..J -
,j , , l, It l" I I" !" f..l h'
1 I. r. le r
i.i. I iii rl"nf nil. I'ol I
t ,1
Mil
a ani.l -II I ' Mm. N Imt
II h it I' -i ' ft 1 1 n t 1 1 1 v lllllll ?
) ,- No 1 1. i) K in')" i I Inui Him
llrt I I 1- I . I IM It'' I '. W'lllll Will VI II
wl'.'i him iTwr m t 'l I. iiii iIumi Sou ( It ?
;., V will n" liim lik"' 4 p'-M if in Hi
We hope In' will I ! ""It" I (! Mlmr el
Obion. t Ml.
) Vi- f-o ilu I. W In n d." your lot m
" fif i nlmliiii'fit r.x pirn ?
Wfen lluiwnl' iamer. We enlist
tJ foi dining "i0 w. '""l K' 1 li""i''
two from each rompany every inoti'li
joea homo for lliif ty day.
JTiwit- How long have you been in ser
vici? ;,f Twenty five nioi.ths. When J i 1
you rnlM f
Yek--Jutl nine months ago lu'd.iy.
We tlK-tulii that it wa our duty to raise
rnouclt ief to overpower you, mid wo
got put S'00,000 last full, hutyo'l (1
buggcia have, used them nil up ;
will
Imvo to p.it somti more soott.
Jt.i I LntiiihinK heartily.) When nro
ypti going to cross the river again J
Yunk Can't toll. You don't into in
very d u nice when wo uo
t'OlllO
OTir.
f. A ( h, you d.m't oome in tho right
spirit. If vou eotnooyer civil wi will use
you" well.
Ynr.k Woll you know uh privalei can't
arrange that, else ho would luvono more
fight ing.
Jt-b Yn wo lenoiv Mint, Wo arc wil
ling to ettltlo if y nu propose for an lonjt
as vou Htrikc, wo must parry. Hut
about
McClollan, r'o thought you culled
traitor and u coward 1
I'n n A-That won't entry out.
but Aholitionims sny bo.
him a
None
This will givo you nn ldoa how
wo got
slnng with our littlo private interview,
utolen from our otliccrs, for if tlioy had
known we wero acrosfi tho lino, wo would
liave been arrostod when wo cams back,
LatthfV Hid'ntfitrl it out.
WM. CARK.
An Em Trm M arriro. One of that tin
bajafty trnli-rnity, , bachelor editor, has
lately married a pretty girl, tin I talktas
follows, v iz : 4 A pair of nvoot lips, a pro
croof two delicate IibimIm, nnd a pink waint
ribbon, will do as much tounhingo a man
as thrw fevers, ll:fi meanles, a largo "izou
whooping-cough, n pair of lock jaws, scv
eral Lydrcpholiiai, and the doctor's bill."
61) c (Tlcartitiii tpublian,
CI.EAHflELn. r,
Wednesday Morning, Jane 3d, 1863
CLUB MEETING.
Tho regular monthly meeting of tbo
Cvntral Democratic Club of Clearfield
County, mot at Cleat field, on the CGth tilt.,
in the Democratic Read 11,4 Room
,
abeenco of tbo President, S. C. Thomp
son, Eq., of Morris tp. was elected Tretd
dent fro trm, Androw Addletnan, of Law
rence tp., and Jacob Kunti, of Brady tp.,
Acting ns Vice rreuidcnlH.
The proceedings of the last meeting
wero read and approved. On motion of
Francii Short, W. M. McCullough, Esq.,
was called upon to address iho mooting.
At the conclusion of the speech, O. 1!.
Ooodlandor, Esq., introduced the follow
ing licbolutioni, which wero adopted:
Risoh'tJ That we regatd the recent arm
rest, trial, conviction and banishment, by
military authority, of Hon. C. L. Vallan
dighnm, a private citizen of Ohio, as an
outrage upon tho rights of American Cit
izonship, without a parallel in the history
of our country, and such an act as may I
justly alarm theorl apprehensions of j
........... . i
the friends of civil Iioertv throughout tlio , .
world; and we thereioro demand of rresuit'ie noble Dcmrcracy of thnt county, in,
dent Lincoln, lis immadiato and uncons their renominalioti of CVris L. Ferkhoi
ditional releaso. isa, for the Lfgislaturo. Mr. F. has aU
JlcsoL'td-Thnt we view the act of com rcR(, Kprvei, lWo tf.rm9 Rml s0 -ei: satis
touting the sentence, by the President,:. , .. ,.,
from imprisonment in a National Fort, to "ere hl constituents that they have
banishment "beyond the lines" as debigns just now honored him with an unanimous
cd. and doedred to Li so understood, us a nomination for a third term. lie was
deliberate insult offered by the Chief Ex-; amor) tie m0i,t nclive and influential
ctive Olficer of the Nation, not only to j . . .i ,c
the Deraociatio party, of bich Mr. VaU members of the House-possessing lalen
landichara was a JistinguisheJ member, ! equal to any, with an energy und a will
but to all olhers who aro uuwilling toinuch as few men possen, Well done,!
sanction all tho leading acts of the pre'-. I fjHini,rift, j
ent Administration ; and so beleiving, wo i ' TT7ivin t.i,m
hold it to be the duty of every citizent who Cacuut a artar. Tho L nion leagues
dasirc-sthe restoration and perpetuation ! of New York held a grand mass meeting
cf our free institution", to act accordingly, i at Ulica, in that State last neek, and, for)
On motion tho Club ordered the speech '
of Mr. MoCulloueh to be printed in the
JUpubfan, when they adjourned to meet
in the Court House, on Tuesday evening,
the 10th day of Junu next, when eoveral
prominent speakers win be present to act1
dreas the Club.
T. J. McCt Lboran, Secretary.
Riot at UARRisuuRr;. Soruo of tho ro.
turned volunteers bad a diSkulty with
soino of the negroes at Ilsrnsburg last
i. .. .... -c
ween, which iei to me Cleaning out. oi
aorno bix cr seven negro houses lu the
northwestern part of the city. No one put pose " 1 ' ' '
was seriously hurt, but most or the 'darks' j rcenl th'3 5cnHlori:.l d.stt.ct in tho Dnm
were badly scared-thinking their time ,ocl"lic Sut( Convention of the 17th met.,
had roally cotso.
Toe regiments to rhich these soldiers
belonged had parsed rssolutiens, which
were generally published in the Abolition
-v.-... iv.i.,.. ii.
Biin-io r..Kon..ti.- upu.. mu,
"CopperhcaJ?." nnd tho Harri'.burg TeU- Gkn. Uooxta's Army. Ferley, writing
graph was eloquent with its warnings. It'tothe Roston Journal (Abolition) from
now Fcem that but very few of tho pris ; Washington, gives tho following view of
vates of these regiments knew anything of array aiatteis :
these resolutions until thry met them at
llarrisburg on their return. In cotAurma
tiun of this fact tho Ttltpraphbu never a
word to say about Iho riot The Ioot
tc cms to bo on 'torher leg.
For Govsrkor.- The York Gaztlit, for
mally nominates Gen. Win. B. Franklin (
of that county, rho, it will be remember.
d, led the loft win;; in tha assault upon
Ft-A.lst.vlnlrulkisjff in TiaiAiriKap Inif anil vna
,
afterwards relieved of his command, as
candidate for Oovcrnor, and earneitly ur-
get bis nomination by tho approaching
Dernrstietjti. 'orvotion.
.
All tu
Ml I' It III' I
Iff,
in
Mid
hl II I: y I i ll in IM I
fiinm than n
ts t i k tii'fi, "i n (m
tlliir wne j I 1 1 ' 1 1 V II f lllig." Hi rut il
(itmt 'M ttit In liMn tlm iiy rlo.i'ly in
vi ii"l, tiivl it il IV ii'ln t r" r rrento.
to have l ii'ti driven lvl , ("r lather in)
t i thi I ii lino of rntroiii'limrnlK. upon
wliirli.it it fiirlhif fl'ir'lllri, IiiV
nn! !"-'u.!'n wi-io iniiilo on Fiidiy tho '21,
iHi hof hi h ii'Hilii il in n ppul0 -the
I'liioii 1 1 being v i'l hi'iivy. 'I'ho luli is
nil I to hi so precipitous thnt ladders were
ned in tho attempt lo nmko the ascent ;
tho nebeb, mi arw Idle luirliiiff h jtul grcn.
itilos, nod rolling i-hi'lls do'vn tho hill,
which exploding, ciiusod t roiuundoUH Imv
oo in "ur rnnki. The daloii frnin Vicks
hurg nrc im lntn n tho 2oth ult. Tlioro
hud lioen no fighting inco lh" l'ri hiy
I previous our (oichh having comnionoed
tho work of huildiiif! entiv.irlinpiits pro
paialovy to tho taking of the cily by rvg
uhir ai'proachcii. Thin, it ib laid, may oc
cupy two A'ceks, Trotn fhcl sources, it
would ceciii that, whilo (Sen. lVmherton
reel mis it m-h nsivo opi'i ations, (..en. Joo
JohliKton i in (Sriuit's reural Iho head of
from 15. 0( 0 to -20,0(10 men, r lio.e mini
bur are rapidly augmenting and that ho
is at ,1'icknon, Imp lines extending to the
liig Mack Hi idge placing him within
Btrikim: distance, as it were, of (iiniil'n
rear. Although the published d ispaii hi s
Irom don. brant, represent the siege nc
progressing satisfactorily, and that he is
libit ii'.l ml ly able to repel any attack in
tlio rear, aim imil our iimu success u hk- ,
mired, ' wo must confess that wo have our !
doubts.
Much nc.tivity is observed among the
rebel forces on the Rappahannock, and
many think a formidable demonstration
on Washington, is contemplated. Hooks
er's army is very much reduced by the
discharge of the two years men from ew
York, Now Jersey, and New Engh:nd,Hi)J
the nine-mouths men from rennsylvnnia,
which fact in no doubt known to (ten. Lee.
It is nnnouneed that the exchange of
prisoners has been suspended for the
present the Confederates taking tke inis
tiatire.
It is suspected that this movement liaj
grown out of the execution of two alleged
robel spies, by order of Gen. ISurnside,
and for which two Federal Captains had
been condemned to a similar fate by way
of retaliation.
In a Nr.w Cuarxteb. Daniel Ullmun,
who, rs many 01 our rea'icrs win remems
I or ncod In tl.'iirn nl 11 lnMinre. ravini
very particular attention to the political I
airairs of this county, is now at New Or
leans, oprating, first under Gen. Ilutler,
and now under Gn. Rnnk; nnd it is now
announced that ho is about lo he appoint!
' r d to the commnnd of the 20".o'v'. lugro
soldiers which Stanton promises to raise.
We think this would be putting the right
man in the right place. Dan. is about ns ed. All pemm indehied to f.iid etnte era re
, , i ., j ,. , I quested to miiko immediate pnvm.nt, nnd tho.-e i
sharp as men generally ge. to be, and w e j eMmt apiinst (he prMcnt lheIU
think the orlh cannot Inl upon a oetter
plan ofgottingrid of their free negroes
than by giving him the control of them.
Goon For Cawdru. The Democrats of
Cambria held their County Convention
last week, and nominated a full and strong
ticket. We are particularly pleased with,
, , . - conCi atulatinu
tha purpo.-o of sliw gathered up some five.
'or fix hundred returned volunteers, pays ,
inff their passage, expenses, ,1-c, there nnd 1
ack , but, lo, and beheld, when these)
b' nve fellows got there, the
found that
fijjht, aud
tnev conht think us well as
I,
kept trp Ftich aloud and continuous de
moiistration in favor of "Littlo Mac" that
the I.eucuers found it very difficult to
i
'proceed with their business.
I Senatorial Comiresck. We aro in-
formed that the Conferees of Cambria and
..it
Flair met at Tyrone on Tuesday last, for
1 a 1. - - - - I-.. Tl..t...t,i
, ana no ueiegates appealing irom -iear-
: t1t'1'1' llie c"n vtion i.djoumed to meet at
1 ii , .i in,! . i- t ., ,
Altoona on tho 1. th in.n. e hope our
legates, now mat wiore is no uouoi as
1 to i ne rrotier uav. wi i e on nanus.
.
, 4'Now it is useless to lonper attempt to
'conceal thut the battle of Chancollorbville 1
I was disastrous in Its results; that Stone-1
' man's 'raid failed to accomplish what had
ueon anoueu io inai uenerai ; mat our:
losses of men and munitions have been!
heavy, and that tho commander of the1
Army of the Potomac has never dreamed'
ofrecrossing the Rappahannock or ol
moving 'on to Richmond' by any other)
route, until his force have been reorgan
ized, recruited and re-equippod." j
wi)u It i saiJ that Prosidont Davia in
Jj1 Brftgg tQ ,endor Mr- Val,
i jan jnni the oath of allegianoe refusing
which, he should be sent back to Trcsi'
dont I ineoln.
M 1 1 I' 1 1 I "1 0" ? I ' ti!i j fi, A '-it
f. , '.!' fl Off (.(- hi A""'
nil , f .. .,r.i,;r.
" A m il li. n 1 it t'llf l"
ti t ' "i y i I "i I.
ln it'" t lih i I .1 ) '. II .,,1. i !, !
I
iliti .ft- ifil'd f.o,r. Mr. it, iri'i I' f"H
ti I M,
niihi,
M'ltitisli
I fli.i. i
,',H if fuiimi I"
"iiiif j.
III II 'In 1 hur.'ln- In . n t hi rml.lfiirt In
tlnrtian t ' r h i , John Fnirriilg, "en., ,
iml fO j-fnrt. I
- Vmrs f,tl
WK nro nu'li'irneil to knnuunr inot Rfml,
.ph., of t,riinn tiiwiiship, a rHdiliilnto fur
l iiiiiilr Ciniiiiiif-iiincr, uljoet lo th idluti of
the lirmocrntic porty. June 3, '03.
WK Hrn iiilliorleJ to innounrfi Miilltiiw
(l)(ilon, uf l.nwninra township, nn n i-n ml I'l 1 11 f"r I
CiMiiuy l'iiiiiniiiiiiiiiHT, fjulijoct to tlii) nctinn of!
llie DiMuoi'rulic purly. June 3, '(! i
JUto bbcrtbfmcnts.
L
"OH BAI I', A Cnrring', finiliihle fnr ono or
two hiirsi'iln goml ovmlltion for ealo
cheap for CASH, by
It. V. WILSON".
ClearfK-U, Juno 3, MM.
herehy notified
either ot two iiote of hnud (iron by irni George!
Ilorton, of U.inniilo townliip, ilnte.l the loth !
llvi-eiiilier. 18i!l, iui'1 calling fur $130 01) each,!
piijul.lo Slay lSiit unit lsrtj, us I have not rootii-;
vnii miIuu lor the fiuno mill nlmll refuse to pny I
llieia vuleci oninpelli'.l bylaw.
JOSKTII .NEWCOMER.
liurnpiilo, Juuo i, lfiii;:. p;i i
,4 D.1
A. U
I).tlXHTi:.TOIfi XOTICi:. NoticD1
li-u on Hiu i'.l;ite i'l .lotin M-!l'i lata i 1' (io.-h-
I'll township, Ui'iirlicM uuunty, il"i.r;i.o'l, having'
li'iii fin 11 1 1 to t Ii t,u I.T-i,'ij v , ,': j'-T-?.m ' in- I
I'l.'il to tniil o-i:it,i are di-fiii'd t,i u i.ki; iir:T.c-'
jilt0 p,ormuu(, na thote Inu-inj; r-tnuu nj;iiii,ni
i" mmo prt'fi'iit tbeui ilulynuthenticaied lor
1 tetllonient.
WM. h.
SHAW,
Uncivil, June 3, Ji'li;!..
-p.l
AJn
y I)M1 M!T1! A TO.S' NOTICi:. Xi.tiee j
V is boifhy giveii, tint I.ettfr of A.lininistra
tion on the eslHiuof Xhonuis Km ri. hue of t'hi-';tl
tuwn-liip, CIcartioM county, iloe.'nsi",!, lir.ve ln-en '
gruiili"! to the tii:."i siiiril, nil pi-rM.ns iml,. I t,.J I
lo bai.l i-lilo nil- 1 uijin'rlcu lu inako iininruiiito
piiyiu.'iit, jiiinl tlm-e I.iivii,' i'i'IiiiiihI.i flg.-.in.-t thu
s.ini", will present tlieiu .Inly iiiilhinii - itcJ for
sett'uiiK'Ut. J 1 1 J : -. WOnlijr. I ,
a. B.-nuuy, ) A
Chest, .Tune 3, IsOJ. pi
lnm ti.
I.XnClFTOItS' NOTICi:. Notiec in licre
J by piven that I.etterp Testamentary on the
cctnto of Tboinas C'uraon, lute of llrmly townHhip,
Clearliuld cuuuty, dece:iioil, hnviiij; been p;mn t
cd to the underniKiic.l, nil perionj indnliteJ to
nidestnte nro re.iieste,l to u:nkc iiiiniediRte pay
ment, ami those timing demnnds against the
mo will present them duly authenticated for
.etllement.
ELIZABETH CAP PON, I.'xecut'x.
.ILLIAS A. TLUI'ti, ticer.Uir.
EriiJ" tp., Juuo 3, lSfi.'i.
', "ST " "
Xx. of A'liiiinutriitnn htving i.pcn grnnteil thm
dllJ. , the U1i,irsi;;ni,j nn the estate of T. K.
.nu.i s, ini" 01 nutci '. u
ke ilI1IIK.,ii,0 pn,,et, atid thoso having
claim airuiixt the prune will present tUcin duly
authenticated for Bettloment
JAMES T. LEONARD,
June 3d, lRd3-fit. Administrator
I Adniinistrator's Notice.
; "VT0Tl('E is tierebv i;iven, thnt Letter of Ad-
; X 1 luiiiistrutinn on the relate of.M-ifei N'or-j
; rid Into of Pike township, C l. arfi i ! I coun- ;
i tv, divaaseil, huve hecn crunted to the un.Woign- I
duly authcnticmed for settlement.
June 3d,lS63-tlU Aduiinietrator.
GREAT REDUCTION!
New Goods at Reduced Priccp.
T
"h8 tld ftock to bo fold at a reduction to cor
respond with the new goods.
J - Y. KRATZER I
Ha just received '
a genernl asiortment tf
DRY GOODS nt reduced pricM
DRY GOODS at reduced prices
DRY GOODS at reduced prices
DRY GOODS at reduced prices
Bonnets and Shawls
Bonnets and Shawls
Bonnets and Shawls
Bonnets and Shawls
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
Hardware, Queenswaie, Tinware, Notions
Hardware, (.hioenswate, Tinware, cottons
lw, (J-.eensware. Tinware. Notions
irdiv.ire, i ieeiisware, Tinware, Notion-
Tea, C'lffee, Molns-e,
Fuirir,
("in dies, Kiel, 1'Iour, Hnecr, Fi'h,
i T'lhiceo. ('raekr. Yin.rn. ''f. Vnrni-h
T- T'-' f 7: ' r- r Si
, Jiii. UJ ii J M. sj-' 3 M 'UiJ- WJj'
i Cnrpts. Oil Cloth, Urn?;;.'4, LooVin; Gl?sei
I Clock, Churns, Va.-h bmird, '."iiI.f. Fie-kcUv fl"
i Ir me, Pane, Window-blind, Wall-paper, Coal
Oil Lamp., Vnilirelhs, Red-cords, Knives and
Forks, S)...nni, Crocks. Store Mnci:lnR. All of
which v. iii be f.ld on the ni-.st reasonHblo term,
i nnd the highest ni'irkt price paiil f.r
eh,"
Wo' 1, .hi rin I ur.? an t n.l kinds of country
pio.lu.-c. J. r. KRAT7.EU,
, Froiit s!re:t, nhiivo Uie Acr.dcrr.y, Ciearfie'.d, Pa.
i June .1, 18: 3.
: CUms It l'. AKI).-I;r..1way from the
U s'lhseriber, ,,.,idiB ;ir I,,wr..n-o township.
on oi about tho 4tn ol Ap.i! last, nn indentured
, a,,rrM(ir(, niuncd Mn i,.,,-,,, M Jnhn y.,,.,,
fnl to be about nine i years ot oKe, havmg light
colored hair, k
, r- . v v..
to harbor or trust said
I to harbor or trust nid boy on my account, a I
will pay ne debts of Li contracting after thia
date. JMlLil'ja 31ClKJLIK
i Lawrenco tp., May 20, 1 SC3.
, w. SHAW,
miittmiv l ci'Ti rnv
rnicu irt-. a. r. i. iiu L.jjf
nAS prruianeiitly located at Shawville, Pa.,',
where bo re.iioctfully solicits a share of
public, patronage. May 27, ls63-y
7s7MrMurYayV- " Matt, IrHu.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries Lumber, ins.,
Buinsido, Pa
P"-
C MIJXMIN boa RYE, CORN and good
V. FAMILY FLOUR, for sale at Philipa-
burg. Also, RYE and CORN at Ayre's Mill.
l'hillpsburg, May 27, 188J. 3m
ROBERT J. WALLACE, Attorrit at Law
Clearfield, Pa., Offiee in bkaw'i Row, op
oit tis Journal office.
a. i, lew tr
KIIKSII
AT
'c.W.S II. W. SMITHS'
OrKXtXU for fiMJi TlffS DA V
fUrKIUnKS(.M.'KOKSI!.KS A SILK
0001, C0NSI6T1N0 Of
FANCY SILKS, MOIIAIK LUSHES I
rLAID SILKS,
TAP. S'K GLOVES,
RLA'.K FIGURED. JOUVIN'S KID do.
r , . , , , ,
"LAIN HOI RED, SILK 1 RIMM! MIS
FOULARDS,
HEAD NETS of all
Q HO DE RHINE,
thelato FASHIONS.
' "
-O-
1
MANTLES;
1
CIRCULAR, SAJyUE AND FANCY.
-O-
BOOTS & SHOES
LADIES' SQUATtK TOED.
LADIES' ROUND TOED.
LADIES' HEELED SIIOBS.
LADIES' SMOOTH SHOES.
GENTS' KID GAITERS.
GKNTS CALK GAITERS.
GENTS' JIONROE SHOES.
GENTS' PLOUGH SHOES.
BEST SUMMER PRINTS
AT 20 CENTS FUR YARD.
Brown Sugars of i
THE BEST QUALITY AT
12 J
CENTS
PER POUND.
We now offer to the
.
J)C0JlC flf UClirJlCld COU11-
ty the most superior stock
of Goods they can possi-
' hly purchase, and at Pri-
pr ciJj)
VLa OUllllUlL-
to them. A
liberal DISCOUNT al-
;
lowed lo purchasers from
y7 DistailCC, 01' tllOSC bull
' J
:
inff larcrC (HtlOUntS,
u
-O
I
Dotft fail to call before
I
1TI atCUIg IJOUr pUTCiaSCS
elsewhere
j
I REMEMBER THE PLACE!
ONE DOOR BELOW Jt'DOK LeONARD'8. :
I ' ,
Bccoud St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
C W.& U. W. SMITH.
Junt 3d, 1S6?, tf.
Orp! Mii' IV ml Sail' i
ik.
IN tl KAIinr.Uf roliMV.
II
Vifiiru frn .fhfffiiio or,i,,f,'
nun ft l:!i;r I lv""'1 r.'itiii i,t
irlinl Hill f.'..f 1'nh; nU fit the
in, l -i
Co ml
Dm Ml
j. l.. Ill lli tiM'-tH'll "t I I' 'I'lUI I, nn the
15ih Uii jr of Juno Next,
liiDlltf( 'I' . 'III.. 'I fir- "r'r I'l "It I
i All tUl fi' iUin tr"t "f lit"' "ilimU In I'. fnNir
tp,, ri.nrfiiilil ro , I'rv ll'iiimlid n Inlluwn i
', limrti Mi I H'litti liy.d. MnrRn (.0., Iij Jim.
llniiiilt'iii on the 'nl, llnntniin A I'uiku mi ihi
n.,1, ln-iii(( llin tirth-c.t tme-f iMrlh pmt f tin. t
; werrent.'l In tinme uf Ji'.rph llnrrl.nn.
V KHM One linir 1n huinl hnliinre In :u
f)uid uninml pnymenl with Inti'rut , In he lo-
' enroll tiy lininl iiml uini lu'in" n tlio proilin..
I ril'i.MAS MAYS,
I Mny 'i', 183. IVui.r..'.in.
I
fey
Pcf-H ...v
jit"1
Gil MAT NATIONAL
AND
MOD'L SHOW.
UN D Kit THE MANAGERIAL MltECTlO.NOF
MRS. C. WARNER,
rOKMERLY
IRS. DAN 1UCE,
AViU exhibit at
rilllirSBTJIlG, Saturday June Cth.
CI EARFIELD, Monday " Cth
LUTIIEILSBUEG, Tuesday " 9th.
Admission 2r Coats.
no half rurcn.
,V, il fur nil. A'" trim ihri-yc fir c'.oiVe fAorm.
PUiii'OK.M ANt'H.S AKTKKNO'ON and NIGHT,
AMI i o c:o."ic.
Thi ii.wl.v rrpanized Ctncern
liresen'
.More nni) hotter Horses,
Smaller nnj finer Puuic,-,
A greater number of Mules,
A better s.eloetion of train
ed Animals,
A larger truupe of Performers,
A tnoro carefully atrantf
ProxTnmruo,
A more iiiioJi-eptloiiablo en
tertainuiunl, A more eotnplote Orohcatra,
A more perfect OuKit,
A moru ciu.f .rlubly eon
etructed Interior,
More cotlly dre.-fe,
A greater variety of ap
pointment.., And tho evlncoincnt of a
MOIti: COHUECT TASTE
TONE dV HHK1NEMKNT
Thnn have hitherto been olTcr-
1 to Ihe peoplo for their
PATEON AljE i bll'POHT.
7h
mm
AT .
:
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, -Jii-.---
IW
i
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Ju'i.'ififu'(,tH)n,of ,r uril Tor
perform tho Mnrvclon lli,.lu,.rv n' Cle
iLIND "WHITF HOKSE" 11
BLIND
SURREY,
and the proud spirited wand eo J
CMAMIMON, j
nut will also bavo '.ho honor of
iutruiuoing in a profcssio!:"l
capacity,
II KK 1'An.iITMl i
KISS LIBBIS RICE I
la tuprb ninneo cxercis. on
her spirited youn palft.y
til' U SO YJnI.KT.
Atiioug the pcrt'orniors enga
ged ni l the celebiated
WII1THY FAMILY,
Cons istini; of
Mil. II ARK Y WII1TBT.
ffnrmerlv of Cooke'i English
Circus) who will introduce hi;
elegant I'tjttinr 'lurenAtnnL,
1HCIIOW.
MAD LL ELVIKA,
thechurminn Eipicstrienne ; i
MAST. JOHNNY,
hn on li it Twin Ponies
avoli.o and miosis,
will iij.peir ns the
INT'tEPIl) HI HOLE RIU'R
ArrangeinenU have alto boon
G-
formerly r.oi:
Natioxai. Cipcr.
THE BROTHERS CONRAD,
tho lest nnd most craeful yninjsta of the day.
j(K. C. KIN(S,
the chnmpian Leapi r, nr.d
A LARUR ACKOr.ATK AND F.U.IT.6TRIAN rCU-E.
not forcttinir the populiajr
CLOWN AND COMIC VOCALIST.
WM. KENNEDY,
who I justlv ftvled tho
MOST AM I'SINrt M.AN OF THE TIMLs. I
Those lniichnble Assiniiie ehnp. 1
Hill COMIC 51U
will be brought into theArena ntcach performance
A OICAS1) WOrESSlOX
of all the great resources of the " Show. I
rr.oi t.r., WAC.ONS. mm? rs, PONIES, milbs, te.
precede d bv Iho
TR1 I'M THAI. MUSICCAR,
eonlninine
ERITNEK'S KEYSTONE COBNET BAM),
will b" mnite dailv at Mi o'clock.
CHARLES WARNER. Treasurer.
C. II. CASTLE. Agent.
DR. U. P. JONES, I'imtor of Publication
June 3, MM.
COMU AM) SIITTI.I The (uberibcr
desire all person buving uus.lilui accounts
with them in connection with tho Foundry Ludi
tiess, to call and settle without further delny.
They beg pnrdon fur ha?ing neglected this notice
eo long. J. 1. THO.MPSi.X,
JAS. THOMPSON,
Curwensvillo, May 27, lst'.3.
N. II Tha Lnsinem will be continued as hero
toforo ot tin old Hand. J. 1. A J. T.
FACTION
All perfous are hereby enution-
ed against nuddliug in any way with one
LEI) aut IlEMUNti, a net of HARNESS for
t two horses, and a lot of liOOKS, now in the uo
of J. T, Tale, of Rrady township, ai the same be
longs to me, and is in hi possession an loan only.
I Urady tp., Muy 20, '(X WM. RLACK.
I
IOKT.-On Saturday the 16th ineL, on the
J public road between Curwonsville and Clear
field, A DEED, belong to tho fuhscriber, calling
for 62 acres of land. Any person finding the
same Biid delivering it at thi office will be suita
bly rewarded. SAMUEL NEWCOMER. ,
may 20, 163. j
LCTIIERSBCRG,
CLF.ARFIF.LD COUNTY, FA.
WILLIAM SCJIWEM, Proprietor.
May 13, lot! ly.
WILLIAM A. WALLA1"?.
J0BH O. BALL
WALLACE & HALL. !WE'VW
Attorney! at Lav,
fLEABPTELl1, PA
ffif fir ii,nni
NO MISTAKE fit)
riitir: ..) ..-tii ir fi,r m,..
I I i.l fi. t" i.t
n.l in. . I .-ef.full; if I- a 2
efer i,f;
.r.r(1 in th. f,.,.A ,rfntll, f .
iOMl'iMH,.nil ,.k UtluV?
mi I
Int.. thiili IM I
i" m tl eotttti
tioiiiiMi ai :5K..vrfcb rR...
---. io ,,,. .
II
' lle.t Nrnp r
' And all other groeeii-s t las 0),'l
.Roots, .Shoes nnd Shoo FitJ
'ofnllkiiit1CK.i'r
botild fall nnd e lamin, th, (J"'",
I i;lT E!7.'.33 Qui,
wnere inty win snd the very Uu. 1
a ot foshinnuhle putt erns uf 1
l'OFLANS, C1IELIF.S, FF.R?aa
LAWNS, A, A,, ,B'.
ff-Ry, 0t, Corn, ri!S. fi. . .
C lULUS 1 for Coantry prodnea. ' w"''.
'T- r- THOMlsfiv
Curwensvllle, May 30, ISM,
1 V. I'.v piven thnt the
he followir,. '
w"i fy,M. '
be :i xnmined mid
r...a I,..-. . . "
filed of reeoid in this office for the inipetj
heir., lepiilees, creditorn.nnd til uth in
other wv inleresteil, aud i!l bo iiri...
tho next Oipbiin's Court of t UurftelJ fciu, i
be held nt the COURT HOC!?, la 0,,
of Uh nrlield, cnniii.eneiup nr. the 1M.ti,!S
June, lHfi.'l, for continuation mid allowing,
1 The Final Aceoiiiil of Wilitata 1'. Jobm,
Administrator of tha crtate if lWlf.h t'm,
Into of I'nioti t..wi.iLiti, Clearfljid cuntr,t
censed.
?. The Final Account of Ames Unff.,!
i.'lnitor o( nil nnd fine ul.ir the goodi od
U'U, TtnUn and credits which wert uf 1
It'iUFu U, lute of Emly tuwiifhlf, Clint,
S. The Fitiul Account of William luatb, A1n
Islrntor of nil aud singular th" good'soit
teia, li'lil und credit, which r of klf
Fcarce, late ol Cho'ttowmhip, l?u.-Qeid
tT, deceased.
1. Tho Account of William Feoti.Tmum (fi,
estate of Hannah Youiij;, la's of Dinu
townthlp, (.'leariiold couutr, d.'oa.l
Ii. Tho Fiui.I Aceeunt of Marin K. HiUbvaa
Mn'.i'.da .Mn roe, Aibi.lni.tratrl tt 'A
i.f Mirv Maeo, Iiuj ;f t':c bt'r.oijh ftT Cit
fi.'ul, deeeaaod.
I. i. i;.u.iJa,
CloarStld, M.y 11, '6?.
COUET
rROCLAIa ATIC5,
Hon. H.tMiT!. T.TVV .1
IIMIEUEA, Hon. L1AMITL LISN
1 1 i o-'Bi-n-iiitfuun i r; uiu I. unotUai
I,-..-: .1..., . T...I .- .1.. , .
l leas oi the t euty-t.lth Juaici... Iiiilrict,
I'oseu of tho counties of f learflchl, Oeatr
Clinton nn 1 tho Hon. JAS. HI.OOM and H,
J. i). IH'J.Hl'rtON.Assooialo Jude.ii of Cl
county ; have Lined their precet t, to me i,.
ed, for the holding of a Co-it of Common I'J
OipliAu's Court, Court of Quarter rieifiooi, rJ
terminer, nml I uurl of Ueuuil j
Liearneia. n, ami lor tie covctr
Cl'irhCiil, on tho
Third Monday '. .J.nt; K
NOTICE 1H, therefore, hereby jjir.o.to
Coroner, Justices of the l'ii"-, ami CooaUlfa
in nn 1 for taid coui.ty of t'leorfielil.t'j aowui
their proper person, with their Iiu.,1, k,J
ini. sitiouii. TT4ilnati'.n. ai.4 ether oi
er i.i:u3, tj d- thoto thini which t thti;
an.l in thuir behalf, p'Ttain l bo i 3',.
GIVEN under mv hand nt Cl.arScl'htkj
day of May, in the yenr of our Lord, ene thai
and tight hutidred nnd sixty three
ELDVAHll PEItKS, Shi
Auditor's Notice.
I
N the matter of the Estate of hamofJ ?u
lute of Kncx to n.-hip, LMcarfk'lil tumti,
cased : The iuidersi((uod Auditor appch'.i
report ilistriliution of the money la tliL-,
Georgo Erhardt, Administrator of theafuff-l
tinned EeUite. will attend to tho duiinef bin
pointmcnt at hi office In the borotj'i'if C
field on Friday the Slh day of Junf, 1''3,J
o'clock, a. M., when nn I hcro tli" iatcraj
may attend if thev ee proper.
THO.'J. JIoCL'LLOfSII. Jii:
Mav 1.1, 1863.
mil chares rkei). I sz.iis29a ITaUw.
the JUlro EjiHitTian onrf Am- i f the uatte' of tho Estate of Jo P
irmiullrr. I J. worth, late of Pean fownnh.p ClearftU aj
MR. GEOKOK DEUIUS, I tv. deceased: The n leri-L-ncd Auditor
tkc Imitertonntor "ftlie Monkty ted to re-exaniino ni.e report diskibJli'm,
rare. iwillatt.nd to the duties of hii M'pi'iUml
MR. FRANK WU1TTAKKR, his ofi.ee in the boreugh of Clenrflul J en 5.
. n:..,i,.,,.r,1,f.'.fiint tlie ntn nay ot Juno, isoj, at iu ocit,;i
I CU1.U U.IU n IICIO 1 1, . , , P. m n. mrm
1 they see proper.
Til. J. yeCL LLOViIH, A
; May IS.
Auditor's Notice,
Thomas Sourmun 1 In tho "onrt of CJ
vr. Plea of ClcarrUiJ tut
Willluin Lev'.. I No. 12 1, Jim. term A. Il
Yen. Lr. No. .''.' Jane ttn
4 LL persona will hereby take njtico t'J
undorciitued Auuiter nt t .'.u' -1 I
dittribution of tho money ar-'init fri.o tl
of Rial Eslute by the Sheriff in tin abotl
will attend to the dullii of hi .ippnutai
hi office in the borough of tlecneid "t
day the 4th day of June next, ut 2 o'elcck
when aud whero thoso interefttd My
and be heard.
I THO. J. McCl'LLOVGU, Al
M.y IS, IM3.
! Wool and Flax .SpiiininaWM
"I'l T A It It A ' T I". I , Manure tun dWI
' l band by the undersigned, wblw-i
peoplo of Clearfield coun ty to tniPii v
lnnitv now nrlr.d lo .oeiirfl ono of tb''l 4
MnchineJ. Thev will bo sold fh?p r4
, rtumi. Call at the Obi Shty in CurMf
WM. P. CUA.ii'
' May 6, iSf3. y
TV POI'MIS of W00L4
OlVVU for which the bighMt
tirirsi will K Ttilr1 Kv
' J. P. KRATl
Clearfield, May 13, IS6J.
L. J. CRAVS. WAI.UR :
CHANS and TURRET,
Attomeys at Law,
May 3. '63. CirAnnfU
DR. M. WOODS.
T-RACTICIXO l'hvficlso.and Exaaiial
JL geon for Peniwn. OlEce Soothweil
Second and Cherry ttreet. CtcarSeM, I a.-
January 2i
Etl'j. w. potter.
riiyslrlan and Surgoon, few t"4
Inn.t.J .. V.nl,. 111. C,.wrflnt t.WH
ra bit profoeional fervlces W tb "'I
tb
juyM
ia P"4
! community.
1 ,T. T. KKATZtR
MtBC MAN r. and dealer
Thirc'e: firala anJ Prodnr
FR01
hove iheA 'xtenjy Clear41
I'eo. 4, l6t.
Orant, Et., n 6e?n
Mreh: !,-(
n.(.