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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
USE COAL OILi a
what In fA ne GsnfmAA hv ar

USE COAL OIL
what IL to be Gained BY ftf
rs very pcrtiscnt question OF sensible persou when re-
Commended TO throw aside Lard OIL Burning Fluid or
Candles, aud use Coal Oil. ~
Ahsusr.-lst You save your Eyes! t' H' ..'
I'd. You save your Money!! .F sH.-i
I'd. You save your Lfe!!! .... .I -.. ,
How docs Coal OIL save the EycsY
Aassuer ssmail fiat wick Coal Oh Lamp you yet
clear eeedy blaze The perfection light 70 worry or
Candle. eight wues greater than light Of Taiio Candle
threp ames ereaer than the light VI Fluid Lap
aud six umes greater than the hight Of Lard iii
Lamps Ocultsts, therefore, US THE ITGHT
ron PRISONS AFFLf0gED NTfH WEAR FYFsf
Aew dosa$of Oh save your MShey a,4e gu'- NJ o..
Asstga-l found and cscary proved by instrumentaI
meaeureent that gallon OF Coal O evel a. much gt
asSH GALLONS lard OIL In common lsmps; saian OF Coal
On % much light 5x gaoas Hnrnins Iuid one ssI
lon Of Coal OIL gves much hg. ~ pounds 5saT Can
dies and one gallon q Ooa on gives light as IS ma
How does Coal OH save your Lifsl
ry aeins he axpssionof bulg Fluid OF Csmpaene how
valuable Me iostby s these dangerous nIan,inssnS
ageats A. tsea0n wholly su.ssfSoesse those WI M
Burning Fnid and Canphens sso H. rik on peraon
health and lite W throwing ade Fluid Canphene and
Uons,an,ly on hand, sspply Of LIGHT OOLoRED GOAL
OF GOAL OIL LAMPS WITH Inc iMPk0TED SiiRNER"n.
Also, extra Bsns Chinnsya Wicks, ana Paper Shades an
may asal~1 100 MAIN " 'LYNciiBuaG. Va
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sPECIAL. NOTICES.

Notice.
~ TI TIE. 49, s: =; .s SsR Issessss
=; e 's'f 1- '-''"] e, -
me Oxyksnated {6ittess, X II
FOR years medical schemes Id been taked and 8e
w sklI Of the physician ernnsessd In the hope OF dis
covering some remedy available toesre that most Distressing
No medicine erstsd which would speedily permanently
enecuay radically and expe these diseases IRON the
sysem un,il DR.. Green made known his discovery Of
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
Such is its remarkable power and pecuariy, that cases
which baed the most potent medicine and the
highest professional sk yield v this remedy ~ readily -
The disease were hui Of day. standing e! az dssa.e: Of
Somaeh and DfgssHss OvpSss sn1 Deo'"y
1t Ia equally ssu.ary and certain =
FROM Va HAZE IaE s. kD 4IsHs er THE 'ssrs0
-. - CsussDs, ApriI 7, issO.
Gsnsea Having derived bsnsai from he nc The Oh
S P clad g q. s ss s.ss.ss ss Il s
slider II remedy Of inesiinable value W. A. hAkf.
non. WILLIAM W. LAMR.ssge lf
Formerly Mayor Norfolk, Va has Just rendered the follow
ing Testimony OF the results produced oy the dse q CHG Dry
Messrs. sgrm W. Fowls Co.. #ass7t --s'sR
Gsntirp f--ooe Of my srrvaus suffered Rr serrai feeEs
with I. ss.s s 70 s r1 81. z g hem
took line o<soe@9tsa siers and recovered BIS health
"
Prepares, by g. W. fowLR Is co. Boston, aud fr site by
William A. STROLLER CO, and John H. Sesy Lynchburg;
Pugh Campbell H. and by all Druggists and dealers IN
medicine throughout the country. 10Y may 2s-1w
A- hOLLOWAY's PILLS are admitted to be the
H;S creates. Alternative medicine in tho world. Their o.
r. ON the system not violent but mia and Stainless and
be IN y with which they regulate the disnrdered stomach
i tss. and restore the animal fluids healthy fe~sus
tion, places them inmeaurably iu advance Il oil
urnai rcmces Sold the mandatory No. 50 Mui
d. 7tc Ne~ York, and By all druggists AT 2'e, &C. and u
p .'t.+ tmay 3s-iw
n, ~n@ TNCOtrRAGE HOME MANUFACTURES SEM
tf,sg rus t>r,Luats hASISs POWDER, the best and
III fN;a' k1oa making in fev nomepts,
"pht 500. alI p All 24t manner light sweet and hand-
h',5Ss F- as !, " aud 0her Grd t
atsaf.'4 trnt, labor and ey1 r,,se
}tre" r., gT9' r., H R.ordAit ,h fo OIL ,ss
lbs, Tltra Dear sirHa,ipg used constL rabe
cHttnt yae Scmpe's Baking PoSd,rn unhesa.ngy pro-
n,aft e superior To y,nng That been used In my
tsieE 'r Is purposes for which 1t is Recommended
Thomas BISroEp
PoRrsSotTI, March 10, 1853
rlccrnly recommend "Semplcs BiGs towder' as the
iaur' ..r article used for making liz and sweet
L'af ad biscuits, &c. in the shortest possible time. I'D
JouS JACK
JOHN ". 6ARL1CK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
ma i33m Richmond, Va.
a. - IF MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
@SR DRErn's PIILs-Ticy as pleasant truly
effective medicine be- true you take purgaives
which will operate about pain because hay e the bsisamic
parts rUin the blood which than being bled
than baving the vital fluid abstracted Beware Of them
BKASpRErs Pulls only take hold Of those matters which the
body when Sick wants TO eyacuate They solely assi
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- Concentrated Lye. 49,
Flesh supply Of Concentrated L,s mr making SOAP
"A rue np 10 Iron Cans With hll directions Every
family should have This ariele, Is eonvrnen. and
may IL s44 Lynchburx, Va
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American Watches.
r. fresh supply OF those H. ser.e Watches OF Appleton,
"a Tracy Cos manufacture In Gold aud Silver Cases,
G.l2 which we warrant to he superior time keepers.
- Also, nice article FIR ioys, In ported.
.oo,. siLyEkTll24kA Gift,
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To Builders and Painters.
l HAWK now In store large stock White Lead, White
Zine, Lnseed Oh, vnruishes brushes Spirits Turpenne,
Putty and coIors Of NIL kinda huse In want are invited
give call For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
may ~ > fl Lynchbirg, Va
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Prepared by g. W. fowLE 4, co. Boeton, ahd f6r safe b.
William A. siroher n CO, and John H. sesy, Lynehbury
Pugh, Campbell o. H.: and by all Druggists and dealers
medicine Throughout the country. - 70 may 3S-1w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
COURT PROCLAMATION

" HEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq
w President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District, com
posed Of the counties Of Clearield, Centre IN d
Clinton-and the Hon. VIM. L. Moore and Ho IN.
benjamin Bonsll, Associate Judges Of Ciaarfe Id
county have issued their precept. to ME direct
ed, for the holding of Court Of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court Court Of Quarter Sessions. Court
of Oyer and Termiucr, and Court of General Jail
Delivery, a: Clearfeld, in and for the county Of
Clearfeld, on the
Second Monday (l2h day) Of NoreD,Jer nert,
.... 10 cOattRpC one Wsek.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby givens to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and CoHstabes,
in and for said equity Of Clcarfeld, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
lnquisitoAs, Exami pations and ether Remem-
brances, to do those things which to their officers,
and in their behalf. pertpi in 10 be done, and Ju-
rors be then and there attending, and n OF to de-
part without leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand ht Clear6eld, this oath
day of Oct, in the year of cur Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty.
i. @. MILLER, Sheriff.
Oct. 2S, 1900
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SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue ofsurdry writs of Ttsk J,ea. Er.
issued ont of the court Of Common Pleas in
Cam9ria and Lycoming counties, and to me
directed, will be exl losed to public sale
at the couit house in the borough of
Clearfeld on Monday the 10Th day Of No.
vember, 1900 The following described
property, viz
All the right, title and interest of Ben
jamin Iingling---of inanl to 300 a.
cres of lard bounded by Shepard, Jacob
Einging, on the east by WIN. Brothers,
south by 1oEn Patcben, with log house,
log barn, saw.mill in good running order
and about fifty acres cleo;ed thereon
Seized taken in execution and 10 he sold
as the property OF Benjamin Yingling.
+. G.. Miller, Shf,
Oct. "a, 1900, Sheriff's Office, Clear'd / a
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Teachers Wanted.

The beard OF Directors of Knox town.
ship are desirous Of employing four com.
petent teachers, for a term OF 1 months
Application to be mado Immediately to
Conrad Baker, resident, or y. J. Cathv
cart Secretary. d. }. CATIICART Sec.
Oct. Sd 1860. St,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

nsArBrigham Young has recovered n
verdict orS2,3l6 against Peter X. Boston,
late US. Marshalin Utah, for seizing tho
plates of The Deseret Currency Associa.
ton" wild cat bank in which Brigham
was interested. 1t was Mormon Jury
that gave the verdict, and their forbear-
ance, in not making the damages Ten
times as great, is the only Astonishing
thing about it. 1 'lflt aJNN -
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Our Fair.

Below will be found an article from tho
Clarion Democrat. Mr.. Alexander, the Ed
itor, happened to pass through Our Conn
ty during the progress Of the Fair, and
having stopped to see the elephant" 1" he
has gone home aud told them how we do
things. Hear him.
The CLEAHFiELD FAIR. The first Clear--
field county Fair, hold near the borough
last week, proved a com plete succ cess
Nearly five thousand persons were in at
tendance. Some fifteen hundred dollars
were taken for admission, this with seven
hundred dollars donated by the whole,
hearted citizens Of Clearfeld and three
hundred paid in ON life membership, very
nearly liquidated the debt incurred in
Hpreparing the grounds, which we're fenced
Kand provided with necessary buildings,
seats, &c, for the accommodation Of the
4reople. The articles on exhibition were
ln quantity and quality not surpassed by
any county fair west of the Allegheny
The arrangement of the grounds and the
order kept there, was highly creditable to
tie managers. The ladies departm ent
was plentifully supplied with all that
could reasonably be required to constitute
= first class fair-the paintings, needle,
work, jellies, preserves, domestic wines,
Nc, could not be surpassed. The mer
chants did their part in furnishing sam
pies of goods of all varieties merely for
display, and the mecf anics were equal to
all other classes in articles worthy of their
good name for skill in their various call
ings: The music discoursed by the Cur-
Rensyille brass band proved a valuable ae-
cesslon to the occasion. The ladies dis
charged their duties faithfully and al,
hough the weather most of the time was
estremely inclement they remained faith.
~ 70 the end ------.-----
The address by Hon George R. Barrett
W. appropriate and added greatly to the
81 iuted character of the orator, while it
mduced many to Join the society who had
psiore been only idle spectators. sNc'l' =
Olearfieldis the place tohold fair the
managers understand their business well
lnney employ printers andpay them lib
Tally1 They hospitablyreeeive and en-
s''aln strangers ana friends. There the
ReoPle 90 forward with cheerful hearts
~ liberal hands. No political faction
vh'rols their actlons-rnol fppenny-bit
managers act for the masses-the musi-
Qsns were neutrality-suspicious. award
~ ana the fair grounds open day and
sht. Strangers and citizens seemed to
gret that the closing time had arrived
lGree days. We learn since thai the
Eiole debt is paid and money left to inn
EGve The grounds. A visit TO a Clearfeld
-slr pays we'll. .am ID % s-- .ir.lrra1 rIs .ia
------------f-- --.---.---s.---. ..f iiir oi
@.sTAs general rule, fashionable
a", hke bow in tho sky can't make
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nUBLIC sALE.-Thsa undersigned will

DUBLIC sALE.-Ths undersigned will
Il sell by public outrry at the late residence of
Abraham Ream decd, in Lawrence township,
on Thursday tho lst November; Two horses,
horse gears, Cows and young cattle, sheep and
hogs one large wagon, sleigh, sleds plows,
tafrsw, hay by the ton, grain, stoves, bods;
kitchen furniture. Terms made known on day
OF SALE. Sale to commence at o'clock A. NJ.
JUIIN l.. REAMS,
Oct. II, lSG0--2tp. GEO. W, RHEEM,
Executors of the estate Of Abraham Rcam decd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

A DMINISTRAToR's lCB.-Lotters of
"a Admins tration having been this day gran
d to the undersigned on the estate Of William
BlOnton, late Of Decatur tp., Clearfeld county
Pa. decd, all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, oni
those having claims against said estate are roqucs
ted to present thom duly authentic Itod for set
uement Z ELIJAH RERCE Admir-.
N0Ct 2I 1SG0-1t
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Exeontnr's NoIice.

Letters testamoniary having. been this day
grated to the Undersigned on tho estate OF
Abraham Pearcc ST.. late of Brsdiord township,
Cleariied county Pa. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said oStste are requested
to make immediate payment and. those having
claims ag inst il are re quested TO present them
duly authenticated to the undersigned
FRANCIS PEARCE.
JACOB pEARCE.- HA r''
Oct, Nth, 1859, Ct. pd. ......f ... -.
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STRIKING TIMES IN PHILADEL-

- PPiA - tremendous Excitement among the
Nqsses !! l-EXCLTING Foot RACE between
the Philadelphia Pal &c and the Notorious Por-
ger ard counterieier, ia ues Buchanan Crsss I! :!
Cross Recaptured! !,.--It seems to be tie gener-
al opinion in Clearfeld That If Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Shorts French calf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet. However, Shorty is.
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all Breckiridge, Douglas,
Lincoln and Bel men, ard women and children
in Claarheld and Sinnemahoning in particular.
thai hs isprspascs, 10 Alrniss sAen with Boots.
Shoes and SaiterS sf any style or PATTERN stitch
cd, sewsd or peggOa, (and as he isa short fell
low on short notice.
Al kinds of esuntry produce taken in, ex-
change, and cash noe n fused Repairing done,
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Secoad Street, opposite.
Reed, Weaver 4 Cos store. FRANK SHORT.
N. ID, Findings for sale Sept. 26y 1860.
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NOTICE

All persons will please take notice that the
stud book of James Wall is left in my hands
for collection. and all persons arc required I,
mako immediate payment to me. Call soon and
Save costs ,t.-r.Ir. H.W. KORB.
Oct. oath 1860 81 pd ~ N..'.f.
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sALE -nv vi1,,.

lNfhA NSiCOlNTe esALE-By virtUs
" of an order of the 0rphan's court of Clear
field county. There will be .exposed to public
slas, at the hoase OF Isaac Bloom in the Borough
Of Curwensville, on y.
SATURDAY TIE 10TH DAY
of NOVEMBER, fs6e 7iq1s sI'77
wit, ni O'Clock /, NJ 'AY f%ol9EiFs % real estate to
'Alrhdt certain tract Os land situate in Pike
township, Clearaeld county Pa, bounded by land
Of VIM. McNaul on thieves ca the east by land
of Wm. Holdcn, on the north BY Land Of Geo C.
Passmore, and on the south by hnd OF William
McNaul Cont lining $50 acres more or less,
with two story house, double barn, ont build
ipss, orchard and about | 10 acres cleared land
thereoB, l0sO the'tstate of Isaac Bloom deed.
TERMS, one fifth cash at timc Of gale, and
the balancc in four eqEal annual payments with
ntercst commenting TstMsy 1891, TO be secured
by bond and mortgage. JAS A. BLOOM, Exr's.
-f'1'm 'aldi d'al JOHN BE00M
Oct. II, 1860! 900 Of isaac Bloom deed
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HO ME AFFAIRS.

nA-Send for specimen number of "By.
rams Illustrated Lady's Newspaper, IT he
only lady's newspaper published in The
United States. Specimen numbers sent
post paid, on receipt of threecent stamp
J. II. BYRAM &Co., n2 South Third Street,
Phi:adelphia .'a, ti g'a'l 'sF' nelt
r. --l-L = ----l.I 1I 9df is ..a.
Dd~ We are sorry TO learn that the
tower Of The new Court House is giving
way, cracking and crushing under its i'm
mense weight. Mr.. Thorn, the contractor.
is making preparations to take it down,
This will be a serious loss, and will no
doubt delay the finishing of the house in
the time stipulated BY the con ntrac,, 80
We have heard no cause assigned for
this crushing" whether the workman,
the architect, or both, are at fault, we
know not. f-' ,ffkAHf
pB-1fyo goto Pittsburgh, either upon
business or pleasures be sure and stop
with Harry Shirts, at the St, Charles
Hotel. This well,known house has just
experienced a complete and thorough
renovation, from top TO bottom, and now
has all the conveniences of first class
hotel, and very handsomely (" done up" at
that Harry is decidedly a "star' among
hosts" and besides this, there is
"hostess'' about, in the person Of Mrs. s.,
who makes everything pleasant to the
sojourner. l f.I .reI sh' t ...'
.'t..I bro ------. .L---L .'a.'.
RsS~Our friends in New Washington and
vicinity viii have good chance to
supply themselves with all that is use.
ful and necessary for themselves, by call.
ing upon Russell McMurray. who has just
received large supply Of seasonable
goods, at his old stand. Read his adver>
tisement, and then go and buy your goods
from him ..1. .1 Ew.a' i2'''. A.'r
BsS"We call attention to the advertise,
ment of VIM. +. Irwin, who is willing TO
sell goods iNle cheaper than some other
merchants do. In addition to his usual
variety Of merchandise, he has large lot
OF eHesIfiepptleifPqqst. pelI"na ssa.T
DD@ Mrs. f. X. Arnold, of Luthersburg.
will please accept our thanks for large
't'eet1 sent US, We can keep house
with it all winter. II measures q. inches
in circumference, 2G in length, and dweighs
10 pounds ounces, and looks 4" Beetish.''
tss-lt'will be gratifying TO our Clear,
field friends to learn that Col A. Perry
Ovens has become proprietor of the
Tyrone City Hotel, at Tyrone. See his
card in this paper, l.t..,.. .r.... 'r.|
MERRELL BlGLER want 500 bushels Of
Dried Apples, and 800 bushels Of White
Beans, in exchange for Stoves, Tin.waro
or anything in their line. of business
Come right along. ..
b4s" We ask the attention of the read,
ing public to the prospectus of the new
religious weekly newspaper, called The
Mcth.dist in our advertising columns. I
-----a---+4.- .-----a---- ......t p.
Rsg"'The School Directors of Pike town
ship wish to employ six school teachers.
Read their notice and then read all our
new advertisements.
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Madame SChWcnd'S
Infalllble Vegetable Powders.

For the speedy and efcctual Care ofall H.dam-.
ma tons RI ron, tis,n Dyspe,,sid, and Liccr CON.
pluim and all Acuto and Chroaic Diseases of Ay
dults aud Children Send cent Stamp to
her Agent. G. b. JONES',
Hundreds Of testimonials Box 2O70 phila. p 0i
5so~ ~Agcncy S. W. Cor. Third d Arch SITS.
Oct 2i, lS60-10t 81 1r lT -...rg
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AagaSi aes, &c,NQN

THE GENEsRE FARMER-The November
number of the ,Genesee Ea.aer is re.
ceived. Among its cont ents may be
mentioned accounts of the New York,
Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and New Hamp-
shire State Fairs ;qa full report of the
Evening Discussions at the New Yorl,
State Fair, and report ofthe discussions
at the last meeting fihe Western New
York Fruit Growers Society. Its lead,
ing article is on a"Fattening Sheep In
Winter" followed by many other season
able and interesting hints on agricultural
and horticultural Subjects. We would
again recommend the Gea,esee Farmer to
our readers. 1t is 50 cheap that all can
afford to take it, even if they have alrea.
dy subscribed for several other agricultu.
raj papers. 1t costs only fifty cents wear.
and the publisher offers to send the last
three months of this yeor to oil who sub
scribe now for 1861. Send the fty cent?
In stamps or get one Of your neighbors 10
Join with you and send dollar bill. to ,Jo-
sEPH HARRIS, Rochester n Y, and take
the paper for fifteen months. We notice
IN the present number forty-three sub.
lects for Prize Essays, ..t .w.'i '.
ATLANTIC MoNTHY.-Thise excellent III.
erary periodical is again upon our table
The contents for November are, Thomas
Hood; Fnyal and the Portuguese Mid
summer and May Gone Expression
Italian Experience in Collecting ,'Old
Masters; "Tenty Scran;" Recolleclions
of Irving; Irene Anady 0 0-neue; The Fro.
fessor's Story Reviews Literary Notices
and Recent American Publications. The
articles on Thomas Hood and Washington
Irving are excellent, written in that auent
aid iact'like style always found in the
literary pages ofthis magazine. Published
b" Tioknor & Fields, 1855 Washington
street, Boston, at SO per annum, or %
cents per number. l Ii ,.a... aL 'rFE
AMERICAN AGRIcurTrRisT. This involn.
able monthly publication has been re.
ceived for November. We do not see how
a farmer c,n live, move, and have his
being" without this necessary and useful
publication 1t is Of more use to farmer
Than aplow, and yet it only costs the one
tenth part. Farmers, send ten.cent
piece to Orange Judd, AM, New York,
and get one numbers orsend ST, and get
twelve numbers.rs ,a'srr sar rs
PErERsoN's. s.-This ladies National
Magazine" for November, is also upon
our table, filed with great variety of
everything usefu. and necessary. ladies,
save dollar, and take this Magazine. 1t
only costs S2 q year fora single copy ;
three copies for IS. 1t is just as good
magazine as aayo the three dollar class.
Send your money to Charles j. Peterson.
No. BOG Chestnut stree:, Philadelphia. j
FARMER AND GARnNgR fol November we
have, too filled with everything useful
and recessary for the husbsndman. 1t
costs only 81 per year. Published by A.
NJ. Spangler & William Saunders, No 70
North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

MERRELL 4 BIGLER want 500 bushels Of
Dried Apples, and 800 bushels Of While
Beans, in exchange for Stoves, Tin. .warc
or anything in their line. of business
Come right along.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

Esg"The School Directors Of Pike town
ship wish to employ six school teachers.
Read their notice and then read all our
new advertisements.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
stray HHeifer..
THE CLEARFlELD ACADEMY. w

IHE CLEdRE1EI.D ACADEMY, will
l. be opened for the reception of pupils.
(malcs and femalos) on Monday, Aag. 2Oth, 1850
Terms per session of elevOn, Weeks
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
arithmetic and Geography. 81. .5tI
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog
rnphy and History. E-I s3.6n
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
anu book keeping tNlf sl.0lb
Latin and Greek languages. 5000
10 students desirous of acquiring q thorough
English Education, and who wish to QUALIFY
themselves forteaOhors, this Institution offers
desiEable advantages.
No pupil received for loss than half session,
and no deductions made except for prOtractcV
sickness. .f..- ..... ..r. '.. Hll -
Tuition to be paid at the close of tho term.
g. B. SANDFORD, PRINCIPAL.
Nay 81, lS60.- ~. r1a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

-Ear We ask the attention of the read,
ing public to the prospectus Of the new
Religious weekly newspaper, called The
Mott:olist, in our advertising columns.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

psrAs general rule, fashionable
a"' hke bow in tho sky, can't make
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

tzs-lt'will be gratifying TO our Clear,
field friends to iearn that Col. A. Perry
Ovens has become proprietor Of the
Tyrone City Hotel, at Tyrone. See his
card in this paper, l....I.. r..., '..