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Statb Ccnvsntios. The Uetnofralie
State O'titivl Committee nint Al Ilurr'm
burg ' " t'10 1 'nfcl t nd fixed upon tlic
41I1 of July r.cxt ae tho time for holding
ttie next Democratic Stat Convention nt
IIrfiliurg.
A Man Trap. We have teen requested
10 watn the public of the dangerous con
dition of the bridge across Cleat field creek
two miles east of this place. Last spring
the main structure wan carried away by
the high water. It was Ikon temporarily
repaired, but not with the expectation
that heavily laden teams would attempt
to cross it. The danger was not regsrded,
however, and so far no accident has hap
peneu.
We are told that the stone work
of the pier ha given way -to what extent
cannot bo known when tho water is high,
gs at present. That it is really dangerous;
we havo not a doubt, and (eel that it is a
duty we owo to the public to apprise thorn
of the fact.
"Motes'' and "Beams." Quito a .spirit
of rcfotni seems to have seized seven 1 of
tho correspondents of tho Jonrnnl last 1
woek. They can look upon the men
aliom they assisted to put into power
.squandering the public money not by
'the tlieusanils, nor the tens of thousands,
nor even by the hundreds of thousands
Lutby the million, and not a word
complaint is uttered. But when our
County Commissioner contract to pay
Commissioners contract to pay i
tlx ccr.ts per bushel for Coal of the best
quality tho public are startled with the
announcement that bids were before them
at less Khan five cents per bushel! Thus
showing a clear loss to the county of per
haps five hundred o(a(i.' Unfortunately
Tor them, howevor, they fail to inform the
public whether there is or is not jiiite
that diflcrenco in the quality of the coal.
J'.ut they do not stop hero. The offi
cers of the Clearfield County Agricultural
Society are severely handled, for paying
most extravagant wages to several gentle
men for their services show ing to a
mathematical demonstration that some of
those publio leeches received as high as
Jour, j ea, and even fire dollars ! for four or
five d.iys lurd services ! !
How wonderfully apt some men are to
discover the "moto" in their neighbor'
eye, when they are fairly blinded by tho
"beam" that sticks out of their own.
VQb.Tha sud'l.'ti change of weather last
Wednesday night from rain to snow and
bard freeiing made the sledding so good
that a slad-sole, which a friend in the
country had purchased in town and threw
otr nt his own door, had jWawny by morn
ing IIikh M'lTrn. Tie rivfr lot! nigat at dark
wa within about two feet of (ho great fluod of
last fall. As yet we huvs heard of no special
damage ; but, judging from the quantity afaquara
limber that drifted past this j.lace, we have no
doubt the "aggregate n iouut of lots would reach
man; thousand! of dollar taking the rirsr an 1
Id Tarinui tributaries.
Agricultural Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Clearfield Count
Agricultural Soidctr wns held in the court house
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 14th.
The meeting came to ordor by the President,
Ku.il InwiN, Kiq., taking the chair, and an
nouncing the first business in order to be the
e'oction of officers for the oniuinc year. Mr. ;
Bigleruggeted that the jiroient President be
re-olected. when Mr. Irwin
ro4 and roinarkid ,
that he had already served nearly tl.re. year,. !
od thanking the Bociety for their nndevieting
support and hearty co-operalion, respectfully de
cl.ned to serve at this time. Whereupon, on mo
tion, JosiAn It. Read, Kaq., wai unanimously
elocted PreiidenL
Ou motion, the following named gentlemon were
ro-eloctrd Vice Presidents : Clearfield borough,
James T.Leonard; Curweniville, Wm. Irvin ;
Lumber eity, Pamul Kirk; Ntw Washington,
John M. Cummings; Lawronce township, John
J.Kead; Tike, James II. Flamming j Penn, Eli-
shaFenton; Brady, Samuel Arnold ; Union, Da-
Tid Dressier ; Itoll, Jacob W. Campbell ; liurn
ide, James McMnrray; Chest, Aaron JI. l'ierco;
.Ferguson, Wm. McCracken ; Jordan, Jno. Thomp
son ; HaccarLa, Henry B. Wright; Woodward, J.
M. Chase, Oulich, Ceorgo W McCully ; Bloom,
James lilnoai; Boggi, Oeorge Turner; Decatur,
.John Shaw ; Bradford, Daniel Stewart ; Houston
David Tyler.
(0n motion, the following officers wera elcoted :
D. F. Etiweiler, Rocording BecreUxry.
,.BanJ, Spackman, Correspoudin' Secretary.
Jasmes Wriglcy, Treasurer,
John F. Weaver, Librnrian.
On motion a committee of five, at follows: Da
vid Tyler, A. C. Tale, Elisha Fenton, Richard
.Humphreys and D. W. Macro, were appointed a
eommilteeto select fire pern.ns to aarve (be '
Wtir. Committor, who reported a. follow, .!
John MoUaughey, Lawrence; John D. Thorns. !
soa.-Curweneyillej Bieh'd Shaw, jr., Lawrence;'
,Joiph A. Caldwoll, Pike; aud Win. Tate. Law- :
rsnce, who were, Vn motion, elected.
0a motion, the present BoaVd of M.nag.r,
w.r. rejected, J follows; Cleartlold, Ceo. L.
Reed; Lawrcnc. , Jvs. Irwin; Pike, Perer Hoov-
r; Brady, Martin II. Luther; Morris. Edward
Pks; Penn, Elisha Fenton; Lawrence, Aaroa
C Tate; Ferguson, J. P. ljoyt; Ball. William T. !
QUbert ; OosL; J. A. L. F'al , Jordan, S.u,
.tJ. M,le.; Houston, J. B. H.wiU; Boll, Thos.
A. MoOhee; Knox, Conrad Baker; Bnggs, David
Ademi,.en.
Oa motion, Ei-tiovernur Bigler wm called up-
I Ml It nMlfSllli, rV. IMj, I I. h I , liMf''!,!
1 i Afhr efiw ll.li'.cn ailtM.anl 1.-.c
iMntl ft. m lbs tMiitt ( lvi'l. tit, itri'l In
ltml.ll ln
J'liin.eJ,
I'lSll'I'M . . I, t)i fn, Utf si
WESTERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
A a tiiestiir. nf lha Plm khnblers nf snld mm
puny, held nt ilirlr t.flir In ill lniroii;li nf Clear
Mil, mi Monday tli f l.llh day nl Jaausry, A.I) ,
I Sf 2 , Iht following ofltcera were elected, thcrs be
lug two hundred and hlnety flit votes polled,
til.
Presed.ml,- 0. It. IIAHRKTT.
Vico Prescient. Jo Paw..
Dire-tori.--.lamti T. Leonard, James 11. llra
haw, John Pulton, Win. M'lliiiU, I,. J. (.'rant,
Simon II. Itow. Richard Mossop, Charles L. Lam.
hcrton, Jacob Mark, I. (I. tlcrdon, Kennedy L.
ItlooJ, and A. K. Wright.
After which, the Hoard orgauited and appoin
ted. lion, James T. Leonard, Treasuror, and L. J.
Crans, Secretary.
L. J. CIIAX?, See'y.
LETTER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Camp Jamison mar Fort Ltox, Va, )
January 14th lSl.2. j
Mt?R. Kuitohs :
I have thought several
times of Into that I would nddruss a few
lines to the Ji'epubliran,nml as often 1 have
neglected it, but this cold and blustery
evening find me seated in my "cotton
Iiouho" ondMtvorin io collect a fiw iileus
which may perhaps bo interesting, at lenst
to a part of your readers. Since our arri
val in this camp, the ItrpidiUean has been
a constant, and I assure you a most wel
come visitor. It may not be amiss at this
time togivoyou a brief ekfteh ofour trav
el since leaving Camp Wilkins m.iir i'itts
burg, this being the iirst Camp in which
our regiment was stationed. We left, the
above, namvd Camp ubout tho middle, of
September, and after a somewhat tedious
unit tiiesDmojourney nirived in Warning
ton, I. C, I'ponour uriival hero we en-
camped on "Kalorama Hoights," about I
one mile west from tho citv. We remain-
ednt this pi ice until the first of October,
when wo "pulled up slakes" passed thro' ;
Washington city, c.ossed the Potomac at
"f.n., ltri,l " ..n.l iA ilil, i nf
r.. .....i r.,..:f. . i
jiP1K,ng from Alexandria to Leesl.urc, and
about one and a hulf miles from tho form,
er ..laee. Nothin" of iim.oitanee oeei.r.
I c - , -
red during our stay at this place, and at,
eight o'clock on tho evening of tho 12th,
we might have been seen passing along in
the vicinity of Fort Ellsworth en route
for our present ca np, where we arrived
nlout 11 o'clock, P. M. This Camp is lo-
catetl upon a farai owiud by a man whose
name is Mason.said to bo a relative ol the
lute P.epresentativo of the Southern Con
fetliTacy at Boston. Wo me a! out one
and a half miles South of Alexandria, on
the road lending from thence to Kich
mond, and have a beautiful view of the
r....tif.r. tili.j.n
S.nce coming to our preient Camp the ' "ty. Mye rs, Tate, Craig, Bai roii, M'Mack
men have beon busily em-aged in drilling '" eeland, Donnelly, (1 hiladolphia.)
and other duties pertaining to Camp life.
Knr some liin a i-rputnr tmrt nf ll.ci.il
were kept at work upon Fori Lyon, which
is about one half mile North ofour Camp.
Wl.lht un.kii.-r nt- ihw il.nv .11.1 not ..,.
alone very well in tho wav'ofdnllini-.fc..
but for some time past t:iey have been u- Doiuehol. er, akelickl, M Mackin,
excused from the above dutv. and they'11"- olf- Hoover, Delone, .Josephs,
are now impioving rapidly. At the pres-;
ont time ours is considered the best drilN
.l rn.fimnl.l in ll.i ln-i.r.i.lA TI.Ij lu ,. I
tributcd to the fact that the men are very
attentive, and place great confidence in
the commanding clhcers, who, by the way i
are seconu to none in the army of th
toinie. Uur (,..1. isouite a young man
he understands his business, and should
the opportunity offer he will no clonal
distinguish himself upon the field of bat
tle. Our Lieut. Col. is also well skilled in
military affair;), and is well calculated to
play his part In our Major and Adju
tant, o have two wholesoided clever fel
lows, either of whom is capable of com
manding any regiment in tho service, and
should the command of ours devolve up
on either of them, the men will follow
wherever they lead knowinj- as they do.
U .,..nn rr
officer. Our Captains and l.ieutenantslhea'y. Zollie.nflVr'e dead body is in the
are all tine-lookiiig,able-bolii-d men, who,
with few exceptions, are well posted in
regard to affairs de militaire ar.d should
tlvy have an opportunity they will no
doubt leave their mark in Seeeshdom.
During tho month of November and
patt ol December, wo (like all others)
were daily expelling that an advance
an advance
body of the
would be made hy the main
army, but suppose it is not altogether nec
"7 io siaie imu we were tusnppoinieu
0ur regiment has
been several times as
far as Pohiek Church and Aceotunk Mills,
a distance of twelve miles from our Camp,
and about one and a half miloa beyond
our line of pickets. When out on these
excursions we generally saw a few Secnsh
but did not succeed in trapping them. The
1 weather in this vicinity is quite changea
ble, during the month of December it won
warm and pleasant, with the exception of
a few days. Since then it ha been cold
and warm alternately. Up to the present
time we havo had about four inches of
js0(V anr tlis has fallen at as
many dif-
ferenl periods. It bei-an storminc last
night and continued all night and during
the greater part of to-day, and at present
time (midnight) tho mow is about two
inches deep arc! still falling.
'J'h is being the first letter that has been
written to the liepxiblican. from this Camp,
I will embrace this, the earliest opportu-
I nily, of returning thanks in behalf of
j Capt. Kose and Company to Jno. M. Cum
mings, and others of .New V nslimg'.nn
and vicinity, for tho kindness and hospi
Ulity which was shown by them to said
Company, at the time of their departure
for the seat of War. But perhaps I will
have already tired the patience of your
readers, and I will therefore clnse for the
I present. If I idiould not happen to be
i n 1 M l ... .. r
"'l i e' "P. nu tue weamer proves ia.
VOralJle '0" h("ftr fr0' ',"7
' J
Heivt Contract for Foraue. Mr. Jno.
W'1'- 0" the firm of Hughes, Fuller k Co.,
of Philadelphia, has secured a contract
Jg J;j rnment with one
bushel, and aever' hundred and My h!Z
and tons of hay at J22.50 per ton. This
D one of the heaviest contracts yet made
by the Government for "forage."
v
SZlZ
wonh ..uign, in JJgffJo. The reLo".
for this condition of things are obvious
CanajJa hiJU sv worth Iho ftc of them in
gold in Canada.
HHnrJlntntninlUiM
n,i 1 1, o 1 tih liil . ll.o S'm V an i mi. .
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the 1nno rf trpip.ntilivi at ll illi"
lung It ill be MTU Ihnl all m'..r -
Innt ruininitl. 'M ni o) afidy undef lh cnii
Irnl 'f It 'pu'ilii'MI til lj. II it'll'. 1 hi will
eeine allegnd fraud agniml
itvl fair invealialiiin which the
much demand.
that full
c-'l I"
U'.iyi a4 ,V.:,i.i..--Meis. Aimslrong, j-,,, -Righani,
Smith. (' 'licntpr,) AMt, It ' ii,r V hl.
(I. uierne.) Alexander, l'eihing. 'Imthani, . Finn "rd f.-r l'..i. .
Crnig, Windle, Ziegler. tlainbh-, licivpr, Hid.' vr th
H.owt., (Merer.) llo'Jl-r.
.ulna,.y,((,V,.m, )-M.'r.Sc.ilt. Wil ' V
liunia, Smith, (C'hi 'lef.) Shaiinon, Sl "n' ; , t -ft H,
Hanks, Vincent, brown, ( Nortl.uiubcr-j,!,,, , .
land,) Ien:ii.. I'ork pr ll
..i(n'iii'y,(C(.) Mes'K.llighniii.l'uf. Hks crll
field, l'ersliing, Chathain, Ziegler, Coeh j vy H"-
ran, Hyon.Ureenhar.k. JUiH.. P" j -
(Irahani, (irant, Ross, (Mitllin,) liatos, : Whl,uj f pcr llu.
I'otteicdr. KiKsell. !. .-
EttiL'i and techtat'. Jfessrs. Strang,
Ivaiiie, incent, .U Ulioen, uify.
lMunchard, Heche.
Agriculture an t Mjnufahurtt.--Mesrs.
(I wu A t '.a 1 1 1 IV al I W ! t l 1 A '11 1 it Tit rafl Unr.
v..v. v...-.-.-.., 1-"
ion, lutchman, I.elinu.n.
' . ... ....
hitucatnn.-il!ir. I'.lliott, IMlIiel'l, llliss
Divins, Donley, (i!reeno.) Uoilenu, Karly,
McClellan, Twitehell, UoiisehoUltM', Fox,
Kline, Rowland, Hopkins, ( rhihdolphia.)
W'imkiy.
jh1-. Messra. Crane, U'iss, (Lu."rne.)
Abbot, Tracy, Woiley, Rhoid, I'.inwn,
(Noilhuuiberland,) Cochran, Oros, Nei
man, Dennii, Chatham, Hotter.
vlrcoiin. Messrs. Schlock, Oaskill,
Twitehell, Rex, Konnedv, Labji, Fox.
Vice and ImmmalJi. Messrs. Wnkefwdd,
Donley, ((ireene.) Dennis, Warner, Vin
cent, Peters, Dutchman.
Miction ltlricts. Messrs. Ilapper, Tut
ton, Hates, Iabar, M'Coy Hull, Dehme.
Claims. Messrs. Tracy, Worlev, Oaskill,
Vow,,n' V ,,K- "ul.Uu,
.1 t . ..... i - r....i.
IBeebe. MClelian.
"0 ''V. . i v .
ten,nR' ,,cr' U.?$P' )
ell, Hoss, MSlanus, Peter?, ltamsey,
, i j s-i i r r ; .1.
Iihoail. l'ot toiffer.
S ir,K:kN il. niuli, (1 hilndel-
I""-) ii?"r. 1,1 a,im " 'u'ln ','
'-lo""". Aenneay. ucx, Jusiy,
(iniltlev.
Library. Me;rs. Williams, Smith (dies
ler,) Armstrong.
New Coniitici ami Cuuvtii Heats. Messrs
Blanehaid, Dapper, Beaver, Elliott, Kanu
L i. ... i. t . l.-.i 'IV..
"V. "1ver. " w 'oslT's. ieumao, iui
lul1,
(owpore lUlh.-Me:
ssrs, Moore, l.ichten
wullner, Kailv, Rovland, Busby.
ififitla System Mpssi-s. Shannon, Hop
kins, (Wnstiiiigton,Suiiih, (Wjiladelphia)
Scott, imley, trane, Myers.
IlutlroaJi. Messrs. HopkilK, (Washing
ton.) Alexander, Sellers, Moore, Dough-
'J1'8"'-
t-V 1 atsfhger hailroatfs, M essrs
"fl'J'f. Divins, urahaui, McCoy,
.Caldwell, veijner Kilter, Brown. (Mer-
cer.) 1 Ijomnson, Wnrup
Minn and Minerals.-Messrs. Kyoii, Boi-
Donnelly. (Phil.ulelphia,) Kline, W
. 1 rii.fi'y. Messrs. Cowan, Neitnr
I'eidner,
Heitnan, xil
lOTH, I 111 e, 1 1 CH XS .
I J'ubl 'M-yi.-Messrs. Duffield, Dough-
,erty' 'foeland
;,ErjLast Night's Mail
BLOODY BATTLE IX KY.
We find the following important dis
patch in the Pittsburgh Vvsl of yosterday
morning :
CixctxxATTi, Jan. 20. A combined at
tack was made to day on Zollieoll'er's en
trenchments by Schoeft and lliomas
. . . . . . W -
re
suiting in a complete yiciorj . n
captured all their camp property
i- 1 r -ri,.
We have
and a
, lan-n ouanlitv ot nrovisions. .lie loss is
hands of the Federals.
The Lexincton conespondent of the
Commercial gives the following account of
Saturday s battle.
Zollicoffer. learning that the Federal
force had appeared in his rear marched
out of the entrenchments at 3 o'clock on
Saturday morning and attacked School!'
jjn his camp, whose picket were driven
in nt an ea-dv hour and the attack was
made before' davlicht. The battle is re
ported to have raged with great fury until
three in tht afternoon, when Znllicofltl,
havinir been killed, the whole rebel force
fled in confusion to their camp. The
l?ailey Teyton killed is a son of the ex
member of Congress from Tennessee. Our
victory has been very decisive and ill rf
suit in the rout of the whole force defend
ing tho right flank of Bowling Green.
Later advices say tho fight took place
on Sunday, instead of Saturday morning.
Gen. Thon-.an followed up the rebels M
miles to their camp, where he found their
entrenchments deserted, the rebpls hav
ing left al! tlieir cannon, &v.
rebels
wtrekillc-d. Tho 10th Indiana regiment
lost 75 killed and wounded.
tcto Jbbutisnntnts.
AUTM)Xr-I hereby caution all
persons
J irom harboring or trusting uiv wife II AX
XAItJAXE on my nccmint, as she has left try
bed and board without just cause or provocation,
and I am determined not to pay any debts of her
contracting after the dale of the 10th of January,
1802. SA.Ml'KL E. SXYDEH
New Washington, Jan. 22, 1682 M.
- ;
cVOTICI-i. Xotice
1 I)MIMHtATOHM
is hereby given that letters of Administra-
tien have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Ii.NOS fc'IIAKFEK, Into of Urndy
lownsnip uecease.i. ah persons indented io snm
estate are requested to make payment without do -
lay, and those having clninis against the same
ill present them duly nnthenlicsted for settle -
mem to me. - r.tiiAo cnarrMi.
Braiy tp., Jan.22, 1862. Ol. Adm'r.
Light Light V
f FR R ICLL 1 BIOLF.n keep eonstantly
t f . a C H ! t- L' I
X'A. on hand tbe most approved pattorns of
niT, r.AMPs
which they foil as cheap ran be pnrrhised
elsewhere in the county. Person! purchasing of
them will have the advantage of' having thoir
lamps repaired wuHorr COST, af their sales are
warranted.
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DodicMIoii.-Tho now M..Ui...lit Chunh
Cnrwcnuillc, will bn Mflioalid ti thn mirvi.-n nf
' Alinighty lod. on S.indny the 2litl. inctunt. Tha
! .;rvi" of Dr. Kkoip, of Rultiiaoro ; Hw.W. I,.
I Pnotmwood. and Kcv. (loo. ft. Channnitli. 1.
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mi W Hffl IV Ui fn n unr Ihi. ii'ii ,u-v Lnre ... a
are rxpeclcd to be present on t!u ix-ran'mii. The
public are invitod to attend. DodU-iil ii-y sorvlois
at 101 'A: M.
JX(i. I). THOMPSON,
J. K". Ui:i;H, flluildiasCoiu'leo.
HAN'T. LIVIXtJPTON,
II. P. TH0MIS(J.,
OIL ! OIL !
Ft
jr tho best and cheapest BKXZ01N" OIL.
LAMP 0l.,or LIIUKIl'ATIM) oil,, .-nil nt
the ytoro of M KIIP.KI.L A 11 1 tJ I. Kit.
Jan. 15, '62.
WANTI '.D (J.i.iJ oinbteim inch ?hinglnin
exchnngo fur an excellent ItlFLK nml n
aplvndid new SIDH-SADIH.!'. Impiiro nf
Jmi. 8, '1? A.M. HILLS.
jsTErG'obi)sn
J. P. Itrntier his just reenived
eortinent of Full and Winter
a general as-
DRY GOODS.
Delaine, Cnsliineres, l!t'iS,.V.iriiios, Al.iU'C0fc
Prints, Cul.urgs, Oinghauis, iMirnl, Cl.inl.,
Silks, A!uslin., ( loths, Cassinirrep, Twied.. Sut-
lii.Js, Fliu.nel, Drilling, Linens, Crnsh, (.'lonke.
Minwls.
C L O THING.
Over Coots, Jlrecx Conti.liunefs (.'oals.Prnt!,
A'ej-ts, Shuwls, I'n.l-r Wiirts, Druwrrs, Xc.klies
Fine Linen r-liirls, By run t'olars, Chckir.-, Cra
vats, Hats, Cni, Fine Calf Hoots, Huuvy Kip
Eonts, Shoos.
Coffee, Teas, Muhtssos, Nugnra, hull, Candles,
Flour, Hacnu, fiyrup, ('undies. It ice spiers, lJ.is.
of Cotl'ee, Pulvcried unr. Black Tea, titaroh,
Soda, (rperaa Caudles, Salcratus, Crackers, Wine,
Fish.
Hard ica rc f Qitcc n sun rc.
Nulls, Spikes, Forks, Spades. Shovels, Peylhs,!
Snws, Plane, Axes, Augers, iSmoulhinc Irons,!
Meat Cutters, Knivoj i Forks, Hutehcr Knives,
Pcisiora, Pen Knives, Steelyards, Tea Setts, i
Tur"ens,liishes. I
vjDP22CD5f32?B ;
Nw'.ics, Hoods, (ilovcs. Hosiery, CiUrs.lloop
Sliin. . linl.ni.ml SUirl. T!o.,nol. Kit. loins Fl.iw-
..ra I'liim.. ltnnn. I'mrni, Itudieti l.flnii..
1'r.iid,- Bin.ling, Zephyr, Yarn, Fringe, Trim-
minps. Ac.
IJONNLTS, KIBIJONS,
SHAWLS II ATS,
P HINTS. L'Al'S,
1) UCA LS, W I N E,
HAPiWii:, PAL T,
i on. in, o 1 1. s ,
CLOITIS, PAINT
TWKKDS, MCA l,
MUSIilN, DKUtJS
LINKNS litJOT.S, ,
C AIU'K P, tSflOKS.
BUNDS, CHATS,
BKt HI MS, PANTS
SYTIIKS, VESTS
SPIKKX, NAILS,
NOTIONS, F LOWERS,
saaajs'iiiLiiwiaiak!
Oil-cloth, huckfts, Hro.mis, llmhrellns, Hnk
els. School Books, Wall Pnper, Kaftinjr. Hope,
Couch Varnish, Mots, Curled Hair. Coa. h Triti
niinps, Velvet, Plush. Cotton, Tape, Coal-Oil,
Linseed-Oil, Sperin-(li), (llnss, Ac.
All of which will be eold on the cost reasona
ble terms for Cash, or approved couutry pro
duce, Clearfield, Nov. 27, ISfil.
I
I.IA'STR ATI-1) SCIFiNTIFIC Ali;itl
CN. Tiia llnsr Mkciuxifai. PAritn n
thf n oni.n. ."-svrKTr.nTn ykar. Voi.t jik I :
Nrw Skhiks. j
A new volume of this niduly-circulated paper i
commences on the first of Jaauary. Itis publish- !
ed weekly, and every nurubor contains sixteen'
pages of useful information, and from five to ten
original enijravinjs of new inventions and dis-1
ooverios, all of which are prepared expressly for j
its columns.
To the MnriiANics Atn MAs-rr.tcrrtiF.Rs.-.No'
person engaged iu any of the mechanical or man. '
ufncturinir ntirsuits ahould think of "doinr wilhJ
o'it-' tho SriB.irtni: AarHi. AX. Il costs but four
cot. ts per week ; every number contains from six
to ton engrnvings of new machines and invention,
which are nut found in any oilier publication. It;
is an established rule of the publishers to insert
none hut original engravings, and those of the 1
first iu the an, drawn and engraved byexperi- j
enccd pers. ns under their own sups rriiien. '
To ihk IivrNTon. The Scientific American is
indispensible to every inventor, as it not only
Contains illustrated descriptions of nonrly all the i
best inventions as they come out. but each mim
her contains an Official List of the Claims tf nil
the Patents issued frum tho United States Patent
j onu. dllril)K tK() rroviou, weok ; tl.us giving
correct history of the progress of inventions i
this country. We are also receiving every week,
the bom s.'ientilic journnls of t.rent Hntsin,
France and tlerinany ; thin placing In our pos
ession all that is transpiring in mechanical sci
" eneeaod nrt in lliese old countries. We shall
continue to trnnsfor to our columni eepious ex
tract from these journals of whatover we may
deem of interest In our renders.
Chemists, AiicHiTr.rrri. Millwrights, Ain
FARMr.ni. The Scientific American will be found
a most useful journal to them. All the new dis.
'.roveries in the science of chemistry are given in
its columns, and tho interests nf the architect and
carpenter are not overlonoked ; all the now in-
ventions nnd .liaeoveris nnnortiininr to the
pnrst:ils being published from week to week.
iselulnnd prscticnl information pertnining to
( ihe intcrosls of millwrights and mill owners will
, u fuund puUlisbed in the Scientific American.
1 wl,ich information they can not possibly obtain
frm any othir aoureo. Subjects in which plan
1 u,r, Rn.l farmers aro interested will be found dis.
,'.lr...n .
cussed in the Scientific American ; most of the
.UI.U.VIIIHIIVP 111 MI.VUI.U.M. ll.j'll.lVl.ta UQ.Ug
illustrated in its columns.
TERMS : To mail subscribers : t2 ayear. or
$1 forsi months. $1 paye for one complete vol-
ouieof4ltt pages ; two volumes compriso one
year. The volumes commence on the 1st of Jan
uary aid July. Specimen copiea will be sent
gratis toanypartof the country. Alsoanam-
i.aici oi ...oirui-uuu id inventors aooui ontaining
pater ta sent free.
' Western aud Canadian money or Post-Office
'ip taken at par for eubscriptioni. Cauadian
.....v....-... . reran twenty nvj cents
exira on caca years aunscnptlon to prepay post
age- Mt'KN CO., Publishers,
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CHI I.D.s' M'M Itloll Zl i'UYK HliOtH !
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n'i h u in i a 1 1 , i ... i w a .i i. i '.'..-.,
with a lnr); lot of M' l'.l AS. at our usually
low ruicKs. dec n. w. s. .to,..,
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DMIXlSTiMTOIt 'M NO'MCl:.- Lell.i
of Ail.iiiniitruti.il. lir.vhiL' l eon "runli d III
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In v to tho nr. lersljriicd on the tri-tiito nl X.A. Mi-
CLUSKKV. Into of ( le.;rtield Co., derniised, all
per'.HM iudobto.l to M.ul ObUte are reiiiehlud t:
nuKe ii.iineUiHte p.,. incut, ni.J tln i-e D.'i vmg
chiiins nuiiii.st tue miiuo w i.l pr. .cut tl eiu uulv
aiitliuniieiitc.l for settlement
HA v; C. McCLOfUvEY,
K'urthnus ip., Dec. 'ii, C. Adm'r.
r-l HfUTflH'! St ritH. Xoli.'o is here-
I.U by Riven that I
tiers TuMtiimt'iiturv. on tho
Ctftle 01 J aL UI. ..i.., 11.10 01 Jinniiir ni.-j
'hip, ileceiiseil, liavi' been jrnntcil t" the mnl'T
sit;ned. All p"is..n in l'diled to Mild estnlo tiro I
re.iiired to nuiko imnie.lmt.' i.tyini-iit, nml those '
hm'ins claiius np.-iinst the s.iino v.-ill jreninl
them duly nutkeiilieiited f'.r settlement.
III', ni; .
AUUAM OOSS
Dee. ll.'CI.Ct
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PRICKS ri:duci;p!
CIO VI. ! C)AI.! M. COXLEY aniiuun. es
; that ho 1ms reduced tho price .,f hissuperi- '
or COAL to suit tho times, und will henceforth j
furnish itnt T Hit EE AND A HALF eonis per
l...-l.l ... II,. 1!,..'., anil VIVE AMI A HAI.l'l
cents dolivered. Will bo delivered I.y Mr. Jus.
''Tr',- 111. 1, uri M CJX,lKY-
Cleurliold, Ilec. 1 ' , 1 01.
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cvr.KXirs iiowe.
J I STK'K OF TIIK l'KAf'E.
For DE.-ATi n Tuituship
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his ear. l 0. Address, Philipshurj Pn. !
Aug. 21st ISO! j
.1. r. K U A T . E R. j
M lilt C II NT, nod dealer in Hoards and;
Shingles; Grain and Produce. I'UO.NT fltreet, '
ahoro the Academy Clearfield Ta., I
Deo. 4, lclil. ' j
Vjx J. Vi.lVll.hll- I
IMiJsiciatl anil ureiui, has pinnane'y;
located nt Leeeiitcs M ills. (Jinird township, of-';
fer, professional services to the surroiindin !
cotn in unity. May 8, !
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THO.MtH J. M ( V I.I.Ol (. II,
AttorilCV t I.8W. !
om cc on Murket struct, opposite .M .pmp's
Slow
Clearfield, Pa. Will attend promptly to Co Hi c
liuns Sale of Lands, Ac. tmv Tit;
BRILLIANT OPENING
or
Fall Fashions
AT jfJSCJS
jVctc Cash Store
H. W. sfl & GO'S.
'I'he attention of the latlica is
respectfully called to the follow
ing notice, that we have just re
ceived and opened, the very la
test and most fashionable, styles
of
Nubias,
Wool Hood",
Wool Pcnrfs,
Zephyrs,
Wool Shawls
large and small,
Heavy double
All Wool Shawls,
Cheni'e Shawls,
Cloth Cloaks,
Anil great vnrietiei of
Zephyrs, Zephyrs.
, A superior article of
Gauntlet Kid (iluree
Lisle
' Duck
" Cashmere "
' Berlin Wool "
tlatiutlct of Zephyr Wool,
Childrcns Cashmere (llnves
" Lisle -
and a good assortment of
Ladies,
Children, .
and Infants Hosieiy.
Elegant worked Setts
" " Collars.
Skirts.
All Wool Delaines, Flannels, and most varie
ties of dress goods.
Wall
paper and
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wiiiumv siiadiiiu.
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We have just received from Howell A Ero., of
Chestnut Street, two choice stvlei of
ret, two choice styles of
1 A T)T1)
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' ALSO WINIKHV SlI A DI N'G,
pji 1 J.-" J ("J T J f J )
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Hours of businct from 7 A. M., to I P. M
Nov. 13.1801. If.
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PIIfVITIP 1? I 1 1 ATIJI1IC '
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Tnr Caritt pi Vitiie at II. W. r-inith t Co'sJ
tbe most fashionable book nf collections uot in
I Jan. 8, '82,
fegJ UpCriOr bl 1AV Lo, CLUAKS,
nr. i r A T Al AS lnr fill nl
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CITV lTvICKS, call and eo thera at
Jan. fi,'62. H. W SMITH & (V.
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jh. uld ililny ri - j " irg ilii' r -in. i
cerlnin cum, ni..l 1- ";' rn d nml U'.vii
I.y overy physiclun under wli"te l.o:i. " il 11
been bri.iijil. I
a H.i) p,!:ri"
, j, miLSvi.t ' r
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Miiny pi I.--.. :; j curry n it 11 ;h. ... a I i linn,
grenlly to th-.- unim;., 1; :. a 1 .fi."t i he '
gast of llio with u !i iii Iii' - ... ': on'ii'.",
without t'.'iii .; 1 o:..-i i'.lls f 111" 'i:"t. T-J '"In
you-self l'r.ini ..'I (...- re..r lit) .; i'i!.-
i:si:i)r. wm. i!i'i:i'. Mornr WAr-n.
Cleanlincsj of ll.c 11 i.i.lh '.s ..f ;,-"ut i..'per'iu:(
to the Koii"r..i hciilili, uhi-li i-- i:l'.ie'i'd,i.-"l
nut uiifi j'j'ie'iilv . ri..u-';. i 111 ; n : 1 0 . ' , t!ire,.-I.
wun t of pro) or attention l.i tl,, mid cel.
I'SL mi. Wm. IlL'IIMVMtirTII WAolI.
Prepared at lr. liui.l'.- D.'ittal 0 tii.H-, Vo. 5 .'
1 Fourth Street. Brooklyn, K- I.
Pri"e 37 Cents Pcr
Bo 'fie
A liberal discount ihikI
tu dealer ,
i ADDitKss rnixt ii-AL ofj'jci: 'ii'ii'fxrj
1 BFILMXtsK, Xo.l, PPKCCE jSV. Ni."' Vo.'M
Sold in Philadelphia by Tiyot Co.. Xor.h
2d street ;"0. . JIulilnll. 1110 Cliesnut fireet.
and l v nil I)i iij'tits.
WILLIAM l HUUItti
TOOTl POU'JJLIU
This powdei -fiissessoi tho
c.i unoxic wmiovr rnEi::.irni-
tJl'S KFFKi. T.s'OF ( ' lIAnt 'J.KL.
and is fr;e from nlluclds or ulka'.ii'e t can In
, t '-o lean injure mo loetti.
Its in tion bring entirely inechu nieal
-poli.ih-
. itho.it B'.'ur'.ug the enamel.
d, nv
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in. nurd -3 loot I) row
tlci
is rec'itii!ueiid..'il by al
pal c i i.t Iir. II arU'i. i)
llmiiient Oen'.i. ". Fro
ntal i lhce, .'''. 77 I'aiu lh
I Street Brooklyn, E, I.
j Frice -5 Cents per Box.
j A lihn al discount made to dealers.
Address l'riiK'ij.iil Oflitto, Tri'y.mo
Huildiugs, Xo.l Sprut o St. X. Y vk.
Sold in Philadelphia hy Jvot ,f- C., U.'.'J -ri'.
2d street: 0 S. TI"bbell, MiO Chesnut s re-.
and by all Druggists.
)R. WILLIAM Ii. HUKDS
TOOTHACHE BR0P3
Fi ill l II K CCRK hV
j T ( b T JI A C JT K .
' preduced by expned nerves.
I Ilis particularly adapted to all casoi if ehi.,
I ill en i.filicled it'll
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O T II
i' II li .
I
Parents can reli. ro thcin.'i
Ives of ll.at el la -
i trossing wiiivin. . mused by
j LOSS OF SliKKP,
l and their childreu from great auffoilrj, hj
keeping a bottle of
Dr. HL'IID'STOOTHACIIK HIJOI'S
about the house. Prepared at Dr. H..t 13 Dun
tal Ofiice, No. 77 Fourth Street, Itrdo'.'yr,, H. f).
Price, only 12 Cents per Dotile.
A liberal discount mndo to il' ..: rn.
Address n cipnl Oflici1, Tri'
j inr, No. 1, Sjiruco .St. 'i".v
I Sold in Philadelphia by Dyit A. C ..
!2dKtreot; O. S. llnbhell, 1110 CI .
'., Build
212 Xorth
nut ctreat,
and by all druggists.
I)
Ii. WILLIAM D. IIUIIDS
la.
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T II K C C It I; O I'
k a lgi a.
vi i i"iuui iiij jHUiiurt'ij CUi 1 !,
l
U C A L X E U V, A L G I A
" 'm'eJiat'j cured by their nppli, at Ion.
1 "'v- net like a charm and nro j.er.cctly narm-
less in their nature ; do not produce a l.lister.and
' loave no unpleasant results.
' l)r Win 11 llurd's Nptll'ftli'ia J'latjtfl
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'never fail tu givo satiifncliou to all who !.'
their virtue. Prepared nt I'r, Ilnrd'a Teuta
, Office, Fourth Street, Urooklyn 1". I.1.
! Prict', onU- li ('eiils wtcN
A libera! discount inuJc t j dealers .
:ddrenH Princiyitl tftife, Trili., Build
itiys, No 1, Sj.ntw. s;,. Is. York.
Sold in Philadelphia by ryt A Co., ;.')2 Xottb
?Jitnet:0. S H.il.b
I!, 1 4 10 ChJuiil strset.
and bv ell Hriggislt
ev -ji-'tH-ty,