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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
.on Depot, Kept by Merrell & Carter


On Second Street, Clearfea, Pa.
r the place where all the 'ollowng articles
=. can be had at reduced prices: IN. ..
j n Iran Of all sizes By tie small or By tie
Hlmh@; Cast SeelQf uariou8 sizes and best
nudity; a lzrgc assortment Of Stores among
MITCH gW be found the Ne1o World Cook
Dak Premium, Great Republic, Bucks Pat
nj, and the clccatcd Minnesota. ALsO, a
'trge assortment Of nmeplates and ParIor
-N,0ros and Aiy-bghts Of uarjous Patterns
ASo, Ploos Of tie best and latest pattcrHS.-
Aiso, Of their o0n Manufacturing large as
Soitaent Of Tin-,oare, Store pipe, Sheet-iroa
pms Of all sizes, and all articles ofthe kbodm
Hcir Ene kept alcqys onhqnd House spou>
i'm done to order, and Tin Roofag done ,oM
lspaeh AlSo, large assortment Of all
kisIS Of housekeeping utensils constantly on
kabd COUNTRY Y MERCHANTS
arc invited to call, as they can be accommodated
at very low Ggu res with anything in our line.
All orders will be thankfully received and
romptly attended to-
.H #t q. 0. b. MERREnL.
... N... i. r. GARTER.
~ D.--They viii also receive every variety of
iiclcs en- &C zp-ission, at low rates. NJ & G.
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CABINET WORK,

at his shop, and that he manufactures to order.
yof superior inish,) every description of house
mold and kitchen furniture, among which are
Centre and Dining Tablcs-Mahogany and Com.
mon bureaus-Common and Fancy Bedsteods
Stands, Safes Cupboards, Sofas. Lounges. &C..
which he is determined to dispose of at as cheap
rates, for cash, as they can be purchased at any
other establishment of the sort in the county
Persons wishing to buy furniture are invited to
come to his shop and examine his articles. and
judge for themselves of their quality and finish,
before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels conf.
dent that he can suit them in price and quality.
\. Il. lie is also prepared to make CoFFYs to
order on the shortest notice, and attend funerals
with hearse, when called upon. f
.E%-All kinds of country produce will be re.
ccived in payment for work.
nov. II, lSjS.-Iy.
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DR. j. NJ. LINDSEY: Dear Sir-I take plea.
sure in acknowledging the great benefit
your Improved Blood Scarcher has been to my
son. He has been afflicted with what physicians
called scrofulous disease of the absobing
glands Of the stomach. lie has been afflicted
with this disease from infancy He is now ff,
teen years of age; during all this time he has
had several severe attacks, and all the food ia
ken into the stomach impaired little strength to
the system. | had several eminent physicians
attend ing him, but found very little advan-
tage, as the disease still returned with all its aw
ful consequences.
In april 1857, he had violent attack, so much
so, that all who saw him supposed he was in the
last stage of Consumption. | was advised to try
your Blood Searchcr; accordingly procured
one bottle of it, and by tho time he had used it
no appeared restorerd to perfect health.
1t is now one year sine he used your invalua-
bic Blood Searcher, and | am perfectly satsf-
ed 1t has saved him from an untimely grave. ]
now unhesitatinglyerecOmm it to all who may
be similarly Afflicted, and deem it no more than
justice to bear this public testimony to its vir-
tues.
Respectfully yours, &c.
JAMES +. DEVLIN,
Pomroy Station, A. p. r. Road.
Mr.. Dovlin is well known to the citizens of In
diane and Westmoreland counties
July G, 1858.
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NOTICE.

M HEREAS my wife, Sarah Wordsworth, has
w left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, therefore caution all persons
from trusting her on my account, as | will not
pay any debts of her contracting, from and after
this date.
JASON wEDsWORTH.
Fox tp. Nov II, lSjs.-3tpd.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LANDS,

DH virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
ID Of CIeorited county, there will be exposed
to sale, by outcry. on
Mondo9 the 18th dayof NorcmJcr, 1858
at o'clock, p. me. at the court house in the
borough of Clcarfcld, all that
Certain piece or parcel of Land,
Situate in Morris township Cearfcld county.
containing about lI2 Acres, beiug part of
survey warranted in name of Hyman Graft, and
being the Northeast corner of said survey. known
in the partition of estate of James Airport. de-
ceased, as pwpaH No. Z. This land is dcsira
ylb located for farming purposes, and is toler-
ably we'll timbercd-
TERMS.-Ono half cash at confirmation. and
tho balance in one year, to be secured by judg-
ment.
MATILDA ALLPORT.
Oct u, 1858, Ercrutyir
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FANCYFURS
FOR LADIES & CHILDREN.
JOHN FAREIRA & co.
No. SIS (NeW No.) Market st, obore Ejghh,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in

L
0aem@% Uunp3
For Ladies and CLibirea; Also. CENTS Fvs
Fr Collars, and Gloces.
'JNHE number of years that which wo have
l. been engaged in the Fur business, and the
general character Of our Furs, both for oualty
and price is 50 gcnrally known throughout the
Country, that we think it unnecessary to sav
more than that we have now opened .nr assorf
ment of FURS for the FALL and WINTER soIes
the largest and most beautiful that we have
ever before offered 10 the pgblic. Our Furs have
all been Imported during the present season
when money was scarce and
FUES MUCH LO WEB
than at the present time, and have been mann.
factured by the most competent workmep; we
are therefore determined to sell them at spcb
prices as will continue to give us the reputation
we have borne for years, that is to sell good
article for very Small Profit.
STOREKEEPERS RS will do well to give us
,all, as they will find the largest assortment by
lar to select from in the City, and at manufac
urers prices.
JOHN FARTERA & co.
No. SIS Market street, above sth, Philada.
Sept. goth, 1928. 4ms
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
RESTAURANT.

4 the public that he has opened an eating
duse in the basement story of Morrow's Qate
sIomphill's) Hotel, where may be found every
flvury of the season, such as Ice Cream Sardines,
pickled Oysters, Lemonade, Ale, Lager Beer,
axes, Confec tionaries, Fruits, Nuts, &C., &c.-
! ic hopes by strict attention TO his business to
merit, and receive, share of public patronage.
A. G. FLANAGAN.
June 30, 1S5S.-3m . . ..
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THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY DULLE.
TIN

A handsome, well-Glled Family Weekly News.
"a roper-is published by the propriet.rs at the
following unprece entcd low rates - copy. one
yea, 5 90; copies do. s. 90; 10 90 copies do
$40 90 q copies, do SIS 90 80 copies, d.
$50 10 100 copies, DO. $50 OO.-FrRTHER Iy
DuCENENTs The largest club lover 1907 will be
sent for three years. The next largest club lover
1907 will be sent for two years. Address
CUMMINGS & PEACOCK,
Propretors, Bulletin Building, No ll2
South Third Street Philadelphia.
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llhOAls IlNho NM AiiN~i y % Abisos
BY inhalation tho curative properties of medi-
cnos are directly addressed TO tho diseased or
gan aud the intcgumcnt, | do not advise the
use Of Medical Inhalation Of any Kind, TO the ex-
cusion Of GENERAL rEEArMESTj and although
consider II o useful aduvant IN the proper man
ogemcnt of those fearful and often fatal diseases,
yet deem it very necessary that eOeh patient
should have the benefit Of both GENERAL and lo-
cal treatment. The success OF my treatment IA
the above diseases, and the high character Of
the Institution over which / have so long had
the honor to preside, are too well known to need
any oulogy or cOmment from me. At the solicit
tation Of many private and professional friends,
through whose phanthropic aid the above char
ity has been long aud literally supported, and nl-
ter due consideration / have concluded To make
such arrangements as viii bring the benefits Of
my experience and treatment within the reach Of
all, and not conHno myself as heretofore, to
those only who entered the Infrmary, or who
were able to visit mo at my office. Hoping,
therefore, that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction, both to my professional brethren
and the public, | would respectfully announce in
conclusion, that Tenn no,r BE- copghcd personal.
iy or By letter. all diseases as above and that the
medicines, the same as used in the Institution,
are prepared to suit each individual case,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.

I'llE Partnership heretofore existing bstween
4 DIR. Lorain and DR.. Hartswck in the prac
tice OF Medicine is this day dissolved by mutual
eonsent.-All persons having accounts with the
lrm Will please call and settle Immediately, and
if they cannot pay, give their notes. The hooks
will remain at their old office, whore DIR. Herts-
wick can be found at all times, either to ssttle or
attend to professional calls.
HENRY L0RAIN
Oct 1s.h, 1883 J. q. HARTsWICK
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~ The subscriber having tahon the above woll
known stand, formerly kept by Hm. A. Mason,
In Curwcnsyillo, Pa, is ready to accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage. Ills
table viii always be supplied with the bcst the
ark.t affords, and h' Bar with the choicos
liquors. His stable will be uader the care ofo
tcntive hosters. ..| DAVID SMITH
Curwensyie, April 81. 1858.
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JOSHUA S. JOHNSON,

U&BINl&T LALIED, z
HAVING fitted up a shop few doors east
IA Of the COIN JEW STORE" on Market ST..
desires to inform the community ut large that
he keeps on hand a variety of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
CAUTION,

A III persons are hereby cautioned cgainst
"a meddlng with tn following described pro-
perty, now in the possession ofW. J. CaldM ell,
as the said property i. subject to my order only,
viz:
Three hogs, seven shoat, ono spring calf II
lot Of hay, lot of oats, lot Of corn in the ear,
thirty bushels OF buckwheat the one third of
nino acres of wheat in the ground, one cook
stove, bureau, table, stand, three beds and bed
ding, one set Of chairs, enc large and one small
rocking chair--and the balance Of the house
hold furniture.
t... JOHN WELSH.
oct 27, 1SjS.-3t.
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Adjourned Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
- Orphans Court of CloarGeld county, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court house
in the borough Of Clearfeld, on SATURDAY,
the 9th day of Nov. next all the interest of
Matthew Stott decd, in and to the follow ing
described real est'te situate in Boggs tp., and
bounded by lands of VIM. Lumado on tae west,
tract in name Of Henry Stewart on the north.
lauds Of Howard on the east and on the south
by lands Of James Forrest, containing 80 acres
more or less, on which are erected q two.stury
log house and other outbuildings, with about
10 acres cleared Terms cash on confirmation
Of sale. JAMES STOTT,
Admr Of Matt. Stott, dec
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M NtW ANNtN6tNfNH
ih6 fnhHafitaf tt.t..lmlN hH.NHaH Miht rnh
lf ilhi hehh. htsn iht ahbib thni NJ ttaltf
0urh Of cIoafntld. hud f pftrhfti 10 Hft1Auo
date en- who mag rive MIN , thll The public
nay teB nwufcd ihat % viii w. conducted ih iht
heN mnnuof possible. lils table will he supplied
win ne bolt tho market adDfis ilia nar nllei
with tht choicest brands ofWints nnl Nqn1ff, aud
hia stables will be under lhp enfp of attentive nnd
cateiul ofilcra DANIEL N. WEAVER
Fob. ~, t65T-y.
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Dors Disrnse Otiginhtt in
tmpUn rY on fnE
@GO OBJ

1ntS De- question Of vital Importance, and
ono which hnf never been satisfactorily disposed
of ty Che protectors who teach ilo healing hH.
Some maintain and especially The uld school
physicmnB-thnt lo lives in ihc blood, and
therefore nll disohscs originate in ii-hul modern
science nyers that ailments have their orguaiion
in both The solids and fluids Of the body That
tho latter piopondernte, however,, is u lxod fact,
and medical skill has clearly demonstrated that
at least two thirds OF the me that human 1cih Is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
AMBROTYPEs For so Gus |!
Cabinet, Chair Making,
AND HOUS PAINTING

TOHN GULICH & DANIEL BENNER 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-
ote the jew store, large assortment of Mahogo-
sy and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet ware of
every ription-whch they will be found eve
ready to dispose Of on as reasonable terms as the
Same articles can be had elsewhere in the county.
I cir stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con.
ssts in part of
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sofas, Sewing
ai Wash Stands, Desks and Book Cases, French
a. Field Post Bedsteads, Dining, Breakfast, Cen
tr Card and Pier Tables, &c.
0FFINS manufactured and delivered al any
p ee desired.
May %, 1854
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SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE

' VI " 4
' 4 Nhe subscriber, formerly Of the Exchange Ho.
Il TEL Philipsburg, having taken the above
new stand, situate on the bank of the river in the
lower end Of Curwensville, would announce that
he is now ready for the accommodation of stran-
gers and all others who may favor him with n
call. The house is large and comfortable. and
travellers will find every convenience necessary to
their comfort Ample stabling is attached to the
premises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1858.
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ron rTtt Nv Ivptt,
fI'nr euutHbr ta. m..i..Htsi ssi ....,
lM h.I'0gWan 0h Nait0 q if4lt as.
It hg D'.ah0ii lloH ltifo thl H.h il
ltd Htotk Of fttsuNAnil uUOns .ttt
how'll sell ni7 vrJ tor tgwe
MI. t'och con.tN oln gonUd as.oHmsu, 1
Dry Goods, Groceries Hard
ware Quoeosware, Glass
ware, Drugs Oils &c
Including host of olhor hHieltt I'm bis s,.I
muur witch can Uundah extensive snd w.,
ed solee ton Of LADIES' dross goods ,ne6 \,
Dpcoia Pgapl cioR, DrJs,gs, @. +
Jp,ys, Cdgimgta, Deluacs, Az
yac1t, FthH M.Tbos,
PbHds, dRu fUap .Ia .le
sorlac,ror BONNNEPs 6rHg sa.r
His GENTLEMrRN's wear consists Of a lave.
assortment of .r.I
Cassimores, Cloths, Sattinells. SaGn
Vesting Twceds, Hats nnd Cans, I.li
ASD Az EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF ...f
BOOTSrANrD SHOES v
For Lafes, GaHlemol and Clildrsaf.
with almost every other article that may bs ma.
ccssUry 70 supply inc wants OF tho COmmunity
The pressure Of the money market having bsS
the effect Of reducing the price Of many article,
of merchandise, the undersigned has boen epo.
bcd to buy his stock at such ra es that he can
cell goods at prices to suit the times. And hay.
ing heretofore cndeavorcd to please his Gu. .tomer,
both In tho quality Of goods and the prices al
which ho sold them, he hopes to receive a rca.
souablc share Of patronage. Allin want Of goods
will please call and examine his stock of ebean
est goods.
Ia"~ Country produce of all kinds taken in sx.
change for goods.
" ...s WM. F. IRWIN.
CcorGeld Nov. 10, 1898. ...
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Prom Dr James VI, jarrett ol
rnu NUw Y0BK LUNG iNtinNApN
ny ronuetiIon Uf lhb pot clfhi ielr HIih
iho above lu.iljun0h, n. thuf rht..tIan Hnl q
w live yt8ts c0ugt OF ttHdy devotion % We
Pulmonary Consumption,

and is Kindred diseases, toeehet with my un.
htaled opportunities and advantages Of patio.
logical roscarch-aled not little by perfect
4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
Impure state of the
Blood

As, for instance, in the long catalogue, such as
Scrolula, letter, "Barber's Itch"
Pimples, BIotches, Erysipelas, u
GERS, Salt-Rheum, Discharges
from the Ear, Fever sores, or ir-
ruptivo Diseases of any kind.
These are ascertained by well known medical
laws TO arise from bad blood-while the highest
medical authorities declare that most fevers ori-
gnate n the same ianner, and more particular
ly Typhoid and Searlet--tho former being an in
ternal, and the lntter an external irrupuyo dis
earse and in oil persons attacked by these ma
ladies the blood is found to DO coagulated, or Of
a dark unhealthy color.
To ward of largo majority of diseases, as
well as to cure n number which have already sci
zcd upon the system,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
MEDICAL INHALATION,


has enabled me 10 arrive at decisive, direct
and successful course of treatment l0r The posi-
tiv aud radical cure Of oil discusses of tho
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

hINDsEY's IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER DOES
NOT CLAIM TO DE A
Universal Panacoa for every disease known but
the proprietors claim for it the power not only Of
Draining out All Impurities of the
Blood,
but by the skilful combination Of well known
V4gGl52@sSBlS Ag = gSlgRL2S
thrill care all diseases arising from dcrang-
ed state Of the Lioer--drive ont Dyspepsia,
and gire rceDcd tone and Uigor
to the Stomach.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-15
ASK ANY PERSON
Who has ever used the Blood
Searcher

lVhcher Relief ras Elpericpcd.
Let the afflicted give it trial-a single bottle
will convince the most skeptica of its efficacy.
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&C. dc will be forwarded by express to any
part Of the United States or the Cuuadas.
4 L II MS:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-13

Pagoda bells i'm India, is ever toiling. The
preacher too, warns you of the love which you
despise-ofsthe tears of theSRedeemer wept over
you-Uf the glorious promises which he has
made, and that If you disregard all these ana
continue in sin, that hell must be your ever
lasting portion. God has done more still for
YOU He has given you book-in that book
he SAYS sit is appointed once unto man to die
that ''after death comes the Judgment" He
has also told you that the wages of sin are death.
Belshazzars death and warning came together
but YOU have been more favored You have
wondered-yet he still looks upon you with at
lection. Consider the love of God as manifested
in the parable of.the Prodigal Son. Dead to
the expostulations of affection, that youth took
his Journey into far country and wasted all
that he had in riotous living. Years rolled
away, yet the old man still cherished the mem
ory of his son. At last the son is brought to
his recollection. Did that father spurn him
Behold with what affection he goes forth to meet
him-how he falls upon his neck and kisses
him-how he puts the ring upon bis finger
has the fatted calf killed for him, and how he
bids all rejoice over the return OF the Prodl-
gal. How intense and unspeakably tender IS
such love. Hear, OH Earth, and give ear
Ol We heavcps that such is the love of God for
his children. The eye of God is upon you; he
warns you, he wants you to return home; he Is
panied and distressed at your wandering. Have
no fear, penitent young men! Lo! your iath-
er sees you from aiar. Heaven re echoes with
the joyful exclamations of this my son was
dead and is alive again; he was lost and is
found" You cannot tell how soon the judge
ment may come to you. HIS patience with you
may be well nigh exhausted; your days are
numbered and nearly finished the kingdom of
heaven will soon be taken from you. Obi that
God will give you grace. If you continue in
your sins, your night will close in gloom. l
know, young man, that nothing is more foreign
from your intentions than that YOU should be
called away nnprepared: you do not contem-
plato such thing; yet declare to you, in the
name of God, that night of awful gloom is
impending over the impenitcnt sinner, May
the grace of God deliver you, and to his great
name be. praise now and for ever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-13
EROM wASHINGTON.
rspeeIal Correspondepee Of the Intelllgsnoer.l

WASHINGTON, Friday, April 9th, 1858.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Douglas, from
the Committee on Territories, reported sub
stitute for the Bill to organize the Territory of
Arizonia, entitled, "An act to amend the organ
c act establishing Territorial Government for
New Mexico" This substitute provides that
vino, A'iE0nia snail become Sunciently popu-
lous to constitute State, the Legislature may
proceed to call Convention for the purpose of
forming Constitution, to be submitted TO the
people, and if ratified by them, to be sent to Con
gress for admission, within such boundaries as
Congress may prescribe; and this policy is made
standing rule for all future Territorial admis-
sions, except in the case of Utah.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up and
advocated by the California Senators, and post
poned until the next sitting of the body.
The Joint Resolution directing the presenta-
ton of n medal to Commodore Paulding, being
taken up, Mr.. Slidell, of La, spoke at length in
condemnation of the course of the Commodore
in arrcsting Walker in Nicaragua, yet holding
that Walkers expedition was wholly indefensi-
BILE, and should have been arrested by Comman-
der uhatard. This subject was also postponed,
in course, and the Senate adjourned until mon
day.
In the House of Representatives, the motion
to re-commit the Deficiency Bill, with instruc-
tons, was lost by vote of 40 to l0l. The
main question being then order, the bill was re-
jected by n vote of 1914 to 100. The Kansas
bill being then up, motion to adhere to the
House amendments was carried by 10 to Ill,
Mr.. Marshall, of KY, having paired off with Mr.
Bowie, of Md. Pending motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting the Deficiency Bill, the House
adjourned.
The only chance now left for the passage Of
the Kansas Bill is the secession of the Senate
from its non-concurrence in the amendment of
the House This subject has been thoroughly
talked over in Senatorial and Administration
circles, and the conclusion arrived at, that
,toti not rad IN
overbalance eight Senator'S
The Secretary of the Interior was yesterday
assaulted, and struck, at his Office, by an ex-
clerk of the Department A revolver was also
drawn by the ass,ilant, but he was prevented
from using it by the presence of mind and SUI
perior strength of the Secretary, and thcinter-
vention of bystanders, the Secretary grasp
ing and throwing him upon the floor, while the
bystanders took the weapon out of his hands,
The name of the assailant, is Peter Besancon,
of Louisiana aud the cause of the assault is said
to be dissatisfaction in connection with his being
removed from his situation. NIReNIUs