2hcUnibHran.
(lEOHII. B. Goopi.anpkr, Editor.
ci,i:ai:fikld, i.
vi:i)ni:shav MiniMXd, m:c. si. i-;c.
'u papbr will bo issued from this
ollico next week. Printers, liko the
rent of mankind, neeJ a furlough
durini; tlio liuli Javs.
I'alroun, .ttlrntiou I
I'ivo years ngo we bt'enmo sole pro
priulorof tho J'tl'iliurAN,and during
this period wo liavo twico enlarged
tbc pnper, first to seven and then
to eight columns. Wo proposo to con
tinue enlarging, provided our pat
rons (wo uieitn tlioec in arrears for
more ihan a year) pay us what they
owe.
We havo over $5,000 due os for
ubscriptinn, whieli is in the bnnds'of
over six hundred persons. It is our
design to cnlurgo again, adding four
mure columns, but to do this wo are
compelled to purthaso a lurgo Tower
Press, which will cost us complete,
tJ,500. J'ow, if our delinquents conic
forward and pny us $3,000 of tho
Je5,0CD duo, by the first of July next,
we will tuko it and miiko a thirty .six
columu paper out of tho Kkiiulican,
by the first of September next. We
ivant to givo our readers mora read
ing mutter fur loss money than is
e,iveu by any newspaper publUher in
the United States, in a county having
Iokh than 30,000 population; but to
enable us to do this, delinquents must
pay up. Wo do not want your do!
lurs to put them on interest, but wc
want to cnlargo and improvo the
Cl.EAIlFHXD Km-nucAM. We do not
believe in standing still. Progress
is oor mntlo.
While wc thus remind dolir.qucnts
of their duty, we do not wish to be
understood by tboso who feel like
hrlping us, by paying in several years
in advance, that they aro prohibited
from doing so, but we will even take
their money, and that of new sub
scribers and establish a kind of tink
ling fund, until wo have money enough
to purcbaso a new press, provided a
proper effort is manifested on" the
part of our rdiTrtn rcadVrs. Send in
yon r'grecn backs ond wowill soon fur
ii'wli you with the largest county
nnwspaprr in tho world.
A Loyal Howl. Tho election of
fnv. Vance, of Norlb Carolina as
United States Senator from that State,
has produced a universal ho I from
i lie throat of every loyal demagogue,
because ho was an "enthusiastic rebel
during tho war and lias not yet sur
rendered." Tliis is enough to disqual
ify and irreparably, shock tho nerves
of every old woman and loyal granney
in the Union. These hypocrites do
msnd and call upon tho Senate to ro
fuso him his seat. What will become
of Grant's Cubinet, Gen. Lingstrcct,
and oilier "red handed Tctrls" who
occupy the front pews in tho loyal
ynnngiio if rebellion is a test.
What sny you hypocrites, scalawags,
niggers ami demagnguosf Would
not the enforcement of yoar do
mittids against Gov. Vnnco also dis
qualify tho rebels Grant has commis
sioncd f If ono "rebel" is dangerous
why not another? Will some one
please answer.
riioiiT. Wo are pleased to notice
that (iov. Iloldrn of Xoilh Carolina,
i to be impeniJicd for bis crimes. If
vera man deserved to bo hung for
I he violation of the Constitution of
bis Stato and his oath, that man is
llolden. Ho did both deliberately,
devilishly and wickedly, and therefore
deserves ti bo punished. If the
authorities prove half tho crimes
charged against him ho Will bo dis
graced, ifnotent to the penitentiary '
for bis natural lifetime. Uoldcn is
one of those blind families, who for
power and gain commit all manner of
crimes, and like tho Massachusetts
Aitch-bangers, slink in tho nostrils
of every ircmher of civilized commu
nities. pRr.TTT wi:i.l i-or 0.r. WrrK The
Washington authorities arrcMcd and
bound over two loyal Congressman,
thecnrpclbaggerC. C. Howen of South
Curolinn.and Scalawag 11. II. Hullcr
of Tennessee. The formet for having
Iwn wives and several other ladies,
iid the latter for defrauding soldiers
ttUiiiws and orphans nut of a large
Hiimtnt of homilies and for perjury
Hciwen.the bigamist wa held in $-"i,0n0
bil arsd Puller the robber and falo
swer.rer g ive a similar amount. What
nice men ihee arc ti 1c silling at
Washington ml m,.L',i, i. ...
govern a ClniMian people?
Mrs. Chat lolta Gondon, who struck
iM-r liuslisnd wi:h an ax and c.tu,-J
bistleulh, has been committed to the
BedforJ jail to await trial for the
"irne.
oj aw s
The Chicago JttfMican, in noiU-itift
the fact that Forney offers hit Wash
ington paper for sale, remark thai
'tber never wni a time in ils history,
jhal ii an I in eii'.or rs not fr '..''
Ttit l.ri-t ymnndrr ft pur fitlm-r.
W piinl this rik the speech of
Senator Wallace, delivered on Mon
day evening, 12lh lust., in t'liilmlrl
pliin, to the people of tho 1st Senato
rial I'iktiict. It is an exhaustive ar
gnment upon tho vital importance or
tho canvass in that district, and of tho
need of encrgctio action to elect Col.
llechert to tho Senate. Jio more
powerful reaon can bo given Why tho
democracy should carry that district
Ihan tho facts anil figures given in
this speech. They havo every
thing to gain in so doing, unJ we
may justly add, nothing to lose.
With tho Legislature and tho Gov
ernor against us wo will have a repo-
tition of tho infamv of anil of
the practical results nliown by tho fig
urcs of Ibis speech ; in a word, dis
francliisemctit and outrago for us, and
doublo representation for Jludicnlism.
With succ ess in that election, wo have
tho Sonalo and will control its organ
izalion ond bo able to command a fair
bill and an honest apportionment of the
Stato. So loo in regard to a Constitu
tional Convention, with one branch of
tho Legislature wo will havo our fair
proportion of tho delegates and our
just share of representation therein.
That reform in many matters of Slate
government is imperatively neeossary,
can scarcely be controverted ; tho olec
tion of aStuto Treasurer by the people;
tho relief of an overburdened Supremo
bench ; a check to special legislation
by some such provision as Senator
Wallace embraced in bis amendment
offered in the Senate last session ; the
necessity for checking the abuses and
corruption always accompanying tho
election of a U. S. Senator, as well as
thoso surrounding the atmosphere of
every bill affecting largo interests, are
each of them matters of gravo mo
moot and in our judgment demand
tho culm consideration that should bo
given them by a convention honestly
composed of each shado of political
sentiment. It will not do for tho De
mocracy longer to halt and draw back
from tho advocacy of reforms tho ne
cessity fur which M self evident We
must bo in tho van of healthy pro
grcss, not lagging in tho train of in
digested Uudicnl reform. We must
recognize existing evils and apply the
remedy. We must be true to the
past and ready to guido the events of
tho future. Taking no step back
ward, wo must appreciate at their
full wcrlh tho evidences of disruption
and disintegration shown by our an
tagonists and eliminating our policy
upon the questions of the pres
ent and immediate futuro, Irom
the great doctriuo that "that
pccplo is best governed v. hich is least
govcrncd'and re enunciating the great
landmarks of our time honored prin
ciples, wc can move forward a har
monious and united parly, whose
ranks will be swollen nt every step
by the acccs-io of thousands of our
recent foes. e are not the parly of
antiquated dogmas or Consoivalive
retrogression, nor are wo tho party
of "uffirmativo ideas," and cxneri-
mental "God and morality" reforms,
but wo ore tho party of healthful
progress, in the light of established!'""', 1 . fommi,e must puss,
facts, in the channel of the rights of
the people, ond under tho sufo guid
atico of tho cardinal doc trines of free
government, ever our pride and cur
boast. Can such an orcanijniinn
idly fold its hands when every mom
bcr or it recognizes ti c truth of the
charges of iniquitous special legisla
tion; of the S lie and barter of seats
in high places, and or corruption in
legislative halls, by thoso who gov
crn us, and shall it hesitato to apply
tho remedy ? Willi success in the
first district we will be in a position
to move with power; without it, we
must equally bo felt. If we ore ger
rymandered for tho Convention, and
Uadicalism shnll attempt therein to
fasten its ynko upon ns, their efforts
will be futile, fur no Const'iution that
fails to obtain tho hearty endorse
ment of the Democracy, will have a
ghost oi a chance at the polls. f
our numbers aro fairly represented
in the Convention, there need bo no
fear of our injury there, for when was
it ever known in a representative
body in Pennsylvania that we did not
outweigh them in tho ability of our
representation. Tho amendments
ton, can bo submitted separately, so
that at the polls we can cast our uni
ted vote for certain propositions and
against others, ond hre is the answer
to very many of our cotomporaries
who sco in a Convention, tho sin
glo idea of tho negro. Were this all,
we would bo content with tho exis
ling'condition, but many reforms have
became a vital necessity and we will
bo recreant to ourselves and to our
mission longer to delay them.
An honest apportionment, Consti
tutional reform and tho administra
tion of the government in nccordutico
with the tenets of the I'emocratic
fuilh aro tho key notes to success
and will be tho evidence of vitality
in a harmonious, progressive and vio
torious l'moeracy.
I!aRD ON THE tRNMrST.
Tho cdiltr of lie Now Vovk Atn who
waa ftaitnnt Sccpi'liiry of Wnr under
"iho Into lamonlctl." rofrrrirK? in
(JmnfB Inlv Mw-e llos pvctxkn of
I
tho St. hoimruro juli :
How drm fal it is. Ihocirb. tliat n tnra.itrc
I alni-h M-.ri l,o.t know, it litm-i-.l with fiaa 1 anj
romij-llnn sr-ooM tr l,r-,iiflit f rwsr I oti-l, r tin
si:'J-l'" "f tho l'-i-.!,lot of tltr l'ntlo-1 Pralrt.
and n. ma Ir I-t him n h-s l.fts: lo,i:- in bis annual
inrttapo to ( onrrofs. 1 h- oourilr. lias in-i.ru
rslkn upon .1 il tuni-s nml into nnrlrau lianis.
Mr. I):lti:l liLn I lion-ttii,Ia til r.llio.
I i - i .,..,! - , - i in u ti oi me snirti tu irne inuiowo
l.adiruls, know Hint the .'residential ' i,- , i ..,';. ,..,'. :,;
j abode is nothing but a pia enterpriic
Ic-litbliahim iit, niidtr fontrnl of the
1 I :,.,., i r. . t- -,- i i
' 1 I'cni 111 111 ill on anil a lew
. I r
other political hyenas like Cameron .
anu r tirne'.
. "
........ ,., r, r ,,1e nnnsii i.i. :
, , , . i
ht a-Mimal h,1 l-lr rvok mil
Thsvtlcr.rkH
(Vnkns Ittlurn of l ltarrttlrl, IMO
Wo arc at length enabled to lay
before our renders the census of this
county, for 170, somowhat in detail.
Wo have waited unon tho Marshals
to furnish tho press and tho public
with this information for soma li:uo,
but having failed, we, through tho
courtesy of Prothonotary Tate, in
whosu ofiiv.0 the Mumhuls have filed a
mass of looso papers, from which wo
coinpilo the statement below, after
several dnys labor. After passing
over their work wo are not surprised
that they did not furnish us with a
copy, because eomo of them were
cither too ignorant or d d lazy to
foot some of the pages.
DlSntlCTS.
Hoocaria ...
Hrll
IVUDIU ,..
Hfijtu.
Ilruill'urd ..
III. I J
lturitsidi'..
L'hrsl .....
Cuvinlnn ,
I'lrarlttld
Cura-eutrUte
llrcatur
l-'ernurton
(lirard
l)irn.
U rniiaiu...
tiulii-ti
Halloa...
Ionian...
Knrllmus.....
Knox
l.awronoo
I.miilier City...,.
Murns
New srliingtnu
Osceola
I'SIIU
I'ikt
t'uioO ...
Woodward
Total
(2.1! iTIl 1 1H1. 30? 2lj
4sl 43ij IMS.' lis Ullj
Hi Mj r.in 43'
Sii.t tsi !
:: mi l 7 ( ' M' Sit i
IHTO: (.III IIHIC. 8,", 347
7.".W Us) 1414 2bi J.-I
it"i IT.'ti JIJ' Jll
:1H2 :!t III II 'J
S7U; ;7 1SIIS J(2 247i (
2 Ml 2i'7 bs,X HM H'j t
78:1 Ml- Hill' 2f.l SI'S, V
278j 3S7' J'" m:t mo
Sl'i.l 222j 4S7 Ml' tiili
2j:i; SIS 4'ifi "7 77
3:t:i 27' 2'i. Ill
si:i 2st! om no u:'
-12I: I'rtl is., I2 l"4
,11V I'-.l &S2 , V.l IIS!
:t: iii.i 4 .,3 si t-.' 33
.121 2'lf, bH7 111 1011
SS.l! HI' 1728 1 3(is! 3l J
llli 114 2:li 42) 4.!:
7i'7 70ji 1IK7: 2r,7 JIU Ji
llli; lto Jin'l ' ij
4111 J4' SIS" U.1 l:: 3
Sim, .((ii- 4ii 112 in!
ir. 62.1 lino ins 1119 is
IKii, 2i'2 400 I'-V S!
67: 46.1 1036 1S1 17.1-
1.1442 IJI.'lj 2..0--:, 41U0 44(i? Ills
A "colored" fumily has resided in
Penn township, for many years, but
the -Will Amendment has cither
changed their color, or closed the eyes
of the .Marshal to tho fact, because
none aro returned
More Hail Hoads. It is evident
from what is transpiring around us in
rail road mailers, that Clearfield is a
focus toward which this kind of im
provements aro lending. 1 ho great
through low grado route, from New
York to the great west, wiil soon
bo made across tho western end of
the counly, besides, the Buffalo ond
Washington road will eventually be
built and will cross the county from
Norlh to South, and it will not be
many years beforo a rail road w ill be
built down tho River from the Cherry
Tree to tho mouth of the Sinncma
honing. Already engineers aro loca
ting tho llomcrand Chtiiy Tree road.
Tho Indiana Jmorrat says
''A corpl of iipniri hav bfn emp'oyrd fur
thr part tea dav in l-iraling and dividing nffinln
mmiiii tor eoimtruL-lion tuf irji--ttd rail ruad
fn-n llumi-r li (barrilrre in (tin euuntr. Thr
mad fnm lhi format- filacs to the old rla.v hike. 12
mnri ataiaai, u uump'tiatrlj to be put uodrrson-
trart, upon the enmjlelnn of tbe itirvrr. Tor
eventual eonMruplion of Ibe entire proponed line
maj njw be n-franlid m a bked fact. It mil add
iminenai-lr to tlie vatae of pmiertv along Ibe line
01 me roau aua win open out atw Heidi of ludui
lr."
It is thcreforo quite plain that be-
lore ten years roll around, Hint Clear
field will be cut from North to South
and Kast to West, with tho Loeomo
live and inseparably bound together
with iron band over winch tho major
im uui uniso n uiunL ucti'iiio greuiiy
nemoraiir.ea 11 wo lo not realize somo
thing to our profit, w hile our neigh
bors are keeping us awako.
h Tht t.'tnplrr M'eartt
The fiat has gono forth, Germany
is again to bo united under an imperi
al form of government, and he w ho is
King, of but a fractional part, will
soon sway the sceptre of Chailemngne
Tho Tarious Independent Stales, awed
ii.to submission by tho power, and
grandeur of their Northern neighbor,
have bowed their heads to the yoke
they could not well aviod, and soon
the formality of merging them into a
tnighly unit will Imvu been gone
through with, ond the new Empire
w ill rise like n giont in the very heart
of Europe. - How fur the new rule will
reach is yet involved in uncertainty,
and until the present War terminates
it will be impossible to form anytbifii;
approaching an estimate of what will
talisfy Prussia's cravings for territo
rial aggrandizement. Luxemburg w ill
doubtless be forcibly annexed ; Alsace
and I.orrninn aro similarly situated,
and lielgium, with its splendid coast,
stretching away off to tho Norlh and
West, is a dainty morsel, and one
which I'ismnrck and his royal master
would like very well to devour. To
lisrccjard tho sacred obturations of
- - ,
Iri'iilu , is lircdtntri; Ti rv liinliintinblf 1
in K-jrniio. isihen Kimniji linn stmUn .IT
llio lniniom w tiuli hc n 1 1 1 .' J .1 acoij
upon her in l'-'il, and tho iij;lt (.(
milit, in irctly ponprally ncknonl
cjed. I'niler t-mli cirt'tinifit.ituTS it
would bo loo much to cxirct lMfjium
to maintiiin a arparnla Mate exiitcnrc
very ton j, wliilo St iticrlrind alrt-ndy
bo(;in to (ecl IbnV her afcly ia not
asurrtl.
llfltfvinf;, us we On, in Ibe ductrine
Hint governments sliould be broulit
rlno lu tbe poverned, nnd that the
ayMcm wo d'fl leuat is I he tnt, we
ennnot but regard the preMMit cen
tralir.alion of Hiwcr under an imperial
fcplre, as inimirnl t' tlio cause ui
freedom, nnd its bavinr; a tendency to
lessen the aotiul standing of the pro
pin who arc subjected to its domina
tion. Kvery person knows, at least
nil do, who have tttrelullv wnltlied
the progress of Ktiropran affairs since
the present atrni;i;l eommenced, that
Havana and Wurlemhnrr; wmilil nut
have surrendered tlitir independence
in a time of profound peace, and that
annexation was brought about when
a rrfusnl to join tho band was out of
the question. A union formed under
: "?t h "n Uckinff in cvorj
lt.lnmr.rtl llmt ens. In ninLn tin rt ..- -
element that rjoes to ninko up a per-
leel unit, ana iltstrast ana discontent
I must billow. 'I'ho empire, loelinc ils
power, w ill imt be satis6ed w I'.h its
i present eonipiesls, nnd beiiifj I be crea
ture of war, ill endeavor to maintain
land extend iis rule, by force. The
Mierman character is leavened with
; ,nry' Covern,ent, awd an onivo-iiton, in
I favor of republicanism and free insii.
11..1;..... ;il I.. ..n.J :..t.. 1:1'- t.:..l.
'""" " ' m-ii " , nii-n
n!S7 'ventually ovcrlhrow tho policy
j ni jtiHiiiarcK, anu me inrtino oi vt II-
jliam. The empire may be preal ; it
may He pnweriul, nut it noes not as
J r
snrs Ihr. nssi-a nf stilhnr C.rmni.r ... .
Ku,n - a -77,. Pnrt '
I.m iNii or Norm Mi Si noot.. On
Inst Thi't-sdsy the llosrd of Trusters
of the (Viilrul Normal School of Penn
sylvania met lor the purpose of ex
amining bids lor tho luiililing of tho
school. It win let to Mr J. r . llateli
cler, of Lock Haven, at sl,6lM), fifteen
per cent, of this amount to be taken
by him in stock. The work of build
ing w ill not begin beforo the opening
of spring, hut tho gathering of male
lial and sub letting of contracts will
liiko this winter, so that when build
ing weather opens tho work w ill begin
and bo pushed as fast as practicable.
This is gratifying intelligencekand we
may look forward will pleasure to
the day, not far distant, when tho
summit of tho beautiful knoll at Lusk's
Itun will bo crowned with a building
that will bo nn ornament and great
benefit to tho city and a worthy mon
ument to the entorpriso of its citizens
and tho public spirited energy of the
gentlemen who compose tho Hourd of
Trustees. Lock Haven Lkmoerat.
Dr. Samuel Hard, editor of tho True
Georgian, who was nominated la bo
Governor of Idaho, but whoafteron
firmation declined tho appointment,
has addressed a letter to the Presidunt,
giving his reasons for going over to
the Democracy.
t(v tttrrtisfmrnts.
N
OTH lil
The annual eleelinn for Directors of thai Otuntv
National li:ink of Clearriold, will He beld at tbe
Hauling lloime la Clearfleld, on Tuesday, Jan
uary lOlli, 1S71, uela-eu tbe tionre of III A. M.,
and 2 V. SI. W. M. S'HAW,
lice. 7, l70t l'ahir.
ISTn Al Came tre?parina on Hie pretaiaee
J of tlie subscriber io Union lowoidiip, on or
about tbe I "lb of Aua-uit lal, a yearling red brin
dle Steer. Tbe owner in beeeby smtilied lo eotne
forward, prove property, pay rbaraei sod take
Into away, or be will bo dupped of aeror'U'iK U
If"- JOHN LAUUlttlB.
Itoekton P. O., Ilee. Jl, ISJTO-Slpd.
1l-:t"l'TOHM M)TU'li-Wberea. Let.
j tern Tetaniciitnry on the eatale of MAHV
A. LEWIS, deeeaaed, late of K-rirumn tewnnhip,
hava baeu rmnted to the uuderiiicneJ, and
all persona indebted to said estate are raiuest
l to make imuii-iliale payment, and those bavinjr
rlaiuis atraiii't Ibe same will present tbeto, duly
autbentiraU-d, for aellb m-nt.
lMMliL McCItACKKN,
Jt. 21. l70-oi,,d hieculor.
VDMIMVI HATOIfM MfTII liKoll
is hereby niven that leMertnf administration
oa the estate of A. H. lllt'K ISSON, dee d, late
of tiuli-b township, Clearfield eounty, l'a., bar
ing been duly granted to the on4errir,ned, all per
sons indebted to said estate will pleuoe make pay
lueot, and those baring: elaims or demands will
present tbem properly aulbentieateil forartrUmeot
and allowance without di-lav.
W. It. DICKINSON',
Dee Jl, 1.T0 ft. AJmiuistnitor.
UP II A .H 1 1 1 : f I ETi k Vptt W I K til
Krtnoies superfluous bair la lv sainates,
wllhom injory tntbaskin. Pent be wiailfor ll.Ii
I I'll tH'S AI IIM I C I Rl;
Rellerssmoit riolont piroiyssasia uvsmlou'es
and sfleets a speedy ears- Pries II by miiL
Tin; j iPam.m: iiaik sri
Colors tbs whtsksrs and hair a beautiful blark
or brown. It consists of ooly oat preparation.
7 cents by snail. Addreas S. C I Pit 4 M, No.
7il Jayns street. Pbilad.-lnhia, Pa. Cireulars
seal fret, riol.1 by all lirug-rlsU. dee.'l S-a
Dwlrablc Trojiertj for Sale!
rIHK on.lerwifjnca mil m-H at rriraV 8V that
J dc imbl Lii oa LttifFlp mt, in lit bomurh
oi (w..!it, on liirli ir erx lrtl i tw nd onc-LaK
fXory )rl!inf Honi, nffirf. l)imr, Mibl.
tuid uthor utwnnry nuthuiMinr. Tht Hnuf in
p.erf-i n 1 iinlcd thruuehoul. ttrtd In .luinb
waiter noiuiuuirt.iiuK witk (.ininj rooja in.m
tMM-mfiit. Tlrifli(r it paj.cn-J ant, puintr-l, nd
in ou of tb br-t Icwatioui f r ft MiT.irinno or
Attorney. Peach, prr, fttjl and thrrrr ttrrr.
tod grmpi' vim, plauliNl nj jpwinj ftni lr. If
not Lwfur Jaoimrr l(Mh ii wit hf- tti!M.
J. A. .I.ATTKNHKHUi:iL
OmpoIi Will", Itccrtnber 31, H;(t-
Adntlnlslrator's Sale!
BV Tl.tiM of an orJrr of Orjihao PhTiH, oa
Monday, Vtli Janaarr, a) 2 p. m., mil lr mM
at the Cm art ltnntr. a mrtain liot: and lot W
f round, -ituatft on ittd rtnt, to lMtvtfh of
(.'Irarfifld, nearly n.nii i Inard iiBir.
"Hid lot Kfirr No. J.'ifi in the l.li t of iiiil horourb.
and Iwii.ft io f(Tt front, wnl and t'outh l? aiJ.v
and rant by I'n prrty nf Ib-mai Itutiin: io-
try rai h.'t tknn niiop. ar.l vtf im.
rn-w mi-nn tbrrw-n ; lata the rtn.iauc of J'-ian.
1 KH.M'": Oiic-tbirilcaili at onflmai;)o''''3V:
b In---, n otr and twu j-cart, to be arvuml l.j
otd ard tnurtgfiT,
4ifZ1.t dro'r. of W m. MrKiiifat, dn J.
Borough Ordinance.
FtrTinjr I. lie it enaeud aid oHairH - the
I.nrr'M and Town Council of the borotijth .f New
W MPiiinrton in ci-unrMl aaenill-d, and it it h r;-hr
nrdainew hy a:thonty of tj a:ix". That fmm ant!
aH.T tho t.-th day of January, S71, any p raon
ridinn or dnetn are bonN., wiara, f idn'a; or
rnuk, oa any f te otrreii, roadi or alien ! the
bt. rouch aforesaid, fter than tr.t, ha;l. on
e.t,ritnn thereof, pay a fine of not leu that two
nor wore Than Itn dollar;.
Far. I. Any pet.-n or penonp, Ui owner nr
-wner any hnn, mare, Mine or B:ie, wha
khaM wilfully pertwit the tai.e to run at large on
any r.f the itre im. roa Ii or alieyt of the bar th
ef,rai4, thall, o efnirtian threrif, pay a fia
i uvi ten iaao iw n-r trure ffiau t'-n d Iiarfl.
J4MF, M l;-K, Ilu-trr.
Attest : A. J. Ji a .Cl.k d ::t
i.tMv Art;i .
rn
PALACI3 AND IIOVET.;
Or, fk. if l.'r.d-a Lifs. Mr D. J. t. Irani,
lh. n.li anriwa Jt,iir,.al t.l k
Th VERY I.S.RHKST COHMlSnlOVS PAID.
This book is a naantttul Ortare nf Cl carts.
.nb.llishc. srita .n.-ntincs, nnd n fin. .,
rscc-nl.d man nf Lotd.-a drsignt-d nnd starntsd
rspross'? lor this nor, bt .niin.nl nrli.tt. It
mntains a Intl. a-rar.nic. and trn-liful stat.nsant
of lh. Mjrbta. rrrts and Fsr.-alii.nt nf la,
lirfal M.tronnlis if th. W0ril. Its t-lnar.s aia
r i i.i. j . ,
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do, I... i. fci . . , ..V ;
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tEtkN'AP a lil.IS,
drrJI U
Ilartford. Cean.
JJI ftlltK 1HE IIOI.IIMT1 j
00 TO
Mrs. WATSON'S
and at the aw it; In la ,
IIatsr riumes, Lace C(xmJ, Fan,
arnj murtr thr Ooo.Jf jnft m-iH fr i ihvrit.
anrl all dirar.l for lluliri Ot'la. -
Mr and Trimmtniffl arr a.t i! I, d ti-'
orr, bul just r.?irt-il, and Ihr nr.t st siiIls.
fiOnil HATS, nl (I (i.
LADirs I t RS. as ..sr as i
V.IrH Trininincs nnd linss Gno-ls .ntlnU nr..
Alsn. t nin an! bnuliful llnr of JKWtl.f.V,
,inst ariii.d.
Wsa. T. K. WAT.tN.
ClrarslH. Hr-.ml.sr Jl, l70 il
l iio i real iTPsScnprof Hcalih!
n Hi on ati.i)
A EURS
ctr.E
PREVENTIVE
FOR
OF
RIU I MATI-Jil V
CfiLDS.
RITK5KIN f X V K l!C. A H M EX TS !
rot uwii cirri. tnrs.
Fur sal. hr
f. KRATZFR A Fnys,
il.1:a. CM-a.fl.-M. fa.
I Till: Cf iri.T iV i nHHim at .
m t'lmrtiHii piiitnf t. Ia
In the tantier ot th atttliiinai t,t tka .. i
VefhMi-t F..iteoal t hnrrK ' f..r loerTvorti ,B.
Notire it het. rven tlmt the trtition aot eh..
ter f..t tnonn.riio hat res-n u'v CM in tbe
M1P 1 roirmwarr. ano thiit il rm tuK-xt !
. ' . . ---- w .,- - mu av psr rrsi. n .Mr nun
f"' al tn. Ja.uurT l.rm. A. H. Is; . IIM stld ss.
a.,,. "T 7ZHr .
rlT lF il HOHK IWAWN Toll JAM'
J ary Term, 17 1 :
n M'Farland Wtwarla Mattbcw MTiillr.f.uli.b
W llllHin Nrtniflirr. IMI sJmIib M l lltil?r .Jordan
W H Tivlor 1trallonl (' V onnwav
KariKUB
J T Kirk Hrady!.latMiblu1irb...l.awri'Oca
Jtibn hlnita ,,,, Hnf if Itrarl hhiif iirl "
K P lUkrr ,llurn-idr A K MtNirr .l.umbt-r Dty
J.iho Hii tt ' W m ,tmmM-n.an. IMtirrti
I1 ttnintn'l, jr,.('ii inprtott ; N l'lmrr.N-Haliititlou
I) V Kuw.-iNT..n-arli. )il U m hwairitrU...U-1'tda
t Jrnkitii...t urwittiivilk . (' II jit.uni lVnti
(twirjftr Hhiillrr.DiNalur ti It aid ttll 1'iko
Ellii KvauLsAlrabaiLtl M IUiniltou..S oudwaid
TUAVr.MhK it auH.
fiearf l'narc...lfrcar.a
Jainfn llnjforty, "
Jidin Klvnii nioom
'yrm A WttoiL... "
Alcxmtdrr I'ixon, UofTgi
W in tsfillnuliiT
Will lata Sievdr..t "
tlr(rr All.rrt!. Hrwdff.nl
.li.lili llt'icliri Itradv
H H Irtt-haujch "
N !.!".Murm)'....llurt.idp
AiQtn Fry , "
Lfwip Htnver Chcl
.lolm ltciHpy.,,t'oviiifttoii
Jm Wri;ky.... Clear field
J M KraOcr...
J W iSiniirnrL,, "
Kdward Hill Decatur
Kliai Walk "
John Ki'ami.. "
Levi (io '
It l'attrr-ion....l''orfui'n
.lanic (iliuiD... "
W W llovvr...,,Orahaui
Patrick Cuiluy... "
Atiin Hoover '
John W Turner, - "
Sain'l Whitritidfa.Oulicb
Tuomnn Irniu "
Frvtirrick Christ.. "
Kavid Hartley. ,
Joprph .M'Ni'al.
Ilmlon
Jordan
Hrtijamin Hihlmp
W II Hhitarra. karihaut
iImii-i. tiidry, "
Ii ti liiinlup Knox
David Kriiard
Huniut'l Hoover "
Orrrnwood liell.... "
,rr F lrwiu...Lawrcncc
J V Tbompaun
Ja-vii leU k.
W J H mi li ill, M
J A Thoiupfuu "
A Ii tr(fdi-n.... u
(I W Harlrr
HC tullon "
() '.rjrr llarger "
M ii Anti
J H Hliaflntr...
K W KFKUir.LumWrCily
(J for (to Hart Morru
Andrew Hruwo... "
C It Williams "
(iyoriff Kitiliariii.Oim'ola
I J.I1 hlin 1'ikf
J ) KrfttuT "
(J CIuumt, jr V'nion
II II liaujrlim'o,W oodw'd
ilt-ury Cooftu, '
KI-:t;lMTi:ilH Stmt lw Xuliroii- b?r?t.y
, given that tbe following accounts bnre been
vaauiiiied and patied by me, and remain filed of
record in this (.Aire for the iimjisctitin of beim,
If rat pea, creditor, and all other in any other wny
iotnrctitrd, and will be preented to the next Or
j.lmnn Court ol Clear field uouuiy, to be held at the
Court Il'usc, in ihft boruuh ol Clearfield, ootu
njcnt'jnr on theneennd MonJuy (boing the Vth dny)
of January, A. V. IM71.
1'arttal account of T. H. Murray, adiuiuiofrator
of tbe estate of Johu bpaekuau, late of Oirard
towuflhifi, di'et'juc I.
Final aeouunt of K. K. Flejfal. atitnliilntrator of
tho etatc of Martin ti. FU-guJ, late of Ooheu
toanfbtp, dfeeanrd.
Final twpouut of T. Valentine Ilailey, adminis
trator of the eotalo of litm U. bailey, Jala of
UI'Mni tuwnht)t dert-am-d.
The amount of llfnry Ilarttfelt and J a met C,
liarrctt, adininiMratorf of the eitata of Henry
Marrball, lute of lira ly lownohip, dr-cead.
Partial aeouut of John Holt, administrator of
the eetate if (toro (J. titueal, lata of Bradford
lowi)bti, dreramd,
Arn'ount of J bn Holt and V. II. Holt, admin in.
tratom of the eMate of Thoiuat Holt, lute of Brad
ford tonufhi), dweaped.
Final afittuul of Jnbn W. Wrijrht and TI. B.
W riifbt, a intini'tmtori of the eK ate of Wtlliaoi
Wrif lit, late ol Heefiiria tnwnhip, dtHeaned.
Final arrnunt of Martha Irwin and Ievi F.
Irwin, exiTutora of the estate of Joscj.!. Irwin,
Ute ef Lawrence town "hip, defeated. .
AneuUTit of A. Cnldwf 'l, and Hubert Louni-iK-rry,
Admiiiii'tralorr of J t ltargrr, late of
liradord Townbtp, dtHrascJ.
Aefount of Mrlir.da litters, (formerly MeTindi
Curler.) Adminintratrix of Jainei Carley, late of
hartbaui Townlni. dneeaed.
Final acmnt ef lMmrah Iai if , Exeeutril of
Samm I W . Smith, late of Uuvlich Townahip, dc
eea?cd. RKGifTra'a Orrirr, ) A.W.LEE, !
Clearfield, Va., Dec. 7, 1T0 tr. j Hunter.
Jl( llXKtE Vim T-S. The f..llowinf pre-1
J win have filed in the olt-enf thet'lrrk t.f the
iourt f Quarter trmiimi vt Cl'-arfiel J rounty. i
tbfir el it inn and tnindi for Linw, at thr
Jstiitmry ,rn Di ll, acreeanly to the act of A- 1
nemt)iy, entitled An A -l l rejru'ate tlta sale of
Iutuiicaiiut Liuurn, Ac ; " j
Par id rert.',nc-
rat F. Donel.y
J at. Carter
I.awrence Camtrelt
Woodward
-Woifdward
Woodward
Hoodward
Woodward
Ib-ftreria
It urn idc
, Clearfield
Ccarfild
Hell
Clearfield
Cbrtt
...... .Lumber Citi
i. amber Citi
, Ill 00m
Cwrwrntvill
Kaiihaut
(lulich
,.Bgrt
Macro la
Oarcola
CurwenT.'!:
llu.'ton
Humndr
C inton
I'rter A
nutlurr
W m. Kiddte
K. II. hrbaSrr
( aper Ieioldt
eo. V. Ct liiom
(eo. D. Mrt rarka..;.
it'll. Is. Itratllry
W oi, t. Ttl.iDiptOt)
Jan. L. Curry
Jno. 1. MrCraekea
tten. A. HltMiok
K.W.Rae.l
Jutpb ttiniland
Andrr Hholl.....
eo. W'.tlibbony
V.!o lloyt..
Harry (iow
A. J. Draofkcr,.
tie"- F.. Kwhacker
Andrrw iit
J". bo Vu'wn ,,
Kwmnel 1 1 ef thorn
Claudius ttemrd ....,.,
Aleru-JD U .luen.
W'tn. Ttos Mt-rbrrsoa
J"ha Ma-iirotier
Wendhn Kitiret.
Ji.hn Dr wney
Ann M. Hicci.is
!lcnry MeUnwen
H mi atTll. Liraat.K,
Taa; I,. Tt iienstein..H
1'atrirk Dunn
Aiit.Mcs lceonte. ,
W in. It W iihao.1
, Fenni ille
tttrard
lllottU)
Clrarf.i-1.1
(Irartirld
flrarHrld
..ViMwlnaril
....Ilniitttlal.
...t nodnnrd
Clr.rflrl.l
Hwla
lliraril
..llsn-ola
Dee. U. tc
A. C. I A 1 K, Clerk.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
TI1KRKSS, Hon. C. A. MAYER.
Pr.
f t Id.ntJud. ofths Conrt of Common Pl.as
'f th. Iw.ntr fill h J nflirial Ilistrirt, rompns.d of
III. pnunttcs ol t. Irara.lil.rrntra nnd Clinton
nnd Hon. SAM I l.l, CLVHK and Hon. J ACUfi
W ILIInLM, Assoc. at. Jy.lirs nf Clrnrn.ld ro
hart issurd lb.tr prM.pt. u Bo. dirsrlfd, ft-r tb.
hoidin. of a Court of Cutnmoa Pirns, nt tb.
Court Huns., nt ClnarorlJ, In and for tb. r-oanty
of Clarfietd, fommsarinff on tli. neroild Mnis
day. the uth la ol Januarj, A. I. Kill.
nnd loronlinn. ONE W I KK.
NOTICK IS, th.rrf"rr. hrrrhy ri"n. In jnrors
nai nitnrssrs, in nn I for said oountvol l'l.arDrH,
to b. and at,pi-nr in tb.ir iroi..r i-rsons, nt Iti
Vlock, n ni of sai-1 dav, to du tlijsn tbtnr
wbirh iu tbrir bt-rsatf nrruia to h. don..
OIVEX nndsr bit hand al Clrarl.M. Ibis 14ib
daj or li.rrmbrr. ta tb. T.ar of oar Lord, on.
thousand tight hnudrrd nnd srvrntr.
tYht.MLS IIOWK, Jim.
To Tax-pavers.
f"III is to inform thos. in I. anr.no. tosrnsljip,
h.h.r.n..t .at r I ,h,,r WIIH f,
!. I. !! tnrt can d. .1 ant limr dnrisi this
month, llir l -nrrr. W ui. P. Rrad. .,11 l .,
thr Trra.nrrr. ffli-,. in l'l-rO,.,l. on S.;jr,l.v.
lh. 31st. to rrt-fiv. frm tln.s. ho nish u sai.
lh. d prr c.nt. All who fail to l-ar on or trior.
mat I. ran liiaj rapri io .at tnoir tslrs mttrd
p.r ount. a l.ii.l tlit-rrla. .
11 order ol lb. P -ard.
TAYLOH HoWLIX
L. C. Pi ..nn, I'rrsiJi-nt.
Srortur. Drt. It, isro.
1 THR MaTII H OFTIIK RhpiiKToP
tb. srinn. out of rtl ..tat. to Jan.. lal. tb.
widow n! R-.hard Ashcrafl, li-.ad. lair ol Hurn-tt-i.
tnwnshtp. At aa trihans' IN-art Kft.l at
I 'tt-.rf.rM. in and for tlrr ittntr of t'lrarflrld, on
th2fiib Soj.trmWr. ITH. It tas or-lrn-d that .nh.
Iir-ali-n h. ma-lr in nt h-a't oo. n-r.af.t-r nl.-
htlir:! in t'lrarnrl.l o,,nnt. f.-r ihrtt, k..
j Jannarr Trrrn. IT I. notiliiiif all M-rsins ,n inlw
thai riorl tbe A iihratirrfi tll h fN.n.
nrini'i aii'l an .nl- r l Pair of mui rn rttair
rrntr1, to mfTt lh dmtand afrr-aid nf rm.4
wii'. unlra nutttf irat nf h Snrn to th em
trary l-y lb- tm i of January Trrn. 1 74
l? thr Cnrt'
dl4 M Attc A. W . I.KK. Clrrk O. f.
1 Tin; miti:hVfthk ltatk "of
A. II. Kta.l. lrrt..
hB,u oi ,b' A i.Mnieir.tnr t wnnK tht
nT -s'i iriani riii'urn inprrin, '
II attend to tt.e
4,iltfi of th appiMMtnrtit at tHa rtfn of J. H
H. t .rally. b , ta t. l-rC. t.f. l' , ra Tlmrlir.
lh Ath liny of Janaaiy. A. It. at 2 o'rlot-fc.
p. in., ba and ahrrt ill fnirim mirr.itM. may
atirnd. t KL d Un.itiN.
nfialt U Stf.1. Anditar.
TOHW' Mil 14 l. otirislirr
J S"T turn
thai lli.rs l..ammlar. ha
bee a granted to th tKrtl-er, oa tb kttate (
H.l.l. deeeaaed. lal of Ut.raif.re
toantbip, ClearAeld rountv, Fennvlvania. ail
rteetHtnt ia leMed to taid Kttate are reoij-te1 to
tattvr laitneshatt pavmefit. aod lhoe haiinK
eUimt Birmmtt the men ar .11 prevent ibem duii
authenttealrd for trtttemeM.
lU'ltf RT E. PMKIa,
IV. 14. IRTMtpl. . Kveetilof.
VfMITKaT4IR VtTI rNoTiee
ia berrhv fit en that letter of a'tminitratmi
oa th eela'e of FII.AS Tl KM- K, deoea-M,
late of Fojn tanthtt, Clearfipld eeanir. Fa.,
hav lot heMi ilult franled to the e.teTvrned, all
pr.ne tn1ritei to mud eMae will plea a the
r"""" - r demandt
witt peeaent them preterit au bertieated ftt a-A.
tleinmL 1.1 fV 1 1 R N Kit,
R. C f ST.
tl, M:wtf t. Admrntatralaea.
T V ftlH ftai ft
-Lott bv na ft.
J for aale, atioinint tbe Wmaeh. Ptva-aita
I. FTT.
jCrfl.il ttvrrtUrmrntf.
Sheriff's Sale.
1 T vlrtaaof ion dry vrltinf IVnrftrt'nni iCrpnunt
1 9
fd oat ttt tha Court of Ooaiwoa Flai of
t laarflfld eountf, and In aia dlraftad, thra will
! bt pofd to pubhr aala, at tha Court Ilon-a,
In tha born o b of CIarBiliJ, on Mnndaj, tbt
Vih day of JanaarT, 1171, al I o'olueb, p.m.,
tht folloatnf dasrrlbad Hral Kittla. tc wit I
A certain trwt of land aituatr In Karthaut Uwa
lliif, Ch-Bftlrlil enmity, l'a., boiimiid at fnllnwi,
Io will tin lh nonih by laud of Jrrrmlah Oaint,
on tb rait by land of Iaai) iinn, on th writ by
land uf John .Mritouiral,and on th nrih by land
nl' J. MrtiotiifCail ; c'HJla.ii .tiff 60 arrei, and alt
rlrarcd and Po buildinRi. iSrixttl, takru in inra
tion and to ba aold a tha pruiicrty of William
Ui-arfl.ld.
Al. a wrtain tract of land (iluatr la Girard
townibip. IrarHeld county, Fa., buundrd aa fob
low: ilrfrliinitijt at a whit oak, touth ooruer of
K. Jury, thciM'e by land of Uillmirhan. A (Irahaoi
ooniainuiR acm, tcora or it, ami having a
man nouf anu riarn erori4 theron. eoiscd,
takru lu m or u tion and to bo ioM aa tbe propcrtj
of Amoi Krife.
AIko. a rartaiu tract of land aitualv in Maryt
rillc, Ko(fK townibiti, Clnrfirld eounty, Frnn'a ,
bouodfd and drpMrriWd ai followi: Front in u on
th turnpike 104 frrt, and rait by Itolatid Famt,
and run run back 2"0 fwt, and writ by h'prmly
lot, and having tlicrc.ti erin-trd a two itory plank
bo iiac and Mablo. hriwd, takrn in xrit'iin and
to be iold a- th pruprrly of Fhilip Jl. Miller.
Alfo, arcrlain tinuvoaud lot minatr in Clrarfield
boroufrh, ClrarttHd county, l'onn a., bounding on
Fourth itrert M fwt, on the ponih by lot No. 2ft,
went by an alli-y, and on the norlh by lot No. 22,
and kut.wo a lot No. 21 in Momon'plan of eaid
btmiuirh. and harinjr a larjro two atory liatocdwtl
lintr huuiv thi-reon i rcrti il, ttin-d, lukva in exe
cution aui to be iold ai thr property of Adulpbui
Kcliolpp.
Al-o. a certain tract of land lituate in Knox
town-hip, ClcarnVId county, Fa., bring part of a
tract warranted in tho uante of Willum Kinjr. and
bounded by lamia of Uarid Catbcurt, J. JM. Cbue
nnd banirl Itowutan. iSriird, takrn in execution
and to bo iold aa the pn.ji-riy of Ho. A. I'uulap.
Alio, alt that certain Imusa and lot in the bor
oujrh of Otero la, Clearfield county, Fa., bounded
a fullowi: On the touth by Stone it reel, went by
Ways alley, north by Ieeatur alley, eaat by lot No.
lA.i in anid town plot, and bavin? a larjrr two alory
frame hon erei-ted thereon, tunable for two or
three families to live in. riited, takrn in rxeca
tion and to be aold ai tha property of Charlea K.
llullock.
Alwi. a certain tract of land aituate in Wood
ward towuxliip, Cleartivld county, l'a., bounded
and deacriired aa followa, to wit: tiuilijr at
township road, thenee aouth alona; lot of John
Joplin, Klf fiU, to land of Hubert Alexander;
theucc writ, afona; land of Kobert Alexander, CO
fret: thenee north, alonir lot of tjcorge JUfrrrty,
160 feet, to township road thence aluiia; eaid road
to p!aoe of iK-jtinniup; and bain(r no buildinfri
thereon creeled, and known aa lot No. 2v ta the
plot of the villa; of Madera. HeUrd, takrn in
execution and to be aold aa tha property of John
Mryuitltn.
Aim, a certain tract of land aituata in Ferfroioa
town tup, Clearfield county, Fa., befrinnina; at a
hemlock corner, thence, by heu. tiibla Surrey,
touth i0 dcfrcrea, wmt J;i't) perehra, to a poat ;
tbenre touth 40 tltyreca, eatt ICo pen be, to hi,
aud line of C. Tubba; tbenre, alou? line made be
tween tbem, norlh i0 degrcea, eat i.il )erhe. to
pott; thence, by John lritlor aurrer, north 40
degreca, r-t I Ml pore bet, to place of bvjrinniut: ; :
coiilaininrl6aereMaoreorlcii, being Ibe north-we-t
ball of Matthial Itarton, Iitiu about 2b
acrea cleared, aith a rerration ol 2i' arret oa the
ea-t. tdd to Jtm-y h llctiry. aud two acre oa the I
aoulh. fid to Jainea McFaddea. rVirvd, takrn in
eiarutiou and U be iold ac tbe property of Faul
White. i j
AUn, all that tract or body of land, eompripinir
! acrrt. wore or tiiuate partly in U-iticb
tvwntbip, Clearlield county, and parti in White
towmhip. Cambria county; the Clrarflcld county
putt mo containing about 20 aerm, nor or Icaa.
and ibe Cambria ctmuty portion tbe retidue; aaid
tract or body ol land nmipriatnr part of th tnr
Try in the natno of Jamet McM urtrir, and tha
whole of the turvey in the naiue of Ana Mr Mur
ine; the whole beii.f dcwrilterl a followt: berm
uinj near the Cauibna county Itn. at U iv.rtb
weai corner off tic Jame Mt Murine nun ry ; thence
along Hi wettcTO boundary line of that tnnvy
and of the Ann MrMtirtrie urey, aouth 'It de
jrreea. eat 4i'W Krcbe. to a map.et'tbe aouth-weat
corner of tbe Ann Mc Murine nun c j thce north
f 1 degrt-r. at, along the line of Ana McM urtrir
unry, 2 Jvrrrhrfi, to a df.gwood, tba routh ratt
ciiroerof Ann McMurtrie aurtry ; tbrnoe north 2V
degreea, acl. along tbe cattern 1-ouodary line of
the Aun Mr.Murtne turvey, 2.'i0 percht-t to the
common crner of the Ann Mr Murine and Jatne
MrVurtne tun-yt; thence, aiong thr diviaion
line lirtwcen laid turreya, touth t degrees, wrtt
IV perrbet, to a beuilock ; throe north one de
gree, at alMat IwO yerche, to a poat; thence
w.nlh al degm-a, wett 77 errhca, to a hemlock ; i
t bene nort h I S degrret, weet I o pcrchea. to a pott ; !
thence auth 7 degreea, writ 4 perchrt to a poat ;
tbne north H.ur degreea. wet IS prrrhea, to a
s wit. , i.irT p'iuiu oi argreet. wcat 9i'perciiet.
to the place of beginning ; the portion iq Clearfi'
eounty Itrmg vD:wprxvd. lii r-,rtj. a tc Cambria
counly eviitaimng irsprtn r'jivntt erniiating of a
. r. , ;;y awning no ute, atat'U and
aNuit 10 Kent of gar-Ira j alto, aVnut eicbt acre
of inradow on the ndaide adjoining fi. North, and
baling about four acre of tb ntountaia land
rlrarwd and frnced. Seiaeil, taken in eteeattoa
and to be told at the property of Worrit R. tarar,
Alto, ten certain Mt of land tituate ta fllea
Mop. Hoccana townthip, Clearfield eounty, Fa.
coniaiuing arret of land, aad hat ing a good
blackmitb thop thereon erected. Alto, woe other
certain lot in raid village, known In plot of aaid
- ii.(f-r f ioi .o. 1 1, nnanieu irr-nt 06 feel b
Fine ttrert. wnuth-wett by M No. 12, and north
ratt by lot No. , and running back worth. wrtt
Ki fr to Spruce ttreet, and having a bare two
ttory botl. larga. frame ttable and wagon ahetj.
and al) othrr out buildings tbcreoa ertted.
Sriard, taken in execution and to be aold aa the
property ol lUmel 11. Faulhamua.
.Alan, a crruin tract of land aituata in Clearfield
borough. Clearfield count y. Fa., bounded aa fel
low : On tbe touth by Fine ttreet. eatt be M of
L. n. Nerrell, we-t by lot No. Jli, and fcorth by
an alley, and having erected thrron an oil well
derrirk, mni known aa lot No. X1A in tbe plot of
ia rtut:n. rH-itra, taken ia ciecutcm and to
be sv.ld a tb property of the Clearfield 0U and
Mining Conipanj.
Aire, a eerlaia tract af laed aftaat la Cher
town tht p. Clearfield eeanir. Pa, bounded at
rullnwa: Beginning at lha tnterteetina of the
Creek Road and North Camp kad; ibeace, by
taid Creek Toad, Berth alt degree, watt IN
ptrehe. to poat : tbanre worth : degree, watt
17 77 t pe-chet, to pott i tbtnc an degreea,
wett ! percbea, to North Camp Road : then-t.
by aaid road, inuth fl7 degr, att 17 77. im
parchoa, la plaea of beginning, eoataintng two
arret, and having a dwl!iag boat, ttaaie and
llarkiniih thop t hereon eroded, beited. taken
ia execation and ta be told ai tba property of
Chrittiaa Rracett and Mary Ana Deoaatu
ALSO, by virtue of tandry writt of tim Faring,
at tbe tame time aud p'ace, the foilowtng deter 1 bed
real et'ate :
rcfrnda'.t' inUre. in a etrtaia iee of land
titunte ia Fenn trwotbtp. Clearfield county, l'a..
lonndrt and drcrihd a f"lbma, to wit: On the
omh by Fhtlia Moore and lai ia. wet by lamia
of llarid Moore and tb Kuttell ettate. containing
about 12 arret, more or ktt, with about five aret
ot taid land chared. Alto, onr lot of ground tit
utled in ibe Titian' of Fennt ille. Ctewrfield cunfr
Fa., laonndrd at fwlb.wt: tn tS wet hr tlea
H-'pa turnfikw ll'o frrt. oa tb north by land of
Hooter I Mi feet, ft bv land ot rMnn i Co. UMl
feet, and on tl toutb J't land of W . F. J'hnton,
with a large frame dwtUing boa and larp tUrr
hc and tram ataMe errs-ted I herein. Seiaed
taken in exrcutioa and ta be told at the property
i( Junalliau V all.
A!s, fi-urcrtaia Irarlsnf land sitiiat. In Bra
f-rj .'id karlhau, tanbi,s. 1 k-nrh.ld .num..
Fa. No. , Mfuate ia Frtdford townhin. Fa., h.
finninf at a Hark walnut, on the Unk uf the
ftneliatina Hier: then touts f.n d'Tteea, wett
iVl perrhet, to rot, on tha original line of turver
tbetire f n h 22 de(rra. et 1 p rrhen. to p trh
pine ex'rurr on n.er bank : tbrnre d"a the river,
itn enrr- inJ diTnefi, ei. h-, tn ibe pine
of bermninir: e.niaiii,f rre, ?. perebet
and alioanre. and ha mt lffe trartnr ore bard
mail Aw Itinff b nae and Itrtre bam arreted thertv
on. Nn. 2. ti'uae in Kraeltord towi,tiip. 1 le-ar-ft.
Id esniv. Fa., l-ermninf at a earutrner on baak
of ner. e-otier of a br-ir trart of whirfe ttnt it a
part: Ihrnee a .rtb 1 di prera. tt .f) prrrhea. to
t ; tbrnre oa'h ea-tt perrhe. to p.t ; thenee
n irih wTerlf . perrhei, to tbe nm: tfarnee, ht
the tft r-! r.rM- atid diManeft of tbe ner, t.
. f , , . . . X . L
town!., p. t learfteia e.antv. Fa., founded eat I.t
tbe t hnt. n wantT Htw, north bt land f ll.r'h
Metinniral, tret bv land of John Meoniral and
oath tv Innd ot Jeremiah tJamt : bem all rleared
anj ht iiif a larce two ttort dwrllmp hnue and
a frme twnk b-jrn and fM beannf orrhard
therein. No, 4, tiiaate in KaHhmaa tnwntlnp,
t'tearfltld poantv. Fa., a'l,nimnjt the abote de
tertttd M arret, and rotitaiBtnjr abdat JJ twrea.
1 art hrinr all eleared and ia a rnd ttata pf tmUt
Tatioai. hetted, tnkew ia eieratioa aad ta ha aold
ar the property of laae Game.
ALSO, br virtne of a writ of Al fteH TAetna,
at the arum t'ne and pla't, the following detrrtbed
real eft ate:
A eerlaia M f oMrd tltaate la the horror
of (Nrarsota, Oarftrld eantv. Fa-, and natided at
folnwr On the north bt M of Thot. f, l.,lirk.
oath by ba nf Mavid Iana. No. SI?. eet by Car.
tin tttj : tftid nt betnff feM l.y feel, aad
ona two-ttnv plark dwelling hMe. lt?4 frM,
and nne other plank hoae, in?0 rVsi t. aad ktutt
at M No. si I. heited, tnkea ta evevntioa and tn
be told at the properly of C. Sweitter.
Bidden will take a Mi re that 1 per aeM.
af the pa re ate Money eaatt be paid a hew the
property ft haaeked dewr, or it will he ps( n
agaia for tala. t l ItFMl S lloWK.
naairr't Ortnra. I 8hr.ff
ClearftrMi, Fa te. 14. ):. j
IRI IT C"s-Mnuf.AirH trn Irl. r
rnarsmal tin. twH and savldtnd aa sattiaa
and warmowsd -ssv sat. hf
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ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTUAORDINARV t
I WOULD r.sf-rrl'ullj aaaann.. In liseitl
t.ai ot CLEARFIELD sa4 .Mailt tint I
will ap.a, oa
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22d,
la tha saw roaa, firrt door below tha Mantfoa
Unat, ftroa.4 lPtreat, with aa aaiira
arw itoek of
WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY,
Or tba latest stsl.1 and bust tnish,
I-.ImuA wlib ear.. an4 I kof. jaall (kink
nl'k (w4 tasu. I mil aat. nn assortmsnt
from all Ik. lat.st a...hlM ta i.w.l., sailn
bls f.r th. Uolidsjs.
Thankful for yonf ps.l libarnl pnlroan(., I
hops, ht strict attsatloa la .kaalaasf. In utrit
a eantiaaaaaa ef lh sums.
All kinds t rrpnlrlaf ia my Hat proaiptlj
ntt.ndrd ta.
V0:ir ttw'.fj mi ta ordsr.
S. I. SNfDER.
Dartnin.r 14. 1T.
B
A R C A I Si SI
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
At lh. Fanrj Start nf
Misses Bynder & Lanich.
JL f T RECEIVED A Ml aad ,aip:.l. utrk
of , haits T.js, Ladi.s' Drtsi Caps, Un.tr a
Baktr Srwing Unthia.a koth alas'ie aad lark
illlrh-nnd a v.r. Wutifal asiorlasnt r
Oold aad Silver Fisk and Arnariuas.
tTht Goods art all just atw, and than
of pnbli. patronajra is rtrpcetfullj toliciltd.
Cltarltld, Dtrtsntxr 14, UTO.
A
Atl'AllLr. HOOK I
The N. Y. OnsrRvrB
YEAR BOO
K
AND ALMA.VAC,
To ba itvaed Jaauarj let, 1671.
One of the meet ekfnpletertnpeBdtof important
info mat joa which bat erar bern ponipilaU id thit
eoiintrt. It ahould be in every Library at a Book
of Refereac. It contain! an tatoi-oatinn Hittory
of A!manan ; Civil, Commercial, aad Aicrieultura.
Information exaoerniDp all the tltitrrameott in tbe
Wor.d : a iHieral lauiiaary of ail the henevolent
tnatitutinnt and Keliriont Ienominationa ia the
World, with w complete Mir.iurial Iirertory of
aeany every Kelts:iu4it ll-dj tu the 1 aited Mate.,
a templet liwt of all the C.lfet. Tbebfteal
.eminanij( Me.ti-al anl Iiw .Srbw.lt ia tha 1.8
TRICE. ONE POLLAR.
All pertont tubteribinn and patinjt f-wthe New
Y'-rk 'awearra for one .ear ia.'!! will rrreivea
Copy of tl.it valuable w-.rk t R A T I 1 T"lLV.
Sample eopie n( t tiaeatrH tent free.
biliNKY F.. Mthr-E. Jr A ( a.,
!? Fark Row, New York.
Mailed ta aaj aldreea. pott pail, oa iwipt ef
rp dee? lea
Executors' Sale I
1 Y Y viitae-f an ord-r iia- oat of the Orp bant'
tt oart of i learnVM eonr.ty, tb will told
at Fublie Ootrry. ia the eilNe ot M n'atnbar(r.
On PATVRPAY. IK'FMFrR tirn, l:n.
At 2 o'rloek p n.. a rent -a TR CT t'F I. AN P,
Haute ia hartbait townhip, al rc the tSfo.
har.na Hirer. adining Unit of Fred, and V i
ltn tvhr.area, Fattoa and Irvin. aad aontalaing
1 -H ere, i K ng animproved )
.fMpT-TFKMS: F iff era per ernt. in hand, or.e
thiri of tbe balanee at eonnrntation af taJa. and
tht balanee in ana fear, to be trenred by bond
and mortfaga. J.J. FlfVHU.
MARtMKFT URIEL,
L. HI kTl.t:!,
Hee t M rieewtortof John Prel, dea'd.
J. A. ELATTEXBEEGER,
Claim and Collection Office,
OfrtoL.A, ar.rd.id Co.. r.
-tron.TarH-inf and nil 1 pnprrs drnwa
amh nis-urnry nnd ili.patrh. liiats on nnd pas
sar. !i-art lu and Iron ar T puint in Kurupt
prn ur.,1. orl) 7 lira
Sow School Hohso!
QFat.m I'UliriiSal.S nill LmrMhr tk.
- S..J "hool lirwl.rs or Lawr.ni-. Township until
J tli Uth Hat ol Jannnr., KG. f.,r lh. .m-iioa or
' n rvhiml Hons, nnnr John U. Ilitnn's. fnntrai-tor
In 6ud all aaarmal. Trans and siH-.nrationB nan
n. sss-a tj tallmc th Swrnsrt at bloom t
Pri lj. lis Urdrr ol lh. Board,
TA i Ll IK ROW l.l;., 1-r.aidrna.
L. C. Bum, fev-rriurr. dlt M '
V.RI( t I Tt R l. SHK II T I
Th. nnnnnl BMSinc nf III. I.K-lh,.l l.r. la
Hi. "fl.arn.ld Coanir A jrli-ullnral fewtrtv" lll
hr bil l in Ihr Court llousa. al rirnrld. on Mori,
da. rrvnint of Ihr Janaarr Oart. biti th .h
dnv of th. ainnlh. fur lh purpose of .Isw-tinf oft.
tors for th. .osumt isuir.
ti. k. RRRFTT. Pr-.i-l.nt.
CsMirdrld. Kov.mhiT , IM .1.
s
I I AM) l l.l,Th.nh.,irr.
l.iHi SI.FHS and THRFK PAIR TWIN SLKM
for salt. Call and .laain thm.
I A IRTf r.
s?arsrna.m Kt.. tl. Hrt-Sua.
To the Lvdios of Clearfield I
l ' lr onld tMprrlfnllT
a a
nr. in in. i-aai.tur ciwrs.ld ,
that sha Is a.w propartd ta sankt tRE!KS, I
COATS, ClRdl LAHS, 4.., ta .rdrr aad la !
Iht aat ra.l...hl..t.l. r-a I.t I
CduQticiul.
MISS H. S. SWAK'S
SCHOOL FOR Glij
CLFAUFIFI.n, I'A
rjiiii wmv.n tfrm ,f r,rUwV
-iti7, rfaatary 2 i,.
A Fhmarr d pirtttient will u Ja,'
Sc-bodd thit fittl i U,t whieh tae
petent Inviiraetor htte bd-fn tnti-.,,
- "I' "iwrr ititi 4-1
attraetiva and inittocti.e.
TERMS (r TCITlOx
rauiuK, TinorrapD,v, n rtiiag ,Otjttti
una, Primary Aritbineiie and I'nsZ,
(ieorrtTihr
Iltatorv, Loral and detcnptiie Ue.,."T
with M.t. hn..n. i. . t-1-
" r ' Miajjaj.s;
t.A Wr.ll.. AnlU.li. '
A I (fell ra and the Hriencea "'
InatrnetioB In InetruaoDtal muiir ..'
Oil paiatlng, 2d leaaona
For full particulart tend fur Circyi,'"
CLEARHELD ACADEK
Rev. P. L. Harrison, A,!M., Princb
THE itcoat iKfioa nf the prrnii. a-t,
year of thit ln-tituiin will vmm'i
MONDAY, the 21it da of Noteinbrr, lt;t
Fupilt can enter at any time. Thry i
ebarf;i'd with tuition frvtu the time tdrj n
tbe dote of the Hem ion.
Thecntirte of inttruetioa enihraeo aim
iocluded in a thorough, practical and act
ed education for bothtcxet.
Tbe Frincial, having had tLa advaoia,,
much etperie ure in hit profe?tion, anrc l
and guartliana that hia entire aoilitraiidew
will b devoted to the moral and mental tit
OI ine juutD piarrd onler hin chnrpc.
Tl.lt MM IU TI'ITIOX.
Orthography, beadittir Anting, aad Pt
ATlLDBieilC. tidir IsitliuD I 1 1 MM ktl. i
u ram mar, uvugnyuj, Aritumiiio acd
if ittory
.AJKeiira, ueomeiry, i riponomeiry, irn.
uration, Hurteyiuf, Fhiloeopby, Fhrai.
iojty. Cheiuiatry, liaok Keeping, iiolaa?
auu uivictmi "'"RiawilT B
Latin, Ureek aad t reach, with any of tbt
above Branohpt $j
Phfut dedaetion will be made for abtauti.
JadTFor further partlenlara inqntre of
Rer. F. L. UARKiuX, A. K,
Fab. 3, 18T0.tr.
Frinaipt
- H. BRIDGE,
Mr.KL.rl AN T TAILOP
(Slort on. diior cast of ClrarBrld IIjuss.j
Markrt hlre.l, Clearfield, rn. '
TEEPS nn nnnd n full nsanrtasasii. .f
mraianin. tioona. anrn ava stairs. !..
and noul.D L ad.rsbtrts, llrasr.rs aad torn
Nark-ti... Poea.t liandk.rcbl.f., OltT.s, Rl
l mnrallaa. ... la ar.nl vari.lv. (If a...
Uocas at n.sf s ut
Roct rtnthn nf all "Shad
WWnik Snf swn.. 11. w. nas. witMUVif HUH VVIVI
c v tn..k T-L v . .
Ml " as svaas.a filtaia v VIII V Wt J 9W till
t'.nst rd.n.lpa. in mtm.t tl.tt.t. V.
Coattaf. Hearer, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Pnm
aeereoattcf. All el wbiefc will iold caetttr
VMB. aVH sWaSSJ B ff t Ulltlll IW iaiaa( ItTstl
ov Vsapariearva wvranau.
Alto, A feat for Clearfield eoanty for L A
Sinter A Co'e. raiebrattd Sawiaf Marhiaet
FARM FOR SALE:
EITUATK IS BCRNSICE TOWNSIIIf.
milF tul-areitter bereov v!tM aaIim Vi L
X offtrt hit valuable farm for aale, aoata;aitf
acre a, i of which aro i a: pro veal and ator
fenr, aoJ a major porttoa of tha eame beior r.
eloetr and in a high tta:e of cultivation. Tc
improvemattta pontft of a two atory plaoi frm.
dwalltTif, mm i a bail dine ImM), kuchca aad cn
hnow U'xiO, all well ftniFhcd, and a Id ban.
0x0, with a.l the other oat-teildiLra, tuetiir
with a tfarieiDK orrhard, having lit aiile trwt
all grafted fro it, I pear tree, and aver 0 ettm
plum and rrfc treea, all bearing. Thit far a
ttuate ia Burn tide townabip. in aifcht of poitoftn
gnat biii. enarrnra ana tenon, aoate, ajottt
lande of Horaea Patchia, Wai. Anderton't eatati
and otfaera. Thota deairmg any further ibfunat
tioo can eall oa the pre mitre or add rest the aniltf.
igned at Barntida V. 0 Clearfteld coantv. l'a
or. SO-Sa JOiKFH L. hl F.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
. FEED. SAGKETT,
At bis 8 tore aad Tinwara Ktublitbmcat, ta
Market atreet, nearly oppoaite tba Jail, hat Ut
Bncat and efaeapert atnrtment of Cook and Farkt
Stuvea ever brought to town, Amon( oihenat
hat tbe jattly celebrated
TIMtXM CCKliSTOVE.
Whith It one of tbo beat aa well t CHEAT EFT
Stovrt bow tnada. All pemmt ia want of anf.
thing of the hind ara retpectftitly inrttrd ta atl
and art for thctntdvaa.
TdA large atturtmeot of TIN WARE. Is.ta
hand. JoLbin done to order.
Fit ED. SACK EXT.
ClearflelJ. October JA. 170.
Luthcrburg Marble Yard!
FTMiE aubtcriber ret eclfivlly anm uoei to lb
X roKmani!y and the public pene-aily tbalkt
it now exTenivet engacrd in t!;e ma tie Jar fore v
Munuacntt, Head and root Stnnr. itand. Taib
an 1 llurraa Tpt. etc. No higher tn ate eat te
paid to a Jeer ate 1 relative or frirri thau tbt rm
taa of an ecduneg alah at a witnett to anotra
gerrratioEt where they hare laid hita or ber.
I hava engaged Mr. Jtht W. Uahajtan aa cy
agent to tell, ard to wbote workmanthtp and tfciil
many raa ter witoeea.. Urdert aoiioied art
promptly filled, Work delirerrdwberevrrdeie4.
K. U. MuUhK.
Luthrraba.-g, Ne)vnbrr 3C, 1 7 0.
New Meat Market.
TMin andrrsigned have opened a Meat Varket
ia the rtx-m fi.rmerly occupied by Alexantitr
lr in. on Market ttreet. Clearfield, Fa , aujuinitf
M'lttop'a, where ttey intend U kcrp a aupp j of
All kiiidtar Meat.
Fralt and I cetablr.
Aod at 'rafra ro r:T tub rraia Shrp will
be open regularly on TueaUy, Tburday and P
urdav. aad treat delivered al any point. A abare
of pablie pa'.ronaga u reaaeetfuMy arlteited.
m. . mt'w.
F.. W, LRUW N
it v-C.n(inut to deal ia aU km la f
improve Arirultural Imple'Dt.
Cieartield. Atiritt 1-7 mi.
A Notorious Fact!
T'IT.ItK ara more peoj lt troubled with Lang
JL litart in ihii t wn than aty other p'a.of
itt me in the Sta!e. One of the great eautet of
(hit ii, the ute of aa impure art trie ol Coal, Urgrly
an aed with tu'phur. Now, wby not ato;d all
thit, and preterra yoor iivet, by unn(T only
Munpbrf)a Celebrated i oal," free fn a: tli
imtamwa. Orvra iff al tbt ttnret or K.rhari
Mteop and Jtoiet B. t.rahaai A ont will receive
prompt attenttva.
A n K A II A M IH MrilRrt.
Clearfield, November 3ti, T0-tf,
DAVID REAMS,
SCK1J EN ER 4 SI' KVEYOR,
I ulh.n-iiDrc, Pa.
fnsT subarril-.ri-f.is his srr.irrst. tr-r psl-'lt
.1. ia in. Mpni-ilv of srn.n.r and t-urrrsr.
All tails fir surT.vint rro-nMl. nttrcdrd Io. atd
Ib.nnaatnf; ol drafts. dsds snd'olhcr Irfal mslra.
airnls uf vrilinic, .is-ulad nilhout d.lsr. asd
wairanlrd to bt currrrt or no chnrp. '
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASCK i IlAilLIS S.
sVia S4LS IT
B. J. IIAVES, Cnrnrassills, Fa.
. . lavis a. i. sssss
IEVIN & KEEBS,
Fnetoaaort ta II. B. r-wcM-pt,
Law and CoLLr-rTios OrncE,
; ct.KAnnF.il. pa.
M I ItsH'Sl MSTIt h.rns. I.I-
Irrs r.tsmrnlarT on llit .Stalt of Wit-
IIIOUAS CAMI-I 1.1.1 drmaard. lata tf Ml
township, risrfi.(dooniilT, I'rnnsi Ii amt, haiin(
btn rrantrd to lh. andrmtnl, and all pfrtona
indi-htrd to atid ratal, trill plrs. aiali. pamtnl,
and lhi. haiirf rlainis nr drmnnds a ill prrssnt
th.sa proptrl authrr-timtfrf fi srttli-snmL
AIAM lUlKTH.
JoSKI'U L. t'A.MrKFI.U
Oslsnd, Kn. II, Slpd. hsroulort
I ''OR sl.l'. Th. ..hwihtr odrrs lh housa
and lot in which the r.tds ia th. ltiron(fc
ot t'li-nrhold, for nai.. Il is situated .a Mara
I "im. in aw nioi. rooanoa lor wnn. n pru.-.
rrsidrniwi. ar lor bus inc. r-ntwoaia ia a .ornrr
'o' and worthy th. nurnilon ol Ihoa. wnoimj la
lo"s r"1!""'. snd so.r. fMs. tlm
Coart UaatK lar lrir,. innuir. on lhprra,.sr
Una
- i-
A-wi A f TtTl ?.ns
. a if I
r'
a.ff
II- t t v.
. ------.a-.s...sr.i Mno MAHV PRKNliEKUAM,
- -rr -w. ."asr. njwts.
did Im 1 smi'l
"TTI.R. " as law.