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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
Mistcll aRcONs
How to Win q Womans Favor

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,La f,rro Of tdari, io,,',i ~, 49, =
Anollo vou stond No oI,,,oa I'll w.
mon hio,s tLai, ~ so.,I I''''I ~, '',, g.,
for sucL ,Lir,,s p,,I,, .,,,,,,.,l 80. c,.,. c,,S
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then, ill., 90, aro, ;c'' ;c ,Snr l,o;. - raG
yonr ncso ,,,,, s,l w, ,,,",,,i, ,,.;I,
When Won do ~ n'ol,o .n ov.,,;n c,II
don't stort t,o oo,I, IoJio, o,.a'r',t ,yol,i
plap sod 70 bo cnugbt Lefora thcir cn,ls
and baso,es arc orToncaI Re- nortiopI,r.
lv careful not to Sit doyn op thn c,l nn.
Kick the dor across the foor--,be Girls
are sure to appreciate anv one who knows
how to be polite TO their nets Tfrhere's
pjeco Of Worsted work adnira il. don't
rorret to mistake fine artificial Aowors in
the vase for real if thn voung lady il do.
inp crotcIet. wort; osl, her IF che can T.
teach Won Beyord everything don't tin
back in your chair eyery crack in
the FRAGILE furnitnr, thor nj bo a vorso
froctnra In vorr Gr;ordsbio ArI u,Lo,
She helms -. yo,yn hobiri, han nool,ot
bondk ercIiaf taI,o nm uonr % bat PoGI,0 pod Wv
"Sbort and sweet lonS ond @ M h;,tor ri - : 3D. -
good motto for an evening visit When
you are walking out with lady, don't 90
strldlng along until she is forced to run
TO keep up with you he first you krow
she Will run OIL. Notice just how she
walks, ana modulate your pace according
Iy' II she meets feminine acquaintance
ana stops Tor nice littIe chat, 1t 10 es-
Sentiai that you should not manifest i'm,
patience by balancing hrst on one heel
ana then on the other' II she wants to
look into shop window, stop ana adj
mire too, though you nay not know a
riooon from railway station. When You
come to a crossing give DER the whole of
IT, and go meekly in tho mud Tell her
how becoming her new bonnet is. and i'm .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
Important Decision.

The Secretary Of the Interior has recens
tly made decision upon a proposition of
the legal representatives of John c.
Symcs 10y their attorney, Henry S. Coke,
ESQ., that they will gay into the Treasu-
ry OF tile UEited States, under the Sd Sec
ticn OF the act Of Congress Of Sd of March.
1913, the sum Of SIS, 800, with interest
from the 3Oth Of September 1894, on re-
celving from The United States patent
and possession Of the township Of land
mentioned in said section of said act and
upon modified proposition of the attor,
rey for the parties. asking, on the nav
ment OF the money and interest, "to re-
ceiye from the United States full and
perfect title to the township known ~
the college or reserved township within
his (Symme's) patent, and to have every
power and aid which the Governments
may lawfully exert to be placed in the
quiet and peaceful possession of the
same"
The decision is to the effect that no fur
ther assurance of title to any lands inclu,
ded in the patent to Symmes can be made
by the Department; that the legal title TO.
none of the lands included within the
bounds OF that patent now remains in the
United States; and that, therefore, it
would not be practicable to give any fur
ther assr rance Of title to parties who
make the payment as psopo8ed ly the
repro senIativos of Symmes than such as
would be afforded by a certificate that the
money had been paid into the Treasury
10y them; under the proviso embraced in
the 81 section Of the act of 1903 and thai
no portion Of the lands embraced within
the original patent will thereafter be en-
cdmbered with a trusi for the use OF
schools in Ohio.
by the patent to Symm es of da.e goth
OF September, 1874, the title to 81 .685
acres Of land was conveyed to him, with
reservations and trust. Among the latter
was one that six miles square in the cen
tire OF said lands should be reserved for err
Getting an academy under the direction of
the then Governor Of the Territory north
west of the Ohio, withinsive years from
date OF patent. This fact explains the
trust encumbrance for the use of schools
mentioned in this paragraph.
The proposition of Symmes representa-
tlves was to obtain possession of the reser-
Yed six miles square, which. il seems, was
never used for the purpose indicated in
the patent. The lands are nov very valu,
ab'c, being situated near the city of Gin.
clnnatl. in the State of Oh;o,-.&Iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

And they can do all this ifrightly manag.
ed. And all that is necessary for the at.
tainment OF this desirable end is the
right kind Of officers good moral men
who understand the true interests o. az
nculture, and will make everything on
our fair grounds subservient to their pro.
motion. And the same course of action
will produce the same good results in
every other portion of the United States.
WEST>BRANCH.
dVgUst 1860
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

BSs"Not far from Oakland, on the line
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. there
lives an old gentleman by the name of
Thomas, who we learn WIS at one time
dovernor Of Maryland, and quite wealthy.
For many years he has manifested sympS
toms OF insanity; his wealth was wasted
and he was neglected and allowed 10 20
down in the world. He now lives in a
miserable log hut, with no companion but
an aged negro, There is no habitation
near, and he scarcely ever has n visitor or
sees white mans face. A couple of ar
lists from Baltimore, who were sketcbing
along the line of the road, concluded the
other day to 60 down from Oakland and
pay the hermit a visit and few sketches
Of his premises. They were kindly recei.
we'd at first, and their sketches seemed to
please the old man, until he became a.
ware that it was the intention of the ar
fists to publish them, with accompanying
descriptions, and thus drag him again be-
fore the pulic. Learning this, he imme>
diately order ed the artists out of the house.
They did not 60 upon the instant, and
the hermit got down his gun, swearing
that if they did not leave he would shoot
them. The artists of course left in a hur.
ry.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

Gas"Says Mrs. Partingtcn: It is a very
good thing TO have good husband, though
the chances Of getting one is as uncertain
as religious fair. Now there's Mr.. Bess
who is in Californy is husband worth
having, for he was always acidulous to
please his wife when he was at home and
has been unremitting ever since he went
away There's as much difference be-
tween people, gracious me, as there is be-
tween anybody.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

BsE""Where are you gcing?" said a
young gentleman to an elderly one in q
white cravat whom he overlook few
miles from Little Rock. 81 am going to
Heaven, my son; have been on MY wav
there for eighteen years" "Well, good
bye old fellow, if YOU have been travelling
toward Heaven eighteen years and got no
ne9rer to it than Arkansas, I'LL take ans
other route "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

4 SINGULAR CASE We recently heard q
remarkable and touching story of a little
boy, the son of d gentleman in an adioin
ing county. His age IS thirteen, He is
an interesting promising lad. One day
during the past winter, lie failed to rise
IN the morning as early as usual At
length his father went into the room
where he lay, and asked him why he did
not get up? He said it seemed dark vet
and he was waiting for daylight, His fa-
thcr retired, but the boy did not make
his appearance for some time: he return.
ed second time and said MY son, why
don't you get up?" Father is it dayliyLtg
"Ees' long ago" "Then Father the lit
tie fellow said, IL am blind" and so it was
his sight was gone
In short time his father took him to
Nashville, to get the benefit of the medi-
cal profession there, but none of the phyo
slolans could do anything tor him, and
happily made no experiments on his ewes.
Some ladies in the family Of his fathers
sou ght to cheer him in his affiictiou, and
one night proposed to take him to the op-
era that he might her the music and sing
ing. lie went, and was delighted. In
The course OF the performance, all at
once he leaped up, threw his arms around
his fathers neck, and screamed with ecs-
tacy, Oh Father, can see can see !"
His sight had instantly returned. And
since then he has retained it in full vigor,
except that under excitement there is
a TRANSMIT dimneSs of vision. The case is
one ofa remaskable and singular charac-.
ter.--PreSJyterian.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

ESy"The Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the recoinvge of S2, 100000 in
gold dollar pieces, now held in the Assis-
tant Treasury office at New York, into
double eagle pieces.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
Terms Of Advertising.

Over three weeks and less than three moA tins %
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding Shines are in
serted for 50 a year.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
Insertions desired will be continued until forbid
and charged according to these terms.
G. B. GOODLANDER a. co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

gGy~The Saturday Review speaks of a
story that the ladies Of the congregation
of fashionable preacher in London, are
subscribing a fund to procure Kim di~
yorce,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

p@. Hon. William Pennington, Speader
Of the House of Representatives, has de-
clined nomination forre election to Con,
gress. After serving out his present term
he wishes to retire.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

RayMr. James S. Slaughter, Of Atlanta
Ga, whose name become familiar through
the letter of Mr.. Yancey, committed sui~
eide on Wednesday of last week by Ia
King laudanum.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

ge9pThe higher We rise IN the sphere OF
ideas, the more lonely we get in our intel
lectual afiinities, and the more difficult
it becomes to find congenial compan-
ions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

Eag"Mrs. Jenking complained in the
evening that the turkey she had eaten at,
thanksgiving did not set well, Propably,
said Jenkins, lit was not a hen turkey"
II ie got a glass OF water in his face.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

feS-Ihe fourth great exhibition Of hor-
ses viii take place at Hampton Park.
p agheid, Mass, o. the ith, 5th, 9th,
ana 9TH days Of September next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05
a,bt 8rpubIitan.
Terms of snpscrInIIon.

I { paid in advance, or within thrco months, 81 %
y paid any time within the year, / so
u paid after the expiration of the year, 2 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

BY-An old bachelor is traveller upon
life's railroad, who has entirely failed to
make the proper connections.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

nenYTn 1856 the Republicans tried to
ride their candidate for the Presidency in
on a mustang pony, and now they are att
tempting to ride him on rail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-05

august 1860.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-20
9RintcrmOren von elien unp Rasen.

Dem Hntsrs!tneten eersht eS gum Seranuasn, feiuer
SreunSSE unp rsm @ubitm iein Eager pGn Ssrtn- uni
gStntsr 2SaaTeE tpfehn tCnnen cae aus Den MODERN
lteu Melts!in Gill; 8liS unb 03iebrrkutru TTr 6s >
&noben, lom aus SirOb, 2eatOne ganama urS VIlmbIo
os 9n qift @aG S%4fS a,a gpssn Ss5r s1s h M S
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Derleee biitei, einen SIcr 90 is rUaSfr ~ ssssr
uni Elm l9adreulaacr III bcitliaen G5ep g @sftr Ms,
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fraHh gslie's 9uufriris e5siiaa2.
6r""e ssSiie's SIiuftrirte 8ettumS
8ranf eesIie's SIImtrirtr

SSrant Neelje's Suitrir 3eitmra it anf boe sr}, o.,
pNt 9rrE, 10 Stii'n tart uao iepet a6raaue bfrrfr
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brtt eHen S'ano. Der mebr 9sietr enthSii sIs t
sim sii Son's@tonstrltCn @ Sic unbet en SSs tSIfs
Stnt NJ t h mxSm eSsernot uHp uerbaItene Q8pdtn
s!lNtlu leeen Wipcf IN 9tcp 9prt uno fofet & os,,
oif enSens Numner $500 idhrlit in Ssprauske,,
lfer Syrabs IN ten Der Staaen crIdtnt entS5, ~ p'a
ope uIn9!'pncn rr 6eorutsnitcn &aeeSereionir
WtNeN Sf5ablHn en, NpYellcr, @rcfipien 1nb Ss"ngg
tIple |ta'e mas tul uncrC 2aRrSleute nir irornS n
5ntCrtr III Wrc bic }uulrirte suus IN aepGb!trS S%
1vH SFt st@NNn urp oa ne il rpIitiidu nm rc;S
ZEN N.saA iern taI lolts iis in ieper 6ame oeboSn
Grant etslis'a SGuitrre 3citune in bel alien a,,n.
81 pGoen, eper aus Ger Se 9iO. I3 5raHffprt Nv
@Ssu SmlsEpun9 res SstraseS, al 6e,iebeu S'''
SSir prIltnreI elm &renlpiar rlr Sam
iwet Grcmplars fur S5Oo
5rant 9eelie
lS 8rantiOrt SW., Nsus9jOrs.
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IN tttben SdnDeu prer in so gGohculteierunae,
a Is Cts
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<S'' "oS'ltin mart in Ocrm0,fcu n,r,n son - -: .
ANNIE c'Ht'1t 8tgEtir.n9 prr QS,r 81 nm NJ h;, @ Az a. ~
atlptt beihtliigen miro " E"l'm N"''p
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liz. S'"t'N ~ w OSpti entfrrne1.
S9hn 9Hcif II. 9r
10" = ptSrnltraEc QhtlapCIpkia
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gBihtia fir @as unp jepcn Gin,,fnfu ;

n'srsbner thelt Dem 9ebricn utltam mit buR CT Gin
Snssf aueF Ser!cn 2Sene Wlo NiaucrS b6i better 0uali
H' pT e I'M espBen une Htenn unN III oeu tialfen Yrti
sM @ptast; Srlslbe SdIt 8tbiaus Gin Pager IN oenheu
St9nn, etutlDer 2Surlf StrVad!efUrt Blunparll unS
unrI'agsH . nr.gs SirorEen, SdroInts, 3ptttcn Saicrs
Srne AeYnib Stwestais unb atr elter @rtifsl be in
SSLtHn'ten nno pOn Yrpasutn sebraut perecn 9iIlin
psrtaufen Su fonntn. g IN a ~ ~aF''' ''u'9
W"infraF, Srii6cn itr IL uub is
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SNtten cbasn cine ld6nc unb trpfe Nusu,abI srr Sir
errlpn maarcn, Nunttrser ulN @djt!cr V,budrn Jats
fSrGn fur &brItba! me. plo NIB Si!ter Scaunr Irus
hellnel, eNrintbsn, Manp IN mo Gi.rcnat
Ssrner mHi Der ntelb ne Guf ieinc friIh
Spt,ersten nb SlenIrlhle auImrtlam Ip;e Itsrbamn,
auI ole III ein SAD eini6laocnrc NrtifeI
Etobmcne, S. 9r;emter 1859
Spbn 6crfia.
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@robs StrtcTeruns i'm 3apnous,;,hyn

Is. 98. Soure
So ~ rr H. "SM SABINE 9uNSeiU9en wnen, bic Gnsios
re aut s 9eaarp o GnfaGtef unS SSfSm%snq~ is< S
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tTIi,n Sr ,U.,, nlrmaiS 0rrrbI,n pen ;Iasn be ZEN
3Ghnntb rercacn 'f " ~" Tt''tWsh pccr ods
% s nS, %rStG Sprai0nn dIS 6ucr @einiecn unb Gin
S9Grr. >5sST," SSg,i,. ''l'o' une 9rt 0uS9ciuFrt.
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nrSetneser bait NrirIbrU0 ,rer er0Fcn Sprratt rcr
GiNeEs uno 6ihcrhp!i bcltrc Suajtai rnb tonp ,,iu
NuhrsN hI'Tn''t uEicr ecu g'tNin >tpln riebcn
Se &@na ron IaTtrn wnb HNI NC9pGGrn tetelfrei b.
leF9' StHHU9th mtlht Rttcialtn wteen bel GabncY H.
nEPtrlo9e an Spalr, nat &rOcts &acnnr mtratn rpnr
tfrr3t. 9:ei'e: 0Ho ptitc GjmrnHpl; III ~ 80, NM
&HhhfAh'ti !" @i0o gtr Gotp. SAINTS 81 Mccrc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-20
8 itiia NJ VI per,
,Sleohlhmieo,
@de Der 2ten uno Sroaniira

@de Der 2ten unO 8rcabiiraSe.
&1s bas Riempn gebdfi eialIagerbe Mrtclcn werten
bi9it uH6 lbneu ausclhr URO blcI Der iRjtr;:fnetg
berariise Nufrdge bei hm ab9e5en, oI bdYQn
it, ourt sue np b1urbaile 9ree seebrlta uiDtn
8uirlepen u ten. Aus artCn ii pIrGtursh werpcn bnc
auzSefubr'. SSllliam MUer.
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u. ucr 9Dt6b Ilapeu

an Sroaeltr., wlhen D.s ,. unD 3. Strage.
nnterieitnstsr Td Dem peutlhcu Yublitm Ot eyItbuc
Anel9t eaB pbisem QiIBe einen obtlarcn srbfnd
lIrud. Setel'e arbsittn werrfn senmatpcG uhp moad
biIlt9 ausssfutrt. 8cpaTGtWrcp prUmpt unO bla.
5bE0 oOn Sr;e6en.
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Gran3 Stnu0e,

l"S %roHeiH"Be, iwiiden Der 6. uno I. Str.
bait ttn Ir'tteo Nne moni0NCrtiy!c1 Eager MN
G'5afF.h, N0ub=. stan umo SMnnpltataf
e9ncr }obyjllti0n ;no lnlrprfatipu
81 eT M UT0Rs unc 1nYcrau III Sen biloitsn YF,rnre
len aoiaRt NGcntli iptn lGtpegerdufcr u;h, nrri5
neh ee' '9m PPTiUPredc, chs IL brt esaue anomriti
H'~N'NH'
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Scfuuntu acl)lsi;9su.
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bjiIigcr yD.-CooDs.
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O,Ylcr fnorm, nGmlrCt 5000 SIarpe reinc
&acncia fir Domcu5ecsr. l.! Gts,, wertb
ros Depptitc; 5000 girps it6re taummrn III
5rdnicn iiir Hctceftu &C. u Gts unp bGbcr;
6!5 Naar itmlr;e unp idvtiQe Symcnbanrlhubt
su 27} Ste, 9tc nnccy2m0 - Gfc. irtcn; 5000
@amtrc &anrs su 81 Cts, trIIrrr Sual.tat III
ouFeycrrCutiid' titiaen Nrsiirn; 400 irnrr iii.
liaen ScrYlr's Sbarlo ;u 20 SIS, e;c Sl.00
mrrb inn; ell grrbcs Niirrtment Dumcuhonp
ibutr QeOrrne) su II! Sis frdu,0litbe acit.dc
&rn9en unp intrrTrmd ,u 80 &te. unp DSbsr,
prppcIt 10 Siel rertb.
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9Slaren IN So. II MaiuitraBe pr,fdiit msrren.
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@tpafs unp 8aslans. Carpets. Shubr unp picle
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