tbDNESliXV; FKDKUAUY
:n, isci.
0th Wairastop Jons CkincART. neadny evening
Qui Curtin has signed the death warrnnt , of murder in the second degree and also county ; hove liod thai
thi, unfortunate man. and assigned! of robbery.. On. the murder charge he j &h ctSlf C rf'
frliUy, ho 12th d5r of AIri1' A- D 1801
M (be time tar m exociuion.
faf-CoY. Hall, of the Slate Senate, will
pMfe accept our thanks for a copy of the
Auditor Oeneral'a report on Rail roads,
and tther valuable document.
loiter. Mr. l.jnyan will preach in the
8ptit Church In C'enrfield borough, on
Thursday evening. Fi-brunry 21st. at 7
t'clock. The public are invited to attend.
Bowoh Et-rcTio. The following
Mined persona were, on Friday last,
elected to regulate the municipal affairs
of our borough for the ensuing year ;
Constable James L. Morgan.
Judge Henry W. Parki.
Inspectors Robert Wallace end Jacob
Sbunkweiler.
School Director Israel Test and A. M.
Smith.
(Veneers of ibe Poor J. T. Leonard
ind A. C. Finney.
Auditor John F. Weaver.
AttestorIsaac Johnson. '
Assittant Assessors 3. Mitchell, lames
Alexander
' Burgess II en jy Stone.
High Constable--B. Stump.
Town Council Wn. A. Wallace, three
years; J. B. Graham, three yeais ; Frnncis
Short, two years ; J. T. Leonard, ttro years;
Jsmes Leavy, one year; William Porter
one year.
Bsoki Jail. On Saturday night last,
.our prisoners confined in the jail of this
county, s'lccoedod in making thoir
capa. Their names were, Finley, charged
with sn attempt to commit rape ; Kelly,
charged with threatening to kill bis
wife; Amos Pine, charged with obtaining
pods by false pretences j and Hugh
Friel, under sentence for an attempt to
commit rape. Finley was confined in a
room by himself, and by tome means
worked a stone out of the wall, and thro'
the opening passed into the jail yard, and
communicated wi'.h the other three all
confined in one room. They then burn
sd the plank nflf wit h a fire shovel, dug
thro' the wall of their room, and, all bo
ng together in the jail yard, oon manag
ed to make an additional doorway in the
wall, through which they made their exit.
We ore getting to be a very moral peo
ple, as wo have now but one prisoner in
our jail, one having been discharged on,
Saturday, four discharging themselves the
wine night, and one discharged on Mon-
A Long Sixmci. Ira ShotweU "alias: COURT PROCLAMATION. "
is. who, with homo, was convicted of VfKREAtJ, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.,
murder in Clarion county, was commit- rts of tha twenty-fifth Judicial Distriot, com
ted to the Weatctn Penitentiary on Wed- P"of the counties of Clearfield, Centre and
(.,,., . , , (.union ana tne lion. wm. h. Moor sod How.
asolwell wa convicted itcnUmin nn..i hhmih. .inn... .,rri..Hi.u
their precept, to me direot-
I'uurt of Common rleas,
i umnAh'l l.nni. I nurtAr Uurlfr mh ml I nhrt
was sentenced to eleven anda half yeara(: of Oyer and Terminer, and Court of General Jail
and on the rolberr. five veers, makinzl ?.Iir?r'! Clearfield, In ao.l for the county of
sixteen year and a half in all. ShotweU
is only twenty-two years of age. Logue
was convicted of murder in tho first de-
gree, and tentenceJ to be hanged. His their propor persons, with their Bulls, Records,
case was uppealed to tho Supreme Court ln(lul,''n. Examinations and other Bemem
, .-til i brsnces, to do those things which to their efliceri,
mr u nen w mi, uuu uui now ye wen uo- ami in thoir behalf, pertain to be done.
Clearfield, on tha
j Third Monday ( 18(ft rfa.v) Marck next,
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to the
rnrnna. ....lijt. ,.f ti Vmn mmA CnniinUM.
la and for said couUy of Clearfield, to appear In vommonwe. ..a coeu
Receipts and StpendUtrres of Clearfield
County for A. D. 1860.
GEO. B. aOODLANDER, qv Treasurer
of Clearfield County, in tha Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, In Aeoountwith said County,
from the Tth day of January, A. D. 1800, is the
12th day of January. A, 1861,
DR. ' ' "
To amount from Collectors for 1840 sod previous
years, including per centage $7,127I
To ara't from unseated lends for 1 858-9 ,M 33
To amount from Commissioners' Books ITS
CS. . ........
By election expenses
cided.
OLYKN under my hand at Clearfield, this 20th
day of February, in the yrnr of our Lord, one
thousand eight liBntlred and sixty. one.
F. Q. MILLER, Sheriff.
. Holding Coi'T. index PimctLTirs.--An
exchange states that Judge White,
and a lot of hungry lawyers, met up the
4l. . Y . 1 4
t a.u, .uwiu., uui iu mo . iietn axamined ana passed by me. and remain
the other day, to find "Cameron County," j filed of reeord in this office for the Infection f
. .u r i n .heirs, legatoea, creditors.and all others la any
but on getting togathor. found no Court ;olher Wll- iterMted, and will be presented to
REGISTER KOTICIJ. Notice, is here
by giren that the following accounts have
Jurors' wages
Awpnors' wages
Commii'sierers' wsges
Jail fes
Prothoootary's fwes
Pistriet Attorney's fa
Printing contract, Ae
Tipstaff and Court Crier
Itepairs to public build iags
Boarding jurors
Refunds
S1.6ST 38
1.004 8
3.JI0 TT
J73 Si
I5.S 81
SOS 60
178 01
Jtt
2CB0O
17SS4
183 11
108 08
105 61
AgVculturaJ 100 08
Wes'orn PeaiUntiary 118 TS
Couaeel fees . : i (to 08 ;
Constable retarna 113 08
Road views
Wild cats ind fos i0 A
JusUcrs' fees M 82
Commissioners' eierk 8(2 06
Auditors'wagcs 108 00
Auditing PtotboivUry'i aad
lt'Siter's aocount - It M
Interest on orders . : . . 81 M
Curonor'e inquesU - 6T 3i
Auditors' oierk , 82 00
6beriB"sfes
DockeU, stationery, V pesUffe 61 11
8urveyef Bloom township 13 04
Fuel attDUact fcs Ti
Court home oontract,on ae't 1,879 II
Miscellaneous erdera 48 5 s
Erooerations to Collectors 330 38
Percentage te eollcotors 301 99
Treasurer's per ceotaga on
ainouut received 183 02
Do oa psying oat 177 6T
Balanoe das Treasurer '
12,608 87
Amount of State, County, and Mihii-t Tax due from GiUtetort far 1860, and jrtviot ytxrt
(1861. 18131.
I THKFIKST AUJ'IVAL
I-. -OF - ... ... -
WINTER CCGD3
reed, mmi '& CO.
tho Court Uous, whero iliey aro
just Qponing'Bn, u.usual!y hr'o
aud well selected stock of good,
6uitcd to the wants of ('io commu
nity for the Fall and VViiUcr lrafo4
which tliev oflcr in large arid small
73 et quantities on the most rfaLonabls
,4l06 9r terms call and hxamine fou
youHSVXVKS l iicir assortment vc
DRY COGD?c5 NOTIONS
House, no juries, "no notbinif," but bii nt Orphnn'i Court of Clearfield county, to
C t L.IJ a V. r a If t a
act of incorporation full or omisiioni and , clcnrfieiai commencing on tha 3d Monday
ftljjurd commissions. So they smoktd, j March, 1881, for oonfirmation and allowance:
il.l ..;,. . ,1h.,1.- Anmii.; I i no auniinisiraiion account oi Joan users, Ad
told stones, au nS songs, tlrank cornju.ee, I ini,trtttur of R iinguUr th, good,'
anatliomV.tizpd tlie Lcsiblaturr, nnpoint- chattels, rights and credits, which were of George
od a committee to prepare a County AollSojdr. ' h, township of Boggs, in the
. , ., , , ., I county of Clearfield, deceased,
that srouM "stick," and went h jme with The account of John L. Rex, Adioinistratar of
'nary do liar" madf, except ty the Court,"11 tni singular the goods and ehattels, 4o., of
. , John Anderson, late ef Tike township, Clearfield
Crier ana landlord who extemporized n,COunty, deceased.
county town somewhere in shippen town The final accoaot of Miles S. Spencer, Admin
, llstrator of all and singular the goodsand chattels,
I rights and credits, which were of Hannah Spencer,
ErriXTS or the Caisis.Friday and Sat I of Penn township, Clearfield eoun-
, , , ty, deceafed.
urday last were two of the most calamitous , Tho final connt of Miles S. Spencer, Admin
days ever known in the commercial his-! istrator of all and singular the goods and cnattels,
. w v i. t : . i i. . 'rights and credits, which wereof Nancy Spencer,
iurv ui irfw j ur. iv is auiu iiihu uui, icm .... ,, pnn ,,!,: ri..rM ,i..m a
icDU-to JAmts wttiULIiy, Kegister.
than ninety firms were forced to succomb
to the pressure, and among them many
heretofore deemed opulent such houses
as Fret-land, Squires, &, Co., which has
been in existence for a quarter of a century.
JEW DRUG STORE.
TmSFrtciiEsorOLD Abe. We have nev
er read such speeches as those made by
Old Abe on his journey from Springfield
towards the White House hinco Gunerut
Scott run for President ; und tli'n, indeed,
wo wero regaled with some choice oiutor
icnl morsels. It is quite refreshing to hear
the ex-rnil splitter and prebent journey,
man Cabinet maker delighting his audi
ence with such choicH and original ex
pressions as "passional attraction," and
quaint allusions to 'Tree love" and home
opathy. We expect to be very much a
mused when the ungulur features ot the
elect of his people make their appearance
in New York. What we want is a good
We.tern anecdote, and we hope the nat
ural modesty of Mr. Bjchanan's succes
sor will not prevent his giving us the do-,
sired treat.
In one of his recent remarkable speech
es the President elect has stated that a
majority of the peopla voted in favor ol
the Chicago Platform. This is not the
truth. A majority of tho electoral voles
endorse the Chicago resolutions, out iney
fire In a Kir:?r'tv of a million of voices in
The subscribers nave opened a full and con
plete assortment of DRUGS in the new brick
building of Dr. Woods, on tha eorner of Lerust
and Cherry stroets, in the borough of Cltiirfleld,
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. The
business will be confined stnct.y to a
Drt7 aiuf Prescription Butincts,
And no pains will be spared to render satisfaction.
Dr. M. Woods, the junior partner, may always
be found end consulted In the "Drug Etore,
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room fur eonsullatien is attaebed to the
store, where pntients may be examined privately.
Krery article usually lound in such an estab
lUhment will be kept on band, and sold at greatly
redaced prices.
Terms bkixo stricti.t CasB, will enable theia
to offer iuducemonts in the way of prices
Physicians will be supplied at a small per
centage over cost and carriage, and their orders
are solicited. Every article sold will be pursand
of the best quality.
febO-tf WOODS A BARRKTT.
HA3-
1847
1818
1849
mo
18
1881
-
1811
1853
ii
1851
1865
1818
185T
1858
1859
1880
tew uniM.
COLlBCTOas MAKES.
dsy. Cathcart is the remaining prisoner, quiet. H is not now stumping tl
i i.i.i.j ,i;.i.:.i..mii:...,:. ,1..
I ueuijiiiii-u uinu iuu in milium, ui mc.
STActire preparations ar going 0M ing the plunderer of a henroost ; he is in
the nation. Mr, fcincolti must be more,
careful in his statements, or else keep
tho
d
ppointed to distribute the money arising
from the sale' of tie real estate of SAMUEL
STROUT ,late of Ferguson township, gives notice
thut ha will attend to tha same, at the oCce of
Lai rimer i Test, In Clearfield, on TUKiDAV,
the 28th of FEBRUARY, 1881, at two o'clock,
p. m , where and when all persors legally inter
ested mar nttend. ISRAEL TEST.
r fob 4l 'Auditor.
til around us to celebrate the approach
iog bii th ilsy of Iho father of his country,
but from apprninnces, nolhingof the kind
will tako place In our town, unlesa it
sLould be by the military alone.
This apparent neglect Is not on account
of want of patriotism on the part cf our
citizens, but. owing altogether to the poor
prospect that row seems to await th
xcWge and sale of our chief staple
'.umber which, if no change is brought
s twul in financial matters, must undoubt
edly suffer.
A number of our citizen are now at
Ilsrr sburg, Philadelphia and Washing.
In), attirtii.g to bring about a so' dement
of onr present national difficulties.
Bound io FaoGRr. Our villuge already
toasts of a Bank, a discount office, and
two barbr shopi, but "excelsior" is our
motfo, and we'are now to have in addition
tothcie a joint stock private hanking
institution. Who will say after this that
e ore not ' a michty beenles." In these
a position where the utmost cure, pru
dence and circunispectio j are absolutely
required. The President elect certainly
should not endorse partisan tricks which
involve a wilful deviation from the facts
in the cise. The figures have been prin
ted over and over again, and no man who
can read, or procure some friend to read
lor him, shoul I be uninformed as to the
'popular vote, which, as we have said, was
npaiusi toe vnicago iriau'Jiiu. vc iarn
Herald.
The Washington Cadets
Will meet for paiade and drill, in Clear
field borough, on Fiiday, Felruary 22d,
1S61, at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of th Capain.
J. Puke Waltim,
February 13, 1361. First Sergeant
Philadelphia Markets.
CUTIO.V.-Aiipet.;r ro hereby cautiou
ed against purchasing or meddling with a
certain KKD COW, now in the possession of
J. M. D. GIL1,, of Becoaria township, Clearfield
county, s said Cow belongs to me, and is left
with him on loan only.
feb8-3t. J. A. IIEUARTT.
A DMIX! f TRATOr's NOTICE. Letters of
Administration having this day been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate of JOHN
YOUNO, Into of liurnsido township, Clearfield
county, decerned, all persons iiKlvbted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate payment,
andjthosa having claims against the same will
preient them duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL 8ERRINO Adm'r.
New Washington, Jan. 31, 1301, febS fit
I .EXECUTORS' NOTICE Letters testamen
J tary baring this day been grunted to the un
dersigned on the e-Ute of JOHN DILLON, late
of Uurnside township, Clrarbold county, deed,
Jordan
11
Jordan
Peon
Jordan
Pena
Bell
Tena
Burnslda
Jorban
Fox
Decatur
Pike
Chest
Jordan
Pika
Covington
Decatur
Curwtnsville
Ferguson
Ooshen .
Jordan
Covington
Clearfield
Decatur
Ferguson
Pox
Lawranaa
Penn
Decatur
Vox
Jordan
Kartbans
Woodward
Ilecearia
Bell
Boggs
Bradford
flrady
Burnsids
Chest
Covington
Clearfield
Cnrwensvlll i
Ferguson
Fox
Girard
Goshen
Graham
Huston
Jordan
Knex
Lawrenes
Lumber City
Morris
New Washington
Penn
Pika
Union
wooir;;
James Res, ja
R. Wetiel
II. .Vwan
A. Spenoai
Wm Wiley
Tnomas Fenton
J. Sunderland
J. Davit
!. Toung
Williams
J. li lnd,
D. Kepi "ft
J. Caldweh'
8.J. Toier
J Patterson
T. R. MeClura
. J. Barmoy
0. Kephart
1. McNanI
J. flmw
E. R. Lirertood
William Williams
J. Rei'er
, J. Wallace
Rant hman
, R. Williams
N. Heath
Orr
Danvert
floss
, McClallan
McNeal
Yothers
COCfTY.
$205 61
R.
A.
O.
' D.
H.
R.
D.
J.
J.
II.
S. Whitesldi
It. Whiteside
J. Campb'll
William Wi!soa
J. Cowder
F. Wins-art
J. Sunderland
J. Thompson
J Renaut
IT. E. Snyder
J. Evans
J. Straw
J. Mnlklrt
J. Fpackman
J. fiankey
J. P. Nelson
J. Bundy
P. B!ooto
M. 0 Rtlrk
M Nichols
J. erguson
J. Denning
R. Niemaa
T. Wsln
H. Hile
' D. Rrubaksr
S, ilrndcrien
I
10 01
8 IS
1 00
45 85
J61
ii 04
II 81
41
II 05
10 83
5 00
11511
110 tl
1815
8 11
18 38
17 80
J90 27
153 18
185 88
32 57
505 50
72 39
17 79
1 29
131 21
8 35
109 03
38 55
77 20
49 38
148 83
78 88
T4 11
70 63
808 70
75 01
239 71
24 50
187 38
274 48
13 63
131 68
stirs,
92 14
Aggregate amount due from Collector!
$4,101 73
(29
1117
4 72
62 20
1 42
16 94
111 69
8 41
IT 04
1) 94
56 32
81 62
t 02
rtt
49 85
641
2 88
10 64
41 44
130 68
108 46
65 13
46 71
288 60
119 46
99 14
47 V
74 68
71 61
78 75
IS 25
64 23
35 98
64 89
6f 81
63 85
42 86
215 27
48 94
10 18
29 48
P6 70
14 99
31 61
70 OS
VILITU.
18 00
4 10
17 60
3S80
32 50
6 00
30 60
16 18
7 00
10 60
17 86
Ms very large and eoniplote: eaitrtcng almost
! awry article both .of farbiun nnii etrvico. Ei
' pecirJ Attention boa teen pcid to the selection r
LAPILV PRES' GOODS, which are i every
variety and too very luust styles.
Bilks, Delaieos, Plaid?, Merinos, PoplitSj
Alpaccas, Cashmeres, French, Scotch
and Domestic Oingliams, PnnUj
Llnsojs, Cambric;, Urillinr.ts,
Fig. and plain DoMtetts,
Irish Llncu Cloths io.
Black and Fancy Catsimercs, l-atinettr, Jcnne,
Tweads, Corduroys, Hickory Stripe, Ticking,
Crash, Diaper, Bleached and unbleached ir.us.
, litis A drills, Rod, Grey, White and Canton I'lnc
nols. Also a lurj stock of Ladies' and Gent'o-
mum' Rhnwlf.. 11nnK nnH minrlit .m,ilin n.irl
ii lo ' Cnai"e'i Black and Drub Cloth capes cf the
I ??iVry latest fashion,
6J -
JOHN ODELL,
a fit Q
19 03
20 62,'
8 IJFIIOLSTEIt AND CARRIAGE TRIM-
jO m Lvealed ai A. JI. Sham't MUU, one mile E-xsl
a CUarficld (xtroufh,
Respectfully informs the citiiens of ClearfiolJ
ttld adjoining aonoties, that he Is nf all times
nrofired to manufacture, at tlie fborlsi-t no'icc,
24 60 il.:r. U"slt' n' Straw Mattresses of all
kinds and siies, one of which is p I'uMIrj Mat
4 30 tress, suC'i'i'd for CABINo ON UAFrS, whicl.
22 60 can be fukloJ in f mall compass, anii oxp tieu lud
11 3 refilled at ple.;ure t and very chenp. Ho .i!bj
triine Cniringes. itkos repairs to all ic 's rf
J 2 Carriage Trimming A& L'pUoUtcry, mi holies
34 10 Cords for Mason's TraoiCg Lines, of any ilu.k,.
U0 90 nets or length.
33 00 teluCounlry Produce, CorA JJusks, or Cash'
79 13 taken in Etcbange for work,
45 12 JScf AH orders left with any of tbo Mcr.'lint
41 32 i oi ClaKt?l oorougn wur nt proniiitiy atiorxU f
28 12
21 48
28 SO
17 70
8 65
16 1
8 0
14 25
19 00
21 37
It 74
d'jo'Jo-tr'.
111, A1) SILVI.K Altl..
E would resnectfullv inform our frimun,
patrons and tbo cublio st,drallv, i hr.t w a
nave now in sioro and oiler wu-jnaaie . e,i kj
tall at the lowest Cash Prices, a lari buu very
choice stock Watch, Jowelry, Silver cud I'ln'oi
War i of every variety and stylo.
i averr uescripuon oi Liiamoun uorx ui:'.u
60 82 . er Jowelry, made to order at short notice
7 60 j SrAll goods warranted to bo at roprosontod,
S9 42 I Partiouiar attention itiven to the rcpiviiiii, of
Watouci and Jewelry of ererr descriptioa.
SrAUBFER A. HAK LEV.
No. 622 MARKET etroot, fsoutli side,) Phua,
Sept. 19ih, HC0. 0 mo.
14 72
17 67
15 42
14 25
23 27
1,012 74
Aggregate amount due County from
Collectors
Aggregate amount due from U. S,
lands
Aggregate arronnd due from notes,
judgments, As.
Oulstan 'ing County orders $1,232 78
Court bouse contract " 9.500 CO
Due County Treasurer 372 04
Indebtedness of County
11,104 82
$4'101 73
2,703 IS
I, 033 22
3,216 72
en 1 mm
II, 104 82
Ueoror B. GoenLARCCR, Kiq., Tressursrof Clear
field C unty, in account with the different town
ships for Roed fund, for tha year A. D. 1358-9,
DK.
all sersonp knowing themselves indebted to said To balance due townships last settle
estate are requested to make imuicdmte payment, 1 mcni.
and those having claims against it will present
tnem duly authenticated tor settlement.
. . - J. A. II EG ARTY,
M'B'0' J. 11. IIKOAKTV,
February 4, 1861, Executors.
I
'OU WANT IT.
Pnn.iDti.rnu, Mdy, Feb. 19. ,
FLOUR continues dull. Tho !es comprise ,
1,500 barrels, including suporGn&et $5'$i 124,1
1 A - . .U - I.,... n:nn .ml JtTlr,. fa m ' I V I
at $5 26. Kya Flour and Corn Meal aa quiet V
tha former at $2 871i2 90, and the latter at
S3 871 for Prnndrwine. TT
GRAIN Tbo offorings of wheat ara rather, I
Bates er i.iuu
'OUIt WIFE WANTS IT,
OUR CHILDitliN WANT IT,
t. ... lleht. but ru it tin to me aemana
nra limes money will Row like milk and bushels fair to prime Pennsylvania and Western
WILL CERTAINLY PAY,
To amount received
lundt for 1858-9
Cll.
from anseatcd
$30 12
8,958 86
Touiukipi.
Beccaria
Bell
Hoggs
Bradford
I'rady
Burnsida
Coest
Cf.vington
Clearfield bor.
Decatur
Ferguson
Fox
A NI) YOU WOULD HAVE IT. If you Girard
J only knew how useful, bow Instructive, and Goshen
Honey, and anybody who it willing to pav,"d1 11 " r"8V ltom V. ! how entertaining it is. We refer to that first (Iraharo
go It. lUy can't we have an oil well ? worth 63064 cents. Corn is h'l ""'F. n;th 0 0,d for lh, farm and for tha garden, j Karthaus
There is not much "soap" about that, but! ZZMXftM ?
American AKriuiutuiisi..
prease, ' Opposition is the life ofiat65 oents; 2,000 bushels of badly damaged sold
Morris
Woodward
Bal. due tps.
Am't pd. tpt.
$477 ii
448 00
126 53
68 07
460 44
264 91
233 73
112 12
329 00
31 73
249 60
165 i)0
200 00
176 63
1,620 23
67 21
161 84
294 55
105 4
724 60
148 00
104 42
250 04
401 38
817 88
8,088 78
Oxo. B. Gootii.Annta, Keq., Treasurer of Clear
trade. We like te see it There in nientv , nt from 20 10 40 cents, aocording to oiueness. yon waht It, because It contains so very many I Ponn
. , ,. ' ' I Oit$ ara dull, nnd salus or feansylvaoia nave B(W ,n(j UMfui directions, hints, and suggestious , pik
wrooin for ail. ThO dry goods trade and ' been made nt H2 cents per bushel. about all kinds of out-door work, in tbe tiarden, 1 Union
whlfkey business we think neods FROVIoaOAS Tha market is quici ana itha Field, in the Orchard, on the Itttu pint of
,i:.r; . prloes firm. There is a moderate inquiry tor Bacon, I -ronnj, about domestic animals, etc., etc. The
"8 UP. t0- chiefiy to go South ; sules include pluin nnd fancy , Ajrieuituritt is not astalo rehash of thcoretioal
Uams nt llfjl 3 cents, sales of bains in salt and lluu lu(;i as goes the rounds from one paper to
tSJ"Th late rlre of water in the river! pickle at V(Ji- Butter is very dull j sales of ,no(har, but it is filled with new practical tnfor-
tod it tributarif a, has caused oonsidera-1 ood ro11 l5(5,S c'iat nd fur Io7 grtd " mation, every word of which Is reliable, because
., . I Uo. Ecgssell in lots at 15 ronls perduren. ' prepared by honest, practical working men, who
bl damage to our lumbermen, and to j COFFEE There is a Armor fueling in the mar- tow what they write about,
firirale nronertv. Thu brirlfe arrnn. 1 ket, amd more Innuay i snlei of 8,500 bags, in- i vBCB volume contains many hundreds of use-
fi . , . . - ; . , eluding low-grade and priaia Rio at 10Ulo., fu hints, and it is cirtain that many of these
h'iv,.,..-! .w.ii, nwiiira'MIl Laguayra st 14. and iuu bags Java at sa- hi
b l... it. . f 1 L ...... 1 .t ' c. r-i . n 1 1. I. .. 1 - ..... J..11 .,n1l ,
-y uy me ice ; auu tne pier unuer me otuin- mo iiui ij lar. ai sa eunipii, imiKiimr n. . ... aettlement
bri(l,. n V, . , ,ot tuba st am sw uneans ai oignj. obtainea a busbe s mora per acre on a ica-acre ....i.-.i frnm
Bridge on the fcame stream, on the old SEEr)8T'ufr9 y nl0re doing in Clov.reoedat fi,d of wheat, (or in all 50 bushels) simply from,To. T.Z .sis io
turn,, 1, . vii, i.J.i.j..,,.. c.i.. ah i,..:k.i. ti sun, .... ...j 1 J .a. lands for lS98-
('tno r aw wi 1 leu auv, uui ii. 11 as lue accuoo. cbivb ui ...vv uh,v. .--i m niui aooiK preuariua nvu giveu m uij oyi .vh
.( . 1 1 . . r i .nli irn hn.lul. .... , . 1 l- - l . . : 1 .
incebeon reriA rsiartanrt in mnrln th neuiiirr r.ie ior .inc.. n""'i - - rurisi. ...Anomer nj, u. u...ucu mu aua
nl. dut.
$27 16
12 88
$93
62 63
f.6 64
3 41
24 39
2 07
65 85
06
IS 14
267 68
7 96
69 49
65 00
26 36
22 44
75 22
1 42
Burnside 27136 107 13
Che't 214 S3 81 01
Covington 223 08 111 27
Clearfield ' 09 2 91
Decatur 472 44 75 72
Ferguson 31 25 6 71
iet 61 63 23
Girard 88 31 3 6.1
Uosben . 154 VI 17 15
Uraham 230 41
Huston 633 It 470 63
Jordao 88 23 4 tl
Karthaus 8 24 306 61
Knox 314 93 182 75
Lawrtnw 229 20 29 11
Morris 627 92 402 61
Pena UT 02 T7 27
Pika 006 C 67 77
Union 259 68 62 78
Woodward 4266 78 13 08
Bal. das 2,6 1 M
8,413 tJ
CUBA HOTEL, JAYKESVIILe", PA
IUE above Hotel, Laving recently boon fitted
inn for a bouso of entortnininont, is now cnen
fur tho accommodation of (1)0 public, !iYavcU(r
will fiod this a conveniont house.
Mst 19 1S4S, 70U.N" J0I DAN.
6,493 fi
We, the Cetnailstioncri of Clearfield County,
in the Comaon'wtaltU of Penury" vanls, having
examined tbs accounts ef Geo. B. Uoedltndcr,
Ksq., Treasurer of tha County of Clearfield for
tha year A. D., 1860, do enrtify, that wa find th
accounts of Geo. B. Ocodlandvr ss follows : The
amount due from all sources to ba seven thousand
eight hundred and eighty-elgbt dulln:e and ten
eents. Wa alto find the amount of ourttanding
- A . 1. . - ,L.i...nJ -.. . n ). i . l r . .4 b rl
thirty. two dollars and seventy-eigbt cents, of Illtalliljlo
wbich nine thousand nva hundred are on court-1
house eonlract. The balance due Treasurer,
Eadies' Bonnets and Hats, trimmed nnd un
trimmed, of tbo Latc;t Styles nt
It. W. i CO's,
To Persons out of Employment,
AGENTS WANTED.
tti every County of the United Strtt? s,
ftlO sngtgs in tho sals of sums of the best and
JL nijet elegantly illustrated Works publitlad.
Our publications are of tha most Interesting
character, a lnptei to the vr.ints of tbo Fnnnor,
Mechauic and Merchant: they are ulllshod in
tha best style and bound in tha most substan
tial manner, and aro worthy a plaoe in tbo Lt
brary of ovary Household In the Lend.
t"JL-To rueii of entorpriee aud icdustriuuslikb
Its. this business offers an opportunity for profit-
auiv m P m Tin on i eeiuom io be met with.
tuPersona dusiring to net as ajor.ti will ru
ceive promptly by mml full pnrticulnr?, torms,
e.,by addrcisiag LEARY. GLTZ A Co., Pub,
No. 224 Korth ttrcot, Pliiladclphia.
0ct2 4, 1 860-1 y:
Avery largo stock of Spring fnd ummc
elotblngoftbe latist stylos for sol low by
Cuiwonsviile. IfcylS, I860. E. A. IltViy.
3i.i(liuiu' Sell wen tV$
Vcgctab'c l'owdcru
For the speedy and efle-Uual Curt nf all JJla
toree nunareu auu sevcnij-iwo uoinri nn junr i ... . ,, . f ,Lr -
ii(aiMand all Atuftihd C'Aroaio Din tnt of A -
aunt olid lHUdrcu, Send 3 rent Stamp .
her Ajtnl. Q. B. JOXEG,
Kuadreds of testimonials Box 2070 Plillo. T it
JW-itytmcy S. W. Cor. Third f- Arcli Sts.
Oct 24. 1960 10t.
HARISWICK
DRUG $ VAUIFrv
cents.
Witness our band tbit 12lh dsy of Janasry, A,
D., 18(1.
WM. MoCBACKBf. )
WM. MRHRELL. Com'rt.
B.C. THOMPSON J
Allest Wm. S. Bradley, Clerk.
We, the Auditors ofClcsrfleld Coonty, having
1 ' asamintd the account! or ueu. ii. UkOilander,
8,088 73 Esq., Treasurer of said Coonty A. D., I860, do
report: Thst the accounts are es a era stated.
The amount due tha Road fund by tho Treosn-:
1858-69,
ava at 15J. hint, will ,acll u. worth to you mora than a dol- .. . town,hIrl from iaI.
As an example, a subscriber writes . . 1 1 ....i.-,...
unseated
fie'll bounty, in account with the different town-1 rer. is eight hundred and seventeen dollars sad i
.blpt for School fund, for the years A. D. eighty eight cents. The amount due the School MARKS
$132 93
8,360 99
'raiting of ihe same. The ire in the river i Tim
formed a cotac above Curvrensville. ond bands.
iAi.M , ... .1... ... . . . ,. '
-ui tunes in longin uesiroyin neany
H Ihn fences oa the farms alon the river
Ijtned, from second hand., I t 8 eents per lb.
iiothy soils at $2 252C2J, from first nnd ssc-, acr4 neu( and wilhnoexira cost for culture, by
at.
Totcnihipt.
yield of 11 bushels of corn per aero on a fifteenr l j.eftrJj
Bell
HAEEIED.
At tbe boma of tbe bride, at Smith's Mills, Pa.,
t..: . i. : n , r. .v.. i.l,.uiu.'.f ArtniK.
er, (a villager,) tayi he got $3J worth extra of 11!;' t
Am't pi, Ip: Bal. dm.
279 28 363 38
237 48 178 48
127 40 62 06
78 79 31 01
371 73 2( 14
riutisos's Madiiixi. This exquisite
literary pm, for March, is again upon our
ble, filled with the only food that will
tify and expand the n ind of the high
i literary attainments. It becins with
fine steel engraving, representing Christ, 1861
-.irg wiue tnuaren, tne uresuent
on, and numerous drawings where
ith the lad5c may test tbeir skill. Pub
by Charles J Tcte
out Street, Philadelphia
'i i .aree copies lor one
Bubsoribe for Hand save
I 1 u V. I ..a -ki.l, 1. . r I r I h ii , . -
goon Kiiu.'i Biu.v., - Mr.il
whnllv in the tiuiolv hints in tba AurUulturitt. " '
which told him from lima to time what to do, how i mmm- - --
en tha 13th inttant, by Rev. Hy. P. Mendeuball, to da it, and when to do it. Thoutande of oth pvini-ghn-p. Btld Waterford Railroad.
en have derived similar advantages, iou ara.-- s
...tt-.... ... (-1 . 1 . 1. 1 .1 .. - .r , I. .
OI ine nincKllu.iiui, .uv
and Waterford Hs'lroad
T ETREET.VEARLY CPPOStTC JAjj
Tha nadcrtientJ will have oomrani'v nn Vi l
ouisuinoing oroerp, ie ivn iuuui-ruu mm uuu- leiecieu tioca oi Drills, Chemicals, Ilv,
dred nd thirty-two dollars and teveuty-eigbt Stuffs, Oils, Paints, Tobacco and Ssognrf, FttiU .
cedts, of which nine thousnd five hundred dol- try, Perfuwrv, Brtiibes. nnd Fancy articl..
HIV Wll vwiv-.iw.v v..v nu.UU BO Will U1FDQ? HI I'ljCin lor P.T..Jl.
He Invltet tho public to call aad rxarclno L.
stock of goods before purcl.njiiip c)iwlierc.
Country l'hysicl.tnt futr.lched Ttitii Dnijs:
Medicine, and Surgicnl InstruRient? nt the tti
renscaablo Mtoj. J. O. IIAUTSWI'.'K.
Clvarfidd, Pa.. Dr. 20. If80,
fund, it two tboutantl tix hundred and seventy
one dollars and sixty rents. The amount of
Witness our fcrnd this 12'.hday of January, A,
p., isoi,
I. W. liRATtAM. )
J.B.SHAW.
D. C. BOWMAN. J
Asditcrt.
Attsst Win. S. Bradley, Clerk.
January 30, 1861.
Willum A. Kstukb, Esq., aud Miss Maar E,
Vox.
inviud to try the paper a year, at a cost of only a MEETING
tl. If you desire, you can have, free of oharga,! pbllipsbnrg
fur or fiva parcels ifchoica teide, wbich tha Company" will be held at Ibe office of laid Com-
. T.wTTnv iwToe trrr t. nninnm
A""1'" '' " -w..-. j'uomaer will aistnouia among uit euoecnoers nTi ,q tn0 6Qrjtt- 0f Clearfield, Ulcarlield
The Centra Hill iuards will meet for parada tb, pre,ent wintcr, Jeountv. Pa.. On MONDAY, tho 18th dsy of
j ji v. ..t.a. An ...... r.nrn.rY.j m .. . . .. .. . .... .-- - .. . . . ..
mui, njiii. ..--,,..-.--.,.-, lourwne wants ma itjnciiurisi, oacausa u March, . v. looi, nntween tlie nours oi ushq
, at 10 o'clock, a. m By o.der of the Captain. hM , m:unt of valuable and reallly . t o'clock n. m. of said dev. for tbe purpose of
I OTIIAY Iimi TH Canio to tha residoncn
of the subscriber In Huston tp., ebat five
or six weeks ago, a 1IE1FKR --red, crumpled
horns, snd about two years old. Ths owner
Is requested to cows forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her awsy or the will be dispo
sed of according to law. WILLIAM HOYT.
January 9, 1861. 3tf
TU0JUA.3 Oi. ,ful (nfurmatian abont all kinds of Household i.,.iin nn. Preildant and twalva Directors to
1st Sergeant, j wor) ttoiB j Jrret to cellar. Give her tha benefit ttTrt aantll the eeeond Monday of January, 1862,
COMPANY.-" Tha Clear- t'", P,Per 'orayaar. iob wiu nnu your . (ttu attendance is requested.
14. J. vnAi.o, nvai.wi
Clearfield, Jan. 21, 1861-
Ita Baoaix At a i
fab6-2t
. Tr rvrinv.
1 MB . - . - - .
A .ld Rifle, will meet for parade drill at tba , , """L": T"". "1
rson. 305 Chest-' th.n School ne.se. on tb. 22dday ... February, I """".""." """.T Z"
.and only sx.t children, which
ne vear for oo"""-.n' ,UPP ' c'uln wilT b. of great value to their mind, and heart.,
ne S ear for $5. earlrldge,. jjy orde of the Cpuln. lrM ,toUBiBtti lhi wllll.
dollar febe-Jt JOHN F. ROlE.ltt Btrgt. i,,,i.rfn? niiatted to bv nearly a hundred tho ne
A DMINISTR ATOR'H KOTICR. Letters
vT Administration barlna? been this dnv
(rentfd to the undersigned on tbe estate o
. .ifif nt'iTk. M.,n- .nj rik t.n.ent readers of ths TnM(uri'f(.h SLSAN Altlibllr, late of Lawrence tp.. Clea .
cour.lo of men were1 A "fai,,Y,7?. V. i. r..n .,;r,, f, na tnvited to trv a sincle volume of tool teld eeonty, deceased, all penoni Indebted
restlintf at .loo rnmn n riAo,fiM 1 ..l"T.i,,7.. I'.LvJ-n.on Fridar.th. J icaUrf.t. which wilt cost only $1, and akn -s said estate are requested Io make Immediate
r.t. . . raraae uu ui.ii, v , . n lnil; mv Trv Ii for 1861 (Vol. 2t.) payment, ana tBose having c alms sgainst tbe
r"lc, one day last week, one of theru, a hi dsy of February, at 10 o clock a. m. By d.ntly pay. ,1 , Ui, vU pr,nt th.m d5)r authenticated for
Qerrnun ,. . , . ... order of lie CapUio ., i V7 . UitltnagL . jib t icnvnn
, i inrown sn nara as to oreaicj JAMKS w. 8TRA1VFOKW, '-, rw ,(.r,
aiVg. , hH.H . Flrat ftergeani. Jea. M.1M1.
eettlemeat.
aS44
JAB. T. LEONARD,
Adst'r.
Salt!
TfERY CHEAP at tbt Itare f
Y jsn23
TTAM,
WM. F. IRWIN.
Ides, Mackerel and ITerring for tnlo
lit IU.Y
low at tha ttore of
CleorAe .July 11th 188).
W. F.
Flour.
GOOD ARTlCLE,for tale at the ttore of
jan23 V. 1MRWIN.
Hardwaie of every kind, kn. -Cs and fork
spoons, Locks, Filet, Nails, Cow br
od Ml Hani taws and Mill sawat
1 - R. W. A CO s
i. of Adminlslrntlnn baunj boen grtntej v
ili wnt'er.'igned, fUs diy, upon tho efato it
OrOIIGE MlUCKErt, deceased, late of fired"
township, Clcardcld Connty, all pertuns iudeui i
to said cttate are requested to inako immediaUi
pnyment, nnd tfcusii having clji.it ngaiai
the tame will preicut theio fulv authenticate I
it eittlemeot. ELIZAUUTlf SUUCKM'.,
Jn9-6f Adia'a,
Call and examine the Patent a!r tlbt 0:
and stone jars, they are Just tbe thing'vo i
uecd, forale st U, W i t'O'.
V Large stock ef Men A Eoy't clothing. Jnr'
ro"eiT(d at B. '. r.ti'm
important ffotice.
The nnti"1 jT)"d, late pnlilishor of tbe ''Ciea
tcH ftopnbllcin" nke this method ot callia ; '
upon ibo.e who aro indebte l to liim, or to Lart
mvr it- Ward for subscription, advertising or 4A
workincurred duflug the three yeirt eommuq
cing July 1S87 and sorting July .400, to call im.
mcd'.ntely at my office iu ibe borough of Cl
fluid, and make tottleinent of the tame, at thj
oaati nut efoa'tf. J. JI. LARRIMER
. Gkrte4d. lseeember It, Uta. tf. '