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(lniritii OovtMiKnt
In llif v u I ' U 1 '.ti:ri 1 ni'i' I mi a i
fit" 1 ilml ma ntinHtg lli" M'M'inI Mutt" a
liirii" fin 1 l'iil' n vt'tiHf", w liirlt hud ni'i n
' imil ilc l in tlm TiT iMiry, liryoml the i
ilu wants cf Hi ffivriinni'lil. Tli
I money w i nii tiiMiPil nmotit the Malr
! nn I r'il "I it rA lVinivlviuiii rrrel-
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m,,. .,., r,m 4 mii plli-d with sit "ir.-l "f blank
ReulpH fitii! I'jfrii1itiirii rf Clmi field
Crnnly for A 1) IHflO.
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ia.I t1 till I HI HI I'.iH l,nr Inn . II HOI1 IMVitllf
12.10 p. in.) ,.,:(;.,.' in i, Sirrntrv nl the Troiu.
tatlM t TlTlia KASTW ARtv
m . . . f.Sfl a. m
raia
jirttuftigor - - P '- .i.i, i,.i .1 riili of the Stale
- rMn fc."r'"V 42 a lalArrpinu of the money , and the
1 Train" - U-' P- ( ".'ym ei rf wry pott thtrrrf, from time to
Line P.Il p. m.ltiiiie, as tlm sntno should ho required.
Ireini run oa Sunday cxeeplthe Expresi. (The act further provided Hint when said
-.. li 1 1 1 . - " money or any part thereof should bo wnn-
B h la Soc fit, tej iv tho Soe-vi.-iry nl U10 irnnsury
hold meu npprcpriiuionH ny iaw, wu- iiio
en od lor lrom tun novrrai
A
TII.MIOS, V Al lli I Th M"-
tnln tiH (ttrrl In full iriirm rr
inifinln nml rttlll, nl hvlirtimn, nn i niMj, tin
:Si) tliiynf KnliMinr.r. ni Id itVlmk . in. I'y
nicliT ul lite I'nptnin
JAMIM W, FT!t AM'OUP,
1 I r n I trrgnl.
fl A It
DKUO STOItR
Tin mMing of llie Count; liibln Soeio'.y
( th offlct of Enqtiir Wriglcy, during Court
tk, tdjournet to ruoet at the Motliotlitt
Ooarek n FrMay nvenlng next, 15th ofFnlirnn
Ty. Klfctinr. of o(Ii:ri aJ olhr buniain "ill
9 kfor tlif ruentiu j. J. K. FccnT. gec'y.
'tarJlev. Mr. Hjnynn will preach in thu
Bnptiat Church in Clearfield borough, on
ThuredAy evening, February 21it, t 7
o'clock. The public are invited toattend.
Badlt Frozen.- -Two men, vhMO names
we did not loitrn, left this place on Thur--day
lut about noon, totvnlk to St. MnryV.
The dy was xcussivcly 'coltl, and nftcr
going aome distance beyond John Shaw 'a
Sr., on the old Siniiomahoning road, were
obliged to return to Mr. Shaw's, who hro't
them back to the Taradiio House, in
Lawrence township. Their limbs were
badly frozen, and they arc now lying at
Mr. Ogden' in a critical situation. One
of them is from Harrisburg, and the oth
r from Philadelphia,
Tbi Fair. According to an announce
ment in our last ihsuo, the ntertainninnt
adrertbfd by the Ladien of the M. E.
Cburci), of this place, whs held in tfieir
Church, 011 Thurday and Friday last. As
it was merely intended as a preliminary to
oim upon a more extensive scale, we think
j was a decided success, but no oce can 1
wonder that such was the case, if they
but took a glimpse of the fair faces of the
vender of the different articlos offered for
al.
ACoit's iimukrs broken. We see by
the last Journal that a colt belonging 10
Elli Irwin, Esq., of Goshen tp., had its
fingers broken, coming up the hill be
yond Jas. Irwin.t', in Lawrence. We have
not heard from the colt since the ac
cident, but we hope its fingers are knit
ting. Bmlroad Daiuoc Dibtroved. We learn
that during the high wind which prevail-"
ed yesterday afternoon, six spans of the
Northern Central Railroad bridge over
the 3dsquehanua at Dauphin, were blown
dowBi4 The bridge was an open one, and
it teems almost a myttery how the wind
could strike it with enough force to carry
away fie heavy timber. The loss will be
aier.i6tu ono to the company, but it will
not interfere with trade or travel, as the
can of the company can reach Dauphin
by tbeFenmylvunia and Dauphin and
Susquehai.ua tracks on this side of the
river. -rtriot d- L'uion.
jJTbesnow stoitn on Thursday Inst
eemi to havo raed similar to the polit
ical storm both fN'qrth and South. IU.il
roads were eery where blockaded, and
great dsmago has been sustain! in aiffer
eot sections of the country. In Balti
more, house were unroofed, chimneys
wereblewn down, and several persons
were eeriously injured.
t.Our neighbor down street publish
ed thf proposition of Mr. Kellogg, last
week. We hope he will now publirh, for
the benefit of his readers, the rpcech that
gentleman made in Congress, on Saturday
last, in support of his proposition.
Uhould be exiled for from
'Status. Wfll, tho nionuy is required row
to satisfy demands upon tho rational
Treamry, and Mr. Dix, the Secretary, has
notified tho Governor that the State will
he required to jruurantco tho payment of
bonds of the United Slates, to the amount
of the sum deposited in tho Stato Treasu
ry, payable after tho expiration of twenty
vears. fly this mean the Stato will lend
her credit to the General Government to
stKtain it at a time of groat embarrass
ment. We understand that 1.0 portion
of the money is now required by I ho Sec
rotary of the Treasury. The State having
pledged her faith (or the safe- keeping of
this fund and its repayment upon t tie rt"
qnisition of the Secretary of the Treaiury,
is now bound to fulfil its obligation.
This t2, 400,000 was dopoMtcd in the
Kluto Treasury during the Uitnor admin
istration, and expended in the Gettysburg
railroad and other fancy projects. Patriot
ct Union.
Th iuIiipHWii navs opentd a full anil torn
tlrt aixortintnt of 1)11)08 la th new brick
(D I liiiililitiK nf Ir. Womh, nn "tho corner of I.iMtt
tint Cherry ftn'ctn, in mo tmrUf;n 01 Lirnniem,
wltoro tlti'y will ti happy to aeconunoilnto any
pero n wliemny dt-nlre nrtieloa In their line. The
btmineil will be conliui'il etrtct.y to a
lh uj and Pretrriition Vmiiuts,
And nopainiwili bonpiirud to render antiiftiftion,
Ir. M. VTooos. the Junior pnrliior, miiy always
lo found and eontulled-in tlm " J'rur ritor,
wliru not ttbtient on tirofrsnioniil btininviif. A
nrpamle room for roinultnlion it ntlttntietl to the
tore, where ptiticnti may bo examined prlrntely.
hrery article usunlly louiitt In nuon an eatsb
liflimont will bekept ou hand, and 10IJ at greatly
reduced price.
Tf.nwi skins strictlt CAiri, will snaule tnem
to offer InducemenU in the way of prieei
l'hyiieiani will bo luniiliad at a small per
cen taut) over coit and carriagj, and their order
are solicited. Krery article sold will bo puri nn J
of tho bout quality.
foliG-tf WOODS A HAHr.UTT.
raooRKssor tiis Irrkprkssiulc Costmct
IN TIU liLACK llEPUBMCA.V TiRTT. Tho
war between tho Weed and Greeley fac"
tions ot the block republican party wax
es hotter and hotter every day. They
talk now of a reconstruction of their or
ganization, putting Seward at tho head,
with Weed at the tail, and Webb to do all
I the fighting for tho concern. As forGros
i. ? . i i . .i. t i
ley, ne is to do leu out in me com auo
getlier, and as a proof of the truth of the
old adage that misfortunes never come
singly, we perceive that the Spruce street
philosopher hts been getting into trouble
in the West. The other day he went to
Springfield and poured his griefs into Ab
braham'a bosom, in a confab which lasted
during four or five hours. On the way
homeGreelej resolved to combine busi
ness'with pleasure, and pick up a few
dollars by a lecture in St. Louis. lie
started for that city ; but hearing that it
was probable the Missourians would mob
him, lie turned tail and commenced run
ning for dear life, with the old white coal
streaming out behiud. Little Raymond,
in his celebratea retreKt lrom bollerino. ( c
did not make better time than that of his I
timto Htt It. ! .. .'TrcMniM
Mn1i I'nntilf , In itie I'mniminwi-allh
nf 'i'nnjlril, In An ..nut with Ml, I Cmnli,
ft i in the T th ilnt nl Junimtr, A. I. 100, tlm
13th tiny nl Jsmuviv. A,
i:.
To amount ftnm CnlVil in for pj pvlntu
er, inrliiilinn per -rMii 7,IJS tl
To am i from narrated lnn.l. for 0 ft,no SI
Teatniiiint fioni ruiiimltflnittri' Hvnlii
ill.
tly election etptniei (l,AT.U
t'untmonwralth rente l.rrt IS
Jurori' we 3,?I0 77
Aeitfir' wejtnii 373 yj
CormnlrtioreiY wagee SiJ SI
Jail foet .tf.tf 0
l'rothonotary'i feet 27101
Mftriet Atlorney't fen 2H 00
I'rintihc; eontraet, in J00 00
Tipslnfl" and Court Crier 179 4
ilopuiri to public building 1H3 31
Hoarding Jurore 1 00 00
hefundi lOiil
fi'r nttnml
t'l'MM"! fli
t vin'pii.U ti hum
t l VU
U II J rait n fntus
Jiillo' le
reiiinvtil.itiMt' f r
I Audit'im' goi
Anliilng I'li'tlinniUry' and
Hi'X',,"t am-onnt
tutored tin tinier,
t'linmnr'e lnittu
AlKlilnri'rlnfll
flurij fees
Incki'l, fialionery, A pnitags
Rurrey of Illnom townabip
I ttel onnlriwl
IK tl
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W 7 .V
Court lionae contraet.on ace'l 1,(179 1 1
Miaeellnnenua ordera (it
Kunnerations tu Ciillcctorl JS
I'er ei titage to colltrtoni HOI I'D
Treaurcr'i per rent(0 on
amount received Is? 01
I)o nn paying cut 177 CT
rtalanee due Trrynrcr
3'2
12.600 87 12,405
"VfOTICE. The undomlRnoil, an Auditor
i. A appointed to Uiatiibiita the money ariaing
from the talo of the renl catat of KAML'El.
STROCf.lute of 1'ork'inon townahip, gives notice
(hat be will attend to the aamo, at the olf.ce of
Larrimer A Teat, in Clearfield, on TlKsOAt,
the 2Gth of FKBUL'ARY, 1861, at two o'clock,
p. in., where and when all peraona legally inter
ested may attend. 1SKAEL TKST,
feb-4t Aillli,or-
1 VUTION. All peraort are hereby eaution-
ed airatnat purcbasinp; or meddling with a
certain HKD COW, now in the poaaeaaion of
J. 1. D. GILL, of Beecaria townahip, Clearfield
county, la aaid Cow bclcnga to ue, and is loft
with bun on loan only.
feb-Jt. J. A. HEQARTY
A DMlMSTUATOU'S NOTICE. Letterj of
Xi. Adminiatration haTinjj ibia day been grant
ed to the undermpned on the ratnto of JOHN
YOUNG, late of Uurnaido townahip, Clearfield
county, doeenaed, all peraona indebted to laid
eatnto are requeated to mak immediate payment,
and'thoae having claims acainat the rame will
protcut theoi duly authenticated for aettlemeeL
SAMUEL SKiiRINti Adm'r.
New tVaahington, Jan. 31, lSlil, fb6-6t
conreie, Hon Massa Greeley. Where he
is now we cannot sav probably ho has
not yet stopped in his "wild career."
Meanwhile Webb, Seward, Weed it Co.
are preparing lo divide the spoils 'among
their fi'iends, and poor Greeley is not to
have even a dry bono for his share. He
has borne the battle and the heat-of the
day, and is to bo deprived of any partici
pation in the fruits of victory; he has
planted tho vineyard, but others will cn
oy the produce thereof. Such is the fate
of people who put their faith in princes,
or place confidence in the promises of
politicians. Herald.
6g-Tlie banks in New York are nearly
glutted with specie. They now hold $36,-
000,000, with a prospect of further in
crease.
The "Washington Cadets
W ill meet for parade and drill, in Clear
field borough, on Friday, Felruary 22d,
1861, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Hy order of the Cnpain.
J. Plarr Walters,
February 13, 1361. First Sergeant.
A Card.
The nndenigsed has many rceaona for being
crateful to the citizens of Clearfield, for their
exertions made to save his family sod property
during the recent burniag of his dwelling, and
adopts this ai the best mode of returning his fin-
cere and heartfelt thanka. To many who peril
ed their health, and in some instance! thoir
I lives, especial aaauranen of kind remembrance!
are offered. Everything waa don o that could b
. done under the circumstances, and much more
waa effected than could hare bcea reasonably
expected. The generous hospitality of thoae,
in hie absence, tendered the comfort
"IXECUTORS' NOTICE Letter! toatamen-
J J tary barinc; this day been granted to the un-
derairned on the eatate of JOHN DILLON, Inte
of Iturneide townahip, Clearfield county, deed,
all aenonp knowing themaelres indebted to aatd
estate are requeated to make immediat payment.
and thoae having claim! againat it will present
Idem duly authenticated for settlement.
J. A. HEUARTV.
J. It. 1IEOARTY,
Kxecutora.
Amount of StiUe, G'unfy,' out Militit Tux dm rom Uotlectori or I860, and prtv'wus ytart
1 1 HOI. L'lKM.
; Till. MUST AI.7.VA,
'FALU WINTrilCCODS
l Til ot ITKP
REED, WEAVER & CO.
On Market Street '2 d.iors northo
tlm Court Douse, uiVyc tiny n re
just opcnuifv nn tinuniinlly hrgi
ntul well Hcxctetl slock of L'00,
Biiitcd to tlie wants of llie. cointnu
nity (Vir the Tall ituJ Winter li'.iflo,
which they oiler in lanio and finall
quaniitics on tlrcmost reasonable
terms call and kxamink Ton
Tounsn.vKs Their asaorunont of
DRY GOODS5 MOTIONS
tsar.
1 847
IMS
1849
41
UiO
II
18H
4i
IS 03
i
ISM
1855
1S&A
1817
1858
TOW'fRiri.
COLLCCTOai IS A RSI.
1S59
1860
February 4, 1 SCI.
STATKM KNTof the CLEAR'IKLD COUN
TY DaNK, for tlio month ending January
31, 1831:
ASIETS.
II ills diacounted .... $17,655 49
Pennsylvania State Stock - 19,763 50
Specie 5,139 55
Due from other Bank! ... 9iH 39
Bank Notts of other Bank! - 1,590 00
Cbccki. Draft!, Ac. ... 72 50
Furniture ..... 221 19
Expenae of Date engraving, Ac - 764 75
Stationery, Ac. .... 2H091
$46,426 28
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in - $24,900 00
Notes in circulation 13,960 00
Due Depositors 7,791 76
IuterMti and Exchange 261 53
$tfi.42S 28
ClearfM
Y
JAS.
Ta., Jan,
B. GRAHAM, Cashier.
31,1861. febC
WANT IT.
OUR tVIKK W ANTS IT,
rOUR CIULDK1'N WAST IT,
r
WILL CERTAINLY PAY,
AM) YOU WOULD HAVE IT, If you
only kne how useful, how instructive, and
we reier to mat nrst
I Boston.
and be permitted to enjoy every real blessing, is
the sincere wiih of one who must remain under
the deepest obligation to hi frienda.
Clearfield, Teh. 13th, 1860. G. R. BARRETT.
5t3"Th Rev. J. C. Fletcher gnvo us
last vetting, a brilliant lecture on the re
ligion, customs and people of Braid. sd-wv0
.Una have we relished anything more!of lheir ll)m t0 tii Louielcn family, only
than the picture he laid bofore his auJijMITCi to atrengthen the bondi which have io
ence of that exuberant garden of the tro- long united Lira to his old friends and neighbors.
pica laden with its Strange variety of j That eaoh one may be preserved from neb a
fruila and flowers, teeminc with rerrct-i1n:"lT' na from any other atiiiotion in life,
" c , v a a
ual hstvest for the hand of man. Surely
that country must be tho garden of the
world, and if it people had the cnter
pi which tnoves this Yankee nation,
imagination could not set a bound to the
results they would produce there. As
relevant to this comparison the Reverend
guUteman stated that the Lest Remedies
crrloyed there for the diseases to which
thw are subject, are invented and sup
pliei to them by our own well known
countryman, Dr. J. C. Ayer of Lowell,
Mas, and that not the people only but
the priesthood and the court of the Em
peror down, have constant recourso in
tOKiMM io me Kemediea of this widely
eelehrUJ American Chemist.- Ledger,
MARRIED
In rhilipsburp, on the 10th instant, by
Hancock, bsq., Mr. James Loons,
of Clearfield, to Miss Sarait Davcuertt,
of Lawrence tp.
a TTENTION, CENTRE HILL GUARDS!
t. The Centre Hill Guards will meet for parade
and drill, at Kylertown. on 1 nday, Febrnary 22
1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m- Py order of the Captain.
THOMAS M. HOLT,
feb6-2t 1ft Sergeant.
REGISTER'S NOTICE Notice, ii here
by given that tho following account! have
been examined and paaeed by ma. and remain
filed of record in this office for the Inspection of
beirs, legatees, creditors, and an others in any
j Tint ro ak Old Dareet to
tu. .u.. it. -".oetra.iegawea, creott
. " r .. . ' n"""1 rromptOther way Interested, and will be preaenwd to
H Obeyarice Of the law tt Cleveland has 'the next Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, to
causea quite a scattering among th runa- ib held at the Court House, in the borongh of
a !riroif nanif tfirivnr in Xi,'. i rcn, jodj, tor eonurmaiion and a osranna
eheved great present of mind the other LiT'. "'"''".V0" 'ee.0Bnt ,of JbB Beert, Ad-fr-m
the depot the other ' als HbU ajld eVedis) which wereof Gteo' ge
ifc T-6n. With hu hack, he jumped from Soader, late of the townahip of Bocci in tho
how entortaininc it in
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vii : the
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new and uaoful directions, hints, and suggestions
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in the Field, in the Orchard, on the little pint of
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Each volume contains many hundreds of use.
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l'enn
Iiurnatde
Jnrban
Fox
Docatur
Tike
Cheat
Jordan
Flko
Covington
Decatur
Curwi naville
Ferguson
' Goshen
Jordan
Covington
Clearfield
. Docatur
Ferguson
l.awrenco
P.nn
Decatur
Fox
, Jordan
Karthaus
Woodward
I'eecaria
Bell
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.Bradford
Brady
Burnside
Chest
Covington
Clearfield
Curwemvill
Ferguson
Fox
Girard
Gorhen
Graham
Huston
Jordan
Knox
Lawrence
Lumber City
Morris
New Washington
l'enn
Pike
Union
Woodward
James Rea, ja
R. Wetael
II. .Vnaa
A. Ppeneei
Win Wiley
Tnomai Fenton
J. Sunderland
J. Davis
J, Young
D. Wllllami
J. I. Bttndy
D. Kephnrt
J. Caldwell
8.J. To lor
J Patterson
T. R. McClure
J. Barmoy
O. Kopbar.
Z. McNaul
J. Straw
K. R. Liverrnod
V'llliam William!
J. Relter
R. J. Wallace
A. Raurbman
. E. Williams
D. N.rieatb
H. Orr
K. Danveri
D. Goas
J. MeClellan
J. MeNeal
II. Yothon
8. Wbiteaide
II. Whiteai.lo
J. Campbnll
William Wi!ion
J. Cowder
F. Winirnrt
J. Sunderland
J. Thompson
J Renaut
II. E. Enyder
J. Evans
J. Straw
J. Mulklri
J. Sparkmsn
T. Sankey
J. P. Nelson
J. Bundy
P. Bloom
M. O Stirk
M. Nichols
J. reremon
J. Denning
R. Niemau
T. Wain
II. Hilo
D. Brubaker
S. Henderson
Aggregate amount due from Collectors .
Aggregate amount due County from
Collector!
Aggregate amount dne from U. S.
landa
Aggregate 'ansound duo from notes,
judgments, .to.
Otitat.in !ing County xrdora $1,232 7S
Court-house contract " 9.500 00
Due County Treasurer J72 04
Indcbtedneiti of County
11,101 82
$4'1013
2,703 15
1,083 22
.1,216 72
11,104 82
cornTV. avATS,
$205 51 92 14
t
'so 01
Hi 8 29
1 00
1! 17
4 72
45 15 2 10
1 42
, 2 62
16 94
6189 11159
33 00 a'l
12 81
9 41
11 St I 5 33
10 69
t 01
1 00
11512 1 t
110 29
16 95
2 86
$11 10 84
18 36 tlt
17 80
290 27 130 6'
153 18 18 46
155 68 j 13
.12 57 n
505 50 266 60
72 39 H6
JT79 '9 16
2 29 7 27
131 24
0 35 Uil
109 93 "8 "4
36 55 125
77 20 6i 23
49 36 35 96
J46 83 64 89
78 38 5f 81
74 11 5
70 6J 42 36
306 70 215 27
75 01 46 94
2.19 72 ' 108 118
24 50 39 48
187 36 86 70
274 46 14199
13 61 31 51
131 68 70 05
$4,101 J3 2,746 70
$6 00
4 10
17 AO
2'i 00
32 i
. 6 00
30 50
I Ji very largo and eompletot enilTneing alinont
xitia. every artlclo both offnshlnn and aervloe. Er-
I peoial altontinii has been paid to tho scleution of
! LADIKS'. DRESS GOODS, which 8T0 ovory
variety and tho very latest stylvs.
hilka, Delulnoa, t'lnula, Merinos, roplins,
Alpacoiis, Cuihmerea, French. fcoVib
and Doraeatio GinghnmA, I'rint,
Llnaeya, Cambrics, Brilliants,
Fig. and plain Bobinetts,
Irish l.inon Cleths Ac.
: Black and Fnncy Cassimercs, HntinatU, Jeaus,
IB g, 1 weeds, t.orduroyj,-iiieaory etripe, iiciting,
j 00 Craah, Dinpor, Bleached nnd unbleached mus
j lins A drills, Red, Oroy, White and Canton Flan -
19 jo nela. Alao a larg stuck of Ladies' and Gentle,
f t ' mens' Shawls, Diublo and Single, Stellas and
15 id i Chonillos, Black and Drab Cloth capes of the
9 83 Ttr lat0"t faahion,
!9T 2s! t on nod"e l l , """"
20 62.'
14 33
4 35
10 00
34 50
UPHOLSTER AND CARRIAGE TRIM
HE R,
LxUd at A. 11. VAaw'l MUt't, on m' East
nf Clfirfald borwyh,
Respoctfully informs the citir.ena cf Cloarficld
and adjoining counties, thut he la at all times
prepared to manufacture, at tli e ;hortnet notice.
Hair, Husk, and .Straw MaUrcsnes of all
kinds and sites, uno of whteli ii a Folding Mat.
4 30 tron, luttnblo for CARTN'S ON RAFTS, which
12 40 can be folded In small compnjs.and emptiod and
11 36 refilled at 'pleasure ; on4 very cheap. Ho also
j trim! C.itriage, nukos repairs to all" kinds of
26 71. Carriage Trimming aud Upbolatory, and makes
36 10 Corda for Maagn's Tracing Liuos, of any thick
20 90 neaa or length.
38 CO tesCountry Troduoo, Corn Kuikl, or Cash
taken U K (change for work,
oy All orders left with any of the Merchant!
of Clearfield borough will bt prcuipliy nttonded
.0 doc2fl tf.
79 3.1
45 12
41 32
26 li
21 48
2S 5(1
17 70
8 55
16 15
U, A0 KILVEH WARE.
TTT'E would rospoctfully inform our frienda,
YY patrons and the 'public gk-arally, t hat w
have now iu store and nllur Wholesale a nd Ra-
14 25 iail n tho lowost Caah l'ricea. a larc and verv
H 00 ichoiee stock Watch, Jewelry, Eilvor and Platod
2137 Wnr of every variety and stylo.
1 1 74 Kvory description of Diamond Work ani oth
50 82 cr Jewelry, mado to order at short notice. ,
" "0 r SsyAll good! trarran ted to bo as represented.
39 42 Particular attention given to tho repairing of
n vt atones and Jewelry of ovary description.
17 57 STAL'FFEIl A 11ARLKT.
IS 41 No. 622 MARKET .troet, (south aide,) Pkila.
14 25 Sent. 19tb. 1860. 6 mo.
23 27 .
CUBA HOTEL, J A YNESVILLE, PA.
1,012 74
Gfonna B. GoonLAMir.n, Esq., Treasurer ot Clear
field Ctuiity, in account with the different town
ships for Road fund, for the year A. D. 1358-9,
JIi.
To balance duo townahipi last settle
ment, $30 12
To amount roeeived from unrentcd
lundi for 1863-9 8,058 66
111.
Am'l pit. I lid. Hal. 'If.
Toitnihip:
Beecaria
Bell
Hogg
Brudford
lirady
Burnaido
Onest
Oi.viuglon
Cloarfield bor.
Decatur
Ferguson
Fox
Girard
Goahen
Graham
Huston
Jordan
Karthaus
Knox
Lawrence
Morrii
Penn
Pike
$477 21
418 00 $27 16
126 53
68 07 12 08
460 4 4 3 98
254 91
23.1 73 62 6.1
112 12 66 54
3 41
320 00 24 Z9
31 73 2 07
249 66
165 00 55 85
20 00 9 06
176 61 15 14
1,620 23 JJ7 6S
67 21 7 6
161 84 59 49
294 55 85 00
105 4
774 60 26 .16
148 00 22 44
104 42 75 22
250 04 1 42
461 28
817 18
e,68 78
Burntide 271 36 107 16
Cheit 214 S5 81 01
Covington 230 03 111 37
Ciearftold 03 2 91
Decatur 472 41 75 72
Ferguson 31 25 5 71
ox At 5A 22
Girard 68 32 .1 63
Goshen 251 91 27 15
Gruham ?:I0 41
Huston 633 II 470 C.I
Jordan 88 23 4 t i
Karthaus 8 24 266 54
Knox 314 93 182 75
I.awrenct 229 20 24 1 1
Morris 527 92 402 81
Pehn 1. 7 02 77 27
Pike 006 6 57 77
Union 259 81 62 76
WooJwaid 4296 76 .'3 00
Bal. due tfs. 2,6 1 60
8,483 92
THE abovo Kolol, having reeeatly boon fitted
up for a honse of onlertainment, ia now open
for tho nccommodation of tho publio. traveler
will fjol tills a convenient house.
Mat 19 H58, OHN JO DAS'.
ies' Bonnets and lints, trimmed and art-
trimiuod, of the Latest Styles at 1
11. W. CO s,
Ead
txi
j To Persons out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED.
In every County of the United Statw,
f 10 engage In the sale of aomo of tho best and
I. nwst elegantly illustrated Works published
Our publications aro of the rao-t interestir.r
(character, dlaptei to tho wants of tho Farmer,
Aiecnantc nna .Mitrrbanti tlicy are jubltshedio
the beat style and Imtind in tho most siibatari.
tial manner, nnd are worthy a place in tho LI
brary of every Heuschold in the Land.
I V-QTo men of enterprise and industrious hab
it 7 i oi ' '"" k'"85' offors an opportunity fur profit
' ! able employment sehkiiB to bo met with.
I tr?ul''rions desiring to net as agents will re-
We, the Commissioners of Clearfu-lU County, ! promrtiy by mail rull particulars, tornn,
in tho CommonwrnltH of Pennsv vania, having '. 7 addressing Lr.AU. OBTZ eo., Fub.
evarained tho aecounls of Geo. B. Ooodlonder,! . No. 2L'4 North ! txfot, Thiladelphut.
K.a.. Treasurer of the County of Clearfield for i :ct zi ly- ,
the year A. D., 1860, do certify, that we find the j a rtrjr iftrg0 ,t()ck f gprlnrr end Summer
accounts ol Geo. U. Gcodlandcr at followi : The !
clothing of the latsat styles tor aaie low br
Cuiwensvlllc. Hay I860. E. A. IRVIN.
e,t8 78
home made better, and monev saved
Your children woht the yrtruluri's, for it
conttinsa very intcrestitg, useful and interes
ting department for youth and children! which
will be of great value to their minds and hearts.
The above are truthful statements, that will be
eheerfuIlT attested tn bv nearlr a hnnrire.1 thou!-
t T slaves, both in that and neichborine Clearfield, eommeneing on the 3d Monday of ! and of the present readers of the Airic!turi,,'
. i .i.-i l i i f . M.rv, mat t. j n " iv i . . i -
main iniuou &rj a aingia vniurno ol th
Ag irtU uritt, which will eost only $1, and abun
dantly pay. Try it for 1861 (Vol. 2.)
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher,
41, Park Row, New York.
Jan. 30.1861.
Administrator of;
of i
.ihetlOX as loon BS he reached the Collins 'eonnty of Clearfield, deceased,
liaise, where ha was employed, not stopl The account of John L. Rex,
'ii t I to let his passengers out. He call'd the 7,.n ' 'nKBar the goods and chattels. of
! prietor ol the house aside, and roquet- Wij, dSlU f rik iomaihi ClearfeW
i. - f'uirnioi nia wnccs, giving mereior
; T good reason, as follows: " It'a time
Geo. B. GoooiAitnRR, Ea Treasurer ef Cleor
fiell County, in a-econtit with the different town
ships for School fund, for the years A. D.
1858-59,
DK.
To balance due townships from last
settlemsnt $132 93
To amount reeoivod from unsoatod
lands for 1853-59 8,350 S9
cn.
An l pit. tp: Ual. rfi'.
279 28 363 36
237 48 178 48
127 40 52 66
78 79 31 01
37173 24 14
amount due from all sources to be seven thousand
eight hundred and eighty-eight dolla:i and ten
rents. We also find the amount of outstanding
thirty-Iwo tloll.irt (.nd icvantj-Athi cents, of . IU lU)lKIC
bouse ecntraet. The balance duo Treasurer,. For the rpeedy and cffoctnnl Curs of alUnaav
throe hundred and seventy-two dollars and four
Witnesi our hand this 12th day of January, A. hU n Chlldrcn.-Scad 3 cent Stamp
p i5( ( .7'- u. H. J U.i tii,
uuuursus oi loiiimoniais noi u i'uiia. I v
Vegetable Powders
mnri'ons, Khymttiitn, Iupt,,,l. onri Lirpr Oo
plaint and all Xcate niiof t'Aonra Pittatt ot A.'
Attest Wm. P,
WM. McCR 4CKEN.
WM. MKhRKLL.
S. C. THOMPSON. ,
Bradley, Clerk.
Cem're.
Toiraah'f'!.
lloeearia
Bell
Boggi
Bradford
jtrady
We, the Auditor! cf Clearfield County, having
examined the account! of Geo. B. Goodlander,
Esq., Treasurer of laid County A. 1860, do
report: That the accounts are ai a' eve itated.
Tho amount due the Road fund by tlio Treasu
rer, ii eight hundred and seventeen dollars and
eighty oifftit eonts. . Lm amount due the kchnnl
fund, is two thousand six hundred and seventy-'
one dollars and sixty cents. The amount of
outstanding order, is ten thousand seven bun
ptAgtney 9. W. Cor. Third Arth St.
uct is. isau tut. ,
IIARISWICK'S
DRUG ..J- VARIETY
MARKST STREET XEAJlLY OTPOStTB Jilt,
The undersigned will have constantly on bn'J
a we'J selected stock of Drurs. Chemlca's. Dvi-
dred and thirty-two dollars and icveuty. eight, Stuffs, Oi!s, TninU, Tobacco s4 Began, Stit'.on
eedts, of which nine thousand five; hundred dol-' ary, Perfumery, Brushes, and ' Fancy 'Wtiile
tare are on Court-home contract. which he will diaposs of cheap for cash.
Witness our hand thu 12th day of January, A. Ha Invites the publio to call aal examine hW
D.. 1861.
I.W.GRAHAM.)
J. H. SHAW. V Auditors.
B. C. BOWMAN. J
Attest Wui.S. Bradley, Clerk.
January 30, 1861.
itvck of goods bofort pr.r-hosiujr eliokere.
Country Physician! furr.ishod with DrugU
I Medicines, and Surgieal instrota-nts at the ma
I reasoaable rates. - J. O.' HARTS WICK.
Clearfield, Pa., fee. 16. 1W.
A DM1NISTH ATOR'H NOTirrLTn...
A ef Administration having been this dav
granted to the undersigned on the estate
The final aoeount of M;i R c. u.. SUSAN ARDERY, late of Lawrence tp.. Clear-
iiU-atorofallandsingulartbeeoodaaad'ehati.l ,el1 oont7i Oeceasod, all persons indebted to
;.M.anilr.,t;i k:.L 5.. . I '"""l Mill lata ,f, Tmnnm1i.A ...L. Iull.l.
ncer,
. m D ' " . - . - -. u Di.i.uiar iriM .u r. - . . j v.
l feller ta he coin' r.t not mv tit right! and credit, which ware t H....I e 7 , said estato aro rMuested to make immediate
li t, in. tU can-Mot .'" ! (or W,1L1 1,u of Psaa townahip, Cloarfield eounl iPyn"tf and tboso having claims against tho
win moui lu.in qui .uiarnunatca tor
sottlemenU JAS. T. LEONARD.
1
, ty, deceased.
I Tk. Snal ...nn.l . t r:i.. 0 a . .
... . .....c. a. openoer, Admin.
r-Sp i . Dl'"noer Admin.
I M An ice toat, OU Cayuga N. iitrator of all and lingular the gooda and chattels
4. n acroistheieeonXew Year's W?-
Ann .i l .... , late or i ena township, i learfield eouotv. dee d
aoy at ,h, Wt m;Ip ft m;nnl febl3-te JAMES WRIGLEY, register.
jan36t
Adm'r.
Phillip8burg nnd Waterford Railroad-
a MKET1NG of the Stockholders of the
Y " Thilipsburg and Waterford Railroad
Company" will be held at tho office of said Com
rianv, In the borough of Clearfield, Clearfield
county, Pa., oa MONDAY, the 18th day of
March, k- D. 1861, between the bonrs of 12 and
2 o'clock p. m. of snid day, for the purpose of
electing one Presideut and twelve Directors to
serve until tne eceond Monilay ol January, ISCZ.
A full attendance li requested.
L. J. CBAVB, Eeoretary.
Clearfield, Jan. 21, 1861-
Stu
of
A DMINISTRATOR'S.NorlCli Leuifs
V. of Administrntlott having boon grants! V
TRAY IIKIKKR. Came to tho residence the uncersigned, 1) Is day, upon the e.tU tf
CAUTION'.
MT WIFE BARBARA having left my bed
and board without any juat canse or prov
ocation, I hereby caution all persons against har
boring or trusting ber on my account, as I will
pay no debts of her contracting.
DKITRICK COLE.
Boggs tp., Jan. 23, I860
A T . r . a ..4 I.-J:.I .(..I. . V... 1.1 ' 1 - ' ' '
mings, Belts, Head Dresses, Netts, Plumes BLANKS of every dfarnptto tor tale at
c i at w. it C0', ' hii office.
the subscriber in Huston tp., about fire GEORGE fllUCKEn, deceased. Into of B.-adr
or six weeks ago, a JlLlfait red. crumple J townsnip, iiearnrid connty, all person lodsjwl
horns, and about two years old. The owner to "'id t'tate are rebooted to soaks Irnm3i
is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
ehrrgea and take ber away nr she will be dtspo
sod of according to law. WILLIAM HOYT.
January 0, Iff I. 3tf
Salt
T7-ERY CHEAP at the store of
jan23
If. F. IRWIN.
Batter.
ROLL anl FIRKIN BUTTER, for sate at
the store of Jan23 W.F.IRWIN.
" Flour.
GOOD ARTICLE, for sale at th ato-e of
jan23 W. F. 1UW1N.
pavment, and thoae having eblics agslnei
the isms will present, thorn inly anthenllcatod
r settlement. ELIZABETH EHUCKKa.
jin6t Aim't
(tall and etamine the Patent air-tight GU's
Jtni (tone jara, they are just the tuicg'yoa
oeed, for salo at R. W. A CQ'.
V Largo tU'c vf Men A Buy's
received at
ofotMng, las'
It. W
Cheese.
GOOD ARTICLE ofN. Y. rwrr.H fr sale
at the itors of jaB.3 W.M. 1 . IRWIN.
Important iVotics.
Thu undersigned, late publisher of the "Clear
field P.epub4icaaH takes this snethod nf ealling
upon tboso who are iudebte 1 to him, or tn I eri
mer t- Ward for lubaerlption.'advertiilng or Jb
work inrorved during tho three years tsnrnm
erng Jirly f 9o7 and ending July 1160, to rail it
mediately at my offies In, the borough of Clear
field, and make settlement nf the sa-wr, a the'-i
if cants mutt ht eWir. J. H LAfsMXIR.
Clearfield, December 12, M. tf. ' ' '