Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-05
a,tw Advertisements.

CkOD REV ARD will he paid N ar,s'
NcOVhhrks 20 any person eho has ussi d,
Dumas' Pile salse according TO directions and la.
no, bccu cured. Address,
d. 3. DuNHAM A co.
decs.ly Ninampori, Pa
MEcHANics can ave rs por cent " huyirs
NI or 10 gallons Of COAL OIL At
dec5'lm. J. r. KRATZER's,
CPEAWs Antitrust pARL0R STOVES, tbs
- only perfect arrangement for burning coal, At
dec5-lm j. p. KRATZER'S.
EuRs-A large stock Of rurs closing DOT at the
4 store Of J. 7. KRATZER.
DREAKrAsT snAwLs, sontags, Hoods.
ID Nubins, scaris, In great variety, at
dee5-lm, Up. KRA1zER's.
HOusEkEEPERs would do will to examine
Ill the large sock Of Quecnsware, Glassware
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware Tin Ware now sell.
ing 50 cheap at j. P. KRATzER's.
(tARPETs--B Brussels, Ingram, veuitian, Henri
" and Cotton Carpetings, for sale by
dec5.lm J. ?. KRATZER, Market st.
Nm 5. STEPHENS NEW BOOK,-
TIE SOLDIERS ORPHANS. By Mrs. Ann &
Stephens, author Of Fashion and Famine, :" "The
Gold Brick" "The Old Homestead" "silent
Struggle" "Mary Derwent," Rejected Wife"
"Tho IIcircss," "The Wifc's Secret" etc.
This new book, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, has
been pronounced by all 10 be by far the best and
most Interesting work ever written by her. II ap
peared In monthly ns;alments In petersOu's Mag.
azine during the last year, having been completed
In the December number, where II proved 10 bc the
most popular, powerful and successful novel that
-. A =. a.. ~. a
published complete and unabridged, IN one large
duodecimo volume, uniform with the "God Brick"
Fashion and Famine" and the other works Of
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, published by u.s. 1t viii no
doubt prove to be the most popular and successful
work that has ever been written by this talented
1 American auihoress.
"Mrs. stephens has recently become fsvorits
with all American readers OF prQse fiction, and the
announcement Of a new work from her graceful
pen is cheerful news to thousands Of readers. And
there Is a rare treat N store for them, for in "The
Soldiers Orphans" Mrs. Stephens has il any.
thing, eclpscd all her former efforts. There is ess
redundancy Of scene and action but there is far
moro artistic excellence, and elaboration OF
cause and effects, attainable only by praeti.ed
writers. The action OF this new novel iranspires
in Philadelphia, and beyond the limits Of the city
the author does not permit herself to stray. The
time selected by Mrs Stephens is recent, the late
I
domestic suffering and sacrifices entRiled by and
made for the grand and heroic struggle for ns-
tional unity. The plot is one Of absorbing inter.
| est, the characters are graphic transcripts from
real life, strongly individualiEed, and the contrasts
formed BY their individual peculiAnties, mental
and physical lend rare charm to this last and
most finished Of Mrs. Stephens books"
The Soldiers Orphans" is published complete
in one large duodeemo volume. Price 81 50 IN
paper, or 81 in cloth.
MRS ANN S. STEPHENS OTHER WORKS
The Gold Brick 81 50 Mary Derwent, 81 50
\ Silent Struggles, SO Fashion 4 Famine. 50
The Wife's Secret, l so The Old Homestead, / 50
The Rejected Wife, ! so The HERES, ] 80
Above are in paper cover, OF in cloth 81 g eBoh.
The above books are for sale by all booksellers
Copies Of "The Soldiers Orphans" or Of any
other or all Of the above popular books BY Mrs.
Ann S. Stephens, will be sent to any one, FREQ Of
postage, receipt Of price. Address all orders to
7. B. PETERSON A BROTHERS,
800 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa i,
And they will receive immediate attention. ds