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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
SheriF,s Sale.

George s. Coe, Trustee, VS.. the Springfield, Mt. Vernon
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company.
RY virtue of an Order Of Sale to me directed
- from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clark County
Ohio, I will offer for sale at the door OF the Court House
in the city of Springfield, Clark county Ohio.
On Wednesday, the Fifth day Of December, A D. 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. m, and four O'Clock,
p m, of said day, the following described real estate.
to-wit : So much of the Railroad of said Company be-
tween the city of Springfield, Clark county, Ohio, and
the intersection with the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
near Loudonviiiei as lies between the western terminus
of said road at Springfield, and the point where said road
crosses the course of the Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati Railroad east of the town of Delaware, Delaware
county, Ohio, (called the Western Division of the Spring
field, Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad including
the right of way and the land occupied by the said rail
road, together with the supe-structurc and tracks there
on, and all rails and other materials use. thereon, bridgz
es, yiaducts, culyerts, fences, equipments, depot grounds
and the buildings thereon, being the entire Western d.
vision and its connecting real estate; with the franchise
Of the corporation. to maintain the said railroad, ID run
and use the same, and TO deT1and compensation for the
transportation of freight and passengers as AN ENTIRE
II.
APPRAISED at S1O4 900:
will, also, offer for sale at the same time and place,
the following personal property of the said Railroad Com
Dany tO-Wit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25

Both the Ointment and PiHs should be used in The 6olIow-
ing cdses:
Bad Legs, lCorns (Soft,) lScalds,
Bad Breasts, cancers, Sore Nipples,
Burns, lCOhtracted and ISore Threats,
Funions, stiff Joints, ISkin Discusses,
Bites of M0schc-' Elepllantiasis, iScurvy,
toes and Sand Fistulas, ISore-heads,
Flies lGOut, Irumors,
Co-co-bay I%Glandular Swelling ulcers,
Chiego- foot, ILumbago, MOUNDS.
Chilblainst piles, iYaws.
Chappcd- Hands, Rheumatism,
CAUTION Nome are genuine unless the words "a HoIJo-
WAY, NEW YORK AND LONDON, - are disccanable rs a Va
tsI-HldFk in every leaf of the book OF directions, around
each pot r box the same may be plainly seen by hold
ing the leaf 10 the light. Ahandsome reward will be Civ
en- to any one rendering such information as may lead
to the detection of any party or partiesc ounterfciting
the IN 'l'cine or vending the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
So Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
so N lilen Lane, New York and by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, in pots, at 25c., &c, and 81 each.
RJ+ THERE'S considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of patients, in ev-
cry disorder, arc affixed to each box. May /, 6O%Iy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Dry Goods, II
Boots and Shoes,
Combined.

DECEIVED this day a general stock Of New
~ FALL GUOlS-
Dress Goods.
In plain and figured Merlnoes, extra Black Silks all the
new styles OF Poplins, Travelling Dress Goods. De lains3
fancy C~nslmers, Plain and Fancy all Wool De Lains;
best CaIicoes, sc, &c-
New Styles Fall and Winter Shawls.
Stella Shawls with borders sewed on from 81 SO to S 90
Merino ShaNls with Silk Fringcs, 81 4 so to 10 90
Brocha 90 L" Is 90
3 dog. striped Brocha, new styles only 1 50
a4zHeop skirts and Reeds less than former prices-~W
A-New Bonnets, Shakers, Ribbons, SC. reryeheap. "a
A complete stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Yankee Notions
White Goods. Cloths Cassimers, Tweeds, james,
Flanneis, &c.
BI- l have added to my stock $4,000 in
NO. BOOTS AND SHOES,
Children, Youths,
Misses, Boys,
Women and Men.
intend to keep a full line OF Boots and Shoesand bet
ter work than You have been in the habit of buyiUg
really made. Call and examine for yoursef-good and
prices
Co.., - J. HYATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
The New Drug Store.
FF m

tsaccessort to CORNELL & PUMPHREY.)
W Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Turpentine, White and Red
Lead, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Fine
Hair, Tooth and Paint Brushes,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses and Sup
porters, Surgical Instruments,
Walls and Bottles, Appetite
cary's Shop Furniture, all
the Patent or Proprietary
Medicines of the Day,
and Pure Wines
and Brandies
for Medicinal
Purposes
Just purchased the entire stock. and will
4 constantly N ep on hand a we'll selected assortment
II such artcl Wkts are usually kept in Drug Stores
winch will be sold at the lowest cash price.
/ return my thanks to my numerous friends for their
LIBERAL patronage heretofore received, and feel confident
the increasing business this house has already done,
hat / shallin future share a large and liberal patronage.
Be Particular attention will be paid 20 filling Physi-
;ian's Prescriptions OF all kinds.
Tinvite all those wishing anything in my line to call
It the old stand, one door below Templar Hall.
March 2, '6O-%tf. H. N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25

In ing and Beating Stoves, and amongst his extensive
variety can be found at all times the Justly celebrated
" STEWART STOVE,''
about which our neighbor & down town - has SO much
5osdy, and for which he says he is the q sole 40, mr. for
Delaware county. " hot has become Of that & Brilliant"
TIE stove now any more
We'll We would like TO know what is the matter with ii
If tits too large for convenience ?
We willsay to our patrons and the public that nee hdue
lhe STEWART STOVE and hare had it for more than a
year, end still keep it ut all times.
We also keep bhc t. ECONOMIST" which Is regarded
by some as superior to til: Stewart Store. Our patrons
can have their choice.
If you want a good Stove and want to get it cheap,
call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and see the celebrated % Stew
art - and " Economist as well as ALL the latest and
best varieties of Cooking and Heating Stoves now in use.
Sole Agent Humbug y Nonsense !! Don't spend
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and e-
anime his large and complete assortment and ascertain
his "'ines, which are low enough to suit the hardtimes.
all and see Motifs Patent Kettles.
,59~tf NATHAN WILLIAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
tx SMYAETRNN


VI the AcAciAx BAIsAN' as thoroughly wor,hy The eenE
icnce Of all. Every symptom Of Cons"mrti"n Is s~reH
aud permanently erAdicaied hy its use. It's eheetN are
none other but Strengthening aud renoVsting % ~ ~
General Debility. are ehcetnauy cared by its use NtSht-
Svsa4s. EosS of Flesh, and Wasting away NJ the Ne"esS
Lungs, Liver Complaint, Palpitatien Of the Heart NM
Guilty Of Breathing-al these affections disappear IN y
Incredibly short time after using ir. o. fheips hfo"h"
Acacian BalSRm.
1t noari>he. sud strengthens the patient who rs t9e
much reduced to partake of ordinary toon' "
internal sores. tnbercles and Inflammation. u strength-
ems braces. and revitalizeS the brain, and II without .
rival as n tonic. S%upplyisS electricity Y mAghSue norcS
To every part Of the rufrrs'rsl Hhi pros'rats ooay. ~
needs no LENGTHY trial to cunriaer any that The AcS7ser
EalsaM is truly the greatest rvin~-iN "f the day, N itf
beneficial qualities are fully APP aren't IN etshtanator'y
~ Let the invalid. then, no longer delay, but
a make the trial, and the result will surely be a
X of the most gratifying character,
Is The AcACIAN R6tsAN is prepared with the
greatest care, and the best materials. No I'D
pains or expense are spared to make IL what NJ
II is-the best known remedy of the age. n VI,
n may DO taken by either sex, of all ages, and %
IA At an ssassRs, with perfect safety and u "a Nc
none the less powerful IN oonqnering those dis
eases which sap the foundation and destroy
~ the lives Of so many In our midst. Every family ~
should have 1t, and regard it as household
treasure.
Descriptive pamphlets given to all who apply "
" PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE u
\ pR Eisairn IMossiBroWn,
kDk0.RhssesssaSSS;s! ssi:S
RNNNsW SNvN,
For sale by NJ. L. STARR 4 BRo. lIInn,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
"N

may at all times be found al the Music Store, and will
give Instructions on the Violin and Violinceno, furnish
String Nisic for Exhibitions, or Social Gatherings, and
write or mlrk Visiting, Wedding or Professional Cards
Prices reasonable. June 29, go st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
TAXES OR 1860.
thelTax-paverslof Delaware County.

Il Taxation for r 1850 @Lm dm the Mmg@ tables showing nm%d MH~noh line TpM@1N~~"
hM tn dGmm pmmxkr (which ehd d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Lime! Lime! Lime!
Competition the Life Of Trade

TIAVING understood that other parties are SELL
II ing lime at nOAtadHy lower rates than myself, l
have determined on reducing my prices, and hereby in
form my old customers and the public that shall sell II
as lqM as II can be had In the vicinity, while they may
rely Wbon getting full measure and a superior article OF
Pure White Lime,
At nu KEInS on the Seioto Rirer, near q Waite SuIphHr'
Stafi9n, unthe Springfield, M Vernon C FinSbarg RoiI
Rad, aud s miles West of DEtAwARE, ONO.
A SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
THIS Lime has been extensively used for several years,
and is universally considered
The Best Lime in the State.
It will be delivered ON the ears OF tAe'S. Mt. V. & =. r
R. ut nay switch, when desired,
Orders addresseGto the und,rsgne1 will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD COLVN,
r pit go. White Sulphur, Delaware Co. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
NEW AND OLD!

481 ~ &ON O40
THE undersigne1 having sold and bought still
Il hold two of the hest machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world. Thciirst
5 WOoiworth's Planeing Machine, which has done the
work in m .chanicallike manner for the last eight years IN
this county, and can still do the same with perfect ease
ami prices reduced. The second is ID. Berlew's Patent
sash Machine, which makes Sash, Eiinds and ! nors by
feeding it with clear and dry lumber-sucha as we make
all Of four building materials we have been i'll the bust
less long enough to know that no otherakind will an
swer. We would say for the benefit Of the people OF
Central Ohio that We would be very sorry to have themde
ccived by others tales and lies, and would be very much
pleased to have them come and see US with naked eyes
We are also prepared to furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, MsuIdings, Panels, ETC.,
Of all descriptions at the very lowest possible figures
sash filed with glass and painted, flooring, siding, and
in fact everything in the house-finishing ne at THE low
Est RATES As we have the largeststock on hand of Sash
Doors, &c, in the city, we will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
Of Window Blinds to order, all completed, painted and
hung a%treduced prices. Feeling under renewed obiiga-
tionS to our friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years We would still solicit a share of
the SAM Respectfully,
aIg. 20. '59-*tf- PERRY & ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.

900 MILLS DOUBLE TRACK
@EA u Ct 5sz-s5=E4 z~ 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25

Immw ready mhe the Taxes for 180 @rpdU R pdm pBnWed the Act passed April h"S@ 10 P""Ume
2 HmLAmm CMuhmd Tm@"
@ SMp mHw c. ARMSTRONG; rprdD hweC County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
The Life Pills ard Phenix Bitter

TINS remedy is offered as afTortiing n meanst 81 sT~edy
.ure for the large number that die annually in our hnS
If that fell scOurge. Consumption. TO which, unfoTtur
aately, so many pre,liSroSing canSrS exist. Youth and
age are alike SUI inject to its ravages.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25

nv ttff F'AN4HiH6 5LDCId "
sry and Provision store.
Delaware, Jan Is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

French n,ds hd notified ilc mrtoIn of
uu n n tloop oi war iho' lhos would
tomd Mn, ltnnus-pe WthW Wlhoushlthrfe
vaf ny hlihiucH In her, Tho ulpum
ol uhc Saratoga, hhd mtmotcd in rctuin
thai hyy would not 40 10 Willie hh ses.
fd wosncat onuuPh 20 pie,cut lL
Tlc lhnois, hom AspnNdb bring luier
news nhd over one million and quarter
n spcciv ..
A revolution wac imminent IN Chilli
Peru was quiet
Nothing special nom san Francisco.
llou, Il, A. llanncgap, died in ST. Louis
on last Friday nigm, llo was formerly
ia L. $. senator aom lliinois.
/ News from Paraguay pronounce the
squadron inadequate to the task OF bring
ing Lopez to reason The latter is said e
have 100, 0O0 men undor arms.
The President has called an extra scs
sion Of the Senate, TO commence on th'
lth March at noon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
tcleetaphie News

wWms,taN. thtl -1ho lml utro
Appropriation ml which WW debated h
DO liuu.r lu dos li s3 mgniit nttio
rbiuicd e 8 1un,uOo ~ which hcotly 4 l
0mum afc To- supply dchq~ncgs %, the
tc,cnuc lut the icnf cipling ~ iVtli luur
ucxt Various fchsont cunuiluied io iis
icipctim- among them he striking uut
the amendment anihotilneihc Batter.
Rrld Company to- cnify Tie ovcr.and unit
Nv such route M they may select, bat the
chief one is said TO be Discrimination to
pass the Gcnaul Appropriation bills with
out first modifying the tariff
Ezra Clark, member from the First Con.
OCCASIONAL District of Connecticut intends
running as the Peoples candidate against
the Republican Nominee.
Carc,oo. Feb. .-The grain statistics
furnished by Ucps C0umccil EIprcsS show
the accumulation OF flour and grain in
store here during the lart seven days, to
be only little over 100000 bushels,
aganst200, 900 bushels for the coirespon.
ding week of last year, while the amount
of flour and wheat in store at present was
equivalot to Gll,0O0 bushels, against l,263,
900 bushels at the sam time last year.
NEw YoRg, Feb. 24.--Nothing was de-
cidcd upon to-day at the meeting OF Rail
road Presidents. Matters look about tho
same as yesterday. The Convention as
sembles again this evening, and will prob
laby adjourn TO the Sth Of March without
taking any action.
CnlcAGo, Feb 2+.-The Republican
Convention to-day nominated John G
llaines, theprrseut Mayor, for reelection
Marcus b, Gilman is the Democratic
candidate.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
Daring feat at Niagara Crossing on
o.. a Suits above the Falls.


Inc Chicago freS5 mas an account o' +"
Yankee eadFehluief' naIiieo Ah"'e" NleeH'
leai, eiosslhS Niagara river WINVeh puatb
IsIaha ana ne rAls - S1I''' on wy l~'n
n-t, 'of De' ~ 9lVVu' H.""e Nl''i I"
IHou'helhef. ufeeNNieal "' 'l"'u'', % ne
cans hiLlseiS 'or ne Pa''eS lqi az '''''''''
ana Is Snowman h'u WIN A4il P"'L
I OF stlits dpou' lN'''c 'e'' io''S' ini"''. va
/ |wioush lioh' nat s4aI P'eoseu az" V'"''
Ied--s""pea m i@cI "i'i'oat precise! tN' :"
/ double eueed Dagger. 4heSe were nrA''y
lashed 70 ms legs, ana ne Nalkeo u'""us
the terro!e river WIN d cohudGhv Si,i'e'
| The morning was cleal ana ana Co'a Ou'
/ he was attued very lsHty, III ores ho'
unAke thAl usua'ly MolH Uy Plol'9sio'i" IA
Igymnasts Al ten minutes p&st seven, ne
4 isteppeu mo .Ae ""'II' MlHcA ~ "'lovile'
moment was DJiI!is sW 9iIlhE'"nu luS"iIis q
beneath ms Ieet' ING OoIde7I OF lhe leoN'
ers-on held Ala OlcalH il su9l eH'ei ~ we
I daring man recea'd Ionl the shoiei. ne
al ne seemed unl"oN'u' uhH pa'se" on
slowly ana c"eiu1'y, avoiding me larger
i rock, Which we're mace app rent by l"'
! Ieddyine raHeA'. II steps q, At'' were
VERY short ana cNirIuhy mace, pVt aItet-
4 wards became o"'u't S"" ''iia'!' I.'
su'ts OF course were 80 pi",'" 'n"s sac G-.'
rent struck oniy against 'hrtr '4NIp e4Sr'
land lrHaaceo Iat h'lI' ehec' D". "e
Danger nom suNen rock, aEu me coA''c
ton that a Jingle .aise s'ep would ,rnd
him TO death Produced 'teiInt winch
"a' hon'1" painful. once or '"tca h'
isrcmcd to .o-r hIa balance ana 'ln"'Hs
.snudIcr ran through r"cn one " ihe be-
Iho,drfs. Recovering Himself Ae stan kept
,on-~ll,l rrcrded' uni" =" our ''l'.nih-
Ie,cs he could scarcely he dlstngWsh''
tom the Io"ming waters. ...,
i Inc middle oi Tue river was attained a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
Dreadful Tragedy at washington.

The community ut Washington city was
thrown into state Of excitement on last
Sunday afternoon. by most terrible and
fatal tragedy The Hon. Daniel L. Sick
les memberof Congress from the third Dis
trict Of New York, shot Philip Bartorn
Key L. S. District Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbia, upon Penn ylyonin Av-
cnue, causing his death in a few minutes
We have no room for foil particulars but
will give them in our next. Jealousy i
assigned as the motive for the dreadful
deed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

m ihe hollel that tunFress Wuuld noi
lcttlp fpeion iaH without tomc dtciA
iion uinuca.c or iho duties MIN hn
potts. We hp,c devoted bui htlc lbcr io
a discu@iou OF Tho subcrt horhe that
assembled Vpdon ol thr nation would ue
aldo 90 dc,isc so,ne method Of mcieHng
The tutc OF dntics, Which would aIlotd q
sunlcicnl amount Of tcyenue to mcei The
expenses OF Tire government Netall i'm.
portaut as this seemed, Il ls only N the
close of the session when within two or
three days OF the time when by the pro-
visions of the Constitution their functions
.must cease, that we see something like a
definite project brought forward for i'm
crcasing tho Tariff. This is a bill to re.
peal the Tariff OF 1857, and restore that OF
1876, to take effect from the first day OF
July next. Had some of the members OF
the lower House, wherein the measure
should properly have originated, brought
forward such a hill sufficiently early in
/ tho session TO have given time Tor Its dlsr
cussion, there might have been some hope
of carrying il; but at this late day tho
House will be compelled TO adjourn with
Iout ever reaching vote for its considera
ton. ...f aa. .aa
Under the Tariff of 1876, much as i
was abused. the country steadily proTes
sed in a career of unexampled prosperity
and it was, perhaps the only one undc
which we did not experience rcrul lioE
and although it may have been defectir,
in some Of its details, we believe It EN-
bodied the best system of leyying impost
that has yet been devised. Then we sin
cerely hope Congress may yet restore th
Tariff Of 1916, amended if practicablc, bn
by all means let Us have il IN some shape
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02


DrrurY MARsHGLs.-lhe time Of the
Of Deputy Marshols is not
generally known, and being matter Of
interest, we copy the following iniormac
ton from the Butler Herald: ..rr
The taking OF the census will not be
commenced before the first Of June, 1850
It is usual for Congress to pass laws pro-
viding for, or relating to the census, be-
fore each decimal period of taking ii.
The appointments of Deputies are not
usually made,cannot indeed well be made,
until it issecn whether Congress wilImk c
any ncw provision in reference TO ~ 1t
is very probable Congress will not lake
up the subject till mkt winter.
In this view Of the case, it is not at all
likely that any Deputies will be appoint.
ed before the spring of 1860. 7rrr -.E
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

REPuDATIoS,--W We-learntlRt the Grand
Jury at the last term of the Court in def,
lerson Gourty recommended the County
Commissioners to take measures to pIote,t t
acains; til, sale or payment Of the bonds
issued by that county 70 the Allegheny
Valley Railroad. Don't The people oi
jefferson County wanta railroad?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
NEW WORK FOR AGENTS.
BY sAnrrL ". syrcxES AM

This splendid work is just publishei, in one
largs volume OF $50 pages II is intcd on fine
paper, and huunl in beautiful style contains cx-
eelicnt tint Illustrations of his Birthplace and
Mansion at Marshield; aud full.lun5th hie-
ike, Steel Portrait he publisher offers il with
confidence t, the Amer lean public, aud is conyin-
ced that II viii supply an important want IN mer-
lean literature, No work was to TO obtained
heretofore, which pres ntrd, within compact
and convenient compass, the chiei events Of the
hte OF Daniei Webster, his most remarkable IN
tellectu"l efforts, and tho most valauDe aud in.
tcrcsting eulogic. which the great uen OF the ma.
ton uttered IA honor OF his neuory.
We present all these treasures to this volume,
alta very moderate price, and Ia a Nery convent
enI form. suhpcripion rrice, IN clUti, s IS;
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Persons dcstruus o. becoming 4 .ents fOr thi,
vaiuab.u work. Will address, Tor i,il pirticulars,
DUANE RULlSON, Publisher.
30 South Third street, Philadeiphii, Pa.
mo. Z, vul. iv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
FOR SALE OR RENT,

TIE subscriber offers his farm SITUATED
in Lawrence township Clearlcld COUNTY
containing some two hundred and lor,,
acres with about sevcnty,fye acres clcaroi
with house barn, young orchard Az
thereon, Coz sale or rent on rca,onablo
terms. Enquire of the subscriber soon
Possession given at once.
90 VIM. PORTER lQV
Clemfeld, Clcarfeld County, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
HARD TIMES NO Lf0RE.o

4 NY PERSON (Laly or Gentleman, in the
~ United states, possessing small capital OF
non, So to S can enter into an easy aud respect.
able business, by which from s. to $lU per dag
caa be reoiized. For particulars, address, with
stamp W. II. ACTON & Co.
IL North SIXTH ST. PHHADA.
Feb 18th '59.-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

PUBIC DocuMENTs- John Cess
well, Speaker Senate, and Hon, Wm. Viii
cox, r. II. at Harrisburg, have placed US
under many obligations in The way Of put
lie documents. -.-.. ...... . .....
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
uagArnor AinAMp. rurrLr, D.e'a

y oIICE i. hereby plyon that 1ctcrs # id-
" m,ustrt,rou hay" .hocn sranpd ,o thr unirr.
sIgn,d uu the estate of uiinm +. Iulu,, ate col
MuiIIs tuvusLip. teaihrld County. deceased
Al pvIsuu> having busIucss cuuccrung th- snu
are nrrru! nouhydto make immediate set.i5myn n
NItu thy adIul -istrators.
CAiHAKIAE p TUTTEE, ,..-.
EpW tKD PERKS, '''' 80
Maruh 1 lS,9 no. !, yoliy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

Tot W Atfttttfhi pi W. 'ihiiNh
N.HaL hn, hpu m,mnbll tpuhph ul in
inn,iy lniis ui uui rihip ln Duuurrtirh
wul'lft nominaiiun ioi Aulilot u,noinl
The UOiul has FpnH clmus ulth W.
smii mi iwmila mhkeh ro0d vilicrt W
hislaai pipct hlNptoS, he pua quicius
ulun ,ht proposition u iMluws
"Whilc we ihank all uuf hlNrls who
have expressed D dcsifr that Ne submit
onr hamc 10 The Cunyention, w. Woper
that we sav to such that Wc are not q can.
didntc. We are here surrounded 10y a
host of personal and political friends with
whom we shouldnot part even iorpecun y
ary gain. In all the trying Genes OF cdi-
tornl life they stood 10y us mthtullyithey
have defended us in dark hours when the
political clements were in commotion and
all around seemed doomed to defeat and
dishonor. II we saw our election certain,
we conld not consent to be n candidate,
for in that case our home and friends
would have to be deserted, for duty would
call us to give our personal attention to
the position that our party would ask Us
Ito fll"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS MOTT

y OTlCE Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad
minlstrauon per'tei,te iie, have been grant
ed to The Undersigned ON the estate Vi John X.
Reed late OF Lawrence township. ClearGed Co.,
dec d. All persons having business OF dealin rs
win lac SAID estate are requested to make i,n =.
med ate sett emsnL In.II. OH. .L @
I' 5000 90. n9.r AARON C. TATE.
aH Admir- Pendente Lite,
Lawrence TIP Feb. rs, 1899. tpo ., vol iy,