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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Some f'seedy" postle,s Of the following
III regard TO South Carolina:


: Capt Morrison, who surrendered the
revenue cutter Le~is Csss to the sutbori-
ties Of Alabama, tendere1 hi. resignsiicp.
without taking notice Of this ,cumeut,
the Secretary o. the Treasury ordered lis
name tn be stricken from the rolls Of the
-ersicp. All diabonorab.e designations will
hereafter be treated in the same iguoble
manner.
Texas, i1 Convention, seeded from tbs
Union which has expended probably Two
Hundred Millions Of Dollars for her sake
-spplauded Senators WigfalI aud Hemp.
bill, and representative Reagan-and
ceusured Representative Hamilton, Who
made a mid Union speech in Congress.
New Mexico, By her Legislature, has
called for a Convention to form State
Constitution, the election TO be held in
NAY, the Convention to meet in June, and
the result to be submitted to the peoples
votes 10 September.
Martin F. Conway, the Republican
Congressman from Kansas, is 4 native Of
Charleston. S c., worked at the printing.
business in Baltimore, and was converted
TO Anti Slavery principles during the
Borier-Ruihan campaign to enslare Kansas.
The South Carnliuisns boast that the
m,ies Of the remnan, Of 200 Ca,svhs In
dams have Of: red to 6gbt on The side OF
slavery. Quite probable-ihe Tories ard
indians Tough, against Liberty 10 N76.
also.
J,hu C. Wright. Of Ohi,, Temporary
Chairman Of the tnfy over which ) hu
Tylrr pre-r!os. died suddenly ef pneumo-
ria on the 18Th iu.t lie was flrmeriJ
Judge, and Editor Of the Uioe.anai' ia
za:ie.
One exchange refers - "'"gsli,ing Tie
suspicion cf specie payments Another
ruff. a ser-s of rro'r,c'ed r7ecr'ug', bus
either Of the wori-, series or 'Prltras-
ted" IL gh; be omitted.
There are nov 2I2 large minuf.ci cries
l0,967 hands. al h,ri work IN
and hundreds OF snsllsr e-tab-
i,bmer,., giving emPloyneai to nearly
y macy more.
A younr man, Who, two years sgo, in-
ieri'ei go 600. is now posting bills at
1a;csgi. Highly talented, aud u'ss
lass acc,uG; ;aut, run hss ruined bin.
Miss p. Tovn.rnd. maiden lady OF
Boston, ha, left $50 600 for the relief
nd care Of INDECENT unmarried females,
Seven persons we're drowned. while at
emp,ing 70 cross a small stream IL Mercer
oun,y, Illinois, il sleigh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Tue IIAMLIN FAMILY.-A Pembroke

THE UAMLIN FANILY.-A Pembroke
Mass coFrespouden, of the Boston Jour-
nal, abiding to the ridiculous report eircu.
lated dc~n Solih, ,ha, Mr.. Hsulin has
negro blood 10 bis veins, because be is the
'ou Of Africa HamliD, says: "Eleaser
Hamlln, sn early settler Of Ihis town, wss
the father Of nine children, whose names
are entered upon the town records Of Penn
broke, smopg whom were Asia Hsmlin,
b,tn March ye 9th day, A. d. 1885,
Atriea iiamliu, born January ye 2d day,
a. d. l75S.' Europe Hamiio, born
November ye Goth day, A. d. 1857
america Hamliu, born October ye Goth
day, A. d. lI6l; Eleszer Harlin vas .
white man, his wife, Ly dis, vas q white
woman, aud their children were Of pure
blood. He held prominent positions in
the town Of Pembroke, and vas Member
Of the Committee Of Correspondents
which the Revolutionary times Of l776
demanded. A relative OF the Hamlius
removed TO the :oTn Of Turner, Maine, and,
While hsia, Africa, Europe, aud America,
were young men, offered them each one
huolred acres of lsnd TO settle 10 the saus
town. They accepted the proposition;
and branch Of the Old Colony family Of
iIAMLINs will, on the 4th Of March, BE-
Vice President Of tie United States"
A Frenchmau, resolved to be rid Of
life, went little before high tide to post
set Cp by the seaside. He bad provided
himself with ladder, arope, pistol, 3 bum
de Of ma'ches ,ards giaI Of poison. Assem-
dug he ladder, he i;e,! Que end Of the rops
to the post, ssI the o'aer end arouud bis
meek thea be to,k the poison, set bis
elo'aes on Gre, pVttAe auzz!e Of the pistol
to BIZ he=d, aud kicked away the ladder.
10 kicking down the adder, be sloped the
pistol so thl. the bal missed his head aud
cut tnrousd the rope BY which he was sus-
pended; be fell iato the sea, thus ex,in.
gushing the flames Of bis clothing, and the
seu-water which be swallowed couu,ersc-
;ei the poison ard thus, 10 spite Of his
precautions, be remained uUhanged, IN.
shot, unpoisoDed, unburned, and un.
drowned
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

on, anu c"mpsr- iavorabis aIth I'd Vlr-
g'nIa, ard Pragma'ic Georgia
The New Englaud States gain the
siowest, but during the past ten years
they have settled up the North Wes. to
great degree, and have made the new
State of kausas
The following shows the proportion Of
Slaves 10 Free population in the dlfFereut
Slave States, 10 1850 and 1866:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Some Of the Democracy hate Kansas so

Some Of the Democracy hate Kansas so
much that they even try to excite 2oliii-
cal prejudice against giving anything TO
men, women, children, and cattle. The
Albany Argus is Que of this stripe. bu,
Ana.a J. Packer aud other leading Dem.
ocrs,s take open ground for relieving the
necessities Of that people, without regard
to party.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

sI1siD-'in1 from each state Senatorial Electors
vii stow III" npmh-r Of CoGyrcssBIsn 10 which each
stst- will b- eltirhi.
The Free States gain 3, the Slave States
lose s "A nett gain Of 9 to the Free States
50 cilled-some of them. however, ruled
by he veric,t devotees Of the Save Poser
II would seem probable, thar the Seces-
sion excitement which is now ssitatius
the country, springs from the loss Of pow
er TO the Sourh IN the legislative halls Of
the ns'i"n. Determined, If possible, to
regain it, even by the desperate means Of
disruption, and re-construcripn finally, of
the Union, We fad a Southern Couven-
ton at Montgomery, Alabama, framing a
Southern Confederacy. Every move on
the board, even by the Border States, is
an attempt to force.from the North con-
cessioDs to enable Slavery TO expand and
fl ur,-h. FIR 10 hem it 10 would be to kill
II. They even insisted upon the adoption
of Crueudeh's Compromise, as their nhi-
maiam, until the stern, un,iedlng front
Of the Republicans told them 'ba, it was
useiess-that it never would be granted.
The ceusus being adverse to the South,
the idea l. so get as much from the North
as possible and, with the ali of Northern
demagogncs, gam in the future, 10 the
Union, what they never could secure out
Of il
Were 1t not for the game played oy the
traitors of the extreme South to effect
their selfish purposes, and the consequent
agitation IN which the country is plugged,
What present, what future would be
ours, fr seifcongraru!ation. What 9th.
er Caris'iaD country on the face uf the
globe can point to such an increase cf
population iu The last ten ,ear-? Eight
nj ii"ns aud a half have been aided -iuce
1870 And shal. this mighty ua'iou,
arb a brilliant future ia ~ pos>es-inn,
be wrecked hg handful of irairors, III the
interest of less fhan hrlfa njH,rn Of slave
r"dsr>? THIS thing eau nor, in the prov.
i nee Of high and mighty Raler, take
,lsce. Let the people, everywhere, speak
ut fearlessly for the Union let them sus-
aiu the incoming President, in his deter
nination TO execute the laws, at all haz-
rds; let them frown on traitors. North
md South, and the existing troubles will
mel, away like morning mist before the
isirg sun. IL needs courage in these
ays; bat 6rnuess and decision, alone.
aD preserve the Republic. Will they be ,
xercised by the American people?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
S0AG OF MARY.

~ D.. o. rl- I-:a NSry SPENCER. have he n -
~ H.. - 9rf q T. W-.-t-r, All Puhilsh-i by ii v
=, ~. \, - Cars ,.rstt chicago Inc music is cu
~ rt,t,r- b,st eonqos,iI'ns
E.-k The voice Of NtEY. b~nding from the skies,
H.. t.-r-r,si ,Eu-r boTr gei trnm her -ye>;
r.. sbr ,rani-ih wAiung, At the sohien door,
u,b b.r arm, ert@iGi a. those ~Eove gone before.
@ the voice O! Nsrs fingers ~ith a. yet,
Who that. loved Mary ever can iorset'
.,..-5n. Gu h.r pillow. s~-st.y Mary lay,
ps-r ~, sukei. whispered sister. me away
Tiprify -hr iut-j those ev-r .oyirs ry's,
Tr ,b- angel pr,-,ne- 81 ri her with surprise
0 tur iaousni Il Nary lu.rr- with - yet;
VII ll.A,', loved May c'rE eAu forget
las-l. =, lie portals b-ss'u~l MARI in.
Ttr1a.h tie cr,su,- rl'-T cralr-ln- .. her sin;
Ee,.d ~ th-rr IN .a5.nr,t- NhsLer Khan 'hr snow,
G,n, g. ~ e, ,Ir..s- ,Iar>i j. tieI. s'aw-
o. ~ E.y- e., Nirs .iag"r- T. Vt,
Nap hat, iorrI a NAS rNrs c,E i'T-"t'
we've, 1T sui lius,er meath the hlne Ah' We,
F1-l,T y.ir-ut In,. O.. irr !.,r =. e. of Owe,
Ls,y a. rh- su-ri- ~ 20 ,ut.r-I away
M.r, s-n;I. ,uatt.,II., tom our Earthly dly.
Bu. .-r -oul OF music Dnsers u~r u VT
W oar angel Mary utv"r eau i"r-rt.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

Free Population In the United States.


The f"!io~irs gIv-s'he number If Rep
re-enfsrives to te ecc.ed 70 Congress in
lS62. &c = being sdi,d t. each safe to
cxhibit the Nn Of + ee'cr. 10 which it j..
eurit'rd The pre-en' r,,ofrr Members
Of Congress is about % 600 Tn, next
ratio vii hePr"bpbly jncrsp>c3ro l41 PIC
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
Che S;.ar aaO Cbroaillc.
Population of these Uaitei States.
MONDAY, FEB. ~, I.6I.

Toe uumber of our people, uol-r the
,sO.u, of 1860, has been promu sl'ei BY
toe Chicago Journ1l, which gives 1t as
furnished cy The Superintendent of the
Ceu.us to The State authorities at Spring
fed, Ill, for purposes OF Congressional
,ppcruoumsrt IL vii be seen that the
p,ggntpu VI the UniJei States i 81 6il,-
s77, Of which humber 3959,353 are
Slave. Ia 1870, the p"pa!a 'Ion was D.
l9- uj6, Of which nun Der ) goo. + IL We're
saIrs The free population has Increased
II the rate Of 80 per cent, aud the slave
Popl..:ion at the rate of 25 per cent.
B.lgE Is a statement of the population,
s,nFsred With the ceusu. Of 1890, c.assi-
!,iog the Free and the Slave States.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
KELLY TWP. Feb. Q, 1861.

RHODE ISLAND SAVINGS. The Savings
Banks 10 Rhode Island have deposits to
The amount Of 50. l63, go, 10 the lanes
Of 35 405 persons. Three Of toe hauks
are 10 Providence, aud these hsve Si3i O62
aud l7,169 depositors. "SIarvlng opera.
tives" and "smsll fs,ed farmevs' Truly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22
The Uaiol.
The following Is the fragment of spnem
rad by Geo. N.udruhuH. IN Buf,ior:

Inns you ili- Cuon. long n" Nations pride,
t.a. I.- vermont try. tr hung - de
Isr Eurii', -rrat Wonder o. a - Fl. power
HH,k- .Ikr he tlm-y IIui Il III h"ur'
S.ns' r~s- Quilt sltn tuii Aut hood, to last,
DsIl'- M t-mp'st spite the riHiry tisst'
Eiriu n rh- yrrpls- h-art- IL rooted i-sp
Ih-lr L-l-.. al -ctiau., dearest m-1nor."- keep
P-rysruA vi-Il Der i'- ,brfl-h'c form
t. -bi-I, IL from th- whir. sui AMI -" storm;
Dsrk c.ou 1. nav gather, a. au,i"T- or Il roll,
And 4 htuiuls suake To" cariH r. N pole 1" ToIe
stII ss..l her fas sJr-am proud O. ih- rAy,
sttl lst.., IL taniu. f..d- tI- storm defy,
sfii .r.I It -hiu. a t-ac. u li-ht aisr'
Uur-nt, unllnu-i. nor los" n ~'u-'r tar:
Or. II one Willy, uI.i.y start ASa.-
Wei mourn ~ ike tie is len star vi 'aF'
l-r keep oGT ruur-r uustel. s'Ert'Eu >'l''
Firm ~ In. peoples tFu>t tEe I-rll' NiIl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

Keep it before the People that there is
not one Republican iD the whole country
NORTH, South, Est or West-who Is uct
a staunch friend Of the Union. The only
party that is bent on the destruction Of the
Unioo, is the SO called Dem ocratic Par.
tJ.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

est, you eat 90, he betrayed"
/ In passing North Bend, members Of
Geo. Ilarrisou'- family were at the grave
of be Ex-president. Mr. Lincoln stepped
upon the platform Of bis car, aud ssluteo
the group by bowing. The incident wss
unpremedItatsd, aud therefore effective.
AT CINCINNATI,
The reception vas e.rry tbGag that could
have been desired. lie remarked
have spoken, but once before this, 10
C'ucinnau. Tea, vas year previous t.
the late pre,iieuts! eltc'iou. Ga that
occasion, ru q playful manuer. but with
zinc, T. words, | addressed much Of what
| sad to the hruturki,us | gave NV
opinion that We, as Republicans, would ul-
tima'e!y y beat them a. Democrats, bat that
they could postpone that result longer, by
dominating Senator Doagas for the Pre,i
{ lsucy, than theg could IN ans other way.
they did not, IN any true sense Of the
sori, nominate Nr Douglas, aud TIE re-
suit has come, certainIy ss socu a. ever
/ expected | also told them how er-ec-
' "'' 'e "ea'td, a|er tley
=" ana l u'" "'Nh
/ ~ e''' ''''' H.''"'''n '" ""At '1ea SAID
'''1
'Wnsn " 80 b. Won. va1 neraa2s van,
f, a,I,,,-.,-.r,. ". ..-7,s ,,'' d
>rrt.a. N- nes,, ;, ,--.t e., p. 49, a..
possibly can. a. wash nc-or. IeFer>o, s,4
ha...>"U tr-l'tt yoH. We mean >, leave YOU
a''ar' i'1 N h' "'T 10 interfere win your
'' a. very c"G-
treat ga 20 far as tsy-nsr,rs ne, If ".
have reIen-''tr) NAV. acco-iir" =, the rx-
a'hP'r 90 'n'>' ""'.e '-.hrr>' We mean 10
we. -. .,' e'T a. '1 d. We ,he'
10 ,l,..-,.c. .r,....,,,,..,,... ~ W
rrcc2r,z-. a-i Iear 10 ,n,u.i. a., ,,rs,e. ,aar ,cp
ave - c"-i nsaF', 10 yrnr tn,oIn> as other
r-'n'r.'T y. "e c.a:m 10 have, and ;rea: yyu
'',,''"''H'.
rr,'''' c''I,n7 o' Nen'HrSy FRIENDS
'nu h'e.nf,h (h-j ehi! you IN nv ne"
p'''i'h > zee % "cc'si"n, aud tesl no
,nc.'ha'i'o' 10 re'raet word OF this. II
y shsii nof be made good, be assured tie
fault sh.ii not be mine.
The remarks were received with great
enthusiasm. Ia passin, toLis roonn ,bc,a
,b,, o,,Id rr.b.d .,
"'.'',' N'''' pa'"'s MN Gu 'ne
o4eS' aid a.'n Isl WfeneDi"' bis arms ott
Az tolthBts. 0hlo.
h'. ir.-'ish', Nr SPea"er, and Cen
tlenen i The Urnerai A-senGiy-lt Is
Iur, as ha' oeen sAid by TIE President OF
'he >eH''e' tht' very great responsibility
rr''s upon me }" 'A' POSITION tn shich the
'''e' VI '"t A"'s'e'" J.. pc ahEe Called
ne -" "eTF!' s'h'i'ie at mat "-iehty
rSp'ps', ny c." MT but kno" what
S'o 81 An'"' 'H1'' "''a u a nam, per-
"''' " ''.'' i '''''' "ny 'h'H'i have
I'd H. Us ''''-" up'u me = '''k .
-nr" ''' "' '''' ''' 'r 10 'hr + f4'n-r .
" ".' o'.'.','' 's'' - .ee'''s' | can not
'u' SUI ''' '"i' 'r''P'' "'h'u'
"'''' "'' '' q" ,'F ''' me 10 pr
''. 'p'"' '"e"' s"d
- '''" SUI 10 'ai'
"'" AZ
H. ,,;. - | .e'
nioi,,r.tion. In thi,. [ have rscsiysd .
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

"A decrease of slaves in Delaware and Maryland onIy
The following shows the Free and Slave
population, at each decennial period since
the first census was taken
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

Faul, is found sith President Lincoln,
already. lie uses bi- kHife N hi' right
hand while eating. instead of i-hiug soup
&, with triple p5ia'sd foEk IN SAIL right
srui
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-22

'1liD-'inr from each Sfatr Senatorial F-rtors
vii stow rh. npmh-r Of CoGyTcssBlsn To which each
al " b. .lfrI.I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
The News

II is announced that on Saturday last
lie Ple;il,nt is, utd the order to Major
Anderson to pu, his command in radi>
ness TO evaGuate Fort Sumter. upon the ar
rival at that place OF a United States war
Steamer.
Coz. Ian on. Of Illinois, the confidential
friend VI the President, was sent bearer
ofdespatclles To Major Anlerson.
The ev cua ion will take place upon the
arrival Of the steamer, which has been dc
ia'ched by the Secreirry o. the Navy.
There is NO intimatiun whatever, on
ae part OF the South Carolina authorities,
lNsIany attempt viii he made 10 | 'uvent
The etacua,io. in such manner US the
U@ted States Go,ernment have seen tit
'oemploy. Major Anderson will salute
De Gs. aud embark with his commanc.
Major Audel ooa is ordered to report
North. ...r .. ".
Lon. Geo. W. Scranton, member cfC,n'
CESS gto.n The Luaprne district died at hi'
ie:uience, in Scranton. or Monday last.
ES-Gol. Bigier arrived at his home
a'l night. A large number of Lis neigh
Tors lcaded 10y the Washington Cadets
SrSs Baud gave Lin a public serenade at
" lodging.
WA. Wallace, Esq, on behalf Of the
Citizens, expressed the unieigned grati'
NSe unon the return OF their fellow ci,i'
:" TO bis old home. t
Tue Gov, replied in few appropriate
eIerk', after which ;he party di1persed
bt'. ,;chcs from Fort Picksns state
Aa' 'he garrison there is short 1f proyis'
Ws,"nd car iold cot lut a tLoIt time
Nnger. None tu; oificial communication
II eT!'ued at Pensacola, aud the squad
%"e,n neither re.n.o, Che Fort nol
II 'oha suaIhes. Appearanced ! idicale
""eole long lhe gogernment will also
compelled to aeandon Fort Pickens to
"s sSeceseiN lists.
government is said 10 be in receipt
4 "'ces stating that the inderen len
o' Texas hps sent Commissioners ,c
Aex.e', Ar'z,na. Sonora and Chihu
qua 20 induce the people Of those State,
'ae's fortune With tho South
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

TRUSTING IN the UNIos AND KrrPIyo
THEIR Fowp'R DNY,-Tne volunteer COM
ranies OF Caroline county. Vmslnia, have
Oeen armed with rifles and cai ines Inch
VII. xii Al distance OF one thousand
yards. The politicians of the Old Do
mnion have evidently taken lesson
i,om Louis Napoleon. They think that
peace tails is more effective when one par.
,y is on war footing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
WOHks--Just issued from
i the Mammoth Publishing House and orig
inal Gift Book establishment of GEORGES u.
EVANS, i39 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, One and
luseper BILE, Ono County, One n
stitutiOn, 0ne ID, stiny !"
THE UNION TEXT BOOK!

I Iu,ep,r ,bIe. (ne Cnunt,y. One C n.
! ,ti,,,i,n Ooe n, ,,;nyr"
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Work demanded by the times containing
selections from the WnungS OF that oNrLiScn,
INC sIArEshAS ana lRuE PATRIOT DANIEL
"hbsiEh
Also, the Declaration OF independence the
CONSTITUTION oi tns uhited states and WASHING
tot fare"eii address th copious indexes
! For til! higher classes "t Educational lnstitu-
uons ana Tor home readinS' Lnrse IL mo-, with
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~ D. Accomranied with handsome gilt,
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THE Union Text Book is volume oil power
fuI interest i'r the present times. Its subject
lts authors, It's style, accuracy ana fniineSs emit
tic II TO universal acceptance! Every Merchant
should have 1t Every Mechanic should hnv il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

CosFESENcE APPOINTMENTS FOR 1861 -.
Tie following appointments have been
made by ,hs East Baltimore Conference
for our county for the ensuing year. r.
D. Goiwal:, C!ealtield and Curweu.ville,
s. Creighton. and j. w. Divine, Philips.
bIsA. j. Bender aud d. b. McClaskey.
NeS Washington, !. ;. Lee and l. D.
Watson, Glen Hope.
Mr Spotswood goes to Altoona, Mr..
E.rby to Williamsburg, Mr.. Nenden
hall TO New Bloc mGeld, and Mr. Wilson
10 Aewbmy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
Thilipsturg & Waterford Railroad.

The ,to,ilo ders of this company re-slected
Hon. @. X. Barrett, President. The Board Of
Directors i. nov composed of the following gen
tlemen:
Hon. James 7. Leonard, James D. Graham,
Lon. John Patton. wm. Mcbride. L. J. Grams
S. b. Row. Richard Mossop. c. L. Lombsrton,
Jacob sck.:I, O. Gordon, Christopher Kra,ler,
X. L. Blood.
On the Organization Of the Board Of Directors
Hon. John Patton rss re -elecie Vice. President,
Hon. James T. Leonard, Treasurer, and L. J.
Grams, ssci ietary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

FISr.-On "Wednesday last. a Louse in
Pike township, belonging to Benz. Carr
and occupied by John Anderson, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire. No men Len,
about ct the time. None OF the furniture
mas saved except what li,,le Mrs, Ande.-
son was able TO carry out. The amount
oi loss we did not ascertain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
1,HEP PEOPLES ,sCooK BOOK
MOD GRN COOKERY,
In all its branches By Miss ELIZA Acros
Care lully Revised by Mrs, S, J. HALE.

Care 'ully Revised by Mrs, S, J. HALE
IL Tolls You how to choose all kinds of Meats
Poultr md uame, with all The vnriou
and most approved M dos Uf dres.ing
and cooking Beef aud Purk also th
bst and simplest way of sailing, ! lex
ling and curing tie same.
It Tells You all the various and most approve cd
modes OF dressing cooking, and buniny
Mutton Lamb, Veal, Poultry. and
Game of ali kinds, with the different
Dressings Gravies, and stutinss appro
PIRATE to each.
L Tells Yol how to choose, clean, and preserve
Fish of all kinds. and how to sweeten IL
when tainted also nll the various and
most approved modes pf cooking with
tho different Dressings. Sauces, and
Flavoring appropriate to each,
It Tells You all the various and most approved
podes Of preparing over hity different
kinds Of Meat, Fish, Fowl, Game, anu
Vegetable SOt ps, Broths, AMI Stews,
with the Relishes and Seasonings pp-
prOpriate TO each.
, 1t Tells You all the various and most approved
modes of cooking Vegetables OF every
deseripuo also how to prepare Pick.
les. tatsups and Curres of all kinds
Potted Meats. Fisb, Game, Mush-
tO0ns, DC.
II Tells You all tie various and most approved
modes ofpreparing and cooking all kind,
0i Plain and Fancy Pastry, Puddings
Onlelettes, Ftltt,rs, Cakes. ConfectiOn.
cry. Preserves, Jellios, aud sweet Dish
&c of every de,tr.puon.
1t Tells You all the rious and most srprovet
modes Of ofmnking Bread. Rusks, Mullins
aud u scuit, the best method ri prcph
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

lsy We ,earn that the Post Office n,
Dlcom,ilie lie now yacant-the former in
incumbent, John Ovens. having resigned
his position as Postmaster. We presume,
however, that Abraham will no, le, our
negaborS do without post office at ,ha.
place, as a large portion Of coun,y is sup.
Piled from that office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

XECUToRs' NOTICE.--Lctters testament
tary having this day been granted To- the un-
dersigned ON the estate Of JAMES REA, sr. late
of Jo dan town-bp. Clcaraold county, deed |,
all perssan knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against 1t will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
RoBEAT REh
JAMES REA,jr.
THcS. RBA,
Ma rch 1T, 1851 Executors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

ny~The cffcers in the Custom House
at tharleston. have bee n inform, d by the
proper officers at Ilavre France, that
ships from the seeding States o. Ane.ica
will he aimit.e On the same footing a'
those vessels carrying the Federal flag.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
HIGHLAND, Doniphtn County,
Kansas, ii crcn 10, 1850.

There ire thousands OF bushels oI
Wheal yut here i!um dlitelen, parts, iol
Wal, for the south part of !he State ! can.
no,Eay, but tIy tn.o part, | think ia good
deal OF a rw' de. tor there are men gel.
lng seed, th4. arc w,r,h 100000 and
thhi; 1t srmp For nyeelr do not care,
ba, do not want you 10 give one dollar
to the people oI Kansas, tor it is n great
hambug tnere are p!eniy here that viii
not work II lilGes are good.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
LIED.

In Braty township, ON the 10th inst, WILLIAM
p, iuiant son ef Joseph X. and Julia Z. Arnold,
sged months and IL days.
In Bradford township, on the 9th instant, sA-
Ran 5. HoovgR, daughter of VIM. and Elizabeth
Hoover, aged ) yerr, and Is days.