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II oUsE AND LOT FOR SAFE.

wv ILL be offered at public sale on the preml-
w ses, on Saturday the 25th day of March,
a. D. 1859, at o'clock p. VI. Il House and Lot in
the town Of Philipsburg, Centre Co. Pa, now oc-
cupied by Frederick Sensor being 80 feet In
length, and cog feet in wilth fronting on Bea
yer Street and bounded on the North by lot for-
merly owned by DR.. Lorain, and by lot formerly
occupied by the late Jacob +. Sonsor To bo sold
as tho estate of Valentine Illegal deceased, in ao-
cogdance with tho provisions in the last will and
testament Of said decelcnt
Terms made known on tho day of SALE and
possession given on the first day of April next, by
JOSEPH McCLARRIN, Executor.
Feb. 28, 1889. mo 7, vol. iy.1
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23
AUDITORS NOTICE.

WE undorsignod, an Auditor appointed by ths
l. Court OF Common Pleas of CIml.l Coun.
~ TO distribute The money arising from the slo
OF the Personal rnorrrrT ofJamcs M Leonard.
gives notice that ho will uttcud 20 tho samc, ut
the Office of Larimcr & Test in CleaTg,ll op go.
turday the 10th OF April, 1859.
ISRAEL TEST, Iud.or.
ClouGcld, March lO.h, 1859. rao. 9, vol. iv.l
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TNHE BOOKS Of D. W. Moore Esq. having
T. been in my possession for settlement and
collection for some time and still much of them
remaining unsettled, give this last notice. that
all persons indebted upon said books for ADVERT
sing, subscription, or job work, must positively
como and settle the same, at or before the Nav
Court VIM. PORTER.
Cloarfoid, March ., 1859. no. 7, vol iy.l
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AUDITORS NOTlTICE.

IN mo matter Of toe Esu'e ofAicru9r Stone.
Lo'c Of halys 0Caslp Cleu.dlH Cymg
d,coms{-
The undrsignod auditor, appointed Jy the Or
phan's Court Of Coarlod County, q, examine
and report upon The partial accouu, Of Jesse
Stone Executor Of Alexander Stone tho above
named deccdent hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the duties Of said appointment ga-
tuday, the 10th day April next, at tho Office
of LaIrimcr d Test, in the borough of Clenraeld.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when and whcro all persons
Interested can atten il they sec proper
JAS. II. LARRIMER, Apdior.
March l6, 1850 rno. o, vol, iy1
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HARD TIMES NO MORE.o

A NY PERSON (Lady oruontleman,) in the
IA United States, possessing n small capital of
from SO TO 81 can enter into an easy and respect
able business, by which from 50 to $40 per dan
can be realized, For particulars, address, with
stomp,) W. r. ACTON & Co.
ii North SIXTH st. PmLADA.
Fob. 18th J9.-9m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

DuNcANNoN, Perry County, March 10
We had n terrible storm here last night,
wuich did much damage to property. The
fine old CIarl,s Ferry bridge across the
Susquehana, used as towing bridge for
the canal. and belonging to the Penna.
Railroad Company, was nearly all blown
away. 1t was about three quarters Of q
mile long. 1t had no connection with the
railroad, which crosses the river about ten
miles further down. This is the third or
fourth time bridge has bren destroyed
here. One was buntand others were car,
ried away by storms or ice>lloods.
The bridges across the Juniata are all
safe The high water in Sherman's creek
has stopped the Duncannon Iron Works,
belonging tc Fisher, Morgan & Co., but no
damage aas been done, and the dam and
bridges are safe. The Juniata is very high
and rising, and so is the Susquehana.
Two Men DRowNED.-On Saturday night,
whilst four men were rowing boat across
the boom to sort out some logs. the boat
was caught on arope that was stretched on
the surface of the water and thereby upset
two of them, CHARLES Folk and a. SPAr-
rord were drowned, and the other two es~
capped by swimming, Mr.. Folk leaves a
wife and two or three small children, aud
Mr. SPAFFoRD was only recently married.
Clinton Democrat.
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EsTATEoF HIRAmp. FUTILE, Decd

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
mjnistrauon have been granted to the under
signed ON the estate of Hiram P. Tuttle, late of
Morris township, Clearfed County, deceased.
All persons having business concerning the same,
are hereby notified to make immediate settlement
with the administrators.
CATHARINE p. TUTTEE, J 49,.
EDWARD PERKS, Adm RS.
Maroh 2, 1859. Tno. 7. yoliy1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

Mrs. SlcELEs.-1he New York HsraL
OF Saturday says This lady reached this
city on Friday, from Washington, in com.
pany with her little child, and left town
Yesterday for her home in the suburbs OF
the city. Those that have conycrsed with
TINS unfortunate woman speak confidently
OF her entire ponitence at her late conduct,
and OF the intense agony Of mind exhibi-
tea by her at the unfortunate position of
her husband.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

JoNEs PATENT KEROSENE OR CoAL OIL
LAMPS UNBIyAILED IN BEAUTY SIvrucI-
EY, SAFETY OR EcoNoNY-Eycry person
desiring to obtain the VERY BEST and
CHEAPEST portable light within their
reach, should call and examine these
Lamps before Purchasing elsewhere, and
we pledge ourselves to demonstrate-lst.,
that no accident can occur by explosion
3D.. chat they emit no offensive odor
while burning-3d., that they are very
easily trimmcd-4th., tLatthey are easily
regulated to give more or less light--jth.,
that they burn entirely free from smoke
Gth., that the light is at least so per cont.
Cheaper than any other light now in com-
mon use.
These lamps oreadmirably adapted for
the use of Students, Mechanics, Seam
stresses, Factories, Halls, Churches, Stores,
Hotels, and are highly recommended for
Family use.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction in all
cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23
THE CLEABFIELD ACADEMY,

NETILL be opened on the frst Tuesday Of May.
w under the general supervision Of the Rev,
G. NJ. Galloway, and the immediate care Of u
competent teacher.
Terms per session Of twenty two weoks-0r-
biography, Reading, Writing and Primary Arith.
mctc and Geography, IS 90
Higher Arithmetic and Geography,
English Grammar and History, 90
Algebra, Physiology, Natural philos.
ophy, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Bota-
ny, Geology, Evidences Of Christianity,
and Biblical Antiquities, 0O
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Rhet-
oric, Logic and Astronomy, 10 90
The Latin and Greek Languages IL 90
Exercises in Composition and Defamation
will be required Of all the pupils, accordiug to
their abilities.
No deduction will be made when the pupil en-
ters within two weeks Of the commencement Of
the session; unless occasonod by pro;ractcd
sickness,
No pupil received for loss than half session.
Tyition to he paid at the close Of the FIRST ele-
ven weeks Of the session.
Cloarield, March 8, 1859. fno. s, vol. iv.-tf.l
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Important to Lumbermen.

THE gbscriber takes this method
informi Ig any and all persons wishing. e
procure the
i 0s3 ny aGop Wheel,
that .ao sgent for Clearfeld County,
an | wil, furnish and put in the said wheel,
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap.
plication being made TO him at his resi-
donoe in Lawrence township. three miles
south of Clearfeld borough, or by lettor
addressed 10 him at Cleorfeld ?, 0.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept. J. lS5s.-3m. .pd.
.------------
To all '0anting Farms, sec advertisement Z I
TT-r.s,o,Fo- lygJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23
DIRECTIONS.

Remove the cap, saturate and trim the
wick even with tho tube, replace the cap,
turn the wick up through the opening,
lightit and turn it down below the open
ing, adjust the chimney, and allow it to
burn low for few moments so as to pre-
vent charring. Breaking Of chimneys is
avoided, by turning the blaze on gradual
".
To use as n night lamp, re-trim, as the
crusted wick prevents combustion.
FoR SALE BY MERRELL & CARTER, at the
Iron Store on Second Street, one door
south of Moore & Etzwilers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

BALTIMORE, March ia steam tug has
been despatched to the brig Kirkland,
which is ashore at Cove Point. 1t is hop
ed the vessel will be saved by the removal
of here cargo Of sugar. There is a partial
insurance on the property. A trcmen-
dou3 gale blew last night, and fears are
entertained of the safety Of the vessel
II would seem almost impossible for a dis
obled vessel to Withstand it. There are
also apprehensions of other disasters hay
ing occurred on the bay.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

Gold Bracelets, Armlcts, Neck Chains, Cameo,
Florentnc, Mosaic and, Gold Stone Sets, Gold
and Silver Thimblcs, Gold Ear Drops, Rings
Breast Pins, Bosom Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Cud
Pins, Lockets, Keys, Scarf and Shawl Pins, and
other articles worth from 30 cents to twelve
dollars.
All communications must bo be addressed to
A. NJ. BROWN & Co.,
l23 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Agents wanted in allparts of the United States
and Canadas, to sell Books, Music, Jewelry, old
Pens, Pencils, &C., and receive sub scriptons for
the RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Catalogues and numbered certificates, will be
sent to those wishing to act as Agents. No cap
ital required.
All newspapers giving the above advertise
ment 10 insertions, will be paid IS, in Gold
Pens. Jewery, Books, or Music, payable within
30 days after receiving the first number con
tanning the advertisement.
mo. s, vol. iy.l
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ARwanllg to cmirats 70 mild climate, gooa
soil, and fnc market, sec Advertisement Of Hlm
nonton Lands,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23

Every subscriber to the "Wochly Rcd, White
and Blue Will be entitled to two premiums,worth
from fifty cents, to five hundred dollars, by tho
payment Of twenty Eve cents on each. As soon
as the subscription money is roceiyol, Oh, sub
sCribcr wiu-Do informed by letter what bis pre-
mums are, and then il is optional whether ho
pays the twenty-five cents on each, and takes
the premiums or not.
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To al Vanting Farms sec advertisement {
H7mmontou Lands
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NEW WORK FOR AGENTS.

The Life, Speeches and Memorials
or
DANIEL WEB8TJER.
Coatammg his most Celebrated Orqti0ns, Sc.
iset.oafom The Eulogies Delivered on
the Occasion Of lis Death
and his LIE and
Tines
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THE PREMIUMS.

The premiums that wO sell to subscribers for
twenty five cents each, are comprised in tho fol.
lowing List:
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Dn.The refined editor Of the Loci,
Haven Wa,chmon, says, that a musical in
strument called the ",y0metts' is great
iayorite with the Ladies Of Clearfeld.-
We do not know how this may be, but it
would have to be in i'll favor with them
were it not as much esteemed as was the
sWine who makes the ungcntlemanly as
sertion, when be sojourned in this place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23


Saturday Of last week the next, "Guy
lannering," will issue to-day, "Rob Roy"
neat, and SO on, one novel will will be
published regularly on each and every
coming Saturday, until the whole number
yolumes-twentyss completed
The low price fixed 10y the publisher for
them are only 2j cents volume, or the
Whole twenty-siX volumes for FIVE dollars.
complete set will be forwarded free Of
postage, BY mail, TO any part ofthe United
states, to any one, by tho publishers, on
receiving remittance Of five dollars for
Ae twenty-six volumes; or remittance
u three dollars will pay for the first twelve
volumes; or a remittance of one dollar
Will pay for the first four volumes. The
novels will be neatly printed, and each
volume will contain about l25 pages, prin-
'ed on fine white paper, and neatly bound
WIN paper cover. The revised uniform
Mlnburgh edition, from which this is re-
printed, comprise As volumes, the cost of
when Is seuenb -t,0o dollars; and this edi-
H0n will contain every word of the Edin>
Vurgh edition. We commend the deter
n'nation of this enterprising Philadelphia
utm to furnish the works of an author
'Ne Walter Scott, at a price so reasonable,
Nat all persons whatever may possess a
all set, and direct the especial attention
I. our readers to the fact and would ad,
'se them all to mako a Remittance Of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

ME are authorized 10y the pr"prieIors 10 offer
w 1T private sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING Is ire proof built on
r. = piles wiln stone foundation. aud Is situated
o. directly the River front, and within a lie"
yards OF the Orange 4 Alexandria aud ManaSst>
Gap Railroads with WharNcs. and depth OF water
sufficient 10 accommodate vessels ot tue largest
class. lis Dimensions are ~ feet III length. hy
80 feet in with. four and half stories high. and
i, covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR Is also attached, by
which grain eau lee RAPIDLY discharged from YES
sells Immediately into the Mill. The GRAIN CiHs
are capable Of budding 5000 bushels "f Wheat The
Elevator Is worked by II small engine. separate
from that used ia manufacturing, ;" that gram can
be received while the iliIl is uot III operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, Of
1! feet diameter, capable Of manufacturing when
ia full work, about SOh h",,,k uj F''HS I'"r ""g.
Til, ENGINES and BOILERS are very supc-
riur made by OTIS Iuti.. OF Boston, Mass, with
out regard 10 cArrusr. There siA Boilers, with
return lurs. The Engines are high pressure, and
of go horse power.
WATER and GAS have been Introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose. &c. at
tached to the water pipes III each story.
The above is only general description of this
extensive FIGURING Mill. Persons DESTROYS of pur
chasing will, OF course visit the establishment,
where every information will lie afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new, and Of the
most approved description, il having been the tie
sign oi the proprctor> To erect Il Mill second Il"
n"uc in this section Of the country. In II wall he
found er,ry hiny appcrtainimg To first class Flour
iug Mill.
-. A COOPER'S SHOP, of brick, covered with
si:I slate and with iron window shutters. adjoinS
the Mill. Its dimensions are loo feet III length,
bv II feet IN width. Two stories high. Ii is per
iertIy FIRE proof. and has in it full complement Of
Tools. &C.. all in perfect order. There are now
about 900 FLOUR BARRELS on hand which
viii be- sold with the Mill Also, lot "t Coopers
,luif, SLAVES, HEADING, 81.
Il is rarely that such establishment so ex-
rru.ivc and complete in all it, appointments Is
offered To the public. The terms of the sale will
he made easy
For further information. apply To
i. os-JIm FOWLE ( co.
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announces that Fcrrarea, RaveHna, Forli,
Anrnna. and other towns, have been replaced
under the authority Of ther Pope by interyen-
ton of the Puntiiicial troops.
The officer who commanded the Swiss
troops in the affair ut Prrngia, is said to have
been promoted.
AUSTRIA. The Vienna correspondent Of
the London Times asserts that for the last
ten wears matters have been terribly mis-
managed il Austria, that it will be almost
miraculous il the empire ESCAPES dissolution,
In an autograph letter, the Emperor Fran
els Joseph has caused ordinances relative t"
Prutestnnts in Austria L" IL. issued without
waiting for the revision Of the Council Of
State.
NAPLES, June &C. BY decree just issu-
ed one hundred and thirty-seven refugees ARE
permitted Ia return and all other Snlians
holding permission aud promising obedience
To- the laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

New YORK. July Flour has declined lott
2jr. state sJiOM $3.50; Ohio sta $500; South
crn S6tr $500. Wheat closed with 4 declining
tendency: Southern white l7Jth Use. Corn clio.
sei higher. but scarce: mixed and yellow !0c.;
round white $50 Pork closed steady; mess SlGu
mSlGI2. Lard closed heavy At l0!G lie
WhiSkcy closed firm. and is held AT 2. "a - !c.-
Stocks are dull and unchanged. Va. Is 81. Nj"
i'S Sd
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Latest from Cuba.

New YORK. July 9.--The steamship
Kamak, from Bermuda, brings dates from
Havana la thc3d. Sugar had advanced } rial.
Moasses and freight> unchanged Exchanges
were tending downward. There was no
fever of consequence in the island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

The Brcmcu ior Europe last Saturday. was cx
rrctcd t" take "ut about SjO0.Oo0 i'll specie. max
ing the total for the past eight day about ~. 100.
UOO. The London Economist says The influx
81 gold from the United States, though gradual y
slnrkrnlug continue. and there is prospect :"
further .urrlirs from Russia. The Russian Guy
eminent ha. numerous dividends ani other claims
t. discharge III L"nd"n about this period. Tn,
payments Tor iron md machinery fol the Russian
railway ais" help to explain the low level "i the
exchange, AMI ia" consequent steady flow "i iPe.
rIe 10 this side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
THREE FARMS, TWO Of 400 ACRES EACH,
AND ONE OF 33., IN PRINCE WILLIAM
COUNTY va FOX SALE

'hh subscriber. drsirin. L. leaN, il" state now
l. offers tor sale his land III Prince William
County. Va. lying month 81. aud Immediately upon.
The Turnpike leading from lhor"ughiare To- Gains
vile, ~" stations upon tue Manassas Gap RaIi-
road
This Land, CONTAINING in all 1877 ACRES j.
divided into three s"Varat" auI distinct FARMS
lyius each upon ihc above named turnpike which
for tue sake 81 convenience, Will be designated AS
FARMS No. |, =, and 3.
These FARMS possess the advantage OF being
situated III u pleasant and health, ueighborhuod
IL The DWELLINGS and VI L HOUSES up
G,- all three ar" inferior.
The sol" generally sandy, with y Subsol of clay.
is OF good quality. ani highly susceptible OF IN
pruNemeut.
FARM NJ. |. through which the railroad pass
es. distant i half mile from Thoroughiare Station,
contains FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. 800 clear
ed land, and Ion III fine wood and timber
This FARM is well watered the fencing. both
frontier AMI interior. is in excellent order.
This FARM does not aijoin the other two, be
ing u half mile from the one. and ! mile from the
other.
FARM No. .. distant one mile from Thorough
fare. and three from Gainesville. also contains
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 80 rlesred. and the
remainder in wood and t,mbcr. This FARM L.
also well watrred.
FARM No. B. distant mile and halt from
ThorOushlarc and y miles from GAINESVILLE, con
tainS THREE IL NURED aud THIRTY -SEN In
ACRES. $50 cleared. and the remainder in wood.
Upon this farm there Is but little timber. Ii lies.
however. al jarent 10 farm No. . upon which there
Is "a sufficient quantity OF timber Tor moth, should
they be purchased by the same individual
will sell these Farms together, or separately,
To- suit the wishes of purchasers.
Persons desiring To purchase cheap lands are
politely requested to call and look AT these farms.
which will he chrcrtully shown them 10y the sui
Srribcr. Being extremely anxious I" sell. my
terms, in all RESPECTS. will lee accommodating.
For further information. address the subscriber.
at Thoroughtare Station, Manassas Gap Railroad,
Prince William County. Va.
CASSIIS CARTER
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MARRIED.

A, Chatham the residence Of the bride father,
an tb, ostb Of June. hv the Rev. John Brrkwith,
.f MARYLAND Dr. SAMlE Ell T.. COMPTON, II
La. to Miss RUGENlA RRuCkENBHOIHl,
daughter Of John F. Brockenbroush, esq, 81 Wet
mor,IauI rn Va.
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o" Ki"y. b't"een Water o"d t"i""
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
COAL COAL, COAL,

WYE shall soon he delivering Goals from YES
w sells, of superior quality. picked At the mine:
for family use. Ess" Please send Us your orders
that you may expense of carting, yarding
&c. u consideration to the consumer. rs Ia cost
WHITE ASH, and RED ASH, suitable for stoves
CRATES cooking. furnaces, aud Bakers use. now OF
hand. and to arrive. CUMBERLAND. in any
quantity: Lump. Run of Mine. and Smiths COAL
all under cover. on plank flooring. and no; expos
ed TO the weather. y Ill
fairfax News, Warrenton Wing. AMI Cnlpefer
Observer will copy month.
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DIED.

In Washington, "n the 9TH INST. MAhl DE
MENT, vii, at the late Walter Dement, :" -
Mary's county, MARYLAND. aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERAToRs.

AYE have lett "A few beautiful WATER cool
w ERS, which will hc sold = bargain. Also,
TWO of the NEW PATENT ELENATlNH RE
FEIGERATOR. patent March -. They will lie
sod at u low figure. and are a first rate article.
We are prepared :" supply any demand l"r
Quart and Half Gallon Tin PRESERVE CANS.
with Wax. Directions &C.. all complete, AT the
lowest prices. Persons in want will please call
and examine before purchasing.
iv. JOHN L. CREIGHTON. IS King st.