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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
.P.OETICAL.
ynE oLe csLLAa poos.

49,
He- s-sss 10 rsssmssr he rles.sr,. sess BY.
The Ssssst csr boy ~ % ssd s'ssi
WIS., besso bss zee ss = ith hate hokisg sish
whsa "a fasey ssr sld ssus.se ssef
Bat svssIesi ssd desrrsi 81 AT The bar.
whea "n,gLttAr 90, her shsdo-. before
Afs those Gays ~AscA -. ,P.ht sns iuv.nu sss
slidist ds.a on the Ola Cellar DeOr."
noe brightly u ,too. 10 the gay ss~ner sss,
How .vestiy q ,miiec stsar sice;
Ara he nails seemed 10 laugh and encourage The
fun,
As over their smooth heads ~s glide,
They. too OF deceived as. aud stayed cur ssrser;
on cur uoossrs ualieiousiy Wr;
raroet oer Joy, TO Dis e.s, and smile 10 Q tear,
Those rails % the Ole Cellar Door.
-----~..-~s>-s-----
TIE LAsr az ruE ricKLEs-
IT" III. has, Of the pickles
Lshso~risg aisssj
All iis eospsaieas
Asr eaten sss gene.
No inafed sSesmbst
No msaro shb.
Te rc,Posd u the isst yiehiss
ssno~fsi 'ieh.
IN cot leave tsss. the. Isss sas-
To Piss 10 the jar.
wh,ls thy ki.drsd ara sesttsiss
IN rrgte.s siar
Thus kisdly see thee.
AL eat ASs dews fssi.
Win the aao~rsfal rshsstios
That tho. art The lAst
So 500. nay follow.
whea hisnds day BY dsy.
FrOa Crsa,ioss vsst Pishl-lsG.
Walsh s-sy,
Oh, Who vcaii BE- left.
wbss the loved ones hsse fo~a.
Md ifs's waste Of vinegar.
flostIas aloss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
SPoRES AND FELLJEs

LOT oat a's. bOta also i1f Carriage Ma.,,.rE.
n.'' ana PhiiafeiPhia. We can ra.u..
w. .au'sEes 70 ne bsst '.yi- az sfH, 80
81 nc haNsfn clues We HIIc4fs..
us bes' Esisb ishm,n,. oftAelsnr 49,.
sen'-l paiiirolsts - sBbsIsnts.r, rf...t-4
shl Ase-r, fiert sa'i,faciiou s,il ts.g..., o
eTtfT case 70 pUTrhsas
pNihg !" ne cnnstAnt chanfssass
n,hs ko'sE 90 - have coasi4nt r,ua.a. .s o.
ua ,hs 80 's'sbi'shmsn tsrtths Eassa,
400 afr prepared 80 (atsi.h rf.r.t..,..,t
70 patchsa- Carriage
DRAWINGS, executed 10 me hess BsIS,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
Peruvian Gnann.

I'HE su5sehbers having maie afranrem.pI.
Il With Messr 3. Banrda s. Bro ~ ,.c,iv,
~ s,,, supply OF Gasno Ihissesson DIRECT FROM
ihE CHINCHA ISLANDS are thereby .nab,sd
10 oder the ariicie TO their agric aurAl frir,t. a.
lover prices han II can be procured IN sny o,brT
market In the STATE.
TheT are daily expecting the ships Z-nhv, a,I
Ss'ah rom zoe Islands. Thoss who desire q.
sbips on their arrival FOwIRA co
Alexandra, July i6 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

DurF rto's W.
hs''rs. We. A. soddstA 4 soa--
SeHts hAViaG bought oss II your w ssbiss M.
ssses shcft tils age, fesi 20 kesnaasv A ss,tn,
-, $3.50. = ~ eutFs tstistsstioa, sashtBg
"inneed y y iAs Pgbiie a. eos+ machiss
ASg.s,, 1859. "H'''iih'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
Important to the Community.

1tO tksss psrsoas sbo ere pfspsfes % ss.t s,,
- ctsa go efss oeiy. ~ are nsu sbls 10 a.,
- ffsaifH iaauesmsnis ever oa-fsd hvsnv A.,
- ihis iova. Wskavs fscsissA Der PsiI 800 =,
Family GOods,
shtet h.s ices seleefed sik rr~st ss,. a. go.
.--sa 80 especial fs'ersncs b. he sssts N N.
g-eFN - hiseo@aanifY i embraces Oh sftt
slre espslF sept ~ Dry Ooofs ssd Cg,o--,,
sots, $50 ieese Articles ere tfsarh easttfv =. "a
sfes - cenmend hen % ihs psb.ls to-, A.
~ ~aY ~ DRY GOODS es tsv- - ~, AZ,
isfErsi fioek ever cfsrsd - g. ssd % a. .sss
that osf Fft7st cannyt fsf 70 give tslisfs~ts go
y thnse 20 prize lke dimss Osf ,,c,ts ~
etoCkhlks D. usasssiiv hsavv. sss 80 -.
pefief, an6 - iaFhe psffleulsf sifssfto, ~ -,
see saesns SD Hplstrss
We ietnf ihai gogid - fiarBh a, A. al.
ti1s oiths ciig aafEstsa sore ssrsi. -
lesi assefinset "a SCOTS AND
ia, sso 49,. ,s'S ~ iss, sAss ss Asy.sn-Ans
so sa zee ssIisarf As ss csa sah -
eFs,y iasit sss sFsTy ussL Osf s,nck
ettsll go Wlaisf HATS AND CAPS
eeeefses raftissiaf nofiss sd enss.ts r.
- iioa Gee hias ~ asf ~ sitb -
~ Esia, ssd isai 10 ihst Ihis tfasfA ~
safssleal las9spf- ~ iefers ever ofhsf- tseoe,-
Fi.is 80 eaa Asftiy - in3feys4
We sc afopted lhs fssh arsFss hseaass -
ssiifFe % - % ~ Pafehsksf's lassfsF 30 lsos
haa or egn aa1 - sheH y sfstsrs sfhsrs 10 4
aofs FtFaly hes ever Cal ia yssf asssy
"a Fifees, 49, Fne thtn have a. sasivalsstfaf
sFsty ga iaVssset gkh o.
- Hseez9 q TaDesEam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY!

r1
aud Is considered by hose who have zen 4, an u..
10 be the test that ha> ever been btoUrkl a. the
oo'ce OF 'he American public ~ Ioet NE world
nav b challenged to ptoSae- ~. eqasL Amonr
Inc many advantages of thi. NAchiae over ali
others. MAJ b. mentioned the tsilO~Ing. Ist Its
simpi'ciiy OF construction. xairh makes Il aln ;:
imposslbls oe,ioai OF order. sue. The ease uiIh
uhich ~ u operaied-a ohiA ten wear, old can
keep ~ IN motion. 3rd. itsSpeed which 4. nm.
equaled, All aston hes Alike the operator nd The
iookstoa. va. u washes equally veil the hnest
and iighies' fabric. or ths eosrse.i aud Arayie,,
sueh .. ouiiis and Comforts. 5th. Unlike ali
o'hef naeh.ees Tor The purpose, IL washes Without
wearing IN the least, OF removing buttons on IN,
contrary IL IL confidently believed that the eIcib,S
washed IN this machine will last longer than II
uasbed By hand.
Reference;
Having bought one at Council a. Lawrence.
tnproved Osciilsting Washing Maekin.. AMI
aiet ia'r and full trial OF the sane :eeI iu,ti-
aed - Saving that IL p~Tfcrms us wcrk in ua.Linx
elo'hes IN the most adlirahls manner with yrry
liule labor AID uoabic. No one can tail ro zee a,
glance, wAss IL is In operation that M. sssp,,.
too Tor tr Purpose desis is complete, There
ioie Jake pitasnfe IN Recommending his machine
10 inc Publ'e, A. every way worthy Of attention
WIN. DORSEY
Narti1sburg. Jan - 1853.
Having used the sane machine, We concur ~
Inc above certificate.
Rev. LandsUeet. Rev. A. Tally, Rev VIM
Evan', Reed. III. TabS J Frtaeh. 8 NJ
kown. h. Grim, @ =. Rutherford John Dana
sarah Helferstay John Fisher. David Thopa.
y Tabh. Bernard Don Capt Chs Bosrmsn
G. NJ Shaft ID -. SnyAsT Ezra Herring. Jos.
Miller, Chsrles 8. Lee.
r AN orders prom ptiv su,aSed ~.
JoHNATHAN MILLER.
Maftinsburg, Va. Apfi, "a 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

NIeDoNNELL's CGT6wtI
- GISH WINE
s'hi eon,iruss 10 win Golden piSops les i'm
meo~ popularity increase datGsE IT, manv
'eatshers V'olsbi auacks at DftRa we're a..
"anty cared. while 10 boutfsi d esss, an, r,s
HaaHoTy Jmp ms we're im 20. sieIy checked
Asd mnrh suffering pfsvrnb l. o. 80 tvetv.
Shsrs' inciE'dsas, eommohfs sud The pres.
sfe load % ~ Ptsis- Pew abclsi haze ever a.
sure soc uHeoobdrd AID ssT'sd popularity
lheTs Be sny Of Osr eitit. (whieh IL very
nnhssif) Who have sSt yet ID this W inc us
say DO 40 81 once. u 10 ior = ~
GEO. CHAMBERS.
Haspefs-Frfrv Aur a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

a IL beFsous sff warnsd aEainsi rassinF thfaask
~ iac LaHd 0i = Nasuisas heifs. assf
Chafissi0wB. ill ~ c0m Frlisd ts tfassrais Ill
Psfsous ~ iTesFsssiag o. fhs fnifHf NJ ~ La
LAWSON Bolts.
MaFahlA - HrlfH GHafflfa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
EXCELSIOR
Washing Machine.

!" nov inform the public generally that ".
w have gotten the Patent 90 cor NVAsHING
HNChtSE, and We are ready to all eli ordet.
iot them. They have been tested by numb,r n
persons and have given gensraI satisfaction 10 ali
Who have ased them. For iis speed In uashirr :,
cannot De surpassed-ittAkss The Dirt eatirriy fr,,
the Wrssihaads aad Collars OF The ghirt. (uh.Js
o,hsf machines vii not) ~ the ,horlest time ina
glaseie Ons % the advantages u has over spv
oihef mschise is balance Wheel OF cast jron
witch enables IL 20 be turned wi,h ease hy child
eit~slFe yeau ofaKe. Il mas more friction thar
any other washing Machine nov before the ran.
iF' snd less liable to weap the Clsthipr -
u Shl wash from the finest Iaee TO lac keaV,-
su bstelo'hing without thsiF receiving snv ipia.
~ whahsyeri no ba,inns removed from satm,,ts
Washed BY Il. The Machine u 20, Iisbl- 20 ~,
DOT oIorder. References will be given iust "a ,eos
- Ss eaa PTocufe them from those bsyto0 On,
Mseh'ae SOY IN use We are nov ready 90 sell
Coany OF State Rizhis "a the most reasonable
Iei@s 70 aEv psrsoa vha may vant 10 Boy. AZ ue
are deiefmIosd 60 sell hATEsins
WAsHlNG MACHINES kspt slvays On hsnd
eur Shop. sof - hope the pa lie vilt ssll aad
ehsnihs ihem before ihey psTehas- seSbste.
AZ ersef'' sddrsssed 20 WIN. A. soddi,h a a.,
SiIl Be PFompily aitsndsd 90.
W A. a J. y sUDDtTH
aug % ~ ChaflsstoSa. Jsa Co, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
Coach Factory.

"a BeHJulle 10 manu.se,,r,s. a. g..
Oh 'syt' II Catyns,.
BY TIE putehAse Of tb- sicam san +.
AA'e ischhies Tor th- manuis-tur, ~ C,.s..
poss'ssed bf no ot1rg -..
We MOI only manufaet.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
coon Ix0TEx.

TIE snbsefihcr,, u a. Iful te ~. ,n,,.. -,
= se'J hoetai patronage ;hVr Lsyerce,,, o..
c0hiihor 10 give att.uti. ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
is fssealsd b. vi - 80,
Patent MhrrI.


We have jBsi pefrha.ss ~. r,.,st.,P
,es' 'baihss ever been tssasr i.rfh. .as... F
% montg snd utas 49, icf ths .t.s. 81. OF
ls'ef pting Carriage Foe Pa CO.. va. .s
soa'iv' go h'st'tfsiy &C. q. svsvs.sstst -
hAI ~ ne 90 iasf, ssiFtf st.r go
mcfs 'ifsaftt, simpiiriy fsfaft.t,s s,s boo
80 ~ 30 ever before been trsttr. is
o. shhtlHsd 400 sHpisiasa airrfTs. 10 ~
ots sishihE fo 80 h
The krt Coact stfiNft.sf ... a.. se.
have h.fa s.I-suf ura IS If..,
last are. Fep. aadsf 1hd rhs An
- uss "A Thr pufrbass,so ssfa.ns ~
aar TtNtnfNF So 30 ut-h
ssmss isfms % zee 80 g. st.sF
ns,s tusA $50 ai an oss y.
fseemmsS rms sassfrpsfispur 70
mrrG Hs@ts tt
y b. w ssfa g. psnans sssrt
iaF upVu 80 Psirft " b.. .-tsfs ....
" iFibs CuaffY of Clare
Oct ~ gq-t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

IseaesE = 80 tAs shove Csfu6ests, sd a.r,h.rs,y
Isss ne sa-hiss steas dsy 10 the usssi vsv 80 II
es- ~ N NasAs'E hashi.s 10 ioar hoass saA rsss,
ass IS -, '''' ''d I'A''.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15
Recent Publications.

Teachings Of Patriots and Statesmen; or, the
Founders qfHe Republic ua Sarerg BY
Ezra B. Chase, Esq. J. W. Bradley, IS
n. Fourth street Philadelphia.
From a very hasty examination of this
book, we should say that it ought to be
read by all persons, no difference what
their religious or political feeling may be-
The subject Of slavery is treated fairly
and impartially, and in accordance with
the view of the EARLY Fathers of the Re.
public" no dicta of a single individual is
allowed to establish fact, either for or
against slavery.
This book displays much patient re-
search, and Mr.. CHASE has displayed ad-
mirable judgment in the arrangement of
It's pages. In it we find the history ofthe
slavery question, from the Act of ConfeG-
Grafton down TO the present time, giving
the reader an accurate history of this in
stitution for nearly a century.
We have no hesitation in recommends
irg Mr.. CnAsE's book to all our readers, as
being worthy of their patronage and sup
port.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15
SHERIFF SALE.

| tDy virtue Of sundry wrts of Vendition Expo
! I'D mas issued out Of the Court Of Common Plea
of Centre county and to me directe d, thero will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House /.
Bellefontc on Monday, the 9th day of August
next, the following property, viz:
All the right, title and interest Of d. VI. Bill
ger, in the undivided one fifth part, &c, of ST,
certain tracts Of lard with the improvement
thereon, situated partly in Morris township, Clear
field county, and partly in Rush town ship, Cen
tire county.
One tract whereof situate in Morris tw'p..
Clearheld county, was surveyed under warrant
to Potter Yarnold, and contains 8 80 acres and nj
lowance.
ALso.-one tract situated as above was sur.
yeyed in the name of Jesse Yarnold and con-
tans' five hundred and twenty -one acres and al.
lowonco.
ALso.-Onc tract situated in Rush township,
Centre county, was surveyed under warrant to
Benjamin Martin, and contains 420I acres and
allowance.
ALso.-One tract situated as above was sur
veyed under warrant to John Weidman, cons
tanning 44O acres and 76 perches and allowance.
ALso.-0ne tract surveyed under warrant to
jacob Weidman, containing 4O3 acres and 3j
perches.
ALso.-0ne tract situated as above was sur
veyed under warrant to Jacob Rush, ana con-
tanning $50 acres and % perches
There being erected on the above described
property, two Saw Mill and several dwelling
Houses.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold a.
the property of d. NJ. Bilger
THo's Mccoy, Sheriff.
Sherif's office. Bellefonto,
Centre county, Aug. 8, 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15
ESTATE OF SAMUEL SPEN-
GER, ET Al, DECD.

In tho matter oftho Estates Of Samuel Spencer
Joseph Spencer, Hannah anI Nancy Spencer
and John Harlow Fisher decd.
And now April 18th 1860,
Citation awarded by the Court upon the heirs
executors and Administrators of the above de
cedcnts, to show cause why specific performance
ofcontracts for sale Of real estate, made by then
in their lifetime shall not be dccrcod goth Jurc
1860. Citation returned, and on motion Of II. j
Wallace Esq, Attorney for applicants, Thos,
to take Testimony,
JAMES WRIGLEY Clerk 0. C.
In Pursuance of the above Commission to
me directed, testimony in the above matter
will be taken at my Office in Clearfeld, on
Thursday the 18th day Of September next when
and where all persons Interested may attend
THOS, j. MCCULLOUGH, Comr.
C,earfeld. August s. 1850 ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

S'The "American Agricul1u7St" for Au.
gust has also been received. This is one
of the best and cheapest Agricultural pa.
pers in the country, and should be lber
ally patronlzed by all classes, and particu>
larly farmers, Published by Orange Judd
N. Y. at 90 per annum,
RA-The democratic Test" is the name
OF new paper published in Bloomfield
Perry co. Pa, by j. b. Cooper Esq. 1t is
neat paper, and has the ring of the
true metal
Berthe atlantic Monthb1' for August, is
upon our table. The high literary char,
acter OF this publication is we'll sustained.
Il is an admirable number. Published by
Tickner and Fields 1876 Washington street
Boston, at $500 per annum.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

aeA-The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued his advertisement for proposals for
the use by the Government of a line Of
magnetic telegraph to be constructed
within two years from the 3lst of Julv
1860, from some point on the west side OF
Missouri, by any route which the coutrac
tors may select, connecting by telegraph
with Washington, New Orleans, New
York, Charleston, Philadelphia, Boston
and other cities in the Atlantic Southern
aud Western States to San Francisco. =
The contract will be for ten years, anG
must not be for greater sum than forty
thousand dollars year.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

1S0 Acres Of land for Sale, Is acres of which
l. w is improved the balance well timbered
with white pine, Oak, and Hemlock; two dwell.
ing houses, Saw Mill, Lath Machine, Stable and
other out buildings
Situated one and half miles from Clearield
on the Turn Pike leading towards Luthersburg.
For further particulars apply to the subscribe
on the premises.
Aug. s, lS60.-6t IsRAEL NICHOLS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15
LUMBER CITY,
C(eafcId County, Pa.
JOS. L. KIRBY, PRorRIEror.

ID BGS leave to announce to the travelling com.
I'D munity and the public generally, that he
has taken the above named hotel and reftted II
in a style suited to tho times and tho wants OF
the public.
HIS TABLE
viii always be supplied with the best the mar.
kets aud the surrounding country can afford:
HIS BAR
viii contain the choicest liquors, and
HIS STABLES
VIII be in the care Of attentive hosGers. re-
sponsble for their conduct to their employer.
who will give the entire establishment his ner.
sonal supervision.
In tho the hope that he will be able to make
bis guests comfortable during their visits O his
house ho respectfully solicts a share o. ublic
patronage
Lumber City Oct. 10, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

LlAt on Jurors Tor sept Term. common.
cling ON the fourth Monday, tho 2ilh day
GRAND JtaoRr
Boil Adam Brclh.
Brady Samuel Arnold, Joseph Rhhol,
Harrison passmorc Jos, H. Arnold Fred
orick Shailcr, Frederick Wingcrt
Burnside-Stcphcr Brothers
Chcst-Calyin Steyuns.
Coyngton-Wm. SEMINARS.
DECATUR. Parsons, Jonathan Kep.
hart, Philip Reese, Andrew Goarhart.
Graham james f. Shopo
Huston Austin Brown.
lawrence John Daughcrty, ir.
Lumber City VIM. V. Wright.
Morrls--Danlol Beams, Jonathan Roth
orck.
New Washington-Samucl Sobrng.
Pike-Abraham Snyder,
Woodward CO. Joseph Fiscus.
Curwcnsyille- Daniel Faust.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-lsr WEEK
BeccariO--Jos, W. Lull, James II. Hes
garIy.
Bell-Jacob W. Campbell, VIM. r. Gil
bert.
Boggs--Isaac Southard, Henry Wa
pie, Thomas Waple
Bradford jerome Robinson.
Brady-George w. Long, Jacob ogden
George j. Yoas, Levi Draucker, James Q.
Barrett, Henry Hoover George L. Morgan,
Daniel Goodlander.
Burnside-Philip Nef, Fred Sheppard,
John Rorabaugh.
Chest-Jon Fry, JosiVh w. Lam
burn.
Observation-Disclosures Gates Jacob
Faust.
Clearfeld-h. K. MerrelI.
Decatur Isaac Goss.
Fox-James Blair.
Grard. Peter Lamm, Adam Spaclsman,
T. Woolridge.
Goshen-lew Irwin.
Gulich--Jones RolIin.
Jordan--Joseph Dewalt, Joseph Nc
Neal, Peter Bloom.
Karthaus George Heckadorn David
Haynes.
Knox John jackson.
LaSrence-O.iyer Conllin, A. II, Reed
sa Reed.
RMorris-W VIM. l.. Merrel.
New Washington-Jos II Breth
Pike--John Bloom Sr., Geo. B. Cald-
well, Geo. B. Dale
Penn-payid Y. Sharp, Joseph New
conner.
Un.on-Dayid Horn.
2ND WEEK.
Bell-John Orr.
Boggs-George Turner, Thomas Beers.
Bradford-Geo w. Gearhart, a. II. Lu.
cas-, John Dale.
Brady-Jackson Long, jeremiah Kri.
nor.
Blrnside-". C. Mitchell, John M'Cul-
Tough, E5'n Ministers.
Chest Daniel German, Samuel Nc
Even.
Clearfold-Wm. Radebaugh, Henry
Snyder, Jefferson Litz
Covngton-John NJ. Reiter.
Eerguson-Phi.ip McCracken, George
Straw.
Graham-Martin V. French, Isaac Ky
Ter.
Guelich-Jomes A. HegarLy.
Goshen Robert Bumgardner.
Lawrence George Guelich.
Lumber City Jesse Spencer, John
Ferguson, John Brocmall
Morris-Wm. Deviney, Jos, Denning
Edward Perks.
! ike Jos NJ. Spencer, Jacob Ritter.
Union-Levi Dressler, Benjamin +.
Harlei John Brubaker.
Wo1dWard-C Crihstian Shoff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

ae8sA Lady friend writes US "that the
committee of arrangements for our coun-
ty fair, have omitted very important
class Of things for which there should be a
liberal premium awarded-it is for the
best troltiug old Bachelor in single har,
ness, the ring to be open to all comped.
tors, the object being the improvement Of
the stock"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

TALa TlMoTHY.-Mr. James Bailey Of
Lawrence tp,, brought to our office the
other day three stocks Of Timothy, each
measuring six feet and six inches. Beat
this ifyou can. 1t was raised on his farm
about two miles from town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

R@~An atfray occurred a. Cleveland
on the 9th inst, between the keeper Of a
saloon and two negroes, in which the
white man was instantly killed by a knife
in the hands of one of the negroes. The
negroes fed, but were subsequently ar,
restel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

Da"AJom to ieaos temporarily on aprotess
i0nal to,r.-P, c. Puryiarce, Ambrotypst
Of Clearfeld, takes this method to an,
nounce to the public, that lie will close
his Gallery on the 9th Aug, inst for
the purpose Of making professionalism
OF probably several months. Those wish -
ing Ambrotypes can secure his services
during the mean time. In addition to
his stock of cheap cases always on hand,
in few days he will be supplied with an
apartment of fancy cases, at lower prices
than ever before sold in Clearfeld county
Aug. Is, go. %
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Home Affairs.
clrstatlo pa auau,b -, 1890.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev Dr. liH, Of Philadelphia, will
preach ia the Baptist Church this lWcdnc,.
dayl evening, and on each succeeding
evening during the week.
Alse on Sunday at 10 o'clock.
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ctWERIFIs sALE.-Rr rirlnn Of

StHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of u tesla
- tr'm writ Of Ven, Er issued out Of the court
of Common Pleas Of Center co., and to me d-
rected, viii be exposed to public sale at tho
Court House in the borough of Clearfeld, on
MONDAY THE GOTH DAY
OF AUGUST A. D. 1860
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following desc ribod
property, to VIA certain tract of land situate
in Goshen tp. CIcarfeld county Pa, bounded by
lands of Jacob illegal, Ellis Irwin, Ellis Liver
good and the Susquehanna River. Containing
two hundred and seventy six acres more or less,
three dwelling houses, two barns, wagon sted
and other out buildings and large bearing
orchard thereon. Seized taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of John Selfrige.
FREDERICK G. MILLER, Sh'f.
Sherii's Office, Clearied Pa, Aug. |, 1860.
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Camp Meeting.

The Camp Meeting Of The NJ. +. church
for the Clearfeld and Curwensyille charge
will lie held on the grounl Of Mr. Thos.
Feed On the old pike to commence on
Friday Aug "a 1860, G ONE to the Camp
Meeting. VIM l.. Spotswood.
Preacher in charge
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rTNHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY, wi

l. be opened for the reception of pupils
(males and femalos) on Monday, May 2Sth, 1860
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Goog-
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Book Keeping $400
Latin and Greek languages. Sc 90
To students desirous of acquiring thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themselves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages
No pupil received for less than half a session,
snd no deduction made except for protracted
ickness
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
c. B. SANFORD, PRINcIrAL.
Aug. 20, 1860 Iy.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
VII an order Of the Orphans Court of Clear
field county, there will be exposed to public sale
at the house Of Isaac Bloom in the Borough of
Curwensville on
SATURDAY THE 8TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1860.
at o'clock P, NJ, the following described real
estate to wit: that certain plaHtaton or tract of
land situate ION the public road loading from
Clearield to New Washington in Pike to wn
ship Clcarfcld county Penn a. Bounded on the
north by land belonging to the estate of John
S. Curry deceased, on the east by land of Fitch
& Boynton, on the west by lands of VIM A
Bloom and VIM Rex, and on the south by land
of George w Curry. Containing two Hundred
and Fifteen Acres more or less, having erected
thereon large twc-story frame CL) house,
weather boarded and painted, with cellar, a
large double log barn, grain house, dry-housc,
wagon-shed, and ab out one hundred acres of
cleared land, with large bearing orchard, and
a never failing spring OF water thereon, late tho
estate of Richard Curry deceased,
TERMS, 10 per cent on day Of sale, one half
at confirmation Of sale, and the bnlan CO in one
year with intere ct to be secured by bond and
mortgage. VIM. REX Admir-,
Aug. 3, 1860. Of X. Curry deceased
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Fe8, We have one of "Graco Green.
woods Little Pilgrims upon our table. 1t
is indeed fine number-a Pilgrim that
should be in every family. Fathers and
mothers get it for your children.