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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-04
PEREMPTORY
CASH AUCTION SALE.
100000 of Real and Personal Prop
erty, Fire Clay, Clay Goods, Ma-
ehinCry and St:ok Of
On Dee. II, at IL l-2 p, mp
One Good Farm Of So Acres.

IN high STATE Of calt,1aou, with good taoov end te".-t
Dwelling and two Houses Barns aul oai1arn teon
$3.50 can remain 'u bond ana mortgage drt Also Dc hioeA
Horses Cow, Hogs Fe.ty Caa,s , Robes. hlriys Moeer
cad Keeper Wagons Hl,ls Manure Glaa. hay. Salt Hay o
four OF Whatoa ne ground Also general assortment q
Farming Implements
Ao.a re PARLOR BEDROOM and KITCHEy FURNITURE %
J. r. CEOSsMAE. consisting Of ~ yars Of Eese. CsrPet Brs,
star Garnet Gilt Fsae No-. Naleop Ce, Tables Mshorapy
soti, Tctes Tables 6c &C. Two Coags Bedroom Suites
m s og) oil Cous Carpets. CToc,elnd Glars War and scr
era lssorinsr, Of Household Plrrt-e Ai5. on Dec H. adj
The Stock Of Clays, Goods, Machinery, &c,
Sov on bn AID Owned t fa OF co,aa Bro. vii be sold at
se Yscarg Of Auction or cash. J- Dee ~ 20 Dog O'Clock a.
follows: several Thousand TINS of No. Fire tiny 1909
10 Bes Ere Bes 5000 g. Of t1r,I C1fl Sever Pipe FROM
inches 20 Is 1,b diameter ah Be3 Braole Elbows IlHIs &C.,
&C. Also te- thousand g. Of Dams. I Pipe 10000 Common Harl
ard Pale Binding Bf, title Ed llrs Dish larrs and ho
power B-rA Na luce furrs capable o. Ens o0) ek
per bour With loes ard I l Ordinary chg tour clay 20
qaires f1or bors.s1. Alec % Horses snl llsi ofCue
Also Fiouring aud Cris 1iili u privilege OF building lo
lately ltts o. 800 Gao rlu foa Taae aitua sat new LA
ebssrg ro1rto out well located ier doig raoi business
ALSO, 200 shnrc- Of the Crossu.Hn Clay mud Mamie
featuring Co.,Par value ~ per aha Cal M Sto1 +4'0
free from sI assessments
Tie property ~ s Cou1sHy eoe ~ W acres " rd 'of Which
4to} uu5erlJ vi6 Tire Oel. v Iacar Back Yards hos
Esroad ari Wharf will 20 g. water st pe Ye o bdau R'e' y
COL les above Pestt AuYof.
TIE Auction Will positively ale place rain or fh.s Every article
fairy r s be o srl delay arc requested 70
sfsnine tle property before The ss@
sword. Brick Machine, Tinnuy's Tile and PIPE Ma
chimes. md Ingrahnn's DichnR Machine Win te 90 eIii
bison on Y e DAYS Of tle sa O e JeHolt Of The pub
be- an persons invited 70 examine
The steamer Magenta v leave NegIot loot n Bareay't a. 7
H. Dec N sd r. stopping a all landings or Island ssud
Including To.us Psrb Auboy a1d South Auboy for works
Returning works o. tht conclusion % tle sale each 3
Pare 81 celts Tickets % Fof s, 90 e Aor
House n g. board ths boat Ms's provided on board
CR0SSMAN BROTHERS,
Woodbridge, Middlesex Co.,
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grookIna 9faI Gglatt for SaIt.

DOR SALE-Two-stOry and basement brick
HOUSE ui slhcear and al modern improvements; house IA
Pft order H. c or rgis- la South seegid - HamsOsTFh
EOR SALE, Iowa gentcel twO-story brick
HOUSE, bro trimmings modern improyeneisj lofaoa
very desirable. Apply address H. MACOMBEk son No. d
rgl,o1ate rear Eh1.; place. Brooklyn
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6iiu &tal Gstat, for Sab.

VALUABLE UNIMPR0VED CITY PROP
ERrY FOR SALE
COMPRISING ELIGIBLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS the FIFTH
AMI EGTiAVFS rFTiLAvE LOTS south " Central Park lot.
on the streets dorry Park the several and street,
b le rk beside several choice pieces Of RIVER
PROPERTY aud lots ol che BOiLtN ARD.
Diagram. The fro cry full descriptions be had appca
No- - ALLEN BROWN. No &c Bro,dv,y.
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audiuu sats Of 8tal 6statr.

ADni.s H. MrttER Ancior,sr
UCTION SALE of PROF
" ERrY a JERSEY ClTY--ApRlAN r. MULLER, r. r. VIZ.
iSs o. an eel Al sucoa SATURDAY, Dec 7. 1851 II -
t a. the BIhsnye farooms No III Brosdss I order o. ts
poi f Dr.r tn valuable water front psrty Of the HUDSON
IVFR CEMENT TOMPANH Located az Jersey City near Jersey CJ
Tsr bl ~ and aboui to Zee. deep Information 10 10
m. ,,p.r;y can lie obtained }. IL. BUTTS secre!a
s sr',nIsi Poaessoo given nmeseI Terms osds Afesn gu
~, d.I VI lllr w.
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". n HiLLEa AncuortcL
DY JOHNSON a. NJ LII Err
RIAL ESTATE EEOKRFS,
q. g5 Nt.uu.r. cor. CHDAr-rr hHH-foEh
H.. s Iot. Coaf sssts sud Faua, bought soI Tsa't9 o.
80 Auctou hsles Stock Furniture Mise
"N'''' WEDNESDAY. Dec ., ~ u ecOck,
.tFrlsrae saiesrOoll. No UT b-ofifa., y 7.
VALUABLE SIXTH. EdHlh, AND NINTH VAIN 10
u,.. - -s.rtb .lir as d. D. bFfflr ~, lis
80. -Sor-e-tt .r. Isir- g., lots.
f-t.,r North sdr 100 b. Perry ave, lot
900 GOOD U1usr. aud ID desirahe tots OF torty
,ie.h F, aatb fi1 All thj lrsii Oesteen 't'tae Al
Aih .,s, Man. ae a. ores. No % N,ss,u,s
GA TUESDAY, Dec 10. q " Gc.onf-
a,p,-..rg. .tIet.,on. 80 lIl broadway. n Y
y,qgvsiXE avn nfPoETAEr SALE or ltO CHOICE PROS
. pk LOTS ID. IN ar u-l 90 Liyh ground commanding hns
y, N. orsB b.y "a surrounding country hinv o. mem are az
l ,root-l- ~ -ul ready Tor immediate use Sbie al sre
le.irbe f,f Investment DIZZY rapidly Increasing In
shortly he orc.y sj Zoo trstc.ass residences.
sast ss fort between Presiee aud VA''
a. D lv' A. - s,, ,ie ~ q east seventhays lot.
Ai-,.v. 10 W.. 80 ~ 10 in. aolth Carroll 49,, nA
t.rrgf ,cg- Raf saie fn -oGr = above lots
S,.rf' ter-SOnth e. corner Ntti 81, ios.
S,s-f.r.-South eide 20 a. east knt Hfe, !" lota
TrsrH -N0r,h ado, f.Ar A aP',f ~ II'ta
rrt.ts.-So1tl.ssst cOratf IT. lst' i.is . -, - %,
mn (. lei entire irolt. bessctn i1al sud S1iA0fi ~
l1t. -, - n ..... st,.t .,. t,lo,.
81 s,s e-o 'front.' be.uesa Fldh and oIit th
o.. 49, L. .-. s,.,t b.t.,., s,h md sever "a
." /" g,..b sd. N A. ssVen,h.,v.. 10 lola,
s.rgs4s.,r.-Sorti tIs rear If Alofe, iDlotL
s',Tr tvK --Noftl. d. I'D EetTlil st. slots,
North. west COM n ~ NJ ot~
r.RRNs RLSY Na.s nos rhiJ Al Ne - Nsss12
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donntrr 8taI 6statt for Sale.
RAPE OPPORTUNITY. - A 81

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY. - splendid
n COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-A large thr, story brick Mso-
n ba pesce Village Of ~'a5es six iaes Bethlehem nnl
three fm Cla iNo -ou'a9 To- o. 90 ias aisn ag'
lerbh architect; coni'a. ROOMS with a he moeu improvements
IN. sia building r 90 f, lib iressior, b-' ps,a sby
p ft suachr ibee "a rye 'su ysri m eteeelt tss 80
raroi ini, sloru ihe surround There famous 'gngg aat
10 vicinity aad ,csie, anl boiugshoo N
g., y ''s .is Of s,l 40, oi s ss superior sido
1sferl h snail eh taans hfolge he pIsn5 ~u' ' ,i
AZ very large and Substantially built slate guA has re-
. - .,r,ryi tr $50. os.r brrE slri. al rarp power
ooupre Tds establishment i. done psPeHag business Tor the
property sill be 'oA ,r,the or .,p.rste 70 ,7i par
~ 7.S, sSoa be- ALFRED NsRrSis cLiSros T. wEAvEa
MoSbA9 b,S 3 ~ b,isSss ihs boar o. ard p N.
A VERY CHEAP FARMS acres-l9 miles
~ in NesJ,rssr rifles ru depoii gooi House Barn at Cs
AZ TO, rs Iiot,ss J-r,ey Ca Hudson C.y, Union l and
''''' CHARLES MAID Real E.',i, Broker 70 - Cl,ra
A SPLENDID FARM of 400 acres, near New
= b--a's 90 per i, one o. p. 'se' A., so S, 5@
Ep,y,tp yAiE 'WaaI'Y HARDsSssGGH So . whilst
ATORANGE. N.J-VHLAS, VILLA SITES
~ 81 PAINS great variety beautifully ntuste ess hour fsn
Ss' s, s' SALE , I, ' smpH 10 2, So,i..
Ktsiort 9ioii. o.. o,as' eo,r M,a ard coae'' e,os
RRIDGEPORT.-Beaut little FARMS 81:
10 fr' .
T. RlpRR Go. D. lilo Ia'ol ave. Dfoo.5H' or H. l. RlDha
JroR sALE-N HOSPITAL
- :, h.. .ri'- ,.ra 80 i Hrosiss, under ths dr,s,
zion % hs boiil OF ,eis, % tesp'e no 90 , % we
u q o.. q, e.. .., .,s R is s s nS' S a. g aS
Mayusrt eaiH for ~ II 'e appy % &c Aa,'ai, j. H. WI WI
io %s ssS = s5 Il v joiSSoS Atone end se,sly
NOR StLE-A desirable FARM Of 80 acres
4 on .fr. gger IS. D. pile from depot ~ Bonui buos rh
rge trrr r o. tl sts tasc ttrhrz, ncF barn, aa4 ab
i,,,', ,oa- Il hoar, ron Nes.Yort ~,
.o,i a,,u, &c, % ti H desired Apply 10 D. ~ SEAMAN
COR SALE or to RENT-In Bloomfield, Nj.
L rsrr desirable CorSIN RESIDENCE With all modern Improve
sats n ~ yss bot and @ 1sisr billiard oou burglar a-fo
&c tre acre, Of aod a.lgli,, Oh - a9l ',-'s 49, W.
& Liat Srolr R-cr SO nTt1y Baiti-l 10 il Broadr'y
EOR sALE-A valuable FARM of 20 ACRES,
=, !. l ,o ,r... sbdi % M. Gam P6rde9his; prss
leslie irqr.-e q " = toNG. Oxford relr,,r,aia
EOR SALE-Pleasant furnished HOUSE; COX
stsn,.cs ! rri,r good locality healthy. woaA sreaHgs fof
ely property ''''' '''' M Il TAYLOR No Il wells,
nor SALE-In Washington, u. c., adjoining
4th vI be so los prize ApPg 20 uoNLh No1"AS s4
CRAWFORD. COMMON Clark's Hill,
u'.y p roon a o- ia' .a ' sss ,t,s, s.s
Pise tl'1oa Adlree Box No. so ----------
rI'O EXCHANGE for City or Country Resi-
trcs 0 aeps Of Ftrmils Loud IN vi eoan located
ort naon City Address J. h. - Bon NO. 80 f0''
S5OOOO., - EA ,s I;, Soat s nm 9s5r. 49,
b house e,s ,ra Hau1e q GGah9as' sS,a y soI
Ss ocai. per bahe osoo 0oo q. T.si ae.seoa
No. 70 NAlnatst ~ LOUIS, no
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WAIL-LACks
! Il IL especially an1nuar-l that
NLW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA
By NJ Watts PHILIPPE being performed In London with tbs greatest
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sa6ings ganhs.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
M Marble Fire Proof BsukiuF'Iiouse
Nos ] and q 1hrlayc, \. J.,
opposite Cooper usffutr
SIX PR CENT INTEREST frou Tax, ALLOWED deposits
from 5000, iSAAC T. hhiIh' freaitnL
.. ". Luur, Secretary
TNHIKD-AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
L Corner Thrd.afe. sn,' twenty '.Ithst
FIX PER CENT INTEREST pad, Tree on Go'eumeat tar on all
Bsai open tsiJ om 10 M and Monday. weae'iiy
- '1'u''' sPESCEE X. GREEN Pfes.l,rt
RicHAnD KUN, Sscretary
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DibiStuO NOtios.

Di6iNn0 Nutits.
owes VI TIA DUHCQUB AND sioux Cirr n n Col
NHW-lO Nov. %, 1854
NTOTTCE.-A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER
~ CTST has ths day been declared TIE
stoca payable GA tao 3 o neceuot @ AZ the Oc7 81
81 J,suu No. y PIc.. 70 the holders o.
te A. co,3g books TIE alfier books will DO closed the
l4 prIlo AID teoyss or transfers The ~ % January l
G. u. BOOTH. Treasurer.
Ogricr on Tus ATLANTIC Man grE.snIF CeaPlSrt
No. B0wIisGGKHES, New iort, Nov. q. latL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
~ q t Company age Gus declared Dl'IDESD
Al the oes ofthe Company the oh dsy Of crnnef ott
''~'''' ~ HENRY }. QltNAN. Secretary.
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mltbiu,rg.

HOE SALE--A number OF Portable and sta
4 top,r, STEAM I6OlNi.S Of superior eons1fisu@n
= 'o'"' POuLR 2 HAbf Baltimore sd
nor SALE-At No. g. Park-st., Five Points,
IL ot.fRrRA ESGttTS zHi fOlLEs l. by tlt us bllitfa
an AID ZEE tacy ian,t s.ad. " MckthllG
C,TEAN ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP. row
- 49, koPR MACHINERY. MAtHiElSl TOOLS A. TODD
BTrFErY Wsrslouae Bc,-s Er~fors Mofis fses9a n J.
49, l..aaaaa..rn..azn..ruzz
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ilIarhI, 'lganttIs.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
w civ 70 puf,hats marble Match o: Ea % 90 g. :. rsr os
-. 'KiADIRS Marble Noris No la htft eighteenth A..
ss,r IL nj sys y HAnis, Pot ~ 70 c east o ms oct
NEARBI-EiZED SLATE MANTELS and all
VA plain and ornamental by IL
PRVRIYE SLATE GO. Also To,lng slate t1S u1ae tuppied
Wsrthoas No 90 West Ehtseuat between Fl"h Aa sitas,'
N1ARBLElZED SLATE MANILLS and Doc
t .i ts-,,, Wrt. srsr,lIns rei' Barsin ard Table
Ton, e. T. srFwAKr No 603 sftha's bet 9Th aud ssih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-04

1tttarts uns 5Intines.
90 - REAKERS AHEAD|
ANNA T.. DICKINSON
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
TVENOAY EVENING, Dki, -
CUAKIhs \ SPENCER Will PkhSibN a. "a, ~.
T,i,, SOC Psr rAe American Ness 0'is :. ,s'.
,ap,t, Fowler Wells sss Broadway hls' 10 - D"
A'''n''' Nv ~ O pSSr, Sv,p a. Lecture 81
r FCyPURE--FREE READING ROOM, 10.
m vsy,sist THIS (wednssisyl EVENING =, ,ees d.
Rx RIIRrIS aAeIR satj,aI-'Ihs Bibisi Ne" We've w.
Truih" Pabie ia,itel - 90.
MIR ERNEST. 0. H0PPs Historical s .eS-
Nj -. -. INK FIRST INHABITANTS OF A4bklVA S.o
nav ns' ata O'clock Cooper insttais. Room Ae -
&;yNTPAT- SOCIETY of MECHANlCS and
~ ro,.nRSdRy on THR CITY OF NEW iOkA-isrsa ,,aS
tbs cosrss ~i be delivered Coepes nstlts % S.
NV RvasiSG Dee 1867 BY JOHN u sOUGh ~ e1"
Here and There IN Bn,sln. ST5,s,.
GENERAL SOCIETY Of MECHANICS s sny
Ip.nFS1IRN ofthe CITY Of NEW 0lklte Heglsf mr,iS
=, soci.ty viii be hsd Mechanics HsA, No. so b"an~
(wsdn''i'' E'ASiS"' william VAN NORDRS sees..r
TFRTFS of SIX POPULAR CTURES-M
- Tkrtsenh PRESBYTERIAN Church ts;weso elHth a.. osS
80. krss Lecture WEDNESDAY EVENING Dee 4 S~'sA
s,h, Ne, nr NTTREDGR salrct JernsAlee"
F, cSaIss riaSSy, 81 sag. Lsee.S - ss-~
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r-MARTNE HOSPTTAL

T,NIR NNTIT-NT Y II T y y 1T y - T T y
1uOrsDs-Th~ ~ ti..e Grolnis. advertised 20 take pi
th r Irrag -ro, No. lil Broaiasf. under me ii ~
tan To-! ts H1afl u created By chapter No % o II
Laws ~ 1905 rH-'fn.d t1 WEDNESDAY, becmbe5 W. 1907,
% tir ssrr Hfr.. Tie property sl boz be sold taf 70
fa1lng sfi Boarding Stltur until ne rt lay
May II sale appy the Aueoneef, j. H. LUl
Low CO.. Pucs o. ODE rnierfsuci No. 1 iifesiH e'
l,r, s.t 81 1901 a. " JOHNSON Attorney end Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-04

ORANGE, N.J.-NILLAS, VILLA SITE>
~ PAINS great variety, beautifully ntust ess seuJ 10.
ii. ,ssa o. wear By BLitkN ILL SMITH No 20 hoadTsI
Nsaisrt % OrsHre eorns hau atl Cone - tio
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18
BY MAIL, PREPAID.
CHOICE FLOWER & GARDEN SEEDS,
New Strawberries. Cranes, Bulbs, &c.

ID NJ. wATsoN's Old Colony Nursery and
ID. Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass. Is
nov sending out by mail, prepaid, packed with
great care in gutta pcrcha silk 80 to reach any
part Of the Union in perfect safety, complete as
sortnent of the finest Grapes, Strawberries, New
large Currans, Gooseberrios. Blackberries, Roses,
Flow rcring Plants, Bulbs, Lilies, &e., &c. Fruit
and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Evergreens.
Hedge Plants 6c., will be sent hy freight paid 10
Boston. Also, the True Cape Cod Cranberry, for
cultivation in wet land, or IN upland and gardens.
where II produces at the rate OF 400 bushels to the
acre; with directions for cultivation Priced De
scriptiye Catalogues will be sent to any address.
Now is the best time for planting. The best way
to obtain good Fruits ami fivwefs and Se-ls, ia TO
send direct TO the grower. Send for a Catalogue.
Wholesale Catalogues to the trade
Agents wanted marli I'm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

|FoUND.--The body of Alice Foley,
bose death by drowning we noticed
kt week, was found in the bed of the
Yer at the foot Of the rifle just above
n bridge. Messis. T.J Mccullough,
kpugbton and Mcclellan, while in a
bat searching for the body, hooked it
h and IN few moments delivered it
the bereaved family. The face was
pmewhat swollen, but otherwise the
pdy was in a perfect state, aud easily
by the friends and neigh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

DAILY GAzErTE-We are in receipt
f No. of the Lycomiag Daily Ga
tftte, published at the city of Viii
Transport, by C. t Huston & Co. We
&rc always gratifed to learn oi the
and enterprise manifest
fd by the citizens of this inland city.
pt is the "land of our birth" and ev-
kry new enterprise awakens within us
Rygone "reminiscences. Hence the
tact that the Democrats OF Old Mother
1ycoming are hereafter to be regaled
|with = daily, issued from their own
capital, causes us to rejoice, and we
'bospcak for the publishers that success
which they deserve.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

CouRr- The Honorable Judges,
|cording to adjournment, met in the
Durt House on yesterday, for the f.
D disposition of the Miller murder
Be, but after some wrangling be-
teen Attorneys, the case went over
Ill the June term.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

fhc person who borrowed n book
NJ the root of an apple tree in the
opposite Mr. Troutman's will please
.so it at this Office. The owner
Gnts to read it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

EASrED.-A borough ordinance to
went the erection of board kilns
HIN the borough limits. If this is
h done, come one will be foolish
Iough to burn down half the town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

FEARFUL ACCIDENT. On Friday last
one of the most frightful accidents
that we have ever been called upon
10 record, occurred near the Washing
ton Iron Works, in the lower end of
this county. From the many reports
thatarc ahoat we gather the following;
Some time during the day the barn
of Mr.. Krape, residing in the neigh
borhood Of the works, was Roticcd to
be on fire, and before any one reached
the scene Of the disaster, the flames
had made such Roadway that ii was
impossible to save anything The day
being exceedingly windy the fire was
communicated to the house, and II
was with considerable effort that il
was saved. During the excitement
of the fire, but little was thought OF
the children all of whom, were largo
enough to run around and play, and
il was not for some time that the anx.
ietv of the parents induced them 70
make search for the little ones when,
Judge Of their horror, the charred re-
mains of all three, were found amid
the smoking timbers of the barn.
They had doubtless gone in there to
play ard having matches about them
unwitiingly set fire to the building
from which they we're unable to es-
cape, and into which no one seemed
to know they had gone. The affair
has cast deep gloom over the neigh
borhood, and the sympathy Of all is
extended to the bereavod parents
Bellcfonfe Wd;chmnn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

"a Of Administration having been granted the
undersigned on the estate Of IIariing Buck, decd,
late Of Bradford township, clearheld county, Pa,
all persons indebted 10 said estate will make in
mediate payment, and those haying claims against
tho same win present them properly authenticated
for settlement JOHN L. WILSON.
mari -6t:pd Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

Thad Stevens, who was reported a
few days ago as dangerously 81 k, is
in fair way of being reconstruct
ed" The old fellows malignity struck
in on him and came very nigh dissolv-
ing his connection with the govern
mani
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

Hearts is tho best card in the chance
game of mairimony somo times over
come by diamonds aud knaves often
won by tricks; and occasionally treat
ed in a shutting manner, and then cut
altogether.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

Have Just received large aud well se-
lecied Stock Of all kind Of Staple goods,
such rs
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, No
tiors, Hardware, Glass, Nails, oils,
Paints. Quecnsware,
Groceries. Flour. Bacon. Feed. &c. which
We are offering at greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or in
Exchange for Lumber and Shingles.
We hope TO make it to the advantage OF
Timber Men,
10 the lower end Of Cleaffed county aud
on Clear Geld Creek. to get their supplies
from this point. being on the line Of
Rail Road can Sell
goods on better terms than at any point
10 Clarified county. and we are selling
our Stock at such
prices as 10 make il an object to those bay
ing goods 10 this mnrket 10 deal with us
Advances of Goods, Feed, &c,
made on account Of Square Timber. which
we will either sell on commission or buy
at liked rates.
Flour OF different Brands can be had Al
all times at very low prices, ct the Clear
field Store. Philipsburg. Penn'a.
Dry Goods Notions, &c., in great vari-
ETY., AZ the lowest price for Cash. at the
Clarified Store. Philipsburg. Penna.
Sal, 10y the Sack OF load, cheaper thsn
can be had any where else. az the Clear
field Store. PhiliPsburg, Penn'a.
Call and Examine the stock Of goods al
the Cleaf6ed Store. at Philipsburg. Ia.
Highest price paid 10 Goods or Cash for
Lumber and Shingles at the Cleariieid
Store. Fhilipsburg. Penn'a.
The cheapes; goods of all kinds are IN be
had at the Cleariield Store. at Philipsbsrg
Call and see flour goods and prices don'l
soot the times. w. W. BELTS. q co.
Phlipsburg. November 18th, 1865 If.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18
DMuNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

N Of Administration having been granted the
undersigned on the estate Of Walter Wiso;.,
decd, late Of Beccaria township Clcarfold county,
all persons indebted TO said estate will make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will perscnt them properly authenticated
for settlement. JOSEPH W. LULL,
mari -6ipd Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

Gedirect the attention ofour river
I. TO the card of Mr.. Weaver, of
Iron City Hotel at Harrisburg,
mother column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

EyrERpRIsING.-The lady members
Of The Presbyterian and Methodist
congregations Of this place, in view OF
the expenses likely to fall upon their
respective congregations in the cree
tion of their Churches, have each or
ganized themselves into, the former n
"Sociable," and the latter an "Aid So
ciciy," for the purpose of raising funds
to liquidate the debts they are likely
TO incur The officers of the Sociable
arc Mrs. ]. G. Archer, President, Mrs
=, Secretary, and Mrs. William
Bigler, Treasurer; and those of the
Aid Society are Mrs. iona. Boynton,
President, Mrs. Geo. b. Goodlander,
Secretary, and MISS Clara Foley,
Treasurer. We understand that the
former meets every Tuesday evening,
and the latter every Friday evening,
at the residence Of some member dcs-
ignated at the previous meeting We
believe there is no law UT rule prOhib-
iting outsider, or members of other
denominations from meeting with and
contributing TO this enterprise. Those
who arc unable to attend their sitiings
can hand their contributions 10 either
of the above named officers during the
week. and those who feel disposed
TO do so will have no objections filed
against them if thoy attend both.
The officers are very polite towards
their guests, aud seem to have the
iaculty of retailing it to others who
attend their sittings.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18
HOW TO SAVE MOEEY.

UNHR times are hard you'd like to know
Il How you may save your dolls-s
The way to do II win show,
Ifyou will read what follows.
man who lived no, far from here,
Who worked hard al his trade,
But hsd a household to support
That sqrandered all he made.
I met him once. srys he, "My friend,
l louk thread bear and rough
I've tried to got myself ,uii,
But can't saVe up enough"
snys I, ny friend, how much have you.
I'll tell you whore TO 20
To get suit thai's sound sud cheap:
To RE1ZENs TEiN a Co.
He tool what little lac hal sav,a.
And went to ReiIensiein 4 Brothers',
And there he got handsome suit,
For half h. paid to O,hers
Now he is home. he looks 80 we'll.
And their fleet is such.
That when they take their daily meal.
They don't ca, half as much.
And now be fpds on Saturday night
With oil their wants supplied.
That he has money l,ft TO spend,
Aud some to lay aside.
III. good success. with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tells to alt.
lfyOu'd save money, 60 and buy
Your clothes at
kEIzENsrEIN's CLOTHING HAfI
Where The cheapest. finest AM is., c'a-h be
and good Furnishing Govas ran be haa d. su..
every taste and in every style aprli o.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

N is hereby given that leitersof Administration
the estate Of Barbara Einger, deceased, late Of
Brady township, clearhed county, Pa, have this
day been duly granted to the undersigned, TO whom
all persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands will
present them for settlement without delay.
GEORGE ELLINGER,
March 2I. ls67-Gt Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-18

More than FIVE thousand workmcn
arc out of emplo, ment at Piltsburg
caused by strikes aud the general dis
arrangement of business. II is very
strange that this loyal paradise, should
goa 80 m1ch cut or order.