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Ntu advertisements.
LEVER ILLEGAL.
Justice of the Deace

Luthcr' burg. Clsarneld Co. Pa, will
attend promptly to al business entrusted 10 HE
care. He also informs the public tha, he keeps
constantly on hand at his shop, a general as
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness and
whips, which be will sell on reasonable trsms.
April 1, 1850.
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FRAMXHQN
Billiard Room.

THE undersigned informs the public ,hs, he
y has fitted up . Billiard Room, up stairs in
pr. Lorains's building on Market street, Clear
hsld' Pa, for the nceommodatisn of all who NAV
wish to indulge in this delightful aud scientific :
recreation. Mis- table 10 Of the latest and bes,
pattern and all the appliance. are of similia,
character. No attention will be spared TO in.ure
the comfort and pleasure Of his customers.
Dec. 2l, 80. ROBERT SMITH
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CLEARFlELD, April. 4 1850.
GOVERNOR.
HENRY D. FOSTER.
OF wEsrHoRELASD COUNTY.

Tug CuARLEsroN CoNvESrIoS.--Vari arious
rumors snd considerable diseussioa. have
occupied the Democratic journals Of the
country for few weeks in reference to
the placo OF holding the next national
Democratic Convention, objections having
been made in some quarters to holding
ut Charleston S. c. We think however
that public sentiment has settled down
70 tho belief that Charleston i, now
the proper place to hold it; it being
tho one selected by the last National
convention at Cincinnatti. The principal
reason assigned for changing the place
was the want Of proper accommodations
for all the people that will probably as.
semble on that occasion. This inconven.
ience will be obviatcd in various ways. 30
that all that have any call to 20 to the
Convention can be entertained coinforta.
bly,. In any event we would be inclined
seriously to question both the authority
of the National Committee to make a
change, and the propriety OF their doing
so. Tho time Of holding it has been fix.
ed early, [the 23rd of April, to suit the
climate, and If there is and honoro or advan.
tage in having the Convention, no State
in the Union 10 better entitled toit than
South Carolina.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-04-04

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Letters Of Administration
having been granted to tho subscriber on the
estate OF John Curey, late of Covington tp.,
decd, all persons knowing themselvs, indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having elsins will present them du
ly authenticated for settlement.
PATRICK CURLEY, Admir-.
March rs. 1S60.--6t.
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FENECUTORS NOTICE-Letters tesla,
~ mentary having been this day granted n
the subscriber on the estate of James Henry LAT
OF Pike township, deceased, all persons knowing
, themselves to be indebted to said estate are re.
quired to make immediate payment and thos
who have claims will present them duly authcn
ticated to my attorney, J.. j. Grams, Esq.
or to WM i. JOHNSTON, Ex'L
Union township
February, Z, 1860
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STEPHEN CRAFT STILL ALIVE,

The undersigned desires to inform tho CO m :
munity at large and Raftsmen in particular tn at
he is still at the
Old stand In Curwensvilie,
Where he is prepared to supply them with bread
aud oil other articles in his limo at the shortest
nsties, and in unlimited qualities.
=. STEPHEN GRAHF.
March, 7th 1s6o.-tar
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PAPER HANGINGS, SO.

NAUTION.-All persons are hereby CT uiion.
~ ed not to purchase or in any way mcdde
with the following property now in the pos essiou
Of Duey Douglass, of Gueich township, to wit
One yoke of cattle, one gray horse, one sorrcl
mare and one broad wheeled Wagon, MS the
same belongs ts me and is left with him on loan
only subject to my order.
JOSEPH FRY.
Guelich, tp., Feb. 29, lS60.-3t.pd.
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.-Letsn
fAof administration on the estate of r. T.
Ward, SEN, late of Clcarfeld borough, deceased
having been granted to the undersigned al
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will presesent them duly authenticate
for settlement.
r, F. WARD,
WIN, RADABAUGH, ADM"
February, 18th 1850. VI
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Clearfield Markets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES crRnEs,

WHUEEsALK MD HETAIL FKCKS CtRNKNT.
Corrected weekly by c. KRArzER 4 SoSs,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Pro-
visions, and General Dry Goods.
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gonls Affairs.
lihlA Go0iAtY.


ClsSraeIp, "a. aprfl 4, 16oO.
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FRONT STREET, MARRIETT.

FORMERLY KEPT BY Mrs. CLEMEyrs.l
lNHE subscriber respectly solicits the patron
l. age Of his old friends, and assures all River
men having business in Marietta that no pains
will bo spared for their accommodation and
comfort. ABNER M,MICHAEL.
Feb. 22nd, 1s60.-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-04-04

A large LOT Of BEANS for sale at the Iro,
N Store Of MERRILL A RiaIyp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-04-04

How TO SELECT FLoUr.-First, look ut
the color; ii Is white with slightly vel.
lowish or straw colored tint, buy it. If
1T is very white with blush cast, or with
black specks in t, refuse it. Second ex-
anime its adhesiveness; wet and knead n
little of it between your fingers: lit works
soft and is sticky, it is poor. Third,
throw lump Of dry -four against a dry
smooth. perpt ndicular surface. if it falls
like powder, it is bad. Fourth, squeeze
some Of the -four in your hand; if it re-
tains the shape given by the pressure,
that too is good sign. Flour that will
stand all these tests is safe to buy. These
modes are given by old -four dealers, and
we make no apology for printing them,
as they pertain to matter that concern.
everybody, namely, the quality of the
staff of lifc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-04-04

HAND IN HASD.-We see by the Gazette
that the old court house in Wiliamsport,
Lycoming county, is about being torn
down to give place to new, and more
commodious edifice, adapted to the wants
of the people, and the progress of the aye.
We mention this fact as coincident with
the demolition of the venerable pile which
but lately reared its spire far above every
structure in our borough, and of which now,
not vestage remains but pile Of bricks,
because both buildings were planned and
erected by the same architect and con.
tractor, the late NJ. Collins. The two
buildings bore a striking remembrance to
sacE other in their proportions and inter-
nal arran ngement, and both were remarl.-
able for the durability and excellence OF
the Workmanship displayed in their con.
struction. Hand in hand, these relics OF
primitive days, depart from the places
where they so long stood as temples ofjus
tics. to give place to more fashionable sue.
cessors. which will in their turn share sim
lar fates. Just as the Old year give place to
the new, which in time becomes the Old
itself, and departs like its predecessor.
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PERRY HOUSE.

February, Is, ls60,-2m.
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March IS, 1905
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1860

March 2lst. 3t-p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
The Oxford pemosrat for 1880.

With th,, number Ne enter rpon the
ELEVENTH volume. neu .ri.,. of Tia, Oxford
Democrat. W. haycat,,i, time bot rrw
word. to .ay rr.r.r,iu; oar c,ur., in lSdO.
oar rl.t c,ur.. ruu,, be- ,h- pledge Tor ;hs
future. We shall. a. We have done. ALWAYS
srI.ayur to sustain tlo.e d ,c,rins. which
arg right. AMI .n accordance With a Rcpub-
n-an nm - Government. and defend the
unalisnab, r.-,,. Of the people.
What WOULD urge uron our friend.
mo-, particularly. f., the ne,,..itv. II they
would las, 70 cool local Dum.l In their
County. Of ri,ir.,,clri,al srl .,psrop.
,u-t.rt H., rrhi,.rrr of such , ,,prp,I
fr,w the noes ... Or the go. IA. many
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cate. o., our ir,rr..,. Tbi. mos, /. done
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

Law plot. 20 work out programme Tor
their particular benefit but for the people
TO look round aud indicate their choice of
a standard bearer. They done ,hi- in 1856
aul 1857 with remarkable dcsrcl Of una.
nimity. aud they will do Il again, II tie
wire workers will keen their hands OF and
le, public sentiment settle down Of its own
acofd.
There i. another objection to hi. plan Of
an early State Convention. Tho District
Delegates To the National Convention should
h. selected by Didnd CoHrsHtioHs this wa.
done in 1850 aud ia good precedent. The
people will not COMPLAIN Of It asa hard
.lip to attend these gatherings. They dill
not thsu aul will not nov. and then theso
very meetings will b. creating ard waking
up that in,rrcs, which - Away. necessary
To- the prosecution Of asucc, .slul political
campaign. tart,,rmoto delegates thus De.
hberatciy selected would DC much more
likely to reflect public opinion at Chiciso,
than would meu selected in the confusion
which would invariably attend a choice
made OF fragments ofa State Convection.
Then 1, only remain. - provide Tor thc u.
ce,ion Of Delegates % large anj this can
easily he done tli. winter Nv ~ Rrpu'li
can member. Of che Legislature. Tkins
,he united Republican Delegation In both
branches nearly thc rAol, Nat, is there rep.
resented. But IL our friend. In tho Legi.la.
tore think {, advisable In give such local..
t,c. a, are not there represented nn orpor.
tuniiy I, send 10 delegate. 10 confer with
them in makir- ,hc selections then le,
them d. u. We blic,c considering the
largs number and the high character and
standing Of the Republicans N tie Maine
legislature. the people will b. perfectly
vil,lpg 20 tru., tlcm IN making the sslcc.
ton. Of the D.. gate, at large. there can
be- no doubt in our mind upon this quc'.
ton. Then or proposed prosrnmmer com.
p',ts. vaali 10 the State Convention
be called alfr the Chicago Convention. the
Republican member. oc tho legislature
select Delegates at large and the people
choose their District D,leg,i,s ~ District
Convention. We are not clpliuus in this
r,se. nor trna.iau. OF our uiluiun. hut at
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removed. and others. rejecting the will OF
tho people, will supply their places The
discussion was able and well timed, and
held the attention Of tho Hou'e' The
amendment offered by Mr.. Piekard OF
IIampdeu. striking out " majority ana
substituting two.tbird.. y was lost ana
to morrow morning assigned Tor the third
reading Of tho BILL Tomorrow Is the day
assigned lor the consideration Of the contest
81 election eases. Of Bridgion and Frank
fort. We shall undoubtedly have an able
argument from Mr. Black, Of Paris, sds.
tanning bi' minority report against e" Pup
ular sovereignty" H. lays down the prin-
ciplc in hi, report, that any irresuliriiy "
inlormaliiy on Ihe pars u town officers
will dislrnnchiss the Inhabitants the decl'-
ion. Of tie court, and the universal pr CO.
dents II the Legislature. to the contrary
notwithstanding. y MrHurH.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
State Debt.

A resolve ha. passed both branches Of the
Legislature providing for the renewal 81
that portion OF the State debt which '..-
comes due the present year. And o.. 81
take an interest in whatever relate g. tho
finance. Of tho State We give an ab'ir's, of
soma remark. mad, IN the House of Repre-.
sentative. by Mr.. Blaine Of Augusta bear.
ing on the subject. when the resolve ci'DS
came Up Tor consideration, Mr.. u. sii
The design of the resolves WA' not 10 add
a single penny to the funded d,5t a. It now
exists. bot simply to provide that the sun
OF f6yoae thousand dollars II State bonds
Issued in February. 1870, and maturing ia
1860. should BE- made payable IN The Year
1877. Tho ontlre State debt, as IT. exists
to DAY amount. to the sum u SOelOOO,
maturing IN different suns from l'Ol %
$50. Tie cGrc, Of the resolve i.-'mp'y
to extend the sjl 600 from FEB. I. 5000
rsb. !. 1877. in other words to po''r.a'f
Iu IAymru, seventeen years. aud i''uing
new scup for tbe amount u therefore
neither increases OF dimul'hes Goo aato
debt. bu, simply changes the tine Ior
paying portion Of IL.
Mr. Is. farther .a,d
Prior 10 1850 the State bad no regularly
funded debt Of any material amlunt. Bot
IN that year the legislature resolved "a car.
~ on tle state government without i.'y-
in.a tag. aui az the same tim O. -. =
large bounty On the crops Of wheat aud In'
dian corn. 10, receipts from ttc land o..
Zee IN the year 1885. amounted 60 81.
56T IS. and tho L-i.Ia,urv uu~is..5 a.-
.um.i that the urom, from that -our.a
would be- .ufis,cnt 60 Tay all th' ,1prrs-'
Of che c,yii government. TIE policy u' car.
ryins ou ,bc government Niihnll 400 aH'
nual tax ~ adhered 90 through CD, yar'
l-y6. 1857. I-3S. ani 1850. ts &c. pc
lram tbe LAM or y'IuHal.y d.rr.....s
anI ths hJuutr, ou a..,t-u' rrn ws-.
cut "a ir I..J am.urfr- .l o. ..pss 90
s23l 500 sd. ln Oh. i.aH,nr..' ar.'.ns
from the policy .hsn Par.aei "e Col tie
orisin OF tb, fund debt VI che state. AMI
the Immediately succeeding trgul.ss c'r.
n.e.si with our Northeastern bIuu4FE
rrse,itatoI th' necessity ,i lars' n,u'.
ani .Wsllri toe debt 10 ahlus oHsaHa three
guar,sr, million, II l'Hir5. 40" puosios
table all SLOW that d,1t - ,t'l,1I at th'
close VI ISL. and a, certain subsequent g.
rlDI..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

senator Pugh Of bis state was urging him
to follow. no most ob,iinately refused to
weld under any circumstances. Holman
OF Indiana va, equally obstinate, Cochran
Of New York and Morris Of Illinois, both
made srrosg speeches uguiaa going tor
Smith. and then soisd for him. II they are
satisfied with their own record. other mem-
bets ought 10 De- II i,should turn out that
Saith ho, belonged q the Know Nothing
party. o. many who profess To know, as."rt
70 DAY. che record Of yesterday will make
more than one political gave 20 b. oscupicd
by some u ths actor, 10 iis rroceeiins.
Ke.tt OF south Carolius. who made a spccch
Tor delay. yesterday, bsiare the vote Vas
declared. said he blmstii va, an out aud out
Tree tralsr-,hst SAITH was uriG man,
and vi be cared noIhins for thai-,he great
question 90 usgroiom o,rrruds oil other
considerations. The spectacle yrs,-riay was
one. politically, most dcmor,liiios Il
showed lbe complete s-,15aaAfa Of the dc
n.o.r1u, iar,y. lt,hovsi a asiicis,ct,un-
90 s.-fs, BE- ktj up D., the 'orioru hope oi
,bo democracy, North. Tie eleven foot
STOCK out % tie oucu yl5v of g,,ry body.
Here a great party that CAL, Itself Hii'oS0i.
abandoned ,felr own party Organization,
arI with &c exception of three mcu o4t oi
ninety ,ar-s, went uecA aud heel. over o.
o., Erav NHtDir. arty--a party t.,y ale
way. rroI,.'gj % dsspi'e-a party they sre
fe.ur-. "a, taey say upon principle, all over
tu, south. and voted i1r man who aihl.
I.tss with TN il B.f,,rr, saw, up5n the
Niger question. Mud che most hmuatine
r,rt yt the farce wa, 90 SEQ NorlIr men,
reared and eIuc,tci in the North, who
shouII ll,k olt fcr northern iu,,rc,,-Gll.
ing into one r.p-.s,gI2.l drive, isaorirs e..
en- ire state ,nlsrs,, 10 let in iha " Nis.
GER ~ senator Wade onco .aid in the
>,nate. &c take cut ,hc niger frou the de.
mor-tt, party, rrd D; could no more pro-
81 th.a 1csmauyc withoui steam.
Nuu., 10 ILLINOIS, demanded ct Smith. be-.
ir-, devoted tor hiu, O. know lr5m Do, own
mouth Mat were Dos view. upon certain
e-s-; question, % ,hs DAY. hut a ,ct Of
'ae.rer uok t.m io charge ani would
Got ..; iar poor man urrn Do, mouih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

The large reduction oftis deb, b.,w.n
1871 and January 1853, amounting ni.r
assrcsato 90 nearly /, 5OO, 900, was ad.s..i
by mean. q tie ,um voted by ,.o Gar.r.
Government IN acknowledgement 40 ..t.l.
dltion Of our claims. IN ,hc autumn q
1858 the plreh.so OF %; Msns.ue.i'
laud added quarter ola million 3D. 1ur
funded debt, and Ia January l>5i &C. sr..,
amount was S7ll 500 During rbs years
1854 AMI 1855 reduction va, made. %
that IN January OF tho yea, l,jj she
whole debt wa, SGj7 SEQ. Toe Issu'b-
turs of 1856 increased lle ,mglut hy .r
additional loan. AID ~ % doing rlat.''..
The capacity OF the State 60 b.rJV-,.s
sun negotiated that year covering che co.
tire marsln Tor new loan, that verr is'i
after iLc scrip was is.ued % Ma.uc.u..if'
ia 1853. aud 50 increasing ine lslt .... no
January lsj1 Il amounted 90 SOP. D.'. Co..
~hch sun It sull remains. lrIr 80
Constitutional amendment ol Isl, Dc was
rendered impossible 20 add more than
$500 900, % ,he state debt, aud iAc AaI
purchas, 81 l-jJ and the loan negotiated 90
1866 precisely cover that .um. I, j. ,u-
p,s,,h!. therefore To- 500 Any NOR, >...s
scrip except an the way otrgnsWaI aul rI'
tension, a. nos proposed.
Il matter Of cousraiulauan lnI a.i
rr,4s that our Stale credit stand. 30 Disu
At TIE present. ,,me. Dolly score OF years
~, our TX per cen. stocks we're -J.i w..
dIhculty ia BJ-tonaI 81 cents on 90. ....-.
and our . 81 pee cgut JrousHt b.t o..
Punsgaal payment Of luJarc,. however, Go.
galher will 90. rapid reduction ol too
dehi, aUl d.. stsa ucra.' il .,. gls c.e.
menis oi m..,.. Wralil bad ru..I Gas
credit % su.a an extent s..t our scrip. IS.
-l,d in r,nsw.i ,., year rpun.u ..l q .r--
MUM Of ai pr cent oar nlu zion u,s
nearly treb.ed since our debt Va. 40 90.
maximum, while tho Debt ii.,. b. uu.o
lnJre than one third OF ice amount u ~.
then. We ODER. therefore one o.! she n,,s
-ccuritic. IN the American market ani can
command as large premium IS Any other
State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

s,EsrlRllA. This tropical roo, has
reputation wide rs the world. r,r curing
one elias OF the disorders that aiIli,t man
kinda reputation too which it deserves
as the bee, antii,'0 we posses fer scro'u.
lous complaints. Bu. to be brought into
use, It's virtues mus, BE- concentrated and
combined with other medicine. that increase
its power. Some reliable compound Vt thi,
character is much needed in the commune.
ty. Read the advertisement Of DR. Arra's
Sarsaparilla in our columns. and we know
it needs no encomium from us to give our
citizens confidence in what ho offers.
Organ, Syracuse, v. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

BrLuED's p,NuRAuA or NLw YoKE Cirr
Thi, Panorama will be exhibited at Aca is.
nv Hall, in ihi,v,IIagc. mex, Monday alter.
noon ard evening. ut and clock The
afternoon exhibition Is wisely appointed TO
adJri tie little ioISs better opportunity
OF viewing the scenes. This is a work Of
merit, and worthy th5 extensive patronage
% i' reeciSias. Give Us good panoramic
views. ia preference 10 TIE sslery, deesp-
'i'c performances VI the travelling mounie.
bank who too often lind, audience IN the
country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
Report Of the Finance Committee on
the Treasurer's Accounts.

We presen, below the Report Of the FL
nance Committee. on the Accounts Of the
late State Treasurer rhi, will be looked
to with interest. as showing the SUN total
distracted from tho Treasury. The Report
Of tie Investigating Committee. which will
be made .Don, will throw some lish, upon
the disposition made Of the funds
The Joint Select Committee on Trsasur.
er's Accounts, which was " directed to eI.
anime said accounts aud report thereon a.
the earliest practicable period" having at
tended to that duty, ask leave to -nb@it tie
lollowinc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
JOHN J. PERRY. rGrtor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

AIlrSHrG. The SPiriiuali.ts report tia,
one Of their elders cured deaf aud dumb
woman, by simply laying hi, hands on her
head. The Postmaster and several citizen.
wnte the Times tia. the story is a humbug
The ladyca neither speak nor hear, asthey
testify iron their own observation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

The Atlantic Monthly Tor February has
been received. IL has, as usual. a good Ia
bic Of contents. TIE Professors story cI.
cscis IN interest his Breakfast Table sketch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

4 FAMILIAR aGN. Go wberc y'u may,
Readings Russia SalSo i' Plnciriei h,A''
our eyc,. We admire the enterprise OF ~
proprietor in thu. placing !, before the Puy'
lie. AZ the sliycs the best remedy ,yiant
for all kinis OF cuts, bruises, s0re', 'cald',
eorns, etc. Sold everywhere At - cents =
box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

Social LEyrE. The lalrs, Of South Par.
is are to have I.svee a, the Atlantic Hall,
next Tuesday evening, for the bsnsdt Of the
South Paris COrnei Band.