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LUMBER CITY,
C2carGeld County, Pa.
JOS. i. KIRBY, PRorRIBron.

DEGS leave to announce to the travelling COM
ID munity and The public gonenrally, that he
has taken the above named hotel and roftted it
in a style suited to the times and the wants of
the public. .
HIS TABLE
VIII always be supplied with the best the mar
kots and tho surrounding country can afford
HIS BAR
VIII contain the choicest liquors, and
Ills STABLES
VIII be in the care of attentive hostlcrs, re-
sponsiblc for their conduct TO their employer,
who will give the entire establishment his per-
sonal supervision.
In the the hope that he will be able to make
his guests comfortable during their visits o his
house he respectfully solicits a share Of ubliC
patronage.
Lumber City Oct. 10, 1859. .e.
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c<HERIPFs SALE.-Dy virtue ofa te

StHERIFFS SALE.-Dy virtue Of n testa ,
- hm writ of Yen Er., issued out Of the court
of Common Pleas of Center co., and TO me di-
rccted, will bo exposed to public sale at the
Court House in the borough Of Clcarlcld, on
rF MONDAY TIE 2OTll D&f
OF AUGUST A. d. 1860,
alto o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, toyiz:--A certain tract of land ituote
in Goshen tip. Cearfeld county Pa, bounded by
lands of Jacob illegal, Ellis Irwin, ellis Liver
good and the Susquohanna River Containing
two hundred and sovehty-siX acres more or less,
three dwelling houses two barns, wagon cd
and other out buildings and d large bearing
orchard thereon. Seized taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of John Soltrige.
FREDERICK q. MILLER, Sh'f,
Sherif's Office, Clcarfcd Pa, Aug. /, 1850.
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NRpuANs COURT sALE-Bv virtn

nRPHANs COURT sALE-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court Of Clear
field county. There will be exposed to public
sale at the Court House in the Borough Of Clear
..aa..IY FRIDAY THE It'll DAY
OF SEPTEMBER A. d. 1860, .r
the following described real Estate to wit: A
tract of land situate in Huston township, Clear
field county Pa, surveyed on n warrant in the
name Of David Caldwell. Containing l0j acres
and allowance, bounded by lands surveyed on
warrant in the name of James Wilson and lands
warranted in the name or Moore q Delaney the
whole of said tract being well timbered, with
valuable white Pine timber and having stream
of water thereon which can be made navigahle
for logs, or upon which Saw Mill might be
erected, late the estate Of Samuel Caldw II
deceased. fv .r.a .g H .r... .. .ra.|
TERMS, one-fourth Of the purchase money
on day of Sale; one fourth on the confirmation
of Sale, and the balance in two equal annual
paymentslwith interest from day of Sale, to bo
secured by Bond G Mortgage.
tt DAVID CALDWELL, Adm'r.'d
4 Aug. S, 1860. Of Samuel Caldwell, decd.
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DEAD.-Mrs Holt wife of the Post Mas
ter General died at Washington on the
l4th INST, surrounded by large circle OF
relations and friends, Her remains were
conveyed to her late home in Kentucky.
She was daughter Of Gx.Post Master
Gen Wiolllife
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MARRIED,

AT the Presbyterian Parsonage IN Clear
field, on the I8th inst, by the Rev. j. NJ.
Galloway, Mr.. Leander Denning to Miss.
Eliza Jane Ralston both of Morris tp.,
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PRESIDENTS SPEEcm.-We this week
publish on our first page the great speech
made by the President at the White House
on the 9th of July last. . rgL-.--u
We hope it will be read by all. 1t Is
clear plainanl conclusive--gives the facts
and nothing less. The principles there
laid down, must and will sooner or later
be, adopted by majority Of the people
of the United States, or revolution and
anarchy will reign triumphant Throughout
our land and nation JNI 81 e..
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DHniPsBURG AND WATERFORD

AND WATERFORD
4 RAiE-ROAD-Nctisc IL hereby given to
the subscribers to the stock Of the "Philipsburg
and Waterford Rail Road Company" that an
election will be held in the Borough of Clear
field, Clearflcld county Pa, at the Office Of Wal
ter Barrett Esq, on Thursday the 23d day of
August A. ID. 1860, between the hours of ?, and
6 clock p. NJ. Of said day, for tho purpose of
eleoting one President and Twelve persons to
serve as Directors for said company, until the
second Monday in January 1851. A full atten
dance Is requested.
George r. Barrett, John Patton.
James i, Leonard, Lewis J. Grams.
John d, Thompson, John Carlisle.
( j. j. Y. Thompson, James Campbell.
Wm.. I. Alexander, James Blakcslcy.
II. H. Richmond G others. Commissioners.
Clearfeld, Aug. s, lSG0.--2t.
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rE,nE CLEARFIELD ACAD EMY, will

4 DO opened for the reception Of pupils,
(malcs and femalcs) on Monday, May 2Sth, 1860,
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Gcog
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and B5ok Kccpinr '-. Sl00
Latin and Greek languages. Sc 90
To stu dents dcsirous Of acquiring thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themselves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a session,
and no deduction made except for protractcd
sickness. l .. .
Tuition to bc paid at the close of tho term.
6. b. SANFORD, PRINCIPAL.
Aug, 90, lSG0.- B.
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$50 Reward.
nRpmAN,s cnuRT sAl.E..

ORPHANS COURT SAIE,-BY virtue
\ Bof an order of the Orphans Court of Clear
field county, there will be exposed to public sale
at tho house of Isaac Bloom in the Borough of
Curwcnsville ON . .
SATURDAY THE STI DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1860,
at o'clock p, NJ, the following described real
estate to wit: that certain plartaton or tract of
land situate ION the public road loading from
Clcarfcd to New Washington in Pike to wn-
ship ClearGcld county Penn a. Bounded on tho
north by land belonging to tho estate of John
S. Curry deceased on the cast by land Of Fitch
& Boynton, on the west by lands of VIM A
Bloom and VIM Rex and on the south by land
Of George W Curry. Containing two Hundred
and Fifteen Acres more or less, having erected
thereon a largo twc-story frame o. house,
wcathcr-boarded and painted, with cellar, a
large double log. barn, grain house, y-house,
wagon -sncd and about one hundred acres Of
cleared land, with large bearing orchard, and
a never failing spring OF water thereon, late the
estate of Richard Curry deceased, ....
TERMS, per cont on day Of sne, one hall
ut confirmation Of sale, and the balance in ono
year with interest to DO secured by bond and
mortgage WIN. REX Admir-,
Aug. s, 1850, of r. Curry deceased.
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NAUTI0N,-All persons are hereby caution
Oagainst harbouring, hiring or trusting, my
Son Jacob on my account, as l am determined
to pay no debts of his contracting after the 2Sth
day ofJuly last and will prosecute all persons
for his wages that may hire or employ him.
HENRY ZILL0X.
Aurus, 18th lSGO-3t
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To Persons out of Employment.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL the Erie Sow
~. ing Machine.
We win give n Commission, or wages at from
S25 to 500 per month, and expenses paid. This
is n new Machine, and so simple in its eoustruc-
ton that child Of 10 years can learn 70 operate
it BY half nm hours instruction. ltis equal to
any Family Sewing Machine in use, and Z he
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an Agency will address
j. N BOYLAN,
Secretary Edesewing Machine Company,
Aug. 8. 1860. L5w, MILAN, OHIO.
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DLASTERiNG,-T subscriber, having
located himself in the borough of ClcarGcld
would inform the public that no is prepared to
do work in the above line, from plain 70 ornamen-
tai of any description in wOrkmanlike manner
Also whitowashing and repairing done in neal
manner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER
Clcaricld April II, 1S6O.-1y.
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Home Affairs.
eIearEeIS, fpa Iahbasi, aa, ,Iseo.
Camp Meeting.

The Camp Meeting Of The NJ Z. church
for the clearfield and curwensville charge
will 10 held on the ground of Mr.. Tbos,
Reed on the old pike TO commence on
Friday Aug 81 1860. Come to the Camp
Meeting. VIM j. Spotswood,
' Preacher in charge.
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Clearfield Rife Conn any.

You will meet for drill and parade at
the Mount Joy School House, on Saturday
the 2jth day of August, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, in summer uniform with arms and ac.
in good order, and suprlied
with six rounds ofblanll cartridge. BY or
der of the Capt.
Aug. !. lSGO. JOHN T. ROTEO.S.
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CtAUwON.-Allp persons are hereby notified
" not to purchase or in any way mcddlc with
the following property, now in the possession of
NJ s. Clark Of Brady township, viz: one Rome
mare, one two horse Wagon and one Cow, as the
same belongs to mo and is left with him ON lean
only subject to my order, DANIEL hISllEL.
Erady tp., Aug, l, 1SGO.-3t.
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.!GsaAnOE@ .!GsAn @D2 GG4 - 9

Hardware, Queenswkre, made up Clothing,
Boots and Shoes of every variety, Ladies Dress
trimmings de-, which they will dispose Of en- as
good if not better terms to the purcha ser than
they can be obtained elsewhere, for either cash,
Lumber or country produce generally.
aug. /, go st. MOORE & ETZWILEa;
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Clear6eld county will
20 in session on Friday the oath day of August,
1860, at their Office in 0earGeld Borough. All
persons having business with them will attend
ut that time.
WIN. S. BRADLEY,
August 10 1860. ..... Clerk.
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BlaCExSlahehin

JAMES GROSSLY carries on Backsmithing
in the borough Of Lumber city, where be will
execute promptly all work entrusted to him, and
execute il in a workmanlke manner,
July 4, 1SG0.--ly.
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FRESH GOODS,
JUST In TIME TOO.

The subscribers are just opeuiug at their old
stand, fresh Stock of seasonable Goods, consist
ing Of full assortment Of Dry GoOdH, ".
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Pay-Tho Lady who was strcuk with
etiquette .,.
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BS5@A good Sewing Machine in a lami-
ly is treasure. Have you seen the Ma
chine called the Erie? Ii not, we ad.
wise some of our readers who may not
have all the work they can attend to, to
write to Mr.. j. N. Boylan, at Milan, Ohio,
and got the company's confidential terms
10 agents.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28
summons.

State of California. In the Justices Court Of
Bridgeport 7ownshp, in and for the county
Of Neradd.
The People of the State Of California, to j. G. Barnes
Greeting:
~IOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
4 at my office in the Township of Bridgeport, In
the county of Nevada the 2Sth day OF January A. D.
1860 at o'clock p NJ, to answer unto the complaint
of 0. p Stdger, who to recover the sum OF $40
for services attorney rendered at your
and in your behalf per account on file in my ONCE,
when Judgment will be taken against you for the sa
amount together with costs and damages,I you iali
to appear and answer.
To the Sheiff any Constable of said county, Greet
1ng:-Mate legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this goth day OF January A.
D. 1860. r. H.FARQUHAR, lL.s;1
Justice of the Peace of slid Township.
1t appearing by affidavit to my satisfaction that the
above named defendant cannot after due diiigenee be
found within the State ndkewise thata cause Of
ton exists against the said defendant it is therefore
ordered that service of summons be made by publish
ing the same in the Hydraulic Press for two weeks
from the date hereof
Given under my hand this Goth day of January, d.
1860 II. III. FARQUHAR, j. Z.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

State of California. In the Justices court of
bridgeport 7d,cnship, IN and for the county
Of Nerada.
The People of the State of California to j. C. Barnes
Greeting:
NIOU are hereby summoned to appear before me.
n at my Office in the township of bridgeport in
county Nevada the 2Stl day Of january A. D. 1Se0
at o'clock M to unto the complaint OF Thom
f. Parrish who to recover the sum OF Sll2and
81 CENTS and interest at per cent. per month"; from
February 15th 1858, which he alleges is due him
certain promissory note made by you in s favor and
file in my ofiice-when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with costs
and damages. If you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of sail county, Gree
ting;-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this Goth day Of January, 1.
D. 1860. X. H. FAR9UiAk, IL 81
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
1t arrearing by affidavit to my satisfaction that the
above named defendant cannot. after due diligence be
found within the State, and likewise that cause OF
action the said defendant it is therefore
ordered that service of be made by publisa-
ing the same Hydraulic Press for two weeks from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand, this 2oth day of January, A.
p 1850. r. II. FARQUHAR, J. p.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28

THE CELESTIAL New YEAR-During the
whole of the past week the advent of new
year has been celebrated by thirty or forty
thousand Chinese throughout California, in
GLIDING three or four hundred in North San
Juan. The year began Saturday at mid
night, and was announced to sleepy outside
barbarians by a stunning explosion of fire.
crackers and dissonant shouting Tire up
roar continued for hours During Sunday
tables in every house were set with variety
of eatables, houses and tables being pro-
fusely trimmed with imitation flowers and
red rags and paper, indicative of joy. Prom
inent features in the eatable line were
chicken, pig, nuts and confectionery, " ith
the inevitable tea, in tiny cups, as a bever-
age. Chickens bear the same mysterious
relation to certain Chinese festivals that
turkeys do to our Thanksgiving day, and
the consumption of them this week was i'm
mense-partly, we fear, at the involuntary
expense of the "Melicans," who, however,
were Hospitality invited to visit Chinadom
and very handsomely treated while there.
Our almond-eyed cousins visited one another
with all the gusto, but none OF the intoxica-
tion, of Gothamites. Their Joy is Just now
dying in spasms. The air around their
quarters is redolent OF grease, burnt paper,
F'ofcetn' and sulphuretted hydrogen and
the narrow lanes dividing their sooty closely
built tenements are covered an inch or two
deep with exploded crackers As they COM
pliment the Devil by supposing he has a fine
ear and dislikes the sharp reports of crack
ers, this demo frightening artillery was
fired off by the box full at a time. In con-
clusion, one feature of the Chinese New
Year observances is worthy of notice: they
spread one table, in a place apart, with a
feast for the dead, and keep lighted candles
on the board. There is another feature we
desire to mention: all accounts between
Cinnamon must be settled by the first of the
year, and it is lasting disgrace to avoid such
settlement, unless from poverty, in which
case all indebtedness is cancelled and the
parties begin anew.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28
SunlnO ON s.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA.
- In the Justice court of Bridgeport Township
inand for the county of Nevada
The People of the State of California, to J. c. Barnes
Greeting:
You are hereby SUMMONED to appear before me, at
my Office in the township of Bridgeport in the county
of Nevada on tie 2st day of January, 1885, at
o'clock p. NJ to answer unto the complaint of John
IIill who to the sum of $500, principal
and interest alleged to be due promissory note,
made by YOU in his favor and now on file III my Office
when Judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount, together with costs and damages if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said county Greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this Goth day of January. a d
1860. II. ii. FARQUliAR, LIS.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
1t appearing by affidavit to my Satisfaction that the
above named defendants cannot after due diligence be
found within the State and likewise that cause OF
ton exists against the said defendants it is therefore
ordered that service of summons be made by publish
ing the in the ydraulic Press for two weeks from
the date hereof
Given under my hand this Goth day of January, a d.
1850. r. ii. FARQUHAE, J. 2.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28

Senator Chase has introduced bill for the
repeal of the act concerning roads and high
ways in the county of Nevada, which was
passed last year, and will go into effect the
first of February unless repealed. Consid-
erable objection was made to the act at the
time of its passage, and we hope Mr.. Chase
more simplicity and efficiency. Since writ
ing the above we learn that the bill of Mr..
Chase has passed the Senate.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28

The Home of the Inebriate at San Fran
cisco has expended Sl,930-a little more
than its receipts, and owes 1899. 1t appeals
for aid to the public, and proposes plan of
monthly subscriptions from the people at
large of such sums as the subscriber may
be able or willing to give, Since the insti-
tuition was founded, 70 confirmed inebriates
have been entirely reclaimed, and many
more restored to decency
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28
Art A mid tn e Sierr as.
Ia :&AI aac:Aa EA:p.s3Ya .

fEVlE subscriber takes this method of Informing the
a citizens of California that he has reittrd his
rooms and is prepared take all kinds of Pictures
known to the photographic Art, unsurpassed in the
world that he has made special arran gemens for per-
coming from di tant parts of the State and would
say to all such that provided perfect satisfaction is
given, he will not ouly not charge for work, but will
pay them for their time and tronble in calling.
Those arrangements have been made in view of the
Fact that the country is lockcd with uusktr opera
tors. whose work is not only wauug in chemical effect
ana everything that constitutes good picture. but
owing to the improper use of The chemicals employed
they are rendered perSslah!e and worthless.
10 avoid the mPaSitiuns practiced the citizens OF
this and the adjoining eonnties and travellers.
most respectfully nyite te call upon him at his
i'll Grass Valley, where he will be fnnd ready. at all
times and in all kinds % weather. to take pictures in
the best style by all the varions processes now know
some Of which follows:
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28
The Aydmulie 9ress.

By@Just as we go to press intelligence is
received of the organization of the United
States House of Representatives by the cleo
tion of Sherman to the Speakership.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28

Anderson, the great wizard, intends to
visit the interior towns. lie bids the people
of San Francisco reror in a long letter
of considerable iaterest, which the Times
publishes, and informs them that the aggre-
gate attendance at his exhibitions through
four weeks was nearly $4,000, and the re-
ceipts $3l, 1895. of this amount he says
Mcclure got large share.
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28
State of California.

FENIIE BOARD are able 20 Announce that the Agr
Il cultural and Mechanical University of the State of
California will commence its first session the 23d
of November next. 1t is private enterprise. They
ask no gift or donat Oh of generous public. They
ask only to be patrohized An Institution oflearnng
must like every other enterprise. be deserving be
sus taied If worthy the pub ic will support it we'll if
not no bequest of dying millionaire make it sue
eessu. The University is business enterprise Its
projectors arc working They intend to make it
i'll every worthy t the people the Golden State
confident that the people will appreciate their efforts
1t is a working mans college We believe that the
farmer and the me, hanic need education lust as
much as the lawyer and the doctor. the common man
rs much as The professional gentleman. Has the far
less need of brains than the attorney the inyen-
torthan the physician.. The colleges of the present
time are chcrshng mothers for young physicians aud
lawyers and preachers; but the of toll finds them
stepmothers who thrust him aside for long-gowncd
young professor who intends to rise above mere labor
Our University shall be mother to the elaborer who with
the sweat on his brow and the smut on his hands stands
forth in the dignity of his racethe full grown
developed man.
The Board have located their Institution at Healds-
burg in Sonoma county the bank of Russian river
i'll of the most beautiful and healthy sections OF
our State embracing lands unsurpassed in fertility on
the Pacific coast A system of mammal labor has been
adopted for the purpose of mparting practical as well
theoretical instruction the various branches of
Agriculture and Mechanics and also of IesseniHg the
expenses OF the student onehalf of whose board bill
for the present session propose take in labor to
be performed at such hours will not interfere with
the pursuit of regular course of study, for which the
usual rates Will be aiiowesi.
A farm and steam power connected with the
University. large and consinodious clearinghouse
will be ready for the reception of students where the
young will be under the immediate supervision of
some orc of the faculty Connected with the Un;ver-
sity Is an Academy, for which the system has
been adopted.
Arrangements have been made for boarding a num-
Der of young ladies in private families in the village
TIE r. MS:
For the Primary Department......s2 SO per month.
Academic Cll' ses----..---...-...... 90 do
Music, Drawing, Embroidery....... 90 do
Boafd-.-........... 4 90 per week.
Besides the faculty, the following scientific and lite
gentlemen have been engaged to lecture for the
benefit of the classes:
Hon. Or. J. S. 0rmsby, Rev. E. p Henderson,
Rev. Jas Woods, g. Granniss, Esq,
DR.. Boniam, Dr. j. j. Piperi
Jas Perpont.
BY order of the Board of Directors
WV. NJ MACY, Prest
CHAs. Z. HUTTON, Sccy nov IL 3ni
The hydraulic press., 1860-01-28

MORE WoMAN WHlPplyC.-The infe!icity
that sometimes attends the connnbial rela-
tion was painfully exhibited at the Justice
court this week. 4 little man who has a
little wife was arraigncd for the peculiar
method he ook of preserving due subordin-
alton in his household. His spouse appeared
against him il court with pair black eyes,
which, On this occasion, did not increase her
charms, being artificial embellishments re-
ceived from an irate husbands fist From
Rll the testimony adduced on trial, which
we do not care to report, the squire conclu-
'ded that the husband was as much snnei
against as SHINING, and only fined him
twenty-five dollars. We hope this mild les
son Will prevent him from again resorting to
the nnmanly expedient of striking to reduce
the high temper of his chldrens mother.