HI jje Elearfitlb UmibIit;ur, 1VEUXESDAY. DECKMllElt Car Time at Tyrone, Tho Winter arrangement of ths Potinsylran'm railroad, on and nftcr the 26lU instant, will be ni fulloi : TRAINS LEA VINO EASTWAR.. ' Fait Liu ------- - 8.3t) a. To . Jl.il Train 12.10 p.m. iprn Passenger 10.13 p. iu. TRAINS LEAVIKU WESTWARD. Expre'S Taaicnger ------ 7.42 a. in. MailTrutji 128 p. in. )'Mt Line 8-22 P- " N trains iw on Sunday except the Express. L- . - - - - - -J Drowning Men Catching at Straw Tlio miserable subterfuges to' wh)eh tie 2G 1800 ,rcIl'hlican journals arc resorting in the . . . , - "sen of troubles" en which frrey ore tos Aiamev The Census e Pennsylvania. COUNTISS. JfifNo paper will bo issued from this office next week. Pr. A. M. II ills jiitifios his friends that lie will lie absent frft.it his oflico in sed. suggest the image of tlrort Win1 men mn' grasping at straws. Oho of them, prctcrN nVuver"8' ding to be un organ ol comnierco, assert-. BoufoTd e.d yesterdny thut cotton is not king,'' i"' became so,rne iJowneastor says lie has disJ Jlmdfurd, covered a, substitute for it in Cnnadinn JITV' n i 'tier, ' llax, from .winch lie .(Manufactures what ho Cambria, calls "fibi illa," jUBt if tho fibre ol flax Cuban, mi .i , .. ; Centre, will not always make linen, no matter to (hosier. what process it is subjected. It may j Clarion, prove to be a very good article, iu. it 1 cS,'''' may turnout. hani ; but it will bo no1 Columbia, substitute for cotttn, which is deitined to 1 . i . t rawrunl, reign king of American commerce fur Cumberland, sometime to come, notwithstanding the r",u!'"ln Clearfield fiom now until tins Inst of Feb-jjn,cl)iou8 yftnkeo i,1Vciuioii j-uary, with tlie exception of llu' January Court, during which he will be at JiCnjc. Jicoed. A fellow named Fran if J-.iV" jngston, of Fox township, was lodged jail last week, 'hntgod with vngranry. -On hcaringon a habeas rmt, before Judge Another republican journal of this city, long bofogged in the midst of Mincio'a el bows, luboio I yesterday to show in a long article that the Smith is of little or no yalue to tho Union, and that "two Low ells a.'O of greater moment than South ifoore, lie was released, having promised '-'tirolii.'u in commercial uHaiM, aud Phil o do better in futur.. J-'ratili-ka big, lazy Jclj'hiil i,i dozen South Carolwuw nil lubber ty iooK:ng leiiow, slugi seems as krHigli heould "whip his weight Sh wild rats." lie took a pat ting glanoe at tho ,ars of the prisou, ami " gut dirt " for Uouiio's Mountain Tasoxic.Ei.eition. At the annual elec tion for officers of Clearfield Lodge, No-' 314, A. Y, M., held on Monday night, tho following persons wcr elected. lan iel Faust, W. M.; It. J. Wallace, S. W.: 0. W. Iihecm, J. Ur.; A. C. Finney, Treasurer! S. J. Jtow, Secretary. Fast Pa v. The 4th, day of January iicxt, is tho day recommended -by the president of the United States, to he ob tcrved as a day of failing and prayer, fo: (lie reasons set forth in his proclamation, We the undersigned pastors of the several congregations in tho Loroiiili ofC'lcarfield, neighboring charge, unito in exhorting tlio people one and all, to .suspend their Ordinary business, close their stores ami offices, public and private, the liarks and other public reso'ts, so as to attend ptib lie worship in tho dill'eiont 'churches where they are accustomed co. The 'cull upon the ministers and people is ex traordinary ; the fioveirmoot and Nation are fully alarmed, tlie public danger is great nnd imminent. In this crisis to whom shall we go? Where turn our anx ions eyes, but to God? "Sock ye my face -thy face Lord will we seok." .1. It. Foiiit. J. M. !au.ova5 W. Lkb Sj;ottswooi. AbfXtM'KIt McLeoII. KrtxiiTOWx IxKTiia'T.-i"ihis Society met on Pec. Clli President in t he chair Kin jing "Do kind to the loved ones at home." Select Heading by J. If. Jones I "What causes tho winds? ltetiliod tefbr. Mrs. L. J. Jonos. A Pialoguo by V. W. ifliaw, and Daniel Sherman. Discussion of, "Does the glory cf this country e.x- cod its shame? Hy J. A. Power, 15. F. Wilhclm, Thos. CiuiiiiIk-H, and A C. fttranford, on afVirmative, and on negative by W. V. Shnw, J. W. Stranford, Jacob Mock, and J. II. Jones. Decision fqr negative. W. W. Sn vw, Sec. Evenisii rROt'CEinNUR Pec. o, Society itiiet President in tho chair. Singing J3!y Society. Pialoguoby Miss Svvarlz and liliss Jones. Select reading hv Jliss I Molly Hughes. Discussion of, "Does Co lumbus descrvo moro praisa for discover- png America, than Washlnpboii lor defon" Iding it T Aflirmativ I. P. Nelson Mock ; negatively, by Thos. Campbell, V. W. Stranford. J. A. Power. Decision i !ur negative. V. v Shaw, Cor. Sec. ed iulo onev" )Ve would ask what would Lowell uud Plii.'iiclelphiu be to-day but for rfoutli Curoljua utiv'.1, the other cotton Stikles ? Because Lo.yb.'l produces fabrics exceeding in value halt Ihtf whole exports of South Carolina, cryo, Lowell is double tho value of that State to tlio country. Now 111 UiU'cictico is just thi?,- iJwt the tlueatjeyod Joss of SouUi Carolina I.aasha kuu l,h.e JJniou to its ceutre, and Europe itwjlf hws Celt tJe t-hock ; whcicas, if Lov ell wej-,e st'id lowed up by an earthquake, undall New Englund and her nmnufacto rieswithjl, the loss to the rest of tho Union would amount to nothing, indeed, on tho contrury, a large majority of the people would consider ,tho abseaice of tho New England .States from the confedera tion a very rcut guin. Just let Massachu. setts propose to secede from the Union, and she will see whether any ol the mid dle or Southern States will ask her to re main. 'J'hey could get every description of fabric cheaper from Europe than from Massachusetts, and they would gel r:d ol tho disturbing oleniept f her Puiilan' ism. There is 0 danger f Kevolgtion aud civil touvulsiou from any of tho New' England Statei going out4if the Union, whatever may arise from their remaining in. Tho Massachusetts lactones, with tho aid of the S nith, merely give living to their ewi: population, far iuTorior to that which South Carolina givs her slaves. There aro 110 pAUpers in South Carolina, whono products not only support hey own' jieoplo in comfort, but contribute materi ally to the stMtonanco of tho white slaves of Lowell. From a pound of iron, worth a few cents, watch springs may be manu factured worth thousands of dollars. Put w.khv'ut .lie iraa to ivuuufitcture where would ba the watch springs and their ma' kers ? Without cotton what would Low ell bo, nnd Iho other towns of New Eng- land whero it is manufactured? When tho South, in exchange for her cotton, takes Iho goods of Old England iustead of those of New England., and at the same ,tince rosu'ufactuccs extensively for herself what, will become of -tho prosperity of Lowell and tho wealth of the solid men of Boston ? It is only persons whose wits are atl'octed by thek desperate situation, that can resort to such fl;msy logic as that which constitutes tho staple .of the repub lican journals of New York. JJaulfl. Diarv oka '-ilEuiKii." Man iirmntively by P. F. W ilhcln,, ff y 3 l!ickei1 ,, A. C. Stranford nnd Jacob a f'T S,"0e' -A pocket J'olctvaro, t-'ue, Fajrolto, 1'iHukllu, Fulton, flrcone, Huntingdon, Indiana, Joffcrson, ) J-orpsl.t J Junintii, Luncustur, Lawrence, Lebanon, Jeuii;h, Luierna, Lj-coniiuj, McKeau, Mercer, MiUlin. . Monroe, Montgomery. Northampton, North umberl'd, 2S,27a l'errjr, 2(1,088 l'hila. Cily, 408,TnJ 1'ike, 6.8SI i'ot'er, 6,018 tJcUuylkill, o,7ia S'oniirset, 24,41(1 SmMivfn, 3,fi'Jt Piuiqu'ohApa, I8,Bsa TioKa, 2S,8 Union, ' 2,08J Snider, ) Venango, 78,519 Warren, 1 3107 1 Wathinirton, t.0 Wayne, 2130 Westmoreland, 51.7i.'' Wyoming, 0,fii5 York, 67,100 1850. 25,881 1:I8,2 29.6B0 2,ftt( 23,052 ft,12 21,77 42,8.11 50.OU1 3J,3I8 17,773 15,080 23,845 611.438 23,565 12,58(1 11,207 17,710 13,2311 37,849 ."4,327 35.754 24,679 3,531 48,742 P,112 3'9,901 .567 22,136 24,786 27,170 13,513 13,029 V8.VU 21,079 ,07 1 32.479 ift,072 26,257 5,254 33,172 . ll.SSO 13,270 68,201 40.235 VOPl'LATIOf. -v- 1 . T86Q. 87.971 180,074 1111,1 29,32 1' 6,803 ft, 013 27,784 60,046 03,803 33,763 29,313 21,239 27,087 74,749 25,575 18,800 17,722 24,603 ) i:i,H0 J 49,041 40,402 48,640 30,614 MiS 49,697 40.106 42,242 9,140 24.406 26,167 33.809 ( 18,414 1 889 ,116,621 ?3,2I3 30,030 43,932 P1.089 '57,560 W.OflO 37,164 16,378 16.F06 i0,(94 47,775 29,057 22.040 C8,03'4 7,360 11.463 4)0,173 2li,2d 4,110 6,665 1.1,218 J 14,22 115,121 25.1S9 9,299 47,319 31.J7J 54,2ll 1 2,6i 63,088 HATR f.'ST. SHERIFF'S SALES. lnlerctleoea.edof,in, and 10 all 1W0 rerlain fW V-KWVX HM) C'l;XTY, tH. 11 y virtuo of sundry writs ai Vmdlllonl rno prciuUei .ituate in the ton of Lumber Cily.lowil: J The Cominniiweallh ol I'cmifjlvan ln Ilia I VnV.. Lued ont ol ?Am ? 'rlT' tbre. certain lolaof land in wid borourh fr.,nti,,B Hieriff ofCUnrfleld Co..,-., ... .hutin.. : i:i.a.ofCearOBld.oun,y,.n,. ,U ,n. directed, fT f, T . . "T I " ,r .S o' summoned In sn-ccr In the ti-url ! Common day day oUanuarv. 1861 the follonin; irk aud wett by ftrect leading up lue till rrnui r.ea 01 nam rmuiiy. r-cioro mo . deicriked nroDerlv via- tbe bridge ; having tlierton erected a largo two find fimrt, nt l'lt-iirlicll, on llic iour-.ii ijioiKiny gi a cenain irncc o 51 catur township, .ClearSe 0; townrhip, Center county. - . I.I. Af ll.nH ' Mn ' e 1 I . . . i i,..i,i t.,.i.:..' "LTi , ,1 ' ; . incd by Joeeidi h. Kirby. bounded .it bv utrf.t tftl.er mid un.liviiUd 1 hold the folb.inK i lalsof B.BnrtW.i. W up ll.o bill fro.,, the brill,, ,,!, by a r.-nl rrt.ite, to wit : . e. rtuin tn.ot of land Mtu.ito Co , tbfne7fom S Mo.:, and noV.i, 1n then luwothip, 1'UarCeld county. I',... iu VI .hanoii OceV. to lihick-oii. ll,,,,..t .!! -i-i .ll co,,noD,eJ. ",,.h u""n boiwo thereon. Uo, (Wo acres nnd allownnce, adjo:mi.? hu f D.im. J ,, . . 'i . " ' certain other Inl " tbera will be exposed to nubllo rile, at the court boinj tl" Iublio ",,, bounaJ in "10 n,,r,u ,'-T IfT J boue,inlheborouKhofCleai-fierd,on Monday, :f?ui lr,cet' ,' by lu no owned by Jnlon M.n o, the 14th day day ol January. 1861 tho folloninir K,rk aud wett by itrect leading up ihe bill fr. mi V.t of lnni? aii-imln In Ti ! 'tory frame lavoin homo, burn, and oilier out- of q'teu ber A. V. 1?9, to answer Adam R-1,1 ..,.. -i . j 1. 7 1 t"ilblinSi, bolng Hie promises knows as the Davis ll?:cy, of a pb-a wberelnre, whereas Adam ill li 1 il 1 1 1 lub j Tavern Houie. Also, In connection therewith, Hagey and saht fnmuel ll.iey, Xielinlaf lla, Joim Cranrindi 1 t tr two lu" iUl,0 ,n roar of ProI"r, no" occ"" e, v' Uco'K0 En.vly. jr., and l,ewi -8n.vd.-r. to rn r .,.. .. 1 r. V i vicu oy joeeim u. Ivirny, uounucti eust by utreil ppn-ei W!'rn w!',' ! I'i''111 up tlio bill from the bridge, ,ou,h by a r.-nl cr ' a eori!eV oni.i.Trv'v I '"' tt, wo.t by lao l of S. Jloo:. and north 1n ( b isnr 1"0 f J-i.es Arthur,, having the ,pri,,g n..n. a altiintn in Luinl. Si. (tsirinnn Mp I'hrrrnn. .llih. nun olliPfS : " ZZ,ti r 8i J; eeV'et sSf '"'i' hUnM " ' " I'ublio and it was in ,ch wanner Pr-eeeded In n.r n b iab.oak, lW,-n . l.--BP anddoJn.be court, that paHi.ious should bo made b,twen rl 133pmi.ioWbite-Ouk IbendV' north IU Z on th ''.V lot. if Unvid and b the pnrlu-. aforciaid of ilia iiie.MURC.i nnd tee- wiMrf,09d! wi north by 30.fot street, andean by l.,t3 of n.i,.,, it., nfores.-.id. with Ibe rrrnrlrn.iier.. 21 'p'o, Heai iiOtiiwMW per." . S " JVUIini. known in lb. ,.ln cf said 1.. .Ib.Krore, we cmm. nd ,ou, that, l,.ki.,K with 29 'to VMtJLkwtoiS' we ? 5 " T (,0)- an,X elcv:n two V l-elv. bond and lawful ...en of vonr bi i: r, iierclM..io ma 1.111. il..nl. n .-11. ..u.. -,i fr,"l oller lots sitiinlo In Lumber City af. re. . iri'di, ly w I1..111 the truth of tlx inn Her may b :i6 i perches to a Cucumber, thoiice n orth 60 deir. cam. 2 1 porhc to Lin-wood, thence north 3 i degrees Bi j west, 37 perches, to l'iue, (houce north 53 dcg. og woft, 72 iwrt-lie. eroreiui; Mo.lianan crock," to '6 I Hem-lock on line of laud now of John Crone, 2 nnd being tupposcd to cobtniu 4d r acres luoro or m ! 'ess, Bad beiuc tarvoved in the amine uf Tli.,in . .Winters, which, by sundry conveynncet K'came I V lannll., uA.n.l .' 'l-l t 21 ioii; iu iuoiMiin iuiis, Kin co.'ifeyoo. (tliesauio to Uinrjd I. l'runt-r, having thevon 4,iorected nine ilirerliug houses, two store-runis, " saw-will, bhick-jtnith shop, bi ick-yard, nnd oL'i.'r I ..A t..:i.ltn. I '111 Jil ...... -I . jj o.'i m i Kin cu-nrcu tlicr.i .n on. 2.311,776 .9.,441 17 10 15 :i5 2 45 71 12 9 26 i'O 18 -14 '38 '25 :9 :49 JO "4 26 to t4 41 1 '4'6 4 18 18 Si Tart of Montour county wV "TO-annexcd t Columbea in 1863. tTho pupulation of Forest was 1 '.turned with that cf J 0 H - rsun in I860, Jftnydur county wai formed from LniNl in 18 55. ALMANAC. 6 7 13 14 221 27.2S 4 1 1 18 5)20 4 5 l-e CO 5 -H 21 3 4 9 It 4J 16 17 18 23 21 25 30 31 1 .. -1-1 61 l 8 13 11 2li21 28 26 '11 21 28 16 22 2-(l li:i2.13 18'J 20 l.V!6j pjll la I21 22 l(29 J s 'l fl c4l2'H3 s'1H20 I2ti Z7 1 8 14115 21 22 Sb 26127 28,29 - I 3 4 10 UI2 IS III 25'20 2 3 V 10 JIB-17 2324 30 . 16 P 24 2 (ft 6 1 . 13 "S 20 1 0 1 -I- 5 6 12 13 19 20 16 If 8 S I Q 22' 29; I C II 12'13 18 19 20 6 27 I 0 ; 1 I 3 71 8l 10 U 15,16'17 21 22 2124 2812!) 4 5 30 31 9,10 11,11 131)4 18 I9i20-bl 26 27 '28 16 17. )0l- ill U! I ill.', 20,2 1 '22 10 21129 30 I0il 17 18 24,25 31 4 5 6 11 12 13114 I7:IS!1920 21 24 25:16:27 28 l1 21 31 4 8' !lWjH 1 6 1 1 ! 1 7 ! 1 a 2223'2425 29 ,30;31 - 1 8 15 22,23 9!3fl 6 bill I 202l 82 Oov. Cuhtin's AreoixTMESTs. It is gen-, rally credited that the following np ointments will be made by Gov Cuilin, U wit: di Slifcr, g( Union county, present Late Treasurer, Secretary cf the-Common- alth. John M. Sullivan, of Butler count v, peputy Seeretary of the Ccmmonwealth. Titian J. Coffey, of Indiana county, At- forney Ooneral, until tho Senatorial term frf D. A. Finnev tliall ex:iro. when that pntleman, it is said, will assume the pe tition. t&Qn Fiiday litest, a man, whoso nam f did not leurn, whilst workiiin in the eep cut on Section 12, of the Tyrone nnd learfield Itaiiroad, fell down a distanco f fifty leet, upon a lodge of rocks, fractu- fing his skull so badly that, he died on Sunday cveninc. On no occosian, soys tho Sprin field 2!c 'Wkan, do poop lo seem more prone to ammit blundors than nt a wedding. Tho 'lowing actually occurred it n neighbor- g town : "In tlio iviMst of a crowd of witnesses, oclereyman had iust comnleloil tho in. rresticg cercntpny which liinds in the rojji the following extracts jt np tears that iho loser Musa " modikul " 4111VU. Knse 174, Mary Ann Perkins, Imkucsb, washwoman; sickness in her bed. Fisik, sum pills a soperifik, S'l. Ped me one dollar, I quortcr bogus. Mind get good quorter and muik her taik more fisik, Ivaso 17-": Miktil Tubbs, bisness, Nirish man. Lives with Pekun i'heiey, what's got a dray. Siknws, Jijr n ij-o jibs, and tu bud iso. Fisik to tnik twy niixtur twice a day of sassjrpurrilly bw .jollop. and Tsh-iLa, to make it taste (isiky put in iljdity rubbetl his liuia with kart greeoe liminwut, nged C8 year of aig. I'ritiklibe niixtur nnd woodcut to iu.e ktt-e it (.listed luiKty, but tho tinxiur'dJ wink his innards I reckon. Kao 17(3. I Md Jlissos l'.oggs. Aii.t i'ot no bisnoss but T'lenty of money, sickness nul o humbug. (Jaiv her sote of my celebra ted Pipsuboikiu, which she svd -drunk like cold tec whitch it ws oo. Must put sunthin in o tenke her feel sik sr.d bad. Tlie obi woui.in has got the roks. Massachusetts Pero.nal Liiir.uir Pat,. Iioston Dee. IS. A strong address to the peopled Massachusetts is published this morning denouncing the unconstitution ality of the roriOnal Liberty Pill and i cq . ommonding its repeal. The address is signed by thirty five gentleman, inclj ding ex-Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw, Hen. B. P. Curtis, late Judge of the U. S. Sup reme Court, er-Governors Lincoln, Clir foi'd, Washburn, Gardner, and olheremi-J nent citizens representing nearly every counlv in tho Stale. AGRICULTURAL MEETING. rpilli niiuul raocting of the Clenrlield county X Agricultural .Society, will be held In the M. K. Church In tho oroiigh of Ckenrficld, on Wed nesday eTcninc, Jannarv lit . ISM. When the thestrecl in Mobile iclt,cti"nofwmcc'," '" tuko Idaee, uud lusiuoss ii..ruinco win do irnnsactra. i.et all cnpio who feel an intorntin the sn.-eess 0 f the Bocic ty. K 1,1,1. s 1KWN, rrcsident. lcccmhor 19, I 860. s of the subscriber in fi'oshcn i about tho niiddlo of November hist, a Iluifcr Ucd nnd 1,1,0 spoil., about ten months olJ. xbo otaer is reinicstod to come forward, prove property, j.ay charges nud tnko her away or she tviU lo ditpo sod ef according to biw. ltOUEUI JJiOXAtJ). Dorember 12, i860. 3t COURT PROCLAMATION. Trili;ilt:At, lion. t-A.MLtb USS, Es.., I T I'resijeut Jmlgo 01 the jel. Coinmon I'l.ia of the ts-cnty-liflh Judioinl bjftrict, coin pnood of tho counties of Cleartleld, Ccnlje and Ch'nlon nn,l the Hon. Win. I., llooro .nd Uun. T.cnjnmin llnnsil, Associnio Judges of Clenrlield : interest of John Taggarl of two cortain tracts of county ( bnvo Issued their pre.MUt.Jo mo lircct-1 land, containing enh wwnlo tract 43.1 acres. 153 ed, for tho beliimg of Court ,if 'omnion I'lens, ; fcrchea, ono surveyed on warrant ef 4!lioneT.er Also, H Dcfutidnutj interest, of, in and lo nil that cerlkiii tract of bind siluute in ilecatur tow n bJiip, Clear.seld county, l'n , surveyed on wnrtant grautedto Joseph Jlnrrison, contuiniug 395 acrua uad allowance, nnd being unseated, ur timber land. 8eited iiL'l taken in execution, nud to bo eld at llio property of David 1, Primer. Alo, two certain tracts of land situate in Uulirh township, Ci.'nrDeld county, l'a one beginning at a Wbito I'lio aorncr of II. ll.-gar-ty, thence by tamo north 7 deg. east, lSOpi-rcb. to peal, thence south 43 di g. cift, 112 perches to Uro pine, theiivo loulh 47 dcg. wcit, 180 perch, to posi. thence north 43 dcg. V ett H'2 perches to begtutilug, containing 113 nets, and 138 perches being part of a' lulgcr survey in nnuio ol' Juha tiinibhick. Thoothcr, " beginning, nt a Whit. Pine, thence by bunt lute tho estate of J. A. Plii lips, north 43 .west 100 perchek to Vlwt, lhco east 125 1-10 perclioi to a Spanish-oak, thonw by binds of Uanlo i, Co., sou 111 27 710 pcrchca, ti:d south 47 dng. west 73 perches, to beginning j oonk'rnilig -U acres nnd nllownnce, being sain pfoflilvs utrvcytxl 17Ui December, 1830, on whiib are 80 acres cleared, with -dwelling huuse, nnd log barn tbei'on erected. A'oized uud tnken in elocution, ni.d to bo sold as the properly of 11. 1 I. A W. K. Mht.en, and A. llyors, T. T. Also.'a cbrfa.'n irnet of land situ.ite in Hell totvrithip Clen.'Ssld county, To., bounded as follows, vii : beginning irta w hite pine and cor ner of land' uf John K-ifhon, . Ihoiuo hv taid lands, and land of (J- L. ,Ui'd, north 40 degrees, JOj porenes to a pU'B -.rnor, theuce by sntnj bnjj, north' 60 dcg, ca.'t ?i6 .perches, to a sugar roioer, thetco by suuio U'nA and In 11 ,1s of John I'ajchen, soiith 40 iog. rati jicrcbei to Wliitc-.Liiio,corinr, Uiencc by bu.'a.' of i'. A. M'lihee i Co., un-d others, south 50 ii.-l', west 13f perches, to pj u) vC b--'f.'innihg. cohta.:i'"g 291 .'res, u pert ww, iwd iilloWnnce, wiirrnn.' ,a Vi'-iklin .1 liiilliik. ,uown as Yo.490L'. 6910. 'nd 59.'3', with snw-mill uiiil wuull log bouse tlierco. erco'e-.1.- Scizod mil lalnen in execution, 'and ,0 bo U a ,11' liroj erty tf J. p t Jnmes Xhoui-, as. Also, u c.Mlain tract of nitl situate in Lawrence tc7,.vn. 'hip, Clenrfield ctau'.y pa., con taining 274 nc..-', bounded by tho 'feMiri.di'aiina rivcr,ltec,ls, Hp.wruinn, Jliulidl, 11 r 3 ) u'Tk-fton, with ft fraino lu.u.ei 'O'unio burn, aiitr.'inlll,' and other out building tu'i'on. w ith IwoerchuioYAud about seventy ncrcs cL'a'ed thereon. Seized ta ken in execution, and Jo I'D sold us tho property' of l'hilip Antes. Also, a certain tract 'f land sitttalo in Ilrndy township, Clearfield flt m-.'-J Pa,, bounded by binds of . DaiUy, Mcliar, .lotejih lnlo and otners, couhiining sixty-two ft.r.(. nnd fifty ucrcselenr.il, witi orchnrd. Alst. a I'nct jitunlc in Ilrndy township, Cloarflold couniy, lOntnining lifly-seves acres, boundod by hind of Jojejih llnle, l'hilip Kriner, tlooillaiidor, l.oosurd, and othors, with fifty acres clcnrod, liou. harn, n-id oreJinisd thereon, Seized and t.-vl.'t in execu tion, ;vnd to bo sold as tho property 01 John 1. Llule. Also, defendant's interest o.l in, nnd to n certa'n timet of bind situate iu ' Hoggs' town ship. ClenrlidOll county, IV, bounded by binds of Itichnrd Waffle, Jumos M. Shaw, and others, enntkining eighty acres, more or lei, tho abovo described land boing unimproved. Poized, ta ken in execution, at.-d to bo sold ns tho proporty of 7nbn L Shaw. ' Also, a iiertain tnct of land s!iu:vIr in; Morris towns!, ip, Wrm field county, Pa., ciotaiil- ing 132 acres, boimiiert by land, of John lli-.wnr' Isunc i'.iiglnn.l, Jnmes Ivrt'c, 11 ml otliern, with n log houce, "lag -bnrn, and njutt fifty acres nleaxed. Scicd, tiikeu in rxeciitiou, and to be sold us tho f roperty of AbnliRm Brown. Alio, dolondani'a interest in a cerlain tract of bind cilunto in l'.vgusnn ttrwnrbip. Clear-, nclil county, I n., buunued ami described ns lot lows: beginning at a hcnjrwk corner, lh.nec by lienj. Giliu t survey south ' Ucg. west 230 perches lo n post, nnd thenco by John 'J'riss'er survey north 40 deg. west 100 ptrcbts to plnce of bi-giuuing, containing 216 acres nior. or Jess, being tho northwest cornor iu the inline of Ma tins. liurif, with about 25 acres cleared, m.,1 log bouse and big bnrn credo 1 thereon. Seized, taken in cxeciitian, tind to bo sold as tlio proper ty of Silas Whit. Also, a certain tract f hind situalo in Covington township, ClcnrlicWowinty, Pa., boun ded us follows, vizi on tho norli ky the rnd leading from Clearfield to Freuclirillo; on tho pohiJi sast and wort by bimlsof l.n,ei Comlriet, hnving thereao citcted a plauk dwelling house. Seized, taken m e.ecutinn, and to bo sold ns the; proporty of ltcnnud A Tibrout. Also, the uniliviiled otiokMitili part and said, lying in lb. rear of tavern house properly, . better 1 nuim in your proper persons, j ougo t, fronting south on a 30-foot street. W(-ft on street ;ie tom-iuei.t aforesaid, w.th the nppiirtcnnnre lending up the bill from the bridge, north by ,nd there, by tljrir oath and nflirtnntious, in lb land of Juiues Arthurs, and eat by Int. boui'h lrcse:.co of ih i.nrtii-s oforesui.l. 1-7 Toil to bo from WoimII, Also, at (hoso rertnip preinuei ! wnrne.l, if up,a being warned Ihcy.VfiTbO prcsi situate in Ferguson township, Clearfield c.uuiy 1 ent, tho t.-noi em nlorosni,), with tl;e nppurte-. Pa. now in orciimmy of Thninus Ilobluson. 'nnnces. (linviug c.-siiect to the trim vnluo lii-rcof.) bounded northerly by tho Lumber City nnd Into four eijiinl pnXa you ciiuso tu be parted nnd tileu Hope turnpike, and adjoining binds ofj divided j imd one of the mid pint to Adnm Tho.. II. Davis, Jnmes Arthurs, Jiiti Ferguson, H-'goy, another of tho mid nrts to Piiuiucl lln- and otlu-ry, containing about r acron, bavinj-, ' gey, anoilcy ol the sM p.irts to Xicinlns llrg-'V. about 15 uci of cleartd bind, with a l,.g houro1"' the o.i-r of tl,r mid pints to Lewis Snyder iiiiiu log nam iroreon, tpizcil, tn);cn In cxecu- n, ucrge Mi viler, jr.. to liol.l tlieln 111 sever n, and to bo sold a. tio properly of Jlinnson alt, you rauso.t'i bo nsi"ned and dolivcred. so that neii hjur tho sni.l Ad.un ll.i.;ey nor the sjid Sauiiel ilujey, ftiuholas IbigeV, Ulul l.vw' r nyder and livurge Si yder. jr., have i'miirc uf the tenement nlorrsui I, with to pp-.u tennueur, than j-citniiietli to llu-m sovcrully t,;' b.ive. so t'nit tlio sni.l Adam llugey h. p,u t.'.if. 1 the saiil .'iiinuel Jl.igey his -nrt, iin-1 the s,ii,v A"u-ho1.n llugoj bin pint, nnd tfto said Lew is Snyder nud (Icorgo Snydi-r, ji, their p.-irt of tho letieuu-iits nforesniil, with tll0 npptu tciuiuees, lOspeetjvely hnppeuirg everlly, m,iy .upproptinto to them selves. Jlu: if this' inquest by you () bo sum moned, ns aforesaid, to make partitio.i us nl'-irs-aid, shall he, I' opinion that the luud.-,..iin,l tcne uici t nforesoid ninnot be so parted and (livided and wiihout pn-judice to or spoiling .i!jo whole, then we cuinmuitd you thtity.' i c.iuo jlio said inquest to make a just valuation arid nppruiso meiit of the laud, anil teneinenl.', upon their outha aud allirraalioiij afureniid, duo nutlce hiving been first giveu to the revcrafpaities concerned or interested to nppeim, if they ,hull lbii:l: lit. ut the timo nnd plne i,f hjiMiiig si!c:i iiiMu'.itiou, and that the partltion.t r valvui'inu umf apj.r ise-' ment. w!:ii h you !i:.U o ynke, y.,j ilislinetly .n 1 openly huve, uc.ler yum- baud 1111 1 seul, and uuJer ill 1 l,i,i,l, , ,1 ,, ,1, o,fhose by whom tho 'nine shall - mail,-, bet'.!-- tlie Jmlge' u.' the nid fjurt i.f Cmiiiuh-h Piuas. in and fir lh v-'omity of t'learli-,1,1. nt 'learlicl.l, t ic.'o to bo iit'llou tlijseoou l .M nijn j i .f.unmty next. thai fuch furtlu-r proccediiij iui.y be bad a- the law aiifl jiist.ee iippertaiu: r.ud have you then n 11 1 Orr-hsm's Omirt, Ciartf AJuuri-gT Besebnu. Okuirt of Oyer nnd lcrreiaea',.n,nd Court tiftloncrnl Jnl Delivery, at Clearliuld, 111 nndor tbo cosnty of Clenrlield, on tbo AV.WI, Monthly ( th;i f Jamtray next, NOTICE IS, thorofore, hereby given, to Un Coroner, Jastiivs us" .the Pc,ice, nd Constn'oles, in and for saifl com.ty of Clearfield, to nppcnr in their propor parsons, with their Molls, Kecords, Inquisitions, Kxatnl nations and other Ileniem brnnces, to do those things which to their olnccrs, ana in tneir ueiiuii, pertain lo bo done, nnd Ju lirciihnra, on warrant dated ltllh bmujfj', 1793, nnu tlie other surveye.l on warrant of DnviJ Dor ton, dated 1-Ctk January, 1793, being tL ksinel pre&use. pnrchuscd by Jolin laggnrt, with Solo mon Toser and others, tlio said land sit, into in Cliost township, Clearfield county, P., the with in hind beiug woodland, and unimproved ; no in quiitiun held. Seized, tnken in execution, nud to b. sold as the pn perty of John Taggnrt. Also, a certain tract of land situate in Doggs township, .Clenrlield county, Pn, bounded on tho north by A. Stono's F.stnto, on tho cast vvw, iMliiunlstrator of tb estate of Thomas C- I vis, deoeased. AlbO, a certafn pirpeofland situate in L.twrem-o toivn.-Iilp, Clearfield county, Pa., be-gii.-ni.ig at a pott, tbeneo by lun.l of Philip An tes I'oi-tli l.'ij deg- eoM 12 9-10 perches to public road, thenco along said fend north 61 deg. west II po.-cbss. north (74 deg. wett 5 6.10 peruhei to cornor, lb. nee by lurid of Jacob Hoover, south one dog, wast 11 l-6pcrcies tu wbilo oak, thence along mil Jloovcr's land south CI de, ajsj J.) J-10 perches vo J'Uice of beggiuning, containing one aero and Jwenty four perches, havinjr thereon eroctod ntwo story framo konse. Seized, taken in execution, ai d tu bo sold as the property of John M. A Jains, administrator efJosopb La0'lo de centod, nnd Ueirge J. Liigl. Also, by virtuo of a writ of Jtemi Facia, lb. following Usui l'stnte, viz : All thai certain tract or piece of luid situato in Ewri tp. Clear- u-),i couniy, l'n., Known us the ono lourib part of the tract called i.be Slprlngfiold Tract, bouuded as fallows viz: bejin.xing nt a dog. wood on the ItM of tho bind belonging to tho estat of Zona tbiui Puscy, do. o.isei', tlieuc. by Iho lain, north 39 deg. west 175 poro.'ioi to a hemlick, thenco bv j lauds of John Cooper t'10 threo following course! to wil; 1101 til 51 -dcg. oast 120perolmtu a um pie: soul h 38 dcg. eac-t 174 perohes to a piuo : south 5V deg. wost 120 porches to Iho place ol hegiuning, containing ,12,1 acres nnd 129 perches and allowance, being par,,' of said land bought bv said John Cooper from baniel P.ieliardsi.n and wife, log. il-.er with thchcrec itaments -n 1 nppurte sold as Uw property of Leoun;' yo inir s ine-puieliuso nioii.'y niiistiur ii'i,iil y be paid ntilu- lime the property in knorkeddowu. or 11 will be r,)l, : nnd the baluneo bef.iro the deel i,ncknw.'.4.1(;i'i. v. 0. Mri.i.Ei!.sr-ri(r. Sheriff's OPIce, C'earfiold Pa. Hoe., 17, I son. Auditor's Notices. yjs tbo Common Plena of Clenrs 'd county, J . . 0, . K tester, use or, vs. w. A. Ooore. A On potion ol II. 11 Sw.n,pe, T. J. to Cullougli wa. npp lintod auditor to distribute Hi money nnnu g crcu'tors. I'm- 4 u- ty 'irtiieo tbo abovo nppoiiitmciil. X will uttemt t' tbo dui'cs of tho same nt my i.ffic'e. in tho Uornu.th of rlc.vfield, on the "tb, dnv of ,'nn uary, l&l, afll) njock P. M., of .ull ilny, when nnd wh.'ro all oi.'yns inleresto-l. rmiy at ted if thoi'so. V'"lt - T' J' MTl'liLOLTiIl. Ucc. 13, 11)60. Auditor. IN tho .estate 01' William Miyer. decenscd. On tnotien of If. !'. Swnnpr, K'.'q., 1'. J. M'Cul lough was (pointcd ,uditor to u'.'stributo the money nrjis,4roni sa'S.f lieal UrlnOi among tho heirs. ' " ' " " ' Pen '-'rti. Hy viftue of tJLo abovo n). ooinitnent, I wli.' ut tend to tbo duli. of the iin.'ej at in v oflico u' ClenrueU on Jie nlny, tho Jlh u.iy of January. 1S01, ivflO o'clu'l-k, A. M., orf.iff1 y, when nnd whero "avl I eji. n jnterotod niuv i tie-id if they i .er roper. T. .1. MT L' LLO L'tl.'f, udi -or, leccuibor, 19, I860. """"Jinn 11 1 it iu 1 tu I ii . ; nancoi. Belted, taken in. -xeeutinti. nnd to be I ' 111 . "" ,i"'"i'-1c S ainiicl Linn, K..,.Prc si li'il Uiliboif; p. "" ". i.oiui.ai iiei a t lie t, I. first d iv of Xovcmbi-r. in il.n'vn',. .r jur l.ei d one thoiisa l ei'-lu hundrpd nn-1 -lJly J . 1 ' b . V K (! , W , I, i; ! i s'; ' " ' . IoH"y 1 lothjiiotary, Nuticc lslu-ri-;y jlveii to ti c nbuvo parti-s. thai, by virtue of t:o above-mentioned yvrit cf partition. 1111 iuuot ill be .held mid taken un in ihe iT.-iuises th'Soiu 4l,-i, i il,i-J, 0n the 27ih 'lay ,r IjK('KV lllill, A. U. Ulill, at 10 o'clock in tbo f.iroiiooii, tje purpojeof lual.iug partition at niluatio!) and iinprHemeut ol, llio said j ml es lute, as iu tht suid writ pioyi-lcd ; nt which tiiu-j and phico raid partie can' nttiniil. if tlwy think pn.jier. F. .MiLLEK,.Sherin; Slier i IT Or.-e Nov. 15, I s0. novL'L-iH A)MK TIIAT LVL'lTinUiTtrMir. tbnuic, and Lusiness .Man Wutls. I 1 published, TIJlv 'niWXSMIP AND LOCAL L.iWl'J Of hc Slnlo of Pennsylvania, ' ' C'tinmled from tho Adt of A'scmbly, by Wilbr.nv T. llnines, Ksq., nnd publishod bv Krlwnr,u' F. Ja)n.cs, K.q., Wfi.1 Chester, Pckd V, This Win printed mutter, lion. It tenches Hit ortics ( f Juitieea of (bo Peace, wllh ui'iiis for the traiKiiction ol lb. ir bnJnerf. It tiSobes Iho duties of constables with all tbo ni'cessaiy In.V'is, nppaituiuing lo tbo ot.'i.-e. It roniains tbrt duiiea of the Superviirs of r ry County ond Toirni.',ii iu llio .S'lnle. It contain tho luodo ot procedure for tbo l.iy lig out and upeniug of publlo and priinte roiifis. eavocntiiig aud altering roads, the building -f bridge, Ac, 4c. . It em.t.-titii. lli- r.,mi,.r. K..1...l T . .. It v virtue of tho nbove nnnninln ,n I ..III ....I..,....,: ... . , ... ,v" , ,. V . . . " "'"""s. "i.i-inus un-i nireciioi-j, to :etii.r end to t he luti,.. at my ofli.r. in karfic1d on . with forms for 1'eed.. Uon.ls, Contra-1-. t:t.j f,(l .,, , .., ..,.,,. ,,, i,ii,iw a.m. cMcS. Ac, de. Tlii- .lepnrimrnl k th wrk ic.i iney uuenn 11 iney soe proper. lice,.l!, Ts'fiD'. a x. .. M'CULL ork contuitis nxor 400 pages y clorsly mttcr, au-1 will bo sold by subeciiti- T X tho matler of Iho salo ufjlenl E.tav o.'Au- .1 gustus .Vinson. I . U. .Millor i-ruy t. .'P- poiniinoni 01 1. j. ii i.uiioiijjli auditor, lo 1 islri buto tho money prising from said sale, wbio.' is done. '' Pkii Curt: v' compiled at llurrisbur by Jlr. Sni.iin-I P. r.nlA'. J U-nil I V Sllni-ri.,lMn .!... I ..I. ..a, CULLOLajri, y.ni'l'r. J wurMi be j,iico 0 th. volume to 'any ono iiit-rc- , IC'I 111 OH Ul 1CIKMI.P. the matter of Iho cslnlo or Grnrge 41. D.vle. j t cn'iis the duties of 'r,.wnhir Vuditor deceased. 1.11 motion of L. J. ('runs. Ji-a- -i it i,i;i.:-i tho law .. iv..... to .S'tror, : l,.. i i-,-..ii 1. , 1 ,'. "... v - i 11.., .I,.-.. .... .-. v in i-ui(.'ii, m ui'i'ui'HC'i Aiiiiiior Sheep to .listrrbuto money in tho hadils of X.n. barial.:! J( coi.tiiins.lu s dulics of Assessors. nuu,.-,....or, jri-.a. , 1 ,t. 1 j!rnl.lilu ,i, lw. in rcltiir Jay virtue of tho nbovo nnnoint.nenl. 1 will .' M.ri, . '.,.! v.. :. - attend to tho duties thereof on ti,e f2th .lay ol j ' it nills' lh", ta,,t ., h , , uuiim..j mo union 01 ,u ..uiion,;u A nro, l euco Viewers, in icnriiem, ni i o ciocK r. 31. or said day. when and where, nil persons interested, may nit, id if tbey see proper. Wm,. hi. M't'CLI.ttt't, 'f. December 10th 1S60 'Auditor It cmi'.uins the laws relative lo gnnio bunting on t and t" leer. RLt.'t.-sTI'.ICS MTlfl-' Notice', isheic . by giv.'U that tho following joco'unts h Me bi-.n exainlnid and passed by me, m,, r, iniio tiled of record In this offico for ths Inspection of hoirs, legutoes, croJitors,nnd all others in nnv other way interested, tod will bo presented to tho next Orphan's Oo-irt of Clearfield couniy, tu all It c ntains ,'uie Election Laws -villi nil uc sory Forms. It cont tin. !.e Natur.iliznli n Law?, with lbs -lece-sary J-rins tot Application. It , nilnins 11 Wr:'o number of Legal Forms, which nt.' used ill iRn 'every rbiy lrnni.-1'tion of busin ts, h.'ivh ns Acknowledgment., Allidavit, Articles or Aft. eeui'.-nts, nml Coirtmets. lartn;r ship, ApprVnti.Hs,' Assi-inncnti., Atlest:.liup4 ions 01 nxciiunge ami I'rom ssory Antes, llls, bo held at the Court House, in tho borough ofl .Valo, Hn,i;..CIi'cekf. Coven.'M.t.. 'Heed. "iC-nul-lo, Cleavfield. comuencine on tho 2nd Mmnluv .,11 t... nai 1 ... j . . ' .. ' 'v Cleierficbl, commencing on tho 2nd Monday of January, 1801, lor continuation and nllip- nnee. The Gnat jiernunt nf John Macinanus, Adinin istrator of all and singular the gnu, Is, chi-tt.-ls, rights, nnd credits, ivlrich were lftleorgn John stun, Jr., late of Veil township, Clenrlield cointy, doeeased. Tbe partial KW,iint nfTtrnnson Tavis, A-l-nin-istrator of tbo estnt f Tlnmss O. Iaiis, bite of tho liorougli of LuTubt-r t'i, itve;j.c. Tho F'inal aeconnt -ef Chm bitl i ri c1it Ad- .,.,,,-, i.uu jii,siiii-i 1 ro.ioee ixiivs, i.anuloru p 1 Tin.-uit, l.cnfir. I.ctti is ( f rtiimnei . Mi.iri.uo Mortgages, Keceipts nnd Ueli-ases. '1 h. woi itsi bound in Law tlic-p, nnd will be fold to mbs. i u bcrs nt $1 2.'. per copy, pnynblo yn delivery i-r tho ivnik. Tlu work ban .,i,sed tlio revision r many Ilia b-.i In-vycrs in tlio Sgt , recent -itii-ir unqualified approbation, ns a reli able bin ) book relerer.eo upon all subjects upon wbih it V-ruK The whoie is itrran-ed in sueu n maimer ns to present a plain, eon, i.-o ami explicit statement ol llio duties of nil miuistrntrix of .11 and singnlar tjio Co,1's and onuers. may boresdil, understood bynny one' chatties wh.ch were of W 1,.. Weber Into.of tl.ady t e,iie, c.msiv w ill be llviron -h v ? . Li township l learneni ounty, deceased. for tho work, n.-i ll. ,. ,., .1.' . ?.i . " . . rorfl do uon nna thuro ivt cndinir. and noi to de. iy iana ol cnuiuci 1'01TP!. an in a taui v tlmi . . lllirt wiMinilt Irnvi. lit lhfir tinril . I Vlrt Tiii-hi,!La .ml A . ' .'....,! OIVEH acr ray hand ut C!i, field. .!': ";..:. p, nn i,b . i;,!!!'..! .. T!' .'iv ..f rw . tn r., r. p. Aeison - - . i iiid vvir tu tiiir iifirn. rmn 1 iiriti. 1 iii'rnnn. or:7.tMi. iiiKi'n in ninrii 1 nn nnrt n t-. 1 I'ver bonds of wedlock two willing heaitsl fiA blacksmith st Montreuil, l.uiC( i-," sou stroichcd forth Ins hands to nnidoic ! bought, sotno time no. a nuuiititr of old Jonathan liovutm. Abrahnni P-Uwtu Kdward Cnincferd James t-inilh toboise A Lnwo Mary A. Lumndoo omns UuHdon I Henry Waplo . r "uj w iiiNiven en ine union. At . tT.,:.,.. u-i-.i r. . I' POlnt t hn i.er.n1.n,nn .,;.,.n.. I"4 ' "I , ti, 1 1 ,h,. Nds reached out, supposed it was ,10,the hcapa muskol barrel, he put it into liornemnn A Mock wtu ior mm to surrouder tho wedding nis lorge to make it re, I not, ir. order to J,". 'n r""a fcrdTnK -Wa! burrin. ln ,,is 1ockot- -' I'iocc. As ho was pulling it I ,ZVV. Krhird hi i. e-wgymrtn , "M c,- from the iire, loud explosion wai heard, B Logan J'g 111s eyes in prayer, ho teU the tires-1 . , 1 - II. llrokerhoff roi two sweaty half dollars unon hii ,mu amo moment. 110 uuereu ( Ceci, Bnk t-sn n.in. on. " . ! ' :AHA: 1 r.n .1 1 i-i.- 1 1 1 r n i..... 1 ...ui. 1 ue gooil man liesitatcu a rll"ll"o K't uer.11, mo istni-i vonii jinnn pment, npiialed ut tlio lu,licrm,.n, f bml luili lft1n,l.,l it. 1...II -I-;!,- -'amos M. Loonnrd 1 tltuat .inn I,. it 11.. .1 .1- 1 . , . . . . , . Kobecca Lewi. I3y in his pocket r u.VOtlOII; ' but coolly deposited I he init him ubove the abdomen. iiiism-.I thro' '1.' 1, '1 , 1 , iiniucn ni. jLinnnwrti jiiiij proceeded with hi luiijts, conm out just below Hie i-houl" Juiin Co Uci, nud ludud iu a wall at souie dioiauce. ' Xoba ratcmn lin,l eight bnndrcd and sixlv. a. MILLER, Sheriff. Xor. 2S,'1S60. I" 1ST OK -C A US 1 A for Jamrnry XeCl) J 1861, Lydia Wilsn. v.s fleorge WHsnn'i L'x. Thcmn. .VtiU. fteliool Hircetors of W'd J. 11. Abbe. 0ore W.raldwell vi F.lita Irwin . J. M. Pfouts vs Co... r i Hriggs vs . F. I'num et .1 vs Isaac lllnoin Jr. r. iobn Wolf rs John JL CbetJ v. llanlcl S,net vs J. K. Seed vs Laird A lllair vs J. S. Curry vi Crawford linllnhor vs .Tared V. lislor xi Jnmes HutT vs II. Lorain'. F,x vs William W. Worrell vs James Wkits vs lillon if Uuvis v. Slawsoa, Alford etal vs I'illnn A lavis vs Urownst- Lit.. M John Thonii'on. Tho Administration neeuiint of Wil lam llloom Administratvr Of' ill. "t:.i., of .Inhn V I f'iir..v hi. "f.'V'u. .tnwn. bin I I.. ,rn..l.1 n ...'l ......... ,u V :il.' I '.M't1l! v uiicncd. h. -i. wallack, r.s;., accounl of John flrnbam Jr., and Jamc Administrator s of the c,ls 1111.I chat ties which woroof John (Iruhnm f-ird township la tbo County oj Cleani ca. JAMES VKIOLty, December 5th, I M0. liegLteT, .i.c.lvriDLn, ft.r. mii i 1 id cut sn', i-knn.. Clcntr.il Agent fur Clearfield County. P. S. (lood eiinva.-sers aro y anted in all ,rti lib- goo .s iin.i . ua - r omiilv lrtbe nb-e work, 1, whom 1. 1 Sr., la e ufHrad- ,.ra rompenintian w-U U civet. A'M.lie.ni., leanielJ.Oeccaji- l.ll.0 iAftf,lUv ons. UU curl.' dale, ud liessej Hi i-boje. will ree.-jvo pnuspt utioulion. -eoi.bcr J.'IV.,, 4). Important Notico- The udi-riigi,ed. Into publisher of the "Cle-ir-. field llifiubliean" takes tin. in.n'und bl culling upon th.we who are indubtel ti hi in. or to l.:u-i-HUM' Ward forsubsi-ription. advertising or Job sold ns llio property of Henry Soulhurd nnd Isaac Southard. Also, a oertam tract ef Ibtki snlnateivi Coconria townsliip, Clearfield eoiin'ty,'.., tegin tibrijr at auoll Sugar eorncr, Oalland llulloe, thenco by rosidno routh 60 porches to a sugnr, tlicnce south three degree, cast, 203 perches to a post, (benoe by Henry Pyer, west 222 perches to post, Ibence south by , nnd Jacob Mus- ser Smith, west 290 and six tenth porcbe. to a post, thenco by eoTj Mussur Sinilh ajidA. K.I Wright, north 56 degree, east 307 perches lo larch, thence north 25 tcgrer. oat, 13 percho. to port, thonco by brads of Tlobort and Henry Whltesides, north 73 Aegr.e. east 2S1 perches to plnce of beginning, containing nioro or less. Also, tract situate In Uuolich township, Clearfield county, Pi., bounded bv lands of tl. tt ... r ir , 11011,100 lu.ui SarlmA CLli; .sei iZ! frr',!' f '.'; '! nayohn L. M'Culley, containing 320 acre, more V Z . i th. in.w.:jrr . . 1 ,u '" tostimony in Iho "Lutheran CbnrcU V. iC."'C"e'W0.,:0rj: I h??'e ?? X-0-KMli,er...nMr.hMi.Tlr a Hollar, V" l ?J,"n,'. P'Ve. nolieo to all per- ?..00Jl"i. u" '"i.f Gfods, will b. .nUU.d to . GIFT. won fr ""7 "7 u ' ',,Bl.ue.,rl ' M?A it., BBw-ii.iu jj uu ii-cv. wiui one run 01 purrs oa Ftntm u c 'i if, , I ""ouianuor s ou.co in kuitii-rsl'iire. attached thereto, Inrgo bearing orchard of choice fruit, and about filly acres elear.4 thereon. Seized, token in execution, and to be sold as tb. G K E A T 13 A 11 GAINS GREAT ATTUACTIOX.s; AND (JREAT IK JitCKMKNTS! Art aSTataJ 'tollm nut.lia dir s. few ilni-, nntu ni Clcurfirfd. consmsDoiug on tho 24th day of re- W(,rs incurred diiriug llio tlneo year, cuinm.-n embcr, 1819. i fmg July I8.17 and tnding July 1S60, to cull iiu- Wothe tindrsigni-1, will dispose of a largo 1-1 ln'Ji'itoly nt my tfhVfl in tho b- rough of Clear of MtY GOODS, HOOTS AND SHOKS, VAIUE- fiol, n,,,! "",,e "t'lemeut ,( the same, n the. TILS A NOTIONS, suitable fur HollM.iy Prei.' ft "nn l r'"''' '' J' U' LAUUIMLU, nis, at Cost Prico.on account of th. failure of,' 'larliebl, I eec'.ner 12, 1'ift-lf- largo Mereantilo house In th. East, Our st.uk ' CorprnissiOner S Notice, consists of a yarioty of good too numerous lo mm. f'lotrch i.i. C'v-k'. iion.mo puuiio .ro reque.ici to can and exam- T,a ,.,1..1,.1. l.n..!M.i,.c .......... i.l uy ins i jitrt or lopjuion rlcasni t i.-nrliel-l ci-nn 25 cents to ia.tfc D0. 20. im-LL Bl'SSM.VS A IlKEI). properly of Abraham lieyer and Asa Bey.r. i Also, bv virtue of snndrv writs of Fieri il'aunj.Ui. folic wing Real ZaU, Til J AUtb.Uhe corner lvi c ol dy lot d tin Inn Friday -tlio 4l!i si. I: liccembd-r 12, 1S60. on l!i day ol Jnminvv, 1 860 nt 8 o'clock l- iBiirtr.l. lliSl, i cmnit-sinucr. 17RUIT. ' P.uihal I lt..K... .... .1.,.: . . . - "i l .( ,1 liinsill.il 1 7.UM1 Stone lill'i. 1 lev telti Pr'nd Apples, Pared and inipared j A. 1UV1.V. 4 jf1 ill nnd examine il.u Pnlens nir-tiirlit U-t V.iud Hon. bus, lin-v fc;a '.u, the thin? v-u. ' nitd. for salt at P.. V. A C
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