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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
III ~ ARRENEn

VNlIE splendid stock of Cloths, Cas.imeres Vest
d incs Trimmings, dc, recently purchased by
the subscriber, which he viii sell or makeup to or
der, in the most fashionable and durable manner.
at his store in SHAW Row Thcmaterial and fits
warranted. No charge for showing bis beautiful
and cheap goods.
lie would inform the trade In ClolrfcN that be-
is the authorized agent for pcycre'- London and
Fau Fashions. THOMAS SHEA
Ciyarieli. July g. 1854
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. .... wv 'NN'. N'' 'NN |'I N"I wv.
eu HHHH r.H.ss.
lo'N thrN wn ato ,ua' ..s 90 De-
.t.sN utu#... u.mHtOl y,., much
o. HanDubNr o1.. l.cba mover sos.
ga man, when D.. once .c's taste he
wants ins'o again and .1 b.s appetite
.'ro1ser rrN Bee n.'s awful lry. Elect
m Constable, and ha wants To- BE- a.
~.nr' r..n bo wants Ngon lcgls.
#g... u-Nt DE wants 90 go 90 Conag.ss ,
Dom ac gets 'o NoUuoss ho wants 90 be-
.-rs.lgU- ,vsn bovtu,s ,ohu'lN,o terms;
rj when tie two terms are ouL he goes
."W' Gu' sits in Doe chimney corncr, looks
'Ny, and s,o'l, bis ugly old woman,
NeAs ,he dog, aud secrc,cy growls at his
Maker, Tor making mcn grow old, reads
d charter iu EccleSiasiics, then walks the
ilcf muucuug 'a,l is vanity y His next
f10r uC5uhbor, who has never had an Of.
lrc in his lie sits In the chimney corner
perfectly coulcn,cd, smoking his pipe and
figuring wItha piece Of chalk on the hearth
TO see what bis PIGS and poultry will
some ,o, reads his Bible and thanks God
nigh. and day for his manifold blessings.
Presently time cuts them both dovn-ouc
IS elected to glory by alarge maioriIy-,ha
g.LeE len 20 one If he don't smoke.
80 /, is-he who yCnds political wares
nus. take his chances in the market, and
@ tie victim ofthc wEims of the buyers.
successful politicians are 'pubIicservonts,'
and Ike all other servants, are turned out
% -.as5 when they are no longer Of use /;
slme sooner. What pjtiIul picture is the
...ap.iatad domiciI Of a cast of politician.
Is--, il has the appearance of having
borne the marks Of consequence and com.
--.. taag ago: but How, like the socdy old
..a-, !; rroclaims unmistakably that the
Avs q. glory have departed.
Bu, then there's the 'hoaorn Did you
-ver see q peacock in all the spIcudor of
. .-. Crown circumference Of tail, as he
spreads bis gorgeous HucS in bcdazz,ing
attitudes TO the sun! Then you have seen
j politician in the hey day o. his glory
Again have YOU seen that ioPPi7h bird with
lis dorsal end Teit every plume and stick
ing out naked as the point cf an anvil .
Then y9r have seen the glory Of the poll.
acian Ia his refinement, enjoying bis rusty
nClors.
Office holding and Office hunting is very
--a.L Psltliers.-Weaan UnioniR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
UpOvs AND sIInu.

EWtNCIS SHORT announces to the citizens
! OF 'lcarfed and vicinity, that he has again
commenced The manufacture Of Boots and Shoes
IN 'he Borough of Clcarfcld. lie can he found in
tne shop formerly occupied by Thomas shea. up
'iaHs IN shaw row on Second street. where he is
prepared 20 40 Hu work in his line and win be
i''s'h WIN call irotn any or all Of his old Gus
TONERS and as mndy new ones as r,s,. so. g, 80,
tend To- him their patronage.
tieqrfcll June 2S 1854
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SNnDLINC AND HARNESS MAKIN%

"a fINHE subscriber would rcspcc,
('k -JtA fully announce TO the ciu-
NM EEertNM zous of ClcrGrld County, and
IL -,Ss1Ts sN the public generally TINT hc has
W. commenced the business of SAD
DING AND HARNESS MAKING at his Shoe
shop whore he will punctualy attend to the orders
of an who may favor him with share of their Gus.
tom. lie intends To keep good workmcn, and will
sell cheaper than any other shop. He tenders his
thank, for past fuyor- in the BuOr AND Sn0E BrsI
Nrss, and would also make known that he will con
tjuuc 10 attend 20 0ll bu,iuc-- iu that line on the
shortest notice, and is determined 10 sell cuoopor
,han any aud all others. d. II. JONES.
ClcgrrrId, May 10, lsji-"m.
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SPRING GOODS!

uHI received, and opening at c. Kratzers
- ONE PRiCE CASH STORE. n snlendid ne.
sortment of Spring and Summer Goods. In adj
ddon to his usual variety, be has large lot Of
Ladies' Dress Goods such as Plaid silk. India silk
Plaid Lawn, BrOcha Shawls, silk, Crane and Gossa.
mer Bonncts, &c. Also, large lot of CarDets. and
hoor NJ Cloths, Ready-Wade Clothiny. and ali the
new styles of Dress Shoes, cheaper than ever
April 5, 1854. G. KRATzFR
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List of Petit Jurors for Sept. Term. K.l.

E,nco.f.-Tohn Weld, Jr., Farmer; Benz. =.
Wright Farmer: David Cree. Farmer.
Hw"y-Dayid Nclty, Farmer: Henry kna-r,
Fam J.: Joseph Dale Tuur.r
hro. Benjamin spac'mau, ir. Miller; Geo.
E,war-ock, Farmer; Patrick CurIyy Farmer
Jucob kyIar, Farmer: $. Luuu,bygry. Farmer.
bnH"ae-E. King Farmer James bowler.
Nu,huut
b.L-George Walkers, Farmer; Thoma, Camp
he'll, Farmer.
hng.-AleNmdcr Adams. Farmer.
tse'-Julu Bycrs. Farmer
tNuE.H Henry Snyder, Blacksmith.
ca-ro~rUn-B. +. Sterling Justice.
FDgas'a-Iohu Ferguson, Farmer
Gjrura-Adam Spikcmau, Farmer; Thos era
ham, Blacksmith.
Jor1au-G. b. Caller Farmer.
h0rtbuUa-.Iamcs Curlcv.
Lo5rr'orc-James buughcrty, Farmer; Frcdcr-
lex Gulich. Farmer
BoTis-payid Dale, Farmer: Isaac England.
Farmer; A. Hunter, Farmer; J. W. Wilhelm, Far
mOT.
Pike-Isaac Caldwell. Farmer.
PenH-John T. Irwin, Farmer; Isaac Kirk, Far
mer; Thomas Moore, Farmer.
Hoodcor6-Mauhew MCully, Farmer.
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NrIcK IN - APPLIcArIoN.-.Ila AM


QUICK N HER APPLIcATIoN.-'It anna.
zes me that ministers don't write better
.erm9ns-l am sick OF the dull prosy ac
.alrs, said lady in the presence ola par.
son.
Guhis no easy matter, my good wo.
man. to write GOOD sermons" surrcs,cd
.he minister.
Yes rei1ined the lady, but you are so
.ou- ab1u. il. + could write one in half the
Inc Il only had the text.
'Ua, ia text Is all you want said the
fsE=o1 4 W., furnish you that. Take this
o-e, It's better to dwell in the corner ola
house top, han with JrawIIng woman in
vide house.
DO You mean NE SIR inquired the
l7dy quickly.
'Ch, my god woman was the grave re-
-golse, You will never make Il good SER
aon.zer, ycu are too soon in your oPpi.
atom.
"a lille boy had a colt and dog,
'I- ms generosity was Oxen tired by vsI-
'1IS asA'nS EIm-Jlst 10 sec what he
"out1 say 10 give ihem one or both OF
as PES. Ole gay ne lola a gentleman
resent -e ml9h' nave ms coIt-reserylng
me cog H'Icu 10 me surprise oil his mother,
"l2 ashed:
Wv ny, Jach, Nhy didn you give him
ne lo=
=n ~ % ItFl- han
-, u'-'-'u' say Ho'..u' M. Wo,heF, "neh
- ~ - ~ -1' 'I1 colt / " SCI Tue cog on
."'"
x We remember being at q conference
meetng once, II Yankee land, when one
OF the oeacons came around asking the
people q lHey wanted salvation.
Near US sat O 5uchers boy, nineteen
years Old about as aEendabIe 10 salvation
as a 'lLno in his hands would be to mer-
- 10 you "al' s,'''auoh said '"e
- ~ 'IoN'''- IU'' MS o'-,a' 'lC'.
-.4 ~ -.-." - ~ ".,I'I ,21' 'IN'L"C''
l IN - -, 80 @oi '1' WE 'aN' nor ou'
1855 ''-''.- 0''''
ga French writer says that if any
-ue knew half Of what is said or thought
about him, be would be ashamed to walk
.1 the streets in open day. Flauer our.
selves as We may, the bes; Of us do moi
escape being pecked at-no, not even By
many Of those whom we call our friends
'1r own ME other peoples friends arc
.eiy api 10 be similar to some OF the Hin.
700 Iaois-aoub.e laced.
TURN ABoUT's FAIR PLAY.-At ho.
.lls q short time since, 4 girl inquired ofa
y,'z-5i :. ''- sh,, ~ ~ !. = cup was OUT
III ,,. r.r-,lo-,ti,, oorc,-II 80 - az ,oo'
5I !, - ~ = h.. ,l,lso., o, 2 o'' Nc, W.,
i-- y - 'i,''' VI ,iiS o"I cum; " hliC
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
ATTENTION REGULARs!

v OU will meet for parade drill on Saturday
rounds Of blank cartridge, and all your eouirmont.
in good order.
There viii he an election held at the Court Uouso
on Monday 2lst day Of August, at 3 o'clo,l. p NJ.
ior the purpose of elcctiug Company Officers.
By order Of the Captain.
July 81, 1851 0' '
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JOHN II. IIILBURN,

Doot and shoe Maker. Second street. nearly
ID onposit, 4. Il. Wright store. CerJgd. Pa.
AuI ia. 1892.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
RICHARD GLENNING

I Doot and shoe Maker, cam ho found at hi.
ID shop three door. west u. ,ho Mansion House.
where bee ha. .'u.iau,g on l,nI % large assortment
HYtL home ul city manufacture. July s.. '.|.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
A. L. SClINELL.
JAS. ALEXANDER,

Saddicr and Uarie,, oiaScr. iu I'-u,a .lu
- ou Market -re., uya, lI-rrr.I- hotel.
Dee. D., l,Jl.
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MOSSOp & POTTORFF

i etailers Of Foreign and Domestic NIer-
lchandiSe and Liquors, on the west side of
Second street nearly opposite the Court House.
Cltaricll, Pa. Sen. 9. 1S53
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ROBERT McNAUL.
GEO. W. RHEEM,

TEanuor. %. tLe ol, stand in Curweu.yiIlc..
4 Dee. .S. ir5i.
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Eslate Of Tredritk W. ShOrning dne,d.

! EILERS of Administration on the cstat, of
4 - f. W. Shoenlng' deceased, late Of Jordan tp,
Gcarde!d county, having been granted TO tho .ub.
Scnbers, all persons indebted TO said estate will
make payment immediately and those having
claims against the same will present them rroper
ly authenticated for settlement
MARY JANE SHOENINGl =,
II. +, SIOENING, Adms'
Jordan township, July 3, 1854.
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NEW GOODS ~ THE CASH sr0RE.

ceoraeIj April 5. I,5-Iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
JOHN w. SHUGERT.

Wagon Maker, corner of Third end Locust
" street ClrarGcld. Repairing done TO order
April lG. 1852.
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4 TTOUNN Az lAW uf.. adjoining W.
y uIHuu.. .u .g.aUi -n.l r'wu.u rn
HIrU IN.I
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Adjourned TrtaSnrFr'S Sale.

y ADJOURNED SALE Of Unseated Lands
II in Cleardcld county viii tako place at the
court house, in the borough Of Clcsr6eid, on MON
DAl' sept 18th, at 10 o'clock, a. mat which
ume all the tracts bid OF at the former sale and
for which deeds have not been lifted will be r..
sold
JOHN MCPHERSON, Trsr
TreaHuers Office, July q 1854
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WM j. HENPllILL.
DAVID JOHNSTON.

"OJLD respectfully announce to the citizcns
w Of 'lcarlicld and adjoining counties that he
has tited up and opened out a PtBLIC HOUSE.
IN the town Of PhilliPsburg, Centre county, Pa.
and Is fully prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with o call. Feb. 2S. IS5i-lya
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ELLIS IRWIN N Sons

4 7 the mouth Of Lick Run. five miles from
"A Clcarfeld, MERCHANTS. and extensive
Of Lumber.
July p. 1852.
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ttorncy at Law and land Agent, office
"A adjoining hia residence ON Market street,
Cnarfoh. March 3, 1853.
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Estate of Garland Irwin, deceased,

y oilCE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istration on the estate of Garland irwin. late
OF Pike tp., deceased, have in due form of law
been granted to the subscribers. All persons in
debted viii make immediate payment aud those
having claims will present them properly euthen-
ticated for settlement
JACOB 5,,C,l BILGER, Jr, Admir-,
Curwensrille, July 3, lSjl--Gt.-pd.
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HENRY Lorraine.

IIENRl LDKAINE,
physician and Druggist, ON Market street,
/ orpo-tr. l.- residence. C.elrh.l.
April lG. In.2
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A JOurncyman Cabinet Maker

M ILL be afforded liberal wages and constant
w employment by making application mme.
diately TO the subscriber JOHN GTTICU
Clcarfed July 3, 1S5i.-tf
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B. 7. STERLING.

Gtaddie and Harness Maker, aud Justice Of
- the Peace, Curwuu,yiIe Urc.gs. 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS IN OLD TIMEs.-Tho
following advertisement from Franklin's
newspaper, shows the locale Of the Post Of
flee, and the speed with which the mail was
carried, little more than century ago
Oct. q, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the Post Office
is now kept at b. Frankln's, in Market
street, and that Henry Pratt is appointed Ri
ding Postmaster for all stages between Phil
adclphia and Newport in Virginia, who sets
out about the beginning of each month, and
returns in twenty four days-by whom gen
tlcmcn, merchants and others may have their
letters safely conveyed, and business faith
fully transacted-he having given good sccu-
rity for the same to the Hon. Col. Spotswood
Postmaster General of all His Majesty do,
minions in America.
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McFARI.iXsI'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot

No. 145 Pratt Street, Baltimore,
directly Opposite the United States lIotcl,)
NN7E are extensively engaged in the man
w uiacturc Of Saamandcr Safes, suitable
for Banks, Merchants, jewelers. and business
men generally, who desire to procure an arti-
Gle Of that quality which will in the most try
ing fire, prove a true and reliable insurance
against the ravages of the flames. Wherein
books and other vauables have been prcscrv-
ed secure midst the fire by which they were
wrapped, and amongst the burning ruins
where for Is hours our Safes have lain, pre-
serving their contents unScOrched.
Our Safes are made not merely to sell, but
each one is put up with the expectation that
some day it may be subjected to DES-
TROYlNG ORDEAL.
Our attention being devoted exclusively to
this branch of business, we are thereby cna-
bled to sell what we can consistently recon-
mend as genuine, and can furnish to Gus
toners our safes at prices much below the
rates charged by those who sell only as agents.
Our cnvabc reputation won by attention and
care in our manufacturing department, shall
not be brought into discrcdit by the disposal
of safes clearing our inscrption,) of an info
rior quality.
Our present stock in store ut our Depot have
all the improvements recently added to our
Fire, Bnrgiar, and Damp PrOof Safes ,-includ-
ing patent impenctrable POWDER PROOF
LOCk-makng the most complete safeguard
against fire and rogues, ever yet offered to
the Public.
Persons in need ola genuine Safe, will find
in our stock all styles and sizes, suited to the
wants Of the business community.
In addition to our own manufacture, we
shall always be supplied with the Phoenix and
other cheap Safes, many ofwhich were taken
in exchange for those of our own make.
BANK FAULTS g. FAULT DOORS,
furnished at the shortest notice.
MCFARLAND Il CO.,
Mar 25y lbs Pratt ST., BALTIC.
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Guns, Ammunition & Fishing Tackle.
Jc37V saQsHDER,

n. E. Cor. U'uiam Mm Second SIS, Phihula.
\ 1ANtFACTIRER. Importer AMI Who,cs lie
~ anl Retail Dealer in shot Guns. Riillcs Pts
tolls, Fishing Tackle ana all kinds of Sporting
Apparatus. together wi Ii general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
all of which and such other articles us belong to
his line Of business. will be sold ms low as c IN be
afforded by any est blshmcn in the United States
In test of his skill as II manuf ctur r. the Frank
lin lns i'u c of Philadelphia. HIS award d to him
since $40. two certificates. six silver medals and
one rec Ill premium; and in lSji the Cryst Il Pal
ace of New York awarded . him me a the only
one aw rdcl for Shot Guns and Kin in the Uni cd
States.
'kridcrr Sporting Anecdotes" illustr .tiv, of
certain varieties of American q me W tn rem ks
on the char cIcr Of the Dog Field Dog. Woodstock.
Snpo. Rail. Partridge. Duck and Pigeon IN Itch
shooting. ON the Rice ing or Red Bird. Grass
Plover Bull-hcalrd or,iolen plovcr. Canvass Back
and hcd Headed Duck, Americ IN Wilscon Scaup
Duck and Canadian Goosc.-prcc ST.
Address JOHN kRIDER.
Aug % ~ Second AMI Walnut Phil ada
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A. j. G. II d w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO .Nnrkct ST., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
'NIE subscriber having on hand al his Store
L No. 53 Market ST., large and general as
-ortmenl OF fresh and well selected Groceries
takes this method of informing the citizens OF
Elklon and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully soIicits a call from such as may
want goods in his line before purchasing else
where. Also, wines s. liquors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
LIQUORS, of the first and medium quai,!
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, HOLLAND
GIN.
MADEIRA, Port, Tcncrinc, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGA HELA Whisky, and
Wine Bites. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. 80 Market ST., door above Miller's
June 80, GIN. Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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Poison OF TIE ToAD.-Itis an ancient and
still common opinion that the toad possesses
a subtle venom, but at present this is deem
ed fabulous by the scientific. NJ. NJ. Cratic
let and Cocz, as appears by the reports of
the Acadtmy Of Sciences, have shown BY ex-
pc"imcnts that they sccrctc a deadly poison.
They innoculatcd small birds with the milky
fluid contained in ilc dorsal and parotid pus-
tulus Of this animal, and found that they
died at the end of five or six minutes. Even
when dried, the fluid destroyed birds Death
occurred without commissions, and all cxhib-
tied marked signs Of apoplcxy.
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IL ATIIElP

FAN!IE subscribe has now and intends keep
IL Ing at the old established Leather Store,
n. f. corner of Fourth and Orange streets,
opposite the Upper Market House, Whining
ton, Del, II large and well selected assert
mcnt Of Spanish and lIcmlock Sole Leather,
French and Patent Caliailin ofsipcrior Brand.
and all the various kinds of LEATHER made
use of in the manufacture of Boots, Shoes.
Saddles and Harness, all of which will be
sold on the mos! reasonable terms. Per sons
wishing to purchase Leather will find it to
their advantage to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
|. /. CHAMBERLAIN.
p. S.-Patcnt stretched machine Bands
crmcntrd with waterproof Gem cnt and cop
per riveted, constantly on hand and made to
order, warranted to give satisfaction.
Wilmington, Del, Aug 10 Sin
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FAIL. and WINTER GOODS
4 CARD.

I would announce to my friends and the public
1 that have JUS rcturnci from the city with a
largr aud carefully selected stock of
E,rg Goods, Boots s. Shoes, Hats
and CAPS. READY MADE CLOTHING. Hard
wave. QuccEswtrc Groceries AMI an assortment of
jiood@ generally kept in Il country Store all of
which will sci low Thankful for the very liber-
Il patronage l., sto"e'l upon me. l would solicit n
cont nuancc Of ;hc and cordially invite all 9TH
20 examine my stock will be pleased to show
yon through them, JACOB B. ASH.
Main s.. nearly opposite the Fountain Inn.
October Ith, 81. Elk;6. Md
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FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES.

"EHilllSH LESS THAN = OUNCES.
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CKN0WLEDGED by the highest medical au-
n thoritics of Philadelphia. incomprrAbly supe.
rior to any other in u.s." Sufferers will be gratied
to learn that the occasion now offers to procure not
only the lishtest and most easy, but as durable Il
Truss any other. in lieu of he cumbrous and I'M
comfortable article usually sold. There is no diff.
Guilty attending the fitting and when the p,d is To-
Gated it will retain its position without change
Persons ut distance un bile to call on the sub
scrihcr. can have the Truss sent any address by
rcmitting FIVE DOLLARS for the single Truss. or
Ten for the double-with measure round the hips.
and sitting side effected. 1t will be cxch lngcd to
suit if MOI fitting, by returning it at once unsoiled
For Sale only by the Importer,
CALEB H. NEEDLES.
Cor Twelfth & Race Streets Philaicp'i1
- Ladies', requiring the benefit of Mechanical
Supports owing to arrangement of the Internal
Organs inducing Falling of the Womb Vocal Pull
monary, Dyspept C, Nervous and Spinal We .kncss
are informed mat competent and experienced
LADY will he in attendance attendance at the rooms
(sct apart for their exclusive use) No ia TWELFTH
St, LIST door below Race Juno "a ly
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COME AND BUY
Worn SIC iPS 3ND SpIC,

fOTR STT.FES IND SPTES
NI)R PRESERNlNG.-We have just open
Il ed or new Fall stock CT Groccrics-Su-
Grrs OF all kinds. Molasscs, Syrup, Cinnamon.
Cloves, Aispicc, Ginger, Mace, Nutmcgs,
Pepper mli salt, Coffee, Coffee Essence,
Teas of all kinds. Bakers Cocoa, Munsons
Farina, Cheese, Tobacco, Snuff, Segars, &c.
i. b. We have on hand at all times, /.
choice lot of Wines, Brandy, Whiskey, and a
superior article Of old Schnapps Gin, for
Medicinal or family use.
Sep9 A.. J. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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Five Per Cent Saving Fund,
OF THE
NATIONAL SAFETY COMPANY.

H'muW ST., Sonih -ucSt Coz INirN ST., PhHM.,
INCORPORATED Er THE STATE OF pENH,. IL 1871.
INlNE PER CENT interest is given nm the mon
cy is always p id blck whenever it is called for
without the necessity of giving notice for it befolc-
hand
People who have rye sums put their money in
thlS Swing Fund on account OF the superior fcty
AMI convenience it affords. but any sum. urge or
small. is received.
This swing Fund has more tn IN huff million
# dollars, securely invested foi the ,fe,y OF lc
positors
The Office is open to receive aud ply money every
day from . o clock i'll the morning till o clio * in
the evening. and on Monday and Thursday eve
nings. till O'clock
People who have money to put in are invited 70
call at the office for further information.
HENRY l.. BENNEl. prcsi lent.
ROBERT SELFRiDGE. Vice p csiicnt
WIN. J. REED, Secretary.
Srptcmhrr = 1851 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

MILTON RATHER THAN BhEr-A PLEA FOR
SHhEr.-Wc sincerely wish that all the Amer
lean people would substitute mutton for beef
and pork to a much greater extent than they
have been in the habit Of doing. Mutton is
more nutricious and wholesome than beef
the latter ought not TO be eaten at all, and
especially the lat parts. Where on Garth are
there so healthy and robust-loohing people
as the English Of all classes 1t is not SIM
ply the logs and humidity Of their climate
which gives them their robust appearance and
good looks; for people near them, with eli
mate almost like theirs, look very differently
So far as meats are concerned they are NUT
ton eaters; probably mere than half the ami
nal food consumed In England being muttcn.
But it is not Mcrino nor SaXony mntton--nor
Of the ragged, tencc-jnnping creatures com
monty kept over large districts Of the United
States. English, Scotch and Welsh, and Irish
mutton is mainly Of improved breeds, well
bred and thoroughly cared for, These We
may have in as high perfection as they, by
obtaining the breeds, and bcStowing little
pains in their propagation and feeding. We
are glad to know that the attention Of many
Of our farmers is turning to that branch Of
stock, and we trust that the good taste and
discrimination of consumers Of meats will
give substantial encouragement to their
ndeayors.--.im. .4gricuturid