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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY Z, 1861.



EAsnHI9s rLrAsURs asogND ASSOCIATION
.,. fs sc Ssd AaSs sondsy July preci:ey
tea yards start JossPa CEooHEHoS. Hsaassr
FAsHioS rLEAsuRE GROUND ASSOCIATION
wocdrS Names su aes.s a. sS. match for SaSa
ssss. NJ. n,%ss WidS. s.sGrss $50 pound w:.os
s S Point a. i sonneeins with steamer kAttAao and
: - : '' JOSEPH oRouHxRoN, Manager
tors e this Course win four stakes Of $500 each
ss re- SS,s' s s. s0 "a
% ness. .sS oys Sssr Sas ne
so Is sI srss 70 Ave- g wagons No a.ms
~. e % %os.;
V g Y the second best horse 10 DO ro.ed carly part
nine s0Ssi a shaw. House Bo~sfy '' il III he sSoSs
SHAW WHITE, Propriesors.
- lS :. sk O'clock; match 70! 5000 mile heats, best
team E.hsn Alien md his raunnx mas Hns' double
A0Ainn names Flora Tsngsls. . vuTrr r.....,
M ..s q
Hor,es fss e ssw YORK tE Tens Sl99 ne season
-HORsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.
a aENTIExAH. ovYEss ToH SALE 4 Bar THO.
rough bred .aadI: n.rs hands high long Tan ~
Haa snd iSs boz 10 Hs
rad ofce She VIII be sold ii auction b. M sCHnNCx,
n sst sV .n :s sses
This u rare opportunity.
GARRIA01s FOR sAL1-THB SUPERB STOCK or
~ Carriages contained in the carriage warehouse No 90
turs they sonnss All The Latest styles nnsS, L. Also IN
assortment OF Harness. to close ny ooncesn
DOR .sALE-.A BROWN MARE v4NY KIND AND
gentle and Of great endurance suitable FOR family also
kant
E,oR sAL&-A FINE BRIoHT soRREL HORSE, SEVEN
Year, old ieH hands nag tail sad lowing mans; fast
max.
spirited sty,A driver Also patent axle Csrsss ss.:
Al round good vehicle for family in Ire country
sior stables corner Of Thiieth street and sixth
;S; sI tasn. sADDh.
onG BE ed H x4eS rss:S.S
street.
EoE SALE a LADls SADDLE HORSE PRICE $3.50
Ave years old soTrc long tail leh hands high sound
and kind superior saddle or road animal Any person
near CathariDe street.
ii warranted sound and suitable for any hard work si.s
sn ., VIII TOP , ps fused w g s so
Broadway. in the livery Stable.
w gon nearly nav, Also Harness. the game Apply
address 1884 Court street, Brooklyn stating lowest cash
price and where they can be seen. -
WANTkD-ro BUY LADY's sADphS HORSE mus!
be from fourteen 70 fifteen hands high kind s1d sound
In every respect Apply at the Herald once on Monday
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This newly appointed and conveniently located hosei
in readinsto receive gus:ta Il reached * taxing
Island boat and landing ~ either the Qus
rantne Btapleou wharves The house one o. the most
convenient the Island, and although removed from tne
dust OF tAe high ROAD within minutes walk OF either
landing the premises: besu i. s y a oe
rate embellishments WIN be provded;a Billiard Room,
Bowling Alley peassn, Garden with large tent unaer an
prs,o Who has spared expense IN fitting up this hang
soicts the patronage OF tne pubic ee
iur assrcd that hen its and lis proximity TO
The ,y ara kno win be regarded As real boon TO tbs
citizens OF cw York rho extent OF the house enables him
TO Ok the ta, Of prices at ow rate those who need
An ess ant summer reveal moferate charge ~u
olesss aooy 10 Mr. OaAnIkS WHOLE late Of he taip
'A''"'" ~. :" '"' JAMS B7rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
SPORTING,

SPORTING.
VACHT REDaOCA FOB sALE.-sHx CAN BE SEEN
u the foot OF Tenth street, Kast river.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
LBION PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL AND BOARDING
a House, SIS Hudson street. corner Of
visiting the city those making change will find this
quiet desirable place Rooms In suits or single ct
from - 70 8! per week for nge persor ana from ~ 70
ga 'o' $685. '' 4 LxHSEET, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
MATRIMONIAL.

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF S. MATHEMATI-
ssly inclined. desires the acquaintance Of American
sady who would like - invest invested enough In
cp or vessel TO command csptans interest In her Own
right with an immediate vic Of mxtrimony, and to with
him TO various parts Of the GRID Any LADY desiring
this for three DAYS do coDhcenay, with
muncatons returned desired James nadi
son, nathan square Post oIce, York city
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
A MAGNIFICENT sEvBN OCTAVE RosEw Dob
PLATE. nlad With :snresd ov.rrsns Ss:
but i've months; $500 will be sold FOR $3.50 inciud.
sssspw aSs% sSs': : sss,
AN ELEGANT pEvBN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTs FOE
a $l,saA the 9HeIins s7s siatA avenue Fortish
street Piano has been short time n uss has round
$3.50 Appyfor three days from 4 4. tOSf.I
DFfor Churches csAPes schools and Drawing Rooms
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR As ihe Universal Exhibition Of
This sgnSsn. ca,snted in the nited states
Saie1 II iSSos, pS% NILE Of WELLS
have rendered popular in America In Europe has been
adopted by he greaesarss and composers OF both CONT
GOTisCHALx, LIszT. EossINI, MEYERBEER, &C., &c
Alexandra Organ Is celebrated for the sodty and
Of ts tone and the quality OF keeping perfectly
Prise. q he depot s4SIsso $780, $780, sl~ $685. saso
ps sci & sRR sSs.: 9?
Importers OF Buson Aocordeons Vons Violin etrings &C.
M vsss sale ono Of the rosewood Psnororss ever
made. full octave rich carved legs ovegtruuS bsss very
and swss tone w sc ~ Al pro
win be sold less than half the Apply immediately
Eighth and Ninth avenues
DkMovL.-HoKACE WATERS, AGENT. REMOVED
II to No 4s, Broadway, between Grand and Droome
$50 All kinds aascs q prices Pianos
received for the XeiAndrs Organs FOR churches
low pricef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

A WIDOW WOULD LIKE MAKE THE AGO UAINr.
"A ance OF gentleman with menua Adoress r twenty
0inth street Union square Pos Office
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"A BROADWAY MUSIC HALL.
lB3 and 4S5 DROADWAA
YAREWELL BENEFIT
NA BILLY O'hEIk
Mr. BILLY O'lEIL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, July9
who will leave this city for Cafornia tho 18th inst
which occasion
A GREAT BILL
will be prsIented, In which
win appear in Of his most celebrated Irish
trioittes.
Remember Tuesday evening, July o.
Remember Tuesday evening July 9
Billy O'NRII
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COPAKTNERsHIP NOTICES.

.saS~ UOFAN sS ILL ssH ~! ~ ~
4 PARTNER wANTED-wHo THOROUGHLY UN.
"A desands the retail dry goods business with capital Of
Hpy the most fourtshng towns Ia Wisconsin, doing fine
hut who DESTROYS Of increasing his stock to meet
the pre- sang demsn6s oshe place Any active buspe man
sbpp 10 20 into will find this Of the very best
pport1Bites References exchanged: Address boz Aol
Herald Office for three days. stating III particulars
a PAxrNER wANTED-lN FIRST CLASS LlTHO
a graphic establishment doing good business Apply 70
NILLIAM LANG NJ Fulton street, New hok, wnese teu
particulars will be made known.
DIssoLUTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRM OF
- Buckbee Husson Is this day dissolved by mutual con
the whdrA val OF LAWS Buckles AL debts Que
owing Im Will DO settled BY Joseph r. husson,
who will continue the business OF the lac hrm
Nrw YoRx. July l, 1861. JOSEPH r. HUssoN.
nOOO "A GENTLEMAN. WITH THE ABOVE
0OUU. amount secure half interest In respec-
cable paying busness that will clear $50 nth,
with rick ADJ with real and place OF Inter-
,vtsW a. a , boz IO5 Herald onice.
h1 OOO THE PROPRIETOR OF ONE OF THE
0l.UUU. best paying Resorts near the city would give
smart active mAu equal interest for the above amount
10 bas two places to Apply TO GEO. RAW LINS
is Wall atreet, third floor, front once.
,de1n OON "A RESPECTABLE PARTNER WANTED,
DlU.UUU. either ailent active, In old established
profitable importing business wbcn cannot %
harmed by any competition. The very best OF references
given aud required NO agents need answer
tai, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

EEATRIM0NIAL.-s yoUSG Nan OF RESPECT AsILI.
M ty desires tn form be acusutspce OF vonug lady he
tween ssveuteen and ~euLy OF "ilt
To m.nuony aon'y 10 OBJ c. Acdr-sef q Brookl-n
sPost ofneaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

On SATURDAY. July a. the United States mail
AaAGO,
D. LINES, CosBANDKR,
Wu s. from pier No corh river foo. Of Beach street.
On lturdsy, July 20, ct noon
1es steamer cd for safety and comfort has
douels epg upd DICK enclosed by tight compart
meats w6ich besides other tend-n the event Of COL
s0o ttrsncingto keep pumps free work, and
eur TIE safety Of vesse and passengers.
~Or freight or passage spplyto
sao HaCK Rrzis, Agents. Mo- 7 Broadway.
The steamer ~ LTON Will saA AuGust IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

0sOk MATANZAB. ~
= 20 .an On Tussday, July o at two O'Clock P. n.
Tue United STATES ~ al steamship xA1ANZA6 Ioeeglng,
.tommsader ready To receive freight pier No. North
river, root OF Morris street
For freight or passage apply TO
= w.. sss.as '-hokA Bros NAY AFRO 4 90.
Mail, At the oncs O'Clock r r. On day
30 cargo received NOR bills OF dng signed the day Of
sailing
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5000 70 LIFT OR LEASE. WITH GABpEF A
VOUO. double t-o s'ori ard very desirable hesi
nee the village Of Chester. Wes,cheeer county
y Ave nues' from the rsrosd depot AUD hour
from he cay Apply 10 }. 4. SANDS, i6t Broad~ay
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

ior iof ne 70 mthtiouh lbai stubborn baei Tht
Zine We win stefs him lho shameful bluih ib.
mention ci The material TACT would subject hin
to, ond btrt he will tc riaiIfea with our g,bcf
o'iiy However We mgg,c ihi proprcty iu
this eusc, VI him nrceriaining tbe "matctiaI
fact whieo he can do with utliulo inconvcri.
enco to himself and inserting the Same rs o
chapter In thoscquol to the "strangO affair" Il
would be IN important addition; and, indeed,
the sequel is not complete without It,
Yours, dc. A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
Counting the Cost.

This Republican Legislature is about &c
pas an act arpropriatipg large sum Of
mcney-soy million of dollars to begin
with-to raise and equip an army to SUBJ
due the South. lrthis fatal step is taken
81 will only be the commencement Of vast
Expenditures Of money. After an army
d equipped i: must be supported at the
expense Of some millions of dollars q year
And how is this money TO be raised ? BY
Taxation. Taxes will be heaped on the
people until they groan under the heavy
load. As soon as the Legislature apPro-
PIRATES a million of dollars, they mus
provide extraordinary means of procuring
that sum The taxes will be increased
forthwith: and in case tho Legislature
succeeds in embroiling the State in civil
war, it will not be many years before the
taxes levied upon persons and property
( will reach rate never before known in
3 the history Of the State the public debt
will be swelIed to an enormous amount
and the results OF this rash proceed
Ing viii. be recorded in the general
prostration of business, fearful State
debt, grinding taxation, the slaughter ot
our young men, and universal suffering
from which the State may not recover fol
many years.
If the people are not prepared TO sur
render their sons as food for gunpowdel
and be taxed for the benefit of the Re
publican party, they must speak out a
(. once in earnest protest against the srpro'
rriatiou of any money for warlike purpos
"A es Let remonstrauces be circulated with
: out delay and sent 10 the Legislature pre-
testiI G against this reckless project t'
subject the State to military rnlc.-Patrio
ID Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

This work contains over 400 pages Of closely
printed matter and viii be sold by gubscrp-
ton.
It tcachcs the duties Ct Justices Of the Peace,
with forms for the transaction Of their business.
1t teaches the duties Of constables with all the
necessary forms, nppertsining to the office.
1t contains the duties of the Supervisors Of ey-
ry County and Township iu the State.
1t contains the mode Of procedure for the lay
nj out and opening Of public and private roads,
cavocating and altering roads, the building Of
bridges, &C., &c.
1t containo the Common School Law, woith OK
plantations, decisions and directions, tcgether-
with forms for Deeds, Bonds, Contracts, Ccr-tf
Gates, &c, &c. This department ef the wor'.
was compiled at Harrisburg by Mr.. Samuel p
Bates Deputy superintendent and is alone
worth the price of the volume to any one intcres-
ed in Common Schools.
Ii contains the duties Of Township Auditors.
1t contains the laws relative to Dogs and
Sheep.
! 1t contains the duties Of Assessors.
! 1t contains tho lows in relatnio to .Strays,
| Mules and Swine.
IT contains the laws relative to Fences an
Fence Viewers
1t contains tho laws relative to gamo hunting
1t contains the Election Laws With all neceS-
sary Forms.
1t contains the Naturalization Laws, with all
the necessary Forms for Application.
1t contains II large number Of Legal Forms
which are used in the every day transaction Of
busin ss, such as Acknowledges Afidayitg
( Articles Of Ag' ocments, and Contracts, Partner,
/ ship, Apprentices, Assignments, Attestatonsr
/ Bills Of Exchange and Promssory Notes, BillsJ
/ Sale, Bonds, Chccks, Covenants, Deeds, Depok,o
/ tious Due Bills and Produce Notos, Landlord p
! Tcurnt Leases, Letters Of Attorney, MpTficuc
! Mortgages, Receipts and Releases. The wor5sla
bound 10 Law sheep and will ho sold to subs rs y
hers at s rs per cory, payable on delivery ol
| the work. Th. work has passed the revision Of
many Cf tho best lawyers in the Stat, and has
recoiyet their unqualified appreciation, as q rei-
able hand book ofrclerence upon all subjects
upon which IL treats. The whole is arranged in
such manner as to present plain, concise and
explicit statement Of tho duties of all Township
Odicers, as may berendiy understood by any one.
( ClearGeld Couhty will bo thoroughly canvassed
for the work. and the support ofthe citizens il re-
epectuly solicited.
r. J. WALLACE, ESQ,
oLEAIFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PENSA.
General Agent for ClearGcld County.
r. s. Good c1nyas5ers are wanted in all parts
OF this County for tho ab I'VE work, to whom lib
eTol compensation Il DO given. Applications,
which must be made q. .nu carly date, addressed
as above, will receive prompt attention.
December l2 1860. At.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

p1~ln accordance with the call issued
iNst week, large and enthusiastic moo
ting was held in the Court room last night
and passed of in Il harmonious and spirit
cd manner, which sgeak wei for the 10y.
al feeling Of our county. We were wei
pleased with tho tone OF the speeches, aud
the proceeding, except the gag" that was
thrust upon tho meeting vt the close.
The resolutions and proceedings will
appear in full next week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
r. II L c RlSISl!
NOW is THE TIME
When Goods are indeed Sacrificed I
BUSSMAN & REED.

BUSSMAN & REED
In basement Of Merrell a Biglers store, Clear
field, have concluded to clear out their large
stock Of
DRY GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES,
at prices really astonishing,
This Is probably tho BEST CHANCE that will
ever he presented 70 tho LADIES Of CLEAR
FIELD, nuS, d public Generally, for supplying
themselves with iHE CHOICEST a. a1"TICLE5,
at the very lowest prces-prices, in fact, ich
are much lower than the articles can be made or
imported for, aud prices which nothing but the
unsettled condition Of the country Las made. Nor
do these low figures apply to n few leading arti-
cles only, but to evurything in the line of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, JEWELRY from
Dress Goods to Donestcs, all are embraced In
THIS GREAT SLAUGHTER.
We will not mention any Of our Goods nor
prices here; all VIC say is, come carly, and ex-
anime for yourself
Gg5- Each person purchasing Three Dollars
worth Of Goods will be entitled to n GIFT, worth
from % cents 10 Sj.-ceN
BUSSMAN d REED.
n B.--We shall not remain any longer than
the 2lst Of January, ISGl juu9-2t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
IMPORTANT ARRAvoEMESr,-we have jus

IMPORTANT ARRAN0EMLNT,--We have just
c)mpleted an arrangement with the State
Reporter, Il r. Wright Esq, under which
there will be published oGiciaily in the lie.
"a! Jo'Tnal, as carly as practicable, from
time 10 tiiae, abstracts or syllaJi Of all ca
ses that arc to be reported in the forth
coming volumes of Pennsylvania State
Reports. These abstracts or syllaJi. which
are to be condensed, but full and clear
statements OF all the points decided. will
ha furnished exclusively to this journal by
tho official reporter himself, Immediately
after the delivery Of the opinions 10y the
court aud will be at once published by US.
BY this means the precise substance OF
the decisions will be given to our readers
many months before the appearance OF
the cases in books. The advantages Of
this arrangement to the profession, and
indeed also to tho general business COM
munity whose interest il is to observe the
iatest decisions, will be readily under.
hs'eod ard appreciated by them, and we
1eoneeive ne need but runonsce u -Lcgal
Jolvr7,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

pE3.In accordance with the action Of
the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, n now
Lodge Of the ~. ofO. F. will he organi.
xed at New Washington, (krown as
"Ncw Washington Lodge" No. 5G7,l on
Thursday evening, the Oath Instant
Public procession Of the Brethern will
take Place at o'clock p. m, of said day
Members Of the order generally are inyi.
ted to attend
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

BIBLE ETY.--The annual meeting ot
the Clearfeld County Bible Society will
be held on Friday next, at o'clock, P
M., 1T the Office OF Esquire Wrigley. Tn,
election Of Officers for the present year
and other business will be before the meet.
+ing. J. Il. FOCuT, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

RsS" In eno!hcr column will be found ,
notlce Of the Cioarfeld & Centre Hotel
Tyrone, kept by Thomas Mays. Mr.
Mays is n jolly, clever fellow, keeps a first
rate House, and any Of our readers stop
ping in Tyrone will be well accommoda.
scd if they give him a call,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

az EyIAnGED FAITu.-In the RepublicRn
Btsto Convention in New Hampshire, held
on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Upton made q speech
In which he congratulated his friends
upon the Favorable position and pros.
Iects Of The country -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

s@-Court is 10 session this week, Judges
Linn, Bor sail, and Moore are on the
bench. We predict that but few causes
will be disposed of. We will give the pro.
ceedings in full next eek.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

obyibls ihe felaied and tubetltd sonanion
which attends The advanced stage oflbe disease
H-
r. pola'sa ohlofiil, dnchm.
Mellh
TincL myttb, 60, o.
Aqra o.
NJ. r. rarelc.
These portions are intended for on adult |
viii here remark, however that in my immcdi-
ate practice, did not encounter any Of those
malignant cases rcporte from other localities.
I have had no opportunity Of looking iuto tho
morbid appearances Of any Of those cases. and
consequently cannot say whether the disease Of
tho heart alluded to by writers is actually pres.
cnt save tho changed condition Of the fbrine Of
tho blood so characteristic Of th, disease, and
which doub lcss gives rise to diseased conditions
of the cavities of the heart, found in post norton
inspections
Tho liberal use Of stimuant,, particularly
brandy and whickey, usually produced free diS'
phorOsis which gives great relief to the patont
not only FROM the general depression of the ncr-
vous system, but a the game tiHe from the most
powerful local affection.
sulphato Of quiuine and alcoholic stimutants,
freely administered in doses sufficient to produce
its peculiar eiyccts on the lar,wll lam confident
do much good, If not entirely cure somo cases.
If The patient gets well, convalcscence will be
slow, and It may bo necessary to continue the use
Of stimulants and onics during most Of the tmO
which ensues before the natural functions Of the
systom will be fully restored
This is not n new d soase +; for one In all re-
spCcts similar to it was epidemic at Tours, in
1913, 1919, 1920, md 1921, and received the
name Of Diphtheritis from NJ. Brotonneau.
Yours, JEFFERSON
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

cA-Col, L. W. Hall, Of the State Ser.
lnle, will please accept our thonks for val,
aable public Documents.
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sberit's O1.Sc, sheri,
4 DMINIsrRATOR,s NOvlCn.--Let

A DMENlSrRATOR'SN NOTICE.--Letters
N Of Administration having been granted to
the ncersigned, this day, upon the estate of
GEORGE SUCKER, deceased, late Of Brady
township, ClearGcid county, all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
raymont, and those having claims agnins,
,Ae sam2 vii. present them iuly authenticated
! settlement. ELIZABETH SHUCKER,
j2aJ.5L+ Adm y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
Auditors Notices.
lmuortant Fotioe.

Inc undersigned, late publisher ofthe "Clcar
neld Republican" takes this method Of calling
upon those who are indebted to him, or to Lsri-
mer t Ward for subscription, advertising or Job
work incurred duriuG tho three years commen-
cling July S57 and en- ling July 1850 to call i'm
mediately at my Office in the borough Of Clen--
held, and make settlement Of the same, rs these
acc cunts must be eio'od up. J. H. LAKRlMER.
Clearheld, December -, lECO If.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
CLGlRFIELO STONE WARE PUTTERy.

Thankful for past fayors and solciD.5rs Of n
ture patronage. would respectfully aun.r
thut have on hand again, aud VIA oous.aa.
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the &.
ucr O short distance east orthe Methodist { lyr
a large stock of Crockcry, such as Cream gras
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, STOW pipe cas-
30. dc. and also an extensive assortment
different sizes and patterns of bractcr o.
diugs.
Aay mouldings not on hand viii be cadr p
oIicr on short notice. Also FIRE b..ok M,
and Ecpt for sale.
ZG-A liberal reduction on priacs made 3
wholesale dealers. Z. LEITZLNGEu,
.CearReld. may %, 1s5O-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
r OHM Cd ELL,
UPHOLSTER AND CARRIAGE TRIM
MER,
Locatcd at 4. H. ,Nd,o's Mis- one mile East
Of Clearfeld borough,

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Cleara5ld
and adjoining connties, that he is at all times
prepared to manufacture, at the shortest notice
Hair Husk, and Straw Mattresses of ali
kinds and sizes one Of which is n Folding Mat.
tross suitable Tor CABINS ON RATS, which
can be Folded in small compass, and onrtied md
rehlled NJ pleasure; and very cheap. lie alea
tri.hs Carriages, mikes repairs to all kinds Of
Carriage Thinning and Upholstery, and make.
Cords for MasouS Tracing Lines, Of any thick
ness or length.
&q, Country Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Exchange for work,
1sY~All orders left with any Of the Merchants
of ClcarGeld borough will bS promptly attended
to, dec26-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
HARTSWlCK'S
DRUG g. VARIE TY
G~DE2S Da
NAREET STREET NEARLY orposIrEJA

Ths undersigned will have constantly on band
a wei selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye.
'Cufs, Oils, Paints, Tobacco and sogars, Station.
~, Porfumery, Brushes and Fancy articles,
which he will dispose Of cheap for cash
He invites the public to call aud examine his
stock Of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Physicians furnished with Drugst
Medicines, and Surgical instruments at the mos
reasonable rates. J. &. HARTSWICE.
C.earieid, Pa, Dec. &c, 1860.