• 7 ',ThcAstor House Phrdero
I In, a few days, says the N. Y. Herald,
DECLINATION. we expect to see .a very curious publica
, , • ' tion issue from the,press of Stringer and
mon THE COUNTRY norzAn. • Townsend, printed by Mr. Jared Bell, and
Messrs; EDITORS: • written py a literary gentlernaeof this ci-
Having learned thaw citizen and Dem-
ty, containing a full account of the diffi
ocr4t,' who :had . the' misfortune to lose culty between Forrest and Macready;and
bringing the history down to the massacre.
an arm lately, is to be out in your next pa-
This singular brochare will contain many
per asn candidate for the office of Coitrity
Treasurer, I respectfUlly 'withdraw lily curious disclosures in relation to the meas.
The ., ores taken by the aristocracy, and all name as a competitor for. said office.
ters connected with that bloody affair.
mat
present administration has gairied•an Un
enviable reputation by tlecapitating Maim
td and crippled democrats--some of whom
Jost their-liras in those great battles that j
won for Gen. Taylor the very glory, 1141
carried him into the Presidential chair—
and filling their places with men whose
strongest recommendations were their pb
litiCal services to the party ‘ 'opposed 14:5 the
war. No net of mine shall give counte
mance tesuch wicked proscription."
MARTIN NICHOL'S, Jr.
Po NAT I-el-C.
Primary Elections,
The Democratic voters Of the several
, clection districts of Clearfield county are
requested to meet at the place of holding
elections in their respective districts, on
'the first Saturday in ScptcYther nca;t,be
ing the.lst day of the month. 7 --for 'the pur
pose of holding an election for the Choice
.6f candidates to be supported at the Gen
eral election in October next, and also to
'appoint two delegates to meet in county.
Convention in the Court house on Tues
day evening, Septembei3d—With instalc.
tions—for the purpose of deciding what
system shall be hereafter practiced for
the selection of candidates for county of,
flees.
The result of the Primary electron must
be attested by the officers, and delivered
to the said County Convention.
By order of the Standing Committee.
C. POTTA RH?, Cle[L
.
Committees of Vigilance appointed by the Dem
ocratic Standing Committe of Clearfield
County.
Beccaria---John Sholl; Jacob Leonard,
j.. 8. Stewart.
Bell—George Walters, Robert MehafFy,
Jacob W. Campbell, W. T. Gilbert, Chas.
Ellis. ' "
Burnside—James McMurray, Henry
Ncfl', John Young, David Fulton, Edward
•
King.
Bradford—Jacob Pearce, W. K. Wrig
ley, Maj. V. B. Holt, Win. Hoover, John
V. Kylar. .
BoggsJosepli Stites, I. L: Barrett, J.
. Turner, John Kephart.
Bract!-13. Bonsall, I. Drauckcr, Dr.
G. Wilson, Roswell Luther, Win. Rishel.
Cllcst,—. J. Tozer, William Tucker.
Covington—F. Coudriet, S. Mauee.r, S.
radford.
Decatur—Wm. Hughes, sen., Joseph
McMarren, John Shaw, Thomas Mays.
Ferguson—Wm. L. Moore, William
McCracken, Matthew Bloom.
' Fox—Jas. Moorhead, Carr.
Goshen—Jacob Mogul, W. L. Shaw, G.
R. Kline, I. W. Graham.
Girard—Abram Kylar, Wm. Nelson.
Huston—Philip Hevener.
Jordon—Joseph Patterson, D. McKee
ghen, Maj. D. Wise, E. Commoford, Gco.
Erelqrd John M. Chase.
Karthaus—Geo. Bucher, James Gun
sallas,
Jacob Runes.
Lawrence—A. H. Shaw, Nicholas K.
McMullen, G. D. Goodfellow, Wiliam A.
Reed, William Mapes.
Morris—S. C. Thompson, Thomas Ky
lar' John W. I '
rvin Evans Hunter.
Pike—S. Way, S. Evans, Geo. Conde:
Isaac Bloom, Esq., Wm. S. Porter, J. A.
T. Hunter, George B. Dale.
- Penn—Wm. Johnson; I'. Dailey,LiOt`.
seph Stugart:
Union—Westley. llorn, Peter Laborde,
jun., Elias Horn.
Tlraocheard—Robert Henderson, G. W.
Shoff.
'Borough—Wm. C. Welch, J. F. Wea
ver, James H. Adams. .
The August Elections.
INDiANA.—Joseph A. Wright and James
H. Lane, the Democratic' candidates for
Governor ane, Lieutenant Governor, are
elected by increased majorities._ This - ,
State bas.lo members of Congress. Sev
en districts have been heard from, giving
the Democrats a gain of one member.
TENNESSEE.—The Whig papers gener
ally concede the election of W. C. Trous
dale, the democratic candidate for Gover
not.. His majority will be between 2,000
and 3,000. The House is Democratic &
the Senate Whig. The Democrats have
gained two and perhaps three members of
Congress in the State.
Kexrector.--Some doubt yet remains
oer the result in Kentucky, but the Dern
ocrats claim a gain of three members of
Congress, and concede a loss of one—ma
king a nett gain of two.
NORTH CAROLINA.AS far as heard
from the Congressional delegation from
this State stands, as it did in the last,Con
gress. One district is yet undecided. If
thci Democratic candidate is elected, it is,
a Democratic gain.
licpublicanisni in Russia.—The Czar
of• Russia has published a ukase for the re ;
gelation of the Universities. These - insti
tutions have become in that country, as, in
other parts of Europe, so many hot-beds of
republicanism. The secret societies a
mong the students are imbued with liberal
ideas to a dreadful extent.. To prevent the
spread of the' contagion, the Czar has pre
sclibed that the Slumber of students at each
University shall not exceed three hundred,
anti has forbidden the reception :'of appli
cants until the, number has been thus. re
duced. '
HOUSAISNAKES We. have been credi
bly informed that a green house snake,
ttbout 18 inches long, was found creeping
into the mouth ofaninfantchild of George
Shilp,.who resides about a mile from this
I plaice. The .child, was a sleep i on the bed
when, the moth& came in, and in her
first attoinpttO draw it out she tore off a
'part of the tail. She then grasped it with
the blanket and extracted it. It had en
tered about half itslength. The child was
'Suffocated for about ten minutes before it
recovered, and .voinited blood the next
morning. --Saint ury _American.
NEGRO INSURRECTION IN GEORGIA.-
The Wakully (Fin.) Times of the 18thinst
announces that an insurrection had taken
place • among. the negroes in the neighbor
hood of St. Mary's, Ga. • Their intention
was to seize the steamboat William Gaston
and carry her to• Nassau, New Providence,
but owing to a delay in the arrival of the
boat there scheme was detected. Many
arrests were made; and the party of insur=
Tectionists is said to have numbered three
hundred.
AIM-EL-KADEL—This gallant Moorish
chieftain is still kept in durance - by the
French government. The violation of
promise committed by the former dynasty
is continued by the present one, and in an
swer to his petitions for release, he has been
answered that the government is afraid he
Will not keep his word. It must therefore,
by this peculiar fear, continuo to violate its
own.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES,
FROM THE ERMA, PENNSYLVANIAN.
Arrival of the Steamship Falcon from Chagres.
$178,000 in gold dust—Supposed Wreck
of the Propeller Col. Stanton.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.
The steamship Falcon arrived last night,
making the passage from Chagres in 6
days and 11 hours.
The Falcon brings 45 passengers, a
mong whom, are H. D. Cook, bearer of
despatches from Peru.
The Falcon has on board one hundred
and seventy thousand dollars in gold dust,
which is all consigned to New York.
The rainy season had commenced at'
Chagres, and much sickness prevailed.
The steamship Panama was to leave
Chagres for San Francisco on the 28th
August.
The steamer Oregon was up to leave on
the first of September.
The Captain of the Falcon reports that
he saw a wreck ashore at Providence Is
land, which he supposed to be the propell
er Col. Stanton, from this port, bound to
Chaves.
The Falcon left at Chaves the British
stonier Dee, and the Empire which
had just arrived.
The Falcon does not bring . any news
from San Francisco, later thati.'that alrea:
dy received by the Crescent City. •
Somewhat fuller
,aebounts from'Odifor
nia, though no- later, have been received;
from letters and papers brought to hand
by ibis arrival.
A The statement that Gen. Smith has t - a .
kedrefuge on board of a ship from Mobile,
is false.
Real estate at San Francisee is enor
mously high. ..Abptel Untried th© Rarker
House, rents.. .$65,000 - per :year; Sin
gle large rooms rent for $lB,OOO.
The former bad accounts from the, gold
regions, which wine through 'l44ican
sources, prove false.
The accounts from the mining r , regions
are very flivorable.
The ship Philadelphia, froni Philadel
phia, belongiuglo New York, was burnt
to tho. Water's edge, on the 26th, at San
Francisco. • "..
—.Gen. Riley had SUmmoned a cOnventiort
to meet at Monterey, on the Ist of Septdm.
ber, to form a plan for a territorial -gov
ernment. • .
LATEST FROM TEXAS,
Enzigration in Chihuahua—lndian Di'.
pradatioiz--:.Traders.llai—Discover
ies of a band of new Thieves-Elec
tions. (5-c,
By the arrival at New Orleans of the
steamship Ogden, advices from Texas to
the 26th ult. have been received.
The Corpus Christi Star, mentions the
departure of a train of fifty wagons and
nearly one hundred men, for Chihuahua,
The Indians were continuing their dep
redations on the frontier; a party of five
traders were attacked by a gang of Indi
ans; their goods stolen; and two of the tra
ders killed.
existed in Great excitement existed n Washing
ton and adjoining counties, in Texas, ow
ing to thediscovery of a regularly organi
sedharid of negro thieves,. in that neigh
borhood.
The Texas papers were confidently pre
dicting the election of Governor Wood.
Mr. Brown whO arrived at Galveston,
on the 25th, ult., froiii the, interior, 'says
that he saw, while at Durango, a letter
from San Francisco, dated early in June,
which gave gloiving' accounts of the
gings.' The news from California, is the
same as that brought.by the Crescent City.
A LARGE Eoct.—A western paper speaks
of a goose egg that lacked several inches
of being a foot' long l'
MARRIED—On Thursday last, by J.
•D. Cuttlo, esq., Mr. JOIIN-MASON to Miss
SusermAn GRAHAM, both of Bradford
township.
DIED—At Beaver, Pa.; on the 3d inst..
Hon: JOHN MITCHELL, formerly of Belle
fonte, aged about 70 years.
KrMr. Mitchell filled many important
offices in this Commonwealth, and at an
early day represented the people of this
county- in the Congress of the United
States.
Compound Syrup of 712 r 4. Wood Naptha,
FOR TiE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Pulmonary Consumption, Pleurisy, Bran
chitis, Chronic Sore Throat Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Chronic
Aft'ections of the Kidneys, tjc.
More proofl—Another astonishing Curell
BAvinconE, Aug. 7
THOMPSON'S
TUCKERTON, N.. 7., March 18, '46
Three years ago, inconsequence of ever•eiartion.
in miming to I lunch n boat, I ruptured it blood ves•
eel in my lungs, which was followed by profuse
spitting of blood, and consequent debility, so that 1
had to stop work. I procured the best medical treat
ment, but the bleeding recurred very often, accom
pained with fever. In n short limo a cough came
on, with grant oppressien; hectic fever and night
sweets. Thue 1 went on, gradually-growing worfie,
and I became completely discouraged, until three
months ago, I made a trial of TimmesoN's Gnat
rouND rIVRUP Teat which I used regularly for
three months, during which time I gradually impro
ved, and I now bear my testimony to its value, ns
the only medicine which benefited me, arid has ro
stored mo to health
PHILIP HOLDEN.
This invaluable medicine is prepared at the N. E.
corner of Filth and Sprite° streets, Philadelphia.
Prepared and sold by AGNEY & DICKSON, N.
E. earner of FIFTH and SPRUCE vireo', Phil-
Soh) by A. M. HILL. Clearfield, Pa,. nod by
Droggiata generally. Price 50c or 81. 0 -
perbottle
Prices of Flour and Grain.
Tho following stateinent %NM glow the prices of
Flpur atickGrnin ai tho se% ern' places rattlitionq a
our latest dates
Flour. Wheal. corn. Onin
$4 75 IOG 'GO 30
4 75 1 10 G 2 32
500 110 .G 0 35,
4 62 1 05 55 27
3 62 70 40 t:'6
6 00 1 25 75 37
MIMEMMI
New York,
(stun,
Bnltimure,
Maitrela,
Cor reel etl'iV cc* from
,
Pennsylvania., Bank, Cayuga L. 1
Philad'a b'ks, ' par Western, Roches., 30
U. S. Bank,,."' 12 Binghampton, 50
Cliambersbirg, 3 Cantu-anus co. 30
Gettysburg, I Clinton county ? 15
Pittsburg, ' -3 borrunercial, Bur., 15
Susq. County, ' 1 do 'Oswego, 10
Lewistown, no sale Farmers',Seneca, 30
I
Middletown, _ 3 Hamilton bank, 15
Carlisle, 3 Meehan. Buffalo, 45
Hollidaysburg, it Merchants' Ex., '4O
Erie, . 'lO Millers', at Clyde; 10
Waynesburg, •li Oswego, 60
Washington, . lalj Phcenix, Bufralci, 35
Harrisburg, ' 3 Staten Island, 50
Flonesbale, 1 Stateb.Buffitlo,7saBo
Browesville, 101 St. Lawrence, 75
Williamsport, 1? Union, Buffalo, 30 !
York, ' 3U. S., Buffalo, 30
All - solvent b'ks 'Dar Watervliet, 15
Relief Notes, 1.1 Other solv. b'ks, 1
TowainlAßel. nosals New Jersey.
• _UV. York City. Del. B'tlge Co. 85
Chelsea bank, 80 Yardleyville, _ 15
Clinton, • 50 Plainfield, .
Commercial, • - 2 Other solvent, par
Larayette: 2 Ohio.
Washington; : -70 Solvent Cincinnati 1*
Oilidr solv., l :As;' par Cleveland, 5
- . littv y i ork:State. ~ Hamilton,
15
AllegherAy.c.9:l36a7 s Commer., Scioto, 10
Ainerlett, Buffalo, 30 do . Lake Erie,7s
.Coininerce, dO, 35 Sandusky,
Atlas bank, 30 Norwalk,
Canal,..Albany,- 25 Farmers' Canton, 75
BfoCkliort, 25 Granville Society,
Jarnes Banlc, llLancaster, 15
Northern Ex., ~ 1 !Urbanna B'ing co. 65
Lodi, . 201125 Other solvent, 1-a
Lyons, ~ ' • 15 Under Fives, 2i
State b. Saugerties, 1
PUBLIC LECTURES,
4111 E (bends. of Temperance, and eitizons goner
", ally, will take notiFe hat JACOO CARTER, r:Sq.
will leelllFo on Temperance on Saturday and Son
day evenings, August 25th and 26th, In the court
house, allitrly-4a [idle light.
-The I:lAtt. on-Spa Democrat says "We
have listened o,three of the most eloquent
addreis'es - from ...Jacob Carter, esq., which
we live ever leara:V•
The N. .E.Waskiaglonian says :
.'ob-Carter i&,,the. most. efficient popular
leeturer ever heard in.this quarter." •
Mr.,Carter' has [up to. February ISt,
.1849,]'1ectured 625 nights, and through
Divine assistance obtained in two years
and 5 months 12000 names to the sacred
: pledge. From having spent ton years in
the service of his country—army, navy,
and revolutionary service of Texas, &c.,
and luiving expended $25000 in dissipa
tipn, he obtains crowded houses, and ma
ny signers, wherever he goes. He is
principled against charging, but expects
the friends and brethren to help him along.
He is a native of Pennsylvania, and his
father and grand-father before him. Ho
sings his own songs. - 2
CAMP METING.
A Camp Meeting for.tho Clearfield Circuit ofiho
Mired Brethren , fii Christ Hill Go held on the land
of Joseph Barger. in Bradlard township, to coin.
memo on Fridny.the 14th vt SeptemOor unit.
Aug. 14, 1849. '
CAMP MEETING.'
•
- DIY Divine Permission. a Camp Meeting for the
MP Clearfield' Circuit of else Methodist - Protest.
anr Church, will be held on lantl'of Atm. Jas. I'.
Leonard, 4 miles east of the borough Uf Clearfield,
on the now turnpike; to commence on Friday,
Adgust 24111, Ministers and members of
all Evangelical denominations, and the. public
gsnerally, are invited to- attend and participate
in the services of the meeting.
J. K. IlmognoLD, Sup'l,-
. .
Clearfield arcutt.
Aug. ' •'' ' ' •
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
dobtod to - tho Into "8
A LL porsous_ ANNEII." or.
joli, flee, fbr subscription or job-work, must make
be tile me nt on before the aproaching September
court. If those or
who p his timely notice, aro
pot to coat, it will 40 Their own fault
. .
CAMP MEETING.
A Camp Meeting •vill be hold on the - land aftir.
John Williama, near the Lutheran Church, in
Jordon township, to commence on Thursday the 211
of August next.
Nu trafficking will ho permitted within three
miles of the meeting. Thete will be accummoda•
tions in the neighLornoolf, for visitera.
P. MCENALLY. •
July 25,'49.
THE farm known as tho GRANIPION HILL
FARM, in Ponu township, Clearfield county,
and belonging to tho Miss !hones', is now offered
for sale. 'rho farm contains Clio [hundred acres
of Land, a large}pottioa of which is cleared and
in a good state ohcii/tivation, with
st4f Good Buildings,
. AND
Large Bearing Orchard
Thereon. This farm is in the heart of the eon&
mom, and in sight of Moorea Mill and is beauti
fully 'hunted. making it altogether a deeirablo lo•
canon for any ono wattling to memo a farm. 7
It will be Sold low for cash.
ftlrFor further portico/ire apply to the Mise
Bermes on ill° premise, or to the subscriber at
Cientlie/d.
of Conzino7l Pleas of Canzbri a County, No
2, October nrzn, 1849.
Gcorgo IValters,
vs Summons in PnOiOun
John Dillon.
TL LIST..
tho ['opera
To .Families.
Ahuge assortment of Glass Jors for sale—su
Milo fur holding Preserves, Pickles or Cs
Ahem, &c. They nro of all sizes from a half
to a gallon.' T4ey will bo sold low for cash.
HENRY LORAIN.
aug. fat, '49. I July 4,1849... . • '
Farm for Sale.
Aug 14, 1849.-tt
IN THE COURT
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SS
0 %xx. t. ,.. „ The Colll77WMCCaltkof Penn.
(1. sylvania to the Shetzfof Cam-1
Greeting:—
brut County,
IfGeorge Walters make you se.
curet of prosecuting his claim, then
wo command you, that you summon by good and
lawful summoners, John Dillon, late of your coon.
ty, Yeoman, so that ho be and appear before our
Judges at Ebensburg, at Our county Court of Com
mon Pleas, there to be held on the firk -Monday
of Octobeynest, to show wherefore, whereas the
said George Walters and the aforesaid John Dillon
together and undivided do- hold live° acres of
land adjoining other lands of said Walters and
Dillon on the cast side of. Clearfield creek, in
White township, in said county, with the affair.
tenances, 'partition thereof between them to be
I made according to the laws and customs of this
Commonwealth in such case matte and provided,
the said John Dillon dues riot permit, but the same
to be made does gainsay unjustly and against the
same laws and customs (as said) &e. And
haw, you then there the norms of those summon
on and this writ. -
Witness tho lion. Georg° Taylor, President 0
of our said Court at EJenshurg the 3d day ofJu
ly, in tho year of our Lord 1849,
WM, KITTELL,
Aug. 13th-31
Notice.
LL pereofie who know themselves indebted
1.1. to the subscriber for goods or otherwise,
at bile carrying on business at Salt Lek. Clear
field county, are requested to make immediate pay•
menwas ho discontinued all dealings on or before
the let a April lost—end all persons aro hereby
cautioned against paying or contracting with any
other person or persons es his agent or agents es
ho never authorized any such, and wilt not rec.
°gorse their acts. Whl. IDDINGS.
Milesburg, Centro n.)
Aug 8, 1819. pd
DISSOLUTION
OF partnership. The partnership here-
Moto mating between Erederick liollopotor
and
. Elah Johnson, under the firm of llot.t.orsTsa
eJousisuri was dissolved by mutual consent on the
15th day of May, 1849—a1l pardons knowing tin rmm
selves indebted to the firm will save cost by atten
ding to the settlement of their rei?pective accounts
on or before the let day of October next—alter that
time they will be placed in the hands of the proper
officers of the law for collection
Frt.r.D'lt HOLLORETER 7
Elan JOIINBQN.
. August 13, 1819.;',
NOTICE,
WE are determined to tiny° all our accounts
settle& Those of more than five years' atan
ding will bo left for collection without turther no
tico. Mr. Powell will give his whoto attention un
til the first of September nex
t. to
the settling ol the
Books. BIG E ,31: POWELL.
Aug. Ist, '49.
Valuable Real, Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE-.
,P 2 TOE subscriber offers to sell tho
lowing described real estate. .;
• i t . The farm ,n which he resides in Penn
I township, Clearfield county, containing
75 acres-40 of which is cleared, under good fen
ces and in a good state of rullivation. The im
prOVernente Oro a good two story Frame Muse,
rind from bank Barn, and also a good Apple Or
chard, with oilier out buildings necessary for a
farm and a nover.foiling spring of water at the
door.
Also,
Another place in the some township, containing
121 aeres—mostly timber lend, with 18 acres ttn•
der cultivation. The first is situated un the pub
lic road lending from Cum ensville to Punxsu
tawney. and half a toile from Moore's Mill
This property will be s 'ld on very ressonatilF
Fur further particulars apply to
GARRETSON JOHNSON.
June 27, 1849 —A pd $1
Professional.
Hrs. WOODS & WILSON having associtited
A- , themselves together in the Practice of Mello-
Gino. offer their professional Hermes to the people
of Curwensvillo and surrounding country. In nil
dangerous cities the unremitting attention of buth
will be given without extra charge.
IrrA it calls from a tlii•tunce will receive prompt
attention.
July 6.1849.-3 m • '
N subscriber respectfully solicits an im
median) settlement of all his old neenunts,
M. WOODS,
PRINTERS
Newspapers are informed that the subocri.
hers are extensively engaged in the menu•
facture of PRINTING INK 'of every color and
quality, which they know to be equal to any
manufactured, and which they will sell nt the
!owe's!, prices fur Cash. As they aro determined
that their ink shall recommend itself they only
solicit ONE TRIAL of it, rolying upon its merits for
future patronage. Their colored inks are warren•
ted supersue_to nay manufactured. A circular
containing•prices."&c., will . ho sent to those who
desire it. Orders for cash on city agents.necepted.
rf - Piiblishers of newspapers inserting this ad•
vertisement to the amount of and sending us
a copy of tho paper, by remitting 85 at nuy time,
will receive , a 30 lb, keg of Extra. Nows Ink,
' ADAMS Ss CO, ,
Steam Printing Ink Works, Phila.
Agents for the sale ul now and second linitil
Printing Materials. july3o
WE are requested by a number of
our fellow-citizens to announpo the
name of Dr. Jour; P. HOYT, of-Ferguson
township, as a candidate for a seal in the
next Legislature, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. ' july 3.
WE are authorized to announce that
C apt. Jimmy B. BnisstL, of the
borough of Clearfield, is a candidate for
the Legislature—subject to the action of
the Democratic party of Clearfield county.
July 14, '49.—pd
WE are authorized to announce that
JAMES M'GREE, Esq., of Bell
township, is a candidate for the Legisla
ture—subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party of Clearfield county.
WE aro authorized to announce Wu,
Limit J. Hint TILL, of , the bor
ough of Clearfield, as a j pmdidate for the
Legislature—subject to the action of the
Democratic party of Clearfield county.
G. R. Brinn Err.
WE are authorized to announce Col.
GEORGE C. PAssitoßE, of Piko
township, as a candidate for the office of
Sheri, of Clearfield county, at the ensuing
General election—subject to the action of
the Democratic party. june 19.
•
Messrs. EDITOUS:
pLEASE announce the name of
JoHN B. KYLEII, of Morris town
ship, as a candidate for the office of Sher
if, at the ensuing election, subject to the
decision of the Democratic party.
June .30. MANY CITIZENS.
W E n
a are m e requested s to
n a i n oW r E ll y nCe t J he
borough of Clearfield, as a candid o f
ate for
the office of Sheriff, subject to the action
of the Democratic party. july 5.
EING authorized, we hereby an
nounce Major JAMES 131.00 m, of Pike
township, as a candidate for the.office 'of
Sheriff of Clearfield county—subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
FALL. ELECTION.
EING auteorized, we hereby an
) nounce JOHN LONG, of Lawrence
township, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff—subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party of Clearfield county.
Messrs. Editors :—Please announce the
name of ALEXANDER CALDWELL, of Pike
township, as a candidate for the office o
Sheriff—subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party of Clearfield county.
11Icssrs. Moore tS• Hemphill
announce the name of WILLIAM M. MC
;Ci)Ixollou, of Woodward township, as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff—subject
to the decisive vote of the good citizens
of Clearfield county.
Yours, —•
BEING authorized, we hereby an-
IMMO CHRISTIAN POTTARIT, Of the
borough of Clearfield, as a candidate for
the office of County Treasurer—subject to
thei action of the Democratic party of
Clearfield county. '
S authorized, we hereby announce
.f lluntx LVAvy, of the borough of
Clearfield, as a candidate for the office of
Treasurer of Clearfield county—subject to
the action of the Democratic party of
Clearfield county.
S authorized, we hereby announce
11. FREDERICK G. Miriam, of Bell
township, as a candidate for
_the office of
Treasurer of Clearfield county—subject to
the action of the Democratic party o
Clearfield county.
pEING authorized, we hereby an
nounce JOSIAH HUNTER, of Brad
ford township, as a candida for the office
of County Commissioner abject to the
action_ of the Democratic party of Clear
field county.
BEING authorized, we hereby an
nounce WILLIAX ALEXANDER, Esg.,
of the borough of Clearfield, as a candidate
ttitc office of County Commissioner—
subject to the action of the Democratic
party of Clearfield county. pd.
lESSRS. Editors :—Please announce'
JACOB K. PEARCE, of Bradford
township, as a candidate for County Com
missioner, at the ensuing election—subject
to the action of the Democratic party of
Clearfield county. B.
Bcccaria tp,, Aug. 3, 1849.
FELLOW-CrrizENs:—l offer myself as a
candidate for the office of County Commis
sioner-,-subject to the action of the Dem
crafic party of Clearfield county.
SAMUEL SHOFF.
E sA lr u e nt a l u v tlf y riz E e s d q. t o o fp a ik n e no to u l n y c n e
ship, as a candidate for the Office of Coun
ty Commissioner—subject to the action of
the Demouatic party of Clearfield county.
tos EING authorized, we hereby an
nounce CI rtisTomtit KRATZER,
Esq. of the borough of Clearfield, as a
canditato for the office of County Aud
itor—subject to the action, of the Demo
cratic party of Clearfield county.
NEW' GOODS.
&. W. F. IRWIN have just received at
thou old eland, a full assurituout of all km&
,
o f go9 j e ifieyentunt. uhicli airy wish
to Alisposo of at rral itiolitit for good pay.
- W. r. num
Clearpold, lone 18,1849:. •
131L.A.INKS. , for sale here.. • .
B'pY virtue of writ of Ficri 'Facia*, issucd out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Clearfield
county, and to Ma directed, will bo mooed to pub.
lie sale at the Court Ilouse, in the Borough of
Clearfield, on Monday tee 3d day of September
next, n certain tract of land, eitu'ato in Beccaria
township, Clearfiold county, containing 68 acres
16 perches, beginiting at a hemlock sapling,
thonco by Goorgo Mooro's survey north 154 por
ches to a post, thence by John Witmer survey
west 75 perches ton hemlock, thence by Eman
uel Mort south 154 perches to a post, thenco
east by same 75 perches to place of beginning,
bring out of Om north cost corner of the Emanu
oh it s i gar t s urvey, with a cabin bouso and stable,
and about 10 acres cleared thereon. Seized, ta
ken in execution a nd to bo sold as the property
of Jamas Weston.
ALSO,
BY virtue of a similar writ, issued out of tho
same court and to mo directed, will ho sold
at the same timo and place, a certain tract of
hind, situate in Beccarla township, Clearfield
county. containing 110 acres 40 perches, begin%
ning at a poet corner in the south west corner of
the tract, theme north by Bohm Wilson'. survey
147 perches' to n post. by land sold to John D.
Miller by 11. Philips 127 perches 210 to post.
Blanco south 147 perches, thenco west by John
Giblott's survey 127 parches 2.10 to place of be•
ginning, being out of the south west corner of
tract survoyed on: warrant to Thomas Gibson,
with a two story hewed log house and cabin barn
end abjut 25 acres cleared Seized, taken in ex •
caution and to be sold as the property of Edward
B. Tipton
ALSO,
Y virtue of a simila r . writ, issued out of ihn
kb soma court and to me directed, will be sold
at tho memo limo and &Deo, all tho interest of
George Mason in a certain tract of land, situate
in Brady township, Clearfield county, containing
200 acres, bounded by land of PoterfF, land of
Fox & Cu. on the north, and by land of Fox on
the coat, with a cabin Imago and stab:o, and a.
boot 2 acres cleared thereon.. Seized, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of Georg()
Mason.
A L S'o; •
BY virtue of a similar writ, will bo exposed to
public sale on Friday the 31st day of August.
at 10 o'clock A. M. at the same place, the follow,
ing described real es , ate, viz a tract of land part
ly improved, situate in Lawronco township. Clear
field,county, adjoining lands of Robert Owens,
heirs of Mitchell & Goo !fellow, Richard Show &
what's—containing about 65 acres more or less.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of ---
ALSO
$Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni Esponas issu•
J 11.2
ed out of the eamo court and to mo directed.
will be exposed to sale at the same timo & place,
a certain tract of land, situnto in Chest township
Clearfield county. surVeyod on warrant dated in
1793 granted to
.John Cermoody , beginning at n
post by a hemlock, thence, by land of John Graff
north 40 deg, west 115 perches to a birch, thence
by Innd of J. &J. Neely west 246 perches to a
hickory and maple, thence south 160 porches to
a maple, thence north 72 porches to the begin.
ning—containing 282 k acres and allowance, with
four dwelling houses, three barns and about 80
acres cleared thereon. Seized, taken in OXCCIJ.
tiro' and to be sold as the property of Elias Herd
& Salmon J. Tozer, and with notice to B Wood,
D. Wood and J. Wood, terro tenants. by
JOHN S'l'l'l'ES. Sh
Sheriffs Office, Clear•
Juno 12, 1849. # •
MILLER & MANLEX,
a s amantaal AND aaltaalat
- MALMO'S.
rriziE subscribers having entered into partner.
.1 ship in the above named business, respectful.
ly solicit a share of public patronage. They flat
ter themselves that they can furnish work to all
persons who may be pleased to call, to their en
tire satisfaction. They will keep on hand .
Cabinet - work and Windsor Chairs
of every description. Upholstered chairs made
to order.
ALSO, Dentist, Invalid, and Chamber
Chairs—Chair Beds and Bed Chairs.
irrThe Bed Chair can tie converted from the
Arm chair to a complete bed in two minutes, and
also will fold to tho small compass that can be car.
vied under the arm. It is particularly suitable
for Military officers and Professional gentlemen.
N. B.—Coffins made in the neatest manner and
on the shortest notice.
CHARLES MILLER.
ROBERT MANLEY.
Clearfield. July 23,1849,—Gm
JULY 27, '49
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Clearfield county, there will be exposed to
p•ttdic sale on Monday the 3d day of September
next, at the court house in the borough of Clear
field, the following described real estate, late the
properly of Mary Campbell, dec'd, viz-100 acres
of unseated timber land in Lawrence township,
.itunte near the waters of Little Clearfield creek
—bounded nn the south by land of I. Thompson,
by land of Bigler Er.co.on the east, J. J. Read on
the north, and by land now in possession - of Jo
siah Campbell nn the west.
TERMS—One third cash on confirmation of
sale, balance in 2 equal annual payments thereof.
ter with interest, to be secured by bond & mort
gage on the premiss'', %VAL BIGLER, Ex'r.
July 23, 1849.
JOSEPHI. H. JONES,
rt 1 . 1 ESPECTFULLY IN
la forms his friends and
customers that ho still con•
wines hie businees at his old stand,
whom, he is prepared to execute all orders in his
line of business, to tho lull satisfaction of his cue.
turners. tie vtarients work of his manuracture
to be or the. 1.61 materials as well as of tho latest
s'yle of fashion. .110 also has a general •assurt•
merit of _ _
tuauve) amp ouvaleao
of all kinds, no fullovo, viz:
Womens Calfskin Boots, do Gaiter Shoes,
do Gaiter Pumps, Men's fine calfskin
Boots, sewed pdo coarse boots, sewed; do
do do pegged; do do boots, lined; do
Kip boots, lined; Mons fine Monroe
boots ;do fine shoes do fine pumps ;do
coarse Monroe boots ; do do shoes ; Bells
boots and shoes, •
IrTN. B.—Ali kinds of grain and hides tenon iri
oachango for Boots and shoelat :ho Maritet prices.
and Cash not rofused.
July 14, 1849.7--3 m
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
worICE is hereof gicen•tecill creditors, legatees
and other persons interested, that the following
aceo•ints Imo boon passed and filed in the Regis.
tors office of Clearfield county; and that the same
will by presented to the Orphans Court of said cnun'
ty 1 - .3r confirmation end 'alloWeinceen the Sd day of
September next, in the Court house in the borough
of. Clearfield. ' •
Isl. Tho account of Michael end William Wise.
administrators oldie estate of Conrad Wise, late of
Pike lownslpp, deceased ' '
• WM. C, WELCII 'Beer.
July 14, 1849. , . • , •
. NOTICE. •
•
LL persona indebted to the subscriberler WOOL
Ilk.. CARDING and Pumas:64 et the Clearfield Bridge
Factory for the years 1817 and 18.18 will please Calk
at the store, and settle fer the seine, 10 further
trouble, having relinquished the. ltuattictiqu'::,,,i
. ' 44140 .FogAgirri
Ali/ 81, 1841. • •
, .
Shimifri.s: - Spile!ii•
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
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