u u
; THE jOURML. -
.:-. . i-: " ; - - -
"SVe call the attention f our resl-Tsto
the carl of.Kooxs 1Ililian & Co , no 107
Sforth Third. Streetin another column. They
are clever an'l iccoimuuiitig genlicicc, and
tho9 Tfho bit j. from theai may rly upon t:c'.""S
well treated. We advise our Aierchants when
they visit the city ti give them a call. '
C7"TLe attention of wir citizens is called
to the card of Tuoma Ro3Bi:.-s, ia another
cc!nmn, who has on bands a large stock of
o:nr and inicTttsting books.
E"?"Thos .indebted ty Jacob Detp.ics, of
Cnr.vensviile, arc respectfully requested to
call and settle their acnmitj. Jacob's bound
to btrj the Jjoney, or bust his supehdr3.
Oiir citizens and-merchants who d
tlrie to parch.iie jewelry and silver ware,
should not l?-il to cr: brace ths earliest 01 por
t.inity to visit A vice's che.ip "watch am! Jew
elry store" cppo:te lhcMt?t Vernon House,
Philadelphia'.. They v ill Cud him a gc.lle
nsan in every particular, raid so have their
v.nls supplied at a bv.ver piice than at any
ether cstaolisinsnst. We can confidently rec
ommend him to c;r readers.
. We c.ili the attention cf our rcad'.-rs b
the card of .1. 13. V.'iss Esq, in another colunsn.
Mr. Wiig, has had a great dial of experience
ia tiuiher iaud, and is possessed ot much re
liable infrnr.utien in regard to tT own coun
ty. Thoai having business ia his line, can
rot entrust it to hotter hands.
. Cler.r3eM county- is without , a Drug
Store, cr might as well he, and cur country
merchai.ts who wish to purchase such articles,
are compelled lv go or send to Philadelphia.
We call the Att-nt-iou of our resdvrs to the ad
vertisement in another co!ru.iu of Mr. Samuel
litfen:, who has epe ued ft large and splendid
establishment at Tyrone. Vi'hen you go over
there irive hiiii a cul.
"?-Th? general compUintabout 'hard times'
should induce i:s to be e.uitious, and endeavor
to purchase cheap aud substantial gools. Those
merchants who have this object in view, when
laying in their BtocV,wHIdowelllo call at Paul
& TATLoa's Wholesale Coot, Shoe and Straw
Goods S"harchou3e, Xo..j5 Market St., l'hil'a
The; desiring to go into the Da
reotypc huskies, can purvhese a f.rst rat;
rstua by applying to D. S. Moore. See
gv.er-
card.
Watermen, aad ethers who find it neccv
stry to stop in Phiiii;U;'.rg, will saw b-ef-fjrofCJ
to a ciri in tnoth.-r column, that j. G.
R r s z , of th ti I'.'iUCp ;
rired to aecoramolat':
Ex-h-inge," is pre
them. Give him a cull
Those wilting t; sell lumber, or pur-
cr.?.se mo
ian iifi on goja terms, arc reco.ii-
iHiaie.! to c tli ai the .store of
tri;xr, on Second street. Sec
M tin? store of Hon. A. K.
card.
Z7 Those f o:i:Tderj who so lrcqnently
hare occa.io.i to v!-,it Tytoue, will find it pro
fitjble to c-ki! a::i purcha?. goods from F. M.
Htt.L.
Zy In passing through Philipsbv.rg, seme
time ".'jo, v:z h.rd ocaio:i to stop wiih D.'.vin
Jo2-ox. v.-!:o Ueeps the 'Phllipshurg Hotel,'
tal u.: mjst iy, we r.-ovor sat down to a bet
tr ti' l.-. or r.?i wirh a ui.re gentlemanly, c
.rjmiJitir. Und'.otd. V"j ,advi 11 our
tJ t jp
i-Ith 'S p.iire Johnston. See notice.
KTThcse of our mercha-.d friends who de
irs to lay in a tirjl r.-te str.ck of I Tug-; and
Ch-'uiicds, an J buy from a first rte firm,
shoali c ill 13S Market St., on their text vitit
:c tli. City, at P.rsssLL Zc Schott'3.'
C''iV frequently happ'.-ns that wh.-n our peo
are returning trotn the Kat they find the
j'.agd full, ur,d ars compviled to walls or lie
orer at Tyi.me. Thes dhnculties will now be
cbviated since James Crowther has opened
his uc a: Livery Stable, where horses aud bug
gies may b? had at all times on reasonable terms.
:T7V.hat Clearfield merchant is not acqu-in-t-.i
with Jim. Pacoufiity, and where w ill you
2nd a bitter f-ilow ? Ho may .always be found
4t the cgi ut ol Sd Ilaca, Philadeipf.i l, rea
dy to supply Lis friends with a first rate arti
1 of Tobicco aud Cigars. See Caid.
X?" Merchants and others desiring to pur
chase Tiu and Sheet Iron ware, will find escel
lsn: terms afforded by Ly.vas GitPfcBT, at his
Vholssald Factory, No. IS, Market rtreet.
IUrrisburg,' Peun'a. , Pric-i lifts furnisl.ed on
application, pott-paid. See advertisement.
ET-It'mM the Nix-Wcisovs"j were tbotU
h'ew Vashington at the late Election. Y.'e
don't know how that may be, but we tto know
that 1). S. Plots er keeps one cf the bestTem
prrance Hotels in the three counties. Give
him a call. Seo carl in another coluian. ,
- IC7" The best natured, cleverest pair of fel
lows In the 'tWild Cat d:3trict," Flemmxsq c
F trR, have- opened a Livery Stable in Cur
vcnsyil'.e, and are prepared to accommodate
the public with all srts of. Vehicles, &c, on
reisonatde terms. Viva la Good Intent.
7 The construction cf the TUilrond to Ty
rone, wcul I enable o-ir citizens to maku their
purchases'. at the "Tyrone City Drug Store,"
with greater facility. But as this 'eonsuma
tiou so devoutly to b wished' has not yet come
t pa3i,oar friend Sam'l. Beii'm has very prop
rly talteu'the difdenltics of recess into con
sideration, and reduce! the .rofits on his goods.
It is now e;nrha ic tliy the host and che-pcst
Drug Store iu the country. Call and bee.
C7By a card in another column the numer
ous friends cf . L. Barrett, will observe that
ie has charged his House, aud may now be
bunl at 73 Market ftreet, Phil'a. Enoch is a
lever fellow, hai larffc number of friends in
Clearfield County, and ought t J do well. We
wish birc abualant auccuss, and are glM to
br is is with a good firm. G6 and 5e bita .
...FROM HAVANA. (
The Cahnwha: at .New Orleans, brings the
following letter to th Picijune : .' - ,
'Havana, Hay 1, 133-3. Com.-llcCauley,
Capt. Eagle, of the Priuceton ; Capt. Stric
ling, of the San Jacinto , and Mr. Stribling.
Commodore's Secretary, dined with Gen.
Concha one afternoon List week ; Capt. Dob
bie, of the British war steamer Bazzard, the
Spanish Admiral and the Captain of the Port,
were also present. Military bands performed
la the Palace yard du:ingthe afternoon, and
the dinner is understood to have been a very
recherche aihur.
The Spaniards now crow over the citizens of
the United States here, saying a dinner and
bottle of champagne, given to the officers why
may be sent here from the United States, will
be considered as ample atonement for any in
sult ottered to the United States flag, or inju
ry to their citizens.
" The 1'rinceton has since proceeded to sea,
and I have heard the remark more than once
nade by Spaniards that Capt. Eagle had wait
ed a long time for a dinner, and now that he
had got it he was off, although I understand
the Princeton is expected to return here w ith
in a fortnight.
We are alt at a loss to know the ol ject of
the visit cf San Jacinto. Com. McCauley has
certain'; not madj any demand for redress
upon this government, and I ran enabled to
add upon the best authority that had he made
any none would have been given. I write this
p.dvisedly, knowing such to hive been deter
mined upon by the Government of this Island.
I have heard it stated that a royal decree is
about to he issued, by whi:!i no person will be
compelled to observe any of the numerous
fast days kepi i:i this island, Sunday, Good
Fri l 'V, etc.. of course excepted. I am in
clined to thins, however, the report is uot
likely to be confirmed.
The volunteers, I understand, are to com
mence ballpracticetbisweek.ai'd alsothit they
are to have a new uniform, and that colors are
fo be presented to each regiment, to fight un
der which to the death each man will hare to
swear. Thus the Creoles who
have
enlisted
appcar-
with the view of
:sciting t;p-.n the
ance of an enemy are outwitted.
The Legislature of Michigan, r-t its list S2S
sion passed r,n act providing tor the formation
if toe Si -."v State or Territory of Superior.
This new Territory embraces all the vast es
teut of territory on the south shore of Lake
Superior and m.ith of Lake Michigan and
Wisconsin which now composes a part of
Michigan. It is entirely separated from it by
I. ike Huron arid .Michigan, and has no natural
connection with the rest of that State. It is
the scat of the great mineral w.-.-ltl. oi the na
tion. Its mines of copper and iron are unsur
passed 1 y any in I ho world. It has been the
desire of the inhabitant to sever their politi
cal connexion wi;h Mi chigan, as their inter
ests were diverse, and they were so far distant
from tha ctpital and business portion of the
State. Michigan has heretofore refused to
g;a:.t their requert, but it stems a sober see
on:! thought has brought an nssont.
Two years ago Wisconsin passed an act
granting the northern pnrt of its territory to
th-j proposed State cf Superior. The .propo
sed northern boundary of Wisconsin ajid
southern line of Superior cxtei.ds lrom the
Mississippi, at the mouth of th; Chippewa riv
er, up this last named river until it strikes the
L'nited States correction lino between towns
20 and SI, and then following that liny east to
Green Bty, which it intersects near the mouth
of Brule" river 'of Green 13 iy. This would
throw all the country on the St. Croix into the
proposed new State a fine agricultural region,
which would find its account in being connec
ted politically with Superior.
T1.I3 territory from Wisconsin and from
Michigan will form the future St.tte of Supe
rior. It will extend frtr.i the wesiern point of
Lake Superior, enil r,ici:.g ali the south .shore
t'lereoi. to the St. 31 try s river ana tire
em !or'irs of Lakes Huron and Michigan.
'j !: S 'if ' will be on if ? eastern border, ami
the grest Mines of copper and iron will be on
its TLo-thcm line. Its wet c-rn ' boundary will
he to St. Croix river. !t ii destined to be one
of the most interesting, wealthy, and i:upr
tmt portions of the Union. The State of Mi
chig n and Wisconsin being agreed to this ar
rar.g'-ment, Congress, by virtue of the power
vested is: it ' the thir l s.-etiun ofth'? fourth
article of the Con.-titution, has ' Authority to
erect it into a Territory, or to admit itat ence
as a State. Rochester Dan.
Political Isfh e.vce or Aliens. Our large
dies are crowded with a I irg. foreign born
vote. New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Cin
cinnati, Baltimore. St. Louis, Ke.v Orleans,
and other large cities, often decide the puliti
eal contest? in the several States in which
tliL-y are located often hold the balance of
political power. The tollowing statistics will
serve to illustrate these remarus:
Citie,
Baltimore,
Boston,
Chicago,
Cincinnati,.
2sew Orleans,
New Yoi'k,
Albany,
Detroit,
Milwankie,
Louisville,
Phil idelphla,
St. Louis,
Newark, N.J.
Mobile,
Nrtivr.
130,431
87,910
ia,G93
CU,oo3
50,470
277.7C2
31.112
11,053
7,181
25,079'
280 34G
3-VV29
2i5,4Gl
9,585
Foreigners.
53,492
46,C'i7
15,083
51.511
48.001
230 .703
16, 91
3,i27 .
12.782
12,401
121,009
38.397
y.cso '
Amendments to the CoxstituTiIon or Mas
sachcsetts. The people of Massachusetts are
about to vote on certain material amendments
to the constitution of their State. One" of
these is to substitute the plurality system for
tho m jority rule, now applied to elections.
Another, is tho choice -of Councillors by the
people. Auother, the election of Secretary
of State, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney
General, by popular election, instead of legis
lative or gubernatorial appointment. Anoth
er, isth.it moneys raised by taxation for pub
lic faehools, and .appropriated by the State for
this ol ject "shall never be appropriated to any
religious sect for the maintainance exclusive
ly of its ow n schools." The vote is announced
for the 23 1 inst. '
llov. Hrur-HEEY Marshall. We learn with
pleasure that the Americ.uisf the Louisville
Congressional District, Kentucky, luvo nomi
nated this gentleman. as their candidate for
Congress. He is an able man, and, we hope,
will he triumphantly elected. Col. Marshall
C'vmrotndcd a regiment of Kentucky, volun
tees during the Mexican wsr. nnd greatly dis
tinguished himself at the battle of ?-en Vis
ta. ?ubsequentlv lvptesented the Louis
ville Ditiict in Congress, where he dhstin
if.ii!irtl liimwlf as a souiul and logical deba-
" . ... r . : ... 4l,.. k - t
icr, and durine Ins time oi iervico ' "
aipointod Minister to China by I resident
Fillmore, from which m:s:ou v.v on:y
ed about a year since. D'lihj Ntws.
As Exti-nsive Farmek. Michael L. Sulli-
rant, an Illinois farmer, it is said, about to
nhnt in nn i ncroa nf l.indin corn. lie was
iVirmerlr one of the largest farmers in the
State of Ohio lor manv vears. and, according
to a coteirorarv, he could ride in a ddrect
course fifteen miles through his own fields.
1 I'x-PnrsiDKST Pw.i.Moiit:. A correspondent
of th Buffalo Btmo-r.v-ff (a Whig paper,) as
serts that Ex-President FitmoEr was' initia
ted into the Order ot Know Nothings, at his
residence', in that city, in January last, by a
commUtc; appointed lor the purpose, whose
names lie gives. The Albany Journal, incom
meuting upon this statement, remarks that
Ma. Fillmore was formerly an ardent anti
masonic politician, and was originally elected
to office by that xarty. We cannot, however,
see any point in the comment. A consistent
anti-mason may be a good Know Nothing
that is if there ever was any consistency in
anti-masonrv. Sun.
Memories of Childhood. The memories of
childhood, the long, faraway diys of boyhood,
the mother's love and prayer, the ancient
church and school-house, in all the green and
hallowed associations, come, upon the dark
hour of sin and sorrow, as well a in the joy
ous time like the passage of a pleasantly re
memb.vred dream, and cast a raj of their own
purity aud sweetness over it.
Br"" 'People navy saj' what they will about
country air living so good for 'cm, said Mrs.
Partington, and how tiiey fat upon it: for my
part I shall always think it is owin' to the vit
tles. Air may do for camamiles and othet
reptiles that live on it, but I know that men
must have something more snbstantialler.
The Ma is Law in Ntw York Citv. Mayor
Wood has issued a proclamation to the effect
that he considers it his duty, and that there
fore it is his intention, to enforce the Maine
Lnw to the full extent of his power. .
C3"0iir Legislature has passed the hill reg
ulating the fees of physicians and surgeons for
post-mortem examinations. The charge now
allowed by the law is ten dollars for the per
formance of this disagreeable duty.
?Z7 Rev. Dr. Breckinridge, formerly of Bal
timore, publishes a letter in the Kentucky pa
pers in favor of the Know Nothings.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF CLEAHriELB COUNTY.
PRESIDENT JUDGE: .
Hox. James Rims'siD:. - - liellefonte.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES: '
Hon. RiunAKD Shaw. - - - Clearfield.
Hex. Juu.n P. Hoyt. - - - Lumber City.
PROTHOXATORY: Ac. . ..
William Foetei:. - - - - Clearfield.
SHERIFF:
William rovr.LT.. - - . - Clearfield.
DEPUTY SHERIFF :
R. F. Ward, Clearfield.
JAILOR:
Henry Stonk. Clearfield.
COMMISSIONERS:
S'.vuf.L Scnorr, Clcn Hope.
Roarar Ross, Curwensville.
R03i:iiT Mkhaffky. - - - - Power.
COM MLS LONER'S C LERK :
Ronsv.T J. Wallack. - - Cleatfield.
TREASURER:
Jon McPHF.r.so, Clearfield.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY:
L. Jacksos Chans. Est. - - Clearfield.
COUNTY PURVEYOR:
Tuos. Ross. Em. .... Curwcnsvillo.
COUNTY
AUDITORS:
- - - Jeffries.
. Clearfield.
. - - - Lutbersburg.
Geo. W. Scnorr. -
C. Kratzek. - -
J. II. Sevlek. - -
Arrival and Departure of tho Kiilsat the
Clearfield Poti-Gffico.
Tvpont. M tit.: Leaves every day, Fnndsy ex
ccptcd. at 7 o'clock. A. M.
Arrives at 5 P. M
K.VRTiiAfs: Leaves ClcaSreld, Friday atSA.M.
Arrive. Saturday at u ,M- , . . , . : .
SMTirs Mills. Leave Clearfield, Friday at C
A. M.
Olahavt-'N: Leaves Saturday at 9 A. M
Arrives sun.-? dny at 4 P. M.
S.
CLEARFIELD.
W K 4 N K S r A V .
Mav 2!.
Flour.
Whcit,
Rye,
Corn,
0:U3
per bbl
per bush
? 11.00
2.70
1.73
1.5!)
-S3
3Hnrriflgf
On the 20th inst.. by (1. It. Ooodlar.dcr, Esq.. Mr.
Georce Pestz to Miss Ass Maria Zeiglf.r, all of
Rrady Town ?h?p. this county.
- Tli... will 1 n nrno..l,inrr i t. t-.4k PrAK-
abb th evening, at 5 o clock, P M.. by tho lvev.
Mr. Rarcefs. " All are respectfully invited to at
tend. ' May 22. '55.
yTTEN'TION REGULARS '.You are or-
.'i dcrcd to pitet for parade nnd Inspcctiou. on
S.iturdny, June loth, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. in sum
mer uniform, with arm? and equipments in good
order. Each mcinbir providing tausclf with 2
rouiidsof blank cartnige. liyordcr of the Cap
tain. U. W. RHEEM. Jr.,
May 22, '35. Orderly Srrgeaiit. .
17
OST Sometime Inst Fnll. in Houston Town
ship, under peculiar circumstances a fcixty
dollar Road Order, dated May loth. I&Jt, nnd
numbered 2:?0, py:iHle to Valentine Hcvcncr and
Wm. F. Green. Whoever finds, and returns said
Order to the subscriber, will be reasonably reward
ed. WM. F. (iREEX.
May 22; lS35 -3t. .
R. JOIL II. MULLEN, Having rented
tbe nroncrtv and gtuation of Dr. J. F. Hoops.
tenders his professional services to the citizens of
Frem-hville, and vicinity. Otucc. one door cast oi
Lutz s stote. Frenchvillc. May, js.-jih"
CAUTION. Notice U hereby given to ali who
ra.iy find themselves in amount with Monteli
us. TeuLyck i Co., to ci-mc ai d settle the same
without uny delay, and save cost, as we luttnd
closing up our business.
jNfj.vir.uiua. ir.A r.iia o.
Curwensville, May 2i. Ib53.-lt.
AT. EC11KYVLK, Piivsiciak. maybefound
at his residence, on Clearuld Creek, (on the
well known Samuel Ardry place) when uot profes
sionally engaged. May. 2i, rao.-3t.
NOTICE : The undersigned having been ap
pointed Scaler of Weights and Measures, in
and for tho Countj' of Clearfield, gives notice that
those having business with him. o iu have it atten
ded to by calling at ho Commissioners Office, in
the borough of Clearfield. . ,
WILLIAM II. RORERTSON. '
May 22, '55 -It Sealer of Weights an lMta.
DMINISTRATOrt'S NOTICE. Letters
of Administration on the estate of Erl Smith,
Recoaria tp.. Clearfield co., Pa., deccaccd, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons .in
debted to said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims Against the Mine,
will present theni duly authenticated for settle
ment, on. Saturday tho 30ih of June, 1355, at tha
huu.se of Joseph M- Smith, in Rcccnria township.
JOSEPH M. SMITH,
May 22, 1S55.-5L Adm'r.
ITIOJJND On a
red morocco 1
a Kali at me iooi ot me tans,
i.. . . r . f. . , e 1 1
Pocket Dook, containing some
receipts, papers, a lock of hair, Ac., and appears
to be the property of a Samuel or William Irvin.
The owner can have it by calling at this office and
paying for this advertisement
May 22, 1355
GU'LICII & BENN'ER, would respectfully
If iuforui the citizens of Clearfield, and public
generally that they have entered isto co-partnership
in the Cabinet Making business, and keep
constantly on Lauds, and manufacture to order, at
the lowest prices, every variety of furniture, con
sisting of IJining. . l:roukfiUt and Centre Tables;
Sewing, Writing and Wash-Stands; Mahogony and
Common bedsteads; Mahogony and Cane-bottomed
Chairs, Bureaus, Sofaa, Lounges. Ac, Ao.
Coffins ui ado and funerals attended on the short
est, notice, wish a neat hearse, and appropriate
accompany meiits.
Shop and Ware-roouis. yume as formerly occupi
ed by JohiHiulieh. mearly opposite the 'Jew Store,'
Clearfield. Pa JOHN GUMCII.
May 22, !65.-ly. lANfEL DENKEH.
FIRST ARRIVAL. SPRIN fJ SUMMER
GOODS, AT THE CHEAP CASH STOIIE.
Just received, a large and splendid assortment of
goods of nlmost every description, suitable for the
season, aud selling off at very low prices. Ladies,
Gentlemen, and every person vriahib to buy goods
at the ver-ij lowst fries, are respuetfally mviiei to
call and examir.c for themselves. .
Produce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods. VM. F. IP.VaX.
May 22,. 1S55.... ,
T 1BRARY - ASSOCIATION ! A pct:ial
JLi meeting of the .'-Clearfield Library Associa
tion." will be held in the Court House in the bor
ough of Clearfield, oa Thursday evening the 2tth
of this inst., being Court week. A general atten
dance is requested. The Ladies re specially in
vited to attend - .
Lectures will bo delivered by Samuel Linn and
J. lh M Enfllly, Esqs. G. R. BAKRETT,
May. 13, ISO y. .Pres. .
rOO.VS, UEILMAX & CO..
. No..07 NO Kill THIRD ST..
Pmj.AiEH"iriA.
VlI0L"iSAL3 L2ALSS3
In FercLSTi ani Eoncstio Dry Gocds.
Tifih Door below Tlace.
CHARLES KOONS.
AMOS G- II El LM AN. .
iladelphia, M.iv D, ISOi.-Iy.
1-1.
TVTEW HOOKS! SEW BOOKS! The un-
1 dcrsigned begs lcavo to inform his friends in
Clearfield, and the public generally that he has
made arrangemoi.U to receive and keep constantly
on hand all the now, and recent publications,
which he will se'd at Publisher's prices..
lie aho haa on hand a large and beautiful stock
of inisL-cilaneous J ock?, at the siore of M. A.
Frai'k. Esci., Vfhieh he invites ho Public to eall
and examine. THOMAS RORRINS.
May 10, ls35.-!y.
CALL AM) SETTLE. The subscriber be
ing determined to collect, or at least settle up
all his .accounts this spring, hereby notifies all
those indebted to h;tn that it" they" desire to save
arul trouble thev had better attend to the
matter immediately. JACOB DETRICK.
Curwensville. May 15, lfi5.-3t.
LJUBLIC SALE, ON THURSDAY, MAY 24,
Ihijj nt Morrow's Shop, eppesite the Metho
dist Church. Clearfield. Pa. Tho 5ubscriber will
sell a splendid lot cf New Furuhure, cousUUug of
Trefalrrr and Co:nnion Eureaua, Ceat.e End
Sveah'afi 'fables, Vritin-j, evrin, aud
Vv'tsh-itands. Cha'.rs, E'elsieais, &j.
ALSO. A one-horse gpring-wngon. a large lot of
drv Poplar Lumber, and various other articles.
T1ZRMS: .Ml under 33 cash. Over S3, and
under S10. Note payable in three inonts. with good
security, nud nil over StO, a credit of six months
will be given. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
May 10. II. HAYES MORROW.
'.ISSOLUTIOX OF I'AUT.NEUSIllF.
'1'he partrershin heretofore existing between
Thomas J. and David Moore, under the stylo and
firm of T. J. and 1). Moore, was this day, .May td,
dissolved by mutual consent, and the books arc
left in tho hand of David Moore for settlement.
THOMAS J. M )OUE,
May0.-3t. DAVID MOORE.
BIBLES, BIBLES. The Clearfield county
Rible Society has constantly a supply of Ri
bles and Testaments of different sixes, for sale at
the Pro'.honotory'e ofllce, Clearfield, Pa. During
Court week whiMi Mr Porter cannot at all times
attend to persons they will find any of the offers
ready to do so. H. LORAIN, Pres.
iS. M. Cuor:n. . ; re
C. Di.hl,
Sees.
u. r. un
D AVID S. PLOTS Ell Respectfully informs
his old friends an I the public, that he has
obtaiucl the services of a good Cutter and work
man ns a foreman in the tailoring business, and
he is now prepared to attend to aoy orders in his
Line of work on the most aaoniuioJating terms,ar.d
short notice, and will have clothing on hand at all
times. su::h as drcs3 coats, frock eo:il3, ves's, and
pantaloons of their own manufacture, and Rood
material at tho lowest prices. V tth a wish to ac
commodate, he solicits a share of patronage.
New Washington, May 9, 1S55.
NEW It EST AUK A!VT AND ICE CREAM
SALOON'. The subscriber begs leave to in
form the ladies and gentlemen of Clearfield, that
he has tak.;n the commodious house south of
Hemphill's Hotel, where ho designs keeping Ice
cream, Lemonade. Cakes. Cenfectionaries. Ac.
He will also keep on hands a supply of Oysters
nud all other kinds of refreshments, in the Saloon
he has formerly occupied, in tho basement of
Hemphill's Ho.el CHARLES (JREAFF.
Clearfield. May 2. 1S55.
lrASTEl) A good 13lackmith, at Lick Run
?T Mills, five miles below Clearfield. A good
Shop, furnished with two fires, tools, and all the
other conveniences, and well situated to obtain
custom, is in readiness, and wants an occupant.
Applvto ELLIS IRWIN & SONS,
May 2. '55.) Clearfield, ra.
S
AJIl'EL BEICLIX, dealer i.v Drugs.Mcdi-
cincs, Paints, Oils. Spices, mndow lila?s, i-
als, Dye Stuffs, Perfumeries. Alcohol, burning
Fluid, Patent Medicines. Ac. Ac ;
31ISTATA ST. TtfKONE CITY. PA.
Having just opened an extensive tssortment cf
these ariicles.Physicians will find it to their advan
tage to give hint a call, and examine his Stock be
fore ordering from the Eastcrcn Cities; and Coun
try Merchants can also bo accommodated with all
tho Essences, Tinctures, Patent Medicines, Ac,
WHOLESALE tul RETAIL, at loirst prices.
I gllo hopes by strict attention to business, and
a dssire to pleaso, to merit a share of public pat
ronaSe. April 25, IS oj
DU. II. P. AKLEV tenders his professional
vcrviecs to the iahabitauls of Orahamton and
surrounding country he can at all times bo found
at his Office, directly opposite Mr. J. R. Graham's
store, when uot professionally engaged. Apr. 25.
TVISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY
J. STORE, No. 72 North Suco:iD Street, (oppo
site the Mount I'ernon House,) Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, fall jewelled. 13 K. cases.
Silver lcver do., do.; t-ilvcr Lepiue, do.; Quartier;
Gold Spectacles, Silver do.; Silver Table Spoons,
Silver Desert do. ; Silver Tea do. ; GoldPensand
Gold Cases; Gold Pens and Silver do.: together
with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb,
Guard and Fob Chains. All goods warranted to
be as represented. Watches and Jewelry, repair
ed In the best tnar.uer.
Also. Masonic Marks, Pins, Ac, made to order.
N. R. All orders sent by mail or otherwiss,
will be punctually attended to.
His motto is: r-mill Profits and Quick Sales "
Philadelphia, April 25, 1S55.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ
of Fieri Facias, issued out of the Court of
C tram in Pleas of Clearfield County, and tome
directed, will be ex posed to public sale, at the Court
House, in the Borough of Clenrficld. on Monday,
the 21st day of May, the following property to wit:
A certain tract of land, situate in Morris Town
at.irv Clinrfiebl Countv. Pa., contoinine 114 acres.
less, bounded bv lands of Jesse Kcatnes.
Samuel and John Hoover, havinsr thereon erected
two log houses, two log barns, and other small out
houses and about 25 acrcscleared. Seized, taken
in execution, and to bo sold as the property of
George K reamer. WM. POWELL, Sh'ff.
Sheriffs Office, Clearfield, Apr. 25, 1855.
BROOK. TYSON A REHN Wholesale - Dry
Good'a Store, Ho. 148, Market Street, Philadel
phio. Jane 15, 1854-ly.
(Tourf- SlttiiirflJ
.MAY.TKiOI, 1S55.
CO CRT PKOt.'LAH ATI ON WHEREAS
The Honorable. JAMES lit KNS1DE. Esq.,
President Judge of ibe Court of C.muion Plea of
the twenty-fifth Judicial District, eomped of the
counties of Clearfield. Centre aud Clinton and
the Honorable KICHAltD SHAW and JOHN P.
HOYT, A.ooiat Jn.lg1 of Clearfield county, have
issued their prceent heariuj; date Hie'iWKX
TV FIFTH dav of Feb.. last.to inc directed, for the
! holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orphan s
Court, Court ot Quarter ;scioni. uoutt oi yyer uu
Terminer, and Court of General Jail Belivcrj', at
Clearfield, in and for Clearfield county, on the
THIRD MONDAY of MAY i:ext. being the
21st dav of the month.
NOTJCH IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coronor, Justice of the Peace, and Consta
bles, in and for tbe said county oi v-iesruciu, 10
annear in their own troncr persons with their
Rolht, Records, Inquisitions. Examinations, and
other Remembrances, to do those things which to
their ofiices, aud in their behalf, pertain to be
done, and Jurors and itr.cssjs are requested to
be then and there attending, and not to depart
without leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hind, at Clearfield, this 17th
day of Apr., in the year of our Lord one thous
and eight hundred and fifty-five ,aud the eighti
eth vear of American Independence.
. WILLIAM POWELL, -SITir. '
rtlRIAL LIST FOR MAY TERM. 1355
"i Cummings & MahafiVy vs Jacob Eilger.
David Roner vs Robrrt Pennington.
Samuel Cald-.ve!l vs Maning Stevcnsaa.
Wei. Perry vs Y.'m. Iddings.
05:ar Y. Moore vs O. P. Wilder.
R. Danveis vs Samuel Wideioire.
I5erj:imin Con.ely vs Wiiliam M. Dusrsa.
Princix M'Ccy vs W. Watson.
James Curler vs .Tunics Our.s.ir.lus.
C. F licnaud vs John Nodier ct at.
corgo W. Carter vs Snyder .t Lare.
Wm. Fullerton vs James OaHihcr.
1ST OF GRAM)jrU01tS.-:'y 7.
'lhoiuas Tflvlor. saddler; Peter Asiiftr.fe.ter
and William Kirk, farmi-n.
Bridford. Jac.Pearee. Dav. McDowell, f-irmor.
7;.-J.M;MiS!inus.tca(;her; J. Ncweomer.. farmer.
ll'.cciria. .lohn 13. Dillon, farmer.
Clearfifl-l IS t ro ugh . T h cm a s 1 ! o b i s c a rpe u I e r :
Christopher Kratzer, uierchant.
C urtvctirviHe JJoro. John Draucker, iuiikccper.
Coeing'ou T). Josb Rider, farmer.
C7-f. Neisou Hatch, farmer.
li.-c.it ur. Andrew Kephart. J. Geaihr!.fariiiei.
Per rurnn. Thou'.as fivo:l.". f inr.er.
Girltrd. Jncob .-rhape, farmer.
JlitfCjn flold Wilson, fjjmer.
Jorrltr. Win. Dunl.-tp. J no McNtal. fnaer.
Morris. Jos Rosier. John W. Irv. in, fnuoi.
Union. Mosct Uaily. farmer.
Yuo Ivj.iril. win. Alexander. Jr., farmer.
L
1ST OF TK AVEKSi: JUROltS.-Bn, ly
Tv. John J. Reams, ticorgr l.llinger, Jr.,
Mi.l.!i.. llroom an 1 Andrt-w Moore, fanners.
Bradford. Patrick Cuvley. Jps. Stewnrt? Conrad
Kvlar, Jr . John Kline and V. U. Holt, farmers.
"B'.ccarii Jas. Hegarty, Anson Curry, farmers.
r.,.r William I'utton, William Aeheuson,
Joseph M'Murrnv and James tinllahcr, farmers.
Bell. lis. vid Rell. fuller ; JucvU Cauipbell and
Thomas Hoover, farmers.
Bogs. Lindsay Stone. David Adams, Charles
Caldwallader nnd Thomas Ralston, farmers.
CnnMisnlle. Bora. I. C. Read, carpenter.
Coviugtmi. Solomon Maurcr. farmer
Clcirficld. Hcnrv W. Parks. Coachmnker: Ren
iamin Rabcock and Alex. I. Southard, carpenters.
Andrew Davis. black.-mi:h; Martin
'.V.'itt,luuibcrman ; Albert Eh-hop, farmer; S. L.
Coble, physician; David Fox. farmer.
OosJtoi'. Matthew Trtc. farmer; W. L. Rishel,
j peace; P.obt. Euni-C-rL-cr. fanner.
Hit. "ton. A Pond.iriiilnright; I. Tyler. justice.
Jordan. V. S. Caihc irt. d. Conford, farmers
Krthttt.'. John Liselsnun. f.irmer.
lAiwrcncc. Lewis C. Carder., Renjamin Snck
man. Richard Shaw, Jr., Abraham Cgden. farmers;
Josiah W. Raird, Tavlor Rowles. carpenters; JaaiM
Huff, blacksmith; Wm Merrcll. ge-ntlcman.
Morri.-V. Ravhorn.P.Swam.A. Hunter.f:irmers.
iVA-!. John P. Hale, Josepn A. Caldwell and
Jonathan Hartshorn, farmers
Pf,i,i. A.".ph 'v'irk. Andrew Moore, farmers; R.
Maurer, blacksmith; Sara l Widciuire, lumbcruian.
U:n'on Joseph Scofi;!d. farmer.
Wucdward. Johu Whiteside, farmer.
CLEAU FIELD ACADEMY. The summer
term of this Institution will commence oa
the Moth of April. 1S')5.
All persons wishing to fit themselves for Tkacu
krs, or other avocations ia lii'e, will here receive
every desired facility and attention. A thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms loTrer than any other similar Institution in
the State. Persons desirous of acquiring a com
plete knowledge of Pclton's improved Outline Maps,
will be afforded that privilege during the coming
term, at the low rate 52J per quarter.
Should any unconnected with the Academy, de
fire to learn this pystcui of Geography, they will
be permitted to recite with the class at the regular
hours. The Mapsarc the best known, wiih all the late
improvements: engraved in bo.iutiful colors.
Parents ot a distance can obtain boarding for
their sons or daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal, where they will receive rare ad
vantages, with all the comforts and pleasures of a
home; and their morals will be carefully guarded.
The rates of tuition per quarter are: Primary
English. 52.50; High English, 55.00: Classics, S3.0U.
Further information can be had by addressing
"W. A. CAMPBELL, principal,
Apr. 4, '55. J Cle.xrf.cll, lr.
EXCIIANOE HOTEL, PHI LIPSBUHG.
Tho subscriber, thankful for past favors,
would respectfully solicit a continuance of the li'i
eral patronage bestowed upon his House by tho
Public- He is prepared to accommodate water
men, editors, drove rs, and all others who may call
with him. in the very best manner.
II n!o nnrnnvs to run a line of Hacks from
Tyrone to Clearfield, for tho accommodation of iho
travelling public. ...... J. G. RU.'K.
Philpsburg. March J4. lS55.-tf.
CAtTTIO. '.All persons are hereby notified
not lift. cash, or meddle wiih a certain note
for $10, given by me to William Ten Eyck. da
ted tho .ilst day of March, 1855, as I have receiv
ed no consideration for the same, and will not pay
it unless compelled by law. G. W. YOL NU.
Ferguson Township. April 4. 853. It
A PPM CANTS TOR HO UN TV"
LANDS
J. Under the late act of Cor.-csa. wdl find
the
subscriber fully prepared, w-.th clanks, terms, is..
to assist them in procuring uici; warrants.
Office two doors ccst oi Jotttaa. um;. upstairs.
Mar. 23, '55-1 II. RLCiiEK SWoOl'F.
JEW FIRM. A. & J. r.vi .Mil ' having taken
to themselves the htoro formerly owned by
Jno. Patchin & Sons, taks pleasure in informing
their friends, and the public- generally, tnat they
have iust received from the city a s-.ilendid assort
ment of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queens-
ware, liats, Caps, L'oois, r-nocs, una everyiniug cise
usually kept in a country store. Persons wishing to
buy cheap and good Goods, should not forget that
they are determined not to be undersold by any store
in tho county.. e iu itc ouc ana ati to coiuc ana
examine our htock for themselves, as wo charge no
thing for so doing. AARON PATCHIN.
NOV. 1, Oi.-tt. JAWV.VJ.S I'AIVUIA.
AK. WRIGHT, MERCHANT, asu EXTEN-
SIYE DEALER IN Ll'MRER. Second street,
one door outh of bis residence, Clearfield, Pa.
Clearfield, March 14, 1S55.
OWELL & CO., MANUFACTURERS AXD
Wiiolf-salb Dkai.khs is 11-ut. Cap. Furs, Arc.,
No. 176 Market Street, between 5th and 6th Sts.,
Philadelphia. Jan. 17, '5a.-5m.
CALEB COPE A CO. No. 1 S3. Market St., Phila
delphia. Healers in Linens. White Goods, Ho
siery, French, English and German Silk Goods. La
ces, Gloves, Boltiug Cloths, Ac. Juno" 15, '51-ly.
mo SHOEMAKERS. A fine lot of Spanish Kip,
I Men and Women s Morocco pink trimmings
and Sole Leather, for sale cheap, by
Jane 15, M08SOP k POTTARIT
B
ATf.Y RItOTIIERi"
Ko 2B2 Chestnut hirers.
PTTTT. A DF.LPHl A.
nave now open a large assortment of th
St vies nd colors of ;:';
Bach English Velvet,
" ,r . Tapettry,
" ' Ingrain, .
, New Styles " Isjrraia
C A It P E T I tfC. S . -
OF their oir.w importation; JUST
L.1KDED. -Alsi.afull
ajsortmontof Super and Medium quality
AMERICAN CAUl'KTI.NUS,
Muny of which being their own cianufotar
can be recoinmeudcd as
(ivod Curpc:i.gs fcr a Loxc rtict.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS A CAXTOX MATT1SQS,
of every width and quality.
BAILY & BROTHES,
IMPOBTKUS a manvfactcuehs 0 CABTKTl
No. 2 2 Chesaut Street, Philadelphia.
pcj. 4, 1854. Cm.
iTtvvv ENS, "
TvroE Citt,
lias just oncccd a large and splendid aMrtaaMlS
of
NEW COOL'S, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Of e?ory descriai ion and quality,
whieh b .is wiling off a th lowest price rr
known in this region f Country,
DRY-UOODS. HARD 4V QUKEXSWARE,
HATS iV CAi'.S. liaOTS A- SHOh'S,
groci:kii:$ v cdxfhcvioxaiw&,
at city prices.
He invkes his Clearfield friends to gi hia
call, and exchange their rags. lumber, shingles,
and cvcj v variety of produce, for the cNtArait
and best goods, to be ha I wst of Philadelphia.
Feb. 21. 1S5?. lr.. .
J
ffAMES i)i;:ii:3TV, w-..- reixhold,
DA.SII L CO.. S. W. cornered and Kae. rhil'a.
begs leavfs to iuf'jrm his nuiiviou frier.'is ia
ClcuificM. that he v. ill always k cn li.ir.Js when
they visit the city, to supply them wi:h the host
quality of LttrU fand niBjiuf-jtured Tobacco, KA
g irs, Ac. Jan. 31,s:-.-iy.
4 S CHEAP A?1 THE CHEAPEST. AND A3
iL'JOOD AS THE PEST, WHOLESALE AX1
KETA1L. Isaac J UNST--N" wm:! 1 n-sp-ctfi;Ry ic
foiia his frier's and tbe public genf raily that L
has just returned from the E.i v htr.- he has pur
e! a-d the luot tp-en'tid s?s.rt cent of Rocto Jt
'hoc ever brought to Clearfield. Every Taricty
of Ladies rapper. r. puiupi. .tc. ice. Mir
i:v.-.y f n-. iiud goiters, with rn eAL'ellcnt aysort
men'tof heavr rfoc-k. M adapted to the wants ot
the people of Clearfield. lie hopes his friends will
give l;;ja n ca:l at hi.- ktcrc k
vxsuiicc h's itoI- .
uaw s now aca
June 13, 54.
Oil N II. PA I.ETIUiKP, J H.. WHOLES ALB
5 CIil .MI.-iT i DRl':JIST. bi .Vu7 Sc
oud St.. Second dvor l.ebw Mount Veruon House,
Philadelphia. Jx-nWrn in Drugs, . Chemicals, Per
fumerv. P.iii.U. Oil;. Wii dow Olass, ic, is.
Xovrmbcr 3, lifol.-ly.
OtK IIAVE.N HEAL ESTATE AGEN-
A ( V. CLI 'iOi; CJbKXjT, FA-Iheuuaer-
siijncd continues to give his per?or.l attentitn t
the Ruy:nr and Selling of Pine Timber, Farm and
Coal Lands, re-surveying, exaiuiuing and estima
ting timbci, preventing trespass, paying taxes, io.
MTi!J. if desired, purchase squaro timber and boards.
Having for the lust scveu year3 spent much time
in cxamtiiing and esiimat:i:g timber in Clinton.
Centre. Clearfield. 1 Ik and Potter Counties, I feel
prepared to give such information and offer suca ;
smds as will give perfect satisfaction.
Choice Tracts, as o'-ove. for s.i'e.
Rkfeke.vces A. .!. Curtin. Secretary of StetB,'
Rellcfontc, Centre Co. ; R.Rush Pctrikan, Super- ,
intcudaut of Farrer.svillc Co.. Clinton Co.; l. R.
Rarrett. Attorney at Law. Clearfield. Clcnrfleld
Co.; R. C. Wiislow, Lumberman. Wiublows. Elk.
Co.; Andrew Jackson, Rcgister and Recorder, Pot
ter Co ; John F. Coweu, Philadelphia; John E.
Young. Commission Merchant. Philadelphia; A.J.
FitehfLumber Dealer. Jersev City. X. J.; Samuel
Smith. Eq . No. ?5 Wail St." New York; Na-ban-iel
Hatch. Attorney at Law, Washington, D. C ;
and Ueu. S. F. Horsey, Ranger. Maine.
Office with Ciinc Furs'., Attorney at La., f
.nr. 25. o5.-3iu4
j. b. wixa.
ISSOLCTION OF PAUTMMIRIIIP.
The partnership heretofore existing betweea
tl'.B nndprsitrned a3 Proprietors of tbe Mount er-
nun House Second St., above Arch, Philadelphia;)
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
The House will still continue to be kept, as be
fore, by 1. L. Barrett, who will endeavor t
p: er.se ud accommodate his numerous patrons.
. I. BLAIR,
I. L EARRETT..
Philadelphia. April 25,'1S55 ,
ISSOLCTION OF PARTNERSHIP 1
The partnership heretofore exising betweea
John Patchin & Sons, was this day dissolved by
i nut in: I consent, and tho books are left in the handt
of A. J. Patchin. Those persons knowing thorn
selves indebted to the film will call immediately
and settle up. or thev will have tho pleasure cf
paying costs JXO. PATCHIN A SONS.
Burnsidc. Ootober 12. 15-t.
TP. NELSON & CO., would respectfully ia-
form thecitizci s d Morris township and ad
joining country, that they have just arrived with a
large aotortment of Dry Goods, G roceries. Hard
ware, (jucinswiire. Boots audShocj. Hats and Caps,
Clocks Loeking glasses. Coufectior.aries. Medicines,
Oils. Paints. Tinware, and all other articles usually
kept in a country store, vrhich they are determined
to sell low fur cash, country prsduce. or Lumber.
Morris Township. November 1. 1751.
TT0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN.
JL The subscriber would most respectfully so
licit all those indebted to him, to come forward
and settle up. nnd if they cannot pay give their
Notes, and further hopes not to ba required to u
any other means than this simple notice. He can
be fouud at almost any time at Woodland, prepar.
cc to settle. 1. P. IR RXTHAL.
Nov. 8. 1S5-1.
F
HISMI TII & BROTHER.
WHOLES ALB
-TOBACCO DEALERS,
2To. 105 N. Third Street, five doors below Raa,
Nov. 20, "54.-ly.l Philadelphia.
R
REGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby
given, that the following aououuts have been
examined and passed by me. and remain filed of
record in this office for the inspection of heirs, leg
atees, creditors, and all others in any other way in-,
terestcd. and will be presented to the next Orphans'
Ccurt of Clearfield county, to be held at the Court '
House in the boio' of Clearneld.on Tuesday the 22d
day of May, uexi. ihr eiinluuiaticn and allowance; .
final account of Anthony Dilc and Henry Uilct
Administrators of Henry Ililc. de-;cascd.
final account of Gcorgo Grocm, Administrator
of John B. liaverly, deceased.
Final account of Arthur L'cll, Administrator of
Asaph Ellis, deceased.
final account of R. W. MeNaul and Mary Mc
Clure. Administrators of Wilson McClure. des'd.
Final ac t of J. B Graham. Guardijn f Jamea
and Auna Margaret, minor -cbii Ircn cf Jno. Irvin,
decenscd. WM.-PORTEii, Register.
Regixtrr's Office, Clearfield. Apr. 25, '55.
rtJIO IAGI ERREN ARTISTS. The sub
i scriber offers for sale a new and complete Ap
aratus on reasonable terms. Instructions given in
the art aud aparatus furnished to any desirous of
learning. D. S. Moore.
Pcnnsville, Maroh 2!it, 1S55.
TV'OTICE : All persons aro hereby cautioned'
1 1 against paying or lifting a certain promissory
Note, given to James 11. Gailcr, calling for the
faymcnt of thirty-four dollars, and signed W. W,
lemming, or Fleroraiug A Foster. They have re
ceived no consideration for the same, aud will not
pay it unless compelled by law.
1 ' FLEMM1NG A FOSTER.
Curwensville, May 2, 1S56.
TttJEW MILL At theOld Pioneer Mills on the
1 Moshannon, in Morris township. The sub
acriber has juet completed a large new Grist Mill,
which is in successful operation, rain of all
kinds bought, stored, and aold on commission.
TW 27 '54. ' HENRY G ROE.
TT JACESON CRANS Attorney at Law. Of
JLi fiee adjoining residence, Clearfield, Pa. -
'May 28,'54-ly
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