Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, November 28, 1851, Image 3
OW.• .... lose .- it . I; :- .Y .‘ -•w. 74, , ,, ~ litiCitifivit „. . Ottita. mut', DritareMit,4PlemAtelticiiliity re;per! rfietA FOCI rAtlttiioviinilmt';'-'?' Titesday I,ticpryg.rit t)lB7l) A. P trAtri,ntitti 411,0ttl at be en farilt#o4lll49ldrern, difVriths rep TO ill re atteatitienC,a/za Serl6lllY fie and Ilenreetentatlef ilistriet I n the neti rikitth ' A general attetulanee <tlttob 'ot the inemberatit the, 11l retreated. ,-Bioriter'or ihe'Standing oninittter, •• 11,11.1,1i.11.1a1.Cht'i1.. 14; 185 . ..: . __ ...... ____ ATV#I4,ZiITIP:OIi,' .11"0"A int:niggle gen - A4MOVI ' urged 121)0I1' ool. l lilopt ' fol thei appointenent or AdjutintGenia,ll'f nre Maj. 1' I BatiV,lV•tlisil Diikkville itiersbniat,i, and Maj. Stiviiril., or A rthationg 4° otility. :Thkyltitt-bo,:practical Inert:- --, t i .. , sq; .r •:-.. s, -. , -., . 1.;.--.4--- ~ , . " ' .:-., :- , 1 TIIN lianas Corrrhrit. innthr.s.---1:11e Igo:, ocratio Jubilee at Reading, hist iveeli, was a hos t imposing affair. i A compan y of about 500 tiattleipated and partook of libe'siiplisr, at ; Or keystone , Hotel. . Col. Ilfiiist V 5 ,1 Is present ris'iverti alio 'a nutri , t , iidr °tether distinguished Democrats. In ieply,io a toast ; the Governor ,addressed , iiisetloat:iti7.64lB : il3li r y:ttoshluippy Irian- Am: 'Several olhee ad4rtissea liar° deligi- - THE TARIFF MOVEMENT. Most dour readera wili remember that , in"the Senate of. our State last winter, an effort was Made by!the'Defnecrats in that 1 body, to ask or Congress, an iaerease of ,duty upon, 'frog'. end coctl--.4he two great itiples of Pennsylvania - , - ) Resolutions to that effect %rpm submitted, by Senator Muehlenbeti, and, if we remember right. reeeived the. Sup Port of every . Democratic .Sernator i r hut. they were opposed by the : Whigs, - and were actually 'voted down by die NV hig, majority. '„'. . 1 ,%. - • .. The subject is 'again higinideg to egi- 1 tate the -public mind, and i tho ,Democracy °clitoris county iiava led oft.iii•Gt.r Fir an increase, of duty on iron _tad ,eoal, and this thoirement, we are of opinion„will be ac quiefkedifiby the party generallythrough . out the State. . - Tho Democrats, of Berks sanction the 'genera realities Of the pres eat systemof duties, and desire no change 1 ihat would dofea t the main object . of thel 'Tariff of iSio,' tia a reveaUe• measure. ,... ' In 1840, at the then high price of iron nil ttirOP'e, dtlerCeat.'was abundantly, high, , • and to have made it any higher would .. prohablY bavi 3 defeated - the object of the bill zit a. , revenue measure, ut leuSt so far as -that item wee concerned. New, however, iron s much phisaper in Europe; than - it wits then, UUJ an incru'asd to forty I per cent, will' not afford any more protec- 1 liOn than darty per cent. did at that time. l Some of the wing papers affect to 1 be lieve that this is a T iovement on the part of the Democalcy inconsisted with its for. ...:ruer policy, and onfy Zone for the purpose of securing favor with the Manufacturing intore.sts. Sack is clearly', not the cast. The Democracy are now, as they ever have been, opposed to the assessment of! duties on rozign importations berund tho revenue & Mlay& They, ore opposed to protection for thee sake of fiPotection. Tho present Democratic spitem is a' Ewen:lei 11, 21trif, making discriminations in favor of i ilitifecliolt. ' Therefiiti, if an increase of, duty op iroi, any-from 80 to 40. per cent. l will afford:increased. protecticm to thei.de' i :. yiesiie .tinniefgettkrer, withoitt decreasing; - ! .11 1 0, ravel:foe * it ,is strictly in accorduncel ' with thef rinciples of the act of 1846, nud Of the Democratie party, to urge such a Modificetion. - - , -- .. .. • ' IY.'3.ralt only of lion, We ;have yet to teartt:t*V . , arl increase `of duty - upon c ‘yittidlted o the revenes of either • tl 1 e'g ternment or the:miner: ;;, - r ' __, LIZ ES ON PUISIOLOGY. , ~ pipage..... .. , ..,.ormisor'.oft • 1 7 - r A , ' Dr„ JunP, V' e" - - : -I ngOt)ettatfil - ~. , • i n town, and • '^T • --; •i, d AnatettlY,lB P 11 3 40616 4 ', Ili: -coarse.l3 of _ opt' sr , • ~.„...... :to diniver- a . ~! d uiing the prcr.... - t he above subjec. , - be ii. lA4'res*9ll . . „ j week '. T es° -- , .- • ' mod e0101P5,77 )",,, :1 1 , 1 ituniiktn, or .;, treated Al 11 DefaUti "' ' , ' human 6.1..r--'4 .: ~ aft o f t h e h „„,,,,- zu.'.' 'pi Ove).'Y' P m *kin ' 4 Ara nitbor mil t This ..t I P I • •- ' OII IP -8 '' ' ' " titrata. IT!!! u• ' --' - par ts : , and' evPs • • - ' ''' • • , 140 as cou ld L . id - , i . •,. ' -..,rtha0!1:015 , Aniitie 3 1 :#ll /11 :r rr ,,7i.. ' t hi s Movr.0:). 1 1 ,1 ....t 6 .ined - witm r u / - lied itid' - ..... i .. -. 1. , ~:.e , licil o o trallo ,sisoftal,!' ! I ** E., --4" rt f!..; ? `"., , ..- .„,-„,,,,kslvSly ktvibgi, U n ited ~ '1 64111 ' . ""' his subjects in ' . is*Milealifted t 6 present . (amto a 'el ' • -,,,,,54aAia-ciiit acid inierestae; tott. .objects „,i' ' t4tiritUdielli, ; - tudithisxo4 . r-e ...e. um , i tt o . to point , , .. a. „, ~t illi s e 1 , 4. : .. 341 ! 4 _, A i m ;i m . ' . and to cir. - r. t.. ~, i ri . '' _ IRA'Fr''. our.eit4ll#4fill, . trxi, ~!,,witll°Pe e__—":" ' aiii,e ttre ‘4,--- - i t. -• , , nk „, i ,- ,1 , natreeolfm • ~. , ~f- ~ I r4if, 4 - it ill ... i feed lool 4 4.2. 1 ,1 s' ' who wiend...ini ~,,,t . :I,7lr.A'' r iteo,sP° , Its , ~ ~ =pod or their ; - I .13 • : 'ls, t.e•- ' ''•-•:1. •.' • Vfl.' . 1,-, 3 , • - s lo Y.A Is lint)tt-501.4P.kiftAt.. frao"*Miliiit A 4 l *die' W- 1 070 , t : i o li o.:rio ti to k .oio ft :3 --•••• • • 0, TO• This ger!tterrian itati4iten Protilinently r "fitta VOt' spoked.° io , Thliellaker-, 'Of 't ship pf tskpext noose lA , Reptesentahves 1 14 r fir.):o( ran' rti*r4l Oiripti'te i dliebt.l l 6 the dutieri3Of the ' • ,,.1;. ettion, ,ss "MN' 04 - thsin ctl ' kepis tch haw? a Itth of 'hick just bow; t u Bond iii to maka '46l.:Push , for « «tan striker!! ~4, .------ l I I RE DEMOCRATIC MEETIEti 1 EIAT YEE The StondingCoMmittee have given the usual call for a Demoorune county rivet ing on next TuestlNP evening. - Hereto 7. fore ,wo hays generally appointed our del egate's to the State' Conventions, tit the Feb ruary Court. But as we are' now. In a new Senatorial and ,Bepretientative.district, it inly,pernaps,ba seemed proper to, take ac- lion earlier than usual on the, subject. :The' nest State Convention will be held . • d N On'the fourth of March, an will nominte _ !, a candidate kit - Canal Commissioner, and appoint delegates to the next National • Convention. I Should there be found to be much diversity of opinion among the Dem ocnits of this.county—and we bolietretthe re will bo none ,at .all; or ver y ./ little--and shorld they 'decide in faVer- of instructing our delegate in:favor of either of the cnn didates for the Presidency, it may "then be wisest to 'postpone definite action until the February court. ' But if wo are found to be unitaL--as we should be, and always havd been, and as we believe 'we are— then there will be no reason why a dole, gate shall not be`named at once. `'For our own Part; we can cheerfully support the , neinininion j of either of the distinguished Democratic statesmen whose Baffles: have been mentioned in connection with the next Presidency; whether it be in the person of BuenAivsli, DALLAS, CABS, BUTLER, HOUSTON, DOUGLASS, KINO, AL LEN Or.DICKINSON.“But we are all over a Pennsylvanian, and lisle - 11g as wo,have such a statesman' as 'BUCHANAN in our midst—vibes° long life has been spent in earnest and active deVotion to fiis country —whose capacity is' equal to that of the greatest living statesmen—and whose LITZ'S FOUNDRY. principles are those of , the• masses of the i , . Americanfie'OPle; weSball . not look else; i ll is sonnd . cconon” 'to . “buy where yen where for a 'candidate: We urged his l ean buy cheapest." But this rule does claims four years ago, with ',all carne.st-- 1 not always hold good, in • the .abstract.-- • I ness. .He -. satv 'properto'. withdraw his i There arc some instances in which a name then,-and •we think.he did right:--I person maysa money by buying at ~. ,ve . Gen. CAis had older claims, perhaps, and I kome,and from their neighbors,even if they he was nominated, and then defeated--nch I have to pav more for them than they can for the want of strength with the. ") - I be bought for from strangers. This is racy--for any' other man would havesha - Ithe case with almost all kinds of castings, red the same fate—but by the popularity 1 and particu tarty with :that indispensai Gen. TATLcs won in carrying out a Ica-! blo article of household furnitPre,. Alio ding measure of a Democratic administra- I . • Sloce: li .. your stove is cast by yotir neigh tion. We supported Gen. Cass thin as 'bar, and one of tit. tomes break, you can heartily as WO. could have supported Mr.l • i go to the foundry and get, n new one, and Buchanan. and as We Will do again ir ho is 1 . , , . ots- • .0 1 your stove is as goo as ever. Whereas, nomirled. ; But the claims of pennsyl- I r if your stove rani° from a distant foundry, vapia to the •Presidency. after being too i the breaking of a single plate may muse lonideferred, arc now admitted every-,yob the expense of purchasinga new ' one . where, and the ,democracy of a large part ) ' The foundry of Mr. LITZ, in this place, dills Union are strongly inclined to en.: • is now in full blast, doing a good business, dome her claims at this time, as a token Viand makingperhaps asgoad work as any of theii• regard for 'her steadfast and un-! i . .other establishment n . the State. Ho man faltering devotion to the principles of the ufactures an article of Air Aght Parlor Constitution. . Stoves, which we think aro as good an fie ' tide of that kind as any other pattern ex tant. They are of convenient' size, and ' OIATHUCTING THE HIGHWAY. . .- good , old motherly Commonwealth,. , . always Asko - it in very high dudgepn-- 1 scolds, frets, lectures, pouts and punishes \ _whenever any of its erring-citizens hap pen, either by chance or design, to throw anything in . the shape of an obstruction across any of the public highways:of the State. Sliblias 'provided ready meansfor 1 bringing the offender to jucttco, and some.! times very salutary . punishments are ' iii. tatted :7--till of , which is very wise and I good; and without the faithful obiervance of , this part of our civil cod, we mould' ' find great trouble in getting along: . , ' But caa'tlic State • obstruct ihege high. 1 ways by her own authority? , And if she duty.,' ,10 she Pot' ,fairly liable , for damages 11 Thousands of dollars worth of .property ' , belongihg-tivp,Ui 'Citizenft, is Pow lying at, Shamokiri.dain;qtable to get' through , the mitate, iv4iil4 !4 large amount was entirely lost; or greatly 4amaged,' in attempting' to go threUgli. 1 :This will provele.lerious l loss, to Marry pfoni honeSt,lra : ,lustiiouS Cit. izens. Th.ti c i.moie does,not:e.ontatlMere ly iolh..P:lliPkr.in.de44iriro!4l4 ilifir 'kit, but those kWl4o,sell at that place,-d6. so int.it•ruinnai sacrifice ; :and 'to leavo their 1 p o;kn.ii,i Onre; with ` . 603 'or saviiii , it,l . Otr r thi s is our fgrew.sPorling te lt s °l4, is fur .y.toii4 :" ' , 1 and 4i faithful .chronicleinQ(fie finas; , .. • Shamokii,:johufn illaliiar an on..i, s hould r9dor,d some : of the•oittraordi. - &traction to the triiiigitioti!of the Susqw:t.fPSrYll34YM€,* Pf . °uKbuntioP .. P . 0 1 ! henna.' : Tiast'aiinmie!. the -canal,:Cao NA ))Car. , aka , quits OP PiPitY, and . 'qukiP a tiiii&Mere': undattOOic to irapiive iii , i)iit uulph er ,hali° `bee ' kA1164.': There.'itte, JioiPiiii:Orikit;oert 4aillitia tlnw much more who . 1434/ii 'than?' 'fri.4"--v ` l 4 ,z h* ? Ittli4ZrriZttjli t lit'{6t7 ;sift ' t'll b;e4ul=';;;lligriyali:la?tenitanigritaud. 4•Fiiiik'l*,'Ors643oiAtiiiiiii: kl,F,..i.iloFiOjr•at hom e viSekoEllt 044. 1 sti l y,olo, jw,;4ociii in,3 width to tile itlPPOilifLr,,ii:miiii.,Or..,!s#ll4' itniingi told *i,ty.,,9lo..'#l:4l,9lielV,Warobliiii`Our.. o:3‘.,444*log.*KrAitir ;#o..sth.o'. Vailaell poolltivait.tbera iiiiiia day to' 447*.loPec4i,mseK standing , - fk. 1V14 4 E Whenitlivi)alide eaaughtforOit,P,4okn'tsP,los,4.4on*._P 4ltt oUt • i--1 , k.i..73 -,l' t ' ' ..• ~ 5 • .., f r ' r - ' ti/0 4;' , , 'l t " I 1,,,,, — ,,,„t h '',4;,,,V.,w, ii,... - c WO c.l fit .t` I i 7 - 0, ,lsitto "1 o,lti ,;;. ~ t •• I '7l _ )77'7 7 .o'l/Irgi,r7"""" "" t irte 3D , 1 jr • .. ,, , - .11 , .1.,;v,4 , 41 i 4 4.4.4,4: TP1'11 1 1:1'i a ',,.;:. : . ,7,11 and 4 410 1 5 e whoit-#IOQ op 1040tir t (- ~.11iiiiiiil 164***5 - 10fOle At-604 - cillti irov.o4l; - : itii-iti" " "itli 1110 t: 07 ( 4 . .. ittopproti :,;,:i--4.t.ii;i;Tci.-.., i 'two 4r,gittwookli4ll' 044 *hi ~,...%- • .. , ~. ..:-. vel, 1 ii,,..„...,,.,. : A .., ~!.;1 „.. . , . e .. - . ,'. 1.. - ' 6461 _ 11 , ; ,. _ nmt •." ~ e,Gt week jo ' t ; h t: tei a:v h u i: ry ' al7 -f a: m ' i tt : 1 01:1: 1 ! 13 1: 4: ws tdwel: wilea i l : , 1 , b , , entitirie,„ ,„-, • ~ 1.1,01 xbusinea - b tore !get it, we will tell Or That vrittiiiffs•rt) many , of our pat .:, t one a good opportunity of doing somed,tinif flit ;'`We.mint room just . :noW for a very largo tWin of ' money, and that room, half filled we wilf - notbe very disagreeably disappointed. ' 0::TWe1l, printers are hound to have Their troubles; whether their deserve them or not. Last week in lifting our outer form - off the press, " something sfippodi and - a Way ' s;,'ent hbalid, Chase . ; typos and lull, belter-skelier'ever'the fleor. Not one kind only—but some °Fel/cry font in the office,. frem great priiner down to thdlittle I web agate. - There 'was' ne mistaking it. was a fixed fact awfully unfixed. We gazed at dach'cithet—then at 'the pile then at the a lmanac--measuied—counted. " Not a'ivord was' said—L Not an.oath was swami", BOZ before deeidince exactly what course to pursuo,—and after searching a host of our exchanes to find something to, guide us in our extremities, wed - at' last lit Oen the lifenultain Echo, whcire a .similtteetitas trophe happened a few days previously, though only half the extent of ours, and taking counsel from the cool philosophy of the viecitn s in . thaf office, , We rolled up our sleoves end `'wont iti•Woik, and have now thesatisfaction of informingour friends that ,we havo.brought our paper forth once more'from this( wreck of . "matter," and have made a pretty fair beginning at as, sorting the great box-full or pie I elr'But "ruisfortunea. never Come sin gle," and in the midsi or our confuSion,one of our jours was taken. suddenly ill on Saturday. Ho ,is now convalescpnt, and almost-himself again; • . . st. handsome. . . Ho has now, on hand a largo supply. of Scottish pig metal, whit:lris the very best article for foundry purposes ; and for his ,industry and cnturprize, Mr. - LITZ richly merits a liberal patronage. Suers mi Dr.kriz.—A man 'named .ro seph AynihoryPotter;:iesiding in Brady township, in this , county, in company with a young lan, iv,er4 , out on n hunting ex cursion on'aturdayi last. 'l'lle, day Was extremely cold and blustery; and the snow pretty deep In the w; _renderingit extremely tiresome to travel. They both became very i)iueii e2,:hausted, and toWards • 1 evening the young man was compelled to leave his ccimpalion for his own : ' safety, land if possible, Proc' ure assistance for Mr: H. ' He succeedin reaching - house, but l before assistanee *ached his compa n i on, • .. , 1 , exposure Jo. the cold, bad 'done its work, I and he died the next day 'about ten o'clock: Itii. H. leaves 'a Avits•:and several small ,children in reilestitate thitl'helpless condi qion. ~. I ' 2 l;;' s • ' . : f -I'll •: 1 '... 1 ':`, I ': . II ) ' ed backloStfithilriokitd,iooltd, iihen out',' came four hearti.ollaftemfaither in quicki supeessiotpi—two ofwitich Wereiwounded, tos onlrone of 0 10 Tr PP1) 1 0. : tie Wt . story iitliat another of ouK citizemfollowed Another bettr;iriti;,his den, in The base ofila ,mountain, and after penetrating a corisidereble distince,'con, ctded,utoi fetreatowhich he ilia, and then btiftt a: fortified etustle•at'the,mouth of the den, where he and one or two others have been on the watch,; alternately for 'several days, With what successWe have not heard for tv day or too. But rumor also brings another, story, that still another !tar was chased on the other side of' this".satite mountain. .NoW,' may' it not be that the aforeiald beat : Went 'eledr thidizgh?' VOtt THE itEPUBLICAN. Mr. Editor few days ago I no 7 tieed an article in the Pennsylvanian, from the Blair County Whig, laudatory of Col. FRED. BoLEY, conductor in the employ of the Central Railroad Company, whith, in my Opinion, although tame—too .much so by ,far--the Colonel highly merits Per; sons travelling either by stage or railroad are too frequently annoyed, by the ins°. rence and vulgarity of those whose duty it is to minister to' their comfort and eolave nience. But to come across such men as" COL BOLEY and I. • W ATsnnURY , Q.gtnto i agent Irom Lancaster to Philadelphia,' seems like green places in ; It sandy des ert. The happiest fellows you meet crow ded together in the whole train,. ate the above mentioned officials. They seem happy and contented. They strive to the utmost to make their passengers comforta ble end'contented:' ' Ttley lierform their duty with I:la - little' ceremony and annoy ance as possible, and .with that peculiar courtesy which aluidis attracts the respect land kindliest feelings of those under their care. And whilst the'columns of many of our newspapers teem with the fulsome flattery of politictil demagogues, who rm., er did and never will` do a good or benev- I olent act in their lives; except to those of their own household, I can - see no reason why tho exertions of worthy men, put forth for tho enjoyment of the travelling portion of community, should go untioti ced. Conclusively, I would say to all travellers on'the Pennsylvania railroad, be sure you take the . trains of which Col. Be ley and the gallant Waterbury havecharge. PASSENGER. . kother Terrible Accident. .Nczo York, Nov. 24'.-This afterncidn the wall of a brewery adjoining the black smith shop attact.ed to the manufactory of R. Hoe & Co., fell, crushing in the roof of the shop, and killing two mon named. Mackay and Brown, who were employed in the . shop and injuring a number of oth ers. It is feared that others are buried in the ruins. Dreadful Pa!frond Aceldent--Three , Persons Boston, Nov. 22.—Yestorday evening, as the Passenger train was on its way from Dover to Farmington, on. the Checo (N. H.) Railroad, when about two miles north of Rochester, the engine was thrown down en embankment by a culvert being under Mined by the heavy . rains, and the engineer, fireman, and a section man were instantly killed.. : • Arrest of Fogitives . at Columbiay Baltimore, Nov, 23.—We learn from Columbiis; Ps., that two fugitive slaves from this State, were arrested there yester day, one of whom succeeded in making his escape. : —The.other was delivered up to his master, And brdught .back to this city. A white ,man resisted- the tllarsbul while making the arrests, and a warrant has been issued for his apprehension. Two white Op from this city, the fugitive con fesses'asSisted him to . escape. • To believe tho gospel, is but to give od credit for being wiser then ourselves, AN - OTHER SCIENTIPit: WONDER .:,Pitestb ND Artificial Duatiy° lluid,or Gastric Julco A great Dyspepsia Curer. prepared Born Rennet, of the fourth Simincli of. the ON. Liter threctiona of Baron Luthig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J, S. Houghton. M. II North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. This is a, truly wonderful rem , edy for Indigestion,. PYOllOl.6ln. Jaundice, .Liver Complaint, constipation, mid Debility, curing atter riattire's titan method, by inature'a own agent. the Gastricjuice , See Advertisement itt another et& - „ MARRIED--On.Tuesday, August 0 by Itiffir:-Berkstresser, Me. Jacob Gibson to Miss Letkh : 1 - 40; tjoth of Jordan town. ship. 1 , 7 - , • , , ; On Thursday, : Sept. hy, the same, Mr. Aaron Owens to Miss Emily, Estes, both of Pike townihip. • ThursdayOp Oct. 2, by the same, Mr,; Abraham Shot ,of Woodward township; to Miss Sarah Jane MCKee,"of Joidan toftsbip.. • ; On' Thursday;Oct. 30, by the same, Mi.lahrt' H. Daugherty, of Morris ,tavn= ship; tolfiss Sophia P; Showalter, Of De= catur township • On the same day.,'fry the Bomb, Or.:G; W. Cum ts 4" Miss Esther %Si...WV, b9th of Jordan townsbiP. - by the Satne,l4i, Et ward Etir. lUr r?' a tm. r 0;!, FI twat üb* , L;•,Art.: IT: l ,l,asti = usloO lguit'ul, g B".l laii 4°414"i' l 441 dtk.prillliii4lll4loo,llWVl Ilov.11; ;,'; t 100 ; ,.; • 7 . , , ~. , , • • . , . . , , _ . . ,:.1 t ..,__ ' ,•,• Lii . : ~..; • ..:-• • ~ •kr",:cf. ll o 0. 21..11L . ...% ~,.6.1,1i.., , . .. i 1 7 , ,..,..•1065TEf1at. - ,.,,ckyng1P0.: 7 A,,,;i ',,1 jow . I. '4 -- ' . . ~.;L.,.,.,f.ttiihri0.,....A.0,.rir5,7::-Al,ll ~..,-irm• I;olo4tpistiAli4u;i4, , ,ociz , :;::' - •e ' .; , . : dvive# - .: 3;41., t . ..... - • - Ella. L: 4;j11-44 BIM -.?.•,:- n---••• -•••?-tut !pit --•-•......--,.,, 4 • TgAgelv*,l6lflirlllo!'.l.,*, • 1) 1 1' 7 ' . , ..... • • . .... To Milani! I ' d Alttil bf. - tiMt iod iAd r olor'etri lag ' 11 6 offief• I The Aeademio.ndic is obii 4100 VA Itac. 4.1,14 AR 'VAS -1 of TWELVE WESE.E.Wac ; and'fIVIVIAyS Of caw!. las is each wyk. , a •.. 4,, I . • , l•_, .. 4. • , , I. Thenottikettiet WM - oensairkmealt AiOSDAIr uP,G,: 8 h, ~ 1161. at the rollowing ~- ~• . ... -• ' • , ''.''',.' '' , Rediii , d; Mateo oilliltiOn :., •i tOEMUE ,',,,vioaL4iu aitid;iifferithitas ~,..,. t : /Ati V ia tinlightl' " li la' i n 9 " l* Ist* • AEE -kap ki(WEAti ORA, 11 ißig-Tialti. ' • 7 LAW' *moor. _,. ,' •'' 64 'Oa : ub ept A . Atm PIATERMATIUAIIESPA,III. : • 4 .„ i I ENT • i .r....i4,••..n!* , :t ,.; ' ,401 ": 1 I.•; WEEKLY . 1,9•4311.00 f ei.O__„_lrivint4 404 h. ,M , 1, dikt.isil...afaxitrt ewhilrfilholt*lttla tow of the, to owl at .it ingots , or FRIDAY I P. .011 i of it cis Elocution: Volor,mtion and view quoptons Uppil thole wend oaths", All ethos attend 1 toll* unlit P: Ps. midis., l The LAIEL*S USPAIII.TMENT is intOltelp rhparats lim b 1 the other on thq pott or this, who desire it, 'lwo or,three 1 dotes orinolot or both, , (X.l. 101 the proper of sooners* , in 1 lime vbni it hi optional with Um Swirl* Ptiltirs,,whefhic 10 • Jots such Menai or not. Tuition is charged ilea tbe dive of the Scholars oor.men. oho to the Mem of the Tame-dtdaotimi bong made la ea* si absonoo caused to, lakoess, lied whets spec Oat soresment is made. ea snooppr.„ Withtbe Pittairei , , , tdOltAi. SU Aeltlf4. boa hit bort* bottii the tibial' Miaow of the Teachers in sechnug thorough dlimpliorr-and it has berm efficism. Unmoral pueithmest Is• admilitotood anlylin the nowt °adores ono isooni'gibitrasos... ,•, • • - ."- •-• , The constant aloof Pre Timbers tr to make Oh* intimation they iMpalt, ail NINA" 4illt.#.:ppolut. Primtioal„ as wail is 1 hftnitir% otos If bi d •,..,* The st lodisation Is gives to thip apt. ait se Enrols ul the Paull.. wed • sada the obenre c or the Trumboini. ISJARD can be ob aimed er niesormble pri 00, , ~ • , • EII:HARD eh AW. Proweist. WM. 1.4 1400E11. SomOoy, • • Nov W. SAL , _..... PLEASANT 11111614 IRON VOIJNDRI . ond MAOIIIII4 8110 P; -At Clearfield. ••' • • rIIDE andeolgeot tradfally anneueoes people Cwarneld sad the Gists, eouatleo teat he still °ends' mote carry on the shove bailers et his extensive esittylith: memo in I hie-terob et Olearflolds and tenni , . PiePartit to me tile. S lade of•• Castings used for Grist Il2ills, Saw-Mills, and all hinds , of•ll.lachiner peife.no on are n t i ow t o heßt ,a tten-obgir quoer- e - p uee bat mtnrte on' bwx - madetiel. and einottme eons hot Biscay lnto) woreews. ula . ..MACHINE 'SHOP, noww capertor Ttlßlair(4sl LA.TLIEEI. darer' by Item, la la our:multi operatioe. and u elder the panacea:Mt of a pre:Meal mechanic-where almost ankle or onooioori on .be FICIIBI3BIi la the eery best style. and on eli4it notice. Ile hes stow an bands a hose esstortunsat of t.) such es id rovEs el rano 111,1filend patients. ?IOU() H I tiON e. WARN KtsrrLEts. sto • :to. which he otters to sell low for Cash, or oa a reasonab l e credit. OA. is now prolog. from the Mott two towci,paliterns. ,• • , - HATHAWAY COOKING-,STOVES. ALSO—Faniv Air' Tight Parlor Stoves,l Vine Plate and Coal Stoves Also, Wiard's . celebrated Plolagli. And all hi WAGONed, of riutzawEll/XEM: Sto-wAuE. SLEIGH and BLED t3OI,ES. ile intends well oe reasonable +ruse.. sl e d (forts that the chime of the candy aenensily will lied ill to their oil VDU nCV tl) giVe him their canton. GASH wilt id were be ',relived - bat the highest onees Mill be al'oettel foe Votinity t roduce I and OLD SS fait o r da in f at work al l es , abliihttleeiblis petunia supercools. al ordain for work all metre Paola sunroloo. DaNtU LUZ.. , Clan fill 1. rtoo. 29.1t51.. . 411.10 T . NEW GOO DS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI— CES FOR CASILOR MER— • 'CIIANTABLE PRODUCE. stibiiirita ra r, having atoddlett that:Pore Cauca TWO 1 DUO:4B west of i:frierrairs Hotal, i i would renaTtfully annuarica to tart cilium , of Cie/idiom borooth.vo.i .i riultn [,atheist. unrletaa ENTIR N A' it tiAttEftil.LY nr,i,UulrED al WOK. Or. pIIMCLIANWIEW, ootnyttsisig a tarsi auortroeut or .I)7y Goods,," Groceries, . Hardware,. Queenswarc, • Drags" Hats, Bonnets', Shatels .Pe., Particular enumeration 'is deetcea nituecatsarr, IN WANT tW Outilthi: AT lIIW YILWE. 3 . ore soileitcd t,4ca,tit esd ( Vol VP l i ar I' turc-b "I" ° VV.% I WALLACE lc 111111 S, Successors to RICHARD . . SHAW, Esq. CLEARFIELD. PA:. ILIT.SP.ffitPULI.Y. 1111213011ree to lb. pnblto, that they AA , ha 'jest received acd no cow uniting at the Old Wind of D., 131/AtV. L'sq., Marge nail well seep:ova anonitett of Spring and Sunirn or Goods, Compore.l in t of' DRY GDS 01100E1111"9. HAMS AriE. dßittkwitak: , &C .Ik..c. Alm, a loom int of LaMar' tied Gentlemen' eAllt.:Y DRRAS GOOD 6. .Riady-made Clothing, • And MI the aotlcles generally tont In a country tt7te—all of throb *lvry aft tenured to svir as lo rus. twin .1, they can W bonnier Iwoncod county. hoe. tr.l. ltfl. XIV Ne & Winter COODS, At Grahamton, Bradford township. 'PHD subserlbei offers 'brush., en 'be meet lintel law.. I.AlifilK AND EX.LEII6IYE ASSOUTbiGNT vF GOODS. touristic( of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queetisware, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,, . Boots and Shoes. • MI of which Will be solol es low as ina be bought tatewheos in the count?. Purchasers will fled at GRAHAISTON every detcolDllola 0 Go )0013 usually knot in a OGG eattlr F.TORS—r.II ol wia be daroutt of ea very smug Wornness fot CASH. KROv 1DM:to:. or !MISSES. - rheum call asd examine fpr itunehres. JAIdR3 D. GRADAM. Goattamten. October 1.1611 • 6'tray3 !tenger. • to the tentdeueo of the satuaritto 4-./ to Watts , tentruhip Claatneld count,' ttbent tho 17th of Jot, mt, a NED 11E.11.". branded es thileft hip. anclauPPoe• pow ed to he thiee•loars old. No .c.l hat Milk! recollected . &wooled to have stiatedirom . ~• ed, teea. Tile' °WIWI will come fotw . pd OVI Pt, Pert*. Pa/ Oratti and take bet tpoo7l • 'l. , • • JOHN ;cAuLiLr.. Pavia '41.113,514 BANK NOTE LIST. _ Corrected Weekly from the Philadelphia Paper pennsylvania, Bank, Cayuga L. -1 Philad'a b'ke,, par Western, Roches., 30 U.S. Bank, 13 Bingliampton, -50 Clutmbersburg, / Vattaraugus co. 30 Gettysburg, , 4 Clinton county,. :15 Pittsburg, .4 Commercial,Buf., 15 Susq. County, ~ do Oswego „10 Lewistowp; ho sale FaYnigre;geaott; 00 Middletown, , , allitoilton: hank, 15 Carlisle, i Mechan. Buirale, ,45 Hollidaysburg, i t Merchants' F.X,., 40 Erie, - li Millers', at Clyde, 10 Waynesburg, , ii Oswego, 60 Washington, lttli Plicentx4 Buffalo,ati' Htisrisburg, 4. Staten Island, , 50 Honesbale, llStateb.lluilldo,7saBo Browesvillo, . lal4lSt. Lawrence, '75 Willia4Port, /lUnion, Buffalo, 30 York, ' , /IU. S., Buffalo, " 301 All Solvent' hrtiti ' pavllVetervliet, 'l5 Rollef Notes, ' . I.lother soly,,,b'lls, , I TOwapdaßel. !loss's * . New Jersey , , New'York qty. ' Del. B'dge Co. •‘ 85 ' Chelsea bank, 80 Yardleyville, .:11ti clintoßt . .501Kainfietd; ' '—? coipritefeial, i ~ Other solvent, , :Tar Lafayette ? s:, , ~ A' , , 0104 , , , , Washington, 7qlSolvent Cinc itinatili Other solit. As; ii!tr,lClevelaiHr," „ , , 5 - lie* lid $ tatts- LiiiiiMilOa, , . :X 5 AllegheXty 00; 0,6a75 COME4ker4 . otigtO , /9 UkktfiCriirrgiltiatAkiio do ..:41,11kfrgi.jp,75 MillitnOitA,4 6 ; ' ,1 ., ?A iii,444,1 1 4.;' - , ,^ :q.:: s, ' — ' Atlatt bank,, , q: ,:., ,glisliryitlici . ,- - - —, Capp, .94 - tii)r; elts Fdirdtiiseiceintorkiro 4,,_ _,.. ,. , 40. 4 ~.., ~., ~T . .. 20 44 6 , IfirOcArri t , .. Janks-'Bitik atioatAr .' , Ai' .0 ile , , ei„..„....„„., w o ith e i n - v ,:r . t ,-. ~ vs: ~ ,OttApp_ ..4 1, ,-„,,:as bod' 1 - • ' 1,..,.. TN T ” - . ~ 2k , ~,2 . •17 7 V.14.3.1..01 . V I Wit 1: t t i . 1 4 PAM Mk t .1, ‘. ;'.. ' 4 41 :, ."( :.` • ' .45:1 '"'`a..;g:4:.14:; 1 ':51,?,71 . t...,-.4‘;,!..c0..? „ =; , ...: , : „ '' . T t.' ..; 4.'"'.45'41,44 tr‘c .41 1 ,Vitih ., :; ;,;‘.`r blrtairse . f ., . alibis el ;,, 1 .7...td, !"--. ', : • If.WN:.: , ; , ofth .I: as as • '',"` ';',' ~ , ,v , ,„ :! ..„.",,;e;:e; '‘, • ,-,0' , " tare Pease ' ''',, , cogs • •- ' 'l.. Af --. '• .•'s '. ';',••• , ,•:,,, ••'.. ems t•outos; ' '''''' • • .•': 'l'•'r.,:,";,; - ' , "::4 4 ,.' ~ . . t2',:, ‘..':•V J.,: 'nf"Pf tr i t t 6 ' I "'A. ~ dlk 1 :0 6 * '. : ' ~. 4 0 . , ~••; ,',' 1,:i1.f . i. , -:: , '..'i . • iik e watt the m - emotive,- ti. • ,_.,w Vet .1,010 0 t : • * - ., .s• v . . .whiboutts , .as MI kali NW ...1. ,44,.et , .thattta ex • • . alma. • - .Mart , • ,; 2 ~ , 2,,,, ,i q h owl. '.uptell Id. , e.derst orelio,' v sod nr:stattl a ts l , 1 l af trAltl=SatiolL 'it' I" lt i g , Seciadr i eh: Hl' ~-.' ~. ,:: 1 - benign tfloanothe ore bile , , eul'euisticallattra , ''.---, - ..:;:. i!.,,,"4lll:initttill'll.l7t=t;:,..4Z*,i4. j...... aitf4s t inanoonateted as to fien Iva Ineloolit a .... Tien, I, (bait will beareeted t ot sota erreicentnag As tilt -. • , . les Ottoonte tint Oen of' entylionatetelemi • „ levi , •.„ • . soestor trohtwer fa dvisement opthasiesitterm.. , . , to • ..- 'PO.W.• Misled usages t.tisCdieseleteubballett, r be . A" i' , voted tattle service othis - oeua.bY agnate Ogee 1 4 , •' li ~.„. I:depart fain its wistll6lol4 of linkt bglatrir4 o . 4L, . , th. ,„„.e..i.. tf deuterons drama •It w fet . ' . lends ear s, ante ;It witrailtefe trot,foteast on a se. .01. I i +I parties, siad not oeiretentitet fto , 01,0411 MITMIT MUM 2. • ' , I deIMOCTIMO pear, bht enam alleY-• Wool: a Flout' at If atali ksi .- : " Iteddiass between the 'odour mama OA a ray dilersolnauoseational 'lmatheents b, ephtiki i ires Mod de . lag'the causatation. end by qatainins, t.O denten/A 4 ' t I ettales, cad by ;lade t before fettle car ell ' e tiltr.b!e 41 ;et I Woes the bleeders WWl' aolforl 61 . ,the t n.-Attains arm . lamina withths inevlutbleardiusfatalateel and . babel, , eh; tilhOtt. 161 order to nolpuon. Oita 3odiottant ad- . ; 1 AA: tit. mutt action ol the. on t,ticre.orilt Da tutted e . t.d. a ;.1 ! aferbearasee to exmoisedotiet et DOW" biblilf* lo,ol, . la , ref oti, Revenue duties antra Marutitoadant Latrine, net !, otmanouely advocated if, tapetitine . tri,Peuten Ivo tarifa, ern man ers, mid Mho Medlar corautes., 110. %W WII iiisa • 1 obtoraludos intent ol teWoat Improvements bY the/ emorla ! sovernmentwili be earamay opposed ' st bite Ivory *nog ',II • be made to empties tederel extravagance, tad. Walt batik lfgr , "overeat:eat ter.tbe wbelerona Pnempla t t tatenctrog. , lt4, Theocrat abject of the UNIONAstO nunreas , Ilahlieol Etlu yet its nip email will net be dawned mtaletively testate: • 'ins. ; It Will entteevor to /MeV titt W.th the spirit ..of, the fa, • and to present all di:raids* le selehatet art. mi t t: ape, tallyrou to chldhe al improvearets ru Mae to Rare. comma and manefattura w Web MAT Dimrcte toter. este and t eed ed ft the adornment . of the a 134t.ty- , Vire intent beltw the towns ou v. WO the lINIONI Wllibe furnished to subscribers; anti we wilt ihi lii c 'tendon, t• at we have presented oafpliiMlMM,,and serest to od who so. prove It to sustain ns 'l.' 6 °eine la which vie lave smbaraed cannot be sustained wI at a hand patrotater A Oki', Sir net at Wublecton requires a heavy exrendlture t wed we Ricottas *Spell to rill the • who wish Se tamers re'tsiti la twi curiciutbe man of *natal by toles their eeriness' toobta paintos lied sub.atie o • Our ;Fps are bead Wel, ought atipooft. ea. fa the strength the tiOciarlo vary or the Uuttedidtates. Blaney it lb) s Dew of w it, ? •edit anouee. say to Were enterprise which requires thought. alit• to trot mutt command Labor to Oast itnerd., . , , . . „ Gaily pima by tho year. la advone t. i ' ~; , , 150 00 • .. fur lea than it pest. 1111. Per meal b . -, ' Red Weekly , taper rip the seta. fa *device. ..' • 5 00 • ••••• 1 for hr‘o than a Yen , . per month.' • r Weal/ Paver by the. rat' : . • , , 2 ) Weekly Pane; for sly months, ~,. • IGO . Rub•crint i ons to the OMIT Waal for fmt than two, to the Perni-Weekly tor tre than four. a to the t t eek'y for lam than tlx mouths. will not be •eceivedi if not paid widtls tat. lint 1;* months, the Dolly Pape will Le Std. the fieral*Wesitly Pa, and the V% eatly, I& tO east, • .. Re Marlboro may discrelletie rhea _pear,. st lOW - og* br pli,ine for t he subscribe the hero/eta red thyalbial oot whinge: I host who ler et year. nod SO Pot lt ti14 1 4411/ 111 litlbletlb 13¢ ortlsr a ditooelleueeye es.•l Ise red of is, will he orrsideted mom ibets oath they older the pilau to be elan.' Deed. nit! pap a:testae/I , . , , .S,ll ' Atf payments to bo mods in advance. 1 hre ;rho tavola an opportunity of nay lil t otherwl•e, may ;owl by theil. it , our risk—yo dna° pelf.. Th e posim es este ceit 6cato of Snell MMittitlCO shad Ibeis se elect 'me of therefor, !'he notes at any soecle•pay far hak will be received No attrition will ho elver. Kg any order stales the mosey. of bpi , mtutei's cortlt.eale that it hat bees rend tea, tv:oolYlrut% Lettors to he proprietors, choral whh poet av, will not be taken tint of ihe tirx t villa. A. 41 THINCI.BIIN. f • -- .'' r % &LORI:ELT ASO:STRONG , Wah r nston City, At 011, 186 1. ' ' ' • ' , . , , • . BOUNTY LAND AND ,PENADN AGMCX. WASHiITON, . . • Ts' 11E undereigned, Aturney and General Agrot! EL at rity - til I,Vehhington, offers., toe firraccl . n piocurinti Bouoly 'Land and Pensions tar throat . entitled. Being permanently 4i of Governinent, with a thorough itnd, fatnifi4r knowledge of the nees;sacity . forms ebil routine iJr business. and having areas. to the Rogisters and Rolle filed in the U.S'. 'l.Viar Office, he poterfifes facilities for the ape htly'and: vatirtnetory:itojfiet.. tueht of Government :cialmit'uf.ti'Very By a late A eta Congress; Beiinty ted• to the officers and soldters of the war of 0,31'2, • and of the. i'ariouft Indian tvais,ekice 1700. those wbp served nirie months:lGo ; to I those who served four Menthe ,a 0 never; sod io thine who served one raptith . ,.lo ArrOttgements 'have tieen made'veirh , gentle. men of the Legit proresstoti, indifferetit seCtiona of the country, for the.loc , ation of warrants, and . the sale of the Peterits; when ironed. on the Tors advantageous term. ;, for the payment at razes redemption °fiends sold foiteties. ,- , collection at ebts, and for the transaction nt rencral law ht 9 Incas in the d , fferent States and Terrify : tie... lie tenders his services to member% nttheVill (saiiiin at 4 distance, and 'when claims .fieffitist the Government are 'prepared bye local Attorney wilt abate one.half his usual fee. l'h.f• Laces's. ry forms and instructions. and inforitiatiett onail subjects appertaining to ct successful prosecution of the business, will" be • *lflrLd in reaufar cur , . respondents without charge.. information. cheerfully . gsten;and all commu nications promptly replied to. ifaddieried io ClIABLlat .C. 1 4 17C4F1t, Washington,' D. C.---Dec. 18,'50. HOOVER'S WRITING .116. • -We are opposed•to ill 'Puffing, in the figurni:ve sense of the term. Whither in Me mime of a book. or anything else, We barba reptignence to give it a fulsome adulation, or to reenninicud it in any way.at nil. unless' we honestly - believe it orthy of favor. , "We have again furnished ourselves' wills a keg of Iloocer's Black Writing Ink - , , when we any that this is not the fits? or the second keg that has been procured Irom Mr. Waver, Ilse article may ho r miside red es being endoried 'noon' by. us, oth' ' ern ire we., - Should nut have confined its use for these sus or seven years pint, Others may have their prefeteucenhi faVor of ddrerent ranmilaeltace and we ore quite r - Ofing that they enjoyihuse preit erences (save end: except th e 'O f our Correspond. tints. who sometime° impose dial loathsame Blue stuff upon us, which ispot fit to he user.P; qa• our own part, woctilitinue the the rannithicture ol•Mr. Hover, whiles jolt te ' ,not only cilia :bUt does not clog and .ronglomurnte ',slur, pen e s some otherW iso good inks do."—(German Berm med itenger.qhatuborshurg,fa, , • . New Good. . . Cif ALLACE ftIIILL. retool futir r annolaft to their V V Woods. M oods. and{ the yobbo ME* (bat (bat they axe now rLoeivin, end openthrtit'thuls stoke t botocothpf Mew field one a the I.AitOIP23T AND moerv,e,iti,...riti.ht ON.I.EIVED I'OC,K - • • : PALL nnd;#ll4TP GOODS That hasevot bee* bkoilgiatoth'9.oOult7-99019919ta1t IS Pada 'Gpo-rds, - . ' Qneenswatc, • .. , Restiv-niatlC . C.lo. l;ll ,rg. , Stige t, flati4 Bonnets,.&c &c-. smoi which the? a** conatesi s',lll cOmparee bout a, PBP,APTiraq(I 114149 1 14,. with OA 9,t49 9 54 1 1. 9 t 49- /monad owtn. i:, GIV. ut call, euid oak se oar GuliDS. $t w flt do us good ' to show thus toloB aria if gee der't 4. Os stale: • `,2 - 040040: IPO!„, • ' L . ' ' ''. ROBERT' MANLEY; -..• •' ' ' ZSIALIVIZIEVT:.•,!7.O-.13)4110.111.14 ' -.:. .... • •- • ttIAKEit ...-- -.-- • • ... . 'pan 'owes, wvitroir 1.6.1 ,b. it...... 0., fCP op I. fistd commis. that 14111010 On on rootoUltro Omen Oa •', btorketstfrot. sun r ooppoitsilte lemdottoo of kola EcothS,O. , whetittiO Wiper our , •otslots:a i iv. ovratr:interrni.o. — .. no 0 , ors wooer - the to o4oittrouth -pitioriwoo ntsy to pleased to coil, to their ooU • latiotlttioo. tie *la . , - . trlAßKe.° o )41 ",•11 - .•—,:t.Wid uin ..11:1:i7:, , , , . ' ' ' 600640 NC and . V Ve rly er* ghicriptios, ~ lviktitetl chat ft top* to,olitb O X.E.Wit`',l-po#44.litiiilict-ctiiiti:Cli+liitibei - • ~Cii4iiChigielliaiiiitlifedVliiiii i i ,-' pliitillitCholr,Calt., ...04101--fillplldpebott_Ao ie-';., 1 tOtrlgatft MIA tyrtortp hog at . II unt 4 • low bli.o?lttotly Sr* t r a r izit ttottotrit : wita/ • lir um* 4, A , te r r I ! ..F.OPOittiVtr."lo/1140V/Wi tibdirjW.' . .. . *NI ~/V ' y in4,l,:4 ,t ~,,,. 1 : r,, ~1 ,; . ~, i il, LP' t';' s ''';'.., Witalesaleireets At VOilifilhder•leirOVN ' , ,...r: • Aw.• P..,4'..!""1.1"*1t0tP.,,,,,t., . t it aljtellf., e silia t ,'''' *rr' lOO , $ , , 10 , 'F' o Aftfit•l' , ~..,L.'r!-*..4 it • - 3 ..1,40,1.• ,4, 4f ir ct I , • 4010:iew (4: • . 0 ." ,, f 14 tf1*.W10 4 ,4 1 0 ti 3' 14,4:0, 1 ? W . 44„t , tl4t4 A a :,;(:,,-;; •;44 - ult,4 l ` . ' •fr,