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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

iloo lhu question tosH ol present
What iho commissioners hlcnd doing W.,
have mot l,1tncd Thoir position WIS on,
ol great dcIroc, standing holvoan VS.,
fires, oa 10 we're. We arc sure they ar,
coch governed solol, by dcsirc 20 adopt
that course which viii hc most odonta
roous TO The people of the county without
the slightest rortiality for any particular
section, and we 6ro equally sure they arc
each ready to assume any amount of rc,
possibility or any amount Of ccnsurc that
may result from conscientious discharge
Of official duiy.
The friends Of removal allcgo that the
erection ofa new court house at Clcarfcld,
will involve the county in debt that will
require the taxes to hc doubled, and then
not paid lorycars.
The citizens of Clcarficll guarantee that
a new court house 60 by 30 Feet, Offices in
beneath and court room above, and finish
ed in the style and after the manner OF
the new court house at Bclleiontc, shall
be built oihom uy acrcaSc qtHe lures.
Besides this, it is allcgcd-and the all q.
cation is we'll sustancd-that in case of
removal the county will be mulctod in
heavy damages,
If they let the contract on the Goth, the
limit allowed by Mcssrs. Boynton andoth-
ers, they will be charged with acting too
hastily-with not giving sufficient time
&c, &c.
Should they let this opportunity pass
however, and Pine County be stricken off,
as it certainly will be, and the effort to re-
move the county seat lail-as we are sure
it will-will not the Commissioners, who
are the guardians Of the county, be much
more censurablc?
We have now given all the facts in the
case, from which we think no man, who
wants to obtain a perfect understanding
of the position of the Commissioners can
fail to do So
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A,''on" nom India have been fostl,
od, detailing iho pafl.0unu or lhe lsm.
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PRESIDENTS message slill continue, amop,
The dccoyed monorchics OF Europe rns
lond is indignant Funcc ditto and
SPAN rampant
moro IL IilIIo change In the condition
of Mexico, except the addition Of ono !,
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Clearfeld County Agricultural Society

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DEAR RuPuRLIcAN


In looking over your columns of last
week, see that certain "Sprucy" has
been coming down on Roses Arithmetic
about certain questions in the Single Rule
.of Three | agree with " Sprucy," that
NJ the book is wrong, why tolerate it?-
But is the book wrong, or is "Sprucvp
wrong? He says, il am wrong want 10
hear from some Of our teachers. 1t does
uotIcquire q teacher to let him know that
he is ,cyyaa. A Apoor Clodhoppcr cpn tell him
that. If "Sprucy" will take gross weight
he will have no difficulty in doing those
questions, and getting the iook answer too.
If "Sprucy" had thought once more be,
fore he put his pen to paper he would
have solved the problem but if he has
any more questions equally blind to his
visual organs let us have them
Trusting that some good may result
thereirom we hope to hear from "Sprucy'
again.
OStcad ian. 2lH, 1859. PINEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF CHESS, now un-
questionably belongs to this country
Our young countryman, Paul Morphy, as
we stated in former paper, having ban
pushed the last remaining european chess
celebrity, Prof. Andersen, by winning
seven games out of eleven played by them.
Two having beenwon by Anderson and two
drawn. Mr.. Norphy now stands the
greatest of living chess players. This is
no empty honor The championship of
this great game has been contended for
by the greatest intelleets at all ages of the
world; and it is undoubtedly worthy the
study of great minds,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$40 REWARD.
POULITgDOOL TOSTl

POUMJB TaBOOM LO6T9
TWAS LOST by the subscriber on the road
w between Clcarfcld and Curwensyie, on
Monday evening the Path inst, medium sized
caliskin pocket book, fastened with strap, con-
tanning Ten Dollars in Cold 1.-TWO 50 pieces to-.
gether with valuable papers, to the value Of
three or four thonsand dollars, in promissory
notes and due bills, payable to the subscriber on
various persons residing in jefferson county, Pa
and elsewhere. Ten dollars reward will be paid
to TIE finder on leaving the pocket-book at this
office, or the hotel of W. A. Ma son, Curwonsyile.
JAMES KYLE.
January 90, 1859.
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COURT HOUSE.
Mr.. EDIToR


cold Town" u the cor
respondent Of the journal Of yesterday,
makes some gross mistakes. lie says,
"The building would not be over 80 or 30
feet to the cave" The specifications a,
dopted by the Commissioners expressly
give the height from the ground line to
the cave as 3S feet The walls in the low
cr story are all brick G qrHcm are to be at
least a inches Htck, and the remainder Q
inches. When it is remembered, that the
lower story is divided into hall and 7
rooms, and that the thickness Of the outer
wall is 22inches it will be found that
these 9 inch walls are amply strong tor
their position and service. And no man
with any brains, will say that they, as a
whole, are not strong enough for the
purpose they are to accommodate. The
Court room, it is alleged should be 20 tC
% feet in the clear. This is reyy specific
when it Is recollcctcd that foot of a mis-
take, in the height of a room used for rub
lie speaking totally unfit it for that pur'
pose 10y reason Of the echo produced by
the additional height. The Commissioners
in the specifications have expressly re.
served the right to submit the height o
the Court room to an architect. /. is said
that the lower story should be arranged
so as to leave hall for poJEc purposes
therein. The Commissioners are provid-
ing for the accommodation of The public
officers of the county and endeavoring to
arrange room and safety for the public rec
ords They have therefore provided in
the lower story for a Prothonatory S office
with fire proof vault, Recorders office
and vault Commissioners office and
vault, Trcasurer's Office, a Sherifl7s Of
fee, District Attorneys Office and an ar.
bitration or spare Jury room. These are
imperatively required for the public veal
and halls for lectures or borough purposes
must be provided in some other way thar
at the expense of the county. The Com,
missioners throughout, have acted as be.
came their official oath irresrective of Bill
/ lingsgate and "home-made thunder" anC
the contractor who offers to do the worl
according to the plans and specification
adopted, will find that he has undertaken
to build a Court house that will be a credi
to the county and substantial and ser,
viceable building.
cold Town" thinks deviations will b,
necessary; perhaps they may; and tn,
specifications expressly provide for thos,
deviations and these are as much par
of the bond as though they were in it
The signers Of that bond are not in th,
habit of repudiating auy of their obliga
tions. The Court house adopted is mod.
eled from the Bellelonte Court house
which cost $4,000, and 81 venture t
guess" that if the building described II
the plans and specifications, be built fo
SI5,0OO the Court and the tax,pavors vii
approve the action of the Commissioners
and the philonthropio sympathy Of colo
! Town" be "love's labor lost"
CLEARrlELO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

Notwithstanding lho complete oyer
throw ol ulm lnuo' ond h. mclIou,
there scoms 10 be- uo peace loi hia ulop.
py territory Forscyculmonths account.
have boon reaching us fresh dislufhon
ccs aud outrage. n kon'as, generally o..
riibcd 10 % man called Montgomery and a
plng OF associates whom hc has collcctcd
moundhim. Morcroccntly however these
dcprcdolous hoyc boon assuming moro
serious aspect, ondhuy extending beyond
the limits of the territory and the Gov.
crnor of Missouri has found it necessary TO
take measures to protect the citizens OF
his state, and ifTo,.iblc punish these in
yaders, plumbers and murders, That this
scoundrcl Montgomery and his band are
a set Of frce-Gootcrs- regular higlrwOymcn,
there can be no doubt, in fact the whole
country unite in agreeing upon that point;
and the wonder is that their leader has
so long been allowed to harrass, plundcr
and murder the unohending citizens of
Kansas without apparently, either let or
hindrancc In any other community he
would either have been arrested and pun
isheG by the judicial authorities or caught
and bung up without even the form Of a
trial or else shot down by the first man
who coulG get within shooting distance Of
him and M one would have uuc.tiopcA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
BENIN. PATTON,
ROBERT r. STEWART.

The books in the County Commission
ers' Office show the payment of $3.50 of
this money by Abraham Wilmer, as per
audit on 9th January, 1916.
For the balance of the money, suit was
brought by Roland Curtin, for use, in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Dauphin coun-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
CAUTION.

A LII persons arc hereby cautioned against pur-
- chasing or in anywise interfering with the
following property, now in the possession of Geo
and h. DOney One yoke of black and white
oN0n; one bay horse supposed to be about years
old, and one two.norse wagOn--as the aforesaid
property has been purchased at constable's sale,
and is left with them on loan only and subject
to my order.
WM. +. JOHNSON.
Union tpo Clcorfcld County, Pa. Jan. 26 80
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26
PROTEST
To Join hCin, George Edrhard and IIIllio
McCracken, E,q', Commissioners Of Cica
field County.


TO JOHN Hpin, George Earhard and William
McCracken, Esq'5, Commissioners Of Clear
field County
GENTLEMEN N;-Understandng that you pro-
pose letting contract on January 29th, for
the erection Of a new Court House, we res.
pectiully, but earnestly, protest against such
action.
You are aware that two projects are now be-
fore the people. First, the erection of a new
county out Of parts Of thi, and adjoining coun-
ties, to be called Pine, which, if effected. will
cut off large scope of territory and largely
decrease our legal business. And Second,
the removal Of the seat Of Justice from its
present site. Large meetings in favor Of re.
movul have been held, and petitions circuat.
cd and numerousiy signed; but the friends Of
which are awaiting legislative action as to
Pine county.
We, therefore, protest against a letting at
this time, for the following reasons:
lst. If ''the erection Of Pine county has be.
come a fixed fact" as many believe. then the
present buildings will be sufficient to accom-
modate the county with its decreased limits,
and there is no necessity for putting the coun-
ty to the cost Of erecting buildings.
2nd. That if the removal is effected after
letting, lhe county will be liable for damages
to the contractors for breach Of contract.
3rd. That the hardness of the times and
high price Of provisions at present, must in.
crease the amount at which the buildings will
be let; and the same facts should cause vou
TO pause before adding further burthens upon
us, and rather seek some mode of lcsscning
our rate Of taxation, instead Of fastening. in
great haste, a debt upon us which, with the
accrueing interest, will not be liQuidated dur.
ing the next 20 years.
4th. That too short time is allowed to en-,
able persons who might want to make propo.
sails, to do so.
Grier Bell, Thos. A. McGhee,
ii. L. Thompson, Jno. d. Thompson,
Daniel Faust, John p. Hoyt.
d. Livingston, j. W. Thompson,
VIM. P. Chambers, Thos. Campbell,
and tco hundred and eighty others.
In this dilemma the Commissioners ap-
ply to the court then in session. for in
structions. The court very properly de-
clined giving advice in the premises, re.
marking, however, that they, tthe Com.
missioners) were bound to build n new
court house. That was settled point
which no power this side of Harrisburg
could avert; and that, as the governors
of the county, they were responsible for
its financial condition, and as such thew
would have to exercise their own Judgment
as to time, as also the various propositions
that may be presented to them and with
reference to the bond, the court remarked
thlt he was in the habit of holding people
who gave bonds to their conditions, &c.
&c. a
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber, either
- by note or book account, arc requested to
call and settle, on or before the first day of April
1859. Those who do not comply with the above
may expect to pay costs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

lsiI- Also-the subscriber offers for sale his
house, lot, and office, situated in the town Of
Luthcrsburg, low for cash, or in payments, to
suit purchasers. For further particulars apply
to the SUBSCRIBER, on the promises
DIR. G. WILSON.
Luthcrsburg, Jan. 81, 1859. [no. ., V. iy.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

Hud mupof situation iur thp aast 1i insiir.
mI public mdua Iuu lh. aId count, .
tImHr.l UHI mYkr lN.T rUlu into Oh,
ollie. ul thu Secretary uf ihr Common
wealth Uu ur before dino find Nuuda, ul
u.aubpr mlt
Stu g. iRt Ht.Nrm.H. i,I... That
tlp uiur.ul commissioner sbul have
power. and NJ fI.ll Lu ihcn. duty to take
o.sumuco by deed. bond. or otherwise. of
any land. lots monies ur oihpI prorrrtv
Uh.phhuJh b.ru ur mly Ia offered for lhc
u.u and luuvi, of thusuid county. either
'ur tuo purpose of erecting public mild.
mgs. lho support of un Academy or other
public use. and loy the services alorrmcn.
toned.
IrudrrlI,i. Act fine GoycrpoI. o,,,ipt.l
p.,.,l r,.,s.. r...... y...,,l. Ill.,.
''''' ''''''' ''''''," ''' "''''
tiemln'. commissioners, VINO uied lheir
report as follows;
REPORT.
SlR-By virtue of an Act OF the General
Assembly OF thc Commonwealth of Penn
IsyIyaniu, entitled an Act authorizing the
/ appointment OF Commissioners to fix upon
"a proper site Tor the Seat OF Justice IN
/ |ClgmItcld county WE, the subscribers,
|pppuutcd by Ills ENccllcncy the Govern
/ or, agrccarhN To the proy-ions of the
above mentioned Act. pissed ON the fourth
/ day OF April, in the year OF Oar Lord one
{ thousand eight hundred and five
I REPORT, that aEreeabIy to the proyls-
ions of the above mentioned Act, we met
lat the house OF Benjamin Patton, in the
town OF BelIeionic' on the twentieth day
/ OF May, one thousand eight hundred and
+ five, and receiving the different proposals
made by several persons proceeded toNiew
and determine ON tho most eligible and
proper situation ior the seat OF Justice
laod IubIe buildings, Tor the said county
lot CIeMheld, ana do llnd jhat the OId
/ Town OF tCmncleclamouse, IN the said coun-
ty lthe property OF Abraham Wilmer Of
the township OF Lancaster in the county
OF Lancaster, and Commonwealth OF Penn
syIvanla,) situate on the south side OF the
West Branch OF the Sasquehanna River, IN
/ the county aforesaid, - the most eligible
and proper situation for the Seat Of Justice
and Public Buildings in the said county
and that we have laid out the 5aid town,
q plan whereof is hereto annexed, and we
also further report, that we have received
from the said Abraham Wilmer, his bond
(which is also hcrcuulo anneNed) for the
conveyance Of certain lots and the pay
ment of certain sums OF money at the time
and for the purpose therein mentioned.
We are, with respect your humble SER
wants, ROLAND CURTIN.
JOHN FLEMING,
JAMES SMITH
To Thomas NJ hean Thompson, Sccreta-
a L y Ill
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

A. M. HILLS would inform his pa
irons that he will be absent from his office
during the three first weeks of February,
on professional visit to Elk County,
Clearfeld, Jan. 10, 1858,
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TANNING, CURRTING, BOOT SHOE
AND H1RNESS MAKING,

I OOO CALF SKINS wanted for which the
h'Ooo highest price in cash viii bo paid
the st, Mary's Steam Tannery. [no. 2, VOL iy.l
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)nlllllSSiOnCfS,
JOHN IRWIN,
GEORGE ERHARD,
WIN. McCRACKEN.

Attest-R. j. WALLACE, Cl'll
l3 January, 1879.
This request not being complied with,
they advertised for proposals to be recei,
we'd on the Goth inst.
The citizens Of Curwensyillo then got
up remonstrancc against the letting on
the 29th as follows:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-26

SEC l. BE Il enacted, dc. That the Gov
ernor be and he is hereby authorized and
required to appoint three disnterested
commissioners, who do not reside or own
any land in the county of Clearfeld, which
commissioners, OF majority of them, shall
meet at the house of Benjamin Patton, in
the town of Bellefonte, on the twentieth
day Of May next, and from thence proceed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

dor SALE OR TO LET-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
residence ct Tnbby Hook the banks Of the Hudson r.
IL miles from the City Hall and within Is minutes from
thirty hst street by the Hudson hiver Railroad The house.
which just finished IL built Of brick in the most substantial
improvements including from the Harlem Co., ssbing
carriage house, dwelling for coachnan &C. The grounds.
which exceedingly beautiful consist OF ~ IL de-
sired with water front the whole having splendid
view of the Hudson river Terms easy Apply to JOSEPH
THOMPSON, the premises st 48 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

E7oA sAlE--Ar STAMFORD, CONN, THE TWO STORY
81 And attic brick house. built In the most substantial man.
With s the MODERN improvements with conservatory at
carriage house, and with about six Of land taste
tny id out about three Of mile from the railroad
asvoI Apply 70 o. II. OHARA, the premises, 3. T.
9EALEY b Liberty street, or 70 PHILIPS PALMER, 81
HUe greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

LroR sAIE--A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
with basement newly finished hrolghout In complete
ftreet brooklyn Will sod low and terms Apply
NE Day "a Douglass street. Brooklyn between the hours
of ~ and O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

uSOR GALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
house Isl West Nineteenth street, replete with gas, gas
Croor water throughout Apply TO D. A. CUsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

LIOR SALE OR TO LET-FOUR LOTS AND FIRST
Il cass house Eighty ninth street. First avenue
Croton water. &C.; delightful location of access
low good tenant Apply at 36 Third avenue in the
store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

N'oR sALE-A FARM OF COS ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
~ In Newcastle county State of Delaware within one
quarter Of 2 mile Of the Delaware Railroad, with peach
orchard OF four thousand Eve hundred full bearing,
and having the promise Of large crop peaches the
year. there mas been sixteen thousand bushels Of quick lime
applied TO the land within the Ave the land under
good fencing The buildings are good and sufficient for the
town, Newcastle county, Slate Of Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

pC.VUV. offered to any person who can surpass Ma
the art of clarvoyance and aatroogy.
rans any disease In form particularly rheu
nsts affections of the throat or lungs NJ B.Aadame
he ciarvoyant IN the United States All who
afflicted trouble unsuccessful In business matters cali
and this naturally gifted lady Office liz Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

LICR s4LE-AT BARGAIN, THE NEW FOUR STORY
high basement house, with MI modern tmpr ovemens
The OF Fifteenth street and Seventh avenue. Terms
easy. Inquire Il 81 seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

NOR sAI.E-TwO FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY BROWN
houses Fos IA and Is Thirty third street. Fifth
nue. built the best cat be surpassed for
durability with all the modern improvements
Apply on tho PROMISES or to D. ROBBINS, l33 Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

UNoR sALE-AT STANFORD CONN, A TWO STORY
II add attic house. AOx36 built In the best manner with all
modern OF ground, aud plenty or
fruit and ornamental trees Terms easy.
PHELPS PALMER. 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

L,OR sALR-A VERY ELEdANT FIRST GLASS HOUSE,
brown stone, in Of the finest and choicest locations in
seventeenth street, Fifth In finished with every
convenience and In the most perfect order the furniture
be had with bargain r. q. PIERCE Is William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

U,OR BALE OR TO LET-THE HOUSE AND FURNI-
ture 10 st. Lukes place Leroy street, also let the house
40 Charlton street; both houses contain all the
provemeu also 20 let the house l22 Hamersey street,
deEte. Inquire of MARTIN WATERS 10 st Lukes
pla IerOye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

VIaoR sALE--TwO AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND
with very nice cottage and fine garden In Westcheste
county the other side Pelham bridge Two thirds the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage. For terms
apply To W. O. r. ENGLISH, "a Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

TOR SALE OR TO LEA COUNTRY HOUSE AT THE
Bergen depot of the New Jersey Railroad; very pretty
nearly new containing eight rooms small
garden, only twenty minutes from New York; ears and
stages every hour. For address R. B. box III Post
ofhce, n. " or inquire upon the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

TITO LET, WITH on WITHOUT STEAM POwER-THE
first loft Of the building Nos SO and 81 eeekman street, size
about so by 100 feet and well lighted The whole entirely
eproo having iron beams and brick arches through
for floors and iron shutters all the windows ths
insurance necessary has pla form elevator by steam
power and be warmed by steam This loft offers
opportunity for Wholesale hardware buatnes Tor
manufacturing purpose In which be important to
the OF selling through commission II viii be
put complete order 10 suit good tenant be divided
70 suit two or more. Apply to LATHAM BROS, " Beck
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

four aory high soop brown stone house 2x70 feet; lot
near st. Georges The house new Immediate
possession be given. VIII be so easy
terms rented moderate pricd 70 responsible t.
nant For further particular apply 70 RAYNOR BLACK
WELL. l,l29 Broadway.