CffSSSSSS. i:n ..tllliniul ivotnllta (mm nil I ...Mum ! 10 Cl ' r0r ah ; to anoni nil nn unlettered ', rt, ,nd fa" c,'?rciie i" r f W-! Yieldin to rartinl nd temporary de- .lure from necessity, this is the lead- on jrnitc . i r i I jp-t 01 III" "uvri iiiiiunb lur wnukv "..Ln wu contond nin.iv-- i,i:0,. 4i., ,i, I ant nios 1 i i v mw mo i in people, understand and appreciate Il,(if nnln iW ivl.ilo in it i woithy of nolo, that, while in ' 7. .1 iovernn enfs hour of trial, large i " k.,be.!?;i.1-Snihpm. nnrl ail. Tl.v been favored with the oflices 1,19 resigned, and proved false to the ''un , m li(llAfl I llOIll tint inn 'will awn :"',... .1 .r ' ; I 1(110111 lu ' i ------ , or , duo to those ofheors who remuin Jtrue des'itfi the example of treacherous locito. But l'ie greatest honor and ' , important fact of nil is tho uncom- . in ii'n ll i ' leu ilia 1 1 1 1 1 . iji r ii i nrnincss ui mo umiiuiuh ouiuiiti iiui.t rtinmon eanors. m mu iubi iuuu, j iur knoivn, they have successfully resisted trjiloroui cllorts ol these whoso commands W n hour before they ol toyed ns absolute l, 'I'hey understand without nn argu 1, Hint the destroying of the (lovei n nent' sl'icli was niado by Washington mean." no goon io uieui. i 'iii topuiar ioternnient iinsoiicn neon caueu an ex Ttnfiit. Two point in it our people inrelrenly settled the successful es- jblisliing anil tne succession auuunistcr rntofit. One s'.ill remains its success- fill maintenance ngninst n formidable at tempt to overthrow it. It is for ihem to lemouslraie to me norm iiuii tnose ho can fairly carry an c.ecvon can also oppress a reueiiioii inni ikiiio's are hfrichtiul nr.d peaceful successors of iilldii. and that when ballots nave fairly mil constitutionally decided there can be xuuccessful np'iral back to bullels, that here can be no successful appeal except ly u ots t belli selves at BUCCeetlinL' Clcc- lwllu Sneli will ho n great lesson of rtcf. leaching men what they cannot ,lteby an eleclio:;, neither can they take it by war ; leaching all the lollies ol being tbf 'beginners of war. Lest there be some uneasiness in the minds of candid men as to That U to b he course of theUovernnient towards the southern Slates after 1 ho rebellion shall l.ave been suppressed, the Executive ted. 'ecuis it proper to say it will be his pur- se llicn, as ever, to bo guided I y .the onulitulitin and the laws, nr.d that he iroUiuiy will have no uillerent under- utiihng ol the powers and the duties ol heliovcrnment relatively to tho rights if the .Sia'es and the people under the ,'onilitution, than expressed in tho Inau- .iral Address, lie desires to prehcivc ieOovernmcnt, that it may be aduiiuis pred (o all as it was administered by the jmiwIio made it. Loyal citizens every- lure, have the riglit to claim this of heir Government, and the (Jovernniont Hitoriglit to wiilihold or neglect it. It nut lterceived that in giving it there is ir coercion, any conquest or subjugation tiny just sensu of the tenus. The Constitution provides, and nil the met have accepted I he provision, that hel'niied States shall gunranty to every 'lie in tins I n ion a republican form ol lortmmrnt. Hut it a Mnto niny Inwiul wont of the Union, liaving done so, it ay also discard the republican form of in internment : so that to prevent its going so tit, H it all indispensable to tiso every ueini to the end ot maintaining tne In guarantee. When an end is law i! unit oblignlorv the indispentii'ile mi to obtain it Hi e uNo hnvful and obli- tory. ll wax with I ho deepest regret that the accutive found the dutvof employing the wpo.rer in defence ol tho Government Ifwl upon him. lie could but. perform iliiiduty or surrender tho existence ol the 'Ijternnict.t. No compromise by public tenants could in the ense be mndo. Not thl compromises nre not often propcr.but iiil no popular ( tovei nmeiit can long sur tire rum ked precedent, thnt those who nrrr nn election can only save tho Gov mum-iil finni immediate destruction by pring up the niuin point upon w hich the lopie gave tho election. J lie people tliemelve, nnd not their sertnnts, can oldy reverse their own deliberate decis ioiw. Asa private citizen the executive ("ukl not have consented that these insli lulions shall perish ; tnurli less could he, betrayal ol o vasf nnd so sacred a trust u these free people had conlided to him. I fell that he hail in moral right to krink, nor even to count the chances of n life inwhnt might follow. In Ml view of his great responsibility, he Insofar, done what lie lini deemed his duty. You will now, according to your ""iijniltfiiipnt, perform yours. Ho sin "rely hopes that your views nnd actions "Kvsourcoid Willi bi hr to assure all Wlhful ciliitens w ho have beeu disturbed inllieir rights ofa corUin and speedy res- j toiulion lo them iimiLt Hie ronstitution N the laws. in.i i....:... ii .... i till,,,,,, ii. ,'. ,,: . " " l..i i iiiDiiiir lima rnospn our cuunc, piini.iiisiiu una iui sisr, iv"!,. lose, itM " renew our trust in Isod, end go loi warU i i. . . - . "ithout fear nnd wilh manly hearts. AIIKAHAM LINCOLN. Mr i, I8C1. NEW GOODS! ARRIVAL OF tyring Sc Summer Goods ATTUKCIIEArCASIl STOJtE. lui w just receiving and intoning a care -'ttim Hock Uf St.rini, nn,l Hiimllicr ffoods ol almost every description, wsuiiful assortment of Prints nnd Dress V' 01 the newest and latest stylos. Also a turiety of useful notions. WlY-GOODS AND NOTIONS. et, 8hawls, "nd Caps, Hoots and Shoes, a large quantity, Hardware, Qi eensware, Drugs and Medicines, . Oil and Paints, crpet A Oil Cloths, GROCERIES, Fish, Bacon and Flour, jf. , Mackerel lo J 1 and 1 barrels, rt quality, all of which will be sold at st ttk ut ready pay prices. . ll friendt and the iihlie generally, are Xi"1 call. 'firvS;.. An N""1' of OM.Vand approved ,Tli r FHODVCE taken In exchange of i01!'""'"!. Juno 2i 1RI. WM. F. IRWIN. Dl'RK U iiiti' i ..j .i 11 ., , i.i,i,,.miiiiiirii,8iii.i, W in. 1 B S n(, 1!1 " c"n )upt received tan L UAHTSWICKS. t $tarftlt Ljtpnblitair. - 1 TIIK lllHI.i; CAUrtH. The regular Monthly Concert, in .Id of th. Hi ,a society, will bo hold In the Lutheran Churcl hurch Suuday evoning, July 1 Ith, at i -...ii. . S o'clock, Tho " .wecuon win no tn ken . Uy order of tho President, t. W. Kilt; KM, Soo'y. , ti J t m t r ii; mv-ti,. r r. r r.. .i,.i:. " . l'n"vmo' 17 V V 7 ' I YZ Lu'bersburg on the Fourth-together with Proceedings of the Sunday School colobra- nenr Centre School House aro on file uud ll tltintlF ll. fit .1 ll. u-a n.m flnil IIIMn fi.p lliatii Candidates Take Notice. Candidates for nomination at tho Primary Klection are informed that their Tickets will bo printed by Saturday tho 20th in (taut. We will print 2000 tickets for each ciindiduto who may then bo in the field, unless specially ordered not to do to. Candidates are expectod to tnko charge of their tickets, as we cannot assume tho respon sibility of their distribution end circalntion. AccntKS"r. Ou Monday last, ns Col. Oco. C. FasMnore was engaged in shoeing a horse at his shop in this place, the horso suddenly wheeled, throwing Mr. P. against the anvil wiilt such force as to break one of Ills ribs. ltKuovKit. The Clearfield County Rank was removed yesterday across tho street to Graham's new building. Tub I.ate Foi BTH. A brief account of the proceedings of the lute anniversary at Clearfield and at l'enuville, will be found on our first page. The proceedings at tlti place were in many respects moie than ordinarily pleasant, and chief among tho attractions of the day not to men. tinn the fantustic parade in the evening, and the display of firo-works at night was the perluriu anco of tho HrnKS Baud. Do our cilUona prnpor niprccinto their good fortiino in u ntg regaled ULn "irrmg suaius an iuc. Kciiuitiiicn uis course ? After hearing ninny of the brag li.init of the principal cities of tho I'niun, wo can safe ly say that this Hand, in proportion to tl.o uum ber of instruments, Is eipial to any of them. IPSuSomething good cm come out of I ?- real, ns is demonstrated by the defeat of the Chevalier Forney for L'lei kIiiiiof lie House. Kthcridge of Tcnnnsseo was olco Br3?".J. b. Luttle. hsii., will pease ac cept our thanks for a copy of tin) Tilts burgh W, containing th'. tncasage, ii ndvauce of tho mail. jrt'SrKri.iL Attbktkix is called to tho invi tation of Lieut. Donor, of tho famous Third Itcgi ment U. S, Cavalry, for recruits It is tho most pleasant branch of the service. Attention is likewise called to the invitation of A. M. Smith, llocruiting Sergeant for tne 1'. It. V. Corps, who wants a few more men to itwrea.o tho ranks of tho Washington C.ulctsto the num ber required by late regulations. Democratic Primary Election. In pursuance of resolutions passed by tt e Standing Committee, David C. Dale and ,lames M. Welch, cf the ' ilartiiiai Hangers," and John l'.igler and David MctJaughey of tho "Washington Cadets," will hold elections in their respective companies on fcuch day ns I hoy may np point prior to the 1st Saturday ol August, ml iransmit the result to the chairman, thai the same may no counteu ut, mo meeting of tho County Convention. Tho Democratic voters of the different boroughs nnd townihips will, on the '2nd S'iturl.i; nf August nr.it, elect two delegates lo attend a County Convention to bo held oi the .')( Munilmt of Seittcntlifr tirx, to de termine if any changes should be nude in the niodo ol nominating caiulHlates, and in the party rules, and to tuako such changes. Under the Mules of the party the res pective Committees ol Vigilence will np. point no of their number, or some other suilablo person, as Return Judge, for tho purpose of attending the County Con von- lion, which will bo held at the Court House on the Tuesday afternoon next succeeding the l'rimaiy Kleclion. L. ,1. CHANS, July 4th, 1801. Chairman. iM AItltlF.D On Tuesday, July 2d, by Isaac Lemon, Esq., Mr. William Elder to Mi.- Han nah Thompson of Bell township. Jltto bbtrtistmtnts. i IKIllSIWl'ltATtHff MH'ltT. Letters of Administration having been this day granted to tho undersigned on tho estate of ROBERT HI TLER, late of Lnwrence town ship, Clear! old county, deceased, all persons in debted to said estate nro requested to make im mediate payment, nnd those havingclaims against the snino will present tboni duly authenticated ur settlement. iva. ilALWir, July 10. 6t. Admr. U. S. CAVALRY ULCHUITS. wtan'tkt) tmme: IMMEDIATELY, A RLE BO D- mm . . . ., .. IED MEN, between tne ages oi la anu ;N, between the a . ; ...... a-i.:..i .;...( r .i.i. in pi irr i id a ii i i is iu.hihui - , .,,,. Ti11P,i Ken inent I. S. Cavalry, M BCCUtomcd to horses will be given prefer Each man will be furnished by the V. S. - - j- i.i l good horso and equipments, ample clothing una subsistence of tho best quality. Th ii n v roniros from $12 to $21 per month, ac cording to the rank and services of tho soldier,1 and so complcto Is the provision made by the I government for all his wants that he can save ! every ocnt of his pny if ho chooses, leaving him j at the end of his enlistment from $800 to $1,200. ; Attention Is called to tlio fact that tne govern. ment have wisoly commenced to proinoto officers from tho ranks end advancement is tliorcloro - 'opened to all who enlist. f"1! 1 First Licutct F. DO DOE. First Lieutenant Third Cavalry. Recruiting Station, Mausiuii House, Clearfield P., July 10. HKAnQt-AiiTERS, R. V. Corps, Harris- ) I RU, June 20th, 1861. j GENERAL OKDEIJS, NO. 0. 1THK t'OI.ONKLS of Regiments of the , Reserve Corps, will open a Recruiting Rendctvous at tho Headquarters of their Regi ments and exert themselves to fill at Iho earliest possible dny the compnnies to the maximum 1. .1. ....i...,i,.,l b (IKN ERAL ORDERS. No. u J,,!,,,! Wn.hinffton. Mnv4th. 1SC1, as follow ! 1 Captain, 1 First Lieutenant, 1 Second I inlennnt 1 First Sergeant, 4 Scrgeatits.H J liltena nv, i i h . y. Corporals. 1 Muwf,an-4 ,nt oner. 101 agregale. Uy order or Major (Jen. U. A. WCVAI.I'. II. J. Bmtii.S, Lieut. Colonel, Ass't Adjutant General. In pursuance of the above order tho Washing- ti.. ..i-iiiKTS" . ... liill re ana in aciuni critc. .. ......I A M Nil I 111. June lUlb, isoi. npcrujHuts .b-r OR AND 0PKN1NGL, W.E IV FIR MS! NEW GOODS!! G rcat Inducements to Purchasers H. W, SMITH & GO'S. I ONE PRICE, CASH .STORE, 1 Smith's Comer, below Jlldere LcOnard'8. I - to suit .A splendid assorhnont of goods, sclliag tno tunes, consisting of Prints, Lawns, Organdies, Topllns, Bareges, Crepo do Paris, Uinghams, Muslins, Checks, Hoop Skirls, Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts, French Silk Mantillas, V. S. M. Travelling Dusters, ltaluionds, Hosiery, Dross, Girde, Hlaok Uultorine, Trimmings, Trimmings, Trimmings. Fine lilack 13 road Cloth, Cassitnercs, Zephyrs, Zephyrs, Ziphyrs, Shakers, Shnkors, Shukers. Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Spices, Salts, Sodas, Mackerel, .Mackerel, Maekorcl, llije, lirooms, Queenswure, Queenswnro, Hoots if- Shoes, Hoots & Shoes, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Carpeting, Carpeting; Carpeting, Flags, Flags, Stationary, Stationary, and all ar'ictos usually kept in a O'tuntry store, will bo kept bore, as also many iut usually kept, but much nuo ded, at greatly reduced prices, And we feel confident that all who will make a trial purchase, will find it to (heir alvautago to coutiuuo as customers. Also, a limited amount of C junty Orders want ed in exchange for goods, July 10, 1S01. tf. ILutEr.fflff3lb!iiiir Hut. Ll Til K USBl'BG, WILLIAM JIliKU, Y-y. .,. july 10. UY.l.-Iy. JJlSSOLl TION OF i'AltlNK.RSUll'. The partnership of Patton, Hippie A Co., was dissolved on (he lolh day ol 'June, lblil, by the withdrawal of II. D. l'liltmi. Tim hooks of the Into firm are in tho hands ol Hippie if' Faust, who nre authorised to settle and collect ull debts duo said firm. II. D. PATT'i.V E. A. HIPPLE. July-r.d.'CI -pd. DANIEL FA I' ST. "HfOTlCTl All ersons having unsettled ue X counts on tlio books of tho Iut i firm ol Put ton. Hippie A C., will call and settle the same, ns it is important that (he books be closed with as little delav as possible. E. A. IIIl'PLK July-Sd-ls'fii. pd DaN'L. FAlT. y. M. M CUM.OlKill, qcMcij at iilaw, Cl.KAIIKlKI.il, Pa. Office In tiraliam's llrlrk Mulldliig. July ad. ISfil tf. Tj)ST.A PASS-HOOK was lost on the Rood Jbctween Curwumvillo nnd Clearfield, conlain- ing ono Promissory Note, dated Feb., I'Jth, LSC.l, lor fifty-seven dollars, on Samuel Ncwburner. Ono Promissory nolo, dated April 12th, ISfil, cal ling for fifty-two dollars and eighty cents, on Thomas McCrackcn ; ana two uoiiurs m money, receipts, Ac. Any person finding and sending Iho samo to mo tho nbovo reward will be paid by tho ubscribcr at Luaibcr City, Lumber City, July-Sd-p I, Jos. HE PETTO. EXrXUT)ll'X NOT. CH. Notice Is here, by given that Lcttors TcstamcnUiry, on tho estate of lienigo D. Lnnich, late of (lie borough of Clearfield, dcc'd,bavo been grunted to the Un dersigned. All persons indebted to said estnto are required to make iiumodictu payment, and those having claims rgninst tho sauio will pro ecut them duly authenticated for settlement. MA1K1AKET LA.NK'H, Ex'x july.S-lSlil-fit Jns.T. LEONARD, Ex'r. CAUTION, ALL pcrs'.ns arc hereby caution ed against buying or in any way interfering wilh the following property, now In llto possess ion of Edward (Jilnctt, cf Lawrcnco tp., vis : Ono table, ono bureau. 2 pnirs ollbcdstends, ono cow, one store, one uoiiginrouxn, ono set oi cnuirs, and jcd clothes for two beds, as tho same belong to mo, nnd have only been left with him subject to my orders. July3d,at. S.J. (1ILNETT. (AliTION. All persons are hereby caution Jtd against purchasing or in anyway med dling with. Uno lilll.MH.lv ana one iii.ai. iv OX, now in the possession of E. L. Miller, of Bell tp,, as the same belong to me, and aro In Ills pes- session on loan only. July od-'tlt-'Ol. P.O. MILLER. . "CAUTION. All persons nro hereby caution- jei ngainst purchasing or bartering for two ecrtuin nromlssory notos, given to John- ' son. respectively dated ou tho 25th of May lost. 1 duo six mouths after dale, one calling for $21 a i il ...i.... r... ... r .... ,i.,,.r...;nn.i n,. atiu me uiiiL-i mi , .in mil miiiuiium ....I (Q piy lhe (lln0 unlc compelled by law, as I : have never received valuo lor the same. JOHN McCORD. Hoggs tp., Juu.26-lS01-St.-pd. ADMINTXTK ATOHS NOTI C I' Notice is hereby given that loiters of Administra tion have been granted to the undersigned on the estate nf Jacob Klcrchnor, late of Morris township deceased. All persons indebted to said estate nre requested to make payment without tie lav. and thoso having claims ugnin.'-t tho samo will present them duly authenticated for settle ment. JOHN B. KYLAR, jiin.L'OCt.pd. Administrator. C KRATZER & SON. .M KM I'll NTX, and dealers In Boards and Shingles; drain and Produce. FRONT Street, nbovo Iho Academy Clcarfiold Pa., Juno 12th, 61, TIIK MATT UK of tho sale of the prop- erlvofW nms and Humphreys, on nppii cation of F. 11. Miller, Sheriff, T. J. McCullough was nppjinled Auditor, to distribute moneys arising from said sale. l r,n v i it. The undersigned Auditor, appointed to report distribution ot tho monies arising from tho sale ' , nbovo stated, will attend to the duties of said iuppolnt.a.ntathi.omc.lnlbeboro:;l.of( lcar. on SHluriUyi tho ,:lth of jly Boxt. t i0 look, A.M , when and wherj nil persensin- i tt.re,ud can attend if they see proper. T. J. McCl LLOt'tJH. JUnc.2ltll-1861-3t. Au,litur j J.lrn Ubwd,Jr .1 DU1.U V. JUdLTJl LINlii. Juue I'Jth 1SC1, PRIMARY ELECTION. KCTION 2ND SATURDAY OF AIGIST. Wo art authoriied to announco flea. Jutnos II, Larrimer, jof Clearfield, as a caadidale fur tba Legislature, lubject to the action of the Demo-1 cratic party of Cloarfiold county. ! 1 We are authorhod to announce tho name of J. It. Heed of Lnwrcnce tp., for Associate Judge, 'according to the action of the Pctuocrutio party ! ttt tht primary elccliunL j We are authorized to announco tho name of John D. Thompson, of Curwen.'ville, ar a candi dal)) for asaociitlo Judge subject to tho action 'of the Democratic party ut tho primary eloctiun. w r uthnried to announce tho name or James ltlnoiii. of liloom townnliin. as a cundidato fur tho office of Associate Judgo, snbiect to the t...t - ! . 1 . II .... ... . nciiuil oi inu A'uuiunuut: puny ill Hie primary election. We aro authoriied to announce the naxe of ii : lif.null Artl..l- iK n. r... jiviljiiiiiiii m'H.mi, ui iiiiij ip., tin u viiuuiulii. lui i Associate iudge, subject to tho action of the Democratic party at tho primary el -ction. Wo aro authoriied to announco the name of Jacob Wilhelm of Urahain tp., as a enndidnto for Associate Junge, subjo :l to the action of the Democratic party at tho primary election. Wears authorised to announce the name of, drier Bell, Es., of Ferguson township, as a can. I didute for Associate Judge, subject to the decis- ion of tho Democratic party at the 1'rlinury elec- Tho ti me has conic when ull w ho will, can escape tho iron grnsp of Mercury, by calling, without tion. July 10. 'delay, to see tho well known and justly celebrated Eclectic European Physician, Dr. Bort, who I will administer those only true and safe medicines, extracted from the most choice hoots and herbs, Wo are anthorited to announce tho name of which lire prepared under bis own supervision, and I therefore avoid ng the use of all MiskralPois (loorgo Erhnrdl, Esi., of Knox township, as a oss, which were never designed for (he system, to take which many thousunds havo fallen victims candidate for Associate Judge, subject to the do- and gue U curly graves. elecuoiu '" Lciuotru,ic ,",rlyat ,hy;",o'rT THINGS TO JK UEMUMliKUJiD. fti im uilii r that Dr. Bort wants no pationts but these fully cnpnblo of appreciating and distin- Wo are authoriied to announco tho namo of (jublng tho service of a regular thorough bred physician, from a paltry, unlearned and trifling John W. Shugart of Clearfield borough, as a e-.n- ,jUack. didato for AssociMe Judge, subject to the decis-' t,,m mhrrf Dr. Bort's remedies and treatment are entirely unknown to all others in this country ; ion of the Democratio party at the Primary elec- prepared from a liTu spent in tho grout hospitals of Europe and tho lirst in tho country. Hon. july 10. j ,', ,,,(., that Dr. Bort has a more extended practice than any other physician in Western Penn- rylvaniiu We are authorized to announce tho name of i i;,mCml,,r, thai cili.ens of cilucation.nnd our popular men, are all well icijualnted with, and take John Irwin, sen., of Lawrence township, as a ' gront pleasure in recommending Dr. Bort to tho ulllicted. candidate for Associuto Judge, subject to tho do-1 Ut mi mbrr, that Dr. Bort makes no false representations to gull tho unfortunate, but all ho says will cision of the Democratic party at tho Primary ,e faithfully carried our.. election. july 10. Urmnnlirr, ttt ut Dr. ltort pays every attention to disenfcs of a chronic nature. ' I X.O Certificates of Cures may be seen nt his respective Moms. Wu nre nuthoiizcd to announce tho name of ( Dr. Bort is furnished with over six thousand letters of recommendation from some of tho most Matthew A. l'orcoo of Biadlord township, ns a distinguished men living. Also has awarded to him diplomas from somo of tho most celebrated candiitftte for Associate Judgo, subject to tho do- Iupiials and Infirmaries in Europe, for his unparullcllcd observations In Diagnosis, nnd obsorva cision of llto Democr.itie party at the Primary tions in discover ing remedies for the euro of diseases thnt have heretofore bullied the (kill of many election. july 10. I of the medical profession. . - I An early call from those wishing to consult tho Doctor, is earnestly refuelled, so as to rocoive) We arc authorised to announce the namo of flln benefit of treatment, and thus do justice (o himself. Time United. Joseph Ooon, of Lawrcnco tp ns a Candidate for Pleaso bear in niind when Dr, Bort will be in your place. Pertoos desirous of consulting him the olhco of Summit, subject to the action of tho confer a great luvor bv calling on tho first dsy or his arrival, as his rooms are so ofton crowd Democratic laity ut (ho primary election. cd, it is utterly impossible 'to uttoi.d to the anxious solicitations of all. Dr. Bort will arrive ot each Wo nre authorised to announce tho name of John M ctlnnglicy of Lawrcnco tp. ns acnnilidate lor Mn'ritl, soliject to the action of tho Democratic, parly, ut the primary clcclicn. We nre authorized to imnounco the name of Jacob Faust of I'urwcnsville ns n candidate for tho olfice of Slieritl, subject to (he action uf the Democratic party at the piiuuiry election. Wo nro aullioii'cd to announco tho name of Edna d Perks, of Morris tp., as it camlidatu for the office of Sheriff, eubject lo the nclio.i of (lie Democratic party at the primary election. We arc authorised lo announce the name of Conrad Baker of Knox tp., as a Ciindiilato, for , county Commissioner, subject to tho action uf the 1 Democratic party ut the primary election. j j Wo nro inithoriied lo announce the namo of , Jacob W. Campbell, Esq., of Bell township, as a fitlijcot tu tlio action of tho DemtKTiitio i arty ut the primary election. We nre authoriied to announco tho namo of Frederick Shotf, of Heccaria tp., as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to tho action of the Democratic party nt the primary election. We nre ni.tbnrir.ed to nnnnunco tho nnmo of Jacob Kunti of Brady (p., for County Commis sioner, subject to the action of the Democratic party ai the primary election. Wo nro authorised th nnRomico tho name of Win F. Johnson, of Bonn township, ns a Ciindi duto for county Treasurer, subject to tho action of tho Democratic party at the primary clcctiun. Wo nre nuthoriied to announce the nainocf Joseph Shaw, uf Lawrence township, as a candi date for tho office of County Treasurer, at thj en suing election, subject to the uction of tho Dem ocratic party, at the primury election. We nro authorized to nnuounco tho namo of. Isnac Kline of Bradford tp., as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to tho action of (bo Democratic party at the primary election. We nro authoriied to announco tho name of J. A. Tcrpo of Brady tp., ns a candidate for County Auditor subject lo tho action ol .iho Democratic party ut the primary election. We nre authorised to announco the name nf Col. C. S. Worrell, of Chest tp., an a candidate for County Auditor, subject to the action ol the Dem ocratic party at tho primary election. We nro nulliorlicd to announco tho nnmo of Henry Whitehead of Union township, ns a can didate for County Auditor, subject to tho decis ion of tho Democratic party at tho Primary elec tion, july 1. We nre nullmmed to announce the namo of Win. M, M'Ctillniigh, of Clcarfiold, a a candidate for District Attorney, subject to the action of tho 1'emocr.uic pnrty ut tne primary election. Worre authorized to announco the namo of Inrnel Test of Clearfield borough, as a candidate fr District Attorney, sublect to tho decision of i tlt Democratic party at tho Primary election. july 10. NEW COODS AT K RATZERS' They have Just received a genernl assortment of Spring and Summer DRY UOODS, consisting of ltONNtTS, SHAWLS, r li I N TS, MJCALS, HA It E IE, r ori.iN, c bonis, HIUIiONS, II ATS, ca rs, WINE, S A L T, o I L S , TAINT LEAH, wums BOOTS, SHOES, COATS, PANTS VESTS NAILS, TWEEDS, MUSLIN, LINENS, CAKTET, 15 L1NDS, V, i;ooMS, S YT1IES, SPI KES. NOTIONS, flowi:ks, II AliDW A li E, Ql'EENSWAK E, G LASS, FISH. BACON & Fl.OUK, All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms for CASH, or approved Country Produce. C. KHATZFIt & SON. Clearfield June 11,1861. , Important Notice. The undersigned, late publisher of the "Clear field Republican" takes this method of calling1 upon thoso who nre indebted to him, or to Lari-, lner if' Ward for subscription, advertising or Job ' work Incurred duriug the three yenrs common-! cing July 1867 and ending July ISM, to call ini- mediately at my offico iu the borough of Clear-., field, and make settlement of Iho same, as these accounts mutt it rlont)i. J. II. LARK1MKK. Clearfield, December 12, 1860. tf. EYE, EAIt PHYSICIAN & WON Doctor B4NRT, IJOKMEK1.Y PbvMican and Surgeon to tho Hrompton Lung Hospital, of London, England, now 1 of PiTTSltl K'UH, l'a., bega lcavo to announco to till Invalid.-, that, owing to the many solio. itations of bis fricndi, ho has tuncludod o pny professional visits to the following named places and by arriving at the iiy set forth, can be conjultod by the afflicted, both Male and Female, oa Diseases of tho Heart, Liver and Lungs; Cancer, Kits, Scrofula, and all Diseases of the Blood. Also, all Diseases appertaining to tho EVE and UAH. PARTIAL DEAFNKSS, Hinging Noises lo the Head, nnd Discharges from the Ear, can bo speedily cured by Dr. lionr's Sciontifio Treatment) and many other diseases that have bottled the skill oftlia so-called distinguished physioians. A rrOI NTM E N TS. CLAHI0X, at Clark's Hotel, from the lath of May to the 1st of June. CORSICA, nt Whitmer's Hotel, June 1st. Again, Sept. 1ft and 2d. RKOOKYILLK, nt tho AmericnH House, from i!J lo lull June. Again. Sept. 3d, 4th And 5th LUTHKUSBl'Ktl, lit Reed's Hotol, June KUh and 11th. Again, Sept. 10th nnd 11th. CLEARFIELD, Johnson's Hotel, Juno U'th to 10th. Again, fscpt 12th and 1 3th. HELLEFOXTE, Morrison's Hotel, from June 17th to VJlh. Again, Sept. Hth and 15th. TYRONE CITY, at Mrs. Thomas' Hotel, June 21st mid 22d. Again, Sept, 1 7th and 10th. At bis INFIRMARY, from June 22d to July 17th. Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason and Profit by it. j IU, II IT Ult. ltJ' llll'U-PlfU IU 1111UIIU IU lUf It 11. Ml' I ill t he above plnccs ou the fn.-t couch on the day Plcnsc extend tho invitation to all uivulid nciiuuiiitniiccs, and oblige yours, ic, Willie ui! Wake up! I. ACIvSMITlllNt;. THE subscriber res pectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is now well o ablishod in his NEW silOP on Pine street, opposite the Town Hall, in tho borough of Clearfield, and upon hi own book, nnd whero he is prepared to do ull work in his line in the very bc.-t style, and on tho short est notice. His old custor ers nro res pectfully ashed not to forget him, and nny nuin- -er of uew ones nre respectfully invited to give mi" 0 f"",1' ... ... , 1:U'ih .100r;.' '7 .'' 'T"'''"" " Maker '.ld ""I-airer ol Edge t s should ol itsclfsecuro nun n liberal patronage. UL0H0E C. PASSMORE. APnl 2i' lsf,'-t- i ; VXECi'TOHS' NOTICE. Letters teslunioii- .1 J tnry liaving tins day been granted to the un dersigned on the estate of IGNATIUS THUMP- ' t-,v- I ... f r . . . ... , taio oi iiiiwrcneo townsiitn. i.icariioiu coun ty, deed , nil pcrastiu knowing tUemsclvcs indebted to said estate nro requested to make iiniediuto., payment, and thoso having cluinis ngaitist it will present them duly aut'icntieiiled for settlement. JOHN D. THOMPSON, J. W. THOMPSON, 15. Ex'rs. 1)AYS tho entire cost lor TUITION in tho most popular and successful CO MM EH CI A L SCHOOL in tho country. Upwards of Twki.vk llrxniiKii young men, from tw kntv-kioiit difTor- cut States, huvo beeu educated for business hero within tho past three years, some of whom have i been employed as BOOK-KEEPERS at salaries of $2000 00 immeiiintoly rpon graduating, who knew nothing of nn(.uun,8 wllon ,1(,y entered tl.o College. .TWMinifter's sons half price Students enter ut any time, and review when they please, without extra charge. For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, and View of the COLLEtiE, enclose five letter stamps to JENKINS A SMITH, May 15,61. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa. Great Discovery. T HAVE mado a discovery of the utmost tin- l perlnnceto every married person of cither sex, nnd will seud tho full particulars concerning it to any ono on receipt ol a stump to pay for re turn postngc. Auilrcss DR. J. II. MARTELL, npl 24 ly. Alfred, Maine. MOOItK .t ETZn'iLEK, liolcsalc and Hetail Merchants. Also extensivo dealers in timbor. sawed lumd bcr and shingles. Also, dealers In flour on grain, which will be sold chcup for cash. Oct. 11,1859. Dissolution of Pa tnership. rlllE partnership heretofore existing between .1.. ...I 1I...L .1.. . r i inu ritii,i.i nici.-t itiiiivi ttiu iinniu 111 iiiui,nr rf- IlAnKitTV, was dissolved this day by mutual consent, and nil persons having unsettled nc j counts with the same, will come forwnrd and b.aTo "vii HMD rciucu up 1 III IllCt, II" (C I Jl0 ttoro Hill bo conliniud by Air. lli-'reriy a. iv. v: iiiui ir. JOSlU'li 1IAUEKTV. Liimbor City, May 27, 'cl :;t. JiEVEIi FLKGAL, Justice of tlio peace Luthcrsburp, Cleurflcld Co. Pa., will attend promptly to ull business entrusted to bis euro. Ho also informs tho publio that he keeps constantly on hand at bis shop, a general as sortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness nnd whips, which ho will sell ou reasonable trcms. April i, I8CI. 4 TTKNTION'Tho Centre Hill Hoards j!.will meet for parade drill on Iho Four.h of July next at the Bradford Church, at 10 o'clock, A.M. A geneial invitation is extended tn th. I neighboring companies. By order of the Captain Jun.2d-3t. Thos. M. HOLT. O S. PlY M. Notice Is hereby given thai the Books of Dr. B. F. Akely, lately of (!ra hnmpton, aad also the Books of tho late Dr. Hen ry Lornine, are now in tho possession of tin sub scriber lor immediate collection, and all persons interested will pleaso tcke notice. Clearfield, June ll, 1801. WM. PORTEf. LKll'ORs for Medicinal purposes Brandy Port and Sherry Wiue, Nootar Whiskey and Hoi and liiu ut HAKTSWKK.S. L.K.; AOltTMI-:NT of colored Paints, Dry and (Ireuud in Oil, in I pound cans, juet received aud lor sale ut HAKTSW1CKS, Curwensvillc, May AND LUNG 11 R Clil.ll 11 no 110 VI till. appointed. May 29, '81. !5. NEW REMEDIES 10R SPK It M A T O It It II (E E A . OWAIID A'SOI IATION, Pill I.AIiKI.I'lll A, A Hr. rrutt nt hintituttfiH rniahUHhfd bit nprcxal r.n ttiirninit, for he ritirf of the Hick unit Dittrtiud, njflirtfil trith I'lociif nnil Chronic JJiieain, and )C tty for the Cure of Iti'raiti nf the Stxuul tirijoHt. Mkihi'AI. Aiivick given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon. VAi.t Aiil.R retorts on Spent atorrhrrn , and other diseases of tho Sexual Oigans, nnd on tne srw HKMKlnr.s employed in the Disponsary, sent ill sealed letter ciif eliqics, froo of charge. Two or thro Sinuips for pustngo acceptable. Addresa Dti. J. Shii.t.i-.N lluriiHToX, Howard Association, No. 2. S. Ninth St., Philadelphia. 2'Jmy ly. Executors' Notice. rKTTEHS TESTAMENTARY having boen J grunted lo the undersigned on the estate of LEVI COFFIN, Into of Kartbaus township, Cleur field county, dee'd, all persons kuowing them selves indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims ngninst it will present them duly authen ticated for settlement. FKKDKUICK COFFIN. Kurthaus, May2(.l, '61. Ot. IENTAL CARD. AM. SMITH offers his professional services . to the l.B.Hcs and (Jeiitlcmeii of Clear, bold nnd vicinity. All operations performed with neatness ana despatch. Being familiar with all the late impre vments, he is prepared to make Artilirial Teeth ia the best manner. Office in Shaw's now row. Sept. llth, 1859, lya. jas. n. i.AiiHtMrn. i. risr 1AHKIMKK T1T, Attorneys at Law J Clearfield, Pa., will attelid promptly to Col tAiotis, Luliil Agencies, Ac, Ac, in Cloarfiold Centre and Elk counties. July 30. j O L E X - K C II O MILLS, Uermantown, Pa, M cCALLUM & Co., MAN t FACTL' BERfl, Importers, and Wholesale Denlcrs in C A It V U T I N (; S, I It U(;ti UT? OIL CLOTHS, MATTIXUS, .it., Wnrehouso. No. 50(J Choetnut Street, (Ojqiosito State House,) spr3'81-ly PlilnnELI'niA, To Lumbermen: SUV-MIM. FOR SALE. I have creeled a now first class SAW-MILL for Eighty feet Timber, nt DL'NCANNON, below (Jrocn'i Dam, on tho Susquehanna and desire to have a Part ner who will furnish Squared ltnfted Lumber at (Jrcen's Dum, to stock tho Log Pond to Its full capacity. This Mill will huvo the command of Ihe'mar- kct in Petersburg and Duncannnn and of two, thirds of Perry county ; nnd a largo amount of business may bo done at good prices. It Is oa. the Pennsylvania, Railroad, and In toramunlca,, tion with Philadelphia and Baltimore. In the present depressed state uf the Tidewa-, tcr market, I Invite attention to a home marfcet that will icinuncralc. Address early by mail, or I "j'1 OIUFFITH JONES, np2t-u Duncannon, Perry Co., Pa, (JIIAIHS!! CIIAIKS! I I NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! ! ! ! Tho ucdersigned lias now on hand, at his Fur niture Rooms on Market t., Clearfield, Pa., a short distance west of Liti's Foundry, a Urga stoolt of Ol A I US Mf ,M, KIT)', manufactured out of tho bast uinterialr, finished n a very (iipcriw innnnor, and which ho will sell LOW Foil CASH, His long experience In the business makes him feel confident that his chain are made in a substantial and workmanlike man ner, and will stand tho test uf trial. Person! w ishing to purchase chairs should cail at once and get thorn while they ess be had at the lowest rates. J:iIN TROUTMAN. Mr.27-lSSl (f. FOR SALE, at MOOItK t ETZWEILERS Extra Flour, warranted cither in sacks or Barrels. Abm BACON, and for fM.VIl oy. Clearfield, Juno 11, ,lt. IJ" AM, fcides, Macaerei aaa iierring for sale, X low nine Svore . h . F. IA H,'U(, dearie d, July llth ISO. VPKIMK LOT of Fretdl Drugs hist n'celv, cd and opcucd at 1IA.T6 WICKS. Salt. TERY CHEAP at lhe store of V jaulM WM. F-lRWlNv
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