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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

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urlr,r loDotu sunday morirgs 70
rrrday School ,.-,,-.
JrI 4 il On Swd.H mur.ru Tor preaching.
IanIuu,s before 30 the afternoon, ioi Pres.
t,lrffan Sunday srhoo.
"a 4 Sunday evenings, Tor preaching
II minutes before Wednesday evenings fol
Imlyiciisu prayer meeting
% minutes before Thursday evenings for
Methodist prayer meeting.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

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.''H Navy Wn. 100 connection with tho
.'I l"u n"W'N N.I... mnN D." consider
Dd '' IUn secretary.
"I lN1l n"u. s. WI. .m'Ic m. The ai.
ionliun oi lho secretary to Forts aDIlrFou
ah' .lIoL huIoh are wholly H.- be-
Iug OF I1r greater Na.ul eve. io the most
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or,La Trf,nl ST.. 80 '"' :,'u''l'
n,ily Of ,bi ,,,,,,, ~ ai ,o' ',' .r,Ssu
I,y tho ,yeo,Ior LAZY ,.,I - ,un
well enough to 20 to church.
but matters Of the highcs, national
Importance seem to forbid a moments de-
lay, and, irmisled by zeal, he hopes tho
Presidents forgiveness.
"WIll the President permit Gen. S,with
out releIeace to the War Department and
two hundred and Gftv recr,i,s g..r, 'l,,, Nau.
IoI k han Dor to reinforce Fort Sumtcrto
geIhor with some extra muskets or rifles,
ammunition and subsistence?
1T is hoped that u sIoop-oi,war and
cutter may be ordered for the sa.e pur.
pose as early as Tomorrow.
General S. will wait uron the President
at any moment he may be called flr."
The South Carolina Commissioners had
already been many Gays in Washington,
and no movement Of defense, on the part
of the United States, was permitted.
l will here close my notice of Fort Sum-
ter by quoting from some Of my previous
rcport1;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12
BOOTS AND SHOES . .

ny tte BTt J "GraLamIS Ro,c," M
S.2nn
There is a Store in Market Street,
Where aN the nsu and ladies meet,
To hely tAeiy "solcs'' and save their feet
Right close 30 "Graham's Store;
fYou'vc surely been in there bcforc,)
Lives &amTk up 70 ears in leather,
And open in all sorts of weather:
iIc coles 'awg Boots with wax and 'cnd,
And while he lasts will Ger defend
And cherish al Uhg come demanding.
That he #heuld leIp their understanding.
FL makes all k.aaE Of boots and shoos,
And none need barefoot 90,
NGile ttamy,h and hi, leather
Arc making sEcb . show.
and JarE ana boS are always here,
Ald ready at call
1c neatly take rour Measure
had show ysu brough the hall
Then come along and bring your dust.
The Nieaty Gkiso down,
And ven warrant you IS good a fit
As you 1an get ia towB.
y. STUMPH.
SdEe 4, % Market st. Clcarlield, Pa.
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EaAuablo Timber L@Lc
OR S ALE.

VNI!E subscriber is authorized to mako sale Of
i the following Timber Lands which he will
sell on reasonable terms, viz:
One Tract containing 100 acres, in Deca-
tur township, known as the Logo, Troci, located
about two miles from Clcarfcd creek.
one Tract in Chest township, containing about
GOO acres, known as the Tucker Tract, located
one and a fourth miles from Chest creek
Also, one undivided half part of the Woods d
Borreu Tract in Chest township
Also, the one undivided fourth part of the La,-
ioh, Futon d. Co. Tract in Bradford township,
together with three or four other tracts
The above Lands are all in Clearfield county,
and are represented to be well timbcrcd and of
easy access, and convenient to good nayigablc
streams.
~. Persons wishing to purchase such lands
would do well to apply soon, either personally or
by letter to the subscriber in Clc0rfed borough.
WIN. PORTER, Agcat
May 81, 1S62.-u.
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CUhM BBC0MB.
Jnae & IS

SO HOU USEKEEPERS.-The subscriber who
%as educated in the Pcnnsy,yauia Institute for
the Instruction of the Blinds now manufc ciur-
ing CORK BR0OMS, at Centre Corner, noaI
" e!chs', in Lawrence township.
lie makes splendid article, and persons want
ing those Indispensable articles 70 housekeeping
should patrouiB5 this worthy y0Nng man
GG" BR0ONS will bc eupplied either Whole
sale aRd Recall sn the most ostuccommodadng terms
EMERY LEGGETT.
Oct. I, 1852
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Official Vote for Assembly.

We are at length euabIed to present our
readers with the official vote for Assembly
Sn this district. The vote polled is large,
and the Democratic mGjoGity is equally
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esA-The letter from W e, of the l49th
kegimeN, was received too late 70 appear
this week twill be forthcoming ia our
next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

nc4.Which is the Union" party now {?
Republicanism has just been repudiated
in majority of the loyal States. 1t will
not do, therefore, for Republicans to claim
that hey are the Union party, because the
Union would then be repudated in the
loyal States. No, no-the only Union par
y in this country is the old National Dee
mocracy. They lat cred for two genera.
honS to perfect the Union, aud are will
ing to labor two generations more for its
restoration.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

THosE Of our subscribers who wish
to pay their subscription in WooD
have fine chance of doing so at once
as there is nothing in the way
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

Sworn IN.-TAomas Daugherty Esq,
County Commissioner elect, appeared on
Wednesday last, and being duly qualified
at once entered upon thc duties Of his of.
fee Mr. Daughc.ty takes tho place o
the late Mr., Mcrrell,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

STRANGER N TowK.-We have bees
gratiied by call from Frederick Aver
Esq, the business man OF the Grm of J. c.
Aver x Co., Lowell. A short aoquaint'
nnco with the gentleman conyinces US
that not the Doctors skill in compound,
ing his medicins is alone concerned IN tho
immense consumption Of them; but that
it takes business taleut of no ordinary
measure to pass them around the world.
Mr. Aver, manitestly, has these abilities
and the success of his house shows that
he uses them. - Memphis Whig, Tenn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

DNECUTORS' MOTTO E.--NOTICE is
EL hereby given that Letters Tcstamcnary on
the estate q ALiCE DALE, late Of Lawrence
p, Clcarfcld county, deed, have been granted to
che undersigncd-to whom all persons indebted
70 said estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the samow will present
them duly aVthentlc&ted Cor settlement.
BENZ. DALE, Ex'r.
Nrt % 1000
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

We call the attention of the wives and
families cf the Soldiers, to the advertise
mcnt of the Relief Board in another col
umu,
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Selected with great care, md which will bo sold
cheaper than the cheapest
poasc call as we have
Clothing to suit the old, young and gay,
Clothing to keep all comfortable on Winter day
Clothing ofal colors-browu, black and blue
Clothing well made and fashionable too;
Clothing o. elegant Gt, declare
Clothing all take pride in to wear;
Clothing the hest tho, can be bought,
Clothing well sowed-just as IT ought
Clothing which any one Clothing may call,
Clothing for men, youths and all.
Clothing, the largest assortment in town,
Clothing for Smith for Jones and for Brown;
Clothing for all the rest of mankind
Clothng-and what belongs in that line
Can now be bought Cheaper than ever before
AT REIZENsTEIN'S great Clothing Store
In addition to the foregoing will be found and
kept constantly provided
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes Fancy Goods,
Notions, &c., &c.
EG-Wc take this method Of returning our
thanks for favOrs heretofore extended, and rcas,
sure the public the confidence with which we
have been favored, we will strive to merit in The
future.
..zr~GRAIN and FURs taken in exchange at
/ the highest market rates
I REIZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
Branch of RcizoA stein Bros 42I Market ST.
Philadelphia,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

tTho plan invented by General Scott to stor
secession was like all campaigns devised by him,
very able in its details and noarly certain Of gem
cral success. The Southern States are full Of ar
sonols and forts, comm anding their rivers and
stratagotic points, Gen, Scott desired TO trans
fer the army tho United States to these forts as
speedily and as quietly as possible, Tho south
crn States could not cut of communication bo-
tween the Government and the forircssos without
great feet which they cannot build for years. or
take them by land without one hundred thousand
mon, many hundred millions Of dollars, several
campaigns, and many q bloody siege. Had Scott
been able to have got these forts in the condition
he desired them to be, the Southern Coniederacy
would not now cNist.-LPurt Of tho eulogy pro
nounced on Secretary Tloydlwho defeated SCOTS
pans) by the Richmond Erominer, on Floyds re-
ception in that city.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

ID OBERr J. WALLACE, L713n1RY AT LAW
III Clearheld, Pa, Ciiioe in staw's Row, op
osile the Journal Office.
dcs.l, lS5s.-s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-12

EB~The Ecw FyeTwonty Year Six
Per Cent Loan is the only one which the
Government is now issuing at lar, and
large subscriptions are daily making in oil
the principal cities, Messrs. Jay Cooke &
Co., Bankers, la South Third street, are
the agents in Philadelphia, and will cheers
fully afford every facility and explanation
to subscribers a supply Of Bonds con-
SANITY on hand.
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The Heroism of0ur Soldiers and Sailors,

! vol, Iuy1 ,2mo Price, Sl.25,
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

powered 10 borrow from time tme upon the fst and
credit Of the Corporation such Of money
may be required 70 make the payments hereby author
ized not exceeding In the aggregate the said amount Of
million Of dollars, which sum shall be deposited in the
City Treasury, by the person lending the same and upon
their presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the
Chamberlain such money, shall be his duty pre-
pare and deliver In exchange therefor equal amount
Of Of the Corporation TO be designated and known
g "Harbor and City Defence Fund Bonds or the Cor
poration of the City OF New York;
Sec. T. The said Harbor and City Defence Fund bonds
shall be signed by the Comptroller eisgned by the
Mayor and sealed with the seal OF the Corpora
tion atesed by the Clerk OF the Common Council The
principal Of said bonds shall bs redeemed on the let day
OF August 1866, and they shall bear
exceeding seven per cent payable half yearly the
day Of February and August, in each year.
Sec D. IL shall be the duty Of the Comptroller audit
and pay by warrant the Chamberlain in the usual
manner, all accounts approved and certified the
ner prescribed by the fourth section this ordinance
&c., II shall be the duty Of the Board Of Harbor and
Suy Deence Commissioners to report to the Common
Council from time 10 time, all such and particulars
Soncerning their proceedings under and virtue OF this
ordinance az they deem proper and TO communicate
Such as may al any time be called for by the
Common Council
Sec. 10 This ordinance shall take enoct immediately.
After some debate the whole adopted as read by
wee OF 8 to 6.
Papers from the Councilmen were then taken up and
o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


FIoUR-The market was heavy, and prices fell Off &c.
loc per bb, with sales Of II 900 bbs closing at
regular prices.
Wharf.-The market was heavy and &c. q Sc. lower,
with sales Of 900 bushels at 81 IS 81 % Chicago
spring. 81 35 81 SO for red winter and 81 20 81 20
for Milwaukee club.
CoRN.-Tho market was heavy, but prices were un.
changed sales 1000 bushels at 67c for sound shipping
lots OF Western mixed. A4sa-
PoRK-The market was heavy; sales Of 200 bbls At
Sl3 40 S13 621s clreing at the inside figure.
WHIsKEy.s-The mi u was less firm and active, with
sales of 500 bbls. at soc. s5 &c.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
DRY GOODS.


AT TIE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE,
N WE ARE SELLING
Hosiery Under Gsrmenls Cloves Hoods Nubas, Caters,
Ribbons Trimmings yelves Small Wares, Spool coons,
AT rs PER CENT UNDER BROADWAY PRICES
Ladies Merino unoer Garments large assortment very
low.
Misses Boys Undershts Drawers all Sizes at old
Mems Merino undershrs and Drawers full line cheap
Ladies' and Mems Meino and Cotton Hosiery oil every
scripon
Ladies Childrens Balmora Wool Hose, choice lot
chdren's White Wool Hoods, Legginss. Mts &c.. nice
LADIES', Mems and Chldren's Gloves and Armles, Of
every kind.
splendid OF Hoods aud Nubias choice coors
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons all widths and coors.
Black Trimming Rbbon co ored edge from auction cheap
fu hns :, BIk vsysis hs al Sishs yesy low
We keep the largest AM cheapest assortment up town.
5000 doz best 200 yard Spool Cotton 1000 doz for &c.
Very best Needles 4c. per paper; bes Pins Sc.
IN this department. adi san lind everything in trim
Corner OF Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
AT TLEGRAlN's.
n 80 EXTRA RICH SILKS for dresses. of the bes.
from $oo 10 $50, will be offered At
IS CASES NEW SILKS, just received.
Good BLACK SILKS AT Is per cent under market value
~ Extra nch Fl ured Otomans, velours and Popips.
Plain Empress Cloth and Ottoman from rs cents to ~
yard.
100 pieces velvetne at % cents worth 80 cents.
100 pieces Queens Cloth ~ yard wide most excellent
black material Gr braided dresses, not TO be found In
any other store In the city.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
MOURNING GOODS sold this without profit
729 Broadway. corner OF Waverley place.
near New York Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SATURDAY, Oct. 1876 p. M.

SATURDAY, Oct. lS--6P p. M.
;. The money market is tolerably active; call loans
are brisk at per cent, with exceptions at and
q. t.,..a"ates sold this morning down to 991s
Demand notes fell 20 l25.
The gold speculation rec"e'Ved o further check
to-day. Gold fell to 12sa4, closi".S az l2sT' and
exchange to 143 a l44. The indications are that
the speculation in these commodities has been ar
rested for the present,
: Stocks were generally lower this morning. For
some days pretty strong effort has been made to
depress the market, with partial succass num-
ber of large operators who sold out some time since
have been anxiously awaiting decline to re-enter
the market as buyers. New York Central fell off
* per cent Erie "a, Erie preferred a, Hudson "a,
Michigan Central l. Illinois Central l, Galena IA,
Toledo ~, Rock Island "a. After the board there
was slight rally, especially in the shares of the
New York roads. Erie old rose "a per cent from
the lowest point of the morning; of the preferred,
1900 shares were taken by prominent operator.
In bonds there was no change this morning.
Governments were q fraction lower. At She
second board the market was rather better es-
pecially ON Erie shares, which rose u per
cent. At the close the market was unsettled,
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

NFATR1MoNy ST. RoCtI, A QUEER EXCITING
Nk book; every sdy aud Gentleman should rad
r. Sent fee for three cent stamp. Address Author, boz
a.0oA Yhiiaielphia.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
DRY GOODS.

INDIA SlIAWkS-REAL INDIA CAMELS' HAIR
@saw q, at very low Ia long and square. j. RUS
SELL, ~ Wooster street, second door below Amiiy
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
HOTELN


A LBroN HOTEL AND BOARDING. 6s5 HUDSON
"A street, corner OF CharlesPlcssant and neatly far-
gle persons Persons wishing comfortable home for the
"''''' WIN ''' ''' : '''' T. LAMBERT Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $ll ,O22,336 62, and the balances
e2,0l4,336 AZ. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were $3.50 ,l22 20, being daily
average of $425 02O 3s, against $40 ,s3s 80
FOR the week ending on Saturday last
The Eliot Fire Insurance Company Of Boston has
declared a scmi-annual dividend OF five per cent,
free of government tax.
The Jefferson Fire Insurance Company of this
city give notice that the amount retained for
government tax from the dividend declared on the
lst of September last will be repaid to the stock
holders on demand at the Office.
The last Bank of England statement shows
the following variations rs compared with the
previous week
Increase. Decreoss.
Gher deposits. ts.....'............. |zsoso
Notes in circulation on..............f 81 ,064,c20
res. : ::...'..."';... ....:.::.'..''. Sio
On the other sidc Of the account
Government securities. ........... %
Othcr sccurit1es. sooJSss
Coin and bullion. ................... 2l76V0
Notos unemployed. u............'.s i,<4osVV
In relation to American securities, Mr.. Il. +.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
DRY GOODS.

H00 PIECES
60 CENTS PER YARD, WORTH IS CENTS
PARIS PRINTED ALL WOOL DE LANES
s5l4 CENTS PER YARD, WORTH 50 CENTS.
$50 ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
NEW STYLES AND cOLoRINGs.
A. T. STEWART co.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

IN DERBY COMPANY
Il Are receiving per steamers from Europe their FAN
and Winter supply OF
LONDON TRADE GOODS
foR dENTLEMHENS,ssv q e. WEAR uAH m rur FIRM
with special In quality, styles and varety 70 which We
invite the inspection Of geriK'sRmRsYn KRRY COMPANY.
Tailors and Importers,
No. 81 Walker street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

EatthertlWalte } CTcuIuT, per ASIA, renHrKs.-
since our last the market for American securities In
London continued firm up 10 the 18th uliimo, although
with limited amount OF business. except for Virginia
ak per cent bonds 10 which large transactions have
taken place petweens and 52 they close rather atsr at
a. 49ia Yesterday however, from receipt Of tsle
grams from New York announcing further federal
ecsses besdcs the satisfactory maintenance Of the rail
way traniss especially the Illinois, Erie and Now York
Central railroads. large purchases at enhanced prices
took place In shares and bonds OF these
and although to-day there has been generally uli In tho
Market yet there has been renewed demand for Atlantic
and Great western bonds, which have been done at 90
Erie shares closed buyer at 32 and altogether prices
have been well maintained.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

4 YOUNG WIDOW LADY, q YEARS OF AGE, DE-
"A sres correspond with gentleman not under 80 With
vev l ma rln,vny. possessing means kind snd at
fecoosss djsposou preferred Address for two days,
Wtdow. station Onice
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
MILLlNERY, &C.

A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or FAN.
n aid winter Millinery, consisting of Silks, Veyets,
Flowers Feathers and Ribbons French Bsnnets In great
variety at the iowestcash prices.
DONNETS-D BOSNETS-GREATEST BARGAINS
- offered L. BINNs Millinery. largest aud chsal
est In The world 5Sl broadway $751; opposite the Metopoi
tan Hotel Our % and ~ Bonnets worth $40 and $l2
straw Bonnets.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

MADAME NOURIT,
iva ~ Bleecker sreet, Broadway
Respectfully informs the ladies of New York that she has
lately returned from France with large and beautiful
assortment of
WINTER BONNETs AND HEADDREssEs.
SELECTED BY HERsELF.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

MITCHELL HOUSE, s2s, $50 AND S2 FOURTH AVE
Rooms FOR familcs also snae H9ygns ior gentamen
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

JUST REcEyyEp,
C SPLENDID L0r OF KID GLOVES, AT THE
Old PRiNES
Ladies' Fine E. oiieled Chemse Yokes 81 D
THE BEST STOCK or FANCY COMBS
IN THE CITY
JET, STEEL AND SHELL EARRINGS
BROOCHES AND BELT CLASPS
SAMUEL TUCK,
1911 Broadway, TIT.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

MORTGAGE sALE.-B. p. FAIRCHfLD, CO.,
Wl auctione rs will Sell, Monday y to er 90 W 10
O'Clock at s2s Broadway corner Of Twelfth street. sok
Fixtures Of the s'aurant. consisting Mirrors,
Tables. Chairs Ocoths Paintings, Ensrayings Counars
GLASS and oneware. Lquors and Sega Also kchsn and
other Furniture. JAMES MARINER Attorney.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
INSTRUCTION.

AT COOPER INsTITUTE-BRYANT sTRATToN
n Penn's Commercial College-Instrucon day and ever
ing in bookkeeping mercantile law business pen nansh
ercial arithmetic higher nather atics, &c Ever
possible advantage offered young acquiring
pletc business education.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19


MIGCELLAk EOUS.
A LOT OF NEW DUTCH FULL HERRINCs, JUST
"A arrived and for sale by sCHUCHARDT 4 GEshARD.
~ Nassau street.
WASH PAID FOR CAMEL HAIR sHAWI.S, FURD
~ and Iaces-LOUfS ANRICH. 713 Bruadwhy offers 20
pay per than otler hous. Tor AL kn
fuIs Camel Hair Shaws and fine LaceA Rcnsmoer 10
Broadway.
ISMBRorDERrNo IN GOLD, SILK OR COTTQS.
Ia Stamping the most perfect manner, Initials AM ~
worked on handkerrhies bed AMI tt9ie Ihen IN
Embroidery for sale chenp fc1s'h3 Wn
Ing 10 have marking and designing 10 brad work or e.S
brodery are invited call Military Ornaments maao W
order Stamped Goods wholesale and retail -, -,....
Mmc. PETERSCfEN, $40 four'n .-- sIe~.
MARBLE MANTELs-MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
M ishingly low prices at kLABERs Maroic tarus w
Fast Eighteenth street. Third Avenue hnu ~ iss sse
nue. near Third street. York Mantels put up 10 any
part OF the country. ----------------------
nshprcAI PRACTICE wANTED-IN THE COUNTRY!
VII address ~ one week. with ul particulars j. l. D. -
East Tweniisth street.
&rrwIy DISCOVERED VEGETABLE CoLoRIFIC-s
IN Tor changing tho Hair 10 bcautful brown bs
without VI time and without any her WASH
or preparation excels all dyes In brilancy faving ho
hair soii like OIL It'll simple IN its apghcausn merely wei
three or four days. II falls 70 chang gray white or
red hair q deep brown or black. VINO esais uep,ss
FUNgTERs SC0FfELD o. John street For sale and app
piled VICTOR LAME n, % Cha ham street corner ov
Chambers. BOSWELL WARREN. propriesors' Brook
iyn, 4. ID.