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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28
JAS LYONS. Comr's
JNO g WILLIAMSJ
Sale conducted by GoDDIx & APPsRsoN, Aucts.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTY, RESIDENCE,
- &c. FOR SALE.-For the better pursuit of my
profession have determined to remove to the city
Of Richmond. therefore offer for private sale my
RESIDENCES. on Grove street. in the town Of sgd
ney, one mile west of Richmond. The grounds COW
sist of yard and garden of two acres, with fine
quantity Of very select Fruit Trees and large va
riety Of Flowers and Shrubbery. The place Is per.
fectly healthy and the neiRhborhood good. will
sell the house and two acres. much more as the
purchaser may desire, on fair terms and at price
which honestly believe to be very low. The pur-
chaser can have possession at once and il he desires
it, can rent OF me 10 acres land In high state OF
Improvement,
The dwelling and out houses are new and in good
repair. give description of them. taking IL for
granted that persons wishing to purchase will ex-
anime for themselves.
For infarmsI ion, apply to Messrs GeDDIN 4 AP-
PERSON, or MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
The foregoing valuable country seat will DO sold
at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th October, 1858, att o'clock M.
TERMs-Liberal, say one-fifth cash: Tor note at
months interest added salts rily endorsed bal
ance at 6. H. is and Anonths for negotiable notes,
interest added secured by trust deed.
Sc n GODDiN APPERSON. Aucts
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OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL
I INSnnIIArN ON nuE ATE nR Ion
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUI

IL NITURE AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY.
.i,s Tth oct at 10 o'clock will sell at the resi-
dence Of the late John Mcconnell. Cary, between
Ist aud % streets, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, embracing the usual variety of Parior,
Dining Room Chamber aud Kitchen Furniture.
The attention Of the public is requested. as the
Furniture is of excellent quality, aLd in frstrate
condition.
~ Il COOh ~ w, AuCts
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FARM OF 6l6 ACRES,

VALUABLE FARM OF 6l6 ACRES,
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON JAMES
RIVER, NINE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, YUR
SALE.-Wc are authorized to sell the valuable Farm
located AZ above, now owned and occupied by Mr
Joseph p Young. 1t adjons che lands Of nessrs
lsasc Winston, Randolph Amonett. Archer. y ~
acres, of which about half il open land, and the
balance in wood and timber, which Ia very valuable
There is the estate two good Dwellings, besI1es
every other building nsuslly found on farm. The
farm can be divided Into two smaller tracts Of equal
size. One. half of the minerals will be reserved -
Persons dispoeed TO purchase are requested to call
on Mr. Young. residing on the premises. For further
particulars, apply to
Sc 23-6t GODDIN APPERSON.
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II. b. hopkins. | R0ET. HULL. / THos ". ATKINSON
HOPKINS, HULL & ATKINSON,
IL 235 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE NOTICE TO
THOSE INTERESTkD.-The following listed
10 bids of Tobacco have been lying in our wars-
house Tor . number of years We purpose having
them removed TO Seabrook's Warehouse and SANE
pleS. on MONDAY, the 18th October and rold or
that day at the TOBACCO Exchange. on account OF
whom il may concern. The majority of these hhds
are very old. They are the following viz:
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BRITISH CONSULATE, /
RICHMOND, Va, U. y eept 18th, 1853
T HAVE tois day. by authority received
l. from Lord Napier. IL. 3 NJ. Minister at wssh-
ington. appointed Mr.. EDWARD GkENIkR, Get
ing Consul for the State Of Virginia, and have en-
trusted HIM with the Gre OF the mercantile busi-
ness of the British Consulate until the arrival Of
G.P. Il. JAMES, H.B. NJ. Con,ul
23-6t for tho state Of Virginia.
HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
Ii GLE MACHINE, which 10 capable Of mailing
30 40 Shingles. Barrel Heads. or Slaves per day--
TO DO seen st A. Rham's Foundry every day. iron !
A. NJ to M.
H. p. OHkRN 4 CO.,
ant -3m Richmond
T EATAER, HIDES. OIL, &o.--wAt
- BEAL, successor TO Crane 4 Son, Keeps
constantly on hand, LEATHER Of all kinds. Eose
and Upper Leather; French and American Cali
skius; fairness, Skirtpg. black and fair Bridle
Leather; Ladies' and 1ents' Morocco; binding seA
Liuing skins khOe Thread; varnish; Nails; Tack;
Curriers' Tools; OiI Hides, &C.
Ali OF which will be ssd ct . very small advance
on the original cost for Cash. to punctual eos
toners on the usual CREDIT - h-su
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
Af1 session will commence on MONDAY, Oct. 4th,
and continue ne months. A class of pupils under
years Of age will be received at $50 the session
Mr.. OswAbD HRNDRICH. Mathematics, Natural Phi
losophy Chemistry ard German.
Mr.. T. EMIoN French.
Mr.. CARLOS c. MERA, Spanish. italian and Music
Mr.. A SMITH and Mr. j. T. FISHER. Drawing and
Painting. au 3l-2m
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AUCTION aAL0o
<aSs6r5-~~~
By Thomas II. Keesee.'
(OGIce corner Of lzsh ana cnsv erpe0aN

CTOCK or GROCERIKs, STORE Y1x-
- TUkKs, HOUeBHOLD AND xIrue1u mn.
N!TuRK, AND PIANO. yO9 SALE At AUoii63.
s.mmeEring st 10 O'Clock, st the is69dssce q m
Louisa DHlnrus corner Of Breed and 81 ssse II a.
OF the stock OF arocsiis. and Store Sixturss
The Honsshsli end Ii.eSsa 1ussissss. - -
IS '.' --' THO; THos v Knusnn. A.
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NEGROES FUR SALE am author
~ ised to sell Is NEGROES, young. healthy and
sound raised in and to tn. city. and sold tor
fault whatever all of them sustaining good charac
ters for honesty sobriety, &c They ~ follow:
woman and Likely children, the woman 10 ~
years of age and 10 q No. mantau maker, who car
cut out nd make up without instruction, the finest
If ladies dresses; another woman about "a years.
with likely children accustomed to house work.
and a young man about 20 years old, brought mp -
q butler would take lees than their vaiue from .
person living in 10 the city, who wishes 70
purchase for their own
no LYME. General Agent.
se Cts Once over Bodeker's Drug Store.
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st. JOSEPH's ACADEMY, RICH
~ MOND VA

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
This ! stitution viii resume studies on the FIRST
MONDAY of September. Boarders for board and
tuition and of bed and bedding also for washing
ana mending, pay per snpum $3.50, to be paid semi
annually, in advance. Day Scholars. according TO
the branches they study pay from 81 to IS per quar-
the Academy 18th and Marshall SITS or TO the Rt Rev
J. MEG ILL., Bishop of Richmond. se3-d&cwts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Goal! Coal!

ENhe Subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
Il zens of the Borough Of Clearfeld and vicin-
ity, that he has taken lease OF
Judge I0@r0's Goal Bank.
adjoining the town, where he will con.
stantly keep on hand, full supply of the
article, either Jumps or mixed to suit pur-
chgsers. Persons in town can be supplied
with it at their homes, at six cents ner
6ushel, or at the Bank lower than ever
A share Of public patronage is solicited
PATRICK MULVANEY.
Sept. lst. 1858. If
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Cabinet, Chair Making,
AND HOUSE PAINTTNc

Ohm GyLICH DANIEL BENNER boviro
~ entered into partnership in the above brsis
ness, wall be prepared at all times to attend 70 Sny
business IL the above line on short notice and in
proper manner They will also keep constantly
nn napu m AZ ther shop on Market st., nearly oppo.
olte the jew store, a large assortment oF NJ SPPo-
~ and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet W. -
every deseription-which they will be fopnS o,o %
ready to dispose Of as reasonable terms ~
same articles can be had elsewhere in the
! CIR stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hand COZ
sists in part Of ""nu' CON-
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sofas. ssv;r.
a. , wash Stands, Desks and Book Cases I"1 FronnS
a, Gleia Post Bedsteads, Dining, Breakfast Cen
tr Card and Pier Tables. &c. Oen-
n 20 desired. iVu a' any
day 23 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Ma TiONIL HOTEL
GATE WHITE SWANl
Race st. above Third pbiIo

VIE rroprictors Of the above well known cs.
L tabiishmcnt being thankful for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon them the pasl
year take tIis method OF informing their friend,
and the public that they are stil prepared to ac-
conmodatc them If favored with call.
During the summer months the house has been
thoroughly renovated, Improvements made and
other extensive alterations in Contamination.
We are determined 20 devote our whole atlcn-
uoh TO business and Aat,cr ourselves with the
conviction that we shall bc able 10 oiyc satiss'o
tion. SIDES & STovpp
y. B. Carriages will alwuys be in readiness "a
convey passengers TO and from Steamboat TonJ.
ings and Railroad Dcpols ~
March 3lst, 1SjS.v.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

How 10 Evlormlnnto tho Wrryll


w. ]" Booth nuu boz this u.l'. who hns
mndo SOM" valuable Improvement. boo
grain cleaning machinery ou 0lur mills
'cnds u, the result Of somu experiments
with his machine Inr FCouuuf nHm II.
obtained from o tanner thirty bushels OF
wheat from lIu Of two huudwd lN MHa,
AMI after passing b. through iln uwH.uG
placed It m eI.s, lms %. rmu. %. thp
cleaned and dunnl"nol wa1a Upon eN-
animation some tine ull,. 10" found ihn
lRitcr uNrWll WeoyiI, mu wdl' ,uun
While tlot which md been secured was
perfectly Nee irnw ANY oulDu"u."ni the
insect his ,rd Ilw TO- m..Iu,rom" oN-
animation oi lhr very "looi, NluchreuIt-
ed in conyincng hm HAT amy grain in-
tested with the wcryd can br entirely
cured and preserved 10y th" simple process
ct cleaning. In proof Of which hc states
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

KEEPING PEARS AND APPLES The fol-
lowing is plan which is simple and ciii-
cacious. Tho apples and pears should be
placed in glazed earthcn vessels, each con
tanning about gallon, and surrounding
each fruit with paper. These vessels, being
perfect cylinders, about foot each i'm
height stand very conveniently upon each
other, and thus present the means Of pre-
serving a large quantity of fruit in q very
small room and if the spaces between the
top Of one vessel and the bottom ofaroth-
er be filled witha Cementcomposed of two
parts Of the curd of skinned milk, and
one of lime, by which the air viii becxclu-
.ded, the later kinds Of apples and pears
will be preserved with little change IN
their appearance, and without any danger
Of decay, from October till February and
March. A dry cold situation, in which
there is little change of temperature, is
the best place for'the vessels but the mcr-
its ofthe pears are greatly increased by
Their being taken from the vessels about
ten days before they are wanted for use,
and kept in warm room for warmth at
this, as at other periods, accelerate the ma-
turity Of the pear.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
OAUTT0W.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or in any wav med.
ding with the following described proper.
ty, now IN the possession Of John b. Nc
Cracken, OF Ferguson tp., viz: one sorrel
mare one gray mare, one wagon, one
tanning mill, one plow, one harrow, one
copper kettle, and eleven sheep, as the
same belong to me, and have been left
with the said McCracken on loan only,
subject to my order.
ISAAC BLOOM, ST.
Sept '5S.-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Estate of Reed Alexander, decd.
Notice is Hereby Given

THAT Letters of Administration have boor
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate of
Reed Alexander, deceased. All persons having
business. concerning the same, are hereby noti67
ed to come forward and settle immediately.
WILLIAM B. ALEXANDER,
aus e lsjs-8t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

A GEM.-The sunlight that follows q
shipwreck is not less beautiful, though il
shines upon the remains ola broken bark :
what is saved is so much moro precious
than that which has been lost. The dom.
q estie circle is always too small to allow OF
lupture it is always too precious to
make eXcusable any neglect to prevent or
heal disturbance. There are enough to
minister, by hints and reports, to domes-
tic Gnkindness ; and unfortunately, the best
under such circumstances, are prone to
mistake, and thus misrepresent motives
and triiles, with no direct object, are mag.
nitied into mountains Of unintentional Of
fence. And it Is the same in social life
Let us guard againstit. Delicate relations
are like the polish Of fine cutlery damp.
ness comodes and rusts, and though it
may be removed, invariably leaves a spot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
MANSION HOUSE!

VI W " IRRINGENENT
The subscriber respectfully announces to the rub.
lie that he has taken the above stand in the bor-
ough of Clcorfcld, and is prepared to accommo-
date all who may give him a call The public
may rest assured that it will be conducted in the
best manner possible. His table will be supplied
with the belt the market afcrds His Bar filled
with the choicest brands ofwiues and liQnors, and
hi, stables viii be under the care of attentive and
careful osllcrs. DANIEL M. WEAVER.
Feb. II, lS57-y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

r.II n. = VHVII HHU cIIYeT HOIlor / nD
nro. ooiu ringer Rings 37l cents to ssn W. W.
otbor %usrGs pam "a cents psont 1s9 Iupet 25 5.o
IN no 'io'es -n proportion. All goods warranted
~ " wnat they arc sold for.
sTAUFFER HARLEY.
Successors to o. Conrad.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Le-
pines, still lower than the above prices.
October 7, 1s55-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Restaurant and Eating Saloon.
"HOME AGAIN.

"HOME AGAIN.
EED a WEAVER are now receiving nm
IL opening large and well selected Sfscl, ..
Goods, consisting Of 0'O'A u
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. oueens
ware, Boots and shoes, Oils, Paints q
Drugs, Hats and BOnnets. Nails 4,
Spikes, salt and Fish,
as well as every other article usually ro,riroa :
the country, which they offer to the ppbc op an ~
iaiI terms as can be had in the county, Cali
june 9, 1855
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

DLAsTERING,-The subscriber. having
Il located himself in the borough of ClearReld
would inform the public that he is prepared "a
DO work in the above line, from plain 10 ornanen.
tal oil any description in a workmanlike manner
Also whitewashing and repairing done in neal
manner and on reasonable terms
90, EDWIN COOPER
ticarield. april n, Iss7. ".
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

ililNOAls ANNhN AND AiN-fA~SAGES
Byn.hulu'tOu tho curative properties of meai
elmo. urc o,rcctly addressed lo tbo diseased or.
gan and the m,eru7cul 3 DO not ndviso the
use OF Medical luha latoo Of any kind, to tho ex
clu.ion of GENERAL rms snLrM nd although /
conTecr 10 % useful adjuunt In 'hc rropor man.
agcmcnt Of those fearful and ohcn IA al d'seases,
yet ! deem il very necessary that eoeb uaiient
should have the benefit of both GENERAL ana %
cnl treatment The success Of nv treotmonti, =,
lhe above discoscs, and the high character os
the Institution over which / have so long boS
the honor TO preside, are too well known To mead
any eulosy or commcut from me- At the solici
iaLou ol many private and professional friond.
through whose philanthropc old the above char
ly has been long and literally supported, and me-
Ter due consideration, / have concluded 10 moLa
such arrangements as will bring the benefits oS
my experience and treatment within the reach. ~
alL and not conino myself as heretofore ~
those only who entered the Infrmary, or who
were able to yisi. me Ht my Office Hopino
therefore, that the arrangement will give entTo
satisfaction, both to my professional brethren
and the public, ! would respectfully announce in
conclusion, that cdH noio be consulted persoooJ
Vor by leHar mall diseases as above, and that the
medicines, the same ns used in the Institution.
are prepared to suit each individual case.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
gAUV1QN.

A Lib persons are hereby Q utioned aroins,
"a purchasing or interfering with the follow
ing property viz: One roam horse, one grev
,a,y, one gilnule cow one two horse wagon one
possession Of N, Verbeg, as the same boIon ~ '1e
me and is loaned only, and subject TO NV or5Sr ="
E,.n. NJ. 3. CONAwAY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
GREAT RENTVAL-Raall Read 2

A ND BE CONVERTED. The great revival
- has done immense good in almost every
state county and town IN the Union, outside Of
tIcariiuId. Therefore, in consideration Of the
above rumor Frank Short has taken the respon-
sibility upon himself TO revive The Boot Shoe
business in CIcarGcId, and set good example
10 his fellow men. lie has to announce to his
old customers, and as many new ones as may m-
ror himwith call, that he has on hand largo
assortment OF fine work and any amount Of cOarse
Also, Gonts' Caters made 10 order, and Of any
style TO uit customers. Morocco. French calf,
and Pat Mt calf gaicri constantly ON hand
Finding for sale, kit excepted. All work lcav-
ing his hop warranted not to rip. Customers
coming town will find him at the shop former
ly occu led by r. R. Welsh, deed as a watch &
clock e' ,ublislrenL nearly opposite Reed and
Weaycr'ss store, Roll in boys and get new soles
or your cid ones repaired, as some Of them stand
in great need Of it.
FRANK SHORT.
Juue 30, 1858. 3m
p. ;. The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John McCabo & George Ncwson is this
day disssoycd by mutual consent, and the books.
accounts, and all effects are now in the hands
Of +. Short for settlement The business will be
carried ON in iu urc by +. Short. Alas, poor Yo
rick JOHN McCABE.
GEORGE NEWSON,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
MDUNN YABMQ9T
HOTEL
No. III & l19 End St. above Arch,
pDF1aDE1pDEl

pNtISi III IL tjGlESl:
a VI. HOPKINS takes this method ofin form,
N. ing his old friends and the public generally
that he has just RE-OPENED the above we'll
known Hotel, and re-ftted il in n style suitable "a
tho age, and the wants Of the travelling public.
Mr.. II. has had a large experience in hotel keep
ing, he has no heitatiOn ia saying that his guests
will find his house pleasant and desirable stop
ping place.
OF the elegble location Of this Hotel for per-
sons visiting the City, either ON
ON BUSTNESS OR PLEASURE.
it is deemed altogether unnecessary to speak,
no Hotel in Philadelphia is better known than
the "0id Nomt TcraoR."
BY close attention to the wants Of his custom
ers Mr.. II. hopes to deserve a share Of public
patronage.
~ y. His terms per day has been fixed at the
low rate Of Sl.2j.
Sept 22nd, 1858. yr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
REPUBLICAN JOB OFFIC

The Publishers of the Republicans
klngarrangements to olargelyincreas,
stock of Jobbing material, and will d,
pared to do all kinds of
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS. Ppoon,
BLANKS, PAPER Books C,pcr,
LABELS, BALL TIcKETs, HANDRT
and every kind Of printing usually ,
IN country job office. Your orders
trusted to us will be faithfully exccn
j. II, LARRIMEl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
RESTAURANT,

VIE Undersigned respectfully announces Z,
4 the public that he has opened an eating
mouse in the basement story Of Morrow's 1olT
'emphilTsl Hotel whore may be found eyer,
,GNGTy OF the season, such Ice Crea,n Sardinc
IlGAIod oysters, Lemonade, Ale, Lager Beer
UaKes' Coniec tonaries, Fruits, Nuts &C. &c
ne hopes ny strict attention to his business tc
merit, and receive a share of public notrono,o
A. c. FLANAGAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

TIE NICE ADAPTATION of manures to the
peculiar wants of every crop, is a point in
farm economy too universally neglected.
There should he more system and research
by practical farmers. 70 double the crops
on most farms, above all that is necessary
is for our agriculturists to sell off one-hait
their land, and with the proceeds buy
manure for the other half. The larger
the farm, the less a man grows to the acre.
Farmers should always plough deep: the
roots will strike deeper into the soil and
thus obtain more nourishment and will
stand the drought much better: the
ground can afterw lrds be titled much
deeper, thus enabling the moisture from
the dews and togs to penetrate to the roots
of plants, in time of drought.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
A. A SMITH & co
49, Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNRl

% A. a. SMITH & co.
HF Dealers in
" BOOTS, SHOES and TlRUNRS
sessas OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NJ HOLEsALE and Retail, at prices to su1
w all. can he found at their new Boot sbo,
tore, No. S44 North Second st., few doors bel
low the Black Horse Hotel, Phila.
70 We try to please and sell cheap. NOTED
to country merchandise Constantly on hand
large assortme Mt of Men and Boys Boots. Gaiers
ana Brogans, coarse and fine also, Wrmen's
discs Lace Boots, Caters, Slippers, &C., and 1
well selected stock of Youths and Children's wead
generally. We would respectfully Invite YOU ID
call and examine for yourselves.
n. B. Trunks manufactured and fer snle whole
sale and retail at No. 344 North Second st.
April II, 1855 3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

R,wovINC ERGor FROM RYE-T Twoycars
ago | had a small piece Of rye, and from
causes not known it containeda great deal
of black rye, lsCgolc eonwt,m.D Black rye
or ergot is Il poison, and my grain -on-
tanned so much of it that | could not feed
it. BY accident very fine hog was de
stroyed by eatingit. have met with no
mill or screen thatwill seperatc it, asmuch
of it is as slender as the true grain. After
various failures, l discovered that brine
would seperate it, the rye sinking and the
crgot floating Oh the surface. This might
in some instances, be turned to profit, as
the ergot is bought by druggists and is
worth much more than than rye itself-
The salt should be Immediately washed
out and both carefully dried.-GEo. HUI.
Iycoming Co., Pd.-Americu, AgicgIiufa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
sTAUrtER d HARTEl.

Chcap watches and JeweIry.
WHoLSALE and RETAIL, at the 'Philadel-
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. us
iold No, 96l North Second Street, corner Of Quar-
ry phiIaI'p N''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
o. D. MERREaL.

n. B.-Thcy viii also receive every variety Of
Ulicica On cd i-sion, at low rates. NJ q g.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
The Supply does not Equal the
Demand

We ask any candid man could this be so. If the
Medicine did not possess ALL the virtues claimed
forit?
The Proprietors have hundreds of certificates
from men of probity and standing in the commit
for the suffering.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
LGEG3 BNu
FLEMING HOTEL.

lFoRNERLy KNOWN As THE Coon INTENT,
CURWENSVILLE,
CleaTaH C"mM P1lsyl'o6a.
The subscriber Jcgs 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 rcfttcd ugd rofuruished IL in
q style adapted To the agc and the wants Of the
entire travelling community.
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THE PROOF:

That the Blood Scarchcr Is all that Is claimed
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