~^~ LTreati.urer, t , W Epgineer. The otlicial Wesuit'may vary from the above. 4 _ 6 ' In the city of New York the Whigs e ted their Mayor and a majority of both Tickets, and gave about 1,- r 4 • 400 majority for the State ticket. •: fir? ~~ Ii krival of the Palen at New Orlmam. 4." ', ~ f•• , NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7. Rv - The Gulf mail steamship Falcon, Capt. 4; Hartstein; arrived yesterday at.this port VI.. from Chagres, after a passage of six days. ~.- . I. - She reports the arrival at Panama, on ?, 1 the 23d ult., of the Pacific mail steamship r': Oregon, Capt. Pearson, from SauTrancis ; co, with intelligence' from that port to the f -.. Ist of October---one month later than pre , .;I.' viousad • vices. ft The - -1; , : - Oregon brought down from San Francisco three hundred passengers and ,:,' seven hundred Thousand dollars in gold 1•1:,-' dust! The. Hon. Thomas Butler King, who ~ ::V was reported dangerously ill at Sun Fran , (1 eisco, at the previous accounts, was slow r,‘ ly recovering, and would toile for the antic in the steamer of the Ist inst.-: is his desire to be in Washington on the opening of Congress, ,to be ready to lay rbefore that body the facts that he has 0b .:.: tallied - relative to California.._ .:. :.„ € 'l We regret to learn_that the Falcon bro't p. , , no mails. . - . F'''l' Horrible Murder. %) Vie copy tho following particulars of a I - 4 roost deplorable event; from a late South i,, , N, Carolina paper: 41Lexibgton District has been, within a few clays paet, the Ecc no of a murder, i which the time, of its perpetration renders ` -, xtremely revolting. A man by the name 1 lonia Staclt, who resides near John '-1 .00gler, some thirteen miles from Comm.bin, ofa dissipated character,-being %lith o ..; al. strange and peculiar in many of his no tions and actions, :Was murdered during the night of the 31st of October, by Ed (. . ward A. Hodges, a: respectable citizen of 3:' this District. - '''- - 4 ,Stliclt was a married man, the father i of:several children, and has, on several occasions, upon the death and burial offt, child, exhumed the body, retaining it sev- IF, eral.days,. and then interring it twain. A daughter of his having recently died in ... eolumbiailwitts buried there; but Stack, in •: one of his' odd whims, in conjunction with other persons ; drove a wagon down to the k' grave, disinterred the body, and brought it iup to his own , house; designing to inter i it by the graves 'of his departed children. It appears from the most correct state mentsgiven,: (as the evidence of the per sons present has-not yet been taken,) that ':,', Hodges was at a neighboring house cn the rood, oti the evening athe, 31st—when he -', was sent for by Stack to come and set up .7. with the corpse at his house. He corn. s • - With the request; and was accompa ..d there by a Mr.,Hughes. . ”.0n his arrival, he was asked in, and i rested very kindly. It seems that a con -versanon commenced, concerning some i,,. ' riflittptnatter, when Stack, differing from Hodges, became:violently vexed, and gave N a l, the lie, which ,was promptly returned by:Hodges. Whereupon, Stack immedi ately sprang up, seized upon a loaded gun, and made directly nt• him to shoot him.- 7 1 In the meantime, Hodges made for the door, but being closely- pressed by Stack, drew hi: knife in self-defence, seized up , ... on the gun, averting the muzzle from his rbody, made several flourishes and thrusts around- with his knife to keep him off; I J ' ; ,its i:, thereby intlictifigiseveial wounds; one of 1 which striking against the left cheek, in flicted A 'fresh wound, another severed the ttemporal artery on the right temple, and the third divided the jugular on the right of thp neck—a deadly wound, which pros, trate(' Stack forthwith. fl •" With singular presence of mind, Hod ' .i. ges sewed up the wound, severing the jug ular, thereby stopping the copious effusion :.1 of bloQd.• 'Stack ciipired the following day." A Terrible Railroad iceident. We learn from the New York Herald, of yesterday, that a dreadful accident oc ' eurred on Monday morning, sth instant, 1 , e the New Haven Railroad, by the colli sion of two trains.. The up train convey in the Boston mail,, and leaving New at eight o'clock, had on board, in 'the hindmost cur, the members of Marion ,4 1 Hose Company, No. 4, Captain Joseph r.e BUdtmtia, who were goino. b on their annti pt 4 al target ckcersion .to New ,Rochelle.-- There were nearly e 6.1 in the car, including • - 'nvited guests. When the train was be , veen Fordhatn and Morrisania, - a "drove of about eighty. cows, bekingiag to Mr. .: .Batligate, were being driven across the track, by the herdsman, from watering• The train coming in collision with them; i the baggage car was thrown oir the track, and across the track of the down train. At .the same' 'moment;.: the New Haven down train was passingAo New York, and tv. Locomotive-,coming-in- contact With the ggage car of the 'up tran, was driven loff its.track, and.'beingdetetched from - its 4rain; it shOt °Nat an angle, and went right l• into the corner of the hindmost car con taining the Hose Comparty:. It went through it in a diagonal direction, wound ing andlirtiising the passellgeksin a dread faliiriiitieri - -end filling The car with the r i - stetiiii , ;*-4eortiniately, the safety pipe was broken in the t allision; and the steam es j.caping, thsAirce: was rtecessarily dimin jolted. , The engine. ,was shattered, and buried itself in the, sand, by which its pro, gross was arrested.: The sand was thrown up into the' 'air,' like so much smoke.— , There'..re thirteen"or the cows' killed, rinilscirn,'e Of, them',. throwh twenty feet .0Y tde,:force of the:t'sliock ; but it is almost miraculous that no human life was , men . ficed--tttilernift4i haVe . heard of none.— ~.. X" There a srtizlitilo boy - sitting quite close to the spot where the locomotive entered ttI,WVIO7,IF - liit . thrown to the, other side; 1 ; 'R EiVialgt injured W.* ' teeit,;44l > t k.’ A? , or . .ght• of Ellill os(pl►, if this .e of .ifo. J. 1,):. eAltik 9tb of rOe p": =I iiig.* Wye of though' sviifit tiil p 2 lily 4gs: RC , Jig firemani name() James P. Sowerley, of Stanton street, was thrown out of the win dow, without being hurt. , The other cars were considerably damaged, but none of the passengers in them receiVed the slight est injury. Some of the cars had the wheels knocked off, The Herald gives the names of the persons who were woun ded in different ways, and says there arc others, whose names it could not learn.— Pennsylvanian. Later from Santa Fe—Another Fight with the Indians. St. Louis Nov, O. By nn arrival here, from the Plains, we have received later advices from Santa Fe, though the news, generally speaking, possesses little interest. The Santa Fe Republican gives an ac count of a skirmish, n'ently, between the Whites and Apaches, near Los Vales.— The indians had rpnewed their depreda tions, by stealing a lot of clothing, two horses, and 150 head of cattle, from Los Vales. Captain Papeau, with 40 men, pursued the Indians 15 miles, without coming up with them. He then divided his force, Sergeant Miller taking command of halfof the men. Sergeant Miller contin ued the pursuit, and six miles further on, suddenly came on the encampment of the Indians. A conflict of short duration en sued, in which the Indians were complete ly routed and put to flight, leaving five of their party dead upon the ground, among whom was Pettit°, a noted Chief. Col. Washington, with a largo force, was scouring the country round in search of marauding Apaches, but with littlesuc- CCS.9. Indian depredations all around Santa Fo arc now of daily occurrence. Startling Development. On Thursday night the 25th inst., the house of James George, residing in Mer cer county, bordering on the north of this county, was forcibly entered by a gang of robbers, having their faces painted and otherwise disguised for the purpose ofeva ding detection. Afler having put the in mates under guard, they proceeded to search the hotNe for money, using an axe in breaking open the trunks, chests, &c., and took from $BOO to $lOOO, chiefly in gold. Previous to their leaving they tied Mr. George in his bed, during which employ ment they used the most menacing and taunting language to their unfortunate victims. Information basing been made against those suspicioned of the crime, they were immediately arrested and conimitted, which led to still further . examinations in the neighborhood of Centerville, in the uglier part of this county, where five galvanic batteries, dies, chemicals, and all the im plements necessary for carrying on the counterfeiting business, were found, and arrests are still continuing to be made ; and' judging from circumstances, they are only commencing. It is generally believed that a gang of robbers and counterfeiters are associated together reaching from various parts'ofthe State of New York, passing through Pennsylvania into the States of Ohio and Virginia. We think that the matter can now be probed to the bottom, and the whole gang be broken up ; but as further discoveries are being made, we refrain from a further detail for the present.— Butler Dem. October 31. Cuba yel to be Independent. The N. Y Sun, of Sriturday last, an nounces the receipt of highly, important intelligence from all parts of the island of Cuba; so importcnt indeed, that our con: temporary feels warrented in adopting for a caption. "The flag of free Cuba yet to be unfurled !" We make the follow ing extract. We shall soon sec what— we shall sue. In silence and secresy the,Cubian pa triots an: steadily at work in eery part of the island, arid though a portion of their plans were frustrated by the seizure of some of 'their vessels at New York, still their designsinCuba have not been dis covered or .disturbed. Thus far the most rigid searches of the tyrant Reincall have availed him nothing. A short time only will elapse when the true object of recent "seizures" •and "excitements" at New York, will be madepublic, and the readers of the Now York Sun may look for stir ring, glorious news, from the beautiful Cuba !• • • Fag. Aecideiit. Correspondence ol ihe Penneylvaninn. NEW BROMWICH, NOV. 8, 1849. This afternoon at half-past four, while some laborers were pushing a wood car across the railroad bridge, at the time the draw was being turned on, and before it was properly adjusted, the car ran on to the draw—the car, draw, and men, were precipitated into the canal—a distance of 40 feet. In the fall one man was killed instantly, and two others were injured— one very seriott,sjy. M. E. li - Imso.w. N. B. The cars will be under the ne cessity of changing passengers at this place, until the draw can be replaced. THE SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY BANK.- WC learn from Montrose that the failure of the Susquehanna County Bank has caused the greatest excitement in that com munity. The committee of directors up pointed to,investigate the affairs of the in stitution, .report ,that the bank has .at least 0200,000 afloat, of which probably $l5O - has recently been put in circulation at the west, , through a certain agent in Cincinnati, who was in Montrose but a week before the institution exploded.— The cashier; T. P. Si. Joluri, , has been ar rested and committed in default of 040,- 00 bail.' had assuied the • 'directois that there Were Nit 846,05 bin circulation, and,thai, pypry) dtpllar could be redeemed. So infuriated were the .citizens tbat,they attempled, to do violence to his - person, I- .• Estate .1)f Jonathan:l4 lmet4 !drawl :-., • 1 ::. , • and after his incarceration, they took the v kTTEttS of Adininiatrittititi4latnriiibk.iiktiiti signs from the bank, and placed them with LA iod ut.the:subseriboricoti thi),lstate FLioriaL an effigy over the jail door.—Phila. Daily ilian.ll, Arneitiloo of Jordtip !iqenship, (~litatfielo News. i county, dyed--all . persons hnving claims, or da • I manila againsi . inid'eetate Will present iheiti'diq nuthcoticated Tor . iiittilenient, and all peesenif in- PRINTERS IN EUROPE.—A convention debted to the triune ne•ei 'cc - lowed 4o .motto" pay of printers, which were about to meet in min e without delay. . Berlin, in he early part of October, for'. ANN Antgs, , Ad, .-., rns; the purpose ofconsulting upon the means . JOAN J. Wawa, -. _. of forming a union bet Ween the different Oet. 31. 1849 —l9. pd .; societies of printers of Germany, was sup- •--- " - ------:. pressed by the authorities, and twenty- $25 It EIV A 11.? D. ~... four hours allowed to the deputies to wA_s lo,(, on .tinturdny everro hue g , between leave the city. the residence ol'llie siilwrilter 111 - Pike I p., • 'and the Ituroneli of Clenrfiele.n Inree ---- Calfskin Pocket Book, 0:!7 - Sylvia Tory was burned to death by her clothes taking fire, in South Kings-. pretty %An .1 a u nt. coiriiiiiiing Ico 11)fillarm, ~ burytown, R. I. on the Ist. aged more , r.or $2O bills On Ohm' lantern & Ali•ehaines flunk than 112 years. sh e was i m p or t e d from 0 1 Lending. one $2O trill int urn Aliddletot% n nol. Africa when 8 years old, and leaves a 'A.! SIX Ten dollar gold 1,1,1•I'A fengh , R.) Al.", (laughter aged 87 years, she was well, -up 9e o en. 11. Ihe subs , i Own. flume to the day abet. death, and her eyesight 13,,,,K. :.,t i a cumen o n Inn S 9 11 ° ,81110 nod I lISIII e ur said Foekei perfect. , The ritilive roe, nri \1 01 Ise given In any person ' finding and returning the , t ier provcry. HUGH W. MULLEN. 0" The Johnstown (Pa.,) Echo, of Nov. 7, says: On Saturday evening last, a fiend .----- in the shape of a man, committed a most ; ( VAT' teLtUel cruel outrage upon the person of a young ALL persnut nre Fie'relry enth wiled ngninr: put• girl, the daughter of Mr. George Nagle, of r t.r g n prothkenry lithe or Tl\ EN l'Y the Summit, in this -couutv. We learn 1.-‘ll4 wren hy ore :o Du' lii Abkey, en I lin% P that the scoundrel has been arrested and ntrt rrrelyttl to ./P 111 r OP fame nud urn there the determined n.A pay Lthe, lodged in the jail at Ebensburg. icumtn W A PLF: - ;;;;‘,2 - 41:Caltd't== N DIED—On Friday evening, the 9th tB" ~%. 31 1849.—pd ggs • inst., at his residence in Lawrence town ship, ISAAC GOON, Sr., in the 79th year of his age. STOP YOUR COITGII, IT LEADS TO CONSUMP TION. THOMPSON'S compound Syrup of Tar and Tlrood Napi to tip tro al certain and cif. ulna! remedy kmmii lor llio lire .1 ilI complaints of the TIIIMAT nod LUINGS, Oo.•hn,ito (bugle, (Aronie :Sore Throat, P.l n nr k'le aide, and Brener, l',gl.iness from l'olcarn, Croup, N% mR Co.wli, ole , Gibe is a trio!, and your tv II nu I, iortriuerlge it lw 110011. d u d ny AGN EV 6: DICK!)ON. N E. corner of Firm! and t. , PftI:CE birceis, :Sold oy A M HILL, rear ficl4l, Pn.. at d Drug,;isinxen,:ndy. Pr;ct., ur $1 011 p. r bottle Prices of Flour and Grain, The 40110%.1 .g ntateinuill pri(ce of (, It tic sec (Jul laviiii,hyd nt .. u r '.w.r.d dal. P. 1-1,1 Nes.% 1 ”-k, l'itimblirg. • Clearlivid, Whole Sale Grocery, MARKET & CANAL St., HARRISBURG, PA. Jtl: E. C. EBY L1,511)9 ht vi• n largo na,ori . mew trf Cr9ccr]er, they cut' cr 1. 11 kW; ns Oiey Carl purrhascd ci 11..4 WO Woll'd 1111111/1. 200 Bags Rio, Coffee. TOO do Laguira do 20 111 ids. Porto Rico Sugar. 20 do N. Orleans do 30 do S. and Syrup 'Violas. 30 ChestS Imperial and Y.ll. Tea 1000 Sacks Ground Alum Salt. 500 barrels Mackarel and Shad. 300 kegs Nails and spikes. `2OOO lbs. Bacon sides and should. ALSO 1,1 e 1..r.d Oil. Roped, (109:s 6. ShoCit rho Itsdlop Grin trilde. Met( lian:s gr.l Lumbermen ‘vou'd e.vll ur call oinl sec. bri ri I.ltrzi her and Iron taken for pods Ilutri.burg Nuv. . 14, 1 b49,--3 n . Aew Goods. 0/11141W woULD re.pectittl.), nnuouuto tu I.ls old Clibli/1111rs, nut the public gettetuliy, that he ht. just reeel‘ed end IN core opening 111 Lid oh , tonrol a Inr r tv'd mid( udrd nnsortmeht of FALL B‘. WINTER GOO Corsi sting in part qf Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilardware, rfinware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Drnas, Nails and Glass, Spanish Sole-leather, Brass Clocks, Confectionary, etc., etc., •vo g To.er ‘,llll n ootobur of Iwo les too nom t.ruuo In toeotloo, all of ‘,11.L11 vipl be ti01.;1.,w lot Cush or t xeliangvil for coin ry B,—tr. DiVISIIOIII Orders al() 2. Head Q.lnrie re 1411 s I)ivisitm Ed Alilota n 1 I'ttin.y.vulllll. SL Lewr.•row..o iubrr 19.1849. lu ai cord.ince o till General Ofl:Cin, iiimcd by iiie Gomm). limed Jodi o:wher, 1849, mid opprit%eil by k A illls Excellency. the Ennimetider..in 4"1,I Chief. ilte 1 till cloy of Ot loner. 1849. die General and Stall Writ el., mill tali cers of the the Finiriceidli UI 'snit' 01 the Uniformed All lila 5) is nine, ale hereby instructed tii a clop( iha undress Frock Coat and For• ngc Cop of the Army of the Unwed Sialos,inceor ddig to their respecii vo rank. Officers whir hose procured Iho 101 l dices U dorm ssi i nob be efflle• ted by this order, lint nil milers are required to conform implienly thereto. It lan source of gratifiention that Die Excellen cy. the commander ter chief; lies relieveti the ufli• Lieu ul tiie Uniturrued Minna of Pennsylvania hum a useless and burdensome expenNe, and a. dopicd a Utillerm convenient and becoming. and in strict accordance with tho of our republican inaniutiona. . R. C. HALE. lojur Gencral 14h Div.. U. M. 01 Penn I L. DARIIKTT, (tic) VO Cikinp. Brigade - Orders No. 1. ' Head Quarters 4111 Brigade, 14 h 'Di• vision of U. M. if Porinsyl vania, CURWX:ieVILLE. November 5,.1843. In accordunce with the foregoing Order of she Major Gorier& the Officers of the 4rlr B igade 14• h Division ul•the Untiormed Mihlit el Penneylva use, are hereby required ro conform rherero. JOUN PATTOti. ,:• Brig ,Gen. A M. tie Campi.• BLANKS for sale•herei:.i! Fleur. Corn. oos 4-; I ;5 1 4113 1;0 31./ 4 ;3 1 10 62 4 ' 32 5 00 I 1u GO 35 4 62 105 55 '27 • 3 62 70 40 G t; 00 1 :25 75 37 Nov. 6, 1849. Fresh Goods. DI• FIE subscribers are now openingat their old stand, in the borough of Clearfield, the best assorted lot of 0CZ.213-5.1 any have cver Imrl, °Once ing alawal ev- Pry variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, gßard ware, Quereasware, Cedae•- ware, Itimaware, Drtms, Pa trial nedicines, Dye-stutP., axed Oils. ThrV ha vo ftko n L.ood asNortmcot of Made-Up Clothing; Together with Salt by the barrel or bushel, honey, sheet-iron, stoves, and stove-pipe, nails, Carpenter-tools, and a general assortment of cuttlery. ALSO, Boots and shoes of every vari ety, hats, caps, hoods and bon nets--cottan' laps, cotton chain and carpet-yarn. RAFT ROPES of all sizes; Curl-Whips, Sleight hips. Halter and Traeo Chains, together et ith tunny other arnelea too it dtouit to !newton, all ol which they offltr their etiannerere et lair enter for CA:II, country pro. duce, or Lumber. LEONARD & MOORE 7,1849 MONOPOLY Iretat:ing GOODS must tow cease in Curwens• sir nut situated of a Corner, whence ho might ustentatiuusty parade helure the pal die thu hollow nod deeepote imasi of having the CHEAPEST CORNER," persons who may favor ISAAC SMITH 11'111/ 11 call will be AGREEABLY FURPRIBED by the discovery Mat nll kinds of inerehariditm hay() greatly FALLEN w Palm: in this place blflCo LIE bus return d Irvin Philnuelphin. llu hos ul the very bad quality e' cry thing likaly tu be in demand in 11m cunimunny tii the %%ay in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps 47 Bonnets, 11ardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass. and Queensware, Nails, Books and Stationary, Oils and Paints ' Cotton Yarns, Ready made Clothing, (too cheap to say any thing about it,) Fish and Salt, etc., etc., with many miscellaneous and fancy articles. I:ll. ) roduce at market prices will be taken in exchange for goods —such as grain, lumber, rags, leather, bees-wax, tallow, Flax seed, etc., etc. Cash will not be refused, and if any gentleman or lady has a lot of "the root of all evil, which he or she wishes to dis pose of; the greatest bargains may be obtained at the store of the subscriber. ISAAC SMITH. ' - ur t% Octulwr :26. 1819 ROBERT MANLEY, 4:ALII,LIT_Lie A " cit'atALELLI T fil A KER. • liE subscriber rositeriinlly in'orma the cul 'icon, Ciehrlientl runup, that he has 111111. lee $.l he LIM e 0 mauled hllelne6B, in 160 111101/ torrnorly occupied by J L. Cnttle, trq and re* .puetttilly bu!trils a share of public patronage.— Ile flatters himself tilt: he eon furnish iAork to ill persur.e whir fllll y be plef•ed 16. COI. to their entire eatielaciiint. Ile will keep on hand Cabinet-work and Windsor Chairs of every dettertionott ered Owls made to order. ALSO, Dentist, Invalid, and Chamber Chairs—Chair Beds and Bed Chairs. il7Tite Ilea Chair ran Let converted Irina the Arm chair it; a cumpleto bed in two minutes. and II NO ill fold to the mall el/Milli/31 that can be cnr• red under Ilia nem It is particularly suitable for Military officers and Prole,sitinal gentlemen N. Blbis met) iu tha neuiest wanner and oil the shortest notice. ROBERT MANLEY Clearfield. July 23,1849.-6 in 1 2A lEB egUll TAKE nonce that I have this Jay purchorirl of Henry Bach, Jr.. the following properly, vizi One half of Five acres of Wheat, in the, ground, one half' of Three acres of Rye,' one Red 4' White cow, one Hog, lot of Timber taken out, and all his right; ti tle 4 claim to land, with improvements made by him, all of which property is left in'his care. F. P. HIIIIXTUATII Oct. 24, 1849. - , • . • 141.iii ze 'Eti or largeio by t of Sloiro , ,!'it , o, of di; even( Nov. FALL AND 'WINTER . .COODSC. - . 7. 7 7 f i ~„ ME r; • ..'; • 1... ' . li; (*:.t eTr . r. ..og rotiElmbemiher .isittet•itov? -rec!tiVinc...n very large MO spilahloshich of GOO i 4 for ! . lo,ditpt,oa ...a. . nog. Fall. and Winter trade, which sal t Peed NAM lil vtiatinhed, and the prico uncertain/id; Pilimid:lo petrohnscre to carry them of!: The atoek is coMpoied partly an follow (i ..., ; 7 - 7 ::- "r . : f.'..: _r...7.71.;f: . ~.. . 1,,.. --•.' - • - ;t, rtV.:.ri: 1 HA R.I)WALIE, , .r.7,..1;ms . A . good! ass:ortfilonL : "i .• , ;'•' .s. r Ltd "("roclOi . ..i/their: l . :Viiid : ShOt iriiont.§;'l4 7 lisliZodr dk 4714 i t ir . BOOTS .and S'./10E81 , ;., : t 'Fllat cannot. heisurpassed7.r; "Clacks aid . .c"Off:e . fliirnqr s y . .' • .;,' . . 1 :r....,1' -.Prli,,g,`Pi.l3:o l Y-e-1- 4 11q . 51:-., ill'ltt ---; ,Medicines, Atitcbef3)% i',1401 -I Pe Blac4, Glass, Putty; .erto:, , :,•:::, cte: ..' toiree-L-ITea—Cli.O.c,olato . : ''' - • • cri-, Sugar—White* erusliek •dO,puj r , • vorized, do loaf; do' browfi,; , ;'...-„F Molasses—Boston Syrup, Stiptl 3 - I-louse arid'Nlir Orteaosv•:',.,„ Dh!Y - GOODS, clioths,.black, _blue, brown, 4c. Cassimeres, do do do Stittinetts, do do do' AlpaCas, do 'do do, - do.. 'Satin Stripe. Fashionable Cashmeres,. Flannels 2 ---Red, White 4- Canton. Lin seys-*—BroVvn, White, 'Fancy: ' .Bleached and unbleached IVluslins A variety of Shawls. Ginghams, Alpaca Aprons, Irish Linen, Gloves Suspenders, etc. OILS. Common and Tanners'. CandleTobacca , Segars and Crackers. Oct. 19, 1349. FAUUIOI FO at' BALL. UE r ubscribrr offcr6 for tale cu excellent form, containing 100 ACATS, situate iu K whims townst.p. Clrarlleld county. demi three miles from Kortltams, FIFTY nerve of %%tort. I+ cleared, and ut good order. and protee• led ooh good frneeto. lice improver - Hoots are tt new PLANK FRAME HOUSE, A ;; ; LOG BARN, and n }nun? tau! ilirfly APPLE ORUII.IIIII. and 6ohlted null good springs of t1:111.1% TI,o above form still he sold 011 rrosoitub furies 1.1.1 y tonne rmbhcriber nit the prenntes. MICHAEL EISENMANIV. October 16. 1849 Gm. Sheriff's Sale. "EV t irlue of a vvrit of Fier' Facia., issued out of the Court of Common Picas of Clearfield county, and to me directed, µ•ill bo exposed:to public s ole at the Court house in the borough of Clearfield, on Ahtnday' the 3d day of December nu !t, a cerium lot of land, ettuate %%taut) the Cur porated limits of the borough ul Clearfield con taining five ems and ecvcitly-fivo perches, boun ded on the east by lut No. 14. on the north by out lot No. 15. on the %%est by Fourth street, stud on the south by tut No 12, and known no out lot, tile lot all cleared and esith o house & eta• ble thereon erected. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Robert Cullins ALSO, virtue of a similar writ, issued out of the JUP same court and to no directed will 5o expo sed to sale at the same time and place a certain tract of land. situate in Ka Woos toy% nship, dlettr , field county. beginning at a mile on N. %V, side of Susquehanna river, thence down the river E 16 perches north 66 east 39 percher north 43 snot 19 perches north 24 east :32 perches, north 13 Chill 12 perches, north 4 west 83 perches to 8 maple. thence by knit of John Bowman north 31 west 144 perches ton bite oak, thence by Clear field county lino south 277 perches to place of be , ginning, surveyed on warrant No. 5988. Seized token in execution and to be sold us the proper. ty of Jiffies & John Potter. ALSO, By virtue of a similar writ, issued out of the same court and to me directed, w ill be expo• ~rd to solo at Ike sane lime and place o certain !Fact ut land, simile in Pike township, Clearfield county, on Hogback run adjoining lar n fs of itrioc Caldwell , Win. & Benjamin Bartshorn.and others containing 30 ni.res, with' a' Sawmill and log house and log stable thereon. Seized, •taken in execution and to be sold as aid property of Ge. W. Hob no. . ALSO, BY virtue of a similar writ issued out ut the .amocotirt rind to me directed will be expo ',At inside of iho same nine and place o certain 1(06 o fond, situate in Bell low nship. Clearfield ciiiini , , on the east side of Susquehanna river colliuming 76 acres with a Saw.tniil. dwelling !inure and eautit pix acres cleared, warranted in mune of Win. West. Semi:el, taken in execution ut d to be cold us lie property of Aseph ALSO, 1311' virtue of a similar writ issued out of the same (our' and to me directed, gill bo ex posed to sale at the same time and place, a ter inu, beet of arid, Minute in Brady towitahip, Clear. field c only, containing 572 aerec and allowance, buoio.led by lands 'ale al Frederick Shaffer, hlr • chose Studds, Libeus Ogden, and others, ooh a one inn] it hall 'dory het%ed lug house and barn, uud h e r Iniddlngs, and about 40 acres cleared Scized, taken in execution and ru bo Cold tie 04 pr..perly al George Hoover by 3011 N STI I'ES, Shif Sher 01'6 Office, ar- Oci. 10. 1049 Trial List for December term, 1849. C L Inlet; vs George BoullV David spacer vs Sumo W E Hacker VII Same. A whom ld Show va Leonard & Moore Mehulfy & Daugherty vs Aseph Ellis Peter I\e%Ainan vs Booj Ilarbittoro Same vs Joseph Plank Andrew Hutch vs Ilurvey & M(Ghee Dardel Snyder vs 11 11 & J firuid lib hard Show vs T & L 11 Carter Between Campbell vs John L Cottle, ramr Joseph 11 , 01101 vs Seligstierger & Blue a JallitllCOrly vs 1' A Korth/mu jr i' A Katilluun jr Ili Krotzer & Barrette 11 & J Britian' vs Wm Michaels Elms 'ruiner vs James Turner J 11 Abbess ca Philip Antes D & A Smith vs J T Leonord,Gourd4in John Di-sucker vs Julio Sellridgs, It 11 Deputy vi Wm llepriy Alox. B Reed vs CI) Goodfellow WM C. WELCH, Prolls'y. TURNPIKE NOTICE. THE Stockholders are hereby notified by all act ul the iharti ut Managers to pay to James Mc. Quad°, Treasurer at Tyrone Forge.. Inc amount ul their stuck subscribed to the Glen Hope and Little Bald Etgle Turnpike road on or beture the first day of December next. Suits skill ho snail• • tuned against all delinquents A. P. OwErrs, Prea't. . Birmingham. Nov. sth, 1849. Ni cling of County Commissionen. PERSONS having buoiness to traneurt the bird of Commissioners oftlleerlield couitlY, will take novice. that said I.lourtl.will he in iilLsiOri ul their offico. in tho borough of Clearliclil o ui . St. urday, the 2ith otAovember next. • •• ••.Attest.—WM.•A. WALLA= MIL Odice,,l2th Out.. 1849. • YAW Viecca of Silk ,for ,Lnilige:iltijsujrii fur +l l- . B o l ;c: L .e°P, !air, .64 flON'bF: , =Hi A 7.1 o''' NE W. 6130 DS At the Cheap ekit Goe~~iizr ,j TIE &b.( r4l)Er just - received. of., his OA ht4iid, n fre•h supply of FALL and GOODS, consisting, of /il l y Goods, Groceries, -Queens ware, Tinware, a large lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, Sole and Upper Leather, Hard ware, Iron Nails, Hats, Caps • and Bonnets, a very large and good lot of Boots and Shoe's, ,Salt—Grouild Alum 4 Western, • Drugs, Paints and Dye-stuffS, ~ B uffalo Robes, Cedarware, Sad dlery--4LSO, Cook and Nitis ck, plate stoves,, , • ,; Att4,,r which will ho sold low for CASII ur in ex , 1:11Olps . o for Comtry Produco. Coll and look qt our stock. JOll3, PA'rroN. ''e:trrwenavillo, 04 23.'49. 1 REGISTER'S NOTICE. Vto rice 's hereby given to all creditors; legatees 111' and other persons interested, that the following art:punts hare been passed and filed in the Regis ters office ul Clrutli,Jd county, and that the same he presented to the Orphans Court of Said court• tv fife confirmation and allowance on the .3rl days! December next, in the Court house in the borough of Clearfield• • - ht. The ticrouni or !hefty ileg,nrtk and Wllfitim Mullen, Executors of the lett will and testafitent John llegorty, lateul B.ecaria township, deceased. 2d. The account of Alary & Gideon U Goodlol• low, Adannietrntors of the estate of Isaiah.Gooditir. low, Into ul Lnwrcnco township. deceased: WM. C. WILLCH.Reg'r, October 29 1840 _ Illustrated Life tf Notorious Adventure* OF DICK TURPIN, •-- The Bold Highwayman, Burglar, Murderer;; grIOMPLETE In one large Octavo volume of 124 11J - pages, Price 25 cents. Embellished with large thustratiyu erigra % Inge. This work is full of engravings. repreuentmg the whole career of the notorious DICK 'I ÜBPl.ti t who' was beyond doubt the most notorious Highwayman, Burglar, etc., that over breathed the breath of !ire it Wows his whole career, recounts in glow/14461- ms all hie hairbreadth men pea. etc., etc. Price 2'3 cent's, or Ilya copies for Olio Dollar. Pictorial Life and Adventures of JACK SHEPPARD, The moat noted Burglar, Robber and Jail Breaker . that over lived. Complete in ono largo Octavo volume of 132 pages. Price 25 cents. Embellishea with several large illustratica engravings. This work is the complete life, from birch until hie death of the must notorious Burglar, Robber, Cell nnil Jail hieaker that ever lived, It should be read by eiie rybotly. Ningle copies 'Fiventy-rive cents, orfive eppteil for One Dollar. Illustrated Life and Adventures of NINON DE L'ENCLOS, With her Letters on Lore, Courtship and Mat.. riage. 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