i
1 01 17,a..1xru i emi, ---- crl
tellriot:4 ff_ Tame. ~.' He always 'feels n a hurry, yet
in his busiest day he will stand and talk
rrum the Gel inglalo\la Tel, v , ph. !till he has wearied your patience. He is 1
seldom neat in his person, and generally
WARM DADS.
late to public worship. Hil children are
New is the time to see to it. late to school, and their books torn and 1
We find in a late number 'of the Albs - dirty. He has no enterprise, and is sure i
?/;) Cultivator, an article on this Subject ; to have no money , or it he must have it
and as the cold season is now approach- make great sacrifices to get it, and he is,
ing, and there may be still ample time left slack in his payments and altogether on
to prepare fur it, we hope that the hint credit ; he purchases everything at a dear
rate. Yeti will see the smoke out of his
thrown out and argued with so misch
force and sustained by so many facts, will chimney long alter daylight in winter.—
be duly considered by all the readers of His herscstable is' not daily cleansed, nor
the Telegraph, who may not be provided his horse curried. Boards, shingles,
as carefully as they should in the ptat i t . u .' and clapboards are to be seen off his buil
; dings month utter month, without being re.
tars referred to by this correspondent.
!placed, and his windows are full of rags. 1
WARM BARNS. He feeds his hags and horses with whole'
Somuch has been said upon the nr:CCS'ij. grain. If the lambs die, or the wool comes
ty of keeping cattle warm hi whiter, that off his sheep, he does not think it for want !
it might be supposed that every farmer of care or food. He is n great borrower, I
would have his barn warm and comfiata• and seldom returns the thing borrowed.— 1
ble ;
.414 as we call upon the neighboring lie is a pour husband, a poor father, a
flamers, we find many of their barns poor neighbor, a pour citizen, and a poor
quite open, exposing their cattle to the e h i s s e se .
wind and drillingsnow. Dimly, doubtless, sesss—,...--...---_,..:„ ~—,...-----
do not know how much more it costs to . !Sheri tirs Sa;V•
winter cattle in a cold barn than in a warm
Bv
.% utur . ..f n u r.! 411 1 . , r i ritC :I‘, 1.,,14,1, 111
one, and that, at best, they cannot be made si the Cr
~1 C../11101/11 i'd OS id r I !t• G ' d
to thrive so well upon the same quantity e s, l
1111, t!ctl, w 11 he I X' 1:.(..t1 141
of food. The animal body acts as a fur- : rohl'e,'rn l e r" ll'l. ctrl I. , •'c' 11l Ihe l''';‘" ,l = l, .i
nace which must be supplied with fuel, and ( :'o"rie'". se ; I '''y I" I" d'Y °I I ) . " "die;
the greater the exposure to cold, the more . "' l ' u ,',' "'"" I :" '," I ;"' I ' ' I-1 ; c ,‘.',"‘"," `,/` '"'
s eses, I , 0•, .• 0, IPIt. 1,, T,111.:‘ , 01 ~,Qill .4k 11., C ,, 11•
Biel there must be to keep up the heat. tAinaig tine nen.; sil.l ,•c%cl:lv.e.wo. perches, hrurn
- Captain Parry, when wintering in frigid' Merl os tin 5, ,, ,, i s se N' i I nil Ise r;r11; by
.regions' r found that his men lost their ap-:se, to Ni. 1.3.1/0 de: e csi Is isms', 'bluets It'll
fo light food, ate clear butter and ," " u'" '""'" lit Is' rssi II "'" I I'" ° "" """
petite
lii, tic
lit n.; cicoo,1;;;;1 ..,alt rt li,t,e ttl s'n.
grease with a keen relish, and without s!e ,here nu eft ci. 1 5,...t..!, Ilistn ill f r.utiUtril
the slightest inconvenience, and that their • -,,s ~, tie Lost vs ,he rruporc .4 It .her: C.;l1 m,
health and comfort required these articles s
A I. s 0,
of food in proportion as they were exposed
Dv
- t ,rule 111 It ssuukr %%li', r,ut.: ~.:1 n,. :,i
to the rigor or the climate. Warmly eled KR v3l,e c, , o;t nil, I!/ :Id' d 'el•,111 ..\ Id .C. 11,,
:revellers have 'build to their great sus- ', esl e. ecs si e s , gam , I ~,,, ~, ,I 11 (•:. :, re ri,iii,
prise, that the men in sonic of the north- • Ifll.'l 01 I Md. I: lii,lle 111 I\IIIII.IIII ItIr(11,11.1., CI m
who wear little clothing, will "'I / '" l ' ll 'Y' i 'vg . ""'" : " I '; I, l'e "" 7 ` • ".. "I'
em tribes,
;;I , S;^ , i , ;ehu;;;;;; o‘. r, 11,c!,•.. 41,', . u c I'l er L
consemo ten pounds of flesh, besides eat- 1 •
~ t , , , ,: ~•i ; is., wee, Its in.! :19 ;. I. 111 S 1.01 , 4 13
' lug as freely of tallow candles as we do
s , s Is, is ell 2;1a,• A :, It h e .. twill.
of apples.. So it appears, that slicker and 13 c: ;0
iris, vs: e• e 3 N or; I e, , i; :,
clothing, to a certain extent, answer the 'I Pl".1 1 " 1 " by hid !'" O . '. WI "' I II 91
purpose of food: If wo apply this price I ",` ; ',' 1 , , t i • 1 !".*: I . '"' In ', , s . s,''' "-- ' 1 •"" c . hs (--'"'
pie to the winterirrg, of stock, it is obvious
r tlimi::. 2: II I I. ' c ''' ) ° V:l ' ll ' i s‘ -- 11(1: . :11 ''' \'' ':' 5 " ;;;8 ." 13 ': ; ;1'
a gient saving maybe made in hay. The 'sees I:: Cfriil, , l , l , ll 111, I It; lie %; il us ti,e pr: , l;cr
cattle in the barn aro so many furnaces ty ol J 11111 . 3 k\: 1 11,i, V., :et
that must be kept heated. If thesurround. '
ing 'medium is cold, there must he more
fuel, or the cattle's flesh will be consumed
to keep Up the heat. The farmer, then,
who hue twenty tons of hay in a cold barn,
may save at least one-tenth of it by ex
pending a small sum in making his stables
warm; and this saving he may make ev
ery year he fills his barn, besides having '
his cattle in mach better condition in the I
spring.
Farmers buy hay in back., By virtie ol u i vonl..r bell ihene , l ow ol the
ward springs, paying frequent ly high prices, when if rsca in " : ', ..,7e t al "r i t h: ' p i n 1 1 1 . 1P U l i l e llle I d efectedfl I 1 trill
i l l : Il ti C I
. 4. :11. 1' ' *
they had expended one-half of the money (tract 0 . land, wont° ht 1301 lui% nal r o u l., Clearfield
paid for the hay in fixing up their stables, 1 reen
tr l olong 76y, on the
OCITS east holt. on
SJf So
•*q neill. h n n (l . .%elllng on r it
er
they would have saved buying any hay, ! cou \\ WI
tvarni for future i i , "" e am ‘ i v n' ) "" l , " 1 4, " CiCaidd. "ate."'" iii
besides have their stables
use. •' So the objections farmers sometimes ; , t 1",,,",! In. "c" Si ' 7. ' l ' 1a L
c i
" I " e r l e " " "
e kohl ni the prop, rty o f i,Eopli E llis.
make to repairing their barns—that they i A I, s 0 ,
fire ror and in debt,—is the very reason
why they should repair them. It' they are B Y ' , i i , L "" i e . :: r ri a ,r ,l 'i m ::":; 2ri i i i i i't!'"`l' " 1 d ""' I bu of
ii''
aying'six per cent, interest on theirstock, 5 „,.„., ;'' to ale . ut , tic antic :iii" anti puce. nvs:
' p
they can ill afford to lose twice as leach tnlo ono , f lal.d. h:tntf in Bad% to. , \•,hhii., Ckar•
more in keeping it. Cold barns will make ! field c wily, t ofooliong 57'2 oerch hod ollowai.ce,
a fanner poor, as well as his cattle. A buu""`ld by lour„ cur "1
Vrvdt nil` Sli'll.'`. :\i'•
merchant or a mechanic would grow poor .`,.!:.;,l,l"„lFLr'l%;,l:e.)"l,°,,z,.cleit':on,";ll.„'),'heir"itoti,ailt it
fait enongh if he wasted ten per cent, of and o:ber buthim'gr.:-: nod oth,ot r' 4 ,0 ocres ile Lir , :1 '
ilia stock: No wonder, then, that farmers : Seized, taken in rne , 1',11.11 anti in hit eu'd as Ille
grow poor who waste often more than ten 1 rt"P(''Y el Gt-orge 11,,,ver by
JO; IN SI II LIS, Sli'ff
percent, of all their hay, by keeping their ! ,
cattle in cold, open barns. The Farmer,
had better sell a ton or two of hay, (if he
cannot doit without,)and get some money
to make his barn warm.
We have seen cold stables made quite
comfortable by boarding them up on the
inside, three or four inches from the out-'
side boards, and filling the intermediate!
Oticawith straw. The front side of the'
stable should also be boarded up, leavitig a
space open to feed the cattle, which may !
be kept open or closed, according to the
temperature of the weather. This is a
dierip method for those who cannot build'
hew barns or make thorough repairs upon
old ones and it is only necessary to have it
accomplished, that the farmer should go
abfni t it.
: It may be done at any season'
of the year in fair weather or foul. Far-
-- --
mers, m what manner can you more - --- - -
profnablyinvesta few dollars 1 You have Division Orders No 2.
Head
perhaps, a warm kitchen, and find it much Qitarters 14ih Division Uniform.
i il Militia of rellii.y , ValllG,
less expensive providing fuel for it than a LEivis•rowN, Oet otier 19, 18.19.
cold one, besides being much more: cone Its uccortlacre t,, nit General Order..
fortable for your family. You will find ! horned by the Adjourn' General. dated
thernis much economy in having a warm , , Mit October, 1849, and approved by
barn,as having a warm kitchen; and al.'
„y • his ExcelleneYi the Commander-ill
.)
k Chief, the I lilt day of October, 1810.
thongh the' comfort of your cattle is not to ..,.
the Gei,eral and Staff OfTkere and ()tri
be compared with that of your family, yet! .P eel.. of the ',me. of the Fourteenth Di
it.shouldnot be forgotten. Could thedumb . I vial of tho Uniformed Militin of nein
brutes speak they would tell many sad 't , sYlveine. arc iltift`by 11191(11CRIII ii/ a
tale,is of seffering ,—yes, and they would ; 7-- -(
~, I I d ; ; I pt :lie n :1 !:
t ! r I L i . s:
1 17 n n i tlf ‘ 1 1.... 4 :1.ie l i end Fur
argue, too, more . feelingly than ever ,
a ! 7.7it:glii'llie,r 1 : c il t •i t i.:(ll V C rloh. O'noe 19 Zi, n i L h • e a e , r e :
stump speaker could, in favor of protec- provnted the fill! diets U il'ornt will'itot bn glee
tiOn. , tutu by this order, hut nil 011121'S tire r e q uired to
conform implicitly thereto - -
It is rt source of g ratification ,!tat Mit Evenen
ey. the Commander mythic'', has reiirvtd the uni
rert of the [Julio:met! Wool of F e nneylerinia
to. and a
JOHN TUrre
Wardsboro'. Vt., Nov., 1849.
Signs of a Poor Fanner.
• Ms grasses his mowing hind late in the
spring. Some of his cows are much past!
their prime. He neglects to keep the
dung and ground from The sills of his buil
ding. He sows and plants his land till it
is exhausted before he thinks of manure
ing, He, keeps too much stock, and many
of them unruly. Ho has a place for:
nothig,,and nothing in its place. If he ;
wants a chisel, or a hammer he cannot
find it. He seldom does anything in!
stormy weather or in an evening. You;
will often hear of his being in the bar-room;
talking of hard times. Although he has:
a4iece of land twenty years, ask
e llg; " rafted apples, and he will tell you
:;) raise them, for' he never had
is, indolence and- eariOssness
&tiny accidents. Ale losep
^f a 09 . p, His 'plo/4h
'1 to gtVin his seed in
Ws'notlioused; and in
`Nirorti..opa 'distant
‘11,04w breajato the
it in the
AI, S ,
D I( virtue of a gmolnr oat, tar,! "tit 01
I.IIP game court niol to toe dire( ietl, xx alt he exp. ,
red to bale at the same tune nod r s itiee u rerttun
rant of laud. 'nowt, in Pike towttsh , o,
county, on ll.tgbuex roll ',Joining, Italy] of
C..1,1xx rit , Vint Ac 13eiliallillillart.11 a 111,11 utht rs
ontiliolog 30 ru•re, %%tut ft S.m•inill ntol log
houle out! !oil stnblu thereon.
execution and to lie to:xi MY the pr,,pvii GOJ
'V. 1:.10,1i1,.
ALSO,
Sheriff's (Alive, Clcnr.
Ovi. 10. 1:4,19
-------------- --
Trial List for Vecenzber term, 1849
C I. Juries V 5 GI urge Benny
lbivid Spencer %3 1 4 111110
W I.:Hacker %s Same
Archibald Shaw % 3 Lectrard & :done
Nlehafry AL I)auglierty 18 A9(1.11 I.lbis
Peter Newman vs lie, j Iltirtsliore
Sumo NB J ,, 1.111 Plait jr.
Andre w Hutch ‘ Harvey & NlcGht e
Ibndel Snyder V3 s
II 11 & J I,:ri.bi
Bullard Shaw eel T & I. II Carter
Rcbri ca Gimplicll % 4 ti I. Cunie, tiirinr
Jump!' II !met Ni ..7:cligslloreCr A' 1111/0 11
.181i.t•fl CLI:11 ‘5 1' A I(nrilians Jr
I' A Karthane jr %.1 kirduer & Ibirrcite
II & J Bridain %ii 11'ill 111,cliaels
I:11as TIIIIIer 15 .1,111( . 8 T11(111 r
J II Abbess vs Phili2 /tuns
1) & A Still 1,3 .1 T Leonard, Guard an
J..lin Drunclic r 15 John Sidiridgo
It B !legally vs Will Ilcipliy
Alex. ks Revd 111 G I.)Guisliellow
11 NI C. Al.l VII, Pruth'y.
from II o kis and burdensome ex,iense,
COILV Ilk 11l 1111 d be own isig, rind
in birict pecortlunce uttlt ilia clmplicity tic
our
republican 11131110
Ormital 14:11 p d . U. 11l 01 Penn
I L. UV( iIETT. Aid do Camp.
Brigade' Oidcvs No. 1.
Ilead (lousier% 4:h Brigßde, 14 It Dt
v wits' Of U• M. ti l'etio)tylvtlitiJ,
CURWENeVILLK. Niorembur 5, 1849
It. oet•tirduncu %%kit the leregeitig Ordur of the
Ni?ra General the Oilicert of the 414 Brignda .14;11
Divis . e.r. of the Utitturitted Altlittl of l'enneylve
too. are hereby rEquired to iodorm thereto•
• • •
: JOAN PATTON.
: • Brig Gin.•
A Al. Aid de Caistp.
Mitting of County Coramtssioncts ,
mrs-,:,usoNs ,having 1/119111P.53 to trnnrnet with the
Jr" lewd COrnmitsioncre (4 Clearfield ebtinty,
will telie notice, that said fluent ‘vill he in ecusion
ut their officio, itt the borough 01 Cloarlield, on Sat
urdey, 440 . 3 , 1 of "December next.
Attest.—WM. A. WALLACE, Crk.
Contin'ts Office, 13th
t., 1849,
,
4 PIOCco liedyy fx Over COPting. Wrdpie
RIGLE,It 84 cu.
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p t 0, 0, ,, Hail has m it, Offirl 1im01111.1 , 10 ;111 replita• . liit/Ni/711('(/ Liji' rlitri Arith'l/itiliCS q/
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in the ti lid id it. eln.iil, t v.ainly in us pr.t•so, ow. hot
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her u ( iir, , d h ii, ii, itl . ino...t pciidal ft'',eutiedi3in ; ri"g('• Ii is puldedied enroplete in .111:' lila'. ()via
nooihrr ul i!‘e I'll, .4, n third of t a IrritV,li , .nte imin in vu v‘.!inne, lull of Engra I; Ines . nil I'w:traits. Wu , .
the side, n lourill ut a stt r•lig in the hail.. &e. t`v,.. truth( II it (IIIII'le(d Korn( 11 I' l Ili the `.1.( 5 .r1 , , n.l (veil his II
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C t.; sulther4 11 tog I.eetl out by itts...tter
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..at .1( Ile an i FriCe• •., DESPERADOES AND DUELLIS'F;;
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PRICE 'l . ll KNTY Cr.Vl S .1 PDX.
F a r stile by my ArrniF in all the rt, , ,eiptsl edit's he.
acid I,,iertA in the i'qted tint! by Mliggists e !or the rumplrlr an;
JAMES NicA 1.1,16 I ER. or lire eopicb do One I) air
Po.prieh:r ihe :
'25 cents yr tar.
A E S:
.E. ,$• ir. F. froth', Clearfiele.
Messrs. Arnulds, Luthersburg.
John Pawm, Curicensville.
Lr it Larz, L'renchvillc.
Cif:al . :field, Jan. 15, ISl9.—ly
_ , • • • Eili e. ha o' ;\ enspapert, itiiiit.out lit, roue
ilklV ill-141'1:4 ' try, . op) log the above one or more lines, ILL:while
tom n11oce.:111d semi:ill: a iery 01 their pi , der, marl,
T.II(E Ntll'lLE that tee %\ .1e ELLEN and id, hi rile h illa.eritier, ?o,ull hut 0 awonilacht ~I
,1
lir r eln , r4hir r ELIZABETH. it,, the n , ght ef the dm oho ~ e t‘orli , scut il.e.ii 1,, return id lien'.
3.1 01 0 lobe-, inst.. nheut I 1 o'c lu. 1., nli•eo , tied
.mill n,) lethe, I. 01110 U 1..A11 - hir. I itil.ll a 1,,Uf1• 1, 1 S7' ol'Git2l-V D .1 1: IZOI? S
i v , P.., 0r..1 Hole Irons MO MU NI A 11I.Zi :.‘..1 in,' For I)crember 'Prinz V-1 49.
COL T S—the n "" e " urn 'lit Loy. "' e ' g i ' l ) c:'la (iOO. Thc,rnpson Farmer Ilrolv
_
ow. the other beVCII-1110 f; ' ,d.,`,i ht.:s o 14 _':t cur it c Taylor Potter ill)
on her forehead, and some i. hi.e 0 1 , 1,,,,h 1 ,u,i. GeiSin'n
left—ihe oilier etcl a Sall li oar oil Le' !or.. h. rnl, John Fenton, jr. Farmer
And a narrow sill)' of able i1..,50 her 11 - ti rind . 7 .\Lothew Tate do do
her left hind leg a hill° o hue above, the tool.— 'num - naq Mills Cone'liellaker llol'Ongit
li
'File Collo are both hay t,. :,.. i ~, , 8 5 laW'll:3 . illtg
1,1. Leavy Mason do
both !Jaw tcced. watt t\ Litt, ti g,.., and large 10r DaNiii I ii),,\:er Farmer I,r.wrence
their age
I hereby narn all person., against hat) oring or J B Ste‘til I.,unli/Onliall lteCeriritt
•
trtinglily o . e F. len on my ei count, or per- Joshua lolnstocic Farmer do
w cc
f.hasiag the hunts iSr colic Aseph Ellis do Bell
JAAIES ( ALL.III.EIt, SVII. \Vm hoover do Bradford
Ortobrr 16, lb 1.1 —l.d .1011 n \V Kvlar do do
, ~.
, sJoseph Putter do - Morris
al4A11:11111 ' A:all) 5411.17'.1111.444 \Vitt F Johnston do ' Penn
Clit-_)(t.11)113. Thomas Kirk Millwright . do
Jito. Nlehativ Lumberman Burnside
WM BIG LE I( & CO are non Jost receiving do
nod r Tuning al i lier o it loa- 1) a ,re,h p
Joseph Br.others Farmer
bu rr !, "t !Ca , nahle goad,. ront,in r.; id Dry A B Waller ',Merchant do
(~,,,,ts. Gflleeqlt 1, Q , IC( lib \t (110, illif ti ,S itf C. 1.3..1b .lon. Iln rtsliorne 1
_:artner Pike
lOU Shoes, Hale end Cope, a ihorre I arltty .1 Th os. Ross Stirve‘•.ir .` do
ir,mit,ia , ,,, for [Ad.,' D:,,,,, and c:mil,s„..u , s)
John .1 Bloom e
Farmr do
0 Pawn, .'B, I)) e Siufl:. :\ e 1.., Iron tr.id G!ate . , .
ks idi rhe troll,: eur ie l y a ~,,,,, ~,,, 1 h i , 1 ,1,:, Fran.is CI rossaint do
..,,, .h%.1‘..1 lc, call ;,:,,.i i,i..lita.e fur I:ra a rYIS(i
\Viii \Veils Niilh-r
o,:t 9 ldl9. 1) 'l,..Ctillotigh Farmer
- -
TURNPIKE NOTICE. .I.lSl' 0 L.' TR .4 LIS J Uli(11? , ')
riplE ,:tochlio:clet 4 or :lie I.; en 11-pe end 1. , :t1e l'or December Term 1819.
..i. (it'd Elgla "furt.pike It.,ad i °worthy ore
14 ~ i r it
Henn peter Farmer Brady
here.) , nonfied that an e Benno v 3.!!! !ohe Id ote , , 1i i
.
tidonela) 111): , sth day of IN tiverober nee% at the l'avi" 1()rn, jr. Tailor do
Gro.l I‘l , ll , l the heom 1.1 Allan) Nevl.ne, die'd.ll. E. )lehatry Lumbertnan Bell
Beectirta iovviodtip f,
, in the comity of ("1, arel,l jb W
acoaiters
beta yen the, hours ed 12 and 4 0 c1,.c1, iii she 'a'. Farmer do
lluull Gallaher Lumberman Burnside
ternoon of paid Cl')'3 to rlevi by ha!lor one ',erten , , f i
.. CordiA'ainer Borough
for Vreditlent, Six refill/11S I , r Alatingero, Slid one /" IThi . "( 1 1)
'su i n g 101* I'fIISSII ler Ui Saki 'n
OWE (;11. 111 e) t 3)- David Litz Blacksmith do
'suing year. A I' OWENS, Pres . '. '
.lobo Luzere Farmer Bradford
Birmingham, Oct. 9 18 , 0. Vim Graham, jr. do do
_______
30 R R , ,W A R • it)•
John Kline, jr. do do
• Dennis Crowell du Decatur
lip HOKE Jail on die Mtr,lii, of the 6.11 ilibi.. IWO David Gearhart do do
.111 men vaned DEBI A 8 COLEMAN & SAM.
I.'KL MILLER Said Coleman IS itht,ul 5 feet 8i Jacob Runk do do
or 9 inch(', 111[0), ',tout built, light hair. and lair Thomas Dixon do de
cuta;da
exm; his clothed acre a trot k tont nod Win Albert do do
ptott,l I r eteel mist d Sum tor e cloth, nod blat It Thos. Weracken Lumberman Ferguson
ibni t% nil breo,l Inim, and is titillUt 22 venni of age. John P Hoyt Merchant ,do
Miter will ult.° about 5 t(•at 8 or 9 Indict high,. Farmer
roily stout built very black bully ban and) Will Mitchell
whiiltern, (lark complexion , and very black pier' .101111 Long ( :arpentor
ca.,l eyes. Ile had on a black irodi coat and ' Martin Nichols Funnier
pilo4. and black ho:. Win Mapes do
$2O of the above reonttl n ill he g,iv ( n fur the du
apprehension and lodgement of Coleman 111 any A.G Welch
James Irwindo,
do
.1 the a d ) mning CUU7IIIIIs, or his ill'llnery to the .
o
d
subscriber, ilia [lto balance ($10) fur Miller. Satu'l (.4 I)avis
11. B. BEISSEL, Keeper 'AVM S Kouggy do
Cliurfield. Oci, 9, 1849. Jackson Kincaid Laborer
____
S'FRAY STEER. , Adam limey do
• Farmor
clillti,' to ilio nlantalion u! dr r subscriber in ' John I' Dale
Jas. B Caldwell do
V 'Boggs township , Clearnold county, on the' ‘„, .. ,
26th day of Anvil kW, n BRINDLE STEER, : Wm Aiexandor ,do
dam Spackman
.do
supposed to ha two years old. The owner in re- .IN.
quested to come forward arid prove his prooeriy,, Robert Graham do
mberwino \ it will be dinponed of an the law directs. : Samuel Miles de ,
GEORGE WILSON . ; sea: .
i Robert Thompson do
September 16, 1849.
_________ j Alpheus W Heath do
,_... i Thoma 4 Kylar, Merchant
It. C. HALE
__________
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. I — _ - ____L—_—_____
IVOTICE it hereby given that !otters tesitinion. ! t DISSOLUTION
IA iary wive been granted to tho' subscribers; n
upon the estate ol Adam Rishol, Into ol Brody Or partnership , . pie partnershili heret9 ,
tov,to•hip, Clcarfielti comity, deceased, all porsons ,
faro ixibting 'between Jacoh & Lowio kuntz,
hoownig
to indebted, to crud estate are i lino this day boon disiolvt dby mound consent.
rtquesierto mobs payment on or before the foot I l'hoso having ' c Iniinti 'against snitl f firia iwill pre.
of October, and those having cliorno sgainst the sent them immediately to Jacob Kant; tor pa)"
same will ()resod. them duly. toitheriticatedi for ment. ns iho pr,operty i t .ifoy..ii) - his possession,
..ciiteilierii, -- ' .. iiiiii lie is io pay all'debto dtty,from the flrm•
... raero i , . JACOB KUNTZ ,
ELIAS RIMEL, t "
. : JOSEPH LANES. - t -' }• t ' ' LEWIS KUNTZ. •
, ~
sepi. 6, 1849,-11 . -: ! Brady, towniilii p,. A oil Iti 1849. ;
lESEMIM
FM 113 T 14 11 S!!
Illustrated Life cf. Notorious Adventures
OF DICK TURPIN,
The Bold Illghwaymap; Burglar, Murderer,
etc.. ..
COMPLETE in one large Orley° volume of 124
llogus. Pike 25 colts. Enitiellirtlit if %Alit)
largo Illnsirstivo
Thil work I:1 111 loruugruliuts, representitig the
whole crave''' . of the notorious DWI( 'I 1111 PI \, u‘lio
‘‘ns beyond doubt the, most notorious Iltsliwnynrin,
llurglur, etc., list cvor lireatliod the broom of life;
it sliti%va los %Allot , ' eireer, rceounts In Woo ing
viii
,,rs till leis heir•lireuittli rto.iped. oto., rte. Price 25
oent.,ar liso copies for Olio
Pictorial Lifi: and Adventures qj
MPH SHEPPARD,
The most noted Burglar, Ito'Mcr mol Jut! I:rt nhcr
;nut c Ver liVnll. CoMill( li• Ili 111Ege I LA:it
va!ume 01 132 imp's. Price '25
tcuh set end huge tigravittgP. TrUn
Wurk is the complete We. Iron birth until 11.$ 'loath
of the moil notorioto, Burglar, It ittlmr, Cell-null
Juil
I,reato'r that f•vt r I,ved, It s',lott.,l nu reel by evo
rylunly. Single orit h c , ,ty•Ftve (I . IIIP, or fit v.'
c•Ttea I r thte
I.V11,1i1111: (tub 11.11 ;•111Itlern; 14r V,v1111,-;C,e
E x ,., ; „,..„ „ I: the ji;tlj/Innhtol,: ("qv f , lt• :IS 11,e
n 111111111/111 1111. II( II 1'5.11' I)kIt
loyellier Willi 1114. 1,15 c, nl fllc mo.t ma's Regli.
lators In
nuhulily 11,l1,1111ICII;
Any nism mlirittvt PI" C• li-
Cicr ur all 01 the at•ovt «^t t ”ii ihco) by ro
turn ul mail on rem.l l im; lLc mommt
11.11er, to the
•.•.% t upy of each 01 the nioi‘e five 1. , ,m1 , 5 %N CI !,e
seat
ate• fur Uor r,
tv elistlce prompt uttvntion. :0 !lir
T. It I . I.TEIV -1 ).\:,
98 t ,:r. et, i'ioladcipl.m.
valtarnams lawm.
liner Horse Power' 'llainz,hling Shaft and
&rap Threshing IlLachincs for $75.
& S, WILSON,. of Strnttonville, Clarion'
• Cifillify, P./ \tLilltd CI Fpc•clilii!y li.f0:111 the
people of elearli. , l , l vanillas. that they ore still 111:111;
of:touring, end Iteepe oronaitav on hand:Four iforre
Power 7 hrunhtng Iquehittes, ot the lon rr:ve of
SEVENTY-I.O'V. VOLLA vt acranted to he
A !so. TV“) (itiret? Power Thrcdong I‘l,.eldries, not
surpnsacd by any in die State. and %%e nII I ‘‘arilltil
them to *broth in one day 1 . :5
landict!e live. or 2:26 tat,tdo Is Oats, or 15 Intaltels
clover seed. Jewell attended
'l'llry !MVO CfCCICa Follritiry and j.:lftel,satithsllup
kl 11 . 101 'enables them to evil Ina, hitiCei nt a ranch
timer wive than ever offered in 1 eons) I easint.
P.\ TENT CORN-81111,LE , 1. They are nuw
inalitini, rind keep WI hand, n i'aterd Curs-Sheller
at the low' price oh One 1)011ar and Filty rents cash.
The anbsetthers will reeeivollin payment. tor the
Ichute Threshing Maellilice, (.11 IN. !Wheat, 'lye.
nod ads,) 11 lilt at Shaw's at leorfieM, or tit
flranl ' s Mill. ClirWWlNVille.
RICHARD SHAW, ClCartlild. end 13. fIARTHIIORN,
Cur went vino, are, agents lur the n.lc (Wild! ai , ove
oink /dace in thie enmity, either ul whom will give
nll neresenry ildurrinnun relating thereto.
• 11 1 1 ON.
I \ June IS, 1819.
MACHINES have been pun 1eu.1 , 11 by the lel!ovo
mg minted Irmur is in Clciu field comity. %%here these
Viinhing to purchase oth Lai and ux.sititcw for them•
E.el veg.
.robn .Sl ides, Boggs township,
A. G. Tre/ch, Lawrence township,
Thomas Brad,
James A. Brad, "
.101111 Pettn township,
Joseph Pitaerson, Jordan township,
Leonard, (.I(Cs - hon township,
Lcrrac .8(1 Eger, Bradtbrd township,
fugh Henderson, Woodward township
.Tomes McCully ,
E. Williams, .Tohn
I:zie n e:tP)it . alcal i:'s4 tat e
;CAT i.gliYA r d i E .ilkll4
lE.
-, ,.. .. , z . .‘.. rirciE P10,4,111)0' t.frer. to Hen the 1 0 1.
'F' :7 5 . 2 '...1 i.. le, we. &fit rtttet; rt 111 1.8!Ille.
/.: c-: . : I tte lams .n ‘sittt ti by rt tittle. in Perin
..t1....
... 1.... t.. %r.rttlit, (: t ',Art , : .1 it,u: '.s. c..t.t:t :A1.,:
1,) au 0,-10 tif „tot Ii is c'e.trc .1. nutter g...ttl I, n
et.. fifth 11l II go t.l Ft:ce ol t tilt,, lowa Tie tin•
pr.tecipett's AN' n COO , : 1,11 !eery FTUITI` 11t.i.,e,
an.l I ton.. I tii.k Bitft, and Wt... a ~, , , .1 A c p'.l. Or
elmrtl. it, tth lii r blll IIIII:lIlligi 1. , :'t . -1:1r' lOr 11
1.11111 I'll. I U IIC1ir•:JC.111y hprils`,: u; I,L't 4 U: :111.
I=ll
Arvdher plarr in Ihr •ame 10i11:1 :jog
121 wAlk Itl Urrl a 1111.
der 1.4 I!.e
lic etisv 1111 to Pii:A•t.,
and half nuu e from ou'r• s . I.
'Mos property Vk il! he 51 very re iv , r.e1)!(.
!rum.. For lurihr r ririleninrs epply
In
G A ItItETSON JOHNSON.
June 27. IEI9 d
DE
g
RI A §-:!.
relit (-folly it rm
1!1 ht, •,:t
ed rwr , ugh ul Cl r Jrfit.hl,
t)l)01t 11 .tisr, %%hurt , I.e i!
rfl . flarl ' ll In :•'i4 iir Willthee and Jciialry
ul evt ry 1..t0d lle linFes I y strict lineation t o
tiataniodi in merit find recrivei a iltare al pulr'.u.
11'.,r1; d Ale oil the t.,
I ,;: dS ;1 12, 15.13
t.re I nhumed iF.nt for sahl.eti•
ILY her, ~r el:(' . l7# d if. ;Le orino•
n:( lure o• I , IWN ilm; INK .f „ er y ('brand
. 11.13 I:V. 11111/ 11 :hey biroiN to he ((in /1 1.1 nu}
n o.t/ !Act) they tt tlt roll at it.r
tti f,tr C I h , ,!‘
that thrtr 0 , 31 rerommet,l t'rr It they ott: )
xn t‘ it (.7:F. Tr.i.%1.0 re!yir. g upon 111. merinclta
u nre Their ,trctl aro warran•
I,d sopermr of env thatmincturc.l. A circular
prtect, , tall I,c ~nt !twin who
e 11. U.-derE 1 , 1 cash niry ngrnto, xrro( rd.
i'''..) — P,lll!.•lturs I in%rronz
thie ad.
n, the notonnt of $:;,) a a,l yumilug ur
(1‘; y ut the I, Ly r,-ndr.,;4l S i a; f“,y
%\ .11 FCC , , lye a 30 Era Norte, ItAt,
& CO,
Si rfi mi mg IVorks,
Agt - n 1 , 1 t.:Ce at lit:W and t•Cf Orld
P , ;1011 , g Matt r;al‘.. • jtpl;3o
The undersigned will, on the 13th day:
of June, 1849, begin the publication in the
Citr of Washington, of a daily Whig Ad•: . :
ministration paper, to be called , THE
PUBLIC," the editorial supervision of whirki".
will be committed to the exclusive care of.,
Alexander C. Bullitt and John 0. Sargent.'
The Republic will - givo:to the principW:.
upon which the administration of Generale
,'Taylor came into power, a cordial, zcalous,
and constant support. It will be :a faithr.
ful record of the fillies; it will discuss pubs
lic measures in an impartial and indepent•
dent spirit, it will be a vehicle of the la.:
test and roost authentic information; it will:
be, in a word, it political newspaper; deft"-
ted to the liberalizing and progressive dee
I
tics which lirc\ ailed in the late President:
!Thil canvass; to the interests of labor,ftr
• veloped in the wants of agriculture, cot*.,
coerce and 61'111rue-tures, and to the cause
of literature, science, and general intellii
Bence.
The Republic will acklowledge:lto rah
. legiance except to the country.
aim to merit the confidence and supporta
the American people. It will be thear
gall of no person, or party, or fraction ofa
party, in that compulsory sense which
i would hinder it from speaking boldlran4.
NEW CABINET 86 CHAIR I candidly to the people about whateVdrit
ilittanactock. !concerns them to know.a , '
The Republic will . be printed upon a
THE rn
suliscriber respectfully inforsolie . • .
double royal sheet, in a new, large r clear,
ho Comm weed the ohovt men
lit nfl a vtriotoi hrnoclics In ih„: readable type.
borooo, ef Cenrfiehl, directly oppiawo Besides the Daily paper, there will
dill Church, \\, here ho is Prel•"" to mar'"fue• published a 'Fri-weekly and Weokly•A
IWOpublic, made up of the most interesting dis
CABIN ET-WARE AND CHAIRS I.
Important matte'. of the Daily issue. •' 1
the m ost durable roomier. lie hopes by idi i et
million
1., h 0511149, to merit nod receive n Terms:
f
VrCOII:INS tenth) to order 011 Ow shortest For the Daily Republic, ,
r. • C CAMPBELL, :For the 'Fri-Weekly, • Oj
nearfield, Jone 18. 1849. For the Weekly,
~2 01
r lii Postmasters.--Any Postmaster iv
Ol transmit us $lO shall have; shccop"7
off, the Weekly Republic sent 6 'rnich*, ,
sea sas he may direct, and .$l5 will. , '
tle4he Postmaster to three copies
Irrijlreek/li paper. ••''' •
IN? paper will be sent unless' the otct
is ackompanied by the 'floppy., 'A
AB\ conimunications Uponfbasiness
be addresed f ...l ' . GIDEONi &
A, • WaSiIitIMOTICRIW
• fiLl:i ) &Vogitii9ViN
I . 1,, rulo • I I) -cc
nil Bros% n .!!n in C.olci,i,l
Itale, Cleft rlikld.
lii ~hr 4. Co.
John Prahni t Cu rwt•lis klle,
I. L. 13(tratt, Clearfield Bridge.
Thomas ilk ;hr e, MeG bees Mill.
Dail" liMport, ('hi rry Tree.
I'. 11 . I. Borrelt, Lutherhurg,.
. 7 .)rich in , Girard township.
Levi Frenchrille.
Jamt.•;.ak rray, liiirnside
fits. Philipsburg, Centre co.
June 10,1 ;49.
ington
I ioggi
Jordan
La w rence
(to
do
do
do
do
Beceurin
do
do
Covington
Pike
do
Dract_i,vs,Alleines, &c.
riv i sub,criher reepeetlelly nonotin
ccx to the caucus et Corwersville.l
ut.d the public ut large, that he has just
open , 4l
' 75 1 1k DRUG STORE, I
o r pbmie Dr.:Lees How, Curtvensyille, ce.npre..
61111 \\CH !.electeil aeserinient
ul
Drugs, Medicines, - Oils, Paints, Varnish
es, DO. 4-c.; together with an as
sort»ient of Glass, and in short, all oth
er articles usnAlly kept in Drug &Ores.
Being himself' ii , the pructioe of Medirtne,the pub
he may rest wurcd that 1118 Mugu dre of the pu•
rc'it character.
R. V. • WILSON.
July G, 1849.-3 m
Woodward
Girard
Goshen
Jordon
do
Fox
Morris
Piei•co cotton Fitimicl alO Table Lign v fur
Bali] by BIGLER &co.
12 Pieces of fted ciad.Whila Flanaol , for mile
at rho Ilium of tiIGT &
CD Pierre French Merino for.:Leolieo clookAg
Id for 'title , irCtite otoro of 1:11(X ER (.IJ.;
SAVBD.
A Is°
t with: ler !Ds
.1. L. PAINE
PRINTERS
. ,
Cour!
tho• lion. George W. WoottiiiardPrcfdertt ;
jiiil[te the! Court of enioninti,...
N ero , nil l ie .itti joil . ivinl district, ceniposed of, ildr. •
roulettes of Clinton, Castro and Clearlield.nrid eke'
lion Jainrs Leinuirtl and Abraham IC-
Esquires. P i sso.iciate Juilgeslit , Clearfield
have issued their ofecept hearing dote die 14t tftweh t ;
Sept. to toe directed, for
t'ourl of Crmi shot Plens, Oiplutp.s. l'oor4 7 CorW,,
of Quarter Seaions, ling Court of Qyer
• l'erminee and General Jail Delivery,
nt Clearfield Towit,liir the County of t
the Ist Nlonday ol Deeeinher hex!, (being 14 3.1%.
cloy t the womb.)
Notice is.lhere,foi - c, lordly given,
. .
to the ot IlluPeacc,&Cipi4lut,R4
to and fig the County 01 Clearfield, thuptteni in their'
own 'proper rier!Orisi with Wills', -Records, Inquisi.
Immo, Exanitnntiong rind btliceiteinetnliratices,..lo (le
those things t lush the:reface, Edit 'heti behalf ay.
pertain to be dunk :tut! noises and
sons prose ening tn helial 01 the Common Wealth
gainst any prisoners lire reqoired to lie then find
there attending and• net depart without leave, ut:
their peril. Jurors are requested to lie pont:turd
theirattendance at the rippointedtime ogreenhie
notice,.
Given under my )ead" at the tot% n of Clearfield..
this 24th day of Oct:, in . the yene or our Lord one'
thOustind eight hundred ttri4 lorty•ide.e. and the
Be venty•second yeur,of A incrieno Independence.
JOHN STITES,
CIRCULIR.
To Clergymen, Post-masters, Teachers or
Sabbath-Scools, Book Agents, Stu
dents, and Heads of Families.
agents united in awry section of the U. S. to sok
Sear's Pictoral Family Annual;
AN ILLUSTRATED WVoi u comprising -{e
line tH. nes el it nt, Hit inleresuug de•
-errplHn , in 1,0 tinn•k-itie krge Octnvo 01 Omit
400 gaHO). hourni in g tilt, ur n ! Ititcred'
111 Cale 11.1,,it i. inolerri lurk malting
Price onl}• Two Dollars.
Th'it epteralid Vif.uttio comprises within
Conip;eie I... , brary of llitelit arid ElliCrltt 'fling
ledc 0, cont;viised in form, familiar in stylr,
ettyt , us in in tormatittr, embracing an eltonsivo`
ra , ;go tuhjeett , l'ha engravings Over 200
r; nre strit ily illneirative: bring represee.,
tal:oan 1,1 annul Scenery Costumer, Maniten,.
Monuments &c.
tr..rcn exandnciun Itic nhove %Ind: %lilt be WO.
, ()wired by t c, ry iutclLgrnt per.on under o,hote
,twrmaiinn it may come Cl unu 01 the Must Irt44ll'
ali'n ',repent! , for n lather to present to his family,.
us r , garde Goth the quality and etiallwr o f ,t o em,
lielin-hinctite and the pule character of con,
H 01,14 In preparing r cry :undo for pages'
Ow gr. al( 1,,d1 heed need to admit no.
dm.; but oi an g ned irriructive char
, .
neter.
To men of enter, , r.k , and islet Otis tv , ,rl;
211 f prncnnt , !e cmp!oymet.l
10 bs 1111. Tilt leie MA a 'own in r
the I'it . ,): l I.l,cre n tmnest and %veli•ililit••
ed con foil iiontr2 from 5010`200 Vti!tanco,
nci ~r. 1 ,1 g I I the 1,1vpuill'1.•11
A.l pc:rens tt ndone :amide co; ie RIC c>cam lie or
procure rulocrihers e id:. eats cc eel re I or inerr, •
s:d•suintially I:::ntiti in barer 1 It‘ert•*-111C
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