II
11
ccoppplgtO Cabs Mouppilt,
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Of this mysterious enterprise, the Wash.'
itr gtolVti.eCtratipandent j'el- the,;' Charleston
COltnier• says; , r , •- • - . . • • • I
the • ridicule throWn
b i ,Y,Othp:,OPiCitceit,printa on the late
rri
claatton of dneutrality; -and, their denial •
of 04";€ 9 ;:jklifirikeej ,uny enterprises,,on. the
part of our cittz'enS against the Govern
ment ofcaba,, nn eipediden of a hostile
chttraetcir,has diem so well plant - 100'1M
it will be only delayed, and not frustrated,
by lhe'interposition of this •government:—
The' first design was to land in Cuba only
fifty' men, as officers, with' a good Sapply
of arms, &munitions, the whole to be under
the direction of Gen.i Lopez... They :ex-
Peeted thar, 2 .11.4.:61P.0n :as the ,revolutionary
flag was_raised, a . large portion I -of the-peo
ple would:rally around it,• and that even,
the'army, viltich?..conSists of fifteen thous
and' Spatilalt 'sol'diers; wire. are treated'aS
elsvc3, weiild'relbSO tC'serve' against theM.'
is plan wail; hoWevcr,'Abandoned by
leaders, ; alley, findingthat every effi
cient aid- be 'Obtnined in this' country,
giving the eatbrprize . a more Ainerietin
character: "The exulting designis, tetland
twenty-five ltUndied men; velt artned'nnd
equipped, with a.good supplY of
,artiileiy,
&c , and under!tin American commander.
The landing will probabl be made , On the
south side 'of tit 4.; island—where their force
will be immediately increased by theac
cession of large numbers of young and en
thusiastic:. Creches, if they meet with
much resistance;l : and get intw`a perilOus
poSition; their friends in the United States
will; it- is' , expecuid, 'raise an irresistible
popular clamor in their behalf, and from
every, port in the. Union, thousanda . of
thtin to their• relief; as
first ns wind'and steam can carry thern. -
In 'this way, Cuba, they 'say; is to be rev s `
lutionized in a single campaign." .
Camillo' &c., of the Week.
The past week has witnessed numerous
criminal and - ,unfortunate occurrencesin
our city. On. Sunday evening, a .German
shoemaker made a murderous assault. up
on his wits, ,and', had inflicted n severe
wound in her throat when his little daugh
ter gave, the alarm, the wretch fled, and
has not :been heard of since. Various
little frayS.haN'e °enured ns usual, in ploy
ainen'sing; Oh:SUnday Mathew Landon
accidentally „shot himself, 'on n gunning
excuraion,and:died in a few hours. On
Saturday, Joseph W. Wink fell off the
cars, near Gray!s Ferry, and was kill
ed. The same day the body of an
unknown white man was found drowned
in.,the Schuylkill.. In the evening of Sat
urday also, the John. Stevens steamboat
ran down to man in a gunning skiff: but a
boat being got out, the man was saved.-r.
An'Unknowa colored man Was found, on
:...rittirday, dead on a cellar door. An un
known colored man was found drowndd
in the Delawar/ river, on Sunday. On
Friday, n colored man named Jas. Bird,
WaSTemrderously assaulted by his wife,
and now lays in a .dangerous position.—
A 'terrible . homicide, perpetrated by a
woman, is narrated in another paragraph.
What: a catalogue of crime and misfortune
a Week in' a great city brings to light
.Will 'humanity ever be bettei - I—Nciils Ga
zette.. •
• 110Iti1li MURDER IN Bri.usrouu; CON.
etteirr.A . girl aged twelve years, na.
.pd, Emily, Cooper, was violated S.: :ram
dared. (licr .throat
. being - cut front car to
etti),ori the 14th inst., by her cousin, a dis
sipated man named Leander Foot. Alter
committing.: this. crime, he drank more
rurri,:and . then 'proceeded to the house of
his 'meother, l and commenced beating her
with' a hammer. Seale of the neighbors
being attracted to the house, he fled to the
cellar, l sliere he attempted suicide by o
pening a v chi in arm. When found,
he wig so- much exhausted by the loss of
blood; that - he was unable to speak. He
was, of courser committed to jail.
-The rNiiw ~Mayen Courier of Monday,
addS the follewing:— ,11
Aye,have -semn a ; number of : individuals
who 'reside near the scene of the murder;
who state that it is the opinion of the-phy-;
Marin ''Wito"\s ; aS sumnioned att the 'time;
that 'the' person . of the 'girl "was Vicilateifby,
the - fierl,revious to .his _horrid act. ppm,
8t the` 'wounds" upon, the persen of. we.
Foot..are..ver3 severe : Rad it is coal : 0d she
will.not. recover. S;c is represented 118
e_;:c.cdent old . lady., The.. mur
-09.r0 gil:t hqi l been living with, Mr. hoot
for a, number of years, and was,, sister of
My.. Pan,. Cooper,, of this it
is said
Olaf. the .. niftdcrer, after committing ;he
deed - , travelled four miles teel4ain a sup
ply ,olthe ',Try:poison. WhiChhad
;instiga
ted -the. ttcti , andt , afier renewed .. draughts,
• atterripted the destruction, of,
parent in order to cover up his former_
goof., had jpag' , J* tevp'lnilhOTlitt!
at offendor in thifloprityoria , has sew
oraltirribsbabii-'imiriSOned'for''dißrikpri
,' ;,
, :ry
mg
or
un.
Y: n‘
of
mu.;
I .ut
war
tuid
'oil
ink!
some
rder
Out
h
count
,tha
1,11113.
It, ad*
fit IN a
-10.) Welt
:i I:: 111 •
. 1 I ‘ . " Maytta Monarchy
By an arrival at this o 0 on i'uesctay,
frcliNgekt tiu Prinee,:iwoqqarnttat I ttio'Sen-
Alcsiakid tichgrlbcrs of /IVO haY9 YePPlY
to.uhtinge.the form of government from a
republic to a monarchy. Private- letters
have bean received; rta -details of
the Coronation ofthPlate PfesidentSoloug'ue
and„his wife, as emperor and empress.
wind . ;
on
. f.D4t
"ibldost
..ous•
albs
itihd
• 4allo.
).( 1 310
I f og
tiabd
• o ento
nr
411$
,a Y 1
la&
':s,ttA3lllcutT ACC.II2Eti T.—
Th 6 SMITII6SI4Ftry IrObps
for Florida. on board, burst her boilei near
Tamp4sll)2ut , tho. 101illet4;ald it is statscl
arid 120 . horseti , :lid mules., ~ , 94411, further
liaitictilarahre A ('6l-:W •
Yr . W•••••• ,l 7,;•'\ • e
-‘\\ trtfjA~Du
' weeks` ending' the
- these, 255 were . hy cholera, fiial.y.,yellOiv
fevdr;and 109;by Consumption.
,1:3
Fear:Allaßroad.Accident.
NV9 leatzi from trio hist - Pottsville Em
hint, dna tliro Most painful Oxidant:ll,6o.
curred on . the Railroad near ,tho Mt. Car
bort,'Dopet,- , an Thursday afternoon last,
one, of which resulted 'fatally,?
The first was the case of MxintEw
sprightly lad,' some 'lO years
of age, son, of . : the Hon.' James 'Cooper,
who was. indulging in a ride on one of the
Coal trnins, and in attempting to get , 40;n
from the Car, fell acrosS the rail,tho wheels
phssing over one 'of his legs, crUshing it
horribly., . The little 'sufferer - was immedi
ately placed upon .a litter and conveyed
Whisipftrents at Pennsylvonia Hall, where
the. wounded limb 'was amputated ojust a.
Bove the knee by Drs. Halberstadt and
i'Ve are most 'happy te, learn
that Ihe patient. is quite.conifortablo, with
prospect of rcabvcring rapidly.—
The .second was.that of.JOhn
a'young man, Conductor or brakesman on
one cif the coal trains, who was accident,
ally :thrown'. upon th track, very near
Where the tie,cidenthappened to the lad a
bove tinned,. and 'so Much injured by the
Cars passing over him, • that • ho died tho
a me - afternoon •
Todurtwor at Woman Condemned to
Dcatkr.=-411d . Coventry (Eng.) Herald
publishes a most revolting account of the
torture of a female prisoner lying under
sentence of death in Coventry jail, by the
Rev. Mr. Chapman, chaplain of the prison.
It appears that this clerical monster, on
entering the cell of the condemned wretch,
for the ostensible, purpose of administering
spiritual .consolation to her,' called for a'
lighted candle, and having, obtained it,
held the hand, of the unfortunatr prisoner
OVer'the flame until her skin rose in large
blisters! By main•force ho compelled her
to bear the cruel. torture ' for, no minutes,
and at the expiration .of that time coolly
informed her that the pain was nothing to
what she would Aiffer in hell, ‘ where, her
whole body - would , be roasted ad infinitum.
The chaplain did not deny the charge, but
said he was actuated, by the best of rho,
fives, his only design being to “flicilitate
her notion of pain,'.',end give her some idea
of the torments •of •the damned.* After
scorching the poor creature's hand -he read
prayers to her for about ten minutes.—
The reverend gentleman, who would haVa
made a first rate familiar of tlid Spanish
inquisition, was dismissed from the chap
laincy, and would probably be expelled
from the ministry..
Sek,ure of an American Steamboat by
The Canadians:—The Detroit Bulletin of
the 11th says the steamboat •"Franklin,"
plying between Detroit and Saut Ste Ma
rie, was seizedlhat day on the other side
Of the 'riVer,,by the Canadian authorities,
for a violation of the Tevemte :laws. The
complaint was that the F. had been in the
habit of landing at Round Island supplies
for persons residing on islands acknowl
edged to belong to Canada, in the vicinity
of the mouth of St. Mary river. Round
Island has always been known, in that
country - at least, as belonging to the Uni
ted States, and for years it has been the
practice of boats carrying up supplies for
Canadians in that section, to land them at
Round Island, undoubtedly for the pur-pose of avoiding duties, and from which
place the inhabitants of the islandS,
knowledged as Canadian, would take their?,
Round Island, in the straits of St. Mary,
is certainly, we think, American soil, andl
where the Franklin has, of course, an un
doubted right to land American goods, St, 'if
thence they are carried into British terri,
tory; enryteighbors must look to their own
subjects. "The boat was properly bonded
by Col. McKnight, the owner, and proem
de,d on Tier ; way to the Saut. •
. .
TILE Ex-Eriqo or FRANCE. — A French
paper called Ordre, publishes a long*:
count about an interview with Louis
ippo in England last fall. The fallen moil;
arch' declares that his rapid flight • from
France in February, 1848, was accom
plished more to prevent bloodshed among
hiS people, rather than, to ensure his oWn.
Safety. He denies indignantly the charge
,that, he is rich..'
,He'says the stories about
14,owning linuees in New' York and Lon
don lire:all 'ifalse. • He is not only poor,
but in debt: . ; lte OplziinS ,his position in
regard to the dovernment of France, from
which it ,appears ' that ho is made to bear
'the. :sins ,of,others. In other words tiie
French people aro very hard to governi
and if thura'.,don't 'go right, BaMOOdy
must , ihear a thes,blairie, We .Suspect
'real' secret is the' great public debt. ":Lon..
IsTap'eleen'S administration iartintlingthe
nation in debt much fastex: than did. Louis
Philippa, - and . ivitatis: sviirs:she ,, has . got
nothinita OlOw for 'We May:therefore
look for another change before tong,—;Ni
' Y D,igpiach: ' • • •
,
' t We'are happy that the antiquities at
the Vatician have not been tnjurett . 'hy the
recent seige of. Rome: • In the library,
commenced fourteen hundred years 'o b no,
there are .4.,Q,,p0Q manuscripts, Latin, He
br4wiltild 8 . 3 1 rine, Armenian, and
Arabian. The whole of I the/ immense
bbildingh are filled .with stathes found be
eath ancient Itorde; and ivhen it is ltnown
that thgre from
pies and palaces, the riches of the Vatican
may. be imagined. •, • • • '‘•
• •
Ell
~y
MAP.4IFin - PnZPi li q a y.
L. Cottle, ,G 1 4 1 .5 1, to
Miss ELIZA SOLT, both of ioiradtonttp.
''' . • " ''EXECIITOR'S'' NOTICE.
No . ricE is,herß!pi.,siventhet letter. lestettion•
tery have teEn'giente`ti r, th the etamerthure
ePett,thltouvtutcpeAlitinte. litottql. • ; Nip .01 Irptly,
lowllmitiP,4;leatiffie),,A,ceiiply, 001;cli! . Pdt (LP Pplrs9,l: l , o
41 - liming ,t,hefinttetYlslil,lfle,htek te, soh] etttete ore
req „ afoo d . , u ptitipayruero,, 40 9F , Pliru!Rtitly PIM
of Otto;0 er, nmtt ihmse.lia.ving. Cluir9°J CIPVIO the,
Om ill pelotas-041KP ~441 Y AkuttleAttc , tp -41 , 4 °.!
sett
omettio ..).,1 - I ~.,1,• , t 1 , ~, ~ :, ~1 . ,'.l ',I,
Faxes ,Rieuzx„, , Ex i• is „„
, 'io9EPOl , : larizti: ~. u!)
90pi. , 6, taiixlLliLf olt ',
t xii -,: , ,, L,0 ~i1),:.:')
Facts tor the People._
bodytti heat , wet
beet. putting on .or keeping on we clothes, in ad=
ditton to lierodititikylitipotillon , or: nytwholesome
employmerti.,..arCp,4Oe'itiribeti-,printafy and most
frequent.eithsei. of.thattlUtftil• disetso--Puttso .
NARY.,COI,43I,I6IPTION. 'llO retitoettl of tho
ef
feces of congeal, froioni theiyetem.cif all oh•
structien: - alloying. • irritation .and pruineling n
healthy tie - dim:or thei , snot Speedy and
certain remedy 14 TherilBo7i.ll,coippoundSosip of
Tar and War? •
This yreparattan is-fettned-Jiy a union,of_seine
of the principles; of our riniin4nliinble vegetable
pectorals in &labile:men Tar--the value
of which, in all . alreellAii,ef the breaeti.all know
. ,
and confess .Since its„int retitle' ion, - of those who
have employed it,
"None nntuoiit but , inipraiae.".
And even WO rejudleo,u(Physicians to the em..
,ployment of corribinailens. pi, whose exact consitt•
uents they, may he ignoratiiii has been scalar over
come that TnisOric ens heart -Itleoo6llllloloED and
is now daily. riztoritamo in their practice.
This invaluable medicine is - propared'nt the N. E.
corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Prepared and sold by AGNEY & DICKSON. N.
E. cornet of FIFTH and SPRUCE aiieete,:Phili•
adelphin;
Sold by A. M. FIILL, Clearfield, Pa.. and by
Druggitiolgenerally. Price 50e or ea pi) per bottle
•
Prices Of Flour and Grain.
.
' The follawnii littitemOnt sill!' shOW the prices or
Fleur and Grain at the several places raentioned'ul
our latest dates. ' ,
- - _Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oald.
Philadelphia, ” $4'75 .' 106 ' GO 30
New York, 475 110 ' 62' 32 '
flos!on, s'oo' 110 60 .35 '
ffilinuore, 462 105 55' 27
Pittsburg, 362 70 40' `:6
Clearfield, . 600 125 . 75 37
MINK N
Corrected Weal) , from
Pennsylvania.
Philad'a b'ks, par
U. S. Bank, 12,
Chambersburg, l.
Gettysburg, • '',
Pittsburg,
Susq. County, • 13
Lewistown," no sale
Middletown,
Carlisle,
Hollidaysburg,
Eric, • • 10
Waynesburg, 131
Washington,. lal3l
Harrisburg, +
Honesbale, ' 1
Browesvillc,
WilliainspOrt, •
*York,,,,
All solvent Wks , par
Relief Notes,
Towandaliel. nosals
New Yolk City. •
Chelsea bank, 80
Clinton, 50
Commercial, • 2
Lafayette, 2
Washington, 70
Other sole. b'ks, par
New York State.
Allegheny co,
.60a75
America, Punk), ao
Cominerce,";do,•• 35
Atlas bank, 30
Canal; Albany; ..25
Brookpoit, 25
Janies Bank, 11
Northern Eic.; ,
Lodi, • ' 20625
Lyons,
State b.Snugerties-1,
STRAY STEER.
C %mu. planitition of the aubterther in
- Hog git 'tow niifil...eleartieltl :cnupiyf, on the
2Gth clay of Anonet , BRINDLE faUlt,
purposed to be , ttojettrg ot.l. The owner is re-'
riVicatettto'cuttierqweril raid 'i!rove his prn;ierty,
otherwitte it will ho tlioposett aiio, law directs.
." • • :GUORGE W iisoN';. se I.' •
.September 16, 1849...'
-LWAQI)C.gUi'ai , : ValiA - Watt
-1111A.Kniv -,
'11.; rp:pectfolly informs the public
, • !hat cenniieuCt dI the ribose mention.
cd in the .borough••of Clearfield. ONE
DO011" north of the Igunsiol:Ouuie s ., where,lie is
prePerell.to repair C.ocks, Wattlice .and JOYVOIry
ofest ry bind Ile hopo:by Atrict anent:mule
bOsine'se to.nierit, end recrilie a share ol
patruilego. Work Juni on the shortest notice;
and'nfo!t reasonable tering. • •
3,;;F„:11.AIN.
Srli. 19 '1849.: • >••
. • .
• .... .
ORPHANS', COURT ; BILL
'
.`oit. Valuable: Beal - Estate.
-
INfa I ad i ftaso a C t
pefet ore n. oh_.r_o_ 0..1__ _rplt ns' our 'Ol
Itilcialiefilcomily.wilhie exposed jo public sale
eii•the Piiefriiies,lii Beecariatownltlilp. on Thursday
the 18ttidtvrol:Oclober next, the fpilowing , doicri•
betViRcOPY rlatisuAtie giettka:f.A.'ditirt No. ling, de•
teased,':viz: • • •• •.- -.•.; .' , u„
- '-..-•. - • ILIF4r• .• e 8
or parcels of land, irtuirtd.in sat towns im of :Mara
riu. one .nt - Wltich contallia."!oo acres, more or lees :
on winch 113;erecteAtt ptre,esto - .•,,• - 'l' .
~
ft t
; • ..:., .04•11402:41 Male .
almost ~entirely new, with::-Two' oust of iviONV.ii, 9
8511I1' MACHINE, end' iliP11:?, 1114 in good order a•
Bout said mill , with 4 'good supply of writer—the
situation is wall known,, being tho pine where
Smith's Mill lormerly wood,
,'There is 4 pod, large
' TWO'' ...,;;rr='• . • , .5.,9 TORY
.. • •
LOwelling.. ).1
•111
1' ) 1 . Iluitse, ,
, „ ,
w:th all necessary out buildings; together with o
a:Lay arid a hull dwelling house and ilkneksinith
shop ono said I aml._ )) Dore is Jill° a good seat for
a saw mill on said trac t, so•fat labove the grist mill
us not to interiero with it.
' TIM tithM: tract adjoins the 'above, and contain!
100 acres, more or less, on which is erected a litrge
. ''
' ' TWo Story Framellouse
A LARGE FRAM. BARIV: •
There' id fine springs 'of water' on said lorms•-uo
thriving young ~ • • • • ~
' OKHARD I . • '
a ndabout Foil CY or Ft Y . ,l:y acres , of cleared: land
pr? each, Inapt ~ The himl is orgoed , quolity,'ond is
well timbered With volUable tirober, ' The situation
is pleas:int and ad Viiiitagemis. tubing Immediately on
the Glen Hope & Little Bald Erigliu Turnpdte with •
in 12 miles of •the Central Railroad, rind too , best ii•
d4pted lot public business id that or, any °Lib° ad
joining to•snallips„, i 1., ~: , : . , . ~ ~
Tiotivititog:SAV.".--Ono:iliird of the purchase
snoneyto he , paid,rni contiTatiop of the sale and
the ,rositlue in ,two ectitat:anhisul payinehts, with in
thest ini s'ati! Pilot:eras trod' the daY of 'sale'. do
baliineellif tho purchnse money M: he isearod tik the
bonds'and'inurtglige of the purchaser. -
* * 4 Sale to commetqee et 10Viclock A. M. of said •
day, when due attend:glee will he given by,
~ , -! ".. •' Al. B. WftlollCi9uatditin.
11ioti;iilactlie. cirphone:c9itir of elboriiiild'conn:
''. I 1 . . ''" WM. C T WELICI!, Ittig"!.. l l
eiltinia?9r: 7, 'lol,l i' . ',:, : :(‘ ' , l . '", :, ''''
•• '‘..•
IlliANlKKtior sale here.
,11,'I
-l4kojEALl4:lllPirefECW l o 3l ...if:: , i , rw
i f nOglek t n 4 Zi
•1. Ot I •
For land VOMMISSIOner; (Tr: v:lrtn
jOHIN A. GAMBLE . ;
OF vstcoitillo cotiniv.
For ,
John-15.. Centrecore7itij.,
W J. qf Cleccrficid.
TLS LIST.
the Phi;adelphin Papers
Bank, Cayuga L. 1
Western;Roches., 39
Binghampton, . 50
Cattaraugus co: 30
Clinton county, 15
Commercial,Buf., 15
do Oswego, 10
Farmers'; Seneca, 30
Eindilton bank, 15
(Alechan. Builitla, 45
Merchants' Ex., 40
Millers', at Clydo,lo
Osivego, -)- 60
Plicenix. ) Buffalo, 35
Staten Island, 50
State b.Buffalo,7sa6o
'lSt: Lawrence, 75
Union; Buffalo, 30
O. S. Butlido 30
Watervliet * ' . 16
Other solv. b'ksj 1
New. JerseV.•
B'dgo'Co. . 85
Yardleyvilfe; 15
Plainfield, ,
Other solvent, par
01110.
Solventtnacinnatil&
Cleveland, 5
Hamilton, ' 15
Corniner., Scioto, 10
do Lake Erie,7s
Sandpsk--
iandpsky,
NonValk, --
Farmers \Canton, 75
Gkanville Society,
ILcmcastpr f 15
lUrbsnita Wing co. 85
IOthel( solvent, 1
Under Fives,
h . .
ALEX. CALDWELL.
,TIZEASURER4
Christian PottarW
COMMISSIONER:
Samuel Way.
AUDITOR,
OM
Christopher-Kvitzei% ,
. •
WHIG TICKET.'
Canal (b)nntissioner.
HENRY M.' FULLER.
OP LtritllNE COUNTYr
ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM HUTCINSON.
OP CENTRE COUNTY. '
TREASURER.
ARTHUR BELL.
JULY. 27,
Messrs. Moore c 5;
announce the .name of W tw,Lori4l. :Mc.
Cum.oron, of Woodward township, ati l a
candidate for the office•of Sheriff—subject
to.the decisive vote of, the good citizens
of Clearfield county.
Yours,
ARTHUR BELL', t the township of.
Bell, will be sappOrfed' as the INDEPEN
DENT candidate at. .the Office of County
Trea - Surer at the next General Election,
l*the voters Of Clearfield county. .
MANY. .
COAL! COAL!!
TlK . Sui , orrttirr keep n offloonol !•upply
COAL--etcher rn%O or tvii•d' Itio BANK
—lr rabli-:cuuutry pruduce ur order , from
R. Slow r ' •
-(.lr. C. MANUBL.
,Aug. •
•
• DISSOLUTION
The! fg4iiiership hereto . :
O lord mining 1,0%.% can iniqns K ol ot,
has 11.i4 'been divoulcetr mutual !unsold.
Thdtko huvitig elnima rigairukt emit!. lifni:siykil,pr,e
sent them nrimetlnktely,lo !iktvb , Ksint.4:lkkr,psrp
the pcoproy, in, ,114 . ,pursolenqn,
and hC ` ie In inky nil debilitile
.t.keon Ki;N•rz,
•-• LE VlSKL~?ir'lt
Brady 11)‘‘ilalpr, Aprils!. 1849. 7 '
STRAY: STEER.
AblE to the resitleocer)l the sub
•seriper pa I,owrette,o townedop
. or ,rthout.the 13. h day of.lu!y, n
0101 Pkt. 11. ED EER: 'nlxmt onetyen void,
a 'v.hitat slope alangtho• back, Orld
speckled hip;. • rho owner i,21 frq9C5lC,Li so, comi
tom not and claim his properly . tie
disposed of according to taw
DEnnicw.
Sept. 4, 4849.
A rtiew
Mid 500 acres oi limber Land'
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Tlll.:subscribers offer et private Sale the follow , -
ingg described valiiable;properiy, viz :
p.,SAW.MILI. just new.rspable of foiling 4000
•
feet per day with case, together' With 500 in- reit
of Timber land—a new Story FRAME
HOUSE at the mill.„-and another Ilya:Story'
HOUSE. and .a BARN, at the Erie mrhpike on
said tract.
This ppperty, is situated on Morgan's Run,
williin one.and a-hill miles or ' Clearfield Creek.
in Boggs lArnolthip, and is well•ihip‘sl'iti . the
Lumberirri business.. . • .."
0:717i)r terms and further partieuhris ripply, to
ettbeieZuf,the subscribers, or to ..10.61Aki W. SMITH.
E.t . a . : Clearfield, Po.
• ,
Dori* COWDER,
• CHARLES SLOAN.
Aug:27, 1819 ,-1,41
• 'iro"F •
A large.astorttnent ol Glans Jars for solo—auit
abtoll3oiPfili4ii-t itervesoo Deities px..Can!
thee, /tic.. They are lit all oizeik.from-a half pint
to a. gallon. -They bo wild low for cash.
-,• - HENRY LORAIN.
Jul); di; 109. - .
. ~.fi..CENTS WARM
AtV A wly Jrurn thiCq.sitiervto of kho'itilificri
I.la Clecirrietd on
1116'nighi °Unto 2lat itegUalib‘bli.))i . tiounit white
grrl named Amanda 'Jordan; aged labutit 14 harp.
Tho' public ore hereby cautioned agueentburbOr
ing ur Wooing 'her on my account as 1 %N ill poy
no debts Whir contracting otter dna date. Thu
above reveard--bui nq thotikei— bo given fur
her apprebenston and retu nu •
Ltnaksoo, sr. •
Aug. 26,1819. • ' ••, t •
- Valfiable Real 02:filate.
AT , PRIVA'rE SALE.
;2- irl"''ubscilber ',frown) obll the tai
"tit. •
laming iftictibed real eetute. , •
11;eitlirtn Ort` which he't miles in Penn
si ,
' to Clearfield county; containing
75 UUMS-40 of w'hich . is cleared..under,gend fin. l
cee and in 4, good Biota of cultivainin.
prusemente ara e good ,two story, Frame' Muse,
and framo hank BUM, and aitu !Ivied Apple'
chard. wilts other, out
,fluiltprtos, l necessirryl,
farm and a norer.faihng ,epring of„warer *al'the
dour.
'Also,
Another place in the 1101710 town Ship, ronitilning
12f acres—mostly.timber land, with 1B acres un.
der cultivation. 'The-first is situated on the pub
lic' road leading from'. Coro ens% to Poarsti
tavretey. and half a rode Irma Afootee,Allll
Tliie property•strll •heir $1,1,0n very ,reapanahle
termee."Fur furtlier. particulars en 14.10.1- • , . •
t ‘ : a,GARBETSON JOHN.SO.;I,
'Juni 27.'18 49 Pd 81 t r. 1., J.
(021.:(Etteae, /glt
ims ;asp lie relsi agni'nst 'Hutt
mVstiAnamell JONATHAN CARSON, as
I will pay no debts of pis'canlnseling alter
ROBART I CARSON.
' Woodward tp., Stspr.-4; - '4l),
11 blfl 1A 't?.l
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I T ' FIt i OtILNYIATI ON;iIItjT,,
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WEREAS. • 13,( c ett,cit of Ole Gonecni As.
Vi` sembly of PeneSi ;A lbeele;guliitiii 'A ii Aet
to regulate the General Liec ton within this Com.
jetinWettlihil' , lti , Wninedeirthb ;SherifTseri c
Utiiiirent C7E31,06,0 giVQ,,np,bti9 rloltee ; moth
eleetiatt,lho place mehefr to end fir nal.
cent to be elected r—l'here . fore . 1; JOHN SITt'ES),
High Shrill of Clearfield
PUBLIC • gOTIC .4 • - .1 f• :
To Arlo electors of:,the county. of ClearPeld; that
a General Election wilt bo held op the SF.COND
TIJESD4‘Y. OF OCTOBEReext ? • thetnic the bit
AY of the' stinoth;l 'the Veit lelect ton 'diet Het s
in said (entity. at ksitiehlitne and place the cleat;
Sled 'electors will elcet— •, I •••
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ONE' erson fbr, Canal Commissioner d
..t6Commottwealth. ' '
TWO Persons to represent the counties o
Centfo and ,Cleartleld'in the hous . 6 o
: Repreentativcs of this'Corrnonciiealtli
ONE Person 'for sheriff.
ONE 'Person for County, 'Treasurer.
ONE Person for County CornraiSsiOne4
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ME
ONE Person for County Auditor.
The eleciorp of the Enid county %vill take nopee
that the de( lion .lieht,at the . tollo‘Oeit
At the court hou.sein the boroughorclear
field for Lawrence toWnship.
At the house orWm., Hoover for Bradford
township.. i
At the house ofJohn Goss for Lictiture
township.
At the house of Samuel M. Smith for'Be=
curia township. , ,
4t l the house of John, Draucker, ' for Pike
township.
At the house of Jacob Maurer for Coving
ton township,
flinhouse of Wm. C, l Foaly fur Brady
township.:; • ' _
At the school house on SpeifOr's for
Penn township....
At the house of James Curry for Chest
township.
At Congress Hill schoolhouse for Girard
township.
At the house of James Allport for Morris
township.
At the house of John Young for Burnside
township.
At the house of Aseph Ellis for Bell
At the holise of James McNeal 'for Jordan
township.
At the house of George Turner for Boggs
township.
At the house of Jesse Wilson for Huston
township.
At the house of Thos. Davis for Ferguson
township.
At the house of John I. 13uridy,iOr Fox
township.
At the house oriChn Whiteside for Wood-
Ward township.
At the Public School-house for Goshen
township.' .
At the Frame house formerly ocupied as
a boarding house, for Kartlmus tow'p.
At the l 'court house for ' the borough of
Cleaifield. '
At the Store houSe of W.'' Moore tot.
Union township
NOTICE 18 fIERCJIY.GIVEM. , That . ell per,
11111111 (eseept Justices of the Prom) a hn shall bald
any uffive or appointment of profit or fruisi, till
iltr the. governinani of 'the 'United' States or of
ails State, or of any' 'City or' linkirporatell'ilisiriei,
whether a commissioned • °Ricer or 'a
aul?ordinnte officer or agent, who is or B1).11 be
employed under the Legislative. Executive or
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Legislature, and of the melees or c ommon cethicil
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ilistrici. ore by law incapable or holding or rxerci•
sing, nt the same' ilmo, the °III a or oopointment
of Judge, lorpee or or Clerk, of 'nny o'er( on of
this Commonwealth ; and Abet no Inspector,
Judge, yr other •officer of any such election shrill
be eligible to nny ndice voted tor. ,
And iho returti Judges of, the renpectitje dis.,
trick aforesaid, are required to'meet at the (-Mut
linitie in the bineugh of Clearfield on the first
Friday next after, the reill.seronil Tuesday of Oc.
tuber. thou nod fliare l So dual' l!t4re things fcquir.-
eil of thorn by law.
Given under ray hand and'seal. 'at Clea rfi eld. this
sixth day of September.' in the year of our Lord
• one thousand right hundred and forty•nine, and
of the Independence If , the United States the sqv ,
cntylourth.
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,
OF us for nearly half a pentdky, and 'the
othe'r for several years—We believe it Will
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that nothing more thaii . a genCi'altdeclara
tibri of our
,priiiciplep and the course whicl
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ried into successful practice in. the'adrhiii
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Rif F rO ! filt .
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box. .
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;81101 . 1- - i tire, in `Ottetral the
~vhiCh , thc , 411nlorr''ioill advocatb
perfbirning tliti) , Outio - s. which th ,
Jaibtly 'afstuntid," 1119 11 utifierslo , riol.;-1
ware tlia.t in ti e. iircr: nfleri43, it y- 1 )
volvo upo chain ttY the - 1451.* j- I ,;*:‘
nietisures.ofthe' partr in 'pOWer
dorn, 'arid perhaps, ion isomo
with severity. in'nkcetiting
funciiobs as colui uct6rg I the 'Tubb
they; will not forget) thin dignity heb the rali
meuities due to their ' ribittion; while they
perform , their dtityLiti tl4'peopte!Witii , th4
rmness and. fidelity , Uhich the
demand. ' r,
may ,
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gan at the seat bfgovernmentof thettiril
democraticiiparty, 'represent ilie
people of- the United! States not only iH
prmciplei3 arid sentititerits; but-Alto ridm=
bore); the undersigned :will adeavor`to C•?r0
duciit in that liberal and eittliolic - spirit
which the true interests of their country
and -party demand' at:thoir hands. , The
are 'not blind to the irtkepiiblid
boo-extensive as thi4i 'embiAcing euell
a wide range of latitude and cliffiate, diP
ferent, interests and different iristitutinns
must spring up t apparently conflicting
each other, but, in!reality i , each Contrilni:
ling , to the advancement of the'.
This apparent conflict of interests, an'd
stitutiona, of:course, gives , rise, to setitis
merits and opinions as apparently diverse,
but which, rightly •understoodi and under
just restraint, scan do' no injury to each
other...:With ~rogaid to these • conflicting
septimentsJia. opinions, groWing quVof
local causes and intdittaions,,it wilt be tb
object ofthe undersigned not, to interforN
except to inculcate concossion,undfarbearz
ance ori all sideo,Aud to secure to "eachthe
just protection .• which tho constitution pKof
rnises to. Lill. .
• Our• endeavors:'will be to unite all the
elements of : the- democratic party - :in 6111)1
port of its common principles; and
effort to regain its , ascendency,
been lost by tlietnistalten trust 'and ' torifi
dence which some.ofits memberti.lirve 're-! -
posed in a man, now ocieuPying'thetiredig
dency, who had Oiled high rainfall hqn.
ors in a noble -and patriotic cause; ''.entl
who; , in order to attain the highest civic
honors,t made promises ano pledges • which
he has,' from incapacity to fulfil his
or 'from • intentional desigh, grossly 'viola.:
ted, thus ibetrayihg, -to the enemy :thos,
who•eonfided inliim; and bringingdisgiritai"e
upon the Presidential office.. • • ••
-' In etti'ryizig out these pUrposPs
the 'undersigned feel that
Shall stand in need of the active and 'r , l( , *-t!
ge.tic co.operation and support of the'i34, 4 .i:
vidcd democracy' of • the country,- qv;
party in-power has secured its.aseei!.:;,ii4
by ca fraud upon the people f and•
shamefully violated all the plcdges - ,;lii;,11
it 'made to attain pinver. 'lt will
to maintain its ascendency by t 1, ,, •
unscruptilous means. • It is' 1 ,.
resentingithe foreign' sentiments:,kn , !;"rQ/'io
ciples now . .'toe openly • pre'vai l eiii:
conntrY, and Which are at JUN
principles of our government entb-Wt:i i;o
ular liberty.rt It ts.the party Which ,i a!ws,i. , l
allies itself with every foreignetietk ' ~‘);
which our country may haiipen to be , Pt
riance. It is the party. that • espoti , .!4llli!: ,
cause orGre:at• Britain in •tre war of
and. leagued withl•Mmiico•inlitectv,lni ,
1845: Sound ,political..morality;
to'republican principles, and that spirit tri
tru'e patriotism which .ever - frowns
treachery !to ones one's- country;
that this party shall be•expelled fret!.
power which it has gained. by such
hensible means, and is nowexercising !
such unjustifiable 'ends. And in this i !) y.••• , '
work we , irrvelto ;diet ofiergetib.and:
ring aid of every patriot and every
to popular liberty:,tuld' free 'gotrerrirni-r
assuring them that we shall etideavor'lP
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