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omrcr, Sew York TV ifcunc, Forney'
Press, and tho lesser lights that fob
ituPAt MoMisoAn-Vii.pj., j , phi a convention. The trea-
son mongers, on both Bides of the ocrai,
Vol. Darin ami Cm. f.Ymy. I
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Rljt iVGooPi.Asrrn,
Editor.
rnnnr rnnrT AMATIOS T ami'-Ii-aof-nia-i? t?f r
COURT rROLLAMAUU. , t,,(Uui.. . .u t
tlTHI HHP. ll.n. tUMULT. LINN, fres-'k.. I., Intrnd . the Cava
li i.i.-i i .... i.r id r..nr of lowiinoa i ikm .. .. ' .. . . .
k . . .. t v ? .nr....'.' . - - - . . HAtiii riini rcina nicn.n.., .,',' -n
forAudinor General lasi urn, anu a 0fih. tw.nty fnii JaiiMal District. empe... i (,M. ,,, h,mi )l(i,( ,,),, i ,d
ms.mru.r ,,f lliA lntfl Soldiers' COHVen- Ib.eounlie l(KiV.r i' ," JV .T n fa.hn.tW ,.,,...Ul!y-p..-.
tion at llarrinburg, thus expressed Thompson, Associate Ju.ir.ie of Clearfield ..
, , ft i . n have issued Ihcir precept, to m directed, for th.
himself.throtigh tho Doylestowii J'an- holding .f a tm-t f Common noun, Orphans
i reference to tho Disunion .n. J -1. .Ml-
. .. ' .. . .i . ,...,ll,1,Lin I'.ii- (nH'urTinr lln snvs : . .i.w...., itmi.n at ('limfinLI. In and for the
Union line, aro eaung Boup oui ui uitr - - ; YiYVrit.,i,i -, n.a I'mirth Moiilay
....WiS.nJ..w
,er t8hOUt8ior Jell' laV19 ariU 1110 tl.. lnm..a cai.,ii..ie tor wni m Curone JaMlcc. of th. roo, ind C..nMW
Oonf,lorry, or Lincoln nd '-rl'
brncp, to do llion thln(tt which to tbir officet,
fikmocratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR
ESTER CLYMER,
Of Bwki county.
rvmocratic County Ticket.
- i t .1 On:AHiT TTntfu . k : . An,.t-fl
FOR ASSEMBLY, "' " . w7hpod I hi. d.ti. BuWyo- tl.rou.,.1 .ndln thoir behalf, p.rUi to WJ
J fCttCI
J FOR ASSOCIATE JCPOE8,
,-D U I 1,11 r.li.ll. Ul uioiiom. , . . ... . , . i i-i ....... him in nolilics. wnom
crusado about tlio rignis anu noerucs - r At h wbil!h h, milde
of four million of wretched negroes ; ! t York, ou tbe 9th iuunt,iD pncikingof th late
UI , : 8oldier' Convention at Harriiburg, ho mado use
I. nt 5 f tl.rv are not called oil 07 tho , r ,k fniinwh,r r.n.ornh:
: rl. .l,on ,l,.cof;au "Whn I look around thil Mwrnblagc, and feci
piliriUl LUU 4UIIU, uvd.i u, j
will forever ruin the rights and liber
ties, not only of the negros, but that of
thirty millions of whites also.
irkii lh tltle lurk Mtth, and fully t-
raniMi lur tln j-rnn. W e j Ih
or a roirninnMon' frin hU:h twice that amount
chd t( miilt, AK'rn or call i.n
0. BOWr.BS T
Oflica No. Ti5 Pulh Fifth t , I'lil'a, Ta.
yO-AII Irtterg anmated fti.lljf, iih ir
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i tt.. una in iiiuir wciiadi iici tiu w
McCULLOUGH, of Clearfield. Ufter all, amounts to this : option ? Wi2S
' a" iliA Iliaiti inn ViIl i lOIl. I 1 1 1 1... ..iinn in lw-ttVi t; iirt fit it rutllnul il I alllll Hill llWLUUrU OD WU L'U no loitun, I . .
RL v i f ' T . l....,
j OB WILUELM, of Graham.
CJUEL CLYDE, of J.awronco.
I POR COMMISSIONER,
jN'BY STONE, of Clearfield.
iix a.
FOR Al'PITOR,
L. FLEGAL, of Gosheu.
assj
MEETINGS !
tdte Freemen, to your Tosts !
How Changed '.Fifteen months
ao. the Pisunionists of tho Stcvcns-
JWSON. CLYMER 5t THE UNION I '.Forney class, through tho public press,
.wl l'BM-ni-M declared that Andrew Johnson was
mocrats and lonsenatnes .n the Prc3identiul clmir by Prov.
AGAIXST I., , u.j.
suKI0iA0iaEGR0ESirc
Tb friendaof th "Government" Mil the 1'nion
u, bold a Jla Moeting at Clearfield, on
TD1T. (Court woek.) tho 25th of September,
!hich HOX. Ill ESTER CLYMER, our
mine, for Governor, and HON. EDGAR
OH' AN. United Blatea Senator, will be preaent
The following place and timel nave aieo uu
,-reen upon fr diKussing tbe inuea of the dy:
AETHAUS, Friday, cpL 7, at I p. m.
TI POXBCRQ, 'e dT. at 7 "
0GRE?3 HILL SCHOOL, iiu ter., id u intra
(,wnfchi), on baturaay, orpi. o,i".
0HEX SCHOOL HOUSE, aame day, at r p.m.
KTLEBTOWX, Thurtday, 6ej.L 1J, at I p. m
WILLIAM5GR0VE, aame day, at 7 "
WEIGLEY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, aame day, 7 p.m
LI MBER CITY, Friday, Sct. 11, at p. u.
f'EXSVILLE, aame day, at 7
. i-TiiT-B nfHf! Saturday. Pert. 15. at 2 p.
L, L i Lit-'- . ' '1
BLOOM'S, (Bloom tp.,) aame uay, ai
WELTY'S SCUiXIL HOUSE, (Union tp,) aame
dav. at 7 p. m.
uLES HOPE, Friday, Sept. 21, at I p, m.
Pl'fEYYILLE, tame day, t 7
AN'OXYILLF., name day, at 7
IUBXIIE, (Irwin'a,) Saturday, fiej.U 22, t 2
p. m.
EW WASUIXGTOX, tarn, day it 7 p. m.
05TEXP, ime day, at
rHILIPSBURG, Saturday, SepL 29, at 2 p. -m.
OSCEOLA, same day, at
The f.irf ruing series of meetings bar been agreed
noon, and it it hoped that the Committee of igi-
Unce in the respective borotigbe and townnhips in
which they are to be held, will be particularly
active in bringing abeat the neeeary arrarge
Taenta for good meetings. Should any one of our
Dtmocratie or Conservative friend deem It neers
ary to hold meetings in localities not named In
the above lit, we will be thaakful if they will in
form in at one. At lesat two of the following
named speakers will be present at each meeting
and fined a number of men for dis
senting from this opinion. Now,
Forney & Co. denominate the Presi
dent as "tho matt made President by
Wilkes Booth." What Democrat's
life would have been safe, or what
newspaper establishment would have
escaped an Abolition mob, had either
nttoro ii sentiment like this. He
boasted "loyalty" of tho present day,
as in tho days of the Amcrica-n devo
lution, is but a garb worn by thieves,
traitors, spies nd cow-boys, things as
devoid of patriotism as tho Devil is of
Christianity
that around me aro fellow soldiers who have borne
arms with ma from the firBt battle on nun uun.uoi
one or two of them from a regiment as was the cast
a few days ago at Harriaburg shysters and cow
ards, skulkors and hospital bummers. 1 know
snob, is the faet, for I have driven them from the
V linn Hen. fk'&rv made use of the above ex
pression ho know that Uo was tolling a EIE, but
knnwliulirn did not restrain him from commit-
n - that diSL'rnces him in the eyes of all
hnnnrMble men. fcuch a known and wilful false
hood will render him INFAMOUS. The cloak of
charity, that bus covered him in the puat, will no
longer shield him from the merited cantigntion bis
short-oouiings in military and civil life invite. For
oursclf, and the thirteen other delegate who at
tended the Convention lroin mis coumy, we pro
nounce tho charge of General Geary to be falae in
Avitrv ttartieuiiLr. ana iuav iu iuhiuh
and i) under, r ttnatics in iom sec- ye rumi u,.u.,.uU u . ... . . ,- nJ
I .... i It appears, however, that tie nus no regaru ior vuo i . , , , i.rnHA PATRT
!. nnr.,.A in a inntu. .....IT J .r .U Jilfn, fitunl SHERtrr i Officii, I JACOB A. JrAtni,
ci umuu ou b , or common decency. At a spoecn wuicu ue inaur . ,
bnerm s saies.
By VIRTUE of sundry writs of VWi'iiani
Erponat issued out of the court of Common
1m. ,,r Clearfield ecuntv. and to me directed,
there will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court House in the borough or Lienrnem, on
Monday, the 2-1 til day of September, If .
at 1 o'clock, p. ni., the following described Heal
L.tate, to wit:
i ..nuin tract of land situate in Beccana
township, Clearfield county, Pa , boundod eait
hv lands of Groom 1 Co., north ty Joseph
Herge, south by Clearfield Creek, containing
about one hundred and fifty acres. Seized,
taken in execulien, and to be aold as the prop.
i. ..f llMllrv W. Killtnar.
Auo, a oertain tract oi iana iiiunio .. ......
..-..i.in ruirn,.,l eoui.tv. Pa., bounded on the
east by land of Kobert Patterson, south by land
of Peter l'atterson, west by Isnas ul Juno Glas
gow, and north by land of John McNeal, con
taining about one hundred and ten acres sixty
five aorai cleared, and having a log house and
barn erected thereon, t eiteH, tnkeu in execu
tion, and to ba Sold as the property of David
Hobinaon and Thouias Uubinson.
Also, two certain tracts of land sttnate in
Karthaus township, Clearfiold county, Pa., one
thereof bounded east by land of hdward Mc
ii ....), , lnH ,,r Jacob lichaels, and
N'Oi'K'l'- Dr. M. W0(IS, having derided
to remove to a different lorstion, would ra
sportfully Inform all persons bsving unsettled
accounts wilh him, that he is desirous of making
settlement with them at an early luy, andwil.
be found In nil oflica, In Clearfield, until Sep
tember 8th. M.WOODS.
AoguKt 22, 1SS 2U
Grape Vines for Sale.
VLL the leading lardy varieties of first
quality.
Concord, 1 year old, 25 cents, or $20 per 100
Concord, 2 years old, 50 eents, or 10 per 100
hebecca, t year old, 50 eenls ; best wlfite grapo.
lona, I year old, $1 50; best amber grape.
Any other varieties below Nurmry prices.
Orders soliciled as soon as convenient, and filled
in rotation, bv A. M. HILLS.
n...rn..l I P.. Anrii(.t 22. 1 Rfif-tf.
N. II. Vines ready for removal by the J5lb
of October.
ir.w ca URIAH n and vahon
MfH, in OiniSoM, r.--injhi'ii.
(launcd sU''; la rest of Msctiine flf.p.l
Tli mbfril.er wonU re'l -ertfi-lly Inft-ra In
lliienti.f I'l.-arS. II, and the puMie In gfBfral,
bt h Is prtparei to do ail kinds ol weik vm
OAKIUAtiKS,
liutjijir.s.
WAGON'S.
KLKinns.
en short nolle and In a wcrkmanlik manner
JMrAU Orders iromptly attended to .-Jt
WM. Mi KNlGlir.
learfiel.l. February Hih, 1KOO.-Iy.
proved himself an unmitigated liar.
At the reaidenooof the bride's mother, In Knox
towushin. Auirust 23. 1800, by Rev. J. E. Kearns,
Mr. SAMUEL ROBISOX to Miai AGXES 6LOSS, we,t and north by lands of John Vnught. eon
ail of Clearfield county, Ta.
n it., oih of AuirusL 1866. by Rev. W. M
BtftmrifLi), Mr. T. B. METZ to Miss LYDIA
GROOM, both of Glen Dope.
On th 16th of August, 1866, by Rev. W. M.
Bi ncHrtiLP, Mr. A. J. CUPPLES to Miss CLARA
J. CALDWELL, ef Pike township.
Eevived. The Disunion newspa
pers and stumpers are actually again
talking And writing about "free
Hnrwh" and a "free press." This is
about as cool as the weather has been
for tbe past ten days. The fellows
discussing and defending these Amer
ican jewels at this time, after Tjeing
engaged for five years patt in mob-
51C
dvfrUscntftttiS.
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY Y1UTUE of an order of the Orphans' Court
of -Clearfield county, there will be exposed to
PlBLIC SALE, at the Court House in Clearfield,
On Saturday. September 23, 18GC,
At 2 o'clock, the following described Tweal Estate,
situate in Bradford township, Clenrfield county,
Pa,, and late the property of llcnry Corwell, dee'd:
Ueginning at a red oak, tbenc north 25 degrees
east, by Ann McLlenabaa iurvcy,2j6 perches to a
po.t'i thence by Francis Johnson aud W illiam
Mcl'Uerson surveys, w.-st SI.1 perches, to a locust
at tho river) thence down th river, "Cfi perches,
to the place of beginning,
Containing 446 .frrr,
bing"freo speecli," and demolishing -. Fonxv acres CLEAREB Land
WM. A. WALLACE.
Iir. T. JEFF. BOYER,
T.J. M CI l.LOLGH,
1?P.AFL TK.T,
R. J. WALLACE,
WALTER BARRETT,
W. M. MTI LLOUGII,
Pr. R. V. M ILS'iX,
FRAXK. FIELDING,
n. W. MOORK,
WM. D. BH1LER,
A. W. WALTERS.
By order of the Democratic C. Coram itte.
Q. D. GOODLAXDER,
Chairman.
tirrnl Demoralization
The opposition party is just now
underjioing a series of afflictions by
disaffection and rebellion within its
own ranks, that'roust shortly wind
nr. the loval concern, which has done
iusineso for five years past in the
name of Lincoln, Stereos, Sumner i
Co., and held together by rapine, mur
der, arson and general plunder. A
kind of political cholera is sweeping
over the country. Not only has tno
'GovernmeLt" deserted the Disunion
printing offices by tho nunarea, is
about as palatable as to listen to "oia
Nick" expounding tho Scriptures,
or to a pick-pocket asserting bis in
nocence while his hand is in your
pocket.
t&"X Dr. John Brown has -written
a Yankee-notion book, entitled "Spare
Hours," and has dedicated it. "To the
memory of Abraham Lincoln, who
throup-h faith Bubdued kingdoms and
wrought Tightrttene!fi." Tho book
undoubtedly proves that "ITonest old
Abo" was the second Christ. This is
blending tho sablime and tho redku
lous, in a "loyal" wny.
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neceirr onthuildinpi mt& therron, Mi alio
-. V - Mil If 11)1. A ska v,MniaUk41
having nut 'ni""'" I""""::
Excepting aaa reserving a acres auiu vj 'uij
. ..ll t.t .Utnll llixon.
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rThis sale made sunjeet to in payment ui
balance of original purchase moneys.
SiTrTKRMS Cam. JOtl.n iKU"t.
Aug. 29, l0o-4t Administrator,
Uining ten acres being all cleared, and having
la frame bouse aiding b.irn erected thereon : the
other thereof bounded iy mnu ui .u
Rouch, south by Ol'ver loor, west anu nor.u
1.. r T...e McCloskev. conuining on
hundred acres beinguuimprovod. Seized, taken
in execution, and W bo luld ax tue jr .periy 01
William MichaeU.
Also, a ceruin tract of land situate in Ilogp
township. Clearfield county, I'm., bounded on tue
art, west and north by lands of Jame. 11. Gra
ham, tnd on th ioutb by land of Jacob Sinul,
conuining eleven acres with one aud one hall
acres cleared, and having a email frame boue
. n A mi a lis awTAA tad thereon. Seiied, tnkoa in
execuuon, and o be sold as tbe property of
Enoch U. Gray.
a.. . e.Ft.in traet of and situate in Morris
township, Clearfield county, I'a., bounded by j lic patronage
i. ..i. f lnYm U'lll nn the east, on tue SJUin oy
land of Peter Pcbwartx, on the west by land of
John Hoekenbury, and on tbe north by lands ol
Zacuariah Jones, conuining aixiy-iwo
wilh forty fir acri cleared, and a L g bouse
and barn'erected thereon. Seiied, tukeu in ex
ecution, aud to b sold as th property of John
Davis. ,
Aus, eertnin tract of land silunte In W ood
ward township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded
on tb aoutb by land of H. hbolf. west by land of
S. bhoff, and north and el by township roads,
containing about on forth of an ai re, and bav-
a un frauia liuune anu siaoie
Music Store.
r 11. G REENE has opened his Mu
tt . bie Store, one door west of W.
I.i' Hook Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand Slcinwsv t Suns' aud Gaeble's Piano Man-
ul'aclunng Company s 1'ianos, Mason a namiinf
Cabinet Organs and tiirliarl, r.eeiinam r w.
Molodeons ; fiiiitar. Violius, flies, rimes;
(lunar and Violin strinzs.
Mfsic liooas Ooldnn Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Conser, Golden Trio, Ac, 4c.
Shkkt Mi'sic. He is connautly receivine
from Philadelphia all th latest musio, which
persons at a distune wishing, ean order, and
have sent them by mail, at publisher's prices.
Pianos and Organs Warrantud for fiv
Tear"- ,...v..
Those wishing l ouy any oi me ioi,,iuu
are invited to eall and examine mine before pur
chasing elsewhere. My prices are th same as
in New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instrument sent promptly upon
application with any additional inrnruintiou de-
slfed, D. ll. Ul.l.r...i.,
II ill Street, liununpcon, r.,
One doorwot of Lewis' Book Store,
or Mm E. A. P. HINDER, Clearfield.
Deo. fl, lxf.5tf Agent for Clearfield co IVrm'a.
A NKWFIRM.
BIRTSWICK & IRWIN,
Drui"i3ts, Clearfield, I'enn'a.
Having refitted and removed to the room lately
occupied by Uicliaru aiossop, now
oiler, low for cash, a well e
lecleJ assortment of
Drugs and Clicmicala,
Also, I'atPiit Medicines of all kinds, OIU,
Olaaa.I'utty, Iye Stufl. Slationttry,
Tobacco and Scgars,
Confectionary, Spices, nd a larger Look
of varieties ever oO'eretl in this
place, and warranted to lo
of the best the Market affords.
J. O. HARTSWICK,
ncc.I3,'6!..-tf. JOHN' IKWIN.
c
I.EAKKIEM) MJKEItx Escocbao
Hohe InnrsriiT. The undersigned having
established a Nursery, on tlio rike, about uau
way between ClearSold and Curwensville. is pr
.rn in furnish all kinds of Fruit trees, (Stand-
. . . ... i i i .... .
ard and Uwarl,) r.vergreens, nnruoucrjr, v.,.r
Vinas, Gooseborries, Litwto- Blackberry, Straw-
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Quince and early scarlet Rheubarb, Ao.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
SepL 20. '5.-ly. J D.WKIGIIT. CurwcnsvilU.
Pure Liberty White Lead. wil do more
and better work at a given Cost, than any
(other! Try it! Manufactured only ny oriole c
Smith, W bolesale Drug, faint a uiass i-eaiers.
So. 137 North Third fet.,Pbtra. JSlarcnzi, oo-jy
El Oiinkr P. Hloom, Proiirielor.
This large and commodious House is situated
on the turnpike, 7 miles west of Curwensville,
and miles ast of Luthersburp. Tb Proprie
tor will spare no efWt to make his guests com- )
fnrtnh e anil ttlCir StHV WHO mm liieaeani,
therby cxpecU to receive a liberal share of pub-
liec, -li, mrj.-ii.
GEORGE FALK takes tbi. method of inform
ing the watermen of Clearfield county thai
be ha!i reJtted and reopened the hotel formerly
iier.t bv K. Srhre iaer. at Coxestown. where bo
ill take especial pains to render satisfaction to
all wbd fv..r bim iih their patronigo.
Coxestown, April !, '3.
Pure Liberty White Lead, preferred by
allpnctical Painters! Try it ! and you will
bave no other. Manufactured only by Zieuleb
4 S kith, Wholesale Drug. Paint A Glass Dealers,
No. 17 North Third St., 1'hila. March 21, '60-ly.
Pure Liberty While Lead, The Whitest,
the mot durable and the most economical.
Try it! Manufactured only by Zieuleb t Smith.
Wholeeale Drug, Paint A Glass Dealers, No. 137
North Third El, Phil a. March 21, I66-ly.
C-i round aad unpround npicen, Citron, Eng
K lih Currants, Kx. Code and Yinegar of
tb best quality, For sale by H. A !
CUarfiold, January Wth, lfctitS.
-IN THE COURT OF COMMON
.k.r.nn Kid. tiikeii in e .wuiioo . and lo bo
a..t .eerinin ttast id land situat in 1 enn
. hi rL.rftM enutiiv. Pa., bounded east
t,y land of Ked Weaver, south by land of
J . n . ....1 ....rth ht
K. renton ana r. vcmrs, c -lands
of K. Fentoa, containing bnt one hun
dred and six acrea with forty acres cleared and
having a fram hous and Ug barn erected
K.lu.l ijikn in execr iun, and to be
4U,ltVH, . . , ...
1 1 c ii i nun nut:
SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH! SCRATCH
Whcaton's Ointment.
will cms Ttir urn in 4 iioi kh.
Also cure. SALT ItllEI'V. U1.CKKS. CHIL
BLAINS, an I all ERUPTIONS OFTI1ESKIX.
Price oO esnts. For ml by all druggins. By
sending 0 c-nts to Vi EEKS 4 PO'l TKll. rV.le
AgenU, 170 Wash ngton street, Boston, it will
be forwarbed by mail, free of ro,tce, to any
-. ..f ,K llni.ad Klite.. f.lunO 1:1. 1 yr.
For salo at llartfWK-E a irvin , vivarumu . a.
GUNSMITHINQ, ETC
I WOULD jupt inform the citirens of Clearfield
and vicinity, that I have openod a shop la
id borough, ner Mr. C. KraUcr s store, for th
pirrpof of manufacturing and ropairing
GUN'S, PISTOLS, WATCHES AND
CLOCKS.
I guarantee all niy work, and expect to seour
my patronage by promptness and attention to
bunness, and executing my work in the best
tvle .f the art. Oive me a call and test my
c.acitv. JAMES D. WITHBROW.
June' 13, 1 866 tf '
aTiiTH'l
X ... . r- Jl.U Munltf P.
fi tb. matter of the Incorporation of th. "German ,ld as lb. property of Oeorg. L. '".
lni!v:";e,tari l.u.her.n7.l..m Ongregatio. i.l A. wh W
ltradv tosliin, Clearttela couniy, i-a. townsnip, .irainr.u -.., t .. -
ow. June 26tn, A. D. 1866, n afrplication to,at by Robert Pennington, John bVV.Mi.m
Another Grasp Rally. The
fighting officers and soldiers of the
army aro going to hold a Conven
tion at Cleveland, Ohio, on tho 17th
f Knrinml.rr next, to cndorstl the
-'rv . .
proceediucs of the Philadelphia Con
vetition. Tho call is headed by such
l,w m fien. Custer. Gen. Stead-
man, Gen. Dix, Gen. Averill, Gen
Ewing, Gen. Rousseau, Gen. Critten
Kin faOTl IToath. Gen. Meredith and
a charter of incorporation, it is
ordered bv the said Court, that the writing or ap
plication for Incorporation be filed in the office of
!i- i.ii-nnitarv. and that notice of th. applica-
tion be-publishoa in at least one newspaper j. ...... ,
in the county, ror ai mm, t. -!-.
no sufficient reason be shown to the contrary, llw
same will be granted. Pv the Court.
Aug. 2'J. '66-3t. 1. f. t.itn r.ii.r.n, im...
I nan ACE&T! A! 1 lii'iM i '
llllHI.nei.l Sunday Book, lust iinblished,
containing accural descriptions and .xplana
tinni of th manners and customs of th fcastern
nations of antiquity, their Strang and curious
rites traditions, ceremonies, implement y
fir - tbeir modes of worship; explanations or
msny portions of the Old aud New Testament,
aad passages occurring In th Scriptures ; Inter
and crspnio t-t.n t r
th, U. II. Ilurdon tli wet, ana v. imau.
Wood on th north ; containing aooiu hmj ".
with twenty-ev aercs cleared, and bavmg a
- .cit In stable erecled thercrn.
'l.nuiv " - r .
Seised, taken in execution, ana to oe som .
nennertv of William W. Wilron.
Bidders Hill take Tiotiee that 1 per
..f. Af.V.. niireha. n-nney sauft b r'd when
tba nronerty M knooa . w " r-
r,.rs.l.. JACOB A. FAl'sr,
-r ' . n
HEalsr urn. it.
Clearfield, I'a-, August 22, 1P66
'. . . ...it j : . L ; .
tilaces mentioi.eo in me ri.e anu ...v.... m..
i DMIKlTR AT(K MOTICE. Noli
is here by given that Letters ot Adwims-
II.
JUST RECEIVED,
V. SMITH & CQVS,
A Freeh Lot of
FEAS AND CANNED FRUIT.
AUo. a superior article of
treuon bav this day been granted to. the tind-r-1 TiTFT LEATHER BOOTS,
signed, oo th Estate ol Aavier m uier, u, -u
i' 1 I'll , . I ill .HJAvt-Amnt.1nW. I.ew
late of Covington townsnip, v.it" iu ah . " -
Penn'a. All persou. knowing theuwelve. '-j 7V", ul) LASH'S Improved Five 1'ollar
debted to aid estate are requested loaMtim iIVWaM1INO MACHINE, is now ofiertd
medial payment, and thos. having claim y e af (h(J rhpBposti ,i.Hlost wnd
airainst tbe earn, will prescut them duly aulhen- " 1 '..., w.,hine Machine In the coontry.
licated for aeulomenl. T, .IPiul;-e Tit-ht for the sale of this ma-
f
Sheriff.
allies, but one after another ef their
. . tr.'n en..nn 4riom.
greai mt-n u.c a.....B .,.,,. urw, ,:, oUlCr8,
The desertion of the Chairman ol ll.e.r;"- "u"
National Committee, llr. Raymond,! PnrsiPF.NTiAL Exct rusiox. The
esling
.'..ritiiinnnfth birds, animals, plants
Ac by Robert Seab. IlluKrated by nearly
40(1 encravings. Il is arranged for Speeial
Readings on EVERY SAUIUTII.f th. y.r.
Energetio men will fin this aa exce.lent chane.
b. n,.nev. at th eharacter of the work is
mrh that nrinisters of th o.pel, eolp.teurs
and canvasser! will b are to reeommenn b 1
terms. o., hkh are very liberal, addreM
CHARLES 9. GREENE A Co,
Publishers, 41J Chestnut street,
Ae. 5g-,t Philadelphia. Pa.
li 1 rKIt'! KUTICI-i-Xolioe is hereby
I il..t the following accounts have been
elsmlTied and passed by me, and remain filed of
'record in this ofiio lor me inspection o. ur...
ilreatees. creditors, and all others in any way
I t ' . . I J A lk.a nal
aw 1 , A ) : . mtiA will Dfl niMrilWM W "a -
SherilT's Sales.
BY YIRTUE of a writ of t'irri fni. Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Clear
held eounty.and to .me dir.oted, tlier. will be
j ... Pi nt tl? KALK. at Iht ourt Hons.
in the hnrruph of Clearfield, an Moiiday, the
24tll day of fepteiber, at I o clock,
. ,, j it...l llu iUIa. Invil:
p.m., In ioiiowingw"v..i... ... --
A-ertBiaret f land itusle in Hik town
ship Clearfield oounty, P., beginning at a white
oak. thene north nin. ty.f ur perches to a post ;
then re east .five perches to a hemlock j south
forty-three perches to a while ck ; east twenty-
1 ' . 1 . 1 L. . .. I..rt. !
two perrnes 10 a reu .., j . . 1
perches to the place or beginning! c....Uv.n...B
nine acre. ai.d aiaty Bv perches and allowance.
Seised, Uken in eiec.iimu. and to b sold a the
1 , Af famftl A. llonl.
pro,...., - .,,.,. , Morris
LAWRENCE TLOOP.
Aug. 1, 1P66 6t-rd Administrator, j
.-.Til tv I- ATT1.I- Nine bead of Cattle'
O cam trespassing on the premises of the sub
scriber, in Bradford Uiwn.Oiip, Clearfl..id eoutiiy.
on th. 12th day of August. W: TtU l' IKt-
on black and white spotte d sua .me o.ar,
a bel! on : THREE red and white STE1.R ard
FOUR YEARLINUS ted and brindl. The
owner or owners thereof ar requested to come
forward, prov. property, pay damages and tnke
them awajvor tiioy will be disposed of according
to law. Aug. I. -! J J. S. ri.l''UL.
lilt lltlltltOM I.II.A Hr-
.1,;-. in nurown Slate or county can be secured
by arp'ving soon at our store,, T27 Market street,
i,.;...'.l.. V J. S. LAsli CO.
Also, the host Cloth Wringer in th market.
Wholesale and reLiil.
T-ir-A very liberal difconnt to country mer,
chants and defers generally. j.iO.'SB
E.
Bi;!lllC;T(sSi sb W'8,
r-i itii.i.x
J bora H'AOOX wa takea horn rh premises
of th sul.scrit.OT, on Friday, th 20th of July.
Th(Twas a l.n.se bed oa it, asid a new lock.
Both shaft have b ten broken and mended.
Any on giving information leading to the. lis
coverv anil return of the wagon, w ill he liberally
a.. f.nS.Xtl JAMl'S A. MtxtRK.
I V VT '' I -I .
is an affliction they can illy bear ; T.ri!,ijcnt .three members ot hisCabi-
-Avhile Mr. Turner, the Chairman oijnct)Gcn. Grant, Gen. Meade, and a
tl.olr Stntc Comuiittee in Illinois, has' .,, r,r fr;niiu rmrnlicrtnff in tA
- - j IUIU"VI ui 1 (j
1 I!. (vawiIsv Attll IJ . aww .
also turnea against, ma pi ""-' about sixty, lell asi.mffion j win- ,r cie.rfieid eounty, to b. held
battling for thn "Government;' and j . jaitimorc, Philadilphin, New 'lne rourt llu,. U th. borough of Clearfield,
even in Maryland, where neither lib-L Alljnj. o, Erie and Cleve- e-jng lf''
ly nor Democracy Las had an md for CWago-, where tin, party!
linrr nlnoe for the vast five years, the. ... , inv-ni!Tthe corner stone v ... i.i.oi Uradrtownihin. Clearfield
Of - . . 1 .iiijiii. j - o 1 r ..it,.- "-
Chairmar. tna a majority vi 11,1,1 0f the Douglas Monument
gtato Committee, the Governor, anu
THE
EAGLE HOTEL,
-CURWF.NSV1LLK, I'A.
L. W. TF.X EYf'K, TnorintTon.
the whole machinery of the State gov-
eouniv, deceasea.
2. Th. account of Thomas Mehafley. guardian
ii-ir, t-i. Pearce. minor chili of Johatban
Pearee, lat ef Chest township, Clearfiold county,
deceased. ,
S The aceount of Thomas Monauey, g..ruio
THE nndersifftied, having becom proprietor
of the above hotel, wi.hes to riv notice to
the citirens of this eounty, as well as to the
travelling public, that the hous lias been refilled
and refurnished for the entoriininent of his
His L.bln will be I urnislieil wun every.
his liar will ne
pucla.
......tf (Iim n.arLnt aflords. At
. I . . .1 . t 1 ,.r .11 bmit. nf l.ioiiora.
I lOUI.a IOC I'cfi tirit.ii..- i -11 ---
TiiROUfin at Last. The Disunion
.... , r,..nf,rf.rifn In the 0)1
..a oil nnintr nprnin nervnu uj r tssi"." - " " 1 - --
.t. ' fllVttrtx- nnrl law TllO District after a session Of four weeks, 0fH. M. Pearce, minor child of Jonathan I,"re''
m the name ofhbcrty ana law. Ano jjisinci, aiw.i Ute of chest townrhip, Clearfield .ounty, dee d.
.hr. ftd and butter briirade," as tho 'and on tho Uh ballot, unanimously i JU fiBi iP,uot of Jub, Ror.b.ugh,
uriau a ' . r . .... I m nnr chi d of
denominates those who nominntcd lion. v. a. ih... j, v. 5 p ot Cne.t ,0Wn.hiP, Clear-
is Crawford county, to pucceea no Cel(1 rount,, deceased.
b. Th unal ac.'nun 01 ..u ft-t
A . An n-A .1 1 II .P
I.. V, " , - , . ,
town.hip, Clearfield county, fa., ogi.o-.ru -uU
described as follows, to wit I Beginning at 'ones
at th northwest erner; Uirnce by land or
Urals, south eighty-uine degrees, e.st one hun
dred and forty fivo p.rches to stones, by chest
nut thnc by lands of Samuel ami Johi.
Hoover, south one O.gree wesi eoc
... .ntn.a tt. stones: thence ny mnu i
.k .;ki.. nine ilecrees. west one bun
'.nn rrtv five perches, to stones i thence ,i()ul, sTALLINU attached, and non
by land of tb lame, north on degree, essl one , rpfu, ho,ters .mplnyed.
hundred and sev.tteenpercher.to the place o be 1 j?lllf L. W. TLX ECK.
.:in. . eontainlnc ono hundred cres.and the
" f.'i ! n,w r .is n.r cent for r-.d., Ac. JlfHlsn. Main St.. Tbil'ip..
8eii.d taken in ajtecutioa. snd to I sold as th ! burK penn'a, Kmrsr I.i.orn, Proprietor,
prnnerl'vof John Btrsssor, W illiam Zimmerman I u;f,p const antly on hand the ctmistest of li.iinrs
and Sarah Zimaerm.n. , , s I II,, table Is alwat suprlird with th M (he
ae-lt.dders will take notice that 1 S per eent. j jUrk , (fords. Th trafllg pnhc, will do wll
of th purchas money must be paid alien tbk,0 flft m neall,
property Is knocaea oown, r : -'-
' - f.f, Ul.. JACOB A. FAl tr,
Manofaetnrers of
RKVOLVEUS, RIFLES. MUSKETS
AND CAKbl.M'A
For th United Sta'.i Servir.
Also, Pocket and Belt Revolver. Repeating Pis
tols, Rifle Canes, Revolving rifles, Rifle and
(ihot flun barrels, and gun material!
rtnerally. Sold by Gun Pealor
anil the trade generally.
In tl.es. davs of bous.-breaking and robbery,
every hous., store, bank and oflice should hav
one of
JIF.XIXGTOXS JiEVCL 1 Llib.
Circulars, containing cuts and description of
our arms will be furni hed upon application.
K. REMINGTON SONS
Ilinn. New York.
MOOKE A NICHOLS. Agent,
jv ly Vo. art, Curtlsnd street, New York.
but
"dead duck"
in Tiiann.nn and ?rar. 11
m. .ru v. . . - . - , . ,
: f,m;,iDKl nftrtv.and will member (Culver) now in j.ui at i iitnh-, ,,.... iv.rc.. minor child ..f Jona-
. . . . .1 it. T flninii nm rvtoflC(l tn i--.rr.s, lat of CUenl towtship, ClearOeld
i n a m fiflin.n nw lu i i ii. uni it hhivu i .
hunn au.uin.ovws - . .,....:.. v LlttH Conoty. dec. .d
Uladicalism.
Nn 1st, lMli.
.c..,n for sal. JACUU
SaiRirr't Orrica,
Clearfi.ld, Pa., August 22, 186.
-fslieriff.
A
PR ()C L AM ATI OM1
GOING IT ALONE!!!!
Sheriff's Sale.
BY YIRTUK of a writ of it-oW Fn-ia;'
issued oul of th Cioart of Common Pleas,
of Clearfield eouniy, anu . . ' .
Nobody l'rolill.Hrd from run In? my Hoi.1
and (hor on arroMittol Itare
or Color.
a t ,
They Aout-Groclcy, througn nit ifa bandsomcly lhrasbed by tho Do
i riitunr ra.is i nnr ( w it ecu, ou
famousold villainand Weed, through
tho Albany Journal, ay Greely is
"an old grey huired scoundrel." These
two men have known each other in
timately for over forty years, and no
doubt tell tho truth in this instance.
I VI V I . v j i - , ...... . . t t I
this "loyal" district, but we think Ihb;. -.- k fl , s t X' TuX m. M...-.V. J
tf. nniltho DisunioniHl Will 00 tor of tb. .stot VV'" .1 , i the itllliday t fcpteroltrr. in....i i ci.h.
. . . . .v....-.l , .LTn- llrauroraeouniv, v.e.. u.. -v.... v. . ,
T. Tb. final account ot idou... . ...r-.
.xecutcrol the last will and teirtament of Samuel
Rishel, 1st. of Brady townsnip, viearue.v. , ,
'mocracy, lead by Gen. McCalmont.
a I
Nforo Suffrage. Nearly all the 8. Th. partial accent of J.me. B.C. rk.ad-
. t M c,nfn have' Bini.tr.tor of th. estate of P.'nck Qinnn. lata
Disunion leaders on this Mate nave ,M Cia.n.i4 fount, decased.
9. The final account ol .-siooci ityrrs, atuutttt-
. ,...i 11 1 I....M tlMAtittattii.
Kelly, FtCV- ; fii .70;:Tf' Jam. Wrlgl.,..d
declared in favor of granting the ne
.1. :..l. n i.,,li Ividlv. rtPV
groc mo rigui. vj uttj. - ..j , -
ens, Cameron, CuTtin, Forney, and
i i.r Rnirlioi-svillo Gearv.
is stated in poB.tive terms rAr r.rnrv. von
that th blood-hound Stanton to be 3 ,w7.:: 1.
kicked out of the Cabinet as Boon
as the Trcsident retnrtiB from bis
western tour. The Lord be praised.
.at IM...E.U aaw.fl vl.
Inf.is.o htf tilt) IMTUr-n Ol mill""!
finitv. that 1 hre opettfd ft )mp on Perond U,
iiterobrr. Iti.t 1 o clw . ( n6 CoUUT Nuional Bank, ovc
.. . ,. ... .-,.. tn wit : ... - c... .Imp. T .fn nrpi.arrd to
p. m.. ine io.inw.ng .,..r. - i:Vatns ituk ...Mf, .
r ...V. . i- ... fr.m. hulMint and ( . tn th- Itl.ilT anil
an .hit raru n ..e-.io, nrit.tr trrt.iiiii. tn ... .--
4.-.I.W a.iu.i. In Becoaria townsnip. u... i ii
rRESSMAKINQ, ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Parisian DKES1 and
CLOAK liLiking. Lsdiel can hiiv their
l.",cscs. Suits. Coats and llssquines handsomely
trade and trimmed, nt the shortest notie., at the
old-established stand, mill ( be.tnut street.
tancv and plain Fans, Maniilla Ornam.nla.
dress a'nd cloak battons, Itit.bens, Ctuny and
Oiupur. Laces, rtngle and t.imp Dres. Tnm
inincs. with a larr. variety of Stallo and Fancy
Goods, from 2i -to Ml per W ls-s than elscwher.
Also, receiving daily. Paris FashUns in tissti
paper, for Ladies an I CliiUlien's Drosses. S.U
of Patterns for Merchants and Dressmakers now
ready at Mrs. M. A. ih.m'cvo.
jvJ.ly lnSl Chestnut St.. Fhiln'Mrbl
K)tll.lTri:Tla7ure lntrt atylca, (aU
sorts and sues,) at T'rr-5
riMMt l C't Natural Leaf, ( aveiidish,
1 Copgress. Spun Roll, Nvy. Fine-Cut
Uioice brand, of MH! A US-
aw-lnt J- r- KU AT .l it S.
..,.' P. Dn th north side of lb towu.hip
,d "leading lr..ni Hagerty . l.row Reads o
Madera ...4 building being sixty nine feet in
length and sixteen leet wide, and ibc derri-k
sixteea fet squar. and th, tret high ; together
,.t. -...ihinrr. and fixiurcs therein eon-
:-. , j I.. .1.. ..i.i
tract oi iauu o-ti.ft. vj -
containing ignt acres,
taken in execuuon, and
of th Madera till
SHOE line, out of the best materiel and in th
nd on short retire.
talned, on a
vote for disunion, additional taxation,
more stamps and negro suffrage.
ta-Chaa. S. Green & Co., book pub
lickar. Hi rKnctnnt afreet. Thiladel-
l3rThe latest news from Europe ' , i nnn 600 the d-
BO0n l ' r"" -e
Tertiemeot in another eolumn.
inal acoount 01 vUJpra Oil Company.
ministrator ol tb en' uuu.pu .v. ... - U(( h(,JC(
BogK.i..nsh,D.CIeAr4.W 0onty, uceee 1ob tfc rro,,CI,-
II. In nnai aceuu... wt "
ministrator of th siat oi Samul Watson, lata
of Bradford towmhip, Clearfield o., deceased.
IX. Th. final account 01 "miaul o "- .,-,, ., kntfckd do-n.
lU(f. ;.. ,L.,t.,L , ...... 4.. Ullll
wjJ- II n.Ura Will US. Ounce lu.i - I " --v 1 Mail 1 1. 1 1 1 II.- "S-
of th. vurch.s money u.nsl be paid h.i. ihe I lNnj(.. it htrryy pir. that th partner
. i -i ... I. Mil! nt ul u.i. --
uioft workinsiiliK manner,
All I ak is a trial.
Done at Clearfield, this eighteenth day or J ily,
A. D. Mm. HARRY ROSS.
1OI M'll'.S AND rr.XstW Thun.
) .l.r.icned Is prepared to collect Houtit.cs
.u, Penmen, for hisllsdier
I.at Lieut. Ct'lonel otti lleaerve.
Clearfield, I'a., Aaf. IV I" :l pd
Sl (;4n C uba, ius;arhfme. Hitnied,
Whit.. Cru-hed, Oraimlaicd. Pulvriied
alwayiou haad al Ii" J-ilA.XZJil!'!L
-niii.i.'V.' ?rlnie IMn. Lacuyra, Hot
I J Java-soiling at tb lowest market price, at
n( vMi.i! M4 M L-i are .Mantles
O Silk Cial.-cl..sinsulf..rrost at
bus i ru jJLhhhl -
KtK:i:Hirjtolha.iat ,,,..,.
M K it t F...I. A VI JLEKrl.
G
or it will I at P
FA I! I',
bherifT.
der. ex.outor of ID last win ans "-'" ' ,"IB (or 8
Vtilliaia U. Aleiander, sen., i ' " , " K.-atrr'a Offna,
lown.hlp. Clearfield oounty, cieAtfi.ld. ra, Ag . sn6 ..
riftfr. - H .imur fAt.arin. Kftinel?
,7, O wv.ry.U.mbold .ltuoha.i.ker.CodLiv.r
indicate that general peace will
JACOB A
I
. i lei n a n ii r. n. i ' -
. ... . . an I Aawiris'irr. I . u? ark a ts n aT f B r f 1 II ev I T P M""i " mr
rpruaeea and abd.iB.niai t upporier. . ."w y r ...'. . n(1 Ayr' medicla of every kit
I kiod of tb latest it.prov.ni.nU, fr sal. at OH. J od 7 B jj'a. L
ih. TV.. Phri nf UAKT& W IL a n " " t '
- -p , ,
kind
mii,. latiy existing between Paul J.
Flynn and
ft I L- H..l.r.nr Jauervilie. nr.ni'ra
eoonrr. Pa.nnderlbefirmol rLYXN A i LAN
HKKti. was dissolved th fllh lay al August.
1I.M Th. Mid Paul J. Flynn is authorised to
settle all d. bl dne to and by the company.
PAUL J. FLYNN,
aulJ-.t-rl tDWARD K. TLAXDERS.
Tn mm: rvKi'.iK' Pir-i'oi.-. t
Aug 2S 1K6" MKRRELL A UltiLKK'D.
wlllll.K 14JTI I.HS at
MEIiUELL A Rir.LPK'.V.
Stll.lllliM! IIOUN THIS. A recent bill
ha. passed both Houses of Congress and
tiktied by th President, giving a Uiree years'
soidier $MI" "nd two years' soldier f 60,
i.-jr-IKil N 11KS and PENSIONS collected
bjmf, for thosnUild to them.
' aa I 1 r L U IllDt! fTT
1) Alilblw A f
au-tf
Atl'y at Law, Clearfi.ld, fa.
be inaugurated again