Awful Disaster. - • •
Steamboat Collision on Lake '.Eric—,Re.
ported Loss of Two Hundred Lives.
Bufalo, N' Y. Aug. 20.—We - have just
received a report of a collision on Lake
Erie, Which occurred about g• o'clock this
morning, between the steamer Atlantic
and the propellor Ogdensburg, which has
been attended with the most melancholy
loss of life.
The latest accounts aro that the steam
er was run into.by the propellor, and as
the passengers were all in their berths, they
were swept away before they were able to
ascertain their'dreadful position.
Buffalo, N. I'. Aug. 20.—The steamer
Atlantic, with nearly 250 passengers on
board, came in collision last night, on Lake
Erie, when about 12 miles from Erie, Pa.,
with the propellor Ogdensburg, by which
the Atlantic was so much damaged, that
she sunk in a few minutes. The Ogdens
burg Was much damaged, but succeeded .
in saving a number of the Atlantic's pas
' sengifs, and this morning , put into Erie
with them, from whence the steamer Clay
ton, was immediately despatched to the
scene of the disaster, to render any assis
tance that was possible, if any of the pas
sengers should survive. The accident oc
curred during the prevalence of a dense
fog.
The Latest Account, Over 200 Lives Lost.
Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. 20, 1 P. M.—The
vows oldie dreadful disaster on Lake Erie
has created an intense sdnsation here•
The collision occurred near Longport,
and with such force did the Ogdensbui . g
strike the Atlantic that she went down in a
few minutes, without piing time to alarm
the passengers, who were asleep in their
berths., It seems to be the impression
that all on board went down with the ill
fated steamer.
It is impossible at present, owing to the
distance of the scene of the disaster from
this city, to get anything like a correct list
of the drowned.
The accounts came in a disjointed man
ner, though it is known that at least 200
lives were lost, and perhaps a much larger
number.
Tho report says that 250 lives were
lost.
Erie, Pa., Aug. 20.—The propellor
Ogdensburg reached hero this morning,
leaking badly. It is reported that not less
than 250 lives were lost by the sinking of
the Atlantic.
LATER INTELLIGENCE.
By nn Eye-Witness of the Scene.—Nearly Four
Hundred Lives supposed to be Lost.
Front the New York Herald.
We have seen ono of the survivors off
the ill fitted Atlantic—Mr. John S. Blake,
of Meriden, Connecticut. lie arrived in
town yesterday morning, and proCeeds to
day to his home. His escape from death
was miraculous.
Tho Atlantic Was from Buffalo, bound
to Detroit, and was loaded to her utmost
capacity with passengers.
She had on board fix° or six hundred, in
cluding over three hundred Norwegians
and Germans. She was so fully ader)
with her human freight that Captain Perry
was compelled to leave from fitly to sev
,qity.five emigrants on the pier nt Buffalo.
We aro informed by Mr. Blake, who is a
cool and intelligent gen.leman, that of the
whole numbation board the Atlantic, not
over one hundred and twenty-five were
saved. They were picked up by the pro
peller, and he saw all when they proceed•
ed on board the Sultana. Thus instead of
two hundred, the loss is nearer four hun
dred.
Mr. Blake has made a statement of the
terrible affair. It is annexed; and speaks
fbr itself.
.Ninv York, Aug. 22, 1852.
I have at this moment the first opportu
nity since the fatal disaster on Lake Erie
to give a description of the awful scene, as
it then occurred, which is still vivid before
me, and in all its horror, as far as 1 had
an opportunity to view it.
I have refrained from reading any
account published as yet, with the exception
of the first telegraphic despatch, which ap- I '
peered in a Buffalo paper, for the reason
that I wished to retain the scenes fresh in
my mind as they occurred to me, believing
such truths in relation to the heart-rending
and fatal catastrophe should be mades.ub
lie ; that the evil may bo remedied. IP
You are aware that the calamity hap
pened abOut• two o'clock on Friday morn
ing; August 20, at which time I was sleep
ing in my . berth, instate morn No.l, (with
two other gentlemen Whom I have not seen'
since, arid' fear they are lost,) which. room
was on the larboard side, and within from'
four to six feet from wtere 'the propeller
struck the' , and as near us I can
judge, about y between file paddle
/i t
wheel and t n of the 'vessel.
AAie moment she struck us,and while
the t o rs were still moving and crushing
• me deNtlft in my berth, I struggled and ex
tricated 'myself, and in a moment was on
the forward part of the hurricane deck,
along Side of the pilots wheel.
I had occupied this positicin but a few
moments .before : the appalling cry wash
heard that she was sinking.
All was confusion;and the next moment
the command.Was,given in a stifled and ag
itated voice, tohead 'her in .for shore and
ring the bell, both of which commands
were soon . ..obeyed, and some
. exertions
made to careen her over on her starboard
side, tokeep the water from rushing in but
without much effect. ..
All this finisher engine was ininotion,
as it had been all the while and was fast
leaving the, propeller., 1 ,
' .1 then theudht it time to make an effort
to save my life.:—l secured the gangway
door, and placed' it' ver the rails on the
guards outside, intending it for future use,
concluding telemain upon the wreck as
long 'aii,•l totild, giving myself 'sufficient
time to Clear the-.vessel when she should
go doWn. ' ' '.. ' '.•
, '
But very soon the cry of fire was heard,
at which time the OrnigriinthWeie jumping
off' the for Ward deck, as they' hed been do
ing, previously by • dozed'; some sinking
under the wheels, and some passing astern,
uttering such fearful cries for help in their
own language, as to render the scene which
it is impossible to describe doubly appalling.
Some fifteen or twenty minutes after the
collision, the main deck sunk 1 . and then I
launched my frail support and struck out
to clear the vortex whichl supposed would
soon be made by the sinking vessel.
When I waS sufficiently clear from her
and her wake, and also without the reach
of those who were drowning around me, of 1
whose cries I will not attempt to speak, I
lay still, and watched the motion of both
steamers calculating my chance of escape ,
which I did not
,at any time, lose sight of. GENERAL ELECTION
It has been said wo went some 3 miles r , ,-,-,
LA,ooLh.m.a. 2 E ®l`4 .
after the collision took place. If so, then
EREAB, Ily nn Act of the General Assembly of
for mo to be able to see that distance, ono W P Ponusylvauta, untitled -An Act to regulate the Wu.
of two things must be false—either it was ' the airat P i lettl e tt with il in fl ' ' Sri Ct4n"ettit It
i t
ri tt3n" l7 .l" l
Je t :N.'ll ~ 10 1 1. 0 _5.,11.1111. L./UO.IO 10 ILVO 1/1.1.11/ 1 ,1111,
not verry foggy, or we did not run that dis _ r00L0wi.t,;,,,,.,...iii,%1,,1L,,..,
I. to i,., e held, and the ()Meets to
lance. It is true I did at one time, almost High i'lligii"°l.6''g;ile"l'il ‘:°i"'.YL•l'A'liniraelt;LlLg'''AuLihniLLl'.
lose sight of the propeller—l supposed she 1
To tho Public Notice,
was leavina us to perish. It was then for El r cters of the count of Olan , flohl that n GENER
in i Al. 1...!.1i.i.t1 I' 1.4 will ha held on the BEOIIN G TtIEnDAY
the first time I lost my fortitude—l g ave up t in ti : .. , : i t i ,7 ) r . . , :lipt ,, n v ext i (using the TwELPTII day of the
w s i; i i ill o,, u c orty , at
for lost ; but I yet hoped for help from that , wnid,O.,,,,Ji the
quarter, and I did not look in vain, for soon °ll6 person, for Judge of the Supreme
I saw her bearing down towards us, and.' Court of this Commonwealth.
God only knows my feelings of gratitude. One person for Canal Gommigsioner of i l
I made for heras fast as my strength would! this Commonwealth.
permit and was taken on board. One yierson lb represent -glen counties of!
plow that such an accident should hap- Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jeffer
pen, must remain a matter of speculation: 80n) McKean, Venango and Warren in 1
to those not present, but me, I believe it to the Con g ress of the United States. I
be ono deserving the strongest censure.— One person to represent the counties of
That there was a reckless spirit manifest- Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, Mc
ed, I fairly believe—otherwise, how, on an Kean, Potter and Tiorm, in the Senate
almost clear night could it happen. of this Commonwealtri.
J. S. MAKE, Merideo, Ct. , One person to represent the confines of
Clearfield, Elk and McKean, in the
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FROII EUROPE. House of Representatives of this Corn-
monwealth.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. One person for Sheriff of Clearfield coun-
The
ty.
Fishery Trnbles in England. .
One person for Prosecuting Attorney of
New York, Aug. 22.—The Collins Clearfield county.
steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, with four One person for County Commissioner.
days, later adviccs from all parts of Liu-' One person for County Auditor.
rope, reached her dock about half past 3 Tim Electors of the county of . Cleartio..l will t a ke no tes
o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool' ir,, , t , a,, to d G.uctal fl!ecitdu will be held at the lollow:na
on the 11th inst., at a quarter past 4 o'clock . At i the
, COUla ifiusr. , in the bdruugh of Clearfield, lot
P. M., rind arrived at the Hook at 11 o'clock ; Al
t: liti house t ow nsh ip WllAM lIJOVER. for aradfotil town.
last night, thus making the passage in ten At 1111; louse of ,j 1 ill N GO 3S. tor Deco ur t ..sensh to.
At .l T t r , ..houroof SAMUEL M. hAllTtd, ror Iteecaria town
-1 days and seven hours. The A. has now
Ai w t o i nv i , , , or
i!o or h rLA
t n . ? , BLOOM, jr , to the bo:otigh of Car
made the four quickest successive trips'
'ever accomplished between this pot[ and; r i, k , i ,
i il ro igunrj..ic,4viiity,iitycktEal fl;Vmritgtgtritzwra:wilal:
Liverpool. i hip.
I A s t i lio tnhoel hooseen Si encore Ilill, for Penn township.
A' the h ,ure of J A.fil EB I Al ittl Y. for Chest towntloo•
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on Sat
, At [.gates, Bill Sehool Bonze. for Girard town shit,
uruay eveninff, 7th inst., at ten minutes At the hoe se ofYOU N G,AN , lot ‘lrrislo,,o4lip.
lit the ro of J,BIN ter du rnside toirrisshlP.
' past 5 o'clock". I At the noose of ABAPTI EWA:3,for Bell townshitt.
1 .s. rho house of JAMES 1t10N713A11... lot J 011412 township.
At I oe 'woo* oi G UtritG lit TIRO ER, fur Boggs tow timid,
AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND. ESE NY 1 1,81,N,
AlAt iho hnuo, old 0 , Ito to Wll5lOll.
Mr. J. Macgregor, formerly President Idtitrt wise of ID iV . 8 .., V':67".:°"yr:i:',s,.". 4 ' .
of tho Board of Prude, publishes a letter At „ too i. oottio of .touri w titre.stue., tor Woo dward town
in the Daily News and other metropolitan .
~ , t i , T t i t i,, , ri i t i f.lt . t p:Acil , ,oi, ii.iu.s 5, for Cio:hen township.
ME SOU 91, loroierly cc u o thl It a hoarding
papers, strongly in favor of an amicable Al A.7l u irri:.lTlM l lti a llr u n t h f i t P W. Moore, for Union town.
adjustment of the fishery question. On A Vi t l& COURT 11011 SE, fos the broonli of C!ertifiel.l 11 ,
the same subject time Daily ,News of the ,
At tide lease JOBB D RAUGBEtt. for the borough of
9th says, in his remarks on the money r, NOTICEe.
, e .lett ' c e IS „ INIT.'O'Fh."P,,'LTP e wI n,V .EIi . Zit all
market, "as regards ono of tho points ol e i nc., or . aupotatment of t o oth or trust, unite": the et/rerun:a.
el due
e tt , n w s
. elt i n .. t i e ,;n o , r d o , t fli o n n o y r
o c r ity ot of ins
that has told very sensibly in favor of the
bears, viz: the American Fishery dispute,' 't...,'L l 'r'lit,"'i i :.",l...i c i.V. l. LI ;T.', who o ruJ n'Ate`ilV,tiebpea.t..."..7."l
we are in a position to state, from the best 1, .%i - L,i a re'n s i u / . 1`.% ° . Yi,=' B , w "..".. o t, r e s rt y r c i'n Lt a g t re l s n s e ncrei a t t n d d
a n
t e e n
b o y '
I:71
1 e..1 (, 0 i n, ,
authority, that in the present position ofl I oteg,lllnl.lLfri.,,Ant..i,l
.0 1 l ' a t n i l y e
i.e
0 common
ro ral'e r d se t t il'is e t L ri L g. n
the affair there is not the slighest ground 1 1 ° tr::, 7.ttlit i t t o lt i g .to ° !l, g o i if 1 ' D o,o* t ai o th i ! )rtr oti'ma'site'oToao' or
Valet no r lostector. Judge Or 0011 "
for the fear that any interruption of our I th t l i s e Lj,`""a" ° ''''''
oh any ‘ueli o.eztarn shell be eligible lo a my ogles voted
friendly relations with the United States I"
And the R eturn Judges of the respective districts atomised&
will ensue." 0.,, te r t ,ttr.ti to nosed et the wart house, in the botough of
Cleartiel I. on the FILLST firtIDAY neat ober the :aid Se
The London Times of the 9th has a oo tt ,,, l , u v, e l . ,: t i a e y d of
of
t t e e ni tore v r ia t w nen and thole to do all those
leader in favor of the British claims. The' U s i , ' t I ,
:lh bidyeorinly.h,aun„ci • anA the sta y l . , ,a a r t (i:loalarrlieldrpoltw,
te„t:uty,-
and o At hundred and ;i n fty-two. and of the I n dependence
1120rnin,, ,, Herald (government organ) has .
I 01 I.lle t..l.lltbd Suites i.ne ti,eventy.tioventh.
the following, which may be regarded as;
__ At.exmiukar oni.owc.i.b. Einar.
semi-official:—
In reference to a question which natur-
ally, at this moment, absorbs the public at
tention both in England and the United
States, tho facts are as follows :—"Her
Majesty's government have made new
claims on the United States, and have
withdrawn no concessions made to that
government. A renewal of the long vexed
question respecting the Bay of Fundy has
been mooted. Lord Aberdeen's concession
of 1845 respecting that arm of the sea,
(guarded as it was by his Lordship, by an
assertion of our rights over the whole bay,)
remains where it was. The disputed in.
terpretations of the technical terms of the
treaty of 1813 remains where it was. All
that has been done by the government, is
to strengthen our squadron on the coasts
of Newfoundland, Novia Scotia and New
Brunswick to defend a right which the
United States do not and never did dis
pute, namely, that of retaining'
in our possession the water 'Within three
miles of our own shores from the encroach
ments of both the French and American
fishermen; and the American vessel, they GEORGE LANICH, JR.,
Coral, alluded to, was seized within a guar- i
ter of a mile of our own coast. Our squad -'I .F3ll-'6ll3Aaeo
ron is now no larger than the French one IN tiivid,ilV.Mtvfourieiri his
his
on the same coast. Our right is that !Ittonsvon.T,V.'lls!Llesntdacdotitlthitetli'L!yiheijoGnaliojadlTlTuili'al
which demands the respect! of all nations z g e o r ilf
oect u r, l l,3 ,l l t n0devirit.,...,,,D41110 D on ascend stree.,
of the globe ; one acknowledged by inter- Wagons, Buggies, &c.
national law ; and if for many years our will be Ironed and tinislvd Mt in the nett style and or the
successive governments have neglected to iwi.,,,r,i,,,,,,...nLe,,,„th.,:,bae1.1t0intha..nr
mammy
, o r ,, k .
l b o e I: nug,oia,fi
evert
1.. h oc ;
m li e m s 1 ,
El: .a s
. b
protect their- fellow subjects, as Francelt!lls'_..2_l--------- Clearfield. Atte. 1.11, 1b d.
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and the United States always protect theirs, I CARPETINGS IIND OIL CLOTHS.
both in America and the channel, we can i ; DA . ELLIf 12 . imo v ii , Em pi.„
only be grateful to our present Ministers ,
IMP. ,ItTMltti awl filentilaottartir of CAllii•E3ll , 4o: l . and
1 it dealers in CAINTON unit COCOA MAVIINC3. too.
for repairing their fatal supineness.
' Corner of Twelftlt and Market St's. Philad'a.
We shall return to this subject, upon
invite attention totheir eatenti e man of s '
which both hero and across the Atlantic, s,vor:iar.„er:elty et. '1 ritptelsiiriAirtitsieles.ntrintd ii'll'inuifurn
the public have been most grossly i i
rn_s_n- tii• ir 10..re0 stoa ' t);" i % u v g ull' gene ' n ' or ri,...Tii.l:l"(tilOtilla, insortsl
1 Willllll, from/me to eight yards. Our stock of LtiNt PRICED
formed and misled., llsilDtAlls: CARVETA. al our own manufacture embrnoes the
1-IPat vat' Iry of well made amid, over Put In the market—all of
Emigration to Australia continues undi.! which will t ha otr,,,ed on the most 'eyelet:a terms.
_A • -,, st'Zl. Uto'.l.-10.
minished. D Fifty ships, of from 500 to,
2000 tons, are entered to sail during the
present month from Liverpool, London,
and Plymotith.
' Accounts of the potato crop are at least
no worse.
Interesting Southern Items.
Baltimore, Aug. 23.=.—The Southern ,
mail came through to night with dates from 1
New Orleans as late as duo, bringing also',
advices from Texan to the 13th; The
Texas papers represent .much sickness as
prevailing in that„State: .The; crops are
eVerYwhere yielding &pitifully, and of
fers have been made to furnish the Govern•
merit with corn tv4inqr.ftVe cents per
.
MARRIED -- On' yesterday, by Bev.
M. T. Merwin, BENJ. SPACEMAN to Miss
MARY JANE FLANNIGAN, both , of Bradford
township.
KrFor want of room we are compelled
to omit a description of the beautiful and
delicious wedding cake that accompanied
the above information.:
DIED—In this place on Sunday evening
last, Charles, son of Robert and Louisa
Manly, aged about nine years.
In this place on Sunday night last, in
fant daughter of Ashley M. and Jane Hills.
On Wednesday last, Edward, son of
Samuel Fullerton, of Lawrence township,
aged about 7 years.
Watolli®i B WaLtolh®o
BOBER r II WELCH
11 EFT'S aouttantiv on Bond a lino ristortment of Wadies
n. et the follow II Ir low W.'S'
C( )i.it LA PIN ED, '4 hottest j•ver t ett, 18 carets. $5O POI
SILVER HUN FING ~.A1..... rive, I,ov r,
81 00
SILVER DETACH Li, Lover, luiljewelart 20 to ler th
00
SILVER t PEN Vlti , 7' . i I'. I...d.ned, 14 to Iti
Also—SliliMN It lIAN II WA.11:11t.:;. of vaTioug pikes.
He n.so rI M 1 ',vs 8e...14 on 15t,.1 n I rue as ailment or If st-
TERIALB FOR WA ft;ii LS, ol tilt, hest English menu fai•
lure, such at chem.. 4:lleitis , . I:lslamic Kers, &a- Sic.
tient Watch Ilnuits. of nil ktnos. Also. Fancy Siert, n od
Fan'ty Pin: (11, and common ?ranch Bands of ull suns, SMl
and Wiwi
RITA I RINI: of Cloaks and Watches dart° to order, owl
I for nine at nothing.
Cr 6..0,, on 6,tcuud street, CM iOltli LIZ Lanitth't hotel.
ultrattlettl, Aug. 07, 1852.—tf.
Why Dont't Von Insure
rVIIE INCOMING MUTUAL IWURANCE COMPANY
I still continue to mike 1115111111:10t3 against Ltlhtik:3 BY
FLUX. on buildings and other preperty, at as low a lute as
ring respousiblo company can.
If Wire' occur Uhl alarirOultillY,Pald.and no ,tria,to t hen is
II eekt lIIITy to !nuke good the Itelll ill i015011111111.11,11111u, Ii00•1(010(1
at au y tune. Persons liMllinn - in Clearfield county, desirous
of insuring their property can have tha sam
letters"deS to bp
addressing the suliscr.ber at elvarfield.—All pest paid.
August t 11,11354.-8:. jUtiN 1...C1171'LL, Agent.
c.chula.chacu;.Ey.a.o
A LL carbons aro hereby cautioned arralp'Ktritsting
my
13. wife unTtiniti pa: on my ueaount. kha to now helog
ha a ludo of separation from nio, and I will not tionguousi her
bie
in nay way for her maintulnance, or usY af
coutractioa. At wooer time will show that 1 have no
riga to paake anir provision even for her 'tweet.
flli.Vlll W. HOYT.
Forguloo town:Lilo, Alut.9. I 652
Estate of J. E. Hunter deceased.
I\.TOTICE 113111:MERVIIIVN,* the Beets, end an
.1.11 Boum* oIJ. fillNTEU:deeeated. have been placed
i n in , basiiie by the tolvolutstintott Gcuribe Bunter. ler °A.
!cativo and tettlemept.' Pericles Indebted will do well to at.
tend without 'delay et toy °nice la Latutlield
august at. ma. • JDAIISNALLY.
nPALL imur,vricon..
FEL.t.t)w-errizENe OF OLEARFINILA) CUONTY—
I respectfolly offer myself to your ocouldetallua as a candidate
for the office of kill blitt FP at the ensuout General Parma—
amd if elected, pledge myself to pnrlorm the duties thereof to
the best of my abilittes, antl without t ear, laver, or ,
WILIAAaI POW ELL..
Aug. 0. 1852
ME SSRS. EDITORS—
Male ennonneo the name of JADI ES
MI MI, ren.. of Pike township. tt, n oand Wet° for Li' e ()Mon
of riIIERIVF. at the eornine.,toll eleutiou.Ana.. Ih, Fr..21-nd.
MEN:1118, MOOR LI WIL ON—
GI EN I'LEMEii—Pleuso outlaw:tee the name of G FORGE;
It. Hymn'. alarm!! towntlyt, an n Volunteer candidate for
the ullize of COUNTY CONIMI:36I()NLIU at the ensuing
Unteaer neetion, and oblige
MANY VOTERN.
August 0, 1853.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
1111 E TRU:irk:LS hereby giv. UULI that they havoc:el
meted with
DR. CATLIN . & WIFE,
To continua io charge of the Academy during 1311 , 011er yrt.t
TT e Academic Year It dividh min f 1 ID It QUARTER:3
of lIVLIATE tti ELKS, each. and ElVii DAYS of Teull•
in^ in each wok.
'he ticxt o.l.lrtor will commence on MONDAY JUNE. 0,
1832. at the followliin
Reduced Hates of Twitliont
CoM Nil IN I.:M01,1311 BRANCHES—lncluding
Wilt no, Stickier: Antlunette, clacc•
molly. Vertloll Ilranntnny anti 11Won' t'2 00
Al.l, III(;11Ett PlING1.1:311 BRANCH it,tl—lncl
ins Latin Grammar, 04 00
01A1111LAI ATICAL DP.PALIT
fI ell 00
M DAMN.' EX BittilletErti given in 1 / I .IOAI, ItiIJSIC la which
ell Ina , oftfliajontn warllalt (1111116 , nd ehirOo.
Vt/ Ef KLY 1,1 . 1CT1 :It hrt are given to rho older pupils on
olory , and ether raterekt tog en ject•, without extra 01134 , 0.
SOO; 11l the ()Mil pupils no choose, encnne on Fltlttis V
P. NI. ot each w0..1r in er,ofe.res Einem t.lrent.c.ition
vow ittnesl ioni upnii their ievutal studio. All °there attend
to their nseel l'. ht. hititliel
Iv , I.4I}IES ItEl l Att I'M Mil' is er.tirely snitn unto from
the alit, r en the ortt of those who dale it. Two et
clothe 1000111 of 1,1111 weXe.l. jet Ibe tie 110 10 Of vcoaelll it ,
him.; Ent 1t is uutiunll with too yalllag Ladleti Whether to
join each claw , of het.
ts chary.rat fro tho driver the lieholots common•
ulna to the clo,ti et . the Torn—tb duel tea being made In C3to
of absence ceased by mottos!, 11,11 401,000 'petard ugh:kat:eat
is made. In novas:at, with the Prieeieul
l u ll rti AI, Sts Artl, IN ham hi:lotto bean the chief relin nee
th4Traeliersi in le:ming 11.00m:zit illunullue — ntubit hi, been
10E•fieir Corinnunt tin ni:htnentlis ad:11;101030A ouly,na the
t wist wererate owl inutfrfieitth• t.
111 , A:01.'11:int aim of the 'reedt to is to wake the initttiction4
they 1 , 111 , 11 t, 01 Weil as thht of books, Practical, us v. ell as
tworolifoLl,
st,ioto.t nrenUon lo given to die finndli rt. Paints end
Metals oh the Niels whi.o ender the charce of the Tertche , a.
Whitt It can hi 01.,,uitiad fit re ilonn hie price ,
IHA ;11Ait BO . President.
II M'EfilAl ,,, Y. Seerrt. v. J
PENN IR()N FOUNDRY;
Machine, Pattern nail ffinclisinitli Shops,
9
'a• uven.s. tvntild vaunt...ice In thn of
:.11,1 .• I lint h.. ha; (L....e1l If
1 , i(1111 t. c.,od .•rL r,I, a I tot cl ffeffrtietd, near the
Li. , e of henna... U. 'dome, v. 11.,e tin it limos keetiiria
( .1 N aA 1 , A r Warr/1111e 1 1
I ) b. male of tno boot me.lntinl. and a: inice3 that ununa all
ut) , lllon'e u I. or hoitook on h 2,1 :
Fl free, 1101 . -Al It Et fI(ING STOVE, fot ether
or 'lout '1 his Stove but ho.bably the largest into
aof any other m st iyee. IL h at neLii .i t e i lA.L in
ftitil^o l it. sty i.A.uuty, we nitwit !friths way n0.17.17.it•
ler sti ...es. It It na , dr uniltirsti, el. aril the hunt belay in
L unen zed thAt al• can be itleriard w,C.iint any tootle°. Tee
0.01 , 11ir torsi soil coniti action is 'net' us to render it the
mast dnr.tldn of all stow es. Newer 'us lnit.lintic.als could
tie oddol, bit It demand v n 00011,11 I
I.lll'll. IVEU ("SEM 11l SI COOKING tITUVES — at from 18
to 1,0
fit STOVES—for either wood or coal.
riumi . r do •
sm.AmANDeat do a beautiful Coal Stove.
VASf: do
EGG do
MN LI 8,1 TEN PI,ATE etiomt—very cheap.
, ,
OKA lES with Summer niece.. A Imp) variety
MANTIA: n •111[1.C. 1•••...•
'snperior lin!suo (t',". I tom lb to 25 inchez.
041140 N ll tiATE - . all ET"
PI.AIN AND 01; ANI fiNTAt. TAILING; 1101,1,0 W
WAIVE; LIVEN muirrElS II)
do S , .;ALIf. SEAMS. %VAG , )N BOX
stAR KINGS for antis. ROAD SCR A.
TCR: 4 , new article. COHN CONN AND
CI m wnrrente Ito grind li Bus Ears rot hour .
II 'ICY ERGS the best in use ; do. bi AN.
I 111!1.1.: 4 aud TIIIE BENDEIVA ;
Toge.l.2r will, the usual variety of rt isles kept at Foundry
Establishmen a ts.
Also, Made to Order,
GRIST and SAW-MILL GEARING — hav ng decidedly the
Inrgust stock. and nest variety at Wendt of any osunbligh
went in wcatArn Pennsylvania ; MILL LUGS. I:3IIAFE
ING-I.lrge and granil.of cast or wrought non , (lAN I; ER, 4 ,
IMO Wiend PUL.I.I ; Rose end other esporOved Water
ty WOOD
WOODN I.ATIIES; bIANDIULL.S
tut Cireuler Saws. (JOKING at AOHINEN.
Constantly on hand and for sale,
FANNING M1L1,0 4 . TURF:SHIM; MACHINES. PEN
NOCK'S 2;):I.ERRATEI GRAIN DRILLS. &c. Ike.
Screw-Cutting
_
Any sited screw, with any desired — nun:Biter of threads to
~ieti, eithei to are or V thread.
Brass. Cooper. and lilibbett's Metal
N Casti
ATIIANngs n
rodo t
Y o order
.
Match 4. I g 52.-1
'i'o U II OWIDCFS.
Mlle undersigned has nopointe.l L. It. eARTEIt, of
Cearbelii. hi. ean. for the 1310 of eating'. who will
receive bills for ail kinds of Mill Gearing. nod oincr mobil:it •
ry. Persons demons to contract will do well to call and ex
amine the catalogue of P.,: and specimens of th work.
bolero making engagemenf.s elsewhere. eastrogs will he de.
livered, it ogstraqi, nt C ostheld. and warranted in be nar.de of
good material, and linisti•il in a workmanlike manner, tfay.
in , in mmg ieigi o rder "'IVO rsoperinr Loth.. and other ma
chmery in the same propeitton. employing none but the bat
Workmen, slime the very bent Pig I ruu and Coal, with maul
other advanteges, he listless himself that his wink will be done
as well as In the best ciry shoos. an t on the soonest notice.
For particulars, call on Mr. t_..iktirEit. Agent.
NATHAN 1g Y EHS.
Maroh 4.1482.-1
HEMP HILL'S' iiinOTEL,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
P. subscriber most respectfully informs tha 0it . 7.43133 0 1
Glintifielti county. end ihe travelling public geumally•
that he has taken the elitism named IJOTEI satiated nit the
00fIlOf Of Front Anil Merkel rtreeta, in the borough 0 1 C ear
when, he will tit all time. 1)3 VITUISIt , I to accommodet •
Mom who limy In tor him with then east ni. No hams wit
b. covet by the timortmor to make his immunise's comfortable
and los bourn aHO51I; to thme who um t Wp with him.
!I's STABLE will he catemllv nrendeil to—and ha TA
ISLE anti LIAR notional with ihit bet. the m
M ernet wt.' nffird
VI Al. J. HEPHILL.
AuKatt B. l,!&3
Saw-Illill and 200 Acres of Land
0,4
FOR. Sit ILE or CI EVE•
T Vtti r uri)e c lrr o HALMor their \
it4.,ie : tl, i t
TI N.l II L( LAN II run ded In l's•na towna in, Clendivlrl
counts. This ilsoontiy p m 5.60,11111117 udvuntuuet t. it Lulu
ncring oCnbishroent. being sitn . devl on lip stream known rs
iii Itun. nbout 1!% nil is from the rivvr. and in the in:dot of
nn exlnatilvel Liflthdr tea ion.
,Tiie ;AO' tql y (Art , nal) . Iv, Sold Cr liPnled. Wthls
tho,,,,,thie and so/lumpy. ul InnnollaielY.
rir r"r fwd. , on apply ether to I bell !wavy. 111
Ciouliekl, or to Cloth and Cady, on Inn Gramodushills. neer
tho
June 18 185 J,
OILS, TALLOW, GREASE,
AND
C Elll'l3 "Miluamnall PliiraLte
3 0n IiARREI , S MACIIINERY OIL. l'oico 76 cent.
''''' catkin.
...ii.b G A1,1,1).,.:i Do do
1
in a. I , F. of V 1117 0 ,11 liZ" I Price 75 cis. per gallon.
i,itlo BAHR 1i:t...%i BOILED PAINT OIL. do do do
stlo G ALI.ONI3 Do do do
in lack,: of vario seizes Do do do
SY) B,l.friry,l,t4 TANN BltS' OIL. Venous kinds and
quail h:c. from I.li to it per gallon.
1500 GALI,ONM in Cl:taco! varionr sizes. Various kinds mid
91:tiddler. from 33 to i.II C..lts tier gallon.
ED 1 ONt2. TALLOW LREASD, tot Ileavy clarifies.... and
Coarse Machinery, In Darrel , or CELAN. of any oto.siateui
oy Tertured. Pike d contc her pound.
lit) iiiriy,„l i Alio bfIAL:AL PALL, in Barrel', at the
lowest mug:et pogo.
ElAutiiN zit y OIL, warranted not to chill In the coldest
weather, and congidered by thm t o
A equal to Hoorn; I Ili.
WHAM) PAINT OIL, equ a al to Lin.eed Oil, other than
for white.
I ton consiantly receiving largo runplier of the above named
enrolee, and rny wetter 1.. "timed profits an
S.
oniuk returns".
LS . PPND.
56 Water Street, (under lbw Pearl Et Wane)
New York. June lii.leok.—Unau. Ned , York. City.
Zla a CD at 0
A GENTS 01 experien.n wanted to opriato for the FAH-
Isi La , ' and kN1 1 :11S' NIIITUAL 111.: 4 ,11111
ASS( AAA - 110N O 1 11 Ait MitURG. Pa., to whom cowl
aneouragentaat will ba givon. App y at the Ullico. Nu. 01
South Second Street—or uddrcz (potl mod)
j F. unhca. Preildont.
Ilarriiburg. Aug. 1.1._18.511
Estate of Richard Davis,dced.
T v °TICE; Li 11Mt LAW GtVILN, ThatLettergof Admin.
A istratlon have been granted to the eutocrlbere on the
Clearfield IIICitARIS DA'VIS. late of Beer:arta townshin.
county. deceased. All pertoos Indebted to said es.
Loe it.° requeited to make Immediate payment—and theme
having demands 'against tho same will present them duly
authenticated fur settlement.
DAVIEI, Boccaria, } Ad Adorn.
GEO. GILL, Ll:afford,
Autruct 18. 1833
Teacher. Watited.
ANY p,...,qualirkd to .te , tati - a COMMON BCIWOI
can get a ittuation at Curwensville with a liberal corn
vemation. rot pasticulars address the subscriber
WM..
IRVIN.
Ourwensv duly 23.1839.
Ditucollaatiom.
Cc.Pnitnorthh , herebilo o esletitie between tho sob"
Acacia, talin: ns pertuert In the name ot .1. P. & 1).
W. HOYT. W' (I'l4:lived by iron: it cement on the Dth of
July last—D: W. Hoyt having withdrawn Item the business
The accounts of the Into Firm will be settled by J. P. Hoyt
who w Conhuuo the batineasat the old stand nt her•toforo
JOHN P tHIVT.
DAVID Rola.
' , moon township, Aug.ll, 1652
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
V %Mae of a writ of Lovarle Tadao. Ii
M
it f sue U out of the Court ot Common Pleas of
Clearfield county, and to me doweled. will tie es
isosta to public sale. et the court noose In the borough of
tgesufield, nn FRIDAY tho TWBOITY-i:IEVENTILISAY of
18.32 at 1.0 o'olock, u., in.. the following described
linildtng. to Wit —Erected on a lot of ground of Jacob Cur.
des, bought of Frederiek Zeigler. situate on Ilia Run theeK.
in IfrodYjownship, A e , mule dew Mil. Fifty loot long and
Bixteen reel wide. and the lot or. coming° appurietant there
.cif od
soldho conveniences 'necesiaty to uso tho maid mill --
ed taken in estent.on and to bra sold us the prOldertY
of Jacob Cordes.
ALSO,
rtY VIIITUD of a Writ of Vornittiowl Esermes. Ironed out
of ow tome court, and to mu directed. 'Will be ecpoied to
publics sale. at the court house, In the borough of
on MONDAY the 2:nh day of SLIVTENIREtt next, the fol•
lowing described Tract of band, situate iu Vito township.
Clearfield county. viz—UN:lnning at a hickory. thence west
Ihti patellar to a post, thence cJ dert,ens, wilt 170 tenches to a
post, north 49. &gnat east 4011 percher too post, ti,enca north
lb dcgtees west bit perches, boor port of a tract of laud suf.
veyrd to pursuance of a warrant grunted to Adam Zardzlng
er, with 83 acres of clued dwelling llonsitstland Us inn
Ilarn thereon strut:led. I:7e,zed nod taken le execution rum so
Im told as the property of :form 11-nry and Thomas Henry.
ALSO,
ppV, - vittu of similes writ, issued out or ono same coma,
nr..l ti eme itiottde,i, will be exposed to public sale at the
ware truer rind place, all the interest rd defendant in and to a
esitalts 'Citosti or Lund situate In roll township, (Jo, ttlani
county. containing. Ilio exult. ?wing part of a survey on war
rant Nu. b/d], in the name 01 Jails ell ioLnU, botianiud tit
rho two, fritlen n5ll ,corner on the river, the boundary of snit%
original surety. 'biome down the liter EU rods. thence by a.
line across sold Trent to the northern line 0111102 a m, so as to
include 110 acres of tho tumor ..nfoissaid large survey. and so
as to 'delude the improvement of said deleadaut on said tract
whit tw,s CAribling awl Saw ahlr Croton erected.
and gloat 118 nowt cleared. eicreeri rind tilt sin 1111'01CCUtten
and to Lid toldus dor purpo ALSO
rt y
of
Comae Walters.
,
v "lane of 11 similar Wrihrlntiell out 114 . 1b0 same court.
allO to the directed will be espotied to public sae, et the
same time nail plate. a Cortaro Tract of band Sill/rile in
ituegi toWntrlllp, (.11810rtield county, bunk:MOM!'lud acres, stir.
veyrd on warrant to Robert Morris. Imundtsd by Vs , m. [slur
ris &althea If Merton, John nurbilan and John Thomas.—
Also hO acres m alt township. a !idolise the Itonett Morris
lieginilina at :Llama thence north 10 perches to a our•
nor or John 'I homes, theses 1.11. 4 5 per Ches tort pest, rousts 1 4 5
perches to place of beginuiny, cut 011' sin southwest coiner of
the Waller Furun.tt. syyoy, width() Carel (11calr-it ou the 409
acre trent. Hetzed nod taken iu exe,.uuu a and to bn odd as the
property of John Mese.
ALSO,
ra virtue or an niers similar wri issued ont of thy same
.L 0 court. and to me (hunted. will h, cx,rood pu bins sale
at the same limo and place. all the interest of Josepu London
e i .d ,lortu mode,/ in and to a Cor , run 'fr ,ct I.and. shuttle
m Penn trienislrii,CleltrOPid CcUnty, Der:racing at a hemlock
tarot to Lstes' cc Loctoon's hood 119 ptlches, theno3 south
Uy
I.ind or A. B. Heed Mil percher to a post. thence again east
I.:0 octants. thence env h by toad of A. 11. Need 10ti perches
inure l I eginniner 14141 part of survey keuwn Ll No
almat 7,1 acres, with a 'l'wo Btory House and
about 1U acres cleared thereon. AllO tit aces pi knit innate
n 0:g• tuworblu. In sand county, bounded by land of Geo
W ikon. wen., nen by laud 01 tlal ourY. with a CWlin•rlnuiso
and Barn end about 1U acres cleared thereon. eeized and
tt.l.,e In eieClitir)ll atol 10 be, suet as the proputty of Joseph
Lund4n.
ALSO, •
vlltue of old:Mint writ, isteert out of rho same court.
11 / and to ate iti.ecred, 10 pis bite 4111 0 11 t the.
nuns li.he and place, to wit--Ail lire rir to, title, ere,: tuna
n,lll of tin r n:t an . re,, in nod t !.'its' ts tract of land situ
eft r., iiicihrriri tots n hut. comfit' bocinnin3 at n
retire tone. tneacu by lire 'I hems hilbrOn survey of.lltn Iln
iter,hes tat a poor, the eau try lir a soil to C. Tipton west SO
porches, the.ree mist try tho I{.•l) , lrt Wilma gurcey tl5 trer2.ll•
r or, 1:11:13e .1 east by Inane Het bets port:hello tps..ln•
t. berritt pun 01 a target I rho to the Diana Thomas tuition,
with a Moore gad dta 11 , 0 and ahem 45 notes elearcd thereon.
Bused and taken In exeuirtion and to be sold ea the property
or Jeho It. Miller.
ALSO,
BY 'virtue of rt similar writ, issue! out of the same court,
and to me d ,scted. will be exposed to public sate at the
same onto and piLote. h. no pAnt,tile, ideroat and clan or
James Robins et , to. auti le a u AI tale 'tract of Land siturve
Penn tewnsiPp. Clearfield county. containing 51 acres.
Lo
wit—beginning at the township 1,4,1 lealtag to the Cherry
Pic', thence along the Ire of John Stuarts to a comer Gill
d Bell's COMI.V, Pien.:e at right angles into the balance of
Peter Owen's lend a proper distance to make 5 acres. with a
house otsciedthermn, and Omni PI acres cleared. thez,l and
taken in CIIKAIL101:1 and to be so.d as the property of James
lictnns.
ALSO,
BY virtue of a similar writ. issued out of the . same court.
and to tile directe , l. wall bn swooned to public sale at tbe
snow time anti place, to wit—A Certain Trout of Lind tan
nin in firma/in t .w nstuo. tticarliobt county. bounded by
!author Jan Pritchin, Hardman Phillips, and whim. con -
Talmud ',hoot 110 acres, witty about 6 notes cloared. Eeiccd
and tutor. In ezeJubon and to be sold as the Property or John
ti. SV Mem.
ALSO,
DV virtue of n similar wilt., Issued out of the same court,
lu and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
same time and place, to wit—a. Certain Tract of Land situate
beingo township, Clearfield county, (soul alalng
at
acres,
part of the Peter Widdows survey. beginning at e
nut, thence try Jacob Downing north 117 percher, thence
west 117 percher, thenoc gout', by rimeaPs land 117 perches,
race east by the George It ibert's turves' 1 , 7 perches to Otos
of beginning, with the inthrovements thereon. seized and
taken In execution 1131 a to be sold zs the property of Mahe!
Cum
ALSO,
13' virtue of a writ of rieri rodeo, Issued out of the some
Curt nod to me dtheted, will Po emoted to public .ale.
en MONDAY the 20th day of t'eptumber next, at tha Court
Muse in tire Borough ( . 41_10'1E41a. the following property,
viz certain lot of amend situate In the borough of Our.
wetiss die. Clearfield county. on the north s.de of btste street.
and west cf Walnut street ; beginning at a corner of a lot now
or late of Wm. Irwin extending aloud said street 60 Net to a
lot el Samuel War : thence along the same northward, 181
feet, more or less. to an Alley. them, along the same Well.
Warn !49 feet to .bid lot, sow n late of Wm. Irwin: therm!
along tho nine Southward 150 to the beginning ; wit h rt two
story d welling house and stablo airman erectml. 8., zed and
taken in execution and to be soul as the property of Samuel
Omit, A. CALDWELL, Sheriff.
Sherif s Office. August 5,185 d.
court Proclamation.
WHEREAS. The Honorable JOHN C. KNOX. Prest.
dint Judge (Atha Court of Common Pinto of the Eigh
ty-ash JII4II tat ()strict. composed of the eoursies of Cicar
field. Clarice, Jefferson and Venango, and the Ilonornbits
RICHARD SHAW and JOHN P. HO el. Associate Judges
in Cienaiel4l county. have Issued their precept bearing dote
the SIXTH day air August. 16a2, to me ttiteeted, for hold
ing n
CI 'CRT OF COMMON rt.F.As. ORPHAN'S COURT
itIRT or QUARTER Sh.SSIONS AND Ct HALT OF
ty ER AND TEIthIIN ER AND GENERAL, JAIL DE-
LIVERY.
At Clearfield. in and tor Clearfield county, on the THIRD
.110Ni/A ot eept. oext—being theWth day of the month.
NOTICE W. THEREFORE. HEREBY GIVEN.
To the Coronor, Justices of the Peacv, and Cons' aoles in and
fur the county of Clearfield. to nupear in their own proper
persons. with Gulls, Records. Inquipuous, Examinations and
other Rem..mtirenr.i. to r4o those things which their offices
end in their helm( appertain to he done , and ell witnesses,
nod other persons. prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth
against any prtseners. are rtqui:ed to In, then and there at
tending, and not depart without leave, at their peril.
61 Vttl under my hand at Clearfield. this 6tll day of Anglia,
eo Chu year u otir !Ai
vanty.eeventh year g
ofd ono thousand eiht
Amur t una In*
d anl
fifty tw.o and the 13e
dependence
0511 M 'aro liailf..ilTs A.°
1.1310©.
is lictelly given, that tho follow iug miscounts
have been (tinfoil:ad and passed by ma. and remain diet)
id record to this othee lot the It - plot:Pon of heirs, ieentem,
U rt,:ttaft, and al! others in any Other way latereited, nod will
1. , visitant, little nest (I , nhaus l court ef Cleurfield Count)
id he held at the Court I. Mise I.ho llnrung o! Cindield. on
the :Aid day of . apt. next, for sionfirMati o on and al
lowance.
ist.-71m partial etrionnt of John Curry cud Simon Rom.
Lough, Executors of James Curry, lota Of C.. Cal WWI:L.IIIP,
e fluty, deceased.
.2‘.l.—The foal As:count ot Cdtts aril Williams and William
Wool iridg e, mintstra•eis of Samuel ilartler, late at
!Wilfor l d I n o
ro wnslitii. Cleutiit county,sd.—Thu Partial deceased.
Accorut of JUMPS T. Leonard and Willinm
A. %Violas:a, Flaw:oboe of Wm, 4). Welch, late of the bor.
in col Cinch ;1.1 deceasu I.
4th —Tlis Plant Aceinut of John Tread, Josiah R. Rend and
Ilum; Urn& Admiistrnioti Thomas Read, lota
I-l i teration top, uship, o n olllll2'd county. deceased.
of
Ith. The Act:cunt of Ilenjamin Harsher°. Administrator.
rod Eitzebe h Welch, Ailmintstrntift. of the estate of Geo,
440h0 WO township. Clearfleid oo e ke&
Qt h. Thu Account of I). licrodrell .w. Administrator of tho
e.titte of Isaiah Cdstdifeliuw, lute U I Clearfield Co , deed
71h. 'l'll3 Final awoont on Wm, Irwin an-I Amelia McMurray.
AdrtilliatrUillti of Isfis thew Irwin, lute of Wraildo, town ,
shp, dee'il, fur telttement,
Register's utile - "
1111011 LEAVY.
PA t1&ll)1 4 . lIAI I.Y.
WILLIAM (MARI(
TRIAL LIST for Scpt.lerm, ISU.
Lament & Mow° vs lii.ualirceoi & Brooke.
W II Newcomer vs lied soon Ilan/ecru
J T Leonard, Assignee. &o. vs James TUrlter
Bell utat we of Homier use of
ni. Grehhm,jr. vs II L flail
Behaoherger & Bloom vs Benjamin If
Ire Sabina vs 'V A McGhee, et. al.
r:ium ate of Fed4wlek vs It linftsliorn
George W Isong va lilac esmith
Guillun use all Phew vs M Pricey ant. of Cuilllin
Thos Llliot vs HAM& McCracken
Philip Antes vs Bigler et Reed
James Gailolierjr. vs Itorirunder ti. Brinkley
John a t Chase vs Samuel Autrey
James Gallaher. jr. vs J litirennder, et. oh
W H Bloom um oil Smith vs Polar Bloom • ,
Wm Wilson vs Win Bloom
Joseph McCracken vi SOlig64oMer & Bloom
Wino Wilson vs Uhristlan lAA
Si Emlah - vs Ji1:111111 Altvrt. & Brothers
“ooree Reborn vs Evi-vhard Rehorn
Jew') Snyder vs F WlJKini & A Pitt.
Wildman Phillips vs Samuel Manny •
Same vs Wm .Glasgow
Patents' &Sons . vs A Leconte.
A Leconte vs
WM tci o nS E RPa.
Pcrhoney
.
Aug. 10. Ma.
_..ossmosoomoNNll
Pierce vs. Scott.
'VMS canoe is down for trial on the Ii.IF,GUNI) FRIDAY
or November, ord.
The Plaintill'a declaration Is filed.
he Deleartaut has out fits plea noon the record.
Arid now,to wit. the 11th day ofJulY. HA the uudersizned
fates this welled of gtoinv
Public Notice
To all poisons Interested in the tow or the above caw, that
be unjust rem ved from the Dwain Uutes a large Will select
assortment or
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware 4. Qucensware
Which ho Is now prepandl to sell to either Deraoc.ate
or
Wi l k., at the lowest poisitilp cash PriiV.S. or in exchange for
conntrY producer.
Tho above stoat ot. gorier Dal Den 6014 , 01 , 11 with groat CCM;
at to quality and pllCEl—dad with dstertraination to eEt.t.
(.111 , 1 a than eau be uurgliased at any other eatablolicunnt
iu the borough of (Newfield.
Aud as wu charge nothing for showing our goods. or lel Int
oar mins, we earnestly invite all Dennicratio and Whig I,n.
(Leland (Jentlowen to WI, examine, and lodge ler them.
salves..
At the old stand on Becloud street nearly opposite this tee.
dello or uoyernor Bigler.
MAD 510880 P.
Cleathelds Joll kiss.
ALEXANDER CALDWELL, Sheriff
W i. PORTER. Register
ea, Gleamlll. Augmt I}6J.
. WAR, DECLARED WITH ENGLAND!.
....... .
147Ait WITII ENGLAND is beteby declared by Meter
T V scriber whubasjust received from the Works of liit.'
VIRE. fil'COY er. CO.. Illilesharg Pa... an extensiv lot q uality .
MON of every description, and a l the very best
which ho will sell at the following seduced prices:
Common bar Iron,lissorted, 83 75
• •
Horse-Shoe bar, alone, • 4 00 .
Nail Rods, alone, 4 50
Nails at 5 00
and when n larger quantity °fainter nails or iron Is required.
a creator red uot lOn is mode. There will 0113 be found at tbe
tame u t u b.isumoor. a large assortment of .
Stoves of every description,
Conking Stoves. Ten Plate. b ino PAM. Parlor Ccal and Wood
Flom., ell or which will he s dd at Cheap, and a hula Chink
er t han wore over hallue °flared in these parts.
Call and tee for yourselvts.uoar L. Leonetti Br. Mooro's s
e tore.
IL tiAti.That, Agnt. l
Clentfiehl. Ativit 6, 1832.
TO TIIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
First Class lletel—Terms $l5O Per Day.
mho subscriber, having lately become proprietor
of the FRANKLIN IiOU:SE., Chesnut Street.
between 3d and 4th, Plif LADELPIIIA, end haying
reduced the price of board to SI 50 per day, gives
notice that. notwithstanding this reduction. he will
still continuo to keep a FIRST CLASS LIOUSE.
The Franklin House has just undergone extended
alt , rations. and is now fitted up and finished in ea%
perior style for the reception of visitors. .The Low,.
er Floor, formerly occupied by stores, is now incur,
ded in the Hotel, forming n spacious Receptidn,
Room, Gentlemen's Parlor, and Dining Mom. there.. I
by allowing an addition of thirty chambers and sev,
end beautiful parlors, fronting on Chesnut st. The
Rooms of this Hotel are superior to most others,
being constrained with alcoves. forming parlor and
bedscbaruber attached, wet I•lighted and ventilated.
The location is unsurpassed, either for businssi
or
pleasure. BEN. I!, WOOLNIAN,Ttop'r.
Philudelphia,July 26,1852.
Public Caution. •••
rTIDE PUBLIC ARO IiBREBY CAUTIONED ofignitt' :
R. taxing the aasignment of certain note for Fir ESE(
1001,1,A its. glvan by me to HENRY FalßßNFELlYrolould • i
nhout Cho month of Nay lesl. as I have notreceived valuerot
the sow will net Day it mail compened by law.
An g 7 AMOS IIUBLER:
etroly Cow.
C ANUS to tho premises of the subscriber )Z0
0
o about tho 10th of July last. a MTH A Y A
, said cow is of RED and WHITE
colour. nod the foto Intl white, and giving •
intik. The owner is requested to coma forward, prove mooed, 7.
nay charges and take lug away, or she will be disposeo
$
accoptioe to law. PETER I.IRONOEIs.
Covington township Angnst li, 1P53.
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Estate of Wm. Whitaker, deo'd. •
.ETTEllti OF Ai/MINISTRATION on the evildoer Wm.
IA Whitaker, late of 11.. , wre Ice township, Clearfield °msty.
deceased. have been granted to the undershoot. Theodore
all persons indebted to sad estate will make Immediate Day.
meat—and t
hosehe having claims against (he same will prima '
m e
m duly antte tor setlement.
CHARLES SLOAN. Adm'g.
Clettfield Bridge, July 29 1E.51.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretolnie existing_ between BANUEL
bIeKEAN and HENRY GRHE, trading nodes the
firm of GhOE & fiIeKEAN in the Lumbering business, on
the Mothannon creek, was dissolved on the eth Instant, be
martini Glutenbusineu hereafter be carried on by
Henry G roe, who will settle all the business of the late Orm.
HENRY
GROB MoKE .
/SPI,,
Jail a 1852
Estate of J. R. Ames, dcc'd.
ivroTicrilti II EREBY GIVEN, hat Letters d o ei ill traitor' de bonus noo. have been granted in form of
law to the .tubteri ter, on thn ottate of the above deceased, late
of Jordan tote nobly. i.loarLeld couuty—and that all parson
I nodded to told eitate are rfordrei to make payment without
delay , d u lyu+ havioa demands maitut the tapas wilipm
tent them , authontmateo fot aettlement.
U. W. MOORE
Adm'r de bonus nom of J II Amos, dtio'd.
]ely7B, 185 J.
FRENCH BRANDY.
SUPERB ARTicix of French Brandy, interned at the
14. Corwin Ikons. end for gale
tidy 16
CHAIN PUMPS for Hilo ni
Juno WALLACE H ILLP
"LOLA NIONTES."
Moot, affilolx© Meaning,
AT CLEARFIELD BRIDGE.
FRANCIS HIORT, tan ectfully announces to the public.
g. that he has commenced the above business at CLEAR
FIELD BRIDGE, in the new building occupied by John
Ganda, on the west side or the creel. where he will mnantso
tare DWI'S and Silt 1.5.1 of all kinds. and at lair prices. on
the shortest notice, and in the very best manner,
Give 13BORTY a call. Jane 4. 1g52.
DR. lIOYT'S
121)4 1 41.11)ZUMGle
Til IS PR PPARATIIIN is now Laing °flared in the POOP°
es a GUARANTEED CURE for the iIEAVES IN
HORSEA, rind as thoi.ouly known madleine in the world
having been used in the private Veterinary practice of the
proprietor for the est r ears ; end he has never known It to
fail in usingle lostsece at producing a lasting ante, and leer
ing the horse in good epirite fur work. The utter incompeten
cy of the torte for Libor, when troubled with this common
disense. should '(nonce every ono having snob to apply im
mediately for title remedy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER PACKAGE.
Which will be sent. -with full directions." to any ptut lot
dream
the Un tied litotes. All letters or communications to be ed.
ed, Past Paid, to
P. UOYT.
Roar of Ne. 1.0 South FIFTH Street.Philadeltdde.
Wholesale agent t i c the United plates.
N. TI --Areas wanted throughout the country to whom
0 liberal discount wid be given ; and thelt nstnes placed In
the advertisements. Address as above.
Beady Made
Clf/THING , of nlmott cverY detoduCon—Coals. Widened
Pantaloons.
A covering lor the Upper extremther, Weld cent , and a
Dan of Uaamentiouab et, all for Tllftlal 1)01,14A Rtd.
WALLACE lir HILLS.
FOR SALE.
Arm, . A en " A D , t.)pil iUOY rs',thnoa
us new. fur sulo'clicsspT For further pa.THOUlase
THIS OFFICE.
a:motto:a
• vearatto •
On'Hawamentai and Aches' purposes. for sale at the
CHEAP CABII ;Stott 01"
July 16.
Cedar Ware.
TUBS and DUCKM, for sato at the Mono
CMII btOtO of
July 14
• WM. NEWELL & SON,
Wholesale Grocers & CommisSion Merchants,
No. a South. Water et., _Rik.; •
Hin• L vd. c ,pr it y. u ' o n uit o A c t i n Mr 1E4104
I'EAB. Ate.- to whrerh a ssortment of
the ationtleseitl)UNTlait
Ml3lOll ANTS. C. b.. 185t.-7m
LEVER FLEGAL
BLACE:SMITH, kutliorsbatg. Pa . will attend to all bad
puce iuli,t line, awl will &co fun:dull W.,11.011Ne. BUG—
gzu you obenP, and manalaaturod in.tha wit stils.
ppd. war:opted.
.
' -. • , For Salo. •• - . . ~
'
ONE 0001) • TWO 11.01.113 p ,wAGON rot sale by r
x ',nut: at RILLS,
VAL
Jnly fi. Nil. , ' ,
.. . • •
.
Estato of 'Margaret Reed, deed . .
Nr(Y.AWE AS 111:111111Kpi VEN. that latleia or Adialnlitra•
'A 71 Lieu upon the canto or MARGARET 8R1:01/. late or
. Fergulon to.. Clearfield otk,. dou'O., 116341 In duulorm Odes
been grantee tothotobloriber. An periods Ito:looted to to m
estate we wouested to,:mako payment lanuedleitafir. sad
t h o u) (minus claims will present then duly nothenOmmed foe
settlement. . ,
DAVID Eliltl3l7BoN. Adm't..
Oloattleld, Jul, A 1852.
R. 111(080?
A. MOSSOP:
R. MOSAOP