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Furnishing Goods,

in full stock as usual. Under Shirts Drawers
White and Fancy Shirts Handk rchefs Stocks Crasats
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves Socks
Suspenders,
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dpRADY's PUBLISHTNG HOUSE.


ss EtHE CAUSE AND OUR e." complete
o practical treatise on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness and Premature Exhaustion, with Local Deb
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which added Treatise Syphitic or Venereal Dis
illustrated by anatomical plates and
drawings.
Organs Of Generation in the Male Organs of genera
tion in the Female; Hermaphrodism Masurbation symp
toms and Effects of Sperm atorrhGaj Treatment of Impo
tence, Physical Exhaustion, and Depression Of Mind.
Venereal Observation-Disclosures of Gonorrhoea; Chronic
0onorrhea; External 9onorh9a; Gleet Srcture Treat
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ondary Syphilis-Price 81, post paid.
"Dr Walson'sWork has evidently been written By per
son of great practical experience, and cordially
ommend it n-MedIo,J Journal.
Sold by CHARLES MILLER, 4S6 Broadway. N. York.
To be had Of the Author, DR.. W. WATSON, at his res
idence 459 Brooe street. second Block west Of Broad
way New York. where he mAy be consulted the above
subjects from in the morning to night. DR.. WAT
son Is also consulted by letter. and will forward every
additional instruction, and the medicines required.
w WATSON, NJ. D,
Formerly Surgeon to the Lock Hospital, London.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIsoOvERED Al LAST.
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e Z Il G T e Z C OLE,

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Will do its work perfectly in from three twenty minutes
has been used by thousands, and pronounced be the
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This Oil acts the system with electrictyis of pure
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The beet physiologiss If Europ have discovered that
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IL None genuine without the signature OF Prof c. De
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Try everything elsej give this simple trial.
CAUTION BE careful to ask for and get be GRITH's
Electric OIL as worthless limitations abound
There are numerous limitations sprung up the repu-
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They are Worthless
For sale by GEO. r sPURR POI Main street, Whole
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-, TO BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
k@QFAOrURERs. - d. WHrrTEM0RE's Dressing
~ Blacking and Varnish. for sale by gallon or barrel
vt GODDARD n EsrABROOK's Boot and Shoe Finding
Store sargenrs Block, corner Of Main and souhbrdge
stfeeis d9m y23
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NJ e w F A LII C 20 ID S
S A M u T. l. z A r KER,
AT THE OLD STAND,
1879 MAIN STREET,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally, who are in the habit of paying
O A s H
for the articles they purchase that he has received
splendid assortment Of FALL G0ODe, which he will
make up fashionable thorough, and workmanike
manner, at the most reasonable rates, on the above
terms.
His Stock consists Of
English, French, and German Broadcloths
For DRESS and FRo0K COATS.
Also, variety OF different styles of Cloths for BUsI-
NESS and FANCY COATS.
French and American Cassimeres,
And every description of PANTALOoN GOODS, besides
stock Of
CASHMERE AND SILK VESTINGS,
Which have been selected with especial care from the
best stock in Boston and New York.
In addition 70 the above, assortment of CLOTHS
for LIGHT AND HEAVY oVERCOA ATS, which
cannot be surpassed by sny stock Of similar description
of Goods to be found in the city.
August II. d3m
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,Xss x CARRIAGE FACTORY
k, 10y. Established in 1888, "a years since
SAZ--S2 A. TOLMAN a. CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found.
for sale, 10 Light Oarrysls,
Light Cairyalls
2Large Carryalls, seats,
7 Phaetons,
IL Prince Alberts
Top Bugges,
Chaises,
a0pen Buggies,
1924 hand Carriages, various kinds,
Two horse Pedlar's Wagon and Harness.
Making the best assortment Of Carriages ever offered
for sale In Worcester. We ave on hand, Harnesses,
Trimmings, Cloth, Lace Leata Boss, Bands, Springs,
hxles Bolts, &c
The Phaetons for elegance comfort and service the
best Carriages in use, for two or three persons
Prince Alberts are new style, and very beautiful.
The Carryals Of four kinds, and cost from 51e6to
e40O.
We know as good carriages are made in Worcester a.
In any place in the county, and promes that persons
buying Of us, shall the commissions and expenses
which must be paid At Repositories and Trading Houses
We are building and shall soon hnsh, Coaches, Garry
ais Chases, and other, carriages In addition to n
above. du ap10
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NORTH BRIOGEWATER DRESS
~ ING BLACKING, manufactured by @. s. HATH
AWAY, recently improved it the NEST perfect
Dressing that be used upper Stock, giving a
good gloss and rendering the same soft and smooth
without the aid of OIL Also, Edge Yarnish for sale in
any quantities, at
sOUTHGATE R0GERs's,
Leather and Findings Dealers,
Cor Main and Pleasant streets, Worcester.
jy31 d3mt
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DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CApARRH.
Eg.EG, .#yVsD BLOOD
pm SBCAAN,
OF New York CIty,

Bv limitation, and his other new Rem,
edies known only to himself is performing miracles by
curing the most ncurabe diseases he has succeeded
in obtaining that skill for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in van that OF being able prescribe
8 certain cure for Catarrh and Consumption.
Under bis new, direct and common sense practice
those oathsome and terrible sesses are now perfectly
Durable.
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Services with fine accurate portraits of every great public
character male and female. Sketches Of picturesque
scenery, representations of ife the wave" and
act illustrations Of miracle curious specimens from
the animal kingdom, will also be given One great fea-
ture of
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6sINGER'S SEWING MACHINES FOR
- sALE-Two Sewing Machines, one new and IN per
feet order, adapted to work leather CLOTH Prices
$50 aud $50. Manufacturers price 500 and tl25
auI dtf A. r. WARE 4 co..
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OV Err 90 A S;
Prices varying from So to $40.

We hope to do great business in this department
We tan confidently recommend them in every desirable
particular. In
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shall sell my goods at low price, and in all cases
goods will be what they are recommended.
Thankful for past favors and by close attention to
business, hope to receive continuance the same lib
eral patronage. Call and examine my stock of goods
before buying.
Corner of Main and Foster Streets.
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Or. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARsHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHA CURES HUMoRs
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
CONSULTATION FRED.
NJ. can for all cases, prescribe equally well by
etter. Price SO 90 per month.
The First Four Days of Each Month
DIR. MAR SHALL
Will be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
Direct all letters to the Bay State House. Worcester
Mass, or the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
ne d&utf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03
InhaIing Vnpors, Medical
INIIALERS,


DC &C., will ne forwarded by express to any
part of the United States or the Cunadas.
re X Ms:
Ny terms of treatment 10y letter are as
follows viz: 81 per month Tor each pa
tient, which will include medicine sulti-
cient for one months use also muaIlug
vapor, and an lnhalmg Apparatus. Pay.
ment rs follows: So to be paid to Express
Agent on the receipt OF the box oi MedI-
cine, and the palance st at the expiration
of the month. if the baticnt be cured or is
entirely satisfied with the treatment. Pa
tients, by giving full history of their
case, and their symptoms in full, can be
treated as well by letter as 10y personal cN-
animation. Patients availiug Themselves
Of DR.. Jarrett ) treatment may rely on i'm
mediate and permanent rrliei,a, hc seldom
has to treat case over thirty days. Let
tcrs for advice promptly answered. F1"
further particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT NJ. ID.
No. $50 BrooLcay, cor Tcs.Ub ST., y. T.
P. S-Physicians and thcrs visiting the city
are respectfully invited to call at the ludrmury,
whore many interesting eases can be Witnessed,
aud where our improred Aypnr0r"s for the luha
latiOn Of mcdicatcd ynpor can be seen and inspect
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03
til, IS. +. J. MCCULLOUGH, AaGr.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the OrPha"'s Court Of Cteogfcid County.
h, the matter Of the Estate Of Jacob Leonard late
Of Beccariu qo. Ctearf Id county deceased.
And now, TO wit, the 10th day of august 1885,
on motion in open court, Jas. II. Larrlmer ap-
pointed an auditor to investigate and report up
on the partial account of John W. Wright and
Jesse Williams, Executors Of said decedent, filed
May 18th, 1888. Per Curian.
All p rsons interested in the settlement Of said
account will take notice that viii attend to tho
duties ut my appointment at the Office Of Larr-
mer 4 Test, Saturday the 18th day Of November
next, at ? o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, whore they
can attend if they see proper.
Get 18th, IS. J. II LARRIMER. AUDI,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03
LEGIL NOTICE.

In the o,ater qf tie Estlte ?f AbrahQm Hess
Ate NJ B.ljS locuslip deccased
To Mary Hess, widow Of said decedent Sarah
Ontcrmarrcd with Manly c. LOndon,) Isaac
Hess ltehccca. tintrrrnarred with John IIa-
ny nov d,c'd.j Martha, (intermarriod with
Joseph Luud,u.l George Hess, Sarah, tonly
child of Abraham Hess jun. deed Abraham
lles, "phia. linJrrmarrird with David Az.
key,I Alexander Hess aud Rosanhl Hess,
children aud grandchildren Of sald decedenl,
and to all others interested
You will take no
ticc that at an Orphans Court held at Clearfeld
in ana for CIoaricld Comfy. on the Goth day of
August last past, the petition of GEORGE Hess was
read whercupun on motion Of his Attorney, l.. J.
Craus Esq. Il writ Of PARTITION issued, whereby !
wUs commanded that taking twelve good aud law
iul men, ! should 90 npOn the premises in said
petition mentioned, viz: two certain tract, or
pieces oi land situate aud lying in BuEgs town
ship Garfield c unity, and having respect to the
valuation thereof upon Iheir uaths and nllirma-
tions To maze partition OF sand real estate to aud
among the hpiis and leg REPRESENTATIVES Of the
said d"reieut, If the same can h5 parted and di.
yidrd wth"ut pr,jndice to or spuiling the whole,
thrrwse tu make valuation and appraisement
thereof In accordance with the command Of
said writ. | will uu Thursday the Twenty first
day Of October A. d. 1855. on the premises in
Bog5s township, part and divide, or value aud
appraise the same.
JOSIAH K. REED, Sheriff.
Cearfed Sept. 3Oth 1883.
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.,ott,i.is ii,Rin, uhVtN. n,a

Nmllaelng accounts have been etamlbsi Al.
tasiei by me, and temaih hlei ol record To- 10,
once mi the nsperiioh ui me hoifi. ierAtssi
rrtiitort hnd al others in any WAY intefoitss
and wlibe presented io The neat O1phant C8nt
of Clpafdeld coiuiy 10 Ne held NJ the u6u,,
house In he totough oi Clea acid on Tussda,
The 10Th. day W November nekt, for con6tuaton
and allowance
Tho Te.iameutary account Of Lewis Erhati
and Geotgc Erhnri, Administrators of Christian
irhnrd deceased, who was Executors Of David
Lrhnrd, late of knos township, Clearhold coun.
", deceased.
The Final account Of Roswell Luther Admin.
istrator of a ] aud singular, the goods and chat.
lels, rights and credits Of James W. Dunlap, late
Of Brady township, Clcarded county, deceased
The A ministration account Of Maria lllllburn
AMI Matilda Maget, Administratricos Of Mary
Magee, late of the borough Of Clearicld, deed,
Tee final Administration account Of George W.
Rhecm and Lydia Rhcem, Admir- and Adm'x Of
George W. Rhoem, ST.. late Of the borough Of
Clearfcd deceased.
Oct. 18th, '5S JAMES WRIdLEY, Regf.
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TRUsTING To \ SINGLE CRop.-IheTe Is
no crop that does not fail sometimes, tho
there are a few which are never wholly cut
offin any one season. Grass, for example,
always yields partial crop and person
may, if need be, depend uholiy upon this
product asa means of subsistence, The
same thing, however can hardly ever be
said Of any other staple crop lnnumera-
bic illustrations might be given Of the dan.
ger Of depending upon single crop. he
result in Ireland OF depending upon the
potato crop Is patent. The failure OF the
wheat crop, in many parts OF this country,
has involved thousands of farmers in debt,
which it will take years of toll and econo.
my TO liqudato. a friend Of he West had
been 80 successful in raising peaches that
he turned his whole attention TO that
crop. Last year he realized q large net
profit, and looking for still greater results
this year, he laid out his pl rs according
", and incurle ed considerable debts to be
paid from the proceeds of his peaches. The
result is, that from five or six thousand
trees he gathers scarcely two bushels OF
marketable fruit
A mixed cultivation is the safest in The
long run. If the potato crop fails, JET
there be corn, wheat, barley or Other
grain to fall back upon. The chances OF
utter failure are diminished thousaLr I
fold, where there arethree or four different
crops under culture 4 season destructive
TO one is likely to be Just the thing for
another.-Amec'tnl AgricRimSk ...
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ANritnLlnrlL.
Adjoining and Beautfying rarm,rg
HUmpa


"ll thc mumcr hus sons ruj daughters
and Wishes thom Go grow up inm, ID
wiyes-lovinl himself uwir own u'd bomr'
sttad, und iomcIst li" inwe must pe
something murp than out oi Zoo. 'abHr
and tho freedom ol healthy uHeH.u. ia
engage thor krtrui ,ho iam dwelling
and all is aupondUtgs must be- Pheasant
and Attractive place .HV' they cHu C.nt
rcmcmbcr aud love, not only o' Jur nuua
OF their youth but rs uueauIIu psce, 10
this is done constantly wlue They ae
growing up hc uil. not 80 often have oa-
casiUn 10 lament that his sons are dIs a..7.
fed with The occupation Of their ulAcl
aud seek something more CougeuiaM
"A good iaIh j, wOilA leauutyiny, and
should appear as rcl. as II really lsi Ja.
it ia yclv bad to sec the exterior Oi any
thing nicer than the interior lLrcunnus
one ofthe dandy paradng Broadway Let
the house be o rural home aplgop lIic ln
it's position, surrounded with shade Trees
for tho two fold purpose OF greatly adding
10 the comfort OF its occupants aud tIo
beauty of the place Spare Tor grove on
the highway, these trees most sound ana
shrirlv, ard one here and there over the
pasture lands it viii give the farm more
natural appearance, and II WA not pre-
cont so barren an aspect; and The painting
OK, reclining beneath It's refreshing aAaoc,
will return a look OF gratitude. Fences
should BE- constructed with view 10 per.
mnncncy and their adaItcdnoss TO the
wants OF the field, anu then built neatly
as well a. substantially As possible,
every board Of its proper SIZE, ana IN il3
proper placc-the posts eIpendiculaF,a ,anu
not peering over their fellows. The farmer
need not be afraid Of paint; it gives dura-
bilility as well as beauty to his farm and
building implements. it Is an agreeable
sight as we'll as economy, to "hoye place
for everything, and everything inlts place
end bad sign to find farming uten-
sils scattered over the farm where last II.
sed. In barn utility, convenience, aud
adaptation 10 the wants Of the domestic
animals, are essential.
"Lct the exterior Of the dwelling look
as well ss the interior, for We lose moth.
ing by endeayoring to procure the tayor OF
Others, Adorn tho inside with a library
Of works, whether treating Of agriculture,
science art or religion, tho tendency OF
which is to 1T a man up, intellectually
and morally, and place him where IIe Nas
designed to be, a litCle lower than the an
gels
There are, we might say in truth,
thousand ways in which a farmers home.
may be beautiful, but it is a fact that eve
rything looks well, that is appropriate to
its peculiar place and work Fine horses,
cattle and sheep O., in good condition,
I / 4 - L.. Aa4,..
crops in the field-O fine farmer and wife
the whole Such q farmer, if he ever has
tho good fortune to be called wealtay,will
be so in three fold sense in inpossesslons,
in mind and in heart GGcScc Former.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

hhc Ophun'' Court Of C'earfe'd Conrty.
In he matter Of The Estate Of Samuel Nichol,o.
late Of Penn township, Cieagfem County, Decd
And now, to wit, the 10th day of August 1855
on motion Of Larrimer Test, 7. J. Mccullough
was appointed an auditor to distribute the assets
in the hands of Joseph Nicholson, administrator
Of the estate of said decvdent, among the just
creditors thereof Per Curium
All persons will take notice that ! will attend
20 the duties Of the above appointment at my Of.
fee in the Borough Of Cleurield, on Saturday,
the 9th day of November next, at z o'clock p. NJ.
of said day where all persons Interested can at
tend if they see proper.
Oct llth, 5S. T. J. MCCULLOUGH, Aadr.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

TALUABLESA W-.uILL PROPERTY.
In pursuance of an order of the Or
phans' Court Of CIeartield county. granted
at May Term, 1851, there will be exposed
to public sale by outcry, on tie premises, on
Tuesday tie 9H dag Of Nocea,5er. at 2 p. NJ,
all that VALUABLE SAW-MILL PROP.
ERTY and TIMBER STANDING, late
the Estate o.! Richard Curry, Sr., decd,
situate in Pike and Knox townships in
said county, on Little C2emfed Creek, about
one mjle Jeioio Nc0 .Mlport, bounded and
described as tollows:- Beginning at a
henlock, corner OF VIM. Rex's land, north
100 perches to apost, east III lilo perch
S to post, north lao pcrches to post, east
81 go perches to post on Fitch d Boyn.
IONS land, south 40 perches to post and
west 10y lands Of Thompson & Sloppy ZIG
percheS to beginning containing POS acres
and III perches and allowance. and hay-
ing SaV-mW IN gOad running order, eih
ncw dam, and small log house thereon,
and hac'ng large quantity Of vahivbLc plne
and OAK hD,Jer thereon, and a part of the
land being Uailable for tdrmisg p,uposes.--
Also, all the pine timber St0ldbg on 100 acrs
Of land adjoining the same, now occupied by
Geo. W. Curry, beginning at sugar corn.
er of VIM. Rex's land, east I2l lilo
perches by lands of Curry's heirs to post
south lao perches to post, west l2l lilo
porches to post. and south l40 perches to
beginning. The title is indisputable. % o.
Terms Of fSlle.-One half on confirmation
OF the sale, and the balance in one year
with interest, and to be secured by judg
ment on the premises. Ja1
JOHN S. CURRY,
WIN. REX,
Nov. IL, 1853. administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03

DR. J. NJ. LINDSEY Dear Sir--I take plea
sure in acknowledging the great benefit
your Improved Blood Seureher has been To my
son. lie has been afflicted with what physicians
called scrOfuous disease of the ubsobing
glands of the stomach. lie has been afflicted
with this disease from infancy. lie is now if-
teen years Of age; during all this time ho has
had several severe attacks, aud all the food Ia
ken into the stomach Impaired little strength to
the system. had several eminent physicians
attend lug him, bat | found very little ndynn.
tage rs the disease still returned with all its uW-
ful consequences.
In april 1857, he had violent attack, 50 much
so. tnut all who saw him sup posed he was in the
last stage Of Consumption. 1 was advised to try
your Blood Searchcr; accordingly procured
one bottle Of it, aud by the time he had used it
he appeared rcstOrerd to perfect health.
1t Is now one year sine he used your inyalua-
bic Blood Searcher, and | am perfectly satiSh-
ed it has saved him from an untImcly grave. |
now unhe itntlngly. recommend It to all who may
be 81 lilarly aitctd, and deem it no more than
justice to bear this public testimony to its vir.
tues
Respectfully yours, &c.
JAMES F. DEVLIN,
Pomroy Station, A. p. r. Road
Mr.. Deylin is well known to ,he citizens OF In
diun2 and Westmoreland counties
July 6, 1858.
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OAWTIMM.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following described proper
ty now in the possession of John D, Mo.
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 lei'
with the said McCracken ON loan only,
subject to my order a
ISAAC BLOOM, 81
Sept. y 4. -7..