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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
ROLE NJ.
PACIFIC COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF HEW- YORK.
CAPITAL, STOCK 81, 900 600
SHARES 500 ZACH. $50
WORKING CAPITA SSO9,OOO lN bIOCh, AND
800, 900 ~ CASH.

CAPITAL STOCK liEaFs 100 ficH oo0'"o'
WORKING cArT ,oa s ssSe 2 nnsu IL SIoch' AMI
TRUSTEES:
uon JAEFs DE PFYsTER OGDEN ofNewYo-t-
lion. JGsiEs WADsWORTu OF Jane. wsdswOrlh Co.
GE5RGF ". TUiTLE Of stou, Tu,le Leather Ds.l,r'
RIcHAbb j. siiERMAN. OF Richard Sherman Co., No.
LEWIS BrSTOT' coan.elor a, Law, OF Nsw.Yort-
WM g. HALL. Of Kortirup HAL a Coz No III h'oAa"sy'
THOMAS A SCOTT Vice President Psnn'ylvnia Contra
r. r. Co, Philadelphia Penn o..... Ma.
r. s. 4. ANDRQs, OF ADdros toie Boston, hsA
Hon LEVI PARSONS Of San Francisco Cal
BANKERS.
RICHARD SHERMAN 4 Co, No. 30 rine'' Ne~'YOfh.
The property Of this COMPANY consists o. psrpe'ah
Of 90 Of oil territory In san Lui. pbi.po oouhy
forns IN frontage Of miles tie PACING Cos-, snu
ron ts r,ports OF Frof sipan Cot Williamson and others
/, contains the Oh springs wells and tsrn'oy Js' d"
rIo.p-c,us Reports and limited ,monn, Of STOCK a. "
per char, s.n Ss hsS q sPREIp 81 ~
NOPTHRUF. HALL L co. No AZ Breiaw.J.
RICHARD SHERMAN Co, No " rinet
LEWIS BENTON, NJ II Broadway Room ~
GREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
" OrYIcE, No 81 PLACE HxAn hEoinwAr
Manufacturer. and sole Proprietor. Of the
HENDRICK LUBRICATOR.
Al.o dealer. in SPERM. LARD. WHALE and 0thcs OILS
JOHN BRYAN. President. New. York.
JACOB 3 ATWOOD. Vice President.
j. A. WlSNEIt Secretary and Treasured
T.. r. HENDKlCh, Superintendent
WM n. MARCUS. General Agent.
NIL LANDS FOR SALE.
~ Desir.hle Tracts bitusted In
Green County. PENN 80
v,eiina the celebrated AMBER OlL which burns Without
refining.
In Athena bfunroe aud isngton Counties Ohio, ZONE
" them yielding LUBRICATlh0 OIL
And In Richie and Marshall Counties, West virginia
-" n n, HAvENs,
No u Esasash
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TEN YEARS LOAN.
TEN YEARS LOAN.
100000.
EN0s COUNTY (BRocKLYN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS
$500 900.

RINas CorxTY THEAsuayns Oyyrcr I
No Is CoURT-sT., tKcoKIYS. FEB. ii, 1865.
n County Treasurer hereby invites subscI pon IN
shorized Chap. Of In. laws Of 1854 and by rcaooiion Of
- Board Of Supervisors adopted Dec 70 s fer the par
Ssss ns the quota Of the County undo, the Presidents
- call for troops
azbecriDers viii receive Ger tcaes OF lndebtscness.
nsane interes the date o. subscription until the Dond
- resdy for delivery - -
The Bonds WI bear interest q the rate OF SV7N PR
CENT PER ANNUM payable semi annually, 20 vii; On
- Let days OF May and November the principal viii he due
~ psysbie the j., day Of May, 1875.
TSe script book open 81 the TreasIeys once
THOMAS 4 GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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Petroleum.
DETROLEUM.
ROCKS CLOSING

THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL CL3yE 9
MARCH l. AFTER WHICH NO 3TOCk ILL =, or = 20 81
AT THE PRESENT SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE Of y, , RI
SHARE. A LIMITED NUMBER or 5h ~, or =, ~
BE SOLD FOR FEW DAYS AT 81 PER shAAA'
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6iorkbolocrs nlcetines.


LEAD COMPANY
~ - useting Of the Stock oders Of this Company VIII
BE- red the ofce OF l.. a. - NlAlip' ESQ no zane
a.. on FRIDAY. March H. al 81 r.
by order Board Of Director. -
- SAMUEL ~. POND. secrstsrJ
Prr,BunGH FORT WSrsE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY Co.
OyyIcr on sgca.rARY PiTrssrKGh, Pa, Feb l< 90.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF the sIOCA
srd CONTROLLERS Of this Company ~ The tccnor
Of Director aud sucL business nAy cone before Il
will be held A. Pittsburgh, on the IliihD "hUNbSbAi
15ill Of March, :. ID. 1865 Al H. O'Clock q ~. .
HE Stock sn3 Bond Iran.er books Of the Cor nnJ ~
their Office 10 the City Of Pittsburgh, eud q, the Ir ne'
agency IA me Cy New YorA will 20 closed "a the 80 da
81 March. .. snd remain clO.rd un'l ~" III d, u
March u.crclitey W. II bAfsNLh StcI'tiry
OFFICE " THE MsSzso1A hisiSG CosPAsr.
20. II Piur.st
NOTICE.-Th ANNUAL MEETING oil the
~ stockho6eIs q t Company wiz be tee at then Office
on VI DSFeDAY tue Ifth March inst At O'clock m.
uhs the report WI be presented AM officers elected
foT the ensuiu' ycef. -, 80, . ~, go
T Trrf,T books viii be closed from the 18th TO the 18th
mat, both d4y, Inclusive. ,,,..., =, mourn s....,
New York March T. 1865.
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DOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22d INST.
THE IRoNsIDES PETROLEUM COMPANY
ORGANIZED UNDEn THE LAWS OF TIA srAyI
OF NETWORK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50. 900.
DIVIDED INTO 35, 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE SO PER SHARE.
OFFICERS:
Pre.iJent Secretary and Treasures.
WILLIAM HEoEMAN. WILLIAM L. CLARK.
WILLIAM c DE WITT.
TRUSTEES
WILLIAM HEGEMAN, OF Hesen4n Co. Druggists, No.
2o3 Broadway, New York
J. PRYOR RoPKE. Sec Corn Exchange LAT. Co., cor. WI
ham and Beave- stA Nsw.Yors
VII LIAM +. FowLE. Ofw. f. J. y. FOwle. Boston
A. A. FOSTER, OF Foster l Tower. No. ~ Bsekuanst,
SewYorl.
y. n. BACKUs. OF Lehish Crsne Iron Co., Phla
L. b. VAN KLEECK, No l69 Broadway. New.YorL
ALExR MoCUE, Counselor at Law, Brooklyn
EDWARD y. PATCHEN. OF T. Ke,chAIn \ Co., Ne O.
waist. Eew.York
wM IL. CLARK, no. II Broadway, New YOrh-
Bankers,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Superintendent ct Oh City,
FRED. b. BACKUs.
OFFICE. NO. ~ BROADWAY. N.Y.
Roon No. Is
The land, and possessions Of this Company arc mus IN
the heart Of the oil region Of veD4nso County Tsnn'yrAna
AID arc in brief, !, follows;
FEE SIMPLE.
100 acres on both s.d.. Tonests Creek
% scr.s OF both sides S,usr' Kun .
I,,.,..,. IN ,w.l on Smith Farm PUnPING nj BARRELS
pyp nay IN m. new Bsliiste Well FLOWING " BAR
ppIsppp DAY and lNCREASlNGi In the famous Auburn
WILL FLOWING 70 BARRELS PER DAYS In tue new
y.une. Well PUMPING 20 BARRELS PER DAY, and Ia
,h. c.lsbrs.sd jersey Wen, FLOWING $50 FER
nay Al.o interests In -FOUR WELLS NOW GOING
DOWN aud tie Company have commenced TO sink WILLS
ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
1b oorporsor. design making this permanent company
ho- .,ok snail become excellent investment rather tnan
nero means Of speculation Those among them having the
LARGEST financial interest It's Affairs will devote themselves
personally 10 Its management
fl. land. and wells will constantly and thoroughly devel
op-d OIL and not stock, will be usds the OF it.
revenue.
tn, uberron book. Tor limited number Of share. the
s,ocl Of this company open the office Of the
pany and at the office either OF the above named
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PETROLEUM.
HAMILTON OIL AND COAL
COMPANY.
OFFICE ~ EXCHANGE BUILDING.
No. IS and 80 BROADWAY. SRw.YORK.
POST uYFlCE ADDREss BOX No. 8, $50 EEW-ioKK.
10000 SHARES, PAR VALUE $40 kACh-
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. s..
Ne further AsssssnssIt.
l00. 600 WORTH or STOCK RESERVED SoR
WORKING CAPITAL
P,...d.n. ...Hon WILLIAM q. sTEELE
yI,.-Pr-.ld.nt. JOSEPH TREAT.
1t.Asurrf.......G l. WOODHOUsE.
WILLIAM q sTErLE. OF Steele Hsadlsy, No
Walls View iors
RICHARD MCDONALD New Brunswick, " J.
Ju-YrH TRrAT No. tss Ps@fst-. Ss~Yerk-
GEORGE MCDONALD No. 81 D-y-st Eev-Yorh
JOHN GRifvEs Brookyu n Y.
THOMAS 4. MCDONALD. New Bran'wict. y. J.
DAVID D. GaEEk. No. ~ PsHl ct, Se~-forL
N H. MOSES n. % Brosdst.. New.Yort.
e. l. woODu0UsE. No. 49, Psail.L, Es~-Yorh
500, 600 WORTH OF STOCK RESERVED Sof
WORKING CAPITAL
lands IN FEE.

LANDS IN FEE.
TIL. Company own w Zee simple nrnIl. '70O acres OF
l.pd located IN Ln,~rne sul suvsD Counties Penn sud
Ws.hnsnu and Ma.snshsn Counties OHIO, heavily wooded
ard fien IA Btannous Goa These properties arc no"
~o,,h more tlan % rsrldy iv A,c'ns In vsne
And a. present Of Increase, vii dorb IN value whti
81 months thu. insuring rce fv 90 stocxo1<fs Gi once
m. froo. M ouy "a f<
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Y,UF WEBER PIANO-FORTE-

i /. admitted tho BEST Piano Forte made because TIE
maker being practical nechAnc OF ons experience.
4" = TUOROUt,H MUSICIAN, thus combining sdvarD
,. other manufacturer IN the unsd states
sch "a The testimony Of s. Ml.. Robert Heller Geo y.
ns.,ax VIM Mason &. Jerome hopkins. Cha. Frsde MAG
Mr,txr Carl Anschutz John Zunde Maurice strsa
Gioyaui sconcis Edward and Hem. Moleahaarr, Ionic
sr.i,.r Emil and Fred Brsndeis ". H. Bs.sioTd, Thee.
Morus and every good musician IN the United States.
" ar,roon,s. No. I5S West Broadway near Csn.st
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SILVER STATE ,1 MINING COMPANY Of
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF TILE
STATE OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL 45OOOCo.
1c,00o SHARES, PAR VALUE, Is.
%, 90 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
Oftos Of tie Company No, ~ wiuianlst
A. BARLEY, No. ~ Beayer.st
henry CARDOZE, Of Rivera, Csrdozs Co., No.
pE GRAssE LI4ISGsToN, No. $, winismr.
HENRY L. MORGAN, No q Broadwsy
FERDINAND LONGCHAMP No. 81 WIiinm n
Prcsdent...........A. BARBFY.'
Vice rresident.. HENRY K MORGAN.
Ireasnref.......... HENRY tAlsDCLt.
secU tary ...........h. :. MILLER
Counsel. .COUDERT BROTHERS
The Mnes OF the Company sitsted In the Hunbod a.
Columbia Start Santa Clara Prince Royal and Pueba Min
Ing Distr'cts Humboldt County State Of Nevada and en-
brace 1875 feet OF valuable SyeTbesrLg quartz lodges
The veins In which the claims Of the Company located
hsve been less developed.
There 200 aTgeuerors quartz hetf~
rEcted and ready FOX the crushing m 1t al yield s'c1rd'
to tie lowest estimate o1 per tun in coin securing al
most at the beginning OF 10 existence sasctOry returns "
tie so:sbolders Of the Company.
limited amount OF the Stock s offered for Few days u
81 80 shar. subec; further call assessment
Subre .puons received d: the following places
A. BAhE4, Presd nj OF the Company No. ~ bes'er'sI
HENRY CkRDOLE. Tro ssurcT, No ia Pe-JEU
DE RONGE L DYFfr, No. 20 Broad ~.
GEO RILEY. No Is Nal.s'.
DAVENPORT a TANNING. Montaguest, meg Courtst'
BROOKLYN.
And a. til, Office OF the Company, No. ~ Wli,n-s'
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DETROLEUM.

DETROLEUM.
WAGSTAFF e. GOETCUIUS.
No ~ BROADWAY Room No. -
OIL STOCKS
BOUGHT and SOLD on CORNERSTONE PRIVATE SALE,
ani at the
REGULAR PETROLEUM STOCK BOARD.
M-ylELYY RYND FARM.
EXCELSIOR OCEANIC,
EOUSTAIy CLIFTON
UNITED STATES, BERGEN COAL AND OIL,
IEIO, LODNlS,
DUTCHMAN RUN, NORTHERN LIGHT.
ard o,h.ra
LIST or PRICES ruDlsb-d dsy and information cheer.
fully furnished Of al Dividend Companies.
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YsNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
4 aud upn-ht PIANOS. MELODEONS. HARMO-
NUNS and tOIIAN ORG rs. Wholesale and retail Te
let uDd slowed purchased aonnly payments re.
ccved the Second hand pianos oaTcan' IRON ~
f225 Sheet music little soi,d At 40 per page rnnu
In Attendance to try new music Factory and warer9oass
No aal Broadway. Cash paid for secondh hand pisnos-
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VTNHE STELLA ...-
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OFFICE, No ~ BROADWAY. EEw.YORK
ORGANIZED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS or THE
STATE OP NEW.YORH-

YRusTREs;
SAMUEL BOOTH, No 6d myr,iesve Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH Cin,on.sve., Brooklyn.
POSTER PETIT tof Petit Crook No ios w'tert. NY.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, No. i3i " .shingion-si N. Y.
RICHARD INGAAHAM, No 10 Coart-st., brooklyn
WILLIAM NJ LITTLE (of wyczof Litse) Mons cue 81,
near Court, Brooklyn
ALFRED BECAR tof BecaI. Napier Coz, No. az Broad
wsyN.Y.
JOHN DOHERTY, Park place Brooklyn.
!. HORATI0 BIGLOW (of L. II. Bsow Cot No. VII
liam o., NY.
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rT,HE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTEs

e the only Instruments constructed trus scientific
principle They greater strength and Nil remain iontsf
tune other piano and have received tho nen.
testimonials from the principal artists La INC eoonuy'
Cal AID G Examine them. sole agents, -
WIN. HALL Il SON, No. ass Broadway.
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ORGANS FOR SALE.-One secondhand,
" OF Il stcDs Of ksys mahogany case octsvss q
pedals also ore Of u sops, one row OF keys sna
acJal. VIII. DAVIS No 70 Downnsst
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nIANOS-New and Secondhand, BY beet
L maker. a: sI25. saeS, e75, tc. Me.oJeons Stools.
Watches, jeweiry, psinnz' Cigars buns sewing Mn:
chines Fnrs Che.s Boards &c Cash paid fer Pisnos and
other eood, J. Y. JONES, No. 50 Ann ct.
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The lands and possessions Of this Company arc ~ h''ed
the Of the oil region Of vensn.o County isHA''
AID are, in brief, - follows;
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CFTICE NlssAu MihINb NO8pANf
No 81 BROADWAY, NEW lonE, A-rcu ~ 1919.
NOTJCE.-Pursuant to Section EleTen o.
" the Mining Laws Of the State Of Michigan. the FOL
lo~ ins shares Of stock IN the -.
NASSAU MINING COMPANY
rf@itef 'or non payment 81 sseseuis vii be told al
public by order Il tie cctofs, o. thc ohss o. '
secretary No 70. Broadway. New York Oh TUEsDAl the
llth dsy ~ April. al noon:
100 shares, certificate isfued
20 SHARES certificate i.surd
l.S shares certificate isped-
2fO shares, cericst' issued-
go shares ccIfiroas iss-ei
90 shares eertific ate lssned
1867 rnares. ceriifc 'e is-ueL
100 shares certit, ate isfurt
50 shares certificate Issued
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Va THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other trst
premiums have been awarded 20 us within few year. io1
THE BEST Instruments Of Ills class over two hundred oi
h. ost dnsush.i musicians New YORK and other prn:
cpe cities declare that the instruments Of our make -
re Isee particulars In circularsl ssesrooms no
Msrc.r. NY lin March viii remove TO No oo broad~.yI
~ MASON BROThEkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11

- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS ar. now considered
The an Europe well this country havna received ne
trsi Prize Medal at tie Worlds In lbiou N London ls
The principal WY tbs Stenvy Pianos are supeof
70 al others 10 that tho hrn composed OF I'VE PRACTICES
piano oT- kers father and four sons) WIN invent all es
own inn and under whose personal supervsoa
every "a Of the instrument manufactured Wsefoom9
Nos End - East foueenths, between Union Square M
Irving Place. Newiork
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17

GOOD ADyIcr,-A delegation Of negroes,
headed by a d. D., whether while or
black is not stated, made formal call ON
resident johnson the other day. In re-
ply to their sautation he did not fail 70
give them some very good advice. Among
other things he told them tha, freedom
meant the privilege for man to work and
take care of himself and family, and not
10 depend upon the charity of the Gov
eminent. He also expressed the wish
That the time might speedily come when
all negroes shall be removed to country
of their own.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17
ELIEF NOTICE.-Tbo Rood =, pu,

~ ior the county of Clearfeld, will meet nj ma
Tow TU'alsS.onsrs ~ ne office, on Wednesday ana Tburs
u"y, y, ttG 2ith and 2jth days of MAY, lse5.
inc Board have directed that ali ncv oorI;
snnts q. must appear before the Board and produce
Iheir sworn statement detailing name of soldior
rrs'mont and company; when enlisted =; the
~ number %, children, with age and sex of eoch
me township in which they resided at the lima a,
enlistment On and their present residence and That
sno Is without the means of support for herself
anu nc, children, wAo are dependent upon her.
TWO witnesses of credibiity, from the townsbi,
IN which she resides, must also be nrodnco5
whose certificate, sworn to before the board must
set or'h that the applicant is the person she or. r
resen's herself to be; that the statomment of,6e,
Is In destitute circumstances and her romiIv IN
actual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just ard true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be oh.
t''hcd at the office of the Board Of Relief when
is made and the witnesses appeor.
may = 1860. W S. BRADLEY, CYk.
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NOTICE TO
u. s. TAXPAYERS !!

"A L iEheoNS KNOWING THEMSELVES
Hap'e 10 assessments under the u, s. Rovc.
NuS La"s, eHher Tor income for the wear 1854
so'u or SiiVer plate, gold watches, burgies. cnr
,,'seS' sprlhg-wagons, pianoes, mclodeons. or for
,ioenses ior 1863, are requested to meet me nj
.he IUho"'ng Iamed places on the DAYS appoint.
eu' "here will receh all suck returns. And
IN ueiauit OF which the penalty Of twenty.6yq
er duty. ~ '"0 ''OP'
for tIcarheld borough, Lawrence township,
ana all others convenient, at Israel Tests og;ce
IN CIeaIteld, on Mepday May lst
FOR uirard, COvington, and Karthaug towp-
ships, at the house of John B Mulson, Mul,on.
burg, on Thursday, May 4th.
For Morris, Graham and BradG rd ,ovrsbi,s
at the house Of Jas. Z. Nelson, Kylertown, on
Monday, May Sth.
For Decatur and Doggs TOWNSHIPS, at the
house of Milo lIoyt, in Osceolo, on Tbursdnv.
May llth.
For Beccaria, Woodward and Jordan town.
SnlPS' NJ the house of Daniel Paulhamus, in Glen
Hope, on Monday May 18th.
For Burnside, Bell and Chest townsbip, et
inc house OF d. 5. Plotner, in New Washington,
On Thursday, May 18th,
for ferguson and Penn townships, and Lum-
Monday, May ?3d. q"
FOR Brady, Bloom and Unio- tbvvr.h;rs ~
me house OF VIM. SChwem N Tptbsrs5nrI, on
Wednesday, Nav o"in .,n. IL ''1'-''''1'S' ."
al. HEMPHILL, Asst Ass'r,
lst Division, 18th Dist Pa
Asst Assessors OH Q,
Curwcnsyillc, April ~ 1865. np26 st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17
List OF Jurors for June Term, 1865.
iRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Isaac Ricketts,, Bee caria John Brown
Bell ; Jacob Campbell, Bell Tbon ms
Beers, BoggS; Martin II. Lather. Brady:
Miles Armagost, Brady Samuel Holiday.
Brady Othello Smead, Burnside John
bouch Bell Samuel Mitchell, ClearGeld :;
Ihomas "arinG, Decatur; George Curry,
ferguson Joseph Straw, Ferguson; Ste
phen Hugeney, Girard Robert McCrack
en- Jordan; Peter Mays, Knox; Isaac
Dunlap, Knox; John RoGles, Lawrence
W. +. Read Lawrence James Farewell
Lumber City; Abel johnson, Morris Jes.
Sc Sc Beams Morris; Ross Mcclure. Pike :;
uenry baughman, Woodward.
TRAVERSE JUROR,
0GSc%1iHLJohn 6 mIs;-7, B"ci,s. wm ,i,n,ror
8sIjLS Il DSSkIns;n, JosGa IA Cormitoo%. Its%'"''' a
."aIles CadwaIader, John kep.
Bloom C ,orge A Boom.
Bradtord-W. X. Williams, John j. Ky.
Ter, Jacob pearce.
Brady-Joseph Lines, sr. r. II. Kirk.
Henry knarr jr. Lever illegal, Joseph
Kirk, Henry Shaiier, Joseph Seyler
John A. l.. illegal. Roswell Luther,
Burnside-Thomas llitchen. Aaron Patch
in.
Chest-H. II. uurd.
Coyington-'rancis Coutriet, Solomon
Maurer.
.CurwensviIe-B. F. Sterling, Jacob s.
Cole, Edward Goodwin.
Fox Adam Hetrick.
.Gosheu-Jobn Nelson.
Gulich-James Mathew, Edward Miller.
.4luslon-Jacob Petorman,
jordan Jonathan Mays.
karlhaus- Charles Hahn, George Emcr.
ick.
Lawrcn, Lewis c. Bloom, Saml. Clyde,
Lewis c. Garden.
Lumber City-Samuel Spencer,
Morrs-George Arlery, Ja,. W. Hoover
Penn E,ah johnson, Joseph Newcomer
plke Moses Bailey Michael Wise.
Union-Wm. f. johnson.
Brad'oId-Adam Gearhart.
TRAVIS JURORS SECOND WEEK.
Beccaria-Amasa J, Smith.
Bell triah Hawk, Jacob Keller, Jack
son McCiincoy.
Borgs-CaIyin S1aw, Richard Waple, Jas.
james.
Braliord-james Lounsberry,
Brc dy-Robert Boyle, Christian Smith,
Miles j. Rishel
Covingron John r. Berccy
CIearheld--James B. Graham, William
60 Morgan.
B. Scgner, WIN. p.
Chambers. II. y. Thompson.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINEl
rA7EtSTED FEBRUARY IrH, 1860.
SALE5ROOMS.
536, Broadway, New York.

53G, Broadway, New York.
2o2, Washington Street, Boston.
THIS MACHINE Is CONSTRUCTED on
4 entirely new principles Of mechanism, pos
sessng many rar0 and valuable improvem ents,
having been examined by the most profound ex.
perts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and
PERI ECTION combined
1t has straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes tho LOCK or SHUTTLE stitch, which
will he!ttcr rip Ur ra7Ci, ami Is alike on both
Sides performs perfect sewing on every descrp.
tion Of material, from Leather to the finest Nan
sock Muslin, with cotton, linon, from the coars-
est to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cogwheel, and the
cast possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass,
and is empAatcally
4 NOJSELES,S MAC1TLVE!
1t requires Fifty per cent. less power TO drive
IT than any other machine in the market. 4 girl
t~clv" years of age can work it steadily, without
fatigue or injury to health.
It's st'ongth and Won lorful Simplicity Of con.
structon rcnders 1t almost impossible to get ont
Of order, and is Guaranteed by the conpanyt1
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may do
sirc to supply themselves with Il superior article
to come and examine this Unrivaucd Machine.
But in q more especial manner do we solicit tho
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Man Shoe Binders,
utacturcrs, Vest and Panta-
shirt a Bosom loon Makers,
Makers. Dress Makers,
Religious and Charitable Institutions will be
liLcraliy dclnt with.
PRICES or MAcHIYE CoNrLFrE;
No | Family Machine, with IIcl-yr, Teller
and Brail1r 60
No. 2, Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table, "a
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, with Extension
Table, s.
No. 4, L'go Manufacturing, for Leather, with
Rolling Foot and Oil Cup, 100
One half hours instruction is sufficient TO ohablJ
any person to work this machine to
their entire satisfaction,
no Agents wanted for all towns in the United
States whore Agents arc not already established.
Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South Amer.
ca, 70 whom liberal discount will be eiyon,---
Terms invariably Cash OH delivery, ~Gas
+. J. MCARlHUR g. co.
$50, BROADWAY, N, Y, 552WASHINGTON
ST, Boston, 72O, CHESTNUT ST. Phila.
A. i Co. [TeJ. SLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17

BoorH vs.. JoHS Brown. There is quite
coincidence between these two notori
Gus ilurderes, relative to their capture.
Both were driven to the wall by thoir pur.
suers, and both were shot while defend
ing hemselves-B Booths wound being
mortal, and that of John Brown being
very painful though not mortal, and he
was compelled TO limp to the gallows with
an urhealed wound, be not being as lucky
as Booth. Both were bold. brave, and bad
men, who conspieed against the laws q
heir country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-17
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865!
The Great Invention of the Age in
II q o u s X / Il L S!

/ W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
~ ELLIPTIC (or d0dble) SPRING SKIRT.
Vests, Bradley & Cary, date j. 1. w.. o.
Wost) Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 97
Chambers and 20 and ST Reade Streets, New
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX Tor
lwol Elliptic Stoel Springs, Ingeniously Braided
Tightly aud Firmly together, edge to edge, max
ing the toughest, most flexible, Elastic and Dur.
able Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or
Break like the Single Springs, and consequently
Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful Shape
Twice as Long as any other Skirt.
The Wonderful Flexibility and Great Comfort
and Pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in
all Crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages,
Railroad Cars, Church Pews Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, us the Skirt an
be folded, when in use, TO occupy small p!aco
as easily as 4 silk or muslin dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience Of wearing the duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt" for a single day.
viii never afterwards Willingly dispense with
their use. For Children Misses, aud Young La
dies they are Superior to all others.
They are the best quality in every part, and
unquestionably the Lightcst, Most Desirable,
Comfortable and Economical Skirt ever made.
For Sale in all First Class Stores in this CITY,
and throughout the United States and Canadas,
Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America and
the West Indies
INQUIRE FoR 7HE DurLEy ELLIrTIC SKIRT.
\. Co. New York, apl2 3ml