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CITY NEWS.
TIE FELLNER MURDER.



Mrs. Marks one Of tho prisoners held "A An
accessory to the murder of Sigismund Fellncr,
attempted suicide yesterday morning in her cell
ut the 9Th Ward station house, by opening an
nrtcry In her right arm. 1t will be recolleoted
that her sister, Miss PflAum, committed suicide
~ hanging, last Saturday morning. Mrs.
Marks had an attendant in the cell to watch her,
Tut she managed TO elude her attendants vigil
Lance, and after covering herself up with tho
bed clothing, she with a pen knife attempted to
open an artery in her arm, but succeeded only
in making a slight incison. About half an
hour afterwards the doorman entered the room,
and found Mrs Marks apparently sleeping, but
noticed blood on the bed clothes. An oxamina-
ton showed what she had been doing, and
surgeon was called in and the wound bound up.
She is now entirely out Of danger, but expresses
rcgrct that she had 10 poorly succeeded A. she
had ardently hoped to have been laid beside her
sister. A strictcr watch will be kept over her
in future. She has been moro thoroughly
searched for instruments by which she might
take her life.
ARREST or TITE ALLEGED PRINCIPLE.
Radetsi will he in the cells of the Detective
Police hisSsmnhnry to publish the details.
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To the Editor OF rbc New yor,, su, M

To the Editor Of the New York Sup---N
opponents In the 81 Assembly District having ci
cuited report 10 the effect that my object was
sell out; take this method Of informing my frien.
that ths report Is false, and that am the regular
nominated candidate Of the workinRlneA's Peopl
and Union party In the above district and viii
main 81 until shutdown on Tuesday next. BEl
NARD HERMAN. n4 lsiIR
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Affairs In Missouri.
HRADQuARTKRs, CAMP LYoS1
Springfield. Mo. Oct n I

IIHADVUAKTkKS, VAMP IYON,I
Springfield, Mo-, Oct. 81.
The following is special dispatch to the st.
Louis Republican -
a good deal Of excitement has prevailed in
camp for some days past respecting the report
OF Gen. tremonts suppression. x number of
officers declare that they will resign in that
event, or insist upon creating him Dictator OF
the South West independent of Tho Adminisl
tration, which is bitterly denounced In camp for
rs v1eclllatng and injudicious policy respecting
The list of rebels killed in the battle, last Fri.
day, now numbers III.
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Springfield, 30, Nor. Our scouts bring
US this morning definite information that Gem
Price has left Sarcoxie and has moved via
Neosho towards Cassyille, Barry county. Opin-
ions diiler as to whether he viii march north
from that point on Springfield, or continue his
retreat into Arkansas
a body of rebel cavalry was seen % miles
south Of here. They were doubtless recon-
noitering party.
Generals Pope and McKinstry should be here
today. Con. Hunter is on the Pomme de Ter
re, 10 miles south Of the Usage waiting for ra-
REBEL cAhr BROKEN VI.
JEFFERSON CHy Nor. 4.-Gen. Prentss has brok-
en- up a rebel camp in Boone county. Some loss
rs reported on both sides, but no particulars have
been received.
, In the absence Of other transportation, Gen.
Fremont is having provisions forwarded from
IiptVn on pack mules
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LroNs' MAGNETIC ISsEcr Powder,
The original and genuine srticle, will extcrminats
Roaches Ants, and all Vermin. Free from ppis1n
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 20 Rats and Mice Sold bv all D,,,,
gists everywhere. ID. T. BARNES Proprietor, IA
Park Row, and i9l Broadway.
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18th Assembly District - For Member
Assembly Peoples Union, Republican, Taxpayer
and Herman Union League, T. g. LAMBERT par
of the 18th, l4th, 10Th, Tth, and 9th warlA l0T
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For senator 9Th District, I2th, 10Th, ooh
2lst and 22d wards, OLIVER CHARLICK nOm
natectby TammAny, Mozart Union, Taxpayers An
Peoples, opposed to all corruption. les
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Lire,pooL Oct 25.-CorroS.-Tbe Brokors
Circular reports the sales of the week at Ii6 900
bales; The market was excited, and prices
aosed b.d Id higher, with a still unsettled
and excited market.
The stock IN port is estimated at Ga. 900 bales,
"a which 821, 800 are American.
STATE or TRApE-Adyices from Manches-
are still advancing.
,bREADeTuFFs have declining tendency.
wheat dun, and all descriptions slightly lower.
Provisions quiet but steady.
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10 the best and cheapest article for dressing and
beautifying, cleaning, curling, preserving and re-
storing the hair. Ladies', try II. Sold BY all Drug.
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Regular Democratic Nomination
For Judge Of the Marine Court
EDMUND l.. HEARNR. go 6s1lS
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FOR
s II Y X l y r ,

FIRE RICK l.. ULTE.
uC23 l2is'12O
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LADIES GOLD CHATRIAISE CHAINS,
For sale low,
Al q. q. ALIENS, 4tb Broadway,
one door below Canal st.
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The Unisn 0onfxsnos cOmuni,te.. dsag.aa
from The following oosnunittses Of four Uninn 81
ganisa,tcns 70 wa FAh Avenue, q HiohslN
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TO the People OF New York;
beg ~ say 10 my friends that all stories Of my
withdrawal a candidate for the office Of Sheriff.
are flsehoods circulated by Interested parties i
will be in the field candidate for the siffrages Of
my fellow citizens till sundown the day 81 cleo
ton. II will be for you 10 decide, through the bal
lot box who shall be the next Sheriff Of the county
1877 JOSIAH w. BROWN
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STATE NOMINATIONS
Ahornsp General ....... DANIEL 8. DICKINSON.
Secresarp Of STATE ....... uDRATIO BALLARD.
Controller .LUCIU5 R0RINsON.
Treasvyev WILLIAM b LEWIS
9fafs Enoise.v ........ WILLIAM u TAYLOR.
P,1aon Insp,otor ........ABRAHAM n TAPPEN.
Canal C6n,sntssi0neT. FRANKLIN 4. ALHsR0kk.
I,oi,g Trrm
short T,rrr-FREDRRICK A. TALLNADGR.
Court Of dPpcdis. WILLIAM y. WRIGHT
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Supreme Court ........ THOMAS W. CI.ERXH
Superior Couu. .........L wOODEUFR
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
Common Pleds ..........JOHN X BRADY.
Murine Court HIRAM EErCHAM.
District AttOrnsy. .......A. n. LAwRRNCB.
Sheri6. .............. JOSIAH W. Ba0WA.
County CLrk. JOSEPH HOXIH.
Supervisor .......... ..ORIaON BLUNT.
LOUIS NAUMANN
, j W. BANNBY.
C"en~s''''''''''''''' EDWARD COLLINS.
1876 Joan WILDLY.
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WOrlSinEmen and Peoples Union CandI
date and LiquoT-dealers AasDciation.-For Membs
II Third Assembly District BERNARD KlBRrlAN
consisting Of the 9th and sth wards. OF
Third Assembly District.
DAVID ID. EGAN
Has not declined. 1854
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RNNNNs--
81 Nicholas Cop,.
rhiletrn II. Hcit,
0tis d swnn.
Albert Mathews,
Huggns fluukesf,
Francis II. ByrnA
w cett 0uernsey, N. %,
james II. Bsakes,
natuei L. solomon,
Hen y MeigS Jrs
james 0histin.
LAWS Neslio,
John Ross,
Samuel 8. TIER. sr.,
Henry q. S.ebblns
Jonatban Thomp-oa,
Henry n Mcrris,a.
Banj. J. Bsrt
Stephen MsrTihseS,
A. n. Mead,
v las b. Winsna
John y. Diekinsoa.
Joseph L. Srence-
Mortimer W. Ha.itn-
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Tammnny Hall Democratic Republican
Regular Nomination. For Sheriff. WILLIAM III.
TWEED, H. ID. Livingston, J. J. Gumbieton Bee
retaIies County Convention A. ID. Rollins John
Hardy, Sect'ys Gen. Committee. Thos w. Adams,
Chairman County Convention. Elijah y. Purdy,
Chairman General Committee o20 Iissil0
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival OF tho Jura.
One Day Later from Europe.
COTTON STILL ADVA NCTNG.
Arrival Of tho Jura.


10Th ult., arrived OF this point this morning.
her dates are one day later than those already
n hand
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Tar Pdysrs Corty-tttee.
James W. BseSnss,
Ge rae r. 2 gas,
Ralph hcsd.
john Li,ingsion
Ee1ry J. Hst,
WIN. d. y edfgood,
Zebulen 9. KY,
eanutl WiLeis.
Bra iiah Jobr ssns
George 0risvold
JonAthan ". Ransom,
Isaac Adtisnos,
David Banks.
Silss Brown
Henry Chaunoey,
John q. Ha1ilaors
Jshn T. Jobnst-b,
william q. Rhinslar d.
james Hal Per,
Peter LrrillArd
David Hoadisy,
George bus.
Jonas O hiking
Edward X. Alburtis.
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Democratic Republican woriGinHmeu,s
Uaion Nomination. Our country and no partx
for Assembly, 9th District
..-.t EDwARD fALCoNKR,
The POD DsaaS fieaA, hangia d, uoa sIa.iSa
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's''ysIr, . " ,..all ..u. l,.3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
VIGILANCE Committees

Rlppp,-- n,viI tl,, ,,I,,,, N,l.,., ILL.,,
jacob %r,yox WI ''''''" " ''''''
Boccori,- -Wm p rGoLorso, c,n,u,
II. lehman. Christ Groom ''"' '"'''
Bcll-,j1,nes S,y,,o Ham, ,r,c,oo
,Jacoj Cam"Lcu ''"'' ~ INC
Boyr,-E,,and Fos phaio ,r;u.r
John ". KcyIcr. '''p '''''
HoGr,,d AI,,Io., r,,,oo It..r
D,Ie Brni Kn%n '''''' "'""'"
B,ady-DJ Larc,. TIo.,l Dr lie, wa
SON, Jacob Koon,l S,, 7' ''' " Z"
BurnsiJ.NInjm KIM or pooJo, U,;u
lam Eiuo Of JoLn n,%Su S,o,I '''
CIn,rG,II r.. I,n,a. ~ ,"'', r...
ci, Short DR. + \ W,I.on ~ ~ s'''' ! III
Chc,r-rhomn, G.niIny Wm "a W-or
rel. .Jobn SmroJ - -"
Curwru,,jlIr Ho -Ioyi. = pIoo,,
John MrNalI. Levi. N Innor,c ''"'
C,vircrm-.F + rnnI,im Him p...l
Ipo, !. picknd
u, ca,,r-Jobn TurLo. J,hn SL,,.
Is. {. bowman, '''' qua '
rar,,nson" 'l,,r,o.p Pan I,,,, r.l
David ( Wise " y" '''' - = '''' u.s.
F,y -I,,,ns lI.CI,rl,,I
CiIyrd--Dr i /, pnt,o, to,, r.,ln;.,
i,,ra, " S,a.rcr ''o'' '"''' '''
G,,Dcn-.I + SI,w f,,,, Gr,,,,r, /,
ID I;,,,.,.,,I '''''''' 80
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
Borough Ordinance.

SEC. |. b IL OrdVp,d By the Boyc,s and 7"uy
CourH otiic Boro,ah ~ N,,r lrtsbipyfop, oau
IL is hcr,by ord,uh0i by oatLoy9tg Of ,bc same
That from and aft + the passage Of this ordi
nance, any person m'pclSons riding, driving or
leading amy horse, mare ur gclding or leading
ur driving any mule. OK. COW. or other cattle, on
the foot walks, on being thereof legally convict.
ed in the form prescribed for protanc swearing,
shdlVay ino not exceeding ten dollars l6rthe
use of the borough.
SEC. >. Any person or persons exhibiting any
play, show, mountcbatk, ntgglcr, or any ether
exhibition, shall pay taNuo exceeding ten dol.
ngs asa license to exhibit tho same aud the fur
thcr sum Of twenty cent, for said license tax
10 be for the gse of the borough. Aud it is here
Jy made the duty Of the Bargcss to grant
such license il he thinks necessary, on the pay
meni OF the required tax and any person or per-
sons Icglccting or refusing to pay said tax, shall
not exhibit under the penalty Of twenty dollars,
iohc recovered IN like muuuer NJ n fine for Sab
bath breaking, and shall be dispersed as an un-
lawful asscmbHgc.
SEc 3. Any obstruction in the highway. or
any nuisance or offensive mater found on the
streets or walks in front Of, on in lot or lots the
person or persons leaving the same shall be mott
fed bytho High Constable, verbally or otherwise,
To remove the saIno within twenty. four hours
and on negecting or refusing to remove the same
IN u time specified the Iii gh Constable shall re-
move the same at the expense Of the person or
persons leaving the same--the cNporse Of which
shall be collected according to the general bor-
ough law. This section to apply to aleys AS well
Us streets. ADOPTED june 3, lS6l,
JOSEPH II, BBETH, Burgess.
Atest--JAooB A. BRGrH, Scc'y.
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PRIMARY ELECTION.
ELrcrroN-2>p SATURDAY OF AUGUST

We are aut; orizcd to announce Gen. Jane, II
Larrimcr. Of Ccarfcld, rs rlHltlIc for the
Legislature, subject to the action Of the Demo
,ratir part Y Of Clcaiicld county.
We are authorized to announce the name Of !
r. Reed Of Lawrence tp, for A,>o"iutc Judre
rccordns to the action OF the pcmoer1tic party
at the primary election, fF
We nrc authorized 20 announce the name Of
john j.. Ihomp.on Of CurwcH,vilIc. rs candi-
cato irr associate Judge subject to the action
Of the Deiuuc9ltic party at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
James Bloom, Of Bloom township. as u candidate
tor the office q. Assuciarc judge, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the primary
election.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
Josclh Coon. OF Lawrence tp.. Ne Candidate for
the Oflire of SHEuFT subject to the action OF the
Democratic party at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce thcuamc Of John
McG0ughey Of lawrence tp. Us candidate iol
Sheriff, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party at tn" primary ciccticn. .... ...
We are authorized 10 announce the name oil
Fan ucl Clyde, oy Law cnce tp., as candidat,
for the Office ci Sheriff, ,uhyet to the actio oI
the Democratic party at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name ot
Jacob Faust of Curwcnsvilc US candidate fol
the Office OF sheriff, subject to the action of the
Democratic party at the primary election.
We are authorised to announce tho name Of
Conrad Baker Of Knox tp., as q Candidate, foI
county Commissioner, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party ut the primar y election.
Wcare Authorised tn anaounce the name Of
VIA r. johnson, Of Pom township, rs Candi.
date FOR county Treasurer subject to the action ul
the Democratic party at The primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name q
Joseph Shaw, Of Lawrence township, as a "a ndi'
late fGg the Office of County Treasurer, at tn en-
suing election subject to the action Of the Dem
ocradc party, at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
Isaac Kline OF Bradford tp, ns candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the notion Of the
Democratic party at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
a. ierpc of Brady tp., as ca ndidate for Count Y
AUDITOR subject TO the action OF the Democratic
patty at the primary election.
VIC are authorized to announce the name OF
JACOB W. Campbell, Esq, Of Bell township. as a
canaldaie Tor the Office of County Commissioner.
Sn0Ject TO the action fthe Democratic rarty at
the primary election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
NEW REMEDIES FOR
s SPERMATORRUEEA

) Z Z I N 4 To Il L II q Z 4.
I owARD A 'SocIArON, PHILADELPHIA, Bcn.
l i croi,1 hstjtuijou ,.tabH.Lcd by special En-
d,,rmcn for N" ,riict' at hr Sick oad Distres.cd.
UHictcd rtb Iioicm oHd CLroajc Disrus.s, and
'specioHg .torhc Cure ot Diseases Of the .SeruQt
OtyoUs.
MEplrM ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon
NAIrABLT REPoHTs on SperE atorrhoa, and
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, aud on the
NHw REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
on three S.amps for postage acceptable. Address
Dr. J. SKILLEN lOrGnrON, Howard Association
No. =. 5. Ninth st., Philadelphia. 29my ly.
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THINGS TO BE RElI IEMBERED.

hnDr that Dr. Bort
lre physIi
Qmr
arecni- utoanoi
ErDp' Su TIA Grl tin the
%" that citizens cluntcl
Dr l,ut tod amicol.
rrd out
''"", mat 9r .
q ccn his etir rooms
lousanle
to hin
lscui n
profess
al from those cwitp t,cr
h
Gs r his
DR. Dor william ateach
oa, Il the ia tuuint
u al lahacr
Mny2a -.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

4 HNtNINTNATU NUTICE.-Letters
II of Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
CHARLOTTE WEAVER. late Of Brady town
ship, Clear. cid county, deceased, all persons in
debtcd 10 snid estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same Fill present them duly authenticated for
settlement. GEO. KNAER, ir
May lj ct. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

.CAUTION.-Al persons are hereby con,ion-
~ ed against purchasing, or meddlinr i'm anv
way with the following described prSpertv
cows, two year old hoilers, ) hogs. and Il scres
Of grsin in the ground, now in possession Of
John Laborde, Jr., of Union tp.
{ June 1sh 1851
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4 SgiCgaItUIas sTair.

The "ClcaIIicId County Agricultural Society
will hold il ,cccnd annual tGr upon the Gir
ground near the horough or Clcarfcld ON the
ltb, lclh, l7,h and lSth days Of OCTOBER
NEXT.
Tue ground. are now bc'ug put in good order,
and the accommodations enlarged for the. conye
nicncc Of exhibitors aud visitors. A prcmium
.,stwiIl shortly be published.
RICHARD SHAW, q. Il. BARRETT.
JOSIAH 4. REED JNO. McGtUGHEI
WM. MBWDE,t |,| t-
Jane ~ o. Executive COMMITTEES
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
Executors Notice.

I ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been
i granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
LEVI COFFIN, latc of Kartllaus township. Clear
field county, decd, all persons kRo~ing them
selves indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make imrt oSiat- I."yu.o,.t. and tho.,o having
claims asainstit 1t will present them duly authcn,
ticated for settlement.
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listen to Che Voice of Truth and Reason ami p,

car
the well Sertc
dronh
unlh therefor
"ch have
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4 DMINI~rRAToRS NOTICE.--Notc

tls hereby given that letters Of Atmiui,tra.
tlon have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate Of jacob kicrchncr, late Of Morri.
township deceased. All Pcrsons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment without de-
lay aud those having claims against the .am,
will present them duly authenticated ior s,l,lc.
menL JOHN b, klLAR,
Jun.26 Gtpl. Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

tNu IION.--All persons are hereby caution
Yea against purchasing or bartcri for ty,
certain promisSory notes, given TO --- John
son, respectively dated on the 2jth Of MAY last
Iuc s,H GioGths after date one calling for $2i
and the other for $50 ~ I am determined moi
to pay thcs me unless compelled by law, as I
have never received value for the same.
/, JOHN McCORD.
B"ggs tp., Jun.26- 1861 81 -pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

voted 10 iurnishln. the new ChUcl now crpct
ing, Inc public generally are invited to attend
y ''''..''' '"''
MAN KILLED. 60 On last Friday night
Faboutyo'clocka man was shot On the
De''e'on'e ana Er'o 'urnP'N'' one hlIe
e's' ci 'he 'DlocN Mo'h'noH -under
'"e io'"" '"s circumstance "''''o'
'""1 "'' ~, sou 'o''' " "a" ABOUT l7
ye"so' 'S'' "''"S "' ,"e "'''r M'I'''
"e" o"' IL '"o evening" 10 "n'cn '''
uee' .s", '", '''', ''M'' " tn' 'o' ''s@ aShor'
''''a'''' ''o'" '"o "'' i''No III 'Ae point
80" -, - '','' ''''' ''"' us son |"
sa,''' : 0'USs'"S o' "a" ROAD, me BOY
"s'sn "'I.'," y. 90 S0.''e '''l'' VINE" he 'a"
-. '''', " "o""' ''""'F y"u''
s'''' "''' '''57 Il" 'uv ''"o "n'c'. ne
.s - - W w y w. - once '''N
"PH '''' ''' II co. ',''' ~ "'S'' , ere"
~" '''' ,''''''''' ''''r''S''''S' ''"' o'.
- ''''' ~ o' 81 ''oN ''''' '''' oo-
''''' a. us music '''' ,"N'n '"F o'r'
II . Il
who As soon as the ,.un cy,ck.J c,o.
running toward tine how with ,ro,, ,,,id
'9 ''"''" '"' ~! ".''' great 'ap'o
~ -, a,.in ,,,,2' ~" ''r;. T"'' ''''
..- ~ '''''0 '',''' ~ upon
c 1' ~ "'9' ",'' mac" o'"'n'u
% "r 80 !, - '','''' VINO come out oI 'h'
"9oNr, anu lIt Two lntll went ND 10 the
" VI. '"' s''uh1' ne N''' "s'"
'H, '' ~ "','S '"'"i"''''S severe" the
!'sss''@a' 80 '''' l''' 'N1'S "oN '"|'" came ""'
J'', - ''S '''' s''"u'"'I' nc '''"'i
80 49, II 1t '"'' ',''''" ''' '.'''"' S""
% 80 W "l' ''''' ''''''''' III '"'''''! !"
-" =, , '"' 's''''"'
,"' " ''''' "'' '''"''s'' anu no
'a '"' ~ ,'o''' o" us person L
,'s"s ''. ''''''r "'S name or residence
A'a'i y N''' 'o"'n'"'" ohly KNIFE 'n@
snTp P''cc CT '"odeco' ne was SIX treI
wv VII ss',ss''V'' "i2" "I mus c"''t 'nIld, had
very piicN h''', >a'Io" complexion, ,h""vy
MI ! n,rr,.r i, ,on,n, r,,,,i. .I'
down .. fine ri,y,, .iIc =, ii. ,;7,, ~ ,,' '
lIe.LaoJ t,i.I, nose Lra.l Eli Eli, = NM,
-, .o,,' Ita,.' L,,,', I ,', '''''' ',"'
,,,;,,r sso 9V '''"
~ s.,,,.,... ,,;,, ,,,,, ,,,, T.
u,, -, we
in Arm,ar,ug county, at least man fill
ing Inc same Description aud MAXIM
zach Representations passcdthro .gh Miles
burg on Friday about noon, others who
saw Elm after he was shot, Thought him
tobe.a man, who, about the 18th of June,
passed through philip>burg driving sheep
but nothing positive has been accr;aincd
ne."as ''''eu u I"'''l'Sourg Oh IN-'
oa9path'
From the above description, We ar
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APPOINTMENTS.

tLAEiQN, t Cluks IIolo, from the
,IN> =, Nhumcr Hotel, June Ist Sr. l. ~
lhe House itandL
md
~ Hotel jane
aitGtI,S h Morrison. ioto, hand
M INl
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CHAIRS or ALL KINDS,
DIR. J. w. POTTER.

PhySCian and Surgeon, has permanently
locatedat Lccontes Mills, Girard township, OF
fers his professional services 10 the surrounding
community May 3, lsCI.
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LEVER ILLEGAL,
Justice Of the peace

'"''TNO VI 0'IN VV"NC
Luhcr,lurg ClcalGcld CO, ra., will
attend promptly TO al business entrusted to hi,
care. lie also inform, the public that be keeps
constantly on hand at his shop, general as
sortment OF Saddles, Brides, Harness and
whips, which he will sell on reasonable trcms.
Anril L 1871
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4 TTENTION.--The Centre Hill Guards
~ will meet for parade dfil on the rour,u ur
July next at the Bradford Churc at 10 o'clock,
M. general invitation il extended to tn.
nHghborms cumpanies. iy order Of the CAPITA in
Jun"6 Il Thos. NJ. HOLT q s
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IENTAL CARD.

4 ". SMiTE offers his professional services
~ to tte iniies and Gentlemen Of Clear
held aud riairily. All operations performed
with neatuess ara Gssr -:ch. Being familiar
with all the late imYrcy'-s1ts, he is prepared to
make Artificial Teeth in the best manner.
Office in ShaU's new row
sept t'h, is1>. ly.
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(HAIRS !! CHAIRS!!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUYrl

NN' AZ LIE LIME III bU :.
Ihc undersigned has now hand, at his Fur
nIture Rooms on Market st., Clcarield, Pa.
short distance west of litzs Foundry, largo
stock of
CHAInS OF ALL KINDS.
manufactured out Of the bsst mutcrialr, finished
IA very superior manner, aud which he will sell
L0WFOR CASH, His long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
are made in u substantial aud workmanlike man
ner, and will stand the test Of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should call at once
and get them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. J2HN TROUTMAN.
Mar. 21-1aSl-if
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PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,

DAY UP Noiice is hereby given that the
II Books Of Dr. u. T. Akely, lately of era
hampton, aad also the Books OF the late Dr. Hen
ry Lorraine, are now in the possession Of the sub
scriber for immediate collection, and all persons
interested will please trke notice.
Clearicld, Juuo ~, 1861. WM. PORTER