LI 'J
li (Stofielb ggeygblican
WEDNESDAY, MARCII13, 1861,
Car Time at Tyrone.
I Ihtoktamt to Ti Patim, In the cue
of Wn&rton vt. the Borough of Birmine.l
I hani, just decided br the Supreme Court. wiLl. Ti."T ?" wauistiMi. seem. t0 fftVor R Convention of the neonlo.
, it wns held thut the remedy for an unfair homines of the Cona-ros i,.Bt ;!, iTl1? decil, uP.n th? nia.nnpr of adjustment
NEWS ITEMS.
A Sovnei or Corruption Extinguished.
A Convention of the People.
Mr. Lincoln, in his innueurnl nddi-M.
COTJBT. PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN,' Esq.
President Judge of tho Court of Conmon
PUm of the tirenty-liftb Judicial District, ooin-
. poaed of tbe oounties of Cloarfield, Crntro and
lion. Win. I,, iloore and Hon.
' .7 ".Th.9ft;; ;::,::;i7, vv" to the tnin ,,nB. . nmtt,ii i , mieu to the thanks of the count, we :-rt' -v"".,.w ' . """"-.""v'""" nfls" i neamem
or -r-.-alludpln l!,nn,Bn,lm,,l r H.. Pni.i t ' . " . 1 vote Ot lite cimniy ; neve i.suaa tneir preeopt, to nie direct-
il i .i , . , . , . - . k"u ui tug vuuu i
. car nme . i .yronn. , or , , BIWBIIIinenl of t b . bu pad one measure for which it ii n.C.H ,Uf .m . , lB1m ".tbeirii.ton-.nd th, 1
The Winter arrengumont of the Pennsylvania " , , f aVml . ., , . . 1 ",,,' " X!! question of amendments 10 the Constitu- lienjainin lianas), ,
i . .nj .ft., iha 9ci inii.i.,. i to the tnxina nnur n nrnviill . , wueu to me iiuinks oi tno country. We .-. ,i ... , . ... r. .
allude to the amendment of the Patent!,
.before payment. If a party walye hi ".7 which
.i..t.. f I .1 """ I''u " wlnnh won d be n tin.l .i..,.,;,,.. ,.f i. ' Ondun'aConrt. Court of Quarter ScseW Court
B.JQ . "" uiTPBiior rantetl .unil remain in iorco torM1M i.Pi. divUU ti... ..,,.. v. ,ti.. "r"T "d Terminer, and Court of General J. il
01 IWUO. .1 ('nnvnnlinti hm.. ....Ml l. v-
TRAILS LltVtXO XASTWARI).
T !a -
Util Train 1M0 p. ta. ef to relieve him, nor can he ue the bcr- seventeon years from the date
Jjwni Panpr 10.13 p. m. ou
THIN LIAVIXO V'tlTWltD.
... n .... . j. cover
m,.., f. . . iuuciicc niucji jjui contriuuifKi more lO'r,i1(M. ,., fli,in ).,........
H" P- iraumiceoi a regular assewment. wiiere the demor iratwn or the Kat or.a Lec s- "; f . v Z r 'V. '"'"7
v.,tLiD 8.22p.m. n- .i ... .. !i ..i. ,i. ... . : . 1 1 h I lions ot it. e would vrcfvr n direct reN :
ir.in. run La Sunday excrot tha ExtirAaa.
- ' "I.. 1 . ... . AV Dm 1A Bl
tourn iot ai icaiea, wituout appeal ami, ;T .,"v,,"r. ,
.,i . , . .4 ... It w inirossiole
without returning them a unseated, ho tbftti ,'i n i
cannot object tothelorough asuessing tho lawt dozen j
ub or county which a. him, to rl " . r."-- 1 l t4Tl fSSZ
CovaTirfEiTn. Vyadvie our readers
o bewnre of a dangcroui five dollar note,
whirl U now being circulated plentifully
in our county. Tho note is a apurious
one, and purports to bo hsued by the
i'armcrs ' and Mechanics' Bank of Cam
dsn, "i' Jeiey ; vignette, femulc, kheal
of it heat, and cars in the distance ; fenAile
on rigid end, holding a sickle in her left
hiud, lunch of gi uin in her right hand
over licr head j two figure "5'i" and loco
motive on the loft end. There are two
A!biU in circulation, and one kind have
no rod about tliom, while o'.hers have five
rrd rings on tho back, filled with small
fjnro "5's." The words "Farmers' and
Meclisnics' Bank" on the genuine are in
die form of a half circle, and the word
fi(o" stamped, in red ink, across the
jibe face of the no'.e.
IMtrcrr, at Clearfield, in ami fur th oosnty of
Clearllold, on the
Third Monday (im day) of March ntrt, 1
NOTICE IS, thorofors, hereby Rivoo, to tba
Coroner, Justice! of the Peace, aid Cooitablej,
in and fur laid coui.tj of Clearfield, to appear in
1801. 1861
.THE FIRST AW RIVAL
... OF
FALL$- WINTER GOODS
AT THE OID STAND
REED, WEAVER & CO.
Ort Market Street 2 doors north o
tho Court House, wlie.ro they aro
unusually large
them alio as seated. Ilia remedy .aras by
appeal to the County Commissioners at
the proper time.
ki,? ""p-ni. in iu"3r.g,frfrMPO j.,-. .,-: ...u , tbair i.r.mer rersom. with their Holla, lt.corrf.. USl UUUHHJ BU
f,1!! m,T?l"01 -"Tllln-nisclvw, but if that j impossible to bel,1Imlui,,i,I';u,l KaamlnaMons and other Kemea- a,1J yc SC!ectCl Stock of COOdf,
to estimate tho nmount . iin(i . vrttinnnl rnr.iin. L jbrances, to do tluvaolhinira which to th'ir officeri, ... n , rt
vishodin Ihia wavdil.in' '."il.,,?r ne"!ron" do",ll?8s- nd in their behalf, pertain to b. done. fillltfid tO the WttlltS of t 1 COmDlU-
.ears, but it is to be counted nL -hhotiL-h . . nitv for tho Fnll ! Winter trntk.
l-ftr tin 'lllllro I mrlr (irul 1 . ' ... ...... ...... .; iiumai;, iu mi ;r HI rar Loro, one J .
i or tneumre, innnk OcmI, ,.... . ,,.- morn .,.:!,, nn,t , iilu..n.i .i.ht hnnjj .mi ...i.:t. .1 nv.:..l ..-l.ll
ofteinptiiUon w bo removed J ' ' , , B ." . ..; " V T, ..n fMHitii im.;Y unvi 111 miuu uuudiuuh
by millioiu.
this source
1. 111, ,.. ;
anu we snn.11 no snareu tue uisurace o ,....i 1 .r.i.. 1
seeigthe votes of our representatives, conservative men of. i.rm ..mlM r WiA'
! . vvt . f Bjl LuiiMnniB men ni large numuer o
Hcads 0r.-lt seems that "Old Abe" P'.,i0,1 ",d. f?,r lhe Vrl f iU - theSlntw. had no power to render iU nc
has taken his "rail'' axe
nw uiu nin; .t . . - --- imu - :i 1 4-s. uiiu un power to r
with him to J"'1 ?"U! ,?,.,!?!!L3r tellionbimlirB. If National
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iin:iniiii(4 on me most rpnsonao c
ISTKICH NIITII I.' I. k... 1
tfir.n that tba fiillowinir nfpnimt, Iiuva terms call and examine foh
i to
Fatal Actikent. An accident, rcsult
,ng in tho death of Mr. Could Wilson,
occurrfd in Huston township, on Friday
it. Mr. Wiuon, in rompany with P.
Havener, haq., and tome others, wns
gaged in breaking logs loose fioni the
.uik, and rolling them into the Sinnema
.oniiig creek, at the job of Hon A. Irwin.
,'heir work was almost completed, when
tr, V. Btarted log at the lower part of
4 a pile, .which Moved three others abors
i, snJ he, in endearoring to got out of
llieirwiiy flipped i.nd fell upon the ice.the
t'n n.sing over him a.id crushing him
i;.ilantly to deuMi. He was a son of J case
"A'iUon, one of the oldest citizens of that
xtion of our county j was about thirty
liree years of age, and leaves a wife and
ro children to mourn his loss.
Sewiku M At il inks. We refer our read
t to the adverti.emeut of 'Harris' Bou
ir Sewing Machine," in another column.
i. niiA nt Ilia ttpvt liniv in lun Jtnv
nrn wihhing to examine it, can do so by I
wling at (he residence of D. W. Moore,
Ijiq., in Cloai field, where they can satiny
i.f.fl:elve of Use piaclical utility of this
eful and npnesBry invvntiou.
IVc nho refer our readers lo the advi r-
I'finent ni Mr. ft. Jaiui. CenerM Acent
r the Krio Sewing Machine Company.
it further particulnn, uddresi him by
iter at Milan, Ohio.
Hff-We understand that Win. F. John
n lmiteained his position a. Postmaster
Rot kton , in Union township, and the j
lice in now vae;itit. If none of our Union
whip friends nttend to this matter
Washington, for the purpose of chopping timo
off heaJs, in which capacity he is wielding would nave been long enough a time.
it in the "rail" style. lie bas appointed , "
Norman B. Judd, of Illinois, Ministor to Backbone roa Sale. Tho owners hnv
Prussia, in place of Wright, of Indiana, Y'ng """f01, 'J'f. article since tho rcrcnt
. ... ir . t ..... cave-in of Ifoimblican Ic.iderK, offer for
removed, and Herman Knesmanof Hli-iglllo lulg(, of blJckbo, lmicl of j,
noin, has been appointed Secretary of nearly new, having only been used since
Legation. William P. Cole, of the same Lincolr'a Indinnopolis fpeech, which it
State has been appointed Commissioner of, now seems was misunderstood. U is nil
. .. . . . .... . ... Ijust ai cood as new, and will be sold verv
Indian Aiiairs. Illinois seems to ue in 1 .i, i f. :1
v. l". v.. ..f itlllu 111 U, (lllf
other material pood for lubricating Ke'
publiiMtn knee joints. Inquire of the
Republican editor?, oflice hunter!1, or ex
ccnllve committee. Also of any nf the
squirts or squires engage in tho riot at
City Hull to break up a Union meeting,
a few weeks since. I'itUlwy l'vit.
The Census or lSUO. The Lomion
Timet is fairly amazed at the last census
returns of the United States. It opens
its e;-es ir. a-itciiishmen'., say i nothing like
such growth has ever been witnessed iu
Europe, and i-oumders the aUtistics "uk
founding." The 7'inM remarks; "If the
tlireatnnod dissolution of the United
States should be actually consummated.
the citizens will onjoy a singular opportu
nity of contemplating, lit the verv crisis
of their destinies, the m;i -rn it ir . and
splendor of the political f.iUio which they
have just destroyed."
,phe Virginia Convention does not scorn
to ! well pleased with the inaugural.
Tho secessionists denounce it a a wnr
message; mmlcrtt te Union men think
they can discern a very small negro iu the
woodpile, out-and-out Unionists would
rather have had something mote explicit
t , .. ,t .'.''..' h n iiHb.Dlini uil I'll l if '
the amendment in the length of U Mll it must lo , workof the ,,PopI
o given to a, patent fen years ,,, ,he Stat.-. Its delepate mist b
be..n .xutuined and psMcd by me and remain YOURSELVES Tlicif assortment O
the lead, which creates considerable dis
satisfaction in tho great wigwam of Re
publicanism. Seriously Injured. Mr. Thomas II.
Forcco, ofGraham township, was furiously
injured at Mother Moore's landing, in
Clinton county, last week, while assisting
to land one of his rafts. We understand
thut Mr. Forcee was on the raft, and in
attempting to land, ope of the lash-poles
'was caught hy the rope and driven against
his body with such force as lo injure him
severely.
License. We lenrn that several per
sons who applied for license at the Jan
uary term of our Court, failed to lift them
within tlm time.specified in the law, and
are now selling liquor without license.
We believe the law requires the license to
ho lifted within fifteen days after being
granted, and ai quita a number of per
rons have applied at the next term ofour
court, they had better bear this in mind.
le
be
-reprosen-
OoilVf'tltirn filed of rocurd ill thin nfiirn for Ilia limniioliiiii i.f
hoir., legatees, rreditonyiml all othcra in any nRY fiCJtinrt NOTIONS
other way interested, and will be presented to U 1 " " lw I IWIsw
the next Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, to i. ,. i... ..i .... i... .i,i- im.
jb. held at tUe Court Iloa.c. In the borough of ,rT irtlcl'both offu.bion" and service. Er
j C loorOold I, commenring on tho S.I Monday of neclnl atlenfu-n has been paid to tho selection of
Jiaron, isoi. lor conuru.auon ai.U allowance i (LaDIKS1 DRESIir 000DS, which a-o of ivory-
The administration account of John lleers, Ad. ytrWty ind ie ycry Ilt
minlslratur ..f ull and iinBular tho coods and . kml. n-i-inn. I'l .i.l. t.;n,.. I, .l!r..
from everv pru t ot the country
V" .-..... ,, t.i i,.uau iCIonrficld, commenrinK on tho 3d
itivi'i i vu.tiiv iii n ni (ivi llltQ l'l)Ut.UI
to a clinngt in the CcnMitutioii, mid it 0
. '11. 1 . .
reuns woui.1 men n lorin with tno a.i
thority .ind form of a clear decision of the!,",t,,'ir'liul nJ credits, which wcro of Ueorjre
t.oiiuliir will. If i.roi erlv nrennized. such I Sojl,or' of '""nahip of Boggs, in tba
a Convention might p,
ai...e. .-1-.n c nujusin.rni or our po.il.onl .,,, lUlKaUr , g .dJ tUlt0,U(., of
dilhcullles ; and if It should fail, there is jxu AnJer.-n, late ef I'iko township, ClaavacW
still left the .liiect appeal lo the people county, decesscd. I
themselves as a last resort. 1 vsl.
JijT'Wefee by
Alpaceas. Cnihmorej. I'rcncb, Bcotnh
and Domestic Uingbami, Friuti,
I.imryi, Cambrics, Drilliants,
l it- and plain Bobinotti,
Irish Linen Cloths it.
Klack and Fancy Cussincres, tatinotlf . ,ican,
p . i. i 1 ) . 1 1 : .. u ui.i... Ti.lti.
, ; ,, V .. ' k ',""kv,1' " "u" Crash, Uiapor, Hienuhed and unreached mu.
istrutor of nil and singular the coodsand chatle s. I . L .i.:nr. t...i vi i.:. i im
.1 Til.1 '.11. I 11. I' t .n 'IIIUSwtlinilB, 11VV, UU'T, 11 111 iv mi U VUU lull S 1.U
the haltimore paper! " a-Ht s.wbid, were of Ilunnah Spencer, .ne!,. A10 ; , ' .mck of Udies' and Uentle.
mens bliawln, Double and biugle, t-tullus t,iiU
that about '.0.U00 people assembled at the . V"' 01 1 on" luwn"r. ClearDold cou.i
Kailroad tlepit, when learning of the ' Tbe final account of Miles S. Spencer, Admin
approach of e.x-Presidcnt Huchrnan, on ' ''tratorof all and sinpiUr tho goods and chattels,
,. . , , . ,,,, , , . rights nnd credits, which were of Nuncy tipent'er,
his way to his liomeat lieatliind. After late cf I'enn township, ( IrarDeld rounty, .lee'd.
Strange Accident. Ono of the hands on
j Woodward's drive ou the .Siunemahoning,
was seriously wounded in a singular man
ner, on Friday last. The handspike with
which ho was prying logs flew out of his
binds, strikini! him ou the throat, and
cutting it open immediately under the
I chin, so lhatthe movements of tho tongue
can be seen through the wound.
jgrirSonio of the Western papers, in
noticing the flight of old Abraham from
Ilirrisburg to Washington ir. the nightf
leaving his wife and family on board the
train that was " to be thrown down an
embankment and all on board killed,"
call it " a big scare." Very conclusive,
, the . ffioe w ill undoubtedly bo abol-; nuee"-
:.rd by Ihu ivportment which would B3u Dr. A. M. Hills desires to notify
oieogtenl iiici tivenirnce to tho citizens his friends and patrons, that ho will beat
:th.t town-hip. It was entirely through his office in Clearfield, opposite the Clear-
it exertions of Mr. Johnson and a few J field Hotel, until after the Juno Court,
ien ls that this Hice was established with the exception of tho tecond week in
1.(1 ter.t im. no.! for kfTPinl venrs it linaKf.f TnraonH desirilil! his services IV ill
roved a great convenience lo the people; do well to call before that time.
. that locality. a
the cars flopped there, universal cheers
were given by the citizens to tho man that
was not afraid to travel through Baltimore
in daylight.
We should not trnndtr if this wns in
tended to leflect upon the gentleman who
fobU to JA.MKS TVKIULEY. Keiri.ter.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Chenilles, Iilnck and Drab C'iotti capes of tbs
very latest fushi.in.
VT.argo and splendid stock of Press trim
mings, Iiolts, Head Drosses, Notts, IMuinua
Ac, at H. W. CO's,
virtue ot sundry writ of Venditioni Expo-
nas, irs.K'd out vf fie Court of Cuiuiuon
l'leas of Clearlicld euiintr. and to me directed
there will be exposed to publio sale, at tho court 1
lioufe, in tne boroui;ii or Ulesruold, on Monday,
tho I Kih .,r M,',...l, mni o, f.n.
pissed through that city a short time ago, described properly, viu '
with a Scotch cap and a mdi'arv llmk. I A c'ltHi'1 tract of land silunt in Bradford
. 1 n hip, Ta., buuiiiicd on the east by binds of
1 L n ii m ,1. . 1... I i. ..r i, u
.......v., n tuv nm uj IDIKII VI II. ,111 111 11 HI III 1,
A Largo stock of AJen A Boy's clothlne, jusi
reocirrd at R. W. A O'trs
'ilaipets, Drugget, carpet chain, Ilags
J liagginj;, Curled llnir ite., at
It.
and)
W. CO'a
T
Vir
ginia i
I.an-
I HmsEfN. Our eoteniporary, 'The
Iftitra.1 Tress," of Itellefotitp, is in error in
hard to t lie sii.-ile of John C'ljthcart.
i pernio 'i for his pardon, as is slated in
ana encouraging. Hut they say
will not tecede at present.
Ju.L'o Daniel B. Vondersmitb, of
caster, who was convicted nearly two
years ago of forging applications for htr.d
warrants, and sentenced to twenty v.ars
imprisonment and $20,000 fine, had his
sentence commuted last week by Presi
dent Buchanan from twenty to three
yenrs, which term will expire on tho 5th
of June, 1302.
The preat Itepublio is coming down a
pep. The Nicaragua Congress hns not
ratified tho American treaty, and proba
bly will not. Tho Oranadian Government
dcolaro they don't want a treaty with 'is.
and aro a match for cither tho Northern
or Southern Governments of Aiierica.
Think of that.
Tho sudden flight of Mr. Lincoln from
Harrisburg was a very remarkable com
mentary upon the opinion expressed at
Columbus that, there was "nothing the
matter," "nothiliL' going wrong" "nobody
hurt.' If nobody was hurt, it is now
very evident that somebody was terribly
scared.
A young clergyman bavin:!, in the hear
ing nf Dr. Parr, stated that he would be
lieve nothing ho could not understand,
the doctor F"id 'Then, young tran, your
creed will bo the shortest of any man's. I
know.'
New Trial Granted. The Supreme
i.. i.. lidl l.v il.o tut ior nf I hur is .Num. LOUll las reversefl tun necisimi vi win
'-.. ., .1 I..IL... I i l.-ln.. ll.. ..la t nrtiiA .nnvil
l he son 01 ins iutuer nan ucucr rcsu wmn m-n... m nn
3t.
Father
produces
vs. Son. Tho Boston Couritr
the following extract from an
oration delivered in Boston on tho dth of
ner
.it:
'sitit-Ie, was n inurously ngn tl.nor was iilf.re is no diversity of interest
'informed of the fact of hi death-war- b t ween and (he icoplo of the South ; and
Inl Mj-ned, and time of execution ihey are no ine.K.s to e.inerwno enuenr-
MMheM.-rirltntending to tiischnrge o(nop whnt ir ,Mniof M.
Mniii,aniu uu.y oi leauing 10 nun ! c),iKetls rank high on the roil oi revoiu
Nh-wsrraut u.on the dav after he com-; ti nary famo ? The .wisdom and heroism
tod suicide. Hi. attempt to cut his -for which they nive wbi u.mpu,.,,
I -ii - ......... i K a ir.fliilirA m 111
h' Pviously show thatj- - " 'r" The Sndeience; and
f uel wat deliberate and premeditated, if.i.,,..,.. ,vo ,(0ssess are the result of joint V .,, , .,
.l ilaniiAri ll inl'in ff . K 1 " ' 11 "
eilOl.a--ll luiiiim"" ..-..g..-, e
cd r.rtlio nmr.ler or .laved Lewis, l lie
trial will probably fako up tbe time of the
court at (lie May form. Ctirion Dtmocrut.
The Democratic ond Union Conve-n-tions
of liho.le Island on Wednesday
last, re nominated Wm. Sprnpue for
Governor, and lhe whole tickH as elected
last ve.tr.
John Covode and Mr. C. If. Van Wyek.
of New York, who was recently "assassi
nated" by four men. iut s-.ibseqiiently
icm all. have cone to New llamp-
LICENSE KOTICES.
MIK fi.llioi iuc named perrons bar filed in
the llUicu of the Clerk uf tba Court of
tjiiarti-r Svrsi.nn of Clearfield euuiitv, tbrir l'
liiimis for Licence at tho Murrh Susri'.u next
agreeable to the Act of Assembly of Muuh 2Slb,
ls.,fi, eiitilltd "An a.-t lo regulato llic tab of lu
tiixi.'uting Li.iu.'ri'," Ae.
TAVKUX LICEXSKS.
Henry tioodlan.lvr, Urn ly t'innsbip.
It. V. .M.iiiiv. Biad;- tp.
V,. i F.v, J'.rady tp.
J. Ilniiii s, lii'tcsria tp.
Henry Wnple, lli'Kgii tp.
Kdward Albeit. Uupi;. I p.
Ynlchiino llu'liiiiin, Coviniitm. tp.
tie irn I. I.anii li. Clearfield boruugh.
llariil J.ibnsun, Clearfield boro(;h.
Dan. M. Wearer, Curwensrilla boroii);b.
Ilcnj. llloom, Purwonsrille hnruugb.
Win. A. Mason, Ciirwersrtllo borough.
Win. W. Worrell, Chest tp.
John P o 1 ( ri k e , (lokbcn tp.
Juhn Jordan, (lulii tp.
W. Woodward, Uu.ton tp.
Darid Sinilli. Knox tp.
Win. W. Anderson, I'enn tp.
John Shecser, Union tp.
Jacob Muuck, Morris tp.
Ilcnj. .S'nyder, Covington Ip.
Lawrence Flood. Covington tp.
Wm. L. Merrill. Morris tp.
tihorjro Albert, Unidfonl tp.
Win. lti'cd, I.ulbrrsburp;.
Leopold Ilround, Covington towr.ibip.
Ifaao Mcketts, BeccarU township.
Niclnilns Verbeck, Covinplon Ip,
Juhn S Hiidebangh, Decutur lownihip.
Daniel liible, Decutur township.
tieuro AV. gh.ifl. llnccnria toirnebip.
Adi.iii Knarr, Brady township.
Isaac Blouin, L'urnensvillr.
M KhCA.V fll.K LICENSES.
It. Mmnip, Clearfield borough.
John Kob.H.in, Bcccaria township. '
t T aidwaie of every Kind
XX spoons, Locks, Vi'vs,
i. 0 u,d Jlbi d ii'
kn. -v ond fork;
Nails, Cow i'
K. W. A OO's
on the south by lauds of Nopp and Mains, and
ou tne norm by lands oT William Welkor; con
taiu'mg una hundred acres and nllowaure, innrs
ir less, and about thiity-fivs acres cleared, with
hewed luc bouso and double In 2 barn therein
erected, tieircd, tnken in execution, and to be
sold os the property of Juhn Sbimmcl.
Also .1 certain tract of land siluuto in Oraham
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded on the
oast by John Holt, north by John Holt, on the
j west by I'ownall, and on the suttli by tho turn-
t pike ; cuntaiuiiij; four and one-half seres, with
small U g cabin boueand round-log stublc erce'.od
thereon. Seized, tnken in execution and to be
I sold as the property of David Turner.
I Also by virtue uf a certain writ of Al. Levari
t acias,
A certain tract of land situate- in Doggs town
ship, Clearfield county, pa., beginning at a post,
tbenco by Walter Stewart Survey, east 100
perches to 0 post; th.-nce by residue of tho tract
1 00 porches ; thencowert 1150 ferehes ; thonco by
John Tnvlor itirrev. m.r'.li inn nerrL. untitiiln.
I ing ono hundred acres, being tho northwest cor
ner 01 me jonn .Montgomery survey, tieiied.
taken in execution, and to be mid as the property
of Jonas If, I'ulon.
Ono third tho purrhase money must Invariably
bt paid at tho tiiuo the property it knocked down
or it will bo resold; and t lie balance, beforo tho
deed is acknowledged
V. O. .MILLEK, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offlce, Clearlicld, Pa., Feb. 27, 1861.
allies' Bonnet and Huts, trimmed aud ua-i
trimmed, of the Latest Styles at
K. W. 4- t'u l,
N
UW DRUG STOKE
JLOUU, li VCOX, TOBACCO,
LfQCtJltS OF ALL KIMS,
SALT, OILS, PAINTS,
The subscribers navu opened a full and com
pteto assomiicnt of DUUllS in the new brick
building uf Dr. Wood, on til D corner of Lecust
and Cherry streets, in tho borengh of t'lfni llold,
where they will be hnppy to aiicoiuuiodato any
person who may desire articles in their line. Tbe
business nill be confined strictly to a
l)i vj and r. cicrijitiuii Urisiiins,
Aud no pains ili bosparcd to rcudcr sntisfactiun.
Dr. M. Woons, the junior partner, may always'
bo f.iund and consulted In tho " Dnsir Store.'
when not absent on professional business. A
'separate room for consultntioii is attached to tho
it G h'Ot'F.UI IN, l"rwhere patients may bo erniniiicd privately
Bit?- For fulc very cheap for Cash, by
O. B. MKUUKLL.
In basement of Merrell k Bigler's Store,
Cleiiitiidd, Pa. feb-27.
1)1 III.IC MAI.IC Wiil.be exposed to pub
lic snle, at tho Into residence nf Abraham
II is. ins, d. ceased, in Lawrence tnwiiihir , Ce.
l .. - M.,:..i .......11.. 1 1 i 1. . .. . . .
j ,.rij niuuiu HBuiiiij; iuuiiu 111 sucu an esiau
lirliuivsit m ill bekcplou band,aud sold at greatly
. reduced prices.
I Tkhma ss.iso sthicti.v Cash, will enable them
to oficr induceiuenls in the stay of prices
, I'll vsiciana will be supplied at a snail per
! centage over cost and earrings, mid their orders
' are solicited, livery article sold will bepureand
of tho best quality.
, febG-if WOODS A BARRETT.
llAlirt I B. DUIILIIIil.1 ..
WTI.eh.te flrwlift cnuwd ninth dam- " . ' , : anil Go I lorbid that tho.-;h,ro on c-cct.onecnng tour.
fe lo the Anderson Creek Navigation J w,o have every motive of sympathy nd .Ti(i;, . I. Cofl'ev. Kq.. late Senator from
' uipiuiy's works. One cf their upper! interest to act in concert, should ever be- infp,.,na eountv. PennTlvania. has been
U was swept awav, causing an ,. ' P"? o( ttrt' bifke'inC ttn,on8 appointed as,istant At.orn-v General I of
Nwra.se of water in tho creek, sweep-1 .. Plnl.
U wy the bridge over the creek on the. Mi. Cobb, of this State, has Wen np- ,
I C ..... v , A .l.i.lrtl-finnArfil ITimlioe lina rnrtl IMlO!
keti.rn fn..'.mill onl .Im'iiointPf bv GerToral Lamcron unci cici a 1 , r
i"" " .-- . h conimiss.on in tne army, ue is
rai'aet Hi ilfonoil 011 th l-.ria ron.l. l" " -m
o - - C 1
portion of the dam at the Woolen Fac
7, in Union township, was also washed
rj,aiwellas a portion of the large 1
Democratic Standing Committee.
In accordance with a resolution passed
w .
at the Democratic County Meeting, ueiu , j t (h0 lot)ie intt
.... . . . V
of course no harm has been done In Hint
in tne army, ue is a
brother-in-law of Scnotor Mason, of Vir
ginia.
BtTho Stale Legislature having ad.
n above Curwensv.lio. It is tloubltul , . r. 1 c,,tpmi.pr Mt the Tresi
M sy V. I ! a a " f " " I
tl.er the company will gel any logs to dcnt( Hon Jftmei T ionRrd, has np-
f'rltst this spring,
quarter, especially if they all left Harris
tfirWe recret to learn that tho barn of Standing Committee for 1861;
L 0 ... i r m. :
pointed the folio ing named persons as i,ur8 during the adjournment; but having
r.e d cunty , on fuiday the th hy of MAUcii phillipsburg and Waterford Kailroad.
next, nt 10 o cluck, a. 111., 1 1 D
All kinds of properlr. including drain by tho A a. I'.l. 1 1 Ml of tho Mocklio'.tlers of tbe
bushel, Hoy by tho ton, Cows, Chairs, j V. " I'liilipbuig nnd Wuturfurd. Railroad
Bureau, Clipboard, Beds .luuipany will lie be:.l at too oll.ro or said Cont
end Bedding,
Cook-Sa ve, and a lot nf Household and Kitchen
Furniture, too tedious to ei.nmerato.
tVSalo to rouimenee at 9 u'ciock a. in., when
the trims nill be made known.
JOHN L. BEAMS,
or.:, w. ltiiKuw,
fi'l?7-lt. Administrators.
ATr.MI'ATof the CLKARFIELD COUN
TY BaXK, for Hie month ending February
pany, 111 tue burugh ol ( lcartio.il, Cloarfield
county, Pa., o MONDAY, the 18th dsy of
March, A. D. Hiil, between the hours of 12 and
2 u'ciock p. m. of said day, fur the purpose of
, electing one rrvsi.lcnt and twolve Directors to
serve until tbe recond Monday of January, 1862
I A (u attendance is requested.
L. J. CHANS, Secretary.
Clearfield, Jan. 21, 1SGI.
I ) M I N I JT It ATI U M X OTI C Ii -Let le rs
is, is;; I :
ASSRTS.
Bills discounted ...
IVnnsylrania Stale Stock
Specie -
Due from other Banks 1
Bank Notes of olhrr Banks
Cherks. Drafts, Ao.
Furniture ....
I'.rprnso of Plato engraving, Ae
Stationery, Ac.
lonas Daugherty, near rennville, was
I'tlly destroyed by fire one day last week,
'ether with about eight tons of hay,
gli and some grain. The origin of tne
f unknown, ui.leis It was caused by
Mrsts. Somo of the family had left, a
Nrn in the barn, In which there were
N matches, and as usuul, a tallow can-
.ind it Is supnosed tint the matches
ignited by the rats, which was no
Ntth cause of the fire.
KTMr. Jat. McMurrav'a fine Durham
n Young Jack, which drew the prise
Inif I... PA..HH !-.; nun. .li.r.nvorrl tA
-- v wuu.y 4.11, t.
"ni drowning situation, a few day ago.
"ng walked out on the ice of the mill
M in search of water, the ice gave "ay,
msrginghim in about ix feet of water.
I'P and other mean were immediataly
Md ith the exertion of a few men
toon brought to Urra firnui, and
&0 riniiKl ru ,i. a wtcit nazt fall
"a. and. in n probability take the pre-
Clearlield- L. J. Crans, Chairman.
Beccaria John D. Miller.
Bell John Ross, jr.
Poggs George Dimeling.
Brodford -Samuel P. "Wilson.
Brady Georce J. Yoas.
Bloom John Smith.
Burnside James McMurray.
Chest Robert McCully.
Covington P. T. Hegarty.
Curwcnsville Daniel Faust.
Decatur Cyrenius How.
Ferguson Grier Belt.
Fox James McClellan.
Girard-Alexander Livingston.
Goshen Robert G. Shaw.
Graham Samuel Launsberry.
Gulich John Jor an.
IInton-H. J. V. .odward.
Jordan-Joseph Patterson.
Karthaus William S. bankey.
Knox Conrad Baker.
Lawrenoe-Josiah W.Thompson.
Lumber City-William W. Wright.
Morris Edward Perk.
New Washington Joseph Bretn.
' Tenn David T. Sharp.
Fike D. C. Dale.
Union -William F. Johnson.
Woodward Tbomaa penderson.
aanin re Assembled on yesterday 10 con
- o - -
tinue their feast upon tho vitals of tho
Commonwealth, wo may soon hear of
eonie object being introduced, lo still fur
ther plunder tho good old Keystone nnd
her citizens. We do notrish our leaders
to understand, that our. Legislature l
filled with a set of public plunderers, as w
can assure ihcm that there are a few no
ble exceptions among tho members of
that body.-
"United w e Stand." Governor Bigler's
orgen in Cloarfield, publishes Judge
Douglas' speech In favor of compromise
for the sake of the Union and follows it
with the Governor's own splendid effort
on the sane subject. This shows that
tthila email nolicians differ on tho most
momentous occasions statesmen and pa
triots unite when the good of the country
require it. Jloitntouww.
We hope our Demooratio frjend in
Cambria pounty, will pay "n,a aUntion to
this eubiec.t. too, (ind thereby bring their
Kilkenny " performances to a close, and)
j ftilly and fairly adopt th,e above tnotto.
I.IASILIT.RS.
Capital Stock paid in 2I,800 00
Notei in circuutton - u,ou vu
Duo Depositors . ,1 S
IntcrciU end Exchange , 812 60
granted to tho undersigned on tba estate
$10,959 S3 St'SAN' ARDEIIY, late of Lawrence tp., Clca
on -j 1 J I tol.1 couuly, docoased, all persons indebted
4,.'.ti 94 ",u, nr0 requested to make immodiate
4 40.'l B.fi payment, anu muse oaring claims agaiusi ine
1 KlOOfl 'nl"a T'" present them duly authenticated for
B73 (19 settlement. JAS. X. LfcONAKD,
223 is' JanDOflt Adm'r.
282 11 QTllAY ili:iKi:i.Came to the residence
15 of the subscriber in Huston tp., about fire
150 189 Oi or 'IC ekl S HEIFER red, crumpled
' ; horns, and about two years old. Tbe owner
Is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
rhargei and take her away or she will be disea
sed of according to law. WILLIAM 110 YT,
Jauuary 9, 1861. 'If.
17;
JOHN QUELL,
IJFIIOLSTER AND CARRUOE TRIM.
ME It,
Jj0cuttdt A. 11. Shaw't .Villi, oh milt Eaii
cf CUarfitld borough,
Respectfully Informs the cititens of Cloarfield
and adjoiniDf connties, that he Is at all times
prepared to manufacture, at tbe shortest notice.
Hair, Husk, and Straw Mattresses of all
kinds and sites, one of wbtch is a Folding Mat
truss, suitable for CABINS ON HAFTS, which
can be folded in small compass, and emptied led
refilled at pleasure j and vory eheap. He also
trims Cat riages, makes repairs to ail kinds cf
Carriago Trimming and Upholstery, aud makos
Curds fur Mason'i Tracing Lines, of any thick
nn or length.
(.Country Produoe, Corn Husks, or lain
.akon in Exchange for work,
irAII orders left with any of the Menhan,
uf Clearllold borough will be promptly attend
,0 de clO t
MY, AM) MLVKM WAKK,
"ITfE would respectfully Inform our friends,
y patrons and the public g.-arally, that we,
have now ill store and offer Wholesale Md Re.
tall at the lowest Cash Prices, n large and very
choice stock Watch, Jewelry, Silvor and Platod
Wan of every variety nnd style,
livery description of Dininond Work and oth
er J.cnelry, made to order at short notice.
All goods warranted to be as represented.
1'ariiculnr attention givou to the repairing of
Watches aud Jewolry of erery description.
STAUI'FER A BARLEY.
No. 022 MARKET street, (south side,) Phila.
Sopt. 19th, I860. 0 mo,
ctbThotelTjayneIvill
THE above Hotel, bavins recoutly been fitted
up for a bouse of entortninuicut, is now open
fur tbe accommodation of the publio. traveler
fill find this a convenient house.
May t IS6S, JOUX J0 DArs
Infallible Vcccltiblo Powders.
For the ipeedy and cffectiud Cure of nil Inflam
mill 10 as, Jttuwotitm, Dyntptia, and l.ivrr Com-
plaint and all vlcurt niia (Vuoiii'o Viientst of A:
Units nnd Children, Sond 3 rout Stamp to.
ber yl71.nr. U. II. J&NES,
Hundreds of testimonials Box 2070 Pbiln. P Oi
ptrAitnrif S. W. Cor. Third it Arch St.
Uct 24, 18uU lUt.
IIARTSWICK'S
DRUG tj- VARIETY
MAKKETSTPEET NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIt,
Tbe undorsigned will have eonstantly on band
a we.l (elected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye-,
Stuffs, Ui!s, Paints, Tobacco and Sugars, Station
ary, Perfumery, Brushes, and Fancy articles,
which be will dirpuso of cheap fur cash.
He invites tho public to call aud examine hil
j stock tf goods before purchasing elsewhere,
I rniintrv Pli..il,tn ...nl.tin.l will, Tirno-di
Medicines, and Surgical instruments at the aioa
reasonable rates. J. 0. HAKTSWICK.
Clearfield, Pa., Dee. 26. 1800.
$60,189 Oi
A DMINJSTllATOR'si NOTICE. Letter f
Administration having this dav been rrant-
JAB. B. ORAHAM, Cashicoqa; tt to the undersigned no the estate of JOHN
tjlcarfitl , Pa., Feb, 28, 1801. IY0CN0, late of Burnsido township, Clearfield
I county, deceased, all persons indebted lo said
PVrstins Mill and cut .S'uws, Mann's axes and estate are requested to make immediate payment,
I I a general assortment of Hardware at the ' and those having claims against the same will
' " . tnirtv 1 ... 1 ...1 .1 ,:...! r . ..i
qT X), A 1111 JIM 'preiCUl IIIOIU UIIIV n rnumirw HT .eiliruivul.
Mayl6,18f0. SA31 u fcij mviiii u u
yew w sstuugton, iau. 01, 1001,
store
Curwensville,
Iarkerel and Herring for sale st tbeeorner
.tore of K.A IRVIN.
Curwensville, 3ay 16, 'GO.
15
Ada'r.
fb6Ct
tlcmon, and Children at R. f. t CO'l,
I tella sod other Sbawli in variety at the cheer
) Store of E.A.IBVIK;
Curwensville, May 16, 'G0
PIT. Dried Apples, Psred BP nnrare
eo. aches, Cberries, Prunes apa liji sine
tbe rnor store ot g. a
radios drers fiou Js, at patterns and textures to
J please all, will be foand at the eorner store
Curwiosrilie, My IS, 1860. E. A. IRVI
I.XECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters testamea
J tary having this day been granted to tbe un
dersigned on Uie estate of JOHN DILLON, late
of Burnsido township, Clearllold county, docd,
all sersonp knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having la.).ns against it will present!
them duly auUiepiaated tar settlement.
. . . J. A. HEGARTY,
fe'B 6t J. H. HEOARTY,
February 4, 1861. Exeouton.
Important Notice.
The undorsigned, late publisher of the "Clear,
field Kcpublican" takes this method of calling
upon thnso wbn ara indebted to him, or to Lari.
wcr Ward for subscription, aivuisiag (it Julv
work incurred duriug tbe three years comment
eing July 13o7 aud ending July ltiCO, to call im
ineiliately at my office in tho borough of Clear,
field, and make settlement of tbe same, oa thews,
accounts must It clettdvp. J. II. LAKK1MER.
llearfiold, December 12, I860. If.
"VJ"(IT!CI--iThe nnderslgned, an Auditos.
X 1 sppolutod to distribute the money arising;
from the snlo'of the real estat" of 8AMUE1,
STKOUF.Ittte of Ferguaoa tuwnsbip, gives notica
that be B ill attend to tbe sasse, at the off.ee of
Larrimor A Tut, In Clearfield, on TUESDAY,
the 2Ath of FKBRVARY, 1861, at two o'clock,
p. m., where and when alt persona legally Inter,
cited may attend. 1SRAE.I. TEST,
feb-4t
T OsJT On the road leading from James For-
1.
U'X)UE& ETZWiLKll,
Iiulcaale and Retail Merchants. Also,
extensive dealers in timber, sawed lumd
bcr and shingles. Also, dealers in bour an,i
graia, which will be sold cheap fur cash.
Ool. It, 1859. I
1 AtlTIO. All pcrsor are hereby caution.
j ed against pun-basiog or meddling 'wile
three llorsos. two Timber Sleds, one Waiuii. and
lour Timber Chains, now In tno potaossion or
Brest's to Ellis Irwin 's, through Cloarfield bor
ouch, on Monday, the l&tk ir.st., a brown PASS,
BOOK, containing a Mercer, tile List of Clearfield 1
eonnt for 1861. The flad.r r ill La literati re- JOHN 6IIIMKL, of Urabata tuwnsbip, Clearfielu
A larger stock and lower ( warded by leaving it at tl is off.ee, er returning county, as tbe same beltngs to as, aud are lef(
at Irvins Cheapolt corner. It to the ownerin Goibtn tewnthipo with biui on loan enly. , ,
... oa.AA v isniss..!.. b n 1 ti'nninnrt 1 - i . tt r t w w t arnw bl ur.i t
(.'urwensville, May 10, W' ,ee..7-"i. wisauwu. ! ai , sv-i, aiv .yiiir
l"koots aud Shoes.
J prices thsn ever, at Irvins Cheapolt corner,