j as. AM f
ffEDlTBSDAY OCT., 23. 1861.
?ui 1, Oongrea tli all male bo Uw rel-
. id establishment of religion or prohibit-
F.-Ifree exercise thes-eon K AUHIVU
JfclHJi FKBfcWOM OK HPbLXH, OB
fllbMI or uii iidi n pwin
.hlv to eSSemote Mil w vouuvh mm UUT- i
j fur ft rwuiww w ' -- .
Vnittd A'tate.
Hat I HrCol. JohMon,or the Man.)
ir. ...... luairro ll tn tv (.hatha will I
lB UOUT, I
t ifsir price fur serwal tons of hy, if
Uirerod soon.
The Lata) County Fair.
Nothtug could be more successful than
I. u Annual Fuir of the Clearfield
Cjnty Agricultural Society. Tbo display
C Stock, Agvicultuiftl and Mechauical
eductions, Ac, ao., atiestea rnosi con-
' iiively tho deep interest felt in the en
Lrprin by all classes of our citiioui. The
Culher oould not have been more pleas-
L,t, snd the farmers, being well through
Cith Ibeir fall work, largely- contributed
L the swelling of one of the greatest
rasdiweevcr witnessed in tbe county,
Lies continued, with little vtriation, for
threeof the four days set apart for the ex
.Wtion.
The officers of this Society both per-
uent and temporary unserve tbe
:,nki of the entire community. loo
cuch praise cannot be given them, for
the jood order and excellent arrange-
tsnU on this occasion, as well as for tbe
jjoces.ful manner in which this Iiavtitu-
l n has thus fur been conducted. Nor
.!!,! wa fn.il in award dun frfidit In thn
Ilouwnu. oi apeeiaiora mua uruugui 10-
r . . . . 1 . 1 . .
'.-.'Ur fnr tha excellent ordar and deeo
rota Wai lircne iuiuuguvuii a uq
ice arrangements were good, ;ana in tbe
Lands of gentlemen wno took prido in
doing just what they were appointed for.
tat for all this, we tuinK much, very
isuch. it due to the spectators tor the en-
Tbeattraciona were numerous and in
teresting, ana cniei among in cm was tne
Sue Horn Band, the members er w hich
asre unremitting in uieir attention, ana
heir excellent musio lent a charm even
is mat which wn oi useii cnatming.
THE NEWS.
On the 15th inst., some fighting took
Incest Harpers Ferry between a portion
; the forces undor Col. Ueary and a strong
force of Confederates, the latter beirg an-
to dbck unin reimorcuu, vtnon jai. u ca
llback taking with him a captured
.in. wniia iiiai oi inu enemy wns rcnui-
hi to uu atrnuus.
J I !
The federal forces are steadily advanc
jfrom Washington into Virginia Gen.
c'Call, in comaiaud of the Pennsylvania
eseive Corps, leatling tlin advance, which
now but a short distance frem Fairfax.
Tbe Fotomao is now fully blockaded by
... ... .i i-. -.. . . i. .
3 Lonieucrates. ineir uatter os on mo
irgicu stuu bring upon every vessel pass-
ts at t L
p;upsnu uown. a iew xorK vostei ia
un wilii iiav. cement, etc.. was camurea
by them on Saturday last. Other cap-
jrn Hre rcuurtiru.
i -.i
The blockading squadron on the Missis
ppi was attacked by a squadron fitted out
I New Orleans on tha 11 Lh init.. under
comnanu o uart. 1 101:1 in. who tier oruied
a r m
tonsiiicucus pari 111 me capture 01 the
ome months acn. Ihesloonot war Vin
0
ceur.es was sunk, ana several other v ea
ten are ronnrtml iui havinir npen ilriven 1-
tronna ana soruo prizes taken.
From Missouri the news is important.
0 o - a (
no is renorted to have bepti loineii bv
s - - ,
McCulloch at Cartliai!e.'hcro thov are rtre-
riBg to receive Gen. iroiuont, who is in
t .. ....ew.. ...
t recntrjril hv lln ITnlnn fnrpn.
In the meantime Fremont is 0110 day
rPPOrtltil roinni'nrl f a ttavl ttatt lha 9a
Prt is contradicted and tho next, he U
gsm raiuoveJ. Gen. Cameron bus re-
urned from n tour oF infection to Mi
'lun.and them tma in iin no doubL that
raen for llm runinvnl of Fremont hnVO
Ur. issunrl Clon ITnnfwr ! nnr unid to
09 till fltlpni.Mriaf
bord Lyons and Secretary Sevard are
Wievpfl
rHliShnnnA A hirM f rrr orh la nil h-
WieJ. on thA mihipi't. of tlio imnrifton-
Dient of Hriiifth Kiit.iftr.ti! and in rtfpnri7
tO tfl 1st KfinlKAiiei sit Iau sftf ilia Hit It t mAs
i rerairki tht tho oninion in cAinin
round that tho Southern ConfcJcracv
M be recognized by England and France
eutuion ui V irKtiiids "isu 4i .nuc-ii
01 Lntliciuss rtaeinn auilorl at inivlArsl
flttrlMton .
For tbe Republioan.
Didication TlieneMethoditChurch
Pnnt.;ii.. ,i.,,i:,.ii n e.i.K.iv, 09,1
Pt- Rv. T. A. Got wait nreached the
inn ainrn-t-tn at. II A M" . w hi nit wnn
,e,7 excellent and annronriate. In tbe
"tAthOnn ullana A I li a Katitrt
-' h 1 i aj usrvvustsu i u saav ihh'
fi it is us .ini:i unit! it. a is tu iiiniii c vj i
mM th Iava artr stufTnr, n a nf nnr hlAKird
Lord Tl. a:c !. 44 u.. ao rAA
itlbae,,.ttni33 by 21 feet. The house
Ptinted whitfl.
1, with two aisles fronting!
tbt l!-Al
The
a - " w v aa u civet si v w urvn tvwe
)0r. fin : -e .l- j!j:.:
vi l 1 1 1 ia 1 1 ni nart nnr naan nrnrinpii
i murning oi too ueuicuiioii
""ie instructed by the building Com
fee to renort tha fiousa tut of duht as ! ii
Mnu . ... ., ... .. .
sm . . 1
tar.!.: '.U,,.1 T .l...r5'all
i . ' w"
-wu.ijr. iveasicea me congregation
. . h Pf n , t i .... . . I .1 . i
, nijj. cnrpoiing, CCO-, tnu nicy
.bribed $100. Of this amount our old
lefl Inar.I. -1 r. .,, . j
"tuiii vl v.ur envi;is ana vioinuy , z: jt .
"'ributed a Tery air proportien. W,to0X Niaota esas.r .
i H!Tfrd R?V Golwalt M D0t 0Dfci Two thousand stltcb.se, or two yards of work,
pod preacher but capital beggar. i(ta u ion In cos aoiaatt wlibout drsfplng a
, J. 8. I. , ititcb.
ASSEMBLY-Dlitrlct Tota.
The following U believsd to be the offl
clal rote ot the several oountiet of this
Legislative district to which we add the
Army vote m far M received
f r
a
v
.1366
315
1023
581
ci
8
?
O
1789
490
1127
477
i'V,r..i.i
E,k cotnl,'
1r...
1793
518
1012
479
3802
VOTE.
30
00
i!7
00
57
1352
310
1030
581
lin. J. m Wl,
McKean co.,
Total,
3833
ARMY
3285 3283
Clearfield Vols. 30
Elk do 00
JetlWson do 117
147
1:0
157
55
425
147
20
65
425
IMcKean do 00
Total, 57
Add dig't vote, 3S83
3302
3285
3283
Add 2 ditlriota in Cameron co. 17tnaj.l7
Total, 3940 3859 3727 3725
Majorities, 213 134
8&.We are not aware of any other Vol
unteer companies to hear from.
Clearfield Ahead. The groat trot that
came off at the Fair last week was won by
Clearfield P.lanchard's splendid horse
coming out far ahead. Time, by some,
2-48, by others 2-53.
VqF The attention of all those who are
sick, or who expect to be sick, is called to
the card of Dr. Quss in another column.
Hard to Beat. .lames Bailey of Law
rence township, loft ut our office two Beats
of mammoth sue the largest one meas
uring 13 inches in length, and 23 in cir
cumference, and weighing 16 pounds.
MARRIED. Oa Thursday ths 10th initsnt,b;
DanUlOoodlander, Kiq., Mr. M. Y. Riibal of
Bradvtp., to Miss Either M. Boos of Union tp.,
On the name day, by the Rev. J, W. Weldan,
Mr. David M. Besmi, toMiss Lementins Beigh
tol.allsf Brsdjrtp.
On Evndfty, ths 20th lniUnt, by Lever Fle
gal.Uiq. Mr. J il. L&pold to Mies KlUabelh Sol
iday, all of Brady tp.
DR. ISAAC GUSS, Is now permanently lo
cated at Villiatns Orove, Clearfield eouuty.
Pas' patronage and sucooes flatter him with the
bei!r that those desiring medical aid will not
hesitate to give him a call, lie ean be found,
when not professionally engaged, at his Odioe.or
at the residence of George J. Kylur.
October 23, 1881. 4t. pd.
F U RNITURE ROOMS.
BENNER & BARRETT
Respeotfully annonnee to the publio that they
have completed and are now occupying their now
furniture waro -rooms, fronting on tha Markot
Lot and nearly opposite tha Court House.
Cabinet making will be carried on in the up
per story of the same building in all its
DIFFERENT BLANCHES.
All kinds of furniture will be kep t eonstantly
on bands and sold oheap for emh or exchange
for oountry produce, or Lumber to suit the basi
nasi !
PARLOIt, ROCKING, AND
ARM CHAIRS,
SPRING SEATS, CAIN
BOTTOMS, &c,
rARLOR SOFA, CENTRE,
CARD, DINIXO,
EXTENSION BREAKFAST
TABLES.
SOFAS, OF ALL KINDS,
VARIETIES AND PATTERNS.
BUREAUS, SIDE-BOARD !,
BOOKCASES WARDROBES, SC.
BEDS TEA DS, JEXN Y LIND,
HI O HP OS T COTTAGE,
FRENCH rOSTS, Sa.
Mattrastcs, Hair, Hair top, Cotton top,
and Corn Husk, ef the best material.
Looking Glased, of all sorts and sites,
Also, Glasses for old Frames.
Ale", Tea-poys, What-not, Wash-stands,
Work-stands, Hat-racks, fo,
Coffins made to order on short notice, and
hearse furnished.
Poplar, Cherry, and Linwood Lumber, takun
ia exchange for work.
Clearfield, October 23, 18t. ly.
.0
V
Price with Ilcmmcr ntid
$35 00.
Feller,
1THI8 MACHINE HAS I A POINT OF
BurwuuJiii x rs,buuAai,i
IT8 OWN.
8titohiug, Hemming:, and Felling witb
a Single Thread.
It forms a flat, even, and tlastio seism, which
WARRANTED not to rip in wear, tvea If the
seam la cut at frequent intervals, and alao under
1. j.t mt rr.nii.nl nl.rtra I an1 nnrii
circnm.Unoe.TO aeav.v. tr. wssa-rc."
A Patented device of great utility to learners,
priTenta lbs posaibility nr tbt machina being
- l J j
weanng a laiiy a uiu..
Another feature which deserve particular at-
(Antinnia i
I Tkess machines, so simpl and aoeurals in
Ibelr eonstructlon, supsnsd ths use of lbs shot
Ut and with tint tbrsad produos all ths proU-'
oat retalu of the two thread machines ( and ,
men, tot thi fall without bastlnguid beta the
lout masIlD without paeksxing.
Althoofh at about half lha Drlaa at lh othar
drst elass aaohlnet, they will aooomplUb demb
1 ths sawing In a gtvon tint
"It is emphatically tha good, low-prittd Fam
ily fiwaing Machina that tha publio havt long
baen Wailing for." Boston Tranioript
j "It is indeed a wondorful production, and for
family uia aipeoially, so otbar will bear any
eompar'.ion witb iu"-Pblladelphia Eraulng
Journal.
"A machanloal wonder." ScIintlBo A marl
oun, "Among tha bait and moat tervloaable Sawing
Machlnea. bight and elegantly finUbad, and
so simple In iu construction that it eaams al
most iuponible for it to get out of repair." -1'itUburg
Chronicle.
"JJat combined with its own peculiar merits
jail tha really valuable Improvements of the high
er pricea niacniaei. renntyirauian.
"This machine, in tha opinion of tbe commit
tee, fill more nearly tha requirement of a per
fect family machine than any on exhibition."
Franklin Intitule Exhibition Keperl of U&8.
"Taking into eonnideration aiinplioity, oheap
nesi, durability, and doing all work, tha aommit
tee were unaoiinouily in favor of tha Wilcox t
Uibbansa ainglt thread maohine." Pennsylva
nia Butt Agricultural Society's Report
"We mml, in justice, expresa our confidence
in the moriu of tne Wilcox & Uibbs Sewing Ma
chine. Waoonaider that a treat dceideratuin
has been supplied by it, in proving, beyond
doubt, that two threads are not, as was tuppos
ad, necessary to a good instrument." Chnntinn
Advocate and Jourukl, June 21, USO.
"We have one of tbeie machines in use. and
think more highly of it than of any of lha num
ber we have tried." Richmond Whig.
The undersigned, Missionary to Cunitantina
ple, has examined more tbau twenty different
kinds of Sewing Machines, and after some six
weeks experience with Wilcox t Uibbs' Patent,
he has puichased one of them, as the best adap
ted to the wants of bis family, and as tha least
liable to require repair. OLIVER CKANK.
Doston, July 3, ldoO.
The undersigned, darinc eighteen months, has
had in almost oonstant use, in bis family Wil
cox A Uibbs fcewinir Mackiuo. upon which has
been made the clothes of his large family, from
muslin to pilot cloth iucludiiiK the clothing re
quired for his several boys ; and in so case have
tbe seams failed, altbuuuh in bard service. Tbe
machine now in use iu bis fumily has required
ne repair, and is in all resuccts. well appointed.
efficient and durable.
JACOB C1I1CKERIXQ, Boston.
jrjtT-Send fur a Circular..
JAMK WILCOX, Manufacturer.
No. fiOH llroedway, 'w York,
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
October C3, 1891. tf.
WRIT OF PARTITION.
CL EA RFIELD CO UNTY S- :
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
To the High Sheriff 0 Clearfield County
Greeting :
Wbebsai, At sn Orphan's Court held at Clear
field in aud for the said County of Clearfield, the
24th day of l-epteniber, A. I'. lSfil, before the
Honorable Samuel Linn, Esq ., President, and
his Associates Judges of tha Court, in tbe matter
of the estate of John Peter Rider, decoased, the
Petition of William C. Rider, of tbe City of
Penn in the Couuty of La Salle, and State of Ilia
nois, by his Attorney in faot, II. Buoher Swoope,
was presented, letting furth, that John P. Rider,
late of Covington township, in the County of
Clcarheld, died on the day or A. V.
1801, intestate, leaving issue and heirs at law, is
follows, to wit . George Rider, late of Dauphin
County, deceased, who left ohildron as follows,
to wit: Abner Rider, Buiannah, Intermarried
with George M. Botts, and Elisabeth, intermar
ried with Patrick Mc.Mullen, all of the age of 21
years. Peter Rider, now of Marsh Creek, in the
County )of Centre, Amelia, intermarried with Da
vid 8U Clair, of Covington township, in the
County of Clearfield aforesaid, Richard Rider,
late of Clinton County deed., who left a widow
named Susannah, now intcrmarriod witb Win
Huff, and two children. Win. C, Rider, the Pe
titioner, and Andrew Rldor, who ia nnder age
and of whom Robt. MoCormiek.of tha said Coun
ty of Clinton, ia Guardian : buphia, who was in
termarried witb Jas. Mulholland, Juo. W. Rider.
Sarah Rider and Joab Rider.all of tbe said Coun
ty of Clearfield, that tbe said decedent died sei
sed in lee of and in certain real estate as follows,
to wit: Allth't pieee or parcel of land situate 111
Girard tp., in the County of Clearfield aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to wit I Begin
ning at a Ilomlnck corner on tbe line belwoen
tracts Nos. 6821 and 5325. Thence E. 200 per.
along the said line to a cucuinbor grub corner.
Thenoa 3. 170 per. to a hemlock, thence W. 200
per., thence N. 170 per. to tbe place of beginning,
containing 200 acres and allowance, (being tbe
same traot of land conveyed to tha said Jnc. P.
Rider In his lifetime by Robt, Snitb, assignee of
James Yard, by his deed bearing date the 20ih
June, A. D., 1835, duly recorded in the Record
ers office of the said Couuty in Ihk P, l'nge lit)
Also a certain tract of land situato in tbe said
County of ClesrfielJ and bounded aud described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at a hatel in the N.
E. corner of warrant No- 186. Tbenoe B. 2 per.
to a white pine, thence W. 70 per. to a white oak,
thence 8. along the survey of Levi I.utr, 101 per.
and two-tenths of a perch to apost, thenoe 8.
along said sarvey. 121 per. and sight-tenths of a
per. tos'ones, thence W. 134 perches ta a post
Thence N. 94 per. to a white oak, thanct W, 46
per. to a post, thence N. 30 per. and eight-tenths
of a perch to a pest. Thence E. 197 per. to the
place of beginning, containing 106 acres and 134
per., more or lore, (being the same tract of land
conveyed to the laid J. P. Rider in his lifetime by
Jno. Keating, by deed dearing date the 22nd Any
of June, A. D , 1841, dulyreoo.dod ia Book 11.,
page 454) Also a certain tract, pieca or parcel of
laud, situated in the said County of Clearliold,
bounded and described ai follows, to wit: Begin
ning at a stent corner 92 per. E. of a white oak
grub, which said white oak grub ia tha 8. W. cor
ner of Patent No. 1895, this tract of land being
part of raid patent, thence E. 220 per. to a white
nine, thence N. 23 dei. E 46 per. to a Hemlock
corner, thence N. 67 dtg. W. 2tt per. to a white
pine, thence N. 83 dcg. W. 61 per. to a while
pine, ibeaea N. 105 perches to a ator.e oorner.
Thence W. 160 per. to a maple, thenoe S. 166 par.
to tbe place of beginning, oontainine 180 acres
and 132 per. aud allowauce, (being the same
tract of land oonveyed to the said Jno. P. Rider
in his lifetime by John Keating, by c cod bearing
date tbe 12th day of Sept. A. I)., 1831, duly Re
corded in Deed Book E., page 261) Also a cer
tain tract of land situated in
tha suid County,
bounded and desoribed aa follows, to wit: Be
ginning at a maple corner, thence E. 49 per. to a
white pine, thence 136 per. to a post, tbeuca W.
49 per. to a atone oorner, thenoo N. 166 per. to
the place of beginning, containing 48 acres and
allowance, boing part of warrant No. 1896, and
conveyed to the said J. Peter Rider io his life
time by John Keating, by Deed dated 29th July,
A. D , 1841, duly recorded in Deed Book 11.,
I rage 452. Also a certain lot of ground situate in
Covington township in said County, adjoining
I tbe Turnpike Road on tbt north, land of Freder
ick Sohoerri on the east, and lands of John Ye-
; LonigioD in tne youniy oi yiearueia a oresaia,
i t . l - i . e-i . aat i j e
i bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Ad-i
Joining the River, beginning at a corner at tbt;
KlV.r h.lVMII fllhar land OI Jr.hD H. KtrlAf thd
; , ;" . ; . 1
Lorms, thanct llOfL up tha Rircr thence b ck to
the MoHnUin 140ft. thonct along tht Mountain l
- " " i -y------ !
J2UII. to ma piaca oi Beginning, oemg ma same
lotofgreund bought by the aaiilJ. P. Rider In
bis lifetime
me bv artielt ofaireemenl Irom J. v.
Rider.
No partition or valuation of tha afore-(
said Real Estate having bean made, and there
for praying tbt Honorable Court to award so In
quest to make partition ot lha pram iaes aforesaid -to
and among til representatives ef tht said la-!
testate In each Banner and in saeb proportions as
.L c-.... i. A '..,
.. .. ... .... j, 7. i Tl 1 consent on tbt 13th instant. The Kccoints due
tore, be ing the same piece of land bought by the - ' ' . . f, .,K p. r,, , , ..
. . , . n j i v- it i - . i Henry Bants are len with Uiq. r legal, for eel loo.
said John P. Rider in hi. lifetime by article of , ' fa , u, b. made without
I tgreamontfron. John Yothara. Also, a certain d , SSRy H00VER
, Jnt of irround ntuited la the Mid towmhip of, J nrvDv iuvtv
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE ELECTION IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY,"oCf. 8, I8GI.
' . Aflaomblj. Asao. Judges. Sheriff. Cotnm'r. Treas'r. D- Atty. Aui'r. Ct.
- DISTRICTS,
Beccaria,
Bell, '..
Bog?8. '; -
Bradford, ' I
Brady, V
13 urn side,
Bloom,
Clearfield,
Curwenbvillc,
Chost, ' .
Covington,
Decatur,
Fergunon,
Fox, .
Girard,
Goshen,
Graham,
Guelich,
Huston,
Jordan,
KarthatiBj
Knox,
Lawrence,
Lumber city,
Morriu,
N. Washington,
I'cnn,
Tike, -
Union,
Woodward,
TOTAL,
o
Majorities, 427
Be3L.Repullicans in Italics.
Capt. Patterson's Comp.
Raftsmen Ranp-ors,
Clearfield Rifles,
Lochiel Cavalry,
Camp Franklin,
Capt. McKicrnan's Comp.
Capt. Tracy's Comp,
by the laws of this Commonwealth is directed, if
such partition can be made without prejudice to
or spoiling tbe whole ; but if aucb partition can
not be mvle thereof, then to value and appraise
tbe same audio make nturn of the proceedings
according to law, Ac. And wbareupon tbe said
Ceurr on due proof and eonsidrration of the
premises awarded, an Inquest for the purposo
aforesaid, notice to be givon to tbe heirs residiug
out of the County by publication in in one news
paper published in the County of Clearfield for
four consecutive weoks, and a copy thereof mail
ed to the Post Office address.
lt' thtreare command you that, taking with
you 12 good and lawful men of your bailiwiok,
you go to and upon the premises aforetaid and
there, in the presence of tbe parties uforesaid, by
you to be warned, (if upon being warned they will
be present) and havinc reipect to tbe true valua
tion thereof, and upon the oaths and affirmations
of tbe said 12 good and lawful men, yon make
partition to and among tha heirs and legal repra
aentatives of the said intestate, in such manner
and in sucb proportions as by the laws of this
Lommonwealih ia directed, it the same can be so
parted and divided without prejudice to or spoil
ing the whole. And if such partition canuot be
made thereof without prejudice to or spoiling the
wbole, tbal then you cause the suid inqunst to in
quire and ascertain whether the same will con
veniently aecoinuiodute mora thou one of the said
representatives of tha aald intcatale, wituout
prejudice to or spoiling the wbele : and if so, how
many it will as atorcsuid aucomu:odate, descri
bing each part by metes and bounds and return
ing a iust valuation of the same. But if the suid
Inquest, by you to be summoned as aforesaid to
make the said partition or valuation. Shall be of
opinion that tho promises afor.said, with the An
purtenances cannot be so parted and divided aa
to accom module wore than one of the said ropre
sentatives ol the suid intestate, that then you
cause Hit inque.it to value the whole of the (aid
real estate, with the Appertenances, baring res
pect to tho true valuation thereof acreely to law.
And that the partition or valuation so made you
distinctly and openly have before our suid Judges
at Clearliold at an Orphans Court tbero to be
held on tbe regular day of Scssieus thereof after
such Inquest shal I be made under your band and
seal and under the hands and seal! of (bote by
whose oatln or affirinutioiis you shall make such
partition or valuation. Aud have you then aud
there this writ.
Witness, Samuel Linn, Esq., President of our
taid Court at Clearfield aforesaid, the 10th day of
October, A. D., IPtl. JAMES WRIULEi,
Clerk ofO. C
NOTICE 18 IIEPEBY GIVEN to tho above
parties, that by virtue of tbe abnre mentioned
writ of partition, an inquest will be held and ta
ken upon the premises therein described on the
27ih dny of November, A, D., 1861, It 10 o'olk,
A. Al.. for the purpose of making partition at
valuation and aiiraiiement of the said real es
tale, as iu the mid writ required, at which time
and nlace said parties can attund. if they think
proper.
y. u. MiLLLK, suerin.
Sheriff's Office, Clearfield, Oct. 23, 161. 4t.
VDM1MS1RATOH H NOTIt T Notice
is hereby given that loltnrs of Administra
tion save been granted to the undermgnod on
tbo estate of JACOB ROBINS, late of Usacaria
j towmhip deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to tiake payment witnout de
lay, and those having claims against the in mo
will present them duly authenticated for sollle
ment to my Attorney, L. J. CHANS, of Clearfield
er ANDREW SIIOKP, of Gulich township.
October 14, 1861. 6U Adin'r.
EXKCLTOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is here
be rivan that Letters Testamentarv. on the
MUU) of SAMUEL MOOHE lata of Penn
townthlpp, dee'd, have bean granted to the un
dersigned. All parsons indebted to i4fd estate
are required to make immediete payment, aid
those having claims rgalnsl tha same will preaent
them duly authenticated for settlement to my
Attorney, L. J. CHANS of Clearliold, or
ANDREW 8. MOORE of Penn tp.,
Oct. 11. 1861. 6t, Executor.
Dissolution of Partnership.
fPnK partnership heietofura existing between
X the undersigned in the Blaokamiihing bui-
nen at Lutborsnurg, was dissolved by mutual
. ,,,kor. R.L 24. 1861. 4t
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WILLIAM UEnP), Proprietor.
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Gil AND OPENING!
NEW STORE I
NE W F 111 Mil
NEW GOODS!!
Great Inducements to Purchasers
H. W. SMITH &C0'S.
ONE PRICE, CASH STORE,
Smith's Corner, below Judge Leonard's.
Q U E K N S WA RE.
EST Wkito Grnnito Hates.
" " " Soups.
" " ' nukcrs
" " " Tia Setts.
" " " C iffee Setts.
" " " Cups Setts.
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Ta SeiU.
Kwer end ualn.
Tea Reus.
Cup Sotts.
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EST Pearl Whit
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" Parisian
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" Comrr on Teas
Common Tors.
On J Superior I.uslre Sprig Toa Sett.
Creams, Pies, Soups, by the half doten.
C, C. Nappies, C. C. sowls.
Glass Prosorres, GlaiS Salts.
C Flu e Tumblers
Pliu do.
EieelMor do.
Also, Tees, Cullers. r., ia.
nnd all ar lcles usually kept in a country store,
will be kept here, as alio inimy not usually kept,
bnt much needed, at grcui!y reduced (rites
And we feel confident that ail who will make
trial purchase, will find it to their advnntnRO to
oontinue as customers.
illisccllancous.
Superior article Sweeping Brushes.
Largo Ass't Waitera "most convenient article
in use.
Plants Improved Coffee Spice Mill,
ted Cording, Drum Cording.
Wall Puper, Window Shading
Dundcanorla Coffee, Dandennocia Coffee.
Mackerel by barrel or pound.
Varied assortment of
Spices,
oHp?,
Stnrcb, by box or pouud
Knives one" Folks
Cnrverr,
Steel Pens SO cts por gross,
Pen Knives,
Tooth srushes,
etc., otc, eto.
inY tf,'(MH)N.
Toitct and Promenade Prints of the most fash
ionable style end color. The now much worn
material of Colored Alpaca.
Now Is the time to buy nn extraordinary cheap
dross for uext season, as we will close out our
stock of Lawns. Oritnndies. Rareee. Pni.lin.
Crape da Poris, Salioriues, and all Summer goods
at fabulously low prices, to make roem for our
Fall A Winter alock, which we will soon be able
to offer to our customers, an 1 the publie general
ly, at the Cash Store of
II. W. SMITH I CO.
Alio, a limited amount ofCounlv rinUra w.ni.
ed in exchange for goods.
"Ji"W A H RIVAL-: W, Lava just opened
XI ant are slline verv low. a larira and
plete atork of Roota and Shoes, vis :
Mens best Kip toot
soys host Kip Bot.
Mani beet Calf Bout,
soya best CalrBoot,
Cbilda best Kid aool.
Menl bast Calf Monroes:
oys best t?,f Monroe.
l0"lh.' bst Calf Monro.,.
...,t, h"'' best Goat Pumps.
Chllds best Welt Pnmpi
Cbildsbeit tsutton Pomps
Cbllds best French Moroco heel.
Womans Mor. Jeffuraoi brel,
Womans Goat Jefftrsun heal.
Womans Kid Slippers.
Womans Eup, Velvet bounj gaitera.
Womans extra fine lusting g titers
Womans nip. extra heavy mormrool.
H. W. SMITH Co.
I'nri ef businea from 7 A M., to 8 P. M.
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PI'I.V Trtmcndnut Erciletntnl amona lh
Manen ! ! .' EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadolphia police and the notorious For
gor and counterfeiter, Janes Buchanan Cross ! 1 1
Cross Kecnpturod ! .'! ! It seems to be the gener
al opinion in ClearGcld, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Short's French-calf Boots, that lit
would not be taken yet. However, Shorty it
not much put out at miming his custom ; bus
would announco to all Drcckinridyt, Doutjlat,
Lincoln and Hull wen, nnd women aud children
In Clearfield, and Sinnemalioniug in particular,
that be is prnpurcd to furnish the in with Boots,
Shoes and Gaitera of any stylo or pattern, stitch
ed, sowed or pegged, (and as he is a short fel
low) on short notice.
Ail kinds of country produco taken in ex
change, aud caahnot ri fused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, lit
the Short Shoe Shop on Eocond Street, oppoaitt
Reed, Weaver A Co'e store. FRANK SHOUT.
N. B, Findings fer sale, Kept 2G, I860;
IN
J E W DRUG STOKE
Tho cubscribers nave opened a full and com
plete nMsortment of DRUGS in tho now brick
building of Dr. Woods, on the corner of Lecust
and Cherry street, in the borough of Clr nrflcld,
Khera they will b h;ippy to ue.ri.riodate ecy
porson who may desire nrticlea in their line. The
business will be coniiueu strictly to a
Dri'j and Prescription fiusincts,
And no pn ins wili be spared to render satisfaction.
Dr. M. Woops. tho junior partner, niny always
be found snd consulted in the "Drugstore,',
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for oounultation is attached to ti e
store, whero patients tuny bo examined privately.
Every artielo usually found in su-'li sn estab
lish men t will be kept on band, aud sold at greatly
redaced prices.
Tu-u.t ulino strictly Cash, will enable then
to nfTr inducements in tiie woy of prices
Physicians will ho supplied at a 8 mall por
centago over cost and earrings, and their orders
n-e si 'lieilod. Every artiole sold will bo pure and
ef the best quality.
MC-lf WOODS A BARRETT.
cyreniur howe.
Justice of the 1'kack.
For DscATin Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted lo
Lit care. P. O. Address, Pbilipsburg I'a.
Aug. 21st 15C1
11 V.
tH'Altl'IKI.n ACADHMY will
e opened lor tho reception of pupils (males
and females ou Monduy Sept. 2d, l?tl
Terms per t-wiion of r.li-vcn tVevSkNl
Ortlrigriiphy, Heiiding. Writing, Primary
Arithmetic und Geography, S3 60
Higher Aritlimvl'O. English Grammar,
lleogroiJiy nnd Hinnry, 3 00
Algebra, ilenmetry, Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, 4 00
Lnliu and Greek Lungutigns, A 0U
lo stu dents desirous ol acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qunl'fr
.themselves for Teachers, this Institution oilers
desirable ndvunliigos.
No pupil received for less than half a losslon,
snd no deduction cade except for protracted
sieknc.M
Tuition to be paid at tho close of the term.
C. B. SANDFOUD, Principal,
Clearliold, Aug. 7, 18U. ly.
DR. J. W. POTTER.
Pliyoltlan and fturgeon, has permanently
located at Locjutes Mills, Girard township, of
fers his professional services to the surrounding
community. May S, IdM.
A. M. HILLS
rem
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I"roper attention tff
vT? ..yAJjrj"'- the teelh iu proper
'S2W " "l l'e of great
v;w,:'S;jrv benefit to evewyens
In poiut of health,
comfort, and eonviniencc.
I)H lllkl s ciT: a!Ta;-s be found st his of
fice, on the corner of Front and Muia streets,
when no notice to the contrary appears In tbit
paper.
Al operations in tl: line of his profession
performed in tho latest snd most improved
styles, and guaranteed for one year against all
atural failures.
C AUTION'. All persons are hoMby caution
ed a gainst trading or paying either of tbs
following proinisury notes a.l bearing dato tbe
16th dny ef January, A. D. 1847, given by rn to
O. J. Yoas. TLree enlling for one hundred dol
lars eanh, and one for seventy-ons dollars. A
I am determined to not pay either of thm un
less compelled ly law as I have received no val
ue far tha same. HENRY ZILltO X, Jr.
Brady tp., Oct. , MM. 31 pd.
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