Clfiufifld County I)iM B,nirt.
(III Millill(J Hinting f in !
fjviaty Pf.l"r.-I for Tlmis-lay l.veniiig, ,
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of Win. F. Irwin, of nil vnnolio of npi ingi
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fitatft.
Till
Iim!ru. ly An on
to Ilia crilnun of tli
UNEN.t
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tin. Mr. LflniiinK will t.ronc h nt t in t-,,.,., , , ftl ,m ... nf, miio.-jho
BSpti-t Mooting IIou.0 on K. i.lnv m.,1 C'lh lloro " M"k't "l- C ;-,"nw" that Iho Injury
c.urdav cvenintti next. nniJ c ur no tl. " " ' rl"'"8 " "uminer cooUm. ' """""" '-"". irmn the
f hbth.
Teraperftnca Meeting.
Tho Wn.hingtonioiM will holj a Tern-
On Prnnl lmn. e r. . frOSt On Ilia .'. 1 1. In. I I- I .
-.. .".iv ruvi i'i niiinT oi Cyiicrry. inno , ., nnj no iiiontu no
Johnston, Hoots ami Shoos of nil kln.U riout " " t first i.i.pIipiJ.mI. TI.i.
Soc-onU street, ono door south of " lioimU w,lo"t I'wos to have sustained little or no
llionn" OHioe. Ouo. V. Il.n. n, . rHge, snd (he icrnnos are nlso .nf-. Ti,
. ' .n . .. . . ... .
luc-iii nemg coiuinod to garcWn vogoU
os alone.
pranco Mooting on Monday the 20th dny jMoilicint.St.itionnry, ToUrconnd Cigms, 01,1
f.lunnoxt ftt onrly ctnllclit'liting in ,U,J "wpurrs snd rcriodicnU, on Mnr. 1,1 Ci
the Court Ilousoin tho borough of Clefns "lri'ut fl'pos.to tho late rosidenco of, Forallsow urnl mntn disoftsos such
field. Sovoral sddroses will U delivered, I Dr- I'orftii- 'm, Irwin, Curwonsvillo, at m Neuralgia, Sick Hend.whe TIIm ' Tim
if.... I. 31.. ; . f 111. rnrnai' 1..... !.. i . : l,cni I Mill
, ruuiicnro Miimy invnou 10 nuoii't. i nivni 01 Bjirmg and 'n the Jireast, Cramp in tho stomaoli ic
G. rUlLLIPGULICII, Pres't. ,uinnior good.., of every stylo and pattern uo DU VALL'S OALVAN1C OIL h
,'uno lUtn ix r utl-mieineii h wears. l- Short, will give relief in from five to
ivu-uiiioici, on second street, nearly oppo- utes.
Summer ito Keed 1 Weaver's storo, boots," shoe, - -. ...
rrt. . C .. ,1.if nr tl,A a,.0... . ...it. I .. ifnitAK. f.. P. ... t . ..
iiiouisi uu; ui wi j'n'sciiv imuiiui, uy t"""-'i at,, hi;,, on nana or mado to or LioiiBP. t
the established division of time, is regard 'ler- "Clearfield Commercial Institutu," by
d ss tho beginning of summer j and cor- Messrs. Metealf It Tlnmim, oponcd cm tbo
tsinly the season under whoso fostering 131,1 inst- These wo think includo all
rLANNi:..,,
IrnlnMrii.l'M 1 t't,,...'.
I "r lsi.iv iUi.,1 In.Hi. k in Mci'imi i A lln.i km
J ni i -.l .hut pnn. K. to MmiiikhA Hum,,
ii K'ii M n,'i i.i. A Hiiii.kh a
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'if liunl iii'iln....
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(f.li.'l I'.nl tul.a, ui VkI1H , A KlUI.MI
tid tverjr k t ml of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A conri.M s AsamitiatMror Lahics', Uskti.s.
CI.OTMINM, CAUI-KTS AND OIT. CLOTH,
thirty 1 1 i n -
. . WAI.Llt'S
,1
a. rixNcr.
c. rin.iKr.
care ana nounsmng minieiraiions vogf
table life is conducted to full maturity
snd fruition, was mvcr ushered in mora
iinir anb Collection Office
uiai wo win bo compellod to omit this
week; and we trust that the respective
friends of tho proprietors of these eKtab-1
auspiciously than nt its recent advent, into i l'shmdnts will bo enabled to find them
the year. 1 ho early opening of spring,
snd the uniform mildness of tho weather
which followed, tho genial rains fulling just
when most advantageous to vegetation,
promised, if no enemy attacked tho crops,
tocompleto ono of the earliest and most
fruitful harvests that has been reaped in
our county for many years, perl aps ever.
And no fair was the picture so cheering
the prospect, that we allowed no shadows
to darken, no gloomy forebodingn to mar
the bright anticipations wo were frumi
upon it. No visions of future calamities
prevented us from enjoying the luxuriant
scene that invited our gaze, as if intended
for our contemplation and our benefit;
nd never wore the beauties of nature
more lavishly displayed. Shady forests,
green fields, soft grass and fragrant flow
er; melody of birds, burn of insecjs,ijh
ing trees and murmur cf brooks these
were a few, and only a few, of the charm
ing alribu tcs of glorious summer upon this
birth-day j and every heart bade him
thrice welcome. But alas I ere his exist
ence had numbered many days a striking
change came over his fair face. Park
clouds over-shadowed his brow like the
mantle of night, bis fcreitli became chill
as the winds of autumn, and the tender
flints, the luxuriant vines, and the wav
ing grain, unused to such frowns and cold
ness, from their usually generous nd
irsrm hearted gardja-u, sank, ritrjred and
flighted beneath '.his une,? pect'ed .and over
whelming unkinolriess. In a few short hours
ire were precjiUUed from the pinnacle of
(lowing hope to the deepest disappoint
ment and almost despair our gardens
devastated, our fruit destroyed, and our
trops blighted. Who under such circum
lnccs would not be disheartened? And
mny wero the serious countenances we
obsTvcd last Sunday week sadly contem
plating the scenes of ruin presented by
the vegetable part of creation. Since then,
however, the prospect has again brighten
ed, and with jt, the pombro faces of our
community. Theiestj'uctiofl of thei-,ops
is not as universal as was feared, and na
ture will repair mueb of the damage sus
timed by other vegetation. Once more
the smiling earth give promise of a fruit
ful harvest.
Tns Crofs. Much speculutJon contin
ues to be indn'cv! !r about the actual
amount of danino d' r,- to ihe crops in
this county, and much Hill remains in
doubt. Opinions as in n.V. rther cases dif
fer very widely, Somr ir'riligent and
well informed men repn'-J the crops as
nearly all destroyed, while oihors equally
competent to judge, think there will bo
without an advertisement to direct them.
and we will vouch for their ability to ac
commodate their customters equally as
well as if their advertisements had never
been knockod into pi.
Tut WiATBEiihjis become very warm;
so much so, tlitit it serins scarcely possi
ble that less than two weeks since, vege
tation was aljiost entirely destroyed by
frost. Wonderful, indeed, ar the vici
citudes of .our mountain climate. The
transition from cold to warm and warm to
cold, is often so rapid that it seems almost
fin if wa irA Lun c..rl.Lr.t., i- bU termi.
-- nuimntij IpHUICU IU nilU
ther climate instead of a change having
take p'ftc la the temperalm cf our
own.
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
CLEABF1I, I),
CL EA II FIELD COd-XT'. PA.
bills or ijcf ans, sons iho r rn bucoasisd
DEPOSIT RIiCi:iVEl),
Collection! made, and proceeds promptly remitted,
ICichang on the Citiss constantly
on hand.
OfEo on Mrkt iiret, oppoiin r,il.
dtooa of Jai. Ij. Graham, aq.
AMBRQTYrESl
WHERE ia now an opportunity for all to pro
X cur picturea of tbamtelirea and fri.nd..
Xba underaigsad fan Cued ip Koua in Shaw'a
oew building;, where ha arill roioain a aliortime.
riating m una gold or auver dona on raaaona-
ArtRKSTto. A man named Vandyke,
was nrrested in the neighborhood of Fbil'
ipsburg, on Just Monday, on charga at
having tnalLcioutdy shot, and voraciously
eaten, a hog, the proporty of Mr. John
Troy, of Morris township. Wo heard once
of a nuin who refused to eat pork because
it had died a "violent death." Perhaps.
Mr. Vandyke regards death by shooting
as a very natural death for a hog.
WatchSb. Mr. Vanzandt of Im
thersburg oflea-s his professional services
iu tU repairing of watches and Jewelry,
and all other work in his line, to the citi
zens of .that place and vicinity. Mr. y. is
a competent workpjarj a.od dservs
share of public patronage.
AiinTtoTTPi', By his card I i another
column, it w ill be seen that P. C. Purvi
ance, artist, takes likenesses, for the low
price of fifteen cents. Seo advertisement
!or !urther particulars.
Rain. Last evening the portentious ap
pearance of the clouds foreboded a heavy
storm if not a fcurricaqe, but it proved to
fee a only refreshing rain w ith some wind.
The weather is plesarjt this morning.
.Convention. The Democratic .conven
tion of Delegates as ordered iy tlie tall of
the county coramitto wU (oee.tofl Tyes
day viag J-k 2Ut, 1S59,
MW. n. CRANDALL.
APPIONTMENT.
PlllUl INllfl,. "r aiif-rlnr Inntlioriis til.. Mkhiiki i. A II,,., .tin
oui.i.i iflij.', I ur nairr rmilrn ,'iinMmiin J n,.,....
lor rlinmhcr burkpta, Knia Mkhrki.i. A Hiulkn a
tvi n, arm s run nM, ic.
For amiBfofall k in J a, go to Mirnkm, i Pi.ilfs'i
HM', Miaasa, Ho,.' , Ci.ii.MM.' !... M,oo. K. I Z S.1 : i""!! 1 !!! I "
. J n 1. ,1- -,.'-t .'ir.Hn.bi.n III.K,
snd (1nitcrs. ALSO, tint., (am inJ r r aiiiuiimr liirna.-aa. , ui JUi.nn i A In... .
"r in, ii Kailka. goto Ukhiiui.1. A ;i,ii.ks .
l or cnlluf nu.t(.',. iro tj ,Mi:,i.:i i H,,..
i.i. ur nnii.u ni li, na BOLn AT r or move orunim, goto Mriirkll A Hiui.BH'a
EXTREME LT LOW 1 R I R 1' S tr "Brmani,l"sl',ad ,go to Mki.kni i, A HiuLKn'a
A.I5U j J,or Jtove collara. go to MtfHUEf.L A IIiulch's
April 20, 1819. C. KRATZEIl A EONS. For g"to MichiirllA IIiulib..
and crr,aK, t. kr,ATKn A Sums. , For old dominion corlti,,". to Mcrr.ll A liigi.r!
t.d In th. town of l'l..rneld. OlLllnld L 1.2 rZ ?1?'?'".".,M' '? ".! 4 Migl.r'..
I'., snd will beoiwn for lbs rwMinn 0fKi,..u- . V.. ' . . . ' "u go io .iiorron iBlet-s
n .fi . ml. im,o i-i.r...... r'-,"."" ."r '"" Piouirin. eo to Murrol Biirl.
will
Ing
on i'
conuuot on y. em. io princlp ca Merchant.. Me-1 Kor auporiur hay
eription. .ith.r I ..dividual. P.r.n.rship, w'u o7k iof I Zl" "v r Qn
Compunya; Whole..). Iletail. ShioninV. lmnon. i-" ?. Z . - . ?".' A"
ing, Co,,niion or EiebanR. ; Co, , oorriul oilou- Kor iZdi .. r . ,T, !. 1 . S n J '"I""'
)..,,,.,.. Plain. Om.wenlal.llu'.ln... I'.anm.n.hh, ! fZ10.?.' K . f 1"" t "l !
and ta.Td u,king. 1 eiims : Full
unuinitad. 52i.
m. II. AiU'I'UAI.fK. rrol. 01 i;uol(-Iveep)iii'
u. , o.'inn.i, rroi. oi renniuunainp and
W.
Commorcial Culculaliona.
go to Murroll A iJiglnr'a.
go lo ,v,!rrell lliglur ..
go to Morrell A Iligl ir'..
go toMnrrall A lligmr'..
r . . ,.,,,,i uuiiD. i. if o if, .,T itrr. I, ,T iti.in. m
cour.e. t, mo, For L-ood lntiiM... ..,,.. i....,, l l: ...i.'
i - ft"-" '"-"v.. u. .ogle, a
IIABDWAKtt ANO JMI'LKMENTS.
For bar iron of all K iuJ go to Murroll 4 IHgler-..
ror .upcrior Cast stool, go to Morrell A Hiirlor'i
June 1,
H'st ni-:cr.ivEi) and oim:mo at
al NAUULK'S CliKAP JKWEI.llY STORK,
Shaw's Row. (,'lrnrGald, Pa., a fine iiKortnioiit nf
WATCHtS JEWELRY, lo., Ao., to which we in
vite attention.
I' or good tmilBsnd spikes, go to Morrell 1 llilor's
tor good Jinglish ttoel, go to Meneil A Higler'.
t or lioatinioolhing iron., go to M enroll A l'.ig'ler's
ror good snrinii sieul. iro toMurrell HiUr'.
ror .upvrior door locks, po to Merrell A liiglor'..
I For Auiei ioun bli.itornteol, );o to Mei rell 4 liiglcr'.
I Vnr Iron ..!.. ..... f: I .... ... it , ,
Fine and cheap Jawelry, of every style and For superior pump cl,ain.,to to Merrell A Cjgler'i
.... Kuuii ui urrv Mirmui. m. a I urn, I, , u w .
For butts and biugea. do go to Merrell 4 Uigler's
For superior bruas Kettles. go to Morrell A Rigler's
For good mnstin kottlea. go lo Merroll A Rigler's!
For Iica'est aflle irons, irn l.i Mnrmll l,ii,.r'.
For good sausage cutlers, go luNerroll A lii'Ier's,
For good attusiigeatuirera, go to Morrell 4-lliglor's
mm .... yi
'v'" ia y I. A ni nut
The War in I jimp tflfrietl
into Alricn, nnd
I MP JOHNSTON , j r,rrIn ,,,, ,,
test) l
d i -
' 'rot d,,.. .kara l.a 1.M...1.
ira,i nfliea.")
A I.g, ,n,t Ktnuttl Aiormi-,t(LJ,tt
oi' Grntltmtn't
HOOTS, SHOES, G .UTERI
alski.xs, sLrrrms, Tins, a.
of orcry variety of atj Is snd malarial, tnm the
heavy trugan to th. fairy allpp.r."
Alto
Misses', Uoyt. K),d Children's
SriOES. GAITERS AND SLIPPERS,
or ALL KtXDI.
To v hith it addtd a Large a.sl f
Such a. Sols Leather, Ktf), Heavy JDo-,
anrled Linings, A.. t-.
Which he vill tell Very Low fat Cu.
tjuCustom work made to order a. raal wllk
promptne.., and ia th oeate.t sad mail darsbl
luauner.
.My old customer, and all other., are rstpaet
fully invited lo eall and eiamina m afoek. anA
judge fur themsolve..
ISAAC JOHNSTOS.
May 11, 1869 tf. no. 17, vol. Iv.
bad cheap at NAU01.E
If yon vrli to purohas th "Amcriean Lover
Watch," call at NAltJLF.'3.
Old Gold and Silver will be taken in exchange
for goods at NAUGLE'S.
All goods warranted as represented, or the mo
ney refunded, at NAUiiLK'S.
All persons who want bargain, are invited to
cHt NAUULJi'ri.
If you with your watolie. put In good repair
andjwarrmited, Uka them U NAL'ULE'S.
OR. JAt'KSOy.
Tfll CILLBSATED
INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Can tonnlltd il tie fvilocing plimi.
MARK THE TIME OF DAY.
luthersbwrb, Pa.' Stago House,
Monday afternoon and Tue
forenoon. Jwne 20 th, 21st,
CuroisviUo, Pa,, SUgc House, Wednes
day
Clearfield, Pa., Mansion House, Thursday
and Friday, June 23rd Ad 24th.
Tyrone, Pa., National Hotel, Saturday af
noon and Sunday, June 25th, and 2Gth.
TO THE SICK.
Wa battle agaioit tte dnaad armies ol death !
And to Ood look alone for the bidding, of duty;
Our oracle, are not a. frail mortal', breath
W kneel before Nature and worship herboauty.
Andw march to a victory, bloodless and blessed !
Ti. to conquer disease and relieve the distressed.
Dr. Jackson, compounds hi. own medicLue.
Dr. Jackson's medicine, are strictly vegetable
and from our own fore.t. and fields.
i'r. Jackson use. no mtrtury or mineral jmiioni
of any kind.
It. Jackson treat, all f atjents fairly ad frank
ly make, no fale. promises.
Ir. Jackson doe. not tear down to build up.
He .invigorates the system and thu. aidi nature
in tTxominy disease..
UEULSTEU'S KOTICK. Notioe is here
by given, that the fullowing acoounl. have
been examined and passed by me. uud remain Died
of record in thi. otlice for the inspection of heirs,
legatee., creditor., and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented to tho next Or
phans' Court of CleajEold Coainty, to be held at
lb Court House in the lloruurh ef Cleaifleld.
commencing on th third Monday of JUN E, ISM.
for confirmation and allowance:
Th Administration account of John Owen, and
John Norris. Administrators of all and singular
th good, and chattels, rights and credits, whioh
were of Levi Owens, late of F"ike township, Clear
field county, deceased.
Th final account of William K. Wrlgley, Ad
ministrator ot th tstateef Robert Wrigley, Ur .
late of Bradford Township, Clearfield Co.. dee d.
'J he Teatamentary account of llenrv Kenhart.
acting Executor of th last will and teatainont of
Abraham Uoss, tb elder, late cf Decatur town
ship, in the oounty of Clearfield, deceased.
JAMES WR1ULEY,
Clearfield. Pa., May IS, 18i. Register.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATC3L
FROM DUNDALK, IRELAND 1 1
AS this teem, to b. a fat ag. In more lb a
on inalance, and aa we are in th midst f
bugus douiocrat'c oonveulion., and Lb xit
muut caused by th Sickles trial at Washington,
it is not surprising that the folk. f Clarflld
would get aoinowhat eauited to keep up with th
tiir.es: and as th sub.criber lik
with the fashions In more respect, than one, he
would anjounco to the people of town and on.
try, that he bus constantly on hand a Lorg Al
.ortinentof ROOTS and SHOES ofveryd
.oription, French and Country Calf, Kip and 8u.
W oeuu,, i.ajie. flioroooo Laoe Boom, Ure.sed
For auperior Coffee mills, goto Merroll A Higler'..' ; , JnUlt'"ud' Wl,u r ""bout French U.el.;
ror superior porch foot, go to Merrell A Uigler s I ,7 ' 1 tTonea nl Country Clf
For shovel plough wiiis, go to Merrell A Higler'.. Lace h01'- Ue,lU French Calf and Cloth tiat
For good home aline neils. ge lo Merrell tKigler's! ' tP .n tni, or mud to order on thort notie.
.u.t iuui'i ui ergry aiyie, iron, in .sickle,
l.ucer to the coarsot,Rrogaii, alway. on band sad.
for rale.
. ... .u ,n iui iiuLi'i iiinn.s. fr.iTO.iiArri.il A- , .
! For barn door hinges, go to Merroll A Ilialer'.!
For superior gate hinge., go to Merroll A ller'.
Far siipeiior jack chains, goto Merrell A Higler'..
Vr.1. I ..... I. .... .1 1 .. .1 .1. .. i . . . . . . . . .
. . ..mi'iiru luuvni. go iU .Mu ron ,i nigier
For Bpudc. and hay forks, go to Merrell A Uigler s
For hoes and iron rakes, go to Merrell A Ruler's
For ferrets of all sites, go to Merrell A liiirler'a.
TVEW SritING AND .SUMMER GOODS,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
Market St,, Clearfield, Having received a large
and wU saleeted assortment of Domes! io. Staple
and Fancy Dry Good., of almost every doscriptinn.
the public in general are invited to give me a call.
Among the Fancy goods may be und, such as
DTJCALS, PERSIAN CLOTH, BALZARINE,
DEREIQE, TAN'FER LUSTRE, BRILLIANTS,
CH ALLIES, SATIN JEAN, GINGHAMS,
DAKEGE, LAWNS, PRINTS, DELAINES,
aod arariety of other articles ol Dress Goods.
Also, an extensive selection of the l.i ton and neat
est sty lea. and best quality, of plain and fancy
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, SATTINETS,
SATIN VEST ING, TWEEDS, VELVETS, AC.
His stock also embraces an extensive assortment of
Groeerios. Hardwaro, Queenswaro. Drugs and
Medicines: Oils, Paints and Glass ; Boots and
Shoes; Hats and Cup; Honucts; Ready
Made Clothing ; Stationary; ConfeoLjon
,ry; Carpets: Tobacco Ac. Ac . Ac.
T3f ether with a great variety of Notions, nn oth
er necessary articles. Persons in want of any-
MARRIED.
On Tuesday the 7th inst.by G. B. Good,
lander q., Mr. Erastus Luther to Miss
Mary Ann Kirk, all of Brady tp.
Diseasei of the lung. dte:ted by the use of! thing in tho above line, are reacsled to eiamtne
th seethcucop. Examination, of tb chest and j the .took of the uksriber teforo making their
DIED.
In Union 4 p. on the Cth inst, Amos
Clouser, aged alio ut y.ear.
lung, free,
No charge i. made unless th patient takes
,me.dk'ine.
Price of treatment is from three to thirty dol
l&js for three month, medicine. The afflicted
rqr will b liberally considered.
A. ,C. JACKSON,
Jndean Physician, &ie. Pa., Box 22.
iui 10, m.
VVMV MAKIAG.
t or superior br.si cocks, go to Merrell A liigler'.. boots, .hoe. 'and gait,
for lira., candle .lick., go to Merrell A Rigler's. found at th. Short Sho
For brass snuffer, i l,l, g to Merrell A Rigler'.. ! . opuosite R.acT W
For 101, or or l..r,l l,.,. ,Tr.,M Mill:.:..-. ' oppo.ll lie.d W
go erre i u g,r S. and ... K),ort,
All of the above will be disposed of at sxtr.m-.
ly low priue., for Cash or Hides.
Custon work mad to order and oa short ao
tico.
I wiil T.ny particular attention lo mandia
im gaiwn ; arm win always
Short Shot Shop, oa ti .treat, near-
arer .tor. Pisas .all
t. SHORT
Clcarl.ld, May 4, t. Sm. no. 16, vol. It.
CAUTION.
For .unorior lard lamiis
For good .,mon squeesers.go to Merrell 4 Rigler's
. or 8oou cora acrew., go 10 Terrell A Higler'..
For eggoodit.-sA beaters, go to Merrell 4 Rigler'..
For good bread toasters, go to Merrell A Rigler's.
For superior flesh fork., goto M.rrell A Rigler'..
For good basting .poou., oto Morrell A Hitler's.
For good twine boxo., goto Merrell A Ritler'.. All persons Are hereby caucioned aralnsl it-
For neat spring balanoes. go to Merroll A Rigler .. ' oha.ing or medling with a certain whit and red
or Boo'. t-jrn grinner., go to Merrell bigler .. cow lu the possession of Richard Danrer, Jr.. sad
For good corn shellers, go to Merrell A Higler .. la l.fl with him 90 lean only, subject to my r
ror patentsawgumers, go to Merroll A Rigler'.. : dor. HATKICK DAII T
tor lut.arinr nn.tnra l....ll I Ii:.i. ... i . . i..v VAll...
-. 6.. j.-.ion o jugi.r a. , May i,i ijjb,
I nun rv rirnrltir,.! l.l ..,..! I - i . v
.j r,u..H., u,v,n,, ui.., .nil Q.ljpir
taken in exchange. Clearfield. June i. ISiK.
SlltUIKF'S M A LLS.-liy " virtue of .undry
writs of Vtndittuiti ICxponai issued out of tb
CAUTION.
1 T T - ... ...... .. . ...
Court of Common Pb. of Clearfield county and puVch.. in7o7m.d in .1,7 ,'"(7 If"!M
to modirected. there will be exposed to publics ale,' VriltT . ' 1 ' f?l'0WiS
at th. Court House in the Horo'ugh of Clearfield on I n "t . BP?W? . P0"?'" 0,t0
MONDAY T1IK MTU DAY OK JUNH U9 i I ' ?t """P ,t0Te-two b.ddiic
Ihe fo I nirlnrr .L.rlhr... r),.i r.(... . :. . -. urcaaiau laoie. on aourb shell IBl nl
All defendants interest of. iii and to. 443 acres of . cblir' queonsware, as th sacs, belong.
iona in cucsl township, Clearfield co.. boundod by, "'wuuJoc' w my oraer.
Jandsof Anthony M'Garvy, Robert M'Ferrin, John
iu r errin, r reucrica r rnley and otbers.with asmatl
log house, a log barn and about I'D acres of clear
ed hind thereon, being the same premises bought
of Robert Mtrhaois aud James White from Hugh
Leeds. Ai.so about lot) acres of land situ
ate in Ilurnsido and Rell townships. Clearfield Co.,
bounded north by lands of Louis J. Hurd. cat by
lands of Joseph M'Murray. south by lands of Isauo
i.ee. ana west oy lands ol
May Uth, II6St. fd.
K. 8. 6TBWA1LT.
Administrators' Notice.
LETTERS OF A DMIXISTRA TlOlt
ON the eitateof John Stugart, IatofPa
township, Clearfield county, deoeatad. bar.
ing been granted totb. undersigned, all per.ons
Sr.vH.T. Willi li.r.r.
log house (n eutherl)oarded) with frame kitchen, ai hvln Duin" Or dealing, with tb .aid sUt
largo now bank barn, bearing orchard, und having
purchases, as they may be enabled to buy to bet
tor adyantajo at the "chean cash store." than at
: any other placo in tho county. Produce of every
ijescription taken In eiehango for goods.
April 27, 1S68. WM. Y. IRWIN.
CO V KT r It OC 1, A M A T 1 0 N .-W 1 1 E UE A S,
Ahe Honorable JAMES RLRNSIDE, lCsijuiie.
President Judge of the Court of Common Plea, of
th twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Clearfield. Centre and Clinton and tho
Honorable William L. Moors and Benjamin Ron
sail, Associate Judges of Clearfield county, have
milt? Subscriber takes Ibis method of infor,-. !uml l""'r W??1' .omen rccca, lor mo nold-
A.. ... r n, r u . . , i ing ol atourtol L ommnn T eas. Orphan s Court,
ing the .cities of Clearfield County, and the c urt of Quttrtor s,ions. ,-()Urt of 0' 4 r '
. public generally that h. , hai ' resumed the basi- n(,r. ttlld Court of (Jt.nBrB, i,eiWiTy. at Clear-
' nes.of m,Jt.ng W OODhN PIMPS .nd boring field, in and for Clearlield Co., on the third Mou-
m, . . , . , " k-koun, and win oe nnppy to execute any dny, the 20 th day of J L'NFl next.
IHK JEFFERSON Stab. This Splendid work in his line at the shortest nolic and in the NOTICE IS. therefore, hereby given, to tho Cor-
ouarteilv is once mora on our table after De,t mnnr. VKt 10 UI5 tjincs. Apply , or.er, Justices ol the Pence, and Constables, in and 'l'homas P. Cone aud Thomas Stcwardon unrvav.
' rt.rinni.lv LliA rexidnnna nr J. n. ( ul. n I... 1 T,ir an,, pni,t,lvnr fL.,,',,.,, In .. n., i .. . V. n: . A .1.... ..,,,. i. ... . . .
an absence of tho usual indefinite period, reoc township, on and a half nitfos Southwest ! proper pi.ns with their Rolls, Records, Inqttisi-! contaiuinff 4(i:i"acres. more or loss, withnbout
about quaeres cleared land thereon. Also a lot
of land iu Newbuig, Chest towns'p. fronting upon
.Main street, (the load to New Washineton.l ad-
joining lands of being CO feet in front and 2U0
teet in depth, with a large two story Irame dwel
ling aud store hou.o thereon ercolod. Also
three lots in the Borough of Lumber City, b
ing the sumo premises bounht bv Robert Michael.
irora raiioemaKer. Bounded as rollows, . Seis
ed, taken in execution, and to be .old as tb. pro
perty of Michaels A Worrell.
Also a trad of land containing ,1A7 sere.. boun
ded a. follons: Beginning at the west corner of
the Thomas .Stewanison survey, thence down the
Susquehanna river its courses and distances. 13i
perches to the N. E. cornerof Thon.as Stewardson
survey, thence along same west 155 perches to
place of beginning. with a saw mill, dwelling house
and barn erected thereon, and about 20 ncros clear
ed. Ai.su the tract of land hounded as fol
lows: Beginning at stone on south west comer of
old draft called Chestnut of Thomas StewardFon
survey, by land formerly sold to Leonard Kylor
and oihers a. Hal e. ITS lu rches. Ihoncc .. deg.
e Ji perches to stones by 0. W. Kylor purchase,
thence n. 4 deg. o . 110 per. to white oak, thence
by same s. 8 ,1. e. 68 7-10 perches lo a post on th
bunk of tbo aforesaid river, tbene up the same
tho several courses thereof tn tho n,i.r nfik.
are requested to make Immediate tettlement
AMOS HILK, Adm'r.
Lumber City. May 25th, 18.9.
itself nffnin " of iCleerlield aWough, by letter at Clearfield P. 0.
c 1 tl 11 II. TT
May ilth i8.',9. -ol. iv, no. 17. 6m pd.
(XHAKF.Els NUKSERY.
inOrfi llinn llfllf A trnr nnrl r.f1t.i-.a rn'n. 1 .
on r V u r T ""Und endorses the proceedings of the Har-
tmns of the county have suffered more' . , n .. e ,. 0l. . . ,
,k. ,. J , .... risburg Convention of the 8th inst., al-
thsn others. Among those which have ,. ? .. , , . ,
.., j , t i . , . i though it has not yet seen a report of
2 amed the heaviest damage ,are Goshen p M
d Girardtps.' and parts of Lawrence. I lWvVi.n u f . ht 0f cou,.se
The south end of the county has -IwJ ,nd if not., lhe won.t mcnlion t
Muneu eeverety, run not so mucii as tlie
districla above named, while the ca-stern
sections has escaped better. Tho accounts
"orn irar.y and Huston, are contradictory, ' name indicates is tho titLa cf the Jaree omt Jiard kind., and will consist rof fruit and
but th0 damage is heavy Cont. ary to the ftnd attractive looking double sheet now '
ursi Impression tha r.nvn im 1001-1 aveatlv l.r nU. TTr...M... tx. : ui-i. ' m i. j . ..i. .
V. " .k. I It 'J l ST BJ. 1 IIVJ IIUIC1 tU IO II IJ I 31 tJlIVBH Ail"
imaged much of it having been frozen ernry week,ly, and may safely vio with the
fVlIIE aubacriber wishes to inform the citizens
1. of Clearfield county that he has established a
Nursery on the pike leading from Curnenviile to
I Clearfield town, and will, for the piescnt, keep
The Few York IVavctu, weekly literary . nP ,urp'y rrom oth Nurseries, .until bi. trees
.... , . vr v , .. - are fit for .ale.
newspaper publntbed in ew 1 ork city as aif tock win b of the best yarietie. and
Hons, examinations, and other Keaniimbrances. to acres cleared thereon. Seired inlt.n in
do those things which to their offices, and in their 'tion. and to be sold a. tho proporty uf William
behalf, pertain lo be done, and Jurors and M itnes Wooldrige.
SOS are requested to be then and there attending. Also an undivided half rart nf a e.ei.tn
andnotto depart without leave, nt their peril. of Jnnil. situate in Chest tp.. Clearfield county,. ur-
ui j',.i unuer my nana ai v,earnei,.;tnis istti day veyed on warrant granted to Michael Musscr, oon
of May in the year of our Lord one thousand taming 4X seres, more or less, hounded by lands
eight hundred and fifty-nine, snd tho eighty-1 of Anthony M'Uarvev. Robert M l'heran. John M -socond
ycarof American Independence. j l'heran, Iredoriuk Fraley, and other., having a-
FREDERICK. G. MILLER, Sheriff. , bout 23 acres cleared, and a losr house and aiahln
SI'S "for I ii or. T.rm"T57.3 ,ni'reo" e"wled ; being the sain premise, which
theMth Hav ' l8j9!J"'hi,o,l.ux.. by deed recorded, Ac. grant-
ixed. taken in
T 1ST OF CAl.
to the root, has since rotted, a,nd will re
quire replanting.
Ledger, or any other of its class in its pre
tentions to public favor. The tooxal tone
A Stliori ArrinrK-.-fln W. Knlnrdni. ! of itg tlk veryhigh for New York Ht,
met with an accident, the im gnitude crature' ttnd,,he VBrlcty of,,1,e n,at,crera
f which, although the uninitiated reader gently quahfien it for a fain, y r-ewspo-yform
some idea, none but a member! e h 1W4 should meet
witn lavor iropi wi readers oi toai kidu oi
publications, and take precedence of tho
which will be .old en reasonable terms. All ar
dor, will receive immediate attention. Address,
JOHN D. W BIGHT, Curwensvlllo, Pa.
June 10, 1861. 2 mo., pd.
t the craft can fully comprehend, tho
Pi ingof our whole inside form, including
columns of advertisements, and the
of reading matter. In fact, as a
family, nothing short of a tire could
ledger and some others which we regard
as much inferior. Terms f 2. per annum.
Address B. Baker, publisher of the New
I York Waverly, No. 15 Brattle Street, Bos
Ceed it. Fnrti.n.tU nil Arlia rn uao
pressed off and it did not delay the issue j ton' Mai
. '"tonuea, oun.preven- j0lrn Yiacer, Esq, an old and dis-
week m I1". mg " Cafly in i tinguiahed citin of Philadelphia, died at
s we had expected. hii residence on Arch street on lastThurs-
Thi JIiti SoriTr. iH mo.t r. t dav. He was a man of trreat enercv. clear
(Tuesday evening at tho residence of Col. judgment, and much general business
r-L. Cuttle. The usual invitation is ex-j knowledge. In the war of 1813, he serr
ended. ed as a volunteer; subsequently he filled
Ail under oblipatinn.iA IV. Tn,,mJ various positions of trust and hocor, and
rtBf fr Mveral advertismonti in this is t nis death was Prenident of the Uarria"
" fi 1 T..i T.:l..J n -
. . K , nurp mu mrwirr wuJ'wj j
Pumps ! Pumps ! ! Pumps ! ! !
THE undersigned would rcyoctfully n
nounce to the oitisen. of Clearfield oounty
that be has commenced tb above busjoos. in
CUR WENS VILL E.
where he intend, to keep on hand the best article
of pump kind.. They are not mado out of iron,
copper, .ink, or galvanired chain, but of th very
best of YELLOW PINE. For the estimation iu
which they are held by others, see tb following :
Th only reliable pump now in use.
Dr. A. M. Hilltj Clearfiold
Th only pump worth having,
O. R. tioodlander, Luther.burg.
Th least liable to get out of order of any pump
in use, Lever Flegal, Luthersburg.
Works excellent in a forty foot well,
Jos. Caldwell, Pika tp.
A foel and reliable pump,
Tho.. Raflarty, Penn tp.
All orders addressed to th subscriber at Cur
wensville, will b promptly attended tn.
J. W. POTTER.
Curwenavill, Ion I, 1858.
commencing on the 20th day.
A LARGE quantity of felt for Sal ai tOW
PftlOXB, sr. M r f WM. T. IRWIN.
d to Thomas Mnlriffev. in fee.
i xecution, and to be sold oa the nronertv of Thn,
j mas Mahafi'ey.
Also defendants interest In lot. No'. 40, 41,
land 4.1, situate in th Borough of Curwcnsvill!
I Clearfield oounty, !'., bounded byTalbort street
! on t he west, an alley on south and east, and George
llrnntnn 1 1, a r.,.rll, l.l V. ,l I.., I...
, ...vu. va. ...v u,,,,u, .... ..u v. ivuig ueiween Fata
; lcLs. having a dwelling house, tan house, and oth
er outliousoa theroou erected. Seixed. taken in
execution, and to be .old a. the property of Sam
uel H. Taylor.
Also a certain tract of land, situate in Mnrrl.
I iownmp, t. lonrrlold county. Pa., conUining (12 a
: ores, with about 4.' oeres cleared thereon, adjoin-
ing lands of Wm. M. England. Potter and'oth-
ers. with a two story log house nnd barn thereon.
Seised, taken in execution, and to be .old a. th
! property of John Davis.
t Vftl rntl I tilni'Ti t'rw rntinis -. i At u . 1 I . . t . -1 M 4
Ail.- i I vii AiuuL 11.1..M, Jl Mi 27, 1859. 1 ' iy Tiriun oi it writ oi ritrt tanat,
Iaac Thompson,
Geo. C Pasamora,
Jeremiah Cooper, '
A G. Cnrtin,
JohnTaggart,
P. A. Karihaus, Jr.,
F. P. Hurnhal,
Elisa lrvin,
Spalding A Fulton,
H. 1). Morgan,
Wrn.A- I). Kerlln,
8. AJ.thofr,
McBrido A Wright,
Jacob Hoover,
Matthias llollopeter,
James M. Leonard,
David W ise,
James M. Leonard,
John M. Chase,
William Bloom,
J M. Kelly. ,
P. A. Kartbaus, Jr.
Michaels 4 Worrois,
Levi Luis,
P. A A F. Karthau.,
J. II. Fleming,
Armstrong A Gamble,
K. 4- .1. Shoff.
Ld MoGarvey,
Lewis Jamison,
Michaels A Worrell,
Martin V French,
U. D. Ration,
Andrey A Patton,
Jus. Ames ot al,
John B. Welsh.
NOTICE TO BUILDER).
Sealed prnpo.al will b received by th auder
.igned, until the 25th of June, 1859, fur ibf
buiding of a School House in Pena township, th
plan sad specifications of which may b seen at
any time, at my office la Pennville. ,
JNO. RUSSELL,
Secretary Peso School Board.
June 1, 1859. P. 0. addr... flratapian IlilUr
NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration having beta this
day granted'to the undersigned oa th astat
ot italpb Campbell, Int. of Union township, da
ceased. All person. Indebted t said stt will
make immediate payment, and tho.e who bar
claim, will presont them duly fccthentieated U
L. J. Crane, Esq., Clearfield, or to me.
WM. T, JOUSSOS.
Union tp., Jun. 4th, 1849. ti.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNtiRSHIP,
Tho partnership heretofore existing btwa
II. M'Kim i 11. Kern., is tbi. day dusolred.-
Th busines. hereafter will be earrikd oa by
Honry Kerns, in whose bead, the book, uf tb
firm will remain. . H. KERNS.
Jun 1st, 1859.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
"VfOTICE is hereby given that the part
nershlp heretofor eiisliag bslwes Jam
Mullen and John Julson, in th m.rehantil and
lumb.ring bui,pe. at Mul.on.barg, in Coving
ton township, Cl.arfi.ld 'county, ka btea dl'
solved. ....
Jun d, 15J9.
B. D. Hall 4 Co.,
u. D. but.,
Austin Curry,
H. Groe 4 wif,
John Hloom,
John Barmoy,
II. 8. Vrinn,
Thomas Force,
A. C. McKinney,
John Mulberry,
Jacob Arnold,
Jas. M. Leonard,
N'cwhnuse.SpattACo. vs
Hornemsn et al, v.
Josiah W. Smith, v.
John Barmoy, v.
baulin use em.th,
Kougenx us "
Joseph Lappipp
Jer. Oainea.
T. W. Barrett.
Wm. Evans.
Marblo A Miuck.
Abraham Bloom.
J. I). Hugnot.
Roynton 4 Forrest.
Mauck 4 Brcuneman.
Samuel Rise. .
R.Q. Gibbon.
Isaao Thompson et si,
Manes A Leonard.
, the following real estate, to wit
A certain tract or piece of land, aitnsle in Use
jcaria township. Clearfield county, eontaining one
, hundred and fifty nerea. bounded south by Clear
I field oreek. wost by land of Whiteaides, north by
, land of Miles, east by lord of .-territ, 50 acre's
'cleared and log house and barn thereon. Seised,
' taken in execution, and to be sold a. the property
; of Robert Mcfracknn.
FREDERICK (J. MILLER, Sheriff.
I Sheriffs Office. Clearfield. June I. 1H.',9.
CAUTION.
ALL person, art hereby cautioned again. t
puro.asing er 'medling with th following
named property in the posses. ion or Kichard
Dancer, jr.: One whit and black eow, oa
spring calf, five hog., on cooking ttov, one b4
aud bedding, one table, and on nlock, whisk I
purchased at constable .al, and I. left with Ik
aid Richard Dauv.r, jr., on loan only, .ubjeet M
my order.
RICHARD DANVER Se.
Jun 1st, 1899.
JLdphA,".VWif. iprJIT.! WM.F7IRWIN.
David Askey. t "MTACKKREL AND HERRING, of best qnslity,
v. John Barmoy. , Apr 27, 1859.
v. .mnn iiarinor.
Ja"i received ana lor Sale cheap by
WM. F IRWIN.
6 L.Rnberts Es. et al v. Fulmore A Ambrese, i l AC0N--Hams, hids and Shoolders-oa hand
Tti,rn; Tn r..-r 1n.11.L : "nr ale at th "obean cash .tore." hr
BurnsideTp., v. Crawford Gallsher.
John Dnboil, Jr., v. Andrew Raum et .1.
Co, ' i v. Brown A Lits,
Bumgordsor, ti (jibbnns, - -- '.
May 2$,18.. JA0. T. LEOKaRP, Treth y
i Apr 27, H59.
at th "obean cash store." hr
WM. F. IRWIV.
i UOCKS AND LOOKING- GLASSES, of varion.
' J kind. Jus' recedTVd ss4 fnraal by
j April 27, 1859. WM. J IHVltf.
JAxrAUT 20rn, 1859.
PUBLIC K0TICE I. h.reby given, that Jacob
J. ftorer, ef Portsmouth New Hampshire
lately of Philadelphia, and E. C. Shnlts, have
hi. day entered into Co-Partnerahip ia th f
TANXIXQ, CURRYINQ.BOOTStlOt
AND HARNESS MAKING.
and the business will h carried OB bv th tiaas
of JACOB J. STORER 4Co th. 6
Steam Tannery, tn St. Mary'. Blk county Pen.,
sylvania. They hop by tbeir long xperieuM
m bu.iness.and their de.ire.to please th public,
that tny will receive a part of the public patret
age. Lumbermen and others, who de.ir a 94
artiele of Boot, and Shoes, will find and It great
ly to their advantage te call and get good bar
gain., a. w are determined te tell a. lew
loath. r, or bou and iho caa b had is Pklla
dolphia for cash or bids. All rder mabjilr
SJTae. 1, vol. iv'.
JACKS' T. BTOHEJI,