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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

ALLEGED FtLsE PRETENsEs.-A sailors boarding.
house keper named Patrick Wilson Of No Batavia street s
charged by NJ Barnes Baird, LIVERY keeper ia East sd
street with obtaining 40 horse by falsely representing that
he owned house and lots in Brooklyn and had 5000 IN bank
and that be- would pay for the animal the day. As he did
mol keep his promise Justice Qnackenbush held him 10 snswer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

ASrRFEr THRou Gil THE PARK.-The surveyor hay-
ing staked out the Beeksn street extension through
the Park, workmen have commenced to take up the
flag stones Of the cIosswak along the line preparatory
to putting down the Belgian pavement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

STABBTNG AtONRADE.-Patrck conner, young man
residing No IL BOwey home drunk al an early hour
Yesterday morning and picking quarrel with his ropulate
Rcard Murph-y stabbed him The face aud neck the
ugusr win. The asean. arrested aud committed 70
The city prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

CHEss.-Mr. Morphy visits the rooms Of the Chess
Clubs every evening and finds players who glory IN
the honor of being beaten by him. Indeed, should
any opponent win game, nine persons in ten would
insist that the Champion purposely gave it away.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Remaining NAV IL. 1850.
COMMISSIONERS OF FXCISE.

On motion, the Board adjourned to meet on Tue
next, at Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

TRIAL TRIP OF THE RUSSIAN FRIGATE GENERAL
ADaIRAL.-The Russian frgate General Admiral
will leave the foot of Canal street this morning. at
O'Clock precisely her trial trip and will return in
the evening large company has been invited to
mike the excursion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

DEATH IN The ToNBs.-John Lcont man sixty
wears or age a. admitted the Gig Prison Monday evening
In bty apparently much Intoxicated DIR Co'e,
Phycu the Prison attended Licout, but ne and
di,d few hours siteIward. IL subsequently reported
the had been pushed had fallen down flight Of
stir. in Roosevelt street aud injured his head lie
Of ntenperae habits and the probability Is that Inst Injuries
Iort received accident. Coroner schirmer
was rotfed aud will hold an inquest today
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made
yesterday by A. }. BleeckeI, Son & Co:
y,as lease Of - lots bukhcad foot Of 2h a., aud
East River Sold at per %@l5O
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

DARING THIEyEs.-About o'clock yesterday
morning drove up horse and cart TO the clothing store
Nelson Jarvis in Beecker street One Ot them into
the store paper in his hand, and told thr porter
hurry that h. abate nuisance IN the yard The po
Ter thinking he health officer turned to into the back
oo when the adrOt seized four pieces OF CLOTH ran out
thew th the and jumped in The horse started Instantly
b the porter enough seize the rein aud him
t. he sidewalk when the thieves jumped aud escaped The
horse and advertised by the Properly CleK
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19
JOHN COVODE.

1t appears that this gentleman made
the letter Of Mr.. BUCHANAN to the Com
mittec of the Centennial Celebration of the
taking of fort Duquesne, the basis for Of
fering a resolution in Congress, to appoint
a committee to investigate the su!juct Of
money having been used in Pennsylvania
to influence the late elections for members
of tho House of Representatives and that
the House laughedit it down and laughed it
out. Mr.. CoyoDE is unfortunately from
this district, and on that account we may
be permitted to express some regret that
that his resolution was vetoed, because he
is more belied than even we would desire,
if he did not use large amounts of money
to promote his late election over Gen. Fos
TER,--a man whose talents, comprehensive
knowledge, integrity, virtues and graces
shine like the stars in the armament when
compared with the gross intellectual dark.
ness which surrounds Mr.. CovoDE. We
have often heard of throwing dust in peo,
pies eyes to blind them, but to produce
/ the proper effect there is no dust like gold
dust. Mr.. CovoDE knows the fact. (BiaaS
tvHLe Record.
Men compound for the sins they arc
inclined to," by "damning those they have
a mind to-" should henceforth be the rea
ding of this quotation Mr., Covode adopt,
the old trick of crying stop thief wher
a guilty conscience tells him he pursued
thinking doubtless, that his zeal in tryinl
to stigmatize the Administration, will di
vert attention from himself. Or probabl,
he hopes to escape punishment by aiding
in the conviction of others.
He reminds us forclbly of an anecdotC
we once heard of a certain divine who
one day in the midst of his sermon Will,
in a strain of denuciation of Adams sinfu
posterity, observed coming down the aisle
an aged lawyer, who it was well know
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19

lyalguu. ltllu to olb.. ml toxic thht
u. lhu urunl luuu nud thu y lha mt
thu imI term multiply ihe unonl nud
thul i0Folh.r 1ul divide M ihn Nui
which would eltu me $50 io lul The hook
msUyria ~l2 ij.
Sow, 90 iom wrong. want tohcn from
some OF oar tuDpbrrs ON the FuhIecl N
the h10l, Doe boo error Shy should wo tOlcr-
ate its uso u our schoolsg And umin, in
the umo book, No ~, page Gp, we have
another equally blind To- my eyes and
understanding much moro TO my scholars.
10 is "ll I cwt. of lead cost Sl3 NJ cts,
what will lb costa' We would again
take the Sl3 llcts. for the third term, IL.
for the second, and I cwt. for the first
term, and proceed as before stated, which,
according TO my work, would give mo
B 9.2j cts, per h.; but in the work il is 3
cts, pes ID. Now, iii evident to every
child that cwt. multiplied by 3 cts. per
To-, would give us So per cwt, and cwt.
would come at that rate, TO Sl2 90; but
the lead cost Sl3 / I cts, Therefore it will
take the 9-2j Of q cent to make up the
amount Others of the same kind we
might cito but we forbcar as it would oc-
cupy too much time and space.
And nov, let me ask, did not the Coun-
ty Convention of School Directors, which
met in Clcmfcld, Il do not now remcm-
Der when they conycnad,) recommend a
series of books out of which the Directors
OF each township were to select books for
their schools, and were not those, to which
we have REFERRED rejected? think such
g., n., ,ngn lint | t,,uy la t,,istuls 'Ihn
great trouble in getting scholars to pur-
chase the kind Of books we com and the
kind we sh0di hora is, that their parents
say every teacher who comes along wants
ucy set of books, and that they Will
have to be all the time buying new ones.
Well, now, ] ask all such, il they do not
thmI, the latest improved, and most SIM
plilicd work if the best? They say yes,
but they cost somuch. Paronts-do they
cost you as much ascending your children
TO school-bomding and clothing them,
and doing without their help at home
while they are not learning anything
whereby they may be benefited 1t is
time and money spent in vain, and you
will regret l., when your business comes
upon your uncducatcd sons, whose time
ua7 DctI spent ~ schoOl pouring over lHe
rusty books Of hundred years ago. And
| can assure you, if we get the right kind
Of books you will not have to buy new
ones, for at least /. quarter Of a century, if
they are used as long as those Of which I
have spoken.
Hoping that some good may come from
what has been said, / remain
SPRUCY.
January lst, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19

OBITUARY

Our Court was brought to sudden ter
mination this morning by tho painful am
nounccment of the death Of our worthy
prothonotary GEoRGr WArEGs EsQ, who
expired about three o'clock this morning.
The court upon motion appointed a COM
mittee to express in an appropriate man
Ter the appreciation Of the worth Vt the
deceased, the loss the court and the COM
mnity have sustained in his death, and
ihoir sympathy with his family in their
heavy ailliction.
The proceedings resolutions Sc, willap-
pear next week,
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A NEW VOLUME.

The present number Of the "Republi-
can" commences new volume, the 4th
of the new series. II may not be improper
to call the attention of our patrons to that
fact, and also to refer to some Of the events
that have transpired, ifnot sinceits estab-
lishment, at least since the commence
ment of the volume which has just closed.
Shortly previous to that time, the whole
country had had its business prostrated,
and much fnacial distress had been expe-
rienced in consequence Of the severe
monetary crisis which swept like an ava.
lanche, not merely over one section
of the country, or a single State, but from
continent to continent. And while our
out-of- the-way geographical position may
have had much influence in protecting
our people from the overwhelming conse.
quences Of the commercial embarrass-
ments ofthe country, yet it can not be de-
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hol H'.u....'.l lw.huH Ilhu
rtcl "ih.w wdibrmnrh,r a boz
ronlwlhN threatening lurl 90 tbpucci
iotm nllh" dI.oirlool blackstone. ocomps
% hooiy sinner against whom fvll bear
testimony Ut thr bn orGol on .beday Of
Judgment Tho subject orlMs lltmcd
and uncomtcous dcnucloliou topped, and
deliberately replied, 81 have bccn cnrn.
ed in The practice ol thclov before Dhrui-
bunos of my country for thutyGya years,
and ! have ever found that the create.
scoundrol is the first to turn Stotcs's cyi.
dcncc'"
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ron sNIIl or RilNr

A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND Am
~ FARM or 50 ACRES or LAND. as " "
which are cleared aud under cultivation. 49,
ted on Cleariod Greek, on tho main road lood,s,
from Ccnrhcld town TO Clcardcld Brides \
Clcnr6cld county Pa, and thrcc miles di,,.a,
from the louucr place.
The house Is large, new, well calculated f0,
Tavern, and will command nearly all the ou,,a~
of the watormou during the ireshets, which u,v'
ally last from four TO six weeks. There are Ala
good Barn, Wood Shed, Wash and Bake Bon,.
and various other buildings necessary for copvo
nience md comfort The terms Of sale will 4.
mod' cnsy-say four annual payments. For m,
thcr information inquire Of j. h. Crans Eso. D,
A. y. Scaryber James II. Larrmer, ESQ. Cloa,
field, or $. W. Weld, Glen llopc, Clearfed conn
ty Pa. Possession can be given so that N,
buyer or rontor can have the benefit Of the sprins
business, which alone will amount to more than
double the rent. -"
A. T sCHRYvEk.
January 3. 1s5S.-tC
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ORPHANS COrRT SALE.

RY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
- Orphans Court of Clcaricld County, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, in the borough of Clearfcld, Saturday the
fifteenth day ofJanuary nexta certain messuage,
tenement and lot or piece of and, the estate Of
William Addlcman, jr lato of Pike township
deceased, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: beginning at the turnpike near Gorge
w, lsh's saw mill, thence south east course, 274
feet to land of Andrew Addlcman, thence along
said Andrew Addlcmans line 500 feet to the riy-
er thence up said Susquehanna river $50 feet to
snid turnpike, thence along said pike 1872 feet to
tho place Of beginning; situate in the township
of Lawrence, in the county of Cearfcd Pa,
with frame house and frame stable erected
thereon.
Terms Cash, on confirmation Of sale.
JAMES WRIGLEY. A
Admir- Of Estate of Wm. Addleman. decd.
Nov. 2gth, 1858.
dec. S, 1858.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT CLE,R.
FIELD, roH QUARTER ENDING DEC. 81, 1858
John Kenklc, Miss Margaret Tleler.
man. Miss Scroione Shmod Daniel Ian.
brcry, G. Apken, Decatur Simons, Mrs
Sarah King, James Allen, William S.
Diclley, William Melorhcll, Amos Glow.
sen, Mrs. IIaret Pain, Joseph Davidson.
Neronika 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.
CIearfell. January 5, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19
THE NEWS

The most interesting item Of foreign
news seems to be the announcement Of
the termination of the Chess contest be-
tween Messrs Morphoy and Andersen,
which has been in progress at
which resulted in favor Of Morphcy.-
The American champion won seven games,
The European two, and two drawn games.
A terrible accident occurred at the Vic
toria theatre in Lambeth Egland at which
sixteen persons were killed. The acci-
dent was caused by an alarm Of fire being
raised, at which the audience became
frightened and in their efforts to escape
crushed the above number to death.
Congress is still occupied with the qucs-
lions of the acquisition of Cuba, and the
Pacific rail road
An exciting debate took place on last
Saturday in the house, between Mr.. Cox
and Mr.. Giddings Of Ohio on the question
of negro equality.
1t is stated that orders have been issued
rom the war Department to use the
troops now in Kansas as posse comitaha,
TO enforce the laws during the present
disturbances
A revolution in Tayti has taken place.
Gen. Geffard has been declared President
Mr.. Ward the newly appointed Minis
ter to China sailed from Savannah, en-,
route for the Celestial Empire, via New
York on last Sunday.
1t is said that Ottawa is to be made the
seat of government of Canada, by order of
her Majesty.
\ letter from the Mormon country al
leges that, although the Saints" seem
quiet, they are evidently mcdtoting mis-
chief
Cold weather prevailed during the early
part of last week in all northern attitudes
At New York, Boston and other place in
New England the cold was intense.
The American Squadron has threatened
to lombard Jafla, unless the murderers Of
the American missionaries were punished.
Still later adyices furnish further par.
ticulars of the instruction in Buenos
Ayres. The revolutionst have been dis
persed and several arrests have been made.
The New Mexican mail Of the 7th Dec
reached independence on last Sunday
The Navajo Indians are still hostile in
feeling although an armastice exists,
A destructive fire occurred in New
York on last Monday night.
The Salt Lake mail reached st. Joseph
on last Monday week. 1t reports very Sc
we're weather in the mountains and on
the plains, several persons having been
hozen to death while old mountaineers
pronounce it the coldest winter in ten
years.
The safety OF tho Ncosho mail party
which was supposed to have been lost in
the SHOWS, was announced by a special
messenger at Santa Fe just as the New
Mexican mail was starting as having ar
rived safely at Albuquerque.
From Pixies Peak we have news of the
comfortable condition of the miners, who
have suspended operations and are quar-
tered generally in comfortable cabins
with everything necessary for their sub
sistence, Game, wood and water is re-
ported abundant.
Hon. Eli Slifer Republican candidate
was elected State Treasurer on last Mon
dap by a vote on joint ballot Of 80 to IS
for II. s. Msgraw the democratic nomi
nee.
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1 ICENsE NnTICE.r

| license NOTICE.-Tho following ma.
I i med persons have filed in the ofi.o of the
Clerk of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clear
field County their Petitions for License at the
January Session next, agreeaby to Act of As.
scmhly OF March 2S, 1856, entitled can Act to
regulate the sale Of intoxicating Liquors, &c.
W. W. Anderson, Penn township, Tavern.
II. Hays Morrow Cledrfcld Borough, Tavern.
Augustus Mulson, Coyington township, Tavern.
Samuel Robinson, Boggs township. Tavern.
Lyoncl W. Weld, Lawrence township, Tavern.
A. l.. Ogden, Lawrence township, Tavern.
James Bloom SEN Pike Township Tavern.
Peter Bloom Jordan Township Tavern.
John Miller Jr. Boggs township, Tcyern.
dec. %, 1858. GEORGE WALTERS, Cl'k
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FRIryp L,RwFR-Tbv valued ropcr
published on the 9th of lst month. con,
tains an article over very queer sigma.
tnre. to pronounce which causes those
who are accustomed to plain language as
disarrceable sensations about the nasal
organ as do dead flies in the opothccary's
ointment. Thou. of course. knowcst who
was the authority readers must guess.
Perha.s it was written by an ANTIQUARIAN,
who searching amongst the musty ar
chiyes oran "old town" discovered that
long years ago. when his parents wore bib
and tucker. certain things were transact,
el and Inc nov with laudibln zeal would
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against buy.
"a ing, or in onywse mcddling with the follow
ing property, now in the possession of Datnl
Horn, Of Brady township, Clcaricll County, Pa,
viz: Two Harrows, one Wind Mill, one Log Sled
one Long Sled, one lot of Hogs, and lyokc Oxen
as the same belongs to me, and is only left with
said Horn on loan, subject to my order.
g. W. HORN.
January 10, lS59,-3t.pd.
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MA.M.gERMRMSg Sgn

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of an.
nouncing to the citizens of Cl5aricld and the sur.
rounding country, that he has opened a
Barber Shop
on Main Street in SHARE Nc,r Roir. where eh
is prepared to accommodate NIL who give him
call, and hopes to receive liberal patronage,
Oct 9th, 1858. JEREMIAH NORRIS
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Letter to the Republican.

Ncc' IcoFs Bee IN Novis-N,Hag QfHcIA
/ rca.Sts-- LumJcug Bpsucs-.S,aio Of our
Common Schools.
| DEAR RErrnlctS--lt may perhaps, be
interesting to some Of your numerous rea.
dcrs, to know how old Morris, the second
"Burcks' Is getting along, and how the
"Buckwhcats' have enjoyed the HOLIDAYS.
1t Is fashionable in cities like unto Kyler-
town, upon great and interesting occasions
and public days, for somo one Of the ho-
NEST citizens to give a dinner, at whitehall
persons who entertain sympathetic fee,
/ ling for the to.cl rcpast, are welcome to
surround the well spread board. Upon
Christmas day this duty was assumed by
your former fellow tOwnsman, j. IL. Jones,
Esq. /, myself, was ono OF the honored
guests OF the worthy host and hostos. AT
ter taking tUkC, we made another attack
upon Hagana, but in a short time retreat,
cd and were compelled to fall back on
every day fare old tobies.
Yesterday being the day before New
Year, with number OF others Of our wor-
thy citizens, partook of the most pala-
table supper which | have ever seen
c', I'',' o"' ~ ou' l"Sis"''S s""o' = HIS
ie3sv W'S prepared Oy mrs SW&ftz ana her
5ouy llNe jSsIs'4iI'' IL was Ilihe long to
DC FcihGihoetGo' Oy all present, ana as Tor
me- l nope 'he oose may often be re-
peated; and may peace and quiet reign
in their little circle MS lone ne tiIrl,evs con.
tiuno IN bno Iu,.,r,, and lI,,;,. nnot, l., NOT
empty. After supper, we piled promiscu-
ously into q sled and took q sle,gi-rM, to
church, where we listened to a most touch-
ing and interesting description by Elder
jackson, of Milesburg of the Celestial ci-
ty. At the close Of the sermon the mem
bers engaged in their exercises, which were
kept up till twelve o'clock, when all rcti,
red to their peaceful homes, some giving
thanks to their Creator, who had prescry-
ed them through another ycar-whilo 9TH
crs who were not SO deeply engaged
during the exercise, fired pistols and cut
up Othc. pranl3 in their line too common
upon such occasions.
We have some five inches Of snow hcle,
which makes tolcrable good alcighing and
the logging business is being carried on We
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

StEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office of tho Commissioners of Clcarfeld
County, in Clenrfeld, until the Goth day Of Jan.
uary 1859, for the building of new Court
House, 60 feet front by 90 feet deep, with Offices
beneath and court room above, with FIRE proof
vaults fo' Prothonotary's. Registers and Com.
Offices.
Specifications can be seen at the Office Of r. j.
Wallace, Clerk, for ten days preceding the 29th
day of January, 1859.
Proposals are desired to express what the
contract will be taken for, the contractors to
take the old material of Court House and Offices
All proposals. must be accompanied by the
name Of responsible surety, residing in the
County of Clearfield.
JOHN IRWIN, !
GEORGE ERHARD, ! CoM'Rs.
VIM. McCRACKEN,
Attest-R. j. WALLACE, Clerk
Commissioners Office Jan. ~, 1859.
-SseIob Printing neatly executed here.
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n MIETlhU Ni Woo IuHN tutsft /.
uirHuuu n1H1run vill bo holdan n.
day Afternoon lub. l,hi q o'cla.l "
iho Wrpuo ol settling 0ra0uus of y.
tlurh officers
fWAll Who hb,u unsettled claim,
romst iho Borough will present them :,
Dr boluto that time l9r settlement
By order of Council
l.. j. GRAMS. N1.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19
ORPHAN, COURT SALE.

RY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
- Clcariell County, there will be exposed to
public sale at the village Of Peunvillo, Clearfei
County,
On the I'd Saturday Of January, A. D.
1859,