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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

CoNrLIuFsrARY.-Tb Centre Hill Guards,
commanded by Capt Jacob Shope partook of an
trcelcnt Dinner at Woodland Grove, on satur
day lsst, prepared by James L. Watson. Esq., to
whom oil who participated unite in rendering
their hindest regards.
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EAUTlON.-ALL person. are hereby caution
~ ed against harboring or trusting my wife
AMELIA L, on nay account, as she has left m.
without just cause, and shall pay no debts of
her contracting.
C. C. MITCHELL.
Burnside tp., May 22, ls6l.-pd
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~ GES. PArrsY, will please accept our
thnnss. Tor Il copy Of the Finance Report, and
Messages aud Documents for 1859 & 50.
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Run 0rr.-On Saturday evening last, a
10u'-horso team belonging to a man from In
diana county, while standing united in front of
the Manson Ilouse, took leave Of absence from
their driver by starting down Market Street at
break-noca pace, turning down Fourth to Lo-
'nst; VI Locust to Second, and up Second some
distance, when they were finally brought to a
'intbythe wagon co ming in contact with a shade
Tree In front Of the Registers Office,
Fortunately but little harm wa. done to either
'Fsr'es, or wagon and nobody hurt, although
'in reported that several Mas, were engaged
sor some time after, in looking up and washing
aitt.e faces, to see ifthey were all in.
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Citizens neeting.--A meeting of subscrib-
Of. to the Relief Fmd, and other citizens, is de
sired at the Town Hall this "wednesday even
ing at clock MANY.
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Jmc Again, Sept h, and
Crlm & l,u5
LUIHERsBl RG Reeds lonll
to Sept
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ui
from Jun to
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within the past three years, some Of whom have
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10 O'EAEs aud more eaathshedin in New York sity.
'''d dy-thc City rost OGco.
t'cd 6y-thc City Erisens aad sta,lsa Houses
tse' by--City Steamers Ships dc,
ts'd ty-- the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c
t"' Jy-- she City Hotels-"Astor," "Si. Mob
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lEa'o preparations unlike all othor,, an
Free nom Poisous"
Not dangerous 10 the hu man fsmny.H
"Ratg ceme cut Of their holss ~ die"
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S r WING MAC HINE. .

PRICFS FROM ST.. to $40
Iho bOJDOIR SEWING MACHINE, an en-
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become recognized avorite wberovcr il
mas been introduced and is, beyond question
the best, as well A. the handsomcst, low priced
sewing Machine now before the public
NO, "A small and very nept Machine for
No "a Inrgo Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation use.
| This Machine H. much admired for IT,. ,in,,,Iici.
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surpassed. A child twelve years can run IL with
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I 10 Ie hnest Swiss. There is no trouble Of re
winding tho thread, il is taken frogl the spooIs
ll hoa no bolts to give trouble, and will rur
backwards as well as forwards. ard still yews
equally perfect and without danger Of breakipr
needles 1t runs by friction, and by closing the
ooN over IT. it is thrown out of gear In fact
we have no hesitation in recommending it a., the
oost family Sewing Machine in use.
Tile .tollor5y Premiu,a AralnI the sJ,re
.N1sh1,c:
AT the Fair of the Franklin Institute. ls5s
the First Premium.
AT the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Phiadel
ph'a september "a, 1863, the First Premium
Diploma,
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, held at Wvo-
ming, l66O--a Silver Medal.
for tho best Double Thread Machine, nj Inn
Medal. ''''' -
At the Maryland State Fair, held at the Mar
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under strong competition, Silver Medal yos
awarded to this Machine.
AT the New Castle County Fair. held at vii
m'ngton, Delaware, October, lS59-n Diploma.
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Graham,on, May %, 1851. " - -
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Nntioa to JnrOrs.

clearGcld, June 9th Ct.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

Ned dsiag 70 oa Eagel sp9a EdTth--A
genGsual uho vas walking through Knights
bridge recently, overheard the following con-
vcrza-.1n between . nan and woman, who
appeared a. If lust come from some pleasure
l-ip II the country
Wgmau-sEl9a re, Bill. how tired 60
feel Tn IS miserable tco. as starved her
rlu.. What miserable world this is l
wish Ia never been born, that 1 do; and
oo7z that / an born I wish my self dead agin-'
Man-'T' heN, Bet, what's the matter with
vg1 lozg Wbzt axe yea ETuuLiia' about '
Woman-'Wby. don't l tel ycu. I'm Is
lai-erable ss a rat
1Iaa-sAIlsarsble. indeed Why, what
on earth eou'3 yer hzvsz You Eas drunk,
Monday, and you was drunk again Nednes-
day. aud I'm blessed if Y3u haV'Et had pretty
near enough to-day. If that amt pleasure
enough for ser. I done know what Is. l
suppose ycu wan. 70 be : downright; hangel
here up0u earth
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~ Some wears ago. In Newcastle county,
Delaware. IN Irishman was knocked down and
robbed. BE accused a man Of having com
rJittgd the robbery. aud il due time the case
came % trial. The Irishman being upon the
stand. was e-ozs-ezzmiaed. after having Sworn
positively to the gu5ls OF tAo yrisoDeT, by one
Of the keenost lawyers. and something IKE
tie faIlowinE vas tie result.
Yea say that the prisoner At the bar Is
the nan Who assaulted and robbed you Z
Yes
Was it moonlight when tse occurrence
took place .
Devil biz II It
Was 1t starlight
Not whit. il was dark that yen could
have seen you- hand before you
ives 3he-e any Esbt shining from house
near b. "
.Iiril = BIT IL house vas there anyEbeTe
abcu-'
We'll. then, II there was 20 moon, stars,
nor isrhr from auT house, a0d 80 dark that
vcu could not see your hand before you, how
are vuu able to swear that the prisoner was
the a.an2 How could yoU see him
Why, yer honor, when the spaiPeen struck
me. the IRE few cut II me eyes so bright
v-u .at have been seen to pick up pin,
ygu might
Tie eourt. jury. counsel and spectators,
c1-l1isl with shouts ct this quaint. idea, and
he IT fzcuer Eas directly after, declared lot
guilty
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

ez- air~. ). c. Higgins; living near Bridg
es Geek, Wis, one evening few weeks
since. bearing an unusual noise II the calf
pen. and upon going out found that something
Ike a do1cD wolves were contemplating a
.ack upoa ths calf Upon her approach,
.lev retreateG sao-t distance Mrs, Il. Is
a good shot With rife Upon rejection, she
eoaeludai TO put s;Tychuine upon some meat
She had IL tie house. and give it 70 the uu-
Welcome visitors. She dli so, and upon the
retaru Ur her husband, who was absent IN the
fore part oE tie evening Le found twelve
wolves lTiaE dead within few rods Of th7
house.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

Proglcrg u Cl Beaton--Re7' Gen.
EuzE d 57, states that 2 few months before
ll,a Cecease aT she late Col. Benton, he said
20 a yong political friend, then On 4 visit
TO Nass I8g-aa- Young man you have seen
the hall &. patents, -do post otGce, the capitol:
foe whom have they feea buit at such Al en-
r-ra-= expense? The United States: No
sr. uaL They are tsr the SoutheTn Corfa6eI-
ac7, " icl ha- beeu plotting for the last FIVE
an t.gslay years, aud which, greatly fear,
- uav I'D VII uo; Eske up 70 discover until
T : TO late
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T7g,f5 aata.osift-s The TslasfE= Of Hen
c. il The Senate of the Uoi.et States
80 he death Of John c. Calhoun vas AZ
ra,,resa. are ros uasUis-lls 50 the t-1e II
which we I've. he said:
Sir. ought ne net 20 profit b the con
t.mr....5a Of this melancholy occasion. olza ~
ma not draw f-o1 the conclusion noH un s-5e
= i 10 indulge Ia Sa2 acar11iy OF Glhi i-.-l
G1rassg How wrong I, Is 70 y's-l O~-s'-'S'
l-..t.,...-- NJ t5e sliaosi-i-s Of party !c-l-
;r-9 b.rr Eronz It isso Indulge n those NJ
- -..frss which TOO often ezasPeEa-o cur
r.eg5sgs and rlislaad cur judgements N @ lls
GizrhSrrs Of 5he aiga aud responsible ea-ias
Lien Se are are GATED 20 perform Ao" IN
Ee.G-r,f-.- II MT vsesamglous, i Is n u V-2
ers tenants of "a hour IN talS e25llty -s2al'
:, lie ara struggle together with VOL
80, zbf.h would not be justified II It Tsss
( orr rs-P-saal home !
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4 Messenger at Sanlias---A al5Fatsa ms
reached this ciry from Ca2Eies.o9' N-,S-
-. -fst DIR. Fox, OF the United State Ma
- s.-o,fal messenger nom the Government
- ,f-;5- Anderson, has reached this city, ard
t,s ,-;sifsd Fort Sumter by permission, II
-----,s-g ,zftb CAPT. Har1stein- o. course
80. e-,ses nature Of his mission was not pub
i;.1e tr9,zp. but there was little doubt shat
: ryl-fl5 to the evacuation of the Fort The
a. ,.toris1s were much excited relative %
- ,,s;r and developemeuts we're awaited
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long knife o her husbands al covered with
blood
THE woman war terrible to look at Her
black hair war hangingiBg al about her; heT
eyes war w,d and her teeth closed like vice;
her frame riZit-the woman war mad She
looked on for q minute and begin ter laugh
God, wha. laugh She braBdisbed the long
huuuu' knife. cryin-
.Natty killed bin, Natsy killed him Bood
blood l took her gently by the arm, she
made 10 trouble. and walked her IN, barrea
up the door, loaded the guns, and thin went
over ter the table. Materially kin bear any
anything, but feared 10 look On thar ere
beard. But moved on. reached L; looked
doEn-oh, God j face al black AID hCrst
cold lead f3laz the mouth and Clin-;l ar
5pnt 1t. filing the esrs, aid hang'n' from t4e
crisp and s.-gad hair Cd If var most horfiD-
LEI Poor Bull They had diisj ais ears and
mouth with lead, the very lead Ee had begun
ll=r ui -L- % uess i-5zT bullets:
BOYS. Icau.5l't bear that ere fearful sight
TtGrue3 away. 1 war sick, and nigh ter fam
tfn-. an / I-a1e5 again the vail aa' slet ly
eyes. Bays I we- -sIal oYs.kia- | stood
lls- 10. 2 -7 1lsai.z scarcely a-kl8wing what
. Z szar about. 7--iu If sudden. / i=l- the cold
( breeze e b.5Fiu' aal la1kga' around seed
/ tLe door oDsn and Eatty. she was soEz size
has reeu [ s-pp5sa for some time. 1 su-Es s1
/ Gus 20 .ays fur leE-L heard a CvacEaa sE2
. r--.l8'-szF = great El--E-5E- s5l--y TssE a
/ gre, TIE E4ues spread quickly; m . E--a.-
/ -.ars al var blazing I. looked fearful q
/ the wocI-it looked Ike hell i;s>-f. he'll ana
/ al SURROUNDED eitH skasss. Al talt l2-E-
/ aszs sLr5--.aE devils wl-FFl4uP II red
skins
.II..ka5 On for q listle time, net known
E what tsr Go. Sul3aiy q f.urs rushed Eas.
nee. heard e loud shrek. and Nattyr poor
/ mai. unfortunate Aztsy, ca=l=a m-o-y inter
. cal fss-as-
/ .Nor my blood var Up flung down ms
I f-7-. ..zs. aEav m~ knife AID beit, and follow
+ ca her s-ria as a der I Rad reached 'a=
/ door. she paused en the threshold, flames s-ir-
( roam e. her; sLe aaFted 30 the ts0-= ~aere5-
. l-v las eg4l bgdF @. her husband aud i--
E- El1ar ol-er his cold alaleri'' corpse
-T.s wall ia.I sf5rc [ could elte--.eil vii
q I7ss4 crash q terrible shrek Eel- up to tbs
fslv-st was answered Hl;a 3 SID ye.l-lu :
ri5usa- mass I heard che load tramp sn1
cries u abe zar4-azs and taking one last looa
ea The tzg..sla spot ID swiftly Iater t1-
~-a7z.
Bows. this Is the first time I've been sbou
here z5ace. al g.ous5a' sleep here for hand
CF5 Tom concluded. We said but EIlie
f.r lis Story laI bzlisled our buuoT; s.
ruau4-i2z yrr lorses. Nc gladly moved avT1-
fraa tlo spot.
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EsgEasoa 8. CLARE,

SURGEON DENTISTS, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
oNF of the irru will be in E5enzbu-g during
{ the first ten days ofedch month,
during which time all persons del UYYTzz.-a
ring his professional services can
find him at the Office Of Dr.. Lewis, nearly oppo-
Ste Rlair's Hotel. Lmay25, ,l85gd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

a clergyman praying At the camp meet
Inv 10 e most fe1vcn1 manner for the uower
Of The d7-ll 70 Be- czrtailsd. jealous cd ne
gro loudly exclaimed - Amen yes, bless
God. CIT the tail smack smoove off
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

r-zFrT.A AREaPHIA WooD N0ULDING MI
Willow street. above Twelfth, north side
sT.uIiazs suitable sgr Carpenters, Builders, CAP.
met and frame Makers, always on hand. Any
Pattern worked from a drawing. agents WaHIel
IN the vari1us Towns IL ms portion oi 'ls 2.'l.s'
- v-r.,r7 onDartunielas viii be offered ios large
profits to themselves. SiLAo Il " L----'
E-,.F,-r-r-z- IT. lG5E-tf
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Ig-. Erns.aEsa proposed far Congress-
The FraaEa-t lhsssasEy) Cgai3ss .rsatf's
rz. uosar as editorial le-d the following an
1.-loe-aelz--
5-.-1,s rHg-rss-ssez Dis'rirs-
F.r Gaa.-czs-jous j. CaITTESDEE
This announcement : acconPsaIsd wa
.hr following editorial remarks:
We te-asy ral=g gae name CT this a-7--l-
...,-.Haf ....-ss-laa a. t.e head Of our paper,
- t.- n.a-. e. czudliars fsE con-Tess- tle
f.-..--1 Il Franklin and Wcodlor1 have 81
rar,r nominated him We have EscsiTe-
,,r..,s-ans letters within toe last fs" days, Is
E..r If sir. C-.tlazlso gguld con 4euS 70 l.azs
the Tsrz. We are Lat able % say, nos -lF-
-r heard from Er- Cl.-trnaeu on .1o --I-
f-E- ar from any one authorized - speak -sE
y.,m h,s We believe. tazE under tne cl-c1u-
z-.rasz Sir. Crll.zla-u would lot d-=-sgHT-
.bs earnest desi-s of his friends. Ias ca1a-
.-- r.,-ot zE1rd 10 l51=s>-t Jals tine, Ire seq
,-s..-s .f -s,s greatest statesman Of The ETs--
-rgs ewes Of ali good msa aat al. Ihoze who
ie-,4a the observation oi cur glorious c-0l-
r,y are now t1saed 10 Ar. C-lt-eG1-- ia t-i7
Fa3- Of rsrsI. lie Is = patriot aad a STAKES
man. Iaa Union party OF his DISTRICT iii-
ste. an2 lis country, desire ms aid us"'
( ,-.9 he cannot refuse them Tue people o.
.F,.s 5f=rrfc5 wili elect him anyhow.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

A pretty girl and wild horse are liable
to Go mach mischief; for the one runs away
with ths fellows body. and the other runs
away with bis heazs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

A VAC was once heard to say, that the
only difference between the southern and
ra-shs--1 people Is. those In the south never
sen aarfhiny tloT can ear. while those n the
Sr.tz rsva. eat anything they can sell.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

-Foote once expressed an opinion thar :. a
certain niser would take the beam out 0. his
o-rn eve if he thought he could sell the TIM
Der.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

u live b nF pen, said q vulgar auihor
70 lady.
You look. cir, as if you ought to livs IN i
pen
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

An Jrishman having looking glass in one
hand. shut his eyes aud plass3 II before his
i@cs.
Another asked hlm wby he did 50.
Upon ny sovl' replied Teddy, 'is's 70 see
how I lock vhin In aslaPe-'
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vcr~ II. ALLEN & co, Nos. 2 s. I
e5 Chestnut Street, (south side, below "ateF,)
pm sDrIPIIA. CTHE OLDEST Wo0D-wARE
!."r@r- X TIE CRY ) Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BR81sIs. Patent Gro37ed CEDAR-W Ar I p p.
,-.r,.rtrF nor f2 shrink, WOOD WILLOW
wsrr. CORDS. BRUSHES, &c, Of all descTiP-
tfors. Please call and examine our stock
March 4. LS57.-Iy.
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,-.-.- EgrEDRI.-EAEEEC r-sr
c--5-. a-E and fixtures Of the
ruar--. the subscriber Is prepared
.--.-ars an Others with
,-zE... E-so-szza Points, Stoves EzEz3
E-e-s. EEsseszaz1E zzzC5z51cs-
err Ei-I that may be needed IL
-. 30 de ..-seihasz of the con-
-.. g.. merit, and trusts aa sill! receive
a-af-. On --.se.u want ot articles
nc zt-te Four. Try.
EDWARD GLASS.
r.-. -- ----.E
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

"A llsty ysunE fellow II tatteTea garb,
49, % long beard ta-: bespoke the extreme Of
distress. solicited n elderly gentleman for
ems. u r:-5-us tone Of voice. the bsnevol-
suc gentlemen gave him a shilling.
IF this geli. said The beE-sr, had not
cone 60 o7Dor.laely, should have been driY-
en- n Go what never intended
sWhas Was thatE said the gentleman in
patiently
.To work, said the imposter-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-10

One day party of ladies paid Us vis-
E aboard. and several had been haisted On
deck by The u-ual means Of 4 whip Oh the
r.rs7rarE. The chair had descended for an
o-l.r -EL51.' aut scarcely had Its fair freight
bsa Ef.ed CT q the beat alongside. than
installations parrot on board. piPed Let go =
The order being instantly obeyei, tee Enfor-
tuuats lady. instead # being comfortably sea
ga5 7u the dsoE. IS hsd been those Who pro-
osela5 Lar, was z-lzed over head N the sea.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-05
stIunstarg anb GnmmsrtiaI &ebista.

BALTIMORE, June 4, 1861
Stocks generally were tolerably firm to-day, but the
only sale made at the Board one Of 1900 Baltimore
City 1890 6s at s2k City closed steady so bid
ls75s 81 bid for 1855, and s2k bid for 1905 For
Missouri 6's 40 bid but bids made for any
OF the other State stocks the list. Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was rather rmer than yesterday s37k being
DID Tor 1t regular way advance Of dollar on the
price bid Yesterday. Northern Central closed however
as on yesterday at sl2h bid s15 asked regular For
canton Co. SS4 was bid to day. advance Of dollar
but none was offered under So There very little
inquiry for Rail Dad bonds to-day, but such in
quired for were steady at yesterdays figures Northern
Central 1855 closed SO bid 40 asked, and Northwest
ern VII gnia second mortgage bonds at 60 bid. The
Mining stocks have almost ceased to be inquired for
81 o5 bid to day for Springfield but bid made
today for any of the others
The National Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore
has declared dividend per cent four per cent
the 18th inst and three per be added the contin
gent fnnd. Both State and city paid by the
company.
In New York to-day Virginia 6's declined per cent
Tennessee bonds II North Carolina bonds l. Cleveland
and Toledo x; Michigan Southern X; Michigan South
ern guaranteed II Rock Island y; and Harlem IL but
Missouri 6s advanced Y; Erie II New York Central 4;
and Gaena and Chicago
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY. June 4, 1861.
sZoO Baltimore 6's, 80. Observation-Disclosures. S2H