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Majorities,
,Cuba and the United • States.—The-Sloop-of.
• War Cyane ordered to Havana.
We learn from, the N. Y. Times of yes- I
terday that orders were received from the
Navy Department at Washington on Sat
urday night, directing the sloop-of-war
Cyane, er. N. Hollins, Commander, to pre
pare immediately for sera; and to sail for
Havana at the earliest moment possible.
As the Cyane had just arrived from Nor
folk, she was ready tor sea, and accord
ingly took her departure on Sunday morh
ing. She was towed outside the Hook, in
order to get a fair breeze, and is now on
her way to Cuba. It is also reported that
the U. S.' steam fiigate Mississippi has
been ordered to follow the Cyane with all
dispatch.
The object of this movement, although
nothing certain can be known in regard
to it, cannot be difficult of conjecture. The
treatment to which American vessels are
now systematically subjected by the Span
ish authorities of Cuba, renders indespen-
Bible the presence of a strong naval force
for their protection. The times says :
We take it for granted that the com
manders of these vessels will be instruct
ed. to avoid everything which can give the
Spanish authorities the slightest ground of
just complaint, but at the same time to re
sist and repel, at every hazard, and by
all needful measures, every attempt to ex
ercise undue' authority ow vessels of the
! United States, or to infringe in any way.
the rights and privileges to which Americ
an citizens in Cuba are entitled."
• TIM OUTRAGE AT HAVANA . ON AN
AmEBICAN VEssm.--The bark Cornelia,
which was recently boarded by the author
ities at Havana, and had her mail bag and
two passengers seized, has arrived at New
York. A Creole, named GUzman, was
one of the passengers, and was arrested on
the charge of taking letters to New York,
which found in - his truuk.:: The other
was an engineer?':named Atrriuel'Heark
ness, who had come on board without the
knowledge 'of the captain. , Ile•was seized
fo l i not having a passport. Both were sent
to` prison, and the mail bag• taken to the
captain General. The result of this high
handed and extraordinary measure was the
arrest; the same night, of Francis Fritts,
Count of Pozas Dulces, and his brother
Joseph, Deminge'Arrozarena:and the Mar
quis of‘ Campus .Llnnes, who hold very
high positions in society in Cuba, and ate
gentlemen of great wealth. The Count of
Vaal :Dulce's, aged about forty-five, is
one of the most talented gentlemen in the
'lsland. Amongst the letters ?taken from
;iv', Cornelia, was one from , the Count to it
friend in New York, nnitiestirig . him 4o ox-
RreB,s the thartkii jof the Vpunt's family for
5 re, ra,onY "419 h thill Cubaps in Now
iurk aa; performe d, *•oriattiernorating the
anniversary of the deetk of thuir relatives
the latii4en. :Visnerni;L.pattrried
t sister or the ' count; and for this simple
leihiti!orthanks one brother is immured in
the MorO, while the other hi - confined in
the durinotta of Cabana,—.lla/t. Sun.
, ..
Riiiiiiiii 01' -.TBALOIIBIt--sATTEMPT -AT
MtrtiDlW.yr•HehrY Malony, Widing at No.
226 Eleysnth street, was dapgerously shot
it: ti.o'"elook ion-Sunday. eVellin, bi' a Pia.
1
tOl'loadeda with powd9r,4noball, in the
hands 'of •it blind man named Daniel 0'
brim) living Alt NCO.I 411:11Evalilh street,
who ritso, suffered' severely by the pistOt
burritinaat the time_it was...disetiamed by
0r"..5.1aTir,i51 , -4SP.P e ßP ltcoPePtl,Reteny
of • improper, lAntimacy , with-his, , wife on,
'A a
- Pievinni,ocoasibri;:tind twit 'S.4ening Malo-
V "c***4o4l*, Volliii'ArtYl3rieni Wlili
whom, he shook hindi," when the litter
48E° J ' ill si Altos Alto, ..aiiilo suiting the
char,lr rirqi, drew . ,''t! pistol and die
e4 ilL'illigkargQ.tacticig effect in;tha
e.Rf,h.tMgrsary. •Thi'right hend,At
O'Brien' was shattered bxlhe pistol ex;
1 4Alfil Mtlitillir-Wlo`ttomr,lct his test a ,
;dente tox 142Ayenteenth -Ward - Pollee;
1 14 and O'brien was conveyed . . to the Bellevue_
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LAST GRAND RALLY.
The Democracy of Union tp.,
will meet at Laborde's on Friday
night the. 22d instant,
The Democracy of Brady tp.,
will meet at Luthersburg on the
23d inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M., also,
at Schwem's . tavern on Saturday
night, the 23d inst.
The Democracy of Boggs tp,
will meet at Clearfield Bridge, on
Monday night, the 25th in - Stant.
The Democracy of Bradford tp.,
will meet at the house of Matthew
Forcy, in said township, on Tues
day the 26th inst., at 7 o'clock,
P..M.
THE DEMOCRACY OF MORRIS TP.,
Will meet at the house of James
Lowman, on Wednesday the 27th
inst, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
THE DEMOCRACY OF DECATUR Ti'.,
Clearfield county, and Rush tp.,
Centre county, will hold a Grand
Mass Meeting at Phillipsburg, on
Wednesday evening of the 27th
instant, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
The'Deinocra.cY 'Of De'catur tp.,
will meet at the house of John
Goss, on Thursday night the 28th
irist.
ILX'Speakers will be present to
addreSs' each of the above' meet
ings, and among whom will be
Mr. Ferguson the Mexican soldier.
J. H. HILBURN, Pres't.
of the Pierce and King Club.
October 20, 1852.
BRAVERY AND lIIIMANITY OF GENERAL
Prence.—Mr. John F. Chatterton, a pri
vate in the 9th regiment, under command
of General Pierce, has published a letter
in the New Haven Register in which he ,
states thnt General Pierce was in the van
of the .fight at the National Bridge, and
behaved with great gallantry. He says
"At Contreras he led us with the coolness
of an old veteran throughas deadly a storm
of shot and shell as ever was poured upon
a charging column !—a storm of iron hail
such , as no coward would face. At Me-
Gruder's and Callender's battery at an im
portant crisis in -battle,_weil do I re
member the enthusiasm imparted to ' us
when he exclaimed to the bravo Captain
Rodfish, of Maine,- `tltcmernber,. captain,
this iS,the New Engla.nd regiment ?" The
awful,storm, of
,ths.A9th pf August will not
o
sn ,he 'forgotten; by those . who took its
peltings; I. know . that during the. night
(othhirgli-.)6identfy-sufrering great pain
frehf the
to
d his .lorse) he was more
defoted to the poor wounded follows than
to' hirriself. I" know that et the battle of
Churubtisco he led,his brigade into'action ;
but as. I was shot down early in the en
gagement, I cannot, speak of hoy long he
was able' to keel) hp, stiireiin ds' he was.
But, I know that Frank Picrc.e'd bravery
was ; upon t,he tongue of every man in the
army who sppke of him. 'None but a cow
ard w"OrrPiffloo./tn: 1, , I
Mr. atterton spealmin high terms of
G.Onaral Pierce humanity to the wounded
and' din Sickin'the,',Blty Of,blekico, and of
his 'liberality id 'fiirnlShing with mo:
ney, buirinit 41gluirtlattlitong them several
hundreds of dollars.
tritr,l,4 l. 'W There IS I
law in Boston .and . iit sell() al other Jew4Pglll444;ql,llivtagh rin*Pßoithe.privAte
estates of the 4aitizens hablef for debts , law ,
41Atibtefali° Alio4l4SWerfaU against the, uityf
on.aaOunt °Puny thick debt ? .the eeetitip9
flan
r#l4 o ;4o,,k;O:i ),r,4o, itY .,Cit,lloy;
--D.32:54 014 !.!; 091`00n. Daniel Webster,'
cavity twit eN.ctk,p,ilam 19.xigsibiatVjapsa
ohusetts, and that it itp , ,,idast to the,eity of
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KTA whig writing to the Newark Ert
el() says:
"That disaffection, to a great extent,
exists in the whig ranks, no candid whig
will deny. The cause of this apathy is
equally apparent, when such menus Web
ster and Fillmore, are sacrificed to gratify
the ambitious propensities of a designing
demagogue—men who have ever been un
faltering whigs, faithful throughout a long
contest of public life, and who are just up
on the close of an administration they have
conducted successfully, and to the satisfac
tion of the liberal minded of both Whigs &
democrats—an administration that has
been as brilliant as it has . been arduous and'
difficult.
"When such men are set aside, and su
perseded by one of no experience in civil
affairs, and of no stability in political sen
timents, the inquiry 'Why are so many
whigs inactive' need hardly be started.—
Even many of the sterling whigs in Bloom
field township, who heretofore have been
unanimous and enthusiastic in the support
of whig nominations, ate now disaffected,
and some of them express their determina
tion to vote for Pierce and King. As for
myself, I have resolved not only to with
held from the nominees of the whigs (with
whom I have always acted) my 'aid and
comfort,' but to give Pier6a , and King my
cordial support. Between the two candi
dates I have a choice, and, as every citi
zen should, I mean to express it by my
vote."
Yet, according to Greeley, there is no
disaffection in the whip ranks.
Democratic Rejoicing in Ohio.
Cleveland, Oct. 16.—The Democrats
hnd a grand jubilee to night, to celebrate
their recent victories in Pennsylvnnia,Ohio,
Indiana and Florida. A large bonfire was
built on the square, the artillery announc
ed the time for assembling by firing one
hundred guns,and a torch-light procession
moved through the principal streets,—
Hecker's German band performed amid
the booming. of cannon and whip.ing of
rockets, and there was a grand and impos
ing display of transparencies. The Dem
ocratic headquarters, Kelly's Hall, the
Plaindealerand German newspaper° films,
and many of the 'German Hotels, were il
luminated.
The meeting was vast in numbers, and
unbounded in enthusiasm. .
Later .from Mite°.
New Orleans,Oct. 15.—The Picayune,
has advices from the city , of Mexico, to
September 13th.
No new Ministry was formed yet. Of
'three ,appointments announced only one
'had been,accepted, that of Senor Aguirre,
Minister of Justice.
Serious troubles threatened between
Vera Cruz and the supreme government.
The rebellion"Ntras still progressing..
I , prom ;New Orleans. •
New Orledzis,, October 12 r --Anotheri
large , meeting was Held last eveningin
reference to ,the late Cuban insults, at
which some of the leading men of-the city
made speecbes,
The U. S. steam frigate Fulton, last
from Pensacbla, has arrived at this port,.
There were received at the wharves,
yesterday, in n little over eighteen hours,
16,000 bales of cotton.
Excitement -at New ,Qrleans./
.
mew Orleans, October p .—Senor La
boule, tho Spanish Consul; took his depar
ture for Havana to-day.
He feared violence to his peron, from
the excitement which , pievailrrin, titeegity
relative to.the,Crescent City ,afrair,
;The step taken byhimiszenerally e'en,
erdered foolish and unnecessary,
Cuba Meeting in , New Orleans.'
rew-011eans,-0* 13.--qlleo wore
2t) OD et the Cuban Indignation
Meeting fast, night ? , and;‘ : great excitement
11
idiaita.' 1t,4401 14 •were adopted call:.
oglocor46o4rewediesa ,:fortlinininit , tO
hsl A wi rion. flag, and the President was
Detracted to,
forwarti"ihein .tiiPree'idat
Fillmore.
CLEAR . lELD ACADEMY•
The next quarter of the Academy , wilt
commence on Monday Nov. Bth. The
terms wilt be found in theladverfisement.
Tho facilities offered' by the Institution
should attract the attention not only of pa
rents but of all young personsdesiring im
provement. The quarter about to com
mence is at a time which will be favora
ble to them. BY THE BoAna.
Clearfield, Oct. 18, 1852.
NEW GOODS.
MONTELIUS; BROTHER; 4 TEN EYCK
Uf/ °Mu respectfully Inform the Pantie, that they have
V V entered Into co-pastuershln in the MERCANTILE and
swim litliilNEBB, and have jolt received from Philadel
phia their second and handsome sportment of
7 1 5111 alnaa. Whir SCHNICiI
of all kinds and latest stvles. whloh, having been purchap.d
a* unusually low rata, they am enabled-to efisr to the
pablu
the very
BEST BARGAINS.
It would be almost' Impossible to enumerate the many esti.
cies co i prising the r stock of goods Just received—brat they
invite auto come and see for themselves, asstubse them that..
they wilt got
More Uoods for the same money than at
any other Store in Curwensvillol
purls have all kinds of
DRY GOODS,, GROCERIES,
Q UE E NS W A R E,
• 'HARDWARE,
And another articles usually found in a well furnished store.
To render theirestablishment well worth a visit at all times
the) will continue to receive, as the svason advances new
supplies of seasonable Goods for Ladies' entlem
wear, so as to be always reedy to oiler the choi ces of Eastern
Markets.
Thsy would also call attention to their anattment of
Krßoots and Shoes, Commercial Hotel,
moßucco. , knn as the American
Whore they always keep on hand a large and well assorted ; THE Subscriber having leased the Milo House. formerly
lot of FRENCH and COUNTRY unur, House, No lb South Sixth street.
NIP end PiTOG Emma. between Market and Ghealnut streets. has changed the name
MORO ROY)
IJALP, ICIP, and all hinds of Geutlemens' i of Oceania to
Slit)Ed. Also.
Ladies' Hue Shoes, 'no Corimmozailgall Eff.otalt,
liens In Iva to inform his friends and tho Public, that this
Such as GAITERS and LACE BOOT'. ' home has u dentine, a thorough remodelling. repairing. to
Pith:NCl' and JENNY LINO TI NS. ',muting end reenacting. from ettiu to basement. An entire
l.lPPLitti or all kinds, qualities and sizes.
ono a I fit of furniture• bedding. arc., au.. has been procured
e
Also—BOSS' and basses' HAIL SAS and SHOES o! nil from sic m,st celebrated Manufadturers in this city.
kinds:r tort II 4.• central location, and Its close proximity to the
As they keep constantly a lot of the best practical workmen
' Itiii.mur 1 I e ots. Mennv.ont handing.. Places of Amusement.
and Manufacture their bhoes they can warrant them lobe Von .r, n'.l • TO.Tollolf . 4fes unit Pubic , SODIUM tt offers i ra•
made of the best Material. and in the bast and Intents) les. ducein n'• i 0 she Merchant visiting the city on business, or the
cariiliin 6 and COUNTRY THULA/IJB taken in ex I Travellers eking pleasure. Tu families nail females visiting
Imagers Rands.. nods.ilvi -try. rivers. ittinlitv will be offered. and every immto.t re.
REMEMBElt—Their establisment is ono door West o f I nettled o wire their visit agreeable rind pleasant.
John 11 rancker's hotel. Cu rwensvillo. A share oldie nubile patronage is respeutfully snitched.
Oct • 2 1 1. 18 i 7 — no. 1 JACOB G. LEBO. JAILED It:WM..
-- ---- Superintendcht. Proprietor.
Feat 3.11251.—0 rm
HEKEIS YOUR REMEDY !
:OLLOWAY I s OINTMENT
A MOST MfRACULOIN cUltrenT BAD LEGS, AF
TER 43 YEARS' SUFFERING.
•
Eittaul of n Letter Irum Mr William Galron, of 70
St. M ary't , Street, Woymoth, dated Miiy IS, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
J3lR—At the ate of 18 my wife (who is now 81) osught a
violent co
d. which retied in her legs, and ever since that time
therhave loen more or tees sore, andgreatly inn .mad. Her
agonies were disirammg. end for moifths ingather she was
de raved entirely of resit and sleep. Even , remedy that merit
cal Men advizod was tried, hut wdhout effect; her health sal
fererlyoverely. and the state of her legs wti terrible. I had
often read your Advertisement., and advised her to try your
Pills and (nutmeat; and. rim a last resource, after every other
remedy had proved 11501031 , she consented t do so . Sheeran.
minced six weeks ago, and strange to r.late, is now in ;toed
health. .11er legs ate painless, without seam or soar, and he•
sleep sour and undisturbed. Could you havo witnessed the
suiletings of my wife during the last 43 years. and contrast
them with her present enjoyment of health. you *anal indeed
feel
ling delighted in having been the means of so greatly allergia •
the sulfensigs of a tellow•creature
(Sign:d) WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE et inEn nit' A BAD
LEG, OF THIRTY YEARS' STANDING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. William Abbe. Builder of
Gas Ovens, of flusithliffe, near Huddersfield,
dated IN , ay 31st, 1851.
To Frofeuot ROLL() W A Y
IdlR-1. Buffeed for ik period, of thirty , years from a bad leg.
tha remit of twa or three dbtprent acoidents at Gee Waits;
accompanied by scorbutic symatomr. I had remorse to a
varlets' of medical advice. walnut deriving any benefit.
arid was told that the kg must ba amPotated. yet in oppo
citron to that opinion, you r Pols and Ointment have enacted
a complete cure in so short ri time, that law who bad not wit.
Bawd it cou d credit tcs feet:
(4igned) WILLIAM ABWI.
Tho truth of this statement can be verified hy Mr. W. P.
England. Chemist. 13, Market street. Huddersfield.
A DREADFUL BADMON BRE TH AST CURED IN ONE
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Frederick Turner, of
Penshurst, Kent, doted December 13, 1850.
To Profaned HOLLOWAY—
DEAR SIR—MY wile had strilered from Bad Breasts for
MOM than six moot is. and dories the whole Period had Lb'
best medicine attendance, but all io no use Having before
healed an awful wound it my own lea by your unrivalled
medicine. I determined again to use your Pills and Ointment.
and therefore gave them a trial in her case, and fartuall'a it
was l did so. or in less than a month a perfect core was of
fectrd, and the bsnatit that various other branches of my
family have derived from their ale Is really ettonishiug. I now
'trope' recommenp them to all m 7 rids (Sletlttw.)
REDERICK Tri Eft.
.There Pills should battled conjointly with the t hutment in
the io.lowleg imam ;
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, flume, Bunions, Bite of
Moscheines anMand Flies Coco bay, Clitego:lont,
Chapped hands, Corns, (Solt.) Cancers,
Contracted and stiff Joints, Elephantiasis, Fistulae.
Gout, Glandular Swellings. Lumbago, Piles, Rhea.
realism , Scalds, Sore Nipples, Sore Throats, Skin.
diseases, Scurvy, Sure.heads, 'rumours, Ulcers,
Wounds, Yaws.
Sold at Lila estat 01hr:tient of Profesmt lIALLOWAY. 241
Strand, (near Temple Bar London,) arid by all reipectyble
Empire, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the
Empire, and of mate of the- United States, lu Pots at 2154 c .
and UV. each. MlhoUsale by the.otincipal Dung
houses in the Union. nod by Messrs. A. B. & V. SANDS, N.
Time Is a considerable saving by takintit he larger rises.
N. B.—Directions for gaidanda of patien ts in every disorder
amadized tit snob Yot. OM. 14. 1152.—1 y.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
E
filil TRUSTELS hereby give notice that they have owl
A traetert with
DR. CATLIN, & WIFE,
To continuo in chars° of the Academy during another year
'foe Academie year is Oiyide i into FOllll QUARTERS
og cwka.v N
WEEKS,
each. and FIVE DAYS of Teach
ha each week. E
The mit Quarter will commence on MONDAY JUNE. /Br
Itleff. at the following
Reduced Rates of Tuition :
PRIMARY lIEPARTMENT—InaIuting Reading. Wrillag
Ft:villein. Natal Arithmetio. and Primary Genie-
Mil 00
raphy
fide Department will usually Waled° pupils oe the age of
Ten Years aud_younger. cad in a fob instances, those. cadet.
UOMMON ENGLISH LIRANCHES— Inc indlog •
Reading Wfltitlit.• Spelling, Arithmetic. Geol,* "'
raspy. Vesitsh Crammer and History
ALL, HIGHER F..ruhteii BitaNcatz—lacan.
leg Latin GraMinar.,ll 41 00
CLASSICAL Ann MAI DEM ATICAL DEPART. •
51 ENT
t , $OOO
DAILY tmEgolsm given in VOCAL. music? la which
ail ease OllltiOltitite without additional (thorn°. ''
. WEEKLY LECTURES are given •to the oldet Pupils on
ttwitity. and other interesting MI Weals, without extra charge.
Such of the aids: pupils es choose. engage ' Pa FRIIIAY
P. M. of' each week Iti **smiles Elocolion, Cordon ition and
view questions upon their several audio. All othertatteno
to thelr usual P. M. stadia*. - —.— . . .. . . , . •
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely , iapar; front
the other on the part of those who dcshe it. Two or three
classes consist of both texas, for the purpose of economy In
time; hnt it is oPtiotral wit the young I.4,dice w h e ther to
join such cinuetfor not.
Tuition is eh ruged• Don tbe
data ° o ,
k the
bl3oeha o g l a 'm re
a d common.
dogbtonoeecoeeofbeiaTneu—nWhema special
is made. In advance. w it h tbe Principal.
MORAL SUASION has hitherto boon the chief reliance o
the Teachers in eeonnotr thorough dlscipliee—end it has been
efficient. Corporeal punithmenff is administered °Whin the
most obd orate and , ingorricible case,.
The oonstedt aim of the Tenchstvit to Makethe inittecitions
they impart, as well as that cs bpoki, Prandial. as wallas
TheOftittOttl. , - - '• - . ' ''''''' • • '' • • ' " " • •
T'hestrictett attention to given to, the Conduct. Habits and
Morals of the Pupils. white under the charge of the Teachers.
BOARDcan be obtained at reasonabl
• .. . ... can, be UKNIARDSHAW. President,
J 13.1$1'qNA141.X.,Searatesy. ; . , , , Jitnek6, IWeil.
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INOtlce to Bridge
..I:tuilders. ,
S"Ltßif PROPOSALS will Pe received by WM POW-1
ELI,. la Cleat6eld. until swruLtonv .NOV EMBER
6th, 1654. for buddies st covAtitim 13R1DUE mout h the
wen proch.of. the *8199 nehanna river. at the of
-Montgomery meek, aocortfins tee specified plan. whiah wlli
be exhibited . at say time. This Bridle le to bail° feet wide.
and one span 168ot UU. feet. .or two span. co n t inue the
Mlle ditt.inee• arithe t tldile.i.iyintY otretp otter, ..,.., . ~1
Clear tield•Pot.W. 1 • . 'el mt. PU MLA. &V, LW tem.: .
1
. ,
ORA fiq-C a l lb 31" 11" V i n:
i r s4 A ` ur st b in i iit h to t a vk vig ll' ulli t
APNIONP l WAOGONS I .t.':'''' ' ' '
E Ellbs i‘erri otfet''for sole font '
or five two Find ti_t 0
;_ d e itilo r : so
° b u l l e es 1
36
leasht u ,
r ir c,
Tiii-66„„,.pArgons—and will . trade tbem for 1.4.18111bi1i,1.
Icome uen. s k i
e t i l ie re e n e m a t i t t li r dwif o ro u s ro
and tberefets bet out. maims. . LEutt/LIU) St tdOuRE, .!
Clearfield October 112, MI
. . .
. ---
VERY petpveraqv antic vices to theehiseoe i;if apai
t Tli
"and eh)* (t. that she re 14 oi Iti teatime' ler 18 0 i., f at ,
moN mix Tab FL dbl.` DAY 01. tlOVßtalEit P. 4 I‘,.
and essurei 'WI WOO mar, enk ryht . meet:C.ll'ld red to PM of ta1.,1
stivetinn.,l flax the MP, es h.lehirite; toy hal V.t9s!i.colp,v,,l
cafes thak Imp *vetoed' ado MaPc traininffr .: 3 2.. ," , ~.. ,
ramose ititjeadMit
, t? Ind, ft! p.pout , olly • deo= to. hippo'
W thP ' 'W;1J....----,- 00 t- 20 . /MI.
. _
. BACti ' ERA
W tbsoliti'Co bliofs
II REF. persons quallfidd min
coo gat tilt:lotions ot DistTtot Cleardold count?. by
apptytair boo:l.Apply to I'. 11. BMA. Pool't.
uotober
,A.Avoir.tioemanato.
Kenai 9 IDrocso
JC.OQOg 0i ifielEttikift • AND
MAPLN NTREETB. RAOP,. PHILADEL
PHIA, invite the Ladies of•theOtty and Ocinntry to call and
examine his 'plow id •stock of T111:003i011. which has been
selected with the utmost care.
Mr. O. being enabled. from Ills clues tenets in the business.
to take advantage of . the wholesale Walker, is able to sell as
low as 001 other ost blishment. •Mr O. well ifosmarly
opal dindnatorot the extensive business of Mr W. , J lintst.
man, No. Che.tnnt street , nnl his ostensive experience
will ban enarantee drills ability to do•justice to his customers.
Ill s I ' l ° ol wil:Ain the tolfsiwineiv-PPlc, Wonted, stud Cote
ton Certain b' loges. limiting. Tenets-and Cord-Bilk and
Wonted tillad en-Silk, Woollen and Cotton illoslery, and
la es es-Combs. Mashes, Blips, Perfumery. &0.-Woollen
end Cotton linitrun and DAIOIOI Yarn-Porte Monnams.
Fuy. rnished Work.floxev, [hamlts. mid Felton , Articles genet.
• all Call tind dxatnine f.. 4 yourslves,
Elept.29, 1852.--6 M
•
SIIELDRAKE'S "MOTEL.
SIELDRAI4E'S A LIJ.OII EN Y HOUSE, No. 250.
Market Xurter.l ov et th. Philadelphia. Under the new
arrangemert. the can n h ch arrive from Pittsburg. linmsburg
. will run to the New 11,15011 ~Orner of Nchnylkill sth and
• Market. In °oleo t • ani-cmmudnt the nub'iu wo will always
have Sur Coach attire Nay , I repot On the or ival of the °auto
cut/ pastentert 10 the nyDome, which Is in the cen.
Ito of the cox Our wit f will melte ride dawn and all
who wish in patina's° a tt o ra with a Goo,l Table Clean Beds
and 'wenn, m i•g 'WWI whl efeBllo give as ,
Terms--One Dollar per day.
Dept 16.1852.—dm.
500 illgeolls "Wanted.
$lOOO A YEAR!
`I/ANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF TIIE UNITED
I V v STATES. active anti enterprising men, to nnesee in
I the sale of some of the best Books puldiarcui in th a country,
To men of good addrtss, possessing . a 'mail capital of from
11145 to $lO4. such inducements will lie ollemd as to enable
ihim to useke.from TRADE to TEN deflate a day profit.
I've Books published by us are ntl useful in their character,
extremely popular. end command large sake wherever they
are °flared.
Pot further particulars, address. (postage paid.)
DAN I ELS & GETZ.
Successors to VV. A. Lew Itt
No. 132 North Second Street. Philadelphia.
deal. N. 1852 —Ahn.
TO TILE TRAV ELLIN G PUBLIC.
First Class llotel—Terms $1 50 Per Day.
ho i.ilbscriber, having lately become proprietor
Tof the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chesnut Street,
between 311 and 4th. PHILADELPHIA, and having
reduced the price of board to SI 50 per day, gives
notice that. llGlVSitillitandlllg Ibis reduction, he will
sti II continuo to keep a FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
Tho Franklin House has just undergone extended
alterations. and is now tilted up and finished in stp.
perior style for the reception of visitors. The Low
er Floor, formerly occupied by stores, is now inclu
ded in the Hotel. forming a spacious Reception
“ouin, Genii...alien's Parlor, and Dining Room. there•
by allowing on addition of thirty chambers and sev.
eral beautiful parlors, fronting on Chesnut tit. The
Rooms of this Hotel are superior to most others,
being constructed with alcoves, forming parlor and
bedscbamber attached, well-lighted rind ventilated.
The location is unsurpassed. either for business or
pleasure. BEN. H, WOOLM A N. Prop'r.
Philadolphia,July 26, (852.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
312,02 • EM113 , ,
I.l'Xii`,2,l3l, l l4 , ol4"gli a tTLVZOPlTNlM ,° : ;.and
Corner of Twelfth and Market St's. Phllad'a.
Invite attention to their extensive attottment of perm' new
styles of znelish Velvet.lapestry Brussels. and 111.:h literal°
ant} Versants' Carpeting', of their own importation. Also to
th , ir large stock of well seasoned Floor Oil C'oths, in all
widths, from one to eight yards. Our stock of LON PRIIIED
INGRAIN CARPET:I,OI our own rnauufauture embraces the
best variety of well made goods ever Put in the market — all of
which will (*offered on the most lavorable terms.
August g 7.
5,000 to 30,000 Acres Land Wanted.
WANTED TO PURCEPOE 6. 00 to 304 Acres o
Unimproved Land in Pennsylvania. or Western Vat
ginia. tor winch , ASii and CITY PROPERTY. or MER.
l ima. will barmen in payment.
Addicts. 61111:11h.LL dr. WHITE,
NM Dock i3Ueet . Philadelph i a.
EWA. 3. 18.32.-3 m,
Valuable Real Estate
1..2-Ic3Dl-5.3
THERE will be exposed to nubile sate, at
l a
Auction at the premises on SATUR
FE* DAY THE :nth DAY ,Ol! NOVEEdLinile
ham. nil that
Valuable Farm and Tract...of Land,
Ait unto in noontide township. eleatfirl I county, about one
hail mile from the town nt tiles it toe, immediately on the
Olen Hope and Little field Eagle tanunke, and within half a
day's ride of the Central 1.1 slimed. containing
- ze t( 103 Acres, more or less, having
.10,` 70 acres cleared and under good
fence. Also, a good House, Barn,
and a young and thriving Orch
ard,
Late the property of JOSEPH LEONARD and JACOB
1.1.,k IN AM,. & vei ned.
The title is indisputable. Possonirm will be given on the
Ist Pay of April, Ilia
TEardt3—One•Third of the ourohnse money Cash at time
of sae. trod the balance In two lino nal v ianiwiWßlGHT,te thereafter.
JOHN W.
October 10 1852. Executor & Tint! co
Mottor Lai thaim E6vvro
PUP. Subscriber woold respiectfolly Quadrino° to his al
at
it
1. friends and customers, and to the oablic generally.
halo agent opening at tds'sbital at the coiner of toroet
sail
Cherry streets,
A large and tvell.selected stock of
GOODS
Emori.aing the usual siii,jll3 Y kept is e retail Store. which he
will sell
Us CHEAP as the-CHEAPEST ,
At Wholesale or. Retail, for the CASH,
lie will also exchange Goods for COUNTRY PRODUCE
I so far as he act make It answer his purposes.
As he cermet promise to centime hi the business long. on
account of t,lie LOW twit= at whloh he intendoollEll,
he would advise all who wish to hay CREW' GIJU,Lid to
CALJ.. HOUR C. KRA'TZER.
" ciesutioid, July 2. 1852.
I Two-dorso Carriage for Saler --
-riroE klUßSCßlElßitntlera for sale; a ELIOT war. Ivo.
110101.1 i CAIIIII&G.E. It will be told nu tieJomnpfdit,
tiug tenni. and mai bo mon at the titanic niEl.t A tt-t llt Wltte
Itrthafforowth of. Vfoarfiold. k'. P: IdilltiCTUAL.
BOW JO 1851, . , , . .
,
U EADY-MAIM OLOTtIINCi ofalmost quay dosogiorion
Joao ( 8, MI sole at
~ m store of
SMTIII Si. IRWIN,
, .
GEORGE LANICH, an.,
IM3Vieactan.osuauflq. l) :aa
,
w ouLD.resPectfrilly tender his thanks to the.e a ho have
VY heretofore favorei non wah a 'here et their eastern.
arid now informs Ists friends end the POW at large, that ais
btellows mama in blast, and Unit ther earl find him inAlseL
Crd.intle ettaullshed. and ow/calf:at shots'.9, l l, 0 , 0011 1 1 , 1 44 . 0 1 1
feleaerly °couple Iby navel Lit*. vtherh . „„ ,„,
Wago ,
9. Buggies.
Will be lamed and finieh,d oft in the bed style and on the
shortest Liebe% and al mbar svo.k belopaint t balloon
wtit beriune In the be L laminar a 123 on the molt noootaamaa.
tlnitenni. •• • ezt.
igtway P. 0 1 00 , 021.
RtUk" wril• ittelE CO the' Vremiset 'of .h 9
^Oklalo 4 ," ••'' AOl Ihl3o lit 01 ?DU0...1 111 1.2!
ti
!AMU—without Insilco. Tha owner ii re•
J il l: t ested to coon forwent. Provo Toßeit•lr t SLY
chars • Ike it gway --other wise it will tie trot top
Pm 'low directs- ALLEN
Lawmoe vnvostilP, YEOU
fiILAIN PUMPS L WALLACE a iiT a.tale by _
Atwell). • ; ..• . • libs
N .
•
(1r..h011.50 )o(lgAnst. lassos on
• - vhonre lond 41 (amend I;lyr :t it"ter, 17
I
i f tAnd ibow you mihat yotYr•fif les .;1
For they've the prettiest lot
Ever you , , , „,
„,:.;•' 'And 11111.61.19vo:nosi :rou r illai
•:.1
.Within.thelr backs of ye11qw;,, , , , ,
Then call in ire jolly . enes '• '
VVhe have art hour to spare.
And buy a quarters worth of reading.,,
drive, qway dull care.
.. .
I; :1,Ill'i:' , •:.1,1'.; TJ.:11',(n'):(41.11,1-;;;,:l'ill;
w LA
"FOR THE
Election of Eleetors
OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDE: I I4F
ARE UNITED STATES.
INTIIEREASt in and by '
ate het olf the General Assembly
V V ofthe Commonwealth of Penney loads:end the several
supoleinents thereto• it II provided, that the doctors. or the
sowed coughing of this Commonweelth. quarified -to vote for
members of the /General As.emtrly, shall hold an EleotiV
Ihe same places at Which the • said memben shall have
votedihr nt the preceding_ eleotloa. OM THE FIRST! tru
DAV NEXT AFrEll ute-rma MONDAY OF NOVe
Jann, in the Year or onr Lord ono thodand eight hun
dred and forty. and on the aurae day huntery fourth year theses
after, for the purpose °Coleraine . • ,
XeItiIL I T'OAPP ' •
of President and Wei President of the United Mates.
Marcia°. 1 ALEXANDER CALDWELL. iller
Shoteff of Clearfield county. in pursuance of the duty
enjoined on me by the act above referred to, and the said suir
moments thereto. do issue thI4MY .PROCLAMATION. gin.
log notice to thelusemen or.said .ttantenualilied to vote fog
members of tholienetal ActeneJ y. to meet at their emend deo-
Pon districts on
ON TUESDAY THE EECON . DAY OF NO.
VEMBER NEXT, •
['hen and there. between the hours of EIGHT b'elock ielhe
morning and SEVEN o'clock in the evening of said dn. vile
for
Twenty-Seven Electors
Of a President and y Vice ,Peesident of the
United States.
And that the several Judges. Inspectors and Clerks. who
I shall have attended at ehe ptetriding Gen.ral Election, are se
au•red to attend and perform the alike duties, and be entailed
I to alike peedties for neglect of duty or miscortdirePotts peg
thalkbe liable eased General Election.
Tic Electors of the county of Clearfield will take notice
that the said Election-will be held at the following Oboes —
At the COURT HOUSE: In the borough of Clearfield. for
Lawrence township .
At tho house of WILLIAM HOOVER. for Bradford town
ship.
At thu bouts ofJOHN GOSS. tor Decatur township.
At the bonne( SAMUEL 03. SMITH, fur Becearia towe
-1 s hi t' .
At house of ISAAC BLOOM. 1r ,In the boroggh of Cur.
wensville, for Prke to
At the houtoofJACOß MAURER, for Cloviopton tosinship.
At the house of WILLIAM. C. FO.EY. for Brady town
'hie.
At the btore house of SAMUEL SMITH for Penn township •
At the hem of J AMES CURRY. tor ChesttownshiP•
At Congress 11111 School Boom tar Girard townsnlP.
At the baize of./ AMES I.OIIM AN. tor i
Mons ton nshlo•
At the housed 31 /11N YOUNG, tor Burnsid lowsuthi,p.
At the hod* of ASAPH ELLIS, for Bell townshig. ,
At the house of JAMES McNEAL, for Jordan township.
At he house of GEORGE TURN LEI, lot Boggs townsh i p.
At
At th e hou se
°oMfjI 'A VO S S E .
DWAI
VI.SIS O , N o fo F r e H rg a u t s o town ship •
At the house of JOHN 1 RUCs W, for Fel foie:Mks.
At the house of 3011 N WHITESIDE, for Woodward town•
ship.
Ai
the O SC Ho° L IlulleE.for Goshen tosen:ta.
At the FL A M E HOUSE, formerly occupied as a b
ts
house, for Karthaus township .
At the STORLI HOUSE of IL W. • Moore. for Union town
ship.
At the COURT HOUSE, Cos the. borough of Clearfield
At tho house of ISAAC BLOOM, id tile borough of Cur.
wonsvillo.
NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN. That all
mous (except Justices of the Vence) who shell hold any
Aka or appointment of profit or trust, under the government
of the United St whether' Una State. or 01 an, OM , Of Inner.
pointed distroa, a carnallutoned nailer or otherwise,
a subordinate officer or orient ,
who Is or snail be employee
under the L,egislotive, Executive or Judicial departtnents of
this State 0,01 the Vatted States, or any city or incorporated
district; and also, that ovary oariber of Congress and State
Legislature. and of the common °reelect canned of any can
or ouminissioner of an, ilborporated district, ate by law inca
pable of holding or exercising. at the same time, the office or
aopoiatneent ofJ edge. Inspector, or Illark. of any election
this Commonwealth h;— e nd that no Inspector. Judge, or other
officer of any such section shall be eligible to gni °Med voted
for.
And the Return Judges of the respective districits•ato
ate vowed to treat at the Goad house. fit the bororib ti s .
Clearfield. on the FIRST FRI DAY next Idler the raid
First Tuesday of November then and there to do all those
thlnel required of them by law.
GIVEN ander my hand and seal, at Clearfield. this twenty
seventh day of September, in the yealleof oar Lord one thous
and eight hundred and t il ly-two. and 01 the Independence
of tho United States .AL he
EXANDER Seventy.Beventh.
CALDWELL, Bb'ff.
Lilet of , Edottairros,
Remaining in the Post Office at Clearfield on the
first day ofJuly 1852
Any Da guerreotypist, Kampen, Daniel
Garner George. Kolar, John G.
Handintoro John. Loreto. Heavy
Hennehoot Philip. Leonard,
_611.1 Elizabeth,
Matadi: Michael S. Luther, Miss Adailne
!Dyed,. Mrs. Sagan London. Joe_ ph
Sortie. Pied. McFarland. Mrs . Margaret.
Cara. Esq , Wm. MoGartghey. Jose
Care 01 . J. Boynton. Miller r Edward
Derby, lino. PAward Oaks:Micheal
Eynson r r,, John thaneas. John
Green, Nell Potter John
Gates. EIS. R. J. geed. Mlai Mew.
Genet. Samuel How .
Greenman, Washington Ratter. Joseph
Hanson, Henry Hithel. Wm L.
!tarter, Jesse M. Selfridge, Dealel-2
llasaro, „rubn Singer, 11. H.
Hall. Horatio L. Shaw, J. B.
I lack man, Jacob Swaim, hams
llarry . Hobart (or help) Shank, George
Jackson. James Sohe , d, Philip
Johnson. Amos Thompon John a.-1
Jones, Thomas West, Haab 11, 14Fs
WM. RADEBAUGH, P. M.
____
o lc e.
N°ll;2B.lcillEarj.l WIN E t' tiyintesloNig=
township—sod all pampa are CAUTIONED ot to meddle
w Ith ei purchase stud Oa. the lame Ta rat.pieirterily.
Glen Flo-p, Ooro , no 113;3-8t.
eitirmy Cow.
CAbli: to the premises of the subscriber
about the lit of Sept. lan. a STRAY 4,
uriw, stud cow Is of is Light Fpreosted , A
color and was wearies a mail bell. The
ow aer is requested towage forwa , d, prove property . payobar•
ars and take her away. or she will be disposed itooordt,g
ROBERT 61051.6.5TE6J1L
Banssido township. October 4. 11362.—nd.
Ilficscohatiiam. •
rillHECo•Pattnershin hereof° esistina between the sibs
1. wilier's. trading as partners in the name ot J. &U.
W. HOYT. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 15th
.1
Jul last—D; W. Hoyt having withdrawn Isom the business.
The y
amounts of the lute Firm will be settled by J. P. Hoyt.
who w continue the business at the oht stand as haretefore.
N P.,_HOYT.
DAVID W. HOYT.
Ferguson township. Ana. li, 10152
THRESHING MACHINES.
O r the beet style now in u so, tnuoutaotunnt at Suattonnille.
Clarion county. res, For sale
L. by
R. CAATER. Agent.
Sept. 3. 1831
BOOTS .4, SHOES.:
`11'121612A - El . (001 E..
i7*
rsrEcrFuux &Dammam to the
Jlv citizens of Pura°id • and vreisity;
that he has commenced the badness of manufactur•
ng 8 and 131101 1 1 , 1 of every desoription. In the bor.
eush of Clearfield. in the shin nea•ly opposim the Academy,
anxious street, where he may ne , found nt all times
with
to somommodate a, who may favor Di m with their
eastern.
Pine and Coarse Boots . and ,*es, and
of
Ladies' Ware every description.• •
Will tie on hands, and, manufacturei in a style sdoellet.%
I nv heretofore mad , In thn ocean , . end at such tub:fasts Win
nut fa Ito live entire satisfaction. • -
Rafting and Luinbcring Boots.
fin wit! also manor/Ware an article of BOUTS for liaftlest
lad Lumbering in. and for other rough out door work, whit*
he pruticularly recommends 611 6 superior 1111 jet..
•.Octobetlftoo2.-11.
New Store
'PH E untlerilned has opened a OTHER in GLEN HOPE
Cleattleldequaty,,athete h. Intends. jteeplete oonstantik
on hand a GOOH AESOIiThIENT of all tames nautili, kept
In a toustri ante.
Ad kinds of P oaten taken In ekohnnee foe Itoods.s •
JAMES, nd KAELLY. -
en 110pe,00t.7. tem -16 n?
Notice .to ,Sttrii+Oyoris. , • .E . ,
.
True Meridian - I , Mo. for tho adj ragmen. or Sarver:me
ACompatses, has boon marked end established bL ei the
Cownsissionen.ip 111013ml:1ga of •Oloarfrold. Mau. a al
btanderd of
of
of two pole chola, haw s. agreeab s at
of Assemble of 2nth April. 18-0, (See Vompaiot Pate
505.) which provides for a pena l ty or ten dollars forayer! virS•
lotion of sato act by eurvoyors. .
fly order of the COUP IY COMMinio eri •
._ ii. IS GUOLILLNDER, Cl'k,
Commissioners' ic e, Oat. 6. theii. • , •
•
•
CD3 Ca) Efa co • •'
A LL,oorsons are inreby cal:amy l ) ggatlst trusting nig
tla wife GATOAKINE my nnn $4 , k tlike is now living
in a wife of reparattoo from me: vir i lf oat he rosoortribfo
fo war' we', for he maintolonnoe. nor ay eta', doors of het
cootractino.• At Drown tiotsf. will•s ow 'that I have nis
rioht to maker any provision her suriport
it DD W. fIOYT.
rennin/LI towathlo lai c t .I,V.
•• ••100 Fox Trap
CS SALE by the 'anbserii.par. who 'wilt alva the IMO.,
1 PRIOEd FOR FURS and 0 DEIEft SKINS.
*OP•
rrii . • ‘:‘•
Lit'OKE3ltl Tll. Luthero;ttra: ea whi. mead
new km fine avri will Rita WAGUNS,I 3 Q..
, very trirepp :r virl;rtrimlerevi
PO warranted. • • - • • Aot.•7 100 9.
, •
.77 - 7"'i
Wits
oit Elicrinfeatlil' acid iltaliitd ipuitaait4,for at
L 1 k
V Iy CHEAP ClitiltAtocP (rli mossoP.
Ju 15. ,:12•LL•
'BiktW oza ' '
.1 1114Matot the Ottloarr i the lobo:Abet'
1t."7 to hibtils nsh oghjiptgaW .
111 "')' 'A ute. IOW; (Kip OK
, , " .oa Owl :4 roo and white spotted- 7 Z - *
'Of i! a roil Btu-supposed to be 8- ottit
ears Md. T h h iu_ t" e vr i t tit r d i lik e l 4 ttle t t i rw e r n Y l
forward. movie PlRPartY d l i Val ie li o r r u s tae law rts
°thew In Asti wut Ix Po cz. it twat.
HMOs tOwlVitt l P. Avg. 81.1859.-P4