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The Jxdiajt Trocbles ix Florida. Since
'the attack upon Lieut. ITartsnflTs party, that
portion of Florida along the Indian Kivcr and
ia the vicinity of Fort llycr3 lias become very
unsafe for whites. Stragglers from tho Fori,
cr adventurers hi pursnit of game in those wild
but hitherto peaceful hunting districts, are
f.red upon by yellow miscreants concealed be
hind trees and in the chnpparal. Vfe have
just received authentic information cf another
attack equal in atrocity to that committed upon
Lieut. IlarlsufFs squad. It is a Jotter from an
officer dated, Fort Myers, January 19, 1S:.0
It says, An express has just arrived from
Tort Deynaud with another Indian outbreak.
A party of woodcutters, consisting cf a corpo
ral and five men, were fired at by Indians, 4
miles from the post. One man only escaped
5io slightly wounded;) the rest were massa
cred, and twelve mules killed. Lieut. Lam
ed, 2d Artillery, directly4went in search of the
savages but though he scoured the country a
round not. a sign or trace of them could be
found, and strangely enough the dead bodies
of the men were also missing, nor was there
ny tracoof blood, but the country is so much
underwater that blood could easily be washed
away. On his return Lieut. Webb, 2d Artil
lery, and a party went out. They, too, crqdo
xsd every place, but without success ; so the
case remains a mystery. The Indians were
supposed to bo Leaded by an old chief named
Okchan. Kepcated scouts have been sent in
every direction through the country Ironi Fort
Deynaud since the affair -with Lieut. Ilartsuff,
and though they have frcequently seen Indian
0gs (It is commonly said that where you find
Indian hogs, the Indians themselves are not
Tar off,) they never have Been any trace of the
Indians themselves."
Extueme Cold at the South. A corres
-pondent of the Picayune, writing from Cam
don, Arkansas, Jan. 11th, says "It is so con
foundedly cold that I can ccarcely write. I
rm fairly freezing. Thorghts mr.y breathe-,
but there is no chance for "words that burn,"
-wherewith to warm one's self in this merciless
weather. I tin believe this must bo the cold
est place. just now, on this side of poor John
Franklin's remains. The Wachita river 13 fro
zen over ; stock is freezing to death in nur.i
l?rs all around us, and I verily believe (al
most) that we shall lose seed of everything in
the poultry line. Tho thermometer for the
greater part of the time ranges at 20 or 22 dg.
K-low the freezing point. I write this with
the inkstand on the hearth, a big blanket over
iny bead, and both feet in the fire ! U-g-h, I
can't go any more."
The officer? of the steamboat Alid.i, at New
Orleans from the Red River, report: Left
Shreveport Jan. 2"th. River falling faster at
that point than ever before known. In port
and bound for New Orleans, steamboat Victo
ria, Pelican and Eflort. As far up as could be
learned the river was at low water mark and
falling. A letter from Roland, Texas, repor
ted the river frozen over at that point an I the
Indians crossing on the ice with their ponies-
A letter dated Fort Belknap. Texas, Dec. 39,
says, "The weather for the last week has been
extraordinary; such intense cold is unheard of
In these parts. The breath of the Arctic re
gions rushed down upon us on the 221 inrt., 7
o'clock P. M., with our windows, and doors
opea, on account of heat,and in a few mo;,ierds
the cold was paralyzing. Since then, until
sundown yesterday, the relentless norther
raged, killing horses, calves and chickens,
and frost-biting several persons exposed to Its
merciless fury.
The Stats Arsenal Rodbest. The Grand
Jury of Dauphin County at the late session of
tho Court, found two bills againtt Andrew E.
Drane, late keeper of the Stato Arsenal, and
Aaron Coburn, a Democratic Member of the
House of Representatives from the County of
Philadelphia, for robbery of the State Arsenal
.-.t llarrisburg a lew months ego. The first
count of the indictment charges Drane with
the Larceny of rifles and muskets to the valno
of $2,C25, Coburn with being accessary to said
Larceny before tho fact. The second count
' charges Coburn alone with receiving the prop
erty referred to, knowing it to have been sto
len. The other indictment is against both for
a conspiracy to appropriate to their own use
the property of the Commonwealth. The case
was continued by the Court, at the roquest of
Mr. Coburn's counsel. Mr. C- was held to bail
in the sum of $2,500, to appear at the April
sessions and was discharged. Drano remains
In jail.
Railroad Accident. A frightful accident
occurred on tho Columbia Railroad on the
night of the -ith, about four miles west of Phi
ladelphia, by which one person was killed and
twcr.tv-seven were wounded. A rail, rendered
"brittle by the intense cold, broke in three pie
ces, throwing tho front wheels of the forward
car off the track. These wheels were, howev
er, drawn upon the rail3 again, and this car af
terwards retained its position upon tho track.
The second car was thrown from the track,
and the forward axle breaking, tho car, with
All its occupants, was precipitated down an
embankment about thirty feet high. The car
in its descent struck a large tree at the bot
tom. The concussion split the car open and
threw many of tho passengers to the ground,
nnd enabled most of the others to escape from
the wreck. Had tho car not been broken to
pieces tlws consequences would have been
wore frightful, as there was a very hot fire in
tho stove. Tho blazing contents of the stove
ver- scattered through the car in its descent,
nd ia a few minutes the latter was in Howes.
The Mo.nt.oe Doctrine," of which so much
has been said and written, is contained in a sin
gle sentence'of one of Mr. Monroe's messages.
Here it is :
"Tyat the American Continents by the free
and in U per.dnt condition which tliey Ikivo "S
suuicd and maintained, are henceforth not to
1c considered as subjects for future coloniza
tion by any European power."
."d.viiv-LVi.,-3 cst.IIVE ox Secret Socis-,
tiu. Covert- in Lis message to the !
Legislature of Maryl calJcd IU HUeut5on
of that body to the cxi wthin thc Sut(J
of certain political sociev ich he denonn
ced as subversive of the csUblisncd prin
ciples of Republican Govegnnt ThcL(,.
islature referred the subject- geiect Co.
nikt.ee, of which Mr. A. K. lnedy of thc
Baltimore delegation, was chait v-tu jn
structions to enquire, first, whe any and
what political societies existed ivlc tat0 .
second, whether any society, secrev,r OI,cnj
was known to encourage or producerp03e3
which tended to such "subversion of0 weji
established principles of our goven,nt "
portion of thc people of Maryland, have ro.
duccd religious issues into the field of poy,.
c:l organization; with other kindred inquirK
The committee were also empowered to n
quest the Governor to communicate to then
any information ho possessed, and to send foi
sessea, ana to ssna lot comDany uaua.
. , , . V p,y order of the Captain,
l-j deemed an mvestiga-X jn SOj iljyKlIEEjl. lat Sergt.
persons or paper if the
rp " - T, w. , , ,
II10 orna of ine oxzizli prelate of 2 cw
tno lant is put lorth as aw.nninfto t!if
friends of Iloniaiiism to be on their guard a
gaiust the cction of the committee. Xow for
the key to the mysterious rur on the part of the
I'recman's Journal. It appears that Mr. Ken
nedy has turned the tables upon Gov. Ligon,
and seeks to inrestiza'c the affairs of more secret
societies tiiau the Gov. largaiuclfur. The first
'persons' sent for should be tho Jesuits, with
their 'papers; or, these tailing to appear lot
the committee bo cmpowed to obtain tho ''pa
pers" of thc Jesuits from thc archives of the
society's'' institutions. Perhaps some few en
quiries into thc objects and airn.j of the Sociev
of St. Vincent Do Paul," or the purpose of
tho "Leopold Foundation" might lead to
something interesting if not startling. We
shail watch these proceedings with sytae inter
est. IIiiA-t Lewis Cass ox IIomaxism. The Hon.
Lewis C.is3 made a speech in the Senate of thc
United States in May, 18-3-1, and which can now
bo found in thc Congressional Globe, CGd Con
gress, 1st Session, pages C31 to G3D, wherein
he takes strong ground against Romanism.
Gen. Cass, after giving the barbarous treatment
of Protestants in many Iloman Catholic coun
tries, on this and thc other side of tho Atlantic
concludes as follows:
"And docs Archbishop Hughes believe tliat
a!i those abuses are destined to coj.tirjue, un
touched and unchanged? That they will much
long-cr resist the mighty tide cf public opinion
which has already done so much in these, our
latter days, and is fated to do so much more ?
And are the representatives of the American
people to lay their bands upon their mouths,
and mouths in the dust, to look on at tho per.
seditions and oppressions to which their coun
trymen arc exposed abroad, and not even ex
press their displeasuro and their demands.'
And all from m affectation of natioi'.il di'cor
r.m, national t-qucamisliness, it should be
c tiled, which is so tender to the presumption
o! others as to sacriSco our own true rights
and honor."
A T.,m is- the Dcd Sea I proposed a
bath, for tho sake or experiment, but Francois
endeavored to dissuade us. Ho bad tried it ;
and nothing could bo v.v-tj disagreeable; we
ristie-I getting a fever, an I there were fjiir
hours of dangerous travel yet Leforo us. But
by this time wc were half uri.'lrcsvd, ar..l soon
wera floating in the bituminous waves. Ti.e
beach wa3 fi::e gravel, and shelved gradually
down. I kept my turban on iny bead, and was
carsfal to avoid touching the water with my
face. The se.i was moderately war::i,'and grate
fully soft and soothing to the skin; and even
when swimming the body rose- half out of the
water. I should thin!: it possible to dive for
a short distance, but should prefer that some
one else would try the exjicrimout.
With a log of wood for a pillow, one might
sleep as on one of the patent mattresses. The
taste of the water is salt and pungent, and
-stings tli3 tongue like saltpetre. We were ob
liged to dress in haste, without even wiping
off thc detestable liquid; yet I experienced a
very little of that discomfort which most trav
ellers bavc remarked. Where the skin ha.i
been previously bruised, there was a slight
smarting sensation, and my body felt clammy
and glutinous, but thc bath was rather refresh
ing than otherwise. JJaynrd Taylors Travels.
Gcoursi v and xnr. Auomtion-ists. (lovenor
Johnson, of Georgia, lately sent a message to
the Legislature, transmitting the resolutions
passed by the General Assembly of Vermont
in relation to Kansas.. The Governor denoun
ces the Abolitionists of the North, enduices
the principles of squatter sovereignty, speaks
of outrages against the lights oi the South,
and tells the Legislature thev must prepare for
the worst, and place the State in the safest at
titude for self-preservation. The proceedings
in the two Houses, when the Vermont resolu
tions came up for action, were rather rich.
Some of thc members wanted to send them
back, accompanied with a leaden bullet, a
charge of gunpowder, and a oil of rope; oth
ers desired that the Governor be requested to
transmit "them to the "deep, dark and fetid
sink of social nnd political iniquity from which
they emanated," with the inscription that
"Georgia heeds not the ravings of hell born fa
naticism. " Another rcsobition was offered in
the' Senate, recommending tiie President to
employ a gangof 1 iborers todig a ditch around
the Green Mountain State, and float tho thing
into the Atlantic." The resolutions, however,
were liiinlly referred to a committee.
I.t the" ax Cut -RC!i Mission-. The Evangeli
cal Lutheran Church are making the prelimi
nary arrangements for the establishment of an
African Mission. One of tiies arrangements is
the founding of an institution for the purpose
of qualifying pious people of color to labor as
missionaries in Africa. The Superintendent
of the mission is instructed to.seek out young
colored people willing to enter the institution
w ith this view. The movement is one of great
importance, anI ws wish it a large measure of
success.
i oiiv uih.es atarm at iu;s stcn ot .Mr. Kennedy, wnahip. t .tariieia county, ra.. u-j "
ands.ys the honorable gentleman "docs .t Snsln
mean to do anything good by his proposed r.'tcd t taako immediato pnyment, and those
committee." This is nil th Mm .v nn,l n? clah,;f agr.last the saw ; will prefect them,
Til MFTMIWi 4ttllfc
EXTKA FAMILY IXU K, for sale ry
MEREELL A CARTER.
CIoarSehl.Pa.,Jan. 16,180(1.
mEMPEHASCE MEETIiSG Thc A ash
i ingtonians will bold their Monthly Meeting
on Monday Evening, February lStk, at early can-l!li-ht.
in the Court House. The public ia kind
lv inTited to attend. U. PHILIP UCLIC1I,
President.
RAIL ROAD 'IKETING. Thc citizens of
Clcar&cld County friendly to tho construc
tion of the proposed Tyrono, Clearfield and Erie
llailroad. arc requested to meet in tho Court House
on Hcuncauaj tvciiiugi o "I'l . xui
ween. " -
Clearnold. February 6.
"TAMES T.. till All AM.
Dealer in SAWED
LUMBER, bQUAi'.ED TUIUEK, MllAt. lls,
tOAUlS. ic, is prepared to nil, on tne sih.ticst,
notice, all orders for ankles in his line of busi
ness, on reasoiiRblo terms as they can bo pro
cured in thc comity
Ornharopton, Clearfield Co., Jan- 2j, Ibu
A TTEN'f ION It EG V LARS! You arc or-
.a
dcr'.d to meet for parado on Friday, February
22d. nt 19 o'clock A. U. Each member wtJ pro
imanir witli fira rounds of blank cartridge
Business ( importance to all thc members of the
company will ha transacted.
IVTOTICli "Whcrcns Letters of Administration
i 7, 1 t,.v A.of r,f iwndv
prd.irly
A131JAIL AUKAXT,
'I
J. 23. IS." 6-51
Administratrix.
n iTitr;. 1 N'.TArtv 2")Tir.
. f.ilULt; i UliJj ur
.L CbKAXiKIl'.I.L) COUNT j- Application bav
ins been m:ida Vy the lion r J f Directors ot" a ma
jority of the iebool DistrtoU m Clearfield counly.
tatiIl their desho to iuere -o thc Salary of thc
Coutuv f-uTierintendent of so 4 county, you are re
the terms of the eighth soei''i of tho Supplement
to the ScUo'jI Law. r.pprorJ the i-th day of May,
18';5. f A.G. CL'KTIX,
i"eb. C. 1S56. Rupf - of Common Schoola.
ftTEYV riOTFL: V ' "1,J -.Sebuiso Horse,' at
il KEVrASHINGTON,
has boon re-oponed .naVre-nUH.l by thc urulcrssgn
cd, who respecti'ully i'-its a share of public pat
ronage. He is well provide-! with uoopo room ana goou
sSaMin;:. and latendl keeping a Temperance House,
at which he will ul.iys endeavor to make his
guests feel at boui'j
Aucru.it I. ISjd
TJ I I W A It 11
V A L. The undersigned has
IN
just received :J
irrre stock of
IV GOODS.
adapted to t.c season, cop.'i'ing of
DRY ;m(I)S. C jCKKIi. Qt iK.MV AUi.',
11 A it V .V A I . C( X F 1" CT I ' IN A IU Ess,
nail hollow-wake,
c::ii:ii-waii:,
ic. ic.
'JAMES B. CKAIIAM.
Graiiamten. Aug. J-JSO
1"?0I-:'; ' IiOOTvS ! '.---Grceidonfs Sories of
Jj Mtimmti.ul U oi l:' ire now bc in used ill
nonrlv nil tho School?. Ai-iiitcmics Bud Colleges in
tho l iiiled States, mid aro witLout doubt ur.rivnl
led ia j.oiut of merit, and in adaptation to the
wants of cur schools ; they have the plainest rules
nnd best examples to illustrate tho whole business
of life. The attention of Superintendents. Direc
tors and Teachers is respectfully invited to these
works lefero introding a uniform eeries of iuiy
otiiar kiad as thc lir-v requires. Tlic.n books esn
bo bad wholesale, lelail or in cxuhaiirrc fur old
lii.ohs when iutroiecd in the tehool, at CI1
WA'IVO.WS I'ru'aud J'ook Store.
( ie.-irlk-Id. .UiS. :K IS.'i'" 2m.
"iT"Si:t;iSTi:it'S NOTICES. Xoti;o is bere-
l i bv -ivi:n. th'it thc following accounts have
bvn fs:;iiiir.e.l and fas-ed hv r.e. and remnin f:l"l
of record ir. this ofoa-i for the indention of heirs,
U"--!!ets. i-ii dilois. uiid all olhers in any oilier way
init lifted, and rill he tucsentfd to the next Ur
tih;ir:s' Cusirl of Ciesrucld County, to bo held at
iu t '.-.i rt liou-e. in the i'orou;'!i of Clenrficl J, on
'l ues l.i v. t'i'j li'th d.iy of 1 ebruary, lbjo, fj;
coii2riiiaiion nnd allowances
'j he final u: '.u;t f Abraham Nevling. Admin
isSr.itor cf Kdish Nevlirir. diveiiswl.
T!.o aoeouat d" AVui. .J. lleinvhiil, Executor cf
Th:r;ins JlomT'biil. Ut"-eii.d.
'I I. final ::o.-ouut cf JjLa Sti'.cs, Guardian of
i jii in ioi a :iiicai.
T.'ie fcCMi-.nt of Joj-cph MeCbirren, Guardian of
Levi lhciiias ".Soran.
The cci-oiii.! of (ieori'e nnd I'Lcbe jackets. Ad-
mii.istratur of L'avii .r.-r-kcii-. deo'd.
l'OUTEt:, Register
ClojirfuUJan. 2:1. IvJ-l-
(f-lOFI'T PnOL'LAM VTIO?;. WHEREAS
"O The Honorable JAIL6 LL'RN.-f DL'. Ksrp.
l'resi b- iit .hi l'c of she Ciii t of Costunoii TicKs of
t'.ie f.ventv-3ft!i Ju-li-.-ial Ii:iri;t, eon: no?-; I of tho
cut:t:os of Clcarlscld. Centre and Clin ton and
lh.- lFnnor.iblo RICHARD f;'.IAV and JOHN J
H')VT. A:---noi:;to .'udgoj of CIep.rfn.-ld eoun'y. lnive
is--;ie I their preyopt bearing dsito the 'f VENTV
.S !:;. U .lav ji Dee.. la.--t, to r.ie dirceted, for the
holding of a Court of Common i'len-t. Oiph:m3
Court. Court of ;.:ai-ter "-ersions. ( o;irt oi ever and
'JYi-mim-r. tind Court of General Jail leli ry, nt
Clearfield, in and for Cle irtr.:! I county, on the
TIIIKU .MONDAY of I'EbKUARY, liest, be-
ii-'jc tha I -: s h d.iv of thc month.
NOTICE Is. TJlEREI'UltE, HEREBY GIVEN
To the Cor-nor, .lustL-e of the Peace, and Consta
bles, ia and tor tho said county ol ClearSield, t j
anr-eur in their own lironcr persons ith thir
Rolls. Reerds, IiKjuiUious, Lxaniinatior..". unl
other Kciut-inbranees. to do those things which to
their o!ii -::, and in their behalf, pertain to be
done, aiid Jurors an t Wiinefscs arc reouei-tcd to
he then and thero attending, and not to d''Tiart
without l.-ave. r. t their lieril.
GIVEN under inr baud, at Clcrrfiel.l. this 1 Ith
day of Nov., in thc year of our Lord one thous
and eir;lit nnnurcd nun uity-nve .ami tne ciguu
etb year of American Independence.
JO.-; I A II R REED, Eh-2".
Clearfield. Jan. 2.1. 1S.0U.-tc,
SHERIFF'S SALES. By virtue of sundry
k.7 writs ot van rnrins, issued out ot the Court
of Common Pleas of Clearfield county, and to mo
dirc-'icd, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House in thc borough of Clearfield, on MONDAY
THE ISth DAYOi1 FEBRUARY, the follow-
in'? described property, viz s
Thrco certain tracts or pieces of land, situate in
Decatur township, Clearfield county, Pa., viz : The
undivided fourth of tho following tracts, one con
taining Sa acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
John Gcnrhart, James MeGiika heirs, John White,
llorton Lever and the Moshunnoti creek, having
erected thereon a saw mill. 5 dwelling bouses, one
back barn and all the land cleared and under
fence. Also, one other trnct situate in said town-
shin. cojit;iinin:i about SO acres, bounded by land
of John Gem-hart and Moshannon creek, with 2o
ncrcs cleared. Also ono other tract in said towu
ship, containing about .'!." acres, bounded by tho
Moshannon creek and above land au 1 binds of
John Shimmed Seized, taken in execution and
to bo sold aa tho property of E. B.l'ikc.
By virtue of u writ of Is-r-iri Faria. .1 certain
luessuao or tract of land si't'r.tc in Bradford town
ship, Clearfield County, beginning at the south
west corner of the tract, thence by Win. Stewart's
survey south 2.01 perches to a post corner of Win.
Hoover s purchase, thenco cast by Hoover's and
Forcce's purchaso 102 perches, thenco south by
Foreeo's purchase 62 perch, and five-tenths, thence
by i.U Forcce's other land East 72 perches to a
post bv a maple, thence ucrth 17'J perches to white
pinoo'f Samuel Harrier's purchase, thence north
42 west 130 perches to a post, theuce north 74
perches, thence west lis perches to place of begin
nin", supposed to contain "1 0 acres more or less,
bein'' part of tho Blair Mc'Clannchan survey on
warrant dated July 27, I7U2 (see mortgage book J,
pa"-0 427.) and deeded to the said Corsar Potter hy
the'snid J. W. Smitb. Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the propertv of Cwar Potter.
JOSIAH R. SEED, Sh-rifT.
Clearfield. Jn. 50, 135$.
r.n! ,,.:;,"!tpd for r;:iemein. to
speetfully requested to nieat'U Convention at liio
Court House, in Clearrii!l-. a Saturduy the 2od
day of February, V6j , nt p o'cloek in the afu r
for the nurnuscaUa stated, according to
NOTICE Tho undersigned having retired
from the editorial chair of the Journal, n-
Epectfully informs bis friends ana tno puowc, iuul
ho may be found in his old office, tno door east of
the Journal offico. up stairs, in "Urahani is mow.
where he will always Vc ready to attend to their
leal business, having determined to devote to bis
profession his entire and exclusive attention
II. BUCIILtt SN OOrE.
Clearfield. Jan. 0.1S"'G.
ALLOA! NEWJV AGON MANUFACTORY
Th n nd ersiirncd .would rt siectfully an
nounce to bis friends and the public generally,
that be bus opened out a new Wagon-Making Es
tablishment in '-New Siilem City," Brady town
ship, where bo will at all times bo prepurcd to
manufacture, on the shortest notice, all kinds of
Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows ic. The best ma
terial that can ha proeu red will be u?d, and his
work will be maIe ijp tho roost substantial and du
rable manner, Fitsh he will bear the test of -strict
examination. By a close observance of bis busi
ness engagements, nnd by disposing of his work
on the'most reasonable terms, which be will do
for cither cash or approved country produce, be
hones to merit and receive a liberal f-hare of pub
lie custom BENJ. RISI1LL.
New Salem City. Jen. 16, 13.il. '
C1LEAKFIELI INSTITUTE. Tho nest
term of this Institution will coiumenco on
tho lltb of February, IS.'iti.
All persons wi.-:hing to fit themselves for Teach
Ens, or other avocations in life, will hero receive
every desired facility and attention. A thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution iu
the State.
IVrciits at o distance can obtain boarding for
their sor.s or daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal, where they will receive rare ad
vantages, with nil tho comforts and pleasures of a
Lomc;rtiio their morals will be carefully guarded.
Tnc rates of tuition per quarter arc: Primary
Eu?tlisih.2-i0; High Eng. i.sh.55.liO;Clasc-icF.8-OU-Mathematics.nbove
Algebra S3; Frencg. Drawing,
and Paint ing.?5 each-
Further information eni be hsd bv addressing
W- A- CAMPRELL, i-hincipai.
Apr. 1, 'OjJ C t en r field, ra.
A l'PLI CAT10.N FOR LICLW'SI'. To tho
15k. Honorable tho Judges of the Court cf Quar
ter Sessions of tho County of Clearfield: The pe
tition of tho subscribers respectfully represents,
that they are desirous cf obtaining License to sell
vinous, spirituous, inait and brewed liquors at
their place of business, iu '-Lumber City,:1 in the
towrr'iip of Pefin, ia the county ol Ciearueld :
that they, r either of them, are not keepers of
aiiv betel, inn. tavern, rcsfauraut, eating bouse,
oyster bouse or oyster cellar, tacater, or other
place of entertainment, cmusemeiu or refreshment ;
that they are citizens of tho United States; that
they are prepared and ready to give bond, nnd in
every wsy to couform to tho Act of Assembly, re
lating to "liquors, passed the 1 1th day of April A
D. 1oj5. Tlicy therefore pray the Court to gr:snt
them a licenso for the above purpose ; and they
will pray, ic. BENJAMIN HART.SHORN i
THOMAS M-CKACKEN,
January 1, 1S5C acting as partner?.
rSiP.IAL LIST roil FEBRUARY TER-H,
JL 13.V5.
1. Josiah VT. Thompson, vs. L. J. Cracs. garni
shee of Isaac Smith.
2 U. Wallace-vs. Joseph E. Loan.
Z. II. Philip s Executor, io., vs. Reams Ktp
hart. 4. P. Roncr. vs. R. Penningtor.
5. Robert I.itx, vs. Thiiip I'oll.-.rd.
fi S.nuuel Hajrartv. vs. Robert Mathers.
7. Alexander i 1. Ferguson, vs. Thos. Rabton.
S David A.-kev, vs. liiison Connway.
9. Hurxthal i I'rolhcr, vs. B. i- P. Iun'berry
10. Tcrbet ct 1, vs. Samuel Caldwell.
11. Gcorgu Ross. vs. SiimucI Clark.
12. 15. Hartshorn, v?. S. i John Vi'idcniire.
1. '!. Ci:u:. ags i ilahaficy. vs. D. Gornsan.
14. A. i'. iruiand, vs. William Bloom, Sr.
15. 11. Philips1 Executor, vs. D. Kcphnrt.
l'i. .l.i i. 11 Steiner, vs. Robert G rrCius.
17. Moutclliiss.TciiEyck i Co., vs. G ilbert Tozcr.
1 . John Campbell, vs. Williams i Coozer.
13. Coil.in, vs. llurxthr.l i I'rother.
20. James Smith, vs. 11. I'ruslcr.
21. Samuel A Lucas, vs. Davis Pownal.
22. Fitch i Royutoa, vs. Dougherty i Mctilaugh
lin. " t
2 !. Fitch A Povnton. vs. Wm. II. i Jao. Miller.
21, R. Vv'aJIaco. vs. Thos. E. Miller
2. ). Leycis i wife, vs. J. ShcfTi wife.
WM. I'ORTER, Frothy.
Clearfield. -Tan. 1S.".3.
NET.' HOTEL,
AT LU1IEEH CIT3T,
- CLKAIirii-LDkUO., 1A.
TMIiE undersigned would respectfully inform
ins r riO.ic. iliac in lias lusi nncncu a .11
11'JTEL. at Lumber City, where ho is prepared
to enter!. :ai all who may give him a call.
Extensive Stabling attached to the premises
i!U attentive oi.lcr always in attendance.
L. W. TEN EYCK.
Liimber City. Dee. 1 via.
UTST RECEIVE.'?, A SPI.ENDJB ASS0RT
a MENT OF NEW Bn:;s. STATIONARY,
FANCY ARTICLES. CON FECI ION ARIES, TO
BACCO, CH'AI'.S. ar.d DREGS of all kirds. at
11CBIIJ3' LITHilAIlY DEPOT,
CEATiT'3 E0W, Clcariio:d, Pa.
TIIE latest publications always on hand, or pro
cured to order. Putnam. Godcy. Graham, House
hold Words, Leslie's Fashions. "Harper. Peterson,
and nil tho other Magazines furnished Monthly
ut Publishers' Prices.
He would especially call the attesition of 'lovers
cf tho weed" to bis largo stock of tobecco ami ci
Sr.rs, v.hioli caanot bo surpassed in this region,
fon.-i.-;ting of tha best quality of '-Natural Leaf,"
L'i at J i'at," '-Caven lish," "Congress, " ar.d
o-hrr tobaccos: Havana, Regalia, Principe. Plan
tation, Spanish, Half-Spanish, and 4-A few uloro
lefi"' tignrs. Also a good stock of '-pipes'1 and
'line-cut.'1
He would also call attention to the fact that bo
hrs just opened a large assortment of
DREGS, CHEMICALS. AND DYE STUEFS.
which ho will sell cheaper than any other estab
lishment isi the County.
THOMAS ROBINS.
November 14, ISC-j.
jTEW GOODS I NEW HOODS! At the
Vi Old Comer Store of the undersigned at
C U P. Y7 E If S V I L L E .
They have just received tho largest and best assort
roent of Summer nnd Fall Goods ever brought to
Clearticld ; consisting of
Dry Goods. Hardware. Qucenswaro, Goccries, Con
fectionaries, Hats and Caps. B00U
and Shoes, Carpeting. Oil
Cloth, Ac.
Cloths, Cassimeres.
Linens, Muslins. De Laincs,
Trinta. Dress Silks, Bonnets, Shawls,
Mantillas, Fringes, Fancy Toilet articles. La
ces. Embroideries, and an endless variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, allot' whish they
offer at the lowest prices and on tho easiest tonus.
A 11 . 1, 155. J. & H. D . PATTON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
I'll IV ATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers nt Private Sale, 2UU acres
of Land, more or less, in Penn township, Clearfield
caunty. seven or ciht acres cleared, the balance
covered with valuable TIMBER, and having
thcrcou the following improvements
A O00D SAW-HILL,-
with LATH-SAW. Rose wheel. Ac, on a good
stream -f watr, which will enable thc laill to
run about eight months in tho year-
A LMZGIZ TWO-STORY HOUSE,
well furnished. plastered aud painted throughout,
with a never-failing Spring of ivaler in the cellar
ALSO, A FRAME RANK BARN,
well furni.ihed with threshing floor, stabling, ic,
all new, having but recently been erected.
Also, cohvenient, and substantially erected
Ol'T-RriLDINGS,
consisting of a Wood-Shed. Spriug House, Smoke
House, Ac, Ao
There i no more dcsirablo property in the
County. Any person wishing further informa
tion, can apply to Samcf.!. Widcmibe, living on
tho Premises. Post Office dddreea, Grampian
II illf, Clearfield County, Pa.
JOHN tVIDEMTRE.
SAME EL W'LDEMIRE.
Tenn Tonihip. Deo- V, ISfS.-Sma.
SOl'P BKAXS A lot of excellent SoupBcaBS
for salo by MLKUELL & CAUTEIt,
jan23
Clearfield, Pa.
CIATIO.V, All perfons arc hereby notified no.
to meddle or interfere with a certain set ot
BLACKSMITHS TOOLS in the possession of 6.D.
Morgan, as they belong to the undersigned.
J. C. PATCUIN.
Glen Hope. Dec. 5. 1S55.-"t.
A PARTNER WANTED. The under
signed, doins business as a Tanner and Cur
rier, at Curwensvillc in this county, wi'l, tskc a
Partner, who can furnish a cash capital ( f at least
SOuO. The Tannery is large and commodious, and
capable of doing a much larger business thau tho
subscriber feels ublc to do by himself. No better
opportunity can be afforded to au active business
man, with the above capital, who wishes to go in
to a paj ing business. S. li. TAYLOR.
Curwcnsville. Dec. 13. 15j5, "tno.
7VTEV," riR.M. HARTSHORN & M'CRACKEN
li have just received a new and gj lendil asr-ort-uient
of goods at their store in
LUMBER CITV.
They invite tho public to give them a call, and
foci assured they will be able to render cutire sat
isfaction. Lumber, Hides, Rags, Grain, t::d ell
other kinds of produce taken in exeangc.
BENJ. HARTSHORN,
THOS. McCRACKEN.
Aug. 1, 1355.
finO BE I LDERS. Proposals will bo received
8 by the subscriber for the building of a brick
School House, to be ono story in height, with a
cellar. Plan and size cot yet Jctormiucd I'ians
are invited, ar.d ten dollars will be paid to iuiy
person who will furnish a plar. that niny be adopt
ed for said building thc bouse to be large enough
to scat sixty or seventy pupils, two rccitatien
rooms will be required, also cloths rooms for boys
and girls. It is supposed tho building will cost
from tjliitO to 5-2000. VM. IRVIN.
Curwcnsviile.Pce. 12. ISoj.
OOT AND SHOE STOKE ;
GRAHAMS ROW, CLEARI ILLD, PA.
The subscriber would inform the puVlic that be
has just openod an entire new stock of Boot and
chocs, in Graham's Row, one door east of the Jour
nal Otco.
Every variety of Ladies1 and Gemlcmoris'GU?;s,
Lacsa i;ools, rumps, congress jjou-b,
Children.'1 Shoes, Ac, ic.
Boots and Shoes made to order.
C. S. BLACK.
Au-. 1. 1535.
7ATEW ARRIVAL. I
ri a. j. rATcmy, !
Have just rccclvd a new and splendid assort
ment of Goods the best that was ever brought in
to the upper end of ClearScbl County. They in
te their friends and the public generally to give
them a call, vhero they will find all Liuils of
goods usually kept in a Country Store
Come and examine our stock we charge uoth
ins for the exhibition.
AARON PATCIIIN.
JACESON PATCH IX.
Eurr.side. Nov. 2". 1355-
ISSOLVTION". Tho partnership bereto-
1010 existing between John V, illir.ms and
William H. Smilh was this day dissolved hy mu
tual consent, said Smith having disposed of bis in
terest to John S. Williams.
JOHN S. WILLIAM?,
WILLIAM 11. SMITH.
New Millport, Dec 22. 1S05.
Tho books and accounts of the Grm are iu the
bauds of John S Williams for settlomeLt. where
those indebted will please call immediately.
John S. Williams.
janO -t William II. Smith.
"aTaLUABLE PROPERTY EORSALE.
J:3k. I desire to sell my property ia Tyrone City,
Blair Co. Pa., commonly known as tho Tyroae
City Hotel. Comprising as follows:
Ono lara three story brick koue, Sixty feet,
two fronts, and finished off iu complete style. A
largo and extensive stable, an excellent wash
bouse and other necessary out-bu:ldiii;r. There
is also, on the same Lots, one frumo Ljusc, with
oi'.t-buiMinzs attached, now renting for one hun
dred and thirty dollars per annum. The whole
stands upon three valuable Lots as in the plot of
s.i i tfwa. and affords several very eligible loca
tions for store, offices. &c, Ac. Tho wholo will be
sold on reasonable term". And to any person, dc
firing ita investment, or speculation, now is the
c!;::ncc Private reasons caur-e me to sell lots val
uable property, which is every day increa?:r,;r ia
value Inquire cf Caleb Guyer. or tho subscriber
J. D. STEWART.
Tyrone City. Sept. 10, lS55.-tf.
OOK HERE.
ij moz.sop ox ita'V agai:::
The Cheapest Goods hi thc County.
THE undersigned hc.ss leave i inform bis old cos
tomcrs. and the public, that he has just retun.ed,
from the East, with a splendid assorlineut of
FALL & VJmER GOODS,
which ha will sell lower, for CASH, than they can
be bought at any other place ia tho County. He
is determined to act upon tho motto of
'SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES,1
and will sell goods, for cash, at the most triilinj
advance ou cos: i:d carriage
Call and examine the stock, and satisfy your
self that it is r.o humbug that
"XOSSOP SELLS THE CUE JP EST
GOODS IX THE COUXTV.'
L-SY-rrS033, G20CEnn3. QTJSE:- T7A HZ.
BOOTS & SHOc, HAT-5 ft CAPS,
bo .v.v : tf. fjia wls,
CON FECT10N A RI ES,
nsn, TOSAcro, sstatiosakv. Morons, !
nr.'l a little of everything. I
All of which will be sol J at lower Tii- th.mcv-c-r
before offered in Clearfield. It. M0SS0P.
ClcarScld Nov. 14, 1'0j.
pirORTAST TO HOUSEKEEPERS and
J. 1'Rl'lT (JKOViEES. AKiHVK'3 PAT
eit Air-Ti'Tht. Gclf-Sealinj Czi3 aid Jars, lor
Prc-erviagi'rrs'i I'raitz, This invention for
which a parent h::3 been obtained, commef.ds it
self to thc attention of Housekeepers and others,
on account of its reat simplicity, and tho effectu
al manner imvhi.h it accomplished a very desi
rable and useful object
't he cans and jars are constructed with a chan
nel around the mouth, r.crr the t ip. into which
thc cover tits loosely. This channel is filled with
a very adhesive cement, prepared for tho purpose
and allowed to harden. 1 11 order to seal the ves
sel hermetically, it is only )fcci,xary to htat the
cover sttzltt! i.and iirrss it into pl-rre. It may be
opened with as much e:tso as it is closed, by slight
ly warming tho top. The ordinary tiu cans, used
for the same purpose for which this is intended,
cannot be closed, as is well known w ithout the aid
of a tinnsr; are difficult to open, and are generally
so much injured iu opening aa to be useless for
futuro service.
By this simple contrivance, the processor ber
luctical scaling is placed conveniently within tho
reach of every individual; and fruit, vegetables
ami butter (if properly prepared) may bo kept,
with their natural tlavor unimpaired, tor an iu
definite length of time. For sale by
MERRELLi CARTER.
Clearfield. Sept. 19, j tf.
, MICH AEL CONLEY begs
leave to inform the citizens of
Clearfield aud vicinity that ho
is now digging coal at thc bank of Robert Owens,
half a mile cast of towu. where he will have on
hands, all winter, a lot of first rate coal, which be
will sell at the low rate of
FOUIl CE2I3 PES, EUSKEL
at the bank.
Orders for coal can be bad at Eratzers Store.
Clearfield, Sept. 2j, 185j.
Sept. 5,
1KWIN.
CTnlr.----? A new stork just received at
FIRE-PROOF PAINT, for sale at
June 13. '03 1 R. M0350P'S.
I 4RASOLS a roost beautiful eolcetion, and of
the latest sryles, for al at the cheap stoi of
i JuajiT. ' ! A. 1. MILLS.
flTAl K'--r-iC-1 A beautiful and well selee
UA4aPJ'A"R fej ted assortmeut just receiv
ed aad for sale bv
SAUSAGE CUTTERS S . Q
muTH'S imnrnved -Sausaeo Cutters ana.
itullerstior saie oy : .'u.uui,i;u u. v.
Got. 31, 'oj.J .
--1, undersigned bu last r-
ijjrjuient of
I eCare in
TlfJl US,
w hie if Ic ol s fajaTo cheap for cash or cr.ctry
produ F. P. HURXTIIALL.
ScpiTObe(',-5, 1355.
77IXCIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ill llo. 11, Korckaats' Exchange,
PHILADELPHIA.
This Company, with an ample Capital, well
cured, is prepared to effect Insurances io Clear
field, and adjoining Counties, on terms as liberal
as co:isi;tent with tho s.ifctv of thc Company.
jno. McDowell. Jr..
Oct. 3, IS;:. Secrtry.
TVIEW PISM fIEIt2ELL & CAETE2 would
1 inform the public, that they have just opon
d au CTti-utivo
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE
AOFACTOHY,
Ca Ecc3nd Strcst ia tieboroujU of
CLEARFIELD,
where they aro prepared to'furnish at reduced pri
ces, every varieiy of articles in their line.
Steel, Bar-irou, nails. Steves of every rariety
PiougLs aud farming utensils, pumps of every
d-?.eiiptiou. stove pipe, patent sausage cutters,
funnels and Self sealing cans kept constantly on
hand.
AUcrders for castings for Flour Mills.SawMills,
Ac v, ill bo thaukfuliy received sr.d promptly W
leadcd.to.
tHOUSE SPOUTING DONE TO ORDER.
They are also prcpated to receive every varie
ty of article ca ccimuistioD, at a low per-centaga.
O. B. MERitELL.
L. R. CARTER.
Clearfield, Sept. 19, 1S5S ly.
C1ABINET MAKING TLo undersigned
would respectfully inform tho public that b
h:s taken the old stand opiosit the Methodi!
Church, knona as
M OKKOW'S S II O P,
v. Lerc ho keeps constantly on band and nianofaa
turcs to order, every variety of Household aaof
Ik lichen
each as Tables. Bureau?. Safes. Stands Cupboards,
Scfa3. Bedsteads, ic, of cverv stylo and variety.
JOSHUA JOUNSOS.
Clc-rf.c!d. Pa.. Au-r. lSjj.
N"1
ARRIVAL.
A. II. B A IT MATT.
Vt're Zoom thrc djors ahove Jliyi' Usttl, F!aii
llo.-.'l ttrtct, Tyrone City, Fa.
KEEP.5 constantly on hand a large assortment o
Phiialclphia aud Pittsburg Cooking. Parlor. Br
aud beaiics Stoves, of different patterns, sizes aad
prices s Stove pipe, shovels, coal bods, Ac
Also. Cider .Mills. Ploughs. Cultivators, Ae. Ac.
all of which will bo sold 10 to 20 per eent. cheap
er than can bo- purchased out of tho cities. If
you want Bargains, don't forget to call atBautcan'a
Stove Store. Nov. 14, i5.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS The snb
seribT has just received a largo and well
K-ctc! stock of NEW GOODS,
of jthnost every description suitable to the season,
which he is seilingotfat extremely lowprices. He
respectfully invites the attention ef all who wish
to buy good Goods at tha lowest prices, to c-11 ttc
the sigu of the
Country pr . ' : ;e of ulmori every uiscriptioa ta
ken at market prices iu exchange for goods.
Tersous uishing to purchase, and receive a fair
equivalent for their money, will do well to give
Li ui a call.
Remember tho sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street, aud call and be convinced that
there is truth in tho word thereon inscribed.
WM. ?. IRWIX
November 23, 1S05.
JRESII O YS TEES I CHARLES OREAF7
at. would inform his fiieuds aud the public that
he is prepared to supply tho wants of those who
givo L:m a call, jit Ins
EATING HOUSE.
ozi door South of Demphiii's Hotel, where be
ftrves up
nEESH OTSTIiE.?, SAE,uI23, CHEESE,
and refreshiucnti g-?ccrally. No paius will be spa
red to accommodate his customers. JAuff. 20.
TJTO! FOR TIIE TE71PLE OF HONOR
.JL JSKAVlXi)- lU'GlKX'S,
TIZT, CCPFE3, fc SHEET-ISO?,' 9ASE
mmuFAtyrdiw,
riIILIPSBUR(i, PA.
BR.ADIZ't A M'uIRIv have just opened an exten
sive Tiu, Copper, i- Sheet-Iron Ware TtlxiiufacP
rt, where they aro at all times prepared to supply
customers with every conceivable article from lb
smallest CoU'ee pot spout to tho longest pipe inie
giuablo. They w ill do both s
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
business, and win at all times have on Laad a
largo assortment of ready-made ware.
HOUSE SPOUT I XG
done to order, on the shortest uciicc, and pnt op
ia a seat, substantial manner.
STOVES, STOVE-PIPE, Sy KETTELZ.
of every variety kept constantly ou band.
They will furnish to order any of the followic
Cook Stoves, viz : The William Teno. Queen c?
tho West, the Atlantic, and Cock-Complete,
all of which aro suitable for both wood aad coal.
Among tho Parlor Stoves will be foucd tho "Lady
Washington." the Excelsior," 'Home Tarlor,' Aa.
Produce, of all kindi t.ikea ia exchange for
goods. ' A. A. ERADIN.
JNO. D. il G1RH.
October 21, 1355.-tf.
AO'T- T51E PARTNERSHIP here
dJf "-""iUiTiOIiJ tofore existing between Jo
ecph and James Hagcrty, in the mercantile busi
ne;s. at Jaiiesvilie, Clearfield County. Pa., bae
been this day (Nov. 2,) dissolved bv mutual con
sent. JOSEPH HAGRRTY.
JAMES, A. UAUERTY.
Nov. it, cs.-rt
3K
June
SKS' FT. ATS Irimm.J 1
, ...... . . uu UUOlwUlVU,-
beautiful trticlo for sale at the store of
2?, 'o5.1 A. M. HILLS.
A large assortment just re
ceived and opened by
R. MOSSOP.
r 3 v
iOp D 5-ijccived at very low price
ty ldpt. a.j W. F. IRWIN.
lATS of the latest styles, and most approved
-IA quality, received, aid for sale ly
Juno 'ii.J A. M. HILLS. - "
W Al'iIES GAITERS assorted eolors that can't
JLi be beat iu quality cr price for s.ile hv
June 27, jo. A. Al. HILLS.
LADIES1 DRESS GOODS a large and beaotifal
assortment, for salo cheap by
June 27, 'ia.J A. 31. niLLS.
A new stork just received at
22 AIOsSOP' S.
IKtKU C rSl Ire ;H
CLOCKS. Ei-ht day, thirty boar and alarm
Clocks for sale at Mossop's Storo. Ja. 13.
T AI)itS" UIiVES. A very large lot of black
9 net worked Oloves, at 10 cents a pair worth
2joU at Mossop's oheap cash store JJn. 13, '55.
ftZTFt RICHARD MOSSOP, has
LAcl-VA it j'ost received aad opened a
general aorttaet e H aid wore eat M
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