3 f
is.'. -uilj . m tJL- I W-iju'
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jpITl RES OF CLEARFIELD tU N
gr, FOR 1855.
fcasurer of Clearfield County, in account wuh
Jnary, a. D. 1355, to the 8th day of
mm
' MmmummwTn. aa ttfnftw en
er .it l.ixt untti. n.ro
ifor J v n I r . -..lie vp-ir-.
for 1851 and iS,
51C-7 12
7at is
' AsjS 5!1
H J
5- i
' SG 9S
1 12 93
150 00
50 00
277 87
74 40
34 50
n 7i
101 40
6 73
211 23
2 00
f2 u.l
214 05
78 00
SO 00
toti 75
4'3S 00
73 75
M Ca
1033 f5
4719 CI
l'J7 00
55950 33
Fox .Scalps,
monwaalth costs.
County Commissioners.
For repairs of Public Iluildings.
oid J ana Clerk r,t Sr-jo.
3 Wilson, lor Printing!
-WOopc.
ai! r..
crier a-j nnrn of r ir
ct Attorncv .
refunds,
roncr and Inauisition.
tor Justice Fees.
lerlc to Commissioners.
vwiuiij' .minors,
For lload Views,
Exoneration?.
For Fuel for County.
Commissioners' counsel.
For books and stationery,
Oil Chest firiti rr,. no n r 1--.7. r
atage on rceeh ing'i 1917 ;, 1 , 'per ct
iMgO on paying !).! 43 a J; j or ct.
Fox.
Goshen,
Houston.
Jordan.
Knnhan,
Lawrence,
Morris.
Fenn.
Pike.
VF ..iward
John J. Bundy.
.1 nines E. Graham,
H. If: Hoyt.
John William.
Joseph Yolhcrs,
Aaron '. Tate.
Jacob Willhelm,
Joseph Culling3WOrth.
1'aniul Bailey.
Abraham Bycrs,
5 21 1
19 61 1
07
12.1 92
IO
5 SOI
40 70 j
40 37
&5 00
43 77
Total am't due from Collectors, for 1S55, and
previous years,
Amount duo ou Unseated Lands,
!45 6.ii 103 21
129 12l 138 IS I
54 21 t M 39j
212 491 199 40
141 23 9 tVJi
4 00 ; 3 "g I
ft D.) 9 JL 1
11 10
18 50
17 50
41 50
43 50
43 50
52 00
25 00
SI1S 34 3073 22 1593 83
S55C 121
JJo:974 40
JOIIX MTHERSoX. JEq., Treamrerof CUarjeut yP"t
iK'urs Jor .... t-i j- '
Arrnuut irith the 'iffticnt J 0 ICK'll
for til! years ISol ana lJO-
Ihce due Treasurer by county,
SC207 S7
251 4S
soaoz H7
int of Slate antfCoiniri Tax and Militia Pines dun for 1
and previous ye irs
townships. ; Collectors' .Names. County. State. Militia.
n, JJlnoi Km. Jr. I la! (17
William Uloom, Sr.
Pavid Carr,
Iiiilip Antes.
:iniuelj SpencSr,
j: heinhart Wcitzel.
William L. Moore,
L Henry Swan,
1 Abraham Spencer,
iDavid 1itz,
V 'idie Hugueny.
l r - Ma
k ventiot m iK
Conv-r: JWciai
1 Its W TOmna.--.
1 -
Jr.
i i ! Jl friii.
her Barrett.
iTiuiatii AVilar.?
James H. Turner.
Joseph Withrock.
John Sandcrlin,
John P. Hoyt
Lorenz Hartlino,
Joseph lavis.
(icorire W. ShoO".'
William Graham',
I. Williams
John l onrirr,
Jacob M'ise,
John J. Unndv,
Wttlia!.-i Caldwell,
John Askoy.
J. P. Lrt.
CoBe!ii: Shiprer
John McCully. "
David Kephart,
Enoch Wi
jrard Me iarvcy.
u i-n aw.
1 A. Caldwol!,
Mr". ul!v.
lam L. ltisiwl.
Owt us.
Holt.
in M i-er; (
h Beylcr.
Uel J. ro.er.
filev M. Ilill-
4&nja:.ii i !"
TTieholas Block .7.1 .
Jacob Flcral.
. H. Lim .
Patterson,
in Spackm&n.
hotter.
JClurC;
easier.
fcead. rson.
fcwar::
Bson. .Tr .
poodlandur.
El
4d
J4. J. B. r,or:i
fnomas J. M'CuIIongh,
Jaccb Bilger.
Rnssell Showalter.
rlos M'Crackon,
35
01
IS 70
1 62;
Is -to
I IS
8 M
3 i:
20 oil
Til?.
To balance due Hoad Fund la.t Settlement,
9 am t rcc 1 from Unseated Lands for lt01 and l$o,
CK.
By Am't aid Iwp .
.r.i .'
874 sa
Bcccaris,
L. idy,
Bedford,
Hurns.le,
Clt-arficio.
Covington,
("iiest,
ecattir,
Fox,
Clirard,
Goshou,
Houston,
Jordan,
Karthans,
Lawrence,
Morris,
Pike,
TTnion,
Woodward,
Bateoee due TownakiM,
Balance due Tup s
2 8 ;
74 86
0 08
4 00
24 831
21 06 i
2) 75
42 901
-I-J uo
3 00
8 68
1 80
b7 K-3
ifl til
10 ri
43 90
I 143 40
I
$'J29 19.
82 74
41
C. 10
27 13
U 85
G2 6-3
7 v-
26 Pi
6 60
Balance &ao,l43 1"
llll VII FOIL KANSAS! The Bt
... i. 1 !. rtTi f hn W 11,1 I . r-
icil lianner n"aif Hi iriumiiw j -
;-r Store.'' where A. M. Hills jufi opeiieu .uv
cheapest and most splendid assorUoont of uu,v.
nvnr rii :, laved before thi eoTomnnity. and exactly
adapted totlieir many iiuu ou.vu
I! T CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, BOXifBTTS.
'IMEKES CLOTHS. DKESS OOODS, TOIL
' r r StTTCLKS. DE LANES. PRINTS,
GrLOVES. HAKDWARE. STONE and
QUEENSWABJS, cnuti-iaiLS,
with fancy articles (ul infinitum. ZT
Clearfield. June 20. ifc. A. M. HILL15.
QAJftVEL BERLIN,
Juiiiata St , Tyrano City, Pa.
Wliolcsale and Kctail Dealer in
DKTJGS. OHEKTOALS. MEl'TCINES. PAT NTS.
OIL-. DYE STUFFS, Wl.MtoW GLAS1,
VIALS, PE It FTJMIiRT, t'c, Ac.
Ilavins It opened an extcr.sivo assortment of
tlx se articles. Phyicinns will find it to their ndvrn
tage to give him a call, and examine his Stock be
fore ordering from the Eastern Cities; and Coun
try Merchant? can also be accommodated wilh all
the Essences. Tinctures. Patent Medicines. Ac,
WIKH.KS.KLK and RETAIL, at lovfft prices.
QrHe hopes by strict attention to busincFS. nnd
a desire to rdense. to merit a share of public pat-
1 1 11 r i , "
ronajre. afiu toaa
mHK GOOD INT?:N'r fl&TEL,
JL CUE WENS V1LLE, PA.
The Subscriber would inform his friends and the
jiublie that he has just ret tied and ro-furni.-hed his
house and is prcparedto ender every attention to
the travelling community.
His bar contains Honor of the firs? quality, and
hie table will always be supplied wilh the best in
market.
He respectfully Folicits his friends nnd others to
give him a call. WM. B. FLL.uMllW.
August 1 , 1S55.
5929 19
ft K. WRHrHT, MERCHANT, axp EXTEN
ili SIVB DEALER IX LI SLBBR, Second Street,
one door south of his residence, Clearfield. Pa.
Clearfield. March 14, 1S55.
JOIIX yrPTTEUSOJY. Es;.. Treasurer of Clearfield Ce-.mty. i
Account wi'.li the different To.nnships for School J-upi
for the years 1S54 and 1S55.
DH
To amount due Sclio.l Fund keel .Settlement. $1,461 4
" " ree'd from Unseated Lands lor 18-34 and 1805 C2S o9
8 29
10 13
3 OS
M
C3 14
10 W
91 t
7 50
2 ". 00
1205
20 00
19 50
17 50
12 60
23 50
1 5 50
17 00
1 33
CK.
Beccarf.i,
Hull,
Beggs,
Hi iK'niil
Hr.idy,
Bnrnsttdo,
Clearfleld,
Chest,
Covington,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
Fox,
Oirard,
(ioshen,
Houston,
Jordan,
Karthansj
Lawrence,
Moiris,
Penn,
Fike,
T'nion,
VFoodward,
Balance due Townsliips,
J!y Am't paid Two
;103 09!
30 05
71 42
90 r,
8 Gl
0 76
88 99
2 7o
92 r,o
14 92
18 02
20 GO
104 8(1
189 6ft
40 68
32 M
::17 48
13 39
86 21
27 14
53 47
1896 23 Balanco One,
i 393 62
Balance due jwi
j 47 69tf
! fi
j 0a
I .3 9 j
' 2' 13
I i 89 38
0,5
j 84 0G
1 46 71
12 93
4G 80
8 ar
2 ". 65
I 39
m
7 72
898 G2
"FOriN !ll'SS!'LL & (JO.,
9 ta..j::s Atn cTrnnTnust
PilUMtltU, Clearfield Co., Pa.,
Keep constantly on hand an excellent assortment
"i 'eathcr, which they offer for sale at the love?t
in prices. Hides taken in exchange.
July la, 155.
A.
Has just opened a lar
rfaoirE city,
'' ana splondid assortment
NEW WHOLESALE N1) P.ETIL
Of r.cry ucorntioU fcn 7-2
wniefl ho is UfS o,T a' the aht?'
JK V-(;otIS. UARJO kQlJJsfyuHv ,r.,,
WATS A CAPS. BOOTS a- xirn'f''i
iJEb,
$1789 85
$1789 85
gl'UlUilWlllllH mm Bl ... -1 J 1 1 . 1 . . V. n fl iwii
wealth of Pennsylvania, having examined the accounts of John Mcl'her. on.
Baa., Treasurer of said county, lor the venr A. I. Ift&fi tin Milft. ii.
1 . - .. u . . . , , ...... . .
are sn tiiousaml nine tiundred nnd seventy four .lollnrs :,nil fnr-m i-
find them as above stated, the amount of debts outstanding due the county
ra mi luousanu nine nuioireu nri't seventy lour ilollars and forty six c
Witness our hands at Clearfield this f9tfc day of January. A. 1). 1S53.
iiesi. BVB1SK1 .MA 1 1. At JfJSY, 1
R. J. TilMA DA VI 111!' iSS. . County Com-
Clerk. JACOB WILHELM, missioners
02 1
111) 17'
00 ul
:' ,..i
159 o.:!
65 70,
r,c m
77 ia:
Wc, the undersigned. Auditors of Clearfield Cour.ty. having or-minr-d the
accounts of John McPhcrson. Esn.. Treasorer of iiaid county, far to- year
I8& do report that they are as above stated. The amount due the Treasu
rer by the County is Two hundred and fifty one dollars and torn ri.-h c-nt-the
amount duo the Read Fund by Treasurer is one hundred and forty three
dollars and forty cents, the amount due the School Fund is Three hundred
and ninety thr-e dollars end sixty two cents, and also the amount due from
Collectors and Unseated Lands, is six thousand nine hundred nnd bcventv
lour dollars and forty six cent.
Witness our hr.nds"this 12th day of January A.D. 1S5C.
aw J. II . LKR.
Jl. J. Wallace.
IVE Til KM A TRIAL:
CHEAP, DOHA
SIT.VKICS
PLASTIC PAIXTS
1VLE AXD PROTECTIVE.
WBATHBH&PIRE-PJiU .
These Paints will stand any climate, without
rack or blister, and harden by exposure; thus
taking in time an enamel of Stone, protecting
Food from decay, an.; Iran ami o'ner mrrais irom
ist and corrosion, lncy umer ..;. my m
so-called Mineral Paints of the day, uln -li :;r i
Clerk.
THE PENNSYLVANIA TEXEGRAPH.
ENLARGED E0R3VI & REDUCED TEEMS.
THE CA-Ii SYSTEM A IW)PTE1 .-!,. and af.
tor the fir: t of J.-.nuury. 1S..5, the Pknnsvlvama
Teleorvph. p'tbiished at Harrisbiirg. Pu . will be
owned and conducted by the undersigned, who
will ivc iheir best energies to make it worthy of
meanae and of in, friends.
It will commenco the new year piintol on en-
i'-v :iew typ.-. and ttia Weekly pr; a ly enlarge .1
in form whiie the price will bo loi'-cr ,,! t.'. nt of
l tti BiSl liKK, i
;E0. WALTEP.3. Connty
FRANCIS PKAKCE. A,iitorC
LISTOFfJKAM) Jl'RORS FOR FL'B
K I A R v TE B M , 1 856.
xincip illy Ochres, and Clajs. and are entirely ! r 'ff f class ever l ;, ..l ai th
np..t...J 1 " VJ L j n-.- f I A I " b I 3 t.t
T
ILVER'S Plastic Paints are purely All-PAL- v " " o- no paper v.:.. b
eoutaininc n Alumin or Clay. sent until it 1 paid for. and all Will be discontinued
jbev fre loylrated finely, mix readily with Lin- a-'nc ;rJo i .rrionE expires.ur.less thry are renewed
Bill " r 111 T ' T I the trouble of trnrviin"! and . lnc XUkohai-h is issued SEMI-V. 1 .IK !'.
tomb.
ae fr.
the brush as frc dp as the best Whit -
ml excel all otneis in boo v or coverinfr
Qef, one i" t.! f which will cover as mn !i
k two pounds of White Lead, reducing the
-thirds here are fix distinct colors, vis :
re, Light Erown, 1 Livht Chocolate,
pa I Dari Do. Deuo Do.
iquallv val
9 adapted to painting the outside of
tfig, EXCES, STEAMBOATS, CARS,
TWaND IRON .Wi.'I'.KS.
rrvBTRf- Ej jure hardens and increases
ability of ti e PjSIXTS.
'CTIO- "" .'j with pure Li seed Oil. a-.
ily at ; t,f Par 111 the ! rsiin'r or
teetinjr body. 4 t,e oll simply the medium.
'tot it ; fj it.
FKEX jl i RICHARDS
Gkxfi. il Wholesale Aoexts,
If. W. ccr-er Tenth and Karket Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
saler0'''' '-a'e and Retail. Dry and (Ground
by 6.AM 1 BnUS, J ' urone City, Pa.
fjfT in Drug-. .': dicincs. Paints. Oils. Drnshcs,
Vic iw en ass, nc 1-S- Ji ao.
'" '.
rilllfll & ! ;;TR, would respectfully
V'mJf inform the c of Clearfield, and public
?' generally that the.- ;.e cnMrcd into cu-purti.er-
iSflip fn the
tLJZ CABINET lAKlXG BUSINESS,
z B-J kep, cogstar, :: , on hands, and manufacture
to oVler, at the wesl iriees, every variety of
furnj-.nro, eenaiaitng .
Dining, 'tJ, and Centre Tables, Sevring,
Writ I ,g, and I ! -H'.tnds, Mahogany, and
CO?:: ,. '-,.'.,..' :
Malir.gony and - : rued Chairs, Bureau
An 1 Q IMW .nded on the sn ot-
r5c, ULd appropriate
.ha shortest notice.
.nes lorr..-lT.occuT i-
upposnetnc mm
DAM i f, LI..N"!
Tfl, for t!iC enre of Chdi-
'J, ,ry 'd ail other d!
Is. tor taie by 11 M';Op
1. large and splendid tissort-
uemens r.d ciniarcua'
JJa 1.1.
'! married ti TKoBtJl
iJthi;ika the cqtJ
Flaft-Ark'a WM
Ladic8J V
-. mm
P,.;. M MTr .
tlOU p.-olB ;. '53 -a...
tOA
buwi 01 n eui v-iour columns, fitiringt, nc sessions
of the Legislature, and WEEKLY on a doitbl,
si, ret of fori freight columns the remainedcr of the
year. It will present a comprehensive summary
of the Legislative proceedings : all important
geuural laws, as they nrc passed, and aim to give
WO current political intelligence of the times in
the fullest and most reliable manner. In short,
me proprietors hope to malse it a complete Family
and Political Journal, and they confidently appea
io the people of Pennsylvania to sustain their enl
terprise.
The TELEnpApn will advocate a liberal political
policy, and aim to unite all those who. though an
imated by the same common purposes, and looking
to the same benificent results, seem distracted by
the conflict of distinctive organizations. It will
sustain the highest standard of American Nation
ality: and whiie yielding u sacred obedience to the
compromises of the Constitution, will detcrrainod
lv resit the extension of Human Slavery. It will
give a cordial, earnest and independent'support to
the administration of tiov. PospXX kv
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADNANCE.
The Telegraph will befurnishod SEMI-Winrj'-
L during the sessions of the Lcrisl-;t;rn. and
WIIFKLY. on a donole sheet the, the remainder of
ho JIO.NEV
John t 'irKelt.
Joseph Winncry.
lacob Pierce,
If. S. Luuimado,
Saw) I'rilhart,
fobn Yothers.
Villiaiii liecd,
Ilnrvcv Moore.
l. N. Heath,
Martin Hise.
James i. Williams,
lieo. 11 ckadom,
A. U Welch.
Wm Mapes.
Wm. H. Mercer.
Jataes Thompson,
James Hughes.
V.'illiam Ad lleman,
John Jordan.
David Dressier.
Matt- M 'Cullough,
Jos. M'Cullough,
William Hagarjjr,
LIST OF TH AYKKS Jl'RORS
FEBRl'ARV TRBM
Hamilton Weld
Merchant
lilaeksmiLh,
I'armer,
do
do
do
CarponLer,
Farmer,
do
do
do
PJacksmth,
i'uiiner,
do
do
Capenter,
Farmer
do
do
do
do
do
do
Brady,
do
Bradford,
do
P.oggs:
Burnsidc ;
Covington ;
Clearfield ;
Oecatur I
Fox;
I irard ;
Jordan ;
Karthaus;
Lawrence ;
do
do
Morris ;
do
Pike ;
do
Union ;
W eodward ;
do
do
AT CITY l'Iflci-s
IIo Invites his Cfearfetd fritrj in :, , .
a call, and exchange ti.eir rags. UiJ JX...
nnd every variety of produce, for the rHBABBSt
and beM goods, to be hal west of Philadelphia.
Feb. 21. IS55. ly. 1
EMM 1IM I! MIT!
s T A R T L I N ii A N N (t V X V E M E S T-
I.ATEST ARRIVAL FROM THE EAST.
T B . WELCH, has just returned from the City
a with a new and si I, I nsn-imnnf r.r
A atelies. Jewelry, and Silver-warc-r-thc largest,
act and cheapest ever brought into Clearfield con
sisting of hunting and open-faced gold and rilvrr
watches, gold lockets, gold chains, gold Pens, rings,
l-u'i.-t-pins. spectacles. siiver folks, bracelets, sleeve
buttons, cuff pins, ear rings. Jtc. Ac, Ac.
Watches r.nd jewelry repaired on the shortest
n"(;c- Jane t, "55.
REMOVAL : -'!! ..r,. : :'-:.. a ;,.avo t0
inform his friends that he has removed his
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
fr0r?.l-?naw's RoTT-'" his new building, or.positc
the Office of James Wrigly. and two doors eoaUl of
the Ofhcc O. R. Bai-.hett. E- .
He still keeps constantly ou hands, every varie
ty of Ladies slippers, gaiters, pumps, .to. Men's
fancy shoes and gaiters, with an excellent assort
rn r.ni ,e ...... ..11 . ...
w.-..j num. in, iniupicu to u:c various
wants of the pcoplo 61 Caearfeld. lie hopes his
friends will call at his NEW STORE, and ex
amine his Stock.
Doets and Shoes mado to order, and mendin
doi:o a.s heretofore. ISAAC JOHNSTCV
Clearfield. June 27, 1855.
raMSER, HitOTITLKS 6 JONES,
13 Hca. 153 & 180, Marltet .i lieet,
PHILADELPHIA;
Importers and manufacturers of City and
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, every variety of French and English Shoe
Lastings. Patent 1-cathcr. Kid and Calf-skins,
Shoe La.-es, liallocs. Bindings, kc,
suitable for manufacturers.
Also. Foreign anil IVuncstic Straw and Silk Bon
nets. Leghorn. Panama, ar-d Palm-Leaf Hats,
English, Freasb. and American artificial
Flowerir, OU Bilk, Straw Trimmings.
Ac., Ac.
Having removed to our new Store, No. 158 v 100
Market fctrect. below 5th. South Side up stairs we
invito yur attention to our large and varied Stock
of Stra Qepds, Boots and Shoes, which we are
preparinr for the approaching Fall Sales.
All our floods being exclusively of our own di
rct Importation and Manufacture, we feel -onti-dent
that our facilities are puch that wc can offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices ot
tloods. unsurpassed by any hourc in the country.
BOKSK, BRoilLLUS A JONES.
Nov. 8. 1854. -ly. Philadelphia.
BROOK. TYSON A BKHN Wholesale Bry
Good's Store, No. 1 16, Market Street. Philadel
phia. lAug- ! 185. -ly.
G:i! NEWS ! Wholesale Store opene! in
Tyrone City, where anybody who want
cheap goods can purchase. Thi, subscriber ha-sjust
opened a large and well selected stock of Goods in
T Y R O N IE CITY,
Corner of Lojan and Juniata Sts.
He has on hands and will con-i.iiitly keep a large
stocK 01
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hals, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Clothing. Hardware, Quecustcarc Drugs,
P R O VIS I O MS
of all kinds, consisting of
Potatoes. Bacon, l-rit't. Beans. Flour, Wheat,
Corn lueal. Ac Ac.
m em con bye. u.
And he hereby gives notice that he will sell his
goods as low as they Ban be purchased in any town
or county this side of Phi!adolr hia, and wiil take
IJoards. Shingles, or even taouey in exchange.
July fc '55. " F. M. BELL.
Wsiie- As-Cresult: Bans
l-ooi)'.s okn.v:
v nc
Tfir'c-A AvenStsftinfH-1'1
r a. 1. iff axriJiffff.
The attention of the public is iuvited to tt
tensive manufactory nnd ware-room oi
r, who is prepared to furnish, at the short
ticc. IKON RAILING, of every description.
CEMKTRIES. Pl'BLIC A Pit IV ATE BE
I NGS. A Iso. VERANDAHS. BALCONI.
UNTAINS, ETXEES, CHAIRS.
LIONS. HOGS, Ac., ., Ac, Ac,
ami other Ornamental Iron Work of a dec
character, all of whi'h Bf eJrernfed w:tii the
view of pleasing the taste, while they etv
requisites of beauty and substantia: v
Purchasers may relv on nav ing ni
fully boxed and shipped to fh-ir f
, - . 1 . f 1 r : 1 1 I J
lion. J 000a 01 uungus wm uc
wish to make a selection. RO
Ridge Avenue below Sp
Oct.0, '55. .'Im.j
lOING IT AfffONJi. The undersigned hav
ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed byl'aichinA SVi;n. takes pleasure i u i rd'orm i ng
his friends and the public generally, that he has
jist receive,! from theeity a -plondid assortment of
iry Goods. "Hardware. Queenswaxe. Groceries,
Confcctionarics, Hats and Caps. Boots
and Shoe",
aDd every thing else usually kept in a country
store. Persona srishing to baj cheap and good
(oods should not forget that he is determined not
to ic undersold bv-raiiy store inthe county. His
motto is "a nimble penny lalhe than a slow six
pence " S. C PATCIIIN.
Glen Hope. July 5. 1854.
y iJtorrt nt9wtp: Uf, -rr field Co.. Pa.,
VouId respectfully iafasssi tae citizens of that vi
cinity that they keep coAStaAUj on hand a large
assortment of
Pry Goods. H-rd-War. Qncensmare, Groceries,
Coufecttoiiarics, Hats tV POfSt, Boots o Shoes,
and all other articles usually kept in a country
store, vihich they are detcrmi ncd to sell low for
cash, country produce, or lumber.
August 1 . IS ji.
pOXKAD & WALTON,
: jj Market
PHILADELi
Importers and Dealers in
!ir 5 IrK
IROX, NJILSA
They respectfully invite
field, to continue their tavor
Aug. 1, lr5a.-ly.
IfOl'.M VERNON"
xTJL No. 59, North
P H I L A D E
The undersigned havini
known house, which has
modeled throughout, respi
field frieuds to give him flH
the city.
The furniture is all new, -'
n itb care from llcnkles wel
in Chestnut Street nasi i
CaabtoiwUe style.
The location for Moial
to the city is conveniar
uu'iiit......
Aug. 1. lS55.-ly.
k f.-.v
hat tU I
be per- t
andli
v,l'
.- , rst
card, de-
istrict m
to pro-
tain.
""t the con!"-
eke," i,Hos'
szojo 'memben
n 8I know pm
y -lioises.
pubjtod and it.'
I--orjpr-,3ding'
lCl3w wa .
DVViOS. BIiOTNKit-il.-p.ctfuIlvintunns
bis old friends and the public, that be ha
obta uicd tne services of a go.nl Cutter and work
man as a foreman in the tailoring business and
he .s now prepared to attend to any orders in his
Liueol work on the most accommodating terms and
short notice, and will have clothing on band at i ll
as iircs co its. 1; krut-. yrsts nn.l
KX?AlWflB TEL. PHIEIPSUTTRO.
M-A The subscriber, thankful for past favors.
would respectfully solicit a continuance of the lib
eral patronage bestowed upon his House by th
1 uldic He is prepared to aeeomniodate water
rien. editors, drovers, and all others who may call
with nun. in the very best manner.
He also purposes to run a line of Hacks from
lyrone to Clearfield, for tho accommodation of the
im'- !r'f 'u A,"' J. G. BUNK.
Philpsb.;rg. Mrr.-h 14. lS5.'..-ff.
VKW MIIfflff-A; theOld Pioneer Nnni oa the
X n ..:..;,. j Mo.-vN township. The cub
er hasjost completed a largo now Grist Mill
Which is in successful operation. Grain of all'
kinds bought, stored, and sold on commission
27' HENRY GBOE.
APPLICAIIT8 FOR BOPNTY LANDS
, '-I'.thel..;.. act of Congress, win find the
mteeribef fully prepared, wilh blanks, forms. Ac
to assist them in procuring their Warrants
Office two 'doors east of Journal officC. up stairs
- ' :!L H- BCCflBR SWtjoPg.
TAMES Tl r.fi - niu . I I :
-..w-... ..icrciiant ami extensive
IF ii':ihT in ninlwr d.-.l, i r .
1 ' .wpwu r . m.. eiear-
i:day2:i, '54-ly.
J JAttJtIS, OKHI.
No. 25'.). Market St.. Nft
Philadelphia. Urugs
eiit Medicine--. Snrgies
1 i lassware. Window
turnery, te., sc. -..-m
Aug 1 . '55.-1 v 1
jllSSELL& St HOT
JLk Nos. 138 Market t . ow
PHILADELPH" PBtn,
Importers and Wholesale nardmnrrS
pn'jryS, CHEMICALS,
They respectfully invite their CleA
fo givo them a call. Jan.
1 "OOD A Cn-Extensive I'rv-rroodJ
JlJL 1ST. Market St.. Philadelphia, k
ly on hand a large, gplcndid. and ol
the most fashionable and elegant eoA
vite country Merchants to call and
1 - 1 . ,
wpmaam assoriment. oclore purchasi
August 1. Ia55.-Iy.
WILLIAM HANSELL A SOW,
turcrs and Importers of Saddlcrv. .
uiery iiara ware. .v.. 21 Market Street. Bruit
lhia. S.idrle liriill-. It.,.,.. t.i - J
Saddle Bag. Bridle Filling, Bits, Stirrups, Bui
i-ipci nag.-, cti. 1-VUg. 1 00.
13EIDLEMAN A HAY WARD Wholesale
j-jrecrs. lea Healers, and Commission MercH
.mi. ioi. jiarsei street, 1'hiladelphia.
D. BEIHELMA
AUg.i, isoo.-ly.J A. HAYWARH
lereiBw . -si
ccpftrder,"
Siiaa Jnt.
rcstoroc
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rricflwn!n " f-'
it iP"nt- ti-
ihh lTh 'leCt'l oi
r,erftbt. mjm :
o.iJLu v. irtw ei'
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AT LANE ft CO. Wholesale ClothingtSi
No. 171, Market Street. Every van
1 cauy raaue v,ioining. in the most fashionable
constantly on hand. Aug. I. '55.-
fEORUE J. WEAVER A CO.. .No. 19 Nor.
ter Street. Philadelphia. Dealers in f
- - luiuil
Clothes-lines, Ac., Ac
a and Hemp Ropes. Bed-
lAug 1,1855.-1
field county. Pa.
P R O F E SSIO N A Iff
pantaloons of their own ' manufacture, and Vood
material at the low.-t prices. Wiib a wish lZ ae-
iie. no solicits a share of patronage.
Washington. May 9, is;,j.
conimoilate.
New
LACKSMITiTING.-Tho na riberw tali
iniorm inc pBOUCtAat hehas taken the Black
smith Mtop lormerly oeenpied by George Orr on
the corner of Third and .Main .-ire-!s. in the bor
ough ,. Cloarfield where bo o,.n i..- .1,. 1....:
in all Its various branches.
. JACOB SHUNK WEILEit.
June C. U&a.-lj
OARKETT4 LA&RiKR,
, ATTORNEYS Ai LAW,
liav .ng entered into copartnership in the practice
of their profeesiaa, wiil FaWifuHy attend to all
Wne,, er.trasved to their care ir. 'learficld en-y-
c. R. B ABBOTT,
T ., J- 11 LARIMER.
viiufiM.iuij 1-S. IMJ.-ly,
tsaac m.
1 eve jjj?
CrlTs per
I nhiSn the yea:
! fifty vents per
! centJ f"t ea
j deduction r
jiuarter, or ye-
adhered to
ithout payme;
tm ot the pubL
W I I ( V H .r t -V,
-viarKei tt.. i'm ... . , .. n.., ff.
, .- ....... . . v .rn;.
' -.-.j iimi;: auu me oest quality al
ouaana- l-Aug. I.1S55,
GEORGE W. COLL ADA Y, Convc
iUt'l j.ailfl A Tont X" 1. J i'i.i r-T J
YL t. J' 1 " "UlUMilllU a
BtSaiTy.- faittf"S3tond to hH vOI'MY ST0C1
cntrusied to his care. r A,r 1, . Al,r' -r .ir.
- t it 't tnecl al me ww-
- . . 1 n.
M.on Saturday tne r
FOR
the year, at the fjllowinir low rates
IXVAIUAULV TO ACCOMTX-NV Tim okueb:
Single subscriptions, ?2 00
Five copies (SI 80 per copy) 0 00
Ten copies (1 70 per copy) 17 00
Twenty copies (rd 50 per copy). .TJ 00
i at tue same price (51 au per eopy) on rry
number over twenty'. Clubs should bo "made up at
once, ann me suDscripiions forwarded ticlore tlin
firBt of January, so that they can eommeuco with
the ttession of tho Legislature.
.Subscriptions will be forwarded from this office.
All orders must be addressed to
M CLI'RE A SELL1 1.
Harrisbarg. Pa.
ZST Business men will find the Tal ill i the
verm best Adveitiaing M.edium in Pkmniydv ..nia.out
ofthecilics- I Occ. 1 2, jj.-2t.
CLOCKS of every variety and price, from,
hours to H days, for sale by
Jnno L'7. '55. A. M HILTA
LADLES' Handkerchiefs, all Linnen. for sale by
June I-'!. 55.J ': M -op.
ONKECTlONARIKSa 'fuilet;- tl, -
sortment this Borough ever could boast of, at
June 27. jJ.) - --i- ' 1 1 l.L.
ML'SLIN, at 5 cents per yard, at Mosson'l cheap
cash store. 1 Juno 1. "5, '50.
C
13 Af ON A good lot of Hams and
- - i.
11 and S'uJUi
W. F. I.wli
Meraiu
IK'S
Farmer,
1 ailor,
Carpenter,
Teamster,
Farmer,
do
failor.
II. Jdller.
Hands I'etcr.
John Kejihart,
H illiam Kirk.
Isaac Soofield,
William Rishel.
John Woolridgo.
saward Albert,
John Kins.
Henry Patchin.
lohn Mdhaffev.
I) 1 . r.tzweiler.
V : 1 1 - -t.
iwisiu i.eod.
Henry Evans.
WilHam Smith,
Sol. Maurer,
J. It. Scgner,
Josiah Evans,
Levi Rowland,
C. L. Worrell.
Enoch Genrhart,
Goorge Kenh.irt,
Cornelius M Craekcn.
Matthew Bloom,
William tiraham. jr.,
Richard (fates,
Valentino Hevencr.
Tames Cathcart,
Win. A. Rccd,
Samn"! Clyde,
Kobort 1 avrhoad,
Wm. T. Irwin.
Wic..M. iuirtinan,
Wm. P Snical,
O P. Wilder,
Peter Swurtz,
Amos liubler.
J Fercuson. f .Trm.
Samitcl Spencer,
Ross Robinson.
TV. M Cracken,
Wm. Cleaver.
Jos. G. Russel,
rinrauel Loi.g.
Nathan Cleaver.
1. t Coder.
l.i.t. a ,.i
I uuff.uu UBlirU. ,j0
I Clearfield. Jnr.ucry 2?. ;?.s.
Fnrmor. Beccaria
Jjiacksmith. Loggs
jl- ii mcr.
Timberor,
Farmer,
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do
Lumberman.
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do
Brady ;
do
do
Bradford;
do
t armor, Burnsido;
j.unioerman' (ln
Farmer A cgt do
do
ClearCoid ;
a do
do
Covington ;
do
Curwonsville
Fm-mcr,
IHeiCffiait,
Farmer,
do
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Chest;
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Beotur ;
Rkttaaaai ;
Or 'ion;
II ,lr,n
Luiujormun, do
Knox;
Lawrence ;
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do
Earracr,
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do
Carp-.nt-r,.
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Jusiica,
Farmor,
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1 rman.
1'a.aior,
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PHILIPSIH Kii nOTEEi-The subscriber
would lnlorm his friends in Clearfield, and tho
j.ublie generally that he has enlarged ;;ill refuted
bis house, find is now enatded to compete succes
fullli with any Hotel in the country. No haiha
will be spared to reader his guests comfortable.
His table shttll always be supplied with the be-t
the market can afford, and his charges moderate
He respectfully invites his friends nnd of...,...
giye hiJB a cull. DAVID JOHNSTON
Plulipsburg Jan. 31, 1S55. ly.
rBiVliONE LlVKXtV STABLi:.-T!e s,b
termer, having removed his Livery Stahli
from ( urwensville to Tyrone City. be.- lelvTti
his friends and the public, that ho is at -I titneS
prepared to supply them with Hn---: c:irri:i-rcs
buggies, and other vchicl. Is o nlro, at the iflosi
rcasonauie tcruii. Inquiac at the "Cft Hotel."
JAMES CKOWTHER.
Tyrone, January 31. lS55.-Cmo.
BucHBR swooraa,
'--WW EY AT LAW.
T-n ,lnr,...-r .. , ' ''' RFiEi-n, Pa
Dec. 1. ; 185.1 "wwrMal omcc. I r stairs.
f. JACKSON' CHANS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CLE ASiISlD, PA . '
AugusTi0!" Ui r"i,!encc wa st.
AMLS BIDBLE (iOHDON
JLTTQttKRY .
A T LA Wi
PA.
C I. r. r 1 ? r
nrr... ; n. -.
..... . mc room anjumiiig. on the Fi-t (,
Bru.' .-tore. of lir 11 1 ,..ZT:' tho
1, 1 - 7 " - . ff'llillil.
suited in French ami German
August I' 1855.-W.
IT "
i-te may bo cou
JOHN TROI TMAN House. Sign and Orna
mental Painter. Glazier. Chair mater and
Paper Hanger, offers his services to the citizens of
Clearfield and vicinity.
Fhop nn Alarlet St., jast leloxe the Pouiulry.
CHAIRS. LOUNGES. SOFAS. ROCKING-
CITAIKS. OTTOMANS, ic,
kept constantly on hand and made to order, equal
in beauty to any that can be obtained from the
East, and more durable in material.
Ang. 1, 1855.
A '; YOr SEEN SAM' The subscriber
wcuid inform his old friends nnd the
generally, that he still continues to keep a house
of entertainment in New Washington where those
who call with him will receive "every attention"
aru made comfortable.
Good s-abling. and every other convenience for
.. on the premises. DAVIDS. PLOTNER
New Washington. Jan. 31, 1355.
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Morris
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BEREGE DELA1NKS.-A superior article o
JJerege Oeitui:' s m d'-o:s nattcrnc -. 1-
ner yard, never sold in this county before for Ics
than 5fl cent ; at RICHARD MOSSOP'S
June 13. :55.
CHEAP Cl.OTiliN-:
thing, Men's and 1
Ju.ie 19, 'oj.
A lnrire lot of Ol pun 1,.
Boys, for sale cheip. )v
RICHARD MtissitP.
W.
A. WALL ACE,
ff-i j ii; fc'T AT L
PA.
'.1 sa.
in'.
M'EN ALLV.
- i.J ASPIEID, PA.
Office nearly oja:'l a'.d d.jf.ining counties
August 1 . 1 -v".s. : Judgo Wrights store.
N. DILMIY,
ATTORNV.X .
n . CI.5AEFIKID, PA -I W,
Office in the room ftdjotafeg on tho AVes.
.Store of m. 1 . Irwin.
August I. 1855.
pALEB COPE A CO. K. 1S3. MaTi
jipiua. neaiers in I. mens. Whit
sicry. French. English and German Si
ccs. Gloves. Bolting Cloths, Ac. AuJ
pAUL & TAYLOR. ;
x No. 255 Market
PHILADELPHIA
Havo always on hand, at their Wh.
house, a large assortment
the Newest Style of
BOOT. SHOB, AND STB LH
BOTH FOREIG.Y AXI J5oil
1 WOT goods being of their own
i"'-,uwu uu -Manufacture, thev are
superior inducements to Mcreh
their stock.
WM. W
N'. G. TA
for the
He a, on
Va8S'and officer! for the
tUoCRiv ll AHO BltAWi
c . c tL- 1
cd 'Et-1 LARS'. Tou
..yirai-i on 1 nday. I
cu Each member
O0 rounds of blank c;
-,vie to all the uiejabei
actea.
1. isrv
Dec. I. 1S51. y.
--orrn tr.coxn .Str
Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled. lA
Sill s xV . '; do "' ' ilvcr Wine, do.; V
Si ' .l-,&a.u,r- Silvcr .?: S-WTaMe
ivif V "u "vcr iea do. ; Gold Pe
Gold Cases; Gol.I IVn, ,.i c:i ' , .c
oe as renresentcd w ... ,- -"
ed in the best n'."" J,m 1
-A.so, Masonic Marks, Pins. ic. made to
- ui icr v. 1 - . -1 ,
vi il. be punctually atfcndVdir ,nCI
m r Hurt ..tv.. n .
PhhadeiFhi.; A: aDd Qukk Tyr -
84fl Mart-et 8t "le FX :'
PUTT . nr. ' ' Or , "Oltl
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T V. Kl SHTON ft CO.,
F Oil U Cil r..
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xuiporiers an l ... I,....
ana vueens Ware.
WOJELN II. Ml LLEN,
r ; w r&ZS'fcAt.
Prenchnllc. Cetrfirtd Count,,. Pi
KVing rented the prvporty and situation of Dr
1. Hoops, tenders his professional services to tho
citizens if Frenchville. and vicinity. Office on
door east of LoU'a store, Frenchville 1
May 22. '53.-m.
yt. H. 1 AKLEY,
ffc PiysicLix,
GraJiampton, Clearfield County. Pa.,
tenders his professional services to the inhabitants
ot Grahainpton and surrounding country he can
at all times he found at his Oflic-. direi ilv oppo
io -ir. . U. Grahams store, when not'iirofcs
sionaliy c-r.gged. Apt. 2-. 1
BlffACKBEliUV BRAKDY. A cerTauTcore tta
the Dyscntary, for sale by
Junej-ii. RICHARD MOS.-tuP.
Largo a-r,rtmellt0I,t)!,-u : ,h? store f
lotnf Ladies
uun tore
W. F. IKWf V.
Mid i till.
June io
00.
A. M liri.r.S, p. I), s. Office adjoin
iiig hi - : Clearfield. Pn. Artifi
cial 'J veta. ftan one to a full set, moun-
most approved modern sty le.
Filine, and Cleatiln .1. ,.a ,i :,', ....
"J - o ' ' . 1 . . vuiu
and neatnesi.
5 - ' 1 :-h all tho ear arid ditnatch
111'! !i.ii, . ..... . : . 1 ff
ted in the
Filling,
Opposite the Red Lion Hotel. Philadelphia." ,Thc
n ff- -.
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a. 3k.
J. f! Tf(VPt.-TvJ '-out
BOBT. STILTON. lBtJ
SI L MAX
II. "I .
iiir. ri...
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in .Foreign and Domestic Dr Qe
Fifth Door below 1? J 3cf
v
Philadelphia. May IR, 1S55
IOWELL & CO.,
V 176 3
P HIL A D
Wholes ai.r DF.Ai.Ens 1
between 5th and
Jan. 17. 1855.
CHARLEajRa'v
I III I I I I I -.. .. - 1 I'M
TVF ART1X. MO
XIX (Late OL
im-.orirrs ami I'eiaT.v r',ii!
Ml XGS. COM IIS. l!f A W
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