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FLEMING HOTEL.
I FORMERLY KNOWN As TIE COOP INTENT,
CJRWENSVILLE,

I lfoGNLELY KNOWN As the COOP INTENT J
CJRWENSVlLLE,
L9,arfrld Cog.M P7uw''uig.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his old
customers, and the public generally that he has
recently taken the above well known stand, and
that he has entirely reftted and refurnished it in
a style adapted to the age, and the wants Of the
entire travelling community.
HIS TABLE
will always be provided with every luxury the
markets and surrounding country will afford
HIS BAR
will be supplied with the choicest ines and IL
quo.G.
HIS STABLES,
which are the best and most commodious on the
road within days travel, will always be in
charge Of careful and attentive hostlcrs. In
short
Every department. of his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comforts and convenicu
cies the weary traveller could desire.
june 2, IS. WM. \. MASON.
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TIE STEAMER ARCTIC FOUND
the front Window of lcrTll 4 Carriers
ThrCe.SlOry Building, on SGcOpd Street,
in the Borough of Clrarfield.

w HERE they are prepared to manusacture all
w kinds of TIN akd SHEET IRON WARE.
They are also prepared to furnish, at reduced pri-
ces, the following articles in all their varieties
BAR IRON, NAILS and STEEL. Also-Thresh.
ng machines, Ploughs, Patent Cutting Boxes,
Chain lamps, Patent Sausage cutters and Fun
nels, Self Sealing Cans for Preserving Fruit, as
well asa large variety of housekeeping utensils
too numerous to mention.
stOves.--Thcy have also large assortment of
both Cook and Paror Stoves, Of the bcstan most
approved patterns, and among them will be found
the celebrated NEW WORLD COOK STOVE.
All orders for castings will be thankfully recei-
yed and promptly attended to.
i!Ouse-spOuting done to order.
As they occupy a large and commodious house,
Is well as out buildings they are well prepared to
do Commission busincss--aud all orders, either
as Retailers or Wholesale Dealers will be thank
fnlly received, and attended to with dcspoich.
0. D. NERRELL.
may 10, 1850 l.. r. CARTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

LARGE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-Robt. Har-
vie, of Richmond, Va, has received from
the Brazilian government the contract for
the second section of the Don Pedro, the
second railroad of Brazil The amount OF
the contract may be estimated at four mil.
hons of dollars. There are about 30 miles
Of the road yet to be let, which, if the con-
tractors carry on the second section salts.
iSctorily, it is expected will be placed in
the same hands. This will amount TO
some SO 2,0O00n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

MARRIAGE EXTAoRDINARY.-On the Il t
of January at Media, says the Cleveland
Review, Charles Metzger, negro, was
married to Mrs. c Metzgcr, white. The
party were residents Of Liverpool, in Ne
dia county. Mrs NJ. is the widow of the
father Of her present husband, and being
the second wife Of the elder NJ. was con-
seQuently the step-mother of her present
husband. She had by the father of her
present husband three children. She is
thirty-two years old, and her step-son hus-
band is only twcnN-one. Her present
children are halfbrothers and sister of
thei father, and her children from the
present marriage will be haIg-brothers and
sisters Of these who are hall-brolhers and
sisters OF their father, and be half negro
at that. A more mixed up" and DISCUS
ting state of affairs can scarcely be imagi.
ned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

BaApA correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat, writing from Lcavehwosth, May
Goth, says that a soldier of the seventh In
fantry was to be shot at six o'clock 2. NJ.
lie had murdered two Of his fellow-soldiers,
and shot an officer in the arm in Texas
His grave had been dug that morning
The guard (some of their muskets being
loaded with ball, and some with blank
cartridge hut no soldies knowing whether
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

CAuTIOH-All persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing certain county order,
NJ. 394 dated July II, 1857, payable to Edward
Perks, and |. c. Donning, for two hundred and
six dollars, ss the same has been lost or mislaid,
and duplicate order given the subscriber
June 2, 1858. EDWARD PERKS
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nA-The meanest style of stealing that
we have noticed lately was invented by a
New York rascal, who possessed himself
OF one of the subscription books of the
House of the Friendless, and went about
collecting money from the charitable
The wretch who would do that would
steal the slop from blind pig.
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Cabinet, Chair Making,
AND HOUSE PAINTING

I Ohm GULlCH DANIEL DENNER having
~ entered into partnership in the above bust
ness will be prepared at all times to attend to any
business in the above line short notice and in
proper manner. They will also keep constantly
mn hand at their shop on Market st., nearly oppo.
olte the jew store large assortment Of MuhOgO.
sy and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet ware OF
every description--which they will be found eve.
ready to dispose Of on as reasonable terms as the
same articles can be had elsewhere in the county
cir stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con
sts in part Of
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sofus, Sewing
II Wash Stands, Desks and Book Cases, Frcncf
a Field Post Bedsteads, Dining, Breakfast Cen,
tr Card and Pier Tables, &c.
OFFINS manufactured and delivered at any
Up 'o desired.
.day %, 1854
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CAUTION

A LII persons are hereby cautioned aguius
N meddling with the following property, now
in possession Of "m. Asacy, of Boggs tp, as said
proper belongs to me, and was lett with said
Askey sui icct to my order IL brown horse,
gray horse, S5t Of double harness, and one .
horse wagon, one dozen Of chairs, four beds, one
table, thirty yards Of carpet,
june . 5S. BENJAMIN d. Love.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

STRENGTHENING THE MIsslssIPPI.-The st.
Louis News Of Il c 7th inst, says the Mis-
sissippi has broken the levee at American
Bend, destroying the plantation of d Mr..
johnson, on the Arkansas side. The gap
thus created was, at the latest accounts,
about thee hundred yards wide and thir-
ty feet deep, and was constantly growing
both wider and deeper. The new channel
thus created will, perhaps, bee ONE perma-
nent, in which case the cut of will save
twelve miles Of travel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

I EfTERS Of administration ON the estate ol
1 i Abraham Hess, late Of Boggs townshi
deceased, having been granted to the subscribe
all persons knowing themselves indebted to sal ,
estate are requested to make immediate paymen
and those having claims or demands against the
Same will present them for settlement without de-
hy
june ,. 1857 WM PORTER. Admir-.
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SsJTSuch weather as we are having
A few sultry and partially clear days in
the early part of last week had inspired a
hope in all breasts that summer had rrob,
ably "arriv :" but uttowardsits close the rains
again descended and the floods came,
and the prospect became about as watery
as it had been during the spring. Cold
weather succeeded the rain, and the ats
mosphere has felt for several days as if
we had been "set back" somewhere in
March.
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DIED.

In Graham tp., April I, Mr.. jas Cur
ley, aged about - years.
On the 7tE of March, Layina, wife of
Patrick Curley, Esq, aged % years, II
months and davs.
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KAYsAs-OrTRAGEs.-.Y. LomS, May 2S.-
Tho Jefferson City, Mo, correspondent of
the Republican states that petition has
been received by Governor Stewart from a
number Of citizens of Bates and Cass Coun-
ties, Missouri, asking that measures be ta-
ken for their protection against Montgom-
ery's Kansas banditti, who had invaded
Missouri, committed various robberies and
outrages in the above named counties, and
were preparing for more extensive foray
into the State.
The Leavenworth correspondent of the
same paper, says that Montgomely's men
Durncd the town Of Butler in Kansas, on
the night Of the 2lst inst.
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N1 7TONAL HOTEL,
LATE WHITE SWAMI
Race st. above Third. phils.

I'IlE p~pric.ors ol The above we'll known cs.
Il tablishmcut being thankful foi tho yery
liberal patronage bestowed upon them The ra.t
year lake this mclhod OF informing their friends
aud The public that they are stil prepared TO ac-
commodntc them ir favored with a call
DH'ng tho 7unmer months The house hn. been
thoroughly rcuovntcd. improvements made and
other extensive alterations In contemplation.
We are determined to devote our whole attep-
ton TO business and nattcr Uursclycs with the
conviction that Wo shoil bo able to give satisluc.
ton. SIDES & STOVER
N. b. Carriages viii always be in readiness To
convey passengers 10 and from Steamboat LunI
ings and Railroad Dcpots. S.Is.
March 3lst, lS5Sy.
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or not his musket contains ball g,e oi
the dropping of handkerchief or some
other signal ut imam who stands before
them with hnudagcd eyes. Tho burial
soon succeeds the execution.
Tnf CONDITION or orr NAvy.-The Nn.
w. Register does indeed present respec.
table list Of vessels OF war, but then, out
of the ~ vessels of all classes, which Gg.
.ure there, about 30 are unfit To 20 To sea.
and only about 80 are in actual commi,.
sion mt the present time. 4 writer i'm the
Washington States, analyses the Navy
Register and shows the result TO be MS
follows:
10 LucotB1We ,&ips-Or these only
two could be equipped for sea, at very
considerable expense; four are ON the
stocks requiring extensive repairs to com
'pletc them and four require to be rebuilt
or cut down to heavy races bofa,e being
prepared for sea, and at large expense.
10 fRgatsS these only ten could be
equipped for sea, at considerable cost and
four require to be rebuilt or cut down to
heavy race Sloops-cI-war, before being
prepared for sea, and at great cost.
2l Soops Of VW.-Of these, all are sea.
worthy with ordinary repairs.
, BGp,--All in condition.
. S.toye9S. in condition.
8 Scrco FropcllrS.-lirst class frigates
new, two on stocks.
6 Scrao P,opcHra.-second class--one
ahoat and five on stocks.
4 Scrc,o PropebcrS, third class, afoat, and
of little value.
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RestaurnnL and Eating Saloon

ID Il. TAYLOR, Lcgs leave to inform hi, old
lS' uicnUs aud The public, that he hns lust
repIenishcd bis stock oG catblcs, ia his now sa.
loon In the basement ol No.srs. Mcrrcl t Car.
iers Iron and Tm-Wurc store and that hcreaf
ter be Will always be prepared To furnish his Gus.
TONERS with every thing usually found in such es
mblshmeuts--lo Wit Ice Crcam, Ale. Lagur
Beer. Tobacco and Cigars Of tho very best oual.
~ Fruits and Confectionery Of all kinds, DO.
Thankful for past iayors, he solicits continu.
ance OF pubc patronage. Tmny II. rs
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CAUTION.

\ Ii persons are hereby cautioned against buy.
ing or mcddling with certain note given
Wy tho Undersigned to James NJ. Leonard, dated
Decembcr 5, 1857, calling for 500, which we
have not received vatue for and which We will
not pay unless compelled by law.
JOSEPH DEPpERT,
june ., So JACOB EERICHNER.
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DRAIN. J. @. HAHTsWICK.
MEDICAL Partnership.
HENRY LORAIN.

DR. HENRY LORAIN, having associated
~ with him in the practice Of Medicine DR.. },
9. lARTSWICK, they offer their professional
services to the citizens of Clcaiicld and vicinity
They will attend to professional calls at all hour,
and mall seasDus.
DR.. llartswick will be found during the day al
their office opposite DR.. Lorain's residence aud At
night at his residence, one door north OF Reed 4
Weavrrs store.
Cearrell June l6, 1856.
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JOSEPH PETERS.

Justice q he Peace, Crr0SoNe, Ptnaa.
nNE door east Of Montelius a Ten Eycl,
" Store. All business entrusted to him will
be promptly attended TO, and all instrdments o
writing done On short notice.
March, 81, 1S5S.-y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

sPONG LIGHT ON A SHORT SUB
= JECT. Prank SHORT announces
to bis friends that he has removed some Of his
stock from the Short Shoe Shop on short dis.
tance from his old stand, to the shop formerly
occupied a Watch and Jewelry Store, by r.
r. Welsh, decd, nearly opposite 10 Reed aud
Wcaycr's Store, where he will be found at all
all times ready to accommodate his old customers
and as many new ones as may favor him with a
call and do their work ON as short notice as it
can be doue elsewhere, and as short accounts
make long friends, he will sell cheap for CASH.
Home made work constantly on hand, an I war
ranted not to rip, raycl or cut in the eye. And
as this is the imc for settling up, said Short re-
quests all persons indebted to him to come for
ward and scttlihg up their accounts, and pay the
cash or give their notes, and they will save costs
Cieartcid, April 7th 1875. 3m.
\. j. The person that found one fine boo Ne.
c, on the morning af'er the fire, can have tue
mate Of it by calliag at the Shoe Shop Of
FRANK SHORT.
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From TIE Leayenworth Ledger, Sd.

BLOODY AFFRAY IN KANsAS.-Rcliablc in
formation reached here yesterday that a
posse OF men represented thomspiyc,
10 ha i'm search on doserjcr from the Uni
ted states army, went TO The house Cd isaac
Denton, ON the tsngr. about CMc hundred
miles south OF ,hj. city, on the night of
the .Ith Of May last and, after inquriug
whether any Goseglois were concealed
within, and receiving a negative answer.
insisted on searching the premises. Mr..
Denton arose from his bed and let the
posse in, and without further ceremony
he was shot dead. They next proceeded
to the residence of Abraham Hedrick and
after making the same inquiry, and recei-
wing the same treatment as atDenton's, he
was shot dead. They then proceeded to
the residence Of Newton Davis, and forcing
an entrance, shot at him while sitting up
in bed one buckshot hitting hlm in the
hand the residue of the charge lodged in
the headboard of the bedstead. There was
bat onc0f the party rccognized-his name
IS Brockett, The neighbors in the vicini-
ty despatched an express to Lawrence for
assistance. which has gone down. These
are all the particulars we have, and give
them substantially as related to us by a
gentleman just from Lawrence, and whose
veracity can be relied on. We hope that
the Federal authorities of the Territory
will take this matter in hand and, if pos
sible, arrest the guilty parties, in order
that they nay be properly punished.
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4 LOT Of rafting stoves, and a aett Of window
N sash 10 by l2, for sale by
February II. BERRELL& CARTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

..t.. ~ "' WV 'uNulOG election,
,u,Ie'' 70 ine rules of the democratic
I''E, hr. IIlue has long been known
oS ,n industrious and cntcrprizing citizen,
%. uhp'acnabIc integrity, who for thirty
I've years mas quietly and steadily luborcd
1 TOT ,he pest interests of our county, and
uuI',g ne same time been q consistent
'nu I'"'u WORKING member OF the Demo
',,iN '"'.l' Huen man deserves TO re-
cNy.l' .'e NOMINATION, as his past life az
'Jl"s 'J.', we oes' evidence that should he be
GII,, ,'" ,,io ''u'i'' o' 'theoiicewill ciaith-
II''' i'len ia.l .,,,,..........
'"''' i''"' 1000 'fhAhERS ROCK"
JOHN tE'"Gk uoLNEs, who had been a
"'',' .u',h'H hIl'lSh surgeon, died last
/ W. j" E'"n'N'''', Indiana, at the age OF
/, ~ '''. ",,'''",C Sh" ".ru"irss, One Of
''N ~ '''"' '''" u'''I"''u by cancer and
"l,' n' ,'S Vas '."hc"' On rNnmlulu9 his
c"l''s' "','i "'' '.Elh, was found au uilE-
l''u' n'. 't''tH'''' "t nF ASlI'y Cooper tcstl-
PInS " MS quNllHcallons as surgeon,
WIN numerous teSGtnonlais from other
r,I.i,eh1 r,, surgeons OF ms ability and faith
I,'''lesS a. a member OF their protession.-
- 'PPe''eH rom o'1er papers that he had
oe'"' previous 10 lo-' sixteen years Il
- S"' Eoou !" '"V eiilPioy OF the hudson Bay
Co'I l'"nl' "V 'iIlr various posts on this
couylheh.. IN lS-' he was practising
,utgeoh III LONDON holding Intercourse
"I'n l''c most eminent m'n' Among the
Pups nc appears 10 nave preserved with
Ei1iI' Is d care oI invitation lrom the Lord
'''''HI anu NAY DRESS OF Lonuon to dine at
','0 AZ '''''"n IUuse on the loth OF May,
,ne year omitted But the papers which
'esVeli.s 70 nave deemed the most pre-
e.ouS' ,l:., | ole d P"cNase oil letters from Cap
.,t., l a. ~ 'ne EFe9' "rtIc explorer with
whom ~IIl, ne seems 10 nave enJoyed ailee and
80, ,,oi i'ii'llI"cy' among ms eueciS were
',.o '"J t"' - H.'U o'TuIl'uI golq medals
10y medical societies, for his valuable in
.yentions OF obstclicaI and surgical in,tru-
.monts.' Hew was evidently man of cor
rect habits and great intelligence. BY
what miSIorunes he who had enjoyed
lIUl IpDta-C -Cial1nI r4.rtnti,n ANIL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

scLFEsTEEM.-Wc cannot conceive a
more pitiable and unhappy circumstance
than person having too high an opinion
OF his own merit. They are always conceiv.
ing come atlront offered to them, when
such d thing was neverintended. Instead
Of passing through life with a smile upon
the lips, and sunlight on the brow, they
are inyariabIe fretful, moody individuals,
clamoring loudly at the slightest i'll which
crosses heir path, and imagining them
selves insultcd if every one does not ap-
pear to hold them in the same estimation
in which they regard thcmselves.-Ercel-
Stor
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NAUTlON-All PERSONS are hereby cautioned
" against medd ing with the following prop
crty now in possession Of Daniel ), Dunlap two
Cows, / Wagon and lot Of sheep, as tn sam
belong to me, and sabject to nay order.
May l9, 1898. SAMUEL SHOFF.
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EAUTlON-All persons are hereby cautioned
" against meddling with the following proper
ty, as the same has been purchased by me, and
is loaned to Benja1hin Rishe, subject to my order
only: One Cow and Calf, 3 Stoves and Pipe,
Bureau, ! stand, Cleck, Chairs, 3 Beds & Bed
ding, 2OOO feet of Oak plank and scantling, one
set Of wagonmaker tools and the House and i'm
proyements where he now lives.
June 9, 1858. JOHN RISHEL.
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Senator Wilson Challenged by sena.
20 Gwin.

WAniSroN, June ll.-Mr GWin has
challenged Mr.. Wilson, In consequence oc
the colloquy between the two Senators
last evening, In the chamber
In the Brooks affair il will be remcr.
borcd that Mr. Wilson said he would nnt
fight a duel, but would protect himself If
altacted' This Is his position now.
Senators Seward and Wade are cndcav
orlng to effect an adjustment.
rs0A Missouri paper gives the follow
1ng list OF the emancipation papers in that
state The Democrat, Anleiqer. Post and
News, Of ST. Louis; the ,lcticrsonnn lnouir-
er; tho Springfield Tribune; Tie Furnace.
of Iron County; the Alexandria Delta
the 1t, Charles Democrat the Courier.
OF Gentry county; and the Jeflcrsoniap.
OF Platte county. Some Of these papers
are undoubtedly supported by money fur
nished by obolitionists living in the free
States.
tAntf RI@NG;-One o. our cotempora-
ucS U,spUses Of the virtue as follows
I'VE Lave watched those fellows who
are early rSeIs, and, as general thing,
they are the first chaps who 90 to the gro
ceries OF Il morning. 1t is oil moonshine
about the Smartest and greatest men be-
ing early riSers. II might have been so in
old times but nowadays, when you see a
chap moving about pretty early, you may
be certain he is after drink"
SHARP OLD LNDY.-An old lady from
the country had dandy from the city to
dine with her ON certain occasion. For
the desert there was an enormous apple
pie
La ma'am, said the gentlemen, "how
do YOU manage to handle such n pie ?"
Easy enough, " was the quiet reply =
eve make the crust up in a Wheclbar-
row, wheel it under the apple tree, an1
then shake the fruit down into it!7
Gs3FGrcat excitement prevails at Nor
folk in consequence Of abolitonists run
ming off slaves. An indignant meeting
was held recently, and Captain " Mott
and ". Dannerberg were ordered to leave
the city or be tarred aud feathercd.
Ga5'A sensible down east" female is
decidedly opposed to the interference of
women in politics. The pointedly asks,
IF men cant do the voting and take care
of the country, what is the use Of them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

Bold RoBnERY.-At Luthersburg. on last
Thursday night, most daring robbery
was committed by some person or per, ms
unknown, by entering the sleeping apart
ment of Benjamin Rush Bradford. who
was sojourning at the hotel of w. Moore.
and abstracting from his pantaloons his
wallet, containing 2l5 in money, and ma
valuable papers. The room was situated
upon the second story of the building, ard
the entrance was effected through an open
window. No clue has yet been discovered
of the perpetrators.
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CAMrMEErING.-The Methodist Episco-
pal denomination intend holding a camp
meeting near LuthcrsLurg. to commence
on tn. Eth inst. tomorrow. No cleo
tioneering will be permitted ON Sunday.
Candidates for Office will please make q
motto Of this.
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HOME AFrAtRB

s9yThc circus, which exhibited her,
IN the early part Of last week. and which
we neglected to refer to in our last issue.
produced one Of the greatest gatherings of
the people that our village has with csscd
IN many yoarv-mass meetings and court
weeks were mo whor" compared with In q
turn out Of all sorts, shapes and sizes Of
humanity that our county affords, to sec
the "grand performance" Tho circus VA.
yilion was completely crowded and the
proprictors paid our citizens the compli.
ment of furnishing one of the largest and
most orderly audiences they had been fa,
vorcd with since their outset.
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LIST OF RETAILERS,

or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE,
In the County Of Clarified, for the year
1855, subject to payment Of License.
I0~aShtpS- CZaSS.-Amt.
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rfAr Ran away.-A team belonging to
the Curwensville Butchers ran off in our
town yesterday morning, 1t started on
fourth street ran about two squa.cs and
back, when it was caught without having
done injury to wagon or horses.
DANCING ScuooL.-Prof Bonafon, late
of Pittsbnrg, is now stopping at the Man,
sion House, and will, Il sufficient cncour-
agement be extended him, remain and
instruct a class. We lately had the pleas
ure Of attending one Of tho Prof.'s soirccs,
and can checrfully recommend him to our
citizens. For particulars call on Mr.. Bon
aion, who will remain but short time un-
less class can be raised.
mn-Purviance has just received a new
assortment Of cases and chemicals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-14

BSA-Our readers will observe with a.
much pleasure doubtless as we make the
announcement, that we have been enabled
this week to divest odr columns of the list
of tax sales, which has engrosscd nearly
one page of our paper for more than two
months. We will now be enabled to in
crease the amount of rcoding matter ac-
cordingly.