i ! 'THE iOUJiiN'AL. Great PtxSjtJiVAxx-v Cw Cacis- A cor respondent; Toifca to ihkltibune from V7; ynes borough, that tbcrcorn crops of Franklin aud adjoining counties are greater in-tlii aggregate than beforp -in fii"tecayif$.:T From seventy to TWnAiyhasbeb. per acre is Aceninioa jTs'u, atid ono field, owned by Dr. Wa. Rago.v, of Wadi- rtHgtou coilnty, Md., made one hundred and twentytvo' bushel per acre.' The writer adds:. jiOHf still-houses are in full blaze, converting, as fast aa possible, food into poison, to swell the, list of criminals ad paupers. - The grain nfcat'as uowed this. ttUL'Jobks line, and the weather ii remarkabiyfiue for this season of 0 tbo, year'" t; "... t .. . . -. - -.o-i As an evidence of the sport to be had iu Texas, we give the ,1'qll.owing paragraph from the Austin State Gazette i " " "'" V (,We frefinently Jiear of fine sport in bear hunting in our-u'pper valley. Some panthers, too, and leopards are occasionally killed. Bnt tha last specimen M 8 'related by the Liberty Gazette. 'The." .editor says iu the lost number, that Defn.f?I. Greeii,; of that county, killed in twelve consecutive mornings, .before diutief, 'thirteen bent's one panthor, 'one. wildcat and seven deer. No wonder aTcxiii can whip his wei'r'it in wildcats. " Villasoi 9 Act. On Sun Jay evcring, while the minister was a ddre.-ising tiif congregation ofth! ,I, E. Chrch, at Orange, New Jersey, the galleries, were cbservc-d to settle down suddjnly, and the pillars to give way. A rush. -was instantly made for the doors, but for tunately no one was injured. It w.is afterwards ascertained that some scroundrtls h id remov ed the props which srpported the floor of the church' no doubt forth; purpose of procipita. ting the congregation into tae cellar. fciKAP Faus'i'i Ki aon:.-Several of the large ship owners of Xew-York have agreed to fix the rates of passage to European ports, in their second cabins, ft ?1S t-.r ::rV., and $10 for children under 10 yc-u-. J:i the stecr- ,gc, 51' f"r adults, and 1) for children, inclu ding provison, which will be furnished by the -fh?j. - L-v s in 'Oil' .'ri.vv.VTii .T i ! io . . Mrs. Gjorgts Ni "v Ye;:it "l iir:es, gives i l i t Love : ;i: i'i i-'-.'vp'i-.ii : --!?r.. . -r,i t:lt i..v .,:' ; a I !:- :.t ir:-'t-il 1 I: ;. ti i n 4' Je; -is c;i!y i;;. :;.-u:c j Tttio i l ist f ison, faily. I i0,0l .i liead we re jP.TI!od,' which makes tlio operations, uj tJ the present time, 1O0.000 hogs behind last year. j(Ja tue.31 int. ..there wero 11 2(l in pens ready io Itj-sranghtt red. The prevaling r?te is ! -jO net. .'""M A' II KID, .: On tbo 25l of Oct.. at Centon Cohimbin Co. Pa., bv itr. lotmg. M-. Itrrntv W. M'Napt.. from near CifrHta.'v-iile.. Clearfield Co., to Mi3 SvitAH C. 6inr.MAE!:n. of the fermc-r place. flMbSUl Li"SErrt. rropc.-.-ils will be received Jl. by the subscriber for. the buiiuir of a lirick Sebcol I Ion?", to bo ore ptory in height, with a te!lrr' 1 Vlan and .'ize not yet dcteriuiued Tlanj hre im-iKfl, rd !n dollars will be paid to any j ors.'-.r. v. ho will famish a jlar. tliat may be adopt ed for said tiii!t!ng the house to be large enough to s?at'fixty or seventy pupils, two recitation rocms iriH hr required, :r?so elotbs rooms for beys p.r.d ;r!.. ft is saipj-riiod t l.e building will cost from :.'Cf to '-2a:ij. . V"il. IRV1N. ' CurwensvilSo'. l'ec. rjlJlK PE.V.-SSVLVAMA TELEGUUPII. iWLArQ-Rn rO.T:.' CilWGCZD 'LERHS. 'i'i!K vYrn"::;i AHipxthv on ad of- t-r tye first of .bionmy. 1 5. the Pix.svi,VAKiA T r.r.f-snArrt'. prHHhed st Han-isbcrg. Pa., will be ow?ed uriff txr.dac.'c-.i 'by tl.e tindrsigned. who will .-.'Ivedhetk- hc-t energies to make it worthy of i.S e:wi.e si.J of its fi i i i. Tt. v. ifi cor.iincr.ee tlio" new ye ;r f li.itod on en tirety now type, :ui 1 tbj Weekly greatiy en!:irod ifS ft.-fHi while ih pri :e r ;,;, -r t'mn lull of (t "if.'i'i' -ftfr f ift r'ivt :- ft'lfixiff at tits V.-ttUt of ih 5.VV. lsi fAV!;-::;TS V.K.I, ik O'lSEti s ri'.i' ti.V 'in .U!Vi'.Nk. No paper will be tciJ. cir.ilit is p.tid for. s:id aliviiii bo J;s..'on-tinut;d s the sabrriptloJi. ex pit LS.unU-js they aie rsacwed TLa Ti:r.K';Rffi i iUuod EM.I-AVLLivLY. on a tb'jet in t wvn ty-futi r eol J tntiH. kt r t a.gt be sesdor.s of :ke , Legislature, rnd 4ViKK:vLV o.-t n tortfr fhrit of f:f !";-' rjtl. c-ji. nuts the rei.-air.edi r of the yer.r. it wtll-pitwnt n'corn'jrc'ieVsie summary of thi Le-gij"a-vo pr)Jneitis; nil iiaprti'tmt ,-::r.'-T.-!l law?. n th4j- are ppscd. ftnd ni.m to give ttro current politieut jrii tHgcuee of the times in the fuilejt, -.u most reliable umnrior. ln.liort, ihn proprietors bo to ni.ikc it a complete Fumiiy vnd Politi :-al JourmiL n I tbey cofclidontly appoal to tie jiortblo of Peiii;sIvauia to tutaia their en-Trrri-: , " .;. ' . , "fbe Tri.ECn.'.j-n will advocate a liberal po'.ilieal policy, andeim to unite all those who. though an imated by the game common purposes, and looking to thermic bdn;2c?!t results, fecm distracted by ihe con2iet of clistia'-tive organizations. It will hu-s'taiu the highest s:;iuJard ot Anieriean Natiou alilyi an J whii? yielding a sacred obe lience to the compromises of th Constitution, will detemined lv resitt tlie extension of Human slavery. It will gi ve a cordial, earnest :ui in lejicn lent support to tfxe a Jiuijii.:riiiou of jv. Poi.t-'i.'c. : .- , - .Ttd-Ho STlIiCn.Y IN ADNANCF-. 'Tbe:Tr.LSffRAPn will bt fnrnb-Ued :?tMr-WEEKLY durirc tl.e -e.:ei f the I.cghlatttro; find WLLKbVi-oTi !n!'ia')'.! !.cef t!i?;' ihl rotaab: U-r r.f I'm -ycftr.lt the t'-dbnvirtg !i .t rv.c tao v IN VAC 1 Ait. V T l AC : . V.T '1 -VTTJ. '. Five co-d; ': .-i. . . i -. per copy) . . , 1; 0') Tr.cr'y eo, !; s pi 'l' Ar I at tie ?.,r.ie 1 ti'e ( :.e-..py) 0 per e 3" J apy uninl-er over twenty. ; Club? &Uvnid be tis-.c rp at nee. the sabscriptions fvrwaruoi before the r.-t of JsEtiary," sa.tha'v they can cojr.uietiee with the session tf theI.-egisbttar. ' ' ,isubs3riptiei!i.wiil ba forwarded Troni thisoSeo. Ait orders must bealdre; ! to : . . . JJ'CU.bKi sEbLEKS, ' Ilarrisburg. Pa. r.xr" Eu.'dacjs men wl'il find tiic T tia: a;rv the -r hrxt Advertising Medium in Penr.svi vurda oat f.fi t.iii.-i. fle. 12. :a.").-2t. ' Al ION, All persons are hereby notified not J torceddic or iiiici !",K, v. i'b a certain set of IfbACMsMITIiS Tt , ibe j eftesfion.of S.l. Morgan, as they bebn.g to ih uu !isrignod. ' " '" J. C. PATCIIIN. Jlen IIope,I)ec; 5. lS?55.-3t. SItliiUE ELECTION-.-The Ptockboldew Jl-0 o: tho ir'voasviMo Hrbh'e Company will VilutH,t,e! th-tf ?;r KLKCTlON will l,c held at me c -. e ui o-':ia. -.ve::.i. ae Storoii'?!! (.rt'iif. wcnsvillc on WVlnsd'vr: t': 4d'ck. for ti;e p-i..-j-oe cd" '- 2 ith :i.r:.. at 2 o' iiag ore President sna,; fjfngcrs lo. inc e-j- .ling ye gyet.r. i; t: t '.t tfi" itctra. n.lXJ.'irAIlTSllORN rr.rv.rri-viile, j'c? -v, ???.'. -';t. rre. .'... .?';'.vb" V -.i '.. v " :,K : -' - ; AT LTJXISEK'. CIT Yr , . , ' . . . Cleahfield Co., Pa. TIIE undersigned would respeetfully inform 'the public, that he has just opened a NEW JWTEL", at Lumber .City, where he ;is prepared to entertain all who bay give him aeall. ' Extensive tabling attached to the premises n attentive cutler always in fittandance. . , .wUsW.. XENEYCK. : Euniber.E.ityIec. 155 r.. i.". JUST OPHiST.D -Tui-vir.:-oP.gncrrean gal lerv. LeonarFis i.o.r, V.'aiuut M., Clearfield. Nov." 2.'. lS-o. "VSTASTED IMMEDIATELY A girl to V ' do general house-work. Apply to U. L. HEED. Clearfield, Nov. 23, 2s55. ?, AUTION All persona are hereby cautioned V agaiuss having any fh!v. t do with a Note given by iu ti Louis J. IJiomii. ihiied tlie day of Auusi, 1350, for aa 1 h:ivc received no conditleration for the same, aul will not pny it unlc.-s coiapellod bv bur. . ; " Wil W. FUiilMIXG. . ; ..Curwenavillc, Nov. 23, li)5j.-6t. mVAKIUVAL. A. J. FATCHIN, Have just received a new ' and splendid assort ment of Goods the best that was ever brought in to the upper end of Cleuriicld Connty. They in vite their friends and the public generally to give them a call, where they will find all kinds of goodd usually kept in a Country fc-toro. Come and examine our s;ock wo charge noth for the exhibition. AARON PATCIIIN. JACKSON PATCIIIN. Eurnside. Nov. 23, ISjj. A nrillNISTRATOIl-S ;OTICE.-N? Hate -i.jL of Gourde lu 'jliorn, laW of JMorrix tp., Ucar Jk!d Co. cause is Notice 13 heieoy given that f.'.' iters of Admiri.-!ratiiti. upon suiil Estate, have been ran!ej to tlio uniler.iigned. All persons in dob.'ti to s.'iii Uestate, nre rorncstcl to make im mediate payment. and thoio having claims or de-m.-iuJ-i ag:iin:-'t the sr.it'.o, t: present them, duly au tLciitieated. for si ti'einclK. lo AMJS 'UN LM AN. .!... 1 Bradford, tp. Cleariield Co. FALL AND 1VINTER OOIJ. The sab-p'.'iib'-r hn. just received a large ainl well se lected siook of of almost every description suitable to t!:escn?on. wbieli he is .selbns; off at extremely lowpriees. ite res!eatfully invites the attention of all who nis.h io btiv gnoi (iooJs at the lo'vest piicL-s. to eu'.l :it the si,iu of ibe a i i i , ; j r. Country proftuee of n!mo.-t every diseription ta ken at market prices in exchange for goodj. Persons wishing to pureha.-. and receive a fiir eijnivnlsnt fur their money, will do well tr ivo b.ii! u e".!i. ibme!j-tr i'ac sign of the- CIL on :.b!i kef reet. a;!:i -:;-! rv.rl be i'. -.-.-. tru; h in U e v;:.-i-i- ihci-e-- V,' :.? c.r,. t; a:- i. i r p!i-; .... i : ;..:;:;! :i of E I. : rtila.'b.u for the diti'a-ion of tinrc s.r.d . nr have be. n made on tiie mo: usyn-f the woiks already en; l exten.-ivo aeai-i A aged. is the far-fuijed g xo. i ; n i 'cii'ix" whieh origir.-.Jly cost ten thonsand dnilar.'. Informing the r.ew colicition, the d;t!'.is:on of American Art. and thcencour.tgcmcnt of Aniei ican geriiis l;:!ve not been overlooked. Co;nt!iis.-iors have been issued to many of the most disiingaish ci American Artists, who will cont ibuta soma of their finest productions. Among them are three Marble busts, executed by the greatest liviug tculotor. 11 II! AM POWEUS. ObtsHUE WASHINGTON, rho father of his country; P.KMJEM1N I-TIANK UN, tho Philoso pher; iJANIEL WEb.STEIt. the statesman. A special Agent has vi.site.l Europe. :ind made careful and judicious selections of foreign works of Ait. both in bronze and marble; sfatti.try and joieo paintings. The whole forming a l.irge and valuable collection of pjintir.gs and statuary, to be distributed EivEE among the members ef the Association for the coming year. lY.uMS or MEMrr.usinf. The payment of Three i;di:n".s ccr.-titu'es smy one a luember of this :ss -ciation. and entitles him to e iilier or.e of the Mag azines for o;-e year, and ; Is :t tsvktt in the distri bution of the titaluary tin 1 paintitig-- The Liter ature issued to the subscribers consists ef the fol lowing monthly Magazines: Ib-.rpcrs. Putnam's. Kn'ukerUoeker. Plaekwood's. i ioi'.seh.-Id Wei Is. i riihaiu's. Slid tiodey's l.a ly's Ztook. Per.-oes In kitig live meuiOM'sl-i ips ;ire ei-li'ie.i to at.y five of magazine for e.ie year, an 1 to .dx tikc ia the disiribution. The net pio -eials ib-rived lV,t the sale f in em be are deviled to the ure of works of art lor the ending year. Tun advat ;v.s pcurcd by lieconiing a member jf this a-S'ieiation. rre 1st. A!! p?rsrr.s secure the full t.i!u3 of their r-nbsjidptlon at the start, in the shape of stoning M.ig-'uino Lneraturc. 21. Each member i eoiiribii:ing towards puv chasing choice Works of Art. wbi rh ::n to ?e dis tributed among themselves, ar'l nre at the same eiiiie encouraging the artists of the country, dis bursing thousands of dollars through i!.i agency. Persons in remitting fuads for membership, wiil i---ae give thuir post oilioc addrtsr. in fu'.l.stating tin moiiih they w ish the Mag-ziiicj to eommen -e. and have the letter rvgiaieted aj the pot offiee to irevent loss; on i's receipt a certificate of member ship, together with the magazine d ess red, will be forwarded to any part of the country Too. e wdio pur h:ve Magazine at bookstores, will a I serve that by joining this s-ssocia iioi;. they receive the Magazb.c and free ticket iu the annual di.-tribu-tiou all at -the same price they now yay for the magazine a'oue. 1'or membership, address C. L. DEbliY. Actuary C. A. A. At cither of the principnl ofnee? "lvriickerbock er Magazine" olliee, ."4H I'.roadway, N Y.: or Wes tern i4i, M'ater street, r-andns-ky, Ohio. Subscriptions received by H.J. Wai.lack. Hon orary Secretary. Clearfield, Pa. nv.2S. 1 inform the puMic. that tLey have ju:-t open e and extensive C PPEU. TIN AND SJIEET-ir.ON WARE ? : ., - f' -v c- l a pi i: l n trbc-o iheypre prc-p.irc.l to furni.diat rolueod pti-. cos. every variety ed" article s in their line. riv.i. :-ar-iron. u..i:s. s:2es ti every vnviciy i Ploughs aa t iarmtns ulensils, pump.s of every ele-jviiption. sieve pipe, patent sausage cutters, fennels aud self sealing cans kept constantly on Laud. All order? for eastings for Flonr Mil's. Saw Mil Id, tc. will ba-tuankfully rcceivcel sad promptly at tended to. IS Mil Ell fi) lit They are also :rcp::ted to reseivo every varie ty of artielo on comuiLtisn. at a low pcr-centage. t. E. MEilKLLb. L. It. CA11TEU. Clearfield, Sept. IP, lSo ly. C LEAK FIELD INSTITUTE. The next term of this Institution will commence on the 19th of November, ISoj. All persona wishing to fit themselves for Teach EtiS. or other avocations in life, will here receive every desired facility end uUcution. A thorough Classical and Mercantile evmrso is here given, on terms lower than any other similar Institution in the sTr.t?. Parent ot a distance can obtain boarding for their sons or daughters under ihe immediate care' of the Principal, where they will receivo rare ad vantages, wbh ail the comforts and pleasures of a homc;.w!0 their murals will uo carefully guarded. 'i i." r.ttcs t.f laitijp per quarter ara: Primary Kugli.di.52-".:;' High Eng ih.5j.0;Cla95ie3.S'-C0-M.uliematiei.aboTo Algebra Sd; i'rencg, Urawicg, and Paint ing.55 c:ich- FnTther information can be hsl by addressing W- A- CAMPEELL. rnt.Ne ii-al Apr. 4, ClearJirlJ, 71 TACK EI' EL, IIEKRING and CODI'IsII. at the J.TJL store o! jn. 18. W. F. Ill WIN. AWES' PRESS U001)Sa largo and beautiful assortin;nt. for sale cbcan hr Iunc2T54 " a, M. HILL?. fPEGISTEK'S NOTICES. Notice is here J.fe by given. th.,t the following accounts have been e.-idmiceu and passed by me, and remain filed of i?cord in this oface for tbo inspection of heirs, legatees, creditors, aiid all others in any other way interested, and will be presented to ihe next Or phans' Court of Clearfield County, to be held at the Court llouso in the Borough of Clearfield, on Tuesday, the ISth einy of December, nest, for confirmation and allowance: The account of Jacob Eilgcr, Administrator of Gartlanel Irwin, dieeased.' The final account of Jonathan Kcphart, Admin istrator of Thomas Morgan, deceased. The account of Mary (Juns'aulus, Executrix of Samuel Gunsaulus, deceased. The account of George C. Passmore, Adminis trator of Abraham Passmore deeensad. The final aeount of Lmvid Hartsock. Aministra tor of Abraham Hartsock, deceased WILLIAM POUTER, llrgister. Register's Office, Nov. 21, 1355. 5 LATENT SACS AGE CUTTEKS-S. . tJARTll'S improved Sausage Cutters and StufTers, for sale by MERKELL &, CARTER. Oct. 31, 55. ( -:t&-rrv THE PAllTNEUSIIIP here, tji'-'UflLtlj: toforo exi.-ting between Jo seph and James llagerty, in the mercantile busi ness, at Janesville, Clearfield County. Pa., has been this day (Nov. 2.) dissolved bv mutual con sent. ' JOsbTII IIAC.ERTY. JAMES A. ilAC.ERTY. Nov. 14, ?55.-3t TfCST RECEIVED, A SPLENHEH AORT V MENT OP NEW I;0OKS. STATIONARY, PANCY AllTICLE:-. CONFECTION ARIL.-'. TO BACCO, CiuARS, and DRL'US of all kinds, at EOEI2TS" TjITHHAHY dupot, CliAY'S HDW, Cleariia'd, Pa. TIIE latest publications always on hand, or pro cured to order. PutnamGouey. Graham, House hold Words. Leslie's Fashions. 'Harper. Peterson, and all the other .".lagizincs furnished Monthly at Publishers" Prices. He would especially call tin- attention of 'lovers of the weed' to his large stock of tob-feo and ci gars, which a;noe be surpassed in this region. eon-is!ir,g of Ihe b.st quality of Natural Leaf," "Piack i'at." 'Cavendish.'' "Congress." and o-.hc-r tobaccos: tfavana. Regalia. Pritisipe. Plan tation. Spanish. Half-Spanish, and '-A few more left" ci.':tr. Also a good stock of "pipes'' and fine-cat." He would also call attention to Cue f.ict tiiat he has ju't opened a large assortment of nitre. :b chemicals, and dye stcef.-. whrdi be will sell r'tfirrr than any other estab- i : a; incut in Count v. :homas p.orjrN.s. nber i 1. lr)o5. r."!rv r 1 '4 H. M A X . is;.tn ;lv on lia i.d a ; assoi-tment o liila Ll'.iii.i a..-. 1 Pir !::n". Par'or. P::r aw l hearing .-', cs. of di:.'ren! j.;it'eri... sizes; and prices: Stove pioa. shovels. co:d hod. A c. Also. Cider Mills, Ploughs. Cultivators. Ac. te., ail of which will be sold 10 to 2) per cent, cheap er than can bo purchased out of the cities. If you want bargains, dor.'t forget to call at Bauman'i Stove .-'tore. Nov. 1 1. '5-J.-.-M. OOii HERE. j.jSSOP OX 1IAXD AGA1X! The Ciic-tpzsl Goods in ihe Connty. THE undersigned bc.irs leave to inform his obi cus tomers, and the public, that he has just returned from the East, with a splendid assortment of which he will sell lower, for CA?H, than they can be bought at any other place in the County. He is determined to net upon the motto of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES." and will sell goods, for ca-sh, at the most trifling advance on coat and carriage. Call and examine the stock, and satisfy your self that it is no humbug that "MUfSOP SELLS Till-: CHEAPEST goods ix the couxrr.' . BOO A' " ft aT":, KAT1 fc OA? 3, ii ) vxirrs. mvupls. (! INFECTION AMIES. i-i.--:t. T:ot; ri). sr.v,! rTAttv. M-jrotts, u!id a. 15:10 (.f everything. .MI (if wliieii will be sold at lower price than ev er b'iore V:'e:-c d hi Clear field. R. 3I0SS0' Clearfield Nov. I 1. IS' 5. Ji;V (l(ii;il:'!-A'K"V MOOIbS! At urn ii dd Corner Store of the undersigned at n Tr T r1 't p t t T TV j J v x-. : L Li lu . lh'y i;ave Jr.st received the larc.-t and hcstasMirt meal of Sir.niiK-r : nd Fall Gooils ever brought ta Cie.i: field; coiipisting of Dry lloods. Hardware. Quecns-vare, Hoceries. Coa feclior. iries. Hats and Caps. Hoots and Shoes. Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Ac. Cloths, Cassimeres. Linens. Muslins. Do Laines. Prints. Dress Silks. Bonnet. Shawls, M.:nt'ila. Fringe:'. Fncy Toilet articles. La Cj.s. KmbrobL-rtv.. and an endless variety of other articles t.-o numerous to tncnlio'n. all of which th j oiler at the !o.est prices an I ontha ea-iest, terms. Aug. 1, 13.").".. J. A H. D. FATTEN. RFbE OF t'Ol'llT.-WliKbKAS. The Section of ihe Act of the 1 l;h of April. A. !. ls.".". requires ihe Courts of ("uarter Sussions. by their Ku.cs to fix a time at which applications for Licences shrill b3 heard, and at which all persons makio-' objections shall also bo beard. Therefore. Ihe Court fixes tho THIRD day of each Term, at 3 o'clock, 1'. M., of said day, lor the hearing aforesaid. And they direct this Rule to be entered on the Rules of Court, and published in the several news papers of the County for throe weeks. By order of the Court. Certified from the Records. WILLIAM PORTER. C7. rl- of'i.i.irl-r F.-.-.vou of CiexrJi. Ll Co. Clearfield, Oct, 31. 1S.",5. 3t. -TJo-AUPEIl'S 'lAtJAZINE. Each number .tLjl- of th Magaxine wiil contain III octavo pa gos in double columns, each year thus comprising ne irly two thou ar.d pages of the choicest Miscel-laneiu-" Literature of the Jay. Every number will contain numerous PI: tori a I Illustrations, ac curate Plates of the Fashion, a copious Chroni cle of Current Everts, nn 1 impartial Notices of th important Books of the Month. The Volumes commence with the numbers for Jcne and Dk- ;.ti ; but Subscriptions may commence with any Number. 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Those ordering the Magazine from agents or deal ers, must laok to them for the supply of the work. Franklin Square, N. Y. July IS, 1335. JLiL qualitv. received, and for sale bv June 27, '55.1 A. M. HILLS. ADIES GAITERS assorted colors that can't be beat in quality or price for sale by Juno 27, '55. A. M. HILLS. D HIED CHERRIES for sale, at the store ofS. Oct. 6.1 A. M. HILL ' (1 r Sr e A new f toek jasc received at iJitRjSiJ Aug. 22.J AIOsSOP'S. COURT PKOCLAM VTION. WHERKAS The Honorable JAMES 1! FUNS IDE. Esq.. President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of tho twenty-fifth Jndicial District, composed of tho counties of Clearfield, Centre aud Clinton and the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN P. 1IOYT, Associate Judges of Clearfield connty. have issued their precept bearing date the TWENTY NINTH dy of iMJpt.. last, to me directed, for the holding of a Court of Common Pleas.-Orphan's Court. Coart of Quarter Sessions. Court of Oyer aud Terminer, and Court of General Jail Delivery, at Clearfield, in nn 1 fr Clearfield eounty, on, the THIRD MONDAY of DECEMBER nest, be ins? the 17th dav of the month. NOTICE IS, THEREFORE. HEREBY GIVEN. To the Coronor, Justice of the Peace, and Consta bles, in and for the said connty of Clearfield, to appear in thsir own proper persons with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions. Examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those things which to their offices, and in their behalf, poriain to be done, and Jurors and Witnesses ro requested to be then and there attending, and not to depart without leavo. at their perii. GIVEN und er my hand, at Clearfield, this 11th day of Nov., io the year of our Lord one thous and eight hnudred and fifty-five .and tho eighti eth year of American Independence. JOSIAH R REED. ShTF. Clearfield, Nov. 1 1. 1S55.-U, ripniAL, LIST FOR DEC. TERM 1S55. A R. Wallace vs Joseph E Logan. Thomas Mays vs Jacob Kephart ct al. Joseph Irvia vs Abraham Litz. Cram t Per ey vs Smith & Powell. H. Philips vs Reams & Kcphart. Henrv Pennington vs Tozer &, Lagert. C. Galluher vs'.Ub-haels & AVhito. Samuel Caldwell vs Manning Stevenson. Wm Perry vs Wm. Iding. Tr.ckner 'v Fiei-her vs John Stites. F. McCoy vs Washington Watson. r. W. Hcckinan t Co. vs Wm. DIooiu. S. Rorabaugh v JT. Gallahcr. T. T5, Davis vs J. MeCraekin et al. Isaac Thompson vs Jno. M. Chase, tt- W. Gill Ex. vs Thomas Holt. M, Oaigley vs .T. A. .f. Leonard. M. Ouigley vs li. P. ihorn. J. M. Jno. Leonard vs M. Quigley. 1'. P. Hurxthal vs James 31. Leonard. II. Philips vs Daniel Kephart. LIST OF ORAM) JURORS. FOR. DEC TERM. 1 H55. Brrrtrio G. W. Caldwell, physician : Moses Robison. farmer. Ilf 't John Corner, farmer. Ii, Jfor.IW. K. Wrigly, H. Pucks, farmers. Iir"rj; .Jacob Merwine. John Hoover. Nicholas iiolliday and George Kriner, farmers. l .'n.-sii I. Mitchell, far.; D. Gorman, lumb'n Cot-fr-loH William Miller, justice of peace. Cnri'xiiiviHi' S::muc-1 R. Taylor. Tanner. A If. Mo!;toiius. gentleman. Jli.f'iu 'ohn Jlev.iit. farmer. L." ,!f '.lorrts W.tlbice, Martin Nichols, jr., an 1 .Tames Fulton, farmers. p t:,i fj'nas. Clever, and Jos. Spencer, farmers. I'ii-r. I'e'cr Hoover. George H. i'ale,- Simon 1 houij.soii. and John Hancock, farmers. 7 ?:., OF TRAVERSE JURORS, FOR ii j ':.e t,.n:'r.ii. RER 1 l.lUU 1 .. li'criri" Sam'l i.uns ulus. Jesse V, illiams, farmers ; V.in. l.dil bert. blacksmith. 11-J.l Jno W. Ilaslcti. farmer ; Philip Ros?. shoemaker. Ijol-7-s Levi Munson, iiu keeper; David Ad ams, f.muer. Jir t ! ford Wrn. Hoover. Mark Kyler. fanners Ijr.idy Renj. Eons.ill, tanner; Sam'l Arnold, iiicrchaiit; A.mos Bor.sall and J.J. Beams, farmers. Z)'.-vi.'r Stephen Brothers, furmer. C't-x! Thomas Tozer, and Wm. Rowland, far mers ; Win. Tuckner, lumberman. Covington Francis Coudict, merchant; Charles Mignot. lumberman. Clear Jidd Jacob Shnkwilcr, blacksmith; SnmT Mitchell, gentleman; A. II. Shaw, merchant; Clurk Wilson, printer; M. Shirk; tanner. Ci'rirrnsville John Patton, merchant; Daniel Fonst. tailor: Jacob Bilger, tanner. ItrCiilur Richard Hughes. Henry Kephart, Jo seph Logan, and Richards Philips, farmers. Ferguson Janics Glenn. Jo.. Moore, farmers. Pox Bcnj. Davenport. Geo. Clinton, farmers. Goshen A. Bishop Shaw, lumberman. Ilnsti.i William Pundy, Arnold Bliss. Austin Brown, farmers. .ford i.i- James Hunter, wagon-maker; tlcorgo Ei har. and Robert Johnson, farmers. Li i-:T'iet Oliver Conklin, Miles Reed, and -.ini'ic! ft ha finer, farmers. Mufi-i; Wm. Bagley. Geo.Tt. Dillon, and Jere miah Hoover, firmer-?; G. F. Hoop, physiciao. Vena Wm. C. Foley, merchant ; Patrick Dai Icy, farmer; George 'Hace,clcrk. V Gilbert Scofiebl, sawyer; Jas Bloom, jr., He:.ry llile, and Samuel Caldwell, farmers. VJ.:(,i) Jlavid Horn, Philip Latrobe, and Wm. F. Johnston, farmers. Yfoodir-jrd Joan M. Chase, lumberman. QTiERIFF'S SAEEW. By virtue of tiiudry IJj writs r,f Venditioni Expniu:s. issue I out of the Court of Common Picas of Clearfield county, and to me directed, be exposol to s ilo, at ihe Court House, iu the borough of Clearfield, on the 17 IH DAY 02" EECSSIUrS, IZ'jo, at 10 o"olo;-k, A. M-. the following described property, vi, : ALL th :t certain tra:t of laud situated in town ship ed' Huston, in said county, containing 710 neivs. more or less, being part of-Warrant No. 5. t'j'J. wbieli was conveyed by J. Elder, ct. ah. Com missioners of said county, by elced bearing date the 11 iu day of June, IS ;), to Henry Floyer. and C. A. Winslow. recorded, sail in Court, Book L.. page 5'j;l and by eleed bearing date tbo 7th Nov. bcr, convcj'ed to "Zero Sis.-on Also another tract of laud in the said township of HusLoa, containing 100 acres, part of Warrant 4.'JJ2. conveyed by the Treasurer of the said County of Clearfield, on the 2nd of December, BS50, to Henry Floyer, and 0. A. Winslow. and by them to tho said Zero Susson, by deed of November 7th, 135,. Also, another tract, in the same township, containing about 10D acres, part of tho Warrant No. d.S'J'.L being the same land conveyed by James Elder, ot. ah, Commis si jiicis of sai l county, to Henry Floyer, and C. A. Winslow. by deed of I Uh June. lS.'iii. and by them conveyed to the said Zero Sisson, by deed of 7ih November. 1S50. All of which three tracts have been seized and taken in exejulion, anil will be sold as the property of Zero Sisson, ALSO. All Defendant's interest in a e-ertain tract of land situated in Penn township, contain ing 75 acres, more or less, and having thereon erected a Log House, and a t;arn. About 25 acres are cleared. Adjoining lands of Mclntyrc. Wm. Figler, and others. Seized, taken execution, and to bo sold as the property of Patrick Ilnggerty. AL'v), A llonse and Lot in tho Doro' of Cur wensvilio, fronting 50 feet on State St.. and 1 SO foot deep, tonn alley. Adjoining lot of B. F. Ster ling, on the west, and Samuel Spencer on the east. The Houo is n large, well finished frame build ing, and there is also on the lot ngood frame sta ble Seized, taken in execution, aud to be sold as the property of John Frshcr. AL''), Two I ds of land, situated in Eccc.iria towr.ohip. Clearfield county, near Beccnria Mills, coiuaining about 1-2 aire, bound by lands of Am ns:i Smith, and the public road leading from said Mills, to Morgan's Land, having thereon erected a Frame dwelling House. Also, one other lot of laud containing 1-1 acre, more or less, bounded by lands of vnid Amasa Smith, and said road, and tiio road leading from said Mills to Glen Hope runaing between said lots; having thereon creat ed a etore-house, and stable Seized taken in cxe oution, and tobe sold as the property of J. Rickets. ALSO, A certain tract of land situated in Jor dan township, 'containing G3 1-2 acres, more or less, bounded by land of John Curry, Jas. L. Cur. ry, and others, having a log house, and a log barn erected thereon, and about 4(1 acres, cleared. . Sei.cd, taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of William S. Ctury. J0SIA1I K. REED, Mieriff. Shcriifs Office, Nov 21, lo55. XECTJTORS' NOTICE Notice U here by given that letters of Administration have been duly granted to the undersigned, on tho Estate of Jonathan Wall, late of Penn towuship, deceas ed. All persons having claims against tho Estate, wiil present them duly authenticated for nettlc mcnt, and those indebted to said Estate, are here by notified to eomo forward and make payment, THOMAS WALL. "JONATHAN WALL, ' . Not. 1 1, '5S.-6t wver. I i O! FOR TIIE TEJIPLEOF ITONOR B II A I) .V (V At ' if I It K' 5. ir i y t -r "Q - r- ZZ "r t v. .Xai, "L X -i. a--A , C w1Jm.a.-J..U. Vi 51iliisbnrg, n. ERA1UN t M'GIRK have jut opened an exten sive Ti:t-, Copper. $r F!it-I, oi IVarr 7Titt: firii ry. w hero they are at ail times prepared to supply customers with every conceivable article from the smallest Coffee pot spout to the biigest pipe- ima ginable. They will do both a WHOLESALE A RETAIL business, and will at ail times have on baud a large assortment of ready-ma io ware. JIOUS E SPOUTING done to order, on the shortest notice, and put up in a neat, substantial manner. STOVES, STOVE-PIPE, 4- RETT ELS, of every variety kept constantly on hand. They wi'l furnish to order any of the following Cook Stoves, viz : Tho William Penn. iUeen of the West, tho Atlantic, au 1 Cook-Complete, all of which &r suitable for both woo i and coal. Ainoiig the Parlor Stoves will be found the '-Lady Washirgton." the '-Excelsior," 'Homo Parlor,' Ac. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for goods. A. A. IIKAD1X. JNO. D. M'GIRK. October 2i. IS55.-tf. ROOD'S ORNAMENTAL II O X W U Ii A -fc-ij Aveaue, The attonliou of the public is iuvited to the ex tensive manufeetory und ware-room of the subscri ber, wf.o is prepared to furnish, at the shortest no tice. IRON HAILING, of every description, for CEMETR 1 ES. PURLIC & PRIVATE BUILD INGS, Also. VERANDAHS, BALCONIES. FOUNTAINS. SETTEES, CHAIRS. LIONS. DOGS. c. Ac, Ac. Ac, and other Ornamental Iron Work of a decoratiro character, all of w hich is executed with the express view of pleasing the taste, while they combine all requisites of beauty and substantial construction. Purchasers may rely on having all articles care fully boxed and shipped to their pluca f destina tion. A book of designs will be sent to those w ho w iih to mako a selection. ROBERT WOOD, Ridgo Avenue below Spirng Garrden St.. 0et.fi. "55 -'J mi. Philadelphia. I I PORTA NT TO HOUSEKEEPERS am. FRUIT J ROWERS. Aiiidtit':; I'AT- t Air-Tis'is Sclf-icaUng Cj.z': anl Jur-, for -.sa l ill mention lor which a pa lent has been o':i:;i: self to the attention of Horsoke on account of its treat ttmpli .it v al manner in v. Li.-h it accompli.- . commends it iis and others. :nd the eficetu- I d a very desi- runic jiini useful oojeet The cans and j'irs are constructed with a chan nel around the mouth, uerr the top. into which tho cover tils loosely. This channel is filled vita a very adhesive cement, prepared for the purpo.-o and allowed to harden. In order to seal the ves sel hermetically, ' " on' j uteee.fjri to licit the cover s'tghlfy, a i l pren it into ytf.it e. It may be opened with as much ease as it is closed, bysligbf iy warming the tup. The ordiuary tin cars, used for the same purpose for which this is intended, canned be closed, as is well known without the aid of a tinnsr: arc diflicult to open, and are generally so much injured iu opening as to bo uiele-s fjr future service. By this biuiple cemtriyancc, the proses. of hcr nietical scaling id placed) conveniently wiihiu the reach of every individual; and fruit, vegetables and butter (if properly prepared) may lie kept, with their natural tla or unimpaired, tor au in elcfinite length of time. For sale by MERRELL t CARTER. Clearfield, Sept. 10. 155 tf. a VAi.i'AUiiJJ rnoPBKTV ron.iAi,r:. jt. I desire to sell my property iu Tyrone City, Blair Co. Pa., commonly known as the Tyrone City Hotel. Cumpnsmg as follows : U:i large three story brick house. St.v'y feet, two fronts, and finished off in complete style. A large and extensive stable nn excellent wash house and other necessary out-buildings. There is also, on the same Lots, one frame house, with out-buildings attached, now renting for one bun iLed and thirty dollars per annum. The whole stands upon three valuable Lots a.j in tl;-.? r lo :f said town, and affords several very eligible loca tions for store, otHces. S.c. Ac. The whole wiil be sold on reasonable terms. And to ;:ny person, de siring nn investment, or speculution. now is the chance. Private reasons cau-e me to sell this val uable property, which is every day increasing fa value, l uouire of Caleb Ouyer. or the su'iscri'.er J. D. STEWART. Tyrone City. Sept. 13, I355.-tf. 2 MICH AEL CONLEV 1 cgs gr j:,"v'r leave to inform the citizen.: of he 1:S. on he Clearfield and vicinity that is now digging co.il aitnc uanu oi neo.crc -'we half a mile east o: town, where he will have hands, all winter, a lot e.f first rate coal, which will sell at the low rale of FO'GE CElild 2T73HEL at the bank. Orders forco.il can be hud at Kratzors Store Clearfield. Sept. i'i. I S55. OOT AND SHOE STORE; GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD, PA. Tlie subscriber woul.d inform the public that he has jr.st opened an entire new stock of Boots and Shoes, in Graham's Uow,cue door east of the Jour nal Uhiee. Everj- variety of Ladies' and Gentlemens' Gaiters. Laced Boots. Pumps. Congress Boots, Childrens' Shoes, &c, Ac. Boots and Shoes made to order. C. S. BLACK. Aug. 1, 1355. "jVI-W FIIl.tI. HARTSHORN & M'CRACKEN J.N have just received a new and splendid assort ment of good at their store in LUMBER CITY". They invite tho public to give them a call, and feel assured they will be abb; to render entire sat isfaction. Lumber. Hides. Rags, Graiu. and ail other kinds of produce taken in cxeango. BENJ. HARTSHORN, T1I0S. McCRACKEN. Aug. 1, 1S55. TJALLOU'S PICTOUIAL AND DRAW 1 INO-UOOSI COMI'AMO.V-lateglka-son's neToi!t L. This paper presents, in the most elegant and available form, a weekly literary me lange of the notable events of the day. Its col umns aro devoted to original tales, sketches and poems, hy tho best American authors, and the cream of the domestic and foreign news; the whole well spieed with wit and hnmor. Each paper is beautifully illustrated with numerous accurate en gravings, by eminent artists- of notable obie;',, current events iu all parts of the world, aa of men and manners, altogether making z paper entirely original in this country. ls pages contain views of every populous city -n (he known world, of all buildings of note U, te eaalera or western hemis phere, of all Hie princ-ipal idiips and steamers of the navy trid merchant service, with fine and ac curate portraits of every noted character iu the World, both male and female. Tekvs : invariably in advance. 1 subscreber. one year, ; i do., one year, S10 ; 10 do., one yr. S-In. Any pcrsoc sending us lt subscribers at the last rate, "shall receive 17th copy gratis. Letne copy of The- Ffsg of our Union, and one copy of liit'fott's. neurit.', together, ?1 a year. Published evtry Saiurday by M. M. B VLLOU, . Corner of Trcmont 4. Bloomfiel-i Streets, Sept 5. JjO.- ton, Mass. TflSSES' FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed. a beautiful article for sale at the store of June 27, '55.1 A.M. HILLS. rsssrsrsy A large a.sortment just re- Ang. 22. 11. MOSSOP. ; rr-ryzi A lanro assortment mst re- fi 7 P.n "A" V? i i i u- p-- - ' 'luu jijccncu at very low jiutcj i TTJ by dpt. a.J W . V. WW IU. THRESH OYSTERS ! CHARLES GREAFF JL would inform hi friends and the pnblie that he is prepared to supply the wants of those who give bins, a call, at his - one door South of Hemphill' Hotel, where he ferves np TEESH 0YSXEES, SA2EIXES, CZEE3E, and refreshment generally.' No pains will be spa red to accommodate his customers. Aug. 2a. G'OOOS: The undersigned has just re- ii ceived at his store in - AT-1 R T II A US, which he offers for sale cheap for eah or connfrr produce. F. P. HFRXTIIALL. September o, 1355. XCJ1ANC;E INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 11, Kerch ants' Exchang, PHIL ADEIPKI A. This Company, with an ample Capital, well f curcd. is prepared to effect Insurances in Clear field, and adjoining Counties, on terms as liberal as consistent with the safefr of the Company. jno. Mcdowell. Jr.. Cet. 3, 1?55. Secretary. TVE'iV HOTEL: The old SBmtisr. House,' at 1 kex;v WAsifiiraio; has been re-opened and re-fitted by the undersign ed, who rcspectftiHy sedici;.f a share of public pat ronage. He is well provided with house room and good stabling, and intends keeping a Temperance House, at which he will always endeavor to make his guests feel at borne. J1IX gJIETTER. August 1, 1S55. tf. rf-UVE Til i; Si A TIJ I A L : S ILVES'3 1 ' TIC 1' A IX TS; r l. wai mm. 13 mmm. These Paints will t-tand any climate, withoat crack or Mister, and harden by exposure; thus mailing in time an enamel of Stone, protecting Wool from dee-ay, aud Iron and o'her metals from rust and corrosion. They difitr essentially from the s-ealled Mineral Paints of the day, which aro principally Oehrcs, and Clays, and are entirely worth"! ss. SI LVER'S Plastic Paints tire purely 21 ITAL IC, ce.ntaiiiing no Alrmin or Clay. They :;rc levigated f.nely. mix reailily with Lin seed m1. (withvut the tremble of grinding. 1 and l v iimlcr the bru--h as frcclp as tho best White Lea l. r.nd excel all others iu body or covering properties, one pound of which will cover an much surface as two pounds of White Lend, reducing the oust iwo-lliirds. There are ix distinct colors, via: Gli-.e, I Li tut Urc s., t Liebt Chccola'e, All equally valuable ns n preservative, aud par ticularly adapted to painting the outside of BUILDINGS, FENCES, STEAMBOATS, CAPJa, TIN AND IRON WORKS. KKMFxnEs! Exposure hurdent aud ihcremi ike Jv.rab'.lihj v.f iWse PAINTS. DIKi:CTIGX.--Mix ,rith pine Jet Oil, a' thirl ' 1 as poxif.. i7t the Paint ix the lasting or jnutcrii it io.ty. ,ui I tfc oil $iinp'y tin iit'Jium., or n zi lit tn sn. rn li ii 2 tt. FRENCH A RICHARDS G:::-::ual Wholesale Aoests, I.". V. coraer 'lenth aid Karket Streets, PHILADELPHIA. For sale, Wholesale and Retail, Dry anil Groun4 in Oil. by Sam'l Beuliv. Tyrone City. Pa. Dealer in Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils. Brushes, Window Glass, &.C. ' Aug. 15, '55. 1T K Ur- A 11 U K V A I.- Tr X just received a large stock of Mn4vlElAUli II M ' adapted to the season, consisting of. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. '. ' ' E E N W ARE, H A K OWARE. C X FECTI0N A P. IES, N A I LS. HOLLOW-WARE, CEDEit-WARE. Ac. Ac JAMES B. GRAHAM. Graliamton. Aug. 22. 1655. CAH1NET .i A K I N J . The u i lersigned would respectfully inform the public, that Le has taken the old stand oppoMto the Melhodit Church, known as 31 O K It O AV ' .S S II O I where he keeps constantly on hand and mancfao tvres to order, every vaeiuty of Household aid Kitchen such r. Tables. Bureaus. Safes. Stands Cuphoar1?. Sofas. B cds'e::ds. Ac, of cverv stvle an-1 varictv. JbiliVA JOHNSON. Clearfield, Pa.. Aug. 1S55. rSAIIE SCIENTIFIC A yi EllICAN. EL- -1- . A -i A . J, 1 YEAXL Srlaadii Engravtrgi and Prizes. The Eleventh Annual Volume of thi useful publication commences on the 17tb day of September ueyt. The eientifie Ani-nein is an Illustrated Periodical, devoted chiefly to tho pro- luulgarion of information relating to the various Mechanic and Chemij Arts, Industrial Manufac tures. Agriculture. Patents. Inventions. Engineer ing, Millwork. and all interests which the light of PRACTICAL SCIENCE is calculated to advance. Reports of U. S. 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The Scientific American is published once a week; every number contains eight large quarto pagea, forming actually a complete and ftnlendid volume, illustrated with SEV EUAL HUNDRED ORI GINAL ENGRAVINGS. - - Tr.ttMS. Single Subscriptions. S2 a vcar. SI for C mouths. Five copies, for ei months, hi; 1 year Sf For further Club rates and statement of tbe four teen large Cash Prizes, offered by tbe publishers, sec S American. Specimen copies sent Gfart. Southern, Western and Canada money, or Poet Olfieo Stamps, taken at par teir subscriptions. . . Lettees should be directed (post pfl'd; to MUjSTN z CO., Aug. 22. 123 Fultcm St, l?ew York. ciTTTi" V - r-:'" beautiful and well scloo JjyJVAJli ted assortment just receiv ed aud for sale by Sept. 5. W. P. IRWIN. r f't r r-- -ivi-i A now stot-k just received at icdgn i 5 3 ij Sept. 5,1 Y. F, IKWIN'S ; ; yTllRE-PP.OoF PAINT, for fIc at JL1 June 1 3. '55 1 K. M03S0?S. c LOCKS. Eight day, thirty hour and alarm Clocks for sale at Mossop s fctoro. Jn. 13. I ARASOL a most benntiful selection, and of tbe latce't strles, for sale at the cheap etoro of Juno 27, '55. A. M. HILLS. LADIES' G LOVES. A very largo lot of black net worked Gloves, at 10 cents a pair worth 25cts at Mossop's cheap cash store. -. .ln, 13, '5a. RICHARD MOSSOP, haa just received aad opened a. general assortment of Hardware and OtHerv. Aug. 22. r n ii l! i r4 J
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