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Great Reduction i'm the Prices
singer & CD 5 STANDARD MACHINES

y OF NN0NN 70 Ot re beSlJ0f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Purposes
No 4, standard Shuttle Machine, fOr-
n,erIy sold AS $50, Reduced TO $40.
No. ?, Standard shuttle Machine, fOr-
uuerIy sold mt 500, Reduced TO $55.
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the present pfVHrebOV believe an lnLfyr
gown tht Pubuc "eiiarc is suLsc,tsu.
1t VIII SOON be be tor sale b, an If Dr. Roback guumtrouF
.keh5 ana OF note Nc the count over Ia the nenr
ume. nr""'t VIII be hleu direct Cincinnati IN an!
quantity al the lowest qHartbOi
eS.ahi secure uckeo liza fdoz, samT
saSes vii, bo~et e. be packed any address
desired.
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LIFE BITE .
LIFE BITTERS.

Ipassed clothed blood by the urethra. arp now en-
tirey cured and take pleasure in recommending these
remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, II Christopher street, n. Y. writes
Feb 90 1901 been subject to attacks OF Asth-
ma the last twenty years have never found any
thing equal to
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|. Nj. Singer j. Co.'S Gazette,

Which beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to
the Subect.-It will be GRATIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
L0stNighfs Null

We hive nothing important by last
nights mail, further than the confrnla-
ton Of the evacuation Of Columbus
Nothing is said of further movements at
Murfreesboro', and the accounts of the
Union sentiment of the people Of Tennes-
see 10 more contradictory than ever.
A provisional Government is to be es-
tabllshed for Tennessee, under the super
vision Of Senator johnson, who has been
appointed a Brigadier GenGal
No movement on the Potomac but
there are unmistakclhle indications Of a
simultaneous movement upon Manassas,
Winchester and Norfolk, and in all prob>
ability, as We now stick these types, the
mighty hosts are engaged in the deadly
struggle. Gov. Curtin has sent forward
every soldier fit for duty, and secured tie
privilege of converting all the churches of
Harrisburg into hospitals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
THE NEWS.

1t is with great difficulty that the des'
patches contained in the city papers ol
the last few days can lie made to wear an
intelligibe aspect. Notwithstanding sew
e:al announcements and contradictions OF
the occupation of Nashville by the Union
forces, the fact that it is So occupied is
now insisted upon, the Confederates hay.
ing withdrawn to Murlreesboro where,
at last accounts they were surrounded by
Gen, Buel, who had given them two days
for consultation, having first demanded
an unconditional surrender, after refusing
Is permit the Confederates to eyacnale
with the honors Of war,
The same conLrariety orreports existed
about Columbus. But it is now positively
asserted that this stronghold of the ene-
my is also about TO be abandoned, and
that heiis fortifying Island No. 10, about
forty miles below Columbus, which has
complete command Of the Mississippi
river.
Gen. Curtis, when las. heard from, had
reached Fayetteville, Ark, which place
had been burnt by the Confederates on
the approach of Curtis. Some provisions
which fell into the hands of Gen. Cul It's
command, were found to have leen pois-
oncd, from the effects of which 10 officers
and privu:es are reported to have died.
Upon learning this fact Gen Halleck is
sued an order directing that prisoners
hereafter taken, suspected of having a
hand in this act of barbarity, are to be
treated as culprits
From Gen. Banks division we learn
that an advance on the route pursued by
Gen, Patterson in June and July last has
actually been made, IIarper's Ferry
Bolivar, &c, is now occupied by Genera
Banks command, his picllels extending
to harlestown-some six or eight miles
from IIarper's Ferry. No opposition wa
met with.
We have nothing late from the expedi
tions along the Coast, Savannah is still
in possession of the rebels, though tht
communication between that city anC
! Fort Pulaski is again stated to be cut of
So far as heard from the Burnside expe.
dtion has not advanced inland.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

IytUisttstR NutiutU taHss. fhsp
IN by f.wn ihai iha n.aH.He au.lnH bow.
ilaH EXAMINED hH1 ffatal tt na. m1 fUmaIa
GI.l record u ihH Dnrr ff lha .Htpa.Iun U.
h0.u .0sn0.s, .f.iuorsHnl au #I.u H HUl
Hih0r uHN interested. Hr1 viII Ia presented N
tho nUN Orphans Court of rlmrH0u amurie U
ho bella ,lle COURT HOUSE. Iu iha borough
of rr0rNrI commencing 0n 'hnaI Monday
of March lsha Zoo confirmation and allowance
j. The account Of rREBEWoZtBLEH, gur.
duuui lWhHr.ua k1fh Ul GuI.
fried Weaver OF Brady nwFshIp rlpnrfpIl
county, deceased
@ The account of rREDC ZIGLFR Guardian
ot Godiricd Weaver, minor son of GUlriod
Wcaycr OF Brady township, Cleardold c,un.
ty, deceoscd
3, The account Of u, d. Hall, Administrator of an
and singular the goods and chnttels, which
wore oiJohn lleichel, lato Of karthaus town.
ship Clcarilcld county, laborcr, deceased.
4 The final account Of Josiah r. Road guardian
Of Martha Jane Weeh, minor daughter of
James Welch, late Of Pike township, Clenriold
county, deceased.
b. The partial TcstamcntOry account Of James b.
Graham and G. l., Reed Executors Of tho Tes-
lament and last will oS Horny Lorain, NJ, D.,
late OF tho Borough Of Clcarheld, dcceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
February 10, 1862 tc. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

DIED,--OR Thursday, the goth ult, AMY
daughter Of WILLIAM and HANNAH Pace, o
Pike township, aged 10 years.
And can it be- sweet girl that thou art down,
So soon, to an eternity unknown
So soon to quit this earthly sphere,
And snap the silken chords that bound thee here
So soon q youth to bid e loag adieu
To all that loved so well and loved 20 true ?
So soon, in youthful bloom and maiden pride
Say, can il be- sweet AMY, thou hast died!
Oh no, sweet girl, thou art no dead;
To happier sphere thy spirits fed;
Too fair for earth or sinful eyes,
The angels claim thee for the skies,
What though they've lain thee in the tomb
And worms thy mortal frame consumer
And all thou vast to dust return,
And moulder in thy silent urn2
Thy soul, in triumph speeds its way,
To realms above, to endless day
And all the power of death dofes.
As onward to its goal it lies
Angels await with sweet embrace,
To usher in a child of grace
Where living waters ever run,
Where Gods tho Centre and the Sun
Once child Of grace, now glory's heir,
Farewell awhile wen meet thee there
Farewell Your heavenly anthems raise,
And sing to Gods's eternal praise
'Tis hard indeed the ties to sever,
That bound us here so close together;
But fare thee well, with Christ remain;
We would not call thee back again;
Farewell! With heavenly choirs remain
| Our loss is thy eternal gain
| Farewell Again short adieu!
| Wen strive to meet and be with you.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
ORPHANS, COURT SALE
OF WaDU abIo Timab9p Lama
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY!

FINDER an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Y Lancaster and Caarheld counties, Pa, there
will be exposed to public s0le at THE COURT
HOUSE IN CLEARFIELD, Pa, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of MARCH, 1852, all Of the follow
ing described Real Estate situated in Jordan
township, CloarGod county, Pa, late tho proper
ty of Isaac Puscy, dccoased
One piece, being that part called "Grecnlan d,
warranted to Richard pc,crs, beginning at wbito
oak, down, corner Of the tract, thence South A
degrees L. lIl perches to post, thence bypur' art
A S. so degrees W. 1873 perches to post on tract
limo, thence by said line N 40 degrees w. III
pe1chos to pine on line Of j. r. Howell, thcnce by
said j. R. Howell n, so degrees L, ia porchos
to beginning, containing l5O acres and 81 per.
The other piece, being part Of tract called
"Rich Grove" surveyed on warrant tOJno. Dun
woody, beginning at post ccrncr of VIM Hunter
survey and this tract thence S, 40 degrees Il. 33S
porches to post, thence S. 80 degrees W. % and
ivo-tenth pcrches to tract line, thence by purpar
d. n. 40 degrees W. 33S perches to post on trnc
limo, thence by tract line N. 80 Il. 95 and five
tenth perches to post and beginning, con ontaining
100 acres and 4S perches. The said two tract
being purpart G as described and allotted iu th
partition of the Pusey Lands, as made in thO
Court of Common Pleas of Clearicld county.
These lots of land are heavily timbered with
fine growth Of White Pine Timbcr-quito
quantity Of SparS, and the whole being within
two miles Of Clearded Creek, is a desirable prop
crty for Logging Operations. .Iav"T is in
disputube.
TERMS, one, fifth cash at striking down III,
Property; one-ffth at confirmation Of the sa' c
and the balance in three equal annual payment
from date Of sale, with in crest, to be secured b.
bond and mortgage upon the premiscs-with
clause restricting taking of timber except in pro
portion to payments made. Byorder of the Court
CHARLES j. PUSEY, Admir- Of
CloarGcd, Feb l9,c. Isaac PUSEY, deed.
Bag' WcSt Brmch Democrat please ccpy, Al,
clqTge RSDVJEcau.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
Dlm0eIaLI- gLahlIna rommIIIll

Wohto requested 20 announce ibala
meeting OF tho Democratic Standing Com
mlltoe will be held m the Arbitration
Room ou Tuesday evening Of hoor
ploarhing March court Tho attendance
of every member Blpluuut
We give the uamcs of lho gentlemen
composing the Committee, aud hope that
the attendance will be aa full as possible
CIcatfcld Dr. Il. V. Wilson.
Bcccuia-D DR.. Geo. W. Dulwcll
Boggs-John W. Kyler
Bcll-Jacob W, Campbell
Bradford Jacob Pearce.
Brady-Roswe, Luther.
Rloom-lIon. James Bloom.
Burnside-James McMurray.
nsyille-Lews l. Bloom.
Chest-Col. c. $. Worrcll.
Coyjugton p. +. Hegarty.
Ferguson VIM Wise.
Fox-Jas. Mcclellan.
Goshcn-Ihompson Read
Girard-Dr. j. W. Potter
Graham-J. Blake Walters.
Gulich--Jos. Fry.
huston Hiram Woodward.
Jordan-David W. Weiss
Karthaus-W. s. Sankey.
Knox-Gco. Erhart
Lawrence William Brown.
Lumber City-Joseph Hegarty
Morris-J. e, Airport,
y. WashingtOn-J NJ. Cumming.
Henn-Wm. Anderson.
Pike Isaac Caldwell.
Union /. r. Dresslcc
Woodward Thos Henderson.
S5EaCongress having passed an act Civ
ing to Pennsylvania an additional member
of Congress making our delegation 25
instead Of p members-a change in the
dstricting of the State is made necessary.
In both Houses motions were made by
Republicans to appoint committees Of
three to revise the apportionment Of last
session. In the House, Mr.. Cessna of Bed
ford moved an amendment providing for
the appointment of committee of seven
10 report a bill apportioning the State into
Congl lessional districts for the next ten
years Further action was then postpon~
ed
As our district cannot possibly be made
any worse than it now is, We have nothing
to dread from legislative acton on this
subject.
The NATIONAL RoBBERY.-'rhe readers
attention is directed to the speech of Hon.
Mr.. Van Wyck, part of which will be
found on oul first pNge-and to lear in
mind that Mr.. Van Wyck is a full Aedged
Though apparently hones:l Republican,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
yT,HE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY viii

4 be opened for the reception OF pupils kmalcS
and females) on Monday Sept I'd, 1861.
Terms per Session of Eleven Weeks:
Orthogrnphy, Reading Writing Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, 81 so
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, 90
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, 90
Latin and Greek Languages, O0
To students desrous of acquirnga thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction Eade except for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close of tho term.
c, b. SANFORD, Principal,
Clearfeld, Aug. Z, lSel.-ly.
I ICENSE NOTlCE'-The following named
IL persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the Quarter Sessions of Clrarfeld county, theil
petitions for license at the MARCH sessions
next agreeally to the Act Of Assembly Of March
2Sth, 1856, entitled "an Act to regulate tho sale
Of Intoxicating Liquors &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

MhH "'' ot o. AZ
III, Fast Line Eosi. does not stop at Tyrone
,.ool o. ,bo rodios or cIoor8oId
nm orr Observation-Disclosures. -.
"D D''s'1,
Ladies. by ,hc suffering soldiers Of the siih Reg
imcnt Penn" Nolp VINO are confined oy "'u0''
to '"e i'o'P,,'' Ut 0u''T''''"I ,'0' ""U ''''','
'"s."'", pl"',y, "',,. ,..i., I 80 Ho Iadio, 30
.,n1 ncm, bor or uo.r,,o, ,,orc, without dolov
and apy contributions from the citizens will be
Tc'sNeo ~ ''e FORMER pace 'OuBO n'.''"S
"'' 49, ''r @ '' ',' ; ,',,' ',' ,,na. non.
- h.' tosd,,rohior. ,om,o. a. =. woll as winof,
ellie, preserves and pieI,los. They viii be re.
ceiyed aud forwarded ly the following commit
too; u,...c..,,
Mrs Ms H4 P,g'D% 2ioUorJ ME- Mi9s sophia Barrett,
"''' '' ~ Du'i''' Dl''' ''''
COS HASD.--Dr. Hartswick has just re-
oeiycd lot Of DR.. iurd's celebrated
Mouth Wash, Tooth Powders, and Neus
ralgia Plasters Try them.
,..s.ponsons ,,i.hino 70 emrlov q com.
". aonro,,on 20 ,oLo cboroo Of
summer School will please take notice to
the card in another column,
Drc,prp Srccrss-The reception given
~ Iieut LoR,Iy and hi, bride, at the res
idorce or Fx.Governor B1GLER. on last
1hn.-dou oyo,ioc The crowd was
ianao hoor,s lirht }ocos n,oosont and the
.mrs,or,ioI;,ins completo in all respects.
--------.-.--
81 oLor, 10 yeore son Of Tbos Ralstop,of
pona. ~ Lost n, life on Tbursday last.
hv the falling Of tree. The accident
bonnened about ten o'clock in the morn
ipr and he expired that night. He was
mncb esteemed by his acuuaintances.
--'-.,
Assault " ( are 4'.O' S. 'D,N INV ,". ' ,,,.
'eFcA''on 'ooN p'"'' ''o " -, -.
oe'"e'ii " n.' 00''""y y ''',, " ~ ,-.,I.l,..
son. oolh c''iAo''0 u 'N''
IN "hich al axe al" a 1''.'r "'".''l Isn,
Nseo' resulting III ''o u 0">''S .5 Ill.,. y. ,,, y,
arms OF Mr' Homo"'o"' o"' ''''"' -
two places
oen II ,,,neartw we have a IIaytl' in our
ut, ana the brawuy sons and dough'
,ors oF Africa are pilug III thick and last
$40 4 -.,, o,r,, polnr
We would say 10 nose o' III, o", -, r.o.
who mako 'helr '.'''s 'T''',', ,-'...I '-'''
quentto 'naI quarter " o''o>'" -, '''' 60. ev
mat We vii! no 'o"sst ,.,I,.,' oult','' ,,,,,oi.
unless there IS an I'n''e'''''' M. s''r '' " ~
DER ScuooLs.-Th. four months term
Of the Common Schools in this borough,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

sittiuSu ttNrs a. riiitApti
GiptA Ft4 4F.st tf.ntHfm 1wtHf
UaNs"' rNriIiNg inor RACE htlHssH
Nt rbHhIaIrln r.UttfrI lha t.i0u0ut l.f
r.f arl srurisfr.rI.1 1at. tu.hftar tfnw
nj a.ir.an IN r4atf.fl. it.t tiiCfot bod Horh e
plIr of raut ah.is French raIi Iuoitf Ihp' TO
v.1ld u1ttt m'tn yst liavr,,r Shorty 10
u.i much pot out nt mtsrg hIf custom bw
would announce 90 all Hf.tH.idgs, boHgio"
LH.aiH gnd HU men, and vum,n and children
in OIobrfeld, aui sinuem1houing BOO particular
that te BE- prepared to furnish ihcm with Boou,
Shoes and Gaitera VI any stylo or pattern, stitch
od, fovod or rcgrcd, land as ho lea short Eel,
low on short notice.
An kinds Of country produce taken IN eN-
change, 0ud cash not riuscd Repairing done
n thencatet manner and charges moderate, W
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, orToeite
Rocd, Weaver 4 Co'ssore, FRANK SHORT.
n. Il, Finding for sale Sept 20, 1850.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05


geG-Those persons who have been elect
ell Justices Of tho Peace in this county at
the late election, are repaired by an Act
of Assembly, to notify the Prothonotary
within thirty days after the election
whether they intend to accept the office
TO which they have been elected. No
commissions will be issued to any one un-
til this requirement ia complied with.
DeapWe presume it will not prove disa I
creoable to annouce to our readers in this
county, that the Commissioners have
passed resolution to levy but six mills
county tax for 1862. Last year they were
compelled to levy a tax Of eight mills to
meet the extraordinary expenses incurred
by the three murder trials that were then
to be disposed of, The citizens of our
county owe debt Of gratitude to the
Commissioners, and the late Associate
Judges. Instead of having our rate OF
taxation doubled, the past and present
year, as Is the case in most Of our sister
counties, they have been reduced one
fourth
We know, from personal knowledge
that the judges and Commissioners were
besought time and again to levy relief tax
of four or five mills but they sternly roe
fused to listen to what then seemed to be
a public necessity, aud no tax was assessed
while the families Of our soldiers are about
As well cal ed for as they are IN our neigh
SoriHe counties, where the Relief Board
mas spent its thousands Of dollars.
The artificial excitement" in reference
20 the new Court House is therefore near
ly over and nobody hurt" Tho'e "abIe
and practical fnanciers" who rrophesied
that the Commissioners would have to as
sess ten mills for the next ten years, IN
order to pay the Court House debt and
keep up the current county expenses, can
quiet their nerves by examining the late
county settlement, which shows that II
the outstanding taxes are collected, that
the Court House debt will be nearly wiped
out.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

The attention OF the ladies II
respectfully called to the follow.
ing notice, that we have just re-
ceiyed and opened, the very la
test and mos: fashionable styles
Of
Nubias,
Wool Hoods
Wool Scarfs
Zephyrs,
Wool ShaVl5
large and small.
Heavy double
All Wool shavls.
Cheni'c sbawls,
Cloth Cloaks,
And great varieties Of
Zephyrs, zcphyra
/ A superior article Of
Gauntlet Kid Glove,
Lisle
Buck
Cashmere "
Berlin Wool "
Gauntlet OF Zephyr Wool,
Childrons Cashmere Gloves
" Lisls
and good assortment Of
Ladies',
Children,
and Infants Hosiery
Elegant worked setts
Collars.
Skirts
All Wool Delaines Flnunela, and most vnHe
ties Of dress goods.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

lAN EhN hlNENNGs
Margaret Lanich, Clcarfeld Borough.
David johnson, do. do.
Isaac Bloom, Curwensville Borough
VIM. Mason, do. do.
George Albert, Bradford township.
Il. W. Moore, Brady township.
Henry Goodlander, do do.
Adam knarr, do do.
Valentine Hoffman, Coyington township.
David Smith, Knox township.
x. J. Haynes, karthaus township.
John Sulfrige, Goshen township.
Wn. Woodward, Huston township,
A. l.. Ogden, Lawrence township.
Jacob Mauck, Morris township,
w. W. Anderson, Penn township.
William Reed, Lumber City Boro.
James Haines BoCcaria township.
Leopold Bronoell, Coyington township.
Edward Albert, Boggs township.
George Rchards, Morris township.
Aaron Hartman, Boggs township.
ohm Sheeser, Union township.
Eli Fy, Brady township.
Henry Post Decatrr township.
Andrew Gross, Boggs township.
Benjamin Snyder, Covington township.
Henry Evans, Brady township.
Daniel NJ. Weaver, Curwensville.
Nancy Bloom, Curwensyille,
J ohm Jordan, Gulich township.
Francis Roussellot, Girard township.
w. w. Worral Chest township.
VIM. Conrad, Guelich township
John S. Radebach, Decatur township.
MERCANTILE LICENSE.
Richard Mossep, Clear6eld Borough.
Claudius Barmoy, Coviugton township.
John Robson, Beccaria township.
J. l.. CUTTLE,
Clearlsld, Feb. ?e,'62. Prothr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
Gar Tlme NJ ilronc.


r, .i,isr Arrangement of The r,nnyla0ia
ia' or end 'n,f lhs itb Of Now VIII tsHs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

ENXECUTORS NOITCE.-Noticei is here
n by given that Letters Testamontary, on the
estate Of MARTIN NICHOLS, late Of Lawrence
township, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for settlement
MARTIN NICHOLS, jr.
] NJ. NICHOLS, Ex's
Feb 2G Ct. ISRAEL NICHOLS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

MARRIED--On the 18th Of February last, in
Washington, d. C., by Rev. DR.. Butler, Lieut.
LoREyzo LoRAIY, of the U. s. Army, to Miss FAN,
NY, daughter Of Vim j. McDona Id, Esq, Princi-
pal Clerk Of the United States Senate
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
S(eh advertisements.

I literary. A Gentleman Of large expert
4 4 ence as an Instructor, wishes TO engage a sit
uatiOn for a Summer School
For further particulars, inquire
Mar. 8, 62. AT THIS OFFICE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

Esiy' Persons wishing to employ COM
petent gentleman TO take charge of a
Summer School will please take notice to
the card in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

Oy HASD.-Dr lIartswick has just re-
ceiycd lot Of DR.. IIurd's celebrated
Mouth Wash, Tooth Powders, and Neus
ralgia Plasters Try them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05
u OLLOCK'S DANDELION COFFEE

This preparation, made from the best Java Cof-
fee is recomm> >nded by physicians as a superior
NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for General Dobili-
ty, Dyspepsia and all bilious disorders. Thous-
ands who have been compelled to abandon the
use of coffee will use this wthou. injurious effects
One can contaius the strength OF two pounds Of
ordinary coffee PRICE Is cents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

FATAL ACCIDENT. William Ralston, ag
ed about 10 years, son of Thos. RalstOn, of
Boggs tp., lost his life on Thursday last
by the falling Of tree. The accident
happened about ten o'clock in the morn
ing, and he expired that night. He was
much esteemed by his acquaintances.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

pea-Il Ap9eartwe have 7I0yU m our
o,rr,v and the brawny sons and dough'
,ers Of Africa are piling i'll thick and fast
We would say to those Of our own color
who mako their visits somewhat too ire
quent to that quarter to betolSen any good
that We will no longer suppress names
unless there is an immediate stop put to 1t,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

ASSAULT We are informed that an al
tercntion took place one day last week
between Mr.. Conway and Mr. Edmon-
son, both citizens of Karthaus township,
in which al axe and handspike were
used, resulting in the breaking of both
arms of Mr.. Edmonson, one Of them in
two places.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

DY virtue of sundry writs of Tendi'ioHi ErPo
ID mas, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cearf0ld county, and to me directed
will bo exposed to public sale, at the Court House
in the Borough of Clearfcd, on Monday the l7t'
day Of March next, A. D. 1862 at o'clock, P.M
the following described Real Estate, viz:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

A DECIDED SuccEss-The reception given
TO Lieut. LoRAIN and his bride, at the res
idence Of Ex-Governor BIGLER, on last
Thursday evening. The crowd was
large, hearts light, faces pleasant, and the
suLstantialities complete in all respects.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

JM0,l00h's N9Vaim
The purestand bcst BAKING POWDER known
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cakes PRICE IS cents.
MANUFACTURED by
". IT. KOLLOCK, CHEMIST,
Cor. Of Broad G ChcSnut Streets, Pnilad5lDhia.
AND SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS ASD dRoCEGs.
Feb 26 1862, yr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-05

The NATIONAL RoBBERY.-The readers
attention is directed to the speech of Hon.
Mr.. Van Wyck, part Of which will be
found on our first pNge-0nd to tear in
mind that Mr.. Van Wyck is a full Aedged
Though apparently honesil Republican.