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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
ROBERT II. WELSH.

lLoCh AND WATCH MAKER. has inst so
~ eeiyed from New York and Philadeinbio. a
large ana splendid assortment tofJEWELRY-
sisIng 81 Of Ladies' Gold Breastpins, Mourning pins
Gun y rms Ribbon Pins. Also, Gentlemen's fine
Goid Pins, of different shapes and sizes fine ColJ
Ear Ring Drops late style of Jenny Lind Rims
ana Drops, Bracelets, Finger Rings. fine Gold pens
and Pencils, Gold Watch Chains. Silver Tea an5
LAP liable Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar Tonrs, and
Ihimbes, ~, Indies fine Card Cases, Port Monies
Sl,rer Patent Lerer II ntiny Case JVatcLes. from
80 to SIS; Open Front Detached Lerers. fran sIs
70 S2gj Laptnes, from 10 to SIS; fine EioLt DAN
H%ches, from SIS to $40; fine COED W,atcIes sge
TO $40. All of which he will warrant for perCcct
Keepers. Also, large assortment of Speeto.
eles' Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains Pen.
knives, Pocket Books &C.
CLOChs-eight-dny and thirty hour Clocks
hne small spring Clocks, thirty hour and eigbt-dny
MUSICAL instruments, and great variety of arii,
cies 100 numerous to mention, as usually kent bv
jewellers. All the above mentioned articles war
ranted good, and will be sold at the lowest profits
D" A,s terms are Cdsh. re- Watches. Clocks on9
Jewelry, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted for one
year. L,l,, 10 iSs9 V''0
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

MAKING MoNEY.-One OF The chapters
in Barnums book is devoted 10 the art Of
making money. The Albany Rni:kcr.
booker thus speak of it.
"Therc is one chapter in Barnum's
Book that every businesss man shotld get
by heart, and that is The chapter d,yoled
10 the "art Of making money" b that
chapter, Barnum proves tha, making mon.
ey is purely mechanical business, as
much as cleaning stoves orpeddlingtlams.
To make money in this era Of the world,
all that is required are two things c,urago
and printers ink. The former b give
you momentum, and the latter tc make
that momentum productive. Burnum is
candid, and says that his wealth has been
made, not by any great genius which he
himself possesses but simply by the id Of
the advertising columns of The News.
papers. Here is an admission thatilould
arrest attention. BY means of aIycrti.
sing the author Of the wool!y horsoaas ris.
en- from poverty to aflluence in about Q
dozen years. In lS40 Barnum worked
for four dollars per week. He 5 no"
worth million of dollars. Think dthesC
things, reader, and act accordingly Re
member courage and printers INK. :
With this for motto there is nosuch thin:
as fail"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

IHE BELGIAN CoNvIcr CAsE.-An ex.
animation of Capt. SIackpole, Of the shin
Kochambeau, tool0pace at New York, on
Saturday, 6ciUru apollce justice, in reltr.
Ience 10 tho pnupers and criminals he is
charged with bringing over from Antwerp.
lhe captain says he proiesled agans,
bringing the passengers as soon as he
learnt their real character, but that the
American consuls advised Am TO leave
the matter with the New York authorities.
MORTALITY AT SEA.--The New York
shipping houses are uneasy again in ref.
erence 10 The temperance Of the choler ra
on board the European packct.ships arri.
wing at New work. Within a week past
there has been more or less morialav on
almost every immigrant ship. Some OF
the physicians say il is ship fever, but 9TH.
ers that is cholera.
BAPTIsrs IN THE UNITED STATES
Inc Baptist denomination appear to b,
progressing rapidly throughout the coun.
try. Near two hundred persons have
nstJoned that church in Mississippi =
success IS also reported in Louisiana, Al.
abana, Texas, and Florida; in Virginia
they have a membership of 100000, of
whon 10000 joined them last year.
"A KING OF SHREDs AND PATCHES. :"
a a gentleman in a private letter from The
1ahdw'ich Islands, speaking of Kamcham.
gna' says ;-"He loafs around the town Of
iionolula-peeps into a tavern. and is
ready TO take 'nip' with ANYBODY ,ha,
asks him. He isn't worth scon,inen,ai I,
and auctloneers won, take his bid at m
ACTION" ~ " "'
GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsK,.-Mark w
hard, oi the Territory of Nebraska. has
Oeen appointed Governor of said Terri,o.
~ IN the place of Francis Burt, decd.
VA philosophic old "brick," who was
lying in very spirited manner, was nd.
vls'd to economize as flour was going nm
"Let 1t go up," said old bottle nose. 81
kn get as high as flour can, any day.'
! W u you want 10 make man fee
wfsh and think of butcher knives, JUS
tel him, that his children look like Mr.
Smith, who keeps the grocery on the cor.
mL
pThe man who got in train OF thot
was taken into custody for travelling with.
oufa ticket, and sentenced 10, three days
im,risonmentin brown study.
trPork is selling at $3.50 per 100
lbs in Cincinnati.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

vi r. subscriber is desirous to make known ia
Il all his friends, old and new, Wings and Dem
oefats Natives and Know Nothings, and all tIe
rest oi mankind, that he has received and is omen
ing ag at his old stand on the corner of Front and
DnerrE ~, streets very general assortment of Fall
and Winter goods, consisting in mart M CIotbs
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Flannels. French Merinoes
Deianes, all wool, Blankets, Bay State and Broeba
nhaWls, Dabege, new style silk md braid Bon
pets w"ia---+yfv, WIN iull assortment of Iadv,s
Cl lesS trimmings, also, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Carpetng all wool. Cotton and Ro,, Ca ",'
loor and Oil Cloth, with a full assortment or g.,
ceres such as Coffee, Sugar. Tea N. o. Molasscs
9teain and Coverings Syrups, Fish. MaekercI and
~ iitterrihg, Queensware, Confectionaries. Reodv
MADE Clothing, Tin-ware, Broad Axes. DoubIc
,hI anu single bit and Pilot axes with almost eyery
oF eisI that IS called for in country Store. an
1uce. CURTSTnpTiItr VI ~, Country fro-
Nov s, lS5I.-tf ~ INA AHh'
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liTrB FRGa CALIFORNIA.
ARRlNAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
A nlllbn and n half In Treasure.


Y The pllotboai Dancing Feather had re-
turned from the wreck of the Yankee
Blade, having succeeded in recovering
four boxes dlreasuro, containing $40, 900
From LIS Angeles we learn that two
Sonorions, having had difficulty to set.
tie, resoiyd to appeal to arms, aud hav.
ing appollied place Of meeting, were
proceeding on their way thiiher, when one
of the pates, thinking to have the first
chance, fred at his intended antagonist
and shot him through the head. The cu.
prt was pursued by posse, but effected
his ESCAPE. Whu, is most surprising, The
wounded man, although shot completely
through the forehead, is recovering.
Thre. Indians, who murdered Mr.. A.
Folush, were hung at Crescent City, on
the 2Oh ult. They were tried by peo.
pies jury.
From Oregon we learn that gold has
been discovered on the Willamette river,
some even or eight miles above Salem.
1t is fund in particles and quartz.
From Los Angeles we have rumors Of
anoihg fIibusterng expedition, having
for lsobieci the overthrow Of MeIandrez
in Lover California, and that men aud
none, are being raised for the purpose.
1t il reported that Big Camp, Calavcras
count, mas become the headquarters Of
n band of Mexican banditli, from which
they ssue out at night and commit every
kind If depreciation.
A ;orious aiiray with Indians has re.
cenlb taken place. A party of seven per.
sons was travelling from Salt Lake TO Cal.
lorna, when they were attacked Oh the
Ilnm,odt river, by the Indians. The Say-
ages we're lying in ambuscade, and were
armed with rifles. They fired upon the
party and killed five; The other two es.
,aped.
The only occurrence of moment noticed
'y The San Francisco papers was the issu.
ng by Judge Norton of writ Of habeas
'oyPts, directed TO the officers in command
'l the Russian prize ship Sitka, lately cap.
pred by the allied fleet off Pelropaulski,
nd then ying in the harbor of San Fran
isco, and commanding them 10 produce
'clore the court the persons Of two Rus.
ians held in confinement as prisoners of
var, TO await the judgment of that triLu.
al in the premises. The sequel Of the
tory is thus told by the Alta Californian
"Aboui ten o'clock on Sunday morning
ne Siiku weighed her anchors, and, escor.
d by The launch Of her Briltanic Males.
IS brig President, put 10 sea, without
stding the writ which had been served |
BON her officers. On the opening OF the
ourt on Monday morning, Mr.. Randolph
iroduced evidence showing the fact that
c officers ofthc Sitka had departed with.
It making return 10 the writ, and at his
stance the court issued a certificate set.
ls forth these facts, which il was intima.
would be forwarded to the proper dc.
.rlmcnt at Washington, for such action
the government nigh; think proper in
G promises"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
OYSTER S.tooN

'HNlIE{ubscriber announces to the citizens of the
n Dorlugh of Clearlcd and the public gcner
my, ~ ulaIge has opened an OYSTER SALOON in
nIuphIl cellar ON Market street, Clearfeld. PA.
where he vii keep constantly on hand frc.b ors
tors oil inc list quality. From his long experionce
~ II, the OusiRss,he expects to be able 10 serve
mem up IN sNh manner as will suit the tastes
oi an Ills tage will also be supplied with Ale
ana other dnnA The publc are respectfully in
November Is, iS5t tr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

IMPORTANT News FOR THE SHAREHOLDERS IN
PElHAN'R THIRD CIR ESrERPRIsE.-It will be
soei by referance TO an advertisement in our paper
Of p-day, that the Committee appointed by the
Shareholders at their last meeting, have issued
cal for final meeting Of all interested to get ID cir
Instructions in reference 10 the distribution Of the
Gia property. We are pleased to find the matter
so near contamination, and hope that Mr.. Per
ham viii receive the patronage he 50 well deserves
for the liberality and energy displayed in getting
up and prosecuting this stupendous ENTERPRISE.
Orders for tickets should be sent in Immediately.
Fortunes are 10 reserve for somebody.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

'" oiots IN the village of Kynrtown, Morris IN.
Il Clearlied CO., having thereon a very usa.
frame dwelling house, store and storebousc. viii
other outbuildings, and many other convenience.
,or mercantile purposes. Also, another house and
iot wen suited for a mcchanc-also. farm Of ON,
hundred acres forty acres clear and under fence
nc rest Of the land is well timbered. Situated
I Iih and hall miles from Kylartown-olso one
munTed and eighty acres Of good timber land sit
Cra,, "Nn!n one mile of said place. and four mile,
I'm Iii ,le riVer All or any part of said property
rn w solI 10 suit the purchasers. Persons desi-
ami Mercantile business will do wall 10 ,'ooeii
o1INNihe the property. For further information
@iurgss %ion.s Z. Mgnson or G. f. Hoop, Kylartown'
hylarlown, Dec. 4, 1854 -qar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30


lnr ruitfW urnicit rntDufi1E-'
NNtAutt itoAct fu inL Nonin is NV
hrW PurrHi1fitr N toHsumDiion. aad fng,,IN
tWs Iof PHim1Hufe Disrasss. nfftoDf fte ..,
,ditibe sub a. Dat, iHtsHioii and aat4,itt.
"'e " Ne cdicpf,i fur Acsi Protector,
MI rgtsons olal ages and conditions, as cor
cs t',.' sn'e shicld against those fourlu disens-
mud nttn p,,si' i i'hfonehiHs, ,Aslhma Coughs, Colds.
c,o,, ,tN'r hhictions of Al. t.. itt .f-f
C,sLf., a,ii ,,sod state Of ilr .best -. y,
,,iTle prt', ,""ehunl chnnpee az ,,,t ,ii,,,.t.,
,l ist 'D'! although but roe.,.i, ,.,, y,
bo fr,,,aJ So, y making rapid progress tb,,,,.,t,
nrJ A., w 1Ivs, the Cnnadns South Amo,Se.
unu luo Nesl Indies. IL has for lone tn
staple article in England and an tba .,he u,en
Europe. while 1t has grown In many con,,,r ~
'no Posluoh OF an article Of dress. '"
10 demonstrnte these facts enor,.o - ..... n,
~ sn roS'uen' IN your vicinity Of his knowl91',a -
~. "o"o"oiaI euects OF wearing the protec,or -
D' , recourse 70 doctoring ofany kind. Tho c,s, -
"oarlng these articles Is mere triae and oo IN,
,us' some years. No one who values tho boai,h 80
nllseii or ms family will be without bom rha "
i,,,l ~ ~ u'Is country are not alone recommen.
nraltn, pu' "P'1Iy introducing them. Haroourt
iomd 80. ~ 20 oi London, and Manchester Fnr'
lahd, were originally entrusted with tbo
lure oi the Protectors, by the lamented DIR Cno
ana continue to manufacture aecordi,, a, 'Vf.''
maj instructions, and therefore reco,n,n'1 a. ~ ~
who would wear "The ProtectorsV 10 soo =, uioso ,
being genuine. 'Vo :" heT
NJ Remember this is staple article nndn po,o,,
RETAIL PRlcEs.-Gent's size, 80 each Tn
''@o' 9i'oU " each Boys and Misses size. 75ets
% hAhOoURT, BRADLEY & co.
% Ann St a lO2 Nassau st. New York n G
oada rlinc'pa, Warehouse, lO2 Wood st., Cheapsde.
London. Manufactory, A Market street Moe' Mopohos'
ter England. H""ncheS-
~; ar D. a Go. are establishing Depots for the solo
OF "lhe Protector" in all parts of Ameyica pL,'s
,g'ans' surgeons, Druggists, Cohiers. Dry Goods
o., Iatters and Milliners, also Gentle.
mems lu,I furnishing Storo-Keepers are entrusted
WIN the wholesale and retail distribution Of tboyo
~ ana to whom most liberal terms are offered far
: iv M enterprise and splendid opportunity opens
10 mem Tor safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply to
HARC0URT, BRADLEY & co
Sept. 2j, 1Sj4.-3m. W -
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NEW GOODS.
POWELL, REED A IvPayPr

POWELL, REED a WEAVER.
ESPECTFULLY announce to their oId crs,,
\ 4 mers and the public generally, that mey fovo
just received fresh supply of Fa4 and jT;T,-,
noods' consisting Of Cloths Cassimeres, Satipetts
boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries &C.,
'G,gether with large and general assortment of
an articles usually kept in a retail store. which
they propose to dispose of on as reasonable terms
as suGh articles can be had elsewhere in the eoun
ty. Their stock is large and has been selected
with great care consisting of articles calculated
TO SUIT the taste and convenience of all. Persons
deslrous of purchasing respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.-Store on 2nd
street two doors south Of the Court House.
Cleardeld, November s, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
ORPHAiS' COURT SALE.

- an order Of the Orphans Court Of ClearGold
- county, there will be offered at public sale al
the Court house in the borough of Clcarfold, on
Monday the 10Th day Of Febuary 1865, fCourt
week the following real estate, viz Ono tract of
lana @ situate on Morgan's run, containing upward.
., n 42z acres, surveyed on warrant to Henry $.
Drinkcr, aud about or miles from CIoars. Il
creek in Morris township. adicnin,, Ia,I. r r,,.
ters, smith, and others. TWO other pieces adioin.
ing OF about 23G acres being the west end OF tho
Joseph Drinker survey. and laying south Of John
Peters and Henry Waple's purchase.
:, Fart OF these lands are heavily timbercd and
Morgans run and its branches are on these lands.
Terms of sale, one half cash ON confirmation of
sale Hnd balance in one year with interest.
VIM. PORTER, Crk. ofO. c.
MATILDA ALLPORT, Administrators
Dec. 25, lS54-ts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
Valuable Farm and Timber Land for Sale,

'EhiE subscriber offers for sale valuable Farm.
Il situate in Morris township, Cearfeld county,
containing i6S acres and allowance, with about
iio acres cleared, under good fence and in an cx-
cellent state of cultivation. The improvements
are Two Good Dwelling Houses, a 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 Clearfold
\ Inc OO Of wood land is covered with oak and
White pine timber Of superior quality
EF5-Fo further particulars apply to the subscri
be riyen. '''' -
=, WILLIAM VI. HUNTER.
Morris tp., Sept 25, '54-pd-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
MATCHES! MATCnEsII

dOHN DONNELLT, Manufacturer and Enrcnio,
/ 4 SYeV Patent Square JpyjgAt Wood Bol
-,a'tche'-No zoo North Fourth Street, taboo,
Rdc) PhRadciphia
IM ACHES having become an indispensable mr.
I've tlcie an housekeeping, the subscriber after q
great sIc'yNc Of time and dmoncy, is enabled to Of
Ter TO tho puhic an article at once combining MI
"yanu cHe"Pney. The inventor knowing the dan.
ger IPpiohehaeu IN account Of the aimsey manner
IN ~ "nleh Matches ere generally packed in paper
has Dy lne ana oil -'Vw Steam Machinery of hi.
own invention, succeeded in getting up SAFETy
Patent SQUARE UtRIGHT WOOD nov
this box is preferable, inaspucb that II occ,,o -,
moro room than the old rouid wood boy ,'J 10 . ~
ta'ns at teasi t,co hundred pc ce,t marc I',i'
which to Shippers is considernbs odvnntoa.. 81 :,
entirely new, and secure agnit,t moist1r5 o,,I
spontaneous combustion, and dispts alI don,or ar
transportation by means Of Railroad, ,Steanlo., m
any other mode Of Conveyance '''' -
These Matches are packed 50 that one ,.r,-. .-
more may be shipped oany part of the WILL ,si,I,
perfect safety. They are the most desrabS a.,i
cles Tor homo consumption, and the Southern al
western Markets that have ever been invented
DEALERS and SHIPPERS, will do well 10 en-,
ana examine for themselves.
nG" These Matches are WARRANTED IN l.,
superior 10 anything heretofore altered 10 he puLlie
JOHN DONNELLY, 1O6 north 4th st., P6ira
December 49, lSji.-4m
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NJ. IbIINM NJ. IT Z Y
Morris tp., Sept. 25, 'jI-pd-3m.
To Travellers and Others.

NE Nbscriber announces to the public that he
- - mas Skon the well known Tavern Stand in
tyrone BNr, county, situate on the Planls,Road
leaaihg dirSty to the Depot, and is fully pfepar-
gu % " aGcomApdate all who may favor him with o
call MS Accommodations for teamsters are un-
surpassed, as has the largest and best stable in
'n9 pace as WeAas the largest wagon yard.
lie expects hisVd friends and acquaintances in
Clearheid county PARTICULARLY, to give him a CALL
ana those OF Blair, Centre and Huntingdon, will
ma his house a comfortable home at all times.
THOMAS MAYS.
Tyrone, Blair county Nov. 2. ls5i.-tC.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
EslatcOf Robert Leonard, Deceased

~ yJllOL Is hereby given that letters of admin
- rhuon on the estate Of Robert Leon,rJ ia,.
lawrence tp., decd, have in duo royn, ~ I,,e ia
SeI,eg aH1oa 1I 70 the subscriber Am persons IA" n
bnvi,, ",i make Immediate payment, and tbaso
Heated for settlement properly aulhen-
November 20 ls5l-gt '"''uator'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
BOOKS! BOOKSIt

"A extensive assortment Of new and popular
IN books whichihc undersigned has added to his
Drug store, embhcing great variety, in part a.
follows -Theoldical Law. Historical pooticaI
and Miscellaneous Books together with general
assortment Of Sdoo Books, Blank Books. povson
q Duntons Spleldid Copy Books Also. n great
variety Of statiolary, &c. are offered to the ppblic
extremely low.
Books supple to order On the shortest notice.
c. d. WATSON.
Clearield, 0t, 81, 1Sj4.-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
STONE WARE lTANUFACTORY.

VIE subscribers respectfully announce to the
Il citizens Of Clearfcld county, and The public
best Of STONE WARE nar LrnhersBurg. and
prepared to furnish oil articles IN their line equal
to any manufactured elsewhosc, and on reasonable
terms.
Store Pipe Coiios constantly on hand.
Also, Stone H0ier CoadWefers manufactured 10
order.
Orders prompdy attended to, and n liberal dis
count made 10 wholesale purchasers.
NJ. J. PORTER
Aug. 20 ls5A-teW G.. W. PORTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
Estate Il John B. Havrrling deed.

ETTERS BIZ Administration on the estate Of
IL J. b. lIatrling, deceased. have been granted
.o the subscr er all persons indebted to said de.
ceased will ike immediate settlement and those
5hatlhg claim against the same will present them
y sutheniented for settlement, either to the
per reiding near Glen Hope p O.. Clearfeld
ia ClearGeld '' N''i''' Esl7
aion GEORGE GROOM, Admir-.
"'eh non, Nov. 20, lS5i-6t
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NEW GOODS.
SecOnd Arrival OF Fall and Winter GOOds

"A me cheap Cash store.-Just received a large
n anu general assortment Of Fall and Winter
Goods Of almos: every description. suitable for tbc
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
soVus' WM. T. IRWIN.
December H. 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
iNPOSAI,s,

~ ,,Iai'S ar =, Ttbe received by the Comnis-
-s.in,,i, ny ieid county, at their ofiee In
TIearneluunul ,6sa sgy the ID day Of January
70 I2oD, ior urnrniF Nat and Wood for the CoHrt
lou'S, ", ana oipissioner's Office, for one
year ironIthe 5th Jay Z Janunry next-aIso for
order durhg the eae tirs ." sO'u
by ordr Of theCommissionors.
Dec. % 1914
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
NEW AND CIEAPCn0nS

AMES B. GRAHAM having Aesumed tbe Mer.
~ camille business at Il old stan in {; C;rabnmton
announces to his old cuiomers anC dhe public gcn'
orally, that he has just received 4 bis stor5 i,
the above named plaeg a large qndwell scIcc,ed
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods sAonsi.tip, nt
almost every necessary article, aud hnow fnlIy
prepared to accommodate all who mayy.vor him
with their patronage lie respectfully invitcse
those who may wish Y purchase to call ail exam-
inc his stock 0N"'"
Grahamton, November 20, 1S5L-tc-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
Estate Of James AlIlort, Deceased.

,i iEho eStaNentaryon the estate of Jas
- niiPor,' luto 1' Norris township decd, hay
Lug ovvn granted 70 the iubscriber all person,
nI,is rias any accounts asfns the said deceased will
and those who know theNlelves inJohtaJ ,a -
estate win make immodiak settlement '''''
MATILDA IMPORT Fr,,.,-;.
Morris township, Nov. t2Ss54 at
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

SENSIBLE exract the following
from letter written by an EgIlsh sol
der. Ii contains more good snse than
any thing we have yet seen iron Inc Crl
mea. 4,
"We all wish we were in SoasioPol
though what the deuce we are ioio wher
we get there no one knows. ! ont SEE
how we can winter there, as IN nat case
we should be obliged to leave th'hllIs t'
the Russians, who would soon urn the
tables upon US. The climate vald xii
half our men, and have but lttlee eect op
OH the encmy-that is TO say II wgIntel
under canvass, and that we mus DO, to
hold the hills"
The Allies want Sebastopol, I'd yeI
as the writer above remarks, VII they
will do with it after it ia taken, obody
can possibly imagine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
RICHARD SHAW, All,
New and Cheap Goods,
A. II. SHAk


lCliARD SHAY 4 SON, would respectful
~ inform the pubic that they have just received
AT their New Store, in the Borough Of Clearfeld
large and well selected stock of Goods. suitobI,
70 the season-nmqg which may he found. Dry
Goods in eatvarieB; Clothing, Hardware Opoen:
ware, Tin-ware, Gbceries. Drugs. Bonncts Uats
Caps, Boots and Shes, &c.
They defy competition. and invite persons wish.
ing to purchase TO ball and examine their stock
Clearfeld Nov T. lS5l-r
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