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certain physician az made great usc Of sea water
among his patients Whatever disease came on, dose
Of the nauscating liquid first thrown down.. In pro-
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consequently osuc board in the midst Of which tho
captain came up and anxously inquired the son.
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into his medicine ciest.
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.CyPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1865
y GREGORY h MauRY Managor, Wilmington, Delaware To
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MARRIED.

In Portland, Ne, on the 2jth of Octo-
Der, 1858, by Rev. DR.. j. W. Chickering,
D. 5. DuNHAN, ESQ. Editor of the Clinton
jairdmau, to Miss MARY A. S. BLAEE,
daughter Of Capt. Nathaniel Blake, of the
former place.
We must confess we were not prepared
for the above piece of Moose. We should in
fact have been almost as much surprised at
seeing it announced that we had been led
cPtpg to the hymenial altar orsclf; for
mcommon with many other ofhis acquaiu-
tnces we had given our friend Dunham
over to incorrigible old bachelorism. How,
ever we cannot refrain from expressing
our qualification at learning that he has
feconsldered the matter and changed his
determination and congratulate him and
his blooming bride upon their entrance
upon the tlowery path Of connubial life ;
to which we also add our best wishes for
their future happiness and prosperity in
Their journey through them.
10 our brother editor we would express
our appreciation Of his determination to
abandon various small vices to which he
refers and especially the use of whisky
ana tobacco. They are postiely loath-
some habits and no married man should in
dulge in them.
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DIED,


In Pike township, on Saturday, the 9th
instant, ofTyphoid fever JANE, consort ot
Mr. George B. Dale, aged about 5j years.
on Monday following of the same dis.
ease, JoHN DALE, son Of the above named,
aged about 20 years.
What a sad bereavement to a devoted
husband and fond parent The wife cal
, ,ea away while yet many years of the al
'otted period of human life were yet to
come and when her sweet and gentle
VOmpanionship was most needed by the
ueohhlng years Of him from whose home
uoath SO rudely snatched her. The son
Vu' OIL in tn, flower of youth, when the
opening vista Of manhood had just dsco-
'Vo'o hlm first glimpses of future useful
"'ss ane enjoyment; and when a fathers
p!ue IN his boy had begun to yield noble
TNences Of its full fruition. Scarcely
''' .he mothers pulse ceased to beat, and
''' iorm become cold in the icy embrace
VI death, ere the sons chilled veins and
s.'Ssy eye proclaimed him also a victim of
"e Unsuitable destroyer. Wife and son,
'Oulln UNI the space of a few short hours.
, "hat Of them was of earth, sleeps side
y side in the silent grave. What was i'm
mortal has flown to realms beyond the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

Int LEVEL 90 ruE LAkEs.-NTr Bopio.
min Wheel who owns farm on tl,o vc.,
side Of Lake st. Clair having seen ,bc NO.
tice in the Adrrts.t of Professor p.voy,.
theory concerning the rise of water in the
hikes writes to that paper his views of
the mottor and gives the opinion that the
rise is altogether attributable TO the oh
s'ructions that have been built near the
head of the Niagara river. lie has lost
10y the high water over twenty acres of a
very valuable and productive farm. worth
ono hundred dollars per acre. The start
ing point Of his boundary line, as indca-
ted IN his deed, is now covered by six feet
OF water and is seven rods from shore, al
though a few years ago it was dry ground.
The water commenced rising five years A.
60 and went up about two feet. This
year 1t has risen about two feet more. The
Lake Shore Road, in his vicinity has been
impossible since the spring, and valuable
orchards have suffered immense damage
from the same cause. Many farmers, he
says, are entirely ruined.
The water in Lake Superior is said to
be lower than usual this season.
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Restaurant and Eating Saloon.

ID B. TAYLOR, bcgs leave to inform his old
h. friend, and the public, that he has lust
rop.suishcd his stock of catables. in his new sa-
loon in the basement Of Messrs. Merrel & Car
tcrs Iron and Tin-Warc store and that hereaf-
ter he will always be prepared to furnish his Gus
toners with every thing usually found in such es.
mblishmcnts-to wit Ice Cream. Ale Lagur
Beer. Tobacco and Cigars Of the very best quail.
ity, Fruits and Confectionery of all kinds, dc.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits continu.
mcc Of public patronage. Gmay l2, '5S.
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QALnR RIIMM.

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 b. Nc
Cracken, OF Ferguson tp., viz: one sorrel
mare, one gray mare, one wagon, one
tanning mill, one pillow, 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, sr.
Sept - %.
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VNHE GREAT PURIFIER -
THE WORLD CHALLENGED
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

n. P. WILLIS gives the following i'm.
preston Of a recent trip from Boston to
Springfield The collections of tidy pill
boxes on the way-each town with its
sprinkling Of painfully clean and square
houses set up like stools Of repentance in
the middle of the close4shaved farms
looked as agonizingly virtuous as they
used to do when ! saw them from the
windows of the stage coach on my way to
college. The worldly railroad, as yet, had
let inno corruptions of mider paint and
more varied architecture. To 90 over the
same pious ground so much faster was the
only wonder. How is it that the held up
forefnges of Massachusetts,, those awfully
white meeting house steeples, give no
monotory shake as sinners 60 by at such a
profane whipped-up-itude of speed-thir.
headlong miles an hour, instead of the
well considered FIVE?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

DayHA boy was caught in the act of steal.
ing dried berries in front of store, the
other day, and was locked up in dark
closet by the grocer The boy commen-
ced begging most pathetically to be re-
leased, and after using all the pursuasion
that Lis young imagination could invent,
proposed, "Now, if you'll let me out, and
send for my daddy, he'll pay for them, and
lick me Jcsidcs." This appeal was too much
for the grocer to stand against.
Day~Davy Crockett happened to be pres
en- at an exhibition of animals in the city
of Washington, where monkey seemed
to attract his attention, and he observed
"If that fellow had on pair of spectacles
he would look like Major Wright, of
Ohio" The Major happened to be Just
behind Crockett, and tapped DAVIS
shoulder. Turning around, Davy formal.
ly remarked: 'I'll behanged Major, if |
know whose pardon to ask, yours or the
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ORPHANS COURTSAL

DN VIRTUE OF an order of sal5 issuing out
ID Of the Orphans Court of Clcarieu county
there will be exposed topublc sale at the House
of Jacob Bumgardner in GLEN HOPE. ON
TUESDAY, the TWELFTH day of OCTOBER
next All the interest of LYMAN MILES lnto
Of Beccaria tp. decd, in and TO tho following
described real estate, situated in Beccaria M
Clcarhcd county, bounded by lands OF Samuel
H. Hognrty on the east Anson s. Curry ON the
south, Robert MCrackcn on the west. and the
"Mane company on the north, containing a.
bout FIFTY ACRES--about TWENTY-FIVE of
which are cleared and under cultivation. and
having thereon erected small HOUSE dBARN
and out buildings. Sale to commence at Two
o'clock ?. NJ, of said day. Terms--One half the
purchase money to be paid az the confirmation Of
the sale, and the othsr half in one yoar thcrear.
ter with interest
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NOTICE

Attention l&eguTaTs.
NOU are hereby notified 10 meet at the Ar.
L mory On SATURDAY, nov. 9th, 1885, at
o'clock, P, NJ for tho transaction of the busi.
ness Of the Company.
The membcrs are requested to return all cart.
ridge boxes, belts. and all accoutrcmcnts, imme.
din'cIy to the Armory by order the Captain.
GEO. W. RHEEM, o. S. ,
orr 2n 1Nl0 ,
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Important to Lumbermen.

THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons Wishing
procure tho
Rose Water Whoal,
that he IS the agent for Clearfeld COUNTY.
and will furnish and put in tho said wheel,
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap.
pIication being made to him at his resi-
dence IN Lawrence township, three miles
south Of Clemheld borough. or by letter
addressed to him at CIearfeld p. Q.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept |, lS5S.-3m.pd.
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Au English Lady's Experience iu
America

4 Travelled London lady gives the fol-
lowing incident, among others, to a circle
Of odmiring friends, on herreturn from A.
merica:
81 was dinin' haboord a frst-class steam
boat, on the Hoeigho river. The gentle.
man next me, on my right, was a south
erner, and the gentleman on my left was a
northemer. Well, they gets into kind
.oi discussion on the habbolition question,
when some Ugh words hariz.
Please to retract, sir, said the south
cner.
Wont do it, said the northelner.
Pray ma Fam, said the southcrncr will
you ave the goodness to lean back in YOUR
char:'
With the greatest pleasure said I, not
KNOWN what was comm When what
does my gentlemando but whips out a 'oss-
pistil, as long as my harm, and shoots my
left-and neighbor dead But that wasn't
hail, for the bullet, comm out Of the left
temple, wounded a lady in the side. She
huttered an olrifck scream
'Pon my word, maam,' said the south
erner, you needn't make so much noise
about it, for l did it by mistake.
'Andwas justice done her" asked hor-
riied listener.
'lIinstantly, dear madam answered
Miss. L.. The cabin passengers
set right to work and lynched i'm. They
'ung i'm in the lamp chains, right over the
dinin table, and then finished their des-
sert. But for my part, it quite spelled my
happetite.'
Power or SrEAN.-"Is it stame?o said
an Irshman. "By the sanity st. Path
rich but it's a mighty great thing, entire
ly, for driving things. Itput me through
nine States in a day. Diyil word ollie in
it?"
Nine States !" exclaimed adozen in as,
constituent.
Yes, nine o'tLcm, be jaJcrs rs aisy as
a cat nd lick her ear Dye see, now, l
got married in New York in the mornin,
and went wild my Biddy to Baltimore the
same day-hould your whist, now and
count the States. There was state of
which entered from single
state in a sober state, in the State of New
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NEW EVIDENCE.


Being afflicted with a greyious letter on the
arms and face-aftor trying many remedies which
utterly failed TO curc-I was pursuaded by W.
NJ. Barris Co. to try Lindseys Improved
Blood Scarcher and now, six weeks after fin
ishing the second bottle, pronounce myself curod.
Tho tottor broke out something over wear
ago, on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows down to the wrists; also, ON NV
face, Immediately round the mouth and chin,
and continued to be perfect torment tg mo un.
til cured by the Blood Soarcher My arms. at
times, were almost useless, owing tn the cracks
and sores on thom, liable to bleed at any time
on the least eXertiOn to lift or work. and some
times so itchy that / could scarcely prevent
tearing of my flesh. / have now been cured
six weeks, aud feel it due to Mr.. Lindsey. and
to the public generally to make this state
ment in hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using his valuable medicine.
her
JANE p WILSON.
mark.
Sworn ans subscribed before me, one Of the
Aldermen in and for the City Of Pittsburg. this
2sth day Of July A. d. 1858.
AND. McMAsTER, Alderman.
September %, lS5s.-Smo.
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CIUTEON
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LANDS.

ID ViTt0c Of aN order OF tho OrDhln'- C0urt
~ of CIearicld county, there will be exposed
to sale, by outcrv. ON
Hoo@a the 18th dgyof Nanmj.n IsjS.
at . o'clock, p. me, at the court house in the
borough Of CiemGeld, all thut
Certain piece OF parcel of Land,
situate in Norris township ClearHcll county.
containing about ilG Acres. beus part of
survey warranted in name Of Hymau Graft. aad
being t1e Northeast corner of said survey. known
n the partition of estate Of James AIp1st. de.
ceased, as pnprH No. Z. This land {, leIra
! ID located for farming purposes, and is tolcr-
ably well timbcrcl-
IhHMS.-ono half cash at confirmation, and
the balance in one yca-, to he secured by iud,.
meut.
MATILDA ALIPORT,
Oct Il, 1858, Er.r,y,,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
SITUATION WANTED

A PRACTICAL PRINTER Of considerable
IA experience as an Editor aud Publisher, de.
5ires a situation as publisher or foreman in a
country office. Would have no objection to loase
ln office. provided the tsrm' were reasonable.
Any communication addressed to this Office
will receive prompt attention. Oct. 18th IS.