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LIST OF TRAVERSE jURoRs.

BeecayiG.-John Harsh, farmer; s. Il. Eegarty.
farmer; ii. d. Wright farmer.
BHynsids-Lewis HaiEnlclly, farmer; Ebcn Nc
Masters, Robert Michae.s Hugh Grliaher farmers.
Braay.-Elias Long farmer; Jos. Lines. jr, clerk;
Roswell Luther, justice; Joseph Seyler, farmer.
Br9afovd.-W Wiliiam Hitchings farmer; Henry
Croweli, farmer; Samuel Illegal
Bsk.-Jos. Passfnore. farIner; ADRIAN Elder. far
mer; Lewis Saith, merchant; &. W Logan, farmer.
B5gEs --tioorga Turner, farmer.
Co't sston.-Wrn: schnarrs. farmer; John Cur
", farmer; John Rider, farmer; Anthony Nc
Kinney, farmer; Aiphcnso Laconte, lumber.naD !;
JOHN Briel. blacksmith
Cleyrfeld bor0.-sSamuelE Erars gentleman; Isaac
S.oEeld. ulabcTnan, William ii8Jebaaah tailor
Cyrrc=HsrlkKe joro.-Ei Patton, cabi.ssIn ksr ;;
q. y. Harley. carpenter; james crowtiers. Justice.
p.t=ts5T.-RuSs-l :Sicwa!:cr. farmer
G5Sasa.--S. I.ouHsbe.Ey, Thomp. Reed, farmers
Giyanf.--Peter Lsnii, lurn5crmsn.
Ngs!0R-0. H. Lamb. farmer.
Kafthaus.-IeEry Yolhers, farmer
L.wrsace.--Pk:l;P A4te5, farmer; Amos Reed
farmer; George %u.ic; farmer
iIoris.-Joseph Thcnpson, farmer.
Ptks.-lIi BiceEa. ftrmcT.
UHioa.-SaInl Houo?e.er, sawyer; z " Horn.
John BsubakcT and Peter Labroie jr farmers.
IFoot'cari.-P. Aailew. G. " M'Cuily. farmer,
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DEMovAL.-BosER, BROTHERS d JONES

H BEMOVAL.-BokER, BROTHERS d JONES.
1e No l5S L loo MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Ctty aa1 Eastern
mofc BOOTS aud SHOES. also every variety of
French and English Shoe Las,ings Patent Lcath-
CT, Kid aud Calf Skins, Shoe Laces Gallons. Bind
ings &c. &C., suitable for manufacturers
Also. Foreign and Domestic Straw and Silk Bon
nets, Leghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf Hats, Eng
ltsh, French and Ame.iean Artificial Flowers, Oil
Silk, Straw Trimmings, 81, &c, &c.
Having removed TO our Store, No. l5o loo
Market Street below 9TH South Side, up stairs, we
invite your attention to large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes, which are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
All our Goods being exclusively of our own di-
rect Importation and Manufacture, we feel conf
dent that our facilities such that offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed by any house in the country.
BOXER, BROTHERS & JONES.
Nov s, 1S5i.-ly. PhItaIelpai
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Gnnrt affuirs.
FEBRUARY TERM, 1855.

FETRIAL LIST, FOR FEBRU AIRY TERM, 1855
IL James Gaiiaher IS Eurgunder Il Brickiey.
George w Shoff VS. Lyle Il Houtz.
Samuel Caldwell vs. Naming Stevenson.
David Bones Robert Pennington.
Oscar E. Moore VS. o. P. Wilder.
r. Danvers Samuel Widemire.
Benjamin Comely vs. William ". Dusan
James Cnrley VS. James Gunsaulrs.
c. Renaud VS. John Nodier ct al
George " Carter vs. Snyder & Largo.
Conradfrederick vs. Henry Grow.
j J. Hegerty VS. Abraham Bycrs.
James McCracken VS. Jos Straw CT Al
William Bloom James NJ. Kelly.
Michael ouiggle Us J. Il J. NJ. Leonard
j. Il. j. NJ Leonard VS. Michael Quigglc OF al
Peter Dickerson VS. Noga!s Brothers.
Kelly Dickerson II. B. Miller
Henry y. Miller vs. Kelly & Dickerson
Henry b. Miller VS. James NJ Kelly.
same.
Hurxthal & Brother VS. L. & 2. IoEnsberry.
Cummings & Mahaffey VS. Daniel Gormsn
Samuel Mexican VS. James III Dixon.
Owens 1 McCracken vs. L. McCrackcn.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS.

Becezrfa.-J. NJ Smith, Josh. Comstock farmers.
Braav.-Frederick Zeigler, farmer; Jesse Lines.
farmer; James NJ. Armngast, carpenter; Jos. Whit
mer, farmer; George Shugards, Jr., farmer.
Observation-Disclosures Ralebaugh farmer =
Aaron Pa;chin, merchant.
Ckeayhea Borough.-William Barr, carpenter ::
Henry u. Smith, millwright.
CurtcensuiHe Boro.--J ID. Thompson, founder
David Denmark moulder; VIM. VI Bride rnerch INT
Chest.-G. ID. Armstrong. farmer.
Karthans.-J. Schnarrs Thos MClosky ,farmrts.
Lavre'tee,-John Daugherty, farmer; Josish
Morrls. Chester MunsCn. farmer
Ptke.Jaraes Farewell. Hiram Leach, farmen
Pey,a-Jhomas Moore farmer
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~ The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE, ESQ.
President Judge of tiie Court OF Common Pleas Of
the twentyf!th judicial District, com posed of the
counties of Clearfe!d, Centre aud Ciil.ton--ard
the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN P.
HOYT, Associate -Jua IS of Clcarch county, have
issued their prcccp. bearing date the WEN
IL FIFTH day of Dc l-sT;o directed. for the
holding of Court vf Common Pleas, Orphans
Court Ccrrt Of Quarter Sessions Court OF oyer and
Termincr. and Court of General Jail Dciisery. at
Clearfeld. in and for IicaTieid county ON tho
THIRD MONDAY al FEBRUARY next. beirs
tic I9:i day Of the month
N3TICi. Is TIIEfEF 9itti, HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coroner, Justice ot the Peace, and Consta-
bles. III and for the said county of Clcar:ield, to
appear IN their own proper persons with their
Rolls. Records. inqnisi:ions, Examinations. and
other RoIpc,abrancrs. 10 do those things which to
their Offices, and in their behalf, pertain to be
done, and Jurors and Witnesses are requested to
be then and there attending, and lot TO depart
without leave, at their peril
GIVEN under my hand az ClearEcid this 18th
day of jan IN the ycar Of our Lord onc thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-fve and the eighti-
eth year of American Independence.
WILLI MPoWELL. Shf
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SHEEIFf,s SALEs--gz yirtue Of sundry

SfIEEIFf'S SALE.S.---By virtue Of sundTy
~ writs of Fen facs1s, issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of tiearleid County and to me
directed vii! be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
House. in the Borough OF CIearfeld. on Monday,
the 10th day of February, 1895, at 10 o'clock, 4.
NJ. the following described real estate. viz
certain tract of land, situate in Jordan town
ship, Clearseld Co., containing 270 acres, moro
less, with so acres cleared thereon, bounded BY
lands OF A Davis and Matthew Bloom on the south
east. Hiram Straw the south, and Andrew Moore
on the west, having thereon erected two dwelling
houses. one bank barn. ami other outbuiid;a.s
Siezed, taken in execution and to DO sold tie
property of John Campbell
Al.So-Au Deft. : interest in and to two certain
tracts of land situate in Boggs township Claerhcid
Co. One in the of Christian Gitting contain
ing f25 and loo pcrches also, one other tract
in the of Joseph Burlington, containing 400
acres and l0 perehcs. adjoining the Christian lit
ting survey; having erected on said survey n douh-
lie sawniil, three dwelling houses, stables and 9th.
er houses with or Of cleared land. be-
ing the same premises conveyed by Pift. TO Deft.,
and being the undivided half part of said pre-
misses Seized. taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Henry b. Miller
ALS0-All The interest of defendant in certain
tract of land situate Clearfeld Co.. bounded BY
lands of Jno Dunlap. j. Johnston and Wm. Dun
lap, deed containing 1875 acres or less with
a hewn log house. and barn theron erected. with
about 10 acres cleared Seized taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of David F. Dunlap.
WILLIAM POWELL. Sh--F. (
Sheriff 8 Office, Clearfeld, Jan. u, 1855.
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THE BIRTH AND HIsToRT or s'SAM. The
Rev. Mr.. Brooke delivered lecture at George
town, d. C. ,on the temporal Power Of the Pope,
in reply to Father Bernard Mcguire. At its
close, he said he did not know ssSaul, f." but he
thought he knew his history. Sam was born
in the garden Of Eden; when the world was del
uged he rode out the food with Noah in the
ark; be was present at the building of the tower
of Babel; he wandered with the children Of IS
rael in the wilderness he was with Miriam in
the inspired song and dance; he blew the loud
est rams horn trumpet when the walls Of Jer-
leo fell; he clothed John the Baptist, and was
with him on the banks OF the river; he held up
the chains OF Paul when he reasoned Of right
eousness and Judgment to come before Agrip-
pa. He had a hard time with the Popes and
the inquisiton, but was he who pointed the
young Luther to the dust-coyered Bible on the
neglected shelves Of the old monastery; he
brought that Bible with him across the ocean,
in the May1ower he laid the corner stone OF
the first Protestant church in the colonies; and
il was he who 50 stirred up the old and the
young the rich and the poor, high and low in
the oppressed colonies, that even the noun
:,in boys knew that Sam was about. H in
troduced Patrick Henry to the nation to the
Virginia House of Burgcsscs, when he, with his
soul overfowing with the purcSt patriotism,
and his voice clothed with the power Of thun-
der, gave utterance to those immortal words,
still echoing in our ears-ssGiVE NE LIB
ERTY! OR GIVE Me DEATH 10
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.---The col
1 Y lectors of County and State Tax in the differ
ent Townships and Boroughs for 1888 and previous
years, knowing themselve in arrears for Tax, will
please take notice that if the ,choie amount of
their respective Duplicates are not paid on or be
fore May court they expect TO be dealt with as
the Law provides in such cases. Solne of the Col
lectors for 1854 also appropriate this notice to
their own use; especially those VIII have pgtd
thing during the last year. You will also observe
that this notice will not prevent any of You from
paying some money at the February court
By order of the Commissioners.
Attest: G. b. G0ODLANDER, Clerk.
Com rs Office. Ciearfeld Jan'y l6. 1853
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Clearfeld Coun-
ty Bible Society, at which officers are to be
elected, Will be held in the Evang. Lutheran
Church, Clcarfield, on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 2lst, inst. All friends Of the Society
are pressingly invited to attend. Addresses
may be expected from Rev.'s Cooper and Bar
metz. C.. DIEHL,
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ANOTHER s eG7;'is,- 4 ,-5EIiz - CISCESSaTT.
Pro. ttSsit. Is sgy,s.--snoiicr ,;ls.juli2t 4 at
tempt ~ scatter i1ath AMI destruction .,inong
family. occurred OH Monday night, between
s and 8 clock. ut the residence of Mr.. Cyrus
Svisielnl, on Walnut, between Court and 9Th
streets, through means Of 8 destructive and
daninabie ccntrivance, mole bold and daring
than that of the Celebrated A-rison machine.
The particulars are these On the evening in
question, Mr.. Swishelm and family, consisting
of five persons, were seated around the fire.
when huge ball descended the chimney and
bouncing into the fire, rolled in bright blaze
into the middle of the floor. 1t was made Of cot
ton saturated with turpentine, and, during its
brief contact with the fire, had become ignited.
Luckily pail of water was standing near, and
Mr.. Swishelm, catching the burning ball in his
hand, instantly immersed ii in the water. and
extinguished it. Upon opening the ball twas
found to be filled with gunpowder and slugs.
and fortunate indeed was it for mr. Swisshelm
and his family that the water was near. as 9TH
erwise he says he should have hurled it into
the fire, in which case. in all probability, it
would have been our painful province to have
recorded another event as horrible in its de-
tails as that which transpired at the Marine
Hospital. As soon as the character of the ma
chine was ascertaned. Mr.. Swisheim called in
the assistance of officers Ringer and Limberg,
who made diigent search after the fiend, but.
unfortunately, so long q time had elapsed
since the ball was flung down the chimney,
that he was enabled to escape. From the suS-
picions impaired them by Mr.. Swshelm, the
officers are under the impression that they can
yet ferret ont the nliscreant, and no means viii
be left untried to bring to Justice one who, in
so desperate manner, could plot the destrnc
ton of whole family Gin. Gazette, JG1 Il.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPEDITURES OF
CLEARFIELD COUNTY 2oR 1874.
fAc,,ni:Nr MIrn cou $3.50

John Mcpherson. Esq, Treasurer of Clesrae,d
Co.. in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in ao-
ount with said county from tho 9th day of January
A. D., 1851, to the Sd day of January, A. D., 1855
DIR.
To dfaoun. received from Collectors for
1854, and previous yoars. StT,i 40
To amount received from urscated
Lands for 1855, and previous years, 1851 20
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SCHOOL FUND.
John Mcpherson. Esq Treasurer Of CleariieIG
County, In account with the different Boroh hsus and
townships, for School Fund, fcr IS52-'5c
DIR.
To bal. ueschool fund at last settlement SIS5 SIS
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4 lHACTiON.-N hereas the Undersigned gave TO
~ isaac Irwin Of Clinton county, Proinissary
Note for Si0, dated about the 18th or 18th day of
November, 1854. L herereby caution all persons
from taking assignment OF said Note, as have
not received value, and Will not pay the same nm
less compelled by law. JOHN M'CRAY.
January 10. i355-3t& \
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n
~ order OF the Orphans Court Q. Clearheld
County, there Will be exposed to sale, by public
vendue outcry. IN Clearfed Boro', in said coun-
ty, on MoSDAr THE I9Tn DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1885,
all the following described real estate, the proper
ty of Martha Jane clch minor daug ter of James
Welch late Of Pike township in said connty, decd
viz All that certain tract piece of land situate
acres less, bounded and described as fol-
lows to wit On the south, west and north by lands
of Daniel Bailey and on the east by lands of Ben
jamin Carr. lying in said township of Pike. About
good cultivation, having erected thereon a house
and barn, with out-buildings, &c. And about -
acres of good Timber Land
Terms Of .SIle:-One half of the purchase mon
ey in hand on confirmation Of the sale by the Or
phans' Court the balance in two equal annual pay
ments. with interest from the time, to be Sc
cured by bond and motgage on the premises.
For information apply to
JOSIAH K. REED, Guardian,
Jan II, '55.-tsl Lawrence tn. Clear Co.
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~ The Collectors OF County and State Tax
who are in arrears, had better come up to the
mark, or they'll get themselves into sbad
boxp The Commissioners are determined
that it shall be paid. See Notice.
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TE,aE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Il Of Clearfeld county viii hold its annual meet
in, for the election of officers for the ensuing year
Wednesday evening of February Court in the
Court House in the borough of Clearfeld, at 6!
O'Clock. 4 general attendance is respectfully re-
quested.
Lecture will be delivered on the occasion by
tho Hon. John P. Hoyt. Suhject-Ihe nature of
the Sctt M Cieartfetd county, and the effect o. Ger
t.zt1t npoH It. JOSEPH IRWIN,
Feb. 4 1850 Pres
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UEAsE xOu SEEN SAM,-The subscriber
you'd inform his old friends and the public
generally that he still continues to keep house
of entertainment IN New Washington where those
who call with him will receive every attention.
and be made comfor rtable.
Good stabling, and every other convenience for
horses the premises. DAVID 5. PL0TNER
New Wash n ston. IAN 81. 1858.
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THE JOURNAL.

Those of our merchant friends Who de-
sire to lag in first rate stock Of Drugs and
Chemicals, and to buy from = first rate firm,
should call l3s Market St., on their nexs visit
to the City, at RUSSELL & ScHoTT's.
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EoIiILiPSBITRG HOTEL:-The subscriber
would inform his friends in Clearlield. and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reitted
his house. and is enabled to compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country. No pains
will be spared to render his guests comfortable.
His table shall always be supplied with the best
the market afford, and his charges moderate.
He respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him a call DAVID JOHNSTON.
Philipsburg Jan 81 1855 v
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give publisi, this week. the Receipts and
Expenditures of Clearfeld County, which will
be found interesting.
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EMPORTANT MERCHANTs.

n ~ II "A n " if II Ia u II n ~ -
IL I-WH0LESAE TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANUFACToRY.--The subscriber having increased
his facilities fer manufacturing ware, is pre-
pared to furnish all who may favor him with their
orders None bUt The Jrst icoykassu empioyed,
ami superior articles Of stock used For the good
quality of his Wares he refer to his large num-
Der OF customers in Clearield and adjoining coun-
ties. who havo purchased from him for many years
past. STOVE PIPE always on hand.
Eusry article Is inspected before 1t lea rss the
fctorgnlerchQWtsare not troubled ruth k>aky soare
Price lists furnished on postpaid application.
LYMAN GILBERT, No. 10 Market St,
Jan 81, % Harrisburg, Pa
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lRoAD FuxD.l

John MCPHERSON. Esq, Treasurer of Clearheld
County in account with the different Boroughs and
Townships for Road Fund, for 1928
DIR.
To bal due road fund at last settlement s327 -
To am tree d from unseated ds for 52'55 5iI2 30
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EOWELL & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND
" WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Has, Cops, Fttrs, dc,
No. l75 Market Street, between 5th and 9Th Sts.,
PhiEad.Iphis Jan ", s5.-om.
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rLand speculstors will see an opportuni-
ty offered them, by the Orphans Court Sale
advertised in another column.
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WE, the undersigned. Commissioners Of C,ea.fe'd
County, in the Commonwealth Of Pennsyivauia,
having examined the accounts of John Mcpherson,
Esq, Treasurer of said county for the year, a. D.,
1854, do certify that find them as above stated
The amount of outstanding debts due the county,fs
FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
Witness our hsnds this 18th day of January, 4.
D., 1885, SAMUEL SH0FF, Co.
Attest DAVID ROSS, Cozs'rs.
u. B. GoopL ANpEIs, Ckerk.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Clcnr6eld Co.,
having examined the accounts Of John Mcpherson.
ESQ. Treasurer of said county for the year A D.,
1854, do report the accounts above stated The
balance due the county by John McPheson, Esq.
is thousand and thirty eight dollars aud eighty
Ave cents. The amount due the Road fund is fse
hundred and ffty-four dollars ard thfr:y-ono
cents. The balance due the School fund is fifteen
hundred and sixty-one dollars and for.r-sx cents,
by said Tresrurer-and also the amount due the
county from collectors and unseated lands for 1854,
is Ave thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
Witness our hands this 18th day of January, A.
D., 1885. c. kRATZEE,
J. III. SEYLER. Andffors.
Attest: @. w WALTERS J
q. GooDLlSDER. Clerk.
Com rs Office, Clearfed January' 1855
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CLE
Murringrs.

On the 18th ult by VIM. NJ. Bloom. Esq Mr.
FRAMProS BELL to Miss MATILDA BLOOM, ali ofthis
county.
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TOFN H.PALETHORP, JR., WHOLESALE
- CHEMIST & DRUGGIST. No. SO North Sec
ond St, Second door below Mount Vernon House,
Philadelphia. Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals Per-
fumery, Paints. Oils, Window Glass &c, &c
November s. l854-ly.F
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IA an Auditor appointed 10 distribute monies in
the hands of B. Y. Mosser, Exr of Samuel H.ines,
decd. to and among the creditors of the said de-
ceased will attend to the duties Of his appointment
at the Office Jno. l.. Cutie. Esq, on Monday the
5th day Of February next. Mt O'Clock. P. NJ, Of
said day. JAMES H LARRIMER,
Jsnusry "a. '55.-ft is,ittoy
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S7,69l so

CIR.
By amt pa Jurors and Talisman si,434 o4
By amt p'd Election officers, I.064 75
BY am L p'd for Com. til costs. 499 S4
By amt p ID for Wolf scslps. &c. 3SS 81
BY amt p'd for Fuel for Co purposes. 100 90
BY am t p ID for Jail fees &C.. los Sc
BY am t p'd for Refunds on lands, 95 ~
By amt p'd for Road views, Isl 90
By am t p ID for Court Crier. SO IS
BY amt p d for County Auditors, 42 90
By am I p'd for Tipstaffs, 25 90
BY am p'd for Reps at pub. buildings 81 90
BY amt p'd for Printing, $50 90
By am p'd for Chairs for Cr's Office, Is 81
By am I p'd for Interest on Co debt I2 90
BY amt p d for Inquisitions III IS
BY ari I p'd for Transcribing Tr' book Is 90
By am p'd for Exonerations to Coils I55 72
BY am p'd for Percentage to Coils go IS
By amt p'd for Miscellaneous As %
BY ami p'd to District Attorney, SO 90
BY am p'd to Com. s Counsel, 80 90
BY amt p'd to Co. Commissioners 2a3 90
BY am t p'd to Co. Com s clerk I49 SO
By an, t p'd to Constables, Tal5
By am t p'd to prothonatory, &c, 233 So
BY am Pc 10 Assessors, SSl Il
BY am t p'd to Sheriff as fees SIS 90
BY amt p'd to Auditor for auditing
Prothonatory's account IL 90
BY an, p'd to Justices fees, IS Is
By am t p'd to Treas for costs on lands 20 90
Trcasurers percentage on receiving
1881 60 at = per cent, lis IS
Treasurers percentage on paying out
S5,4il Is at Ii per cent 96 81
balance due Treasurer a: settlement, 36t 6S
Balance due County from Treasurer I,03S IS
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4 TTENTION REGtLARS-You or
1ldcred to meet for parade on Thursday. Februa-
ry I'D. at tho Town Hall. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. each
member will provide himself with FIVE rounds Of
blank carthage. By order Of the Captain.
Jan. 81, '551 GEO. W RHEEM, o. s..
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CLEARFIEL COUNTY,

PRESIDENT JUDGE:
HoS. JAMES BURNSIDE. Bellefonte
ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
Hoy. RICHARD SHAW Clearfeld.
Hoy. JouS p. HoYT Lumber City.
PROTHONAT0RY &c.
WILLIAM PORTER. Clearfcid.
SHERIFF:
WILLIAY POWELL. Clearfcld.
DEPUTY SHERIFF:
z. F. WARD, Clearheld.
JAILOR
HENRy STONE, CIearield.
COMMISSIONERS;
ROBERT MEHAsFEY. Bower.
ROBERT Ross, CurwensviIie
PHILIP UEyISER. Pennficld
COMMISSIONERS CLERK:
GEORGE b. GoopLASDER. Luthersburg.
THEaGJ2E Err:
JOHN MCPHERSoN, Cearfeld
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY:
/. JACKSON Grass Esq. Ciearfeld
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
Tnos. Ross. Esq. Curwepsville.
COUNTY AUDITORS:
Gro. ". SCHOFF. Jcfries.
c. kRATzrR. Clearield
j. Ii. SEYLER- Luthersburg.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-07

II S. BARRETT, WITH WILKINSON, TAY-
HNls L0R d Co, WHoLELAE DEALERS IN
f0REtGT AID DOH ESfIC DRY GOODS,
No. 13 Market Street. between Second and Third
Sts., Phitsdeiphia. Jan. L. '55.-6m.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-07

A CARD.-The Tyrone City Drug Store is still
IN in fourishing condition the undersig ned
has rade large additions the Stock. and is pre-
pared to sell. WHOLESALE and KETAIL Drugs
Medicines, Alcohol, Linseed Oil, Copal yarnsh
Spirits Of Turpentine, Gum Shellac Litherage
Glue, Log-wood, Extract of Log g-wood, Turkey Um-
Der, Yellow ochre, Chrome Yellow. Spanish Brown,
Madder, Venition Red, Prussun Blue, Blue Smalts,
Stone 0chre, Antimony, Dragons Blood, Fena-
greek, Rosn, Soap, Candles, Potash, Husband s
Magnesia, Sehneck Pulmonic Syrup, Bulls Sar-
sapariIla, SaamOniac Allumn, Copperss Asafnti-
da, Oil of Stone Oil of Spike. Pine Oil, Burning
Fluid Ayers Cherry Pectoral, find "tarnation
lot of other fxins' ~ too numerous to mention.
JAMES NJ. MARTIN
Tyrone City, January 81, lo55.-3mo.