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- FORPRESIDEN'I‘
" gen. LEWIS CASS,
4 FOR war: vmzsxch'r.
"Gen. WM. OJBU'I’LI‘IR,
V. ' 0/ Kentucky.
. you damn. comusmowuu. ‘
Israel Painter, of W'cahnor’tlantl‘.
Democratic Electoral Ticket
Senatorial Electors.
quuu BxaLxflmelcnrfidd. -
DAVID D. WAGENER.‘OI Nurllumxptun.
Rgzmcntatiw Electors. ‘ .
Di:
)3. John C. King.
14‘ John Wmdumn.
' 15. Robot! 3. Fisher.
16. Frederick Smilh,
17. John Crmnwfll.
18. Chnrlca A‘ Black.
‘ 19. George W. Bowmnn.
20. John IL Shannqn.
,21‘ Goorgo P. llunfllon.
22. Willmm=ll.‘Duvis.
' 28. ’l‘imolhy two,
~ 2M James G. Gnmphnll._
éf‘ Dim
. 1. Henry 1... Bonner,
g}; , 2. "om R. Knows.
Ji 3. lsan‘c Shunk.
{f}? 4. [LL Roumlon.
if .5. Jacob S.Yosl.
'; 6. Robert EJVnghl.
.~ 7. Wm. W. Dowmpg.
E ‘8."llonly Huldcmnn.
2‘ 9. Palm-Kline.
{ 10. I). S. Schoonnvcr.
‘ I]. Wm. chdnnd.’
§ 19. Jonnh Browatct.
111. W.~CARR..Unjwd Scan-n Newspaper Mgenr
Pt 1;. comm (if ‘l‘hitd and Duck .slrcua, Philado
11 In, is our authorized agent. to rem-lye nnd mom;
(or subucnpuam,advorllacmoms, &c. ‘ . '
“hu‘flwg. . . . A¥L .. ..
WA SIoN.--'l'ho whole lhroo Whig
Congressmen from the Reserve in Ohio,
are out against Gen. Taylor.
mTTlra Whig and Abolition Com-en
-uon 9! Worcester. Mash was an impo
ung offafir. numbering from 5000 lo 8000
_anong. 1" cy passed strong resolu‘ione
agu'in‘ol bulb Taylor 81,0083. in favor of
the course of lhe Bumburncra in N. York.
and appointed delegates lo the anti Tay
lor Convention to be held in Buffalo on
,the 9th of Augual. ‘
5:? We have wilh held the publication
of on»: paper from Saturday until Tuesday
with the hope of being able to put to um
Iho rumor will» regard to the resignation of
Gov. Shunk; but we hm finally compo".
c-d to go to mean an” in doubt
That he did rcnign on last Saturday.
seems quite probable. The most able phy
siciana, after thorough consultation. have
pronounced the Governor's disease-incu
rable; and in ordirr that the people of
the State—lhe good old Commonwealth
which Governor Shu‘nk town so much and
has served 00 well-~mny have the benefit
of n Governor of their own choice, he has ‘
determined to resign before the tenth 01
July, (yesterday) This one the substanre
ofthe rumor that has been current {or the
last eight or ten days. ‘
-'l'hc conalilulion pm‘vidchhal lhe Spea
ker ollho Scnnlc shall act as Governm in
case of the death or réeignalionof lhe Gov
ernor elccl. If such death or resignalion
lakenplaco more than lhree months (any
belch lhe 10th .Julylpreuoue iolhc next
annual election. a.Governnr «hull men by
efecledgbul ifWilhin less lhen three months
(any limo between the 10th July nml «he
10m 0! Octobet) lhen,lhc election of a Go
vcrnQr cannm be held until Omaha: :1 year.
Next Chilértjssnmn
Amman GILMORE. Esq.. of Bullet; has
been unanimously nominated by the Dem
ocracy of _lhal county as the Democratic
candidate for Congress. ML' Gilmore io
highly spoken of by those who know him.
as a good Democrat; a s'oqu lawyer, and.
an able speaker. - , _ v
G. W. SMITH, of Budardms been nom~
inntod by lhe Whigs of Butler; as their
candidate. Too fast again. Mr. Smith-'-
Yoo a‘te always first _in the field, and the
11m outof‘it.
Sabbath School massing.
AI-a meeting of lhe frii-nds of Ihc "Sunday
School" in Iho borough ol Clemfiold, hofd nl lhe
Anudomy.‘lhb..lullowo'ng ‘ proceedings were udoph
od. viz: ‘ ’
G. PHILII" GULICH was called to lhe chair,
and G. R. BAnnz'r'r nppuinlcd Sorrolnry.‘
Tho mootingfivnn oponod wilh prayer by tho
Rev. Mr. Lune. uflor vwhich Iho' PrrggdL-ul alulcd
Iho object of the meeting. A‘vory oxcollonl ad~
drcu wauhan doliiarod by tho Rostr. Lana.
On‘mulio‘n. Received, That tho; Superfinlendgnr
pm! (map! the Teachers, vi-iL every family in Ih‘o
borough and vicinity. ro: lhb p'urpua‘o‘ or onli'nin'g
more leehng in two: of‘ Iho Sunday Schbol. and
flu" Mm Btfl's, Mrai Blown, and Miss Wmvzu‘.
m appomled a commillao- w visit each family";
- tho borough for Iho Inmg’ purpoaa. w .:.: ' '
Resolved, William A, Wallaca, Esq. be. and hb
in horaby appoiniad Socrolnry for tho Sunday a
.School in Clearflald, farm? onlulng yeah; g
Reached, That G. Philip Gulich' be appainlug
Superintendam Iqr .Iho cmuing your. 3
Reaolvcd.‘ The! F. P. ‘Hunlhnl he appoinlcd'
Treagqur a! .thp..",Bundu)-..,,Sgpqql Union,“ jn lh'o’
borough ofClanrflold for llm-onquinggqan 2 . . t
Rosalind. 'l'hul Mm Saiuh‘ Weaver. Miss Re}
I;,ch undulgrimary Ann Irwin, and Min Mar;
garol Show, _ appolnlad a comnijllaogxo lo’lk-I't
conmbunont lo Vlho Sunday 'School' lot tho purpoup
ofpulchaalng books, &c...’ , , .__ ,' ’ ~ .‘
‘Rualved. Thu! Alhad'Snth' ho unpoianlJ/L
hjurian for’ the ~anauin‘g your. ' ,‘ _ ‘
' Repolvad. Thal‘wawill horonner'hold a mac:-
ing or Touchm/ Parenll- Ind "cmw'rqn a! ‘4-dfrluck
an Iho 6m Monday‘ovenins-inioach , month. a: my
Sunday School room. for a cancer: of pruyeriulbfol
half o|"!th Sunday Schaal .'cp‘uuo; and Ihnl all pct,-
‘ofli.‘pfnll fibnommuinn‘g‘fqoling an inlereal in Ihc
onward ’prograu‘of 'lhp _SuhhnUn Svhoo) 'cguam are
Nlpeolfully im'lmdilo. mand; 3 :‘s'l' “'4" .
G. PHILIP GUMCH. I’m,
5- R- BARNETT, Sec'y. '
m
0]" Michigan
, Gen. Dodge’s Declination.
The intent. the patriotic. the dietin
gutahed'General _Henry Dodge. Senator
from the young State of Wisconsin; epurna
the trenionable and disnrgenizing nomina
tton ofthe Uttc’a Barnbumere of N. York.‘
whoae motto seems to be that they would
tether ‘rule in Hell than solve-in Heavenfl‘
Thus “ill Mr. Van Buren and his dieorh
ganizmg' followers be deserted by all high:
minded nnd‘ihonorable politiciana.—Har
risburg Union.
The W'aehington Union of the 30th ult.
contains the following: “ Just as we are
going to prose, we received the following
card from General Dodge. Senator of the
United Staten Train the 30th State. the
youngest sister of the Republic. It is what
we expected from that gallant man and in 4
(lomitable republican. It ohivera to pie
net the schemes' which have been formed‘
at Utlcn and in Cincinnati. founded in thol
use of his name: '
A CARD.
lltnve seen in the publinhed proceed
inge ofthe convention at Uttca, N. York.
that my name in put in nomination for
Vice President of the United States, on the
ticket with .Mr. Van ' Buren. No inform
ation has been given to rue by tho convcn
tion, or its order, 0! threv nomination :- and
l have waited some days for that inform:
tion; as furnishing the snttable occasion
for making my answer. But. beginning
to doubt whether any such communication
will be made. and seeing my name placed
tn many papers on a candida'c for the Vice
Presidency. by virtue ofthat nomination. l
deem it proper to delay no longer, and to
declare at once. and in this public manner.
my inability to accept it. The State to
wlitch I belong was represented in the llal~
‘ ttmore Convention ; theyotc or lhal State
was given to Messrs. Case and Butler;
they were nominated; and as one ofthe
citizens of that State. that nomination im
wediately received my cordial concurrence
and support. and Will continue to do 90.
l have long been the friend. personally.
as well as politically. oi Mr. Vnn Bitten.
and, under other circumstances, would he
proud to have my name associated wiih
his in any way; but the acceptance of this
nomination is impossible; and l have to
request the members ofthe convention and
the public, to receive this declination as
my answer. and to exwoo this mode oi
making it—being the only mode which thé
want ofabommunication item the conven
tion ieaiee open to me.
HENRY. DODGE
Washington City, June 29. 1848
From the Wnshlngton Unwn
01110.
The following is an cxlracl of .1 leller
us! received Irom Slcubcnvillo, Ohio, writ
an by an officer of volunteers who served
n Mexico:
. " The Whigs here give this Slale In Cans.
Old ‘Avnilabie' will find ILM he cannot
lead ,ihe Alrzicuns Io victory here us new
Allie did Iho Americana in Mexico. [ld
will mc (lic day when In: mm that '(lie
valunleara were no! worm their rulium "
“t! faithful blndn hr: shtveretl them-
Romunstrnnro would not hear;
_ He would not strike tun muntry's ling——
'l‘ur: muvx om vourn'ztzu.
We copy the following from the Z'qpes
ville (Ohio) Auxors.‘ it being the testimony
of n' brave man who was present and wit
nessed the horoic' conduct of Gena—Cass ut
the timeof Hull‘s surrender .- r
L‘et fedemhsm repeat her foolish false
hoods against Lewis Cass! Her most ul
ly one ts, that he'ditl not bresk his sword
on hearing of Hull's surrender. Below
we haves letter from Squire thlis. an
old and highly esteemed citizen of this
county. on the subject. We can get let
lers from othets,’ we think. who were eye- ‘
witnesses, at the tranasotion. 'l'bis abuse
of Gen. Cess ts not at all detrimental to
his prospects of election to the Presidency.
The enthusiasm and support of old com
panions in arms is called out by these cow
ardly attacks:
ZANEBVIILE. Ohio. June 19, 1848
To the Editor qélltr .llurara :
Sta; In the ancaville Courier oitliio
date! noticed an article headed " The fire-
Ir'eit Sword;” in Which it is stated that the
honor of breaking his sword is "borrowed,
or rather stolen capital ;” and that it one
Gen. McArthttr,end not Gen. Lewis Can,
who broke his sword at the time of llull'e
surrender. Now it may be that Colonel
McArthur did, break his sword. tor he was
a patnot'attdbr'nvc'man ; but it'lte did. the
writer 0! this 'did not goo or, hear of it at
the time. But I did see Col. Case break
his sword at the pickets where Gem-Brock
-,-the British commander-~met Colonels
McArthurdL Case above the Well Springs;
below Detroit. ‘ 1, way standing within six
feet of Col. Case at the time ; and i never
will forget the indignation and mortifica
tion be exhibited at the time. :: . ‘
. These etlly attempts to deprive General
Cone of his patriotism and courage. made
by men or the aorta of men who .ltept aha,
dy inathoee dark- days.4.will»only than: the
effect to rally to his standard all lhe-sol
diets. of 1812, 00!. Care tt'nu ;loyed by
if!" 'hil men... .It could not be otherwise.
for-he loved them all, and indie” he could
to promote their comfort. , Mygvoicoond
my X 9" [are tor-Can and Butler: " ,
lmuons-nan...meNauru, Lo‘wmus ovx‘Suu;
Ts, &c.—_‘Vpghl'n Alvud‘m‘n. Yggelpblo Pills are n
‘u‘nlurlnl .nVndeh’om‘lme ammuin Fuyo for Ilul‘l W")?
ur_ uorvuuy Wants}; ‘hecnulo they complg'iely
clonmtho‘slqmuch and bquls of those hiliom
and corrupt, hu‘muu wluch‘nol oniy‘ pnmlvzufmjg
wogkvqalllo digestivn organs. bul me the cuuu'nf
“(011,1 norvéa. low «prim, d": Lijhl'w Indium
Yogclubl(§\tl’llls nre nlnc e». thnt! punfiu: of Ilm
.b'ood.‘und mun-{ow not. only impart henllhund
cheerfulness lu lhe mind,_hul also give 00W Mo
and vigur‘ib‘lhc body. .~ ‘
1 BEWARE or (,‘mm'ranrzn's up [mnnxpm .'—
Romcmhcr Ihnl Iho originnl uml unly genume In~
dian Vegetable Pulls hnvo Iho signnluro of “mg
Wmon'r “rim-n wilh n pen on the W WWI!"
ouch box.
EC? The qen‘uinc for sale by R. Squ.
sole flgcnlfor Clear/2dr],- CRANS 19' Buo
-I'umu. Curwcnamlle; DAmm. BAnnmr.
Luflunsburg ,- and wholesale at the Vice
‘7’“! general depot, 169 Race street. P n'la
(lelphiu. ‘
Nlosl Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED W'OMflN‘S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
Professor of (I:s9am 0/ women
Suxh Erlitx’nn. lBmo. pp. 250. Price 1 dollnr
30,000 Copies mld in Mn-a months.
Yours ufunll'oring 0! physical and mental nngmvh
to many an ulfcclionnle wilo. nml pecuniary dlllicul~
lies to the husband. Inlght have been spared by n
timely possrauinn ollhis work.
It In mlondcd l‘npcclully (or lhe nmrned. or lhuso
conlumplullng marriage. an H discloses Imporluul lo
crola which nhnnldkbn known to them purliculnrly.
'l‘ruly. knowledge in lmi’mr. ll is health. In .u-
‘ noss.uffluonco
The rcvolnlu-na remained in 1h: pngt'fi hnw proved
n bit-53mg In thousands. as Iho mnumcmhloloucrs r4-~
(‘eivod by (he uulhur u ill unesl.
Hero. nlnu. cvory femnlo ~lhc wife, Ihc mother. the
um- mlhl-r budding inlo \wnmnhuod, or Iho one in
Nl9 [lot'hm' (If yrnm m “hum nuluro contemplate! nn
Immrt'mt rlmngo—rlnu disrmo: :hv cans". nymp
(mm, and tho mos! onion-m n'mmhou. nnd Inns! con
mm mode of cure. In every (‘nmplmnl Io “hxch hu
an i:- suqu-(I.
('npim will 6r. son! by mail [rec prmlage
lo the pure/mur.
(Horton lhuu-nnd mpms huw- boon urn! hy mnil
'wuhin lhror monlhs, with perfrrt safety um! ren
minty,
0n Iho recnipl of Om: Dnlhur, l'no "Mnrrmd \Vm
mnn'w I'nvulr Median] (’nmpnngnn" wal [m mm (mni.
ltd/rev; In any part nflho United Smtas‘ All lam-rs
mun b 0 post-pun! _(un-vm those mmnining n rcmih
tnmo) and addressed In Dr. APM Mnuricmu. Box
1224. Now York cily‘ Publishing Office. 129 Lulu-Hy
alrecl. N. York. ,
The "Mnrnml Wumnn'n l'rn'nlc Modu‘nl (Tum~
pnnion"is Fofd by {lool.sva Ihroughonl Iho I'ulled
SlnlrF. July 10, 2 m.
MARRIED—On 'lhuradny the 29m
ull.. by B. F. waling, liaq.. Mr. anxa
500 mm, M. n., to Mrs. MARY Pnsmomz,
of Penn township. ' -- '
On Tuesday evenhwg, the 4th insh, by
J. L. Cuttle, Esq, Mr, JAMES GALE“. 0'
Jordan lp.. Io Mina NANCY MCLAUGHLIN.
of Lawrence township. '
On Sunday, Iho th inn. by W. Alt-x
ander. Esq, Mr. JAMES M. “’ILLIAMS. to
Miss MARY Com: 0! Lawrence tp.
§trily COW.
’_ ~ #9.,0A31E lo lhe H‘Bldf’nfe
:ézfisym "(the iUbbCllbt’f. almul
”,.Lfléfi the 25th 0! June Malaya good
sized Rcd Cow. with crnukcd horns, and
a white slreuk along lhe briske't. The
owner is detain-d to come forward prove
pfupefly, pay costs, and take her away.
‘ ‘ JOHN PARKS.
liuatlfuid (p. July 10, '4B.—-pd
‘ F. J. Hoffman;
LEWIS’IOWN. PAW.
E'I‘AIL & WHOLESALE «11-ular in
E Drugs/Jlahcines, Paints, Hurrl
ware. Coach and‘ Saddlery ware; Grace
rim. Huts, l.cu!/rcr,'l‘llororco. Paprr, Con
fcch'onary, Coo/rinthovea, &c.. 81.
July’ 10, 1848.
[ST 0F LETTERS remaining in
L the PO3! Office at Clearfield Pm.
July 15! 1848 - A
Adams, Jns. 11. ‘Mllls, Thomas
Brockway, M. A. Nancy, John
Harrell. Andrew Ogden, Nam/y
Bruncr. John ‘ Owens. .Ith /'
Builoy, F. H. Parkins Lymnn'
Butler. Robert Pd'HQHUD. Goo.
Dale. John Robeson Wm.
Goodlcllow, Mary Russ, Thomas
Gullnhel. Joseph Robeson. Jerome
Hamish. Chrisl’c-E SWgrtze. l’ner jr.
flyover, Susannah Shire Isaac 3, |
Uuflmafi. John Smithy, Jacob L.
llarshharger, A.-3 Silvnn, Joshua
Hummel. Henry, A Spencer. Benedict
Hummcl. Abraham Swan, Joh‘n or heirs
Irwin, Joseph ' Tale. Wi'lmm
Jackson. Mary Tylon or 'l'ylcr. D.
Jacob. Gt'orge ‘ \Vood Thomas
Lutz. Levi Williams, Jm. C.
pd WM. L. MOORE, P. M.
.4 TTEJV 'l'] 0W .
[ OOI) Sole Leather at 17 cm. Goad
G Brown Sugar 5 a 62}, best Rio Cof~
le'e 9‘c'e'ma. Y. H. 'l'ea. good 50 (u 75—-
_purc White Lead _B2 per keg..Uopal Var.“
nish $2 pepgnllpn. Jersey Glass, 8 by 10.
84.25 per box —-Nail9 $5 per keg—~Blis"
.(er Steel. 6:} per lb-S Leaf- Springs $5.-
50 per pair-Candles 14 per lbo-‘Slwe
Pegs, 6.} ate per-quart—good Fur‘Haln
usl—Fme Brush, 1,75, 8:, Fine Beaver.-
82.15.19r3a1c by ..A _ _ .
"" “"' - ‘ F. J. 'II‘OFFMAN. ‘
Lewislown, July 10, ’49. J
(”CDCDIKUNQ} QWQDWUREJQ
GREAT" ynrlety ‘o! “COOKING;
A *STUVES, 'Warrimled, mm $13.50
w 3532.00. tor-"sale by >' , *' '* -' ~»:
,= ,', as. HOFFMAN,
Lelwislowu‘,J‘ulyllo..’4B. I. . E
. _-.pl"llESll>-SUPPLY0IDR?
aA, GOODS. ‘. (m()CER.IEs.~MAbK.-
«REL; HERRING nml coo-ms“ jun"
«“eci-iyed ;[mpy‘lu'ill . bc.,sold M“ low pug-..;]
n: (M dump slui'c of” "H ' '" -
JOHN PA'I'TON 5
()umcnsvulc, June 16, 1848.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
l V virtue of a‘ writot Venditionl EX
, pnnas. issued out at the Comt of
.Common Plum of Clenrfiold county. and to ma dt
ractad. will be exposed to public rule. at Ihc court
hou-c._in Iho borough of Clonrfiolclmn Monday the
4th day of September. next. a czrtuin tract of luml
situate in Jay township. Elk coumy. containing
100 ncroi. hoing part of tract No. 532 and bounded
on the north by tract No. 531. on the cast by 100
areas of lund deodod by Potter Gufl' to Eugano:
,Wudo Kincaid (now in the mm of Euu-biuu Kin
mid) on the south by lands lnloly in the possession
of Potter Goff. and on tho won by lands in the you
ace-lon of E. P. Goff. Soizad, taken in execulion
and to be cold in tho proporty of Enacbiua Kincaid
and Hezokin'n Warner.
BY virluo ofn aimilni wtil iuned out of Iho same
court. and lo mo diroclcd, will be l0l(l a! Iho sumo
limo nnd placo. the right. title. Inn-run nml claim
ofJuromiah Elm to a certain Inc! 0! lnnd nilunlo
in lluolon township, Clcnrfiald counly' bounded
by lnnda of John Hen-it on tho north. and an Iho
mm by lands of Arnold min. &c., now in the pon
aeuion of Arnold Bliss. with about nrren
clonrcd thereon
BY vinnu of a uinnlnr wm muud out of the anme
courlmnd to mo directed. Will be sold at the some
ttme and place, n (ennin tract of land. munla in
Down town-hip. Clvnrfiuld county, containing 427
acres and 30 pen-hen and .nllawnucn. beginning at
a whim pino. thence by land. nf William Gray
and othm 230 pen-hm to 0 post. then”) by lands of
William and anulh 315 porchea In a past. thence
hy lnndn (IfJunru Stinehiser can 930 porches to a
white pino. and theme by land: at Ruberl Stewart
north 315 perrhao In tho place of beginning. with
two dwelling homes. a burn nml ans! mill and a
hunt 40 Her“ cleared thereon. Seized. taken in‘
ommlion and to be lold as tho property of David
Adnmo.
By vmue oh similar writ ”mad but nflho name
rourl, nml lo mo directed. will be exposed to solo
at lhn sumo lime and plum. all the lnlercal o! Du~
vid Mitchell in Iho land ha ha» In Burnside anal
Chou lownnlnps, Clanrfiold counly. undur Ihc will
orhiu fnllmr. David Mitchell. nml ulm 0“ hi. mm.
ml u- ono 0f Ihc heirs to the land Ihnl wan leis~
ell lo the Mo youngral ('lllldfbfl of tho said David
Mitchell, now deceased—Semen) nml lulcen in exc~
cunon and to lo lold u- the properly 0! the squ
David Milchell.
By “lrlllo ofa similar writ inuud out olthe lame
court. and to too tlirortcd. will be expand to lttle
at the some time and place. the following property.
_nz :-—n certain tract of land nitrate in Knrtlitiun
towmhip. Clcorficld county, and known as part 0!
trot-t No. 1093, bounded by parts of mid truct.P.
A, Karihuue and othoru. containing 79 new! with
4 email houses erected thereon. and about 5 ucroe
clcnretlunlso. another tract 0! land situate in Mid
towmhip, being part of No 1023. hounded by 'ana
of tract: of P. A. Knrthntn and others. remaining
88 acres—llsa, another tract of land litunto in the
name township No 3463, beginning at a liomloclt
on the “'cnl ttrnnch of the Sulquelmnno river 396
pOlthel by the courla of the raid river hclowa
port corner. being the soutlnwest corner 0! a pub
out No 3463 and No. 3472. from the snid hemlock
down the mid river by the several (‘ourlel thereof
768 porch" to u post corner on the bunk ofthe
m-er, thonre north 56 degrees went 13 porches to
a punt. thonco north 4] degrees east 13 perches to
o muplo corner. thence south 56 degreu east 13
porches to n birch corner on the bank of tho river. i
thenre down the river the lovcrnl course. thereof
44 porchol to a whim oak. thence north 38 porch. i
as to a post corner, thence Well 5” perch" to a i
post corner. thence louth 238 perches to n pant. i
Ihcnco wo-IJG perches to u whitq pints. thence
auuth 194 pcrchcl to atone mrner. thonco south 45
degreea east 40 porchn to the hemlot-k and plnca
of beginning. containing 938 acres and 147 perch
on Will) allowance of lix per cont. &c.—Seized and
tnkon in execution and to be sold an the property
of tho Cleorfiold Calm and Iron company.
AllBO. '
HY virtue of n writ of Lu'ari Fuciaa. isnuvd cm of
lhn nu‘molmurt. and lo mo directed; will be nohl at
tho lama limo and place. a earimn messunge or
(me! of land niluuto in Bogg- township. Cleuzfielil
‘ cunnly. beginning n! n uhno pmo. lhenco by land
uf William Grny nnd olhcr lands 930 perches lo a
post. lhonce by land of William and south 315
perches m a poet. theme by [and of Jena. Slinchu
nor on! 930 porchca :0 u “him pine. and thence
by land 0! Robert Slowan north 315 pcrchoulolha
place of beginning. conluimng 4‘27 loft" and 30
perches nnd nllouunco. with Iwn «hvolling human,
a burn and grilhmill. nhd nboul 40 acres clean-d
(hereon. Seized. lnkon Ir. ueculion and lo be
sold an Iho properly of David Adams.
ALSO.
By virtue of a similar wril Issued on! of lhe
Inme courl. and lo mo direclcd. will ho expomd to
sale at tho some limo and place, Iho following pro
Kerry. viz- Ono lrsclol‘ 168 acres. siumlc on both
side. of Cleurfield creek. In Bcccurin lawn-hip. on
which is u grist-null. anwrmill. dwelling-hound.
utuliln and who: homes. vulii nbuul 50 acres clsnr
od lnml. being the mmn promises whirl: Jusiah W.
Smilh convoyod to John B Smwnrl and other-.
Onu olhur lrucl in sand township containing 269
acres, lu-ing ”l 0 sumo premises which was surVey.
e; an wnmm lo Robert lilain. being part of mo ‘
Inigpngnuvncd tract-;(rel‘menCe (0 mo morlgngo
ofJulm n. Stowsrl nhd A. r. Gn'cné, flaw! 9d AU-l
gusl. 1845. recorded a! Clonrfield in Bank l. page
453. “‘l“ fully “Mann—Seized and Man In oxe
culion and to be sold as lhn prope'rly of John B.
‘ Slowsnnnd Andrqw P. vans. .
I ‘ ' ALSO. ’
By virlua o! a similar writ issued out of rho same
court. and to ma directed. will be exposed Iu solo
at lho Innis lime and place. the following proper
ly. lu wil; A grin-mill Ihrou and a half slorieo
high. wilh lhe Inossuogo und lonsmem silunlud in
80334: township, Clonrfiuld county, on Iho bank 0!
Cosrfiold creek non: lhe bridge of Iho Philipsburg
'und Susquehanna turnpike. and adjoining lands of
Robot! Elder, Jool Cadhury. &c.—Seized nml lu~
ken in execution and to be sold us mo properly at
John W. Miller. by »
. JOHN S'l‘lTES. Sh'fl
Sherifl'f omco.Clenrfiold. July I, 1848.
>r wff¢l¢J~¢v~ww¢¢¢vaxr Yul-I‘M
2 ;anrms'a'a: Y. .2
2‘ JAMES LIFOKE, s']. ID. 2
2 SURGEON DEN'l‘lS'l'.,willpas z:
s ‘ {lively visit-Ullearficld at the en- 5
zsuing A‘ugustOuurt. S
s Thane «leair'n‘hg'his sé’rvicc's"mual a
zimakelenriyjpplicatimi. ‘ ' S
k ‘Ruoui’s‘rut Merrell‘a"H9!el._"' "i
If fiw¢frrrfrjfirlr§rrrffr .'rrlr I
g. ' Late'stflé‘m Me. 1" ' ,
SEA-T OF- .WAR.»
PEflL’E'aml PLENTY, ‘DEQ’LflRE/M'
' ADON nml W HEAT FLOUR m)
B ham) and for $3lO by ' ‘ '_ ~'
- CRANE 8: BROTHER.
Cumtnsvillc. Jam 16, 18-18, -'
ALSO.
ALSO.
ALSO,
ALSO,
“mfimmmfimo
“7 E are authoritéd Io ‘n‘nnnuncq'thnt
Cup'. Gnohan WAL‘TEna'figol‘Bell
township} in a candidate {of ye-cleglio?) to
the Assembly. subject to thc'uclibn of lhe'
Democralic party of‘ Clenrfleld c‘ounly‘.’
June 23. ’4B. ‘ ,
, E are nulhorizcd to announce that
W Roswzu. Luz-mm. E'sq.. o! Bra
dy township. will be a candidate for the,
omcc of County Co'mmiaswner, subject.
to the action 0! lhe Democratic party of
Clenrficld county. ju23. ’4B.
[JUBILEE PICTORAL "RUPHER JONA
’I‘HAN.—A mum: Juan.“ nuunxn. Tho_ you
uemi-mmunl Picloml Brother Jonalbén for Me 4!]!
q/July. has been flint us by Wiluon 5; COl, Now
York. It is n moat gorgeous Piclomlahcot. Afi
mongfifly or ritzy other finely oxcculod engravings
will be found a Mexican Baulo Piece, covering a
surface of nearly seven rguarefcct ,- and so life-like
and full of spirit in tho picluro, lhal Iho figures
scorn l 0 man: on the paper. This Double Mam;
moth Sheet also contains among its principal at?
tractionn. an engraved fac-similo of (no Origina
Rough Draft of the Declaration qf Independent—-
a grcnl curmairy In in way. Also olcvon Origiua'l"
Designs by Gavarm', Iho gronl French am". illue.
lraling recent aconca in Pam. The Jubilee BIO")-
u Junulhun al-o conlainl a largo number ofbo|u~
liful Fancy Picturca, well calculated to uni! Iho
public laalo. A leucr directed la W’ilfln Q Co,
l’ubli-‘non. New York. enclosing a ona dollar bill.
will bring. by rolurn mail. ten copiol oflhil anon
beautiful of Pictoral ahcoln. The following on!
some of lhe commanla of Iho pron : .
"PIC‘I‘OIAL Ban-nan Jam-mam—Tho present
number carries away tho palm from all in predo
canon. ll 1: groas-wandcrl‘ul-—in fact (if we,
could not replace it) we would ndg'loao our copy
(or lhrco dollard."——Plzilad.' Ledger. '
""A malt gorgeoul Ptclornl, I rich memento of
our glotiom Founh."-—-N. Y. Tribune: v
"A about Ihnl mun came the wins of Europe
In look to their lnurola."—N. Y. Cour. 4% Eng.
"The gmmt pop“ or picture: first" the ma
ove: new has jun boon iuuerl hyWihon &‘CoJ’
Oneida Democrat. .
"Bayou-d ull compuliion Iho mon magnificent
afl'air oflho kind we over no! eye: on."-—Ballimorc
Republican.
Huzzd for CflSS and CASE!
N E W. GOODS:
Cheaper than Ever;
RICHARD SHAW is ju’sl now open
ing [and selling very last] it his
old stand. n large assortment ol the ched
pest and best ‘ '
Summer Goods, , Graceries, &c.
ever offered in the county. Thom who
wish to be supplicd, must call immediate
ly. . ,
WCounlry Produce,“ usual. will be
taken in exchange {of gnodn.‘ and CASH
never refuled. jun: 3. '4B.
Estate of Thomas Spaclzman, dec’d
NOTICE is hereby given that lotteru‘
of Administration have been grunt
ed to the subscriber on the estate of'l‘hom
as Spuckman, 'lnte of Lawrence township.
Clemfxeld county, dec’d, and that all per
sons Indebtcd thereto :re required to make
payment Immediately, and those having:
(lemunda against the same will present
them dul ' authenticated for settlement.
éENJ. SPACKMAN. Adrp’n
Lawrence tp.. June 29, ’4B. ~ '
Estate of James Lard, dec’d.‘
OTICE is hereby given. that l'e'ii‘gh
N of Administration have tried run!-
ed to the subscriber on the estate organics
Lord, late of Beccaria township. dcc’d.
and all porsombeing‘ indebted to laid u
tnte are hereby requested to make paj
mrnt without delay, & those having claim)
will presenl them duly authentica‘t'edvl‘or
settlement to the subscriber residing in
Jordan township, Clgnrfield count], ‘
SIMON THOMPSOM, Ad’mr.‘,
June 29, 1848.-—pd. ‘
_ CAUTI O N . -
' HEREBY caution all persons against
1 buying or selling, or in any way med
dling wi‘h, lhe followin deletibcdfpmp
any; viz :-l Wind-milk; 1 log aled.‘ 1 10g
chain. 1 ten-plate stove, 35' acres qf wheat
and 3 acres of rye. now in the poasesion
o! Mordecai Livugood, jr.. as lhe 'same
belungs to me, and are in his possession on
loan only. _ - ,
ELLIS LIVERGOOD.
T 0 ‘MHLLERST'
(Elm Subscnbcr ofleri f 0: aalgjghgg
[ Entire Machinery fiecessaryfor a
amam-E-amummo
Wm: two' run-oi the beat Eredcly'anj-a.
logelller Wimp SmutMachina, &c.;fic”
an 0] which ‘5 as good. up, new, $3 itdm
been run but a Ighur! .lilme. 'l'he'r‘obmgo‘c
cupied by the. abort-being rcqqittffljjo'r
another purpopg, 6 goal 'b'argaiu' Willlv‘ho.
given ld‘lhoac who may wish lq‘figur‘éhi'sy'p.
Abply by letter or in person to ' ' “CC-3'3
'- ' , ’ ' G.‘ \rV. KINZE". .731"
' Lock H’dyen,,Cliptqu.c'o‘.."l"9.,
June 23. ’48,. ’ :4K'Céd'.: ‘ “""“
DRIED PEAClll‘3B4.ol.n'kood"gin";
(y, (or salo‘nt "le store of ”91".»
; JOHN. PA'l‘Jl‘QNx'f
Cumcnsvvillt‘June 23.’ ~ ; :'~"x'-«"= -
DERS. for‘snie by 7'— .-:
"4 ‘ ' LEONARILBL'MOORE;
BLflJVKS fl» gale at I’tln‘q oficc.
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