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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
lpnos CALIFORNIA
ARhlh M GEORGE LAW.
Afind n half In Tra,nr

/ lherll Dancing Feather had re.
iurneu 'hc wreck of the Yankee
l3aue' wiccccdod in recovering
lou. oo'sasuto, containing $4,000.
fronlngtlos we learn that two
sono'uvlng had a difficulty to set.
lle' REQ appeal to arms, aud hOv.
Ing oN place Of meeting, were
ProceeIl, way lhiIher, when one
OF the thinking to have the first
chance at bis intended antagonist
and 81 through the head. The cul.
prl' wucd by n posse, but effected
his es Whit is most surprising, The
wounsn, although shot completely
Ihroudorchcnd, is recovering.
Ttdians, who murdered Mr.. A..
Folusc hung at Crescent Ci,y, on
the Y. They were tried by a peo.
pies
fregon VIC learn that gold has
beencred on the Willamette river,
some or eight miles above Salem,
1t is in particles and quartz,
Eos Angelos we have rumors o.
onoalibustering expedition, having
for ci The overthrow Of Melandre2
in | California, and that men ant
mon being raised for the purpose.
laorted that Big Camp, Calavcro'
couas become the headquarters o
n b Mexican banditti, from which
thee out at night and commit every
kluepredallon.
bus nilray with Indians has re
ce&en place. A party ofseven per
SOB travelling from Salt Lake TO Cat
itoyhcn they we're attacked on lh'
Hdt river, by the Indians. The sav
age lying in ambuscade, and wer
argilh rifles. They fired upon tn
PAID Killed five /; the other two es
ca
1nly occurrence Of moment notice
by5an Francisco papers was the lssI
iuJudge Norton Of u writ of ha6ea
ca directed TO the officers in comman
olussian prize ship Stka, lately car
tpy the allied fleet Off Pelropaulsk
usn lying in the harbor Of San Fral
cand commanding them 10 produc
B the court the persons Of two Ru
held in confinement as prisoners
40 await the judgment Of that trlb
IN The premises. The sequel Of Il
I is thus told by the Alta Californian
About ten o'clock on Sunday mornlI
Siiku weighed her anchors, and, escc
by the launch Of her Briltanic Maze
brig President, put 10 sea, wliho
ling the writ which had been serv
} her officers. On the opening OF t
ri on Monday morning, Mr., Randol
oduced evidence showing the fact th
officers ofthe Siika had departed vii
making return TO the writ, and at
ahce the court issued a certificate s.
forth these facts, which it was intiu
would be forwarded to the proper
Imcnt at Washington, for such ocii
he government nigh, think proper
promises"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
ORPIIMs, COuRT SALE.

ID an order of the Orphans Court Of Clearfcld
I'D county, there will be offered at public sale at
the Court house in the borough of Clcarfold, on
Monday the 10Th day Of FEBRUARY 1855, Court
week. the following real estate, viz One tract of
land situate on Morgan's rum containing upwards
of 432 acres, surveyed on warrant to Henry $.
Drinker, aud about or miles from Cleariield
creek. in MOrris township, adjoining lands Of Pc
tcrs, Smith, and others. TWO other pieces adioin-
ing Of about 236 acres being the west end OF the
Joseph Drinker survey, and laying south of John
Peters and Henry Waple's purchase.
Part Of these lands are heavily timbercd, and
Morgan's run and its branches are on these lands
Terms of sale, one half cash on confirmation oI
sale and balance in one year with interest
WIN. PORTER. CTk. ofO. c..
MATILDA ALLPORT, Administrative.
Dec. 25, 1S54-ts.
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FPPosALs.

DR0PGALS Ylbe received by the Commits
II stones OF Clei ield county, at their Office in
Clearhcldnntil TtsNy the I'd day of January,
1855, for hrnishit @dl and Wood for the Court
House, Jhl and gonoissioner's Office, for one
year fromthe 5thiay : Janunry next--also for
taking cae of, antkeepNg the Court house in good
order durng the sne tiIA.
By ord of thOCommissioners.
Att g. B.SooDLASDER, Clerk.
noc u la54.4
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Estate d John B. Hayrrling deed.

L ETTERsbf Administration ON the estate of
IL j. b. lIa,ring, deceased, have been granted
to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said de-
ceased will nike immediate settlement, and those
having claim against the same viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement, either to the
subscriber re. ding near Glen Hope p. o. Clearfield
county, or his attorney @. Il. Barrett Esq,
in CloarGeld
GEORGE GROOM, Admir-
Glen Hop, Nov. 30, ls5l.-6t.
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BOOKS! BOOkSLi

A n extensive assortment Of new and popular
IN books whichho undersigned has added to his
Drug Store, embhcing great variety, in part as
follows ;-Theolfical, Law, Historical, Poetical,
and Miscellaneous Books, together with general
assortment of Spool Books, Blank Books, Payson
Duntons Splqdid Copy Books. Also, a great
variety of statidary, &c. are offered to the public
extremely low.
Books supplih to order on the shortest notice.
c. d. WATSON.
Clearfeld, 0t, q, 1S54-1y.
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Valuable Farm and Timber Land for Sale.

fENiIE subscriber offers for sale valuable Farm,
4 situate in Morris township Clearfcld county,
containing i6S acres and allowance, with about
10 acres cleared, under good fence and in an cx-
cellent state of cultivation. The improvements
are Two Good Dwelling Houses, Stable and
Large Barn, with two thriving Orchards. Said
Farm is situate on the road leading from Phil
ipsburg to Kylartown, about one mile north Of the
Turnpike, about II miles east of Clearfield.
The 60 of wood land is covered with oak and
White pine timber of superior quality.
! ES- For further particulars apply to the subscri-
/ be on the promises. An indisputabe title will
be yiyen.
! WILLIAM NJ. HUNTER.
! Morris tp., Sept. 25, '54-pd-3m.
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EStatCOf Robert Leonard, Deceased.

n oTlCE is hereby given that letters of admin
4 istraton ON the estate of Robert Leonard, late
OF Lawrence tp., decd, have in due form of law
been granted to the subscriber. All persons in.
1ep,ed van make immediate payment, and those
naving claims will present them properly authen
ticated for settlement.
JAS. 7. LEONARD, Administrator
November 20 1S54-6t.
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Estate of JMes All,Ort, Deceased.

ETTERS TcstaNcntaryon on the estate of JAS
IL Airport late Of Norris township, decd, hav-
ing been granted tothe ubscriber, all persons
having any accounts asins the said deceased will
please present their claus duly authenticated
and those who know theeelyes indebted to said
estate win make cimmodiaAsettlcmcnt.
MATILDA IMPORT, Erecurir.
Morris township, Nov. t2JS54 at
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A. II. sHAt
I'D SHAW, A. II.
New and Cheap Goods.

ID ICHARD SHAY 4 son, would respectful,
III inform the pubic that they have just received
at their New Store, in the Borough of Clearfeld
large and well selected stock of Goods, suitable
TO the season-ammg which may be found, Dry
Goods in great variey; Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin-ware, Gpceries Drugs, Bonnets, Hats
Caps, Boots and Shes, &c.
They defy competition, and invite persons wish
ing to purchase TO ball and examine their stock.
Clearfeld Nov. 2, lS5I-tf.
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Ngw ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOOKS, HOOKS.

U'lE subscriber is anxious to recover bis books,
and once more see them In his own Library.
Those having books on loan will confer favor by
returning them Immediately.
q. n. BARRETT
Dec. 30, 1s5l.-tc
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTER nm
(BY AUTHoRIrY on THE STATE or ALABAMA,)
Conducted on the Harana pian.
Class Ito be Drawn on The 10Th Of Jan.

In all, sol prizes, amounting 10 $4,000
Tickets SlO-llaycs and Quarters in proper
ton.
Every prize drawn at each drawing.
Bills ON all solvent Banks taken at par.
NsQ..All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent & Manager,
Montgomery, (Ala,) Oct 90, ls54-ly.
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4,poRrAxr NEWS ron THE SHAREHOLDERS ~
p,,u,u'n TuRp GFr ESrERPRrsE.-lt VIII DC
.e, Inv referance TO an advertisement in our paper
of D-day, that the Committee appointed by tne
sbaehoiders At their last meeting, have issued .
~ for final meeting Of all Interested to get "A eir
ia auctons in reference to the distribution o. snr
I'D property. We are pleased to find the M mater porl
a. near ocnsummation, and hope that Mr. fer-
han will receive the patronage be so wen uess,nV,
III tho liberality and energy displayed N gg.me
M and prosecuting this stupendous en,eIlsel
Orders for tickets should be sent IN imineaiS'''''
Fortunes are 10 reserve for somebody
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
MANTIIA-MAkERs

M lsS S. J. Ho0VERS' announce to the cit
INl liens of ClearGeld and vicinity that they
have commenced the above business in the said
Borough and are prepared to do up all business in
their line in good style and on short notice. They
may be found on Third Street between Markotan1
Locust Clearfeld, Nov. 2, 1S54.-tf.
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Terms of Advertising.

A DVERTIsEMENTs are inserted in the. Ro.
IA publican, at one dollar per square. for the
nIst three nse'ions and twenty five cents for eocb
Sauluonal as Insertion Fourteen lines make square
No advertisement inserted for less than ALL"
Liberal reduction made TO those who odv"r,;-,
by the year. ""' "N'eiiise
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
DAGUERREOTYpES.

MI r. PURVIANCE, DAGUERREOTYpIsT
vi informs the public that he has removed his
Miniature Gallery to "Graham's Row." Market ST,
Clearheld, in the I'd story, Immediately opposite
"Shaw's Row." where he intends to remain until
the LIST of January. lie has on hand and is in re-.
ceipt OF variety Of common and fancy stock suit.
able for the holiday season.
Rcmember the place which is also indicated by
the sign of the striped Flag. Dec II, lS54.-tf
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Notice Is HEREBY Given

TVN0 the Stockholders of the Curwensyille Bridge.
IL that an election will be held on Friday tbc
18th day of December instant at the Office of Jo.
siah Evans, for the purpose of Electng one Pres.
dent one Treasurer and six Managers for the said
Bridge for the ensuing year
JOSIAH EVANS, Secy.
Curwensville, Dec. l3, 1s54.-3t.
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sew. .rr-~Al-~-~4----.-A----
'tI' fffttAtii,I ..".f 4ut
"a. ei'' ei''.'x..,.'' i,.,a'l.'a.a.'N4
tain ei'ss'is IA ss, \. ,s...ss's' 81.
,s c0nsnmpliy al 4. x.
nnd other nilIiotionE wv, A.si,iSs !!sesi9 Nee,.
nom The espusod state N thsr@.ss, ~Hs.,'' IA.
Josh,en, aud tho continual changed tf'ss' !.
"Iho Protector although but recently ins.ns@Ss.
ccd into America " making rapid proeress tbr,,,'N
the United Statos, the Canadns, goutb Atno,ica
md the West Indies. II has for n long time hen,
staple article In England aud on the contlnonto of
Europe, while u has grown in many countries to
the position Of nm article Of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any Eng
lish resident In your vicinity Of his knowledge of
the beneficial effects Of wearing the Protector Nth
ont recoursc 10 dOcioriHg ofany kind Tho cost Of
wearing these articles Is mere triae and one will
last some years. No one who values the health of
himself or his family viii be without them. The
Hospitals in this country are not alone rccommcn-
ding them, butrapidly introducing them. Iarcourt,
Bradley Co., Of London, and Manchester Eng
land were originally entrusted with the manulnc-
ture of the Protectors, by the lamcnted DIR. Cooper
and continue to manufacture according to HE o,y-
tHdt instructions, and therefore recommend those
who would wear "The Protectors" TO see to their
being genuine.
Remember this is a staple article, md no Patent
! Medicine.
! hhlAiL IhlVEs'--bohts hlLe Sli0O ehch. La
dies size, 100 each. Boys and Misses size 5cts
/ HARC0URT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
rs Ann St a 1902 Nassau st. New York, U S.
Principal Warehouse, l02 Wood St., Cheapside,
London. Manuhctory, "A Market street. Manchos-
ter, England.
II. b. q Co. aro establishing Depots for the sale
Of "Thc Protector" in all parts of America Phys
icians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants Hattors aud Milliners, also Gentle
mems Furnishing Store-Keepers nre entrusted
with the wholesale and retail distribution Of thom,
and to whom most liberal terms are offered for
their enterprise, and a splendid opportunity opens
to them for safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply to
HABC0URT BRADLEY & CO.,
3S Ann street, New-York u. S.
Sept. 2j lS5i.-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VNWOlots in the village of Kylartown, Morris to-.
L ClearGeld CO., having thereon very neat
frame dwelling house, store and storehouse. with
other outbuildings, aud many other convcniences
for mercantile purposes. Also, another house and
lot well suited for mcchanic-also, farm Of one
hundred acres, forty acres clear and under fence.
Vic rest Of the land is well tmbered. Situated
ON and half miles from Kylartown-also, one
huh'red and eighty acres Of good timber land sit
u'tea wthin one mile of said place, and four miles
ron Toe river All any part of said property
rng COED and pleasant situation for Lumberin q
ami Mercantile business win do well TO come and
/ eAanlne tho property. For further information
@Idr'ss G. Munson or G.. +. Hoop Kylartown,
Clearfeld Co., Pa
hylartOWn Dec A 1854 9at.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

SENsIBLE.-We exract thelne
from a letter written by an Eol'
der. 1t contains more good san
any thing we have yet seen lro'r'-
mea.
"We all wish we we're in Sol'
though what the deuce we are pen
we get there no one knows. lsee
how we can winter there, as inase
we should be obliged to leave ! 70
the Russians, who would soofnn'e,
tables upon US. The climate gu
half our men, and have but litlIep'
on the enemy--that is TO say il 'e'
under Canvass, and that we n I'
hold the hills"
The Allies want Sebasiopolye
as the writer above remarks, ie.
will do with it after il ia takepd,
can possibly imagine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
NEW AND ClEAPCOODS.

I AMES B. GRAHAM havinAesumed the Mer-
~ camille business at IL old stall in Grahamton,
announces to his old cu4omcrs anCthe public gen
orally, that he has jusi received / his stand in
the above named placJ large andWen selected
assortment of Fall and Winter GoodsSpnssting of
almost every necessary article, and il now fully
prepared to accommodate all who mayyavor him
with their patronage lie respectfully inyitese
those who may wish u purchase to call ail exam
inc his stock.
Grahamton, November 20, 1S5i.-tf-pd.
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CALL AND SETTLE

A Lii persons indebted to the subscriber are re.
"A quested to call and settle, so that they may
know correctly what they owe, and prepare for the
payment OF the same. GEORGE WILSON.
Luthersburg, Dec. 13, 1S5l.-4t.
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untHio litktlt~ AMMAN, a,,,
fuh Inta 90 Nau N,uing ~ ylarlslit. =, -
m,nf gH ~ dpo'hoa whs 0Oi Property b ~,
MaffhnfffH
A IA meeting N me stakeholder in'rsthaw'.
"a Third Hin Enterprise, held on mo gsih "a
July the following resolution was adopted
"Resniref. That so soon NJ " u ascoftained that
10000 Of the GIN Tickets issued by Mr. rcrham IN
he third enterprise nrc sold the Committee shall
cali the shareholders together At the most conyo.
nient place, for the purpose Of instructing said
Committee in regard 10 The manner Of disposing Of
,he Gin Property" .
Having learned from Mr.. pcrham that 10000 Of
said tickets we're sold and that In oil probability
the remaining 2O,O0o called for by the above rcso-
luton. would be sold by the let Of Janunry next
we have determined Ia accordance with ihc above
opinion, to call MASS MEETING OF THE
SHAREHOLDERS, At some place to be hereafter
designated by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATTY, JR.,
J. LATHROp, Committee.
b. S. ADAMS,
Er-1OO,OO Tickets only a' 81 Each rW be sod
Each Tioke, ioW admit -Four PcrsoRs dU at oHcc,
or portions at different tips- 10 Pcrbam's Bwiosqn,
Opera House, 600 Broadruy. Nc0 York.
Or to his other entertainments In various parts
Of the country. Each purchaser Of one Of his tick
cts will receive n certificate emitting them to one
share in 100000 Costly and Valuable Gifsi list
of which has been already published, Persons
can obtain the same in circular form, by addressing
note TO the proprietor.
NOW'S THE TIME TO PURCHASE TICKETS.
In order that the 100000 Tickets may be dispo-
sed Of by the time specified, the subscriber offers
the following inducements for persons 70 get up
Clubs.
Each person who gets up q club Of ten subscri-
bers and forwards ten dollars to this Office win ro-
ceve by Mail or other Conveyance etcrcn tickets
Each person who sends US (at one time) one hun
dred dollars, will have sent in like manner one
hmdred and fifteen tickets. And for all larger
sums in eXact proportion.
If it should happen that all the Tickets are sold
when the order is received, the money will be re-
turned at our expense for postage
All orders for tickets should be addressed to
JOSIAH PERHAM GG3 Broadway, N. Y.
EG~ My fourth enterprise will bo advertised as
soon as the third one is closed. The tickets are
already printed.
Dec. II, 1854.
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NEW GOODS.
Second Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods,

A T the cheap Cash store.-Just received A large
N and general assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods Of almost every description, suitable for the
season, at very low prices. Ladies and gentlemen
every person wishing to buy goods at the low
est prices are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime.
Produce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods. WIN. f. IRWIN.
December a. 1851
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MNTCIlNs! MATCHEs!!

SQHN DONNELLT, Manufacturer and hrcator
4 Safety Patent Square Upright Wood Boz
JhtcIes-No. IOG North Fourth Street, (aJooc
Rde9 PbaadcipLia..
MT AilYIES having become an indispensable ar
4VA ticlein housekeeping, the subscriber after a
great s1erJNe of time andmoncy, is enabled to Of
Ter TO inc pu0'c an article at once combining UtH-
yahd ChePne% The inventor knowing the dan
ger apprehendedNn N account Of the aimscy manner
IN which Matches Te generally packed in paper,
has by the ana OF Nw Steam Machinery of his
own invention, suecectsd in getting up SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE UlRIGHT WOOD BON
this box Is preferable naAuuch that it occupies no
moro room than the old roull wood boy. asd cou.
toins at ieast tico hundred pd,cc.t more Matches.
which to Shippers is considerabs advantage. IL is
entirely new, and secure agaihi moisture and
spontaneous combustion, and disp&S all danger ON
transportation by means Of Railroad, ,Steam6oat or
any other mode of Conveyance.
These Matches are packed so that one rross ar
more may be shipped toany part of the WSld with
perfect safety. They are the most desirab6 orti
cles for home consumption, and the Southern and
Western Markets that have ever been invented.
DEALERS and SHIPPERS will do well to car
and examine for themselves.
zrJ'~ These Matches are WARRANTED 10 D
superior 10 anything heretofore offered 10 the public
JOHN DONNELLl, lO6 north 4th ST., Phil'a.
December l3, lSj4.-im.
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ESnte Of hhard CnrY, decreased.

T ETTsRS 0FNDMINIsTlATI0N upon the
| 4 es,ae OF RiSrd Curry, lte of Pike town
ain. de{d., haven due form oAaw been granted
40 The ubscribet All persons knowing them
selves islebted y make paymet Immediately,
and tbcle havinpaims will presnt them prop
arlv autienticatetlor settlement.
WILLIAM REN !
JOINT. ouRRA Ad'mrs'
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valuable Rcal Estate for sale.

VNllERE will be exposed to public sale by ~
4 out'cry, on the premises, on Saturday iiss
the ID day of December next, at 2 o'clock, p NJ,
all that certain House aud lot situate in Pike tp.
Clcariicd county, Pa, adjoining lands of Ross NJ
Clurc, William Addleman, Jr aud others, the Lot
containing about four acres, having therein num-
Der of thriving fruit trees, with a stable and other
out buildings thereon erected, and being located
about p miles from Curwcnsvillc the road lead
ing thence to Chest Creek, late part Of the estate
Of William Addcman, deceased
TERNs.-0ne half cash, and the balance in one
year thereafter with interest to be secured by
judgment on the premises
Title and further particulars made known on the
day of sale.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

REMoNsTRANCEs AGAINST "a
TioN'-lt is states that the Brnd
French Ministers have presenear
Government remonstrances ashe
annexation Of the Sandwich lslto
winch Mr.. Marcy has replied, tIhe
treaty annexation should be cousd'
the rights of England and Franco
respected.
GFlour has been shipped :sn
francisco TO China recently.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

'ENHE Nbscriber announces to the public thatho
Il has sken the well known Tavern Stand in
Tyrone, B;r county, situate on the Planlr Road
leading directly to the Depot, and is fully prepar
ed TO accomhodate all who may favor him with
call. His Accommodations for teamsters are un-
surpassed, as h has the largest and best stable in
the place as weAas the largest wagon yard.
He expects hisQld friends and acquaintanccs in
Clearteld county PARTICULARLY, to give him a call,
and those of Blair Centre and Huntingdon, will
find his house comfortable home at MI times.
THOMAS MAYS.
Tyrone, Blair cOunN Nov. 2, lS54-tf