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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
from the New York EXPRESS. |

Mr.. BUCHAsAS WRITES FOR THE LEpGxR.-Bon-
ner, of the Ledger, has achieved another grand
feat Not content with enrolling among his con-
tributors such illustrous o. those of Edward
Everett, William Cullen Bryant. John G.. SAKE, n
l.. Willis. Geo. u. Morris, Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er, Mrs. Sigourney and George y. Prentice, now
announces that he has secured the services of no
less parsonage than the President Of the United
States, Hon. James Buchanan. This distinguished
contributor will help to write up the bograph
department OF the Ledger as soon he Is relieved
from the cares Of public Office. The correspond
ence between him and Mr.. Bonner IL 80 character
tic and unique that suboin il for the edihc alton
OF Our readers
lncER osrics, New York, Sept 8, 1850.
DEAR SR-I am about commencing In the LEDGER a
series Of sketches OF eminent stateemcn wish 70 begin
with Iovndes the distinguished South Caronian. have
been informed that At the time you entered Congress-
young In Dece mber 1871 you became very intimate
with him. viii you be kind enough 10 communicate for
the benefit OF the readers Of the Ledger your recoecions
OF the man ~ you knew him ri that timer
Very respectfully yours,
President BUCHANAN. ROBERT BONNER.
WASHINGTON Sept. 8, 1860
nv DKAg SR-I have received your favor OF the 81
sant and shAll checrully comply with your request
and furnish you sketch OF the life Of iIiam 10 wndes
He OF the greatest wisest and purest statesmen
ever adorned country and yet bis mory
has been sadly neglected The truth that my public
duties occupy my whole time al present had hoped
might enjoy leisure after the adjournment Of
grese but 10 this have been disappointed II before,
hope 70 furnish you the sketch After the 4h March
This from will he tribute only 70 Justice but
gratitude. Yours very respectfully,
RousRT BoySm, ESQ. JAMES BUCHANAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
From the Troy IN. W Times I

No need Of saying anything about the Ledger.
Everybody knows all about il. Everybody reads
il. Everybody likes il. A marvel among news
papers, original in character, striking in conceP-
uon, II has attained such success as the boldness
and genius Of the enterprise entitled 1t to. Mr..
Bonner its publisher, has linked his name with the
very idea Of newspaper triumphs. Taking ne
Ledger when, as the organ OF class Of Wall street
merchants, brokers and importers, il was corr
paratvely unknown and uncared for, he completely
and readily changed its character, and calling one
after another to his assistance the most accom-
plshed and popular writers in the country, he has
placed it at the head Of all literary weeklies In the
world. We cannot think Of a really successful
writer Of the lighter class Of miscellany who has
not ut some period contributed to its columns.
The Napoleon of publishers has struck all the
veins Of literature at once. Fiction, fact, SENT
ment. fancy are grouped in its pages. To all, the
highest order Of mind renders its best contribu-
tons. And through all a current Of the most ex-
cellent sentiment runs. Mr. Bonner makes IL .
rule that nothing shall be printed in his paper 70
which the most fastidious and pous person can OBJ
iect. No one can find an Objectionable phrase in
II. Great good will result from the popularizing
Of such class OF literature the Ledger affords,
and every one who is capable Of thinking on the
subject thanks lis publisher for the great and good
reform he has been the means Of accomplishing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16

From the Bufaio q. " Courier
THK NEw YORK LED0KR. Bonner evidently has
adopted the motto Of the Empire State as his own.
He stops at no halfway summit of excellence, and
10 continually adding attraction to attractions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
Iron the Cleveland (o.) Democrat. !

Mr.. BUCHANAN AND TIE NEW YORK LKD0ER.-By
the following IL will be seen that President Be-
chanan has consented 10 furnish the New York
Ledger with the first Of a series of sketches OF emf
nent statesmen. The President has chosen his
theme sketch of Lowndes, one of the purest aad
ablest of American statesmen. II will be 20 Mr..
Buchanan a labor Of love, 20 aid in giving 10 the
present generation proper estimate Of one who
in his day stood second 10 none as an crater and
a statesman. In his early career Mr.. Buchanan
sought the friendship OF Mr.. Iowndes and il waS
given him. Much OF his present fame he owes 70
the wise counsels Of his early friend and II IA be-
cause OF this that he has promised Mr. Bonner 70
give sketch Of the life OF the distinguished South
Caronian. TO whose greatness no biographer ha
yet done justice. In speaking OF the forthcoming
biography, the Ledger says:-Who viii not regard
with increased admiration the chief ruler OF the
nation, who, after the lapse Of forty years, hAds
the recollection Of one OF his early friends still
fresh IN his heart A. 10 prompt him 10 the perfsr-
nance OF this grateful tribute TO his memory
And to crown the whole, here Is gem Of let.
ter from the Hon. Horace Greeley, the great leader
Of the opposition to the party which President Blu
NEW YoRx, Oct. IL. 1se0.
Ny DEAR Mn. BoSsKR-Let me desis' q moment
from this absorbing cxhausting political strife, 10
welcome my old acquaintance and your new cor
respondent Mr.. James Buchanan, TO q place In
the guild of public instructors through the medium
OF the popular press. | am not ignorant that he
has been writing and speaking TO the Americas
people TOT q GOOD many years past. as am grow
ing old myself have a tenderness on this point,
and will call Il thirty But political contention.
forensic or other, " one thing; non-partisaa
"reminiscences Of the great men and great events
OF the last age are quite another, and are read
by the million with q heartier and more unai-
Logged delight. II is high time that the Americas
public had truer and less degrading conception Il
political life and asPiration-of the men Who. frea
time to time, move across the poluical stage, ct
tracing htfu regard, which often does injustice
70 their impulses, even while exaggersting their
abilities. ! have known men not commonly ere
dited with any exalted aspirations, who have CIV
en- laborious days and sleepless nights 70 Pouncs.
under the impulse OF motives ~ pure and unsclnsa
a. those which send the missionary 70 Die IN some
fsr.away haunt OF savages, or draw ne phnsn-
thropist into the most repulsivc homes on blaspne
my, squalor and despair. Trusting that ~. w
chanan recollections will tend incidentally 70 via
dictate the better class Of politicians nom the IN
Just and ndiscrminate rsproa,h to which uacsa.
genial vet inevitable associations have subjected
them. and that they may inducA-Aousands TO res
der . more consistent and nsscuul attention 70
our public Affairs than Is nsH general, remain
yours. truly, hOkAvh 1isEhi'hf.
Ma. Rcp,nT BossSr, Editor Of the New lwk
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE,

By vFtucofsurdrywritso OF Tea. I en- III.
issued Out ofthc court of Common Pleas in
Gambia andly ycoming coun ties, and to me
directed, win be exposed to public sale
at the count house in the Borough of
Cle0riield, on Monday the 18th day Of No.
vombcr, 1860. The following described
property. viz:
All the fight, title and interest of Ben
iamiu Ymgling OF, in and to 900 a,
cres of lard bounded by Shepard, Jacob
Yingling, on the east by VIM. Brothers,
south by John Patchep,, Bith log house,
log barn, saw lnilliH good running order,
and about fifty acres clco;e thereon
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property OF Benjamin Yingling.
.,.E ID. \. 6 Miller, M,6,
Oct. 81, 1850. Sherf's Office, Clear'd / a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

Aea.B Brigham Young has recovered, a
verdict ofS2,3l6 against Peter X. boston,
late us, Marshal in Utah, for selling the
plates The Deseret Currency Assoeia-
ton" wild cat bank in which Brigham
was interested. 1t was a Mormon jury
that gave the verdict, and their forbcar-
anGe, in not making the damages ten
times, as great, is the only astonishing
thing about it, '.Irr s.-,IH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
Our Fair.


Below will.b 'ound an article from the
C4rlo,l, Dt@9qa, Nj, AlexandeS the Ed
itoE happened TO pass through our Coun1
tyshrng the progress Of the, Fair, and
having stopped to sec the elephant, !" he
has gone home and told them how we do
things. Hear him.
tTbE CLEARFiELD FAIR. -SThe first Clear,
field county Fair, held nearflIe borough
last week, proved n com olete success, -
Nearly five thousand persons we're in at
tendance. Some fifteen hundred dollars
were taken for admission, tliis with seven
huAdred dollars donated by the Whole,
hearted citiztnscf clcmfeld and three
hundred paid in, on life membership, very
nearly liauidated the debt incurred in
preparing the grounds, which we're fenced
and provided with necessary buildings,
seats, &C., for the accommodation OF the
recple. The articles on exhibition were
in qnantity and quality not surpassed by
auycounty fair west Of the Allegheny
ThearrangemenL of the grounds and the
order kept there, was highly creditable to
tkem managers, The ladies departm ent
wac plentifully supplied with aila that
could reasonably De required to constitute
first class fair-the paintings, needles
work jeilies, preserves, domestic wipes,
Nc., could not be surpassed. Tie nier
chants did their part in furnishing sam
ples Of goods ofall varieties merely for
dsp ~, apd The mecl ancs were equal Ito
aifQl her CLASSES in articles worthy of their
go0c naneior' skilhin their various can
ing1 The music discoursed by the Cur
WI le brass band proved a valuable ae-
cessseh 10 The OCCASION, The ladies dis
chaffed thelr- duties faithfully and al,
tReugh The weather niostofthe time sa
ext tF:eEpely INC lemcnt they remained iaitb!
filfto- the end.
esfhe address by Hon rfeorea RI Rosr1r,
was dsptyrroPpate and added greatly to the
exalted dc1atacter of the orator, Willis II
intiuced many to Join the society uIisa
before been only idle spectators. ..u6SgS u
Clearfieldis the place 'tchoId a fair Il
managers understand their business well
srthey en,ploylpripters and pay, them lib
erqRly9 They Hospitality receive and en3
tertAin strangers ana friends. There the
| |pe5Ple SO forward with cheerful hearts
~ ,iiberal, hands. No political faction
controls their aotlqns-7po fppennyrbit
manageEs act for the nlassas-the- -musi-
cans Were paid liberal premiums ,awordE
ga 20 the fair grounds open day and
s Strangers and citizens seemed to
10 esSt ~ thatthe closing time had, arrifed
rtXFS days, We learn since that. the
M debt is paid and money lefs to inn
E.sys The grounds. A visit to Clear6eid
~ pays welL.s. % o. srr .tas.rysr .' 4 .f...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
Teachers Wanted.

The beard of Directors of Knox town.
ship are desirous of employing four com.
petent teachers, for term or months =
Application to be made Immediately TO
Conrad Baker, Pesident, ORD. J. Caths
cart Secretary. ID. J. CATHCART Sec.
Oct. Sd 1860! 8t, ss. ..! ..'n '..n you'll
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
Cabinet, Chair Making,
&aSI9 Gf0TsG RAgAf rga1% g

Ohm GuLICH Of the borough Of Clearhelo
~ Pa, will he prepared at all times 10 attend to,
TO any business in the above line on ghorl
notice, aRd in n workmanlike manner His place,
of business is ntthe Did tliop on ths north side
Market street, Esd door osst Of Third a.. near
opposite the old jew store;. where he Will KEEP
constantly on hand large assortment f,,Mo-
hogony and Cane Bottom ChairS, and Gabinea
Ware Of every description. which he will dispose
Of on as easonable terms as the. same articles
can be Rad elsewhere in the county. u... L,
His stock of Cabinet Ware now ON Asnd, con
sists in part of-Drcssipg and cou.mon Bureaus.
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks ana
Book Cases Freue ueh asd Fieldr Post Bedsteads-
Dining, Breakfast Centre, Card and Pier Ta-
bles, AZ Collins manq qAIetured and delivered AZ
any piacedesired. 80 -ltI,g
February 0, ls59.--tno. 4, vol iy.] -. ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

A DMINISIRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Lottcrs of
~ Administration having been this day gran
I to the undersigned on the estate of William
BlOnton late of Decatur tp., Clcarfcld county
Pa. decd, all persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate arc roqucs
ted to present them duly authcnticited for set
tcment. tE9 4 ELrJAH RBECE, Admir-,
Oct q, 1S60--ltN w " M NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
HoNE aFFliIRS.

NM, Illustrated iadg't Newspaper, M
ctly hdyf nevfropor publshcd n, M
unHod States. Specimen nunibcrs's I'm
pestraId, cntcctipt ofo three cont stanp
n BrRAA&co, l2soalh Third Street
'fliiadclphia 'H' f.I I...r
aal-I a..sza1-al l-.H. rf' Al Nh.
se8~ We are sorry TO ltdtn that th
bwcr Of tho new Court House Is piyint
way, cracking md crushing under lis Inn
mense weight Mr., Thorn, thccontractor
10 making preparations to take il down
ibis win be serious loss, and will n,
doubt delay the finishing Of the house il
the time stipulated By the contact, '."
'We have heard no cause assigned 70
this crushing" whether the workman
the architect, or both, are at fault, w
know not. la .fur ,yJE0O" ~ I
w q .gnU a-l-----.- :. lL-----.
.0D6y~If you 60 to Pittsburgh, eitherupor
brslness or pleasure, be sure and STOP
with Harry Shirts, at the st. Charlie.
Hotel, This well.knoyn house has just
experienced complete and thorough
renovation, from top TO bottom, and now
has all the oonyeniences of first class
hofel and very handsomely f" done up" at
Mat, Harry decidedly a~'star'' among
Ghosts; 70 and besides this, there is a
"hcstess"labout, in the person Of MrssS.
who makes everything pleasant TO the
soiourner. a..aH s.a1 a.r.. 30 10 .isi
gkE"Our friends in New Washington and
yfcinity win have a good chance to
snpply themselves with all that is use
Risard necessaiSafoi themselves, by cali,
ingTppon Russell McMurray. who has Just
reoeiseda large supply OF seasonable
goods, at his Old stand. Read his adyer-
tisesnent, and then goand'bty your goods
from him .'7.I s...aa ...'A ~ ...-
aaqo - --.- la aHas s.' I'
s'sbhs'We call attention to the advertise
msnt of VIM +, Irwin, who is willnGto 0
sell goods title cheaper than some other
Frfchants do In addition to his usual
variety of merchandise, helhas large lot
of excellent cheese. ealpmd see,IV
M" Mrs. f. K Arnold, of Luthersburg.
will please accept our thanks for large
sAsetp sent us, We can keep house
with IL all winter. It measures q inches
in circumference, 2G in length, ,-andweighs
loepounds G ounces and looks "Beetish.' :
bG- 1t will be gratifying to our Clear,
field friends to learn that Col. A. Perry
Ovens has become proprietor of the
Tyr0no City H9teI1 at Tyrone. Sec his
.@Ys,ph cfn y 'plS us NePfF, L.l.1.l. I9v lra
MERRrLLas BIGLEE want 500 bushels Of
Dried Apples, and 500 bushels ofl1Wlite
lBeen's in exchange. forrStoyes, Tin,warc
or anything in their line Of business
Coihe right along. '''' ~
1enE We ask the attention oi, the read,
Ing public 70 the prospectus Of the new
rkaEioas weekly iicwspaper, called 1Nc
Meth. dist, in our advertising columns. i
IA Fl ...... h---------- -.----- ....... IS. %
D. D6s"The School Directors Of Pike town.
slip wish to employ six school teachers.
Read their notice and then read all our
newadycrtisemcntS. "'.a'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
stray HeifePs,
THE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY,

L be opened for tho reception Of pupils.
(mnlos and femaes) on Monday, Aug. goth, 1850
Terms per session Of eleven Woke
0rhogruphy, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Gcor
raphy and History " a .' S3.6r
Algebra, Geometry Natural Philosophy
ana book Keeping -..-.. .. .--..... SI.OH
latin and Greek languages. .I So Os
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.
aud no deduction mudo except for protracteR
sickness. sEE.'
Tuition to be paid at the clbso Of the term.
z. B, ,SANIFORD, PRINcIPAL.
Nay %, 1860 IY, ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

s.sss Ins ;.,S a general rule, fashionable
5otl ,,Se nSe a bow in the sky, can't make
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

All. persons will please take notice that the
stud BOOK of James Wall is left in my hands
for collection and all persons arc required -
mako immediate payment to me-. Call soon and
Save costs. ii. W. k0RB.
octg24h 1860 st pd. IXT'IN8kN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
NXECuToR,s NOTICE

DUBLIC sALE.-Tho undersigned will
Il sell by public outcry at the late residence Of
Abraham Ream decd, in Lawrence township,
on Thursday the lst November; Two horses,
horse gears, cowsahd Young cattle, sheep and
hogs, one large wagon, sleigh, sleds, plows,,
Harrow, hay by the ton, grain, stovcs. bods;
kitchen furniture. Terms made known on day
of sale, Sale to commence at o'clock A. NJ.
''i JOHN i. REAMS,
Oct. II, lSGO-2tp. GEO! W. BHEEM,
Executors of the estate Of Abraham Roam dec d,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
nnrnANs cnnnt sAIn.n, tlL.

nppnANs cuURfi rAtt 4hy Utis
W N ah Otatf NJ ht nNhhhA euuH ui Cltaf
htld untit, There win bs csbbstd to pulliH
tlhc, ~ ne hQaie N lfhae Bloom in iha Borough
!. !. ,''y.4Y SrttbAY rng itrn bAy
a. ! o'oloth = ~ tc fsis~iss real estate TO
witi t.u...tf .
AuhN cctai9 irpcl eflpdd b,,ple IN Pixie
ioenfhp cleaitcldtcuhy ~ tgapNl bylpnd
n Nm. MeNnu ON The vest on The cast Ny hnd
20 Nm. lleldcn, on tho horh hy upid of gco. G.
rdamoto phd on iic soblh w lend of William
McNaup Cont ming $50 ncrcs moro or leg,
with Two ttory house, double bnrr, ont build
mas, orchard and about llj acres cleared land
thereon htbthc estate Of Isaac Bloom deed,
TERMS one i'A cash at time Of sre, ond
The balance in four equal annual payments wiu,
interest commencing lst May 1861, to be sceures
by bond and mortgage. JAS A. BLOOM, Exrs.
JOHN BLOOM
Oct, ", 1893. of fsaas bloom deed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

D n6s'Tle School Directors of Pike town.
slip wish TO employ six school teachers.
Read their notice ; and then read all our
ncwadycrtisefncnt ufa'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

-lMfRRELLss BIGLEE want 800 bushels Of
Dried Apples, and 500 bushels of,1Wllite
Bsesen'S in exchange forIStoyes, Tin iware
or anything in their line OF business
Conc right along.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

,oH We ask the attention Of the read
Ing public 70 the prospectus Of the new
fhneioas weekly iicwspaper, called w,
Msth dist, in our advertising columns. ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

.sFLeRlDA iELEcrioS. .AAn the counties
have been herd from, except Volusia
Suwanhee, Sumter, Putnam, Orange, Ne.
natee, Levy, Holmes, fernando, Dade
Calhoun sand lBreyards SO far, the vote
for Governor stands: 3 N w ts y
For Milton, Democrat, ,yy 20 6,205
For, Hopkins, Uhion, " A4,Sg2
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

VERY CooL.-A gentleman on visit to
Washington, one day very coolly opened
the Senate Chamber, and was about to pass
in, when the door-keeper asked care you
privileged member" What do you
mean by that? - asked the stranger The
reply was, GA governor, ex-member of Con
gress or foreign minister" The stranger
replied that he was minister. "From what
court or country ~ asked the official
Very gravely pointing up, the stranger
replied, "From Heaven, sir" To this
the door-keeper waggishly replied "this
government at present holds no intercourse
with foreign powers"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

4 GAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmorc, Pa
- Has been recently opened by GEo. RAN
DoLPH, formerly of Blair county.
Mr.. Randolph promises to his natrops -,
pest accommodations and the lowest CHARGES
OF any house IN the county. The former bigb
character OF the house is sufficient ruaranfy
of what its future will be-
GEORGE RANpOLPH.
Wilmore, April .. ls6otf - a.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

y SPLENDID SIGHT.-The Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, at a town Called Nation, Is
crossed by the Terre Haute and Alton
Railroad. Every day at about p. NJ,
is seen at this point one Of the most splen-
did effects Of the triumph of space over
matter that can be witnessed anywhere
1t is that Of four trains coming from four
different directions, arriving at this point
Mt the same time to a second every day
They can be seen as they approach ten
miles in each direction, the prar;es there
being a smooth, broad expanse, stretching
away to the horizon without any Unequal
tiles to obstruct the sight As the ar
rive they approach their cowcatchers
within twelve feet Of each other as though
exchanging salutations, when, gracefully
backing, as though bowling an adieu, two
cf the trains go on switches, while the
other two scream over the irOn-bound
prairie. The trains are then let 90 on the
main track again, and they are off and
away
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-06-07

tie cure Of Disease IN all forms.
EY PROFESSOR HENRY :. TAYLOR. ~. Q.
II TsUs You how TO attend upon the SD
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