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liberal ensouIagsmsni hsrstofors extended 10 hin
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In pECEMRRR,

RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Bssehor Stowe.
BREATHiNGs OF THE BETTER LIPR. Ed,,ed by
Lucy Lacrom. vol. -
LECTURES ON GREECE, ANCIENT AND MODERN
By the late President q. c. FELTON,.
NEW VOLUME OF SKETCHES. By Grace Green :
wood.
THE OLD SERGEANT, AND OTHER POEMS. By
Forceythe Wilson. r.
POEMS. GRAVE AND GAY. By Geo. Arn,ld.
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Passenger Station In Kew York, corner Twenty Seventh
street And Fourth avenue
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Bridgeport, 100, 500 (lx J. ll.8O a M. f2l5 (Rx)
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For Greenwich, 100, $50, II. so a. m Si5, so, 30
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a. m l2N tAx.), 500 (lI), S+5, $50, $50, $50, g. 90
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CONNECTING TRAINS
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IL 10 p N. to Northampton, For Houssonic Railroad
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IN. For Dsnbury and Horwalk Railroad, 90 .. so a. m
l. SOP, N.
Commodious sleeping ears attached to D. M. train.
ap2 JAMES u. HOYT, Superintendent.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRA LEAVE
~ depot foot Of Chambers street. via Pavonia ferry
100 A. ~ Day Express. for Canandaigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca and Wobt Connects at Bu fslo
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at saia.
manea with Atlantic And Great Weston Railway.
$50 A NJ MIN aud Way Train, Daily, 10 Ousyllo
1000 L., kErress Mall for buffalo, sal. .msnoA aud
Dunkirk acting with Lake Shore and Atlantic an
Great Western RsllNAys.
400PS, Way Train for Port JoTVl. and Eewbutgb
60oPI, Might bxpre.s, t1F Ca9andAiguA X leLsntsT
Buffalo, salamanca aud WssI
000r. H., Lghtntps ESPreas, Daily, for CansnJatgua.
Rochester, Buffalo, Bal hmRGea, DuGkiTk, and Wenl
Connects at Bp Galo with Lake shOIe and Grand TTupk
Western Railway.
500 ?; m hmfsrsst Train, Daily, for Buffalo, sala
manss, DunkiIk, and West,
HUdH RIDDLE, Gen u sup't, aSv York
W. BAls, Gen rsss. Ag't, New Yorr .2.u
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VNlilSlS TO GIVE NOTICE TIL ATTHE
i subsoribsr has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF WashingtOn county In the District Of Columbia
letters Of adplnigraton on the personal estate Oh
James r. Ferguson, late Of Washington, D. c., do.
ceased All persons having clsms against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same Win
the vouchers thereof to the subssbsr % or before he
50 day Of November next; they may Otherwise BY NV
b excluded from all benefit Of the sstd s,tSvS -
Given under my hapd this Sd day Of Roysrso. ~.
ELIZABETH @. FERGUSON,
noo'lsw5WN AdministJstYix
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/. Life Of Jor.h Quincy, Of .aass;s. By HE
son, hnund Quincy.
The origiA and History Of thA Books Of the Bible
By Calvin D. styve, D, D.
3. Bislow Papers; sscond series. ~ J.mes B1s.oll
Lowell.
4. Royal Truths. By Henry Ward b..shsr
8. Summer Rest. By Gail Hanlton
8. The Picture Of d. jobs. By Bayafl Taylor
II. Ward
9. Ths Isafss In Ca,sda, ks BY Henry D. fhor.au.
Q. Ths Conylsss Postisal worm cf Hiss nslosh. 10
TO- Spare Hours second series. BY Dr. jobs Brown.
H. Drn, seashore Id,l, SD other poems ~ George
a. Journal Of Travels ia Brazil 3, Professor a,d Mrs,
Is. Treasures from the Prose works Of Joh, Milton
IA. Complete Prsss works Of John o. whittisr Nsw
edition.
H. RainboWs for Children New edition
10. Brssthinss Of Better Life Ddissd b, bsS, Lsr
com.
II Lectures o. aresss, Apsisst ast Modsr.- By the
late Prssideat 4slton.
"a Boys, History Of lasla.d. By Chsrlss Hsssey.
10. Chrlstiasa Rosstti . Posns.
%. Stories Of Aany Landa. By Grace drselwood.
| 81. Mrs. Akers' Postsal Woris. IL blue snd sod.
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n The Divine Comedy of Dante Translated BY H. W
Is. The History Of the Anu.sav.ry strussls In tn,
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A COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY
IA OF THE TIMES.
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THs SOUTH SINCE THE WAR. By Sidney An.
FIFTEEN DAYS. Dy the author Of Records Of an
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Democratic County Ticket.
an ErpEGnafiom.

Two weeks ago, in rather jocular
manner, we intimated that"W. A. W."
had had his satchel stolen on the cars,
containing a number of papers and
other valuables, and that the editor
of the Journal was in the same car
MS we presume there were also score
of other persons. The statement,
though true, seems to have offended
our neighbor tremendously. We had
made the shoe to fit another party,
intending to use the Journal editor as
proof in the future, if necessary. We
are sorry that he has, in his haste OF
self-iustifcation, "put his foot in 1T"
We did not then, nor do we now, be-
lieve that he took the satchel but,
somehow or other, his refined and
chaste mind has become highly in
censed Mt what we said, and in his
last issue notifies us to retract This
we certainly do, if, as he intimates,
our language is offensive and SANDER
GUS to him. We no not want to mis-
represent, or state that which may be
personally offensive to any one; but
we may sometimes be mistaken, or
our language be misinterpreted, and
in our uncouth, backwoods manner,
publish that which is offensive to the
refined and educated mind This
seems to be our misfortune-not oui
design--at this time; hence, like Col
Crockett's coon, "we'll come down,
so far as our language appears per
sonally offensive or slanderous, be
cause nothing Of the kind was in
tended.
In political affairs we acknowledge
we do not draw very fine sight some
times, but in personal or private mat
ters we always want to be right; anC
should we at any time give offence il
this way to any one, we desire to b'
notified of it, and the offense pointed
out, in order to apply the corrective.
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Appointments of the Democratic Can
didate for Governor.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE Roons,
S23Walnut st., Phil's, Aug. 0, &c.
Hon. HESTER CLYMER, Democratic
candidate for Governor, viii speak as
follows: AT
Allentown, Wednesday, August ~
Danvillc Thursday, August 20.
Lewisburg, Friday, August "a.
Johnstown, Saturday evening, August IS.
Somerset, Monday evening August 81.
Uniontown, Tuesday, August 2s.
Waynesburg, Green CO., wednesday. Aug. 20
Washington, Thursday, August 80
Beaver, Friday. August 81.
Newcastle, Saturday September /.
Erie, Monday, September g.
Meadyille Tuesday, September 4.
Franklin, Wednesday, September 5.
Clarion, Thursday, September G.
Titusville, Friday evening, September T.
Warren, Saturday, September s.
ST. Marys, (Elk CO., Monday evening Sept. 10
Emporium, Cameron cor Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Lock Haven, Wednesday, September -.
By order Of Democratic State Com
mittee VIM A. WALLACE.
Chairman.
JACOB ZEIGLER, Secretary.
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The "Gorernmenf'' at Work.

We learn by the Pittsburg Republic,
that commissions were issued to the
following persons on the 4th instant :
Col Samuel McKelvy, Marshal Of the Western
District Of Pennsylvania
James Lowry, jr.. Surveyor Of the Fort and De
positary at Pittsburg.
Ferdinand Z. Voltt, Collector Of Internal Reyo.
nue., 22d district Of Pennsylvania.
Wade Hampton, Postmaster Of pittsburg.
Major William McCandless, Collector of internal
Revenue, 2Sd district of Pennsylvania.
Captain Alfred @. Lloyd, Assessor 23d district ol
Pennsylvania.
A. L. Robinson, Postmaster Of Allegheny City.
These arc all to fill vacancies caused
by square-toed removals, the appoint
ees being firm supporters of the
Government" while those removed
all supported the Stevens Bumpers
This is the proper way to treat
"traitors." No man should be al
lowed to act as the agent of a Govern
ment he is constantly reviling anc
betraying. We may soon look fol
the decapitation of the "traitors" in
this county, who are always SANDER
ing "the best government erdeviscc
by mortal man." and opposing tn,
powers "ordained by God"
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cal dogmas. Let us estimate them
Alright and determine TO win.
Individual exertions, systematic
effort in tho dissemination of truth,
sclfrelianoc and energetic action will
accomplish wonders. Complete your
organization; prepare for the public
discussion of the great questions in
volved, and work steadily and with n
purpose. BY such action we can earn
success, and if beneath our trenchant
blows our enemy succumbs, may we
not be Justly proud Proud that our
own right arms have hewn out for us
the victory proud that our efforts,
crowned with success, unlock the way
to n glorious future for our distracted
country and may we not rejoice
that the foul miasma Of hate, engen-
dered in the rocking soil of fanatical
sentiment, touched by a willing peo-
pie with the torch of forgiveness, has
leaped into flames, and in consuming
itself has purified the political atmo.
sphere, and fitted it for the habitation
of the gentle spirits OF Christian char
ity and National concord.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-15

A MIRAcLE.-The Hon. G. D. Hub
bard, member of Congress from West
Virginia, hasreturned TO the Secretary
of the Treasury his $4,000 extra pay
voted him by his Congressional brcth-
ren. We expect every day to hear
that our "loyap member has done the
same thing, or handed it over to the
negro bureau, because his afinitics
appear to be much stronger for the
black than the white race, his votes in
the Rump to be the test.
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PUzzLE.-The following puzzle we
clip from the Home Weekly, which
may be of interest to some of our
readers
cur die aud
a sed lend rousht eslh case ain.
blos fr b br and ag
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A CHARITY JoB.-Congress raises
the salary of its members to five thou
sand dollars per session, and gives
seven millions in one lump for anoth-
er great charity humbug called the
Bureau.
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@The Disunionists Of Delaware
sss'c nominated Hon. James Riddle
for Governor.
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4narrird.

On the 3D. day Of July, 1866, BY Rev. JAMES NJ.
HOOVER both Of Bradford township.
For their kind remembrance Of the Printers the
happy couple have the thanks Of the craft
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A VERY SERIOUS JoB.-With a rev
enue Of over two hundred millions
above what is demanded, Congress
piles on taxation by increasing the
tariff and internal revenue tax thirty
eight millions, and raises the compen-
satlon of members 10 fvo thousand
dollars per seseion.
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waims' panacca, Kennedy's medical Dis.
~ covory, Hembold's Buchu, Baker's Cod Live,
Oh, James and Ayers medicines of everv k;pd
For sale by HskI'
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The CHoLERA.-Ne,c York, Aug. 10
The reports in relation to cholera in
this city and at the various institu.
tons continue very favorable. 1t is
now almost certain that the epidemic
has passed its worst stage.
Philadelphia, Aug. lO,-Twcnty-
one cases of cholera have been re.
ported in the "a hours ending at noon,
four of which were fatal.
Cincinnati, Aug. l0.-There were
eighty-one deaths in this city yester.
day, of which number forty-nine were
from cholera.
Cincinnati, Aug. l1.-Thirty-eight
fatal cases of cholera were reported
to the Health Officer yesterday.
NeD Orleans, Aug. lO.-Twenty.
four deaths have occurred from chol.
era here in the "a hours ending at
d. m. to-day.
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IN THE COMMON PLEAS :, o.

Il
il ccunty, pcnusylvaaia
Henrietta callihsu, I No. a, Sept term.
va AlAstubpnna, eur
John csIllhsn. NgL
cisarfsld CurHiy. 1s
The Commonwealth Of pennsylvnnia N
sheriff Of ciear6eld county, greeting =
whereas Henrietta callihan did. on N.
day Of March, lse6, prefer her petition n
Judges OF our Court Of Common Plons nj
county Of clear6old, praying, for the y
therein set forth, that she might be divorced
the bonds Of matrimony entered into with
the said John Callihan;
We do, therefore, command you, the said
Callihan, that setting aside all business AL
cuses whatfoever, you be and appear In
proper person before our Judges at Clea1
NJ our Court Of Common Pleas, thea to be N
at Clearfeld, the fourth Monday Of septe,
A. d. 1866, to arswer the petition or libel
said Henrietta Callihan, and TO show csu
any you have, why the said Henrietts Cal
should not be divorced from the bonds Of |,
mony, agreeably TO the act Of General As,s
In such case made and provided and
fail not
Witness, the Hon. ssmuel Linn, ESQ.,, Pres
~ Of our said Court, at Clearfeld,
( SEAL l29th dsy Of June, A. D. 1866.
N0V D. F. ETZwEILER
Aug. /, lsG6.6t ll Prothonota
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CLtsARFIELD COUNTY nANK.--The
" Clearfleid County Bank as an incorporated
institution has gone out Of existence by the sur
render Of It's charter on May 18th, 1865.
All Of It's stock Is owned hy the subs cribers,
VINO wlil continue Che banking bdsifcss.as tha
same place as privnte bankers under the hn
name OF tho "clsarheld County Dank." \
We are responsible for the debts Of the Banl
and viii pay iis notes on demand at the cour1.,r
deposits received and interest paid S-sen mo-
ney Is left for fixed time.
Paper discounted at six pcfAoeet as heretofore
Our personal responsibility is pledged for all
deposits received and business transacted.
A continuance Of the liberal patronage of the
ted.
ls President, Cashier and Officers Of the late
clearheld County Bank, we require the notes Of
said bank 10 be presented for redemption.
james T. Leonard, Richard Shaw,
VIM. Porter, james n. Graham.
A. K. Wright g. L. Read.
William A. Wallace.
HF- The business ofthe Bank win be ccndue.
'ed BY John N. hasus, ESQ., a. osshisr
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1 DMINIsIRATOR,s NOTICE-No6,

A DMlNfsIRATOR's NOTICE.-Notcs
n is hereby given that Letters of Admins.
tration have this day been granted TO the under.
signed, on the Estate Of Xavier Miller, decd,
late Of Covington township, Clearheld county,
Penna- All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to said estate'ar requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same. viii present them duly authen-
ucated for settlement.
LAWRENCE FLOOD,
Aug. l. 1850. .et-na Aa--s.-,s.--...
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COA A Month i--Agents wanted for ar IN.
POU tirsly nev articles, Just out Addres,
0. 7. CAREY, City building, BIddsrord, Ne
May 10, ly.1Bee
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GoLDIERs' BOUNTIEs.-A recent bill
- has passed both Houses Of Congress and
signed by the President giving three yoarA
soldier $lO0 and two years soldier $50,
EN- B0UNTIES and PENSIONS collected
by me- for tn ose entitled to them.
WALTER BARRETT,
auS-u Atty at Law, Clearheld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-15
TEACHERs WANTED.-Tbs pi-actor

FINEACHERS WANTED.-The Directors
Il Of Clearteld Borough desire to employ
three competent Teachers, to teach the Pub
lic Schools of said borough, for torn Of ai
least six months. Schools to open on Monday,
the lOth OF September. Applicants to be ex-
amined by the County superintendent, on Satur-
day, September l, at the Town Hall, in said
borough. Applici tions 20 be made TO the Score
tary. BY order of the Board
auS-3t r. j. WALLACE. gec,v
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-15
THE SOLDIERS CONVENTION,

We this week publish at some
length the proceedings Of the late
Soldiers Convention at Harrisburg
which fully shows the assembly to
have been a formidable gathering o.
the true Union element Captain
Broclxway, of the First Pa. Artillery
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-15

GTRAY CATTLE.-Nine head of Cattle
- came trespassing on the premises of the sub
scriber, in Bradford township Clearfeld county,
on the 18th day of August, 1866; TWO COWS
one black and white spotted and one black. with
bell on THREE red and white STEERS, ard
FOUR YEARLINGS-red and brindle. The
owner or owners thereof arc requested to come
forward, prove property, pay damages and take
them away, or they viii be disposed Of according
TO law. [Aug. Is, '60-pdl J. S. ILLEGAL.