THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD , JVLY~2^\sryL
KOK (JOVEIINOR.
'VIIiI.IAM UIGIiEH, Of ClturfuUl
I'X>U SUPREME JUDUE.
H. Of Bnmcrnct County
f'OU CANAL COMMISSIONER;
HIONH V s. MOTT.p/ Pi he
Tfic I>aw of Newspapers.
I. Subscribers who do not givo express notice to
l lie contrary, uro considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
subscribers order tho discontinuance of
tlieir newspapers, tho publisher nmjr eontiuuo to
send them until nil arrearages nro paid.
•1. If subscriber? neglect or rofuso to tako their
newspapers from tho office, to which they uro di
rected, they are hold responsible until they huvo
settled their bills and ordered them discontinued.
4. If pubsertboru romove to other places without
inl-uining the publishers, and the newspapers are
s« nt to the former iliroeliou, they arc held respon
sible. *
b. The Courts Imvo decided that refusing to tako
newspapers from tho office, or removing ami louv
lliein uncalled for, is evidoneo of fraud.
Congressional Conference.
Wednesday, the {loth August next, is suggepted
a- the lime for tho meeting of the L’ongrcssioiml
Conferees of this District, aL ilrookville. That day
will suit this county. •
A itr.ad uK limk.—Mu issue this number of our
paper abend of tho usual day. with the intention
«.t putting out another number the last of the w oek,
and thus make up for one of the weeks we lost
a short time ago.
A Fcqt at Practical Natlvism.
One of the most proniinont articles in tho creed
of Nutivi«m, is in the following words:
“That we advocate tho universal toleration of
'every religious faith, and total sepuratiou of all
• -vt uriamsm and politics."
* Another article of the same creed, being tho 2d,
i • as follows :
•■That no foreigner, hereafter coming to those
1 nited States shall be allowed to exercise the'elee
il \ franchise until he shall have been a resident
I: re at least 21 years."
Ami life tirst article in this anti-republican faith
i- in these words :
• That us Native Americans, wo cannot consent
i >gi\ e our political suffrages to any other than to
iho.-e burn on our soil, und matured among our in-
Thi-\ it -hoidd he remembered, is part of tin*
pl;i(fnm of Nntivism in its least objectionable
I >rm. In this creed. while there is little or noth
ing i" recommend it to true ami genuine solid of
Kevnliitioimrv sires, is not, like intnlerent Know
.Vothinj'ism, directly hostile to our State and Xa
i:«-!:.m1 Constitutions. Let us suppose that Nativ
i iii, even in this form, was put into practice by
1 1; >' American people, or hy lh<* people of either "f
rlii* States. Admit, for argument sake, that Xn
!i\i'iii was triumphant. ami that our naturalization
l.ms were altered to suit the foregoing creed, what
*.\ <uld ho the practical effect ? Kvorj naturalized
i ;'i/.i‘ii —no matler what hi' religious creed, tor
•universal toleration” is granted to “every reli-
L-ion- faith I ’—would he pr«>?i rilu-d an l disfranohi
• d
It it won 1 1 1 l>o unlawful fur a foreigner to vote
h'-rtofa residence of IM years. ami unlawful,
,1-". to \**to fora ualurali/o'l <ili7.en, wo can read
ily imagine how many of our citizens, who nro ns
tru ■' and loyal American}* us over lived, would find
themselves in a very awkward situation, I‘nder
• n li a routine, parents would ho proscribed hy their
n\wi children., It matters not how they may have
ai .juitted themselves through life, or what valua-
Mv; services they may have done for our country.
|T’. cn if they have shed their blood, and the vijp*r
.■ J their youth, in the mnintuinunee of its indepen
• ienee, tlie hurt of this r/int* f'ttl country would
lunik them as AbIKXS, unfit and unworthy !«•
i- e.-ivu any of its honors. Tho liU-r/tl ennui of
.\.un ism tell* them, “We cannot tfive our sutt'nw
lu any othorthan to born ujmn our
I.iicri’lly—**it i.s no mailer what you may have
<i <uc for **i/r country—-wliet-lior \ ou totlrivc
i!ic invader from our >lioreH, or *pent your life uml
ill snhiliriuj; the h-re-t, uinler tiie
• \tieme trialn ami lianl«lii)»-that tlieeaily settler?
I: t l to encounter; it i.* no matter Innv u.-eful to
• :-iv, li..\v vultuihle ii member of rommunity,
i hw kind a neighbor, or Inav honest iiiml patriotic
\ .1,1 m;iv be, nil w 'U\ nrt't suffice--\«m bad not the
luck to l»c “born on" our soil," mill honor you
an* uulit to hoi,! oDicf.’*
Wo could tuuiie ■loten.'* of men in our own coun
iv who would bo subject* of Pilch proscription.—
of them were the pioneers of those mountain
v ilds. They love their adopted country with un
.i(Vn tion eipml to that of iho most patriotic native
lx.rn. Their loyalty never wup, "Until now, doubt
. 1. They Inn o held offices, and never failed in
tV 1 faithful discharge of their duty. Hut hetiec
, I'th tliiM are to he a j/ron:) ibt <1 r»icf. lleuceiot lb,
i ihr\ ai r candidal'*' for office, their own eon.-., lor
»• !:..m ihev have sweat and toiled, and toiled and
weal, to rear und educate —and into whoso heart.')
I!iev have inctdlvd suntiinenlu of the purest patri
uot for thru i/ Nativism would
!iave the sou say to the sire —“thou m l 'JoreKjn
Cji u,' hcHt-c thou Htuit he a/* rnciuy ! *
Such would bo a pructicul illustration of Nuliv
i. 111. Wo know flint it in custuiuiiry for tlioir loud
im to profess a different orood in tlioir o(TorIn to
nuiko proselytes. This is 0000331111', for, if they ,
did not appeal l« n prejudice Hint exist.-) in tbo
minds of some, against a certain Church, they ,
u mild bo deprived of tile co-oporation of at lonsl
ilnit portion of their eonfoderntos irAo m o Ihcmt. Iren |
/•o-riyn burn. lienee it is the practice of N'atii ists
to 11 |i|iro:udi every prejudiced piolostant ivitli the
most lolioinont doutineiutions of tbo Catbolie
rlnmdi. and to assure them tliat has no
aim lioyond the extermination of Catholicity in,
the United States." Wo need not remind our rend
ers that this is a land of religious liberty, and that
as our Constitution expressly forbids Congress ma
king nn '‘establishment of religion,” it ut the same
time provides, that, “Nn religious test shall eiei
U reuilired as n iiualificatioii to uuy office or pull
lie trust under the United States, ami therefore,
that this feature of Nutivism is moral treaton to
that snored charter of Republican liberty. Let no
man be deceived. The obligation is as clear as
tbo sun’s light, n is impossible to mistakel its
meaning, llonce, let all men know, that when
they proscribe a mau cm nocount of Ins religious
opinions they thereby put themselves without tho
nalo of the Constitution. Ry that instrument, we
all have tho perfect right to worship Cod ut such
■■ shrino ns mnV bo most oongoniiil to our eonsclon
\co3, and ho hT>Protestant, C'-thol.e, or C r eok, wILO
attempts to ilopriyo us of this holy right, lot liHu
'be marked as a dangerous onomy to republican
Rotates can assure such naturalized citizens that
—iiioy.afe grossly decoivcd, nnd that Nativism wants
only the power to put all classes of, forolgnors uu
dor tho han of condemnation. By Attacking all
foreigners, without distinction or sect, croed, or
country’they know vory woll would loavo thorn no
hope of s"c%s ? . Rut by taking them piecemeal,;
f.rsVtho Irish, and then the Uoruiau orlirench,
they hope to array one class against tl.e oUiers
11ml tlni* obtain powor and intluouce. Rll! any
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common country, and for,. tno 1' his In.
our free and liberal .institiUions wathhold bia tn
dignont denunciation of'propositions BO impolUm
1 and anti-republican Take tbo best view of fta
tivism possible, nnll.Uiero-ls but j a
ommend it to tbo true had patriotw cili»<m. « “
n contracted, illiberal, UlhgAtaftil, and .can'ard y
hostility to OUT fellaw-mon, a disgraco to
thlvntaoUicntltcontury, worthy a.OdOOMho Chi
-1 «twl Tmmncse. ooncootod and-kepMp solely
"s an dLon of cpposiUon to , tho great Ben,o
as anclcmont . Vi n ' lon . As proof of this, wher
crutiopur y [nnding Nativist, you,find cither a
Wl o ,?g y °o“ a'DcmoeritW hastfuod againsthls
imrty for some fancied , injury, and thus seeks to bo
rovenged. ~ : .. . J.
PiTuionc—Tlio proooodihgß 'of tho late anni
column. . s - ‘
1 POLLOCK A KNOW-NOTHING.
< Several weeks ng„, the Philadelphia A’vemm,
t i nn°. 10 (liruet aiul positive charge that
Judge I ollock, the Whig candidate for (lovemor,
"as imtmtod into this new secret order of pios
criptionists-giving the date and naming the place.
Jlu, charge has been repeated every day since,
and up to •J'l» Onto no response has been made by
either Mr. Pollock, or nny of hi? friend? *
.so muon a., is known „ f ttlis scm ., oritl , r tlloir
o '.icons the proscription, ami ultimate “eytermin
a um, of a eertnin class of citizens, „„ nreo.wlof
I, " Nothing could lie more
llngriintly violative both of our State or National
Constitutions. If Mr. Pollock lm? tint.? become a
proscripUonist if ho lias thus sworn to wage a
war of persecution and extermination against am,
class ot American citizens-if helms thus sworn
dellimce ami treason to our Constitution, the peo
ple ought to know it. If he has not done so, its
denial will cost but little trouble. I util such de
nial ,s given to the public, the ot.lv rational con
clusion will be, that the charge I,r ,1,
1)1. hoi at tic Aiiuiikss.— We present Ibis week
the first address of tho presont Demooratie Slate
Central Doinmittoe, to tho people of PoniiHvlviiniu.
It lw written, clear anti comprehensive,
and well worth an attentive permml by every voter. 1
-No Democrat can road it without fooiiiifc a\lotfieo
ot satisfaction seldom before experienced.
\\ o rejoice that tlii? able Committee huvo a<!op
ted thin eourre. Nothing nhotild l.e kept cnnoeal
ed from tho people, repporting political parties.—
Tile Democracy has no Midi euneonhtfunl?. Its
eoh.rs are upon the outer wall. Its princi- I
pies are always spread broadly before tho people,
that all men may read and examine, and then hy 1
their votes either approve or condemn.
How different is it with onr opponents. Tdke I
the guerrilla hands that hung upon the trail of'our ■
patriolie army in Mexico, they are afraid to : how
themselves in their true colors. The only issue up
on which they take an unequivocal position in
their Into address. Is that of opposition to the Ne
braska ■ Kansas bill, and in doing so, they are but
stealing Abolition thunder, for they do not- -hr.
run*? they dare not —assail the great principle of
popular sovereignty, and Congressional non inter
a ention, as sanctioned by that measure, pud which
could not be secured to the people of these terrl;
lories without the abrogation of the MissouriU/.uii
proiiu-e--n mere not of Congress, repenlablo as
any other law, and no more binding.
Till*: FOJt Hit; \ MOWS.
Tlie steamer Franklin went ashore on bong M
aud tin the I ith, but no lives were lost, and it is
thought tlie vessel will ho saved. She left Havre
oir tho nth inst. >\ e learn by this arrival that
llussin is more than ever determined to fight her
wny, and to resist the eflorts of her conhined ene
mies as long ns she has a ruble or a soldier.
The Franklin a)-n brings accounts of :m insur
rection in Spain, headed by (ten. n'Donuell, which
wn> bodied up'.it a* quite formidable.
AItIUVAI, OF THi: MAOAKA.
The Steamer Ibiltic niri\cd at Halifax on the
isth. with date? from I.ivcrpool to the sth. Her
news is quite important. The coipbincd licet was
still operating in the liahir, but had ctfc<-(ed noth
ing beyond throning a few shells into Cron.-tadt,
lloresund, and some other Kussinn ports, which
compliments were handsomely uekuowledged from
the forts. The ( 'hob •ru bad made its appearance
in the garrison at Cron.-tadt. and also in the allied
tb*et. A portion of the llus.-ian fleet had attack.-.I
three of the British .drips in (lie Mark a oil the
Ulth of June, which resulted in a running tight,
ami the probable loss of one of the latter.
On the 21st and SIM of .lane, hscm iv buttle
10.. k place on the Danube between the Turks and
Uussians, in which the latter sustained a loss of
*:*.oo men.
In Asin, the Turk- met with a -cverc defeat on
the lbth of June, near Kutayi. and lost from 1./Oii
to 2000 men, Ft cannon, ami ’k> standards.
The C’rar’s reply to Austria’s summons to e\ne.
unto the Principalities, readied Vicuna on the Ith
of duly, and he is understood to say. thnl thccwir
nation of W allachia onght to satisfy the rensonn
hie demands of Austria, and that lie nil! not re?
tire from Moldavia, but hold that as a guarantee
for a future condition ofjk*id •». Aiistrin lias ofcn
pied \\ allachia. and a conllict was anticipated be
tween them ami tlie Fence seems non
to be further off than over.
From Spiiiu, the nrcount? represent the iiiHiir
reelion u? h(ill nml that it »lej>etuis up
on mere chance whether iluj lnMir*ri-utf* or loyuliM.-
nill triumph. An action took place mnr the vil
lament \’ieulxara, in which the in.-urirentu were
tleleatetl, ami retreated upon Toledo. The Queen
lias thrown herscll'on the protection ot her troopn.
many of whom were frntermr.in£ with the insiu
K-uts.
Pll.i: jt o\\. Wo lik<* to m‘i' moli ih-inK a.* tho
following inserted c*«»iis|>i«*ii4»linly in tin* Wliipa
lur*, which wo find in the ia /W/y
Xrtr* of Tuesday Inft.
ftit/lrr rrjrcini hy thr Ku 4nr Xf>thitnf*. — TIIO Wn.-ll
in#tnn t'omiuonireaith learns from Philadelphia that
(low Hi#ler applied for admission info tlit* society
of Know Nothin#.*; hut wax rejected. Tho great
est rejection, in however. yet t• > come."
Tho Whigs will lourn Hint tiik I'K.M'l.k, and not
a secret baud of sworn conspirators, will deride on
liov. Bigler’s in October.
Tun Cholkii^. —This alarming disraso still pro
\ails in all our lurj'o cities, cast, wo-t. north oml
south, ami in mopt places, is slightly on the in
crease. It seems to bo c.xlendinj' to the Haulier
towns in jho west, such a.- Toledo, <)., where 1.1
deaths were reported on the 10th; f’restline, Ohio,
1 where I.H or 20 cases had occurred, and 10 deaths
i up to the 10th ; and at Alton, 111., whore 10 oases
hail terminated fatally. Only 7 case.- were repor
ted in Philadelphia on (ho I'Jlh
V
A Little iIuTTKH. —lt i.« I» ertllvil Ijiu'stiuii, (lint
tho rncrcurj 1 r«»fto higher. mul kept up longer in uur
tmvn last wuek. than over it dhl before —thermom-
eters varying Crum *.M to DM degree. l *. Several
showers passed round us on all si«fcs, until Stitur
dny evening, when we were Messed with a slight
sprinkle. Vegetation is at a stand still, and un
less rain slnill soon visit our coi n und potato patch
es, there will he a sad deficiency of these two val
uable crops in this immediate neighborhood.
* ? _
Towrn’s Ki.ementauv (Jhammaii. — Tho author
lias kiudly furnished us with a copy of this ni\t/
bent system uf instruction lu the Kuglish tlrammar.
It covers thiit part of tho ground hitherto almost
entirely disregarded by works of this kind—for it
begins at the betjinnitnj —and cannot fail, in the
hands of proper teachers, to lay tho only correct
foundation for a complete grammatical education.
Fumkiml Kkiimon.—The discourse dolivorod in
tho Presbyterian church of this place, yesterday,
by the llev. S. M. CooeEK.on tho death of the late
Thomas Jl. Fiti.tok, was highly appropriate and
instructive, and was listened to by a very largo
und deeply interested congrogntion.
I j£'€r*Kmnord from Washington speak of a prob
ability of the present session of Cougress Icing
prolonged boyond Uio 4tU qf August next-that
dav having been fixed upon by both houses for the
final adjournment. Tho' auiuho is slated to be the
proaont peculiar positions of Cuba and the sand
wich Islands^
Nknt Conguvksman. —Tho Democrat? .«f7brk
ruunty held their County Convention ou'jho
mid nominated Hon. Jits. L-'OiLLts, ad tl.nrcon
didnto for Congress, this is tho only action oOtho
Convention vc are -udvised of.
I’iiis nit own in Ci-KAitriKi-0.-Our townsman,
(1 j) Watson, brought to-dnr office the other dnj,
n'woil-rlpened, full sited Fig, taken Prom a tree in
his possession, and which, wo presume, is tho iirst
of this delicious fillifever matureiUn this region.
H23~A party, composed of most all tho young
folks of our town, spent last Saturday on the
whortleberry hills. Humor Says they found no
snakes, very few borrios, but a. groat abundanco of
rain, • - ,
i «@-Tf wo did not “live In a glass honso,” wo
I would most earnestly eall thb nu.cntlon of our lion.
' orabio Corporation to .th. 9 prosont condition or
' Bomo of tho plonk walks. . , tJ"
Making Money.—l’lie hot profits iifW Ponn
sylvania Kailroad for tho first half of tho Present
year is $693,375 dollars, and.an iucrenso oj over
$400,000 over'lost year. - i-v
• ; ‘*®~Geri; Towson, Paymaster Cion oral oftho U.
S. Army, died in'Wosliihgton city on tho 20th ipst.
\ : t d' ,t o',
LtT^* lIE ’ ITNK Changed,—A few days ago, tho
'» big account* from Kansas represented slavehol
ders as pouring into this''now terry by hundreds,
and uctually driving off with clubs and pis
tol? and bowio knivii?, tho emigrants from tho freo
for tho purposo of consocrating tbfr new
Ftato to slavery. A great change, howovor, seems
to liavo I’omo over their tuno already, as will np
poar by tho following paragraph, which wo take
from tho Philadelphia Daily Nexen :
Settlement op Kansas and Nebuas
ka.—We learn from llie Council Bluffs
Bugle that tho silo of Omaha City, the
expected future capital of Nebraska, is now
being surveyed into lots. It is situated on
u beautiful inclined plane on the Missouri,
commanding an exlensive prospect of the
flourishing lown on the Council Blufl'side
of tho river. Emigration is pouring inlo
these territories with almost unprecedent
ed rapidity, and during the present excited
state of public opinion in the North,whence
nine-lenlhs of (hose settlers come, we hnvc
the surest guarantee, next to prohibitory
legislation, of the exclusion of slavery
from their borders.
THE LATE FOURTH AT KYLARTOWN.
Wbei't the company nrrived on the.
ground the order of the day was read by
the Secretary, after which tho-.following
resolutions wore read and adopted.
Resolved, That this celebration shall be
conducted upon the true principles of Re
publicanism, without reference to nny par
ticular political or religious principles.
Resolved, 'Flint the proceedings of the
day be published in the Clearfield Repub
lican.
Resolved, That in the Providence of
God we arc permitted to celebrate the 70'lh
nnniversnrv of our National birth duy,
and that we therefore acknowledge our
thankfulness In the All-wise Creator for
the blessings of health and freedom that
wo nqw enjov.
After which the Rev. Mr. Bntherst offer
ed up a very able prayer. The Declara
tion of Independence was then read in a
very appropriate manner by Thomas G.
Snyder. ,
Thu addresses were then delivered in
the following order, which were highly ap
propriate to their different subjects, and
were well received by the large and res
pectable audience in attendance.
I st. Add resscs to the Sabbath Schools by
the Rev. John Wells and the Rev. Mr.
Bntherst.
2d. Address to the citizens bv Dr. G.
K. Hoop.
fid. Patriotic addresses!))' Joseph Broil
ner and J. B M’Enally, Esq.
At the conclusion of the addresses the j
company partook of a dinner of the most
sumptuous character, for which they were
indebted nlmost entirely to the matchless
taste and industry of the ladies.
Alter which the.following regulur toasts
were rend and approved. 1
Ist. The day tee celebrate. !
2d. 7 'he Vresident of the United Stales.
till. The Governor of the Commomreallh '
of J’e/i/isi/lvania.
dth. The Mh of Jidi / 1770 —Sacred to
the cause of freedom everywhere.
sth. The patriots of the Revolution —
The small l>and yet living should bo res-'
peeled and honored by all Americans.
(ith. The Army and Xitrij oj the Uni
ted States —'Fite fuilhful guardians of llie j
honor and glory of the stars and stripes of'
our country’s Hag.
7th. The Memory of Urn. Washing
ton —A name hold dear to the heart of ev-'
erv American.
nth. Gen. Lafayette —The noble French
man who spent iiis lime nnd his fortune
und shed his blood that the descendcnts of
’7f> might enjoy liberty.
The following volunteer tonst wns rend.
I!y Titos. (I. .Snyder.— The Ladies —
The hinders of our ullectinn 3 , the folders,
Ihe gatherers, nnd col Inters of our enjoy
merits, (lod bless them.
JAS. THOMPSON, Secretary
Norn. —The Secretariesndd, in u post
script, that they have a Inrge number of
volunteer sentiments, but forbear to send
tiny more.
DEMOCRATIC “OUTRAGES.”
The motley crew who mnrch under the
banner of anti-domocrucv, arc groaning
terribly over the consummation of what
they term the Nebraska “outrage.” This
is not the first “/mirage” which tho Dem
ocratic jiarty h is committed, in the esti
innfmtf oPsl^j)iponents. Among those
which it has heretofore perpetruted, and
for which it bears the whole responsibility,
may bo mentioned tho following :
The election of Thomas Jefferson. /
The acquisition of Florida nnd Louisirfon.
Tho declaration of war against England
in 1812.
The.election of Gen. Jackson.
“Old Hickory’s” veto of the United
States Hunk Bill.
The annexation of Texas,
The Mexican war, and the consequent!
acquisition of California, Utah, and Now
Mexico.
GCT“ Why, Sinh, I am astonished,” said t
a worthy deacon, “didn’t wo take you into
the church a.short time since.” “I believo
so,” hiccupped Siah, “unddxgtwcen youj
nnd moil was the durndest take in you,
or heard of. j
Prussia, a man W regarded as!
tornpertyie, who don’t get drutVjc more thani
four times a week. / I
0O”Thoro were six- deaths by) cholera
in Wheeling, fromd'he tojhe 19th of,
July. r ,/ ; j
population of Washington pity is now !
estimated at 53,000. i
WqovU or Milk worm Ims dono consid
erable damngo to tho wheat crop of Clarion county.
AdjourucdTrcasuier’s Sale.
i N AUJOUHNKD SALE of U (18011 ted Lunds
/-\ jn Cloarfiold county will..take pleco at tho
court house, In tho borough of Cloarfiold, on MON- rl
DAY, Sept. 18th, at 10. o’clock, a. Which |
tiuio all the tracts bid off at tho formor snlo, and IHK6 tOIS lOr OHMS, _ ■
for which (loods have not boon lifted, will be re, | T\TO. 21, 25, and .26, in the Moesop plan, in tlje
iold ~ iT\ borough of CloarOeld, all ench*ed. , T j
‘ , JOHN McPJIERSON, Trs’r, ( For torms apply to Vf.
Office, July 31, 1864,. :' : .} Curwensyillo, June 20, 1854.—pd.
’ ». ~*r Ll^ tlJ i ri -.
Philadelphia l.umher Market.
Currccted tree/./y from Hu kurU‘» Jit-porter,
Duty 20 per. cent, :ui. vnl., IV. I’. tuts. n!nt plunk.
Ist qunlity b> tirspoelion. , $l2 00 (at 33 00
White Pino cnils, 11 00 © 10 00
Wliito Pino flouring planod, 23 00 © 30 00
Hemlock logs, 7 00 (a) 8 50
Hoinloek wiinrf timhor,
Hemlock Scantling,
Flooring, Jersey pinned, 23 00 (a) 30 00
Stop hoards, N. C„ 25 00 © 30 00
Heart fietg.. N. 15 00 © 20 00
do. river, 13 00 © 1R 00
Flooring, N. C. 20 00 © 20 00
Step hoards, 15 00 (n) 18 00
Shingles, Cedar, per M., 13 00 © -0) 00
Shingles, Pine per M., 13 00 (in 20 00
.Shingles. Cypress, - ,11 00 © 22 00
Lath, 1J inch., per M., 2 12d(a.l 2 25
Staves, White I>ak pipe, 50 00 © 55 00
Hoops, country, 25 00 © 30 00
New York I,umber Market.
Timhor, White Pine, porculdo ft. 00 18 find 00 22
Timhor, Oak, per ruliie feet, 00 25 and 00 38
Timhor, 0. Scant, per M. (net, $3O 00 and 30 00
Hoards, N. H. per At. ft. clear, 37 50 n'<d 30 00
Hoards, N. H. 2d ipmlity, per At. 30 00 mid 35 00
Laths, Eastern, 2 50 and —•—
Shingles, hunch, 18 inches,
(train Markets.
I’iiii. inn.nil f Ci.KAnriri.n.
Wheal. $1 8.5 fa. I <1.5 $2 25 („. 2 37
Rye. 1 (If. (m 1 08 I 12 (to I 25
7?> ami 7t5 112
00 rent?, 02 ccnl?,
M AKIM FI).
On the 12t)i instant, hy the ltev. S. M. Cooper.
Mr. Martin French, to Mi.-.s Fieo? Schoonover, all
of Clearfield ronntv.
On the 10th instant, by the same, Mr. Alfred M,
Smith, to Miss Caroline Forrest, all of Lawrence tp.,
this coimtv.
DII’I),
In tills place, on Saturday evening last, infant
daughter of \V. .J. and Jane Hemphill, aged aloud
8 months.
OCTOBKII EIjKCTION,
r K are a ill too i zed to announce JACOI!
\\ \V T 1,11 KI.M. of Moi ri- township, as a can
didate for tho office of Counly Commissioner of
lUearlield eoaulv. Jlllv 12.
ITtI'.SH SI V1311.H FOODS.
f I J 11 F snti-ei itier ha? Ju-r -ived and i : now
1 opening a well srlerled lot of hrv Hood-, ti ro
eerie-. Hardware, (porn-n a re, it iol,- and Shoes,
I'lear lii'ld. Persons w ill tilol it to llleir nd\milage
10. ealland examine 11■ • will di.-po-e of rhem on
lair terms lor oa- h, eredit. or in exehange for Ittm
her. either at relnil or wholesale lo suit dealer?.
H'M. L. Moi>|!K,
< leal liehl. .lull 10. I s , |. |f.
Tilt* Amcriran Hoarding House.
rl3 111-: -iJ'seriher wmuhl inform thopuldie Hint lie
A has ju-t com pie! e<] a large new Imihling. on
llie South end of Seeoud slreet, ClearlieM Pa.,
w hi, h he lot- furnished and tilted up ill tho mo-:
eoiuioi iaide manner lor llie accomodation of miv
eller- and permanent hoarder-.
11 is charges will 1„- moderate, and his house con
ducted in a deeeiil. sohtr and orderly manner.
w her" all pair! and peace loiiug | pie, who max
ei-.il Clearfield e;m find a temporary ■dioioo."
.)nIIx y. HADKII.U till
.Iniv ID. 1 >.'»l. tf
SI.T,M\(; OFF AT <’OST*
fj 3 | [ K suh.-erih, r intend - lo d i-'pose of hi - on Ii re
£ stock of Heady Made- Clolhing in short order,
amt to do SO W i l l. -ol] lla iii nt r.tnt. Now is the*
lime lor good l.nlfg.i 111.. II 10l all persons w ishing to
provide giowt elotlivoa eeilli a -m all aoiouii I of moil
ev will do xvell lo cull immedialely. He lia.- no
respect lor poisons, lloovlore. first come first ser
ved. He lias a general n.-porlment of COATS,
PANTS. VFSIS. SIIIKTS. HANDKERCHIEFS,
S t SPK.N I) Flts, «Ve., w nil an assorlment id' line
-ilk nnd oilier hats. Mod Fit CLLMAN.
July IN JN'.I.
FIT A It V
SOI I II I IHN Ml
/. it r
r/: /; ) // /
(II V l TID.lt IT >or TIN. MAI K'G’Al?\ II \ V \ D
f ',,n.t,,, f, ,/ ~n tU- //■ti 'inii jihtn
Class C—To lie Drawn on llic 20tli of July.
(' v i i r w.n
! n :i 11. pri/<“-.
Tn-krt- ?;»,<■«-
h"ti.
Halves ami Quarter.' in propor
w. \ll nnmii.-ali'iT"i -1 11 rll vc. >ti foie n h ul.
S\M (■ KI. SW \\. Agent A .Mann er
.M..ni-..iii.-rv, (.\1:i..1 -I mi." I'ol.
WHOLE- \ I.M .f RETAIL
c \sn sroit n.
/•’. .1/. It HU. o' Hu.
1 1 tin. K till.
VLT. kl.«l- "f <i' lttK Ill' ll iilldvLlt'lios* Wc:il', "f
>ii|MTior ijii ilily. m.M very chnip W-v r,,J.
I only. Kvery l»«nly lm\> I ln-r«*
fltulur Dnnonslralions.
«• jn . jf <»!' i!.i« i chewing lh“
Hujj, M >tii<l iht) .-uri'.-t why to trot clo*n|» */»>»»*/
(iO(/l)S, i- to call on A. M. HILLS, «t tlio
/ C„n,<, Shu
lie i-juM tvf<*i\ini; u now recruit of iilmo.-t
'(every thiu"iu tho trndrlim*. A particularly lur«;o
[nml well selected stock of KiishionaMo ltcady
;Vriimmjd IJONNLTH. and Silk laid, Plain Dlaek
i Silk, Watered Silk, nnk Katicv eoi«.urc«l Silk Man-
Villas. all in (lie latest and neatest stylo. Also, a
lot of tilXti HAM LAWNS—bilk finish.
1 Heniomher at tho It El) FLAG.
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virlu« »,f Hinitlry write of Kirn Facias, issued
out of the Court of Common Clone of Clear
tk'lJ counlv, uml to mo directed, "ill bo expused
to puhlio sale, ut llio Court house in Cloiirliobl, on
Saturday, tho 22*1 day of July, IHA 1 nt 2 o'clock
p. M„ tho following dosribed roul estate: —l,ot
No. 16 in the borough of Curwonsvillo, with u dwel
ling house, slure house, stnblo and othor out hou
ses orootod thoroon. Hounded by lot into the es
tate of John .Scot on went. Stephen (iruir on easl,
tlie lOrie Turnpike on north, also 76 norm more or
le.-s of timber land in Kiirnsidc township, Cloarliold
co., bounded by lands of Jonathan Snyder, Kill li
en and otliers. Seised anil taken in execution and
to be sold as tin' property of Isnao Smith,
WILLIAM I’OWELL, Shrriff.
-.111110, 20, ISOI.
Estate of Fredrick W. Shoening dee’d.
LETTEHS of Administration on tho estate of
F. W. Shoening, deceased, late of Jordan tp.J
Cloarfiold counly, buying bi'en grndtod to tho sub
.icribors, all persons indebted to snid estate will
muko payment immediately, and thoso having
claims against the sumo will present thorn proper,
ly authenticated for settlement.
MAHY JANE SIIOENINU, I . . .
H. F. HIIOENFNH, [ Au
Jordan July 3, 1864.
Terms of Advertising.
ADVERTISEMENTS uro inserted in tho Re
publican, nt ono.dollar por Bquuro, for tho
first three insertions and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion. Fourteen lines make a square.
No advertisement inserted for less than a dollar,—
A Liberal reduction muda to these who advertise
by tho yoar. ■ - ■- A
DR. J. R. MARcmsrs
CEXEBKATKD CATHOLICON.
7 ? r »o o oo
8 oo @ 8 50
riwssEn, ash TnttFnri.Au MENsrurATiov, *<*.,
with nil their accompanying evils, (Cancer excop
tod,) no matter how severe or of how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving the
systoni in a better condition, Lot all Interested
call and obtain a pamphlet (free) containing nm-
1 ,1 o proof, from the most respectable sources, of the
heneiicial results of it? y?o : together with
from highly experienced Physicians, who have
used it in their practice, and speak from their own
observations.
2 50 and 2 75
RKFKHKXCEP. —IV li. Prpktiav, M. T)., Cticn,
N. Y. L. IV Fi.fxmnu, M. !>., Cnnnndaigun, N. Y.
M. 11. Mn.i.n., M, D. f Rochester, N. Y. I). Y.
Foote, M. IV. Syracuse, N. Y. Prof. Drvß.\n,
M. !>.. Hnlliinorel Mil. J. C. OnnirK. M. D. Rfll
timore, Md. W. W. Heksk. M. D. New. York
City. \V. PnnsscoT, M. 1).. Concord, N. 11. J. P.
Nkwi.\\n, M, IV, Clica, N. York. Rev. (V S.
Hrutn, <»lenn Springs, S. C.
Pamphlet*' had gratis at the store of P. D. Wat
son. Agent, Druggist, Clearfield, Pn. Also sold by
leading druggists in the principal towns in the ad
joining countio".
.T’iT'.T. R. MAHOUTS! A Po., Proprietors,
Central Depot, iiUJ Rroadway, N. V.
DOCTOR YOI'ItSDM',
77/ E POCKET .ESC! LAP It'S:
OR. EVERY UNI! lIIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
liim from an early grave.. Let no young man or
w.iinan enter into tin* sern-t obligation-* of married
life without reading the PtH'KKT /KSt'l LPII S.
L.»l no one -ulfering from a huoknied Cough, Pain
in tin* Side, resile-** nights, nervous feelings, and
the whole train of Dyspeptic sensation-*, and given
up hv their physicians, he another moment with
out consulting the jESC CLA PI CS. Have the
married, or tluw about lobe married any impedi
ment. rend this truly useful hook, as it has been
tha menus of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws of death.
person sending twkntv-pivk cents
cuclo'ed in a letter, will receive om* copy of this
work hv mail, or live copies will he sent for Osf
Dom.au.
Address, paid.) DR. WM. Nil.
No. 1 :>‘J Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
July 12, IS.M. Iv.
WHO n # \\'T’S A IMCTI'HI-H
Purviaiice's stork is now complete,
From little eases,'very neat,
l p to those of large dimension**,
Suitable for high pretensions.
t 'oil i c on. Ludic* ! come on, (lent.-!
Come on. all ye men of sense !
And gel imprcrduiis of your laces,
'l'-, slit» your friends your many grace?,
'fhe dn-ss is better to he dark,
Rut brown on red is just the mark,
For limn the contrast fairly shows,
Rot w ceil the person and the clothes.
It’s well enough the sim should shine,
As this will serve to shorten tiirte.
Rut it it don’t and clouds he rife,
lie'll take your picture l*» the life.
‘ycl«*pt babe?.
Should never i oiue 'midst clouds mid shinies,
Rut when the monarch of the shiest,
jlis shining robes puts on, arise
And bring vaur !iu!> to me,
And brightest pictures you will see.
Another theme the muse suggest.-.
To put all gloomy doubts to rest —
Sucli honest men n* scruples feel,
Lest wicked craft fresh from the </*'«/,
Should he invoked in place of art
And made to act a wily part.
Arc told with conscience clear of evil,
We have no dealing* with the d*rif.
AC \I>FM V
S.'in.tmt)
Ki:.\| \I.\TNH iti the Post Office at Clearfield
July l-t
Hrnj. Action. Mr. Boyd. Patrick Prion, .1». *• j.ii
Rnek. Joy. Burge, Marlin Cutludinan, Jacob Crowl.
(Jon. Dewitt. Jim. Emery, John Evans. Alf. Evans,
Oliver Fryland. Mr. France. Fas* nbelln Fullerton.
I.m v Fau.-t, Xavier I'rain. Mr. (Jauipro, Catharine
(iiiliin. Isaac J«--»e Harter, <>rvil lln.vt, 2 :
,1 1 ■ i Mirks. B. llciiaau, Edmund M. Jones. Wen-
Jolen Koule, John Lemon, .Mm Lockurd. Charles
(I. Linthicum, Harriet Lynch, A. J. Lnnich, K. C.
Mullioii, Richard C. Mead, Jas. F. Mullen, Mr.
Wrill, Biehurd N. Morris. Matihla 11. Mills. F. (».
Miller. Hiram M'Hlinev, Mrlehoir Reuss, Hov. P.
Tallin, J. L. Slaliel, (’lias. (\ Shirkley, James Scott,
Fail Simp.-oii, A. K. Stoner, 2 ; Hiram Tolbert,
Edward W. Tit/ell, Mary Ann Voting. A. Monlgom
~r v. JOHN. 11. HILDUUN, P. M.
July 3, 1*51.-11.
Estate of Win. Addlemnn, sen., dec’d
TyrOTK’H IS HEREBY (IIYKN, that Fetters
Testuinenlnrv an the estate of \\ illiam A<i
die man, pen., lute of Pike township, Clearfield
county, have, in duo form of law, been granted to
the subscribers, by tho Register of Clearfield coun
tv. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will make payment immediately, and
those having clnims will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
July 12. 1861.
WILLIAM ADDLEMAN, jr., )
v » ANDREW ADDLEMAN, > 1
\ ROBERT HOPS, j
/Pike tp., July J, 1854.
* LAND WAR HA NT LOST.
A land warrant issuod to tho subscriber for his
services in tho war of 1812, has been lost, and it is
iiiv intention to make application to the Coimnis*
hioners of Pensions for u duplicate of tho Panic. —
Should tho warrant liavo been fouud tho person
finding the same will please return it to me. It
can lie of no use to auy other person as u rureni
has licou enterod in tho land office to prevent tho
issuing of a patent thereon.
CYRUS THURSTON.
, Jordan township, July 12,1851.—Ct.-pd.
splendid stjick of Cloths, Casstmorcs. Vest
i iugs, Trimmings, Ac, recently purchased by
the subscriber, which he will soil or make up to or
dor, in tho most fushionublo and durable manner,
rttbis store in 'Shaw's Row.* Tho material and ‘fits’
wurrunted. No ebargo for showing his beautiful
and cheap goods.
Ho would iuform tho trado in Clearfield that ho
is tho.authorized agent for Dovoro*s Londou and
Puria fashions. THOMAS SHEA.
Clearfield, July 3, 1854.
Mate of Jonathan 0. Smith dte’d.
LETTERS testamentary on tho estate of Joik
thun IJ. Spilth, lato of Bell township}yClea}r>
fiold county, have been granted to tho subscribers,
Ml poraonfl UnOWlng-tromselveß Indebted to said
ostato will make immediate paymont, and thoso
having claims against tho samo will presont them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Ex*r.
£ARAII E. SMITH, Executrix.
Bell township Juiio 29, 1854.-fit-p3.
\
j: \
It stands pre-em
inent for its cura
tive powors in all
the diseases for
which it is recom
mended usually
called Etfina/e Cnn
ji/oiutn. Of thoso
are Pit oi.Ai’Si'K
Utkhi, or Falling
Fmt
or At.Dt'B, or
Whites ; Chronic
IXFI.AMATION AND
Sattion I. Tlie aggregate nmount ofhere
after contracted l*y the b'oimnoiiwculth shall never
exceed the sum of live hundred thousand dollar?,
except In cose of war, to repel invasion, suppress r
insurrection, or In redeem the public debt of the
Commonwealth, and the money so raised shall bo
applied to Iho purposo for which the debt may bo
Contracted, or to pay such debts, and to uo other
it ao k, or Flooding: purpose.
I I.(ERA TI O N OP
Tin: Womb: Inci
dental Hemorr-
]*ain r ij i., Sur-
TIIR FIFTH Edition
witli One Hundred Kn
graving.**, showing Diseases
ami Malformations of the
Human Svstem in every
shape and toriu.‘ To which
is added a Treati.-e on tTry
Diseases of Female*, being
of the highest importance
to married people, or to
those contemplating mar
riii go. Rv
WILLIAM YtH Nti, M. D-
|,IST OF LFTTKHS
JUST AHHIVUO.
Resolutions Proposing.^«f ! i>-
Constitution ofdlie Coinmonwen.
S::nillv 1. Itcaolccit by thr Snint c and Houltt .
Representative* of the Vo/niuonirenlth of Pennsylva
nia in General Assembly tnet, That tho following
amendments be and the same aro hereby proposed
to the Constitution of tho Commonwealth, under
and in accordance with the provisions of tlie tenth
nrtb-le thereof, to wit:
Proposition I, TO HE ARTICLE m
SKrfms 2. To pay the public debt of the Cow.
'inonweallh, jtnd debts which may hereafter be
contracted in enso of wnr, to repel invasion, sup-'
press insurrection and to rcdcoin the public debt,
ibo Legislature shall at theirnext session after the
adoption of this section into the Constitution, pro
vide by law for the creation of a sinking fund,
‘which shall not bo abolished till the said public
* debts ho wholly paid, to consist of all the not an
nual income from the public works and stocks own
| o<l by the Commonwealth, or any other funds nrl
| sing under uny revenue law now existing or that
may bo hercnfler enacted, so far a-< the same may
i be required to pay tho interest of said debts semi
innnually, and annually to reduce tho principal
thereof by a sum not less than fivo hundred thou
sand dollars, increased yearly by compounding at
a rate of not loss than five per centum per annum;
tho said sinking fund ahull bo invested in the loans
of tho Commonwealth, which shull bo cancelled
' from time to timo in a manner to be provided by
! law; no portion of tho sinhihg fund shall ever be
npplied to the payment of the debt of five linn
, dred thousand dollars mentioned in tho first sec
tion of this article, but the said sinking fund shall
be applied only to the purpose herein specified.
j Section 3. Tho credit of the Commonwealth
' Mintl not in any way bo given or loaned to or in
aid of any individual, company, corporation or as
; fociatioii, nor shall tho Commonwealth hereafter
become a joint owner or stockholder in any com
pany, association or corporation in (hid Common
wealth or elsewhere, formed for any purppsu.
Section -I. The Commonwealth shall never as
i suine the debt.- of any county, city, borough or
| township, or of any corporation or association, un
less such debts have been contracted to repel iiivu
sion, suppress insurrection, or to defend the State
in war.
PROPOSITION 2, TO BE ARTICLE XI
/*ntlnl>it i in/ .1/ ii ii i rijptt I Siihmriptitim.
The Legislature shall never authorize any conn
tv, city, borough or township, by vote of its ritrsvn*
or otherwise, to become a stoekhoMer in any joint
.-lock company, association or corporation, or to
raise money for. or loan its credit to, or in aid of
any such company or n>-*»eialion.
E. H. CHASE, Sf>< ttl'ce •>/'thr fh.Uhr,
M. M "(' A Ijl N, Sfunkee of th» Sinnti.
In Senate, April 28, |N.'>4.
He lved, That this resolution pas-». Yeas, 22,
nays, «'». Extract from the Journal.
T. A. MAIIFIRE. Clerk
In lloiiso of Representatives, April 21, 18oL-
He'.lived. That this resolution pass. Yon j , 71
Nay-, 20. Extract from the Journal.
Secretary's Office, /
Tiled April 2!», | C. A. BLACK.
Secretary of the Commonwealth
PEXXSYLVAX/A, $S’ :
! Secretary's Office, I
j llurri-hurg, July l, lftj-l. )
' { —* — "j Tdo certify that the above and fore-
J Si-: u.. > going is n true ami correct a copy of Ibo
( ——.— \ original ‘‘Resolution relative to an
'amendment of the Constitution," as the same re
j mains on file in this office.
. T» testimony whereof *f have hereunto set my
I hand and caused to he affixed tho seal of tho Hcc
i rotary'* office the day and year above written.
! C. S. BLACK,
j Secretary of the Commonwealth,
j Journal of the Senate,
j ‘‘Resolution No. oil 2, entitled *Re?<flutiun propo
, sing uiuemlments to the Constitution of tho Com
. inonweallh/ was road a third time. On the ques
: lion, will the Senate agree to the first proposition,
the yeas and mtys were Liken, agreeably to tho
Constitution, and were as follows, viz :
! Y kas —Messrs. Buekalew, I>arlingtoii, Ihirsic,
Ftirguson. Foulkrod, Frick, Fry, Coodwin, lluldo
man, Hamilton. B. H. Hamlin, K. W. Hamlin,
'lleister, Huge, Jamison, MeClintoek, McFarland,
! I’iatt, (tuigglc, Sager, Slifer, and spea
ker— 2J.
So the question was decided in the affirmative.
Na vs — M esfrs. Crabh, Crcsswell, Hendricks,
Kinzcr. Kuukie ami Skinner—o.
On the question, will tlio Senate agree to (ho
second proposition, the yea? and nays were taken
agreeably to tho Constitution, and wero as fol
lows, viz :
Ykas Me.-srs. Buckalcw, Dnrsic, Furgu. a on,
Foulkrod, Fry, Huodwin, lluldeniun, B. I>. ilnmlii),
E. \V, Hamlin, Hendricks, Keister, Hoge. Jumi
smn, Kinzer, MeClintock, McFarland. Piatt, Price,
Quiggle, Slifcr, Wherry, MeCmdin, Speaker 22.
N.ns -Mes.-r-. Crabb, t'ro.-vwoll, Darlington,
Humilton. Kunkle and Skinner—(l.
So the .piration ivii.i ill- 1 i-rmined in I In* a Hi rmnl i vc.
Journal of the Hou.-e ol' RcprcM'iitulivcs.
"The ijuesUon recurring ppou the fiuul pnssnge
of tho RohiJutions, the first proposition in.i agreed
to as follows, viz :
Mo>.»rs. Abraham, Adams, Alhertuu, Ball,
Barton, Brycr, Bighnin, Boyd, Bush, Byorly,
Caldwell, Calvin, Cat lisle, (’hamborlin, Conk,
Crane, Cummins, Daugherty, Davit*, Do Francos,
Dunning. Eckert, Kdiugur, Eldrcd, Evans, Fos
ter, Fry, Gnllentine, Gibbony, Gilmore, Gray,
Groom, Gwin, Hamilton, Hurt, Herr, iliestand.
11ii 1 i«>r, Hippie, Horn, Hummel, Hunsueker, Huu
tor, llurtt, Jackmun, Kilgore, Knight, Laury,
(Lehigh.) Linn, Magee, Maguire, Manderficld,
M‘( ’onncl, M’Kee, Miller, Monaghan, Montgtun
ery, Moore, Moser, Muso, Palmer, Parke, Parrn
lee, Passmore, Patterson, Porter, Putney, Raw
lins, Roberts, Rowe, Sallade, Scott, Sidle, Simon
tnn, Smith, (Perks,) Smith, (Crawford,) Stowart,
Stockdale, Strong, Struthors, Whoeler, Wickloin, •
Wright, Zoigler, Chase, Spoukor—Bs*
Nay*—none.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question will the House agree to tho
second proposition, tho yeas and nays wero taken,
agreeably to the provisions of tho 10th article of
the Constitution, and aro ns follows ;
Yeah —Messrs. Abraham, Atherton, Rail, Bar
ton, Reck, Beyer, Righnm. Boyd, Caldwell, Car
lisle, Chamberlin, Cook, Crane, Cummins, Daugh
erty, Davis, Deogan. Do France, Dunning, Kding
er, Eldred, Evans, Fry, Gallontine, Gibbony, Gil
more, Gray, Groom, Guin, Hamilton, lliifttaml,
HiUior, Hippie, Hunsecker, Hunter, llurtt,; Jack
man, Kilgoro, Knight, Lnury, Lowory,
(Tioga,) Linn, Magee, Maguire, Manderlield, Mc-
Connol, NcKec, Mooeghan, Montgomery, Moore,,,
Moser, Muse, Palmer, Parke, Parmloe, Passmore,
Patterson, Porter, Rawlins, Roberts, Kowo, Sal
lade, Scott, Simonton, Smith, Smith, (Dorks,)*
Smith, (Crawford,) Stockdale, Wheeler, \\ ickleiu,
, Wright, Chase. Speaker—7l.
Na^s —Nessrs. Adams, Baldwin, Beans, Bush,
Byerly, Eckert, Ellis, Hart, HiJrr, Horn, Iliinmie]/
i M’Combs, Miller, Putney, Sidle, Stewart,
| Strong, Slru hers, Zeiglor—2o.
So the question was decided in tho affirmative.
Secretary's Office, )
II auiubduro, July 1, 1854. )
PKXXSYI VANIA, SS.
\ T do certify that tho above and foro
kp.ai.. > going, iff a truo and correct copy of the
—. —') “yf.ah” and “nays” taken on tho “Res-
Solution relative to an amendment of
tho Constitution of tho Commonwealth, ’C
an the same appears on tho Journals of
tho two Houses of the Genoral Assom
bly-of this Commonwealth, for the fios*
eion of 1854.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
office this first day of July, ono thous
v and eight hundrod and fifty-four.
' C\ A. BLACK, v>
Secretary of tlio Commonwealth. .
TAII FOR SALE, at tlio Blacksmith shop of
Orr A Klingor, In Cloarfiold—an excellent ar
ticle. Cheap for coah. July 8,18^4.
DEER SKIMS, WANTED. '
TKE'Hißheat Prices in Oashwillbo‘paidbythe
subscriber for B.qaantity.hf IDeii'-Sklns." '-[*■ ■
May 31, IBM. ' MOYER ULLMAN,
WM. JACK. Clerk.