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rET,EGRAPHIC NEWS.
RON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Case
rho Case OF Mrs. Snrrntt. etc.

The Case OF Mrs. Snrrntt. etc.
WASHINGTON, August S.-Thc Presidcn
hoo directed his subordinatcs to hold nc
communication with Secretary Stanton as
Secretary Of War.
The Surratt jury, it is said, stands ten
for acouittal to two for conviction.
Tho President reitcrates that he never
sow the recommendation for the commu-
tatiou of Mrs. Surratt's sentence, and that
when presented to him the documents
were in loose sheets, and not arranged as
they arc now.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August So p. M.-Judge
Fisher went home from the cour. ~
o'clock, and will not return TIL ~ y oiooA
tomorrow morning.
l. is stated that the Surratt jury no"
s,anaa o,oven for acouittal and one for
conviction. .o
The revenue receipts to-day were s543,-
coo.
The statement that executive business
with the War Department is now done
through Adjutant- General Townsend is
untrue.
The President attended the Schutzen
Fest this afternoon.
No movements whatever have yet been
made cramping Secretary Stanton's Official
functions.
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Boarding and Lodging.
HOUSE,
HIV u VI = " " ' I
John =. BALLARD, PRoPRIETo

JOHN p. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.
This establishment is now complete In al t5 z
po!ntments. having been newly and elegantly
furnished throughout.
it Is acknow lodged to have no superior In the
southern States, and to be equal TO be any IN the
North. :,
The owner has spared no expense to make il
suual in every respect to any hotel in this country,
aud pledges his best efforts 10 make his guests IN
every way comfortable.
His long and successful experience jusifss b I'm
in saying that the accommodations OF no hotel
shall be superior to his. 80
FsEE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS PER
DAY JOHN Z. BALLARD,
an 6ts Proprietor.
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~, ~ CCCYSESE-I rWrg1sr.n-
$50 sI5ss AZ

y &C FL M 0 N D AND DANVIILE
NRA1LROAD-CH4NG OF SCHSDULE-Hg
ARRANGEMENT ON and after SUNDAY, hs-
S, 1867, only one daily Mall and Passenger Tr.,;
will ba run uDon this road each way
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER .P.I5
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at.................7.l
Leave Danrille daily at...............,....5 T. n
connecting 81 Brrkevtlle with trains on Soulh.E.
railroad for Lynchblrg, Knoxville. H.shy,.l.
Memphis, &c. at Greensboro with trai.s d.
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Co.r,,ht
Charleston, Augusta, Macon. Columbus, Sara
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Grs,s
&C., SC.
GOITG EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily @t...,...........:.;;h
Leave Danvile daily st...................:l6t 4. Y
Arrive at Richmond at ..................,...7p +.
connecting at Burkevile with trains O.! SOQiA..!,
road for Petersburg, Norfolk. &c.
THOMAS DoD4N2aD
myo Superintendent.
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BY Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers'
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

A UCTION NOTICE.-We invite the
n attention Of the trade to our attractive sac
THIS MORNING, beginning at 10 o'clock. We
shall offer
20 barrels Refined Sugars, different grades;
Cut Loaf Sugars,
Powdered Sugars,
100 barrels Syrup, part prime
, hogsheads English Island Ao.a'5as'
;5kegsS G. Soda,
Is hGgsheads Bacon sides,
10 bogsheads Bacon Shoulders,
. hcgshea Bacon Joles,
~ tierces Shoulders,
90 tubs Family Leaf Lard
30 barrels n. e. Cnt Hsrrlnga
20 barrels Gross Herrings,
50 barrels Halifax llerrngs,
80 barrels Mackerel, Nos. and );
Is half barrels White Fish, IN pickle;
10 half barrels trout.
S gross Essence Coffee,
20 boxes Tallow Candles, city made
20 barrels Vinegar, ,n.,
s barrels Por: Wine, really Sood ertle!e
30 boxes Cheese, OF superior quallty;
10 boxes Pineapple Cheese, ),
with many other desirable goods, intending Ia q
goods frcr1 a frstclass retail grocery s'ore' "no
ara retiring from business ,o .,,.o-,
A VI
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Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
L STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
DTS. Steamer ALEX aE6KiA. Cap; -
delpha every SATURDAY end Richmond syeTy
FRIDAY, alternately.
FREE sht will be received ct any, time a: ths CON.
pany's shed, on the Dock.
Passage, including meals and state. room, so.
W. L. PORTER. Agent.
my ca-t. otice No c!?i on tho Dock,
TOR NEW YORK-OLD pOMINlUH
\ STEAMSHIP C0MPAIT.-Ths <%.@s-A
7IFEM . new cid l2sh!Ps
TERAS. NIAGARA, and yIHC!SIA ts.ssssssa :slsSSt
Leave New York svery TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
paY. FEibAY. and SlsS S f's1a0"' every ''A>
These ships srs entirely new. and were bcii. sr'
Prsssiy for this route They have .plen9ii saioor'
GOODS shipped by TIL. line are landed r-sr!.rl,
North river within a forty hc eqs''SS
Insurance effected at lowest rates when or!Gr.t.
Frsights for points beyond New YORK are tof.
1arded with dispatch, ard no charxs IuaGe s1ctlt
act1al expenses incurred.
Tho steamers for Charleston. savarnah, New or
leans and other southern ports leave from tie al.
promptly transferred wi,hou, exposure
K: L; MocgEADy, Plssaen., 1877 0ts,pv,n
SAMUEL AYES & CO, Richmond. Va;
JOHN n: WEST, City Point aud Pstsrsb4r:
T. Fl. WEBB. Norfolk.
For freight or passage, applyto
SAMUEL Ayes 4 CO..
lie .s-ts 1890 Carr strs-t.
NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
\ OLD POINT. AND ALL LAaD-s--S1
lsco OK JAMES RIVER. TIE fast SnsSsHSS.-y
az q sleEan .tesnsr sssSaa-ssE.I2
JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPTAIN z. G. GIFPoKD.
leaves her wharf ~ Rockets for ahoye-n=ras.
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
Il! sIA O'CLOCK A. NJ, and return on TucSl.Y.
Tnur,day, and Saturday
Passengers viii arrive A. CITY Po.c: IN tine e
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours Tor Boston, Bala.
more. principal landings on Chesapeake bay, 49,.
all landings on James river az Yessonabls rate.
Freight for wav landings must be pre- paid.
Letters entrusted 10 pUrssr Of steamer must he
enclosed in Government stamped envelope
Apply to L. b. fATUA, Agent.
Re S-n Once. Steamer wharf
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THREE COMFORTABLE HOUSES
/ ANDLOTS FOR SALE AT AUCTION, IN MAN.
will sell at public auction on the premises, at
o'clock +. ~, on FRIDAY, the 9TH Of tugust
1897, three comfortable but SMALL T NEMEhTS
located on Bainbridge street. Manchester, neai
George W. Snellings's coal.yard. Tho lots from
in ali SO feet. ard run back $50 feet. These houses
ara we'll located for residences for peraons doing
business ut any Of the manufacturing establish
ments in and near March ester.
= TERMS: One.third cash balance, negotiable
notes a: four, eight and twelve months. Title re-
famed un:il deferred payments are made.
PILkINTUN, PULLlAM i CO.,
euo Auctioneers
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s Pa s s;ss:::ss;ssg sss5 ssssg;


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILR0s1
SUMMER SCHEDULg.-On and aCta, crD'
DAY, June ls the Mail Train will b. rpn h..o,''
Richmond and the western terminus Of n: 80 80
(which In few weeks will be AZ CovnYtor,I ~ az.
except on Sunday, and On Sunday between NJ
mono and Gordon5viile. '-'
Leave Richmond. ...................,....7 lyl y
Leave western terminus. ............,,. 4a3 ~
Arrive III hlcnNcnds ..........,......., & r
Arrive at " estsrn terminus. So, > =,
The Freight Train leaves Richmond l.
daily, except en- Saturdays. st....st3p
Arrives in Richmond, except on Non. 80.
CG}e.'.'...'.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.ss
PassenSer Ger VIII be attached to tL.s ust
east of Gordonsvills. ""~
Passengers Tor Augusta Springs !ea-e the ro,.
at stanton
Passengers for Natural Bridge, gocxb,,,.
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alum, warm. He: A..
Healing Springs at Millbcro ; 49,
Passengers for White and sa't Sc!phr, a..
Sweet Springs at western terminus
The arrangements with stages are ,rch 49,,
avoid night travel after . Z. IL. IN all cases.
Through tickets sold 10 all the above pain,
Also. to all prominent points IN the Sou,hwes, ;,
Washington and northern citl0s and 10 prcr1t-ssS,
points In the Valley OF Virginia, and On r.,
orange and slexsndsla railroad.
Il. y. WHlTCOYR
ia General Superintendent,
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SlGNS, SlGNS.-ALL KINDS OF
- SION WoRK tas.efully and promptly executed
by the under"igusd. orders from my friends 4ut
me paDI,s generally respectfully solicited.
r snUnhs ana OFFICES PAINTED IN the bes!
L. MONTAGUE.
late !. l.. Montague & Son.
=" '-AM 1enth street between Main and Cary
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TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue OF q a
deed Of n, executed to the iss is Day OF
,ss7 and recorded In the clerks oies OF
tbs Richmond Husns. Court and q. the a ledaSs
Of the Beneficiary VI se al a. pSa sy Of August
q. s1e CLOCK IT. II fair II not then on the nsT
fair day thereafter at sam, ho s,rs the west side
mar Grsca s,9set Said property is located on
leased ground. Further particulars VIII 20
on day OF sale. ., ox,anses Of
exec u,ins this trust and to pay off prior incu m
orange OF $500 duo The rems,ndbst ts 81 as
purchase money will be paid upon suoh ''1
shall be made known day OF sale
T. p. TURNER, Trustee;
C,r & WItrILaa AuctiOnaars. au
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By Harrison, Goddln Apperson, Anc.!onesrs
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM AND
/ MILL III CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. SEVEN
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, ON The SOU II
SIDE OF TIE MANCHESTER AND FALLING
CREEK TUREPlkE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
executed by John d. Thomas, hearing date the
10th of august lst5, duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, shall, in execution thereof. pro-
ceei 10 Sc a. PUBLIC auct"n on the premises, on
FRIDAY the l6h OF August. 1851, at !: O'Clock n
If fair il not, the frat fair day thereafter. the
FARM on which the said Thomas now resides.
formerly owned hy Mrs. Sarah A. For!oinsH,
cont .inins $50 ACRES, on which there is al ample
supply Of wood. The Improvements consist Of 4
dwelling house containing tve rooms, barn, sta-
bic. quarters, &c, and IN eXcellcEt GRlST MILL.
There Is some line meadow land and good old
orchar on the place.
Terms Enough in cash to dsfray expenses Of
sale and 10 pay OF two bonds OF $1,000 each, with
interest from 10th of August, 1895 on credit as TO
$1,000 until lo'h August, 1888 with interest from
10th August, 1895 and as to the residue Of the pro-
ceeds Of sale, on such terms IS the said Thomas
shall prescribe ana direct.
DAVID A. BROWH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIS < APPEa-
son, Cctioneers. au 5
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EA M - -. 5s
rHANGE OF SCBEDULE.-On a1S
" after FRIDAY the 9Th Instant t,,,,, dllG
road will run as follows: VI !A.'
Leave Richmond daily at5A. u. endl.so,
Leave Petersburg daily at 0 +oA ". and.
An ACCOMMODATES TgaIH v,,Ic,-.,..
mond at P NJ. and Petersburg at 4. 81 ~
except Sunday. !a''!,
The 20 2. M. ira! IN connects at Petsrsbz-y -.
Norfolk train daily teXcep: Sunday Pars,S5 *,
folk, with through tickets and baggage chez.
jy3 Engineer and upey,n,and
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-FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
i ING LOTS, CORNER TWENTY; EIGHT F.
AND CLAY SHEETS. ON CHURCH HILL, FOE
SALEAT AUCTION We will sell At the requesi
OF the owner. 1T public auction, OF THURSDAY ,
- day Of August, 1867, at 81 o'clock, those very
valuable BUILDING LOTS located as described
above, fronting so feet each on the sonth side o,
Clay stree. and raining back between parallel
lines I55 feet to en- allsy. This property Is cen.
sidered the most valuable in ,ha. vicinity, and
Is well worthy tho attention OF these desiring 20
buy unimprored property.
TERMS: ne.taird cash balance IN SIX ana
twelve months, negotiable notes. interest added,
and secured by a trust deed. Taxes OF 1851 10 be
au 0-tts LYNgN BROTHER, auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS S 4 l. EVIL
"A be sold 4: the residence of Mrs Mary Cross,
near Groundsq urrel Bridge, in tho county OF
Hanover, on WEDNESDAY, the 2let of August,
1857 the perishable property OF the late Maria H..
Crenshaw and Thomas b. Crenshaw, deceased,
consisting in part of PIANO two G0LD
WATCHES, one BED and FURHlTURE. SADDLE
(side) and Birdie, SEWING MACHINE, and
other articles.
Terms: All sums under $50, cash all over that
sum, on credit OF SIX months for bonds with ap-
proved security.
ANDERSON c. DAVIS. .d,r,rs
WASHtEGTOE c. CaESSHAW,i
au 0-2tawtG5
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I3232tSen1e2atS.

GRAND MOONLIG HT EXCURSION
w Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. u ~ =
Captain T., G.. CLIFFORD, will make an rE--S =
EXCURSION down James river ssszr1- -szz-lz
TUESDAY, August 18Th, leaving her wharf al I
81. : returning al IL il.
Smiths Band will be in attendance.
Refreshments served Oh board.
Tickets TO. sale by Measrs. J. w. Dawes L Co.
Richmond NJ usical Exchange.
Fairs, 81.
au Std l.. u. TaIUM, agent.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH.
MOND, VA.-This conmodious and admirably
and newly painted, Is now open and prepared 10
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY b0ARDERS. The rooms large, airy,
and handsomely furnished the location IL central,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rata. my 21-ts
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ORANGE HOUSE, At ORANGE
~ AND ALEX ANDRiA RAILROAD DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, VA.-HOUSTOH KUCKER, Pro
PRIETUR.-The proprietor, thankful for tho libs-
raj patronage bestowed upon him, and having TO-
lucad his rates TO THREE DOLLARS PER DAY,
pledges himself that the we'll known reputatio on Of
tho " ORANGE" shall not be surpassed In the
Union Excellent meals furnished as heretofore
| upon the arrival Of trains, and sufficient time
allowed for through passengers going north or
south upon the changing Of cara. iy l5-2m
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

~ James NJ Taylor Son. Auctioneers,
oc No s2IMain street. third door Delo" tho
o-'' spotswood Hotel.
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
y CORNER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This first class and popular Hotel, having recent.
y been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished,
Is now open for the reception Of guests.
Being situated on the main street OF the city,
convenient to all the railroad depots, steamboat
landings, and principal business houses, together
with its superior table comfortable accommoda-
tions and fare reduced TO $3.50 per day, 1t is the
most desirable house for the travelling public TO
stop at while in the city.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steamboat
landings to convey passengers TO the hotel.
Ia l2-3m w J. BABCOCk, Proprietor.
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De7ltiSt37i,


nR. G. f. KLOEBER, SURGEON
IL 49, !, DENTIST, nats OF Baltimore.J No 6sysa
wv wv Broad street, corner Ninth. Richmond GeEfsS
va, doVoles especial attention TO the pre-
serVation 0! the Teeth. Inserts the nos, bear;'.
and $50 per set. Call and SEQ specimens. Tet,s
extracted without pain by local anssthes!a OF By
purposes now known !, IL ans
John MAHONY, SURGEON DEN
y TlSF, has reduced MS prices 70 suit III es.srs
lines III ,s ana ls row doing every description sA
OF WORK IL. his profession on terms and IN A-
hammer that Will insure the sn,.rs satisfaction q
his patrons.
All work warranted to please Specimen. q!
every style 10 DO seen At tho office.
=. pR. MAHoNY has been In tSs profession 'o'
thirty years, the last nineteen of which hs h2s
prScticsd In the city o! Richmond. and 10 hn
many patrons during that lonS period he refers 70;
testimony as TO tho complete, artistic, and sa,i,-
factory character OF his work in tie ssr9!a.
branches Of h.s business.
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by new and perfectly safe rre;ho!.
oace and residence no. cas- Main street, above
Seventh. tolL
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X pa lSON, SURGEON MaS
= O.aiisT. oFYioS AND RYsIpgScA TcEsS
10 lille HAis. sxrwEss gLgvsxra Asp
fSHLSys srsssrn RIcHAoXp VA or ?1-ly
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q w. JONES SURGICAL and sszzztsss
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST. All op-.ssFff'7
raaons thoroughly and gently performed. Teo!h
extracted without pain. Teeth inserted on Vulcan
lie Plate, and durability warranted. 0tice OF
Main street opposite Arlington House. oEtee eouT'
rom i. II. To O'Clock p NJ Iel
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
kuctioneers, Commission Merchants and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
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TACK SON PARK.

2 A 9 + 5 Q q ? a z K.
AMATCH RACEF0R FIFTY DOLLARS A SIDE
will come of on FRIDAY the 9Th OF August. lsU7,
between tho celebrated champion race horse
.Tipto Slgsher'' and "Mountain Boy" a
pacing horse. "Tip.on Slasher" to run one mile
and half and " Mountain Boy - 10 pace to Ear-
ness one mi e. best Two in three.
This RI CO promises to be unusually interesting.
The horses are both in Ii ret rate condition.
The race To come of at o'clock +. VI.
Gate fee, So cents. THOMAS CuGHLAS,
au s-2,S Proprietor.
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AUCTION Sales.
ByI. N. Cooke, Auctioneer.
seyanth STRAIT hotwean Broad and ID arbhall

THIS DAY.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY orubbs d williams, Auetionser,
North vest corner OF Main and EioVeh'n 's-0
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RNjMO0ds.
OFFICE RICHMOND AVID Yosy p,-,
RAILROAD Cog7Iyy
EIcaxosD, July 20, ,si7
EA M4s 80 b assa

szN 1850 s1H--sstg $3.50 III
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONpnr
~ AND ISTgRMEDIATE LAvnIsos i. W,
NEW SCHRDULE.-On and after TUESbsvy' d
2ad tho trains will leave the depo. Of hi. cS1ll
pany att A. NJ, connecting on Tussdays r. %,
days, ans satas6sys WIN sns stsamer aYsrIc
roe, and inssrmsdistc landings, arriving AZ T r.
folk At 5P. u. a. af'.
Returning. the se2mer win Leave Sc,,.:.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays A, -
passengers arriving In Richmond atop e."
Passengers taken TO and from a laDdiC-,
Freight taken 10 and from ali wharvn.c 49,
remain In Norfolk one night. 's OIL!
BY order OF tina President.
~ 22-tAl3 WILLIAM B. EEOs ,,...
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
IA No. 1895 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,
Va

MRS. p. +. STUDIES, PKopKIETEEss,
formerly of the National House. Broad street.
This house is situated in the most business part
of the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
DOLLARS per day. 10 IL
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Nv LYna & Brother,

BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner OF Wall and Franklin streets.
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RICBAosD AND PETERSBURG R.ILno.D r.
RICHMOND, VA, July 2 fss-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-30
Pa, THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1857

A PRAYER FOR LAHDLoRDs.-Th fol-
lowing prayer was formerly in book
of private devotions used in England
before the accession Of Queen Mary
On account of the strong temptations
to demand exorbitant rates, an ex-
change thinks the prayer should be
received and adopted once more into
the churches
"The earth is thine, o Lord, and all
that is contained therein; notwith-
standing thou hast given possession
thereof TO the children of men TO pass
over the time of their short pilgrim
age in this vale of tears. We hearth
ly pray thee to send the Ho y Spirit
into the hearts of those that possess
the grounds, pastures and dwelling
places on the earth, that they, remem-
bering themselves to be thy tenants,
may not rack and stretch out their
houses and lands, nor yet take unrea-
sonable fines and incomes after the
manner of covetous worldlings, but
SO let them out TO others that the in
habitants thereof may be able both
to pay the rent, and also live honestly,
to nonrish their family, and to relieve
the poor. Give them grace to con
slider that they are but strangers and
in this world, having here no
dwelling place, but seeking one to
Gomez that they, remembering the
short continuance Of life, may be con-
tent with that which is sufficient, and
not join house to house, nor couple
land to land TO the impoverishment of
others, but so Behave themselves in
letting out their tenements, lands and
pastures, that after this life they may
be received into an everlasting dwell
ing place, through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-30

How TO FREsHEN SALT Fish,
Many persons who are in the habit of
ireshening mackerel or other salt fish,
never dreaming that there is a right
or a wrong way to do it. Any one
who has seen the process Of evapora-
ting going on at the salt works
knows that salt falls to the bottom.
Just so it is in the pan where your
mackerel or fish lies smoking. When
it lies with the skin side down, the
salt will fall TO the skin, and remain
there when, if placed with the flesh
side down, the salt falls TO the bottom
of the pan, and the fish comes out
freshened as it should be; in the 9TH
er case it is nearly as salt as when
put in.
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A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-Shortly
before the departure of the lamented
Heber for India, he preached ser
mon which contained this beautiful H.
lustration:
"Life bears us on like the stream of
u mighty river Our boat at first
glides down the mighty channel
through the playful murmnrings of
the little brook and the windings of
its grassy borders. The trees shed
their blossoms over our young heads !;
flowers seem to offer themselves 70
our young hands; we are happy in
hope, and grasp eagerly at the beau
ties around us, but the stream hurries
on, and still our hands are empty. OF
course in youth and manhood is along
a deeper and wider flood, among OBJ
jects more striking and magnificent.
We are animated at the moving pic
lures and enjoyment and industry all
around us; we are excited at some
short-lived disappointment The
stream bears us on, and our Joys and
grieis are alike left behind us. We
may be shipwreeked, but we cannot be
delsyedj whether rough or smooth,
the river hastens on till the roar of
the ocean is in our ears, and the toss
ing of the waves is beneath our feet,
and the floods are lifted up around us,
and we take our leave of earth and its
inhabitants, until our future voyage
there is no witness save the Infinite
and Eternalp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-30
II ECIsTER,s NnTICE.-Noln.i.hnr.hr

ID EGISTER'S NOTfCE.-Notcoi Is hereby
IL given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
legatees. creditors, and all others in any other
way interested, and will be presented to the
next Orphans Court of Clear6sld county. to be
held at the Court House, In the borough Of Clear
field, commencing on the third Monday Of June,
1857:
The partial account Of W. S. Wells pnd G. S.
Shot, administrators Of the estate Of John shoiF,
late Of Beccaria township, Clearheld county,
Pa. deceased.
The account Of Hannah pearce Administrative
Of the estate Of Francis Pearce, Esq, late Of
bradford township, cearheld county, Pa, de-
ceased
The final account Of NJ. S. Spencer, admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Samuel Spencer late Of
Penn township. CleArfeld county, Pa, deceased.
The final account Of Jesse uoss, one Of the
executors OF Samuel W. Smith, late Of 0uelich
township. Clearheld county, Pa, deceased.
Tbs account Of George Wilson, guardian Of
the minor heirs Of Robert Leonard, late Of Law
renee township, Clsarheld county, Pa, deceased.
The account Of William Porter, guardian Of
the minor children Of Alexander Stone late Of
Boggs township, Clearheld county, Pa, deceased.
The account Of Anthony Hiie, administrator,
and Mary Eloon, administrairix, Of the estate
Of Hon James Bloom, late Of Bloom township,
Clearheld county, Pa, deceased.
my2s, 1861 l. @. bAkGER, Register.