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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA buying, or in any way moddling with 2
Mich Cows, one red and the other brindlc. now
in the possession oi Joseph Milward of Decatur
tp., as the said cows belong to me, and arc in his
possession on loan only, subject to my ordes and
control.
DAVID GOss.
Sept 20, 1857. st pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Collier, of the NJ. L. Church
of the Pittsburg Conference, will visit
Clearfield circuit July 2lth and 25th, at
Palestine Grahampton township.
JAMES CLARY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

ID EMOVAL.-The undersigned Announces r.
IL the "whole world and the rest of mankind" "
that he has removed to the shop recently occupi-
ed by Radebaugh A Shea, as n tailor shop in
Shnws Row, where he will at oil times he found
ready and willing to attend to the 'soles' Of the
bootless part Of erection, His work needs no re-
commendation-it recommends itself, and he can
with prd point to his largely increased custom
in proof Ready-made work Of all kinds, will be
kept constantly on hand. The highest market
price paid for hides. JOS. COON.
Nay 9th 1857,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

BeA-Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, the oldest
person in Maine died in Durham, Cum
bcrland county, on the 2ld ult. She was
born in l743, thirty-three years before the
Declaration Of Independence. Till she
was about ITO she possessed bodily vigor
sufficient to enable her TO work in the gar
den, an employment she took great delight
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

IoUTHFUL MURDERER.-Thc Grand Jury
of Allegheny county, has found an indict-
ment against a boy, less than twelve years
of age, for murder. On the 10th of April
some boys were playing marbles; two of
them had some dispute about the game,
and during the melee Joseph Callahan, Jr.,
was stabbed through the heart by Michael
Norton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

pg@The weather, since the early part OF
last week has undergone a most agreeable
change. The nights, mornings and even.
ings are delightful, and the days, although
warm, are favored with refreshing breezes
and altogether the weather is exceedingly
pleasant, very suitable to the season and
in every respect favorable to the harvest
ing Of the crops, and the maturing of veg,
citation generally.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

DzyExPLANAToM.-We publish this
week the announcement of Col. j. l.. Cut.
tie, as a candidate for District Attorney
His name had been handed to us prior to
our last issue, but by an oversight did not
appear when it should have done so. We
owe his friends this explanation as ap APP
ology for the neglect.
BeapGen Patton, of Curwensville has
the thanks of the.senior for the handsome
lot of strawberries sent him last week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
LEATHER 4! LEATHER!
UENR Y w. OIERM1N

IMPORTER of French Calf skins, and general
i leather dealers, No. 6 South Third ST. Philn.
general assortment of all kinds of leather,
morocco, &C., &c. Red and Oak Sole leather.
March A. lS51.-1Y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

EAarnQrAIE.-A slight shock of an
earthquake vas experienced on Tuesday
in the vicinity Of New Haven, Conn, and
at Woodbridge, Westville, and Waterbcr.
ry. There have been but two shocks OF
earthquakes in that vicinity for two hun,
dred years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
TO MY CREDITORS.

Being aged and infrm in body am lcsirou,
to settle and close up all my worldly business -
All persons hayin 6 claims against NE are there
fore requested to present them at once for settle
mcnt desire to be my own executor.
lmoy 10, 1888. JAMES REA, Sr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

h'oottu E,nWt Conspicuous M
lhe 'ancium of thescnlor, pcrhmine win
l'' delicious Fragrance and cnliycninevi,b
it' brillinnthu It's sacred precincts In an
appropriate vase stands perfect paragon
OF bopct the Kin Of nm unknown lody
iriehd Language Is too feeble to cnobl,
the recipient to express through that me.
uum his profound gratitude to the fair
donor 1--WE know she must be fair for re.
memoering him amid his cares and per.
pleNllies His heart swclls nj the contem.
plalion there goes button Off INV whist
coat OF this unexpected, and undcseryed.
ana neyer-to-bc-forgotten token of-of-
oi-lthcre goes another button) respect
Cam be doubted that it will ever be held
IN the kindcst remembrance.
Esg'We the Junior have also been the
recipient of a very beautiful bouuct, for
which we intended to indite q sumner -
but after reading the above pvspiu,ion of
tho Senior, our ideas became so kcrfium~
mixed that we had to Gaze. Exit Junior
RoBBrRY.-The store of c. Kratzer, ESQ.
of this borough, was broken into last Sat
urdoy night, and about seyenty-fiyc dol
lars taken irom-the drawer. Nothing else
except pair Of coin scales is missing. The
entrance was effected by boring through
the shutter, and raising the bolt On
monday morning young man, a journey
man printer, who had beon in the place
about week, and had worked in this of
lice few days, was arrested on suspicion
Of Icing concerned in the transaction, but
nothing was elected tending to confirm
that belief.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

JOHN MAG4HEI, SEcY.
Se4-Iue township committees viii Jc
appointed und published next week
rS2~ The Brookyiile J.ytl5oaa, suggests
that the Representative Convention for
this District meet at Ridgeway on the 4th
of August. Our primary elections are or
dered to be held on the l4th of the same
month our nominations will not be de-
clared until the 18th, consequently we
will be unable TO participate in a confe
rec NEE ting held on the 18th.
. To the suggestion Of the Clarion Demo
crat that the Congressional Conferecs
meet at Broolyille on the 18th of August,
we have the same reply to make. Should
these suggestions be withdrawn, and any
later day named, we would acquiescc in
any day after our nominations are made.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 NY persons knowing themselves indebted by
N note or book account Of one year or more
standing, are positively requested to call and pay
of, otherwise they will bo treated according to
law, without respect to persons.
FRANCIS C0NDRIET.
Frenclyile, May 3, 1888.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
sTAUFFER u HARLEY.


NH0LSALE and RETAIL, al the "Philadel-
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. l4s
(old No, 9G) North Second Street, corner of Quar-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07
H. r. THOMPSON,

Dhy-Iciau, may be found rithcr gl Lis ofico
/ at NsoIcld's botsl JurwNH-viie when not
professionally ghscu. Dec, %, 1851
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

DR. LITCH'S PAIN CURER, ANTI.B Ill
IL Gus REMEDY and RESTORATIVE, for
Colds, Cough, Group, &c.--Scfd at JOS Goon's
Shoe Shop, Clearfeld oct. rs, '57
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-07

JAS. H,LARRIMER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

M The result of the recent Municipal elections
in Philsdephis has been source Of great rejoicing
with the Black Republican press. They look upon
it as 3 condemnation Of the Administration policy
Of admitting Kansas with her slavery constitution
The result showed that there no increase Of the
opposition vote over that given at the lest municipal
election when they were defeated but falling of
Of the Democratic vote. The ticket elected was
called the peoples ticket, and was supported by
all the odds and ends against the Democrats. But
now that the election is over they heralded it as
clean Black Republican triumph, at which some of
the other factions are unnecessarily complaining,
on the ground that the victory was equally theirs.
Practically the Black Republicans are right, for all
triumphs Ofhe factions againstthe Democratic party
will serve no other purpose than to strengthen abo-
litOnism at the expense of al national men Of the
country.
! But We are amused to see how indignant some of
the Know Nothing papers are because their finger in
the FIRE is not recognised, now that the election is
over. The following is a specimen. We copy it as
/ matter ofjustios to the great American" party
1--WE are sorry to see some Of our contemporaries
attempting to claim the recent success Of the Oppo
nents Of the Administration party in Philadelphia
as Republican victory" Surely these over
Jealous partisans speak without due consideration Of
the facts. The statement is neither generous nor
lust and overlooks the chief and most interesting
feature Of the case. The victory accomplished
/ by the union of all, of whatever name previous
association who were willing to lay aside their party
predictions and peculiar differences, and come
together in the one superior purpose Of defeating
the party Of the Government No Republican party
or American party, or any separate organization
/ such, could have done it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE

KIRwAN says that PiOus ScOtehman used to
pray-"O Lord, keep me right; for thou kncwest if
20 wrong Il is very hard to turn me-"
"Ouills are things that are sometimes taken from
the pniOns Of one goose to spread the opinions of
another"
A bachelor advertised for "helpmste, one who
would prove a companion for his heart his hand,
and his lot" fair one, replying, asked very
earnestly, chow big is your lOt!"
A Pennsylvania dentist offers prize Of a silver
cum to the person having the greatest number Of
reeth extracted by him. Teeth extracted for one
dollars per dozen"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

BLIND AND IGNoRANT.-The Lebanon Herald says
"Reheetng men take the same view Of Kansas that
Mr. Bell does, and we doubt not the feelings Of the
people will be pretty unanimous in his favor when
they get their eyes open vide enough to see the cor
ruptiOn and double-desling practiced by the Loco
foeo party upen this question from the moment il
was first introduced in Congress up to the present
hour"
Our Wilson county ootemporary we suppose con-
siders the Nashville Patriot as speaking without
reflection and that Ready, Zolicofer, and Maynard,
are blind aud know not what they are doing. 1t is
strange that Mr. Bell should see better than these
gentlemen, and better than every democratic repre-.
sentative from Tennessee; and II is equally surpris
ing that Mr.. Bell and the leaders Of the black
republican party should unite in prOnouncing the
lizard the same color. Mr. Seward, Mr.. Douglas,
and Mr.. Bell all see allke.-AuT. Meas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
Synopsis of the Presidents Proclamation
No COL

TT "a therein ordered that public sales Of lands heretofore
uuOHsred in the Territory of Kansas be held IS toows
Al he Land Oise at LeeOmptOn commencing on Monday,
the h Of Jdy 1853, OrysiI townships, and parts Of
lowushps in the counties OF Douglas franklin, Lykns,
Ardsrs0n and Mamie. ,
Al the Land Omcs LecomptoD, commencing OF Monday
the 18Th Of July 1885, Of thirty OWnghlp aud parts OF
townships in the counties Of shawnee, Weller and Coley
Atthe Lani once at KckapOc, commencing on Monday'
the 5th Of July 1858 OF AV three OWn1hPs and parts oil
Townships in the counties Of DOniPhan, Nenaha, and Aeh
isOn.
Atthe Land once 1t KckapOo, commencing on MONDAY,
the 18Th Of july 1853, thirynVe townships ana paris OF
townships in the counties OF NsmahR, Marshall and Cal
hOun. . -.
The lands will he offered with the usual exceptions OF
gcUOO sections &C. -.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are ali oneied
which s TO be accomplished within two weeks nd NO lon
ge and private entry Of any OF the ands viii be admit
ted until AFTER the expiration Of the two weeks .
Pre- empuOh claimants required 70 esIaomh thelI
csim 10 the satisfaction OF the pOPeT register ana reeeVe
and make pa ymtnt same, before the DAY Ap
pointed for the Of The public sales, DINER
wise LheiF claims will be forfeited ,
mayIs-Iaw4t Commissioner Ofthe Gen Land Omce'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
CLIFTON.

ON Tuesday the IIth DAY Of Eay next 10 O'Clock, A.
" ~ u the premises will sell elsVen lots Of ground In
Chiffon, continuing from to q acres
Clifton is situated the Charlotte Turnpike two miles
west Of Nashville The ground elevated and command
nE and we'll adapted eouury residences market gar
dens, dairy taTmsY exc.
Lot No COZ tans 10 acres and fronts on The turnpike
Lo No 49, Is situated The corner Of Bass Street and
H Il Avenue, and contains 3 y sores
Lot No. 49, at the eo15r OF m and Cldton Avenues con
tains al out acres A
Lot No. 20 At he corner Of Clifton Avenue and Morgan
Street. contains about 4 aeEes
Lot No. q, fronting HI Avenue and Morgan street
Lot No g. fronting on Hnl Avenue and Morga street
Part Of i5t No g. contains 6 acres and fronts Nor
gar Street and Han avenue.
Lot No. A. fronts Clifton Avenue, contains 2H scres
ia surrounded b. streets Of excel sDt soil, commanding
view OF the city ami river ano % AZ e1cesnt loeahoa
Ior a country residence market garden or dairy arm
Lot No ~ 80 Ecres and fronts on CLINTON Ave-
nue. ami Walker street.
Lois No Is and g each contain sbOut nine and
front Branch and Martin streets.
The above saleisp positive and without reserve.
TTRu-One fourth cashbalaacs 10 g. ~ and d months
for noiea Bank satisfactorily secured bearing In
teTest, and q lien retained
The ON nibus VIII bo on band as usual.
Those DESTROYS examining tne premises before day OF
sale, will please call on ,,,-re,y,,
mays "a - y. y . LlNDSLSA'
POSTP ONEMENr.
The above sale Is postponed ull the 18th inst when
vii positively Jake Place, - - -
mayIl-ld A v. 3 LlNDsLsH.
RTHUR,s Patent Self Sealing Fruit ANS and Jars, for
n preserving reshfT BY Hsrmetca Sealing, just re-
celvtd and Tor sals low BY -
maVi5-im =. W MAAEh q W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
I'll 49,
NASHVILLE SPRING RACES
THE SPRING MEETING
vv-pr,-HH nI-r 900


"WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1855.
SWeepstake tor all Is. mile heats 5000 entrance;
$50 forielt. John Kennedy namesg f. BY Emu, dam by
Anderby; years old. I'd Thompson Dames b. m Bette
Hawkins; years old. ". T. Cheatham names b. by
Glencoe, dam By LsviathaB; years 0 d. T. q. Moore
names ch. BY GencOs, dam BY Frank, years old.
THURSDAY, NAY 2, 1885.
SWeepsake for untrled years old Oue mile heats 800
entrance; S25 forfeit W. l. hounduee names Oh. by
Albiou, dam BY Pram. John Kennedy names blk c: By
Emu dam b. Ainderby. ". T. Cheatham names ca. T. By
Glencoe, dam Dy LesaLhan. James JACKSON names TO- C.
By Glencoe dan b. OlheIlO Col Geo ElrlI names ca.
bv A bon Jam b. Levathan. Gen. " g. Harding names
ca b. on 0am BY Pram. Gen. W. G. Harding names
br f bg Epsilon dam By PTiam. Gen. W. u. Harding
names br b. Epsilon, dam By Margrave. Rice and Cur
lisy name b. c. BY Yorkshire dan BIZ Glencoe. I. T.
Moore names CD c. BY Glencoe, dam by Frank.
FhIDAY NAY q, 1855.
Pro2rietor's purse 500 One m ls heats.
~ kACk.-PruPnsEOrs purse, 500 One mile heats OT
Bsllen years Old.
SATURDAY, NAY %, 1855.
PrOpristors purse s2JU Handicap two miles and half
MONDAY, MAY "A, 1855
Match for g. so q side; s ,oJO forfeit mile heats
James Jackson names tie B. nun b. Glencoe dam BY
Uthello. Yeas old Vim. R)uudHes q ames CHI + b.
GlencOe, dam Jane Watson b. Prism. years old.
SWEEPoTAKE PROPOSED
To BE- run on the first day Of the I'll Meeting with year
Odds 1900 eutrun5e; 500 JfsIg two nile heats, OF
more TO make q race. IOname and close the ION day
Of May 1855.
- Security will be required for the forfeit
5. J. CARTER.
aprl6-eodtd. Proprietor
The Lou sve Journal will publish three times and for
ward bill To This dice tor collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

dent Of the New York Tines says that Mr.. SLADE of
the recent firm Of LAWRENCE, STONE s. Co, in his
examination before the Taft Investigating Com
mittee accounted for nearly the whole Of the $751;,
600 expended by l., S. s Co., to facilitate the pas
sage Of the bill. Between 100000 and $4,000 is
shown to have been put in WAICOTT's hands, but
whether be paid it out or pOCketed it is not known
The remainder Of this SUN was contributed among
outsiders. No members Of Congress received any,
but one, who borrowed 81, 900 and repaid it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
A CHANSON ION CANTON:

John Chinaman a rogue is born,
The laws of truth he holds in scOrD;
About as great a brute as can
Encumber the earth is John Chinaman.
Sing Yeh, my cruel John Chinaman,
Sing Yeo, my stubborn John Chinaman;
Not Golden himself can take off the ban
By humanity laid on John Chinaman
With their little pg-eyes and their large pg-tails
and their diet of rats, dogs, slugs, and snails,
All seems to be game in the frying-Pan
OF that nasty feeder, John Chinaman.
Sing lie tea any sly John ChinamaR,
No fghtee, my coward John Chinsman;
John Bull has a chance-let him, if he can,
Somewhat open the eyes Of John Chinaman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
Missouri Lands for Sale.
Attention!
Emigrants and Spectators.

TTANtNG made an arrangement with on eEte nsiVe Seal
Estate arm saint Louis, We oh5T for sale on hoera
IeTms large number Of desirable farms and EnimproVed
land containing each from 20 70 o. acres ana located IN
t5s oUr countless Jefferson, Washington, franklin
Nadisoo Pok, OsAEs, Montgomery, Genty, Cole, ano q
number OF other counties. number OF the iaIms are wen
Iabds in nigh slate OF cultivation.
we will furnish those wishing 80 buy with list Of the
.pd and farms and letters OF Introduction 70 the 81 Louis
arm The quality OF the Missouri lands ts 90 well esa0'
shed that Commsnirom us a unnecessary Apply al our
once AK North Cherry street OF address
!. L. d K. W. BROWN,
Nashville. Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

KANSAS EyIaRAxrs.-SiK wagons containing about
twenty men and women, and some fifty children
passed through our city yesterday bound for Kansas
The emigrants we're all the way from North Carolina
and seemed TO have stood the fatgues Of their long
Journey remarkably well. They were supplied with
tents and camp equipsge, and every night camped
out in regular military fashiOn.-Loa Courier
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

RS- Mr.. ENGLISH writes to the Washington Union,
that the story that BEODERICK said to him. Get out
of my way you puppy" is untrue He says:
No such language was ever addressed to me by
Senator Broderiok, and, far as l know, the rela,
lions existing between that gentleman and myself
are Of q friendly character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

ANOTHER STATE ADMITTED.-The II ouse Of Rep.
ressntatives has finally passed the BILL which had
previously gone through the Senate, for the admis
sion Of Minnesota into the Union as State, and
we thus have now galaxy of thirty-twO stars to
emblszon upon the national standard. Should Kan
sas elect to come in under the recent act of Congress-
there will be still another State sovereignty to add
TO the list. Minnesota had already made choice Of
her Senators and Representatives, in anticipation Of
her admission, and they have taken their seats in
Congress. Gen. SHIELDS and Mr.. RICE are the
Senators The BILL we believe, allows the State two
Representatives, though Minnesota had claimed
three
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18
NV VOTE Ann rron,ran L1sr

Bank Of Tenn. saelbyville Bsnk.......par
Union Bauk...........-parL aWrenoeburg Poe
Planters Ban&..... par b Of West Tenn ......par
Merchants Bank. par Kentucky, Banks pareR pr
CITY par Ohio Banks par
Traders Bank Indiana State Bank.
Bank Of Commerce.. par ..5cdis
{" the BniOn.~ par ALABAMA.
." f" Chattanooga par Mobile .................p par
{" % Memphis...-par State Bank ........5cdis
River b'k, Memphis. par Central Bank .....5edis
Blk Of Dantridge,- l0cdis Commercial Blk beds
IS Claiborne, .30cdis Northern Bank ...5edis
20 TazeWel... 80edis Virginia ..... par
Trenton. SOcdis South Caroline $500. -. par
" Jefferson...3 0edis Georgia, fold bks) j.. par
Bank Of America. par North Carolinis.....53 dis
Northern Bsnk par Louisians, par
Southern .......psr SPECIE.
Citizen ........ parIAmerican Gold, lto2pre
Commercial " ..... par Silver. lto2Pre
Bucks Bank ......... ...par EXCHANGE.
Exchange blk Except New ORB selling ! 70 Pt
small notes -......psr Phllsdelphla' '''-a pre-"
Farmers Bank. ......par Baltimore ''''''''a
I Bkof Middle Tenn. par Louisville .....''''"z
4" {" Paris par Cineinnstl''''''.
" g Knoxville. l0cdis LAND WARRANTS.
" Nashville. 15cdis.eO l6O ''.''.''' '''.o9S
Ocoee Bank l2Vs '''-sO'