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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARD.

MISS CONSTANT late from the East respcc.
wi fully announces to the citizens OF
Clenrfeld and the County generally, that she is
prepared to give instruction in Music
PIANO, MEL0DEON AND GUITAR
ALSO IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE--Ir BEING HER
NATIVE TONGUE.
She refers all who may be interested in the
above, to the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. MLeod,
Terms--SS 90 in advance, or $40 90, if not in
advance.
Dec. 6, lS5S.--tf.
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BE 1T ENACTED AND 0RDAiNE

bb II bNAt TED AND OkDAi led,
by the Burgess and Town Council of the Bor-
ongh of Clearfeld, and it is hereby enacted and
ordained by the authority of the same-that
hereafter it shall be the duty Of the occupicrs
of lots. and the owners Of unoccupied lo;s, along
whose premises sidewalks are now or may here.
after be laid under ordinances now ia force or
which may hereafter be passed, to cause the side.
walks along their respective premises to be clear.
ed Of snow, when and as often as the same shall
fall thereon, within twelve hours after the snow
shall cease falling and on default Of such cccu.
piers or owners having such side walk cleared rs
aforesaid, he, she, or they shall be fined in the
sum Of five dollars, 10 DC collected d9bts of like
amount are now by law recoverable. And it is
hereby made the Guty Of the Burgess to see that
suits are brought against oil who offend against
this ordinance.
Passed December 9th, 1858.
WM. RADEDAUGH,
Burgess.
Attest-L. J. GRAMS, Sec
dee s, 1853.
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TnE LARGEST RooN IN THE WoRLD.--lti is
stated that the largest room that was ever
constructed, is that in which the tobacco
stores are kept at the London docks
The room is said to GOV er nearly SIX acres.
being, of course under one roof! 1t is a
curious circumstance, that this enormous
apartment should be devoted to an article
Of mere luxury.
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WATCH & JEWELRY
&9LpOG2Sn3a

FINIlE uudcrslgned respectfully inform5 HE
L customers aud tho public generally, thai he
has just returned from the East, aud opened Of
his establishment in SHi W'S row Cicarfeld
Pa. fine stock Of WATCHES Of different quail.
tits, and JEWELRI Of every variety, from q full
sett to single piece, which he will sell ut tho
most reasonable prices for CASH
ALL kinds Of Clocks Watches aud Jcwelry
carefully repaired aud Warranted
continuance Of patronage f. solicited.
Nov. 10th, 1888, II. i. NAUGLE,
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NOTICE.

UTHEREAs ny wife, Sarah Wodsworth, has
w loft my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, therefore cnution all persons
from trusting her on my account, as viii not
paw any dobts Of her contracting, from and after
this date. ........
JASON WEDsW0RTH.
Fox tp. NoY. u, 1s5s.--3tpd
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sTocKrp wAErpp,

DROposAlg VIII bo received lor tie delivers
\ Of oNL MILLION FEET of Saw iors on
The banks Of the siuncmahoninr, nt the
mouth Of sugar Camp or uchbors Run. IN
llnsion iownfhip, CIwrfcld county, near Tylef's,
% bc cul from tract No. jo6f warranted Nh,
Powers. "A dmit Of The land can he seen with 7,
J.. Cuttlo, Esq Siockcr 10 make nl roads aud
imptovcmcuis. Addrcss stating price, 10 John
A. Otto, 2. NJ. Barry =. o., 1chuylkll Co., IN.
Nov rs, 1858.
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Do rhIlndelphIa rtcnInr nnl-elIn-

A y Independent DiiyNottpa deyo..l os.
- poD.hlly 90 ibo In'orsu oh pcHnt,nnia
containing Important feoeupuIt Neea. Hsiaar
houu Zoo advance ol ibc morning raptu-Ur.I
unl Foreign mod Domestic Correspondence, IIf
iouol' un nll suhjoga, and mll reports oft aIl tl,
uovs of the day. Th' Commercial aud Tnnr.i.
ol department. aro nll. and ere aarcnlyuiipud
ed Co. Asou advertising medium there us
better rnpcr in The State the circulation lnmg
next to the largest in the city, and among The
most Intelligent and influential of q, r.ruIaffan
IEuNs-slA dollars per year iu advance.
CUMMINGS PEACOCK.
Proprictors,
No. ll2, South Third Street, Philadelphia.
THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY BULIE
TIN,
4 handsome, well l-Gllcd, Family Weekly New.
"a papcr--is published by the proprict5rs at the
following unprecc ented low rates ;-l copy, one
year. s 90 q copies do S. 90 10 90 copies do.
$40 90 q copies, do. $40 90 80 copies, do.
$50 90 ; 100 copies, DO. $50 OO.-FunTuEn Is.
JUDGMENTS The largest club ,oycr 1909 will be
sent for three yenrs. Tho next largest club lover
1907 will be sent for two years. Address
CUMMINGS d. pLACOCk,
Proprictor', Bulletin Building Ne liz
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having watches or jewelrs In
n my possession to be repaired are hereby re-,
quested to call for them Immediately, as I am
going to remove from this place on the first day
Of Dec. next, and 10 not wish to take any such
articles with me.
FREDERICK sMAEL.
Nov. II, 1858.
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NEW EVIDENCE.

Being afflicted with a greyious letter on the
arms and face-oftor trying many remedies which
utterly failed to cure--I was pursuadod by W.
N. Bauis & Co., to try Lindseys Improved
Blood Scarclror, and now, six weeks after FIN
ishing the second bottle, prOnomce myself cured,
The tcttcr broke out something over year
cgo on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows down TO the wrists; also, on my
face, Immediately round tho mouth and chin,
aud continued tobe perfect torment to me un-
til cured by the Blood Searcher. My arms, at
times were almost useless, owing tn the cracks
and sores on them, liable to bleed at any time
on tho least oxertion to lift or work, and some
times so itchy that l could scarcely prevent
tearing of my flesh. 1 have now been cured
six weeks, and feel it due to Mr.. Lindsey, and
to the public generally, to make this state
mont, in hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using his valuable medicine.
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REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE.

The Publishers of tho RepuIC ma
kingarrangoments to largelyJEc aas,
stock Of Jobbing material, incred -
pared to do all kinds of andwiu
Posters, PAMPHLETS, Proa,.
BLANKS, PAPER Books, CrRcrt, ne
LABELS, BALL TICKETS. H,xn,,,r,
and every kind Of printing usually
in a country job office. Your ordar.
trusted to US will be faithfully oxec,,
J. II. LARRIMER
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rs hereby given to all that it may concern, tina
n | have settled up all the business between
Peter Labord and myself, and will not be hcl,
for any of his resp .r.ibilitics con
traCted cftcr this date.
CRISTIAN LADOEDE.
Union tp., Nov. 20, 1858. 3Lpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08

William B. Rauken, ESQ., of Philadel.
phia city, has been appointed Register OF
the Loud Office at Olympia, Washington
Territory.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08
JOSHUA S. JOHNSON,

GABINET LAMID,
HAVING fitted up n shop a few doors east
II of the GOLD JEW STORE on Market st.,
desires to inform the community at large, that
he Eeeps ON hnnd o yariely Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LANDS.

DH virtue of an order cr the Orphans Court
~ Of Clearield county, there viii be exposed
to sale, by outcry, on
Monday the 18th day Of Norsp.Jer, 1853.
at o'clock, p. m., at the court house in the
borough Of ClearGeld, all that
Certain piece or parcel of Land,
Situate in Morris township Clearfcld county,
containing about Ii2 Acres, beiug part Of
survey warranted in name of Hyman Gratz, and
being the Northeast corner of said survey known
in tue partition Of estate of James Airport de-
ceased, as pwprrt No. I. This land is desira
ylb located for farming purposes, and is toler-
ably well tmbered-
TERMS.-0no half cash at confirmation, and
the balance in enc year, to be secured by judg-
mcnt
MATILDA ALLP0RT,
Oct l2 1853, Erecu,rtr,
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ItO0O ACRES OF PINE TIMBER AMI
1 lOOO COAL LANnS AT pIIRI.In sALE

ItOnO ACRES OF PINE TIMBER AND
i1OOo COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On Thursday, the 18th day Of January, 1859, at
o'clock, p. NJ, will be sold at the town Of Belle
fonte, Centre County, Pa, all that valuable body
of Land, containing 32 tracts, each ass acres
and l53 perches, with the allowance, situate
partly in Centre county and partly in Clearfcd
COUNTY, Pa, on tho waters of the big and Little
Moshanon creeks, within five miles of the West
Branch of the Susquehanna river, all lying in
one body, and known as the Maine Compunys
Lands. The above property is well located for
numbering being well set with the best white pine
and white oak timber, and within three miles,
of the great Snow Shoe Coal Mines, at which
place the Bellefonte and Snow Shoe Railroad
terminates, and which now under contract 1t
is a property well calculated to attrac; the atten-
ton of capitalists. Persons wishing to view the
properly will please call on Edward Perks of
Clearfed county or Il, G. Burton or James Gillt-
land, Centre county, living near tho property,
will show the same. Possession viii bo given on
the first of April, lSj9-title good. For partic-
uars address
Il. II. LONG,
TRUSTEE,
TDec g. IS5S--ts Lancaster Pa.
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NEW GOODS

FOR FALL AND WHITE r.
V0TE Subscriber has just received and opened
j at his ,torcroom on Market ST. directly oppo,
site the Cleariold House, q largo and well geloc-
ted STOCK Of SEASONABLF GOODS, which
ha will sell at very Lotg Figtws.
His stock consists Of n general assortment o
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware Queeosware Glass
ware, Drugs, Oils, &c,
including host Of other articles in his line q.
mOug whieh eau b found an eX ,cnsys and yari
ed selection of LADIES' dress goods; such II:
Ds"oh, Persian r'oih, DeJcgc, Co.
buys, CaShmcce, DI1.oca Al
par2 Freach Mermos,
PMiA, and Il full as
s5r'mcw ot BONNNETS for Tie season.
IIis GENTLENIEN'S wear consists Of a large
assortment Of
Cassmeres, Cloths, Sattnotts Satin
Ncs'Ing, Tweods, Hats and Caps,
AyD An EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
Far L7i'ae Gentlemen and Cbiiirn;
with almost every other article that may DO ne
oe.sary tC supply the wants Of the community
The pressure of the money market having had
thc effect Of reducing the price Of many articles
OF merchandise, the undersigned has been cna-
blcd to buy his stock at such ra cs that he can
sell goods at prices TO suit the times. And hly-
ing heretofore cndcayorcd to please his Gu. toners
both In the quality Of goods and the prices at
which be sold them, no hopes to receive a rea-
souable share Of patronage. Allin want of goods
will please call and examine his stock Of cb0np
est Goods
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JANE u WILSON.
,,.uvf.
mari.

Sworn ant subscribed before me, one Of The
Aldermen in and for the City of Pittsburg, this
2sth day Of July, a. d. 1858,
AND. McMAsTER, Alderman.
September %, lsjs.-Smo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08
JANUARY APPOINTMENT.

Indian HgHooa, lahqf,N Low,.l
or ruir cltr rA,
May be Consulted ns follows, tree o
Charge;
ClcarGcld, po.j "Nonsion House. " Friday. g,lur
day, nui Sunday. January gth. sh. and ON
PhiNp'burs Pa, "SiNgo House" Wednesday af
tcrnoon and Thursday forenoon january 9th
and 9Th,
Luthcr'burg. Pa, "Sngc House." Monday
January 10Th.
brookyilie Pa, American Ilotcl' Friday, Sat.
uurday, and Sunday, January 18th, 18th, and
Ridgcwoy, Pa, "Stago House" January 1sh,
18Th, goth, and 2lst.
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Dissolution Of Partnershin.

HAVING sold out the stock of goods on
IL hand, and the outstanding debts due ut our
Salem City store, the firm of Barrett & Brother
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 3lst day
Of August, A. D. 1858.
p. w. BARRETT,
j. c. BARRETT.
Nov. IS, 1858.
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LOOK HEREl LOOK HERE!

@'S'h lJooh
VNHE undersigned subscribers, take this meth
Il cd OF informing the public generally, that
ney have this day entered into oopartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
oyJ. Shunkwiler, on Third street, in this bo-
rough, where they will be pleased to see the old
customers, and as many new ones as can make
Nconyenient to give them a call.
tSrng on your hoes, your spades and picks,
your log-chains and your pulling sticks,
Il rour sleds, your seighs, your horse your mare ,
NO three-ycar old shall then 60 bare.
4 1our spears win work up then just right,
W " prooning hooks for every height.
n rour swords too, shall then be wrought.
40 iopIoughshares such as Cain ne'cr bought
JACOB sHUNKWILER,
GEO. w. ORR,
Oearhold, December s, 1s5s.--tf
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CAUTION.

4 LII pcrsons are hereby cautioned against
meddlins with yoke Of oxen, a.out two
years old, now in possession Of jacob Shiycly O.
Brady tp, as the said oxen belong to nae. and
are left with him on loan only,
II. W. EORB.
Luthcrsburg, Nov. 20, 1858. 5tpd.
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1858

1888. 1858.
Fail and WimG8p Goods.
KRATZERS' aro just opening a largo and
EA well selccted stock Of fashionable goods.
which they will be able to sell at prices to suit
the times, a7 they have been bought at net cash
prices. In addition b. tha usual variety Of sta
pie article, particular attention is called to th
following new and desirable dress goods-Baya-
dcrc and Plaid Nalencias, Poll dc Chcyre, La
veil Cloth, Plai Cashmere, Debogo. Persian
Twill, French Marines, Germania Cloth, Bon-
bnznc, Deaines Ducals, Brothe, Round-corner-
cd and Long Shawls Also large lot Of Ladies'
Furs, Winto Bonncts, Dress Trimmings, &c.
Grain taken in exchange for goods at cash pr.
ccs.
c. KRAT2ER & SONS.
oct 2j, 'jS.---4tpd.
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DLANKARTICLEs Of Agreement, le gal for,0,
ID between School Directors, and Tcaoh ors, for
sale al tho Office Of tho "ClearGold Republican
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-08

ID OBERT j. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
III Cleariield, Pa, Office in Shaw's Row, op-
posite the journal office.
dec. /, lSIS,--tG
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INDIAN BOTANIC REMEDIES !

A~'@~Af'+' ~ ANY NlN IblEc
In treatment of diseases of the Lungsand Chest,
Liver Stomach Bowels, Heart, Nerves Skin
Scrotula, Salt Rhcum, Erysipolas, or any and all
Diseases arising from impure blood Female
Weakness, and Female Diseases Of oil kinds al
so all forms Of Chronic or long standing diseases,
nave gwen DIR jackson owolrd-wide reputation
Dr. Jackson, although paying special attention
to lung, throat hsart and female diseases, also
invites to consultations in all chronic diseases
incident to the human system. Seeing many
thousand cases every year, he is well prepared
to give an opinion as to tho curubili Y of any
case.
Consultation FREE.
JG- Mark well the TIME.
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GNMERMRM$gn
Il. II. LONG,
TRUSTEE.
Lancaster, Pa.

nouncing 10 the citizens Of Clsarield and the sur
rounding country, that he has opened
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

dec. s. ls5S.--ts. ]
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ORPHAN,s COURT SALE.
h.AGyDs

CERTAIN TRACT or riFrY-TuREE
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AZ % O2EC3L u

Nov. IS, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
The Case or Canccmi.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The case OF Cancemi will be before the General Term
Of the Supreme Court to day and involves ques
tons Of an interesting and novel character II Ii known
that the defendants counsel proposed during the trial
the thai juror should be Withdrawn and the
Attorney General aoquesced In the proposition and the
case progressed and terminated before the remaining
eleven jurors. Whether verdict dered under these
circumstances ID sufficient To authorize judgment In
capital case, the question which the Court must meet
and adjud!cats. Its consideration cannot be avoided
by any attempt keep the fact OF the Withdrawal or the
juror from the record because what trAnsped occurred
who Witnessed the trial and the records Of the courts
should be made up to exhibit all occasions the
literal truth In other words they should not be suffered
10 represent fasehood and declare that verdict
rendered by twelve jurors when In TRUTH but eleven Of
them participated Ia the TRANSACTION Not TO permit the
not be- Tolerated BY any Conscientious Judge in criminal
proceeding, and done by sutton, in case before him,
would be Indignantly frowned upon and condemned
verdict rendered BY eleven jurors, with the consent
OF The prisoner, sufficient point OF Law TO authorize
Judgment and the execution OF the defendant let be
fu iussiScaioD IT. however, such verdict would not
be sufficient 70 authorize sentence, then would be
judicial murder to execute prisoner In violation OF Law,
upon the ground that the truth did not appear upon
the record In England no judge would suffer
any ac Of IN unusual character which TRANSFERRED before
doubtful whether the prisoner was legally soaSosea ~;
he would report the fActwoud respite the Defendant,
and take the opinion Of tho twelve judges UPON the Legality
shat ne had suffered 70 De doae before he you'd
nit the execution 10 take place. Is, indeed, the only
which . judge presiding In . criminal case can
take 10 relieve himself from responsibility which he
ought We trust therefore that the qucs
ton Of the validity OF verdict In capital rendered
by eleven jurors will be considered ana decided BY the
Curt and that II will not be evaded by excluding the
fact from the record. II the rendition ofthe vsrd;. BY
eleven jurors makes difference In point OF law then
evil result from the circumstance appearing on the
record and does change the Law, and makes the con-
vicon illegal would shake the confidence Of the public
In judicial tribunals the judges suffer material
circumstance 10 be falsely stated the record HCance
mi be legally convicted all will approve aud applaud bis
sentence and execution bui be be punished In violation
OF law by conceaiing or misstatng fact, his execution
will be precedent Of fearful and most dangerous ten
depcy. As II rs 0 well known axiom In law that
Ike advantage OF his error, and a. the juror
removed ., the ipsgston OF the prisoners counsel
may be very difcuh for the Court 70 decide the
point AT all events, the result a the proceedings in the
case today will be looked for with no small degree Of In
terest-
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Surrogafs's Court.

Before EWsrdC West, Surrogate.
JrIy o-rhe wills Of John LAfAge, deceased and Janet
P. Williams, deceased, were severay admitted 70 pro-
bate yesterday In the surrosatss o,e The win Of Wal
ter g. Dyer late Of England, deocassd, was also admitted
70 probate ufon the production OF exempaed copy
thereof from the Pferogaive Court Of the province Of
Canisrbury; and upon the production Of power Of ~
iovney from the executor In England 10 Amos B. Cor
wns American Consul 1t Panama. authorizing him 70 ap
point attorney In tho city Of New York 70 take admin
isxaron with the will annexed and said Cor vine having,
by power Of attorney, duly selected and authorized
Simeon n. Alderman 10 apply 10 the Surrogate OF the
county OF New York for such leers ordered that
letters Of administration with the viii annexed OF the
tsaor BE- ssued 10 said Alderman upon giving the proper
security. This 10 the first will received from England
since the act Of Parliament aboshing the ecclesiastical
Jurisdiction and simplifying The practice In Ill matters Of
tceeamentary character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

Coles and family, Pennsylvania; j. B. Post ana
family, New York; Jas. M. Brown Drown 4 Brosb
and family, Samuel B. Morris and family, Philadel-
phia; Z: Jones Mccall and family, s. W. Fisk and
family, New Orleans; w. Lottimer and family ia
phet Bishop and family, r. N. Blatchford Robert j.
Dillon. New York; J. p. MacNab (son Of Sir Allan
MacNab), Canada; T. Marckwort, Austrian Lega-
ton &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

Arrmrr AT ABDUCTION FonEp.-During the
visit of Tourniare whtbys National Circus to this
city, q short time since, an attempt was mado ,
abduct, with her own connivance, a girl OF abo,
fourteen years OF age from her friends. The girl .
an orphan living out In q family, and conceived I,
strong notion Of travelling with circus compar 4
Accordingly on the last day Of the stay Of the abe
circus here, she arranged with them 10 go off VI
their company, they secreting her for that pur a.
The fact coming 10 the knowledge Of his Hol
Mayor, on Friday evening he proceeded immedD.
10 the circus for the purpose of rescuing the O.
from her impending fate. Thrice was he repnlsS
and ordered TO leave the tent in his endeavors I q
gain access 10 Watson, the guilty party, after
his errand and official station had been made known
II was then that he ordered the arrest Of Watson In
the ring, made known 10 him the case, and ordered
him TO produce the girl. Watson did not deny any
thing, but attempted 70 turn the thing OF as harm
less joke. The end OF the matter was that Mayor
Cranston pushed boldly into one of the dressing
rooms, attended only by child who saw what passes
between Watson and the girl 10 identity her, founo
the poor creature secreted and restored her TO he
anxious friends. The child had been 8rugged, fo
what Hendish purpose the reader can imagine.
Necporf Ne,cs, yulys.