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C$HEAP BOOKS at
y jan29 ORIOAS bOOh SIOfE.
SPORTsMEN'S DEPOT!

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
f.s and Shot Guns, OF every description, Telescope
and Pa tent MuIze Rifles Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels, with Guide Starter, for hunting large
of Revolvers Colts Beals, Mathattens Blunt
Syms', Allen Thurber's Gentlemen will find at m v
shop everything in my line and give salts
factisn to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends Of H. P. BRuSKER to give me
call he is my agent Customers will Away find him
At his post My shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, Wads and Caps. Guns let by the day
junlS THOMAS MOORE.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! I!

JIE undersigned take this method informing their
IL old and the public generally. are
putting Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable turn Out more that double the OF
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
this additional Machinery, and hope give
satisfaction in exchanges OF woolen Goods wool
We never have, and do not intend card into wool
toron cotton aud sell il for all wool goods are
warranted in thie respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kin l. % Goods, Heavy Cas,ieres Satines
Jeans, Fannc,s Of different kn-, Blankets Stock
ing Yarn Considers able attention will be paid Stocking
orders will he filed for al the different grades and
kind. Of Yarn common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red,
Clorted &c. And We sil manufacture. for merchants
and others, Wool r lots Of hundred pounds up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any OF the above siuds
goods liberal terms for cash wool Also,
CGrding and Spinning
VIII be done IL lots OF ~ lbs upwards, Is TO IS
cents per pound.
Custom CardinG into Rolls
Wiz he done at tx cents per pound Their machine.
will he ed wh the best % Cards. aud with
experienced CaTIer, they expect have good
done. Woo NIL be taken gv'n the Depot Ottawa, and
rolls returned within Reasonable length Of tsre for do
Ing the WORK which mat he tu strong -Ee-lst from
almost any part % tic sta:- a. a triius expeifs-
Wool int.u-rd for exchange for any kinds
% Goods accompanied ~ the proper order. may b.
by Railroad 10 Ottawa. and the good. viii put up
sent With proHr;ur.s, according, TO order.
W would also say, that have got New Custn-s
and FIGURING N In operation. aad "r-rns wishing
have their grinding done short notice, hAv,
plenty Of water ~ all times imyl.l !. u. GREEN.
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TIE
People's Cooking Stove.

We beg leave 10 Gan liie hh-S"''"-' -
mr. new elevated oven Cooking stove, the
EG II ss5 HEsS9
For burn in 2 btuninous coal
This store is got up in the most simple style having
d;,.c, draft from the crate TO the smoke pipe win
,erapers attached to the oven to Clean out the h'es
% the stove is in operation. There are large doors IN
from, fr putting coal without removing the top cover.
The plates heavy throughout, and the top hre
Mate. and pieces are OF extra thickness ana ven
.,,.,sa "a urxyent wsrping or burning out
:, s,,,,,ise- la. been thoroughly tested during
, ,ear. and IL fully warranted in every respect.
s0' EASL1Y Dow.
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Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL MASS.

Sold in Ottawa by u. WALKER. T.. Y GRIGGS, g. L.
THOMPSON and ". kNEUSSL; in Chicago by J. II .
REID CO. and dealers in every town in tis {. tied
ecf-Jfn
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I GIVEN improved farms f0r sale.
= aug, LP SANGER


EIAEISG fail and complete abstract 81 tte Of
4 every piece Ct iand town lot N The county,
which IL kept Cp every night ara prepared 10 fur
nis short upic- and reasonable abstracts
ef title. IA1-Sl J.. p. .ASGER.
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EAR SRse.

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. A large
"A portion of the purchase money remain secured
the premises for a term Of years; will be eN-
changed for farming land.
declI JOHN p. ANTHONY.
Farming Lands for sale.
VIyHE undersigned has 500 acres of choice unim-
Il prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, on easy terms.
myI GEO AVERY
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

WILL sell. good tiIn. and ~ . reasonable price
i the following property, VIZ.
Ay Residence th- east side a. Fox Y r.r romrr sirr
the east = ,bscs ltS-b-in. 10 feet and - feet
deep. IL Is beyond question the hsndpnl-sI i.raioa
FOR residence IN tie city Of Ottawa. Tie gF-uui-
adorned with the choicest KINDS O. shTubb-rr aad
shade and IN the garden are aIle, pear plum and
peach trees ir bearing couG;ou; also p-uts % Erape
.n.- curraE.. -c"--b.FTv-, ra-p-t~rre=, AMI straw
berries. H. sh-Ft cryi4u cs-T-te 'of and CON-
fort Is provided FOR.
Al-o so asr-- good r-at-= and Hea- New Michigan,
AMI Pontiac, L'viL srica ceGH'y.
Lots Ia and g. B,ocs p, Ot.~s,
Lots and :. -Thi.r.ilH Of Lo-- &C srf H. BOX -
Lot %, Bloc -: ~ good tasnsss lats-
All OF the atov- valuable properly = oC-r-d - res-
sorAbl- prir,, aud cu TINE &c al; .ae par-LH--r
NJ trHAN-
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For safe !.

100 lots in Saussr's Addition to Ottawa and -
lOo Lots IN old Town and States Addition To O.;a.
va for sale cheap. laGs-l L. p. SANGER
'y,HREE Houses and Lo:s to rent.
.ug- /. p. SANGER.
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LVCJAN SANGER.
Lands for Sale.

Lands bought and sold Commission TAKE. paid.
Abstracts OF Tile fTrshed, Collections made Invest
menis made il Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 5, 1855.
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Books: Books! Books

ATE y GRIGGS DRUG AND COOK STORE.
lust RECEIVED, the largest stock of Books and Sta
- tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery of all kinds;
$50 Reams of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Gap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds;
Cards of all kinds colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-also opaque
Memorandums Diaries, States &c.
BanE Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, ANIMALS, Albums, Portfolios &c.
Children's Books and Primers.
Books that are in Town re ordered as wanted
ocl Ely GRIGGS, Naftingsy's Block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

New Firm and New Goods.
l.. FRJEDMANN,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
South side Of Main Street, door tcest OF King d
Hdrds KIrd,rare Store Ottdlcd, Illinois,
DESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the public
III his and splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting of
Fine Black Frock Goats,
Summer Over Goats,
Business Coats of every quality and style,
Pantaloons from IS cts. up to $40.
A more splendid stock of
Boys Clothing
Than before kept in this city. good
ment of
Gentlemen'S FHrn ishing Goods,
Cloths, Doeskins and Cassimeres to make up in gar
ments, which he will guarantee TO fit and wear WELL
His whole stock is new and well selected.
L. FRIEDMAN, in returning his grateful acknowledge
ments to the numerous patrons of his new establish
ment is happy among his varmest friends those
who have dealt with him since he commenced business
four years ago in this city, partner in the firm OF
FRIEDMAN ALrscnULER and now for himself, and he
will do all in his power suit the hard times. He has
had and will have for his motto,
"Quick Sales and Small Profit"
mar27 L. FRIEDMAN.
H&HEAP BOOKS at
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NO,ice TO Builders.
-AyISC re.,oyed nv Marble Establishment directly
i'll opposite the new Post O:Kce on Columbus street
the reom enables to furnish bulaes WIN
stone cut to order on the shortest notice and as the
est figure. Having Of the most experienced "orA-
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
N. B. large stock of cut and rough Joliet ana otner
49, "a ma = raaxSo VILIS4 BR0
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IL '----r .. ..- ORTON'S BOOK sIoRA
- pAuuthin0 - good * Drug ssore~ .j,aa6
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Jnsuranre.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

PRINCIPAL. OFFICE AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
STORFS AND MERCHANDISE, Dwelling hsuses ana
- Furniture; Barns and Hay and Grain; hrst-ciass
Mills, Shops. and other buildings, with their contents
insured against LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE
This Comla has been in existence over twenty
wears: does not issue policies of this state mas
paid nearly half million dollars for losses na "a
ni:hei its members for less ttti VS.
the Price char ed by :he best stock C"nifahs--
the largest and n-s: secured caIita OF any 'A
Company i'll the West. -, uro,a-+v
EVERY LOSS or DAMAGE that occurs 70 !, III ;,ii1
insured under the prepaid system, viii De pAu
, NINETY DiYS- ;,s.-.d in III .
Merchants can now have their so9hs m. ca. -
Illinois Mutual and in ease 81 i"s-' d. -
ran.v "a econ "a i. promised nv any OTHER Seh.hs.
~ -. Y,-,,.r and the Mechanic, tins S"mp"n! l's
h...,,. n state Benevolent Association III "'''" "
rt,d.rat. cost. their homes and si"p- may &c - y,
i, - . r,yape. Of Ere. with certainty mat II n'
srrcytd they will receive the whole amount hsH GU
xi,bout Ii,ga,icn, UuDeSessar! delay =, -. -.
I; L,s become the Insurance company ~ = ~,
,y ~ ,Hofs-arrua'y saving large SIMS ~ the s'le
that oJ.id otherwise he t-Aen out ~ "re'sh
Witt all these inducements, who can nc" aHof'A ~
remain VI insured;
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
g. X Hart Samuel Wade, H. W Billings Ii. l. Gina
Timothy Turner. Lyman TrGm5nii, Robert shillh
Henry ga John Atwood. J. w echweri,-, be' ann
2 Long Elias Hihbard, Francis \ ;ioHinah hs"'
KeIIeuberger, Il q. AtE""d. 1000 ,.,,
BENJAMIN F. LONG, President.
LEWIS KELLENBEEGER, TREASURER
n q. ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN ATWOOD, asst SecrstdFy
JOHN ELAISDEJL, General -igeHt
J. E. HOWARD. Act General +iyc"r
wM. N. True, A9Shf, crdHh.
A CHASE, Euiritd.
! ARTHUR McGIRR, la StNe
L. KELSEY. .Nend0t".
nov10-1y MURRAY BLANCHARD, La SdHe.
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School R0nksi

LARGE and complete stock of the different kinds
| IN Of School Books that used in the city and
country schools just received nd for sale low at
SEPT f. Y. GRttIGS.
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Gold Pens.

HAVE arge assortment OF DAWSON, WARREN
i HvpE's Pens the best Pens made IN the U 8. Each
Pen i, warranted. At the Drug Store of
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10NO PIECES Of Sheet Music just received max
lZOO ing my stock very large of songs Duets
Quartettes Waltzes Pokas Marches, ana Schotusches
A liberal discount to teachers. good stock Of In
attraction Books. IdeciOl + 1. 1hiu1S.
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Pictorial Magazines and Papers.
r HAVE . large let. Back numbers Of these-Gedey,
i Harper %. per NJ. Io ladies call and look:
- aeS. 1870 .srafsS
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OIL. OIL!
NFACHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, whals Oil
MI Meats Foot Oil. and Fish Oil, for sale BY
aug20 Ely. GRlGGS,
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N0n.ExplOsive Fluid.
DEMEMBER that K. Y. GRIcGs has the onlst genuine
H Non-Exposive Fluid sod in 0t<av.-all sthers are
|NlNni1aak ~
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FAnCIeS9
IT SEFUL and Ornamental, such As Money urses
u Card Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, &c,
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WAX, Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from 5 cents to 81 Paper Dolls and
Furnites. Also large stock Of Toys, the Drug and
Book Store of (ocSl ". GRIGGS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
The Democracy Waking.

From all sections OF the State the word
comes to us, that the Democratic masses
are becoming fully aroused, and making
the most vigorous efforts 10 carry the Oc-
tober election. Thus far the Black Re-
pu' licans have had the contest all to
Misunderstanding the wind most fero.
ciously--spending their breath, their time,
and what is worse their money also. In
the meantime the Democrats were laying
low-attending to the business Of theil
shops, their farms &C., But now they
have put the ball in motion and such an en-
thu siasm as now exists throughout the
State, is almost without q parallel. The
election of Foster, is now rendered GER
tain, and that by large majority,
Pennsylvania is largely conservative -
The sectional Black Republican party
MUST BE REBUKED, and now is the
time TO do it,
When this is done by The election o
Gen. Foster, some plan will no doubt b'
adopted to unite the national mer upor
single electoral ticket, and the defeat o.
THE SECTIONALlSTS WILL BE REM
! DERED CERTAIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
RESOLUTION or THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

ReSolucd, That the Democratic Electo-
raj Ticket be headed with the name Of
Stephen A. Douglas or John c. Breoken-
ridge, as an Elector at Large, and in the
event of the success of said Ticket, if the
greater number of votes shall have been
cast for Stephen A. Douglas, then the
vote of the Electoral College Of the State
shall be cast for Stephen a. Douglas and
Herschell V. johnson for President and
Vice President, but if for John G, Brcck-
enridge, John G. Breckenridge and Jos,
Lane fol the same offices. If the vote of
Pennsylvania cannot elect the candidates
for whom the majority fvoes nre cas-,
and it can elect any man running for th 2
office of President of the United Sta ties,
claiming to be Democrat, then the vote
of the Eectora, College shall be cast for
that candidate. If will not elect eth
er of the Democrats for whom it is cast,
or any of the Democrats who are voted
for in the States, then the votes shall be
cast for the candidate who has the maio.
rity Of the votes of the State; and that
the Chairman of this Committee be in
tructed to obtain from the gentlemen on
the Democratic Electoral ticket Of this
State their several and distinct pledges
of acquiescerce in the foregoing resolu-
ton, and to report the result of his act
ion in tho premises at the next meet
ing OF the Committee
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
We remain,
Very truly Yours,
G. J.. LAM tERTON
y. J. REID
We remain,

ST. Cu,RLEs FuRHAcr, Oct. 81, 1860
Hcssra Lam5srton d Reid,
DsAR SlRs Your note 4
the lst inst, is At hand calling my at,en|
ton to the fact that the Opposition Al
circulating the report that am secret
opposing James X. Kerr for Congress
while pu 5licly seeming to support him.
You arc right in charac.erizing as ia alseI
report so utterly groundless, and so m|
just to James x. Kerr and myself
shoald regard such imputations as un|
worthy Of notice, and so you intimate i
Your letter, but as il is thoaght that 4
some rem ,te sections Of the district wbeF|
/ am not so well known the repoi! migl|
obtain credence, |, therefore, give il th|
public and eXp:ess denial: and furtheI
state that in private as well rs public
urge all my friends TO yield cordial AM
hearty support to James X. Kerr, AM
the whole democratic ticket. My publlI
declarations, made ut the Clarion and
Brookville mass meetings, have repeli|
ell in the township meetings alluded
by you. am for the success of the who
democratic ticket, and any person suppoI
ting or acting otherwise, or giving cre1
enco to any slandetous reports atiectlr|
James K Kerr, does so upon his own T
spon'ibili.y and without any kind ofea|
couragement from me.
Yours truly,
p. KERR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Foster can be Elected.

There is every reason to believe that
Henry d. Foster will be elected Governor
OF Pennsylvania by large majority, as lie
will receive the votes of all the conserya-
tive parties in the State opposed TO the
Republicans. Indeed, when we consider
the conservatism of Pennsylvania, wo do
not know how any other result than the
election of Foster can be regarded as pro.
bable. The Republican party has always
been in minority, and Andrew G. Cur.
Tin is the candidate of that party and Of
that party alone. Look at the vote in Is.
Sc: ..
Buchanan 29O,7lC
Fremont. i'. l475l(
Fillmore. S2,I7J
Buchanan and Fillmore the eonserya-
tive candidates, beat Fremont, the Re-
publican candidate, l65,375 votes. Since
that election the Republicans have never
made an open fight, but have always man,
aged TO combine with a portion of the
conservatives. But now they stand alone
with ell the conservatives arrayed against
them. Republicanism, which was so EN-
phatically condemned in 1856, has not
made such rapid strides since as to be in
a majority now. Curtin having abandon
ed and reprdated his American associate.
and throw. himself into the arms of th,
Black Republicans, must look to that par
ty alone for support, AID they cannot o
lect him. We tell our Democratic friends
that Foster cannot be defeated, if the,
will do their duty. With proper exer
tions his election is sure. Go to work and
bring out the vote.
nsS~Do you wanta dish Of oysters ? !
you do, just step over to Jacker's saloon
across the way where you can get then
hot or cold
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Continued.

A public road TO lead from the River at
the mouth Of Curry's Run in Bell t., to
intersect the public road leading from
Arnod's Grist mill 10 Kramers saw mill in
Brady tp.
Report set aside, and order continued
and referred back TO the same viewers.
A Public road from H. NJ. Coutret's 10
the Plank road ia Girard tp.
A Public road from F. Coutriet's saw
mill to the public road leading from Deer
Creek to the steam saw mill in Girard tp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Luthers in Brady IN.

Luthers in Brady tp.
A Public road from Mrs. Kratsers IL,
Pike township, to near Cochran's farm In
Penn township.
A Public road from Whiteheads Fac,o..
ry in Union tip, to the forks of the roads
north of Coal Run, on the road leadinr
from Moore's mill TO Hickory Kingdom
A Public road from the public road
leading from the bridge at the run on
farm Of Stacy w. Thompson to the forks
at John Jackson's field in Knox tp.
A Public road leading from Beccara
mills to Mount Pleasant between Becca,
ria mills and Lioniel w. Yields, in Bee.
caria Up. ...-
To review and vacatc that part of ths
public road leading from John Dressler's
saw mill in Union township to Frederick
Shaffers, in Brady tp., beginning at
Gelnetts private road and thence to said
Shaffer's
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Sltm advertisements.

CXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters tss]
Lmentaiy having been granted to the una1
signed on he Estate of the Rev. Timothy Y
late of Burnside tp. Clearfed CO., Pa. And
persons knowing themselves indebted to SAID
tate are requested to make immediate paym'j
and those having claims against it are rcquea'i
to pre.en I them to Jacob W. Campbell in Rel
or Washington Gardner of Burnside tip.
JACOB w. CAMPBELL r,I
WASHINGTON GARDNER
Oct Sd, lS60--6t,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
An Awful Mistake.

The Jour,a! makes an estimate of the
result of the election Of Congressman in
this district, which elects its friend Gen.
PATTON, without any trouble.
He need go no further than to state
that in this calculation is claimed from
500 to 1000 majority for Parton in War
rem county"
This is more than that county ever gave,
and we heard gentleman offering TO bet
$500 that PAIroN's majority in Warren
would no. be tour hundred, and could get
no takers;
This is in character with the estimates
for each of the other county's Gen.
PArroN is bound to be badly beaten, and
his friends can not "keep their courage
up by this kind Of whistlirg.
-Ex. Gov Bipler addressed a large