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J. S.
LEK,
Pnetor.
Cxuv Mrktinu. A Camp
s M. F. Church has boon
Meeting of
f
i.
holding for
.fJlast four clays, nt the old ground somo
(;n miles ent of thin place.
t2rTho proceedings of Iho Represen
tative Convention hold at St. Marys on
the 15th inst., will ho found on our runt
The wording of somo of the resolution
are not exactly lo our liking; but this may
not bo entirely tho fault of tho Committee.
An published in tho Elk Advocate, sovernl
palpatio errors occurred which we huve
corrected and they bore every nppoar
ance of having been sent ro Hie printer in
a badly arranged and disjointed condition,
such as often happens in the confusion of
Me adjourn men t; and for this r?ason
they may not nppoar in precisely the slnipo
In which thry were adobted. Their gnu
crul sentiment, wo cioubt not, is such us
wi'.t 'luet-t the approbation of a large maj
ority of iho people of tho district.
M.
of Morrisdale. Letter from
s.
C. Thompson, Esq.
Mokkis ti1., Aug. 2Ti, '61.
JIbss-iip. Emtohs : Tho so-called expla
muon of J. C. lirenner, in your number
ol the 21st instant, or rather in what ap
pears to bo editorial, there is mention
tnide of a previous personal difficulty be
tween lirennor and myself. Of such dilli
lty I never know of vmything, except
wo hold different views on politics.
,I.r. liieni.cr's ha been my place of buy
j; 'chii'lly all my goods, over fince he kept
ilvre liere, up to this present date, and
iiis books must bhow if any existed bc
ttocn us. If ho, it must have b';en on
his tmrt and entirely unknown to me,
uuriio.cM,i,or must cer a.n.y say ma wo,
have ahvavs been sociable when together
nai imi.K mat my ne.gnoors m g. nera.
..n .tr...M...4I.fi.rtt,lntfvAi..n,.l,1t-l
i t ., , . -it 7
falsehoods for i ersonal revenge. But tho!
. . '." ' h'" Wi..n,u,., s
reason wiucn iniiuoen me in ninKe ino
previous tlatemcnt in tHa Heniblican, was
this, that 1 believed that the Constitution
nl righ'.s of tie Union-loving Dcmocrf.s
. . i i . i i i ... . i 1 1
.rcreawiui io oo atsnueu uuuer ,.,PiUnueu j (ho ilKli latioll of tll? j)0ovle increas
authority ; but ai to the statement or rub-1 ,,J y .,., - i i i ;
lrcatiou in tl; U.'pul'.lovi the iiih inst.
liUo.ti.im A ,11V inn inst., !
fe.VMi by UtC concerning the loit Master
a, Morrisdale it correct an I truo. Any
1jm:i duubtiiii it, m.y enquire of An-
,.Jrew n.'s,iok, Robert 'lhompson, or.T. C.
AiiiKin ana sou "ViiOiuer mi . i usiiuusu-r
ever taid such tilings. Any publication
hirearter.eiiher in the Jlepublkm or Jiafit-
trna Journal, on the ni.ove sut.ject, oy seta
'oBltn islur, will bo considered by me not j
wormy ot any notice. .-. iuomfson.
MfRr'i.R in Cr.Mrti Cocstv. This com
munity was, la.it Monday morning, startled
by Iho report that a marder had been
com mi i ted, on the pievious evening nt the
residi-ticc of Elias Horner, on the Lewis
town turnpike, nn r the summit of 2s it
tanv tncuntain, and about six miles east
of tlii . iil.ice. It needed but a short time
to fill'.)- corroboialo this fearful intelli
gence, u the nni'.dered man had, at an
-early hcur in the day, been conveyed to
the re.-i-Ience of his father, Michael Toor
man, r:!io lives ne.'.r Humes' mill, about
two miles east of this place- The reports
in reference to the cause as well as the
consummation of tho atUiir, are so con
flirting that wo lind it impossible to gather
an intelligible account of it, but leave its
true hi. lory to be developed at tho trial,
which will bo disposed of next week.
will bo disposed of next
The;e are a few facts, however, which are:the Constitution aside whenever
.everywhere admitted, and may be consid
ered reliable. The parties had been at
enmp meet'rg on Sunday, nnd having
. inbibed lo some extent of the murder in
ttigator, were on their way home, when
tBey met at tho place above mentioned,
where a fight occured which resulted in
theaouth ot foorman
Lipton and Hay '
were arrested at an early hour or. Monday
morning, at the residence of Hon. James
T. Hale, ti whom th"v bad applied for
counsel, andonveved to jail toa.vait theit
trial. They evince sincere penitence for
th act, hut deny premeditation, charging
iheir misfortune upon tho liquor of which
they had ilrank pretfy freely duriug the
day. BtUtfonte Watclunan,
Tho War in Missouri.
JErrtitso.v Cirv, Mo., Aug. 21. Gov.
Gamble has appointed a division inspec
tor in five of the seven military districts
in the Stalo, for the j urposeof mustering
men into service. The Gov. calls upon
citizens to como forward promptly to sus..
lain pence, by the supression and disper
ion of tho armed bands now committing'
violonct in different parts of the State. ;
M soon us the troop are enrolled they I I IlMIMsTHATOlt'S NOTICE. Notice
lire lo hold themselves to march nt the'- is hereby given that loltcrtof A tministra
ca.Il of the Kxoculivo. Anv re'ular or,tion BV8 eon Kr"t0,l to the undersigned on
' giuiiwtion will bo permitted' to volunteer thB e,ta,c, of J1.a,OIl, ,aarri,,on; J"'0 ,of ,,ik?
in tho servico ol the, lT..ii,l Si... ;r .i- . township deceased. All persons indebted to said
member' so desire
i ""i "
i i . .
els huve assembled in Valine county, and '
ro organizing eiiher to join Gon. face's'
the latter purposeNhe Union eitiIe. .
hitt place have sent to Gen. Fremont for
protj.'tion.
Soma thousand nr more rebels nf fllinri.
nn country crossed the Misouri river at
. . . , . .
rjnsw.cK, on .aiurciay, aim manned
'jutiiwui U to join Gen. rncea torces in
'Po siuitiiwcst. i hey took a great lium
berot horsr-s nnd wairons with thsni.
8t. I.,, A ,. oi Tk ..,.. mliMm nf
- 'V I T, JWli,. Ml . 1 IIU WIU Ull,.. WO V .
Safety auoointed bv Oen Pona in Gallow-
t .. i ; . I j ,J, Ul"' l, pe n 7.
t, Lincoln and P.ko count!.,., reported a
atisiactory account of affairs
their
ounvjes. Many lawless characters had
been driven out of that legion, and Iho
unties tiorth of tho river, being depri
ve;! ! tutu prejcice. are bceouiing quiet
andhfitkil.
ULASLion, iio., Aug. Atmut 1.500 roh'.iii r..,,t .h Am rlnlv Htitlinntiitutnil fur HHttln.
Hi((lilf lifBr,nillfl "liiluiiio" TnlH
. , I c hi! , mm,,, ,., ,,
t li" I I in ' ii j! Ii 'i!:ht 1 1 1 n-i ii"l l ! i I r n n
ti ' Ml t III' lit'" i I n rn I in p lie I 'lUii ml pa-
I I I, i nil, I tlii' ,i W oil. i mi.', I.iilli'r-
'''" nli'iiiili'tiril I In' ! imlid
I-! I list titrr in I nor i if II." 1 1( hi "f
. '.'Hi, iiti'l llli' II) lil'l in' 'il lint Intl.--
it ',.
so, .
lint
( n
il hn ii t w ii',n li 'I I i i "t f'it its
iirll;iir, which ll in iililaiiicd w iu
o'OiMovoi I ili'rt
Nit I.-. II'tliKt'oltnn Males consider I no
vn I in' i t tin ' n ion 1 1 i li 1 1 .iliio, w e maintain
I In, i ji'ilrcl. t i-ht lit I n-r.ifs it. Nay, wo
II I'l "llll.l, ill' ' 1 1 III till llialiclllthlc IlL'Ill
of OiHlllllUllllH'l tO (4 i III or lllioll-ll fill 11 IH ul
government tluit Imvo become oppressive
or iiijurio'i ; nun n nn unuu nuni'miiiiiii
become satisfied Hint ihry chii do bptter
out of the Union limn in it set insist tn let.
ting than ijo in yeitce. 'J'ho rijrht to secede,
may be a revolutionary ono, but it crista nev
ertheless ; ami w- lo not see how one par
ty ha. aright todo what another pay has :
a light to revent. wo inul ever resist
tho uerled right of any .Slate lo remain
in tho Uniim and nullity or defy the laws
thereof; and to permit them to withdraw
from the Union is quite unothor matter,
And whenever a considerable section ol
our Union shall deliberately resolve to eo!
out, wet 'Mil ream all coercive Pleasures rtctyi'
wi v ,.. rl. ...,.i.
at to kei-p it in. w e hope novvr to liave a
Keptibtic whereof one section is pinned to
tho residue by bayonetM. X. . Tiilmno,
.Vol', la-!.
NO. 2. If tho Cotton Stutcs unitedly
and earnestly wish to withdraw peacefully
Irom the Union, we think they should anil
would be a'.loweJ to do io. Any .attempt to
compel them by force lo remain would be
contrary to the principles enunciated in
the immortal leelaration ot Indepen
dence contrary to all Iho fiindiiiiientnl
ideas on which human liberty is based.
1 nbmi A or. '2h.
So. .1. What wo huve iitlirmod, and
i-iill maintain, is tho right of a i koi'i.k lo
frame and modify their political institu
tions in accordance with theirown convic
tions of duty and policy, a allirmod in the
immortal Declaration of Independence.
If our correspondent has anything lo any
in confutation of this doctrine, we shall
bo happy to hear hira. Tribune, lkc. 10.
No. 4. 1( the people of seven or eight
contiguous .States shall prettv nearly un
animously resolve to secede and set up for
tliemseives, we tinnU tuny wouM do so,
and that it would be most untnze to under
take to resist surh secession by federal force.
Why is it that those who want to confute
this doctrine always make their attack on
romething else. Tribune, Dec. Lift.
NttiUOES MoiuiEl). JKv 7;ny ki;i nnd a
Citizen Shot. There was a mob at t'ircle
ville, Ohio, on Monday, ull ovpr the Town.
i he Dwelling ol Mr. Bute, in tl e out-
klr, V,1S onSuntiilv il( previous sur
rouudi'd by a gang of negroes, oneolhom
..ivuiim - uui i
t j thl.l)U,, a wjIHow linj a
V .
n ,.
d atk;vi,t to v o ate the ticrson of Mrs.
tn, who was alec-runs I'V the skIo ol
her husband, she was not slow in wakin"
her husband, who struggle, but did not
secure him. In the morning the circum
stance became generally known, and all
,cd. iSome dozen negroes n ere lodged in
! .,1 ...J,,- nJ,,llf ,v,mA four ni liv-A Inn
,'dred tne (,.enj,iej wi tlx nation, rep:iired
1 10 the hou,0 of rt collored barber named
j iilll(0pi,. v.'hile about his house a shot
vvu9 fire(1 into tho crowd, severely wound-
ing Air muer. wnicn orougnt. tno anair
to a climax. Tho house was gutted and
fired, and with all its contents, eo-in re-
,icej t0 wi,ich ended the
naiasetnen t.
iiitrhl's
Br!9 Would ot Ks ooasE 1 1 is Acts. In
the closing np of Coniress on thelith inst.,
we find that the Senate refused to endorse
the nction of Tresident Lincoln in his vio
lations of the Constitution. The proceed
ings are worded as follows :
Washington, A to. 0. The debate in
the Senate this afternoon, upon the reso
lution endorsing all the acts of the Pres
ident in the prosent war, was very anima
ted end spiey.
A number of the Republican Senators
were willing to endorse the acts verbally,
but they did not wish toappear on the re
cords as endorsing them ; tho resolution
w;ie finally rjectea.
And yet I'emocr;
icrats called Upon not on -
what Ulack Ke'publi. an
, , , . . ' ,
ly to sanction
Senators refused to do, but to throw aside
pal riotism, principles and self respect, and
go it blind for an administration that selg
tt suits
its convenience.
REGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice, is here
by given that the following accounts hnve
beun examined and pasted by mo, and remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection of
heirs, leirattics. creditors. and all others in nnv
olbor way interested, and will be presented to
tho next Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, to
be held at the Court House, in the borough of
Clearfield, commencing on the 4th Monday of
I8"!" - ' lm fur eoaOruintion and allowance:
' ne account or .Matthew late and w iliiarn row
ell, Administrators of nil and singular the
goodt und chattels, right! nnd credits, which
were or Samuel Into, late of Lawrence Tp., dog barn erected thoroon, and a young benring
Cloarfuld county, deceased. orchard. Seized and taken in execution, and lo
The final account of Win. Fealh, Esq., one. of.be sold as the pioperty of John Labordo, jr. I
tho Executors of tho lust will and Testament of Also, a certain tract of land situate in
Thomas Wilson Into of Chett township Clearfield i De.il townshin. Clon-field countv. bounded ns fol-
I county, deceased.
The final Accouotof Arthur Bell. Administrator!
f all and lingular tho goods and chattel! of
William Haslett, late of oil townthip, Clear-
field county, docensed.
The final account of Wm. Rex. turviving Aminis-
irnioroi me tsiaio oi jvieuaru e.urry, senior,
lata of Film township, tlcnrfield county Pa ,
decanted. JAJJfcS WKIULfc.
August 12, loCl. Register.
esliLla are reiiuealod to make navuient without do-
lay, and those having claims against the same
menu JOHN B. (i AKRISON,
Aug.lt. Administrator.
Kntf ZSZ
NICHOLAS DONEY, late of UNION lown-
ship, Clearfield county, deceased, all persons in-
debtod to said estate nrn rrnonnOnl tn mils lin
""et,l"ipaymcnt,und those havingclaimsagninst
the SOtnit Will nrnaunl II....J..I ,k..nl..i-J
l9Hvmtn, "' ''e,, "r,o'vu-v
Aue. 15. 1801 fl. u ','
:
i UUIIOR'N XOTICE. The undorsiirued.
X- nu Auditor nnnointed to diiril.iA mn
. , . - - - .
. ,? , .fl he A'ninistrators of the estate
of A D' Dl4i U,e nf Pik township, deceased.
gives notice that he will ttnd to the t.mVaJ
his office in the borough of Clearfie'd, on Satur-
uay ins i na any oi August next.
WM. Al. MoCULLOCGIr,
July 31, 1861. Auditor
A PKIMU LOT of f reth Drugs Jnst reoTir".
2. i aol opened at HATSTICTCS.
1,liMt1 tn ll li, lion unit
M"i" f ft nn.iith nill In A I ili lint
(wit, Mfl.im (it, i nit m ilieir A"ht, t-r
"il i, tin It in it 1 1, j M i l,i ii 1 ii l t i
M "i'li In", iiinl hi iiii I" In In i'i iiti"il"n ttmi
rlnlil fun li nrn In i i f tBtB II I t Imif an li"iu'
linliiH'lh ti. ll il f . tt ii I In i,i, Imnllf Ftlt
M' Ml r In ti i, mul thrt uV llir rrinlum out
rry sii l mi" Iiiinilr"! ilullsr m,liiiin. Hi
ti i f l Lilt l llli-pii l,illiif . Hin I nii'i'Siit l-li
in rinf''ijp A r tit In vety rniinlr In tlio I 1 1 1
foil". A'lili", fur Jiiirl;i-iilii, h'n Snnvg
M'fllinr (,. t, JaIK, Wl'tltMnl A)!l'lll. MIIhii,
Uliln. innrl;l Itm.
Itmir.ll ll-.O,, His 22il m-l.. Ii; A nlh,
l!"i,, ,Mr, (I, M mliiti;t"n IJnllslirr In N'l?f Klia
thiili llulliimn, all of Ni-w WHulilnelun.
; i
3lttu SMrrlisntuiils.
8HERIFF SALES
virlnit of mimlry writs o( Veinlitiiinl Kxpo-
nn, Imnioil out (if ne Court (if Coinmnn
' - ZZI. ZZrl
houpn. In the borough of CIcarfluM, on Mornlsy
the 2-lril Any of Septum bur, 1 SCI,
tho following
(lonrribod property, vi:
A certain tract of land situalo in Mor
rii townnlilp Clrirfii'1,1 county, !'., containing
160 ,orej, bounilcd north by lancln of 8 if-J-
',a,0Ter "1 A- y ,0,"n hy Joufph
' m " " nu ui. ui n nirni a i noinniinn
hinR about nO seres rlcnrpil Innil thrtn, ami
noun, burn nml youuij orclinnl,lioinir sumo prem
ise bought by ik'fi'ndnnt of (initi nnd otl cr.
Holriil, tnkon in execution, snj tube lolil hi tho
property of Jiiroi'i M, li'onnnl.
Also, a certain lot of ground si'uato in
town at Lutherihurg, (MosrHelil cnuiity. boifinninR
at the southwiijt corner of lot of II. K. Ciirliln'ii
eMiile. on the h'rie turnpike, thence 1 dejj. went
bIoiik shIiI turnpike l3 feet to liin'la of Oenreo I!,
tjoodliinder, thence north ."ft hep. mat 12(1 feet to
post, thence sjiith 71 ileif. ent 1211 feet to a
puM on lot of Ciirlilc'n enlato. thnneo 10 dopreoa
went along yniJ estate 19H feet to the plnee of be
ginning, with Urge two utory frsmo liouo ami
ire limine erected tlierom. 8uir,ed nnd tnken in
execution, nnd to be mild n the property of Hen
ton 11. SU'liliinn nnd Koxunn Sleliliirm.
Also, a certain tract of land situate in
Decntur townnhip, Clenrllehl cuinty. bounded on
the sonth by lands nf Oeo. D. Morgiin ACo.,est
by funds of John Crane nnd olliom, s nth by
Innds of D. I. I'niner Co., mid othcrj nnd
went by laniU of Solomon Huinincrsliiugh, con
taining nbout 20(1 acres, h.tring nhoutl III ncrcs
cleared, a two utory log houo, n log barn, nml
other nut buildings erected thereon, with an
orchard. Seiicd nnd taken in execution and to
be sold ss tho propir'y of J. J, I.ingle nnd Abra-
lif m dot
Aisn, a certain trnci nt latid situat" in
Morris township, Clearfield county, hounded ot
the enst by Innds ol Itontes if- Co , on the smith
by John Miller, on the west by J. 11 (irnlimn, on
the north by Itentes f- Co., conlnining f7 seres,
with a two story log houre nnd log bnm nnd about
. . 1 , ,. ' I . . . I
I ;".. ;: . . ' u"r , , a ""u ,,.'K1
Michael Mil e rPriy o. fhi1 of J(,r(i;in
' "a i ' 'i . ei i .... I At the house of . D. Hull 1 Co., for the town
Also fl cer am ract of land situate m lhip uf Kl,rthnu.
i"' ""inp.i-.earueiucouniy, conisininff
Clenrfield countv.
100 seres, nbout
10 ner s cleared, with a two
story log bouse nnd log bnm thereon erected
nnd hounded on the enst by lands nf John Drown
nnd Adam Johnson, soiub by William Lamer,
west by John Melinffy, nnd on tho north by Nich
olas seek, foiled and Inkon in execution nnd
tn be sold as the properry of Jacob Beck and
.Mary seek.
Also, a certain iraci ol inmi situate in He-
eatur township, Clenrfield county, containing 149
acres 130 perches, 70 acres cleared nnd under
cultivntion, two pood Ior houses, two good log
bnrns. nnd small orchard thereon. Sc:ied ond
tnken in execution and to be sold at tho proporty
of David K.phart.
Also, a certain lot ot ground situate in
Ansonville, Clenrdold county, with a two story
framo home thereon erected. Seiied nnd taken
in execution nnd to be told as the property of
Jnmes Smith.
Al.bO, ly sumlry writs or i--i unn, isrued
out of the i.tmo court, nnd to me directed,
will ho orposed to rublie sale nt the tame timo
and plnce the following doteribod proiierty, rii:
A certain tract of laud situate in Deca-
tur township Clenrfield county, Pa., and Hush
township. Center county Pa . bounded by lands
late nf Creen, uow of John Crane, lands lute of
David Kephnrt. n nw of D. I, Primer A Co., Innds
late of Benncr's estate, now of D. I. Pruner, &
Co., thence from spruce, a corner of this survey,
south 21 degrees west, If 0 perches, crossing Mo-
shannon creek, to Illnck-oak, thenco south, 22 dc-
trues east. 1S1 Dcrches. to Service-berrv. thciico
north
64 or Hi degree! cast, 70 percbes lo fcpnn.
i.h onk, thence north, or south, 85 degrees cast,
i:',8 perches to While-ouk, thenco north I9deg-j And l.ho Return Judge! or the respective dis-1 a report of Cattle, (train nnd other Markets ns
east, ( or north fi dcg. west,) Aft porches to a ma- tricts n for said nro reiiicstod to meet at the Court , nny paper sent out of New York. Farmers. Mo
plc, thenco north, 20 degrees west, 60 perches to house, in the Worough of Clearfield, nn tho Firtt ' chanics nnd Business Men who desire a paper
White-oak, thence north, 09 degree! west, 51 per- f'r! rfy nextafter the said second Tuesday of Oc-, whether for Market reports or News, will find
dies, to maple, thence north 2i degrees west, Jit tobcr, then nud there to do those things required nono superior to tho WEEKLY DAY-BOOK.
perches to a Cucumber, thence north ft, I deg, east,
511 perches to linwooil, thence nulla an (leg. weft
37 nerchea to nin . thenco north 6.) dee. wett 72
'porohe crossing Musbannon creek to hmulockon
1 lino Duw ' ftJohn Cr"ne- an,1l bci"R .'"P-
I posed to contain 400 acres more or less, nnd be-
ing surveyed in the name or Jhcmns w iniers,
which by sundry conveyances became legally in -
f.lnl in TVintti,,. M. mr h n eon m V ed llm ffltnA
to David I. Pruner, haung thereon erected nine House on Saturday tho 21th inst, nt 10 o'clock,
dwelling-houses, two store-rooms, saw-mill, in summer unif rm, and tix rounds blank cart
blseksinithshnp, brick-yard, and other out build- ridge. By order, J. F. ROTE, 0. b.
ings, and 30 or 40 ncret cleared thoroon. Also, I Aug. 2t.
all defoudant's interest of, in nnd to nil thntcor- fpim t'l.EAR I'l EI.I AC.tBEMY, wil
tain trset of land tituntu in Decatur township,: I 1)4 opened fur the rocoptlon of pupils
Clearfield countv. Pa., surveyed on warrant grnn-1 ,;T,.i,, ,S (,
itiiHi'iol nn Mnnfln v. SifMtt. 2nd. lSlil
ted to Joseph Harrison, cont-.iniug 5115 acres nnd
nwini-n. and neinv linseaieu. or iiuioer iiiuu.
Seized and taken in execution, and to be told as
the property of David I. Pruner, I
Also, a certain tract of land situnto in 1
Union township, Clenrfield county, botndedby,
Unds of John lirubaker nnd by lands of Kobertt
& Fox. beine parts of two larger tracts, os. 20UG,
nnd 358, contnining 78 ncres, more orlcss, ubout
35 acres of which is cleared, with a log bouse nnd
(lows, to wit: beginning at a post corner, thence I
south ;ia 5-10 et 70 imrelms to a mist corner.)
; thence south 63 west 70 perches to a post corner,
j Uitnce muth 39 5-10 west ton post corner,
thence north 50 510 enst 70 perches to post cor-
ner nnd place of beginning, contniuing 35 acres,
mora or less. hiiii tiart of a larfer llln-sf in
1 name of E. L. Millor. Seined nnd taken in exe
. , . , " n i . .
cution, and to be sold at the property of E. L.
I Miller.
Also, defendant's interest
iii n certain
tract of Innd situate iu Brady township, Cluarfield
county, bounded by lands of Dub. is it- Low and
lands of Yong, and tlm Jefleison county
line, containing 00 acres, iuo:e or ies, with about
50aeroi cleared, and two small houses nud log
birn erected thereon. Seir. A snd taken in exe
cution and to be told as the property of William
Dixon-
f, O. MILLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office; Clearfield, Aug. 28, 1861.
CYRENIl'S HOWE.
Justice of the Peace.
For Decattr
Township.
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
hit care,
AUlf. :
I'. U. Address, l lulipsburg Pa-
Aug. 31st 1861
1 d"!
! Oihe subscriber in PIKE Tp. about the 28th of
July last, a large Ked it- White Cow, 12 or 13
veart old. Tho owner it requested to come for-
w .
rJ prove property, pay the necessary charges
" tke her away, otherwite she will be Jispot-
! the law directs.
ne ip. nog. isis, ox,
THOS. BLOOM.
DANIEL GOODLANDER,
JUSTICE of the peace
Luthersburg, Clearfield Co. Pa.,
will attend promptly to all business entrusted
"is er. Msrrb 2!, 18Sntyt fi.
(li mtl Mrt tlnn rinr'ntiinlinn
litn-ti, I t sn i 1 1 1 thi, il m,. nl ' -im! It t
tl i , mi T'. ii 1 1 ) ,. 'i i,.v , t ii, mi ni... I " n
s t I" ?' r'lt'il" it" II-'Ih rii I I". II. n iil, nlhi
t '.,iii in ' n "n'lli," It It m, ..in, , n ih" Mh 1 1 r. i,f
tl, f 1 "'il r . i , ri t i l git 1 1,. 'I,. t,i,iii-i, torli
1 1, , il in, llie .ls"" where I'i I " l,n il, iml il " 1 1
r,i..t. o I." eli rlrd j 1 h. rt, I, r . il ', 1 1 1.1,11,
iuh fturil nf I'lt'DtneM en.. ,1., ,rrl i.,f ;',
niifin lo Ilie l.l"clor nf Hi" rounlv i,t ( l.-nr
field. Ihnt n tUNKI A I, l:l.i:i 1 IUN will lelnll
I'll ill" ,V, "Oil f 7li.i,.iy r,J )lh,r llfjl, (being
tin, noun day of llm Iih.hiIi,) nl the si vernl e
lei tlon illrlrlcU in said enmity, nt which lime
end place lbs iualiocd olnr will vote.
K"f Tii pers ini lo represent the counties of
, Clearfield, .IcfTersi.n, Kik, nnd AfcKenn In the
llmi'S ot l'.circentntlvc v this Ciiininnn-
' wrnltli
Ktit Tn fersnn fur the ofliors of Associate
Judges of Clenrlleld eulinly.
' Tor Cue person fur the oflice ofShurilT of Clenr
field county.
For Cue person lor tho office of District Attorney
i of Clenrlleld county.
"ur One person fur the office of Comtnltnloner of
Clcnrlinld county.
For One person for the office ofTreasurcr ofClenr
licld cuiitity,
For One person for the office of Auditor of Clear
field cotinty.
For One person fur tho offico of Coroner ol Clear
field county.
The electors of iho county of Clearfield will
take notice that the suid Oonernl Kli-ction will be
hold nt the fulluwing plnres:
At the house of Sainu l M. Smith for t co
ca ri a township.
At the house of Aseph Ellis, fur fell township.
At the house of Janu s Illooui. Sr., for the town
ship of lllomn. ' ,
At the houso of Edward Albort for the town
ship of llo'gi.
At the house of Win, Hoover for tle township
of llindloril.
At the public houso of It W. Moore, for Ilrsdy
township.
At the houso of John Young for the townjhip'
of llurnsido.
At the school houso near Simon K.mbnuh'n
for tho township of Client.
At the Court House for the Uurouh of Clear
field. I At the house of Jacob Man cr for the township
' of Conrington,
At tho house of Isnne liloom, Jr. fur the lior
ough of Curwcnsville.
At Centre school house for tho township of lie
cnlur. At the house of Thuinns II. Davis for the town
ship of Ferguson.
At the house of John I, Ilundy for tho town
ship nf Fox.
At Congress Hill school bouso fur tho towuship
of (jirnrd.
i At the puhlie school bouse fur tho townthip of
Goshen.
1 At tho House of Jacob Hublcr fur the toweship
of tirahnin.
At Iho school house in Jnncsvillc for the town
ship of Uulich.
At the houso of Jesse Wilson for tho township
of Huston.
M the school house in Ansnvillo for the town
At the Turkey Hill schoo house for tho town-
.i,;.r
At the Court House in the borough of Clearfield
fjr Lawrence township.
At the public school house for the borough of
Lumber City.
At the house formerly occupied by Thos. Ky
ler, for Morris township.
I A I tl.n r...l.liff ...l.n..l 1.,u,ua r.,r lltA knrnttttlt f
yc Washington,
At the house of Samuel Smith for the town
fUip of Penn.
At the house of Isaac loom Jr., in the bor-
0URh of Cnrwensvillo for Piko township,
M lu0 houso of R. W. .Mooro for the township
'of Union.
At the house of John Whiteside for the town-
shin of Woodward.
NOTKT2 l l'TRTIIKR Ill- ltlCIJV
GiVIJN. That nllpera ns, excest Justices of
tho Pence, who shnll hold any office or nppoint-
,ncnt of trust, under tho gorcrnmcnt of tlm I ni-
fed Stiites er of this State, or of any incorpora-
ted district, whether a conunisHoHcd vincer or
otherwise, a subordinate officer or uj;ent, who is
or shall be employed under tho Legislative, F.x-
eeutive or Judicial Depnrtmonti of thit State nr
nf tho Tinted Suites, or nny city or Incorporated
district, nnd nlso that every member of Congress
und of the Stute Legislature, or of the common or
select council tf any city, or commissioner of nny
Incorporated district, nre by law incapable of hoi-
ding or exercising, at the same timo, the oflice
or appointment nf Judge, Inspoetor, or clerk of
any election nf this commonwealth : and that no
inspector, junge, or inner on.ccr oi nny such e
lection, shall bo eligible to any office voted for.
nf them by law.
v. unicr my nanuunu seai.ai uicariieiii,
this 21st day of August, in the year of our Lord
one
"n
eig
one thousand eiirni uunureu ami rixiy-une, nnn
r t lie Independence
nftho United States the
ghty-fiflh,
F. O. MILLER, .-herifr.
- """,.
! A TTF.XTIOS I CLEARFIELD 1HFI.M
rm ou ore urorrru iu mi.-. ...v. v. . ni",
Term,ntT session of eleven Weekt
..t nnH,i n u, t n '. m,r
Arit,luo,i0 ffeogrnpliy. $2.50i
n;Kricr Arithmetic, English Ornminar, Ooog.
rilt),y BD, History. 3-00
Algebra, Henmetry, Nnturnl Philosophy !
an, nOOK Keeping . $t 00
i.i! 'ireek laneunees. $0 00
y0 tu Jt-ntu desirous nf ncquiring a thornugli
i;cij,i, Education, and who wish to qualify
thcuunlvcs for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a tession,
nnd nn deduction made except for protracted
sickness.
Tuition to bo paid at the close of the term
It. SAMFOIU), rmscnwi.
Aug
1801.- Iv.
r( AUTION'. ALL persons nro hereby can
i lioned air a inst harborinc. hirinir nr truslinc
imiv An . .. n. r . u. il.iinr.
my eon .''".', u l" J l.uiin. ..a a wn '-'.
mined to pay no ueots ot uit coniracung auer
this date.
SOLOMON IIAMMERSLAUtlH.
Decatur township, July 29, 18BI.
Dissolution of Partne ghip.
mOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
il lately existing between Summcrfield Flegnl
nnd Edward Flegal, of Pcnnville, in tho Black
smithing business, was dissolved on the 31st dny
of Julv last, by mutunl contort. All debts ow-
ing to tsid partnership are to be received by siiid
guinmrrfidd Flegal. and all e'emands sgninst the
i e(i(1 Crin re t0 he presented to him for payment.
Tin business will be continued by cummerfiuld
Fiscal, at tho old stand.
SL'MMERFIELD FLEGAL.
EDWARD FLEGAL.
Tcnn townthip, Aug. 1, 1861. 4t.
IiEVEIl FLKGAL,
Justice of the jyence
Luthcrsburg, Clenrfield Co, Pa., will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to bit
care. April 4, 1861.
1IKNKY WHITEHEAD,
JUKTICli of the peace
Rock ton, Union tp.,will attend
I promptly to all buiinets entrusted to his csre.
Sept., 12, 1860. ly.
I T) W. HAYS, Justice of the Peace, will attcn
1 1 . promptly to collections and other matter
eft la hU charge. Addresi Kertsr, Elk o,; Pa
i oc. miw.ij.
(UlANI) OlM.MNc;! k
ni;v sri:in:i
NEW (JOOI)S!!
(rent Inducements to Purchasers
II. W. SMITH &C0'S.
om: tkici; cash vioiu:,
Sinith'i Comer, below Judge Leonard'.
A splendid assortment of gncds
rolling to ruit
the times, consisting of
Prints. I. awns, Orgnndics,
Poplins, Dnrcgcs, Crepe do Psris,
(linghnms, .Muslins, Checks.
Hoop fc'kirti, Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts,
French Silk Mantillas, F. S. M.
Travelling Dusters, Ilaluionds,
Hosiery, Dross, Uirde, Blnck linltorine,
Trimmings, Trimnilngt, Trimmings.
Flno Pinch ttroud Cloth, Cusnimcros,
Zephyrs, Zephyrs, Ziphyri,
Shakers, Shnkors, Shakers.
Sugars, Coffee, Teas,
Spices. Salts, Sodus,
Mackilsul, Muckeiel, Mnckorcl,
Iti.-c, Brooms,
Quoensnnre, Queensware,
Hoots if- Shoes, Boots I Shoes,
Wall Paper, Wall Paper,
Carpeting, Carpeting, Cnrpcting,
Flags, Flag',
Stationary, Stationary,
and all ar'iclcs usually kept in n country stire,
will be kept hero, as also many not usually kept,
bnt much needed,, nt grtalJy reduced price.
And we feel confident that all who will iniko
trial purchase, will find it to their advantage to
continue as customers.
Also, n limited amount of County Orders want
ed in exchange for goods,
July 10, 1801. tf.
The Cheapest Weekly Taper Prlaled
(il)c SJlttlilii OaiiiooiV
The Proprietors of the NKW-YOUK WEEKLY
ll.Vi-lt'lUk have rosolved, during (he present
financial a dhu.-inoss prostration, lo offer their
paper en the mot liberal terms, nnd in order lo !
place it wit! in the rench of every person who
desires it, will send it for ONK DOLLAR per
annum to single Subscribers. The DAY-BOOK
stands where it has nlwnys stood, upon the Con
stitution of tho United States, as interpreted b.v
its authorized exponent, the Supreme Court, not,
only becnuso it i; I, w, but aUi bocnuso it is i Tho subscribers nave opened n full and c. nn -right
and just. The rcfusnl of the Republican ,,ieto nifonmcnt of DRL'tJS in tho new brinl'
party to abide by that decision has been the pa-,
been
rent of all onr troubles: butwilh unbounded
confidence in the honesty of tho People, however
much they may bo temporarily misled, wo shall
continue in the future, as in the past, to contend
tint this is a government of WHITE MEN
that inferiority of legal nnd social position for
the negro is his proper one, an t that all CITI
ZENS nro entitled to F.oi At, iiights nnd to ruicif
, protection if thrir property if ichot rrr hunK As
l.l.n .l....t;..n ..ri...a.. H.:n nol.-;ri)l-p
oi-- i,.i.i ii nil, in ikiu.-c n i ia i 'iv nil. i ui.ci.i, , 1.
THE UNION, ami ns CIVIL WAR will ncccssa
'ily destroy it, wo shnll labor In commend them
to the winds and consciences of tho pcoplo with
wbutever ablllly ho may possess.
THE EVENING DAY-BOOK.
We will send the Evrtixc Div-Boos: during
tho war on the following terms:
Two Months, for - . - . f 1 00
Three Months, for - 1 50
Six Months, for - 3 00
Ono Year, for .... 6 00
It w ill contain the latest news up to the hour
of going to press every nflernoon.
THE WEEKLY DAY-BOOK.
I has nil the latest Telegraphic News, nnd ns good
TKK!S.
Ono copy per annum
ft
00
r IV j copies
5 00
21 00
Tweuty-one copies
J'A B Tl C I'L A B NO TICK.
To every Postiunstcr, ornnv other person who
will Mart a club at a Postofiiee whoie there is
none new, and send us five dollars fur five new
subscribers, we will send a sixth copy grntis.
Thit offer, however, is only applied to ono clubef
five at each oflice, mid hence, the first who send
will be entitled to tho gratis copy. After a club
is formed, or where a club it already formed, ad
dilions can always bo mado nt one dollar eneh
subscriber, be they one or many.
AMhS! IAMBS'.'!
Specimen copis w ill nlwnrs bo icmt free, nnd
all frien Is of the cause will do much to advance
true principles, 4y .en-inn . the unmet of all
'"" lt"nernt; as well ns those nf liberal mind-
Hepuniicnns who may he willing to see bo:h
I .;. f ,l, ,.,...,!
Money sent is at our risk, if the exact data of
sending tho letter is kept, so that it can he fur
nished us in case it does not rench us. Address
VAN EYRIE, HORTON A CO.
103 Nassau slroet, New York.
COURT
PROCLAMATION.
XTfllEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
yy President Judge of the Courl of Common
Pleas of the tsenty-fifth Judicial District, com
posed of tho counties of Clenrfield, Centre nnd
Clinton and tho Hon. Win. L, Moore nnd Hon.
Renjainin Ilonsal, Associnto Jndges of Clenrfield
county; hnve issued their precept, to mo direct
ed, for the holding of a Court nf Common Pleas,
Orphan's Court, Court of (jnarter Sessions. Court
of Oyer and Terminer, nnd Court of General Jail
Delivery, at Clearfield, in and for tho county of
Clearfield, nn the
4th Mondiii) IZd da) f September next,
ard continue two urtks.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby givrn, to tho
Coroner, Justices of the Pence, snd Constable!,
in nnd for snid county of Clenrfield, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Rocords,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remein
brnneos, to do those things which to their officers,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN undor my band ht Clenrfield, thii 1 l;h
day of Aug., in the yenr of our Lord, ono thous
and eight hundred nnd sixty-one.
F. G. MILLER, Sheriff.
Great PiscoYfry.
I HAVE made a discovery of the utmost im
perlnnco to every married person of either
.... mw.A . .. .. .1 tl.a C.ll .....ll....
v., uu .in ii,'. iiiu mi, kini,;uiiirill-ulll'OllllllL
it to anv one on receint of. itauiD to t,nv for re -
turn postage. Addr -si
1) It. J. II. MART ELL,
a pi 24 ly. Alfred, Maine.
AI'TIO.V All person! are hereby cnution-
ytA sgainst,
purchasing or in any way med
diingwith. One ROAN M ARE and COLT, two
2yearold STEERS snd one Iwo-horso WAOON
in the potsossion of John Glnzer, of Hrady
tp., at the siiinc beloug te ine, and are in his put
session on loan only.
July 2-UhHf -fd-'fil. JAC' B KU.STZ.
I'l
R I.,
M Ml,
1 ii i: it li I
I I I MM II I i I
I
Wll.l t AM til I
I',
r
i
. m miii nn ( ii,
lunj
ff Jan1,
f I unt il i , Pi.
Oillrr In ;i nhnm s Mi i k Motlilln;.
July 2,1. 1 i l If.
" i)R. J. w. roTTrn.'
I'hsirlnll and Hiirijroii, tins -iii.ipnnt!.v
Iim ntiil nl l.econtis Mills, lii-nnl tm-1 -hii of.
fert his rnfii'slonnl icrvices to llm 'ir., .ii nin
enminuiiily. ,M,iv S 1 -ni.
5ai i-- " m. r
kvf
During the past year wo have h.s"' di',:J Ii
he notk'S of the medical proforsion of ;l.:-j (o r
tiy the 'lire t 'ryttitlitut Chlorutr of V: ,' iim ' i.;,
ai a
nii.MF.PY Ft) it rtitr.i !:.iiriM;
and having reecivod from many inun es, jn-,i
from physician of tho highe?t stairi:i:j i, 'i l
from pati'jnts, tho
Most flattering- Testimonial.!' !;-, r"n'. v .ii:.'
in tho trentmont of this pninfnl mid ol..,'
nnto disease, wc ure induced to fmK. . it to -,
public in a form KEADY 7:" -:Mi'n
I'SE, VTliii h we hope will commend '.t'. !;' ! i'- j:r
who nro sulVcring with this afliicth. i.ii !. .1,1
and to tho medical practitioner who in.y fed
disposed to tost tho powars of this vuluaolu rum
cdy. ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form nlove
spoken of, Lnt recently been extensively cx.jn.ri
moutcd with in tho
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
unJ witn MARiCED SUCCESS (at will oj,'ar
from ti e published accounts iu tho incdicul Jour
nals.) jft-It is carofully put up ready for immedi
ate uso, with full directions, nnd enn bn oMaiii'id
from all the druggi.'H at 75 cents per I '.t-'e, -. id
at wbolornlc of BULLOCK A CIILNSIIAW,
Druggistj nnd Sliinufactuiing Cheirit,
June20'61lf. rhiladdphis.
N
i: W DRUG STOl.E
building nf Dr. Woods, nn the cnrnr nf Lecnst
and Cherry streets, in the boreugh of Clriu tield,
whero they will be happy to accominodetn nny
person w ho may desire articles in their Hue. The
business will be confined strictly to a
Drag und Pirsci ijilion Business,
And nopainswili bespnrcd to rondeT satisfaction.
Dr. M. Womis. the junior partner, may always
bo found and consulted in tho "Drugstore,',
when not absent on professional business. A
scparsto room for cousultntinn is attached to tho
store, where patients may bo examined privately.
Erery article usually found in such nn estab
lishment will be kept on hnmhnnd sold at greatly
reduced prices.
TrnMs nriso sTmcri.v Cisn, will enable them
to offer inducements in the way of prices
Physicians will be supplied at a small por
contage over cost and earring, und thoir orders
nro solicited. Every articlo sold will bopurjand
of the host quulity.
fobC-tf WOODS A BARRETT.
NSW GOODS
AT
K RATZERS
They have just received n general assortment of
Spring nud Summer DRY GOODS, consisting of
BONNKTS,
SHAWLS,
P Ii I NTS.
I' UCAI.S.
HAh'EGK,
1 OIM.IN,
CLO TILS,
KIB1JONS,
II ATS,
OA 1S,
wini:,
SALT.
O I L S ,
PAINT
LEA D,
DRUGS
I'.GOTS,
SIIOK-S.
ouw,
PANTS
VESTS
NAILS,
FLOWERS,
TWKEDjt,
MUSLIN,
L IN UN's.
CAnPKT,
BLINDS,
It HOO.MS,
S YTIIKS,
S I- I KKS.
NOTIONS,
HARDWARE. QUEENSWAllE, OLAS.S,
FISH, BA'.'UN' A FLOUR,
All of which will be sold on tho most rcas .nablff
term! for CASH, or approved Cmntrv Hrodnco.
C. KRATZFi; i SOX.
Clcarlidd June 11, 1861.
T0TICE TO SCHOOL DIRECr03
AND TEACHERS of ciearlleld
County:
Public oxiininntion of Toachors will bo htjM
this year ns follows :
Illnnm, Ferngson, Lumber City A Penn, goptjui
ber lib A Pth. nt Lumber City.
Curwcnsville, Knox t-Pike. Sept, flih ,f- 7lli
at Curwensvillo.
Clenrfield and Lawrence Sept, Slh A 10ih, at
Clenrfield.
Oirard nnd Gushon Sept. 11th and 12th, at Oo
shen School-house.
Covington and Knrthnus Sept. 13th A 14th
near Mr. Rider's.
llra.lford, (Jrnhain and Morris, Sept, lflth 417
nr ' i n li n in r mi .
Hoggs, Decatur nnd Woodward, Sept. IStli and
lMi at Cenlro in Decntur.
Hell. llurnsido, Chest nnd Ncw M'ashinglcn,
I cepi. .ouaiHi zin nt .tow Washlngtos.
lteccaria, Guelich and Jordan, Soit. 2Gth nnd
27th at N road in P.ccnria.
! Huston nnd Fox,-October 1st, at No. 1. Houso
in Ilu-ton.
i Lrady and Union, Oot. .Id and 4ih at Lulhers
! burg. ALL AT 9 o'clook A.M.
v ui nenivnie, i in moniu, i jesses l,iionAtr.
2Hh 1801 pd. I Co.Sup't.
rjYRONfi CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. P. OWENS, Prohriutor,
i . - ,, . . . ,, . . , .
, Rpeetfully announce! to the tr" re ling publi-
thr.t he hns now taken chnrge of this large and
wi ll known houso, and will conduct it in mcb a
mnnner as will render excellent comfort and for,
tatisfactioa to nil who may favor aim with n
call.
nov7-ly
MOORE ETZWiLER,
"tlfholcsalc and Retail Merchants. Als.
f extensive dealers in timber, sswrd luni i
bor and tbinglcs. Also, dealert in Guar au
grsia, which will be ld .-htiit far taih.
Out. M, U.rn.