Mf o'lfiufida Itfublicm.
v- I
ll
IHE tOMINO CRASH.
,'lll I h'll I ll .1 ;n .bill nil tin. it
nliiii(:lii' hip I 'i g n ii in,' tin
."TA '...-
.1 I-
Wednesday Tebrnar y, 3d,
clkaltilld, r..
1864
' 1 lit
C tn llii'ir
i-rii'i nnd in in k iui i"li 1 1 1 :i I tin r . t -virus
liMi'liif about ihe prosrtiiy of
ll.i' c mull , il I'.niini iul credit, Ac, nns
nil fit v. 'I li" following rxlrnct lioiu a
I'li'iu ( in uhrel' Mr. McCiillough, the.
I 'i.mptrollcr fl' llm Currency, is dcrcdidly
in j'oii:l, nt in k i on lodging, in every par
ticular, what lictnorrnt have nbvys raid
that the npnriiul thniv of prosperity wss
dcluioty.
Ihiir omttiinl'v in mind, allhou-Ji the loyal
ttales appeor uyrrj-hilly to if in a prosrer
vs co'uitttvn, that inch is not thej'acl. Tnat
while tlm government is engaged in llio
aupprcsion of a rebellion of imfx.mpleij
fierceness and magnitude, and is constant-,
ly drainirg thecountry of Its laboring nnd
producing imputation, mid diverting its
. I i ...... . I 4 .
the Republican .let-line, insisting ihnt muubiry ircin wofki m per-
' I ni Minn I vuliin In in cnnttiiir-linn nf
ls ; implements of warfare; while citios aro
-a thing without uny piece- .crowded, nnd the country is to the same,
dent. Thin the Democrats must continuo. extent ilcploted,, ntnl wast ami extnivn-1
to resist, even to the bitter end, ns tR-y ;yHO rnvi.il .13 thry never lefo.o 1revuil
,, , ... , led in the 1 nited Natei., the nation, w lint-'
would any oilier revclulmniiry mtoiupl.- b t cxU,rm j ..aiculiom-. is
I hut this nlou taut llio w peiu;er siionm ; IloL prosperir.i:
CaYTho Slat S r...ie is still without mi
oigiiuuation. The Dmiocrat renew thiir
oiler about once a day In effect an otgani
nlion by electing the ofticers nlleniiilely,
the Republicans lo have the Speaker, and
Ihe IenJoerat llio Clerk, and to on. This
the KepuMientM decline, insislii
the Hpesker clexled last spring
speaker attll-
Pt'.IM (( t J i ' II in l,.
Ti ihnto to thf Mrt'ici v .f Key. Tlinir.nn
1) O dtti.lt
d, V' i'IiiIh r .. I 1 .1, !n Vi,lii im
port, I.J nmini' c'iiiiiI) , I'.i , Ki . 'I In miin
p. Untwiill, (iiinnlirr of i,.. i,t p ilti
tnoie ( 'nn'oii'iire) in the .11 ih year cf h'm
nj'i', nnd l'Jih of hi i-ln ii inn tnini'try.
How ni lt Tn in .v er I'lomiilielil, Perry
CO., I'u. At nil emir pri ind of h'u life, lio
noii).')it nnd obtained Ihe peiul of prent
price; nnd with propriety it limy bn nid,
lli.it from hiiiyoiilh up, lio nberved llm
jiieei'pts of the divino law. In the morn
ing rT bis liTo ho entered the. holy millili
ter n nn itinerant picucher in tho Metho
dibt Kplncoinl Church, and filed llio vn
rious dtatioiM tn which ho wn nnslf.ned
with ability and fiiillifulnets. Ilo received
his last appointment nt Willinmnport
Mulberry htreel Church, whero in his
7.en for the temporal and ppiritual inter
ests of the church, "he died ht hi post.".
Ho posc.tHcd n moelt and Immblo spirit.
I ill I.
"I" IMl l.M'1'.Milllllt'
"I1 M Mt.'v. I'u.. f.,r A. ll iHfi.l.
J. smii S.H., I i , i -.-,.., ,f r..nrfiH
I ...inlv.iti Hi.. r..,., h.,,,ih.if lVM,.,Wm,m,
,"" " , r'""'T friun tho l'.h -Inv
' '"""J. " ' until ll,c (ill- ,,r .,'f
.Inniinir, A. I., 1 I. '
'.'.
To nmniinl rorrlvMt Onm C.ill-i .., ir
1HU nml j.rvlinii ymrf, liu:lii.linp
.r. t.tnp.-. '$11717 01
To nm t rve il fri.m I nrrntcil I,nn.l, li:,4 (l'l
To mil 'I rci-'d frmn ('nniiiii nt.m(.r. llniilo, :!li 7:1
To in't 1I110 frnin lnt rcttli'iiirtil l,v Tr. HH j
lit.
clpcliim oprni., $I ITrt (Ij
Jly mniiiir w n j'k, lii; )
Hjr fnx nml iil rat j.roljiitcf, M l H.I
lly Juntiro nonlji, mi
Ily Jiirnrn' nK(', I s u 71
lly Intori'ft un onlur.n, I2IS 4'i
I!y lilhnr:iih niiltra, a;s no
Ily conetnhlos' ciitn, 17il45
Ily rourt linurn pnnlrix'l, 17,'ifl 00
Hy ilintrirt nttornoy's fopj, 1 AO 37
Ily )rnlliiiiiotary' foes, im
I!y ihcrilT'j fues, 131 rjij
lly prlntinj;, 379 no
3D 00
preisute over 1 110 nac venule is 1111 iiuur
thouglit on the part ol the Hepublicana, is
clear, because at the commencement of the
xession they held their caucus, and selbct
cd their eamli.late for speaker, just as has
been the practice of all parlies heretofore.
If tbey hud then held that tho old Speaker
continued to preside, why did they thus
preparo lo go into nti election ? No men
of sense ever occupied a posiiiou no per
fectly lidiculous; and if tun Abolition
press of Pennsylvania wua not completely
and abjectly Hubservient to their Leaders,
tbey would, like honest men, denouuee
this revolutionary measure as it deserves
to bo denounced, and tell them to nban
don their ignoble position aud the soon
er the better.
Instead of this, however, tbeir presses
are laboring to misrepresent tho Demo
cratic Senators faUijiinj the record, in
showing that certuin resolutions ottered
by the Kepublicans unobjectionable in
themselves have been defeated by the
Democrats. These resolutions were offer
ed for tho purpose of forcing an organiza
tion of doing business and acting us if the
Senate was regularly organized. The
Democrats contend that the Senate is not
organized that it cannot be until a Open
er is elected that tho election of a Spea
ii the Qrst act required nftUeru by the
Constitution an i hence tbey vole against
every proposition that is connected with
the regulf r business of the Senate. Let
no man bo deceived by sudi shallow at
tempts at deception.
Ax IsvALi ASt.K Work. We hope some
of our dealers will secure a supply of tho
National Atmnnac for 1S04, just published
byG. W. Child, Philadelphia, at ?l 125
in boards, or $1 50 in muslin, per copy.
It will contain over 500 closely printed
pages. Will furnish the best history of
tho times, and tho most accurate and reli
able statistical information that can be
found anywhere. We fay this from our
personal knowledge of the talented gen
tleman who has compiled the work. His
divided into five different parts, as
lows:
I. The Calendar.
II. The (Government of the United
The war in which wo aro involved is a
As ft man hn was amiablo and ingenious. By janitors' fees,
llio circle in which bo moved was always;
impresed with tho preoenco and inlki-' Amount of County. Bounty,
etico of ft ehrvtiati minister. His Intel- iuiiuciors, lor me year A. U
leet w.n active ; his pn rcpt ions clear.
lie po-o-i'od the rare combination of n '
chastt! imagination, and close, logical
power. He was eminently a man oftiod,
exhibiting in his life, by precept and ex-
flf Jiilr' Ti . ,
I t p. nrl 1H1 r fo,
lit ln.iif.t,
by ilr.ifl fur tiow linhip,
lly ciniTi.in "n'lli n. i,
fly 1111 lilinir 1 r..tlnnnl'ity'
niul ri'i'lM.'rV mppihiiiI,
lly I'm y rnnii.'iPl,
lly lri'i"iirtr cjfi',
liy w.li rn .ptill.nllnry,
lly (tr.iiunl fop cimrl liiiu,
lly wnoil ninl piI conlmpl,
Hy rpimim,
Hy piuiiiilFnl'inira' rtii)(in,
ny ciorK wnirt".
)i 4-.
4 ?.t
m 117
in on
s i:, u
Ii) litt
ls nn
ll j on
t
2011 (ill
117 M
& (1
sj 64
2:;2 (ii)
' Trtllfnr nf ni l rnitni. tv. ..
C "null fur ll 1 Mr A li'u, , . '"'hi
, 1 11 MmMill 1 ii
lly diirkols, Hut r'y A hii"Iu)(o, 2.H u
oy niiico ruin,
liy cxirn nml fro ifrlif.
lly 1'iiiiimrl lp r 1802-81,
lly mifpi'lliiiipoiiii,
liy inercliiimliKO,
l!y mbiI vipwK,
Hy ii'rri'iilii(fo to collcrturs,
lly cxoncrntiiin, "
Uy I'oroenUie piiying out,
lly " rocBivinu,
llulunco duo Sliuw,
1 1 7:
: on
?im no
2n7 67
117 IS
?SS 0
4U7 ,'Hl
691 '.15
17K 1H
20 0 00
MfPr In lo liui. lro ,t ! (.,,,"" hJ WmT
ty nil" pi nu. '' '"'jj
' TIip BMionni atl, .S,l,.,.,F,lt,. 'I
rrr W nnl.i doll ,r, ,n,, rilij , ' '
i Up mi, mm of ,.,. ,,, ' "'J ' )
two llu.nM.nj fl huJr. ,, , I"1 .
lrii.loiiy.nv ,,,, . , i''f-'i,
tW. hun.1,.,1 i,.IU J""..
u. it)f.i. tjmJ
i RICHARD HOSSGP
1 TDiiP ATf.lMo) v..vt
I - --- - 1 A41JJ UJ
1l
Relief. State and Militia
1803, and previous years.
at
at
at
nt
Snsation
seosiuiorj
Sensation
pnsainn
VK.Ml".; TOIVNSU1C ; I'OI.'n TOUS names. COl'MTT. I RF.I.1E1.
MCSLINS
' DKI. A I N KS
$13318 82 $13346 82 CUUUHUS
ALPACAS
Taxes, due from ' Just receive.! at
i.i.M.iiAM.-i at .Wat;;:
,-'--'- ll'KINTS
iOLOVKS
CHAVATS
HOLMV. IBTATK. MILITIA. '
at
at
at
at
stern necessity ami must no prosecuie.i . nmple) 1)l0 yritv Mu vnPr of ,hat gos-
iui i.iu jiii'ri va'.uiii in inv: iyi ' I I. nic '1 L, i
no matter what may be its cost: but the.
Sensat iori
Sensation
Sensati(.n
Sensniion
eoioi'.iy will, uii''iestionabl; be. the pnorer every
day it is continued. The seeming prosperity
of the loyal states is owing mainly to tho
large expenditures of tho gnverment r.nd
tho redundant currency which these ex
penditure, seem to render necessary.
(el he so faithfully preached to others.
lie was gentle and "eany lo be entreajed"
in all questions which involve no violation
of.moral or religious principle, but in his
convictions of truth and duly, he wa te
uatiniis. firm, and inflexible. Ilo never
yielded to a wrong bins, nor wavered
when duty was clear. In Ihe house of
Kecptheso facts constantly in mind, n. . . r ;t . : ,i,n i,1;t r ,,0
onI manage the aila.rs orynur respective H,roBl. in t)lft trnnsnclion of business, or
ban.s with u perlect consciousness that , h) lllt) gf)oinl rirclei ,)0 ahv(lys (,4
the apparm protpenty 0 the comlrym ' , conllnunil.a(i0n with (iod. His cheer
0? proved to Oc unratl trhtn the war is crowd.' e.t i ..... .,.i i.c
r,.i 1.., . 1... p.. ii- ----- ----- - --"--
WU I'lVJfUICU, IJ I'UK'IUI j tv
IS", I
IS.VI
IS.) 4
is;,;, .
; IX. 'Hi
'1M.1S
1 lXlil)
' I so I
1.S02
' not before
with which be spake of (iod's dealings , ISi;,",
inanagemeniot me trusi committeu 10 lnw!lr,is ilin, i,,,!;,.,.,,,,! ft ,Pflrl rei.lete!
you, to he Ip to save t ho nation from !wil!l ft Krnse of the .livine presence. The;
numcM cowtpsc insienu 01 lenoing your in- dili!.ence di.,, laved in his l,.it i.rennra-'
lions, that hn mibt "edify and profit" j
tho people of his congregation, is highly;
creditable to his memory as a christian j
mini-ter. lie drew his divinity from tlir
fluenco to make it more certain nnd aiore
severe.
The End not Yet-
We have repeatedly warned the county
to put no faith in the theories which took
for granted that the military power of the
rebellion was broken, and that its armies
would melt nway before the advent ol
spring. Our views are thus indorsed by
the Tribune Washington con eipondent :
General ITalleck, in conversation with
prominent public men, Las expressed hi
belief that the Inst grand ami desperate
effort will be made in tho ensuing spring
by the rebels to transfer the ro.! righting
lo northern t-oil. Thev cannot subsist
their armies in their own desolated region,
from all tho most fruitful parts of which i
slaves have been withdrawn into the in
terior cotton states. It ii difficult to de
termine whether their nv campaign will
bo duo north into Pennsylvania again, or
cross Kentucky into Ohio, using Long
street's present position :i a base of oper
ations. All the secret advices received nt
the War Department shov that a I'eter-the-llermit
crusade against tho North is
now being preached throughout the con
federacy, and that they uro conscripting
into tho ranks witli ruttiK ss violence ev-
Statcs.
III.
IV.
V.
The Slates Individually.
Tfco War.
Miscellaneous.
erything
arms.
In n letter which purpoi ts to give Rich
mond now in the Eamo pa. per occurs Ihe
following :
If however, ihe civil pov.er is yiven to
tho spirit of discord and contention, if
the government itself is sulnaitted to nn
fol-1 outward pressure wtnen places 11 in me
necessity 01 resorting to violence and ar
titrary measures, tho army, on the con
trary, unconscious of these dissensions,
has recently seen its numbeir increased
apd its discipline improved. It is the on
ly organized body in the confederacy
which at the present time preserves its
spirit, and does not allow tho wind of dis
cord to diviile and break its ranks.
This is not the kind of talk wo usualf.y
see in the administration press; but it if.
the Lighest prudence to take that view of
the matter, and be prepared for the tre
mendous campaign which will open in
tho springy
Siit at List. -The abolitionists
sacred Volume, and preached under the
inspiration of its truth. His views of the
gospel wore clear and distinct, and so fully
win he baptized with the spirit of his mis
sion, that, with the groat nposlle, ' he
counted all things but loss for the excel
lency of the knowledge of Christ Jasus,
his Lord.''
Hence, his preaching wn, not with ''en
ticing words of man's wisdom, but in the
demonstration of tho spirit, nnd with pow
er." His sermons were plain, clear, prac
tical expositions of the text. They exhib
ited thought any system in preparation
and, with a ready utterance, were ubloand
impressive. His preaching was never dry.
cold, and uneihfying; but invested with a
spirt of earnestness, under the divino 11110
tion, be felt the power of the truth him
self, w hich ho impressed on the minds of
others. Kepentance, faith, holiness of
heart and life, wcro tho frequent subject
of his discourses,. He was correct in doc
trine ; sound in jiiJgtncnt ; forcibly in
style, nnd niultitu Jes have heard him
with preiisuie and piofit. His life, as a
1 christian minister, was a practical com
mentary on the doctrines he preaclu
Ionian,
;l'ike,
;t'iko,
.Covington,
: Decatur,
jl'enn,
I 'ox,
iliell.
X.ell,
Kc.x,
Huston,
Lawrence,
: Morris,
Woodward,
'Hell,
Bloom,
Hradlord,
Mi adv.
liiiruside,
:Ch-st,
fivin'ton,
'Cleariicl-I.
' 'nrwensy'le
I'Vrguson,
().-,
1 i i-bou,
iralatu,
.U'ilieh,
Hi-ion,
Ionian,
'Kaitb 111s,
I nox,
Lawrence.
Morris,
David Williams, '
; I. Caldwell,
K. McCIure,
liarmoy,
;l ' Kepl.nrt, I
jit. Da nvers,
l-Iohn Mu lit ins,
WmT. Thorp,
I. N. McCracken, ;
IN'. Brock wny,
iWm. D. Woodward.;
li. Ardery,
lOcorjo Ardery,
I. M. Clmse,
; Wiiii u.i B..1!,
'I. Dimeling, '
diiTis Wood, ;
'Ldmun 1 bale,
K. K. Arnold, :
Ins. L. Neil, 1
los We.'' O'T-r,
I'rancej Coul.oVeit,
II. B. Swiii'.,i. ;
L'I'.n McNT.,u(
elsi)i Il.itoh, ;
1:. A. Wilcvx,
!l. K. l'l.-d,
C1..I k A. Dalo, 1
(i-o. W. MoCully, !
Arn'! d I'.liss. ;
Uobl. !. Jolinsou,
Ion iiilil.iiid,
lames Cut heart, :
Uobl. Wrigley, ;
IVter Swart,
li 15,
2 02.
03 0:
13
;
14
44 (U
:( Jl
50 37
1.1
1.)
IJ
0
8 .''
4 7i:
10 'JV
Ul 5'ji
15 25:
' 1
: 3'.)
l'J
5
, 14
(W)
U'J :
I'.'
77'
17
V
20
'21
8
1
24
J
SHAWLS
r 1 1 l'.OXN LTS
t-'iCOLOKKD I
h- lMVI IVV t
ill lj O Ul .O I
N. Wash'in.d u jIj Brth.
l'oni),
I'ilvO,
I 'nion,
I Woodward,
TOTAL.
.Thi) in. is L'.iti'ei ty,
-Hs. A. Blcom,
lolin II. rotter, jr.;
Koliort Henderson..
; j 78 34: 101 or
3Q 42 21 25 42 52.
ii7 58.1 72 01: c,i 45.
si. (i,s 25 (K) 02'
43 2'. 23 07' 24 41,
2- M 32 50i 01 20
12-.I 72 T,f 87: 117 (;o;
7K7 01 21W 17; f,;::, 57!
130 4'i 41 17; SI '.it,:
211 55 55 12; 120 04
43 00, ; ;ju )::
12 14 00: 24 C'
2.i 02 2S 25: 51 Hi
120 SO 42 4: 77 05
41 02 12 84'; 20 30
141 72' 5.1 Hi 117 80
2S 05 S 40; 70 28
112 2S 4S OJ; 05 07
27 20. f.4 a.V 117 88
l'.'. 07 04 34: 127 05
12 11, 14 75 30 33
' 50 O.'l 00 t
270 z m 'J 107 00
5 20 2.) 12 20 H i
5 27 21 01 .() 00
00,
2 30
12 or
OS
G2
50
55
80
15
02
3 30
5 28
4 50
At
at
nt
to
to
to
ft.
MOssoV
prj
'S,'nMlin
Sensation
Sen.-aiioB
CRASH nt
CCK'I'AINS &t
TABLE CLOTHS at
rniNGi;
LACS
HOSIERY
It IB BUNS
20
20
18
88
07
20
70
302
1 .') ;
50
53
171
8;
01
07
34
20
2 87
,1 iTlilMMINGS)
All tobu ImdatM
! OCllSBIlnn
-nsslicn 5
Sonsaiion J
Kuntni.'.-
f. w 54OSS0I
ensKtion
Sensalion
Seniaiioj
at
at
at
ul
of all kinds & Vat Sensulio
J
40 (18
08 58
15 5d'
22 II
15 20'
50 33
12 3L
50 55
34 8S
52 54
18 88,
08 01
7 lb
85
17
23
3
20
4
15
42
11
28
12
5
C.
0
10
11
I'll
13
15
18
; 111 iIM 1IIK1.1 IV
I Always on hand at
CASSlMKUlvS at
O.l I il.tci o
05
TW LKDS
JEAN'S
V KSTIXCiS
SHIUTIXCS
a',
at
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sen.-atiou
Snatioll
Sensaliou
811
02
1"
42
8
5i 1 1
CLOTHING such
as Cents, Pants,
Ve.-ts,
1 nder Shirts, at sensatiot
r lannel Shirts,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats und faps,
Now for sale st Vtt-i
II A HI) W AUK ,
such us Sa'S, nails 1
1 -. . ..
7i Forks, Knives, 1 eni-uit
1 .ii
52
; $3,300 03.I,SOl 7ii $2,818 05 UW 4'J. 1S3 0;
humati that js able to Warllna word, such was the devotion with
1 Airci"ita ninu'tut of
I Ci.uiity iirlor-',
I Ajrcrppato uniount of
j l l.lltt llt'U'l' ur.l.T!.,
'1 AcL'ri'ir.'ito amount of
1 durl lion o bnnds,
Aununt due Treasurer, SUaw,
i.utitunding
outstnnd ing
iiiitstiindins
" Stars." Perhaps some persons may
censure us for not expressing our sympa
thy for our Jacobin neighbor in his diffi
culty with a certain War, Well, he haB
our sympathy, if tlint will help him any.
His case, as it stands, is a very bad one.
There may be no cure for it, and he may
Lave to suffer Ihe cdium of retailing aloubUo feel wsll that they can for once
very meau bit of scandal, if not a very , in their long, dreary lives, support the
jnean nttack upon a lady. But if he government. It is the first tune they ey
eould only manage to p,t a baby in lhata-T LO ' ,Ml 11 Ule ,f"rn-
J a I I m.n ilo nnirAP nnd ilo lattra nil Ibnif
. , , . . iiiciiv. sv 1 ' j " iij i""0 wis li y 11
dU that was "sctx the tnmxn the gutter, ,ive, The' have prayed for its destruc-
vxuld be measurably relieved. Who will tion. In all our wars w ith other nations
the
furnish the infantry t
Tor tho KqmMicun.
Letter from Qrahamton.
Griuimton, Jan. 24th
Dtar Ilepullican .
I they have sympathized with its enemies,
j They have resisted the officers cf the gov
I ernment, trampled on its laws and got up
I insurrections to thwart the execution of
I law. They have set up state authority to
i nullify the enactments of tho federal cov-
that ernment. It is sufficient proof that tha
tirss 45
D1V1 tlV
H500 00
4 71
$2-6S te
Ap?rpj!it nnionnt ihi frum
ColWcU.n. 3430 6s
Ari,'ryute amount duo froia
Inronted Lund, JS27 45
Aggrpifiite ninoiint due from
Judgments, ie., Kino 00
lodcbUdikCisof Cuuntjr, 12!52 63
which be discharged every duty arising ;
from tho relations he sustained, as hus-
band, parent citizen, christian and minis-! BF.LIhT FUND,
ter, that he wns admired, eyteemed and'josrrn Phaw, K.., Trcaturpr of Cloarfteld
loved by all who knew him. Ilo contin-j ennty, i" tho I'mnuionwcalih of Ponn'a in
ucd bis pulpit labors, with zeal, in npur- mn wi,h Itolief J""1 f"r 1110 't,ar 1SM-
ent health, up to the time of his last ill-, T , , r . ,
.,. , ' ,. ii-. To amount rrrcivcil from Collectors for
ness. His lhst discourse was delivered on jsm, including pprcentnBe. $1747 21
rsat.naiM evening, ovemoer uom : To Hm't rof'.l from I nsoaic-d Lnd. lift ec
Isnilh, 38th chapter and 11th verse. T I To do. lo. i... Militia Fund, 10:'.$ 15
shall behold man no more with inhabitants j To do. do. do. (.'onuuis.'.ioiinrj'IJook, US trj
of the world." How tieculicr Ihe passage.
How appropriate the text fio.ua minis- Kccp'ivd Janna r.y 2?d, 1S4. of Josf .h Shaw, T.rr, lato Trvaiurer of Clearfield county fUr
tt-r. as he is about to leao the pulnit for 1 h,u:ulrcJ "ml forty-umo d.dlnrs and frotj-tivo centf, it being the Ulanco due llgtfef Fund as
the last lime. Wus there not a Trovidence ( J
111 it .' I ho substance of 111s (iisconrse on
BOCNTV KI'XD. !
Josr.i'B Pnw, I'ii., Tresswrir of Clearfield
$220511 ti
cn.
liy amonnt of Relief orders, $J2riO 72
Ity percentag 0 to CoHeetcrs, lis 93
Ry cxiMieratii.ns, 31 u
Ity Trs. pereeutago receiving, 75 73
uy in. do. paying out if, 51
lialanra due Fuud hy Tr, Aii 4J
$.1029 51
LUil'OUS. such
as W ine, Brandy,
(i in, V h is key,
Conae, etc., etc., j
MtLIl, such as
I'runes, laiins,
Figs, Filberts, ic.
OnoCF.HI MS, k,v
Flour, Hams,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molastf.fti, Coilee,
Tea, C r a c k o i s,
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, etc., etc
at stnlio(i
at sennnli'fl 1
t JliJSMi
at iMistiui .
Alwavi at Mfta
icnsulioo
sen sal ion
sensation
n'MMii ion
sensation
seiirniion
C. KRAT.KU,
ISLAV,KlMi Bt
lv ll'llS at
roWliER at
IIOT at
LEAD nt
lOAl. at
j At the stnia of
J3029 51 ; MQSjSOP
Always J-etjw on hi
ftssoi (merit of nil kiml of goods
for the accommodation of lliepuH
nciUKUSiibS
slref Fund aa
Tretturer,
that evening, was to show the mercy of
God, in the redeeming scheme, in furnir.li
ing men one probation wdy. His nrgu
mpiits wore leveled at the skeptical de
jection of some men, who insists that a
plurality of probations would multiply the
cuances ol man s Fnlvat on. Against thix 1
theory, he nrgued with great logic and
power, showing most courlufively that
however plausibly such a theory niiuht
lie, yet it wns false and delusive, and the
converse only was true. Those who heard
lum on that occasion, will not soon forget
tliepathos and power with which it ws ut-
tored. His discourse ended, his work on j jomn
arth was done. A jdory glided tho hut
hours of his toil, and yet lingers where ho
passed. The following Wednesday, Nov-
county, in the Cinuiiionwcalth of l'ennfy Ivanin,
in account with Uounly Fund f.r tho year '03.
nil.
To amount received from Collectors for
lso.i, including percentage, f.ttfl.-! (In
To aru't rre'd froLi Unseated Lands, 2.H tiT
fit.
Jiy hourly bonds redeemed $2175 00
I'y intcrept on hounty bonds, f.;ij 55
',y percentage to collectors, 311 10
IJy exonerations " 5i 9ft
Hy 1r.. l ercentagc paying out, 77 7S
Hy to.
do.
lUlnncc due Sbaw, Trt,
recoiring, (TO 8S
13 C5
l.'ifil'J 22
Aggregate aiu't of outstanding bondi.
I'o. il.. due Treasurer,
Aggregate amount duo from
Collectors, $2S13 9i
Aggregate amount duo from
I nfented Lands, Of)
Iudel.tedncpj, jso SO
. L: GREATEST BATTLE ON UffS
$3CI!) 22
f(3670 (10
13 6j
$063 65 $0CS3 C5
ROAD FUND.
?haw, Km., Troniiurer of Clearteld
ciiunty, in ncrouiit with the difforent townahips
It is a stubborn fact
in the course of human events it becomes 1 government is not what it was when they
necessary sometimes to show people theiriarc in favor of it. It has changed to suit
own faults. There was a young man of them, and for the first time they are for
our township went, some time last sum- it. They mrjst feel better than they ever
tucr, to Clanon county to assist as clerk, 'did before. Limisville democrat.
at the ironworks nearSligo. His em-' ' " .7'," .. ....
plover always expressed himself favorably i . otiku vs Stahvin.1 -If the Abol, lon-
towardshim until Ihe day after the dec-1 ""'f'V?,, ""n- c?nrccrd 0 '.out
it, 1 f; 41- o?- the comfort of the soldier s family, as they
next morning after the election, ho asked I are about his voti(. they wouldn t oppose
the young man if he had been to tho elec- ??J defot,t increase
tion ! The young man answered that he Ll l.,,e? hv'( hcy h"ve been. J
had. " Did you vote for Woodward ? " , nly iiad of o( economy and
" les, sir, 1 Uut." "eii, t , 1 nm W " . .. . f
yery sorry vou done so, you have been tl0 tlie public treasure shall take. They
very attentive end very careful, but 1 do ttnid enough of it won t reach their
not feel safe in having a man in my em- pockets, we suppose or that the Govern-
r,lnv ni,nnuwl Ir. f lnl..l Tl.ai Blent Will become too TOOR TO Roll ; ami
book-keeper ond other clerks, for several ?l lie rat0 .have bceistealinr. the
days befme, told him he should vote fori'1 leaT or two- u,is very, .llk,c,y ,"f:""lol
r,,i: Theif Lnour 1.;. ...in. ,i.Saai wiu. soon to on his Hst shillins. ,
tuber 25th, he was attacked by disease,
. r.eumonia) and, on 1 hursday niorniiig
(8 o'clock,) Dcceml er 3d, the "wenry
w heels ot lite stood still,- ami Ins spirt
took its flight to the world of Glory. Dur
ing his illness he suffered with that for
ti Lude, patience, calmness nnd resignation
which characterizes the christinn. Ex
pressions of praise and joy frequently fell
from bis lifts during his last hours. Tho
piuily of life warranted a liappj and Iri
uiniLant death. And thus he died, or
rather, sweetly fell asleep, in Jesus. Thus,
'. in the treshness of morning life, 'die rests
'from his labors."
"0 all thy heart's detire
I T rivmphantlu imttcued ;
Jsidgtd by the -ministerial chmr
hi My Redeemer' breast."
J. W. FEKKEK;
The Cost. John Borough, (iovcr
nor cleft of Ohio, in his speech at Lan-
for Itirod tax f..r the Tears 1802-3.
DK.
To amount duo townkhips from last
settlement.
To amount ree'd from I'nseated Lands,
fit.
$13IA 23
Wib 06
A '! -."l'l-. I 1
Wmnhbarg Mcmenqer. lUT C . ' " ln!U,
..... 4 -.V-1 . a ll ' ' il IMtll i (UJ'I V V I V III Hi HJ W UliVlV
(n , nm nAt In fin tn thAnmp inn n nl I . . .
.t i , ", J he noLtuF.Rs lairNiis' a lew daj-B fnt her ess
I' ' n.1 ,0.lhe cl,;i0" ni1 fo,pince. Mr Dennison. the Democratic rnfi-i ..KVOrr wifo" hero incuw the yvifo
ondward and asound Democratic ticket, her of Cnn,.. from I.,.7orn lii.iri.i in1 lAcrj wUc here inctns tho m to
this State, introduced a bill in the House otv,r' l1??1" "an, m.tJolii) Horough s
increasing the private soldier's pay l0 wile, nor Iloraco Orccly s wife, nor
thirty dollars a month, which was opposed Henry Ward Bccclief's wifo, nor Owen
ly the whole, solid Abolition vole. On the ; Lovojoy's wifo' nor tlio wifo of any
same day tho Abolition mnjority passed a shoddy patriot, luit tho wifo of everv
" -, hi.cn uuttTii ui Aixiiii on
wanted to keep him in the office, and
at he had always done. He is at home
now, tho victim of Abolitionists. It is
true he had no wife, or a " cradle " lo be
"set out in the snow," but ho has feelings
aa sensitive aa other people. Th9 League
passed a resolution ai the last meeting to
Townsiiii s. Ain't pd. tps. JJ.il. due.
i hcccnriii, $7S KS
liell, 52 Of. 72
Boggs, F9 21
bloom, 21 7.1
Jlnulford, 40 00 17 St
Drndy, Cfl 4 1
llnrnsid.', 72 CO
Chcbt, 18 70
I Covington, 71) 12
' IWntur, 80 T.O
i Ferguson, in 0(1 II 05
j Fox, V0 02
(iirard, 4C 19
; IIosIicb, 10 7
jtiruhum, l.M 02 17 59
I Culich, 15 00 51 61
I )lu(on, P47 81)
1 Jordan, 10 42
j Kurtliaiis, 213 22 4fl 25
, Knoi, . 122 90
Lawrence, 27 03
! Morris, 51 45
: I'eiin, 1M
1 l'ike, llll 90
! 1'nion, 115 02
Woodward, III Oft J 12
' D11I. duo tps. 214 51
$2751 23
raise that sxtamp-angel at 1 hihpsburg a peg Committee Clerks four dollars tier davl
iiigiiur. 1 uu iniu" no .'r ... oinuieoii is useless.
for Jlutcher's old wind-mill ; well, he has' i'r,V, ' V
got crippled at it, and they aro going to! M(" Howling. Forney says, "tho
have him tu.n a while to rest him. When .a ho,cry I ogh to be eru
'.1 :n .,i A,,t f cified." 1 hat would be nothtna new. for
V .u"08 .r " , more than eighteen hundred W. aao
J2751 29
Ttoceived .January 22.1, lf.4, of Joseph Phaw,
F:m., lale Treasurer of Clearfield county, two
hundred nnd fourteen dollnrs and fifty ons centi,
it boing tho balance due Itond J"und as aboro,
C. t RATZEJl,
J214 61 Treasurer.
SCHOOL FUND.
Josren Praw, Es.i., Treasurer of Clearfk-ld
. county, in account nith tho difl'orei.t townships
for Si hool tax for the years 1SG2-3.
Hit.
To Binoant duo townships from hint
settlement, f: 2479 77
To amouutrte'd from J'nscnted Landa, JWJi 55
CK.
m't pd. tpi. ISal. due.
T 110 57 $
115 37
120 C2
!5,('0 Killed nni WourW
.TO,""11'' taken lYisoneis!
WITH CAMP Hil'lPMiW
j 70,000 Contrabands freed frl
BONDS OF SLAW
1
1 "171 VERY man Tunt has rc.nl any lii?
Tow.ssmrs.
Ileccaria,
licll,
licpgs,
liloom,
Jlnidford,
Brady,
liurnside,
Chest,
Covington,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
J'or,
Oirard.
Ooshen ,
Graham,
Oulich,
Huston,
Knrthaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Morris,
Tenn,
Pike,
I'nion,
Woodward,
Iial. due tpi.
ft 91
20
54 65
59
117 43
f9 41
38 9'J
'.4 27
51 (ll
35 67
220 35
10ft 34
1104 00
!4l 3S
S3 on
47 97
40 05
15 51
3 66
70 f.2
25 37
17 59
f J55J 32
64
I S
It) 94
nual hlitorv of !'..! II' I It north!
I lo tho conclusion that tl.e Coifeln
ment would be broken down. Iti!
tion of time. Hut now e have tte si
ous soul-stirring news to cheer tin
only draw-back to our joy auJgWH
imminent danger of the Contnlfc1
North to "eat out o.ir fubshncf," ! ''
uir klll.ou 1 It,.! ,.f nn.. Il.il, "Ihfl."
icld county may be assured, '
j FRANK SIIOK'T for short rails)
leelling ltots .v. shoes as ck(('
j 111 an in the county; and if 100;'
i just give him a . ..11 on court-week.
j time, and see for yourselves. Bi
jinind Ihe public that his fbnp it
stroet, in Shaw's Row where r'
jjust ns .S'rt as usual if not lis
1 Casii than be would liko to bo. . Jf
I All kindi of work on hands M'j
' on short no'ief, nnd as weH'maJ '
as can be "skeercd" up here "fV
I i-G.Dou't forget tho shop-
I in thaw's Row, dimctly oj'P11". i
i bwoope's office.
! ClearBcld, June 11, 1 S62.
IJulklcy's I'atcnt;
Lumbfr Dried by Siipern''
I rpilli undersigned respectfully "
X
til ti f ( 'Inarfinl it and the
'thai he has tho agency of the
will sell inilividini. louni.
for its use. The Lumber dried by j
! atronger, fmltlies heller, i
I requires lei time in drying than .
I eeif known-and drying 1 inH MJ,
in at) hours, ana neiier - 1
-using tne """".l
f.1555 82
Received January 09 1s .n.,i, ci, 1 " JD "
Esq., lato Treasurer of Clearfie'd county, ..yen- i ' ,r , kiln coas.J
teen dollars and fifty-.ix cents, it being tho bal - ' " i "r nuniber of rosident m
ance duo School Fund aa aboy.. g J , rom mun ity ,
17 6
0. CRATZER,
Treasurer,
kill snakes.
Qi'EiiEC, C. E.. Januaiy 25.
Escape of Confederates from Johnson's i'.r'io'l
Christ was crucified for proaoh'mg peace . " "T VoMglas,. Marshal Kane ol Jal
by just such another set of scoundrels as tnnore. and thirtoen confederates, mostly
ls-For a week past tho mud has had you are. ' "P?41 '" rom Johnson's island and
. - i . ' ' 'and (.atop Douglas, lefi here this morning
undisputed sway over everything. We- Uajp-H is said that Grant has announced by the Grand Trunk Railroad for Keviere
Uullv for old Stcamrv.
AVMVS.
Lope to sea Old Boros resume opeiations hat he has no desire for residential du Loup, to lk the overland route to
fcorora iotij. nont'i-s. iiaiiiax
man who cannot ra'lSO tlll'CO llUlldrcd 1 tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, having ex
(lolliirs Or who h8 not lUOney OUOUi-li j nined the accounts of Joseph Shaw, Esq.. laic
tnlmv n. KiiliHtltntn iroHfortr oi aau oouniy, i;o ccriny, mar we una
to 1)11) ft HUlWlUtO, the accounts of (he aaid .f o.U Shnw, Esq. for
the year A. , 16:1, ai follow) :
The amount outstanding and due the county
to be Ten thouruiid ono hundred and ninety.
fevn dollars and eight cents.
We a'.soSnd the amount of outstanding orders
to be Twenty-two thousand six hundred and eieh
ty-four dollars and uinty-fivo cenU of which
Sixteen thousand five hundrod dollar! art eourt-
nouse uonas.
The balance due Treasurer it Four dolkrs and
seventy-one cent).
Th amonnt In the Rounry Fund Is Tivs
convirce the most tVtfnm oi ... .
I'ersons desirous of
July 1, 1363.
JAMKS T. LEOSASn. . t
Ithnnsand two hundred and two dollars and eigh-
ly-nveeenu. j wu, A. WAI.LACIC. .
Ihe amount of outstanding Bountv lisnds is i A. TaI srttftfl
Six thousand si- hundred and torenty do"ur... lUlt UllH AM OH"4""
i.:.i., i
Tho balance due the Treasurer is thirtoen dnl
lara and si.tty-five cent).
Ihe amount due Relief Fund. Including Mili.
tia, is Four hundred and forty-nine dollar) and
lonv-nve cent).
LEONARD, Fiaa- (
CT.KAliFIKLDCOl
W itness our bands this 22d January, A. L). JSOt. , ,iLtl or ur ashs.wotss .,
JACOB KUXTZ. lQ ikimiT Lj,
TILS. DOUGHERTY
Attest, AMOS READ.
W. . JJt.Am.IT, Utrk,
Gollmtinns ma
IS!I - - ,fcl
deandproefTj
Exchaifreou t"
WZ, the Auditor) of Clearfield eooBty, baring J&rvmt on. .jorSK.
;smln.d the accounts of JV.et.h Phaw. Esi..lare' tOtra M
essmlQid thi accounts of JVs.ph Chaw, Esq., late