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Wfdnesdny Morninc May 11.
1862
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
A number nf iho iVmocraiie members
of Congress havo published an address to
tho country. uri;in; (lie importance of
maintaining tho organisation of the Xa his position, leaving his dead and wound
tional IVruotrttie party, inri(ui tho eo-, cf, nnd tho wounded of our men lliat It'll
operation of every man in the Union who into his hantls, behind. Pursuit was ini
U in favor of maintaining the Constitution moliutfly made, inul up to this dste, the
n it is, utid of restoring tho Union us it ; last heard from McL'lellim lie was ten
tva. This should have heel) tlono long
ago, but it may not bo loo late now ; at all
events, longer delay would havo been
still moro dangerous. If tho Union can
ho rei-tored as it was, the Constitution pro
tected from wanton violation, ami our
country rescued fro'u threatened despot,,
ism, tho National I eu:ooriitie party is tho
only ngney through which thou Messing
can ho obtained. Thin thu masses ol the
people no matter 1 y what partisan name
they may have heeli designated hereto
fore know and feel, anil will cheerfully
cmlract) the first opportunity offered to
repudiate all other parties, and unite with
that sound National party that 1iuh carried
our country in triumph through eyery
tdorm.
The address will le published in our
next. It it well written, and urges every
Democrat to yield a hearty support and
co-operation to tlio pietont Administra
tion in nil constitutional cllorts to sup
press tho presort rebellion, and indignant,
ly Fpurna tho imputation of disloyalty as
applied to tho Democrats who refuse to
say "amen" to all the nets, whether good
or bad, of tho peoples' servants.
"Ioval" Senators. Wo take tho fol
lowing extracts from a speech made in
the United Mates Senate, by that "true
ami loyal citizen," as tho Junn-.d terms him
I3cn Wade.
"The man who prates about and quotes
tho Constitution in this great crisis, is a
traitor."
Wo are surprised that this "true and
loyal citinen" ever took an oath to nop
port tho Constitution. But we presume
this was necessary to enable him to draw
his pay and mileage. The. following will
sli.ll farthor illustrate tho '-true and loyal
citizen ."
"He thought Unit instead of being a
pro-slavery being, God was a gradual
emancipationist."
To which Senator Howe of Wisconsin,
said :
"He would not undertake to say what
that Ciieat Being was. but if the Senatoi'
from Ohio was correct as regards this
cnutrv, how was it that the
iimexation
of Texas was permitted in 1SU !"
'I'hat is; ifjod was an emancipationist,
as stated by Wade, lie should havo pre
vented the annexation of Texas.
,
no slavery in .
A iiea?on. "If we had
(his country we should havo no ;ebel
lion." HcpMicin. 1'upcr.
Tho writer might have added : if Abo -
litionism hud not been introduced into,'''
this country by English Abolitionists, long j
after slavery was established, there, wouhl
havo been no accession ; or that if the !
mam.ic relation Lad never been estab.
Il.-l-l.l I 1 A l A IKOII I.I ItnifA ,.,llt .A ..
hung for killing his wife.
Tho two greatest atllictions that ever
bofel the human race, were, caused bv iho
Devil introducing himself into Paradise,
and the introduction of Abolitionism intojforetwo o'clock, when tho firing was ve.
America. ry feeble from the Point.
..... .. I The Monitor about this time returned
risn oa Flesu.- 1ucs our neighbor of 1 fl oln ,cr advanced position and rejoined
tho Auma?saslain fieir Patton in his vote the. Ileet. In the distance nothing could
in favor of the resolution of censure 0f
(ien. Cameron, or does he
censure that
..Vv. :,. 1. ..i 0 'im... 1
uiu , ui . is tie lieu 1 1 at : 1 ne ' ic-iict ai wu
tho only Jicpuldican from PemiHylvani.i Snwall's Point, jirolahly I'rom ihe iiurniug
that voted for this resolution, nnd we ean harracks or other building.
Jidly think it was among the most onsi- . Al about l.alf.ast two o.clock the Mcr
. , ' , , ,. - . umae niado her ajinearanee, when the
hlo votes, he has yet mvon. If our neigh- )lw,t itll t!)C c.x;t..,,i011 0f tjle Monitor.
bor disapprove:) of that vole, wo shall be returned.
tony ; if ho sanctions it, we tdiall rejoice I The Mer.imac is still (at five o'clock)
to know that we can think ..like at leant !"'t,,1' .lW' an1 0,0 MonUor to
. r rt . ' atlsntk her.
upon one act of our Congicwuniin. At nil , The Sominoio reiuriie4 lo tho low.
cventK bis patrons bave a tifdit to knew or roads. 1'heie is no prospect ot further
whero he stands whether he is for the fighting at present-
Congressman that V, or the Secretary that1 At half-just hj o'clock the Monitor
teiuruci. iho Meniuiac reninms in the
V-M 'i.iino position.
As Kgi ivocai, CoMi i.KMKNT. (ien. Cam- j 'Jbo neeount furnislietl by another cor-
eron lias embarked on his mission to K'ltn jrcspondtiit closes by saying, "hero com-
sin. beforo leving, i public dinner rvas rncnoed an important movement which
given him nt Harrhdnirt', lien he made u eannot bo made public."
rpceoli, vindiealing bimsolf from the votej President Lincoln, Sceict.iry .Stanton
of Coui;resiional censure. It is doubtful ar-'' other visitors from Washington, were
wheUier llarrisburg is not the only place
in tho Stnte where the ex-Secretary of
war could raise toadies enough to mako a
fijiect.tcle of this kind look respect ible.
ScaTA meeting of upwards cf sisly
members of Congress wns held at Wash
ington on Saturday lxst, cotnposioil of the
conservative men of all parties, willing to
unite in an etlort to put down Abolition roll(lulll rtbtes tlle return of tiilo a num
and Secession, und to m o tho country.- ,u,r jn w.(rch of lhoir ,.l(o mastt,rfli comi
Ki!ii'li all llie Ilnlnoer.itB. all tho Uorder ! . .- i . ,...? .
Stato members, inul a few of tho more
- - - '
moderate Republican", were present.
BpUJullons. ('has. J. Diddle, S. E. Anco
na, and (ioo. 11. Pendleton will please ue
ceptour thanks for valuallo public docu
meats received.
i ill: KKWfl
'I linn in Inn. b tiMMll.i with. Ihal
r.'ir bunted i'ur li'lbi.h hMthinf like
f .1. I nli 'I fit i niitil llit lief. Iilid We linvr
ill 1 1 1 in hi d i .'li. I r II' i' I bo W linle into n
inlrlh,ibi mi ubi ti u I i' mil' dp r.ittini
I ii w ill i t mil.
I Irli. Mi 'lell in 's npi'i i ion-, nn the pn
llillftlhi )iv .ii li l limn 111 lv nieeeKflll.H'
fin-. A fin I ' 1 1 t ut mg li nm Hi kte n. Un
it ItU iiiin mtilakin at Williainnbuig,
In 1 1' I In V W i I e cnntpt I led o fhow light.
On Monday the -" tit. a severe engagenu lit
look place, beginning early in tho morn
ing, inul hiding until night, resulting in
heavy loss on both sides. When the com
bat erased tho advantage." seemed about
cunl-but bv next morning, it wns tbs
covciod tlmt Iho enemy hd ubmidoned
miles above Villiamsburg, on the way to
Richmond, on thu east side of the Chicka
hominii river, having had bkirinisues
with tho onemy nil the way up. better
writers very generally unite in character
izing tho enemy as ilemoral'.t'tl and in
disord'!' ; but we see no evidence of the
fact. They all agree that the lighting is
of the verv best quality, and make no
mention of such captures as result from
the pursuit of a routed army.
On tho 7th, n detachment of MeClellan's
army, said to be ill 1,000 strong, reached
West Point, the head of navigation on
tlio York rirer, unci cD'ccled a binding,
followed by a battle said to be theseverest
that has yet taken place on the pciriiBula. 1
Tht rebels wuro totally routed, and driv- I
en back towards the forces of (it-ti. John- ;
aon on tho Chickahominiii. Huditnoij
been fo: our gunboats, nays the account, j
our troops would have been defeated. Tho !
account closes by expressing an opinion
that the retreat of tho rebels towards
Richmond would bo cut oil". But unless
our punt oats can get. up me .lames ruer
which it seems to be the province of the
Merrimac to prevent wo cannot see how
this interception is likely to bo aeeotn
plished.
By advices from Fortress Monroe, we
learn that on tho 8th inst., our rjunUiats
commenced the bombaidment of Sewu'.l's
1'oini and other fortifications of the rebels
on tho James river, which brought out
tho monster Merrimac. The following is
the account furnished
the Baltimore .1.
im rieja :
1'uKiiti.ss Mjnuoi:, May 8. Shortly Je
fore noon to-day the Monitor, Naugatuck,
Seminole, Susquehanna, Dacota and Sau
Jacinto, in the order in which they ale
named, steamed up to Sewall's l'oint,
Captain 'i.ndiner in command of the ex
pedition. As soon as tiiev arrived within
1 range, they opened with shot and shell li
ver bewail s l oint, most ol which were
good bhots. It was nearly half an hour
oefure any reply was made from tho J'oint.
The Rip Raps next opened, and then the
Naugatuck for the first time.
Several shots were fired from tho single
gun on the extremity of the l'oint, where
ullu Iron, the Monitor struck in the vicm
itv. doubtless disablinc the nun. as it has 1
j not been fired since. The position of the 1
Monitor was fair in advance of the rest of
tho Heel, and she continued on motion un-!
til within a mile or two of the l'oint, where
considerable execution must
,ion(, 1.,. .1... ..,,.....,, fi,.,.;,,,.
have been J
The Nau-
I gatuck kept in the back ground, tho rungo
j of the Parrot gun enabling her to tloso.
iThe Sewall's Point battery replied brisk
ly replied '
The Rip Raps fired occasionally, and a
eontiiiii.il liie was keol 1 1 1 bv the .'tin.
,oat3 Tho .,(,,;,- as comparatively un-
interesting from this point of view, on lie-
icount cf the distance being so great that
the iletuila could not bo scon.
At nhfuir nun r i' m- f n
lack smoke ,
was seen to rise, which it
was supposed i
was occasioned by a combustible shell bo
ing thrown into the woods, H soon died
out end disappeared.
Nothing more occurretl till 11 little he- I
bo seen ol her hut .1 snu.i s-iiwre block
. IsooL on the water.
1 , , , . . , , .
At a uiiartiT iwist (wo n I'lot-l; n verv
. .. . . . ' " .
(l(jse olack
sin jke aroso riiiilly from
;piecnt al Fortress Monroo on the 8th,
and witnessed the above nuino-uvres.
From the columns of Generals Mcbowi
ell, Hanks nntl Fremont, nothing of much
ini.ortnm:c in reported. McDowell is in
Fredericksburg, the enemy's pickets being
met with a few miles beyond. A large
number of contraband huvo been Kent
, . ., nl, nnn
iiieieiy urcti oi mo iuipar:i;u irectloiu
which they mot with among their Aboli.
j lion betrayers.
(ion. 1'ianksivan ut New Market, having
had bevcral alight fikirmishes.
i (ien. Fremont woo near St.iuutun.wLcie
'a tlighl cucuivut look placu between.
! i,( mi '! i Hi'ti Milt. hii.I '.
,U 1 1 ' 'il 1 in i! in I lie 1 1 iibi an 1 .Irl.nti.l
h" Mil' ,
T!,,. n minU linm the l i nli."" i' '
M.mKmI I'I IiV ii nri int. Unlit',!. ''IK'
div It i f "llt'd Hi"' ''I'linth I" nt it -
rd i Ihe iiet I'l'U In I'linli'it'lmtf n"""
(Me in (nil Ioh'k im nneinu em h Mhi ronly
two liltlei np tlt, followed til" liexl 'by by
the it' oil lhat no lighting is expected
tin re for some time to come. Tho limn,
bitidiiit iit ol I't'il Wright still continue
. t intervals of t wo or three d.ivs at a time.
. . . i . .
It seems lo be n strong place, and is tie -
f,.nded :,y a number ol gi.,,1
. . i . , i.-.,
, uiuiii-iij, i ii. ii., ii. i i,.ti. mi, ij ,
j w hieh were captured by our ttoops nut
long since, have been recaptured by tho
enemy, taking ipr.to n number of prison.
ers. .
.rt .btekson nnd St, Pl.illi.. I.nlow N.
. ., i
t means, ei u nni eapiureti. i uer sevt-i .11
days' bombardment, a part ol our lleethe nigger policy, cm ruptions, &c. They
passed the forts and proceeded to New ( f charge him with being the 'leader of tho
k 1 ! 1 . l' I I. nil
leans, securing tho surrender of tho city,
where it is believed Cten. I'.utler now is
nil li I. is. 1. in v linilii.t i.-u'lw.,! tin. fit V bV
" .........p,........ ... j .
wnv of bake l'Mnchartiain
Tlio Federal
Minboats proecided up the river, ami aie
r . . ', . ,,
reported to have taken IUton lumge
witliout any resistance, uen. i.oveu.w.m 1 ls lireekinrnlge or Douglas parly now,
his rebel forces frc said to bo some 50 or ( they nre all Democrats and V.m.i.ai m.;
r.n ...;i..u ..,..11. f Vmv (iT'li.ims is one of them, and t hat. is the Iron-
.... ,,
The work ol destroying the cotton, rice,
sugar Ac., is going 011 to the fullo.it extent.
Thirty 1 one thousand bales ure reported to
havo been burned at New Orleans alone.
Apartydelailetlforlhi.spurpo.se in Ar
kansas, reports that of 11 large numb-r of
planters visited, but a single 0110 of them
interposed any objection to tho sacrilice.
Throughout the whole region tJio air 1?
thick w ith smoke.
Tho rebel steamer Nashville, after laib
ing to ruu tho blockado oil' Charleston,
succeeded, finally, in reaching W ilm ing-
ton. North Carolina, with l(i, OOil stand ol i
arms, MO tons of powder, and o'.hei mu I
nitions of war. I
ihe rrench Minister has made a second 1
trip to Richmond, and returned to Wash- j
ington. All is mystery as to tho object of j
his visit. Yet wo are told, as if by author
ity, that his movements have nothing
whatever to do with a settlement ol our
troubles.
The news from Fumpe are again assum
ing n more interesting feature. They
now behold the complete and almost to
tal destruction of lasi year's crop of cotton
which is said to have been the largest
and best ever produced and tliey liehul I
moreover, that nono has beer, planted
this year, ami the inevitable result must
he that for thieo years hence the world
must get along almost without this fabric,
w hich now forms the principal part of al-i
mot every garment worn, o: in domestic
use. Is it any wonder, then, that the hi- j
habitants ot other lands uio liegiuunij to
feel an interest in our ntliiiis.
Later and Highly Important Norfolk.
Portsmouth and the Gosport Navy
Yard Surrendered-the Merrimack
Blown tip by the Rebels McClellan
within 27 Miles of Richmond.
Wasiiishtox, M.iy 11. The following
was received at the Wai Department this
morning
FmiTutss Movuor, Slay 10-.12 o'clock
.midnight.--Norfolk our?, and also
Portsmouth and the Navy yard, d'eneral
Wool bavins completed the landing of his
forces at Willoughby's Point ubout nine
n clock tins morning, commences! ins
march on Norfolk with five thousand men.
Secretary Chase accompanied tho Genor
al. About five miles from the landing pluce
a rebel battery was found on the opposite
side cf tho bridge over Tanner's creek,
i After a few discharges of companies of in.
f'antrv, the rebels burned the bridge. This
compelled our forces to uijireh around five
miles Kirther. At live o'c lock 111 the al
tcrnoon our (orces was within a short tlis-
tanco ol iSorlolk ami wete met. tiy a tteie-
gallon wi eiiiens, ami 1110 cuy was lorin
ally sui rendered. Our troops marched in,
' '0 now have possesion.
"ui. icimis ;n couiumi.ti iii.uuuy
liovernor of Norfolk- The City and Navy
Yard were not burned. The fires which
I have been seen lor some hours proved to
bo I lie .vootis iiurninj!.
(ien. Wool, with Secretary Cha-sc, re
tuniotl nt eleven o'clock to-night.
(ic:i. linger withdrew hi-forces without
battle.
Tlio Merrimac is still oil Sewall's l'oint.
Com. Roger's expedition w.is heard from
this afternoon ascending tho James Kiver
The reports from Hon. M'Clellan nro fa
vorable. FnwiN M. Stanton.
Tlio following has just been received by
Hon. P- H. Watson, Assistant Secretaty
of War :
Fortress Monkof.. May 11. Tho Mer
rimae was blown up by the rebels at two j
minutes befe.ro live o'clock this morning
She wan set fire to about threo o'clock.- j
Tho explosion too place at tho time stated. 1
It is said to havo bc't) a grand sight by!
those who sow it. The Monotor, Steven's I
baltery nntl the minboats haVO eone Up;B,,proved Uiakti fur durability nntl eninfiirt.
toivalds Norfolk.
K. Sanioih',
Military .Supervisor.
A portion of Gen. Mi;Clellan'ii nriny,
under (ten. Sloncinan, had reached New
Kent court house, some 27 miles below
Richmond, without much difliculty the
rebels expecting to muko a vtund at Bott
torn Bridijo.sonie 13 miles from Richmond.
Hut as the James river is now
ui iuslsb
ion ol our gunboats, they can reach wilh -
i i .mi' i .... I i t. '
in a few miles of Iwc.hmond, and it more,
limn probiiblo tuat 110 llll thcr ellort Will
bo nuvlo to save Richmond, but that tuo
reoel Capitol will bo removeil SOUlli.
From tho southwest tho nccounU nro,."!
.. .. .... . . .
Btiu unsaiihiaciory. llio rebel licet at -
tacked our gunboutB nt Fort Wright on,
ll.nl n,l K-P ,P.p..,l. ...i 1,... .
' , ';i"'-
soiuiers aie in mo worKS ftl r,ort riglil
all having been sent to Boaurcard. as is
Kupposed, at Corinth. One hundred of j
our cavalry were captured near Corinth,
-
itul il i linm -lit. Ih iL 1I..1. ,.,;,, t . .
aua it la luonalit tUaldauleiluiued rtoit-
uUw: will tvUiudt, tlivie.
Hi' ntm .!. II iii nn 1 1 i Mb-iinn,
" no iMimv l tiMI, M,ti,. i,..mi- lit t In lite
'lli i. ) mil i, m t,,, , iv ImiiKIiI-
li'rt R M . l.i.ill I. Ill i- , . I'lltli l K lll',
nnn t,f Im Mmil In I li ( ' nit 1 1 ii t it 11 i-li
Hi" Mlii T side, 1. 1 (lin AlliMlc ; nft.l In I
Minljllitw iv Urn ,.. r ,,( H,,, ,.jV ,,
MM A "d., ,i,ri..;,' IVtiltlel.il !" hi,
w ill be m wii In Ihn pi opb, of I.
louiily, tnonior wh.-in will ree.illet t tlmi,
It's, limn two short jenm ng-, Mir Hi. h,,rd
win the veiilable Chniiniiin v Iht, Doug.
las Statu executive Coinmilti e, mid, as
mieh, showed hinni lf to bo one ol Ihe
mo-it uneonipriiinisiiiii npiiooents of .lolm
C. ltltu Uinri'lgewilhin t h- bmad limits of
, r . "iiwnonw valtli. Urn A 'imt, it is'
i" "f"'' ;V"; '"""'"riously.-given to Iving
'Ol I his list whopper oiit-heroils Herod
.. . . ....
iiiniseit llie wriliin: eihtor oftliat paper
imiHt havo taken an extra quantity of l.n
,g" '"'mi" ne iiunc .a i ne itnove mention.
( . 1 . '
V.i.i.ANnmii.w. The lie publicans nie
very much out oflmmor with V,
M.I, AS .
ini.ll am. Tho leiison is that he
is in no.
1 w ise men v-niiiutlieil in t e nunt'iiitioii of
isreeKinriUL'ct i.'einocracv r ne never
lie
was a I'reekim idee num. Ifn was I K.
personal friend mid champion of Douglas
' .....I 1 1.,. I., .,r , l. 1 1.,....!.... I ,
j iiiii 111. n iv'i. ii. 11.. l"Mll.lni'i.T.ii7i;il -
1 cy in Ohio. In l.sfiii he received, in his
di-trirt, lor Congress 1 l.d.VJ votes, while
i lircckmildgi! received less than "JoO votes
,(he mm)c jn tio 8 im(, (ilJtrit.t- Tip.t.
ble with the Itepublieulis, .;Uiwn
. 1
A'li ,
List of Grand Jurors for June Term. 1862.
Ilcccaria K. H. Haymaker.
Ura ly Isaac Dines, Peter Seylwr, Peter
Solidiiy, James Miles.
Hurnsitle John Mehalfey.
J'.ell Thomas Mclihee.
Covington Ino. Mnlson, David Askey.
Clearfield U. Stunih.
Decatur Daniel A vers.
Ferguson W. F. Wiley.
Cirartl- Charles Mignot.
Huston T. Hen it. Hiram Wootlward.
Karthaus Henry Yothcrs.
Knox John High.
Da .vrenee Samuel Clyde.
1, umber City Jesse Spencer.
Morris J.C. Allpoit, N. Fullmer.
New Washington John Fealh.
Penn Samuel 1 'errick.
Union Henry liailev.
TRAVIS jn;0US-I.-,t. week.
lect:ai ia Tlioinns fiitiom.
Bell A. Miller, Thos. Sundr rlin.
l'liadford David Askey ,leo. Itowrrso.x,
Luke Ivvler.
Drady J. W. Hays, Reuben J'.onsidl,
D. D. Ogtlen, AVm. Armagasl Jos. bines.
I'.urnside C. li. King, Klijah While,
Yin. Tonkins, J. Henderson, Elijah Haker.
Hoggs Samuel Rubison, Jerry Smcal.
Chet Wm. Tucker.
Cicailiebl Wm. P.iglcr, J. Mcl'hcrson.
Ciirwenp ville John Irwin.
Decatur K C. Ilow nian, R. Shoivaller.
Ferguson Alex. Reed, Alex Ferguson,
J. C. Ferguson.
Fox Thomas Mulkins.
(iirar l W. Wallnce, II enry Spn. k man.
(trahani .1. P. Nelson, Jacob Wilhelin,
Huston F. Ii. Mewil, Arnold I'.liss.
Jordnn Ro bel t Johnson, Sr.
Karthaus K. Pile, Joseph Cusebear, R.
J. Haines, Cbas. Conaway.
Knox John Fox.
Lawrence Abrttham Ogden, Rudolph
Swartsworth, John Irwin.
Morris Jeso lieain.
l'ike Simon Thompson, Jonathan Mc
Dowell, Jacob Kilter.
Union Philip Plant-hard.
2nd Wii.k.
PicccMin Jos. Stewart, Wm. I.ightner.
I'.radv Kli Fry, J. J'.oiisull.l i. Knarr.jr.
lluinsitle John Ruminel, Jus. McMur
ruv, Joseph Pioihers.
Clearfield A. Irwin, D. F. Ktzweik-r.
Curwensville I ewis liloom.
Chest Jo'in Hookonbcrry, Jas. Curley.
Covington D. P. St. Clu'ir, John. M.
Reiter, John Yothcrs.
Decatur Wm Mays, John Crane.
Ferguson- -15. Armstrong, P. McCrackcn.
(iirartl Alex. Livingston, 11. -I. llite.
(ioslien Matthe w Tate.
(iulieli John Dyers. 1
( iiahani 1 ieoigo Davidon.
Jordan Ji'mes McNeal.
Knox James Cathcnrt.
Lawrence Uish Ardery.
Morris (ieo. Ardery, James Dillon.
Penn Thos. Daugheitv, Jos. Daviit.
Pike David Hloom, Daniel Ilarlsock,
Alexander Caldwell.
Union -J. W. Hollepeter.
tlcto bbnftscnuniS.
liXu rswicK's
Market Mrcrl, (jlfarlitld, l'a.
CONSTANTLY on I mid a lnrgo nml well fo
lected ftoik ol
DUUtiS tl CHEMICALS,
l'uiiitM, Oils, Vnriiilie nnd Iyt'-Stuirt,
Taint r.ru.-he.., anil IinisheJ of nil kitnl.-,
Perfumery nnd Funt-y Articles,.
Tubnceo nnd Pegnrs,
Stntionory,
I.i.iiors ft.r Medicinal rurposcs, (including
Uranily, wlnnkey, um, l'ort, Mit-rry und.Mudeiru
Wines. .Ic, ie., 4e.
LT4 Ua S3 Si3 3? S3 a
A lnri-n ftoek conptuntlv nn lmiul. nf 1 1. a tnnal
-v-Tho Doctor will persounlly (iiiierintend
I thin department of tho buniness.
Clearfield, May I I. 6tn.
r.OISTKirs N O i l t l'.. Xotico, is hortT-
civen that tho fullnwine acoounts linve
been uxituiiiie.l and pasted by me. and remain; valmililu premiuiii : j
filed of record in this office for the inspection of I ;eh yearly pnbsrriber will be entitled to n ro-
heir., lepatees, creditors.tmd nil others in any Ct,jlt for ,10 (election of .r0 cents worth of plain
other way interested, and will bo prcsoiited to ',,,, rr0mtuo designs in tho book, or from tlio!
tho next Orphan's Court of ClenrCold county, to ,, or they mav bo ordered and sent by ,
be held at Iho COUtT HOUSE, in tho boroueh m-, ii1O0 Jur'iu- tin rear, bv i.nvinLMbo
'of Clearfield, coinuienciiii: on tho 3rd Monday
p r r. 11 -...I..- -.i..oi ..i
0fjull0 SC2, for connrmntion and allowance :
il. The partuti ncceunt ot .lacoii . cumptieit
ano it in nirton ctaruner, j.xeruiors ot me nisi
, tlllrn(,n, of Tim,bv , co. ,.. of
Jlnrnsido tnwLchip, Vlearficld county, dec d.
,2' lllu l'"""11 ""0,,Bt;J7,n,"ll,('.r,1 A'
i irillUI HI UIU ruuu ui vuiiii i itu nniui, nuu ui
CovinKton township, Cloarfiold county, doo'd.
- The (luardiun nccomit of Dett. Wilson, Guar
dian of tho ininur children of Robert Loonurd
J-
1 , of Lnwrcnco township, CloarCeli county,
tv
deceased.
4. The neeount of Christopher Kratjer, Admiuis- .
trator of the citato of Anthony Kratr, lata of
j l'ike township, l.learliel.1 county, deceasou.
iTbe ''cou,,.t wf !' 'V M"""' Admtnijitrator of
. I ami ainpn ar inn iriinnsBiii rnmii m. r nnn
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and credits, which wore of Jacob Ttpory.lato of
the townfhip of Woodwsrd in tho county of
t-lourueiu, aeconse.i.
JAMEi WKIliLliY, Hnititr.
' Hefc'ijter' Office, ClearaylJ, May 13, 1SC2.
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I'loiirfit'l.l. mi .MuiiiUy I lie Wth iltiy nf Jiine mxt,
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I'DIIOII'S NOTiCi: The itinliTsi"
o.l, an Auditor rtiiimimc'il to di-tril.nt. tin-
e ,i i c .i . , i ,
..loiipy nritmis from tl.e o f t ,t. llcl Utl
of Julin tiralnini, sen., l.sle of l.rudfor.l touu.'bii,
will iiltt iid tu tlie .-nun- nt l.is new o f.lr,' in tl,
I'uiirl l.ntise, on Sitliirdiiv llie Hl.t .M.'iy, ISf'C',
wlicre all iiers'in.. i n I ei t-t -. neiv iilt. n.l.
ISllAt'.U TKST,
rlenrli.'l'l, May 1 1. p-1 Aa lirnr.
EM'.CIJTOH'S O I K' I '.-Not ire is liore
l.v k'h'i'ii tlit.t lii-ttefsTf.-taiiii'i'.liiry, on llie
cclate ol U'm, I!. Ai.cXAxnrR.lnte ol the towiitl.ii
of Woinhviird, deceiiyed.liiii e l.een granted to ll.e
iinder.-i'iu'd. All H-r.-ons iiidul.te.l to M.id estute
nre reiiiiri'd to n.iike immediate i.iyttient, inul
tltose 1. living i-ltiiniH npiini-t llie siime will (.rest tit
them duly iiuthenti.'iiled fr M'lilement.
W.M. II. AI.KX AXIltlt, i:.'r.
V lwtird tj.., May 1 1, T..'. tit.
VI IM I M S i lt ATI IH'S K ( l l f I : N.,tip"e
is lierehy ivn Unit letters of AdminiFtrH
liori lin vo been (.'runted to the undcr'ned on
llieeptatfl of I-lLl. 13 ASKliY, Into t.f Tike
township det eniied. All pt Tion.-' indrlited to pid
eslnttf lire re.iieftel to mnke juiymeiit w ithoiil de
lay u'kI thoso linrin claim.' nj;iiitut tlio (nif
will . recent them duly ntithenlieiite.l for settle -meiit
to mo. JoSIAII l'.YANS,
I'urweiifvilltt, Ajril ."!(, I Sfi2. jut Adin'r.
Dissolution of Partncrsliip.
riH I'. Co-jmrtin-r.iliip lirretofore exisliiif; l-e-X
tivoeti Jlolt, Wilp-on l-Holt, til Centre Hill,
(Iridium township, Cleurliold county, was dissolv
ed l.y iiitituii! conseii' on the lllit Murch Inst.
The liooks are in the h.uiils of John II . It. fot
settlement, liy whom the biisiiic'p-s will bo conduc
ted nt the old stiiDtl, where lie k- now oion;n n
new Monk of splendid jroods to neeommoihito nil
who may ftivor him with their custom.
May 7, lSf,L'-fit.
MM K. I) I'M OK FST'S
Ql,' ARTKHLY MlltROIl OF FASHIONS,
With Great Improvements & Additions-
Tho Summer Number contnins
I'o.ir l.arc;e .v. splenillil l-'atiliiiin-Plates,
Three l-'ulUsiied ratlerns of Dresse.
COMI-ltlslMI TUB
X, (r French
U'li.s. an I'Jeiinid Si
ml it
Misses iSiirc, untiii Sheet cf AVtr ami JU ivttiial
Hraid and I anbniidei lntr I'iitlerns,
Tocether with nearly 100 KnirrnvitiL's of ull the
novelties for Kmnmer I'.otinets. Chinks. Trim-
iniiniT". Children's Iire.'ses. J.'te.. nnd Vnlunblo
inf'ormnlion to Milliners, Dress Milkers. Mothers,
I nnd I.ndies generally, presenlinK Hie Inr. ft nml
best I'nsh ion Maf:ii.ino in tlio world, published
173 Mroadway, nnd old every where nt 2a ets., or
ant i.v i,.;i i.n. t free, nn reerint t.f the nininint.
: .,-,,, (lP .ik-er. Yuarlv SI. with the fullowinit
" ' "
i .,,...,,
! ji-.r-Strletidid inducements to Cnnves.-ers.
SVMMKll Ko. iYOU' 7.'A'.l J'.
... t 'to
May 7. 52
Dlt. A. M. IIII.l.S desires to inform his
pntients, nnd those who may desiro his pro-'
1J patients, and those who may desiro bis pro
! tioss in bis office in Clearfield, bo will be unablo to
; fesainnal fcrvices, that owing to the press of bun-1
aT;Uxl his usual places any tnoro i but tnav always
Ii.r.,im,l .ik,..;i a.;i i' f
.'. . i.
K It tu.ii. i',..;,,,. ...i.'t i. ..i..'..
I ccd for Vulcanilo work.
TT A I UK J II. W, SMITH CO. are roceiv.
Jj ing ,heir si-iuso tiouiis. Yoii are respectful.
y invitad to call and examine thoir assortment.
si.A.i.... .1. . -. .. n .....
,jg tuu uiHer fex. April iU,
. "17"IM)M r,(),fMM lb. of WOOL M'ANT-
, Tr r.u : tor wuicn m j Lignest ctlv prices wi II
bo paid, by J. 1'. KKATZEU.
May 7, 16C2.-H.
Hp a vim
II CY ''allinllie
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U.l.v. TIm all. rnnr.l. i iiml h-r un.l imr t... ..m .
i.l l.l.K..I dywui. ry. tliHM.f uur tit Lctil.ur- hud tt l JT,
n.y tfp tort-.! 1.1m villi two t.ni ..f i,,llr en, t 111
m Ii.t tirt.iin.l ti. ai.l fruiu li vr In I w.lil'v .lollani dm i,',
l.illa, anil l.'sl ll.url. limp, nlll.vut l .li.'i! r.in j ,.ir ?,
pu n tin 11. Sin h iiinhviiii-11. imv, il.k, Q,.,.1,'
..! ami lv.ur.-l, will l.p i.rir,, I,,,.. ,U"T
lllit). J. (iltiri'lN, l,Umuv.
IiidiRi'slioii nnd Imntnity ol the Bfooj.
Vimi J.'cp. J. V. Ilimcs, Juli,r vf AAkM Vkmeh,
1R. Avkk: I l.i.vo lf,., j,,r i'iiKuh nir,.MiL.r."
nr. i'M in my f.U'-.ily nn.) t.i....i.K Ui.wp 1 am .-...Ipj i,,,,
1.1 ili-tr.-Kj. .,.Mt,. tho r(! f dict-p.t n n.,.l i,.,...
p II..' Uijv . y hl II..- w rt wt r. !ii'y I h.v
kn.iwn. .,, i , ,.,n,tj,iui.y rn-jiuun-iid dun. t,. tl,
Y.'iir., J. V. 11 1 Mr. '
IVakkah. Wiiimi.-w Co., N. Y., Ort. i4. 1S5.
lirtR Sik . 1 hiu una.K v.'iic C'nihjunic l'illa ui n.y priio.
lin- inul II ml llii.nl un i..wll. si i...pirirv I.. .'.........
I nvKli-tn nuJ .uri!y Ifii' l, niil;.ti!. i f Un- I I.hI.
.!01I' 11. 31i.Atlj.lM, M. Ii, .
Frjrsipt-Iii, Seroluln, liinu'n F.vil, Teller,
Tumurs, anil Suit Itheuni.
rrcm a Ii ii'urii.nu .V. rclmnl of to. l.iwi, 114. 4, Ki;
Tr& An: T.'iir ruin .in. Hip (.nrnrm i.f all th,(
pnml in B.i-lh'iiH'. TIk-v tn tiiri.l my litlh. .Im.-hl.r
( iiIi-pniiiHaiin'a uptU Uir fcumln anil t-pi tlitil Im.l piiiv,
hi.'i.niiili fur y.-itr.. Hit iitolhcr l.tnl l' n ii'.. irii. T1(U
V f.lrli'p.l ilh l.l.tips ..ml 'miplH un hvr nKm ittl in
hrf lr. Afti-I ttj fclKl.i Wm t"4ll. hilt' Ills, trini vout
Mils. iw..I thy H.ti' ,'i.ri .r Iht. ASA MilKtlRllXl'K.
jKbrninaJisni) Keurulpia, iiud (.out.
Turn Uu Ai p. IV. Ikiwkrt, ttie -V, iWisl Ijna. (Imnh.
V u.-ki II. .cm. Savannah, 41a., Jnn. I'., ):.,r.
If Tcunrn Sin : 1 pluml.! tip uuiernti fill fiTtliprplipf jnu
kill Iiiih .r..i.sl.t Mr if 1 ilW n.-t irpiTt my raw t. j.,u.
A .'..I.l a.'Utr.l lu n.y litul.a inul l.r.'iit.t -it ixrrui'iii'tiLi:
niurnU'ii' bun.., Kaii-lt nilr4 In i l.ii.l.l ikinmaliNrii
Ki.twnAtjiitl.ntr 1 hail Hit- tt-.t i.l' ik.T.ii'ltn.. tltp.li..au
kin-w wi.ipp anil m.rp. iililil. l.y Hip iiilii. i-14 yi.m ptvI
1. Ill n'.-nt in lliiltilii.-lp, l.r. 3lii.-kt-p. rii-, I tried ymirVUW.
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mp r.f tlu in, 1 uu. uutt t-utiri-ty t.. II.
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lilt. Avi B r l Im.' 1.. II pl.tirply rnml t.y ui.r l'MiN .1
PiIk'.IHUIIH' (ii.tll U I'itil.l.lt llir.1 n-i' Hint Iiail Hltli' Md nit
.r v. nil-. MM I NT Sl,ll.:.,.
I'or l)riy, I'lelliorn, or kiiiilietl Com-
lntlltri, l. J....tll 1.11 lulitp l-Uip', tll' J UH-1.1. . Ail'l
i. nt ii'Un .ly.
fi l ohtivenrss or 'oiistiMtion, rind as
A DtttMrr I'll I, ll.i't itrp i;tpi itl.lr t.iij i n.-. 1 tiul.
Tits, NiiinirrsMiin. I'nralysis, Inllinninn.
tliili.ai.'l .un Di.if.K an, nml I 'at I I II It till -llt'KK,
l.uii' le u cm isl t) I1h iilti raliii u. I i . i i, iij,.,,
l'JL.
?ti.i. .f the Mli; in niurlc I r.'iitnin ?lpnnry, Li,li,nJ.
tin. ii-l. a t:..i'tli,. r.iiti.ily in Miilful lrtnK. i itntiifi-ti-i.
It. ii uuMl. ill. fn.tii 111.- lir.-a.ltiil i --ti i j wi i. Ital frp.
nin'iiily t..il. v it iiwaiitii ii. nt;.'. Tli. rJ iiu
iiliu im tiui-
put; ir minttiil antatntiit it fcott-wr.
AVER'S CIIEKRY TECTOHAL
mu nil! iiAi-in i ri;i: nv
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i l.'jfllt? Ii;le m.tiU' it lltltnilv kll. wn. ..v.l.K alp tU
i t."il '" ' o'ui.ny ..n il.t- .. i.timni .tt,-
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Mktp rtie tinny trtnritl iiiiip li" I t lli- .' r-
pr.Hif.tl .iip II irt'M'llts tin... tN.H-p 1 .urn. K-.p il I?
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lin y know ton tin- tirtii. of this ri'ti.p.!?. i""1 ""' -
more Hum to awn re tbtui it is still ip W l"t ;l "n
l. Vr wtre wii-..i-t. ni i are, nn toil tt'.rnl'P it tt.p
n."t t .,,fihli'. iu id ili iitli.nl ili,T'W'i) "n
lithe list .mint wlii. In. ui pliill .nn tinnl-li t IV
PRKI'AREf) BY DR. J. f. AVER,
?:ctic8l aod Annlytical Chemist, Lowoll, Mast
A Ail HOLD U V
Mny, Tth, lii2 1 y.
4 IMI MTlt ATOM'S I U I'.-.Nuli, o
2 V is hereby j;iven thi.t Letters of A'liiittii.-trn.
lion linve been L'riiiite.l to tho subscriber on the
esljitttof THOMAS McCKACKKX. lute of I.utu-
l.er city, Clearfielil c.ttnty, ilecensed. All ..'r.'ins
imlebted to paid cMalp, nre r."iiest.'d t.i nmU
iinineilinte .nvniiiit. ami there hnriii rl.iii.u
.-i'iiinst the snme will present thorn duly million
tieiited I'er settlement.
THOMAS HKXnV.
rorgujnn tp., A ril oil.'fiL'.. Adtn'r.
t AIJTION.--ALL persons nro hereby ciu-
tinned nii'm.-t purehnsinK or trailing f..r
eertnin promisory N..to diiled sometime in Miiv,
tsnil, due Mny, I.'-i.J. ilrnwn in favor of Win, L.
Munn, of Jordnn township, and cnllin;: for JKMI,
as I inn deennined not to pny ?niil note uule.'i
eotnpelled l.y duo course of law, ns I never receiv
ed viihie for the same.
7'iOllKKT JOII.V.SIO.V.
Jonhin township, April .'10, lso.:u.
" ll AIAI.OMCV ,V CO."
viiii.n'.snnir;. ci:xrin:c(K, rK.v.v.
CO l' I 'J-: 1 , TJ X A S 1 .1 1 K KT-I HON
WAlii: MA NT FA CI URKR.
AH orders for work nttonded to with tho utiuoft
j iironit.tiiess. and all Miles wnrrante.1 to rende
r en-
iro stiti-laetion. I jnn-l j-1 02-
tfj
hereby Kiven that Letters Testamentary i
I the eMato of Willwm Morrell, late of I.
cflato of William Morrell, late of hawr."
tp., tleftriieiu enmity, dec i, nnve ueen &
r.in I- ;
tho uinlcrsiRnca to wtiom nil porsons m l. l
toanid ostttte will make iminedinto iniymeiit.ac J
: those hnvins claims nirniint tho snmowill 1'resef
theui duly nuthontieated for settlement.
OSCAH 1J. MKItilKLL, .
.lOlIX J. Il l'AD, J "
(Tenrf.eld, April, 2, lSf.2.
.., rt ,., ,T . i nr"!' v"wiii
rl,1l l' l'I'V, fi r '. Lp-
be t-pened for tho receptio.T of puiuls
'nn. r,.m. ... nn IT, m, .i- Vnu 1H. , t S.,!.
Tuinii per Session of Kleven Wcflfl
OrtlinRrapliy, Heading. WriHng, I'riili7
Arilliinetic nnd lieo(;rn).by, J"
IlipjUer Arithmtdie, KnglisU Uruinmiiti
Geugrapby nnd History,
Algebra, (leotnotry, Natural I'liiloJopliy,
nml lloolf Keeliini.
' La.'in aDd tirot'!t LaiiRuaRes,
. . . 1 ' an
V V"
a thorettRll
r ""dents desirous of aequiritiR
i Lncliili Kducation, nnd who wish
qualfy
' thoiuselros for Tuaeh.rs. this Institution
i , ( , l,:0 Tn
oticri
i desirable a. Ivaiilaues.
v.. n,.ti o,,iu,.,i r.,p i,.ja (t.nn ti ii ! f i scseion,
and no doductiou mado except for protracted
sickness.
Tuition to bo paid at tho close of tho term.
C. li. 8ANHF0RD, Principal,
Clearfield, May 7, 18C2. ly.
TnT.OITt, IJACO.V, PRIKD ri'ArlltH. Dried
A )iles, Ac., nt
KltATZLIlS
ClourUeld, April U, 13C1'.
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