rcitit.
EPNUnAY. -DECEMBER 5, 118GQ,
T Cr Time t Tyrone.
The Winter arrangement of tho Pennsylvania
Lilroixl, on and after tho 26th instant, will bo a
rllw ; .
TRAINS IS AVISO
Villa .', -j
Twin - r - - ,
faun-M I'tfiengor - -
TRAINS LEAVING
vrt.it rmnger - -'
hit Train
EASTWARD. '
. . - . 3.50 a. m.
-' - - - 12.10 p. m.
- - - . 10.13 p.m.
WKSTWARt).
- . . - - 7.42 a. m.
. . . , 12.53 p. ra.
. . - 8,22 p. m.
Jut Lin
f No traini run on Sunday except the Express.
Schod Drafts.
Tlie County Treasurer has lately re
lived a number of letters from School
Jirectors, in the different boroughs and
jjwnshipi, in reference to the payment of
jfcliool Draft for 1800. Below we publish
llistof the school districts in which the
Wafts hve uoen paid by the Treasurer for
203, together with tho number and
jiiaunt ol eacu urau ;
lehuol District
Itrcsria
lell - 1
ha?" .
Ijfurd
lrJ.v -
Inrnsids
JcurficM
jirwensvillo
Jheit -Covington
Decatur
kVtuion
4) -Uen
Number. Aiuuuul, ,
1472
$101 14
ItiUtf
814
616
102(1
1027
4ilD
1024
ItiS'J
11112
ell!
im
lsnt
H17
i:n)j
i ir.i
1 0211
8i;
l :i'.ni
i:iu7
ma
81'J
64 2:.
76 j;t.
162 40 ,
112 06
2 17
45 45 ;
It "jirunting'n
58 21
01 us
43 72
2'J 30
00 23
32 17
50 23
40 72
45 !3
128 50
Oil 92
74 40
02 23
SO 10
Ankara
U!tlU
JtrJan
larlii.ius
110X -
(nwrenco
-irri
fciin -like
-. .
u on
Tuliil amount paiil ... $1,57419
Of the old District?, Fox, Girard, and
y'ood vurd have nolprcscnted their Drafts
r 1800 or they mny havo teachcil the
jjtalc Treasury through some other source,
'I The Drafts for the nciv Diclricts of
Bloom, (jtielicli, Lumber City, and Neiv
f ikililngton, wo presume nre included ir.
(lie drafts of the respective District, out
of which they were formed. If we include
tjic salary of the County Superintendent,
it will he found that Clearfield county draws
ajunially from the Stale Treasury, for
school purposes, 2,300.00, which is about
liro thirds of what tho county pays into
lie Stato Treasury annually. .
The Oil Business.
Wn observe by a late number of the
Vf nun go Sjierlutnr, that the oil excitement
Uttillon the increase Tho total number
dwells now in operation and pumping,
tifctnted at 74, from which is pumped dui
'.j 1523 barrels of oil, being about twenty
Uriel to each tt ell.
She deepest well is in Franklin, owned
b Messrs. Curtz .V- Shain, and 1 502 feot
lp, pumping 15 barrels per tiny. The
shallowest well is that on tho Allegheny
titer owned by the Tidioutu Island Oil
Of., and is hut 07 feet deep, and yields 30
Wh-cl per day. The Drake well No. 1,
i C'.l feet deep, and turns out J-barrels
per day The well of Messrs. Lowry S:
1'OmI is but 70 feet deep, nnd yields 40 bar
rel per day. levant' well, in Franklin, i
$(1 feet in depth, end yields 10 barrels
pr day.
sThesoaio the only wells, wo believe,
tint are loss than 100 feet doep.
'I lie "0 nro quite a number of wells that
yfcld but 3 or 4 barrels a day. Tho best
paying well in tho oil region appears to
bi that of Messrs. Plumer, Krelith & Bis.
all, on the Clapp farm ; it is 155 foet
Jetp, and yields 50 barrel per day.
,Tlio average depth of tho wells is about
200 feet, the. average, depth of tho Alio
fil'-ny river wells is about 1'2 feet nnd
JfJtld about 5 barrels each per day ;
Vving dourly that tho River wolls arc
tie most productive, nnd consequently
hV most profitable.
;AtTI:MIT TO IIREAK. J All- Lost ll'tglll,
aV'lt 12 o'clock. J5r. Richartls. the iailor.
i- u'.roke by a noise in tho room occu
pied by John Cut heart and a man by the
iiyae of Stcddard.' Tho two were locked
vi lor tho night in a. imall cell adjoining
t.pir room, which closed by a door
talo of inn b.irs, so as to admit heat
fiflm tho adjoining room to the cell. Tlis
1 'iS'Miers Miccccdod in rt ieni hing" a bar I
r,.iroii from tho wall, about f.even feet
' Ig. which they broko in two, with
A''h ihoy -suoccilnd , in breaking the
k mid chain of their cell dooi,' tbtm
tutting them tJ tho ttnve, when Uhey
tmenecd to boat tho bars and burn
I plank ofl from the side of their cdl.
- ro is.no doubt that in n few hours
fe the twain vouhl havo fled.: Cath
V"ad nearly filed tho mftiuudes from ofl'
' lecs with th fire shovel, which he
for th.at purpose.
Sa.TIio Lock Haven and Tyrone Bail
i was sold, nt the Merchants Exchange,
JhilaiUlphia,' on Wednesday, tho 28th
fur .$51,000., We did not learn who)
tnotho purchaser. The unfortunate ;
eulty In Which this Bond became in- i
Jed through their finnncial agents, has
' ! great drawback linon the Tvrono
Iciearfield Koad, which is now, howev-
ln b fair wny of completion.
Frldav iast. In : Brswly townshir.
I t'CorgO ShugiU't, While 111 the W03tIsjriKlt, uJ orciliU( wliieh woro if Oeorgo John-, quantity of PTu NK COAL, which he will doliver
nigsomo timbor was instantly killed ston, Jr., lato of Bell township, Clourfieldcoanty, , cilitns very cheap. Lump Coal at tho Hank,
lho f...lr. . '..', u;' 1.:. .l-.n'.'1' J",r7bu"h.e,',,V!.?.?,i.",".,i ,m,,M. '
urn ui n vre ui vurvuii; nn
Joneofhis thiiih bones. H was shout
1 -
ears 01 ago. Jlc . leaves n wjie ani
tl child ruin M itmits'ii lilt fiiii lrL.n .li aLll !
,Jlo family ttte, however, iH good cir-
hislaiic
Presidential Election.
Wo republish this week a corrected,01"
return of the late election, the former ta-i
bio being in many respects erroneous. A
Counlt'c.
Adams,
Allegheny
38
570
50
Armstrong
ueaver .
Bedford
Berks
Btair
Bradford
Bucks 1
Butler '
Cambria
8
SO
130
307
o.t
Tjj
0l
124
21
10
202
12
Curbon
'Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Colanibia
ou
. . I
"
J,
Craw ford
147
100
288
Dauphin
1) my tiro
Elk
Kno
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Ko,.cst
i'mnl.
00
147
70
40
-
17
00 1
Z j
I ndiii
.Tclloi-soii
luniata
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Ly coining
M'Kean
Mercer
Milllin
Monroo
Montg'ory
Montour
Xorth'm'ii
N'rthum'd
Per rv
PhihVPa
Piko
Potter
Schuylkill
SutlKTSC t
Snyder
Suiiivin
Smiiuc'na
Tioga,
Union
Venango
Warren
Wushing'n
Way no
Wcittn'nd
Wyoming
York
o2
4 II I
2
J03 I
r I
J- I
01
o
40
30
000
4
171
72
38
7,131
13.1
10
5
1
0
'.)
0
(5
01
'lotal I 1,8, H,J 208,030110,077 12000
Lin join over Loading ticket, 80,150
Lincoln over all opposition, 50,073
Total vote of tho .State, 475,587.
A Sao Mistake. Wo learn from the
Tyrone .Star, that Col. A. 1. Owens, of
tbo City Hotel, killed threo largo fat Tur
keys on Wednesday, tho 21st of Xovem
ber, being under the impression that the
next. day the 22d, would bo Thanks
giving. We nro well aware Uml our host of the
"Mansion JIouso" has committed 110 mis
tako of this kind, as tho Thanksgiving
Turkeys nro running around loose yet.
Wo hope, however, the Col will make a
mistake of this kind, too, about Christ
inas or Xe.v Years, if not sooner.
The Tic; for which a premium . was
awatded at our lato 1'nir, was slaughtered
by Judgo Mooro on ,1onday, nnd when
diessed weighed 303 pounds and measured
0 feet and 0 inches in length, and was but
15 months old. To care nnd tho "half
bushel" belongs the praise in this instance.,
as th breed was, of but common stock.
It was worth at least $30 in our Mar
ket. 31 tin Sbbtrfiscmcnts.
A
XEW
Dec. 5,
ene horso SLEIilH for salo by
JSC0. REED, WEAVER f Co.
Slit AV lII'.Il' l'.K.--Cai1io to the residence
of lho suli8Cribor, in Iiurnkido township,
about tho first of JVno lust, a 11LACK HEIFER
about 15 months old. Tho owner is requested
to come forwnrd prove property, pay charges and
tuko her awar, or ah will sold according to
law. ' JOHN KINO, Jr.
Decenihrr 5, ISfiO. 3 tin es.
rjWARE AM) COPPER-
WAWK An extensive nnd well-seiccted
. nsiortmcnt.
C O A L
AND COOk' ST O VEX,
.Stove-ripe, Collars, and Blacking,
CO AL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMBS,
Ment Cutters and .Sausage Stuffers. Corn
Shellcrs, Corn Oiiiu'ers, Ciller Mills,
Oar-l!ings, tjuoits, Blows nnd
Harrows, a variety of
.GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, D0OH-LOCKS,
Hinges, Screvs,TNTail, and other articles
used for building purposes, Ac.
Kept cofislniitlv on btmd and for csla by
'JOSLTH L. Cl'BBY,
dec4 - . -1, ' i Lumber City.
ISTI'.K'S SOTIt I '-Notice, is horo
civen that the following neeounts have
filed of record in this ollic for the inspection of
t.u:. lAirntmis. creditors. and all others in anv
other wv Interested, nnd will hi presented to
' .""yOn""""'' of C:lc;,':'',c'dl.COU:',-1l.' lf
' i.a hfl 1 11 ii-n 1. mil iioiipe. u 101' uiiiviiii ui
Clearfield, rimnncpving on the 2nd Monday of
January, 1801, for conlirmation anil allow
mice.
The final account of John Mncmariiis, Admin -
istnitor of all and singular the go oils, chattels,
Tho partial account ol nranson i'hvis, niinio -
istnitor of the estate of Thomas C. Davis, lato of
Il......l. f I ...1.A fs . Jn.At,..t.
1 tho Uorough of Lumber Citv, deceased.
't 1 ..i.itfa wnit
, -. , JAMES WRKILEY,
n.iei.mber Mh. 1800. Register,
yi-esh slock of grocwries rf'vry kind jus
2,011 2,724 80
0,725 10,725 52,'J
' ' 2,10f 3,355 ' "
1.021 . 2,824 4
2,224 I 2.50& . U
. 8,840 C.70y 420
1,275 3,050 : 23;t
, 2.188 , 7,001 0
" 5,172 f,,413 487
2,332 1 3,010 13
1.043 2,277 110
1.301 1,758 350
2,423 3,021 20
5,008 ' 7,771 '. 03
2,078 ,820
1,830 . 1,702
' 1,244 1,730 72
2,300 1,873- 80
2.001 5,770 02
3,183 3,503 20
2.302 4,531 -105
1,500. 3,081 152
523 407 ' '
2.531 6,100 17
3.30M 3,454 21
. 2,515 4,151 022
011 788 1
47 107
2,005 1,014 20
1.022 3,1180 55
1.347 3.0101
1,133 1,7031
1,117 1,404,;,
5,135 13.35;, j-,..;,
7SS ",0T7 10
" 1.017 ' 3,008 ' 10
1,004 4,170 145
0,803 7,300
2,402 3,404 137
501 1,077
2,5 40 ;855 2
1,1 SO 1,701 83
1,202 811 201
5,500 5,820 500
7H0 1,0(3 311
4,507 3,830 115
2.300 2,422 ;i7
1.743 2,371 8
21,010 30,223 0,274
831 3S1
521 . 1510
4.00S 7,:,0S .122
1,175 3,218 1
010 1,078 01!
407 420
2,51 4.170 2
1,277 4.754 11
STtj 1,824 28
1,032 2,06." 0
1,087 2,281 4
3,075 4,724 f
2,018 2,s.".7l
4,700 4,887 13
1,237 1,280 3
5.407 5,128 5C2
A
received nt RLKI', WEAVER. A CO s .
' AJEATII 1' ROM A JinOliF.Jf J1F.ART. A flnv.
t,vo fc' Mr. troorgo B.' Winnnsonoof
the llre tolcerar'1 operators in Psew Y oi k,
died, after a short illness, at his house in
1 roy street. Upon the fact beiDg connnu
nicated to his mother, Mrs. Mary Winans,
hcusekeeper for Mayor Wood, sho full
down, and expired almost irtstantly.
Philadelphia Markets.
XIosdav, Doo., 3, 18C0. The riourmarliot.to-
AllV. im MtMfiilv. Lut .lull Alltl l.nrrnld fliiliArtiTIA
, extra ooaimon sold at $4 for export. Salsa '.'
tho trade at Iruiu $5 to $5,50 for luperAua. aad
.extra, and $6,75 to $0,50 for funry and extra.
I i'lour and Corn Meal Tho prices are
i nominal at $.1,87 for Hyo, and $:i,25 for Alonl.
WHUAT Tbo murkot is firm, but not active ;
I saloi of 3500 luslielnat 1,2(!.1,2j fur good to
priwo southern liod ; wtiit 1,2;(,g l,3.t.
HYE Siunll sulci of Pennsylvania at 75(a.7fic
CORN Arriving and celling mor freely;
4000 bushels sold at 05MS!IJc. fur prim old Yel
low, nnd 70c, for prime White, 5S(a,00o. fur new.
Unts linn : small sales Delawnro at !U ounls,
nnd Pennsylvania 81 cents. About 3500 bushels
BEElij
Clover Seed is dull to-day, SOO bush- j
els sold at Sri.TSlll.S K7
in Timothy and flax-;
so. a n sales.
Uroceries and Provisions nro very dull.
Clearfield Markets.
wnoLKSAt.B aiid iiRTAii. pnirES rrnncxT.
Corrected weekly by C. Kratzkr 4 Soxs,
Wholesale nnd lletnil lJcalors in Groceries. P10-
1 visions, nnd General Dry Goods.
Huckwhcat 13 I'll,
Hye .
75
1.00
iOt
ai
t-oru vcarD.j- - , ,
Clovsr iced, per. Lush.
Ml .
.ilour, Sun. fine, "tt h'll
" Extra
" " l'aui. '
Drlod Apples, V
liutier, " . . ,
E'-'R5 f lloz-
licnns ( liu
Suit if Sack
10
IS
12
1,5(1
3,00
Hops r Ih.
25
Hags "
lincon, hams nnd sides,
Wheat per. bush.
02
000
1 60
L'
1ST OI-'JCKOUS, for January Term, 1801,
commencing on 2d .Monday, the 14th day.
CHUM) Jiuoiis.
Poll David Doll.
Ilrndl'ord Em. Urahuiu, J. S. Shirey, I. Dur
gr. Ilrnd.v 0. JI. Thompson,
llunisidc J tli 11 Meivco.
Chest Robert Met'ully, John McCorj.
Clearfield borough -.obn liuolieh,
Covingtoi: Lawrence Flood, John Fontcnoy.
Huston Philip llcvener, Samuel Conway.
Karlhaus James Wiggins,
Knox Hubert Patterson.
Lawrence Henry (luelich, AV. W, Irwin.
Morris Edward Perks. Robert Diiugherty.
Pcnn Thos. Wain, And. Moore, Jos. Nichol
son. Woodward Christian Ski ff.
Union Levi Dressier.
Tn.WF.rcsK jmons.
I Beccnna 1. luckctts, Jesse Wilson, John
Iie.:r.
!ell-.r!bcrt Mehaffer.
Doggs I). Adam.', Jr., Thos. Peers, Oeo.
lumer.
Prndforil Samuel A. CuMwoll.
llrudy Alexander Shea. T. J. Hnyer, Jeremi
ah Kriuer, C. Lut., Jacob ShafToi-, .fesso Lines.
liurnside Ebea .Mc.Musters, llorfics Patehin
Aaron Patchin, lleiijnmln Yingling.
Chest Samuel Mcl'iven.
Cioai field James L. Morgan, Win. Jlade
kach. Curwcnsville Jacob Cole.
Defatur--Johp Livings tin.
tliiiird Zenns Leonard, Abraham Humphrey,
(ioshen John F. Rote,
tlriiham II. F. Akely, Ah. Hoover, Isaac Ky
ler. 4 11 el! vli Conrad fl Inter.
Jordan James Pa'tersoji, James 0. Williams.
Knrthaus Henry Hunter.
Lawrence Jnmc Forest. James Lytic. James
Irwin, Sr., Martin Kline, Wilson Hoover, Rob
ert Wriglcy, William J . Hemphill, -Moses Ful
ton. Morris Jonatlnn Einigh, Joseph Denning,
William lievinney.
Pike Henry i I i to. R. R. Curry, Moses Wise.
Union John Hruhakor.
VDMl MSTK ATOH'S WITH. 1 :.I-cttors
of Administnition having been grunted to
ihe unr'ersigncd, this day, upon the csluto of
J OS 1- I'll LA (iLE, deceased, lute of Lawrence
township, Clcnrucld coiinly. all poisons iudebUid
to said estntu uro requested to uiuko iniiiicdinte
payment, nnd those having elaiirs ngainst
the fiiino will pieseiit them july nuthentiealud
f r settlement. JOHN ADAMS,
nov28-tit Adininistrnlor.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WplhliKAS, Hon. SAMliEL LINN, Esq.,
y President Judgo of tho Court of Common
Pleas of the tncnly-lifth Judicial District, com
lmsed of the counties of Clcnrliebl, Centre and
I Clinton nnd the Hon. Win. L. Moore nnd Hon.
I llen.inniin Donsil, Associate Judges of Clearfield
j county i have issued their precept, to mo direet-
ed, for the holding of a Court of Common Picas,
Urplisn s Court. Lourtut limner sess ona. ourl
of Oyer nnd Terminor, nnd Court of (iencriil Jail
Delivery, ot CI ear Hold, iu and for the county of
Clearliold, on tho
wmif" Montlny (13 (A thy) nf -Ltnura; 'ri,
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Juttices of tho Peace, slid Constables,
in aud for said county of Clearfield, to appear in
their propef persons, with their Rolls, Records,
Inquisitions. Examinations and othor Reinom
hrauces, to do thiwo thing which to their officers,
and in their behalf, pertain to bo done, and Ju
rors bo then and thore attending, and nut to de-
I pnrt without lenve, at their peril.
I (1IYEN under my hand nt I'lrnrfiold, this Ilth
J day of Oct., in tho year of our Lord, ono thou
sand eiL-lit tinndrea una si.xiv.
F. 0. MILLER, Sheriff.
Nov. 2P, IsflO.
UISII'.MIH'.H. Strumous or Scrofulous nf t
. feci ions are tho curse, lho blightol mankind,
'lhoy nro vile and filthy, as well as fatal. They
ariso from impurity and contnminntiTns of tho
blood, and are to bo seen nil around us every
where . Thousands dsily ro rumignoj to tho
grnre frmn tbo direful cliects of this disease. Rut
whv tr-fla nnv longer, when tho remedy is nt
handf lr, LIN Ucr.1 o ni.uun ewno ucu,
A..iH ,.n..ni,.al nrfiiiirntniti new noturo tiio itcd -
. : . . ., .. ... . r. .... . ...'..I 11,
T::7."T..li .nti.iiv.n.1 ,r.i. ui,,...
pie, .nut uoi-s us ..... -
..ln. 11,1. i.min .niiortioiiillv. whilo
" Foul corruption milling all within.
Infeotiunseen
Rut inirgos the entiro system nl tit impure Mat
.... ..,.. ....
ter. invigornles tho body, anil leaves ino Aiuieicii
in tho er.ioyinent of gooil health. To convince
the skeptical or its Iicaltl.y el ects, try mu
bottle, and be convinced. Sold by nl Druggists
in 1111s p'aec.auu ueaiei s iiiroo-i.o... "'"""";'otil, house, are otloreU. Any parson, in any part,
nov-'l lul
: S P,.ol Direeloisof PJKK UOWNbllU' wish
. ... .......1.. n..,n.,i.nt Tum-tinrd. for n lerm of
ti,ro months. Lihcml wnges will bo given.
Apply to Ell Illoom, President, or to D. C. Dale.
u..nr.i.r m iiia Knnrii iit nrnor 11 inn ii'juiu.
,10Vj D. C DALE, fcorotnry.
-sMI.l f 'DAI, ! 1
Tho subscriber desires to
(1 inform the public, that he keeps constantly
1 hand, nt hU bank rer.r Clearfield. lnrg
1 novll-tt u.iiiii.s nivuvw
novl-tf
1ijtti-:r riuiTTr.it ::
A large quantity
I) of FIRKIN DUTTtK,
v- f 1 n WTV
. . i.ii-.
store of
nov21
A
largo lot
Store of
- ..n. .KT.
a.f 1 . n. a lor n.iit.. hi. 1 . 1,1
MER KILL 4 MOLE
:r, I
"rljSTlfK Til Till.'. or"TII 1 vpur
l HOOK, ana an destined to create n tenia-'
lion. Jnst rabfiSLeOi I . j f ,
THE SUNNY SOL'TII; on tub SOtTIlERNEIt !
', ' t AT IIOMK.' . , i j - ',i , j
Emliracing FivoYe'nrss Kxperlence of a Nohfiern'
(lovernesf , in the bind of Su?nr. Kiea. Tubai-en. '
nnd Cotton. Edited by ,
rr.01 J. II. TNfirtAHJV nu vtcoiccipm
ir... .. ,7V , . . ' ! "1
j......v....j, OO..DU in one voiumo,42 mo Mtt x
.1'SC. Ineo ?1 , ,r .
i.iurnni nri trnm thr frm thrmmhmit Ihe
- ' ' eowiirru. v J
j ', The Sonsv Eot-nt. 'Tliiabfok iieoinKiiedof
a series of lflters, written in nn Intcrestini; stylo'
' of a narrat've, embodying tho most roinniiUo
iviiiuivB v, -won iiiv 011 uinprent kniiis 01 iiinn-.
...:.... n. 1
tatious. We enn bear toatiinony, frmn our own
personal observation of similar scenes in the
South, to their truthfulnoss ns hero dfpicted.
They are portrayed in a vivid, interesting slylo
and we would liko to see tho book in the bands
of thousands of deceived people, who hat no
personal knowledge either of Southerners or
Southern life except what thoy hnv Ruined from
pnrtisnn jouiunls, or those who jn tent ioually have
written to deceive."- JirpMie; Hf,ih, A Y. "
Ths Smxr Soi'Tii, "This voluu e is in the
form of letters. They give, so far as we can ,
Juuf-" ii-iuiu ui nmnirri me, anaoro:cni, me i.-no iicnts aioresiiin. Willi mo nppurte-1
I pcuuuu wui'uui prvjuuica. inoy prcseni accnus,
iuilf different from nn "Uncle 'om's Cabin," the
picture! presetted hero nr mute graphic, and we i
think tho poriralts painti il arc very nvarly ualu- Hagey, nnothor of the faid parts to Saiiim l Ha-
nil colors." L'Mtun JJuili litt. j gej , nnothor of tho suid pnrts to Nichola Jiagoy,
This Sl.nxv South. "We have rarely peeped aud the other of the snid parts to Uwis Snyder
within the covers of a moro appetizing Tuluuie.jand (leorgo Snyder, jr., to hold them in sevor-
Although not intended ns nn answer Ui tho fuul ally, you cause to bo assigned and delivered, so
ifntrn'hj in the I'nele Tom lrah of the last ten 1 that neither the (aid Adam llagey nor the said
years, it iiM'frtuwVM docs uniuorcifully hurl back
I in 1),,.;- nil 1!. of such a nature, aiid we
'are i.bnl to liolii.rn iIiAl i'.'s L'ouli will bo read in
00 thousands of Northern homos. Tlie Eoutha'so
0,00 , should tnkc it bciiignnutlv, for, indopcndan.'ly of
7;00 il truthfulness nnd integrity, it is 0110 of the livo
0,110 lust nnd most entertaining books ot the year."
7 50 j 7i'"cs, (irrf1tburo't A. (-'.
Thk St asv SoiTH, "The entornnsing ruh-
Iislier, U. U. hvuns, Plnlniklphia, ol
notoriety, is weekly Issuing uew works
est, and spreading tliein over the country, and his
system ol transacting business may uo looked I
upf n n nn institution, fur diffusing knowledge
uticqiiullcd by any in the country. Ve commuud
this book to all." 7'aiVi .Veirt. .
Tub Ri xnv Sorm. "This Is ncnptivntlr.g vol
ume, strongly illu.-trativo of Southern life Tho
heart of the aiilhore.-s is with her theme, nnd ihe
carries tho interest of tho render along with her.
as she, in her amusing oiThnnd style, delinentel
the peeulinrili;s.of a Southern horse," Prm.
Tin: SixnT F.oitii. "Whatever benn the name
of Professor Ingrnliam is sure to involve tho elo-
ments of striking effect and a wido jiipnlar cur-
rency ; nnu mis isjust tno case iran 1 nt runny
South, or the Southerner nt Home," which
pen rs from the press of 0. 1. Evans, under the
j editorship of the gallant Professor, It is vivid !
in stylo, Koeniy oiiscrvnnt, interest mg 111 piet, ana
in purpose und iiiaimer it evidently tpiings from
a warm heart, and will bo ai vai inly welcomed
by a host of readers.'
-ycAic )nr.vr.
(Jood Rooks !
('Imico Rooks ! !
Now nnd Illus-
trilled Editions.
THE THRONE OF IHY1I):
From tho Consecration of the Shepherd of Lolli
lehem to tho llehellion of Princo Absalom, lleing
an illustration of the Splendor, Power, and Do
minion of tin Reign of tho Shepherd King, in a
series uf Letters, wherein tho maguiticenco of
Judca is shown to tho reader, as if by 1111 eye
witness.
By the Rcr. J. If. INURAHAM, h. L. D.
Ono vol., 12 mo , cloth, U0.I pages. Prico $1 25.
"This is tho thi.'d Volume nnd completion of a
series of works by the sumo author, on tho his
tory of tho Iuaelitish Monarchy. Tho origin,
under Moses, was treated of in the 'Pillar of
Fire,' and in its great glory uudcr David is
treated of In this work, (Tin Throno of David.)
I whilo tho decline of Hebrew power und tho npen
1 1 of the new dispensation meet their delinea-
;;.? in tae I'rtnoeoi 1110 iiouso 01 uavm. ineso
wi.'S arc historionlly valuable, as handbooks of
inl'orti.iOon relative to tho scenery, geography
and msn'CTS of tho Holy Land. The style is in
teresting nt.P Pworful, and tho work leads us to
the cuutempld. '"" n'"' study of the sublime lan
guage of the llibi'C mJ 0ie great doctrines it con
11011, without bcitiK- !",h books too mdinuri
ly are, either mandlii., tnpid, dogmatic, or con
ceited." i'mroa Daili
THE PILLAR OF FIRE; on ISRAEL IN
HON DAUB. -r.y
tho Rev. J. II. IsiniAii.or. author of tho
"Prince of tho llouso of Dnid." ;
i One vol., 12 mo., rluth, tiuO pages. Pruo l
"This volume is designed to sketch the Kel O'aio
history during the hondago 111 r.gypt, tho l'ropli
Moses being tho centrnl figure, nnd Is n free fl.ad
striking history of the period, in which the writor
gather, first from the Riblo and then from pro-
fano history a vnst muss of Material, which, by f "
his genius, is thrown into a (aneiful nnrrntlvo of'
the most attractive chnrnoter which carries the
render along without diininntion of Interest.'
I'hilatldjiliiit Kiin'mj Jltilltliii.
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID:
on
TURKU YEARS IN THE HOLY CITY.
In a serios of Inters relating, ns if by nn eye wit
ness, nl tho scenes nnd incidents in
THE LIFE OF JI'.SUsJ OF NAZAltKTIf,
From his RaptiMii iu Jordan to hi Crucifixion on
Calvary.
lly the Rov. J. II. IxcuaiiaV, Rector of Christ
vhurch, an 1 of St. Thomas' Hall, Holly
Spring", Mississippi.
Ono Vol., 12 mo., cloth, 472 pages. Price ?1 .T
"In this work tho nntbor bus succeeded in the
bold and daring tisk of presenting the great lead-1 fln Auditor uppoiiitod by tlie Ui .'dians' Court to
ing historieul .arts of Scripture in connexion with 1 ,i.stril),e ,ie proceeds of the Shlo 'f the csluto
secular history, so ns to prcent tho ilenr nnd 1 of abor( j,.,.,,,icnt, nnmiig tho Iwful elaim-lil'e-liko
picture of tlioso even's ns they might he ;,,, n,reof, will hold an audit pi make mid
supposed to appear to the cnsunl observer. Tho ,r,trihntiiin, at the ofllco of LaiT.iar Tcs, in
descriptions of rights nnd ceremonials arc spirit .. i,r,.,.h f u,.nrlicld. on FLlDAi". to lh
ed and conipreliensivo. 1 ue nyio is niguiy una-
ginntive nnd nttraclivc, and wo predict tliat tins
Tolumo win lie ns popuinr u ioe 1 ngrnn s i m-
gross. l-iohyttrmii ami tinnom.r,
Copies of either of th above Uooks, w itli a
1 .,., liift. worth from 5(1 cents to Iflll. will
bo sent to nny person in the United Slates, upon
receipt nf fl 25. nnd 11 cents to pnvpitmre. bv
,ddi-.-siiii.'tho publisher, tleo.O. Evans, I'liiln-
de'nl ii
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yon havo tho advantage of REOICIV 1 Xl A
HANHSOMH l'RKSKNT, worth from 40 cents
to $100 with eorh hook.
1 ...-..... ........ .
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l'pn''- ' . . . ..
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lho lolntl price, together Willi the ninonnt re -
quired lor poslnge, nnd ono trial wiil nssiiro yon
inni il
Hint tlio best place in til nuunujr TO piirelinso
, ,,uo)(f -w n (ho Ulft Look i;atuhlihim-nl ol v.iF..'.
1 EVANS, '
I ' 1
I t.rA(itXls WANTED To whom greater:
iu(llcemf,,llls Puch nm,t be equalled by any!
I nf the counlrv. can b an arant, f imldv bv form -
nig a emu, souoiug a un 01 ookj, iuuu reuiiuing
mount ol moiioy tor tbo lame
ir-Jfl-Send fer a ratalngne, whirh contains all
lho desired information relative to agencies rtd
the forinntinn of flubs :' and to itlsuro prompt nnd
honorable drhlings, address all ordbrs to the head
Hearten of OEO. tl. EVANS. Proprietor of tho
oldest and largest Gift Book Establishment in
the World. Permanently located at 43t Chestnut
i Street, Philadelphia,
evZ8-4t
fp( m;,I)EtW.!sKALED PROPOSALS
fo, th0 huilding of a SCHOOL HOUSE on
the land of Mile. R?ed,in Lawrence township.
ill be received until Saturday, the 8th day of
uce.mi.ci-nc.h. i.u u,.i... . ...
Specifications can be seen by calling upon Josiah
. . . flh iiiuira. -
II'Ol in I'.O. 'IHII ll.luo, " .......v. ...... ... ..
MA.RTIS N L'l Oift.Jr. '
...........
nov21-3t
Secrciary: (
i-KAiti icu) roux rv, tw.
J "
JTr?.hr I"e"''" .,h0
tfherifi" of rieurlield rnnnl. i ' . r.nKMTfxn-
WHEREAS Samuel Haey, Nioholas Magoy, !
Lewis Snyder, and Coore Hnydor, jr., were
'"inmoned to appear in the Court of Common I
l'lea of said eounlv, before the Judirea of tho
id Court, at Clearfield, on the fourth Monday
" oepleisi.er, A. I). 1H5'.! , to. nnawcr Adum
'"f?! of a plea wherefore:, whereas Adam
llaey and fnl,l p.imuel llayey, Nieh.dn 11a-.:
?(.y Dforpe Hnyder, jr nnd 1-evi Snyder, to-!
Kcll.cr and llildivided do linlrl the lul ouine
real estate, to wit s a certain tract of land tiuialo '
in ClieKt township, C'lenrlield eounty, Pa., in!
name of Henry llmttles, oontnininR four hundred
aerea nnd nlfownneo, adjoining lands ef Danlol
T
i imni, ..ici nerran, ..lues, ano outers I ,1 . . 1 1
i:.... . . .. ..A 1 1 vrrr n ccnut v ct T . rmili'-mnMrt
and it wa.1 in such manner procooded in our 1
Saul
court, that partitions should be mad betwoeni
j the parties al'oref ald of tli uiessauget and tcne-i
nients. e., aforesaid, with tho appurtenances: ,
! Therefore, we command you, that, taking with ,
'you twelve honext nnd lawful tnon of your baili-,
' wick, by whom the truth of tlx matter may be j
( better know n in jour jiroper persons, you go to
,the tenenienli aforesaid, w.th the appurtenances,
, imil there, by their oaths and ullirmations, in the
presence of tho parties aforesaid, bv vou to be i
warned, if upon being warned they will be pros- j
nances, (navinres rt to toe true vnluo tlioreol.) .
into four equal purls you cause to bo parted and
divided und one of tho soidi a.ru to Adam
Samuel llngev, Nicholas Hagev, and bewi
bnyaer anil Ueorge riiiyuer,jr.,navo moro ot llio
teiicinunts aforeHnU, with the appurtenanoes,
than pertnlneih to ttiem sevorally to have, bo
thut the said Ad:im llagey his part. Mid the said
,.?iuwcl HiH'cy his imrt, nnd the said Nicholas
llSgCV In." nsrt; and (lie snid Lewis Snyder 1111 1
Ocorge Pnyn'i r, jr, 'heir pin t of tho teneuienls
nlore-iiiil, with the ripiiur'.-uiiunT, rBsieuuvi y
Hilt Rook 1 happenir.g sovcrnlly, may lij'propr.'nt to them
s of inter- solves. Put if this' imiuVst by Vou to be sum
mened, as aforesaid, to make partition s Atorp-
aaid, shall be rf opinion that tho lands and tenc-
inerts nforesnld rnnnot be so pirted and divided
nnd without prejiidieo to or spoiling tho whole, i
then wo command you that you cause the snid'
Inquest to tnnko a just valuation and appraise-
incut oT the lands nnd tenement.!, upon their oaths j
and affirmations aforesaid, due notice having;.
boon first eiven to tho several Parties coneernod 1
or Interested to appsnr. if they shall think fit, at
tho time nnd plnee of boiling such inquisition.'
and that the pari i lion, or valuation and appr dsc-'
niciit, wl-.ieh yon shall so make, you distinctly
and openly have, under your hand and seal, and i
turner 1 110 nanus ana seals or inosu uy waom ino
np-,faino shall he made, hefoie tho Judges of tho
sr.id Court of Common Pleas, in and for tho
County of CkarCcld, at Clearfield, there to bo
hold 011 the second ,Mennny n January ncxr. tnat
.such further proceedings iry bo had V the law
iuttU-o ni.ticrlnin : and havo voa thon utvl
llicro this writ.
Witness. Hit honorable Snu.uel Linn, Esq., Tr
.I...I T...1. r ...... : 1 . .... ... IM 11. .1.1 I
ft c 1 iiiiil iiiio.m ii urn fain v 'ui 1. 111 it .1 1 11 e 1 I ,
1 1 this lir.-.l da v of Nov einlicr. In the vear of
our Iuid 0110 thorn
and eight hundred and sisty
J. IS LA KM WALTERS,
Deputy I roth mntary.
Notice Is Itcrebj given to the nb've pnrties,
that, by virtue of the above mentioned writ cf
partition, an inquest will be held nnd taken upon
tho promises thorein described, on the 27th day
of DECF.MliF.R, A. I). 1 SCO. nt 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon, for tho purpoao of making partition nt
valuation and appraisement of tlie sail rral
estate, ns in the mid writ provided: nt which
time and place said parties can ntfend, If they
think proper. i. ti. .MILI.IJll, Stierill.
fihcrifl s OXee. Nov. 15, 1SC0.
nov.'! -tit
advertiser,
T
M t'Ot'MI'TIVns!.
The
having l i'cn restored to henlth in a few
weeks bv a vcrV sample remedy, lifter having suf
fered for several years with n severo lungnllec.i
lion, and that dred di'.'cnse C. ns iinpllon.is mix- j
ions to iniiko known to his foil w sull'iTers thoi
means of cure.
1 To all w ho desire It, he will send a copy of lho
prescription u.-ed, (I'reo of Cuarge.) with tlie di
I rcctious for preparing nnd lisitt' the snr.e, which
, they will find n suio core for Consumption..
'a.iI 1 I.li;u ln TI... ....1,. . l.toel ,.f ll,n '
ndvurtiser in sending the presi-riptin is L bene
fit the iifilicted, nnd spread Informntinn which hoi
eoticiives to bo invaluable. a'.:d ho hopes even'1
sufferer will try his remedy ns it will cost them 1
nothing, and limy prove a hles -itig,
PerMius wishing tbo proscription will please
nddrcss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nov7-ly A'illininsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
- - -
V 1 . 1. " ..V 1 . ' .." if."
1 . . i.. .i. r e.......:... l m..i...h.. il.:u .
',,,, u-,,,,1 Tho Looksof
?XoV firm
fl , .
" . . .... ..
h.'fleT for settlomont.
JOHN M. Cl'MMINtlS,
ROHERT MA11A1FEY.
JfcV Washington, Nov. 5, 1850.
Hooks of the firm of Cnminiiigs t
Mahuffcy
nvo lieen placeit in tno hnnds o
: ll l! Hull
Fea'h, l.sq.. ot .ew n nshlngton, mr'
1 settleineiiL A" Persons Having neeounts m sunt
I books nre v sine. dl.v requested io call ntoncoBnd
ettlo tho aine. A fiulure Jo fniniily with this
request will incur Co s".
.mvJMl i' QRliRT MAIIAFVFV.
4 1 DlTOIfS )'fl.i"' In 'ho Orphan
Court of rieurlield cv'iily, in tho matter of
il... ...liilo ol'.lil IN S. C b A 1 . (leeeliscil.
n,.ii ;. l,r,d.v riven, tin. t lho umli-r.-itiicd
(iy nf jjrXE.MIiEll
lie xl, at 10 o'ulocli.. 0.
, wn(1Jl nni, wlere persons interested may lit-
jcnj tf t,
l.,n,l .r llinv ion fii-huef.
novll-U JAS, II. LAPRIMER. Audjlor.
- . 7
A 1M Si I VI' H A Utlll s I M 1.. Lettsrs
I J of Administration bar ni boon th s day
1 granted the undersigns I H the estate of
' E. I. KINO, Inle of I.a rcm e township. ( b ar
:teld comity, ib-cetised, nil persons indebted to
tfiiid estate nro rciptesteil t) nnKe immedinle-
payuienf. nnd those bavin" claiios s.miiist, t1.
tamo sill present them duly nnili-nticnted f.,,
settlement. AARON C. T A J E. A dm r.
Njvcmer7,Jsr.rt. '.,-OV.,',.'.!t,' . ,
" aiiTsi . - ,'
I IS Si8 ( JiSEIS t II I II fi'.
I JAMES CKO-SSLY carries 011 Lbiot.-iniCiiiii:
j (I,) ,nr,,,, f Lumber litv, whore h vV i 1 1
Lumber eitv.
,.....l . ........ .,11 nil .w.rll Alilrn.tA.I 1.1. ... 1
execute it ma
iii.iiii.i.-. ii.'iii,.' , 1
1 ,- .
11 1 is,,t
n'i ki'"v
,
7iM AISi C'AKPLTS,
JU ..iniiiiiiiciureu aim lur sa.e ny
Al. I'lI'Ml . t o., .
Leibrinan A, M.-Duwill's Riiilding.
N. E. cot nor Second a-.d Unco streets.
TiVEn'ranc ,. on Race Sticet. Philadelphia.
y'X;iii'od Wiir;.ir:!jJ. ort"1 lm '
-
' A 1! I'll
AX- COINT S 11,1. Ry virtue
older of tho Orphan's court of Clear.
vy vi an
' Ileld
county, tliM-o. will be cxpuseil to piibhc
file, in the village cf New NI .11 1 .ort. on PATCH
DAY. tholil'n DAY 01" JiLcEMHER, ISCO.
at 1 o'uloik P. M., the following tad estvt-'tn
wit: Ail that certain LUX (iF ti K f ' ti N iJ, sisu
ato in FKlt.iUsON township, Clcarleld entity.
Pa., beginning at tho corner of the Lutheran
Orava Yard lot : thonr by Idiid of Sophist Stroap
1 8 perches to a post : thunce by land of John-' fl.
Williams 9 perches to a post ; tbenee by land of
Pnmuol R Ichnrds 18 perches to A pot. cornet el
said Oravo Yard lot: thence hy same to bc,,n
ning; oontnLning ONE AcrtE; he'ng the promi
ses bought by Niiouel Mronp from J. r. Al illianit,
havine TWO STORY Hol'SEtli
thereon ereeiefl,
,, ,uf o Bnm-jol Ptroup. 1
leeonscd.
Tarns cash. tiEOiiUE ERH.AHK.
aov2l ti Adm'r of S. Stroiip d-c'J."""
IT
1cda
Vy Sc
pt.l'.l,-!o0. . , J R.W . A CO".-,
THRESH ARRIVAL OF
-T N lu V Cr () O 1) S !
AT THE CHEAP CASH STOKE.
I am just receiving and opening a largo and1
well selected assortment of .
I'ALti AND WINTER GOODS
ot almost, every description,
kk tm n. tia jv r.
W . JJiii w w 4i 1J v! ii 6
A beautiful asi-ortinont of Prints, and Press;.
goods, of tho' newest nnd latest stylos. Alio a
great variety of'useful notions. ' -.,..
i lUJgu ujouhiuviiij iiviuij-iniiuu
C L 0 THING,
HonnoU, Shawl", 1 . . .
Hats and Caps,
lioots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qieenswaro,
Dinj;gn and Modioinos,,
Oil nnd Paints,
Carpel, A Oil Cloths, ..
i'ish, Sncon mid Flour,
G 11 OCEIII ES,
uf til 0 bett ipiality, ull of which will bo sold a
the lowest rash or rend v nay prices.
My old friends nnd the public generally, lire
respcctl'iillv invited to call.
Clcnrliebl, Oct. :;l. l.siin. WM, F, IRtYIX.
,7t-N. II. All kinds of 1, tA IS and approvod
CUl'XTJt Y I'UUIjI'VK taluu jn cxcluingo for
liuods.
USSELLMc MURRAY
Respectfully invites the attintlon of his old cus
tomers, and others, to bis stock of
T A L L A X 1 W I X T !: II (i O ( p s .
Which he offer
vnnr low for cash:
II.. nl.-o cuiifmucs to J.jul in LUMfiER. of all
kinds, in any way to suit his customer?,
Tho highest market prices will he paid for al.
kinds of (iUAfN.
jr- (' A L L A X P S K F. ! Tm
Xew Washington, Nov. 1, lfjfii). nov" Ou
YIIOXE CITY IIOTEE.
Col. A. 1 OWEN'S, I'norRiKTon,
Respectfully .innour.cc3 to the travelling public,.
that he has now taken rhnrgo of this largo am?
w ell known hoiis'e, nnd w ill cundiiet it in such 11
n 11 r.m, ,ir e v i', l,.it fotnlorl no,l lull
... .. ..... ............... . H.. . .....
snti.-l'ai tioa to all who may favor him with a
' en 1 1.
nov7-ly
IT
yv. ci.r..Krii:i.i) acadi.my, win
he opened for th reception of pupils.
( initios and feumlos) on Monday, Aug. 20th, 1S0O,
Ti r.iiH per session id' eleven Welts
Orihography, Rending, Writing, I'riimry
Ariibuietie and 6'sogrnphy, $2.50'
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, (icog.
rnph.v and History. fll.Otr
Alcebrn. Oeomelry, Natural Philosophy
and lliuk Keeping $4. Oil
Latin nnd Circck lungilages. $(10lV
'i'o students desirous of acquiring a thorough
I fn. ll.l. l l.ov.li.. ,..ll... I.,
' ...o.. -i j
1 Uirinsa Ives for teachers, this Institution offors
1 desirable advantages. -
-.0 pupu reooived lor less mail nan a session,,
nnd 110 deduction made except for protinetedi
sickness.
Tuition to bo paid at tho closo of tho term.
C 11. SANJil'UKL', I'm sen-a i..
May 23, 1800.- Iy.
A. M. HILLS
DENTIST,
Properattcntlon to
. i
:ii
iTOcf'lrr'i
: x
j tno low 11 in pnipor
time will bo of great
benefit to every ono
iu point of hcaltli.
, .v'f:'i
! comfort, nnd convenience.
1 PH. Illl.l.Srnn nlwnys be found at his of-
ru'. on "w corn,'r rnt nd jMnin streets.
vUcii no notice to tho conlrnry nppcur in thit.
I",.r
1 Jl
operations In tho lino of his profession,.
tho latest and most improved.
s 1
rljlef, nnd gunrnntccd f ir 0110 year against nil
natural failures.
CiTHIKIi TIJIIW IX PIlll.AIH'.L
Jj l'I'IA I Trrnirnlnii Vri-ilemrtil nmonq th
.l,V!I .' EXCITIX'J FOOT II ACE between
; the Philndolphia l'oliro nnd tho nutorioiis For
ger and counterfeiter, Jn nos Hiirhnnan Cross ! ! !
Cross Recaptured 1 !! ! It seems te be the gener
nl opinion in Clearfield, list if Cross had worn a
puir of Frank Short's French-ciilf Roots, that hn
w ould pot be lalen yet. However, Shorty iw
not much put out at missing bis ctist in ; but
voii!d announce, to nil 'c. i inco'vc, I)-u'ihir
l.inr-Jn ,,10 tl for 1?, nnd women nnd children
iu Ooaiflcld. and Slnneiuiihoning in particular.,
that bo is prepared to furnish thorn with Hoots,
Shoes nod Uuiters of nny stylo or pattern, Mifolt
ed. sew oil or pegyed, (and as ho is a idiurt fid
low) on short nolieo.
All kinds of country produce, taken in ex
chnvge, mid cash not ri fn.-cd. lb-pairing done
in the iicutcst manner and charges londcrnt 1, al
the r-h'-rt Shoo Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed. Weaver A t'o's Store, FRANK SHORT.
K. JI, Findings for sal Sept. 2il, ltjiio.
j j amis t. l.noNAnn.
wm, A, wai.i.A' H.
;
n. A. iisss.Y
A. c. riMNr. n-
1 ? , - .
UbUlnlllll lUill L 0 It C( 110 11 VL',IU('
-
n.
LE0WARJ), FIKKEY &Co.
c l 1; a 1: i" 1 j, n,
(
u-'Mti 7 i i.h Co i 'XT'. ; 1
llll.l.S Ol.lxi ll.vo;( Ti:sAN. .A-TS !.. ol.MI.-,
'''.'.I'omw it 1 1 ;i v 1 :i .
i': ;ii.iV 'iii'.l 11, 'cci.'j jr,j 'n ,.'
I '.-i limine on the CUius. riiii(iintl
n i Land.
".-" Office cn Fecead St., nearly opposito tho
mrp.T no rsr..
J.our, Uik:
cheap co
Leans mi l t'i"ver soo-'l, nt ihe
111 comer ir l A. 1 K l.N .
Curivir.svilie, Mar M, 1SCH.
VI f. Diied Ann!-?, Pureil an I unpareil'
'eiicbes, Chetiie, Prniics knd Raisins a
lb a eoitier iftvi-a f - i,i A. 1KVIN
looking Ptovcs of various sizes t-.nd prb-rne-e
J snlo by
E. A. IK VIM
t'urwensviilc
May 10, ('.().
Oli-leton Shirts, a largo variety at re-ltrrH pri
O'Os nt lrvinseoriiurstoro. furtrunivill Jfi, lil).
VV cxeellent qti-ility nf Floar fov . sale low
tho store of , W. I' III WIN..
Clearfield, July llth, l-'flO.
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