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pv rcTeronco to another column our
reader will observe llio ndiertitemcnt of
"Township ftiul I.ocnl Ln.vs of rcnnsylva
iia." Wo ha vo thoroughly cxnmincd
"this wot It, nnd find it inch ns should bo
Sn tho hands of every Jinan, .called uon to
onre in the various tovnBhip ofliees, nnd
filso of every citizen desirous of having a
knowledge, of the local laws of our State.
Persons desirous of obtaining copies, or
becoming agents, sbould apply nt once to
It. J. Wallaoe Ksq., of this place, tho gen
eral ngent for Clonrfield county.
" Com- vs. Joii.v Cathcart. Upon tho
application of tho counsel for the Deft. (
In this case, tho Supreme Court have
wrded a writ of error, and named Thurs
day, January 10, lsCl,nstho lime, and
rhihu'.elphia the placo of hearing the ar-
gumcnt. We supiiose the counsel for the
Commonwealth nnd Ivfendtint will be in
Attendance at that time.
T)J9 most JVtcn-rul nsvlioct lirokiLlv
" ;
Ter Witnessed in OUl town, OC-CUmia at
One Of our Hotels a few nights 0j,'O.
A number ol the boarders had jVt re- j
tired to their respective rooms for the
. , . , ,, . , , ,
yell of "A Snake in Jied" was echoed
throughout (he houso. A number of per
ons rushed into tne Jinn in a nuuo state,
Aim' a desecrate rush for the room
inak
from whence the aliinn proceeded; the
clothing was immediately torn from the
bed, when lo! what a hM! the young
'man in springing into his bed hiul well
itigh demolished a htre suusojc '.
eJThj rumored resignatioiii of Chief
Justice '1'uney and Secretary Cobb so fat
prftve incorrect, neither having resigned
their position ny the latest news from
Washington.
rjKi.iTE Very Tho young man, last
Knur'lay night, who explained to a lady
the operation of Mr. Addleman's "Hy
draulic Srrp."
W"The electoral college of this Slate,
,ruet ut Ilarrisburgon Wednesday and cast
the 27 votes of this State for Lincoln nnd
.Hamlin. The Electors were nearly cap
tured by the host of oHice seekers ; each
had a paper in his pocket desirous of
obtaining the signatures of tho Electors,
lut "never" a signature was given.
! :IIon. H. D. Moore, of I'hiludelphia, is
Waving everything lo grind his axe in the
tele Treasury the next year. It is thought
Jlj.wil! succeed. He has been defeated
twice already.
'"'Ex-Senator Baldwin, of Lancaster, is rd
0 a p.rominent candidate for tha same
position, and may givo Mr. Moore a close
tili-e.
i E. If. Ranch, of Carbon county, de.-iies
fco bo rc-chvtcd Cleric of tho Assembly.
. Mr. I'avis. of Venango, and Mr. I'liUer
eor, of Juniata, desire the post of Spenker.
titch in, gentlemen; we have nothing to
ny.
"' I m roRTA n t to Tanneiis. - An IinporUnl
" lifcovery in rcg;rd lo lh practical uses
of rttroleum, or Hock Oil, now found in
such (tuantitieii, has heen mado by Mr.
John Lamb, a t. inner of Venango county.
He say Ilia! s!feo August ho has been
using the oil of several wells in Vcuango
effunty in his tannery, cs a substitute for
fish oil, nnd with most astonishing success.
During hist mon'.h he prepared one hun
dred sideB of upper leather and eight
.dozen of calf skins with tiii oil. Tliey
huvo been exhibited to practical leather
dealers from I ittsburgb ami from lioston,
and a quantity sent to tho Eastern mar
fcels, with entire satisfy clion to dealers. It
makes a cleaner and smoother finish than
the fish oil, fills up instead of opening the
pores of the leather, so as to niaKo it nl
fltost water-proof, and gives it tho finish
of tho finest calf skin. ItisuLo a supe
rior article for mixing blackening, having
tho quality of cutting tlie lamp black.
' -The smell does not lemain after tho dres
sing process is completed. The oil is used
Jn tho crude slate, costing one-third tho
Irico of fish oil.
, Krf.e Ladok ior FkekMen The Fruits
of ItErinucAXisji. With the election of
, jLincoln tho republican party havo given
practical effect to nt least ono of the car
dinal points in their creed. Not content
with having free farms, they must havo
free labor, and Ihey have at last succeed-
4 jn obtaining it, for since the flection of
, Lincoln liM SO lar exceeded tho demand,
that in this city it can be obtained at bucIi
flight remuneration as to render it al
ju2ct literally free.
It is estimated that the depreciation
throughout the country in the value of
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HOUr, WllCni COllon, uiu, will,, cuuu se-
curities, railfOud kUU bank 8t0cKS, lie-
groes, real estate and other property, sinco
the election of Lincoln, is rot less than
two hundred millions of dollars. Will
the Ksnk President and their friends
whoaigr.ed the call for tho Wall street
meeting to urge hb election tako this
fact into cousidoi alion? u Yvikpopo.
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Impoita-it Notice
Tim undersigned, lalo publisher oftho "Clear
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work incurred iluriu the three years commen
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mediately nt my ofh.-o in t)i o lioroul' "I" Clear
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nci uuntii n.i.w Or ctimml ni. J. H. LA IllUM ER.
Clearfield, December 12, ISn'O. If.
HOOK THAT EVERY FA It MRU, ME
cliunic, nnil Rusinosn Man Wutts.
Just iiil.li.-hcd,
Tin-: row nm i ii' ami j.ocal laws
(if llio Statu of Pennsylvania,
Compiled from the- Ai m of A -si nilily, ty William
T. Iluino.-, Knip, nnd piil.lishoii by JCdvtard
F. Jatms, Ffip, M'i:t (.'hcttcr, Femin,
Tliij work ciiiitnim over 400 pages of closely
printed matttr, nud will be fold by subscrip
tiuti. It teaches the duties c f Jiiftires of llio I'eace,
with form!" for the tran-aetiun of (heir business.
It teaalus the duties cf eoiu'tiihles with all tlio
necessnry fnrin, npi!taiinn;; to this office.
It contains tlio duties of tlio supervisors of v-
"y County andTownship hi the .s'tnto.
It contains the. iiimlo of procoduro lor tlio lav
ng ut nnd open inir of public ami private muds,
ol vacating nnd altering roads, the. Luildintf of
b"'t conlifino tho Common School Lnw.withex-
puliation decisions r.ud directions, tngvthur
ihitli forms for Deeds. I'oiids, Contracts. Certiti-
eates. Ac-, &c. Tliis depuitiiient of tho work
was fouipiled nt Ilarrisbure; by Mr. Samuel I .
Hates, licpuly Superintendent, nnd is alone
worth tho lirice of llin volunm tn envono inttireK-
tcl m Coinnion AVhoois.
It tcntains the duties of .Township Audil.rs
It contains the laws lclutivo lo Dogs nnd
Sheep.
It coiitains the duties of Assessors.
It cu ntains the lows in relatnio to i'troys,
Mules and .Vuioo.
It contains tho laws relative, to Fences nnd
Fcnco Viewers.
It containf tho laws relativo to gntno hunting,
Trout and l'eor.
H contains tho Ivloction Lows with nil neces
snry Forms.
It contains tho Naturalization I.nws, with nil
tho necessary Forms for Application.
It contains h larye number of Legal Forms,
which are used in tlio every day transaction of
bufin ss, such ds Acknowledgments, Affidavits,
Articles of A cements, and Contracts, l'artnjr-
hip, Apprentices, Assignments, Attestations,
llills of Eichaugi. and Promissory NoU's, Fills of j
,alo, Jion.Js, l necks. I nver.aiits, Deeds, Deposi
tions, Duo Hills and Produce Notes, Landlord and
Tenunt, Leases, Letters of Attorney, Marriago,
Mortgages, Roceiptsaud Releases. Tho work is
bound in Law thee., and will be sold to subscri
bers at $ I 25 per copy, pnynblo on delivery cf
tho work. T'ha work bus passed the revision of
mnny of tin best lawyers iu tho Statj nnd hns
rcceivci! their unqualified approbation, ns n reli
able hand book of reference upon all subjects
upon which it treats. The whole is arranged in
such n manner ns to present a plain, concise nnd
explicit sUitoiuent of tho duties uf all Township
Officers, as may be readily understood by any one.
Cleurliuld County will bo thoroughly vniiviissed
forthowork, and tho suppcrt oftho titueni is re
spectfully solicited.
IL J. WALLACE, ESJ.,
CI.KAK1IEI.D. ri.nAIIFIIil.il Cut XTY, I'ENVA.
General Agent for Clearfield County.
I . i. Good cnnvtissers are wauled in nil pnrts
of this Countv for the nbjve work, to whom a lib- '
eral compensation w 11 be given. Applications,
w hich must ho inadontnn early dale, addressed
us above, will receive prompt aUe-uti'.n.
December 12, 100. a.
rji ii ii i'iioi'1. li'si c ook uoiik,
M O ) c. U N C 1 1 O K E K Y ,
In nil its branches. Uy Miss Eliza Actox.
Caro fully Hcviiod by ,r.t. S.J. IIai.B.
It Tells Vou how to chooso nil kinds of Meats,
Poultry, nnd Game, with nil the various j
nnd most uppi o c-d uiudes of dressing'
and Odiikiii.p l',ef. nnil Purl: nn lii.i '
hist uud simplest way uf salting, fiek
lnig nnd curing t!-.c same.
It Tells Yen nil llio various and most npproved
modus of dressing, eooking. and boning
Mutton, Lamb, Veal, poultry, and
Game of nil kiuls, with tho dili'crent
Dressings, Gravies, nnd stuffings nppro
piiuto to cuiu.
It TuFs Vou how to choose, etcin, and preserve
Fish of i,l kiuds. and how to sweeten it
when tainted ; also all the vnrious nnd
inost approved model of cooking, wiih
tho dillerent Dressings, Sauces, and
Flavoring pppropriuto to each.
It Tells Yon nil the various nnd most approved
modes of preparing over fitly dillerent
kinds of .Meat, 1-ish, J-oivl, Onnie, nud
Vegetable Soi . ps, lirolhs, and Stews,
with tho Relishes Slid Seasonings ap
propriate to cncii.
It Tells You all the various and most ni l. roved
modes cf cooking eji-tubles of every I
description, also hi w to prepare Pick
les, Catsups and Cunies of all kinds,
Pottod Meats. Fi.-h, Game, Mush
rooms, if c.
It Tolls You all tie various and most approved
modes of preparing and cooking all kinds
of Plain und Funcy Pastry, Puddings,
Omelettes, Fritters, Cakes, Confection
ery, rrcsorves, Jellies, and Sweet Dish
es jf every description.
It Tells You all tho various and most approved
modes of making Hrcnd, Rusks, Mufiiins,
and U'scuit, tho best method of prepa
ring Coffee. Choeolnfe. nnd Ten. nnd I
how to mako Syrups, Cordials, and
Wines of various kinds.
It Tells You how'.o sot out an ornamental Ta
ble, luw to Carve all kinds vl Fish,
Flesh or Fowl, ami in short, how to so
simplify tho wholo Art of Cooking ns to
1rilg tjio choicest luxuries of Iho table
within cvsryba ly's reach.
Tin book contains 41$ pages, and upwards of
I-..,!-,. 1. .... ,1 p.l llnt,.na all f 1. I. I, , , I. . .
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"Rooking Stoves of various sizes and prices fox '
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7RUIT. Dried Apples, Pared and nnnarml
Peaches, Cherries, l'ruucs and Raisins a
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1'c. line. II t ooiiiinj;, Sim i iiir. nnd llio
frnnernl tnaiHij,"'tiieiil of Hie horse,
with the best modes of ndiniiii.-U rln
in. ilieine. nlso, how to trcnl Ititinc,
Kii kinp:, Hetirinp. Shying, Stumbliii);,
Crib l ilinf, Histlcssnesf, nnd otlur
vices to which be is subject ; with nu
merous explanatory engraving.
THE IIiiRSi; AND HIS DISEASES
Will Tell Vou of the enU'cs, sytnplum s, nnd
Trenlinont of Strangle', S,.ro Throat,
Distemper, Catarrh, InHiieniii, llron-
(hitis, l'miumonia, I'icuri.-y, llroken
M'iml, Chronic Couli, Jloining nn I
Whistli ng, l.auipas. Soro Month nnd
Fliers, and decnyed Teeth, with other ,
diseases of tho Mouth nn I Ilespirato-
ry Organs. i
the house and his disease 3 I
Will Tell Vou of the enuses, symptoms, ntul'
Treatment of Worms, Hots, Colic,
Slrnngiilution, Finny Concretions,'
lluptures, l'ul.-'y. Dinrrhca, Jiiuudieo,
Ilentirrhuun, liloody I'rine, Stones
in tlio Kidneys nnd Klndder, InHnnia
tion, nnd other ilisencs of the .Stotn
nch. liuwcls. Liver nnd 1'riinirv Or-I
guns,
THE HORSE AND 1115 DISEASES
Ull icll ou of tho causes, symptoms, audi
Treatment of Hene, Dbod nnd Hog, 1
(Spavin, I' ing-Diino, Hwouuie, Strains,
llroken Ktiees, Wind (lulls, Foundor, I
Solo IJruise and fl ravel, Cracked Hoof, j
Pcrutehcs, Canker. Thrush, and Corns,
also, of Megrims, Vertigo, Epilepsy,
Slngger and other dioeusci of tho1
Feet, Les, nnd llcud. I
THE HOUSE AND HIS DISEASES J
i ill Xell lou of tho cniiros, symptoms nnd
Troutmont of Fi.-.'ula, Foil El il, (Hau
liers, Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mange,
Surfeit, Locked Jaw, Uhtiiiiiiiitisin,
Crump, dulls, Diseases or tho Eye and
Heart, Ac, Ac. nud how to ujinno
Castration. Weeding, Trcph. inning,
llowcling, Firing, Hernia, AinpuU
tion, Tajiping, and other surgical op
erations. THE HOr.BK AND IMS DISEASES
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ses ; how to Approach, Halter, or Sta
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loitrjnge sounds and sights, nnd how
to lli(, Saddle. Hide, nnd llrenk him
to Harness, nlsn, tho rorm and law
cf Warranty, The wholo being the re
mit of more than fifteen years' careful
study of the habits po Miliarities,
wants and weaknesses of this noble
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I' 1ST Ol'' CAl'i:S for January Term A. D
J 1SC1,
Lydia Wilson
Thomas .'lilos
J. II. Abbess
Abraham Doom
Edward Coniefurd
vi firm-go Wilson's Ex.
vs .Vchool Directors of W'd.
vs Giorgi W. CuldweU
vs Eliza Irwin
vs J. M. Flouts
vs Coos r i, Hriggs
vs A. F. Huufti et ul
vs Isaac Hloimi Jr.
vs Johu Wolf
vs John M. Chnso et al
vs Daniel oincul
vs J. it. itecd
vs Laird t Lilair
vs J. S. Crry
VJ Crawford Gnllahor
vs Jaieil Y. Guler
ts .linn, s Hull'
vs II. Lorain's Ex
vs William W. Worrell
vs James White
vs Dillon if- Davis
vs Slaivsou, Alfoidotnl
vs Dillon ,1 Davis
vs lil nun it- Liu.
vs John Thompson.
James Smith
Doboiso & Lotro
Mary A. Luinad.io
Thouins llalston
Jonathan Hoynton
Henry Waplo
John J. Johnson
Horiieiuitn .t Mock
Piitchin & Swan
Eliza Irwin, ndnix.
Go irge Erhurd
G U Logan
II. Hrokerho.T
Cecil Hank
Cecil Liink
..iine M, Leonard
ll'.-beeca Lewis
James M. Leonard
John Cox
john l'atuliin
LIST )!'.) Limits, fr Janunry Term, 1SC1,
Couuucneiug on 2,1 Monday, (lie 14th dv.y.
envsn jtnons.
Hell-D.ivi-1 Fell.
Uradford Em. Grahuni, I. S, Shirey, I. Hur
ger. Rrady G. M. Thompson.
Ilurnside Jhn Mch'eo,
Chest Robert McCully, John McCorl.
Clearfield borough ,ohn Guolich.
Covington Lnwrencc Flood, John Fonlcnoy.
Huston Philip llevoner, Samuol Conway.
Kiirthnus James Wiggins,
Knox Robert Patterson.
Lnwrenee Henry Guell.li,W. W. Irwin.
Morris Edivnrd Perks. Robert Dnngherly.
Pcnn Thos. Wain, Anil. Moore, Jos. Nii-hol-
(on
Woodwnnl Christian ShofT.
Union Levi Dressier.
TRAvrnsn Jt nons.
Heccarin I. Ricketts, Jeiso Wibon,
Ileers.
Dell Robert Mehaffey.
Hoggs D. Adam?, Jr., Thos. Eeers,
Juliu
Goo.
burner.
Hrndford Samuel A. Caldwell,
llrady Alexander Shou. T. J. Foyor, Jereini
nh Kriner, C. Lutz, Jacob Shafl'er, Jesso Lines.
Ilurnside Ehea Mc.Masters, Hornco Putooiu
Aaron Patehin, HenjiiHiin Vingiing.
Chest Samuel Mvr.neu.
Clcai field Jiimei L. Morgan, Wm. Itado
bnch, Curwonsville Jacob Cole.
Dernlur John Livings tin.
Girard-Zenas I.ooimrd, Abraham Humphrey,
Goshen John F. Rote,
Graham U. F. Akelv, Ab. Hoover. I.mnc Kv-
ler.
Guolich Coiir.nl (tintor. I
Jordnn James Pa'torsnn, Jnmes G. Williamf. j
Knrthnus Henry Hunter. I
Lnwrenee James Forest, James Lytlo, James
Irwin, Sr., Martin Kline, Wilson Hoover, Rol.-I
crt Wrigley, William J . Hemphill, Mosei FuL .
ton.
Marrls Jonathan En.tgh, Joseph Deiv.,tn !
William Devlnney.
Piko Henry liilo, R. K. Curry, Moses M'ise.
Uuion John Ilrubaker,
4 I)IIMSTnATOH'SNni(.i: Letters
J.Y. of Adminijrr.ition huviu
been c ran led to
the tincersixned, It is day, upon tho csluto of
"ofci H LAGLL, deceased, Into of Luwreneo
township, Clearfiel.l'county, all persons iu.U-btod
rynit
to fmil cstnto nro requested to innko imiuciluitj
nnd those having chines against
the sniihi will present them !uly authoiilicatod '
f.r setllement. JOHN M. ADAMS,
novZSfit Administrator. 1
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11 ul kll'lll'..-i)
Soiifhorn life, except what Hiey have g ii m il from
pnrlisaii j.iiirniils.or those who inlentioimlly l.nvo
written lo .Irc.-lve."- ,. ,',.. X. V.
Thk Si-i.sy Hoi tii, "Tbis vol.111 e is in tbe
form of lull. rs. 'i In y give, lir us we can
judge, faithful pictures of Smilhorn life, 11 ml are
penned will-nut prejudice. They present uei i.es
ijiiito different from an "t'nele 'j'ojji's Cabin," tho
pictures pio.-oiiti.il here me quifo giupliio, anj we
think the portrait:, painted are very nearly nnlu.
ral colors. loHim Jluih
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jiiii c-i.tjiv piii'tii. "Vt 0 Have rarely peepe I miu inn inner in I lie saia parts to Lewis Snyiler
within the covers of a mnro nppetizing' volutue. , ""'I orge Snyder, jr., to hotd ihem in sever
Although not intended ns nn answer to tho foul '', you cause tn be nssigned nud (lelivcred. so
uulrulhs in the lTnclo Tom trnsli of tho last ten 'I'"1 neither the said Adam Hagey nor the said
years, it noverllielossdocsunmcieifiilly hurl back Samuel Hagey, Nicholas Hagey, nnd Lewis
to their sourco nil lies of such u nature, nnd wo Snyder und llcirgo Snyder, jr., bit vo more ol llio
nro glad to believe Hint tlio book will bo rend in tenements nfnrcsall, with tho appurtenance-,
thousands of Northern limucs, The Soul h n'so than portaincili to Ihein soverally to have, so
should take it benignantly, for, indopcndantly of that tho said Adam Hagey his art, and the said
its truthfulness and integrity, it is one of tho live- Samuel Hagey his part, nnd tho said Nicholas
liest und must entertaining books ol Uic year." 'Hagey his purl, ntul tao said Lewis Snyder uud
'V.-iie.t, Urmmbiu-n', .V. C. 1 (iixirge fiiyd.-r, jr, liieii- part of tho touetuenlj
Till! Si-nxv Poi-tii, "Tho enterprising ub- 'nlorosaid, with tho appiirtonnnces, respectively
lisher, (1. li. Evans, I'hiladelpbia, of (jilt Kook hiippei.irg sovorally, may npprepriiito to tbeui
notoriety, is weekly issuing new works of inter-1 -"elves. Hut if this inquest by you to be sum
est, and spreading them over tho country, mid his ' tunned, ns nf..ic.-nid, to make partition us afore
system of transacting business may bo looked , said, shall be 1 f opinion that tho lands nnd tone -upon
us nn institution, for illll'usiug knowledge, Imei ts aforesaid cannof be so parted and divided
line. Uulled by any in the country. Wo commend and ilho.it prejudico to or spoiling the whole,
this book to nil." Duili) AVw. then wo conitnand ynu Hint you caiiso llio said
Tiik Sunny Soi;rn. "'ibis is nenptivsting vol-' iniitest to ninko 11 just valuation nnd npprnisc
ume, strongly illustrative of Southeni life. Tho I ment of tho lands and tenemenl.i. upon their oaths
heart of the authoress Is with her theme, nnd dho and aflirtniitions nforesaid, duo notice having
curries the interest nf tho reader along with her, been first given to tho several parties concerned
ns shu, in her amusing oil-hand style, delineates . or interested to nppenr, if they shall think lit. at
the peculiarities of u Southern hone," 'rem. tlio time nnd place of holding such i ti j 1 1 i .--i I i n .
lilt: M'N.nv hoi Tti. "Whatever bcari tlio namo .
of l'rofcssor lugrahain is sure to involve tlio ele
ments of striking e fleet and 11 wide popular cur
rency : and this is just tho case with "Tho Sunny
South, or tho .Southerner nt Home," which ap
pears lroui tho press ol U. (i. Lvans, under the
editorship of the gallant Frnl'es.or, It is vivid j
in stylo, keenly jbservant, interesting in pi. I, und
in purpose und manner it evidently inrinss from
a warm heart, nnd w ill bo ns v nriuly wulcomcd
by a host of readers. "-
77ic Aiit- Yorkci'.
Good Hooks !
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New nnd Illus-
tratfd Editions.
THE TIIIIOXE OF DAVID:
From tho Consecration of the Shepherd of Feth
leheui to tho llebollion of Prince Absalom, lieing
nn illustration of tho Splendor, Power, nnd Do
minion of tho llo'gu of the Shepherd King, in n
series of Loiters, wherein tho magnificence of
Judeu is iliiiwu to Iho reakr, as it by an eye
witness.
I!y tho Rev. J. II. IXilRAHAM, L. L. D.
Ono vol., 1 mo , cloth, 60.1 pages. Price $1 2j.
"This is tho tlii.'il Voluuio und complotion of a
scries of worts by Iho same author, on tho his
tory of tho lsraolilish Monarchy. Tho origin,
under Moses, was treated of in the 'Pillar of
Firo,' nnd in its great glory under David is
treated of in this work, (Th Throuo of David,)
while tho decline of Hebrew power nud the open
ing of tho new di: pciiiution moot their delinea
tion in the 'Prince nf the Houso of David.' Theso
works nre historioally valuable, as handbooks uf
information relative to the scenery, geography
und manners of tho Holy Laud. Iho alylii is in
teresling ii:d powerful, und tho work leads us to
tho contemplation and Mudy of tho f ubl'uuo lun- 1
gungo of the liible end the grc.-.t doctrines it con- i
tains, Million! being, as Mich books t jo ordinari
ly are, either maudlin, stupid, dogmatic, or con
coiled." Ut'on O tilij A'iih.
TI1E PILLAR OK FlIiE .- on ISRAEL IN
HONDA G E.
Ily the Rev. J. 11. Ix'iii.iii.tM, ntilhnr of tho
'l'rineo of the House of David,"
Ono vol., 12 mo., cloth, liOO pages. Prico $1 25.
' This volume is designed to sketch tho Hebraic
hi.-lory during the bondage in Egypt, iho Prophet
Muses being tho central figure, and is a free and
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gathers first from tho Hiblo nnd then from pro-
f.ino history a vast mass of Material, which, by ;
Ins genius, is thrown into a fanciful narr.-itive of)
the ino.-t ntiractivo chiirauter which carries tho
reader along without tliuiinutiou of interest.''
riiihi'tijpliia Ltiniinj I'vV tin.
THE rUINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID:
on
THREE YEARS IX THE HOLY CITY. I
Iu a scries of letters relating, ns if by nn eye wit-j
ness, nM tho scenes nnil incident in
THE LIFE OF JESUS OF NAZARETH,
From his Haptisw iu Jordan to his Crucifixion on
'"nlv.iry.
Ry the Rev, J. II. Txu'iaiiam, Recfor of Christ
Church, nnd or St. Thomas' Hall, Holly
Springs, Mississippi.
One vol., 12 mo., cloth, 472 pages. Price ?1 25.
"In this work Iho nulhor hns succeeded in Iho '
bold and daring task of presenting tho greai lead-'
ing historical parts of Scripture in connexion w ith I
secular history, so ns to present tho tlear nnd
life-like picture of those events ns they might bo '
supposed lo appear to the casual observer. Tho
description! of rights and ceremonials nre spirit- j
cd and comprehensive Tho stylo is highly ima
ginative nnd attractive, and wo predict that this
voluino will bo ns popular ns tho 'Pilgrim's Pro
gress.' " l'ii.!y!'i-utii and lU-aiiyrl'mt,
Copies of either of the nbove Rooks, with a
luiniisoino Gill, worth from ill cents to $100, will
ho sent to any person jn the United Stales, upon
receipt of $1 2.1, and Si cents to pay postage, by
addressing tho publisher, Geo, G, Evaus, Phila
delphia. .7-'"If vou want any Hooks, send lo GEO. G
EVANS' Gll'T 1I0UK ESTABLISHMENT, No.
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you havo tho advantnge of RIICEIVING A
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quired for postage, nnd one trial will assure yen.
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i Hooks is nt Iho Gift Look Establishment 0f ( oA '
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other houso, nro offered. Any parson, in any p u t
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ing a ''Aih, sending a list of hooks, nud reuiitliuj;
the r-.mnunt of money for tho same.
jS-CJ-Send fer a Catalogue, which eoulnins all
tho desired information relative to agencies and
tho foriuiitioii of clubs; and to insure prompt and
honorable drillings, address nil ordbrs to tho head
quarters of GEO. G. EVANS, Proprioor of the
oldest and largest Gilt Hook Establishniont in
tho World. Permanently located at i'i'J Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. rev2-'lt
mo lll'II.DI'.ltst. SEALED PROPOSALS
X for tho building of a SCHOOL HOUSE on
the land of Mills Reed, in Lnwroneo township,
will be receivod until Saturday, tho 8th dny of
Decerni er next. Tho building Is to bo 2-t by 30
feet In size, plank frame, wentherbonrded, Ae.
Specifications can ho seen by calling upon Josiuh
It. Road. Ry order of tho Hoard.
MARTIN NICHOLS. Jr.. ;
nuvll-ul - fccrotary.
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nnd il k.i In Midi hi mi tier i,iicec,b.l in our .nil
,0.11111, (hut partitions fhi.ijbl be mo In ln-lneiti
the .niii-s ul'.,i. .,t. .,( ,. .. , ,!
lunit.. Ac. nf.ir.-fai.l. with the ,.. i in I, ni.ui :
'I hcref.ire, wo conunitn.l .lou, tl. M, fnkiii.t; with
vou twelve I I noil l .ii fnl ,.f .,'' I. .ill I .
itk. liv .,. l!,,ilr.,ll, .1 i. .11 , , , I ...
Letter known in v our proper i."r.i..nj, vm go tn
the t.-nc nln nl'.i. -.'abl, w.th the nppnrleiiaiiei-s,
nnd there, by their oatlis nnd ulliriii.ition:., in tb.n
presence nf the parties nlorcsaid, by you In bo
warned, if upon being warned they w'.l'l be pies
enl, (he tcne iienls nliiresaid, w ith tlio nppurle
niilic. s, (h:iingretpr.. to the true value thereof.)
Into four c.iial parts you came 1-j be parted and
.'livid.. I; and one of tho said part;; to A.biui
liagey, nn.tlicr of tho mid pails to Samuel Ha-
K.-v, nnniiicr 01 ine sam partj lo Metiolas llag.-y.
and that the i.artition, or valuation and aenr-'iso-
merit, w.'.icti you shall so make, y.u di-tnii-liy
nnd openly have, under your hand and seal, nnd
under the hands nnd seals of thoso by whom llio
sumo shull bo iniido, befoto tho Judges of tlio
said Court of Common l'lens. ill and for tho
Comity of Clearfield, at Clcai field, there to bo
lield on llio second Monday ii January next, thai
such further liroceedinirs niav be had a- the law
nnd justice appertain j und have you then and
inero tins wr.t.
Witness, the honorable Fatnuel Linn, E.-.p, Pi est -1
t -1 d-tit Judge of our said Court, at Clearfield.
L '"J ibis Hrsi ,1,1 u .r 'nv.il.,i. in iu,-.iii.r
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty.
J. FLAKE WALTEr.S,
Deputy Truth jsmtury. i
Xiillee Is liercliy (,rivcn to tlio uhovo parties, '
iiat, by virtuo of the nbove -mentioned writ cf
partition, nn inquest w ill be held nnd taken upon .
the premises tb.irein described, on the 27lh day'
of DECE.M !!EI!, A. D. ls-i',0, nt 10 o'clock iu tho
forenoon, fur the purpose of innkiii"- inirtitb-:: al '
valuation nnd nppraisuiueut of tho said real
i estate, as In (he said writ provided; nt which
I limn und place said parlies can ntten.l, if they
j thi iik proper. F. (1. MILLER, Sheriff.
Sherifl's O.Tce, Nov. IS, 1 SCO. nov2l Ct
i MOW mie horso- SLF.IHIl f.r Vaio-by
lY I'oe. 6, ISfiO, REED, WEAVER f- Co.
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Tit AY lir.II'I'.H. Cumo lo tho residone.o
of the subscriber, r rnsido tow nship,
about tho first of June last, a KLACK HEIFER
about 15 months old. Tho owner is reouesto l
'01cn" forward prove property, pay ehnrges and j
"kc llcr nwn-v' or 6110 " 'I1 po11 "''eonling to :
law. JOHN
KING, Jr.
Dceeniber 5, ISlifi. 3 liitcs.
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inwakl: and coitlu-
WARE An extensive ami well .selected
assortment.
COAL A XI) COO: ,$' TOY " S
Slovc-ripe, Collars, nnd Mucking,
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAM TS,
Meat Cutlers and Sausage Stufter, f'o; li
Shellers. Corn (itin leis, Cider Mill:-
O.uvliings, (Quoits, Flows and
11 arrows, a variety of j
GLASS, OILS, FAINTS, DOOR-LOCKS, j
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II in "., Screws, Nails, nnl olhcr ni tiile
used for building purposes, Ac.
Kept con.itantlv on band and f.ir s.ilo by
JOSKl'II L. Cl'lillV, ,
dec I Lumber ('ily. 1
I, I'.MIvMltr.lt, Strumous or KcroCulous uf
fections are (lie curse, the blijiht of luiiiikind.
They nre vile nnd filthy, ns w ril as fatal. They
arise from impurity uud coutaininatiinis nf the
blood, und nro In bo seen nil around u' every -where.
Thoi.-ands daily uro consif-ne.l to the
tr.ire from the direful elle- ts nf this disense. Hut
why triflo nnv loiicer. when Iho rruivdv i" nt
l.andf Dr.LIND.--l-:V.S I. LOUD S K A li'l'll ER,
Iho only effectual prepiirntioii imw beforo tbe peo
ple, that does its work mildly mid safely. It docs
lioteliiso tho issuo supei licially. while
' Foul cor-uptinn mining all v.ithin,
Infect? unseen."
Rut purges tho c-.itiro system of all impure Mat-,
tor, invigorates tho body, and leaves llio Alil'.cted
in tho enjoyment of good health. To convince
the skeptical of its healthy effects, try bill one
bottle, and bo convinced. Sold by all Dru.rgi.-fs
iu this place, and dealers throughout the country,
nov21 1m
SCHOOL Tr..tCI!l'.KS iVANTI'.D The
School Directors of PI K E TOWNSHIP wish,
to employ six competent Teachers, l -r a li.rn of,
Ihreo mouths. Libernl wages will bo r-:. , oil.
Apply to Eli Kloom, President, or to. D. 'K "Palo,
Secretary of the Hoard. Ry or-'.er of the Hoanl.
nov7 D. C-. D.'.i.E, cerclary.
COirilT "PI.CuLAnATf0N7 "'
niEP.KAS, lion. SAMUEL LINN', ESf.,
f Pre..i.le.iit Judgi of tho Court of Common
Plea" o( iho twenty fifth Judicial Di.-tiiil. coii-.
)"''i.edof tho counties of t'leurliel l, Ceii.nt nnd
Clinton and tho lion. Win. L. Monro and lion,
Henjiunin Roust), Associulo Judges of t le.u i'.el.l
county ; havo issued their precept, to iao dircit-:
ed, for the holding of a Court uf Common l'lens,
Orphan's Court, Court of I'uartor Sessions, '':irt.
of Oyer nnd Terminer, nn t Court of General .luil
DeliveiV, at Clearfi
eld,
ind lor the county of
Clearfield, on Iho
Shroud Monday (MfA (,',') tj
fan
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to !b,e
Coroner, Justices oftho Peace, In I Ci.iistubles,
in and for said county of Clearfield, tn nppenr iu
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
Inquisitions, Examinations and other lUunsui
bruncei, to dothnse things which to their tnhuors,
and in their behalf, pertain to be don, nnd Ju
rors bo then nnd tliero attending, nnd not to de
part without leavo, al their peril,
GIVEN under my hand ut Clrarfiold, this 2llh
dny of Oct., In Iho year of our Lord, one thou
suu.1 eight hundred und sixty.
F. (1. MILLER, Sheriff.
Nov. 23, 1RC0.
A
large lot of BEANS (or salo nt Iho Finn
StoTO of
MERRILL A IUlLER.
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low at Iho itoro ol W. F. 1R It IX.
Ciearlio , July lltll tocO.
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A)MIMllt AIIK M Ndi' H'.-- Letters
Adiiiiiil.-liati'iu hiving been Ibis dnr
i.-rantid lo tin. und r.-i,;ue 1 oil tin. c-bito of
E. II. K I N ii, l.le .I Li. n 1:0,1 ton n-hi p. Clear
I "'I jn. mil, il."-...ased, nil risons inib bleil In
said i'-l.ile nro rciii".it-d lo niiike iinim-dint a
p.ivnii'iil, nnd those having chums, neiiinst tho
s iu.e sill pres. ut theiii duly authenticated for
settlement. AA110.N C. TA IE, A.lin'r.
Nuieinbcr 7, liliO. iinvU Cl
fate A?
:1.7tt tff JTl-V5S JV-.i.erBllcnli.m l
yvV j II"' teelh in proper
&r.3?&r 'J ,l""5 l'" of Krat
lieui lit to every ono
" ' ill point of health,
coinf' rl, ntul conv.'liien . e.
IUt llll. I. Scan always be found at his of
fice, on the corner nf Front nnd Main streets,
when no notice t-j tho contrary nppcars iu this
paper.
AH oj.crati.ins in the Hue of his profession,
performed in Iho lalct and must improved
stV-.-, nnd guaranteed for ono year nguin.-t all
natural failures.
thi mm; Umios i riin.Aii:i,
I 11 A! TrrmriiiiuitH Krcitevit nt iinivn tit
.i,M.c! !.' EXCITING FOOT RACE between
ti e l'liilail.ilphia p.. lino und tho notorious Fur
ger ai d coiinterlcit'jr, Ja ties liuelinnau Cross 1 ! !
Cross Recaptured 1 1 ! 1 It Bourns to bo the gener
al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross hud worn a
pair f Frank. Short's French calf Boots, that ho
would not bo la' un yet. However, Shorty is
no I much put out ut missing his cu.-Km ,- but
would unnoiinco to ail ' 7.-i'ii-i'.;.', tmiiliii,
I. iin alii mill Hi II nun, uud women mid childroii
in Clou i field, nnd Sinni-innhoning in particular,
that be is prepared lo furnish them with Hoots,
Shoes and Gnitcis of uuy stylo or pattern, stitch
ed, Sewed or pegged, (and us ho is n Ehort fel
low ) on short notice.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change, and cash not n fused. Repairing douo
in tlio neatest manner and ehnrgos moderate, at
tlio Short Shoo Simp oij Second Street, opp.isito
Reel, Wean r.t Cos store. FRANK SHORT.
N. H, Findings for salo Sept. 20. I SCO.
JAM KB T. IXON.UUI.
WM, A, WAI.I.Al'K.
P. A. FINSKT
A. C. riNNEV
OF
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C L E A I! K I L 1),
CLE.nriKJ.i) coux'rr, pa.
J1III.1.8 ol, ticnANGK, OTKS ANDIlRAfTSIilSCOI NTEK
i) i'osits iu'.ci-:ivi:i,
C'.iV. ,.7iinw utui'e atid jiroceedt promptly remitted
ICxchangc on die Cities con.staiitly
on lianrl.
JiS' Office on Seccud SL, nearly opposite tha
Cul'l-.T 1IOUSK.
A oxeollent quality of Flour for . salo loiy
iLdie sloro of W. F IRWIN.
I Clourfiel d, .'iiiy 1 lib, If CO.
OKiM!AS' COIiKT S.ll.H-Ry virtuo
of nn order of tho Orphun's court of Clear -field
county, there will bo exposed to public
snle, in tlio villago of New Millport, on SATUR
DAY, the l.Vl'll DAY OF DECEM IH'.R, LSI'.O,
at 1 o'oluck P. M., tho following real eslnto lo
wit: All that certain LOT OF GROUND, situ
ate in ITiUGUSON t.jwn.diip, ( learield county,
l'.i., beginning nt tho corner of the Lutheran
Grave Yard lot; thence by land of Sophia Stronp
H perches to n post: thence by land of John S,
Williams ! perches to a post ; thence by land of
Samuel Riclinrds IS perthes to a post, coiner of
lid Grave Yard lot: thneo by same to begin
ning: containing ON E AGUE; being the promise-
bought by Sniniiel Stroup from .1. S. Williams,
having a TV. o STORY HOUSE (heroi n erected,
hit . the stale of Sam'.ul Stroup, deceased.
'J'. rms rath. GEOEG li ERILARD.
.uv21 -t. Adm'r of S. Stroup d.-e'd.
(
1-j.l.ir nndWillow ware at
J Sept. I'.i,- S00.
R.W .t CO's.
CITY IIOTKI.
Col. A. 1'. OWENS, riioi'iiiE-roit,
Res; ecll'iilly announces In the travelling public,
that he has now taken olinrgo of Ibis large and
well known house, nud will conduct it in su.-li a
lunmirr ns will render excellent .comfort and full
satistttpiioti to all who. may favor hlui with a
tall. nov7-ly
T
V ( l MIM IYIit! Tho advertiser.
hliiinc; been roslmed In heallh in a few
weeks Lv a very aiunde remedv, ufler hav ing sub
lered for several years with a severe lung affec
tion, and I hat dred disease Consumption, is anx
ious l-i u.ahi- kcowii to his lVlkw-biitieivrs Iho
meaiiii i f cure.
To nM who do.-iro it, he will scud a copy of tho
prcti ription used, i free of charge.) with the di
l ections fur prcpaiing nnd utin.-j tin san.e, w hich
Ihey will find a Him euro for Cuiisiiiuplion,
A-J'biiin. Dr. nohitis, lo. The only objert ol ll.o
iidvi.-rl iser in Seiiiir the, le.-criplioii is (o bono
lit the nliiieled. ind .-prend iiifoniialiou wliieh ho
coiicciv'.s t.j tin intaliinble, ai d bo hopes every
tuiVern Hill try his remedy ns it will cost them
'V'lliing. nnd may prove n blcf-ing.
Persons wisbii.i? Iho prescription will pleiiso
mblrcss Rev. iiDWARD A. WILSON,
iifiv V ly Wil'iinire-burr;!!, Kivg Co., N. Y.
JAM liS CUOS.-LV curries on Rliicksnntliine;
in the borough of Lumber lily, where he will
i necule proinp ly nlllvork entrusted to him, and
rjie -uleil in n work manlike uiaiiii.1.',
July I, lS!'.'.l.--ly.
I) -;;ln:it'S NO IK. I'.. -.'.'oli.-e, is here-
bv iriveu that tho folhnviu;: necounl-i have
I c .'i iNaiiiined nnl pissed Lyme, nnd remain
filed of record in tins ofiiec fur tho inspection of
hoir, legatees, (ridilors.aii.l all others in any
, oilier way interested, nud will bo presented 0
the next Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, to
'bo held al too Coin I lloiusj, in tha borough of
I Clci'.lielii. ciinneii.-ing on the 2nd M lay of
January, I S f. 1 , for uoiilii mntiou and allow-'an'-",
I Tbo fi n il ncconnl of John Miii-matnis, Adiuin-
i-lrator ol all and siiig.iiar tho g Is, chattels,
: rights, and cr-dits, wliieh wi re if (ieoigo John
I sl,,n, Jr.. late of Hell township, Clearfield coit.ly,
doeensed.
Tho partial nceount nfllranson Davis, Ad-inn
Ural. .r or tho ostaUt of Thonina C. D.ivis, late ol
the Rorough of Lumber ,;b;eeas,.d.(;
DeecmbcrSth, lUfiO. lll"-'iMc'r;
1 in i l.lt l llUTl l'-H II A largo qunnlity
or l lllk IX HITTER, (ut win nt thu
Jenf I"ov2l W. F. IRWIN.
1
)oolsnnd Shoes. A larger, stock and loin r
) prices Hum ever, at Irvins ','lic.iposl corner,
Ciuwtn.-villc, JLiy I", ''t1
T
A. M. HILLS
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