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| lnTsSOLU TTON.-Ths concern 81
~ PRIOR = WATKINS r this dsy dtssolved 81
mutual ccnssnt.g J y WATKINS has dieDoesd q
nis interest IN the stock and debts, to n PRICl
who has assumsd all the obligations Of the Concern
and % whom thoss indebted are rsQussssd to maks
The name Of the arm can b used By either part
9M PkIC0
y WATKINS,
BiOhrond. January LIST. 1879. ki-lm
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Arkansas SrATE LEBr.-A resolution has been
introducsd into the Arkansas Homie of Rspresen.
tstivss declaring the 3ustnees of the state debt.
| demonstrating the Obligation of the State to pay
1t, add directing the com miItee ways and mesps
TO report bin to provide for the payment of tht
interest, and r the princps. OF the whcle State
debt when il shall become dus.
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Loss OF LIFg.-A provision boat, owned BY J. L
Lafiarraus, of Memphis, Tenn, was sunk near that
ii by passing steamer last week, aud six Irish.
men on bo ,rd dt owned
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PosrofFicE ArfAiss.-Establish postofice 81
Iemiock, Jackson county, Va, and appoint Johu
Fiesher, postmaster. Nay receive special sup
plies from Ravenswood, miles, or Jackson, @. H.
miles.
Appointments. John Jackson, postmaster .,
Patterson's depot, Hampshire CO., Va, vice Daniel
I. Keller, resigned. Vim. Il White, postnaste,
at Mesdsvilie, Halifax co., Va, vice Jeremiah
White. resigned. J. N. Murdock, postmaster ai
Nostoway G. H., Va, vice Wm. II. Halioweii.
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HoRRIBLE AFFAIR The Vicksbnrg {Miss Sun
of the 4ih inst. says that runaway negro was
caught at Black Hawk, near there, few days ago,
with the hand of a white man 10 his pocket. 1t
Is said that the negro confessed that be had ex-
humed the body aud cut the baud { Il the dead
man arm, TO act as charm 10 Keeping the dog
from following his track; aud ou the strength oil
his confession he was hung. white silk glove
was on the hand when IL was found.
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MANUFACTURE OF TURTLE SoUP.-A Key West,
Fla, correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says
the manufactures of green turtle soup there dur.
ing the past year has been considerable. One firm
alone manufactured 200 900 pounds. He adds:
Their business employs ten vessels and about
nifty men. They have besides, ten engaged in
their factory. During the summer aud fall they
have shipped TO London, Havana. New Orleans
Mobile, Charleston, Montreal and other cities,
about 900 dozen of lbs. each of tue value of
$1,000. The business may be considered in its iux
fancy. II will expand and no doubt become an
important article incur expectations.
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SAD FALL OF A CLsRGYMAN.-The Indianapolis
Journal of the 10Th, says:

& ha, es have been preferred By three clergymen
OF the Methvci-t Episcopal Church, against Rev
IN paiy, of that chaIca, and the President Of
the Ind ana state University, ior three alleged Of
ncss: l.t cru ennest; "a, leGdnese; aud 3 Of
t-Tiug money 10 Win $3.50 Of ais miso Juduct TO
care nilence The les lmony cf a very large uum-
Der of the most respect alb. ciszens of his place
mas he procured a. 10 these char aud has be. D.
or will be forwarded to rev &. 0Iiieitt, PresidiHs
sides"
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Dir DaiIy. the presid. NJ OF the State University
spent mooi IT last We. la this city 30 much der
tbs 1, hdence OF intoxlcat ny liquors. to be seep
rude manner in the Union Depot, otfrrinx in uts
an npIrHtect, d f.msle. For the Istier he made
ack uowleds smenis 10 tie II ends # the female ana
the thc-re OF The cerot and ior both be will be
b ought Def re committee OF the casrch Ut the
earliest possible momeht Or Daily has long besn
pee ted Of fire. use If Intoxicating liquors. The
habi has. however been growing upon him nntil
concea ment 10 no longer possible His friends in
he ci and ia the -t4te are ,eply mortified over
hi coudu la the city last wees, the details OF
which are too revolving for publication"
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEV AND RRESH STOCK.
WATKINo q pICKLEN,
wHoLxsALs AID RETAIL DxAIszsM
d RY OOD s.
sPLsND.D Nav STORE, is9 Nam sTRtYr.
Ado n'ng the stand OF the late 6ru Of Price 4
watkins. and three door from MsSsre
Kent, Paine 4 Co.
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The savannah and Cuba telegraph line has been
|commeBced, aud will be rapidly extended to Fer
nsndina through Southwestern Georgia and fio-
rida.
young. handsome. and hitherto respectable.
married lady, ct Buffalo, was recently arrested lUr
public intoxicstion, and sent mp tor thirty days.
Michael Finn, who has for some days past bssp
trial for the murder Of his wife, az Chicago, has
been acquitted
Lord Mscanlay has announced that be Will cor.
hae himself 10 future 10 his closet 40 hissorias
and take no further part In public lifs.
The frigats oohstiiutioa, now at Peftsmoush.
New Hampshire, has been ordered for sss dssy
early next summer.
Hon. John LaiehsF, Who has been odnAusd % hi
room ~ sickness several dsy4 10 nsy sseosesise
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AsSuAAA0uos Sou tbss looS
nIssOLUTiON-Ihe partnsfship here.
:. - sof,se ssi:tans between Gee w.ss 4 st.ras.
hat have t.ken the ssors No % Naan ssrs~t. here
shall ksen Constantly on hsnd. Sor sals. los ny
~ u. ;Hsps ss paoS q q e:
y, ud especially ask call from Comniatop o O..
chants before they buy et ewhore, ~ shall Oe4 nm
usual Inducements to them.
Cuff brace Plows. Of all Sizes -
Iyins ston do DO $3.50 %
WiisI wiz ses" SSo SS g
And the Castings to all Of the shove.
Harru~s. Couters. Cuitvstors, Corn ehellsgA
De BIN o &C. &C. srAkxr
4 W PARrNERSHiP.- we, the unoef-
~ signad. do this day enter into copsru stship q
carry the Cabinet spd Undertaking DusSss q A.
der tho head and style Of WM . eALLlA = CU.
VIM q eALLIB
WIN Fob ANDLn8,
December l, 1858 JOHN HAlxlIk
WE will always have on hand good
supply OF all kinds and quality u Faseitme, No.
tale Burial Oa.es and Mahogany COINS. which Ne
CO furnish custU mers at the shortest notice Our
perAonAi attention will b eivtn to funes 10, As
Orders tom tn country will be promptly attended
to Our attention will be given alss 70 repairing
surniture and Upbolsterina
On Governor st between Main and Hr.aklia
ia Sim ttreets-
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LOCAL MATTnne.
BuHNRp ro DnArH Cn Wadn.s

BuHNsD TO DHATH. -On Wednesday
night last negro woman named Virginia, owned
by Mr. James NJ. Carter, whose rssideoce ID near
White Oak Swamp, In Henrico county, wss acci-
dentaiiy bnraed TO death, 10 the following manner
pot With burning GOALS, and placed It in her room.
Some two or three hours thereafter. the floor took
nrs either from the burning Goals or over heated
vessel, aud she vas smotbsred by the smoke
when Mr.. Carter awoks, he found that bis kitchen
was on ire inside, aud be could see the unf1rtu.
nate servant lying in her bed. but the flames were
90 hot that be found IL impossible 70 get to and
rescue her. Not only was the woman burned to
ashes, but the Kitchen was entirely destroyed.
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TIE SECRET SociEriEs IN IRELAaD Some secret
meetings Of Irisbmen have be on held In New
York f,r the purpose OF raising money to pay
counsel In the Of those lseTsons arrested IN
Ireland for conspiracy.
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A CARD 1t will be seen by the above,
that am interested In the bu-iness of Messrs
WATKINS 4 PICKLES. / respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late r,l
f Binford. Mayo BAR. pledging to them all the
advantages which promised In tho above adver.
tisement Their wants either person or by order
shall at all tunes receive my careful and prompt ut
teDtiou. WIN MASU.
IN -
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KICHMOND, January !, lsa1
THE UNDERSl0NkD hAya ihia daY

I'HE UNUEk6l0NEU nave this DAY
L associated themselves together under the Aim
aud style Of J1hN8UN 9kUnHEAn1. for tAe
purpose Of Conducting denegal Grucery, Oommiar
sion and For sarding business. They have takso
the large granite front house on Cary street Tor
meriy occupied By N. Vsnraa. second door shove
slrs inia street.
They will always keep on hand the best assoes.
ment Of Groceries, Liquors. &C.. which they Win
furnish to The trade at the lowest prices By stret
sttentfon to business they hope 20 receive liberal
share Uf patronage. b. J. J0HNbuN,
Late " the firm OF Iibrel johnson.
BAT. ThUEHaAkT.
In l-fa I.ata of Dauviiia Va
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An ysLs - hss,rsr ,ss, s.. sSsan Ss.,s oil =.
srsssts; ~ Ibis samIis hams; rs bhs and 40 B g
No Lsaf Lard l'00 ksgs Nails; 20 bbls Ale aid
idrr; 90 pack age. Ch ice Butter; 6ta eecks SALT,
1Gsh-ll brsnt; 30 bbIs Aue kys Mhsksy; Ad
bbls 9 mmon Whlskey. in and trepch Brand 81
French BRANDY; 50 box A. do ma milne and fal1Dw
-endI~.; 100 hbls Potomac herrinRt: - bbla 6els-
ooes; N0 bbIs o and MackeIsi; fur ssle by
j. ~ JON 70 . GO.
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BiOhnond. January lat, Is,s. fh1e
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[ tO-PAkTNEkSHlP NOTlCE.-Eam'l
~ Price, having Turchaaed the entire interes,
Of Joel Watkins In the late concern of Price 1
Watkins, has associated with him In the business
VIM Gordon and VIM EGgies ton, late of tn.
house of Price q 10, and John Temple late with
Price d Watkins under the style of
| SAMEEl. III. pr RiCE 6S IN
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Thankful for the patrsnage % literally bestowed
IN the lais . hrm VI DDRsLL JoESsos. the snbscrf
Der hopes By strict atteTon to business 20 merit
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
Bible Society Meeting.

An annual meeting Of the Ceariield county
Bible Society was held at the Methodist Church
in the borough of Clearfeld, on Tuesday eve.
ming the 18th Of January, in pursuance of pre-.
vious notice. Rev. DR.. M'Leod in the chair
The report OF the Secretary for the past
year was read and accepted.
The report Of the Treasurer was also read
showing the financial condition Of the Socie-
ty, and accepted.
Rev. Mr.. Galloway was elected Vice Presi.
dent for the ensuing year.
Lewis r. Carter was elected a Manager for
the ensuing year in the room Of Rev. Mr.. Gal
loway just elected Vice President.
Resoircd, That with the exception Of the
foregoing changes, the board Of officers are
reelected for the ensuing year.
Rev. Thomas Barnhart being called upon
made a very able ana instructive address be-
fore the society.
Rev. Mr.. Kirby also addressed tho Society
at some length, and in a highly satisfactory
manner. The remarks Of both gentlemen were
listened to with great attention, and had the
effect Of awaking not little interest in the
ecaus on the part Of those present.
G. P. Guolich, Esq, being called upon res.
ponded in his usual earnest and impressive
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

manner Tie made ON eloquent appeal 10 tho
friends Of The cause for aid In the good vor,
and did not make Il In vain. llc stated that
he bad been connected with the Society since
ITS organization in 1897, and gavo detail of
It's operations,
Rev. Mr. Galloway VIM. H. Robertson. Dr.
h'Lcod and others, Joined in tho discussion Of
several questions raised during the evening.
Rcsoircd, That the Board Of managers. and
officers Of this Society, be requested to meet
at the office OF j. b. NJ Finally, Esq. ON Tines.
aay evening the 2jth inst, for the purpose Of
devlsing the best plan for exploring the coun.
", and distributing the Bible during the pres.
eht years and that they be requested TO re-
port the result of their deliberations TO tbe
next ad Jonrned meeting Of this society.
hcSOired, That when this meeting adiourns
u VIII adjourn to meet again in the Court
House on the week OF the May Court and on
such evening as the President shall appoint.
and that the officers procure some proper per-
son 90 deliver lecture in aid Of the object Of
the society at that time.
Resoired, That this meeting do now adjourn.
a. M'LEOD, President.
}. b, M'Enally, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
PROCEEDINGS OLE CnuRT.

Our Court last week was rather slimly atten-
ded Not much business was transacted, the
court adjourning on Thursday in consequence
Of the death OF the Prothonotary. Only one
civil case was tried, to wit:
Miles Read rs. Nm. Il. Read ef aI.-Action
S,o,llesting VIII Of John X. Read, deceased.
VIII sustained-Ver for Plaintiff. ME-
naly for plaintiff, Wallace for defendant.
In the Quarter Sessions the following cases
were disposed Of, to wit:
CON- rs Patrick Curley-Misdemeano in
Once as Justice Of the Peace. Defendant ac-
quilted. r. j. Wallace Com, w. 4. Wal
lace for Defendant.
n CoH. rs, Henry Smeal,-Larceny of revolver.
Delendant convicted and sentenced to three
Tmh Tolths imprisonment in County Jail. r. j.
nallace and Swoope for Com, Grams and Gut
ue for Defendant.
tom' Cs. John Thompson. Malicious mis-
.,el' House breaking. Defendant convict
" " ana sentenced to pay fine of S5 and costs
~ pIosecution. r. J. Wallace and Swoope
'Oi Com, W. A. Wallace for deft.
II, u0a' Is. John Thompson, Wash. Suaderlin and
nan' CaiapbeE-ludictment, Riot. Defen-
s. L
~ y pay costs. r.. J. Wallace and Swoope for
VVl'' Wa. Wallace for defendant.
"a oOm' Is. James NJ. Leonard. Resisting an
S5,naUs.er-George r. Dillon, Constable. Defen-
S.N r., convicted. Sentenced to II hours i'm
ss.s nsonment in County Jail and costs of prose.
eh' eSuoh' X. j. Wallace, Test, and Swoepe for
'0,a'i Drans and Mccullough for defendant.
AoN' sON' rs. Henry Pennington, Sr.-Tippling
SSu'e' Defendant acquitted. Samuel Yed-
~ ~ prosecutor, to pay costs. X. j. Wallace
defendant.
tom Iom' u.s. James Reily.--Fornication and bas-
"ay' Settled by parties.
True BnIs.-Jos. Potter, Adultery Jacob
p'per, Fornication and bastardy; Catharine
remington ct al, Riot.
BILLS lGSoREp.-Wm. Robson. VIM. II.
"OOlson and Samuel Robson, Tipping house.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

the most c.lcctuol remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malody. Il is com
bincd Rom the most active rcmcliGls that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
discrlcr from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofUla, but also those other alice
tions which arise from it, such as ERUTTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANruoNrs FmE,,
Rosn, or EuYsIpELAs, PMrLEs, PusTuLrs,
BLoTcHus, BLAINs and BoIs, TuMols, letter
and SALr RuEUM, SCALD HEAD, RGyGwoRM,
RHEUuATIsN, STrnurrIc and MEEcURIAL DIS
EASES, DROpsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA.
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
il g impwHyofH the J,ood is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarapa-
rilla is to purify and rcgencrate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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ON OUR TABLE.

InE CoNsrELLATIoN.-"A good book is a
good thing was wisely said by somebody.
and we do not see any reason why good
Newspaper should not likewise be consid-
cred "a good thing" or even in some res
poets better ching Especially when
we consider that a nc,ca-papcr, if it is what
1t purports to be, contains every variety
ofreading matter adapted to tine public
taste; and when that variety is served up
to them in style, &quqlity, so superior and
abundant, that the intellectual feast it af-
iords, may be compared to the rich repast
provided fer some grand gala day, in con.
tradistinction to- the common, everyday
pork and beans dietwhich charactcrizcs
many Of the leading Journals Of the age.
The Constellation is certainly one Of the
institutions Of the country and ifiti, kept
up in the style it has been commenced,
and improved as future experience may
suggest, ii cannot fail to take the front
rank among the literary wccklies of he
western hemisphere. Its editor Parl:
Benjamin Esq. whose name always seem
to US as if copied from some list of fadycr-
tised letters where it had been transposed
for the purpose Of placing the surname in
aIphobetic order, is gentleman of the
highest mental culture, and has the rcpu-
tation Of being one of the best critics and
lecturers in the United States.
The second and third issues have been
received, (the first if sent has never reach
ed u.s. and its mammoth dimentions, at
first sight, positively bewildorcd US, but
when we came to cultivate a closer ac-
quaintance we soon became perfectly at
home in its pages. The heading is highly
ornamental, combining and extensive
land, sky and oter-scape, with several
goddesses in the foreground engaged in
some artistical employments. It's size is
its largest feature, while the type is small;
and if you wish a paper to furnish you
with weeks reading and make youa bed
spread afterwards, subscribe for the Con-
sie'lotioo. See terms on our fourth page.
The STATES, a Washington City daily
paper Democratic in politics, but 9nti-Ad-
ministration, has been numbered with our
exchanges for several days, 1t is a spirited
paper and all we regret is that it displays
4. 1
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 VALUABLE TAVERN STAND AND
u FARM OF IS ACRES OF LAND, 65 Of
which are cleared and under cultivation, situs
ted on Cleariicll Creek, on the main road leading
from Clcarfcld town to Clcarfeld Bridge, in
CIearIicd county, Pa, and three miles distant
from the former place.
The house is large, new, well calculated for a
Tavern, and will command nearly all the custom
Of the watcrmen during the frcshets, which usu-
ally last from four to six weeks Thci are also a
good Barn. Wood Shed, Wash and Bake House.
and various other buildings necessary for conyo-
niencc md comfort. The terms Of sale will be
made easy-say four annual payments. For fur
ther information inquire Of J. l.. Grams, Esq. DR..
4. J. Sc2ryber James II. Larrmcr, Esq, Clear
field. or s. W. Weld, Glen Hope, Clearfeld coun-
ty Pa. Possession can be given so that the
buyer or rentor can have the benefit of the spring
business, which alone will amount to more than
double the rent.
A.. 7 SCHBYVER.
January 5. 1SjS-tf,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR AL The EuRPOSES QFAEEIILY pEYSIO,

are so composed that disease within the range of,
their action can rarely Withstand or cyadc thom,
Their penetrating properties search. and cleanse,
and invigoatc every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy yitalitics. AS a consequence of these
properties, Tie invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astouishcd to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints
Of every tody, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Costiro-
ness, Heartburn, Hradache arising from disorfcred
Hcnacb, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in and MoiJid
hiactloH Of tie BOtcc's FatWcncy, Loss of Appo-
titc, Jaia,dicc, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT CLEAR.
FIELD, FOR QUARTER ENDING DEC. 81, 1858.
John Kenkle, Miss Margaret Tleder.
man. Miss Scrolone Shmod, Daniel Lau.
brery, c. Apken, Decatur Simons. Mrs.
Sarah King, James Allen, William S.
Dickey, William Meorhell, Amos Glow
sen, Mrs. Haret Pain, Joseph Davidson,
Veronika Gross, Miss Annette Petit. VIM,
Hamilton, John Trought Amos Hutton.
N. B. Persons calling for letters will
please say they are advertised.
c. d. WATSON, P. NJ.
Clcarfeld, January 5, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

We have important accounts from Up
per and Lower Cochin China. The king
dom of Tonlln, a dependency Of the en-
pire of Annam is in full revolution. 1t
IS stated that the insuTection was excited
10y the Spanish missionaries, and that the
native Christians are the principal actors
in it. Several vessels were Immediately
sent from Touron to support the revolt,
and the capital Of the kingdom itself is
mcnaced.