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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

rNHE undersigned, residing in Brady township.
now offers one Of the best TIMBER and
COAL tracts Of land for sale in ;ha, section Of the
county,
Consisting Of ll2 Acres and Allowance,
Forty-fye Of which is under cultivation. with
house aud stable thereon, and an orchard Of 100
bearing fruit trees the balance is heavily timber
ed. AZ least one million feet Of Pine and two
hundred thousand Of oal. The whole htiny un-
dcrlaid with four foo, vein Of coal. This tract
Is situated within one mile Of Luthclsburg, nd
Joining lands of Joseph Lines, Carson, Whitehead
and pcntz. a public road passes through IL,
school houae Is located on the one corner, and an
excellent spring Of Wstcr. Every railroad survey
made through this section has been located on this
land. ANY further information in reference to the
property, terms 6c., can be had by calling ON or
addressing the subscriber, al Luthcrshurg, Clear
Geld county, Pa.
ian2i-sm JAMES MILES.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14
COAL AND IRON ORE.

The Atlantic and Great Western miroad and the
Winslow railroad have both surveyed their routes
through these lands.
No better prospect is now offered, at such rea-
sonablo rates. For furtherparioulars, address the
undersigned, nt Roekton post Office
ian3-sm JOHN DRESsLER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14
MUSIC STORE.

ID NJ. GREEN has opened bis Music Store
ID. one door West Of W. Lewis Book Store
where be keeps constantly on hand Steinwsy a
Sons and Guehle's Piano Manufacturing Com
pany's Pianos, Mason Hamlins Cabinet Or
gans and Carhart, Nce1ham Cos. Melodeons I;
Guitars, Niolins, Fifes, Flutes, Guitar and Violin
strings.
Mu.ic Books-Gslden Chain. Golden shower
Golden Couser, Golden Trio, dc. &c.
Sheet alusic-He is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia all the latest music, which persons
at a distance wisLing, eau order, nd have them
sent by mail, at publishers prices.
Pianos aud 0rgens warranted for Eve years.
Those wishing to buy any Of the above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before Tur-
chasing elsewhere. Ny prices are the same as
in New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars Of Instruments sent promptly upon
sp' lication, with any additional information
desired. B. NJ. GREEN,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
One door west Of Lewis Book Store.
Or Miss Il. A. p. RINDER, Clear6eld, Agent
for Cleaffeld c0nnty, Pa. dec 6, 1855.
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No. l--Contains 10 Acres,

And allowance. sixty acres Of which are cleared
and under good cultivation. having thereon erected
a dwelling house, barn and ouihouscs, and large
bearing orchard Of choice fruit good spring Of
water, and some excellent TIMBER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14

VNTHE COURT or COMMON PLEAS
| Of Clearacli county, pennsylyaniai
Caihariue Antics,
by her next friend No %, Mar. T., 1867
John Barclay,
r.. Al. futp. sur divorce.
Newton Goodfollow Auics
The undersigned Commissioner. appointed 20
take testimony 10 this case viii attend to the du-
tics Of his appointment q, his rcsidrncc 81 Morris
dale. on Thursday, the iiih day Of March. 1867.
At ~ s'clock. A. NJ. when and where all persons
Interested may attend.
J. CRAMoND ALLPoRT.
February n, lS67-st Commissioner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14

ID IGIsTER's NuTICE--Noticei is hereby
IL given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, aud remain dled Of
record in this Office for tho inspection Of heirs cga
e,es creditors, aud all others in any other way in
terostod, and viii represented tothc next Orphans
Court Of Cloarheld county to be held at the Court
House, in the borough Of Cleardold, commencing
on the third Monday Of March, 1867;
The partial account Of Charles Sloan and eyre
Mus Howe. administrators Of Jacob Gcarhart, late
Of the township Of Decatur, deceased.
f,hofg q pARGER Register
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14
WINTER GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK PHILADELrHiA.
As Cheap as the Cheapest and Good on
the best.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-14

L license NOTICES. - The following
| 4 named persons have filed in the oiEce of
tho Clerk Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
Clearfeld county, their petitions and bonds for
License, at the March sessions next agreeably
to the act Of Assembly, entitled "An Act to rogu-
late the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors" Aca
-twrvu ttrFxepQ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

thelr cure must this proved, service to
this large class Of our afflicted fow-o1ns How completely
TINS compound viii do TO- has been proved by experiment on
many OF the wort to he found Va TIE following
scroiua soroulous sweug aud Sores, Skin Diseases PIN
pies Pitues, boiches, Erupons, 81 Antony's Fire. Rose
or Erypelas, letter Salt Rheum soald Head Rngworm
sc,
syphilis orTo@al Disease q expelled from the system by
the prolonged Of this sARsAP ARiILA, the patient lie
In comparative health
Fls Deass caused by serofua in the blood and are
often soon cured ny this EErRACr or SAKsApARmLA.
Do not reject s invaluable medicine, because you bee
imposed upon BY something pretending be sarsapAria
while Il was not When have used AYRR them and not
IN then will you knig the virtues Sarsapara For min
ute paoula OF the diseases we refer You 10 Ayers
American Amauae which the below named will urnish
gratis % all who call for IT,.
AYRKs CAInARro Pills, for The Cosyeness Jaun-
dice Dyspepsia, udFrsopi Dyenery Foul stomach Head
ache Pes, Rheumatm, heartburn arising from Disordered
stomach Pain or Morbid lnacon Of the Bowes, FAtulonoy
Lossoi Appetite Liver Complaint bropsy Worms, Govt
ralslai and as Dinner Pin, are unequailed
They are sugar coated that the sensitive can take
them with pleasure, and they are the best Aprient in the world
for all the purposes q family physc.
Prepared by DR. j. @. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass and sold
by all Drugsss ana dealers 10 medicine eyeTywhere
BlXaH co. Agentfor Montpelier, also for sale by n K.
brown and hedhelt a Crooks % Mar Apr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

~ T'iesrapA 10 Waionl Joaraafl
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
At CAMBK RIDGE AND BRIGHroN
For he wees ending Wedntsda,. March ~. let7.

AN0UNroF STOCK At MARKEr.
Cattle. Sheep. sinies Fat Hogs Calves
81 5ss::i' V, : :.. .... i.si Ell 4: Il; g 3
BNtT uArrlRENtra at aud heavy premium oxen ga 20 a
tluo lst qualy siiOla Sl3 Oi IND quality s4sl : 90
sdfnhhy sli5 e2 90 per 200 ihs total weight OF hs
h.o Bulls, sc, $1,000 sll.CO ' '''''''
yau. & s,S So g5 pail or according to thei
Calves air quality 90 as. extrs eood "a, GIN
y,5h q Ehout calves as may De agreed row ordinary
, go 500 tsoyearolds $1,000 5000
sheepS ismhs6l "a ietsi extra, ile per M on live
weight or t37b a 10 00 per bead. 49, E ~" '''N
fshotssN Loleaalo -2cts.i retail 10 y els mar ia
Dressed 90 a toc Far HoR., Q a G Der ID. - 80
Spring Pigs, Nhoe ATE 90 tni retail, noe Der h.
Veal Calves s6 sll per head.
hideshrshton, 90 DO per NJ. Country lots. D3-
0alt-skiusi n 1oe per H., - 80
IalloW-1N 90 a 5 O-oo per N.
Prlts. len Fonl on SOD l.Ol.
RENARKs.-Ofthe ai9 cattle above r,eponed ovsr ,soo No.
ihtc Nfth cattle ihfee b. III
Ntlrd fspccYcy $40 $40, 419l lh per wrre
RaH Or about 70 cts per ln sold 30 Learned Tay or
ihrrr were few other good catr, hut many Inferior AZ
thmhdlr n addition TO the AZ Northern cattle die were
t.INal .Nl Nfsteru nom Brighton which
~ 20 Is cts h. A the Albany
anu as TIE supply TINS week EXCEEDED
e,s lhosh i price, should favor Them somewhat These As
sef} 20 eohctde e 20 the buyers. Though
thah7 pa prices thc trade favor. he butchers s1u- In
oo ma themselves somewhat better USED than they
10 e sheep department the buyers have their way this week
hAuothtr thing against the drovers was the quality ofb
dey say sheep look better when home m short ar
Ohe of Two lott were sold Al Ia nts Der H. And
ity A. ~ per h ad best AZ "a 60 ~ cents
over 800 ready T. start he had bought single sheen and
oouia 80 an ne wanted ON commission.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27
Domestic Nfms.
THE RAUROAD QUESTION.

The meeting at MmshGeld Friday was well
attended, although We thought it lacked the zeal in
the enterprise exhibited at Cabot Ii was organ
lied by the choice OF George Wooster, ESQ, a.
Chairman, aud A. IL. Davis as Secretary, and was
addressed by the same Gentlemen who spoke at
Cabot, except Mr.. Wells who was not present
The people Of the town are, Of course, anxious
about the location Of the road, and fearing that il
may be put inconyeniently high up for their
benefit.
a meeting will be held al Montpelier Friday OF
this week at two Z. NJ. Gentlemen from other
towns will be present to speak at these meetings,
should there be need Of it,. Freeman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

MrsrrR EXCITEMENT rs BRANDON. Inc village
Of Brandon, aud vicinity is just now in Hurry OF
excitement, caused by the supposed murder OF a
young lady by her father About week ago a
daughter of Mr. Goodonough, aged about eighteen,
suddenly disappeared from the village. As she
was not person Of peculiarly bright intellect It
was supposed She had wandered away from her
home aud been lost or drowned in some of the mil
streams adjacent thorough search was accord
ngy instituted for her nearly all of the villagers
joining in IT, The mills were stopped and the
ponds drawn of. but an to no purpose. The Troy
Times says "Supposing that all was not right in
the case, the village officials Friday, took out q
search warrant against the premises Of the girls
father, and ON making search found the body OF
the girl buried in the cellar. The father was at
once arrested and lodged in the Rutland jail 1t d
coniccured that owing to the girls weak mind he
was anxious to get rid of her and accordingly put
her out of the way. The affair has caused the most
intense excitement iR Rutland as wen as in the im-
mediate locality Of the occurrence"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

The Troy Daily Wing urges a ship canal around
Niagara Falls, and the enlargement Of Champain
canal In both Vermont will agree with the Tro-
jams. Now when Troians want cheap freight by
water, why don't they punch their railroads tor fair
rates by rail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27
VERY LATEST.
New YoRK, March &c
Gold 81 "a Is. 5-20s l07 81.


Cold ii 941-s zoos lO7 "a
nosro> Marcb o6
Flour steady Western S,ner6ne s10 "a 10
10 70. Common extra. sIl 56 N 10 10. Ma5;uw
do ala 90 10 400. 81 Iouis sll 5O in AIS bO
Com dpll Southern yellow n % IN / 90 -
Western mixed Al rs 10 / % Oats ouiet
Nortbern and southern 20 IN 80 I've IN AZ
20 40 Rnttar ~ IN Az cheese n ~ 5oc
W,su,~oTo, Marcb %
The Congress;onsl caucus last e,enine, ref,sed
IN touch tho adiournnent nnes,ior
II i innossible 10 keen CONGRESS here lone A
number III Congressmen left last nirbt for bo,oe
The radicals ar, bo,in,, that the conseryatvs viii
Iaa,a Il; s',ob n,,,nhirs ss 10 ,ive lion ,on,rol -,
the House on the adjournment auostiop.
The netition Of MARYLAND radicals for concres-
soral reeons,rnc,;on IN Thai state ot,rac,s atts-
tion, The Cbroniee advocates il tbis morning
but II will not he granted
Second D;snoteb~Tbe oninions of Con Grant
and Sec,y s,anton that Il would be ;ni,r;ons to
Reconstrnrt;on under The mil;tar, biU for CON
gress ~ adionrn nntil Decawher without a ,ro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

We have read sundry tributes to the late Hon.
VIM. c. Bradley. us lawyer statesman, scholar and
theologian, (studying the Bible in Hebrew,) but
there is fact about him that will endear him 70
printers. With all his greatness in great things,
he was great also in little things. lie was an ele-
giant pcnman, careful and accurate in writing as
in thinking. We have the manuscript copy of his
speech on the death of Daniel Webster which
struck Us as a marvellous specimen of the peuman-
ship of a man Of his age, and we have preserved il
as well for that reason as for its association with
two men who will rank among the greatest sons of
New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

In Senate, March 22, Mr. Ferry Of Conn. pre-
sented petition for stringent enforcement Of
T. S. laws in Utah territory. Mr. Wilson intro
duced resolution declaring that Jefi Davis sho'd
be brought TO trial speedily, or released on bail
or on his own recognizlnce
The House passed the Southern Relief bill, 81
to 81, having changed it IRON an appropriation Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

NEw York, March 2l
a special dispatch says the dead lock between
the President and the Senate on appointments
has been compromised boy appointing alternately
a Democrat and a Republican
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

Another attempted murder in Coos county, New
Hampshire Thomas j. Larry Of hummer struck
Lewis ReIneau with axe and then assailed A. j.
Flanders, but disarmod and fed. It is hoped
Rsmeau will recover, though there is doubt Flan-
ders was from Newport. w. and Remcau from 81
Hyacintlie, Canada. Robbery was the object aud
the murderer got $500. While delivering the mon
ey, Flanders seized the mufderer's axe, aud thus
saved his life, though in the fight he was wound, d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

DR. CRABrRE, called the " Saaatorian" health
giyer visited us yesterday lie was in town pre-
fessoually, and will make monthly visits here to
heal Chronic Diseases, in which he is said to ex-
eel lie has visited many towns in this State and
New Hampshire during the past six years, and is
well recommended See his advertisement in this
paper A letter from the Governor Of Connect
cut delegation, entities him to confidence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

A widow woman named McCulloch, living near
Kingston, Marquette county, Wis aud the mother
of seven children was shot aud killed a few days
ago by one of her tenants whom she had threat.
ened with prosecution for stealing her turkeys.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

The adjourned RAILROAD meeting at Montpelier on
Monday evening was very fully attended. Hon.
G. w. Willard ably arguedhse question, and brief
speeches made by Mr. Ross OF st. Johnsbury,
and Messrs. Y. Dewey, Levi Boutwell, W L. Fer
rim, Hiram Atkins, Charles Reed, Roderick Rich
ardson f. V. Randall and Il. p, Walton Of Mont
pelier and to give practical turn to the meeting,
Messrs. +. p Walton, J. II. Thurston, Charles
Reed and CIV Willard were appointed a committee
to select list Of the business and capitalists Of
the place, who were invited to examine the project
with a view offnding out what can and ought to be
done to further the interests of the and of this
section OF the State in this regard The committee
thereupon nominated and the meeting appointed the
following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

TERHBLE FinE At WooDsrocK-On Saturday
evening last fire broke out in the stables attached
to the hotel Of Gilman Henry, and burned for three
hours, destroying the hotel the Woodstock Nation
al Bank block Ilcnry'' block, the Jail, Union Hall
and VIM. IIewtt's dwelling. In the bank block
was the drug and hardware store Of Oscar IL. Day,
and the law offices of Andrew Tracy, Julius Con-
verse, and French johnson. Ilenry's block on-
braced three stores and the post Office and in I'M
ion Hall were the two printing Offices Of the village
and b. S. Thompson's tin and sheet iron shop.
Six horses were burnt in French Henry's livery
stable, among them the famous horse "N Dung ORA
co." The loss it is supposed will exceed fifty
thousand dollars. In the number of buildings
burned, it is one Of the worst fires that ever oc-
Cured in Vermont and it is hard blow for tLat
beautiful village.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

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the American Board of Commissioners for For
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we nave missed the Herald Tor some time and
was about to forward our subscription for it. when
the Apr number was sent to us for an editorial no
tee 1t comes with new face but as rich as ever
yea rcher-in material to enlarge Our knowledge
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hANpoLfh 49," ne Norman 9cnool went INTO OPP
er"u'n n'o' -ou'' lDo nui''pcr oi puphs Is one
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'neui Br"uu"'e VI lne Nofnal 9cnool at hillse'
wafer, Mass Inc promise Oh success Is eAeeiien''
0ee "u'er sen'e"'
March p terrible storm in New York city and
neighhorhood, and a snow storm at Washington.
In Vermont, calm warm brilliant day, succeed
ing frosty highland so 1t has been for some days
promising wen for maple sugar
Capt. Andrew NJ cClary and wife, Of Peacham,
ave had all their children and grandchildren to-
gether five sons with their wives, three daughters
with their husbands, ten grandchildren and two
great grandchildren All of Mr.. McClary's chill
dren are living, and the sons average six feet in
height.
Rutland County Court has decided that John
Cain was the legal Moderator of Rutland town meet
ing in 1866, and the people Of Rutland have decided
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27
guatcbman \ State JuurnaI.
BY r. P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MARCH y, 1866.

THE RAILROAD QUESTION AT MONTE
LIER.
he meeting on Friday last was well attended,
considering tl2titwas holden at a time when those,
who most of all ought to have been there, were en-
gagged in their business. To meet the case ofthese
business men, therefore, there is to be adjourned
meeting, on MoNDAY EVENING NEXT, March 25th,
at Village Hall, At the meeting ON Friday DR.. j.
Y. Dewey was called to the chair, and Hon. c. w.
Willard appointed Secretary, when speeches were
made by Hon. Bliss N. Davis OF Danyille, Hon
Calvin Morrill, Of st. Johnsbury, and W. G. Ferrin
Esq of Montpelier. Their arguments were adj
dressed particularly to the interest Of Montpelier in
the road They were very forcible and worthy OF
the serious attention Of people, md particular
ly of business men and capitalists, on whom must
deyolye the duty OF giving aid and comfort to the
enterprise. We hope all such will be present on
Monday evening, when it is expected that Hon C.
w. Willard will formally argue the question. A
full discussion is desired
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

LlTrIhs LIVING A0F. BOSTON Iittlc Gay
new name in the firm, that of Charles NJ. Gay.
Esq, late Secretary OF Civil and Military affairs Of
Vermont The Living age is an old, we'll esab-
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numbers of 90 pages. and consisting OF selections
from the best magazines in The English language,
and occasionally uanslations from the French. We
observe that number 1857 gave the concluding
chapters Of "Ihe Claverings.' Sent post paid ia
subscribers for IS per annum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

NED NEyiNs, Tur News Boz or, Street Life in
Boston by Rev. Henry Morgan. This excellent
book has already gone into It's third edition. The
characters are well drawn, the narrative felicious
and the dialogues skillmlly and and spintedly con-
Quoted. The plot is simple the purpose good. and
the lessons iuculcatod Of the highest value. While
pcrusng its pages the reader is forcibly struck with
the depth of pathos power of thought and elevated
tone OF moral feeling which peryades the narrative.
The author has sounded the depths of the human
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

Fon IHH LAwYrRs.-Rcv. Pliny II. White, In a
biography OF VIM. c. Bradley gives an anecdotc
of Ethan Allen which doubtless came from Mr.
Bradley. In early days when lawyers were scarce
gentlemen who were not Of the profession often
acted as counsel. Ethan Allan was often employed
in this way, and on occasion the opposing law
yer quoted Blackstone, whercupon old Ethan threw
stones in this terrible fashion; 81 would have the
young gentleman know that with my logic and rea-
soning from the eternal fitness of things can up
set his black stones. his white stones his grave
stones and his brmstones." OF course the young
lawyer was buried under that stone-heap.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

RAILROAD MEETING ATPLAGNF1ELD.

KAlLKOAD MEETING At TLAINFItLD
The meeting, March l2st was called TO order
BY Erastus Bachelor. Esq, and chose 5. b. Gall,
Chairman, and W. S. Martin, Secretary.
Speeches were made by Hon. Calvin Morrill,
and Col Fairbanks of ST Johnsbury. and by
Samuel Wells, Esq, and Gen. p. 2. Pitkin Of
Montpelier
There was a very good attendance, and much
interest was manifested IN behalf Of the road in
dcating that the people Of Plainlcld and vicinity
will do their part 10 SECURE h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27

OUR YouNG FOLKS Boston, Ticknor and Fields, )
for April has been received. 1t contains the full
dozen ofeXcollent articles and nearly all illus
trated. Ground the world Joe" is rery full of fun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-27
Special Notices.
Ayers SaJSaparilla

Is a concentrated extract u the
choice root, 90 combined with 9TH
81 substances Of still greater alter
alive powcras 20 afford an eaeotual
Nntidote for a seases sarsaparilla
l' rrputed to cure Such remedy
Is surely wanted by those who suf-
fsr from s,rumous complaints, and
that one Nhi.h viii accomplish