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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03

sErrLED.-In the lower House of the
Ohio Legislature, on Wednesday, the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections reported
that Elijah NJ. Fitch, the Democratic mem
Der from Brown county, was entitled to
his seat in the House. The report was
adopted. Mr.. Evans, the contestant, was
voted the per diem and mileage of mem-
Der up to the present time, az is usual in
such cases.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03

NOTICE.--WM. tVOLBRECuT Will
continue the business Rt the old stind, No 3l5 See
ond, between Main and JeherSpn streets. where hC
hopes 10 meet the same liberal patronage Hereto
fore bestowed upon the firm y,t
Dayton, Ohio, Jan, %, 1906, jan3ltw,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
Valuable Property

! Il OR RSALE.-ONsTW STORY BRICK
House and one Frame Hoase with out-buildingg
stable, Sc, all in good repair situate on the ives
Side OF Pulaski street Dayton Ohio For furthel
information inquire of 90. -ll.t
CASPER 'nUGELDER, .i
jan30, 0,2wd No y Pulaski street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
Notice.
/ L RoPOSAI4s WILL BE RECEIVED Al
the ofice OF JA Mhs #, DONALDSON, No, 70 Maip
9OO0 rERCM BUILpING srONE,

Limo for the same. and excavation for the founda
ton Of the NJ %. Church, corncrof Fourth and Lud
low streets. -'f,. y, H. F.lDONkGsDSON,
JgnsOllwi' Chairm'n OF building Committee.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
A Good Opening for Business


Z WE WILL SELL, ABOUT THE FIRST
OF FfBRtfARf, f9a8 a splendid stock Of Goods
consisting of Dry Goods, GrOcories QueensWare,
Hardware AND genoral variety of Goods usually
kopt In a country store The man who buys tho
stock will have the refusal OF the room Il il
good location, second to none for business in the
we'll know and enterprsing little town OF Osborne,
o.. situated ON tlieaS ~ q GyOnd A. & q. " Rail,
roads For further Information call at the store of
FULLER, BATDORF & co,
ID Jan 1I,2wd 93, Main street, Dayton, o,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-06

DaS gr6bte unO belt aROrtirte Beins unO
2iqueurs@eihdft III
9inoaM S. 6 D.,
$50. 5 gtcrb @aptrase, Baltimore.
sDir Deriren benz seebrte Yuslum unp 2SteberSeriaa
fern bte Cigenben ArttteI
200 Bab NDs Wtisfip, =
80 Nlsnrnsabela Rse spbiSfes
80 Iftr fetnen aItsn RGnpngabela R9e g8ttgfeg,
100 n Bourbon 9Dbtsiet
20 y ftr alien uub feinen alien Bourbon g8bt8tes,
rs 2Dteat 2sbtsfe1
1000 @alpnfn 8erItner Drppet-1ImmeI
500 - SdppiSer Wagenttttsr.
500 bnlGnbt(des &CGtItl Bttters
900 Seprleon 8ttterE,
1909 , SAT tattpn Hronbb,
1900 d. S3natt6ttrn 3;n,
500 , Spldnftl@en Sin Gdst unr Febr fetn,
500 ransOfi4en Gpgnae.Srdnbs, aIt unb ftsn,
100 ~ Batavia Nrrdc,
200 n Gcct6 gDbSfep,
300 Sanatca Rpm, alt unt Iftr Fetn
1900 BlaGberrs, Gtfrrg, Singer unb. 9doeabsr-
8raubus,
200 gob trnpDtttr 8rener 8dEpbsrr9 S9rap,
1000 &betn- unb DipieIsgDe,ne.
5000 SsaSasu gIaa tanssFfas gBsiB- unS Ros.Spts
5000 5000 SSacntu s gOrt eSerrp unS Iatsro. .qBsinr,
$500 Blaien Co. bolunttr Iebr fetns uub ate gaare,
&Oen, Arts Derfe yefermn3 nnr 8tmnet 2tqeurS
(@prbaIS
gDir eordntren ale unIere @aars urb nbmen ttIilbt
pfnn niGt bsirtebisenb, juruG.
&Qe 9senun9en tn Der Stabs er6en tperret tnS SduS
u1p auawar9e BefeGuueeu 0enret ans Depp 8eIteert.
@GtunGapcu
CDes18 - 2tnbaa S 80.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-06

ipuroe binter ibr susemu&t unO Iie blieb I'm.
mlttelbur Dor Der IeIben lteben. QOtbar uno fl
naren olleln. @r ri6tete lta uuf uno panote
lt6 81 tbr, bleb aber iteben uno bldte ieineu
Salt beinobe erIdrcden an inoen er riei:
nS6ulpfrieo !"
Gbe mir Jur S6iIoerung Der Scene iibergcs
ben Die iebt erfDlgte, pOllen mir einen 8lid 5u=
rildwerfen uno feben mas auf Gtprp 9eihab
als 6rdu Smitb ibre 9odter rief.
S6ubfrieO battle iO9lei6 2ot6ur perla1en
uno mar gu ibrer Wtutter geeilt. Oils Iie pur6s
@ittert6cr trot, bate bic Nithpe ibr einen 8rief
gerettt Der nit einem reitenoen 8pten pon
Sunta 9etommen mar. st lautete pie ioI9t
vDtoOume, Elm grocer @erOrub Der ensetre=
ten 1T, peruulabt mid gu Der 8itte SduIoFrieo
iO9lei@ mud Sunta biniberjui6jden. S9
wenoe mid an Sie, oamit Sic no9 Sbrer 8p9-
ter f6iden, i'm Sua iie ausgegau9en pdre,
wenn bieS antpmmt. 0ie 9lu9enblde iino
tOltbar.
,,Mt aller &dtuug
Sara gbrmaan.s
(5Ortiebung fOl9t.)
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G5crfiAerun9 9eses 1tmfGIle+
Sic Original
SrabcQerS ScrIi6crungs Gnmpa9nie,
ppn @artfUrb, GUnn.I
eridert es8en
11nfGlle ie0er 9arf.

EettD gdar- @dpi'dt am !. @prtl 1866
1854 S7O.23.
BerF&srunfs16etne werben ssseu jebe tur aiIe
unb fas tr8snb enen tt stnem Wpnat tt5 81
Sasen aus0seetsu fur trssno etre Summe Spn $500 BE
$1,000, pter bis $50 poentite @ntl5Gbt8uns 3n $3
bic 500 idbstGem Brdmium
Yerii6ert in Der pionier=G Gpmpaante.
Die EraDeIIers Ser 6erunsS-G GDmpae-
ne drtfprt Ia bic lltelte &ompdertc tn Amertf
whe essen unfdue Derfhert. ste III crefliis unb u8
serwaltst maGt rife @eadFte unb SGT IT ttre Usr.
Iu f prDmp t us. Bts gum |. Aprtl 1856 BAT ite
u5er fun fttbu bunbert 8eriutte auSbe3ab BIT
unS natssu iri's 7ausnb @ettrun98 6etne anS6sfslt
@tnuubb tsts ben bten uoren Gptdt Yerlufe unb bic
beb utent. Summe s1O2,5O0 wmree fur msnt9'r OILS
5000 etneeatt 9r1mten ouatesabi nber 60000 wurs
btn fur @erIuRe bssott In Summe' bpn $5 bs SO 000
Befe euKb btIItere V er II d. erungs. .4uS-
4 Gabe.
aside drs'Ide urtsrfuduae If n6tb8. Sdetue perbea
unpeSuslid rpn BEN A8ent ausgtft tst. Gin lbe afr
DtSepnp wrb a. pber Sabre detnfn eeTettet.
&pbner Dennt4, So. pdtterfpT
Sefr. ptGf.
lE6ps@ 6. IRe @u re, StIetsaeent.
SO. 8.2pwn8berrp 9tuIfea8snt
CmdtI6-1mtJ Nc y. galssrtItr., Balltmere, Dtb.
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Baltimore Gpmfumte : SSerein.

Inter obisem Nameu BAT itG, mad benz &or6ilbe pie
ler StGbte in @usaub, 8elsien unS Deuti4lanb, am
90 0lGrs ;. g. ta6er elm 8erein se8rinbet peHer gum
3ped BAT, ale npt8wenbsen 2eben8beOirfnie, bic tur&
Ofonpppliruns unb Gpecutatcn in bic SS6e setrieben
unb rot bes aen beS @olbes au bieen 6ebeu Preiien
erbalten werben an @pniumenten 81 e. euteno liz
Iigeren Yreiien 3u oertaufen unb tpel9er ben &du@
fer, fas er itd ben Seren on9lieSt lem er5iez
ten @epinn tbelnebmen Id6t.
Das nSt6ioe capital wrb burG aut9ete [9Iften] 5uz
IanlulenSebcfien, we9e p@t. 3nfsu traSeu. ga Elm
anbeil uu 10 Dollars fefseieet unb bereIbe in mDen@
li&e AnSabIunsen 10 Gents eiu9e5a9t wirb, 10 1T
ielbf Der nbsmittelfe i'm etanbe, @ bieiem 8erein
sx betbeiIiSen.
Die @onftuticn, icpie bic tp eitere IuffGdrung
fann man in Der office BON GIN. ". Scene 60, IS
@r9anse Bace, @de BON @eut6r., erbaIten, aud tp'r'
ben baIeI6ft @nsei6nunSen eutse9eu SenDmnlen.
Gbmarb u. Scene,
TWuril1 6-3mt Sberz8erpalter.
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gu Wlittag waren einise @dite ouf Srona
brlf eln9elooen uno Der itol5e unO perl9loliene
99irtb bate eor 6reube 9eltrabt Seine llnz
terbalhng bliBte BON @eilt uno gBib. 9octcr
9Ba9ner, Der itb unter ben @dlten befanb,
mari pon 3eit gu 3eit einen eieentblmliaen
Slld auf 2OtbarS ld6ne, BON Slid nD9 ldGner
gepprbenes gelidt.
9iaA Slid entiernten li9 ale @Glte. Ser
Doctor ia9te, ct iet gu einem &ranten 9erufen,
uno ais Die 0dmmerun9 einbrah, beiano Iid
9Otbor allein, @r iub i'm 9rpben Sulou in
elnem Sppba surildeelebnt, in all bic Srdumes
relen perIunfen Die Der @inbeunosfralt zines
9Ildli6en 2iebbober8 70 angenebm i9meideln.
Sic 9ienerl9aft bate tpie eetp6bnli6 Die Qi6z
ter in zen Ganoeabern uno &rpnieu9tern ons
ge3inoet Obne bab Der Baron oarauf a6tete er
bemertte Die ganje 2i6tflutb nidt, 10 ppQtom-
men mar ct prn Der dubern gpet lusaeriIlen.
@ei6mobl tpuroe ct oabin BON einem 8eoenten
3uridgerufen Der eintrat uno rneoete baB cine
iun9e Dame ibn gu ipte4en minlde.
uNer lit e?" fraste 2Otbar.
vStren 9lamen mill ie nidt an9e6en, be-
bauptet aber bob iie etWas 0j6tieeS gu iaoen
+babe."
Sag ile berentommeu!" ,a
2Otbar erbcb i6 unO fubr nit Der 6ano bur6
Die braunen Quden inoem ct oahte:
Sung? Damn fann es nidt. :"
Sie 3bire DIfnete ii6 uno Der 8eoiente
Iaste ia
ugDoIlen Sic sefdai9it eintreten; Der Serr
Baron list oa uno 1T gang oaein." a.
Serein trat Elm bOb9emahienes I4Iantes
Srausnsimmer NIT seienttem Bid. 9ie Sblre
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9ttbUgrupbiIGe Nnlfalt

2ttbpgrapbiIAe Nnfalt
gtbmtot & Srpwe,
123 90. Qombarb Str., so9en es9t unb @barles ctr.
gUrsaaIids &ustibruns 0uer Gufttdss rrb sussF&ert
Aue sOften gBein unb 2tqurr 2abe1s afts spr-
ratlte tn Der er6etsn sInspabl (30mrs3mtl
SIM gerlues pun g adfer & aUrabi tn 9btlatslYbt
erINtfn toeten une 3u taben Bet
g.. Serni9bdafest,
Neutfhe 8u6bonolnn9,
2SK 80 c # 9 Oratt 6 r., ;nifhen T.eberif Str unb
Marit EFdrfel Space,
0merifaniiGcS Onrtcnhnt1.
ober praftilAe8 Sanbbud, sum @euiie@, Obit< II.
Belnban, iptpte 3eidnun9en iber ben Sdnttt Der
Welltreben, lnb 9riinolid1e Nnleitlln9 5llr Slu'
me15udt, nit 9eEauer 8eriifItdtgung Der amcrt@
tal,ilden &erbaltniiie,
tpt
6ricOrid) GIaruer,
pratf6em Sartner.
2te @uflaee nit @bbiltunsen. 545 Soften. 6al6frbe.
9rei5 nur $l5o.
nnfer oGartenbud" ubtrtrif bte trrtantcnsn gDerfe
Iber tenlfIben Ge9endnb an 8ch1nbtaett nb ettto.
felt; es hat ber 0rfaer b'e been gnIeunaen bes Sn
NuSdnns u SIle eenOntmen unb bic prattif6en @rfatr
ursfn wei6e er febt III Eentf@'a Nmerfd u. ~ se-
1mmeIt fdmit pertuoen. 8eDnbgre Sprsalt III BEN Oft
unS Gemuiert ;useGente ta bsren rtiser QDatl
genien 3pffen IN Serfdiepsnfn Sasres5eten &C. tas
9anSe @eltn6en abtan9t.
Iu6eftem smpbfe tS rem e'ebrfn beutf9en gnbltuut
me'ne fet1e Iuspab teutGer 9l6er:
SdultI6er DrtpnGr8 pIamfbu6er
G'ebetpider 21pImetfdper Sbretbmetfrialten
RtteIn CSr6mmdtifeu
tSeiarebIAer Bref9eHer
,Grdtidtr @fi1g. Fabri!attpa
Dpttprbuder ,r,r,c
DeutfGe 2ettf6rtfte
Bud ter welt 3ew Y9f Gartsnaate
Qfip3tafr Gortenilute Woieum
9Hnfrtrte 9DClt @rntn1iseitrna
@d,or NpbcGeniGaS
Sdtetm &c c3c (apr In
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5Sertige Sleiber
uno glpoez Qlrtitel fir 6erren.
6crrenflcinerz0 z0nnell.

g8eSt 4Sratt Str 9io. 358 unb 3585.
Ueineu geetrtca i5reuuben unb beEt Bubltum made
i'd 5ermt bic an,ese. oos i'd Oas i@pu felt 3a6ren an
bieeHl PIaSe etablire @eiGt beruomeu BABE unt be-
GnbS Elm re@baltise8 easer Sneu, olib 8earbeis
eten Serreueibern neueer aecn u ben biGsfen Preiz
len SprrGt5e baten unb aud ioe auf 9eielung anferz
Sen werbe. s5tOe fir &5de unb SOienseuse in alien
Sorten unb su alien 8reifen.
Gerner cine ausmabI SesenI6irme @tSde &C., iotpie
ale in bieies Sad eiai9Iossnbeu 4rtitel.
say~ Gle 8efe1unsen iperben prompt, binig unh in
tirjefsr 5rift onsefertist.
s.. g. 3aiIer
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ge(C6dfts(Iorten.

0r. g. s. &r0utmamm.
Office: 9tp. 1913 WlOnument Str.,
nate Gapfr Gfmat3mtl
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Na0 europa |!
0diinnc.
(Scrtiebung fOl9t.)

Tin eaiute Ober 3mi9enbed) ou bet 8remer unO Sunrs
burger 2iuie bon bier mad europa cber bon brauBPn
9er6er fam Bis gum Nbgunsstas SeGert perben in Der
.. SrpecitiOn res ,,aSeofer',
.......... $50. gtprb 55reberidfras
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

TuE DEAR Bor--Ny dear boy,
said young lady toa precious youth
Of eighteen, -docs your father design
that you should tread the th0ruy and
intricate path % profession, she
straight and narrow way of che MINIS
Try, or rcvcI DO the fowcry heiis ID
Elcniturc No. marmi dad says
he's -riue to set me % wors iu the
tate- patch" The lady having taken
an interest iu the ~dear boy, from
outward appearances. bccausc be hsd
charming eyes and auburn hair, NOS
because ofthis humciy expression. she
Iackcd the affection OF her hear,
against him larcvcr. with. however
thc injunction, chat when hc got home
again. De SHOULD tell his parents and
nei-tbors, and every body else thai
vaHted glol and cheap goods. 90 bay
them oi Joseph Shaw & SON., who
have O large stock 0u haud suitab.,
fir the holidays ANY or au viii b,
sold at a small advance on cost
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

tAksHAlNa .--in cemmnn with
ose rr s.or Cd iie Jaaaai wo are
afsu q o. canioian ,hc manucr in
viich uuk. syirc q y WAS kept.
% seems thai very fgie respect was
sio,gn 10 thc joiat demand Of the
President AND Governor through
ont the State This Is remarkable
when we know that The "loyal' por.
tion of the community wore cducnted
upon this point BY tive ola Theatre
-oer. some Of those churches that
for Eve years pa-t onvelopcd thcm-
selves in fagsoa this day-and on one
I occasion consumed an the black Grape
and muslin that coali be found-worc
as silent IS a church-vari on this
occasion. some OF the brethren may
be able to explain this change in The
conduct Of the "loyalT clergy and their
devoted followers; we cannot II Il
vas a crime in 1854 10 keep a church
closed on Thanksgiving, what is il
uowz
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12
90 49, ss.prz., a 49, r.fesssrt{ z.
D


rTfhis T. On arficig Tor Esstiug vithuut rubbing,
snsepf IN very dry places. Which viii re-
. ui-s a very ilhi ruh n1d uniike other Tiepar-
siiaus of-red f.rs like purpose. WIT N1T nof
VIZ rlurHrs hut uiil leave then much WITHIN
than ordinary methods vithout the usual wear
and tear
Iirsmovns grease sp-is - g BY magic, and
sciisns the dirt BY soaring. - that rinsing viii
in ordinary eases entirely remove H.
This Fqrier il prepsred in accordance With
chemical sciaucs. a.d upon process peculiar to
itself. which is seoared BY Ltarrs Patent II
has bs-n 10 use far more tesn yesr. and has
proved itscf 81 universal isvoriie wherever %
has been used. Among the advantages claimed
are the following. via.-
Iisares an the expenses of soap usually used
N ccttau ssi hren roods.
u saves Dost Of ibe labor Of rubbing, and
wear and tear.
Also. fer ciesuins windows Il Il unsurrassed.
Vita one quarter ne tine srd labor usually re-
quirsa itiupafis 3 bfautifui xloss and lusire,
uuc5 sgptrior 70 snr ether mode No water re o.
suirsi sarepi q moistcn the powder.
Directions wifh eash pactaEe.
And can Be readily appreciated By a single
tril. TIE cost 81 wsshiDs f'r Family Of i've
Or six rsrsous will not eKeFed rHHEE cESTs.
Tie 14uuiaciurers oi this powder are aware
hat many uselsss cuupounds hAvs b,eu introduce
% 10 ihs puhhc which h-re rottsi ;he cloth, or
failed IN removing the dirt hui kno- ing the in
trieste sxcslicucs Of his srticls. the confidently
rroolaiu IA as being siaptsi 70 sassi . demand
uhich has long exi-'ed. and which has hereto
fore rtunined uusuprli-d. Manufactured ty
HOWE 4 Sic EMS
26U broadway. Boston.
Also, Manufacturers cf Family Dse Colors.
Ter sale by srccers ard Dealers everywhere.
Ort. ieih isfs smo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

UEL0cKING THE R0CKs.-The great
cost Of silver and gold arises not 81
much from their scarcity IN the earth,
as the difficulty Of extracting them
from their stony combinations Dr.
J. C. Aver. the well known chemist
OF Massachusetts,, has cut this gordian
knot After having merited and re-
ceived the gratitude Of haif mankind,
bv bis rcmedies that cure their 6isea-
scs. he Is nov winning the other hall,
bv opening for them an easy road 20
tbe exhausiless treasures of the bills
tie has discovered and Published a
chemical process. which renders al
little cost, the hardest rocks ard ores
friabie like chalk, So thar the precious
metals are loosed from their couhne-
mcnt, aud easily gathered. Mines too
poor % pay. may be worked at q profit
now. and the yield of rich mines Is
largely increased, while the cost Of
extracting the metals from the ore, Is
diminished Eitherisa great achiOve-
mclt. 10 enrich mankind, or cure theil
diseases. But we are Informed ouT
celebrated couutryman adhores t0the
latter. a. his speciality and chief am
birion.-Brfal0 SafiHeL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

Our ADvIcE-A lady whose hus-
band has deserted her, says. 'Msy
two hundred and !. f.rty-seveu thousand
nightmares trot quarternces 0verhis
s,0ma-h every night ior thousand
Years. It he d1ut come back-the
brute This probably would be q re-
lief % what be has endured Our ad-
vice 20 the di,consoiate and lonely
lady is. that she send her erring lord
word TO 20 and buy himself a iull suit
of ucw clothes. and return home about
the trolli.iays Ii he does this aud
she takes bacl, the Terrible sentence
pronounced against her husband, the
union will llbcre-c0uslructed-prCvited
they Oct Thad- stevens know nothing
abrut the matter RaizeRsiein now
sells whole suits for s5lO1, such as he
wascumrclled toselliasty ycaratsi5.00.
Go and see.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

SETLET0y FoUvn-The people Of
Osceoia were considerably startled on
Saturday last By the dnding nj hu-
mau skeleton, about two miles from
that rlace. From appearances ID is
SUPPRESSED the body bad been there fora
period of tive or six wears The bone
of one lcr Siiil remained IN the booL
which bad bern kuawcd hy wild ani-
n.als o. thc marks of their teeth were
ulaiuiv visible in the lcathrr. There
have heeu variuus surmiscs as a. fhc
ideuiifv of the b.lv, nome oi them.
however prove satisfactory Ihi- ls
the sccuud ur third human skeleton
which has been found in thar locality
within the past three years-Bclle-
faafe Press.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12


IuE LAuI FgI1ED ftE uErLN-
nra-Thc December number of thi-
besutim. Magazine remiads us by its
profuse display Of attractions that
tbe uolidays ere approaelius Tho
clarmiu- Steal En-uvin- --UynEE
TIM Mi.rLEror. and ii,e more eiabor-
ate design of ihat Taieh b. aUpr0pu
are'v termed coin FolSs Az uouE.
AvD Touxa Os1s Aalata. have a DE-
rect reference 90 the happy and ies
tive Christmas season. These cn-ra-
WINGS arc cx-ealel ou Stet. ana in
the fuest stvie of ara. as a comTar
son vi.h those iu o-hlr ma-azinc> wil
proro Next. there Is a bauuial
Co.1rel Engraving. designed ~ q iat
tern frr Ba-.in Wool Wurs and Bead
-worth iu itself double the price %
the whole number Then spleudi,
Dou5ls-Pa-ed Color.d Fa>hiou Plate
-uo common Gibo-rapl this. bui
fasiv vaxocutsd on Steel from the b.
tss, Parisian styles
Specimen numbers of the Ma-a-
ziue, containing the p1rticull-s oi Che
rreuium oders and reduccd priccs o.
clubs. viii o. sent on the rcciepi o
twenty cCHts-
Price (uiih er--aviu-' s-5l a rs-ir'
-Four eories tuith one engraving
a; Eight c1nics with extra mag
IN cu-ravin-1 So o. Ad-
a1iuc al z2-te-sou. Slg Wal
drcss. neac1r~
sst street PhilaSalrha
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

AErIncltL lKoaF-An Artificial
irory is now made IN France from 81
paste ofranier machc and rolafiuc
aud fo which the Hame oi farisiar
marhlei~ given Among nihrr things
fhc finest aud most complicated mould.
inrs flr ceilings can ho malr, or cap-
tals oi columns ciu be constructed Dol
any color ID us said 30 be hard Do.
rable and elastic.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

TOWNSHIP ELECuoss--In accord
a-as with an -ar, Of Assembly, passed
die l.th OF March, ist5, Pamphlet
laws. PAGE I4,2 and supplement-
r-.s.I the aI-i of MsrcA, 1864, Pam
uale Laws. page I71,) tie borough
AMI township elections for this unity
uHl De heid ON Friday. the -Ssh DAY
ofD.umber. il rs the duty Of every
eus,abIe and in their absruce it de-
wolves upon thc supervi~ors) 10 post
up at least SIX priutel or written no
toes iu the most public places % them
respective districts. notifying eiector.
ofthe time. place, and name snd tilie
OF ths offices 20 BE- filed. az leasL ten
DAYS beiorc the elgctioni which can
be done % any time, but must not b,
postponed later than Tuesday, th,
18th instant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

A Nav IDLA--A backwoodsman
--ra lady 90 q piano, and suug out
.Jfn. jis clme here Iarnatou It
t-s aiu't woman pulling music out
rrEsrehist It IS no new idea, how
ever. tlr those Ia this community who
want uireitting coat, YES, OF pants,
zIe ont or the BEST material, tn 20 %
H B-.i-e-s. Uhnse goods tor the hol-
.EI1vs are lovely, charming. II com-
rs one to b. V. with thc poet;
-T1s iis Fla-s I illr hrv- sazslt
AMI a-ar-usl 1-.l.s- 4lllll ii 49,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12


MATRIMONIAL AAREET.-Ih hc matri-
moui..l market about this time Of the
wear 3, prctty firm in this locality.
considering the former quotations
The different qualities of stock thrown
upon the market makes the 'furrua-
ti0nsr frequent "Sweet sixteens are
active. but not up 70 tho demand and
-.go Of az previous figures. Lasses
ct atweuty7 "brisk," snd sales are
more ..liveiv.r Misses ''of are" scak,
and fully up to the demand UHmar
ricd auuis are on THE decline. OLD
maids are active and the market is
stocked. Bachelors. in swallow-taiicd
costs, secdv and disconsolato. Spruce
ones OF thirty, steady, with prospect
Ola lev sales. Young and fascinating
..swclis7 in good demand sud sales are
quoted at Handsome figures" While
we have been thus minute in de=uri-
hinr the matrimonial market we would
direct The attention uf our readers, to
something more substantial. 90 be
found &c the store uf Mcssrs. Showers
& Graham. who arc not loniling uui
fur @sweot sixteers, hut for ''Quick
SALES aud small profits. The rush %
their establishment has compele
tlcm To put up lamp over thcir fro. I
door. % light their customers in snu
out, and prevent a clash Of arms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

Tia Saw O-GAN--Oar Episcopal
bave secured q new organ Cor
Church While listening TO It's
t.ai tones on Sunday evening
ID. ue came o. the couclusion thar
.r tse Church baildiHg was too
-.r. or the organ too large IL Is
rr-tteiIv 4 iiuc instrument
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

The brrvcf of hri-adisr general lr
Che regular army ha- bern rurnrrrcl
uDau Coione Joseph ~ Eaton ihe ei
icicui assistant oI thc Iosrmn-ic'
General al.d she aaihor lot the Pay
masters Manned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12
1866
1866. 1866.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL

1866. 1866.
RHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.-Thi= rreai line traverses the
Northoru sBd Norihwssi eounsies Of Pennsylva-
nia o. the city Of Eris ou Lake Erie.
Il hss bssu lssssd and is operated By the
PENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Tine o. Passenger trains a. kEfoRIuE.
Leave Eastward
Erie Nell Train SOC P. N.
Eris Express Train has P. N.
Leave W eEiwarc.
Erie Nal Train l20o NJ.
IRE Express Train i-5J 4 II.
Passenger care run thrcagh OF the Ere Msil
and Erprsss Trains uithcgf change both Ways
between Phiiadsiphia and Rrie.
New York Connection.
Lssrs Y Tork a. :. n. arrive az Erie csc am.
Leave E-ie a. AS a.. arrive 81 \. YORK 4.lo pm
No change OF Cars between Erie York
Eiegant Steering Cars o. al Night trains
+ For Information rcsreeiin Passenger busi-
uess. arriy a. Cor seth ard Market SIS. Phu'A.
Aui for freight business Of the Conpsnys
Agouis S p. Kingston, IT,, Cor. l5th End Market
Streets Philsde'Fhil.
J W. Reynoids, Erie.
Wm- BroHn. Agent. n. c. r n, Bsltimors.
II. n. IiorsTaS. General Freight Agi PhiIa.
u. ". GuIvsER. Gonerul Ticket Agt. rhilA-
A l.. TYLER grnerti Sun ri-nf. Erie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

"A fire occurred at Oi CITY, Pa, on
Suudav night in thc hnu-g oi John
Douabuc. hv which au old man aged
one hundrsd VcarS, and two others
were burned to death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

r-- Tsrls and others who intend
5r License, 81 Tbs january
y. ot olart. bad better De on the
la. -.the time wi,l soon bsarouud
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

Driram Young took lis fariy-tilh
wilc she other day. vacant piace
having been cansed By she death ui
bis iucnfy-ilnnL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

Thomas sherman. brother to tlen-
eraI sherman and t0 Senator Sho1-
man. has been named lo She vacant
Federal iudg..hip Of uAio.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-12

Nrv Onrrays Der : ~ TIE hrauii-
fai and sraeiuus Orleans Theatre was
IoialirdcSfraved iy fre ihis morning