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iuS. llcI SuNlcCS ARC WetA lAISf tl..bn tl!oSC
received per steamer Pacific
The steamer HERMANN arrived cut on the
24th.
TIE LATEST FROM TIE CRIaaA.
Prince Gorts'hakolf telcgraphs under date
OF September Odd The allies have landed
$1,000 men At EuI.atoria end have now 30
600 men on the Russian flank"
The allies attacked the Russian infantry
Oh the I'D of September, when the latter re-
treated.
On the 25th force of 33 600 allies de-
bo'chcd from Enpatoria and occupied the
neI.hboiing villages o, the left flank Of the
Russians.
SkEAsropoL. Sept. 16.-rhe Russians are
terrifying the north side Of the city and are
constructing new batteries.
me French were advancing their cavalry
and infantry towards BakSll Serial.
The Qualifications of the South side of S.
hastopol are to be RACED and the basins Of the
harbor filled up.
a fyarfal tempest visited Sehastopol on
INC 18th ult., causing much discomfort to the
allies.
The allies are concentrating their forces
between Balaklaya and the Tchcrnaya.
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, Oct. 10. SeLastopoI, Sept. Ii
The allies are concentrating their forces b.
tween Baaklava and the Tchcrnaya, and are
constantly accommodating the left wing of the
Russian army and actively preparing for an
other campaign.
Four hundred dt scrtcrs. mostly Poles, have
arrived at the allied camp. They report that
the decentralization of the Russian army is
complete, and such was the confusion from the
first moment Of the assault upon Sebastopol
! that the soldiers exhausted with fatigue re-
>manc,l for "a hours without sns;cnance.
The Russian loss during the final attack il
set down at $4,000 men.
The Russians continue to fire shells into
Scbastopo from the North side. Some Of
iheir guns send shot cntilcly over the town
doing some damage to the advanced Siege
works of the allies
y Berlin letter states that Gorlsch,koR will
shortly cyaruate the forts on the north side Of
Selast"rol, but still the Russians are max ing
vast preparations for the winter campaign.
The Russian Treasury is receiving large
sums Of money through Briln.
MARKETs.-LTvERrooL, Friday evening
Sept. S.-Cotton--prlccs have declined Id.
OHcans fair q. mislllng Gb: Upland middl-
Ing 81. Sales of the week 55 600.
The following Liverpool markets arc taken
from the ncwsl apcrS Whcat-SalrS Of
white at l2sal2s Cd, and ofr,d at llSalls 9.
Elour--Wcstcrn Canal 39Sa lbs: phladcI-
phia and Baltimore 40sa lbs: Ohio 42sa44s
Corn-Whtc 44sal5s: yellow 40sail; mixed
.iOSa40s Cd.
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HNlE SAl.E.-A comfortable House and
e Stable with about 10 acres of Land in q
desirable location. Terms reasonable. APP
Ply to j. J.. GATCIIEL.
oct. l3--jf EIkton, Md.
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TO .FAIiAIERS.

TO FARMER
VENllE undersigned respectfully announces
l. to the Farmers and Dealers in grain and
produce, that he has purchased the large and
commodous warehouse Immediately opposite
the Phil. Will, and Bait railroad Depot,
Philadelphia, and is now prepared to receive
by railrod on consignment
Grain and Produce,
of all kinds upon storage, or for sale on COM
mission. Farmers making consignments of
grain to me by railroad can send it at the
very lowest rates Of freight and have every
facility and despatch afforded them by the
railroad agents at the stations where they
deliver their grain. There is n double rail
road track running into the warehouse which
save the expense and delay Of hauling cars
necessarily incurred when consigned to houses
more distant from the DEPOT. Address
WM. II. GILFlN.
Oct. l3--iw Philadelphia.
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TAHll will be paid on delivery for HINES
Sand SIfSs. LEATHER sold at city
prices for cash. All matters connected with
tie !, aihur bus iEess strictly attended TO by
J. IiASSON.
ElktOn. Oct. Is Near the Howard House.
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NIItI4 Y n ?.
E"ARD 4 ALbRlpGE announce to their
a friends that they are in receipt of first
quality al stove coal, which thcy will sell at
II small advance rect. 13-,f
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THE C0URr. circuit court for Cccik
county has been in session the present week
Judge Buchanan on the Bench.
The following is Il list Of the Jurors:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

~ the Afternoon the Emperor, RoyN sss,
Others. rode on the Boslsvsrds, Which ss.a..,~ VI
their decorations during the whole stay Il N
The crowds of spectators were a. greS n -
Of the roval entrance. Scarcely an ten a a. y
or.mme was changed or omitted; every l.k,,s NS
counted and employed-for the Q1sen s,Oue =,
VIGOROUSLY exact.
Dinner a, s.. Cloud and Representatives I'll .,.
"Dsmoise!e. OF 81. Cyr BY he a'irts q; q. r.
n, Frascaise ended the second day Il 'sssyS -.
which was succeeded by siN Others as istgszx ~
full OF interest
We breathe more quietly cow Z a. rss;. y.
fine irreproach sble weather remained OEy Sny G =.
to land Ter Majesty on her own sbOo.. Nss,,
could have bc,n more gallant Than ihs de,es ,
cspricious clouds and winds
Now the weather s cold and Noyenee.. Il. .,
pussy 20 invent tie Astcun fashions. Ttst =,
rtmsia incogriio The h.ng u S,r..n-s = a
e1pe,t-d, but fre4u,rt teletons q 80 90 a. vsa
would soon puzzle wise ecoDcm.s's. Ire ga,
whit has ceen whispe-ed - wo-.h s.4;ee. mzss
But TIE successes 8; >weaborg snd - zee 1 5S1sa
announced at the sniysl Il the Qgeca, ra.s J pgas
,riri, far above all count OF funds. The 80 50,
popusr IN France in q lie & Us terrible and p:oAa,s
su,ibis,ious Of men and money.
4 wicked no, Is passed sroln! IL WY "a:
How does the pTos,n NJ Empcro- d.her ira 4
uncle r' Zone took l1pi,as-;he che gsas
capitol IN money. "''h
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE FREE STATE Gun
VENTION

From The Heyatd Of FREEDOM Septs.
Agreeably to the published call for Delessw p~
each Representative District in Kansas Te1hoh"
be apportioned among the several districts 10 MP
portion of five Delegates to each Represen,sS'f"
meet at Big Springs on the 5tb day Of Sepsns,
1888, to tax into consi Iteration the presen, eps~si
OF political ahair, TIE Convention assembled -
10 order at IL O'clock, and organized temporfIY
appointing W. Y. Roberts, Esq, TO TIE char, wy
Dodge, Secretary. La
Aitar appointing committee TO oxsmIoe ~
iials, and another 10 report permanent OH ~
Con, ehion adjourned 10
AFTERNOON.
Tie Committee on Credentials repoIe1 'DV''
ing hst "f Dea{aies: c...L
khsr DsrSrcr-G q. w Smith, j. a. Lane ohl , 80
fwcry. John buichn.on, luuuf ~amP'op u er,rss.
tihuti J u Bsrtts. Nu. Yates. A. stu, h. bNhoN'
W. Muller ". Duucsn. .me. hcGee. $500, o-s
~ ,Ht4a ~ Hy,-,n Wn Je.see sALus. " llsE
N.i,er.ou J {. Archb "a. Charlss Wilt
1Htsp pisrElcr-Nm l. Roberts, Wan. Jofdor
N F"ssin pnr,,Ci-s. Nsshlnny J. :. Js.n' z. 6 -
Nm nsrsi.r-k. r. Wyck, a. James Osborn ~
Ado, = ,. rsA. Nm.G Ncpo.-, DR.. r. O. p1trrssk
rsiuife l'ssc " olsIJ. 'hs' A. Foster, james lois =
tt a. ttcwa. Facs Hhon, n m H. Nai., tuos >'fawn D"
sntu puruor-Johu H,n i,on. Jane. Johr4oa -
srtNru pi,tptcr-p G. Schuyler. George Bra,. 81 D"
u M'oa H. Bowen D. fisA.
tf.rru ntstEt,r }. B.. iiohcpicl, Darl y. hi4ts -
NM" nstNte.--S.p 'iDu.t.h Wan. : Arnold, JlS'''
ssi.. luAe liuc .lu, d. Hunting.
ltNtH pstEi,r..Nm rsnuo,k, ). Is. PeDroet ; Il
rN,d. co., W.nou =. Do~nn. u. II Phsl>n. d. 49,
NeA lance aaslgrY. g. Ca',c, j. Fan .. JOIN Nv
\ cuttte x Riddle
ftt,tNtu nistkt,t conway, &. Jpn..os. a.
tWt,rH p,tsi,. l'uc' Wi''ou. John Auc,ws'i"
tk-u Aterra
tvtttttNta nprsi,r.. =. collins, John Fee r. Laaf.f
y ,arst GO, " aNan. Rem II. Brock. Wm PSsia"
usS.vs A or.,a. 4. " stewart. "a.
FftttNtu t'stSi' Nui trosbY H. }. sol, j ''~'
~aN. I-t rielte . -,
>s't>,tsNta pstster-h MondeBhal d. ". N@~
- g. q taoY u
lhe twnlsto"o o. . ,crmancnt or ANIMATION rey'ta
go following liar of OH .rr,: Prcsidcnt--G W. >nsI
80. Voc tv>idcn's John Zee. j. \ WakeS
lsu's Nsi'tN. D.. 4. Hunting; Ssroisres-h'"
.l't. u noj.c. A &. Adams.
Vi k'het'a moved Dat dive committees Dc
pointed cSot ~ cousin, ot thtoeu mcmbe'r, qua.
seh Councilman ttom he rrpc tive Consd :. =,
utc's phrse ou', t.aN ~ % follow !. Q fef~'
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IMPORTANT TO OHOUSEKEEPERS AND
Ii ERIIIT GROW ERS .s.i.H iln,S PAC-

l FRUIT GkON EhS- --AGIdUh raj
eit Air-Tigh lf-5ealing Cans and Jars. for
preser, ing FIR sh Fruits, &c.--This invention for
which patent has been obtained, commends it
self TO the attention of Housekeepers and others.
on account of its great simplicity and the effeetu
al manner in which il accomplished n very desi-
rabe and useful object
The cans and jars are constructed with chan
mel around the mouth, nerr the top. into which
the cover fits loosely This channel is filed with
a very adhesive cement, prepared for the purpose
and allowed to harden. In order to seal the yes
sci Theoretically, 1t is only msceeSGrg 10 hszf me
corsr slightly aaE press Il INTO Place. 1t may be
opened with as much it is closed, by slight
" warming the top. The ordinary tin cans used
for the same purpose for which this is intended
cannot be closed. as is well known without the AID
of tinnsr difficult to open, and are generally
so much injured in opening as to be useless Tor
future service.
By this simple contcivance, the process OF her
metical sealing is placed conveniently within the
reach of every individual; and fruit vegetables
and butter (if properly prepared) may be kept
with their natural flavor unimpaired, tor an III
definite length of time For sale by
MERRELL & CARTER.
Ciearfcli Sent l9. 1883 If
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MA X X l e ID,

On the lst inst, by D. Dressler, Esq. Mr.. HoR-
ACE A COURTNEY, TO Miss MALINDA BAILY, all of
Union township, this sounty.
On the 1st inst, by John Blair, Esq, Mr.. URIAH
LITz to Miss ELIZABETH BUTLER, all Of this scouny.
On the 25.h of October, by VIM. NJ Bloom. Esq.
Mr WILLIAM l.. Bloom, te Miss MARTHA X. MILLER,
sIl of Pike township this county.
On the 2Sth of Octo' er, by Rev. c. Diehl, Mr..
z. j. SHuGART, formerly of this place. to Miss
MARY GooDLAyDER. of Luthersbarg, this county.
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q
" The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE, Esq,
President Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
the twenty-ffth Judicial District composed OF the
counties of Clearfield, Centre aud Clinton-and
the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN T.
H0YT, Associate Judges of Clearfield county, have
issued their precept bearing date the IWkNI1-
NINTH day OF sept. last, 10 me directed, for the
holding of a Court of Common Pleas. Orphan $
Court Court of Quarter Sessions Court of oyer and
Terminer, and Court Of General Jail Delivery, at
CIearfeld. in and for Cieariieid county. on the
THIRD MONDAY of DECEMBEk next. be-
ing the 18th day of the month.
NOTICE Is. THE BEFORE, HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coroner Justice of the Peace, and Consta-
bles in and for the said county OF Ciearheid, TO
appear in their own proper persons with their
Rolls. Records Inquisitions Examinations, ana
other Remcm 5rances. do those things which TO
their Offices, and in their behalf pertain to be
done, and Jurors and Witnesses requested to
be then and there attending, and not to depart
without leave, at their peril:
GIVEN under my hard, atszClearfeld. this i4th
day of Nov, in the year of Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ftty-five and the eighti-
eth year OF American Independence.
JOSIAH REED, Sh'f
CIearield, Nov II, lS55.-tc,
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IL K. Wallace vs. Joseph L Logan.
Thomas Mays VS. Jacob Kephart ct al
Joseph Irwin VS. Abraham Litz.
Cram * Perley VS. Smith Powell.
H. Philips VS. Reams & Kephart.
Henry Pennington VS. Tozer Il Lagert.
c. Gallaher VS. Micbaels & White
Samuel Caldwell VS. Manning Stevenson.
VIM Perry W Wm. Idings.
Tuckner Il Fleisher VS. John Sites.
Mccoy VS. Washington atson.
G. w Hickman Co. VS. Wm. Bloom.
S. Rorabaugh VS. FL Gallaher.
T. B. Davis VS. J. McCraekin eft al
Isaac Thompson VS. Jno. NJ. Chase
G W. Gill Tx VS. Thomas Holt
NJ, Quigley VS. ]. J. Leonard.
NJ ouigley VS. e Rahorn.
j. NJ & Jno. Leonard VS. NJ. Quigley.
f P Hurxthal VS. James Ii. Leonard.
Ii. Philips vs. Daniel Kephart.
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No APPEzc From THE PoPE.-PersoBs who
doubt, Iii there indeed be any who do doubt,
that the Romish Church Claims temporal, as
we'll as spiritual, allegiance from its disciples
in the United States, would do well to read
the pastoral letter of the Archbshops and
Bishops of the ssProyince of st. Louis, in
9uncil assemblcd.-just issued. That docu-
ment explicitly says
s.Ye nainfdi1, fhe superiority Of the spiritual
temporal ruer>is bound to conform his enact
ments to tue Divine law. We maintain that
the Church is The sup erne Judge Of questions
concerning faith and morals, and that, in the
determination of such questions, The Roman
Poniif, as Ptcar Of Jesus Carist, consfi- ufes u
tribunal from trhict there is appeal, and to
whose award all the children OF the Church
must yield obedience"
After this authoritative and official an
nouncement let us have no more fnedrawn
distinctions between spiritual allegiance and
temporal allegiance. We see here that both
are binding alike.-Nelc York Express.
CLAYTON AND BULwER TREATY.-Letter wri-
ters from Washington State that important
dispatches from London have been received.
Mr.. Buchanan transmits the final answer OF
the British Government on the Central Amer
lean negotiation. Our ultimatum is rejected
and correspondence is closed. Both govern
ments are released from the Clayton and Bul-
wer treaty, Great Britain retaining her colo
nies and prOtectorate, and we withdrawing
from our anti-annexaton clause. Assurances,
however of peaceful views are unchanged
~ a Census OF the city of Dubuque, Iowa,
| just completed. shows total poulatIon of u
056 persons being an increase OF twenty per
| cent during the last six months.
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The FAFTsMAn's JOURNAL.
4 DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE-Estat,

a DMINISTRATORS NOTCE.-Estate
IN ~ Joka Graham Sr.. aec'd-Whereas Letters
of administration upen the Estate of John Gra-
ham. Sr.. late of Bradford township Clearfield CO
deed, have been granted to the subscribers All
persons knowing themselves endebted to said Is
tate are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said Estate, will
present them properly authenticated.
The hooks are left in the hands of John Graham.
Jr., for settlement.
JOHN GRAHAM Jr., I AIM,
J. p. NELSON,
Clearield Sept % 1885
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ID L e d ,

In Pike Township this County. on Sunday morn
ing the 4th inst. at the residence of her so-in-aw
r Ross, Mrs Isabella Hartshorn in the olth year
of her age.
Mrs. II among the first settlers who came
to this County, having moved here in 1906 and en-
dured many privations incident to a new country.
Her remains were inferred Monday evening
along side of her husband who oied in 1921.
Crawford papers please copy.
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EsTATE OF JOHN M'QUILLAN, De-
Clear6eld, Sept. 20. 1895.

ESTATE OF JOHN M'QUILLAN, DE-
IA CEASED Letters of Administra tonhaving
been granted to the undersigned on the estate OF
John McQGillam late of Burnside township de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all who have ac-
counts against said estate to present them duly
authenticated for settlement, and all who know
themselves indebted to the estate will come for
ward and settle their accounts Immediately.
ISRAEL R0RABAUGH, Admir-,
Clearfeld, Sept. 10. 1855. ct.
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COURT sALE.-Under an

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Under an or
~ der of the Orphans Court of Clearfeld Conn
ty, there win be exposed at public sale on We'd
nesday. October 10th A. ID. 1895. at o'clock P
NJ. at the house of Joseph Peters, in the borough
of CurwensviIIe the following premises, late the
estate Of John Scott, dec d, viz
A house and lot. situate in the Borough of Cur
wensville, Clearfeld County, at the south east
corner of State and Thompson streets. containing
in font said State street. fifty feet and extend
ing in depth of that width. along said Thompson
street, one hundred and eighty Iset TO an alley.
TERNs-i0 per cent TO be paid on day of sale
and the balance on confirmation.
L. JACKSON GRAMS, Admir- d. b. n.
Sent II IS55.
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NNTOOD'S ORNAMENTAL
w IR o " w O r K S,
Ridge AveaUe,
PEJTA DETPHIA

h Il a ID II "a Il a
The attention of the public is Invited to the ex-
tensve manufectory and ware-room of the subscri-
ber who is prepared to furnish at the shortest no.
tiee. IRON RAILING. of every description. for
CEMETERIES, PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILD
INGS, Also, VERANDAHS, BALCONIES,
FOUNTAINS. SETTLES, CHAIRS,
LIONS, DOGS. &c. &C.. &C., &C,
and other Ornamental Iron Work of a decorative
character all of which is executed with the express
view of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
requisites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having ali articles care
fully boxed and shipped to their place of destina-
ton A book of designs will be sent to those W be
wish to make a selection ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St:
Oct g. '55-Sp1 Philsdelphis,
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NOTICE :-As ! am about leaving the County.
i the books. notes and accounts of the late firm
of D. w Robbins &Co. are placed in the hands o.
Thomas McCracken one of the firm. and Thomas
Henry Esq for collection. all persons VIII please
ceme forward and save costs
Also the accounts and notes of Robbins Mem
denhali are left with Themas Henry Esq. for col
lection. u w hobbiNc.
September IS, 1885,
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NTEW ARRIVAL.

NEW ARRIVAL.
~ 4 H 3 4 u NJ ",
Ware RooDl thresG1ors a5Ors Mtys' Hotel, Plank
Road street, Tyrone City, Pa.
KEEPS constantly on hand large assortment o
Philaiel phia and Pittsburg Cooking, ParlOr Bar
and heating Stoves, of different patterns, sizes and
prices: Stove pipe shovels. coal hods &c.
Also Cider Mills, Ploughs- CuityatOrs, DC. &c,
all of which will be sold 10 TO 20 per cent cheap
er than can be purchased out of the cities. If
you want bargains don forgetto call at Bauman S
Stove Store. Nov. IL, 53.-3m
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L GARTH'S improved Sausage Cutters and
Suffers for sale by MERRELL CARTER.
Oct 81 50
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STRAY MAfcE.-Came to the residence of
- the undersigned living in Knox township. an
Iron grey mare about six years old, having sad
die marks upon her and one eye not sound The
owner is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take her away. -other-
wise she will be disposed of according to law.
Oct. 81, 1885, st. d. j. CATHCART.
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xSz-a A large assortment jus; re-
= Y G. . . 81 ceived at very low prices
w TSdp. s., W.F- IRWIN
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DULE OF COURT.-WHEREAs The 5th
= Section of the Act of the 18th of April, 4. D.
1855, requires the Courts of Quarter Sessions, by
their Rules to fix a time at which applications for
Licences shall be heard, and at which all persons
making objections shall also be heard.
Therefore, The Court fixes the THIRD day OF
each Term at o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, for
the hearing aforesaid.
AMI they direct this Rule to be entered the
Rules Of Court and published in the several news
papers of the County for III rec weeks
by order of the Court
Certified from the Records
WILLIAM PORTER.
C1crt ofQ styt-r SESSIONS Of CY~z-fsld Co.
CIearfieii. Oct. 81 l355. st.
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0VA A Census OF the city OF Dubuque, Iowa
| Just completed. shows total poulation OF r.
056 persons being an increase of twenty pei
| cent during the last six months.
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@np =SNE5 large assortment just re.
E-ssllLGO o o : ceived and opened by
Aug D. r. MoSSOP.
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TUUTION.-All persons indebted to the sub
" scribers for BLACKSM1THING, are hereby
notified not to pay any such accounts to JACOB
HERR. the late Blacksmith we had him hired
by the month and all accounts to be settled by
j. p NELSON d CO.
Grahamton, Oct. 3. 1855.