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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24
DUBLIC sALE.-The undersigned will

DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned will
J. sell by public outcry at the late residence of
Abraham Roam deed, in Lawrence township,
on Thursday the LIST November; Two horses,
horse gears, Cows and young cattle, sheep and
Ih,ogs, one large wagon, sleigh, sleds, plows,
Harrow, hay by the ton, grain, stoves, bods;
bureaus, and general variety Of household and
kitchen furniture. Terms made known on day
OF sale. Sale to commence at o o'clock A. M.
JOHN j.. REAMS,
Get IL, lS60-2tp. GEO. W. RHEEM,
Executors of the estate of Abraham Ream dec d.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

~ 1t is stated that the Hon. Edward
Eerett is about to marry the widowed
ueater of Judge Pettigrew, of South
sroiina. The lady is described as a
nde,attractive, intellectual and wealthy,
about thirty-three years of age.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24


do do Side of Harness din do
do do do of Skirting din do
W w Belts best Coonskin robe din 50 90
Jacob Stump do Slippers l ~ dip SINOO
CLASS 81
Johu Odell best Mattress din ST 90
~ Glass SO a,-,.4-i
5 B Row best exhibition Of Pamphlet card
and other printing dip
CLASS 80
+ Litzinger best display of Brackets hang.
ing baskets, Urns, and other Pottery
ware. w.. ~ 3d. .h--' dip
Mrs A c Finney be.t Soap din
Mrs. Dimeling, best hard soap, Dir.
IL Kendall best Compound d toilet Soap
(dp) :
VIM Gahagan draped Marble din
CLASS AZ
II B Swope best display of minerals and
smells: ra.af.r dip
j Irwin best Lime Stone. iai0I din
CLASS 43 .lll'
VIM Chamber best w machine dip
A NJ Smith best Sewing machine din
Inventor LadG & Webster
Miss II Irwin best Basket Bouquet dip
MiSs ,, tanich Bouquet Dip,
Mss lrvins best cone what,not Din
Mss Jane illegal Lest cone stand Din
Mrs Dr. Bryant best hair flowers Din
Lorain Hartzwick Variety Case, conss,
ting of perfumery and Toilet articles Of
great variety.
Lorraine u Hartzwick, Soda Fountain
silver plated ofmodern style and Justly ra-
ted frs: class.
III. + Naugle, silver platud showcase.
large variety of gold & silver
also Jewelry of rich quality and
greatexcellence hard to beat anywhere dip
The judges wish to add that the display
in this depar tment has equalled ANYTHING
at any of our State fairs or in our large
cities
CLASS Al.
Geo Thorn best Plums Din
Geo Thorn best variety Of apples and
other fruit Dip $3.50
Elisha FentoE % best of fruits &C., Din
Mrs A 'iearhart best display of
Peaches Dip so so
L Dresslcr best display } Bus. Apples bio
+ Irwin & Son I'd best do do Dip
q 4 Barrett, best American grapes, Dip
G. w Rheem Cd best do do
j I Leonard Sd best do DO
.Krs Jane Jones best specimen of do,
. mestic wines Dip
Mrs, VIM Irvine &
j Boynton and I'd best wines, Dip
S Row
Glass 45.
Chicago Zouaycs. the exhibition of this
company of fantastcs surpassed any thing
IN the order Of the ridiculous that has ev-
er made its appearance in this, or perhaps
any other county, and by way OF filling
up an otherwise idle moment in the CEN
tire OF our beautiful fair ground was most
oppe:tune, and drew from the thousands
assembled there the loudest and heartiest
applause and laughter. ..4..
Best brass band of Curwensyille Din
Best Martial Band Cleariield Rifle
Company, Dip
Cd Best Martial band Chest Creek Dip
Best Cavalry, Mountain Cavalry Dip
Best Light Infantry, Clearfeld Rifles Din
The exhibition of Ladies ard Gentle.
mems riding Company was very crcditable.
but they not having been properly enter
ed ON the books. the Judges were unable
to make proper report. Tho Executive
Committee cannot therefore award pre
miums. .
Miss Alice Mossop, for good horseman.
snip IN dr,vlng' Dip
Cleartield Co. Agricultural Society
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

ENECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters tcsta-
II mentary having been granted to the under
signed on the Estate of Abraham Reams late of
Lawrence tp,, Clearfeld co. Pa. And all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it are requested to
present them to John l.. Reams of Goshen town.
ship, or g. w. Rheem Of Clearhed Borough.
JOHN L. REAMS,
Oct. 10, 1S60.-Gtp g. w. RHEEM, Ex'rs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24
stray Heifer..

stray Heifer came tresspassing upon the
premises of the subscriber, about the lst of Au-
gust last, in Bloom tp., brindle heifer with
white face and three white feet supposed to be
about years old
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take it away, or it
will be disposed of according to law.
Bloom tp., Oct. 10, '60-.3tp. JOHN BILGER
VNHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY, will
l. be opened for the reception of pupils
(malcs and felnalos) on Monday, Aug. goth, 1860,
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog-
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Book Keeping $500
Latin and Greek languages. Sc 90
To stu dents 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 n session,
and no deduction made except for protracted
sickness.
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term
9. B. SANFORD, PRINCIPAL.
May %, 1860 Is.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24
Executors N0Uice.

Executors N0Uice.
Letters tcstamentary having been this day
grated to the undersigned on the estate of
Abraham Pearcc sr., late of Bradford town ship,
Cleariield county Pa. All persons kno wing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims ag inst it are re quested to present them
duly authenticated to the'undcrsigned
FRANCIS PEARCE.
JACOB PEARCE. EXITS.
Oct, 18th, 1860, st. pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

"T|| = ? |NIIASS % :" II" -IT
6 W Rheem best single Harness dip 50 90
John NJ Pherson best Calf.skin dip 81 90
John M'Naul &Co Cd best do dip ins
} 4 D M'Gaughey best grained black ~
t,..,ga. % Calf Skin dip 81 90
J MNaul &Co best upper Leather dip :"
j & D h'Ghaughey "a best do do dip /"
do best Bag Leather dip do
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

11-We invite the attention ofthe afflic.
ted to the Card Of MADAME sct,oeaa's Rem
edies. We are assure ed that they win do
all that is claimed for them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

JUHT II NFVU, UtsU sou mOrtlSlnu ChlSpTs
manufactured in the county dip
CLvss 81.
NJ ills & Spackman, best display of Me-
chanicworked doors, sash sijeing mould
work, Dip.
Glass. 35.
Geo Thorn Imperial White potatoes or
Vans
Geo Thorn best half bushel potatoes dip
Amos Reed Half bushel California notn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-24

..a l. GLASS ~. ...
Miss Eliza Reed Mrs Joseph A Caldwell
Mrs J J Reed, Mrs Henry Irwin and Mrs
David Dressler, each had butter of such
excellence on exhibition, that the Judges
were unable to make distinction, Mrs
VIM. Morgan best cheese. dip
Glass "a.
A II Shaw best bbl of flour dip 81 90
r. Shaw 100 ID of Spring wheat dip so
." best so fb of buokwhest -four dip so
.faH Class %. III HF ID
f'l : 2rdeGy' Is25n "a Sfii s,is honey dip dip 50
Mrs. J. q Jones, best apple Jelly dip
Miss NJ A Irwin display of Jellies dip Ji
Maggie Irwin I'd "li1.ll" dip loH
M A Irwin best black berry preserve dip
Mrs D g Nevling Red Raspberry Jelly dip
G d Goodfellow best white apple Jef.
ly. .. - dip. -
Mrs r Mossop best Sloe jelly dip 81
Mrs D G Nevling best Ounce Jelly dip
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06

Iowa Census Com pletc.

In this issue we are enabled TO lay be-
tore our readers a table showing the pop.
uation Of the State of Iowa for the
years 1850 and 1860, by counties, and
likewise the mortality bill Of each coun
ty separately. The figures we gave
ne days since as being the correct
amount OF the population, etc., OF Iowa,
we're supposed to be SO at the time, but
after close scrutiny of the Assistant
Marshal's returns, it has been found that
our previous figures denoting the popu-
lation Of the State, were not large
enough by 1851. The correct figures
show an aggregate population Of &C.,
4s5-an increase during the ten years
past of 4s4,23l.
The full returns show that there are
now 81 more counties populated than
there were in ls5O-therc then being
but 46 counties in which any residents
were found. The late census returns
show that now there are in the State
only two counties which have no popula-
tion-Buncombe and Osceola.
SO far as we have been able to gain
information, the increase in population Of
Iowa for the past ten years has been
larger tim that Of any other State.
This, however, may not be the case
when ali the other States are fully heard
from; hut at all events we claim that
the percentage of gain in this State since
the last census is larger than that Of an.y
other State IN tie Northuest - or IN the
Union.
The following is the tabular statement
carefully coupled and revised at the
office Of Laurel Summers, Esq, United
States Marshal for Iowa:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06

These are the thirteen most populous
counties which contain just about half
the total population of the State. It
will be seen by the figures that Clinton
county has the largest per cent. of gain:
Dubuque county has the largest actual
gein Scott next, and Van Buren, tho
least. There are six counties which
have less than one hundred population,
and one which has only eight inhabi-
tants.
The mortality statistics show that in
point Of health Iowa stands admirably.
The number of deaths during the year
ending June 1st., 1860, are equal to
about one to thousand people.
We predict for Iowa continued pros
perity, and an increase Of wealth and
population in the next ten years, which
will be truly surprising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06
s.Tho, sIcad He Yet Speaketh. >,


The following magnificent burst Of
oratory uttered by MI. Webster in the
great strife of 1850, catches new gran
deur from the exigency that is now upon
US:
Mr.. President Il should much pre-
ter to have heard, from every member
on this floor, declarations Of opinion
that this L MON could never be dissolved
than the declaration Of opinion by any
body, that, IN any case, under the pres
sure Of any circumstances, such disso-
luton was possible. hear with distress
and anguish the word "-ecesslon, .
especially when it falls from the lips Of
those who are patriotic, and known to
the country, and known all over the
world for their political services. seces-
sion. Peaceable secession. Sir, your
ewes and mine are never destined to see
that miracle. The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
this vast country without couvulsion !!
The breaking up of the fountains OF the
great deep without ruffing the surface :.
Who IS SO foolish-I beg everybody's
pardon-as to expect to see any such
thing! Sir, he who sees these States,
now revolving in harmony round a com
mon centre, and expects to see them
quit their places and fly off without con-
vulsion, may look the next hour to see
the heavenly bodies rush from their
spheres and jostle against each other in
the realms Of space, without causing
the wreck of the universe. There can
be no such thing as peaceable secession.
| Peaceable secession is an utter impos-
sibiIity. Is the great constitution under
which we live covering this whole
country-is it to be thawed and melted
away by secession, as the SHOWS on the
mountain melt under the influence Of a
vernal sun, disappear almost unobserved,
and runs eff No, sir No, sir! l
will not state what might produce the
disruption of the Union; but, SIR, see
az plainly as | see the sun in heaven
what that disruption itself must produce
[ see that it must produce war, and such
war as will not describe, in its two
fold character.
Peaceable secession peaceatle seces-
SION The concurrent agreement Of all
the members Of this great republic to
separate. A voluntary separation, with
allmony on the one side and Oh the
other. Why, what would be the result !
Where is the line to be drawn! What
States are to secedes What is to re-
main American? What am to be ?
An American no longer! Am | to be-
come sectional man, a local man, a
| separatist, with DO country in common
with the gentlemen who sit around me
here, or who fill the other House OF
Congress Heaven forbid. Where is
the flag Of the Republic to remain
Where is the eagle still to towerl Or
is he to cover and shrink and fall to the
ground? Why, sir, our ancestors, our
fathers, and our grandfathers, those Of
them that are yet living amongst us with
prolonged lives, would rebuke and re-
proach us; and our children and our
grandchildren would cry out shame upon
US, if we Of this generation should dis
honor these ensigns Of the power of the
Government and the harmony of that
Union which is every day felt among us
with so much Joy and gratitude.