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r,pmi Train, 9 33 P. M.
.V.il Train 3.1 A. M.
j-ocra Arronm'Otiatiofc 14 48 A. u.
Trir on tke Trno and fi lASnnii llianrh
Uite Tyrone for Fandy Ridgo at 8 35 A. . and
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, Trains on th Dai.h Each. Vam.ev roml IHtro
" Tyrone for flellcfnnte ut 8 45 A. v.
Th trains on thcio lnttcr ronds rrm lo connect
with Bspres train and Mad tmin west.
ni'.MOC'HATIC ci.im.
' i Tl.s following aro the names of the ofticrrs of
H : the Central Democratic Clnh of Clearfield coun
tyall residing id or near this placo :
A. M. Ilit.i.s, President.
Jons M. Piikhso. 1 v, ,,,,.,.
Aii'iiw Annr.KMAS, J
T. J. MftCtiLLornH, Recording Secretary.
W. W, liKTT.s, Corresponding Secretary.
Isaac Joiixsos, Tloasuror.
?ft-AU communications should be addressod
to the Corresponding Poerotary.
wook
TtfANKsoiriM. Noxt Thursday
La bean let apart by presidential l'-.'oc
Umation, an a day of thanksgiving, praise
and prayer to the AlMVise Ruler of the
Universe for the many recent successes of
the Union firms.
I)zcijjsfo. We omitted last week to
announce tlio declination of Angus M.
(Jill, as a candidate for County Commit.
ion"r.
SoMEuouy "Cornerf.d aoa'.s." We ftk
tho attention of everybody to the Alhany
Committee's rejoinder to Trosidsnt Lin
coln': It in llie severest excoriation ever
a lmttiistered to a public officer and is as
just as it in severe.
Baruarocs Our redoubtable ''Jerky,"
after hnving gloriously vanquished every
thing that came in his whv, has nov, it is
thought, found a "foemun worthy of his
,'led" in tho person of our friend Frienh.
Heretofore, Jerry's competitors were nil
brother "Americans of African descent."
This is not tho ease with Mr. Friend; and
whether to his or Jerry's udvantage, time
must dtiLermine.
Jam. Disuverv. Last Sundny morning,
cur friend Stumph, the Jailer aa usual,
opened tho back door of the prison about
5 o'clock to let tho prisoners into the
yard. .Soon afterwards, in passing along
on the outside ot the yard, ho discovered
4 a new opening in the wall. Upon inves-,
tiirntion. two prisoners, vho had ueeir
placed there by the Deputy Trovost Mar
alial, as deserters, were missing. It was
xvident that their friends had made this
opening in the wall sometime during the
night, for tho accommodation of the
Vhdys. There seems to be no blame what
ever attached to the jailer.
For tbe Republican.
Bkccaria TowNsiur, July 13th, 1803.
MtiSRH. KuiTons :
It is amusing toseo the
1ittlaMl.;l nlrfirorlipatU of lliia imvnhin
"siHienl and ktck" at the "disloyal Demo-i tlio LmdlcM" '-liomes for the home
onus." They whine and bulk us though ! lens" "money for tlio moneyless," Ac.,
tliey w unicti to uito soaieiuin, unu n
their inlenso bloodthirstiness don't sub
side soon ihey will turn round like a rat.
tlosnake and bile themselves. I hope
ihey will virus corruption, stench, and a
whole pilo ot fxsijnxncancc will go lo h II
together. Speed to theeuHmity traitors,
us'iisnins, plunaerors, imi oj misery in
Heaven's name may they devour them
i . 'ii
( lves-
Amoiii? the many "throe headed dogs of
I'lu to." our deputy tnnrshnl enrolling olli
;er is not the least notorious. NoU'ith
kliiuling his high position in oe.iely (a
b;ii keeper of Glen Hope) ho was assigned
to the exceedingly low duty of enrolling
Iho township. He is a perfect model ol
degradation, overflowing wilh Abolition
ism, and he is described as being a "little
bit of nt thing clinging to the 'box of Pan
dora-'" I think I could better describe
him in the language of .tho cccentrio John
Randolph, of Virgiuia, thus : "he stinks
and shine, nnd shines and stinks, like a
. rotten mackerel by moonlight." Rut it
is not necossary to bo so hard on the aare
of tho Administration, so, 1 will just sny
that he is one of the Hens Je j eu, ami let
him go. Ha is not worthy to bo held' up
to the gwe ot tho public, only as a samplu
of the "nigger woihipping, black Ropub-
lican party. And now I will finish my
lettoron subject of a moro serious char -
acter.
Rut a few days ago (last Sunday) I was;
rASKint! the door of a school house on tbe
roadside ; my attention was
l 10 TOico oi a uroaoiiur oi ujc -ra iw
, m - . .1 ,
"gospol
as I thought-and not being in gfeat haste j
to proceed, I dropped in to bear tbe word i
orGod falling from tlio lipsof h's"se:vnt"l
Rut alas J no pen enn describe my feelings j
when! found myself listening to ft ranting (
.nbohtion bomolist, trying to impress upon ;
the minds of his audience tho idea that!
their southern brethren are nothing but iti
loibforSHkon Sot of heathuliish yaoduls,
nml dw..i. IaU ....... I.., ..(;...,.
u u'rv0 woe swepi uy -nre M'i,.,im , n, , , .lini,.,,,,
sworn, imm me lana ; ana to oiled tins
nd ho calls unon all ' n .n r,,.l, t,. n.rt
held ol carnage nnd strife, where bo'.ching
cannon i oar, musketry ratllo, and steel
sabres clash ; where the ar.gry peoplo of
licuigerartfc nnuons bio wiftiamg Ueath on
every side, daily adding more to tho graves ' Wu,l tik no Drait,'.' wan tho assertion
of our heroic soldiers i when even no- ,,ftrildwl by lllU l;0pubjcan r:iU.,Htn
" lT.Vrd""L?r7ravne!' I nnocticut during the late election.
On southern hills and western plains, '"Uekingham was elected.
Along Potomac's wave." - - -
.' I ask, in ths name of Lteavon ! hew far I . Wf'SruitU the ra.or strap man, now
distant is tho day when our pulpits shall i11 tho 140thNcw York regiment, was
no longor be desooiatcd by th foul mouth-'badly wounded in the leg at Ci'ettys
od advocates of war, blood nnd tnuruor 1 1 burg Bui he has "ju&t one more left."
1 honor christian miuistors ; but 1 hearti.i
; ly detest the . ssrvsnts of Ilia devil who i te?"A combination of wool growers
come forth to spread disafl'oction among haa boen fonned in Pittsburg, who a
tho people. Such men ure doing more in i ,rroo T,ot to sell tlitir wool at Ichh than
abetting tho cause of secossion than all tho J Julur por pound.
ipeechoa aud writings of those men who j .J.
We boon arrested, incarcerated aud buus pThore nro pretondol patriots
iMisdfrom their homos andfriends ; nJ ' , n, hod ft hinR fl t th
yet they go unpunished, Rut tho punuu. . , J ,. . ' .
. went of such men bv the administration tongues; keep anything except their
would be like the fa'Mo of tho 'Totcalling word; aud lose nothing patiently ex
tho Kettle black" heuco their C6utpc. cept their ctiarattfi'.
l.dt invV In eonctuiipo it tlie tans
guAgn of Hlmk)rare,
'Pnt man. front man,
( Drused In Ilttl brief authority,
, Most Ignorsnl of what he's nr. ft Miir' I,
! 1 1 i glassy essence, like an angry ap,
I Flay ucb fantastio trick before liitfh Ilea
ven." Yours, wild respect,
i YUUNU NKSTOR.
. - - I
I I'llil.li'Hlli Hd, July 21. JSrt.l. !
I MrMS.3. KlilTOM,
I VVnr iS'if: In the letter '
of "Citizen" PliMishwl in vojr nniwr ol
July 1j, in reply to " Lcroi" of the JLj:t-
.-.. Journal, your corrwpond.nl haa com-1
mittcd Kn'imporlant oversight, "Citizen",
cays, in speaking of Lcroi, " I will admit,
you lia H told the truth once. They were
all AhnlitionMn. Everv imin telotit'cd to ,
the bluck school." Now, Mesrs. Jkiltors, i
both Leroi and Citizen are in error.-
Three of Ihem were not "AbolitioniKts"
I ami did not ' t.ulong to tlio black school, r T- j nV(.ri)f iirady townshin, n a candi
! but on the coniraty wore Orlliodox Ormos ,i0 f0r Leginliitiire, subject to the iiction or the
jCRATS, who have all tho time, and even , Demucrutio party. Juno 17th, 'fiS.
i yet, are called by the very Loyal (?) very:
.br.svol?.) l'nion(r) no party(?) men, copper . . w,"r a',,,1,0ur,l t0 1n,""n . "I8 Da
U ii,., ;i;,l .L, .. t I .11 Freder ck Shoir, of lleecnna township, 09 a can
W-and they did not retreat to 1 h.U Cuininissl..iicr, subject t tl.e action of
ipsburgt. and there hold their ground at fill t)i rjtB10,rilllc Imrly . , jtmo Kth, Ti.
baziirds," as the repullioan part of the
coniiinnv ilid. On the contrary. Ihey did I w nro authorked to nnnomico tho mime of
livhat tlisy auid they Would, and are now '
whern th Mn (pti'.ro'te of three campnigns
(eanli over thirtvsHix linur.O who 'carried
around tho paper to en ist the men pre...
. ,., ... 1
vious to tiieir (lcnrture trom rhiupshuri;.
and tho lest of thn Loynl Unii)ii(?) men
of this place, Hi e not, tlmt is with muskets
on their iihauldera in the run Us ot the
(ruf ilfeii'Ii!rs oT tho Const ituticm and tho
Union. DEMAS
For tho " ltepublican."
rillMl'siil'll':, July L'th l.SGJ.
Messrs. Editohs:
"titl:cn" in Ills reply lo
JiCrui makes ns many misuiKus unu
writes as many lus as "Lt-roi hunseii.
Thcv are too mnnv to enumerate. One,
however, particularly nl tracts attention.
They both inform yoj that " tliey were all
AMilioiiiiito," and Citizen" adds "mid
belonged to the Llaek schw!." This is ut
turly false. 'J'hey were not Aboli
tionists." As good J)emocrnts at ' iti.en"
(thougli not wishing tho " entire destruc
tion of the Union Armies") were niiiong
the men who went from this place, and
tendered their services in defence of our
State.
We could enduro the epithets "ll'ii
roost IMers," anil "Jersey Liyldalny" con
ductors, but when ho calls us "AMuiowxts"
a (iinr phice is touched, and wc ctn't cnitre
it We wish tho public to understand
that we aro not all " extensive property
holding Copperheads, "and "Abolitionists"
in this old town.
A DEMOCRAT.
Fatal Ami ay' in
i,ani. Reports of a
XoitTllLMllKH-
fntnl atVrny in
Northumhcrland wore in circulation
on Saturday and Sunday last. Itap-
n0aVH 1 1 i:t t ft Mrs. llantzlcnian, having
some ill will at ft neignuor, .ns.
Jlfftutiiram, challenged ber to come a-
crofts the street to light. Mrs Urati
tigitm went oyer, when Mrs. Ilantlc
rnan etruek her, knocking her down,
report says a couple ot times, in donijr,
which iMrs. llnritzleman ruiituifd a
Mood vessel in herself from which she
died a short time atter. Hunbury 1km.
IjrWc are glad to welcome Free
men into the ranks of the honest Po
mocraey. Many we know, were be
guiled by tho alluring cry of "land for
but tliey hare lived and learned. "Ex
periente, ' thej Bay, "teaches ft dear
lesson," and who is there that will
deny it? They wanted ft "change."
They got It they have exprienced it
and we cannot but believe they have
nan ' Huuicieniiy unoiigii ui tuiib nun
j 0f "thaugo."
i i . .a.' .-Ji.. .i." i ii.nf omit
PSy-Sccretary Stanton said the other
day, "If a single regiment of Lee,H ar-1
my gets back into Virginia in an orga
nized condition it w'ill prove that I am
totally unfit to bo Secretary of war."
The people will cheerfully adopt the
conclusion. This bull-headed incubus
is a greater drag weight on tho gov
ernment than tlie national debt itself.
7Vii lh'dl'T.
feirWc are informed that at a re
cent meeting held in Ivlinboro, the
Presiding Elder ot the .Methodist
church, aiinouncod that no person who
did not believe in the Emancipation
Proclamation and thai slavery must
i'e destroyed before tbe war is ended,
(Should nc. admitted as a tnciuucr oi me
1 denominat ion. Observer.
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Lkaock. Doctrinv.s. An Aboli-
louse on tlie t;on 011ran in Cambria eouuty,controll
attracted by .i i. ,i,M nnh l,.-,.i .:i0"
nn iim'vi,! vi vnv iit'iui 'ui'ii
r . i : I 1 .1. , ...u
111 u ro . .. issue useu u,c ruv
joined treasonable language:
"Tho Union as it was, was a client,
a horrid incubu, a devil's dream,
grateful only to the feculent imagiim-,
tjon ol- tl0 desperate and deiiraycii.
u b(J ri.Mu.,i
j
tasoTl.n l,i rMomnihillle of our
I 1 v-' VI "."V." ' 1
I' . , , " ,. . r
' mi the way Of Rii amicable adjustment
H W ith tiiO liCplHicau party,
I Senator lhuglas,
. -
I " El.KCT lincilINUU KM AND TIIKKK
(- Ul rCiiiii HiniNd-WA-j
' (IOV, entirely new, 1t pstntH sti finished. and
I subsuntial In Srery piminulsr. Fr sale a' a
i bargain. l L. HAKltKIT, I
I t li ar arid, Pa. April 16, If.
I Iriiiurii (L'Irdioit,
VR ar authorised to announce Amm Rend,
.n..of Lawrence township, an a cnudi late, fur
County Cun,iniionr, subject to the ection of
the Deinocratio jiarty. June .1, '0.1. I
.
I WH arn antherinel to announce Matthew 8.'
m iMi u n or. mil j cot to t h ae I i " n of !
. 1. 1.. ii.i.... f...
,,, Demooralio party
June 3,
We are anthnrired to
Ian! Kline, of Hrndl'nrd
nnounco tlio nime of
tnwnihiii, nl a cmuli-
iUo f..rC'ounty Treasurer, subject to the action
f " oiocratic party. June.ia.
... ... authorilod to nnn-.uncc tho name of
Chrintopher Kratwr, of Clearlield borouRh. us a
candidate for Treaaurer, subject to the aotion of
""
. . , . . rl "
E aro niithonied to announce tho name or
v , tu tv r .....ui.. . I
CR'ndi'dnto for AUDITOU, mbject to tho action
of tlio Democratic party. July Ut, '03
1 WE are authorised to nnnounce Charles Sloan,
Ksq., of Hoggs township, as a candidate lor tho
ntlice of County UommieVmncr, subject to the ac-
' tion of Iho bomooratii! party. July 8.
WE are niitlioii.ed to nnnoiinco Josf.rn In im,
1 nf Lanrenco townshin. as a candidate for tho of-
fico of County Commissioner subject to the nc-
iwioniiti'vi:iiiiii.iiii
July t.
WE are nuthoriied to nnnoimco Jumes JIc-
Clellun of the borough of Cleiirfleld, (formerly cf;
Morris mid (iirard townships.) as a candidate for
Comity Commissioner subject to tho action of
the Democratic party rf Cleurlield county.
July 13,
DR. A. M. HILLS
1)
KolKb'.S to in
'- Yd J : f, ,T. J 'nu bis put
g-t ' V 'jJ fh-. runs that profesiou
form bis put-
eCi -L-Zj -A-li'-' hhn to his office all
-- t. V - .-j-T. me nine, nun no in
Ij-ty" thcret.ire be unable
."'V'' "i 1,1 "M roiossionai
V S-X.i" Viuits to an? of his
':'-!:'C'L yZj accustomed places
" ' this e u in in e r ; but
mnv be found nt bis office on tho southwest cor
ner of Front and Main streets lit nil times, except
when notii o appears in tho town papers to the
contrary. July S, '0:1. tf.
i. o
DANIEL CONMiLLx begs leave o intorm
bis friends, and tho citizens of Clearfield
nuu vicinity generally, inai of im. ui.pii ., oii.-i-lately
occupied by Ucorge Newson, in Shaw's
How. where bo intends lo bo ready nt jll times to
wait upoD thuso who n ny favor him wiiu their
custom.
He will guarantee his work to bo as well exe
cuted ns cnr. be mado elsewhere, and at quite as
reasonable prices. Ho is bound to win tho good
opinion of all who walk in shoe-leather whether
male or female nnd all be arks is a fair trial.
Clearfield, July 8, 180:1 y
THE DRAFT TAKE NOTICF'
rrHK undursigned, by appointment from tho
JL War Department, has been authorised to
receive (for tlio coiia'ies of K.ie. Warren, Elk,'
McKean, Cameron, Clearfield, Jellcrsoii and For
est) tho $:t0 which
DRAFTED PERSONS
Mny pay under tho Afif-vt Congress of March
lSiVi. '-fcr enr.dlin-' aud callini out. "th National
Forces." This pnymeut must bo made in Tuilcd '
Stales Mnnsy.
legal Tender Notes or Coin.
And will disibaigo tbe person so paying "from
further liability under the draft,"
JOHN W. nofOLASS, Coll.
Of In. Itev. and Receiver of Conuniitation Mo
ney, 1 tub D1t., Pa. Krie, July If; ':t.
AFRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Sc Summer Goods
AT Til ECU EAR CASH STORE.
Iain just receiving and opening a carefully
selected stock of Spring and Bummer goods
ol almost every description,
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Pre
goods, of tho newest and latest styles. Alto
vreiil variety of useful notions.
JJKY-COODS AND NOTIONS.
Couuets, Shawl,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, large quantity,
Hardware, yoeemwiire,
Drns and Msdicincs,
Oil and Paiuts,
i Carpel A Oil Cloths,
GROCEUI E S ,
t Fish, Bacon and Flour,
Mackerel in i 1 and barrels,
of the best quality, all of which will be sold
if
Sir. -ess 8 k3
Ihe lowet cash or ready pay prices. j 328 Acres.
My old friends and tho pnblio generally, are!nnj the usual allowance, having about acres
respectfully invited to fall. Ulearod, with a tmall TAVERN HOUSE and
TN. H All kinds of GRAIS and approved j baRX, Corn Crib, and Wagon Shed, erccto 1
IUI .vKl I'llUDt ti taaen in exensnge
i i i
Clearfield, Jsne 26 lSflll. WM, P. IHWIN.
j OS e ri I R . I M t' R R A Y
- .1 XJ) DEALER IX L U.VflE Ii.
DK.
tr v . - m s no , . t-
, jew Washington, Clearfield County, Pa.
July 1st 18G3.-tf
WALTER BARHKTT,
Atturuey at Law.
HAVING resigned his couiniission in tho ar
my, and resumed tho practice of Law, may
be consulted on professional business at his off.ee
on Second street, Clearfield, Pa. All business,
promptly attended to. Feb. 11, 'G-'l.
H7 Ws SlfA W, -
VHYflClAX A Sl'ROEOX,
HAS permanently located at Fhawsville, P.,
where be respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage.
jiny ii, leoj.-y
Mali. Irvln.
Jan. McMurray. , t .
DEALFR.S IS
Dry GooiIh, (iroccrien Ijumber, Ac.,
BuicHido, Pa ,
Dee. 24, 182. '
W1LMAK . WAN.Atf. i
JOtfl (i. Hi LI
Attorneys at Law. j
CLEAR HELD, IA. '
SHIl at Th-ni t
NO MISTAKE NOW.
fVIK Hi'i'criber having retiirnefl fro to the eit?
I 1 iejn't nnw opening up tne nf the I.aigift '
. n I mni't carefully nli.ctd AemirlinentJI of I
Summer Goods i
cer tlt red to the pond proplu cf Carwrnsville
nnd Its vicinity, and which he will sell at lower
rate, man any iioiif in ti.e ounly.
CI.OTIFINd AT ItEDUCKlJ I'ltlClX
Hn;nr from 12 to 15 cents per lb.
lien Syrup Bt Sf conts per gal.
And ull oilier groccrioB at tho (initio rutos.
Doots,
Shoes nnd Shoo Fin.lin.rs
of all kin(ls,f:7-M C11KAI.
Ladies who wih to niako a pood investment i
(diouidcail and eiauiiue the asaortmont of !
r , ' in in
TH rT . 1.. '
where tlioy will find the very latest, best nnd
rron fashionable pattern, of :
rOPLANS, C1IF.LIKS. 13 Ell lit.! ES.
T . 11. f. n
J-'V Rye, 0nt5, Corn, Fish, fiaoon, in, ifc., ,
sold ut the lowest price" for cash, or exchanged j
for Country produce. I
J. 1). THOMPSON. ;
Curwcnsvillo, May 2, ISO.!.
Attention, Fanners. 1
rpiIE KXCKLSIOR V N Ii-M I LL. One of,
I tho best Windmills ever inventod it now be
in I,' u He red to tbe citiicus of Cleurlield county.
The undcrsijned Ajtent is now in this place for ;
the purpose of supplying every fanner with nn i
nrticle of the firnt eluss. Jle only asks a fair trial ,
to secure its successful intrnduotion. Farmer1
are particulnrly invited to call and examine them .
be lore jiitreninin.' any otner paforn.
I Clcarfleld, July 1, 10:1. Agent
Till-; UNIT Kl STATES HOTEL,
HARRISBURG, Pa.
Cu EULY i UUrCUI.SON,V7r'fcr.
rpiIIS Hotel, so well known to tho traveling
I public of Clearfield county, is now in a col
dition to aiTord tbe tno.-t excellent accou.inodalioti
either fur the triinsicnt guest or the pcrmimeiit
boarder.
The "Tinted States" bus now all the conven
iences of
A FinST CLASS HOTEL,
and tbe Proprietors nro determined to spare neith
er expenso, time nor labor to ennre the comfort
of tho guests. The pntronafte of tho traveling
public is respectfully solicited. jly 1, '03, y.
7V is hereby given that Letter of Admiuistra-
tion hnvo been trnnteo to tlie subscriber on tlio ' tiies nnd tVno cvceiicree any ot the numerous I 'IV.. ,,.lrn li.0, Ti'rttlrc Ktnvt
e.-talo of I), M. Weaver, Into of Curwcnsvillo, ; Lienor Hitters in the market, ind will c( ,,n. A i 1 ln irlb& JXClllLb, OtOVC
Clenrticld county, dee d. All persons Indebted to ' ,. You will have all the virtues of Uwijtuml't Pipe, elc, which cannot be surpassed in this seo
siiid estate, are requested to make immediate .Wc,- in connection with n yind nrticle of Li'iior, ( lion of tho State.
pyment, nnd those having oliiima ngainst tho at a much less price than these inferior prepara-! Tby also have on band Pittalmrh Plows,
sniiie will present theui duly authenticated fur I tiuns will cost you. i iiiinng v hich are Stnel Centre Lever Plow. Alco,
settlement.
G. 11. LYTLE, Adm'r.
July 1, lS.13.-pd
DMIMSTRATOilS' VOTI C F Notice I
is hereby "iven. that Letters of Admiuistra-1
jon on ie csta(n of xhomn8 y 1(Uo of ,;hei(t,
!,,,.
in rlrtrtrli.,lil M.unlff In .no .:ntl hnirinv Ki.nn
granted to the nr.clersigned, all persons indebted j
to said estate are requested to make immediate .
payment, and those having demand Against tho .
same, will present them duly nnthentiented for'
sett'ement. JOS. II. HRETH, AHm'r.
Jow n asiungi'in, J uiy i, i .oa. pu
v . ' l Tl t ' i
OMU AMI Sl'.n Tho (Lbscriburs
J desire all nersnns Having unseitlei accounts
..... . ... t t.- i ,
with hem in sisitM li. i with h '-
ness, to call and settle without further delay.
They beg pardon for baring neglected this notice
su long. J. D. THOMPSON,
. ....... JAS. TIIOMTSON,
OurwonsviUe, May 27, lsfl.1. .
' N. Ii Ihs liusincss will bo continued nt here
tofore nt ihi old stand. J. D. A J. T.
Orphans' Court Sale.
B
Y vii iuo of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Clenilicld county tho undersigned will ex
noso to I'l H1.1C SALE at
Ciirnciisvlllc, on Saturday flic 1'itli lfy of
AiijIiiNt, lt:l,
All thnso certain premise! late (lift property of
Klli Akry. deceased, consisting of all that cer
tain tract ot land situate in Pike township. Clear-
held county, bounded by lands of John .McCren,
I Kobort ,ic'.tul, Hons Jilooin, and others,
ontaining KM! arres, more or less, wilh a Two
1 ..... II. . I ' . I- fit . ,1 , 1. X- I
DltirV II. J Kj M limit, UIIU lllllll-
her of Fruit Tree, thereon, with about 4i acres
' ri' uM- r. .i. n , . .u , i.,
1 LKMs -One tenth Cash at tlie sale, and the
oaianceat mo conur .;... oil ,e .e.
i, t i , -&V,i'. ' r'
Curwcnsvillo, July lj.lfcbJ.-4t
Orp!ins' Court Sale.
BY VIHTL'IJ of nn order nf the Orphan's
Court of Clearfield county, the undersigned
will expose to Public Sale at tbe Couit House in
the borough of Clearfield, nn
. Saturday the 8th of Angust next.
Tho following described REAL ESTATE, situ
nto in the township of Uoshen, in the county of
(Clearfield, late the property ot John Felfridg,
I deeeased :
j A certain trne! of laud bounded nnd described
as follows : lte,'inning ut un old bcailock, (down.)
being tho southwest corner of tract No. l'Jli,
thence east 2i2 perches along tho warrantee line
to an old locust, (down) thenco down the river
Hi perches to a post corner, thenco north 21 de
crees west 1 S2 perches tu a post corner, thence
west HI perches to a white pine corner, thence
south 101 perches to n whito oak, thonco west 110
peiL-ues to stones, thence souln ls percnes to
at, place of beginning. cnEtnining
tlinronn. tnirnthnr wiili u. vnuurr brrinr Orehiinl
j Bsf.-crvmg 52 acrcF ')lti nnd eonvojed to Elliott
Sclfridge. as per deed executed by John Sclfriilgc.
I TLRMs : One IcntU Cash at salo. and the
balance ut the confirmation of tho sunn.
I WM. L. SHAW,
i Adai'r of J. Solfridgc. dee d.
Ooshen, July li, ISii;i.
STRAY COW t CAI.I-' fame to the pre
mises of tho subscriber, in I'rady township,
aliout the 2Sth June last, a COW and CALK.
Tbo Cow is about 3 years old, with a white fiiee
and whito spots on her back, The Calf is about
2 weeks old. Tho owner is reqnestej to come
forward and prove property, pay charges, Ac,
othrwise they will bo dealt with ns the law di
rocts. HENRY WIXUARD
Brady township, July 15, 1?1S. rd.
VIIMIMSTKATOH S N'OTICU Letters
of Administration baring been granted this
day to the undersigned on the estate of KEEDEK
KIMt, late of Purnsiue township, deceaseil, all'
pcr.'ons indebted to said esiato ar requested to
make immediate pa) ment, and those baring
claims against tbe same will presont them duly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN M ANION, ,
0T11KLL0 8MEKD, J " "
))urnid tpn July li, 1863 fd.
lo, 0
si sb. r. j. k cruoroti.
BUSU k M'CtrLLOUGH,
Collection Office,
Ct.KAKnrLD, 1'.
ltIv Osabak's Nt BniDiyu.
Feb. 5, '62.
A JIIHIII.Y fOMJI.NlllMrt)
a rtnu: iomc
THAT V 1I.L hrt IKVE T1IK AFI'I.lrTKP, A
Aot Malic Drunkards,
DH. IIOOFL AMD'S
German .Hitters,
I'KKPAKICM II Y
DR. C. M. JACKSON,
' rilll.ADl .l I'll! I, a.
Will Effectually and Most Certainly
CURE A L LD I S li A S V. S
AIllSINti FKO.M A
DISORDERED
LIVER.
oiujanoii
llOOFLAX ITS ( El'MA.N lUTTKKS
Wi
Chronio or Xorvou Debility, Disease of tbe Kid
neys, nnd Discnses arising from a Dis
ordered Ktoinuch.
OHSKUVR THE FOLLOWING!' SYMP
totns resiikio from Disonlers of tiie
. Uigustive Organs :
Consti-
- p.klion,in- '
ward PiU s,
V u 1 1 u e ss c r
Llood to tbe
Head, Acidity of
the Sloiuach, Nausea
Heartburn, Pifgimt for
l-iioil. Fulnuss or Wiight
in ti e Siomaub, HuurF.ruc
tatious, binkins or riiiltoiing
Ul tbe Pit of the ritoiiiucb, swim -niing
of iho Head, Hurried nnd
Dillicult Urcatliings Flutteriiig ut
Heart, Clinking or suffocating ("-I'lisa-
sutiuns when in a lying posturo, Diiunesi
of yisinn, Dots or Webs before Iho
Sight. Fever und dull pain in the
llnad, Dcliciency of Perspiration,
, Yellowness of Skin nnd Eye;-,
J'nininthe side, Pack, Chi -t,
Limbs, il'c, Sudden l'lusli
! os of Heat, Horning in
the Flesh, Constant
i 1 in a g i n i n j s of
Kvil and great
I D e p r essini of
1 Spirits.
' PAlt'RICt'LAR NOTICE. For those who
' sire and will have a Liquor Hitters, n jmblish
' tho following receipt : Got one hottlo HooHiind's
; Herman Hitters mi l mix with 'Vires (itimi nf
1 a rrepnration that will.ir ier( in niodiiinal vir -
I 1 1 1 in I' 1 , t I V! 1 1 P P M t V V. ITT !' IN:
. V' . . '"" '
ii'll I , ! I L" VI tl
Ull.l. O 1 t H'U
A C O 0 L) A I1 V E T I T h
Will give you
STRONG II EA LTH Y N EllY ES,
Will give you
lUUh. AM' 1' KMihl ! k tbLI Mi
Will enablo you to
S L E E V W E L L ,
And will positively prevent
YELLOW l'EVF.lt, LILHOlti FEVKU, Ao.
1 ri. iT.-:- i.i Ti.. 1 iv
L nitFfl null r 1 1 ifi ii "in t rK J' h ii ii ii n pun-
I ... e u i.
, .. . , . ,, .,, ..,.' ,,
i.isfltir rri inn', nn, mm iu jiuuiiiiiiii qviciiiiiiii
Wttt ,mP,,y ,h;lt wiU rostur8 nlf, , tht.ir
nsoiil hcallll.
Such lias teen tho casein thous-
n.la of inlanee. anil a. fair 1 1 i 1 in but r..,,iiirn,l
to prove tbe nsnorticn.
Remember Unit tlieso Uit'.ers nro .Ol Alclio-
bolie, and NOT intended as a Uevirage.
The pmprierors h.ivo thuisnnds n." Letters from
the most eminent lcrgvinen, Lawyers, Pliyi -
oinns iiii'l t. it liens. I esti lying i f their on n per-
sonnl knowledge, to the iK'neticiiil etlect and
ii..1 ,.;,(,.. ,.r niti..,.
',, .'.i. .. .'. -f', l llmien, I). IK, EiHtur u'i!
J'" Enry.iitpictlit it ,'. Iiiinnn Knou tfit;l'l.
j Althouli nut itto.fil to f.ivor i,t" rcotimtnund '
Patent Medicines in lh uc .il, tbrouvh distrust
of their ingredient and elfocty, I yet know of no i
! sulliciont reason why a man may not te-tifyto!
the benatitn ke believes himself to have received
fruiu any tiuiple prepnrution, in th hope that be
luay thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I , I do this tho more readily in regard to Hoof-
l,n,l. ..r,n,in llitt..r- MalnlFAl t.- llr I' l
, jai.k)n. of thi, c5t( I was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impress-
, (h,lt th wcre ,cu,,0ic mi'xiart.
, m in,c,,t(,a ,0 ,11 ,ril.nJ Kobert shoemaker,
':"l for the roinovul of this prejudice by proper
tcsis. and for CDCournitcment to try tlicm, when
fullering troin rca and lung continued debility.
The use of three bottles of these Litters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of bod
ily and mental vigor which I had 'not felt lor six
months bcivre, nnd bad almost despaired of ro
utining. I therefore thnnk t.od and my friend
fur directing me to tlio use of them.
J. NEW'TOS LR'JWN.
Philadelphia., June 2.1, IS01.
Disease' of Kidneys and Ulad ler, in Voung or
Aged, .Male or Femals, are speedily removed,
and speedily re-tored t health.
Delicate Children those suffering from Maras
mus, waiting away, with scarcely any flesh on
their bones, are cured in a very short time; ouo
bottle in such cases, will have a m-.ut surprising
c fleet.
Parents ba 'ng sufTciiug children as above, aud
wishing to raise them, will never regret the day
they 'coin minced with these Hitters.
Lit rary men, Students, and those working
hard with their brains, should always keep a bot
tle nf llui'flland's Litters near them, ns they will
find much benefit fiom its use, to both mind und
tony, iiivignrniuig ami uoi ueprifssin-.
It is not a Liquor stimulant, and leaves no pros
tration. ATTENTION, SOE1 HERS,
And tho friends - of Soldiers.
Wa ct.il! the uti ittion wl i,ii bmiug relations or
friend in tho army to the m -t th "Iluodnd'
(iirui.in Litters'' nill eui niiic-tenihsof the dis
esses induced by expoturu and privutioii inci
dent to camp life. In the lists, published aliuo.t
daily iu tbii nowspiipcrs, on the arrival of tho sick,
it will bo jiolicid that a very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case of that
kindoan be readily cared by lloofluud's Herman
Hitters. Wo have no hesitation in stating that,
if theso Littois wore freely used among our sol
diers, hundreds of lives might be saved that oth
erwise would be lost.
Tho proprietors are dily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in tbe army and hospitals,
wito have keen r stored 19 health by the mo of
these Bitters, sent to thcrn by flieir friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFUN !
,..,,.
6es that the signature if "C. M. JACKSON" is
on the whaimtb of each Bottle. .
1 I ice per Hottlo t5 cents, ,
Or half Uoieu lorl. ,
I ruouia your nearest uruggit noi nave uie avu
' c,ei 00 "ft Pt
off by acy of tho intoxicating
maybe oflcrod in ils place, but
will forward, Wcr, pak.d
preparations that may
send In us, and we
bv strirMi.
Principal Office aaj Manufactory,' No. BJl Aren
Street, Philadelphia.
JU.MV5 . LVA.'.I,
" fSuceeesors vo C. M. Jacssos A Co,,)
vs ynr p,le y Druigistsand Dealers ia eve-
town ia tbe Uuittd Slates. juy ! SJ-y.
rytown
New (lOOtls
nt
Hf.vliicul IViiw
r I Mis. Id sf. ..I,, lo
I p'-pund Wi'ii
f ,ii, '
tilt' hl'H i
1 I i I'll i m'sir'
! 1'. IVUiVI ItVAX
II ill.. :
a fieneml s.iorlinenl ( f
DRY COiUW nt rodiioed piiee
DltY fiOUDS at redtie! piices
DRY tiOODS at reduc.-i pried
DRY (iOOIS at rotluced price
JJonncts ami Shawls
Uonnota nod Shnwls
5onnct3 and Shawls
I Son nets and Sliaw'u
CLOTH INC
I CI-O'JTIlNtr
; CLOTHING
' CLOTHING
Hardwnro, tjueenswsre, Tuiwajo, Ntiins
lluidwaie, ('lii'cntjwarc, Tinware, Notions
U aid ware, tjucenswuic, Tinwaro, Notiuis
II i rd w.t re, (Jueenswaru, Tinware, NotioiX
I wiPiOKSiAiriiisa simi 3D!inr.gs.
Tea, Cotl'co, Molusses, Hugar, Bait,
I'nnilles, Hire, Flour, Paeon, Fish , 1
Tob-.eeo, Crackers, Vlnenas, Oila, Vnrn'nb,
! 1,'nrpcts, Oil ( lolh, 111 uitiret, Looking; lila-soi,
( lucks. L'huriis. Wash boards, Tubs, LuckAS, Hat
Irons, Puns, Window-blinds, Wall-paper, Coal
' Oil Lamps, L'lobrclKs, llod-c ords, Knives aud
I Forks, Spoons, Crocks, Store blucking. All of
which will le sold on tlio most rensonnble forms,
' and the lighest market prien paid for 'Jrain,
Wool, Shipp ing Furs nud all kinds of roiintry
.produce. J.P. KHATZEU,
Front stre t, nbove the Acadoiuy, Clcarfic'. i, 1'u.
June .!, lniij.
M Ml RELL RIGLKR
illavejitot o if nod a largo aud splendid
.assortment of
j New Goods
i At their old stand in Clearfield.
HF.V bare die beat nssorlment ofllarJiraro
I which l!ny will (ell nt the most reaiunabb- nri
I ccs, amorg which will bo found a sploudi 1 lul o
CUTTLERY,
' To which they iiiTite tbe spsciul attentioB of tho
public, cmbiiicing heavy Silvrr plaWd Forks,
Spoons aud Putter knives of tho best m.Mmfii--:
luru.
A lot of Pihtols of the best pattern, and other
lire iirins. Also a general assortment of pistol
cartridges all of w hiuh will be sold at reasoua-
, 'i i,, T couliuue to uiaiiufntiiro all kinds of
1 lmv Lasting, una many otlier AtrncultiiraUm-
ptenients.
Cook Stoves, I'nrlor and Coal
1 Stove; a general assortment, and of tho bost pat
terns, fur salo nt reaaonablo prices,
I Coal Oil,-Coal OR Lamps
' rami, oils ami arnishen,a gnorsi atiortmeut.
; tilass, putty, Xails, Irta ai'ICastings of great
i variety j in I'jct alinont overy thing wauted by
i tbe public can be found in thuir establishment,
and at price that eunnot bo beat.
jNow 3 the time to pureha?"?,
1 It' villi .Ipuir-A anv tlnni in Hiflip linfl nf bnfir
i - j n - - -
liivn lhm a rail ami aramina thnir Stock. ., "
, ,i,-v .,.i ,.,ir,.,l that von cm bo an.-oinino,l,it".!
. j
Henieinber, their entablement is on Se.n;i
"trecr. nearnein, i- , wucro yuo can unjjuaj
' to tho very best advdnUlg.
jPfr-Old silver, c'opjur, brusa, pewtor sad old
taiiHg win c u.iouanijo mr K.M,ua.
May 20, IVC3. MERKELL 4 BlliLE R.
KstatCOl JitS. TllOinpSOll, dcc'd
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AI.C Ot'' VALUI.K
N I )M Intl. H A It IKI Ulili
M.) CAMHKI t'OPM I Hsl, -Th5 Exocu-
tors of James Thompson, late of Chest towl "hip.
Cleiirfn Id county, deceased, will, expose t sate
by public outcry at the borough of New Wash
ington, on
Friday the 31st day of July, 1803,
nt 3 o'clock, p. in., of said day, tbo following des
cribed tracts of lard.
Number I. VI I acres and SO perches, sett,
beginning nf nst in lino of Jonathan Wcstovor's
liiinl north r 2 degrees w est 1' 8 porches to whito
oak south ss degrees west 311 porches to cherry,
north 74 degree west lfl perches to post, west9S
perches to a maple, south :I9 degrees east 48 per
ches to post, south tiS degroes cast 1.11 porches to
maple, north 42) degrees cust 67 perches to line
on bnnk of Chest Creek, north SO degrees east 70
perches to post on J. Westover's line thenee by
sniiiu north j degree oust IIS porches to begin
ninir, situule in Cboct township, Clcsiliold coun
ty, Pa.
Xuinbcr 'i. l'Zl acres and 1 14 perches, sett,
beginning at a pet, thenjo south 6S degrees east
II I perches to maple, south 42 degrees east 57
f i rencs to linn, north SO degrees east 70 perches
to p ist, south J degree west 7tll perches to post
by whito nnk, south S8 degrees west 170 perches
by f. Fry to a rock oak, north 27 degroes west
perches by Amos Fry to post, thenco by Roland
in ml north 7 degrees wc-t US perches to begin
bin?, situate in Chest township, Charfield coun
ty. P.u
Number 3. 2.VI seres and 190 percho.', nett,
beginning at a post, thenee north 2 degrees oast
2S2 perches to post, thenee by John Myers north
Ml degrees west 10S perches to post, thencs by
land of (loodrhuin south 2 degree west 7V perch
es to pine north !S degree west JO perches to
post, thenco by N igle soul'u 1 j degrees west 2U4
perche t.i post, thenee by Lafi'nrty and others
south SO ilcgrecs east l.VJ porches to beginning,
situate iu ,Kusquehanna tow nship. Cam una, toua-
y, pa,
'I'EHJK-Ouo-tbird catb balance in one
nnd two years, with interest, to be secured by
judgment bond, or periouul security.
MM. FEAT II, I
JAS. McEWEN, J
Ex'rs.
July I , ISii.''..
liulkley'rf Patent.
Lumbf r Drlptl by Soperbeated Steam.
rpiIE urdorsigned respectfully informs the poo
X Pla of Clearfield aud tho adjoining counties
ttnii be has the agency of the sIhi I'atent, and
will sell Individual, County and Township rights
for its use. Tbo Lumber dried by this process is
strongor, finisties bettor, i easier on tools, and
loquircs less time in drying than any oilier p
eet known and drving 1 inch lumber perfoctly
in .16 hour, and bettVr than many month under
the old system-using the samo amount ir fuol
rer dsy that a common kiln consumes. Tbe cer
tificate of a number ef idnt mechanics, well
known In this community, is ep!y sufficient to
convirce tho most skeptical of its pn'caj utility.
P "f TUT VlTltt
Jaly 1, 1BW. " Clcartield, Pa.
LEVER FLECJAL,
JubticC of lll6 pCUCC
,, ...
, ' t.J borsWg I Irarfis Co.(Pa.,U
Slienu proinjc rv .. .-. - " -
rare. ' April 4, 1SI.
care
'
,a --
Dli.
;M. WOODS, .
, jRACTIt INW Physician, and tiaaimmj f.-.w-
for Pennons. OlEre Southwest sor-sr
' Second mi Cherry etreei, CltarlsM, Pa.
I ,' Jbnuary 31, If . !y