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AGENTS GETTING RICH.

The success which our agents are meeting
with is almost astonishing. Among the many
evidences Of this fact we are permitted to pub
lish the following:
GEYTLEM THE following facts in relation
to whUt your agents are doing in this section,
may be of use to some entcrprisng young man
in want of employment. The Rev John Il. Jar
don, Of this place, has made, suco last Christ
mas, over $4,000 in his agency. Mr.. David NJ.
Heath, of Ridgly, Mo-, your general agent for
Platt county, is makinir IS per day on each sub.
agent employed by him, and Mossrs Welmer (
Evans, of Oregon, Mo-, your agents for Holt CO.
are making from SIS to S25 per day, and yo1r
humble servant has made, since the seventh day
Of last January, over Sl,100, besides hayng for
800 acres of land out Of the business werth over
$1,000. You are at liberty to publish this state
ment, and to refer TO any of the parties named.
DANIEL GREGG, Carrollton, Mo-
With such inducements as we offer, anybody
can obtain subscribers. We invite any gentle
man out Of employment, and every lady who de-
sires pleasant MONEY making occupation to ap-
ply at once for an agency. Applicants should
inclose 25 cents for a speci uen copy of the mag
azine, which will always ba forwarded with an
swer to application by return mil
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.-As we desire to
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of the engraving or the "LAST SUPPER" as
specimen, each applicant enclosing us SO will re-
ceive the Engraving, postpaid by return mail
also specimens of our publications ind one of the
numbered subscription receipts emitting tive hol
der to the Magazine one year and to a enasco in
the distribution. This offer is made only to those
who desire to act as agents or TO form Clubs
Address, oAKSMITH & Co
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CENTRAL HOTEL, Tyrone. pa

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
old friends in Clenrfeld CO., and the public
generally, that he hos taken the above House,
where he wonld be happy to accommodate all whc
may favor him with their custom.
VIM. II. HENDERSON.
Juno 10, lS57.-pd
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lCENSE NOTICE.-The following per-
IL sons have fled in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Clearfeld county
their respective Petitions for License of MAY
Session next, agreeably to act of Ass mbly Of
March 2s, 1856, entitled "An Act to regulate the
Ia nf I'M L.
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JOHN TROUTMAN

SiTTLL continues the business of Chair Making
- and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting Al
the shop formerly occupied by Troutman 4 Row.
at the east end Of Market street, short distanc,
west of Litz's Foundry. June 49, 1855.
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LUMBERMEN
JAS. B. GRAHAM,

Dost Master, Merchant. and extensive u
Il Ter in square timber, boards shingles y
Grahamton, Bradford township.
Jan. %, 1856.
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NAUTloN-All persons are hereby cautioned
-. against trusting any Of the members of nv
family on my account, as will pay no debts o
their contracting, JONATHAN WETsFR
Bradford, April 2s, l0'- n.
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A. r. SCHRYVER.

HAS resumed the practice of medicine, and
IL will attend promptly to all calls in his pro-
tession, by day or night. Residence opposite the
Methodist church. May 4, 1853. mos.
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CLIFTON

ca UTYON.
A Lii persons are hereby cautioned against
IA buying, or in any way meddnr with ,
Mich Cows, one red and the other brindlc. now
in the possession oi Joseph Millward, of Decatur
tp, as the said cows belong to me, and arc in his
possession on loan only, subject to my ordes and
control.
Sept. %, 1857. 81 pd. =
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pONG LIGHT ON A SHORT SUB
y JECT. FRANK SHORT announces
to his friends that he has removed come of his
stock from the Short Shoe Shop on short dis.
tance from his old stand, to the shop formerly
occupied as Watch and Jewelry Store, by Il.
r. Welsh, decd, nearly opposite to Reed and
Weaver's Store, where he will be found at all
all times ready to accommodate his old customers
and as many new ones as may favor him with
call, and do their work on as short notice as it
can be doue elsewhere, and as short accounts
make long friends, he will sell cheap for CASH.
Homemade work constantly on hand, an war
ranted not to rip, ravel or cut in the eye. And
as this is the time for settling up, said Short re-
quests all persons indebted to him to come for
ward and settling up their accounts, and pay the
cash or give their notes, and they will save costs.
Clearfeld, April 18th, 1858. 3m.
N. b. The person that found one fine boo No.
g. on the morning after the fire, can have the
mate of it by calling at the Shoe Shop of
FRANK SHORT.
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RNGLNTERN NOTIOEN

NTOTICE IS HBREBY GIVEN, that the fol-
Y lowing accounts have been examined aud
passed by me, aud remain filed OF record in the
Office for the inspection Of heirs, legaiccs, credit
ors and all others in any wny interested and will!
be presented to the next Orphans Court of Clear
field county, to be held at the Court house ia tho
borough Of Clcarfeld, on Tuesday the 9Th day
of May next, for confirmation and allowance
The account Of John J., Cutie, Admir-.
Of the estate of j. Biddle Gordon, late Of
the borough of Cleartield, decd.
The final administration account of JnO.
Mccoy and Mary NJ Goey, ad'mr Dc admX.
of the estats of Simon Lynch, late Of Law
renee tp., decd.
Final administrato account of Mary Fet-
well, formerly Mary Rose adm'X of Ed
ward Rose, deceased.
The Administration account Of Joseph
Nicholson, Administrator Of the estate of
Samuel S. Nicholson, deceased.
The account of John w. Wright and
Jesse Williams, Executors Of the last will
and testament of Jacob Leonard, late Of
Beccaria tp decd,
The partial account of David Drcssler
and Elizabeth Dressler, Ad'mrs of the es-
tate of John Dressler, late of Union town
ship, Clearfeld county, decd.
Tie partial account of William Fuller
ton, surviving administrator of the estate
Of John Fullerton, deceased.
The partial account of James 7. Leo
nard, one of the executors of the estate o
William c. Welch, late of the borough o
Clearfield deceased.
The final administration account of Eli
Eye, administrator of the estate of Samuel
Eye, late Of the township of Brady, in the
county of Clearfield deceased.
The final account of William Irwin, one
of the administrators of the estate of Mat
thew Irvine, late of Burnside township,
Clearlield county, deceased
The final administration account of
James Y. Leonard, administrator of the
estate of David Ogden, late of Lawrence
township, Clearfeld county, deceased.
The final admin stration account OF
James 7. Leonard, administrator of the
estate of Philip Fisher, late of Woodward
township, Clearfeld county, deceased.
The final administration account o
James T. Leonard, administrator of the
estate of Robert Leonard, late ofLawrencc
| township, Clearfeld county, deceased.
[apr. 1851 JAMES WRlGLEY, CPj
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JOSEPH PETERS,

Justice Of the Peace CugmsdHc, Pcaaa
nNE door east Of Montelius & Ten Eyck
" Store. All business entrusted to him will
be promptly attended to, and all instruments o
writing done on short notice.
March, 81, 1S5s.-y.
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEb,

~ The subscriber having taken the sbovess
known stand, formerly kept by Wn. A. Mss,I
IN OurWensville, Pa, is ready to accommoiai,
VINO may favor him with their patronage.
table VIII always be supplied with the best
market affords, and his Bar with the cbois
liquors His stable will bo uader ;he care Of
tontive hostlers. DAVID SMITH
onrwensvillo, April 2l. 1858.
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THE LAST SUPPER, ;.

and will present Il copy of il to every three dol
lar subscriber for the year 1858. II was cngra-
we'd at cost Of over $4,000, by thc late cclebra'
ted A. J.. Dick, from tho original of Raphael
Morghen, after Leonardo Da Vinci. and is the
largest stcel-plnto engraving ever executed in
this country, being thrco times the size Of the
ordinary three dollar cngrayngs.
Tho first impressions Of this engraving arc
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tist that none of the Engravings should ever be
offered for less sum than So, being richly worth
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will receive the Magazine one yeor-cheapa at 81
and this splendid engraving, richly worth 81
thus getting for SO the value Of IS.
We shall commence striking off the cngraying'
Immediately, yet # can hardly be expected that
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fast as they will be called for by subscribers
We shall therefore, furnish them in the order in
which subscriptions are received, Those who
desire to obtain their engrayings early, and from
the first impressions, should send in their sub
scriptons without delay. The engravings can
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JAS. II. LARRIMER. I. TEST
ARRIMER IS TEST, Attorneys at Law
4 Clcarfeld, Pa, will attend promptly to Col
tAohs, Laid Agencies, &c., &C., in Clearfeld,
Centre and Elk couhties. July 30.-y
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In addition to the superb engraving of "TlIE
LAST SUMMER" which will be presented to
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ST AUEFER & HARLEY.

y hea y " atches an - JeWclry.
w HOLSALE and RETAIL, at tho "Phadel
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. las
(old No, yG) North Second Street, corner of Quar-.
~ pbilad'o
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Tract Of Land al Private Sale.
A. B SHAW,

ID ETAlLER Of Foreign and Domestic Nerd
~ andize, Shawsville, Clearfcld county, Pa
Shawsyille, August Is, 1855.
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The New York Steam Saw Mill, and
M1CHINE COMPANY.

CAPITAL S25O,OOO
This company has been organized with the above
capital for the purpose Of supplying the de-
mand for the
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EArs. CApe, BOOTS, 90.

NOTICE - Having bought the store
IN late n snoupied by nly brother. RICHARD WORE
I shall s5ftlrius the hat, car aud Z uk inaouisc
tory ia all It's branches. and hope py s.rcs s.sen
finn ~ husinesa to share portion et the puDiic
patron. Everything In the line OF Hats, Caps
and Fgrs can be always found ON hand, at the very
Tafs made 70 order warranted 10 fit and TO De Of
The best Workmanship and materiais All q the
Ia. styles OF Dress and summer hats on na an
~ te o 1 arm selIing very low. Give me call nc the
y, hiPremium Hat and Cap store, No 2e7 Bross ST..
hi mond n =, ,al - u ncsreIv
.ra ~ thanks 10 my friends and the pubic for
,ss liberal patron ge besto wed upon me. ana
mort respectfully recommend. my succlssor 20 .hsir
tavnr shaIi remain with him for while. and !
sball pe glad to wait upon mr. old customers; ,u
ie5-Im MIN ~ 800.
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LoTTAEilAE.
4 FORTUNE OF S7O,OuG TO Be
had Tor Ten Dollars.

IVAN & CO.'S LUIiEh.bS.
oAUTH0RIZED BY TIE STATE Of GEORGIA
The Following Sehsn - will be drawn by .. SWAN
go, Managers OF eae Sparta Academy LOTTERY, Ill
aach of their Single Number Lotteries for June,
1858, at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the super
.ltendence OF Commissioners
CHASSIS.
robe drswn in tae city of Augusta Ga, in public
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1883.
GLASS ~,
To Be drawn in the city OF Augusta da in public on
SATURDAY, JUNE I2ra, 1858.
GLASS 70,
To be dra In the "ity of Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY. JUNE i9Ta, 1883.
i - 81
To be drawn in thu i Augusta. Ca, in public On
SATURDAY, JUNE 70, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABER2
5.4S5 PRIZESl
Nearly One PGlse 20 Euerv Ni1N Teksss.
LAGEIFICENT SGHEMEI
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GaSiM REWARD -JEFFklES' AN
SDSOO TlDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
euro of Gonorrhoea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink exposure change In ap-
plication to business. The proprietor challenges
single case of recent GonorrhCea which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of 800. Further
the Disease cannot be contracted if dose OF the MIX
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
ard long experience have proved that 1t will Iadl-
cally cure any case which can be produced ms
desirable result is obtained in from two 10 ten day
and as II neither creates nausea nor offends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
interruption usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production CT a
thoreug h and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and injuti Gus effect, either
constitutionaiiy or locally, can be caused by Its
use. - !,
Fl Ring No 92 Broadway corner OF John street.
TRCALLENDEk, corner OF Cd and Walnut SITS.
Mold hy FISHER & WINSTON,
fe 22-dIy Richmond. Va.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHiNG.-We have

NLUTHING, CLDTHiNG.-We have
~ end are weekly receiving large assortment of
Summer Clothing. which we selling very low
fbur good. q manufactured by ourselves of good
material, Well mad, and " III compare in style ana
make with nav house We have in store Black.
Striped Cas-i nere Suits; Black French and English
Drap Etc Goats and Pants Black and Colored Roy
al Cord Alpaca frocks aud Sacks of every grade
nice Fancy Side Striped iiRen Suits, all alike:
White and Buff Linen Goats aud Pants; Black and
Fan Marseilles Vests, very beautiful: Crayats
Ties. scarfs; Half Hose; silk and Ganzs Under
shirts White and Fancy Shirts, nice and good: ali
before buying Call Mt Il2 VI ain street
DARRAC0rT. HARRIS &C0
les success ors 10 Merchant. Weisiger Co
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- NEW SHOES NEW SHOES

Mz6 One of our concern having just returned
from Philadep ha and New York, We are prepared
81, fyr snenJia stock of Boots. Shoes and daitets.
witch we are selling at unprecedented low prices
-eonsisting of all the latest worn ior sd,es
Gentlemen misses. bows and children We Woui99
,cost respectfulIy solicit all ia want Of Boots AID
shoe ef the est quality. to call and be convinced
thai they Can save from 70 70 ~ per cent. " pai
ena ~ Nv No k9 Main st.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
AIR. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
w have tr ed leo bottles of your ExCsLsIoR BIT rEKs
With my customers, and universally recommend II as
q specinc against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. As a TONIC. find it superior to any other arH
Gle have ever tried. AS al agreeable article III q
COCKTAIL it is only TO be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
Thus NJ EALLON. NJ. D.
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AAm AT COST! AT tNSn
sss COST! AT CosTm TO - ! III
CLOSE BUSGSE5S-T am selling -. III Z III
off my entire stock of ROt rs, ~~>-1-A-A-AS
SHOES aud TRUNKS at the prices which they
cost at tho North without adiiug expenses Oh them.
do this in order 10 sell ont The eItirs stock, ~ a.
10 close up business by the FIRST # July.
Store keepers ana heads OF families viii stud,
their interest Big supplying theuselvs with shoes.
&C now as great ban z ,ips daily SOLD.
Persons who intend IT, Witt the springs or travel
will find tbs the hest opportunit! TO buy trunk,
Bonnet Box OF Valisas, Carpet Bags. VII Oh h q
ever been presented to them H. this city. All th'
goods will b. offered at Cost and many kinds
less than cost TO sell the IN off at once.
If you want Boots, Shoes or Trunks. go to MAU-
RICE's for scu will surely save much money b.
buy ing Of him. 3 MtCRlCE.
re 5 Isl Min street
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CARNAGE MANurAcroPTp,a,

cE~ HAGAN'S JOHN IL ont a.
~, q the ring. The question VII I~1n
thy Of bis wages. and why should 4 mar - ssf
paughtf Thankful for past fayors, and 80, ~. ~
ance Of good will, 'A oootnt
Rfss, JtpHsy, and Saspg pss h5orJs
Hk1AN'S JOHN still retains ereas No -.
AL its Lays and indeble rights Tor Ii i sia
that sell preservation is the hrAt law d Sa,n,s
ny sn9hid man despair. 30 long as there i -.
lore, have commenced my old bnsIn.ss n, an s
street. and viii be ready to build from Wsss,sa
row " 81 horse Coach-wii hire out ss,l t,ssI
Tor anything from goose yoke M 10 4 Bind s
Barnurfi. with ell his humbugs and Maze ...t
miItary Ienown, 10 nothing to Compare h ~ ~ ~
hereafter. J0am 1, a.. .abo3s
ia I9-ts &C. 1sHL
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TsHE RICHMOND SODA WATER ANN

i BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE. WITH ITS DOUBLE SET or SELF-ACT
ING GENERAT0Rs-THE OLDEST OF THE
tied Soda Water Is put up by NJ. MCCORMACK
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop, Philadelphia Por
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added TO the above the bottlna
AZ lager Beer OF superior quality. In pint And half
e. Is h. McDnRHAoK. ga nro.d a.
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VIRGINIA WORM KLLER.-Childrel

"
CRY for It'll This valuable popular prepara-
tioa is recommended with the greatest coincidence
b. cs of the best safest and most reliable Worm O.
stroyers in use.
i:;ing prepared especially for children, it is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken By them,
and may be given the youngest INFANT with perfect
safety it contains oil, worm seed turpentine OF
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E. j. PICoT. and for sale by
Nruoc~ists peperaIly au IL
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IA
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters % 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 500OU, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slps of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed IN one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and enoircled
are placed in another Wheel.
Tie wheels are then revolved, and q number Is
srawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit.
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
ere drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRJzxs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
6rst Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxima-
ion Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. ii 250 draws
the $40 900 Prize those Tickets numbered 249
i25l 252 will each be entitled to 1900 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets nusl
hered 49, 549 $751; 552 will each be entitled to $780,
and 80 on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
nunber ends in l. will be entitled to $50. 1.-THE mum
Ter ends with No.2 then all the Tickets, where the
lumber ends in 2, will be entitled to $40 and 30 on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of package Of 10 whole Tickets, $50
=" 10 half 90
%
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PROTECTED BY ROY


L AL Letters Paent of England, and secured by
the Scale of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Pa and
the Impe ia College of Medicine, Vienna. Triese-
ma No il remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhse.
and Exhaustion of tue system Triesemar No 2 Ell
iectually in the sho tspace of three Gays complete
~ aud entirely era1cstes all traces of those disor
ders which CO ayia and cubebs have so long been
thought entidote for to the ruin of the health Ct
vast Portion of the population. Trirsemar No Is
great Con mental remedy for that class of disorders
which unfartun ate!y, the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction Of The
patients constitution aud which all the sarsaparlla
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos /, 2,
aud are alike devoid of taste small, and of ali
nauseating qualities. They may lie the toilet Ia
be without their use being suspected. Sold IN tin
cases and divided in separate doses. administered
by Vepeau. Laileman, Roux, Ricord, &C, &c Price
81 each or four cases in for 80 which saves 81;
and in 81 cases. sold by DR. II BARROW, No
I57 Prince street, few blocks west of Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount,
Dr. viii forward the So cases Of Triesemar and the
large sizes, carriage paid, thus iusuring genuine
European preparations The SO cases also sent, but
not free of carriage. Consultations usual. from
eleven A ~ till two. p NJ, fror. four till eight NJ
at no ISL Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad
way ~ FISHER WINSTON, Druggists.