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EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

EFFECTS OF 6ECE6SlON.
Last fall just when our people began to feel
confident hopes Of better times In consequence VI
the large COPS raised in the est, Secession raised
its Obstructive head and Ut once blasted all such
hopes. Instead ai rising, the price Of all kinds Of
m,rchands e went down, which was only the be-
ginning Of . declining scale, and at this time
Duke L Barrett are actually selling Boots and
Shoes for loss than they cost year ago. And nm
der the influence Il such times they both work on
the bench, 20 as al once TO insure good it., coed
work and sducc the expenses and consequently
the prices II their goods.
They have the beet selection CT raw material
brought THE city, and invite all persons de-
sirous Of having Boots and shoes made TO Gall and
examine their stock before leaving their orders
| elsewhere, At the sign II the big Boot No. IS
MAin-ft. Imch2sd]
sugars.
An HLDS. now receiving. all purchased lately
III At thu low prices, and for sale very low BY
by KELLOGG 4 BiHGE,
mhf3 So Main-st. \
MOIaSSeS.
en- BBLs. Plantation and Sugar House. in bbls.,
w bbls. and Kegs, for sale by
KELLOGG BIRGE,
mills sS Main-st.
Coffee.
IN BAGS irt received and isr snle Low BY
OV KELLOGG 4 BIkGE,
mhls IS Main-...
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HDHEe0 adde's AR0
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H10s&eG3bGSs
100 SACKS f'' Z, ssLs L. :. ! a.sas.
mills 60 M.in-st.
| AyIAuAne knnxn
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LEGAt. NabI ICE.

To r. I. Kobb
Won are hereby notified that there Is now on lie
j In the Office u the Clerk VI the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, At keokGk, petition Of Hi
ram Barney claiming Of John shores. the rum Oh
eight hundred and forty -four 4o-l0O dollars with
to per cent. Interest per annum, pay able annually
a. money due on = mortgage made by said Shores
Barney, dated October IT, 1853; also claiming
against you and the o her defer dants tho fore.
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine 81 in Block number thirteen isl
In the City of keUKuk, Ice County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, and further asking for = sale oil
said premises and general relief ------
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon of thr It day of she next
term OF said Court, to commence at keokuk on the
first Mondsy Of September. AID. 1851 default will
be entered against you the petition taken by you
confessed. and decree rendered the ~ prayed
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, lS6l-1m Pltf'e Att'ys.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
u n 49, N

To John harris, susan Maltby, L. b. Maltty,
" ~ Rrnxn Ian n-:atar. Las e ,--:.s- ::
iDvfendants
VoU sre hereby respectively not fed that Their
i IL now on Gle in the Clerks Office IT The Dis
irict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ keokuk, PEE
sition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
fort closure Of mort gage against said john liarri
above named, for the sum u Thee Hnrdrsd ard
Fifteen ard 2 100 Dollars, Noh ten per interss,
from the Dat day OF Drce mhcr, 1859, and special
asd general execution against John Harris, and
~ against ali said defendants above named.
PRAYING also for the foreclosure Of = mortgsg
given 10 Charles Nsson, upon lots one iii ~.
i2,) block t122) il Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. the
sale Of szi mUtgagsd premises 10 pay "a said deb,
the extlrguishnent II ali equity If redemption
therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Ot you are Lofided 20 appear
and answer tsid petition the morning u tbs
Ae0eud day n the next term VI said Court. tn b
holden on the 6rst Monday of September, lSoi ol
judgment and decree will Lc had therein ~ prayed
for BY d<fsuit.
II. SCOTT lowell,
May 8, 1851 dim Solicitor for PetiopeT.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF low Al

TlY virtue OF special execution to me directed,
Jissucd by the Clerk Ut the District Court of said
county, IN favor of Hiram Barney and sgainst
John Daugherty land also decree against Nancy
Daugherty, Michael Eushy, II. d, Wood~ ard 4
CO.. Losins, Fisk Co tickien Lucas, South
worth. Miller Co. A. HiDe Co., Bowen,
Cowell Co.. and George Ponroy, dwight Dnrkce
and w. b Benton, losing the firm OF Pomroy.
Benton 4 Co., A. Ilosmer, N. r. sharts, State Il
Iowa,) have levied upon and will sell TO The
highest bidder. nj tho door Of the Clerks Once Of
the District Courttf Lee County, Iowa, ut Keok nk
~ said county, on the 18th Jay VI Nag. A. d. 1861
between the hours Of a.el.ek .. N. ard o'cioc i
p. N. # said day lcommeneng It 10 o,cl Ok am. y
the following property, to.~it: the sousherly sids
nne-haif [A]0f hot nins ~ IN Block forty fva,
[44],iA Nxsonss Upper Addition 10 ksokuk. Lex
csunty ard State VI Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order Of
Court 10 satisfy sHid writ ef execution.
keokuk, April 9Th, 1861.
Ii. H. GRIFFITH.
a8 Sheriff OF Lee County.
ap13d1m by J. b. knight, Deputy.
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g8ssa SA1LR1r DAAE.
STATE or IOWA, as.
Leo County. 80
Rl virtue u . special execution to me directed
- issued by the Clerk of che District Court Ut said
CouptyY in favor Of Hiram Barney and against
i hn Daugherty, tand also . decree against Nancy
Daugherty, Michael Bushv. H. D. Woodward /
Go. Loring, Fisk 4 Co., Eickisa a Lucas, senth
WORTH. n,Iier 4 Co., 4. Hins c., aDswen,
coweli Co.. and George Pomroy. Dwight DuIkse
and W. y. Bcntoni competing thu frm q Pomroy,
Benton Co., 4. Hoamsr, N. P. STARTS. State u
Iowa. have levied upon and VIII sell 70 the high
est bidder, at the door Of the Clerks Ofce OF the
Dstfjss Gcure VI lea @ unity. 10 ~ - keSAqk 4
SAID 3suAty. 0n t6s 18th day Of Nay, r. u. 1851
hetween the hours Of 3 clock .. n. end O,elock
p. "a. ofbstd Day, Commanding = ~ clock >. n.
the following property 20 wit: the northerly sida
ope-hsH Of s.ct of Isl ID Block fort, -fouf t4l
In Nas0u's Upper Addition 80 Keokuk IN the conn.
" Of Lee and stats Ut lows. 4
Taken, lssisd upon and 10 BE sold BY order oil
Court 10 - tiafyssld ~ IL OF sxecution. s6 AA
Keokuk, April 9TH, 1861. ssf'
III. n. GRIFFITH,
ss sheriff OF Lee County.
apl3dlm ~ by u b. knight, Deputy.
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THE SIN GER
SEWING MACHINES
In ORDER 10 PLACE THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES I'm THE
WORLD
Within the reach OF all we have reduced our
Letter 4, or TTansrerss Shuttle Machines,
Utfh Hemmer,)
Beautifully ornsmented. to $50.
THESE LETTER MACHINES
Contai n Recent Valuable Improve-
mcmaS.
We would ask them before purchasing else.
whero) the special attention OF Vest makers,
Dress ma kers and II who wa mt Machines for light
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No. l&9 Standard Shuttle maehile,
both of VI ry general application and capacity, and
popular the family and anuiactory. Prices
reduced, respectively from $l35 and $50 to $40
and 600.
SINGER No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CRIME,
For Carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, ti25.
The Singer Machines
Make the inteIl0cked aiiieh, which Is HE bert
stitch known. They are of great speed, easily uD.
dcrstood, smpr III sfrncture, of great durs blity,
adapted to the heaviest and iightest goods, IN
ished IN the mast perfsci inner, and may be used
for several ears without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Thinning, DC, will do
work earn more MONEY, ard ID cheaper than those
of any other maker As gilt.
We have slwayson hand HEMMIN0 dAUG ES,
SILK ny ISL, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
ON spooLs, Rest MACHINE Oils bottles, 80.
CHICA q "a GENCY No. so Clark-sI.,
SHERMAN ucnse.)
VA Letters for The Above Agency should be
Adcressed ~. m. SIN & Err 4 co.,
J NJ. B LII N @ s, Agent for Keokuk, Iowa.
Va All persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES their sises, prices, work.
ing capacities and the best methods Ut purchasing,
can obtain it by sending Ter copy Of
I'M. singer = Cots GAZETTE,
Which ia beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted to The subject. ---~---
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
8s
4. M. SINGER 4 Co..
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To Ia ior Biou. William 7 lHlow snd Henry 7.
BLOW. partners under the arm name and ~ 10 Of
Chsflcss, Blow Co.
You are hereby notified that there IL now on
1 Glein the c1hce Of the CLERK Of the District
Court OF Ice County, Iowa, ~ Keokuk, verified
petition Of :, Lpfsystte Carts, elaimips Of you
the sum Of two hundred and air and 95-lcO dollars
With III per cent. per annum interest thereon
From prsa l6th. l06 ], - : promissosy note Nse-
name Of date February l1th, 1861; said petition
also pray ing for writ u attachasnt ~ provided
by law.
Now, therefore, anlsss you appear and answer
20 Tie September term, 1851, 10 DON rcnce on the
4rss huutsy.0f september. a. D. 1881, Judgment
WI = .fendsrtd sgaiAst yes - ptayed Tor in
said petition.
9e' CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
April ~, 1881 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ye.k !.
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1HAV6NG AALOON.
L. DeREU011 has moved into the room
u - fernsrly Secupted ~ OhmeT, On I'd IT. s1
shhvin. spd Lair cstsiss Sens With nsatssas
AsAp1fs4s room n nttsd W for Ladies' and Child
Customers ars inyisedsts san.
Mchkd Ia A III #s4s
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lment,
MAIN .sT., BETwEEN 4lh anA xaA,
Nexs aser - & ra1er. Iyvvtn 4 CO.
WOULD xcapsatfally inform ny friends and the
j citixAns ssasEally thai have > neet stosk Of
CLOTHS sAND v1svsNGs,
And - psepsrsa 70 At ont AN ny old esssSmev-
AMI ~ 4sny nep obi - may WiAh 70 pAtTonise
me, In thG ffst and most approved fashion.
ApfiR1 -. sssA JOHN FRAZER
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NA-Al persons requiring information ahou
SEWING MACHINES their sises, prices. work
ing cspaci ties and the best methods Ut purchasing
can obtain 1t by sending Ter copy Of
I'M. singer q Cots Gazette,
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Contributions to Volunteers

All persons wishing to make con,ribu'
Mon: to the members oft "Washingtor
Cadeis," now in ViFginis-which may
: end to add to their comfort o. relieve
(heir wants are Informed that regular
Depot for such articles has been estAb-
)ished at the residence of John McPher-
bon, Esq, where special care will be taken
|of them, and from whence they will be
forwarded at regular intervals-the frs,
consignment to be made on the first ot
January next.
Persons wishing TO send articles 10 their
Friends in other companies in front oi
Washington can do SO through the same
channel.
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rRAND JURORS, FOR JANUARY

4 NRAND JUKOKs, FOR JANUARY
VI TERM 1862.
Bradford. Thomas Rose Daniel Graham.
Brady. Henry ioas, John Carlilo, Elijah Smi.
ley, Henry Goodlandcr.
Burnside Elliott King.
Clcarfeld, y. W. Snyder, DR.. JEFF. Liu, J. IL
Hiburn.
Chest. Samuel Str-w.
Curwensvills. Jno. McNaul.
Coyington. Samuel Bradford.
Decatur Daniel Kephart, John Baughmau.
Ferguson Jacob Gibson.
Girard. Alex. Murray.
Gulich. X. C. Graham, Geo. Hegarty.
karthaus. Wm. White.
Knox. Price A. Rowles George Erhard,
Morris. Jno. Z. Hockenberry James Potter.
TRAVIS JURORS.
Beccaria. Amssa j. Smith, John Lit1.
Bell. Michael Sunderlin.
Boggs. Frank d. Campbell John Beish.
Bradford. David Holt los. Winery.
Brady. W. Porter DIR. Geo. Wilson, J. NJ.
Armagsst, David Mckinney, S. r. Lobaugh
Ella, Long. Fred. Holepetcr.
Burnside. Wash. Garner, John Miles, John
Riddle, John Suuderlin.
Clearfed. Edwin Cooper.
Curoinsville. Henry Saltsbaugh, Daniel Cham
bers.
Covington. F. f. Coutriet, John Ru,er
Decatur. John Shaw, David Goss.
Ferguson. Josiah Henry, A. J. Jami.on.
Girard. Jas. Mcclellan, Abrsm Kyler, J. b.
Bronwell.
Gulich. Wn. Nevling, Samuel Fulkerssn.
Graham. Daniel Wilhelm.
Huston. Josiah Washburn. J. s. Apksr.
Jordan. Enoch Wise. Robt. Hunter.
Lawrence. Taylor Rowles, John Moore.
Lumber City Anthony Hiles.
Morris. q. X. Dillen.
New Washington. Jscsb A. Breth, ]. II
Byers.
Penn. Nile, S. Spencer, James Clark.
Pike. johnson Holden, j. X. Caldwell.
Dec. is, 1881.
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II nEGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notice.

ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notce, is here
II by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me. and remain
filed Of record in this office for the inspection Of
heir', legntees, creditors,apd all others in any
other way interested and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court Of Clearfeld county, to
be held at the Court House, in the borough of
Clearfeld, commencing on the ID Monday Of
Jan 1862, fcrconirmation and allowance:
The account of John Mckee and Joseph Mckee
Executors of the last win and Testament of
Thomas Mckee Of Burnside Township Clear
field county deceased.
The account Of George Rrhsrd and Lewis Erhard
Administrators Of all and singular, the goods
and chattels, rights and credit which were of
Christian ErhRrd late Of the Township Of Knox
in the County Of Clearfeld. deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Dec. II, 1851 Register
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NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders ofthe Philipsburg and Waterford
Railroad Company will be held at the Office Of the
Secretary in the Borough OF Clearield, on the
2nd Monday Of January 1852, for the purpose of
electng one President and twelve Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
Attest, g. r. BARRETT, President
l.. J GRAMS, Secretary.
Dec. ll,6l.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge of the Court Of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District, com.
posed of the counties Of Clearfeld, Centre and
Clnton--and the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
J. d. THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of CIearfeld
county have issued their precept, to me direct.
ed. for the holding of a Court of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court. Court Of Quarter Sessions. Court
of Oyer and Terminer, and Court of General Jail
Delivery, a: Clearheld, in and for the county oil
Clesrfed, on the
% Monday il3h day) Of January ncrt, in
the Lsurt House
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, TO the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace. snd ConstableS,
in and for said county Of Clearfed to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records,
Inquisitions, Exami nations and other Remem-
brances, to do those things which to their officers,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done
GIVEN under my hand ut Clearfed, this llth
day Of Dec, in the year of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sxty-one.
y. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
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eM-0ur latest information from Wash
ing,on indicates that the radical Abolition
lists are moi yet to have things their own
way; that they cannot yet carry any Of
their extreme measures that the Cam-
eronian policy cannot yet be sustained =
but on the contrary, that majority OF
Congress, with the aid of the Democrats,
can be brought to sustain something like
the policy recommended by Mr.. Lincoln
ln bis message. Sc far, 40 good.
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THE NEWS.
channel.

By an arrival at New York we have the
first news of the manner in which the ar
rest OF MessIs Mason and Slidell was re-
ceived in England. II caused much ex-
citement in both Liverpool and London,
and public meeting was forthwith con-
ycncd in the latter city, at which much
Iindignation was at first manifested, which
however. gave way to suggestions to wait
until they saw what the proper authorities
though. of the matter. The London
TimrS was rather mild and cautious, whilst
the Nors, and other Journals, we're very
Indignant.
LATER.-By the arrival OF the Europa at
| Halifax on the 18th inst, We have Lon.
don dates TO the Goth ult. The action Of
| the British Cabinet is war-like in the
highest degree. The London Times says
that the Council had decided that the
secure Of Mason and Sli dell was clear
violation of National Law, and that Spe
cial messenger should be despatched TO
Washington with instructions to Lord
Lyons to demand reparation, and in case
of refusal, to demand his passport"
Heavy armaments were fitting out for
Canada; and the export of powder, salt.
peter and other ingredients for the man
uiaoture Of ammunition. was prohibited
by order of Privy Council.
The War News is not important. The
city of Charleston was reported to have
been burnt to ashes to prevent its falling
INTO the hands of the Federal army; but
later adyices lead to the belief that it was
only visited by a severe confagratior, but
whether the result of accident or design is
not known.
There are some indications of fight in
Kentucky between the rebels under Gen.
zollikohei and the federal forces under
Gen. Shoef.
The reported victory Of Parson Brown
low at Morristowp, Tenn, is contradicted.
Nothing important from Missouri. Gen
Price was advancing Northward, and ref
ugees were focking to ST. Louis-for the
support Of whom contribution of $4,000
was levied upon the disloyal citizens Of
that city, by order of Gen. Halleck
All quiet in front of Washington and
along the Potomac-witL some indications
OF aggressive movements. A private, ma.
med Wm. II. Johnston, belonging TO the
Lincoln Cavalry, attached to Gen. Frank
Inns Division. was executed on Friday last
for desertion. Twelve men were detailed
for the purpose. At the word, eight fired,
when Johnston fell on his coffin-wonnd"
ed, but not dead-when the remaining
four fired and finished the fatal work.
Two Regiments-Col Murrsy's and Col.
Lewis'-now a, Harrisburg, are under or
ders to march for Romney, Va. They will
go by way Of Bedford and Cumberland.
1t is reported that several vessels are
being fitted out at New York as privateers,
to depredate upon the commerce Of Eng
land, France and Spain, and to sail under
letters of marque and reprissl issued by
the Government of Mexico.
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MARRiED-on Thursday the 18th instant
by VIM. A. Bloom, Esq, Mr.. Hosea Ereherd Of
Knox township to Miss Martha J. Bloom o.
Pike township.
DiED--In Beccaris township on satur day
the 7th instant Mrs. Martha Steward wife Of
Joseph Steward formerly of Centre county, aged
53 y ars months and is days
&R- Centre Papers plsase copy,
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PRICES REDUCED !

GOAL! COAL!--M. C0NLBY announces
~ that he has reduced the price Of his superi-
or COAL to suit the times, and will henceforth
furnish itat THREE AND A HALF cents per
bushel at the Bank, and FIVE AND A HALF
cents delivered. Will be delivered by Mr. jas.
Leavy. NJ CJNLEf.
Clcarfeld, Dec. II, 1861.
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bur children,

ua-Godey's Queen of Magazines fol
January 1862 has been on our table this
Two weeks, filed with pretty and use ful
Embellishments, and the choicest litera,
lure. See prospectus.
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aea.Col. BARR, of the Pittsburgh Post,
i entitled to our thanks--at least for his
kood intentions-altho' his early copy
bf the Presidents message was four days
behind time. No fault OF yours, Colonel.
AInv Me have hetter luck next time.
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nA.It will take 1868 ZOO, 900 to

"sh1it VIII VdKe SUo,VVV,UUU 70 pay The
interest on the National debt after july.
1863. The "lree soil" must indeed pro-
duce abundantly If the people of this
country do not find themselves involved
in national indebtedness to degree that
will eat up their substance Cor generations
to come. What blessing free insti,u.
tions are-snder Republican r7.is.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-18

seA. Petersoa's Magazine Tor January 1862
perfect model Of art. No lady should
,e without it. For terms, &c, see our pa.
II the 9th ult.
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nrtu advertisements.

OsT.-The subscriber lost, or mislaid, a
IL Promisory Note dated Sd December. 1861
calling for $50; signed Jacob Maurer, Jpo, Briel
payable to the order Ct John Curcy. All per.
sons are cautioned against negotiating said note
and suitable reward will be given to any person
returning tho same to me- JOHN CUKLEY.
COvingtOn tp., Dec 1851
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CTRAY MARE.-Came to the premise, Of
y the subscriber in Karthaus tp. about the llth
December, Dark IRON GRAY MARE-blind.
about 10 hands high aud supposed to be about s
years old. The owner is desired to come forward,
prove property, DC, otherwise she will be dispes-
ed Of according to law. WIN. ii. MICHAELS.
karthaus tp., Dec. is, 6l.
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is nm tfcnce for which there is no excuse Will
DIR. WIN. B HURD's
MOUTH WASH.

can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad breath
greatly to the annoya nee and often to the dis
gust of those with whom they come in contact
without being conscious fthe fact. To relieve
yourself from all fears regarding this,
USE DR., WIN. HURD'S MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness of the mouth is of great Importance
to the general health which is often affected and
not unfr;quentiy seriously impaired, through
want of proper attention to this subject.
USh DR.. WM HURD'S MOUTH WASH
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office, No. II
Fourth Street Brooklyn, Il D.
Price 81 Cents Per Bottle.
liberal discount made to dealers,
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TPIBUNE
BUILDINGS, No.l, SPRUCE ST. NEW YORK
SOLD by Caswel., Meck d Co, Fifth Ayenu,
Hotels j. d |. Coddington, us Broadway; D.
y. Barnes, 20? BroGdway, and by all Druggists
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WANTED. - The Printers want WOOD
I'D COAL, to keep them from freezing,
WHEAT. CORN, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,
OATS, and MEAT, as an antidote Tor
starvation, and little CHANGE mixed
With them, to enable US to buy clothes for
bur children.
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NOTICE.-Notice is her

TNbCUTOR'S NOTiCE.-Notice is here
II by given that Letters Testamentnry, on the
estate of JACOB G0SS, late of Decatur town
ship, deceased, have teen granted to the under.
signed. All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
ha wing claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement
ABRAM Goss, EHr'
Dec. II '6l CT
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received by the seheol Directors OF Penn
owpshp, until Saturday the 4th day ofJanusry
Is6?, for building a SCHOOL HOUSE at or near
bsiley's Cross Roads--COntrnctors to find al
bsterials. Plan and specifications may be seen
"a ". s. Porters, up to that time.
Dee.ll-lsGl.n W. 5. PORTER, Sec.
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F u R NIT U II Z ROO MS.
BENNER & BARRETT

Eespectfuly announce to the public that they
have completed and are now occupying their new
furniture wurc.rooms, fronting On the Market
Lot and nearly opposite tho Court Uosss.
Cabinet making will DO carried on iu the up
per story of the same building in all its
DIFFERENT BRANCHES.
All kinds of furniture will bo kept constantly
on hands aud sold cheap for cash or exchsnge
for country produce, or Lumber to suit the busi-
ness
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-18

I1OOO WORTH OF STORE GOODS
D blOOO are offered for Cousty 0rders BY
'D.o.l II W. SMITH & co.