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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

HARRISBURG, April 25th, 1857.
Mr.. EDITOR OF JoURNAL-Dear Sir THE
House did not take up the bill TO prevent
throwing distractions in to the Bennet's
Branch of the Sinnam ohoning on last Monday
What was the reasonl 1t was made the order
of the day, and it requires two-thirds vote to
suspend the order. The reason is simply this.
No one called for the orders of the day, and ii
slipped Mr.. Backus attempted TO call it mp
on Thursday, but failed, there being not two
thirds in favor of suspending the orders of the
day for this purpose. He had, however, per-
mission of the House to make a statement,
and read quite a lengthy speech on the bill,
and was followed by Mr.. Petriken on the oppo-
site side, by like permission of the House.
There was some merriment in the House while
Mr.. Petriken was speaking, when he would re-
fer to the bill before the House, the cry from
different parts of The House was heard, ssW hat
Bill ~ there being no bill before them, and
Mr.. Petriken speaking by permission.
The storm on last Sabbath and Monday, the
18th and 10th, was very severe and general
1t commenced here on Saturday evening, and
continued until Tuesday. The wind vas so
strong, that it was with great difficulty one
could in any way carry an umbrella. The snow
in different places ranged from one inch to two
feet deep. Many places it melted nearly as
fast as it fell.
The House have passed the bill for the sale
of the Main line. The bill will no doubt, be
lnaue less OUJeCIfOndDIc III SeDate tnan II
now is. The Objectionable features of the
bill are, it relieves the property of the Rail-
road Company from taxation and RENTS the
tonnage tax, for the consideration OF 500, 900.
A bill to guarantee the redemption of n loan
OF S5 900 900 which it authorized the Sun bury
and Erie Railroad Company to make, and pied
ging SO ,00O, 900 of the bonds to be received
from the sale of the Main Line fo- that pur-
pose. failed yesterday by tie vote. 1t may
be reconsidered.
Immediately after the above vote was taken,
resolution was adopted to appoint special
committee with instructions to prepare bill
authorizing the sale of all the public improve
ments of the State, except the Main Line
While this was pending member asked "Does
that include the arsendI?" Speaker eyes and
the House of Representatives too." Another
member vociferated, ssThat is already solds'
referring to the special fees he insinuated the
members had received for their votes on the
bank bills, and the bill for the sale Of the
Main Line, and for the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad Loan bill.
Yours for the truth,
Fix CorSTy.
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THE Administration ignores the Free State
party in Kansas, while each day develops the
design of the proposed Constitutional Election
as fraud upon the franchise of resident citi-
zens sympathising or acting with that party
What are the facts All the appointees of
the administration for Kansas, are radical pro-
slaveryists of the Whitfield school. Federal
officers, known to have deliberately murdered
Free State men, are retained in office, and no
outrage committed by them has been rebuked
by the past or present administration. Walk
er, radical, supersedes Geary; Lecompte and
Cato, infamous for judicial tyranny, are re-
tanned in office; while every avenue to power
is jealousy kept in the hands of the enemies
of the Free State cause. Even the land offices
are confided to Whitfield, Woodson, ct al.
whose decisions of disputed claims invariably
favor the Pro-Slavery side.
The time fixed for the taking in Kansas of
the census, preparatory to the election for a
Constitutional Convention, expired on the first.
The LecomptUn correspondent of the Missouri
Democrat writes that less than half of the Free
State settlers have been counted in. And ev
cry body knows that the great mass of igra-
tion from the Free States, had not on the lst
inst, reached the territory. That the Consti-
tutional Convention act was intended to dis
franchise the Free State men of the territory
is clearly seen. None but those wilfully blind
will fail to discover the grossly fraudulent in
tent.
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GyGov. Geary.-It is stated that Gov. Gea-
~ will soon in self-vindicstion, publish a
sketch of his sojourn in Kansas as its Cover
nor, and that it will make profound impress
sion upon the public mind and heart. Let it
all out, Governor, hit where it may.
VGen. Walker offers very large bounty
to those who will join his fortunes in Central
America. Those who go thither will doubt
less come in for liberal share of the newly
grabbed territory, (six feet by two at the very
leasD without counting such luxuries as yell
low fever, knife wounds, &c.
GThe "fair election' promised Kansas,
is just such an one as Louis Napoleon had
when he was selected Emperor. "Jemmy,''
said Paddy. ssyou may have your choice of
the two mares, but, be the Howly Virgin, Plf
hare the gray one." They may .select'' to stay
at home or be cheated and perhaps murdered
in the bargain.
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No.

IL by given, that the follo~.-
been examined and passed by me,
of record in this Office for the inspection
legatecs creditors and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court Of Clear6eld County, to be held at
the Court House. in the Borough of Clear6sld,
commencing on the third Monday Of May, 1857,
for confirmation and allowance
The final account of John Smith. Administrator
of Isaiah Barto, late of Burnside townshil, Clesr-
field county, deceased ~l,.
The account of Isaac Horton, Sem, Administers
tor of Zebulon Warner. late of Caledonia, Cleaf.
field county deceased
The account of James Somerville, surviving Ad-
ministrator of David Somervifie, late of Chest
township, Clearield county deceased. III
The account of Thomas Stronach and Joseph
Wriglesworth, Administrators of Joseph Coiii.gs-
worth, late of Penn township. Cleaffsid cou-ty,
deceased.
Tho final account of Israel Rorabaugh and
Christian Rorabaugh, Executors, &C.. of the Es-
tate of John Rorabaugh, late of Chest township,
Clearfeld county, deceased
pAMES wRlGLEY.
CIearfeld, Pa. April s, 1857. Register
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DIED-On the 18th April, at Glen Hope,
CAMBRIDGE BoGGs, son of Samuel G.. and Het-
ty Patchin, aged II months and I3 days.
On the 18th April, PHILIP, son of Philip
Gilnett, of Union township, aged IL years and
81 days.
On Monday morning, the 21th inst, Mrs.
FItzABErH, wife of William Alexander, ESQ.
of the borough of Ciearfield, at an advanced
age.
On the 21st April, of scarlet fever, RUSSELL
LUTHER, son of Wilson and Adeline Dunlap,
of Lawrence tp., aged l.year, II mos. and q
davs: and RACHEL MARIA. daughter of David
T. and Rebecca Dunlap, aged years and m.
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n Ton LLIN S

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For the Treatment of Cancers Tumors, wens.
Ulcers, Scrofula any Growth Sore. Chronic
Diseases, generally, can be cured f curablel with
out surgical operation poison. For all particu-
lars write, state diseases plainly and enclose TWEEN
ty-fve cents for advice. All letters must have q
postage stamp enclosed to prepay answer. Med
icine can be sent any distance. Address
C. l.. KEELING. NJ. d
Mechanicsburg. Cum berand Co Pa.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg,
on the G. V. Railroad, and accessible from all
parts of the Union.
do you good.
E3To those afflicted who cannot visit me per-
sonaliy, will send, per mall receipt of $500
only, Recipe to prepare Medicine, with full di-
rections for use, DC. State all particulars Ad-
dress above. February Is, 1857 -6m
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CLIPPINGS AND scRIBBllNos,

UPlenty-mud and duns.
VScarce-butter and s.hen fruitn
Gy-About-the man that can beat all roos-
terdcm growing.
yCame down-several RATS from points a.
boys this, during the last few days.
C|An improvement-the board walk along
Mr.. Isaac Johnston's property.
WyComing on-the May court when we
expect those who owe u, to call and .plank
down the ready.''
cg-Returned from Iowa-our friend ] B.
McEnally, Esq. He looks hearty, and is con-
siderably fascinated with the western country.
On the fourth page will be found the bal
ance Of the Superintendent Report of Com
mon Schools in Clearfeld County.
1y-By reading the letter of Judge Drum
-aond, on the first page of this paper, an in
sight can be had of affairs in Utah.
G9-It is stated that Gov. Geary, since his
return from Kansas, is thorough American
Republican, and intends to stump the State
Tor Wilmot.
n5~The Reading Journal says the leading
liquor men in that town and county are up in
arms against the s'temperance DODGE" and
bolt Packer 10 a man.
OLucky-D. w. Moore, Esq, editor of
the Republican in this place. "The powers
that be,'' have appointed him special mail a.
gent, which is n lucrative birth.
~The girls of Northampton have been
sending bachelor editor, boquet of tansy
orl1 10 Ia n .I,,sf hasl
rather smell that than matrmony.
rFThe latest case of absence of mind is re-
corded of lady about to swhip up some eggs
for sponge cake, who whipped the baby, and
sang Watts cradle hymn to the eggs.
~A man was fined $40 few days since,
in Providence, for kissing woman. If she
was another's wife, or if she was not engaged
TO him, he had no right to kiss her without her
consent. That's so.
OThe Tyrone Herald, is the title of new
paper started at Tyrone, Blair county, by Robt.
Stodart. 1t is to be an independent journal.
The first number is very fair one, and we
wish Mr.. S. success.
GyAn unknown spoick" has produced the
following pointed and refreshing gem -
s.Tbc first bird of spring. attempted to sing,
But ere he had sounded a note,
Ee ieli from the limb-ah, dead bird as him !,
The music mac friz in his throat"
C-The biz separating the office of Super
!n.enient of Common Schools from the Office
OF the Secretary of tho Commonwealth, has fl
nally passed both houses of the Legislature,
and will be signed by the Governor without
delay.
u7One Tom B. Walker, of Louisville, the
other day, bet that he could drink sixty gias-
ses of lager-beer, between o'clock, A. NJ,
and 10 O'Clock, P. NJ. and he finished sixty
one glasses by O'Clock, winning the wager.
An animate beer-barrel!
U There is trouble in the ranks of the sham
democracy. The Liquor League is second
only III their army to the Irish Brigade, ana
tAe League have found out that Gen. Packer
rotea for me ''infarnous jug Latoi" They can't
s'ana such man, anyhow, and unless he can
satliy them they are resolved to have out a
rec Liquor candidate-one who would blow
facker q Co sky high-alan.ode ssMuhlenburg
NO Free Schools in 1885, There's rocks
before the Democratic craft,
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From tie Harrisburg Telcgyaph.
CLEARFIELD. April 81.

CLEARFIELD, April 81. 1857.
MEssRs. EpIToRs Il see call published in tho
Philadelphia Datty Macs, for what purports to be
american State Convention at Lancaster, on the
Goth of May, to nominate candidates for State Off
take this method of stating that L neither
placed my name to the call authorized it to be
used in that connection would also state that 1
have affnities with that clique of dsorganizers
who are at the head of the movement; on the con-
trary, am honestly and sincerely opposed to Lo-
cofocosm, and will cooperate with the great body
of the Opposition, in its efforts to overthrow the
sham Democracy. Respectfully yours,
A. G.. H0YT.
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HOW SOME THINGS ARE DONE.

We stated few weeks since that the "side door
leaders were resorting to every to get names
to their call for State Convention. The follow
ing letter shows that the name of Mr.. Abr'm Hoyt,
who resides in Lawrence tp., was attached without
his knowledge consent. Mr.. Hoyt authorized us
to also make statement to that effect lie has too
much spirit and good sense to allow himself to be
made the tool of low and base political tricksters.
We COPY the letter
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I ICENsE NoTICE.-Tho following NAMED

license NOTICE.-Thc following named
IL persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk eff
the Court of Quarter Sessions of-Clearfied County.
their respective Petitions for License at NAY
Session next agreeably to Act of Assembly of
March 2S, 1856, entitled ''An Act to regulate the
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors" &c.
APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN LICENSE.
Lorenza ID. lie, Lumberville, Penn township.
Enoch McMasters, 8.
Thomas c. Davis Penn township.
X. W. Moore, Luthersburg, Brady Township.
Henry Post. Decatur township.
Daniel NJ. Weaver, Clear6eld borough.
George d. Lanich, ~ %
David Smith, Curwensrille Borough.
VIM. A. Mason,
John Draucker
Isaac Bloom. jr, '
Henry GoOdlander, Brady township,
George W. Long,
Frederick Zeigler,
Adam Knarr,
Charles Graf, Union township.
William Askey, Boggs township.
John Biesh.
Merrell P. Marble. Kylertown, Morris twp.
Dennison Johnston Morris township.
James Mcclellan, Morris township
William 5. Virgins, Bradford township
Cyrus II. ThurstOn, Chest township
Wesley Nevling. Beccaria township.
John Sulfridge, Goshen township.
Robert Leonard. Goshen township
james Bloom, Pike township
r. B. McCully, Woodward township,
Solomon Bauder, Covington township.
LIQUOR WITH MERCHANDISE
Brokerhof & Mullen, Covington township.
III. ID Patton, Curwensville borough.
RESTAURANTS.
Stephen Graft, Curwensville borough.
AprI3-'57 GEO. WALTERS, Clerk
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NOTICE.-To THE SCHOOL DIREcToRSoF
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY

GESTLEMES: In pursuance of the 4Sd section of
the Act of sth May, 1854, you hereby notified
to meet in Convention, at the Court House in the
Borough of Clearfed. on the FIRST MONDAY of
MAY, A. ID. 1897. being the Fourth day Of the
month, at ] o'clock in the afternoon, and select
.rfra rOee. by majority of the whole number of
Directors present, person of literary and Sci
entihc attainments and of skill and experience in
the art of teaching, as County, SUPERINTENDENT
for the-three succeeding years determine the a
mount of compensation for the same, and certify
burg; as required by the 39th and 40th sections Of
said act A L. SCHRYYER,
COantv Superintendent of Clarified Co
Near Clearfeld Bridge Aprii !th 1857
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NEW PosTMAsTER.-Charles D. Watson has
been appointed Post Master for this place, in
the place of John II. Hilburn, removed. He
vii! take the office in few weeks.
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I'd NOVA The undersigned notifies
HI his old customers and the public that he has
removed his BLACKSMITH SHOP to his new
building few doors south of the shop he former
Iy occupied, where he is prepared to do ON the
shortest notice any work in his line of business.
April Is, 1857. JACOB sHUNKwEILER
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TOO TRUE.-All doubts as to the fate of Mr..
FIannegan, who we mentioned in our last as
being probably drowned, are removable, be-
yond all question, having found sswatery
grave" He leaves large family to mourn
his death. Search has been made for his BODY
wi;hcut finding it. Truly, ssin the midst of
lille, We are in death"
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-On last Thursday
night the two prisoners in our Jail, charged
with horse stealing, made another attempt to
break out. They had dug hole through the
back wall large enough to escape through, and
concealed it by replacing the heavy plank with
which the room is lined. The stone they
placed under their beds to avoid detection.
About Il O'Clock on the night named, one of
them succeeded IN forcing the heavy iron
door Of his cell from its hinges, but before he
had proceeded any farther the Sheriff entered
the room. put stop to his operations, replaced
f..s door, and secured the prisoners.
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NEW ADvKRTrsENESTs.-A large number Of
new advertisements appear in to-day's paper,
TO which we direct attention.
Vim. Irwin, Esq, having purchased the stock
Of goods lately owned by II. D. Patton, at the
old Corner Store in Curwensville, is ready to
supply customers with anything in his line.
Thomas Burnside has opened Leather and
Hide Store in Bellefonte.
L. II. Turner, admir- of VIM. Barr, decd, Of
fcrs for sale house and two lots in this town.
A stoneware pottery, in Brady township,
can be purchased by applyidg to l.. J. Grams,
Esq, Clearfeld borough.
The stockholders Of the Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad will find notice of some inter-
est TO them.
James Mullen adYertises stray horse.
VIM. NJ. Cathcart publishes a caution.
Several other advertisements also appear.
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CLEARFTELD INSTITUTE.-The last

ELEARFIELD INSTITUTE.-The last
~ quarter of the present school year of this Inst
tuition will commence Monday, APRIL 9th,
1857
Persons wishing to fit themselves for College,
Teachers. Commercial or other ayocations in life.
will here receive every desired facility. thor
ough Scientific and Classical course is here given
on terms lower than in similar Institutions in the
State. Parents at a distance can obtain boarding
for their and daughters under the immediate
of the Principal. where they Will receive rare
advantages, with all the comforts and pleasures of
home; and their morals will be carfully guarded.
1t is particularly desrous that pupils for the ap
preaching term be present. at its commencement
to select their seats and be properly arranged in
their respective classes.
Further information and Catalogues of the In
stitute can be had by addressing
W A. CAMPBELL, Principal.
April 15, 1851. Clearield, Pa
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The attention of School Directors is called
TO the fact that next Monday is the day fixed
upon for electfng c County Superintendent.
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MARRIED-Oh the 18th, by B. ID. Hall, Esq,
Mr.. GODFREY FISHER, Of Bald Hills, to Miss
ELIZA HEIoHELL, of Kartbaus tip.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned:
"A an Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court,
of Clearfeld county to distribute the balance in
the hands of Robt. Porter, Administrator of Jo-
seph Morrow, deceased, among the just creditors
OF the said deceased will attend 10 the duties of
his appointment on Thursday the l4th day of May
next, at one O'Clock p m- at the Office of Larri--
mer Test in the borough of Clcarfeld, when
and where all those interested may attend If they
see proper. JAS. ii. LARRIMER
April 10, 1877. Auditor.
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ENARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned Of
Il fers al private sale his farm situate in Nor
ris township, Clearfeld county Pa, containing lo7
acres, about % acres cleared, and in state of
good cultivation, having thereon erected a NEW
PLANK HOUSE. and large barn. IS by so feet and
80 or 40 young fruit trees thereon growing The
farm is in good settlement about one mile from
kylertown. and will he sold reasonable terms
which can be ascertained by applying to the SUBJ
scriber on the premises. or to NJ A. Frank Esq
Clearfield, Pa. GEO. J. WAGGONER, Sr
April l, 1857 ,-3t-p.
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DHIEADELPIIA WOOD MOULDING
Il MILL, Willow Street above Twelfth North
Side. Mouldings suitable for Carpenters Build
crs, Cabinet and Frame Makers always on hand
ANY PATTERN WORKED FROM A DRAWING
Agents wanted in the various Towns in his por-
ton of the state, to whom opportunities will be
offered for large profits TO themselves.
apr0-2m SILAS E. WEIR.
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E,ARM FOR sALE-Tbe nnd.r.;an.d

ENARM FOR SALE-The undersigned Of
u iers to sell al private sale his farm on Gram
pan Hills, within mile of PennyiiIe ClearfeId
county ADJOINING lands of Thomas Wall and the
Church prope rty, containing LOG anres. about AZ
acres cleared under good cultivation, ana the re-
malnder we'll tinoered with hcmlock pine and
9ther TIMBER. There are LOG HOUSE, GOOD
BARN, and other outbuiidings and a mum Der of
young fruit trees on the premises There Is saw
mill close by. As the undersigned is desirous to
quit farming he offers the above property for sale
at reasonable terms. which can be ascertainej by
applying 70 him on the premises.
April ], ,lsS7-at. THOMAS NJ MARTIN
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THE JOURNAL.
ILEARFIELD, PA, APRIL 20, 1867.

hEv. DR. GIBSON will preach in the Presby-
ferian church in this place next Sabbath.
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NOTICE.-An appeal will be held on Tuesday
the 18th day of May, at the Commissioners Office
IN Clearfeld borough, when and where all who
feel themselves aggrieved by the above appraise-
ment can attend, if they see proper.
MARTIN NICHOLS, Jr.
april s, 1857. Mercantile Appraiser.
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T IST OF RETAILERS of Foreign and Do
IL mestic Merchandise in Clearfeld County. for
the year 1857, subject to the payment of license.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Lettcrs
"a OF Administration on the estate of James l..
Illegal, late of Goshen township, Clearfied county
Pa, deceased. having been granted to the subscri-
ber all persons indebted TO the said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated tor settle
ment- JOHN A L. illegal Adm-r
March Is. lS5I-6t-p. Goshen tn.
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AprI3'-57 GEO. WALTERS, Prot'y.
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
II The subscribers have this day dissolved
partnership in all their business Except the saw
mill property by mutual consent.
SAMUEL WIDEMTRE
JOHN WIDEMIRE.
April 5th. Is.I-aprl5.
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MARBLE YARD,
Ia AT TYRONE CITY. PA aat-
Having just received a lot of the best eastern Mar
BILE that can be procured at the Pbiladel- -
phia Yards, am ready to furnish Z~~..s.s,--Y
all kinds of work in our line, viz Mon
uments Tomb-Tables, Marble Door-steps -
Lintels, Mantle pieces, Centre Table, Card-Table
Bureau-tops, &e.. of either American OF Italian
Marble. 20 NIB. All orders sent by mail prompt
ly attended to We will not be beat either in work
or prices. Tdec2i-' '56Iyl l. ULREY
M. A. Frank, Esq, Agent, Clearfeld. Pa