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Guropdi(1e DeriOte.

8erltn. SIN Goufe piejee SonmerS ptrp in
&eoobtt bet SerItn cine Observation-Disclosures per
nfut rair tisltr an 9lueoebuuug III Berlin uub llmoe.
Ienb n)d' fetn. Statt 9efutbeu oct. Sc 1T Dies bic
Geter Der Scrts'lacn 5abrif iiter Die 9uIeubuuo Der
locomotive SIR. 1000. Na6 ben, bis6eriaer gseifiu,.
mun9st Srs Selbrre unb G4ef5 Der Sa6rtt, Serrn Sor.
f9 werbsn 5000 Yerlonsn su Der 5eflidteit, fir pelhe
Gin 9anser Den Mrbcitern ntdt In Nbretutua an brino-
enber @~r6sitstas beltimmt III, eineelapen merpeu. unp
iole,t, mic man eGrt, lGnimtIi6e %Dffentltde Qpfo(e N2pos
site gum ausl@lteBltden @ebrath bteer GGite c~rniet0et
perben. Die Soften biefee 9cltes fnS auf Gina Is 900
Gblr. Seranldta9t.
@lbertelo, 70. SUM. Otebrere iiuae Qeulte
8~ertetlen seltern @benp 9eseu 10 lbr in Der 9tahe Der
5iIlsbed in Strett, es fan, CUR S6laserei, uns III bejm
&fe Der gGeter @ultaY 9teGn, am ,Rufsl sberoe
wobneno II. Slater BON feds &inbern (cas Iirbente ii
bnlo 5t erparten), tobt ecihlasen wcrpen. Der ssrz
n'etntltde 3bater wurSe otelen Muraen einoe,poeu.
gni Sonnta9 ben Is. Suli, 1T In Ser N1te ppn
@rnsber g ctne f~urhtbare Mprotbat eeriibt pprsen
3I Gtsbrcn, ,tnmtit Salps, BADEN auf orn SdiikenfsRe
Dter Sterile einen tun9en Mann INNS 2e6et aebroht inz
Gem fe lynn bic @ursef abgsl6nttten unp ibnt rpt sers
I@ierene &uuOen on, &opfr, on Der 8rltf unb in, 81 iifen
bft8ebradt hafen. 8te man iast, 1T Der Grnerbete
oas uHredte Spfer i9rer gSut9 eelrelen uni bic Glide
IoQten einem @ncern selten, Die 4 MSrber fuD 1ton
8sfanslta e~lnseaossn nnH tn bas atrnsburscr @sfanaen.
bauS abselieert.
et{enad, 25. Sult. = r@sltsrn selanate bisr,"
l@retbt man Der Safsler 3ts4 ,oie Natrtdt BON eiusm
farhterlthen Sranpe, Ger pte ebeials fulbailte @5tobt
@etla Qtdt an Der furhelfl&en @ren,e) beinoelrbt
3tpet Srtttbetle %perlelben lte9en in Glide, unb aud bic
3tsntIthen gtbauoe, @mtbaus, 3enterei, Stabt6ous &c
blieten ntht peri&ont. llnb ales birIes mar pas g1srf
BON ipent9en Stunper, ba In Der Gtapt Ielbl1 meorn
Der anbaltenosnD iirrs GROCER @a6ermanael berrl6t. /"
0resben 20. Stunt. = Rtaarp Baqner bilbst in
IN Oteien Sassn Oen @sssnitano bes @elprades fat in
aaen OrssOnsr Sreiisn. @an ersablt, bas nibt aasin
S'Ost ts'irinsii@s Siirfsn f& fur Die 8esnabiauna bee
bs8abten Mfannss ~SerWenOet batten, lenoern boa ielba
9on b0hfsr Steoe in Bisn aus O~erartiae @dritte oe.
l@eesn istsn, Dap aber In uebessinRtmmnna nit ben
I'm 0fatprD5eB fsifsepaltenen 9rin,tpien cine ons.re
ertlarunS Sst'sns Der fa&afh. 8este,un1 ni6t N er.
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'te"er SerSnob 5ur 2eSnuS bes atlams
tifeben E~elearapbem.

I'M Augenbi;d 100 MIR pieles ldtetbeu befinpet I'D,
Sic &elc9rapbcnFptte after Observation-Disclosures had,
aeerlnals nuf Der Mitte pes atlantil6en Sceane, um
aon Dem fir bic pprtgen &sriuGs betinutten gtenpcs-
'ousplas aus cinst aberrtali9en Seriu& 81 MAIDEN
pen Sels9rapheubra6t 3t legen.
gfad ben lcbten eurppaiihen 9tabridten tporen
aud, Der asamemncn unp isin tSetletter, Der Galo.
couS, tn Queenstown au9efpmnten. Das Orabt mar
BET Dem brttten gerfuA am @tcrn bes Qonmemnpu
gebrUdcu, t%pprauf er mad benz 8enpe,ppusplab ATT
r%iidfeprte, Inn pie %gftasara gu luden, pealei6 CT LAG
Wetlen DRAFT ab9rbaIpet bate. Gr Bate monrioz
laNeh SNapen 9sltttel,, mar a6er mteter ~reparirt
aho ain IL, an p%einielten Sag, az Dem brr Dampfer
europa abfatr, Der uns pieie lebtca Nadri&ten trinat
'oute oas gauge @rihwaper pteber ~abfatren.
va betpe Sdtfe nod iiber $500 Niei(en OraDt
sh Soro tatten, ware es l~nSerantpprtliG g~elpeIen,
tltr eti1en Nu9enbltd etnen wcitern Scrlu6 auf,lts
E@teter. TN 70 ineEr, ba Die 9~emad)tem Serludc bic
Hn9eblnoertc Circulation bcs elsttrii6en 'Strpnts
onrda Den Draft Bic auf cine 9ange ppn $50 Met(en
er9dben unp Der Srl6 Oes SraDts ntbt pur6 cine
teblerbafte @al&inerie peranld6t wurbe. Gin wei>
Eerer @tuno reue erlude 5t bel9leunigen 1T Der,
Dap Die Sa9ebitGer Der Guaarp- Oampfer ben Mc,fnt
5ult .no Die erfte 5aifte bee NuguIt ale bic eete Belt
fttr bas llnternehmen ersebrn baten.
Der brittle Serluh bat fplsenpe ;spei sInfise Ste
1althte er9eben. Die S~pleiiung tann auf Der S6Ge
os Meerss 70 9riinoli6 poracnpmmen rerbcn, pab
tic BEN Druid, ben fe teim Sinablentcn a~usbalten
aIB, auspauert. Der Orabt 1T ferner 10 fart, caB
er etnen Druid BON 10 5cnnen etnc Gttnpe lana
'nsbalt Bet tcdgebeuoer Gee. aber mic es mns
ttetitt bat er aud Die fatale Grfahrung 9erauseelteut
Dap oas Draft Bier unp bo 8riide taten mue. Iei
es bon Dem gu ~eaufsen rnb gu en9en @%ufrouen, lei
es BON DEM NufminOen unp Oreben TN, ,t ptcl 8Gs
Der, 'pppurh Der Draft f%pltttern nnp 6re6en farm,
tet es pon einer na@laiteen Sebnnpluna Sci Der Sab
citation %beIelben.
Son bteirnt llebel fir@ten mir am ntetfen llnbeil.
Set Dem Srittcn SerIude RIP ber Srabt BET eiuen,
Druid BON tur elmer Spnte, Elm 8ctpeis, Dae Der
Orabt t%r9eltopte fhap9aft mar. gBir baben a(Ip
AUDI tebt ipents l1riade, etnen eliidtiden @rfcle an
e%ripnrten. Spate tepOd bas Slid bent llnterneA=
men ct'Sltd 9iinfis ietr, 70 wiirbe bic Niasara aeselt
DEN Z. rpsr 8. gusuit in Srtntts 8as o~nlanaci,
FSnneu.
@llo BIS cabin bat abernaI0 pte Spfnrns auf &C.
'tneen etnen ncuen Sermin erbatten. (Nb. 8
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sBis bic .G6lrer 3eitune" fareibt, tcatiidttst
8ustans oura oas 3ufammstsbsn pon Sruppen in 90
len Ssftret@ Sur @rfauuns bes Ssrtrasd pon 1916 sn
csranla6en. Gs miro %beftimmt in 9l6rspe seiisii, DAP
Seitrsid9 fta busG einen Gsrtra9 psrpfitttst bate, DER
&urfsi I'M Safe Der Notb su tslfsn.
Der Nelipens SarISrute fept cine srpBr Der
lb0neruns bespr. Cine Babe Stunbe ppr Der StaSt
pirN cine unterircii6e Str6man9 er1@lp6en ,perpcn,
@el%e Die 9anle Stabt nit l~aufcaOem 8aGer srr-
ieben, i'm S6lpBsdrten nno in DEN 9arfen Sprtna=
Nr''nnea trsiben mirS nnp icoem 5aule s~ugelcitet unb
in aae StOdrerfc 9efibrt perren fanr. Die Soften
pes unterneenens betra9en cine talbe Still. @5ulpen.
Die Muslpancerhn9 aus Deutl6tanp. 9iad
st'ler "rnt sn9liihsn Gonlnl su HstpSia, aufseltelten
aabslle ipancsrten int Sabre 1857 aus DeutI&(anb
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. de q

9t S2i M. neit %SIHssrtftste Stutlde S~lppttcfs, ait Der 8roob1,
tHm lsgt st0nnet. Turd, ,aafmsrti0ne, puntHihe u6 rrssae S,eSis.
m"ns Ieus 'S mn oae Sutraliel ntetlrr Aluber Az erwtrbsr uns
'u erealtsn. SD erIaube mir npb III ternerfcr. sSe ia s;r. Wv ~,
i.slLiGs susnah! Der bslien unt fril4enen McSteanntenttt nnb qg y
S S psrionIsM IN N ism gort Son een bcltcn Smpprttuun tinacfauft
SeeG' hRo oeehalo IN SsanSe bin, icgIiteu @nforbsruretS omftss
Sca 3ahnnHE J" eu!'preher. ""s 'uls
In gIuiGtG u. n titti G q. Ni56Gr m..
Atetrte iperbsl az .eper Belt. u e,, rs ,o5t -. !, ~,
nit Der Rr6Btcn 9cGuroent angiIcrtis! 49," ' g u" &C mr'0H
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9as tiaisTe S]euerunqs, MaterioI,

SD tsrtaufs Scft Qunp Cote III So, so Der Gces, Spft Gail eo5.
~ ~ s9oe' laS 5ars erts fur Ssfst anc aan,ine, aump uS SaiI,
icls bel oteisn %nisbrissn @rsilsn itincn MintsrbeSarf IhSn iett Id
e'n1s9e =, "a ss yrells INT 9rrbt beSeatenb leaen wtrbtu.
- ~ NcelshSarpe beftneeR itb Gde Der 10ten Strait itb s3s1u
9anf uno Ode Der 6ten unb Ssrbtrast. "' - '""
lz.oI Snp 9. gSertb. Mo,nt
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gaaerbier Dennt.

', @Fsis1sn 6reInbsn unb Dem selamtnten blertrinfeuoen
gra m DIE anlstss, paB i'd tirslt6 BEN fri6sr bon
w. gr%; U,"Iam'" Selu9ttsa ea9srbisr.S Salon an Maitts
ns"bs an.tsealo Der IA. ubernommen babe, uno pa6
.p m1@ trsaen soerbe, baielbR rsat oft ,meIne Greuube
nn0 sa"0sls"ss NIT Dem tsfsn eassrtisr bsotsnst Az
""" Mppeltus.
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Bur Nahrihti

Soeeen trlatta ste 9roFe SGanttt6t friidt' !trpLire oc,if g,h
ron tn9 lc.pit %GEnahlfne; Becr9asru'S ldypt ptfbcs V ,SSrs - n NJ
6 Gee t iaT9gIsid fur leiue git bstannt; &tettS Budsr~SHasr" mem
en- ltda'reS &sIitel gs9en 2Burme; 9abeltpdmnns' Nlnlne' Snor "
SNPh- Nno Hestrourltcn, Gtsarrtr, So6aE uno pcritirSenr ar,
nrts Sadtr' 'peIG'c IdHnltt6 Su ben b%ilisitn @reGtn ssrfs mn
"''' Wdrrtn9 II. NcGrtc,
Mpothefer,
S%rcaSNr, Stpildsa Der s. Il. 0. Ridmspb
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Sin SaS Vub(ifum.

unterSsifnetsr %empfebst ieinsn g4aeen bent WubI,.
tl'ni sum Nus5teben, ~straisen susaieen unt aubtrer
%perartigen @'ele9enteitrn. Sct SSIr6rr
Ste GtraEe.
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Mmseesfauf!
MuSoerGamfg

@u9utus 5eIbbaue. ~
0plnarbeiter ltuS iltrniader.
Srpapltreet Or. 127 sipiiher Z. ,lub 8 Citrate
pfn' neutrality-suspicious. @ilenbnbn ~Oepppf
9%f9enitber
Aurd' Inn9labrt9c &rGntltmtctt peranlaEt ,nein
WeldHatt anliu9eben, tiete Id, Gteu,it chem orc6rtsr
p"pttFu'h itrtit mctlalprttrtes Qaaer ppn librcitt q,
@elpp6aten 5u Dem t~ili9lten Oreilen an ,tub 10.
merle, Dap Elm 9rpBer 1tel Der @jplpmearer, Son
MIR lelblt an8rfrrtigt MURDER, FIr Scrcu SnlibitSt
th nit 9tectt birsen fann.
suh bin th gSilens meilt Ie6r oppitS nbioea
@olSarHcitereeS erf5ca9, icpie eiae SHANE !aarmssI
SaSPts, lup "tele enpcrc Ghtc trne 1trsSdte GhsJll
ltftne 3n e%ertaufen. wv
Settl'n9 setablilenent unp 9Sbclelale Giaarreu,tore
MSsinen @sl4atsfrsunSen un6 ben, 0ublif,nt I'M uorrnirsn
o w .'"Ss.1s, cap lp m Der Is. SraBe ,tpiihen spain umS Gors
Sa9ereler, Nls, 9ertsr, Giocr &c, Iorpis Gioorrrrss ~, IS SnSoysf,I.
prompt %auSfubrcn rperbc. ~'S"'''' '' 2oPpielat
Meins Sommcrp,eie fur srlnre @rtifct fms ME r,;tssr..
SnaErtS per Saeenb 80 tr,s.
Salbt @intS = 81 n;6+ .tr,x
g9teperpsrt1uter aenicben ete bepeutcrSe Sire ssrn " o
9''p"' psUH Veg gum btlt9tcn @arfpreie. w" ("
StoTfe nmo Sarssspern erlaute t4 mir iusberOnSe,e cuf ,.,,.
int y sm SMs s ahfniertlnm Iu madben, 6efsbsnS tbeineiie in
alsuss (@ail's) GnreIa, Sulipan. Oe(umbto g,etor,o
'e8allf, Scnpres, German Drincipe. @eu,insyDrineinr
Daoana
IN ssTihieesnsn SuoIitaten,
3tahtanbafe II. {. no.
81. gDel 6a8er.
Is. 9traBs spifHsn Main pmb GarS,
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@sprs 8reitog,
3 dfnen=S cb II II n, n Sb

3 No. 1913 Srcneltr., 8idmonp,
ger Ypn Sanens SGuben eiensr Satritatipn. uuS Label SisfrTsrn
~trsaneltdslt ;n eineIh Sefufe bsitltcn Elm, ba sr utsrysust it, iers
eeesertsn Hunoei nit gutter rns aut rerbdltniBndsts biuissr lBaort
eeoteflsn 81 tHnten. 8cparaturcn iperbeIt teitsnS a~uesSfutrt.
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Ferinischte Anzeigen.
SGuIey Al, p~erfaufer uup 81 yerrerser

OS; uEtrrietdnstt bat rncbrcre In s eferlonlraBe, spifdtn groabs
ShS HoflsaHltrass 9ritGcne 5aulcr, sic sy untcr Der elrIiaNcu
Stsinssnn9en Imo gu bilteem @rcts gum Strtouf anbcttt, gfnia,
of''s'esn trnrer audb 9ercntst urS frsIcidb beRcecr merSen.
go, Sotn S60S,
i-iAJ Gdc Won SefCrlpn~ utb Observation-Disclosures.
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9 6aap & Gp's

0renN NpnfectipnarY- unb Sarict0ten-5ture,
Seutlde Sriidbte II. 6aue9altunes-grtitel,
Gde 8rpebs unb 8. Giraffe.
lebe, Spnbprs &c. ."
ebenlo Gin aussspdtltes Eager BON Nran;6Flter garfdns.
Ssn1ntet, Slriten, Sptel nno Oalantfrtes Sa6tn Strti6materiaL
Nensrpearen, YertmcnnaieS, SutDtltrriafsn, itinc N6rbr, SoI,,
waortn II. onberes Saustaltungsas rdtec. wv"
eneltp cine a9spobI non gis0rrn urb Satat isber &rt uni
unb ~ :" 'U''"'
&s- GRufts Snlt, sueutr. ~s
800 S6ryele aFpriirte grabea fur 3Sdet.
% Hae SSlpur,
100 @adasee ScSo Saieraiae.
90 S6rrelS Nep SrIeaus WRclaTts. tete Suofibt
25 Srrcn s~enablentn G)inaer,
as 8sSS 2caf Tu. L 0arb,
25 SarrtIe 2saf SO. L 2are.
90 Ie8S @plten Gutter
mo S%Nrrdtbt9 unS gu bilissn @rctrn ;u taben bet
2Sm. 2BaIIace Il. Spbn
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Salntol. @'srite, St1rfc. &afee=G Gens, @bpeclobc.
neFil etnsT Weues ouerrev Nrffsl, 0arfhrnsritsn, 1utiufS Grtror,'
gr'fn sstnSI"F SN"r, Gan DC Cologne, ,3abntnrtsn &c. &c. sunt
SeftNut oR =. g. Slider, Naf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

Ile wiiWr dcscribcs the ropdii,,, "a
wv, Mormous os wrctchcd and lon,r,i,
.3l. .,u m lhe cNireme. and ia or the opinion
'hai iLe United state, Government tbonlI
t''p ih and put astop to their disgustipg
Pi"cllco oi polygOmv. lle scouts tho ide1
ol suffering them to go ON In thoir gro.s
immortality mdor tho plea of religious lil.
vr'y' ana says such plea might as we'll
3e set up 10y @ sect who should practice
the spartan doctrine of theft ne part of
lhelr religion, Theft is n crimc aaainst
society, and so is prostitution and hc ar.
gues that the one should not be tolerated
any more than the other.
Inc extreme Of poverty is to bc met
with among the Mormons. There are per.
sons so poor that they scarcely sec a pound
ol meat the whole year, and some have
not had dollar for many y5ars. MANY
ol the women are almost destituteorcloth-
ing. and are really objects Of pity. Ii is
also sad TINT the Mormons were the in
stigators o! the Indians to murder party
of emigrants, and that the most corrupt
practices prevail among them. A propo.
sltlon is made that the Government shall
provide for the removal o. all who desire
to quit the Territory There are said to
be many whose hearts are aching to eX-
pose to the world their wrongs bnt they
cannot do it, for they do not know how
soon the troops may leave, and therefore
how soon they may be called to account
for their apostacy, the penalty of which.
III many instances, is death
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
New Phases of MormOnism.

A corresondpent of he Buffalo Daily
Courier describes the fortitications at the
famous Echo Canon, where the Mormons
proposed to cut off the American Army,
on their march to Salt Lake City. The
Canon is said to be twenty miles long-the
walls approaching each other within one
hundred yards at the distance OF about
three miles flom its mouth. The walls
are six hundred feet high, 50 that persons
standing on the top could easily crush
those below with heavy prgccules.
Within the space of three CT four yards
in the bottom of the Canon, extending
from bank to bank, were four entrench
ments. The first three were simple ditch
es, each with parapet wall on the lnnel
side. The fourth, or innermost entrench
ment, was constructed with greater care
and while behind the. parapet the Nor
mons could securely deliver their fire, il
had also been made to serve the purposes
Of a dam, and was provided with a sluioC
gate, by the opening OF which 1t was IN
their power to inundate the space in front
of the works, with water of little creek
flowing at the bottom of the Canon, and
uus present an oDsldClS W Vhc "IliCh OF
the [. $ troops.
There were also several stone wall de.
fences erected across the mouths Of two
lateral canons, with loop holes for musllet
Ply The indications in the vicinity of the
works showed that from 1000 to 1900 men
were engaged in the building up of the de.
fences. The remains of about 80 pole and
mud lodges, which served as barracks.
were tobe seen. In their midst were the
femains of larger lodge, supposed to be
the quarters Of the Commanding officer.
1t is sMd however, that all these defen.
r. were puerile in the extreme, and
Nould be demolished by a ieE shots. la
pact, the arrangements of the Mormons
Eere suited only for a sort Of guerilla war
Pr. aud not for any rcEllor engagement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
AUDITORS NOTICE.

q. W L0UAV J IN Nc Oouri sJ Common
VS.. Pleas of rIguf.R tauutl
i, A, MGWE S Co. J No. Tsrm, lS5S
And now, the 2lst, August, ISJs, PIF by
his Ats Larrimcr Test, in the above case.
asks an order ON the Sheriff TO bring the pro.
eccd. Of the sale Of the real estate Of n. A.
MGhec ~ Co. into Court and the appointment
Of Auditor 20 distribute them among the jud--
Wcnt creditors.
order granted and Robert J. Walaro Eso.
appointed IudItor Per CUiam.
All persons interested in the above distribution
will take notice that the undersigned will attend
to the duties Of his appointment at his Office in
The BOro' of Cearfod on tho 9th day Of October
4. D. 1858, when and whore thay can attend.
ROBERT j. WALLACE. AuGiigr.
Sept lith, 1858. 4t
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ti.UNt NutlCu

'N.I. d. iNNfiNn.l M Ht lHm. .f U0m.
'''''' ". NNlIh rl oL HaH i'.. ~ IrI.HlHsii
tuu.t.
w. W. rfruINU. N.i N.. y.. is,-
Smnmous Zoo lJaclmeut for sO acre,
OF land In Pike township. Clcarield
county part ct So. ail3 bounded
north Nel.y by the Erie turnpike.
west 10y VIM. M'Naul south by south
Imo ct No. 3ol3 90 compel payment
of purchase money,
Aud nov, Nov 2otl, is5c ou muti.u of VIM.
A. Wallace PIUs Atty the Court order rnle
on Defendant to appear and plead Ia this case,
or Judgment will Doe rendered for want of an aI.
peaancc. by the IpWG
2mos. GRO. WALTERS. proiiv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
COURT PROCLAMATION.

yITHEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN
w SIDE, Esq, President Judge of the Court
pf Common Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial Dis
trict, composed Of the counties Of Clearted, Cen
tre and Cnnton-and the Honorable NM. j
MOORE and BENZ. BONSAL, Associate Judges
in Clearfeld county, have issued their preccpt
bearinr date the twentieth day Of Avg. last,
10 me directed. for the holding Of Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Orphans Court Court Of Quarter Ses-
sions, Court of Oyer and Terminer, and Court Of
General Jail Delivery, at Clearheld, in and for
Clcarfcld county, on the THIRD MONDAY Of
November next being the 18th day Of the month.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given,
To the Coronor Justices Of the Peace and Constn-
bles. in and for the said county Of Clearfeld, to
appear in their own proper persons, with their
Rolls. Records, luquisitons, Examinations, and
other Remembrances, to do those things which to
their Offices, and in their behalf pertain to be done,
and Jurors aud Witnesses are requested TO be then
and there attending, and not to depart without
leave at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld the 18th
dav Of Oct in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight, and the eigh-
~ third Of American Independence.
y J. r, REED Sheriff.
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THE LAST SUPPER, -

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lar subscriber for the year 1858. II WGs engra
we'd at d cost of over $4,000, by the late ceieJra
ted A. l.. Dick, from the original Of Raphael
Morghcu, after Leonard Da Yinci. and is the
largest steel-pate engraving ever executed IN
this country, being three times the size Of the
ordinary three dollar cngroyings.
The first impressions of this engraving are
held %. 80, and it was the intention of the ar
tist that nuHs Of the Enguvings should ever be-
offered for "a les, sum than 81, being richly worth
that amount. Thus every tbrcc-dollar subscriber
will receive the Magazine one year-cheapat s..
and this splendid engraving, richly worth 5
thus getting for 50 the value of 50.
We shall commence striking of the engraving.
Immediately, yet # can hardly be expected thai
impressions of so large plate can bo taken n
fast as they will be called for by subscribers.--
We shall therefore, furnish them in the order in
which subscriptions are received, Those VIII,
desire 10 obtain their eugrnvings early, and from
the FRS impressions, should send IN their sub
scriptions without delay The engrayings car
be sent on rollers, b. mail, or in other manner
zsuuscribers shall order.
$4,000 ~ WORKS OF1RT
In addition to the superb engraving Of "THF
LAST SUMMER which will be presented T.
every three dollar subscriber for 1855. the pub
fishers have completed arrangements for the dis
tributiou, on the 2jth of December, 1858, of q
series Of splendid works Of art, consisting of one
hundred rich and rare old paintings, valued
from Sl9O TO SlJOy each. Also. 1000 magni6
cent S,8el-Piato Engrayiugs worth rom SO t.
S each, and 200 choice Holiday books, worth
from s to s. each. making in all, ovor THREE
THOUSAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS
Inclosc 50 to the publishers and you will com
mencc receiving the Magazine by return mail
/ ~ will also receive with the first copy a nun
hered subscription receipt, emitting you t. the
Epefavi,g of THE LAST SUPPER" and q
chauce TO draw ons Of these THREE THOUS
AND PRIZES"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
ORPHANS COTRTS SALE.

DI VIRTUE OF an order Of sul5 issuing out
ID Of the Orphans Court of Ccarfeld county
there will be exposed to public sale at the House
of jacob Bumgtrdncr in GLEN HOPE. en-
TUESDAY, tho TWELFTH day Of OCTOBER
next, All the interest Of LYMAN MILES lato
of Beccaria tp. decd in and to the following
described real estate, situated in BeceaT in p
Clearfeld county, bounded by lands Of Samuel
X. Hegarty on the east, Anson :. Curry on the
south, Robert M'Cracken on the west and the
"Aiaino company" on the north containing a.
bout FIFTY ACRES-about TWENTY-FIVE Of
which are cleared and under cultivation, and
having thereon erected a small HOUSE & BARN
and out buildings. Sale TO commence at Two
o'clock P. VI. Of said day. Terms-One half the
purchase money to be paid at the confirmation Of
the sale, and the oth.r half in one year thereaf
ter with interest
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
List Of Jurors for Adjourned Court
Commencing Nov 9Th, 1858.

James Thompson, Curwensville
Michael Brown. of Jno Morris IN.
Frederick Ieigler, Brady tp.
John lillburn, Clearheld,
John Potter jr. Union tp.
John Coulter Woodward tp.
George A. Morrison, Goshen tn.
Il. d. Goodfellow, Lawrence tp.
John Hoover, Brady tp.
Henry Stone, Clearield,
David Ross, Pike tp.
Daniel Beams, Morris tp.
Jacob kuhns Goshen tp.
Daniel Wilhelm, Graham tp
Russell McMurray, Burnside to.
Jacob Bumgardner, Beccaria tp.
Jacob Arnold, Knox tp.
Bazel Dimond. Chest tp.
George BowersoX, Bradford tp.
james Mullen, Covington tp.
Emanuel Doney, Union tp.
Israel Rorahaugh, Burnside tp,
VIM. q, Bell, Knox Up.
John Newcomer Bell tp.
y. H. Spencer. Girud ;p.
Warren Hiss. Huston tp.
Arthur bcll Bell tip.
Robert Miles, Chest tp.
Jonathan Evans. Penn tp.
Francis Mignot. Covington tp.
Thomas Campbell, Bell tp.
Abraham Pearce, Bradford tp.
David Ryam,, Curwcnsville,