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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23


! - tstee,..siissi!2 -
| PENNSYLVANIA R-AILROADi'
I HVINTER ilAAGEafENT.-0E and after MORday, De-
/ dFEt PAST MAiL FRAINIeaves .he Passenger station
every morning, excerpt sunday, oelOek PttsbuTI
TIM, arriving IN Philadeiphiu ~ IL p. M =.
TIE TRAIN Leaves the station every sveptng,
The 9ohnsloER AeeomiodatIon train leaves PtsburRh
daily except SUNDAY, at 80 dock m, stamping an
mOetion fTn IA lftie Cree HFidge saves daily *.
cent Sunday g 10 H The second Accommodation
0epted, at sRe PIN. The Fhiri Train Tor
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday At 40, .. m
press % p nj bIa s. 90 4 M; jbirnst5u AesshfpodH
tiOn, II q ms RFs Turtle Greek Rh0
sesead Third Accommodation, 610
Trains BlalFSvlle Indiana connect ~ aIrsyie
Inerseetion With 9Ia Train asts ExpFs train Wesnd
the JOhnstOUn Accommodation rFain East and West.
Pittsburgh and Gonhelsvle Trains stopping at ni sta
ons on the Pittsburgh and QOnnslsVlle Oad
press Trat $50 Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connelsville Road arrive AZ Pittsbursh, SIS
the travelling public win ind 4 reatiy to their interest
In going RaSt or West travel by the PennsytanIa Rail-
passed any other As baIlassd With
stone, and Is entirely free from dust. promise safe.
~ speed and eOnfor an who may favor thsrOad with
their patronage 51.-lI
" - Philadelphia :. -. ....,...,...... iU OD
=. IsIuhoLe $500 ..-.--..--.-. - RI
harFtsbuFg---. ....--....-.-... A5
Baggage checked ail Stations the Pennsyivania
RaTOad, and Philadelplia Baltimore New YORK.
Ter Gents 10 ad6on ID tle stTto, zee Il Sr5r g.
tons where Ghe Company mas agent. -li. l-at
NOucH.-In OF loss, the Company will hold them
selves Responsible for PsrsonAl baggase only and for
N!BThs Excelsior Oulnus Line has been employ ed TO
convey PessenEers nd BagaEs to and from s Depot
AM on Liberty and Grant sr5i ftttsburRh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23


FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAYELERS.
ETItVIce DAILY, (SunGay night excepted between Rich
nOnd and Warrington City GordOnsVine and Alex
andliA. trs, ta i1r -
Hours Of departure At Rich ..f.-i
and
Baggage checks and tickets given iroagh between Rich
mond and Washingtnn., .-lf
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being Ia excellent order, and CARRYING The GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give best guar
Rntee always securing eonnecons, os h shown By ami
walls daily lehnOnd aud WaShingt0n city Ia advance Of
tlie Steamboat line. 'iti
FARE BETWKEN RICHMOND ..s...S550
An Omrhus will be found alYaya ready to take kF9uOA
and their baggage of wearing apparel bteen
the Depos, free Of charge, with sape time foT them 70
take their neals whether gping North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between DRITtle and
washington a of the Road nearly
pleteA DanVile. Agent the Company VIII receive
the Checks Of passengers from the DauYIe Road,
tend % their blggage al the ay 70 Warrington s Bal
timOre Depot. iaFtft9 a7 -
me fare the same By the man line by the old steamboat
route.
mond and Alexandra. l.teHt3r isaa ftE4} fe1
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TRAlNSPO RIA TION.
sCleveland, Pittsburgh e wheel.
7al ~ ling Railroads Ea

! : So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
ConnecIIon..

Connections made by ali tirouey trains rs follows:
AZ CieyeEnd with trains for Toledo Detroit, Chicago
Falls and Canada. ~ = p q F-T7
At stgu6eaHille and Bellair with the seubenvIe Ind
and Central Ohio Railroads for Cadiz COshocto Sc
ark, BarncsVe, ZaneAvie, Wilmington, Lancaster Coum
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. LoulS. if
AT tWeeling with baltimore Ohio Railroad for Gum
berand arpers Ferry, Baltimore aud Washington City
Local and Through Tickets can purchased athe vari
poSite the LeVee, Wheeling Va and az thc Union Once
ol Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. aaaI :
Transportation ,pHce, O &PRR,l C.R GoRHAM,
,, cleveland Dee is, 1861. Mast transportation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ EW-IONh hlND
~ COMMISSIONER ARRANGEMENT
Commsncus MONDAY Nay II. 1853
Trains ave Depot White and C~ntrs Sta At
6:l5r m. White Plains Train s.oppins ~ ell S.aians
Trains DEPOT nth and Nes fork, a.
s:It m Williams bridge train, s,opoips a. al Stations
$50 NJ. Mat train stopping a. WAIHnsondte ana III so
tior north.
ll:oOs m Wiiamsbridse train stopping at al StsNona
II 30a m White Plains train, stopping al al Stations
2:30p m .Wilsmbtdg &c train stopping ct al Statlona
400 u White Plains train, stopping ct al stations
500 M Dover Plains train, stopping =. A. stations ABOVE
Wiliamsbrioge.
5:40p m. White Plains train stoppps q, all Station
$50 T. M .Wiiamsbrdge train stoppus q. ~ stsitns
RrrvpNne-Leave Chs'hAn -Four Corners:
1880 Mail train, stopping Wlhsmbrdee' White fsos
and all StatoIs north.
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pyl2 law6moW
CUPREME CoURTmCity and County Of ! New

CUPREME COURT-City aud County OF New
- Yorl-PERRY O. GARDINER sgsinst OSCAR = SrEB-
BINS DOROTIEA sTKBsINS, THADDEUS sPENCER'
Deborah Spencer Elizabeth II Gay Mary Gay Francis o.
Spencer Els Spencer Mary spsnce' Cons's spepse'
saeh Of thm You hereby summoned Nd
required to the in this action and 10 serve
copy Of your the said complaint the al
his Office II Wall in the city Of Newfors ~rhn
twenty DAYS after the hereof exclusive 81 the day ~ such
service and II you fail the said complaint within the
time sr. said the plaintiff this action Will apply . the out
for the relief demanded in the oomPaiat-Datsd Newfos
March IL 1885. -. a, =, MN.
GEO. BLISS jr., Plaintiff Attorney No II Wal =.
The comp Amt filed the Office Of The zen
Of III. City and County Of New Yort, April TO- 1883
spl4 lsW6wW GEO BLISS, p., flantin Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
JYGFIO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. IS

II LAIsht u, RevYal-DA TRAIL aId NAY, tsvIs
ssso<issed then ssives In bsib<ss D. 0OhTON D.,
and Mr., C sNALLTY NJ ID. tvbo bss Asd large ard
uhsby V<eessfsl sIppoe 10 the snasssbf OF female de
ssss) sse ebsbed eve TIE ss'es@s 1seutoa 20 al
.i,ss 81 INVALID. n. has been thoroughly
vsed eentes accommodations Provded @ such ee<s
nov 10 tbe true Hys,~n~ syssm viii BE- found here Out
patients stned Lying womeo r.e~ivd ara I.r.es
eel Lectures Sno DEPARTMENT Isrua Reasonable.
NB-The hERIbEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. ~ Meri5en,
Conn one the charming and ssubfons places In New
Ensand w b< oD~n-d their country establishment Jun~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Ia su11s Arrensemeu: 70 coaueboe - 81 u hsy ALe
, eutuo. 's 49, = juJ Wien hoou 4" "AN' w. - - -
q. xY.a o.tt 1 re sfDst btFt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Atlantic Screw Stesmshp CoInpsnys hsteass stsan
chip HUNTSVILLE John Post commander, will leave Pier
No H. NJ r., SATURDAY May q At O'Clock p m, pre-
ssey. Passage with unsurpassed accommodations, $40
Freight reduced until further notice to cent: per foot insnI
II. B. CROMWELL Il Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVl-
IL DYHCE Ae-Ou and ater o.. %, 1857. frAin Of ts
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and fIsHKlLL RAILROAD
viii leave Hartford amer the arrival hsre Of EIpress Tsn
The N.v.York and New Haven, and New Haven and Hartford
end spns6eId ksilrosdx which leaves New York Il
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
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Jos Plrrocx Mssorie Hal Fnh sIeet) Is Assti @r Tie
ga. II THK TsigIsE 10 PITIssIkCH
MILTON stAss As"Bt ~. the ssi' o' Ihs ihstsE'
p.fSEsOx n J. T.. MI rNe Iht IhtVrI a AL iS'"
[ he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
hJalfr Gnrc.

DR. MUVDEs WATER-CrRE ESFAt-
IL IrsIMFST q. FS-.Lo, Ma 'Ln' nice - Z" l''
No.h.atd,, iero re si.ye; yea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED
NfV -H.vTS. May 10 1876.
PEpr ~ Ny otte has Gest fr three years
Afer twins rsuy ihirss, he U.ed o. TIME a.,
cured him entirely tLiftohD X sCNNNloN,
-Itce imits'oUs prnt HP &C ne
tu,s,ion Ntse has ,cqf,e The pthe must t-sA~
bv Dr. sti.,s. srd ty BARNES PARK. IS P.r'row.
fTHE ORIGINAL AND GIN OK. ;; I:
/ ToNNsryDs sARSAPARILIA WD,r,,. AID Rsa-
d, ~ No ~ Bro4d-sy cointI Fai'I ~ ohee NO 'ilv
re ST. P1a's hsicb. Rev -:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
DROP. DE GRATHs ORIGINAL ELECTRIC

OIL
This great discovery creating eres; sensation an rf
the Medcsl Faculties Of Europe and this county IL wiz cuv
'Ne '''0"'Ns '''' WARRANTED TO
Crre Fever and AGue IN one day;
Cure Ckns in Eve minutes
Cure Group in ole night:
Cure Dvafn, in two 70 four days;
Cure Buns and Scads in ten minutes
Cure Sprau, Wounds Bruises il om ODE TO three days
Cure IL fAums,ion ia one dsy
Cure Neurars Coup Toohsch-, Burrs, G ten minutes
Cure II. morrbsre. Scrofula, Absc 80, IN ten dsys
Cure Bruises Wounds, letter. in 20 three days,
Cure Fsrsrhe, S,if Neck, ATue, in one dsy;
Cure Pslops Broken B-s Sat- Rbsum in thre. to x day
Cure Quinn Psllitsiion Peursy, in 20 ten days
Cure khns Palsy Govt Eryp~lss in i've 20 twenty days
Cure Frosted Feet CholsiIs Sf Joints, Chronic Rhedns
sm rhros Scarlet Fever aud the lame made 10 Wall y
few bottes.
hi. OF De Gr.th mild ard pleasant AMI great Fam
i'y Medicine Ter children ,ee;hiug, SC
LActs should al II. L. always leaves yol Better tueh "
tIds you. and one botle often currs entirely
OBJECTED IHIRTEyE WARS. AID CURED N one wfLk
Resd letter from the Rev. James Temple: ar.
PHiL AprLPHis. June g. 1856.
PkoT Dr. GRITH have been afflicted toI thirteen year, win
Neuralgia and other painful complaints and have oen uhaoe
soundly ali distance for yssS past Las
week 60: boitle Of Rles;rc OIL" The first psht
,.pt soundly and well. to-day am hks man Ny
could believe Der Your E the Oh has done II
whS me Ct Phisd~lPns allied 20 DO y. t1
teen yesIs GIsefeIiy ycus REV. JAMES TEdPLt
NJ. $40 SoC:n o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
meoital.

CATARRlI-The science of Medicine was lnst-
~ tuted to guide and direct the successful practice OF ~ WIN
the OF IL The location and results OF Caa'ih
have been Deusy overlooked ard msonceived by med
al writer's past TIE writer has devoted himself TO
the and calculation Of this disease speciality or
yaha advanced and maintained his pathology which
. n;rtly and ipcontroyertibe
Upon he has based bis n. stment in the sppeNon o.
the rsdi OIL and positive Of the most fods
bic typs this masdy ard which has proved 20 BE- uniform
r. GOODALE, VI. ID.
OAes for cnnints aud ira. ment No. B nd st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
VIHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
LAKE sUPERIOR .-1s5S.

An poipts b<ivess CLEVELAND DETROIT and SOrhhioA
cry. -u ~.
The rev aud splendid low pressure ste<Ine" GIL VI
CLEVELAND, j. NJ LuDdy, Meter. ILLINOIS John 'fA'eS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
PRNELAMAT NN

UHe G0rcrWor Qt tP,uuzWrWuu.
FELLOW CITIZENS The goodness OF
God to us as a people calls Tor our public
acknowledgement, and our grateful praise
The past and the present are crowded
with His blessings. Nothing has occurred
to imperll .he principles of civil and re.
Iglous liberty upon which omGovermment
is based, or to interfere with its harmoni.
Gus operations in all its departments. We
are at peace with all foreign nations and
the noise Of violence is uuheard within
our borders While all enjoy perfect free.
dom Of opinion, the genial influences OF
our free institutions, and the mild spirit
OF our holy religion, are more and more
uniting us in one brotherhood Our cdu.
catIonal institutions are dillusing intelli.
gence among the masses Of our citizens, in.
duclng higher appreciation Of their PR.
vlleges, and deeper sense Of their obi.
cations. Though in some localities the
pestllence has prevailed our country at
large has enjoyed unusual health, and we
are blessed with and abundance of all the
.ncces~aries and comforts Of life. Our in.
dustrIaI pursuits are fast recovering from
the torpor induced by the recent fnancia
embarassmcnts; confidence is being resto
red, and business is resuming its wonteu
activity. Mcrcies crown all our relations
in life and the hopes of q glorious immor
tality wait to cheer and bless every heart.
Prompted by my own convictions of du
ty, and in conformity with the expressed
wishes of many of my fellow citizens,
WILLIAM F. PACKER, Governor Of the Com
monwealth Of Pennsylvania, do hereby an
point, Thusdoy, Heagite0uM dag Of Novea,
Der UeTt, to be observed as a day Of genera
Thanksgiving and Prayer and recommend t
all our people, that setting aside on tha
day all worldly pursuits, they assemble il
their respective places OF worship, anc
unite in Offering thanks to God for Hi
goodness, imploring His gracious forgive
ness, and the continuance of His mercies
And while our hearts throb with gratitud,
to God Cor His unnumbered blessings. let
a liberal charity be extended to all upor
whom have been laid the burdens of mis-
fortune and want
GIVEN under my hand and the Great Sea
OF the State, at Harrisburg, this twenty.
eighth day of October, in the wear of oHl
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty eight, and of the Commonwealth
the eighty-third
BY TIE GOVERNOR.
VIM. NJ HESTER.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
Humiliating Confession.

The Philadelphia North Amcrica, makes
the following humiliating confession since
the election.
Overwhelming as the victory has been
here, and throughout the State, the ma
jority would have been still more imDos.
ing in this city but for the complexion OF
our legislative ticket. The fact is not to
be disguised now, because it is notorious
to the whole community, that men were
forced into nomination who are wholly un.
worthy to represent us, either il charac.
ter or ability. A combination of circum-
stances brought about this state of Things,
and operated materially to damage the
general ticket in public estimation. For
the sake of the cause, we submitted to this
imposition, but it is well known that the
opinion was everywhere expressed, that
certain candidates, who need not be desig.
mated, had no claim upon the support
which they were seeking"
The Hollidaysburg Standard thus applies
the confession of the NORTH american to the
State at large :-"There is no doubt, much
honesty in this statement, and
were an equal amount in all the opposi-
tion editors in the State, the same confess
sion would be heard from all parts Of the
country. There is no such thing as con.
cepling the fact Of the gross unworthiness
ofmols Of the candidates elected The
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

Beg"Somebody in speaking of the --latest
Paris fashion, the cultivation Of fat, which
is now the rage in that city, says that
"young ladies will now quit eating slate
pencils, will rise with the lark and take
out door exercise, and probably try on the
wash-tub." We think the latter not i'm
probable, as they have been trying the
hoops on for some time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
w NJ. NJ. ii LESTER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth

Cor HIS WHISPERS PUmED.-J. S. Allen
OF Albany n. Y. recently met with a sin.
gular and painful accident. He wears or
did wear, a most luxuriant pair Of whis.
kers a foot or less in length. While run.
ming steam sugar mill, the whiskers on
the left side of his face and neck were
caught in the machinery, and torn out by
the roots, leaving the skin entirely bare.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
AdjOurne5 Orphans Court Sale.

Rf virtue of an order of sale issued out of thv
D Orphans Court of Clcnrfeld county, Their
will be exposed to public sale at the Court hous
in the borough of Clearfeld, on SATURDAY
the 9th day Of Nov. next, all the interest o
Matthew Stott. decd, in and to the follow ini
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 soutE
by lands of James Forrest, containing 80 acre.
more or less, on which are erected two.stOry
log house and other outbuildngs, with abOu
10 acres cleared, Terms cash on confrmatiol
OF sale. JAMES STOTT,
Admr of Matt Stott dec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

SuNBURY d- ERIE RAnRoAD.-We see il
stated in our exchanges that the portion OF
this road lying between Williamsport and
Farrandsville will be in running order by
the first of January next. The road is all
graded with the exceptions of few Sec
tions, and much ofthe ballasting has al
ready been done on portions of the work.
and the rails will be laid at m early date
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

Paul MoRrHEY after having conquered
in the great chess contest in Paris re-
Gently, is to have another antagonist of
worldwide reputation, as a champion.
Herr Anderson, the well known victor in
the tournament Of 1851, is now on his
way to Paris to contend agains the young
American champion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

EDucATIoNIN NoBTHCARolINA.-The un
ostentatious State of North Carolina dis
bursed from its literary fund.- for the sup.
port of schools and for the education OF
deaf and dumb children, during the wears
1855 1856 the sum of 1896, ,265.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

READ OUR new advertisements. Ou1
merchants. s.haye brought on a supply of fall
and winter goods, with which they are
prepared to accommodate their friends
md customers, who are in need Of thom.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il DR.. Lorain and DR.. Hartswick in the prac.
tico Of Medicine is this day dissolved by mutual
conscnt.-All persons having accounts with the
firm will please call and settle Immediately and
if they cannot pay, give their notes The book:
will remain at their old Office where DR.. Harts-
wick can be found at all times, either to settle or
attend to professional calls.
HENRY LORAIN
Oct. 1S.h, 1858. J. HARTSWICK
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

! 1858

Fall and Winter Goods.
EEAI2EBs' are just opening a large an
= ma well selected stock Of fashionable good
which they will be able to sell at prices to su.
the times, as they have been bought at net casl
prices. In adijtionto he usual variety of sta
pile article, particular attcut!on is called to Ia
following new and desirable dress goods-Dayi
deere and Plaid NaIeucias Poll de Che,re, La
ycil Cloth, Poi Cashmere, Debcgc. Persia
Twill, French Marines, Gcrmonia Cloth BON
h1finc' DcIaines, Ducals, Brolhe, Round-comer
ed and Long Shawls Also largo lot Of Lalc
furs. Wnlo Bouncts, D.css Trimmings, &c.
Grain taken i'm exchange for goods at cash pr
ces.
c. KRATZER & SONS.
oct oj. JS-itDl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
WATCH & JEWELRY
&9ZpIOE2su4

VllE undersigned respectfully inform.
Il customers aud the public generally. I'M.
has just returned from the East, and otss
his establishment in SHiW'S ROW Ci,'s
Pa. o fine stock of WATCHES ordig,rer,'
ids, and JEWELEY Of cyuy variety, Fam (.
sctt to a siug'c piece, watch he viii sell n,
most reasonable prices for CASH.
ALL kinds Of Clocks, Watches and Ia,
carefully repaired and Iroyou,ca.
a continuance Of patronage is solicited.
Now lOth, loJo. II. f. NAUGI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
&M4EGAIMGa

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of an
nouncing to the citizens of Cl5arfold and the sur
rounding country, that he has opened
Barbar Shop
on Main Street in Ha,r's N0r Rom. where h
is prepared 60 accommodate all who give him
call, and hopes to receive liberal patronage.
'SIHHON HYIWaHar 'ScsI 'qg 100
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
AIBROTYPES For so Gus 4,

HG undersigned would respectfully inforr
the
LADIES and GENTEMEN
of ClcarGcld and vicinity that he has fitted u
Rooms in ShaW's New Row
where he will rcmaian for tc,c d1ys only.
All who would desire lifclke likeness Of tn
latest and improved style will please call.
You that have beauty should to Hall take it,
You that have none, should go let him make i
A, NJ. HALL.
Sept Gath 1858. IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

pUipUE istCuuN. utr s,..,,
- oi tbo twu.u.,.I.r uHd.r rao,...
take nollrc lh0t au election win Do L.4
office Of Josiah Evans Eq. m tbs N.Y..
tmwcnNIllc Uu Friday iho ari da,,t
hrt ncNb between the hours of2 ana =.
T.. VI. Tor The rmrusg ol clcctiusa pr,.l.. Z.
siN Managers for lhc guuing yyar n, ~.
the Board ~ O'a
Nov lOih, 1858. a. UAUTsUop, ,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10


Ah.''h.. some .''I'n'r' 'n ll'Il p jour.
n'' "i hD'.'h. hom riorlh' oI his i'o.
mnud Wisdom nnd nan'IlN mls forth the
following nhmddinium, which SOME .noh
o. N.o evidently os lho writer nys
should no remembered aud acted upon
hN every parent u the land
"Hol the choice of only four things
{" ha taught my children. they should be-.
+ 10 sing we'll. lo Iood we'll, to writc woll,
and sketch well. Perfection in these will
earn their pCsso-sor % mentaiuaucc i'm amy
country and will cuuhlc him 10 umuso
. himself or entertain company whether il
/ bc under a rock, in the desert, or upon a
crag in the sea"
/ 70 the author ortLr above porngrapb.
|it has evidently never occurred that ac-
complishments. are only the guiding and
ornaments of a character. and not the
basis and groundwork oft. That every
one should be able to read we'll and write
well is essential TO the propcr DISCHARGE Of
the duties of life in any station. and TO
sing well and sketch we'll NAV be well O..
.nough in their place. and often very use-
ruI but tLo ido,.tIot tboso fam oco,i,o.
mouts alone will enable their posse.sor TO
earn a mantainance in any country is
as impractical as the author himself
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

ELEcnoN.-The elections are not all
over yet. The stockholders of the Cur.
wensville Bridge Co. are to have an eec-
ton on Friday Dec. 3rd. for board of
officers. This is one of the safest corpora
tions we know Of 1t is out of debt, has
SlOO in the treasury, and has no dividends
20 pay Sound
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-10

KEYNG Nor DEAD.-The death of the
distinguished Chinese Statesman Keying.
who was alleged to have fallen by the ty.
ranical edict Of OF the ruler Of the "Celes-
tial' Empire, under the axe of the exc
cutioner is contradicted by the last. for
eign arrival. The article we published
last week, giving a briefsketch of his char
acter and personal appearance, may be ta-
ken as correct, all except the statement of
his death; which event, from the high
reputation the writer gives him, we trust
for the good Of his country we may not
have occasion to repeat for a long time 10
come.