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rem elm ecr'ugibca Eager Der tsiten &iearrcn il,
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20 Ruff DISTINGUISHING.
80 I Il MpIet. Weiue,
90 ! Goanac Ntuet Gatjuon,l
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M,6t import rites ScIter5maIer.
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Smpcrter, 1S4 8roao-5 trnFr.
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nnesn solcltlt iu9ltidb 0lrs az ibrem 0eihaft n6t6ae GScrf.
icus, BIC Il 6, Smeinae, VciNcn &C. oGe Sprtsn ur>srS IL.
In Nae crf Srttierr unS 9utbinccru atbaufl pcr,
ccnec GCocr 1T glcihfGtS %pcpriibiS.
Aae oielc @riitcI perNrt 9e9en 9aar Dcsr quite 0aptgrc
biliah ~erffouft. U64
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
9attOrf uno@o.,
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8CitrCe anfmpfOBlsn meyOsn, mi. uns ypn m.
fern 6errn a~,!sbrten Ner3ten ocriiterr mirn
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4pe unc Scpth WbtSftp; ScrtN Nlr unp 6ap1ua @tsarrn,
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ptrreh orler S;0ot uno ~nnl9c9cnc, uno bittc Die '9tuRrNrr
Sta,cS, 9i". % RGumir ape. ~ b%rodtcn.
TnGFNh StrnrR
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Jiltiu unD NiolettgReiue,
Sceben erblltcu cine Scurung ppn % SAT-
8beilt. uuc WoieI- lSeirc, ncIfe ids btuia bel
dae, @aqrnt. btlm DuBsup Urer ~siniclncn 5ln-
I&en S~ertauft. Saccb StppS,
SO. lS4 Srcaps Stra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05

3u oernttettfn.
Stntge 3tmmt v, NaEeno fur ejnclnc Scrren . 3 feline 5os
rtlish. "Go bldg ~ psrrenten bel Sturs 9 lutte
Gdc Der g'rroes uuo 5ieSlt.
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9Eittis fir 0rpcr!
2ufry, @Icoh, 9aro 49,
geo &?lS. 9rrinj9eu 3utcr,
p 5boS, Dams, SreatS unO Sbpuleere,
l0O N'ble prlud Gcaf Garo.
100 2crco psim0 8plpen R6ie,
40 $IdugeS prints @clbcn Gutter,
30 Sbio. pyima Srrlcn GiNtr,
2DO 2'bis. Ar. l, 2uno 3 Maderels,..
lOo Srr,S frltC ocrnSt,
40 SCreS Nr. 0 Nir!afcS,
100 @CrtS Sire 9r0der5,
70 SbIe. Suib 9ctotpes,
900 gbIe. tGmtjtit SrarNY, Sin &C.,
400 Scret Candles uno Soap,
Spiets, SufnbcaI mO oue lontioen in rine
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wslte lttre- eCitl4en 6reGnbe ouimcrtidm matt
28m.6 s. SaIer,
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&tnprrpatsr'o cutters
in fIcinrn nno srO6Gn Quanttdten.
NuSAe5etbnete NuaIltat Sttinfo0teu6l, Gam
psnGl unO 5IUio.
SjeAtpcrrer gum Bad II, Ycn unt IfItf gra-
rarirT, 5luig unp gut.
hofmnnm'S 96urmi9riip uno Goscler'S Qetcr.
thran, teiDeS Ycn ttncm peut!6rn &bemittr pra.
pIrlrt.
0ummcl'S &afes,gTcns. Gi6hSnFee. @bU.
colaoe, @acap, turtilAer uno peutlher G.aubta,
hat, 10 mic ale onrern gu unlrrm @elh2fte ae,
b6viDe 28aagen.
6. Na8mer, CruasiR,
y c 8. uuo Sroarltr.
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Millinery.

Waoamc Son
srtau6t Th Die Nufmsrfiamtctt rcr oentiben Da-
men auf iby rei6bntti0so 9Iler pOu Mituncry.
@rtiteln ,H leuten, tie in Der arG6ttn Auemabt
UNI III alien preiIeu bel ibr IN baben fno.
4as Nuft age ptrben piinftli6It beiorAt pUn
aoamc Son.
SO. 55 9lain Str6Be.
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9aniets sIn3'ribCien QrcFeH ciisrHtn @olieampfltife
B%oruilla, 2O00 IONS, @apt. Grautmnnn.
9 a mmOPia a. 1000 5pus, GAIT. SbwenIen.
Surrnia, $500 Ious, Capt. G6lrrs.
Obige re8cA iarsr i5ntdsn mo atIdlj6cn 6abrten ra9m>
.It1jt betlRnIC Oampfihiie rUuoen gc8clmdBia ant
@rfeu uup 6!nBcbuTen ieDen Monats
On Atp &orf unO 6ani6Ur9, pja 5oWbamptoR ergeoiri unb
H.bncn Qaiagigre pon Stem @0rt n0di
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81 ~fpIssRben 9rcjien:
Grne GaiIte . 500.
8 39,it@, G%dn's g.
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GrHc gajutc $II2.5O. 3Dsite GGlats SO. 8wirbs7s,s
$40 0Sgle, Nsloge nsupe man i@ an
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1000 Wfnmb
% nun 6weigfr SerUelutsmuct
crhtett ioeben unO o%erfauft in lroBen uuo tleincn
Suantit1ten an pie 6erren l9ieccrocrtduftr unp
NBirt6r, IOmie an YriOatlcute au5srit biaig
Simou S~ictnIcin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
rFrom the New York Hersld.l
THE DISPOSITION OF THE TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, May 24th, 2S60.

The different corps of infantry, cavalry,
artillery and engineers that crossed the
Potomac last night are stationed as fol-
lows New York Seventh, at the Virgins
ia end OF the Long Bridge; New Jersey
Second, at Roach's Spring, halfa mile
from the end of the bridge the battalion
of District militia, three miles further on
the road to Alexandria the Michigan
regiment, ,he Fire Zouayes, a company OF
cavalry, and Sherman's battery, in Alex
andria; the New York Fifth, Twelfth,
Twenty-eighth and Sixty ninth, and the
Third and Fourth New Jersey regiments,
four companies of cavalry, and a battery,
at various points on the base and summit
Of Arlington Heights.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

"AS"lHoloN' h"J -O'"' iooo'
A simultaneous iAo'e''en' oH AIeT'u'- .i
dria oy iIve regiments wa" "e'e'th:heu on
yesterday, an" orIer3 we're issued aE'o' :
dingiy' Inc y, / "'ua'e' arrived 'nt'e
iirst IN ooa''' IN crossing 'Ho "tolA"c'
they were received "!'n No'Ie! OF mus
kerry from the "haiI Vut we're not Illlu ur-
ed, ms halpen'u aI : CLOCK Inns ul''I
nlng. IAey took U1"l PIe'o PosSea'Io" o,
the town, raised Tue s'aF' anu stripes ana
pulled down me secession HaSS' ,,,
AT t O'clock lHtS morning ,,o'' Ills
worth was shGt'WhlIe coming down the
stars 0! the haFola.' house WIN 'h0 Sc
eeSSlon nag across ms snou!oSrS. i .,it ....,
lie was assa'sih"'ea oy mug ha'''eI
} ackson, tue proprietor "l 'no hpu~o' ohu
expired instantly ..u,
jackson was iih'he"la'e'y NI''e" py "
private OF 'he Houa'eS' .,... 20 -,
ihoogN hu'hs' Gus LTlV'.S arc TIC o.
others ha'!hS Deeh hll'eu' lh'S was ulo
ON! '''""'}' "''o ''o"o t'N1' EWi';'-
\ general gloon, prevails p,; IN NV. Ma'hirg- ir
ton az Coi'"e' i'is F,isMo'',' s,, "'a'''' nc
haES are nuns "' l'',' ,i,' y.,., VAL ,,;l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29


I A SHARP SUBJECT Our neighbor, with
the aid of his legal assistant, is in great
danger of becoming entirely too sharp fol-
these dull times. The labor bestowed
upon his last issue to perpetrate some
thing that would cat somebody, must have
been distressing, and his readers should
not wonder why but single idea (miser'
ably lame, pointlcss and truthless as it
wasl pervaded all his editorial,
We deeply commisserate his situation
fGt wo are at less to know how to help
him. The victim, doubtless, of the pre-
tended friendship of those who would use
his paws" to drag their "chestnuts'
from the fire, he was mgdo to SANDER his
neishbors by stigmaiizng thcm MS "trai'
tors" We called his attention TO the
fact on the Sth instant, hoping that he
would either explain, qualify or make
good, his accusation. Instead of this,
however, his paper Of the 18th, reiterated
the charge in language still more insult
ing, and after devoting his entire issue 0t
the 22d in most miserable and catfish
attempt at wit-such as would disgrace
the clumsiest mountebank-aided, too, by
limb of the law, not 4 single word is
said either 10 justify, palliatc or. 10 re-
tract these slamders.
This kind of controversy, We assure Our
neighbor, is quite disiastefnl to us. We
desire C spend no powder" in vain, it is
too precious in these war times. But we
can tell him that as often as he casts such
accusations and insinuation5 upon the
loyalty and patti iotis sm Of the anti Back
Republicans of Clearfeld-whether he
does it personally or by proxy he will
hear from US, and perhaps it will not be
long until he finds that our Charges"
have Lad quite enough powder" TO send
them home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

service on either side, or join the ships Of
war or transports, or attempt to get re-
cruits or fit out vessels for war purposes q,
transports, or break or endeayor 10 breaL
any blockade lawfully or actually estab,
lish, or do any act uDbecoming the sinh.
.jects of a neutral government, they will
do so at their peril and in no wise Obtain
the protection OF TIE government.
Respectable fleets have been dispatched
to The American waters by both England
and France.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

E4s We learn from the PhiadelphIs
lnqaircr that til, Grand jury Of the Uni.
ted States District Court, sitting ia that
city last week, proceeded to investigate
the charges against the State Robbers.
After examing Il number of witnesses, tho
D.s,ric! Attorney wa, fully eoariacei BY
DIR. h, X. Smith, the celebrated Aim,
House Physician, amt some other fnan.
ciers of this class thar their proceedings
were illegal. THIS ,uvcs tjgation is s.iaed
for the present.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
eS- Twenty-flre TO sixty Dollars an

expenses per month will be paid by the brS
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents, ior
selling the Erie Sowing Machine. This Ia rsT
Machine, and so simple in its construction that .
child can learn to operate it by half an honrt
instruction. It /, equal TO any Family Sewing
Machre in use. and they take the premium over
Fifty and one hundred dollar machines. The
rice is but Fifteen Dollars. The Company si'l
to employ Agents in every county in the United
States Address, for particulars, Erie Scring
Machine Go, r. JAsEs, General Agent, Milan,
0hie. marl3-6m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

ns5gnThe dissatisfaction among the vol
unteers at the various encampmeuts IN
Pennsylvania, is unprecedented. 1t is
charged that at ancaster, rotten pork, ana
but ia pounds Of bread per meal for each
company OF II men, were furnished.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

ACCIDENT, On Monday last man ma
med Andrew Ueckthon, formerly Of Law.
renee county, met with an accident which
caused his death in few hours. lie vas
engaged upon Summervillo's saw mill in
Eldred township, and while attempting
10 adjust band on one Of the wheels, hi,
foot was caught in the pitman and drawn
in unti his leg was completely smashed
ana broken to the thigh. Drs Heich'
hold and Allison were sent for, who ani.
putated the ley, but the unfortunate man
died in few minutes afterward, The
deceased was a widower but leaves no
family. BrookuW5 Jcftrsoniaa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
RECRUITS WANTED.

Ten able Bodied young men single
prefered) who are willing, to serve their country
are wanted Immediately to fll up the ranks oftho
WASHINGTON CADETS move encampcd o.
Harrisburg, under the command Of Capt ]. o.
Lorain. The Company is accepted FOR the STATE
service, arrangements will be made here to leod
them down. Apply Immediately 10
Clearfeld May go, 1861 W. w. BETS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

A Washington letter TO the New York
Hrald, dated 23d, states that Secretary
Seward had received such dispatches
from the British Government as led to
the impression that the offer of the pres
cnt administration TO acccde 10 the terms
of the treaty of Paris of 1856, declaring
privateering to be Piracy, is declined 10y
the British Government, on the ground
that too much time has been allowed to
elapse, &c, and by the arrival of the
Steamer Etna at Cape Race on the 24ih,
we have Londcn news TO the 18th inst
BY this arrival we have the substance of
the proclamation of the Government.
which declares its intention of observing
the strictest and most impartial neutrality
in the existing contest between the Gov
ernment of the United States and certain
States styling themselves the Confederate
States Of America" and warns British
subjects that if they enter the military
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
Our Andy" Trouble at Harrisburg.

Gov. Curtin's Attorney General hns re.
signed. The Harrisburg 1siegrdpA OF tie
2ith inst, has the following lotter;
ATTORNEY GRSruAL's crPicg.
Harrisburg, May q, 1851
To ANDREW u. CuRns,
Goreru or Of Pennsyironia.
For reasons which appeal to my self-respect |
cannot consent TO continue any longer in connse
tion with your administration.
therefore tender you my resignation Of tho
o flee Of Attorney General of the State.
S4NrEL A, PuRyIAscs.
In making this announcement the Pitts.
bnrgh Dipatch of the 2Sth--the leading
Republican paper of the Vest says:
Gov. Andrew Il. Curtin's Administration
is rapidly exhibiting its worthlessness,
and sinking to iniamy." In speaking Of
Mr.. Puryiance's letter the Dispa'ch AIDES:
hat i short, sharp and pithy enough to bring
blush to the Governors CHI eek, if he is not n.
SeEsible TO shame and this is but the beginning
We warn every scoundrel concerned in thepluh.
dcr-jobbing and degrading of our State and It,
troops, that they may look fer no mercy, unless
the yllainy be stopped at once. We shall not at
present make use Of certain knowledge in our
possession, but it may be well to caution tie
go'betweens, attorneys and contractors, tbatao
Fickery Or lying will serve their purpoie, bvt
VIII make things worse FOR them, II ,hey speak
Al nj, let them tell tho whole tluh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

The following is the official report Of
the action at Sewells Point on Sunday the
, 10Th inst:
United States Steamer Star, Nay l9M, 1861.
Flag Officer S. II. Stringham, Commander
of the Home Squadr - From the time
! reported 10 you yesterday, | kept a
strict Watch on the movements of the
enemy in and q, cut the Seweils Point
Battery. Several noises were heard du.
( the night, but not distinct enough for me
to trace them. At half past 3 Z. NJ,
heard distinct blows, as if from an axe Sc
curing timber platforms for gun carriages
inside OF tho embrasures, and Immediate
ly ordered shot to be fired over them.
The rebels Immediately hoistcd white
Nag with some design on it and fired q shot
that cut the tore spencer guys near the gaft
Immediately went 70 quarters AMI res
turned their fire, which was continued by
them. expended fifteen round of grape,
ten twelve inch shot, thirty two ten inch
shell, ten shell fer thirty two Founders,
and forty five thirty two pound shot =
making total Of one hundred and four>
teen shots, which think did some exc,
cution among the rebels. | only desisted
for want Of ANIMATION, having only five
eiGh, pound charges remaining for the
pi2ot gun. regret that the wan, Of ans
munilion compelled me to retire, MS am
satisfied could have siIencod the battery
in short time.
The battery is masked, thirteen em>
brasures hayi:g g been erected behind Il
sand bank The rebels had three ried
cpnnons, and fred seycrel yolleys Of Mimic
ballt, which struck The ship. The ship
was struck five times ny the rihed common
shot in The hull and upper works. Yhe
damage can bo repaired by ourselves,
herewith enclose the rcpo.t of the
medical officer Of this ship, by which you
will preccivo that two men were slightly
wounded during the action.
HENRY EAGLE. Commander.