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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

General Pssueia-Ine Universities and Learned
Bialks---dn Imperial Negro Ode-7Ac Dorkies
~ the Hal Of Audiencc-Aaother Landing of
Sares--dyTical of Tie Spanish Troops--Ihe De-
fences Of Cuba TO be Streng ngthened-Hea1h of Ha-
rama.
The advance Of the shadows Of the land are 80
rapid that we have scarce time to jot down the
Pickering spots Of brightness that intervene before
another kaleidoscope change of Pezuela invention or
construction comes over the scene to give new cause
for speculation or reflection.
The last effort being made is to secure the right Of
introduction to the collegiate institutions and uni
yelsities Of all descriptions to the coored race that
we may have our black doctors Of divinity, laws
and medicine The acquisition Of this gs,ntescent
fragrance of intelligence viii put us in the lead Of
the civilized world In Intellectual deyeopement and
requirement, That you may have comparative
term for future use, and, at the same time, supply
Father Greeley with text that reaches beyond his
subEmating power, give you the literal translation
OF negro song that we now hear at every corner of
this busy mart, from the dawn Of our labor day to
the evening of our rest, from the mouth Of every
darky that has music in his soul" The copy fur.
Dished me is addressed to General Pezuela:-
Pezuela the great mission
Was reserved for thy day,
To be, in Cuba, the grand Messiah
OF new redemption.
Follow this noble commiss SION
Stop not thy proud career-
Oerleap every barrier
OF race, color and condition:
And In your enlightened goyeInment--
Himaen unequaled--
Equality alone be thy high intent
During thy strong and brilliant sway,
oh Marquis Pezuela,
Cuba marches, runs flies away
To the great goal Of thy decree.
Z" Go ahead, y mcst valiant chieftain
With thy g call' of philsnthropy,
Abolition equality
To thy brothers, liberty:
And death to white tyranny
To thy name, "bonor and glory ~
When they get through the schools we shall have
something more classic; but this, FOR Cuba nigger
dom Of the present day will do to run along with our
"VrgiDny never tire, and would commend IL TO
the attention Of the Tribune az a choice mosel TO
fold under the tongue that has been touched with
the burned coai and, perhaps, thence might be
added
" Sic transit gloria mundi.'
Small beer-sometimes windy.
TO give the practical evidence Of our actual cd.
vaDcemsnt and extension Of the civil and social phi
vileges Of our dear brethren Of color give the
translation Of note placed upon my table by re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

From Bangor.
POSTMASTER sEssTENcED FOB PuRLoIniS6 LETTER
AND MONEY.
BAsGoR, July 1, 1864.
Jos!nh Emery, late Postmaster at New Vineyard has
been sentenced By the United States District Court in
session here to the State Prison for ten years for pur
loininya ietter containing $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
The United States steamer Lcgare.

The United States steamer Legare from Charleston,
has arrived in Hampton Rcads in sinking coalition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

The principal feature In the celebration at this
place. win be the procession Of the Order OF United
Americans, under the auspices Of American Chap
ter, No. g. Here is the programme
CELEBRATION BY THE ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS
OF JERSEY CITY, OF TIE SEVENTY -EiGHrH ANN
vERsAEf OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
sTATEs OF AMERICA, FOURTH OF July, 1864.
oRDfp or ARRANGEMENTS
The opening OF the day win be m nounsed by the ring
ng oi inc various church belle AMI national salute at
nrisc federal salute at noon and national salute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
THE DAY IN NEW YORK.

The public offices will all be closed-the Post
ONCE win remain open till noon, when the mail for
the steamer Canada. which sails from Boston for
Liver pool, will close. The day will be officially
ashered in by the firing Of a national salute from
the Battery; but every body who hath ears to hear
will probably be made aware of its approach at
midnight, by the voluntary salutes of juvenile
patriots.
The principal feature Of the city celebration will
be the military parade, and we append Gen. Sand
ford's orders to his command -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
Important from Mexico.
pROGRrSS on TINE RRlOIrTloy

n BunNoBr, Oct 2.--The Southern
tnll this morning, brings New Orleans
b. re- Of Saturday last
The papers contain details OF late Mex.
can news, giving a lengthy account of the
tc'ion at gnymas between Count Boul.
on's band and the Government troops. -
according to the account by Gen. Yunes,
was desperately contested nilhir.-
Boulbon's followers were principally
French, Germans, Chi,ans, and Irish, and
they romained faithful to his cause.
The Government had issued decree
prohibiting the discharge Of caraoos of
vessels coming consigned to Captains or
SJpsrcnrgocs, except under the responsi.
bIity Of some established house at the nor,
or place in which they arrive.
Letters received gives us later news OF
the progress of the Revolution. Every
confidence is entertained in Jaisco, of the
entire success Of the opponents of Santa
Anna.
Rumors had reached Monclavo that the
Governors of Zacalecas, Sau Luis Potosi,
and Nueva, were relied upon as against
Santa Anna.
Preparations are being made for gen.
eral outbreak at Durango. The towns OF
Sinalya and Sonora, on the Gulf Of Cali.
iornia, are already issuing pronunciamen
Toe
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

fuf rmsr,f ufwgu. rn...iu.s.n uta u1 ,
NtIrtuir irnt.} fU $500 U.uIu Iv uH
Great prr.HfrHI. p. funfWp' ..s uHH lH'INHH
raa Er pulaua.t Daa.s hoH H.w %,
UfiI.Hr srI q Iut ".t.iOf fufd Hfr.H'ft'i
ua uIHs V.f.0ti iu gi. p.ufu'.t
T, an ,.sts.s ,rsIl a..s 1rB rauIifi.ua us rrr.
,sin ,TI .r sni.if ,r,i,I.. ff... fariul 3 .res.
", r,r.,,,.,.i.,,, p,,.rrbti. A.ibra pe,rha.rulds
and ,thrr odirtiopa al fbo Iupr. which arise
G,r, tl,, ayngspl .lqto oribc Ghost. 4rra.7'uJ ta
t,.I5a8. and Ge continual chance. nf our climate.
.r,, pro,arior +" ,ltbourh lui rrccpily ulrodu.
..5 i,t, tue,i,, s,paI.ii, r,pij rrogrcs. through
tbc Tpit,l eiotcs lhe Cerod,s goob Ancricn.
.nn5 tIc We.t pdir.. IA hal r,r , Iopr time been
stotIo ori.l, In Epglnpd and ON the continent of
I,,,rorr ,,bil, n bns ,rovn In many ,ouutries 90
Ibc rosilicr or nm ARTICLE pr drps,
ma d,nopstrate iho., f,ct. enquire Of any Enc
li.b resident In yaur vicinity of his knowledge of
lLo LerrGoial effects Of ,yeariurtb, Protector riN
o,, r,,,,,,ss =, J,,,o..io, orarv Eind Tho cost OF
,yaorp tlese ortcIes is mere tribe. and one will
l,st como yc,rs No oprvbo ,-plues tbp health Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
DIED.

On sunday the LIST instant at the residence OF
his son-in.law, Reubon Nmslow, IN Elk county,
ROBERT COLLINS, aged about So years.
s The deceased was q native Of the county Denc-.
cal. in ireland, whore be learned the trade OF
Honse- Carpenter. lie afterwards moved to the
CITY Of Dublin, where he resided eleven or Twelve
years. and emicratcd to Philadelphia IN the year
ieeo From Philadelphia he removed to Lycom-
inc county. and in 1907 removed to this county
and located on what is now the cite Of our town
bc beinr the only inhabiant IA his death We
- o,opboticolly lost our oldest fuhabitant tie
was ,, man Of rigorous health and constitution,
which he retained until within the last SIX 10, or & es5l
-, arb rbcari for he regarded the great family Of
r,ankipd as one universal brotherhood, yet he no
5orbt had his faults, but among them was not to
he found a moan or dishonest act
lie was the head Of large family oi chhufeu
,nd lived 10 behold his descondcnts even unto the
fourth generation. ~
His remains were brought 70 tn. place ON MON
dav last. and inferred in the Catholic Cemctry'
N'' ''7' Communicated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

SnocKiyu MruprR On Tuesday bG
ernoon last an unknown Frcnchman was
found dead on bis bed In lodging house
In Dock Street, Philadelphia, who're he had
taken lodgings the previous night, with
another Frcnchman equally unknown
Inc latter got up in the morning and went
Out saying he would soon be back apain
but has not since returned. From
appearances tho man was murdered In his
sleep, some sharp instrument having been
forced into his brain through the ear. No
doubt exists as TO The criminaIiy of his
partner.
INFLUENCE or ISLANDS on NApoLroN's
DEsrINY,--An island gave birth to Napo.
leon, arrested in his career, he seeks sbel.
ter on an island, and from that island re.
turns again to shake the world with the
thunder OF his tread fallen, he is sent
from an island to die on an island, killed
by an island power. He issues from the
sen to begin his course and that course
fulfilled, sinks again in the ocean. What
may not tho future found upon these curl.
Gus condolences, when ephemeraI history
shall have disappeared, and given place
to immortal poetry.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Will any of
our wing friends inform US what has be.
come Of the question Of a "Prolecliye
Tariff" It should certainly not be aban.
doned especially il it is the correct doc.
trlne, as the wings formerly contended -
Can't the Telegraph and Herald agilato
the question? It would undoubtedly be
satisfactory to The old line wings.
Har. Union.
GFThc cholera continues its ravages
in London-lhe deaths from that disease
during the week ending on tho Sth inst,
reaching four thousand.
"REBUKING THE ADNIINIsTRATIoN." -
Allowing the Democrats OF Vermont to
gain over two thousand votes since the
election Of General Pierce.
( OF Matt. Ward has again left Louisville,
on account Of the calculation OF an incen.
diary hand5il, calling town meeting.
0~rFlour is selling in New York al
$3.50 per barrel-$2 below the present
prce-lo be delivered any time in October
O1-EIo who encourages young men in
the pursuit OF agriculture, is doing a good
work for society hundred years hence.
O%FTom Hood defines public sentiment
to be the average pceiudices Of mankind
Tom has seen a thing orwo.
( 0TElucalion is young mans capital
every hour spent in studying is for high.
cr wages. .n ..
o. 10 who learns, and makes no ust
Of his learning, is d beast Of burden will
= a load Of books.
New York, Oct. 2.-Tha Eigrh Aven
ue Bank failed this morning.
ETTho fellow who "took it cody
brought it back slightly heated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

Rm1h H.H u o., D.H. W q Milton
A No,nrnru nf.0vnN haa recently bosn
~ mHl. hy Ur DHHiH oI thIe uin. n iha itaa..
weut ui Consumption. Asthma and 100 ii.UB... o.
the lung. We tnter tu "nr Cuu0 tiyrolun. ur
lnh'Iinr lyEoHu Nbror and Cheuy syrup -
with ihi new mO'hu1 ut e.. has restored many
nfli tad ones inrrr.att hallHt Hs an evidence ol
which ho hns iuuum'rahle certificates Speaking
of Che treatment % pbyioirn remarks, II De- oyi-
dent Chat inhnIIu-- constantly breathing nn agree.
able. heading yopor-Jho omoijounlprop must
como iu direct contact with the whole Of the ariol
cavity OF the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when nitro
duccd into the stomach, and subjected TO the pro
oc.s of digestion, The Hygcaul is for sale ut all
the druggists throughout hc country,
" !, Ltrhmuu, Of Jd1 H.
The inhaler is worn o., tho breast under the
linen without thc least Inconvenience heat Ui
The body being suiicieu, o. eyapoatc the nud
Hundreds of CASES OF CURES like the follow
ing might be named. One Package Of Hyccanu
has cured me Of the ASTHMA Of six years stand
ing.
Jos. r. Koas5errg, p. H D,nconnon, Pa.
I am cured of the ASTHMA Of 10 years stand
ing by DR.. Curtis Ilygeano.
Nrggrct Eostou, Brookigu ". J.
Mrs. Paul Of No. 3, hammond st., n. Y, was
cured ofa severe cosc Of Bronchitis by the lIyggauo
My sister has been cured Of a DISTRESSING
COUGH Of several years standing, and decided to
be incurahle by her Physicians.
She was CURED in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.
j. H. GGujs1, p. H., Richmond, -Hs.
Price three dollars o Package.-Sod by CUR
tbs a PERKINS & BOYD q PAUL No. las
Chambers street, n. VI Packages sent free by
express 10 any port OF the United States for so.
N. B.--Dr Curtis Hygcouo is the ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all others are
base limitations or vile and INJURIES counter.
lcls. Shun them as you would POISON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN,
OR, WATERPROOF, ANTI-CONSUMPTlNE.
CnRK NnLES.

Manufactured By lIAEcouRT BRADLEY & Co., 81
NorLet 5'rcc' Noucicrtar, Eay'oad.
Principal Warehouse 1872 Wood street, Ctoopsi3e,
Loadoa, EEg'7o6
American Establishments, 80 Ann slroei d. 1902
Aog8Uu street, n. J.
Tue Hyjromarcn ir valuable discovery for
protecting the feet from damp or cold, and there
fore preventive Of many Lung diseases, ,rttow
arg doct9f1Hy 'rh0iersr. The HydOmngcn is in
tle form Of a sole, and worn inside the boot or
shoe. lts mc8icnieR character is a powerful anti
dote to disease.
For Gentlemen twill be found agreeable, warm,
and healthy To wear I'm the coldesl or rainicst
weather, os the foot cannot become wet if the iy-
lrDnageu is inserted. Ladies may wear the light
est soIcd boots and shoe. IN the most inc, mcnt
weather with inpuuI.y; whio Consumption, 20
prevalent among the young Of our country, may
he thwnrted by their general adoption. They en-
tirp'v g,srsedc ore-sio,s avs the latter cause the
feet 10 perspire in o very unhealthy manner and,
besides, are not dangerous wear 10 pedestrians In
lev weather like India ubbcrs. While the latter
Cause the feet to appear cyremely large, the Iy-
dromagen, bong nero thin slice Of cork Trgpnr-
cj, peculiarly placed inside does not increase the
size Of tla boot cause tho foot 10 appear untidv.
T1 children they are extremely valuable. ss they
may engage in exercise with comfort and healthy
a05ots. Their expense ia so slight as 20 scarce
need mention besides those who patronize them
will find their g,arly dOriyrs bills much 0.m"'sted
harjg.
A. The 1Ivdromagon is becoming more known.
its sole is increasing toan amo incredible extent
Last year IN London, Manchester, Birmingham,
Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Ant
werp. Hanhur.h, and Berlin, our sales reached
l.732I5O paigs Of Cork Soe. This ycnrthc NUM-
Der will far Urpass that.
Ask la Faculty their opinion Of their value q.
r.r.r-aufIts lfFr,Ls. r..K4. gHUHr|.fI.. Asthma
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
IIsT nI LETTERs.

~r,rATNTNG in the Post Office at Clearheld
X ON the 3Oth Of September 1904, IN
Il Amos Benneman, Hannah NJ. Beard, PANEL Say
~. W., Coonsman. c. Garfield, VIM Cogsroi Jno'
Sy, 6g,,s T. Eyenstein, Isaac Grubb, Eleanor Can
hor " W,lindo Haurmer, John Hicks, Sarah j. Hall
~ eii n Uort . Maria Irwin, Margaret F. jeffrey
~ H. =. Jorsm, Ellen r. Jordan, A. Montgomery'
hSn, htrnSor Myers, 2; NJ. b. Merwin, James Potter
n, U'J lanes Stark, 2; A. susman, Erasmus smith
~. smith. 2; Hezelyiah Smiley, A. W. singer
I n Scott. Charles Weaver, John Minki9u,t-n' n
lanes B. Watson. JOHN HlLLbuh-N i''
Clearfeld, October Z, lS5t-it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

4 NDER favorable inducements md cncorr.
v agcmouU, ! have consented D. De candidate
for Cuugrc.. I w0ntitto ho distinctly understood
thnt win moi 70 elected, over agree 10 the cVJtu-
sion of slavery Zoo amy way wh1ioycri ] sh1ll DO thc
best That I can TO establish tho government ou Bee
original basis. r. ARrHURs.
Brookyillce, September l3. 1888.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
BANK NOTICE.

VINE the subscribes intend to make application
wv tothe next Legislature Of the Commonwealth
or ponnzvlyania for an act of Assembly TO incorpo-
rate n Banking Company, with Banking and dis
counting privileges, to be called the "Clearield
Rank" and located at the borough ef Clearlield,
with o capital stock Of 100000.
a. X. Wright c. Kratzer, Ellis Irwin, J. +. Woa-
YER, Jobn Patton. j. W. Smith, j. b. McEnally,
JAS 4. Leonard, Richard Shaw, Jas. b. Graham,
Jonathan Boynton.
June 25, lS5I.-6m.
N5.Q The Harrisburg Union, will publish the
above one month, and send bill TO TINS oihce'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

4 w. rorona ore hereby cautioned drainsi tuy
y mu trading or ur boz nnS woy madlImg
WIN Yoke of uKOn NOW Goo the possession Ur 1nia
bue' na hid Oxen belong 20 mc and aro ouly
"nucd to the aHid buga, and urc nt my di,p0a8l ot
IUv umc. Tn DAVIS.
Ferguson township, October E, 1s5I..8L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

" EDUCATION. The NJ Z. Church, at Glen
~ Hope, viii bo dedicated on the 22l October
next The Rev. D. PoIsEr, p t., and other prom
inent ministers, will be in attendance.
Sept. 30, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
FARM FOR SALE.

TsNHE farm of Thomas Martin, situate in the best
farming portion of the county, within OF,
mile Of Pcnnsyille, and the turnpike running 10
Tyrone, is for sale. Tho farm has in it IO8 acres,
one half Of which is under good fence, and is in
good sta lc of cultivation. The balance is well
timborcd with White Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Ches-
nut and other timber The land lies well and is
all susceptible of cultyation-uot more than five
acres being broken or hilly. IL acres Of the land
is in meadow, and about 20 acres more is suitable
for moadow-alf of which can be well watered, as
there is an abundance of water on the premises
There is a SAW-AlLLL within 60 rods Of the place,
and another within one mile. The distance 20
Bells landing on the river is about miles.
The Improvements are a Log House, and Barn,
ThrosLing floor and oct buildings. There is also o
yoruy Joa,fay orchard on the place in which will
be found choice grated apples, pears, peaches and
other fruits
Tho title is indispuablo and the property will be
sold low and on accommodating terms as the own
er has made arrangements to engage in business
elsewhere. For terms apply to
h. =. GRAMS, CleWfeld, Pa.
Septcmbcr l3, lS5l.--f.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
DEDICATION.

'ENHE now VI. f. Church, at Lumbcrvillc. will.
L by Divine Permission, be dedicated to the
worship Of God ON Sabbath the Sth Of October
The Rev George Guyer and othors, urc expected
to oticiatc. JOHN POlSEL, 2. l..
Sept 30, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
NOTICE.

DAY YOUR SCHOOL TAX. The undersign-
IL ed, Collector of School Tax for 1851 in Law
renee township, expects every man to pay the
amount assessed against him, on or betore the APP
preaching election day.
JOHN IRWIN, sen.
Sent 20. lSnL-Ht
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
MANTED IMMEDIATELY.

OK journcyman shoemakers. Constant en-
- ployment will be given. Apply next door I'
'N' c. S, BLACK.
September 10, ls5l,-f.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

rV,pr subscriber has several tracts Of land ior
sale at prices from six to fifteen dollars per
Clearfcll Dot Z. 1s5l.-tE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
SPRING GOODS!

TUST received. and opening at c. krotzors
81 ONE PRICE CASH STORE, a splendid rs
sortment of Spring and Summer Goods. In ad.
diton to his usual variety, be has large lot o.
Ladies' Drcss Goods such as Plaid Silk, India Silk
Plaid Lawn. Br,oha shnwls, silk, Grape and Gossa
NOR Boupc,s. 6c. Also, large lot Of Corpsts, and
door oil Clofhs Ready Nade Clothing, and all tho
nc,c styles Of Brcss Shoes cheaper than ever;
istl C. KRATZER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

(,LEARFIELD LODGE, No l9S, meets in the
\ second story Of the Mansion House, Cleariield
Pa. on Tuesday evening Of each week.
ClearGeld June lA,lSJ4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
CAnINET AND CHAIR MAkING.

ToHN GULIOH would respectfully announce to
81 the citizens Of Clearfeld and vicinity, that be
ia now manufacturing All kinds Of CABINET
WARE. Ills shop is situatcd on Market street
between Third aud Fourth, where all KINDS OF work
in his line will be made in the best style, and on
The most favorable toms and on the shortest notice.
Corr1Ss nisde to order on the shortest pot.oc.
Dee g, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
FIRST ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AZ THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

TUST received, large and splendid assortment
VB of GOODS Of almost every description suin-
BE for the season, and selling off at very low pri-
ccs. Ladies' and Gentlemen, and every person
wishing to buy goods a. The forrest prices, are res
pectfully invited to call and examine.
Produce of all kinds received in eX,h1ngo for
Goods WM. +. IRWIN.
Sent. o, lS5L-y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
Ten Nights in a Bar. Room,


EtAllE to the residence Of the subscriber, in
Y Lawrence township, Clcarfcld county, On or
ABOUT the first of August last DARK BBlNDLE
HEIFFER, supposed TO be about two years old,
with q small star in the forehead. The owner
will come forward, prove property, ana take her
away, otherwise She will be disposed of as the law
directs. THOS. j. MOORE.
Lawrence township, Sept 25, lS5l.-pd
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WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL.
W ! Ertrgu ACT

WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL.
W. J. KEALsH, ACT.
II AVING increased facilities and made cxlen-
sivo arrangements for doing large Whole
sale & Retail business. am now prepared to offer
to tho public general assortment Of Goods suita-
bic for the country trade at a small advance for
CASH.
The stock comprises general assortment OF
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Qucenswarc, Hardware,
Boots & Shoes, Hats q Caps,
Stcel. Strap-iron, Carpeting, Oil-coth
Carpenters tools, Mill Saws, best make,
Candles, Oil, Zinc,
Dive stufs, Carpet Chain,
C1ble. Iron, Flour Grain, &C.
No. 2. Arcade Buildings,
Bellcfonte Sept, 10, 1851
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
LAND FOR SALE.

6O ACRES OF LAND in Burnside township,
10 acres Of which are cleared, and the bal
ance well rtimbcrod, win be sold cheap. A good
house lG by 20 feet is erected thereon. The place
lie. on the Hoiidaysburg road, four miles from
New Washington, and equi-distaut from the River
and Chest Creek.
ya-For further information and terms apply to
L. JACKSON GRAMS.
Clearneld. SanL %. IaJl-tG
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IO0. BODk AGENTS WANTED,

1000 BOON AGENTS WANTED,
FgyO Canvass for lho best and most saleubie
h Books published. They are written by th2
most popular Authors of the day, including among
others, T. 5. AHTHuu, of whose last great work,
Ten Nights in aFROOm,
10000 copies have been sold within month Of
publication.
These Books are beautifully illustrated, (many
of them with finely colored plates and are printed
and bound in the best manner
Agents win find pleasant and profitable en-
ploymcut in their circulation. For particulars
address [post paid.
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher.
No As North Fourth Street, philadelphia.
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Ncw Ncrk I.nmber llarkef.

Timber, White Pine, per cubic 90 IS and 90 %
Timber Oak, per cubic feet, 90 p and 90 "o
Timber O. Scaut per N. feet $50 90 and 40 90
Boards, y. r. per u. II. clear, 81 so and 40 90
Boards, n. r. 2l quality. peg H. 80 90 and 80 oO
Toibs Fozfrrn 80 and -- -
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
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