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Il OTIo Z {.

IN
! hereby constitute and appoint FRANCIS
VINCE my agent to keep DARKROOM aud
RESTAURANT, In the city of Richmond, ON the
Of i5th and Cary streets to buy and sell for
cash only IL. G.. DELARUE
Richmond, March 2lst, 1851. nh g2-2wa
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CpRING CLOTHING-SpRING CLOTH.

- ING .-DARRACOTT, HARRIS co. are
receiving their Spring stock OF Clothing, which
II very desirable, and will be sold lower prices
than they have ever been able to sell the same
quality before, nd would invite their friends and
Inc public generally 10 call and look for them
selves Their stock Is entire embracing all
Goods usually found in Clothing establishments,
cut aud made in the very best manner. Call, III
Won wish good Goods 1t low prices, at No. liz Main
street, DARRACOTT, HARRIS & Co.
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NyOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN Us will please present them; aud those par
ties who are indebted to US will please come for
ward and settle cir accounts AS early as posi-
ble, AS we are anxious 10 close up eur matters as
mi, isIts POTTS, FARLEY 4 co,
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ID FAD JETER,
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO
WHEAT, CORN, &C., and respectfully solicit
consignmsnts.
They are prepared to make liberal advance
ments on produce In hand N q. READ,
nll sa-im WM JErER.
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w o DIV o D.
A constant supply of
OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
70 2l-ts A. s. LEE.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-SeasOned and under
~ shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't.
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By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
l. SHOES AND HATS.-WilI be sold at auction,
at 10 o'clock, lot of Furniture, Stoves, &c; Dry
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, SC; Whisky,
Brandy, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, cigars. ac.;
Painted Buckets, Tubs and Washboards; Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
ap3 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be SOLD, at auction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment Of atches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale to commence at 7 O elk p n.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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AA LEFT MY HOISE, on Union HlII, on
GM Friday, 18th March, NEGRO BOY, named
CA WAsHINGroS, called WASH He is about
~ eight years of age, black color, and seems
.sz2-> confused when spoken TO. Any person
leaving Information Of his whereabouts at this
office, will be literally rewarded.
4 Ahtk lanes W IERSER
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WOOD, COAL, &c.


(tOKE-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ will be, until further notice, as follows
Lump Coke, So 50 per load.
Stove Coke, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 +" Z"
ap Pts JOHN J. wERTH, Agent.
Al CORDS DRY OAK w 90 Don the
HI wharf, for sale by A s. LEE,
NH It's On thu Dock
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Ia &25 REWAkD.-Kanawav from nv
GE farm Long Row, Hanover county, about
On the sth of January, NEGRO MAN, named
~ PETER BROWN, about 81 years old of a
* dark brown color, with a scar ono side
OF his neck; also small one on his knes; very
long legged. and upwards Of elk feet high. The
above reward will be paid, il delivered 10 me, or
secured in Jail.
n,h9 m J.
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Sl1l0 HILLS. CINCINNATI COMMON
api WA. WALLACE SONS. .
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n KUNAW Or HIkE, AN y "a De
~ ELIZABETH Is about IS years OF age; GIN
-ESM 2erbread color; has dark splotcnes on her
<&ksV face; bushy hair; catches in speaking; me-
rEkss. dium size, and is often drunk. She left on
the ZSd March, with a sms IL mi -can-had on dark
calico dress aud bonnet, much worn-suppose she
is harbored on Shockoe Hill. A liberal reward
will be paid for her delivery to me.
FOR HlRE-A good TOBACCO STEINER.
FOR SALE-Several beautiful BUILDING LOTS.
HEZ. G. ARCHER.
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TEy.S T-ayD FOR SALE Or FY-
RUNAWAYS.

q TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
q Runaway from the subscriber, on Monday,
-EtA LIST April, NEGRO w ON A n named
A0NANCY, calls herself NANCY WERN Err.
g.. Said woman is about thirty five years of
age, rather above the medium size of women,
light gingerbread color, dowucaat lock when
spoken to, upper front teeth out, broad full face,
and finger next to the little finger on the left hand
lurking about the city, "a she has sister living
at the Clifton House, and some acquaintance iiv-
ing at Brackets Tavern. She may have made
her escape 10 Fredericksburg, she came frnm
that place, and has mother living there. | will
in Richmond. Zap 3-!t*l X. II. HIGGINS.
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Aa COMMITTED TO JAIL As A RUN
or AWAY Was committed to the jail Of the
IA corporation Of the city of Norfolk, the
~ I'd day Of January, 1891, Negro Man VIM
-Na JOHNSON. The said negro man is i've feet
three inches high, aud weighs about lbs pounds;
has one scar on right arm above his elbow; light
complexion: about thirty years Old:
Had on whom committed to jail, black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he was
THOS. j. CORPREw,
NH 16-ew Sergeant CITY Norfolk.
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" RELL's CASSIMEkES - YOUNG WRlS-
TONS Observation-Disclosures CASsIMERES-
All Of Southern manufacture, now in hand, and
will he made TO order in the latest styles either
Tor citizens or military wear. Remember, this is
southern manufactory, and has been for the last
II wears 1t has spri ng up from the necessity
OF The causes. Being practical man at the bust
ness, land not having climbed in a. the back win
dow, over other peoples shoulders,l fatter Ivy-
SELF that | know my business. aud knowing 1t,
can give the customers tho benefit Of that know
ledge.
Call at the large and new store, but old stand
III Main street. NH eel WIN. IRA SMITH.
NALL AND EXAMINE OUR %I2 SUITS
~ They sre hard to beat. Call and sec for your
self. Ii is no trouble 10 show orr &. DDS.
NOAH WALKER * CO.,
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-16

Bg- VIM. II. Lytle, late of California, died
very suddenly at his residence in this place on
Christmas day. We saw him down street on
Monday, looking to be in his usual health. We
learn that he ate his breakfast Christmas morn
ing, as usual, and soon after complained of a
pain in his head, and in a few hours was a
corpse. He leaves family.-Fre,nOnt( co., lNes
senger.
Mr.. Lytle resided at Dog Greek for several
years, and if we mistake not, there traded in
co-partnership with James Cameron, Esq.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-16

pH- The debt of Tuolumne county is $780,
O0O
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-16
Union Resolutions.

A vast variety of Union resolutions have
been introduced into the Senate and Assem-
bly,. Of all that we have read the 7th of the
series offered by Senator Chase pleases US the
most 1t is all that is necessary to pass. 1t
embraces the whole question, and if adopted
separate from all matters extraneous to the real
Issue, would answer every desirable purpose.
Here it is;
Resolred, That the preservation of this Union
from impending danger should be paramount
consideration with every patriot that there is
no just cause to sever the social and political
relations of the people of these United States,
and no insurmountable obstacle to a satisfactory
and permanent adjustment of all our political
difficulties that California, anxious to restore
harmony and cement by affection this Union,
would come to the settlement of these difficult
ties in spirit of the most liberal concession !;
that she would sanction either of the following
modes of adjustment fnot intending however,
to assert that she would not sanction other
modes First The plan submitted to the
Senate by Senator Crittenden, being certain
amendments to the Constitution, restoring the
Missouri Compromise and making further pro-
visions in relation to slaves and slavery or, Sec
ond, an immediate admission of several States
into the Union, embracing all the territory of
the United States, with some fair provision for
the formation out of them of future States when
necessary, preferrng however, that plan which
wouIu most enectuaIIy, and readily dispose OF
all controversy as to slavery in the Territories,
and contribute mcst :" to form a more perfect
Union, establish justice and insure domestic
tranouilityn
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-16
CHILDREN'S BOOKS,

WE have on hand good assortment OF
w School and Children's Books, which we
offer to the trade at low prices.
GOLD 4 PHILIPPSON
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-16
WIRE ROPE,

DY its great durability, is less than one-fourth
ID the cost of any other kind of rope. 1t is
80 per cent. lighter; less than one-half the di-
ameter; and is unaffected by change of wea-
ther.
1t is especially adapted for Hosting and
Winding purposes, for Guy Ropes. Ferry Ropes,
Long Pump Ropes, &C., &c, and three years
trial, under all circumstances, has proved the
immense economy of its application.
Scales of strengths and weights, and circulars
forwarded by addressing the Manufacturers,
A. s. HALLIDIE CO.,
p:3m 4l2 Clay ST. San Francisco
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
THINGS TO BE REMENBERED.

h,nc" that Dr. Bort wants patients
Eur, anl the i'm tho
t ] ,eal of edut9on orpIuln all
aucut diseases, ,ora
q is rnTec tive rooms.
4 letters IF tc,
from Il rated
IL
Irots
0 hmslC Time limited
yoh
n osit
ach N the eday yapponted
0 uclulnt niobire
Aovou
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
SHERIFFs s SALE.

u virtue of sanIry writ Of Veud,tInni Expo.
ID mas, issued out Of the Court of Common
tieos ofClcarfeld county, and to me directed,
there viii be exposed to public sale, at tho court
house, in the borough Of Clearfeld, on Monday
the 18th day Of June, 1861, the following dcs-
cribcd property, viz:
certain tract Of land situate IN Bcccoria
township Clear6eld county. bounded by lands or
Boynton and Nevling, II. b. Wright aud others.
containing tS acres, more or less, with about 40
acres cleared, and one large frame house, oro
small house, stable and blacksmithshor crenlr5
thereon. Seized and taken in execution and to
Ie sold as the property Of Wesley Nevling.
+. G. MILLER, Sheriff.
sheriff Z Office, Clearfeld. May %, .G3.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
COURT PROCLAMATION.

w uEkEAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN. ESQ.
w frcslet. Judge Of the Court of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District, com.
posed Of the counties Of CcagG.'d, Centre and
CHnton-and the Hon VIM. /. Moore and Hon.
Benjamin Bonsll Associate Judges Of Clcarfei,
county have issued their proccpt to me direct.
ed for the holding Of Court Of Common Pleas.
Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions. Court
Gi oyer and Iermincr, and Court of General Jail
Delivery, Il; Cieaciicld, in and for the comfy Of
Clcarfeld, on the
Thyd Nooiay ll7h &au) g Jms merit,
NOTICE Is, therefore. hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Conytables.
IN ana for said county Of CIcarGcld, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records.
luquhitioHs, ENani iuations and other Remem-
oranoes, to do those things which to their oaicers
and IN lheir behalf, uortain te be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Cleardeld, this 18th
lay OF May in the year Of our Lord, one thou.-
and eight hnudged aud ,ixty-ouc.
i. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

ne let uhDt the People, Press and Dealcrs so,.
HENRY II. COSTAR,-All the summon |
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice. /
was actually ashamed of the house, for the Roach
e' were everywhere, purchased b OK of vour
EXterminator and tried It, and in one week thprr
was not Roach or Mouse n the house.
~ JoHN B. GIyESs, No, 81 Elm street
HOuSEKEEPERS troubled with verm;r
need be 50 no longer if they use "Costar'," Ey
termlnators. We haze ESed it to our Satisfaction
and if a box cost So ws would have il. We had
trlcd polsons, but they effected nothing but
oosrAR article knocks the breath out Of Rats
Mice and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write
IL Is II great demand all over the country
Nedno o. Eo-stie.
MOkE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annual y in Grant county Ly yermin, than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect killcr.-Lam.
caster His.l Hroh
HENRY X. COSTAR--Your Exterminator i.
received, used and pronounced decided Sue.
cess, We used n box oft, and the way the Raj,
ana Mice a;onnd our premises "raised Ned" that
ulght was caution 20 sloepers. Since not Rat
or Mouse has been heard in garret or cellar
NoWeyor ioral Tjnes.
l HAVE BEEN SELLING-Your Extermino.
tor for the last year, and have found it A suro
shot every time. l have not known it to fail in
a single instance"
Go RosE, Curdington, 0.
WE ARE SELLlNG-Yopy preparntions rap
idly, ana wherever they have been used Rats
Nice, PcacheS, and Nermin disappear innledi'
ltcy
Ecrra 3 srorrrnn, Drug y. Windsor, M.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

.Gs- Twenty-Five to Sixty Dollars and
seNPcngcs per month win be paid by the Eric
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents for
seiling the Erie Sewing Machine. This is a rev
Machine, md so simple in It's construction that a
ehild can learn to operate it by half an hours
obstruction. II is equal to any Family Sewing
Na'hre in use, Ond they take the premium over
ply and one hundred dollar machines The
P'ceis but Fifteen Dollars. The Company wish
emp'oy Agents in every county in the United
sSta'es' address, for particulars Erie Scring
'Tra'''"e 'T' Co. X, JAMES. General Agent Milan,
NH'O' murl3 6m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

| EGIsTERS NOTICE. -Nofico. Is bor,.
IL by given that the following accounts L,yc
been examined and passed 10y me, and rrp,;,
hied OF record in this office for the inspection -,
! hairS legntces, credtorsand all other. in ,,,
other way Interested, and will be presented f.
the next Orphans Court of Clcurfeld comfy ~
be held at the Court House, in the boropgb n,
Clearheld. commencing on the I'd Mond1v or
0hhe, 1901, for confirmation and allowance.
lsL The account Of Jesse Hutton, administr,,.-
and Many j.. Kelly, administratriy, of Ali snd
singulGr'the goods ard ehattel., right. md
credits, which we're Of james VI. Kelly. lao nr
Glen Hope, Clear6eld county. Pa.
"a. The TcstamCutRry account of Anrcs NJ GU
Executor Of the last willard testament n Gao
Gill, late OF the township of Bradford. in the
county Of Ole6ridld, deceased
od. The Final account Of jesse lines. Adui,i.
traitor of all anh singular the good. and chat
tells, rights and credits, which were Of William
NJ. Brisben late Of the township Of Bfady in
the county ofCearield. deceased
4th The account OfWm. Feath, Adnr af the Is
tate Of Simon Stewart, late of Linn Co. jo.rn.
9TH. The Final Account Of Joseph Patterson and
John Patterson, Administrators or all and sin.
gular the goods and chattels, rights and credit,
which were Of Abraham High late of Law
renee township, Cleardcld county. deceased
JAMES WRIGLEY, Reg'r
Registers Office May l5 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

ARsoS-On Saturday last, n woman named
Bridget NcCardle, was lodged in Jail by Const- -
'"bI' shoening' Of Jordan township, charged
with burning the Barn of Peter Bloom. in An.
'on7i!lc, on Friday nightlnst. She has with her
seaRs eleven months old. The burning of the
hrB was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary
Out 1t is the province Of the Court of Oyer and
Termin'r, 10 ascertain who that legendary was
and punish the guilty party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
Executors Notice.

/ ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been
- granted to the undersigned on the tate Of
LEVI COFFIN, late Of karthaus township, Clear
field county, deed, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, aud those having
claims agoinstit will present them duly uutArn-
ticated for settlanent
FREDERICK COFFIN.
Karhaus, May 29, 6I.-Gt.
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DIED-In thisplnce on Fridav Ia-, -. :


4 p'ED-In misplace on Friday last, after nm
'Hne's Of several months, GEORGE d. LAs,c,r
- Sp yeRrs, months and q days
Sso Ihe deceased, at the time Of bis death
~ perhaps the oldest resident ofosr town. lie
Sssaorn in Berks county, PennA., Oct. Sd, 1901
!. ne was FIVE years Of age his parents NOV
MI November, 1921. when he came TO This
r. In 1923, he married Miss Margaret Col
daughter Of the late Robert Collins, who
a. ne parents Of II children-3 sons and S
49,. e'S-lO Of whom are now living. The
In;e,H 70 Which he broathod his last-known as
.,S 49, SlL hutel-has been occupied by himself
IN ihamiiy excessively for 80 years. He was
III ;oiyis Huo"n to the citizens Of this and the ad-
Iii.s count ues, who will deeply regret his loss
al remains we're followed to the grave ON
q. sssodsylast BY large ooncourse Of psonle sfts-
fsoht. '''I'es'Ne seIal ~ Ey Rev. NJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
. STATE ARMS.

A LL persons having possession Of STATE
"a ARMS, such as MUSKETS, RIFLES. Gc,,
ar qre directed to return the same to Capt. ,vrs
Di'oScLLH' at Nav Washington, or to Capt, T. ].
a,. st CIesrfeld 'nn or before the 4th
day Of July next Against those peglccfin, mi.
ORDER 20 - y .IlO,geu. r1,,y by
"''' lo'I' Brig, Inspcc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

mnaRRiED-On ~ the Gath ult. by Rev. J. NJ.
-on"oNay' at the Susquehanna House, in Cur.
sens'iiie, Mr.. EDWARD HAuNovD. Of Brownsville
enAne, to Miss REBEccA REp, Of Howordville
un the SOih ult., by William. Porter. ESQ Mr.
'hARLEs AAcUNBER to Miss CAROLINE Ross.
On the 2ith ult., by the same, Mr.. SIMON earn
sAs to SARAH SHoLE, both Of Morris Town
nip Clearfeld County.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

SAW-HILL FOR SALE. | have erected q
- new first class SAW-MlLL for Eighty feet
Timber, at DuNCANNON, below Green's Dam,
IN the susquchanua desire to have Part.
ner whc will furnish Squared Rated Lumber st
Greens Dam, to stock the Log Pond to its full
capacity.
This Mill VIII have the command of the mar
het IN Petersburg and Duucannon and of two
lbhdS OF Perry county :-nud large amount of
DOSnrss may be done at coed prices It is on
the Pennsy sylvuniI Railroad. and in communion.
non with Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
In the present depressed state Of thg Tideya
ter market l invite attention to a home marx Of
'n@t VIII romunorat". Address early by mail, or
call ON GRIFFITH JONES,
apZI-b DUnCunuUn, Perry CO.. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
Democratic Standing Committee

AreeUugort the Committee will No held ot tUn
are, o.. the Chairman, In ClcarGcld borough, ou
N,udny, juno lODh, at II o'clock, A, NJ Pune
,niI Attendance is requested, us business c0unec-
tsi e!d the Primary Election will then be tran.
,Hol l.. j GRAMS, CLm.
MAY g9
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

BNECUpoRS' NUTICE.-Lcttcrs tcstamcp.
4 j tnry having this day been granted to the nm.
aor.igucd on the estate Of IGNATIUS THCMp-
HoN' late of Lawrence township, Clcurfeld com
ty' deed ,aII porsson knowing themselves indebted
TO SAID estate are requested to mako immediate
payment and those having claims against it will
present hvmGuIy authenticated for settlement.
JOHN D. THOMPSON.
!. W. THOMPSON,
Curwcnsyile, May, lJ Eyrs
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Great niACnYarI,

HAVE made discovery Of the utmost i'm
4 pcrtnnce TO every married person Of either
sea- and will send the full particulars concerning
IL 10 any one ON receipt ofa stamp to pny for re-
turn postage. Address
DIR. J. H. MARTELL,
apl 2i-1y Alfred W,iyo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

CAUTION. ALL persons are herebv can
" toned against purchasing, or in ony wav
meddliug, with n certain YOKE of OXEN-Red
and white-uOw in tho possession of BENJAMIN
Chance, of Graham township, as the same belong
to me and are left with him on loan only.
THOS. II. FORCEE.
GrShamton, May 30 81,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

iAulION. ALL persons are hereby emu
" toned against purchasing, or medding in
amy way, with II sORREL HORSE. known as the
irwin Horse, now IN tho possession Of W. r,
shlmel OF Graham township, as said horse be
longs to me and is left with him on lorn only.
THOS. II. FORCEE.
GrahamtoG, May %, 'Gl,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
AGRIOULrnNAI MEETINa

AL persona desiring thg continued success, o'
our Agricultural Society, viii please take Hotga
that meeting or tho Society WiIL he held ia
Clcard,ld on TUESDAY EVENING Of Court
week, being tho 9Th day Of June
The Manager md Vice President. are Particu-
ary requested TO attend as arrangements will
men be made Tor holding the next annual Fair.
BY order OF the President,
y. T. ETZSElLER.
Ile1rfpld. Junp Lth BI Secy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

NoTION.-All persons are hereby caution.
~ ed against purchasing. or in any way med.
ding, with of II acres of oats in the ground
OF acris o. corn in the ground. Cook-stoye-
Beds and Bedding, and one Clock in the DOS
session OF Philip Shimel. of Bradford township,
as the same belong to me
ROBT. S. STEWART.
Nav 90 ISCI-3t
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Notice

To Justices Of the Peace, and persons bound
for heir appearance at June Sessions 1861.
Although m agreement has been entered into
between the members Of the Bar for the cortin.
nance OF Oh au'es, civil and criminal, for June
Term thereby continuing the Court yet it is the
duty of Justtgs ofthe Peace to make their return
according to law to that term. Parties bound
ior their appearance at that time rust bo in atteu-
dance and renew their racognzance or the Same
will be- forfeited.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

bR. BoRT.-We would appri1e our re7-
ders Of the fact that this celebrated physician
sNilI visit this place and remain from the lth to
pa 18th Of June, DIR. Bort, by closo attention to
lhr details Of tis profession, has won a reputation
second to none in his line. Thousands Of certir-
GATES Of the most astonishing cures, are in his
Possession, bearing evidence Of his superior skill
" The treatment Of all diseases of the Eye, Ear
Lungs, and other diseases incident to the human
ifane, Many persons who are suffering, hesitate
y apply, fearful that they may not be conf2ing
u thorough practitioner. None need for mo-
neht hesitate to rspose the utmost confidence in
pr Bort, whose long and successful practice is
Guarantee that he fully understands The charac
icT Of the many diseases affecting humanity, and
y able BY hissystem to relieve and cure the most
complicated as well as cases Of the longest stand
Ing.
Men Of tie highest respoc,lbiiity have been
under h'' treatment and where others have failed
70 afford them relief, he has almost invariably
proved successful. Sufferers will therefore, not
Hesitate 70 call upon i'm, and after a careful ex-
animation (trce Of ehuryc) will undertake your
GO o with a certainty Of success.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

len able Sodied young men lsincle
preferred VINO are willing, to serve their conn1r,
are wanted immediately to I'LL up the ropts os ~
WASHINGTON ', CADETS now sncamreJ !,
Harrisburg; under the command Of Capt y q
Loraln' Inc Company Is accepted for the state
service, arrangements will Be made bore 10 ~
than down Apply immediately 10
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