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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-04

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clsrks Office OF the cou:t of tGe county Of
Accomac on the first Monday in October, A. J.
1867, the same being the sefenih day et the sa d
William S Horsey, WI 0 sues for himself and all
other nnsatisfed creditors OF Ezekiel Tay lorr,
against
William j. Byrd sdmir istrator OF the personal
estat. of Ezekiel Tay Tor, d ceased; Mllcah ray
lor, John Taylor, Ihorogood Taylor, Colmore
g. TAYLOR George Tay lor Nancy Taylor, Cor
nelius Taylor and Emma Taylor. :. Defendants,
IN cHAHCERY.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain decree ioI
the sals OF all the interest which the said Ezekiel
TAYLOR had. being the eleven. thirtleths. In Ger
tain tract or parcel OF land situst-d IN SAID
comfy. con,aining one hundred and fourteen
acres ad Joining the lands OF James H. Fletcher
and othsis and out Of the proceeds arising from
such sale 10 pay the debts now due TO the uosatis
fed ditcrs OF the said Ezekiel Taylor, dec
n annsaring from atidavits fled amorgs; III .
papsrs in this suit that the defendanb, Colmors .
TAYLOR. Nancy Taylor and kmma Tay!o are not
residents or this State the motion OF the pl ain
tiff by his counsel 1t Is ordered that the said Col
mora e. Taylor. Nancy Taylor, and Emmt isylor
do appear here within one month sltrr que pun :
cation OF this order and do what Is necessary 10
nrotact thsir interests; and THAT THIS oraef DC
pu hish.d once weak for four successive weeks
Ia the Dispatch. newspaper pub 90 In Inc city
Of Richrroud and also po-tad at the 'front.' door OF
the court house Of thIr county on Inc nfst DAY OF
,hs next term Of the said court.
a copy-Teste:
&c oo-Tuaw* forJ. w Giiet, C.. A. G.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auehoneers.
oYtb-ert cornar NJ Main and Eleysnth stree

THREE NEAT BRICK DWELL
/ INGS, ON THE FAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN ARCH AND BYRD sTkEETs
CANDLES HILL), FOX SALE 1T AUCTION
On MONDAY, 9TH November, commencing at d
O'Clock p NJ we will sell upon the premises the
THREE TRNEMEHTS ,itua'ed as above, opposite
10 Pratt's Cottage. and occupied by J. l. Bryant,
J. ]. Campbell, and Mrs. Burlington, respectively.
They have five rooms each two OF them have
kitchens, and all are supplied with water.
The situation is amongst the mort desirable IN
the CITY, being very convenient to business, sn'-
fciently retired. and having the advantage OF the
splendid view for which CANDLES Hill Is SO IA
nous.
Per-ohs wishing to secure comfortable and desi-
rable bones at moderate cost ara parsicuiarlyre re-
uuested 10 end toll sale.
Thu terms will be made known at the time OF
sale. GGCBBS WILLIAMS,
nctloHesrS
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Tho above sale is postponed uotil THURSDAY
NEXT, November It'll, az the same hcur ana
pace. H''
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By Gathright, Auctloneer'
~ 80, Ma,, .,raet between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

No. 1879 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
rRCCKERY AT AUCT1ON:-f or th ~
I trade will sell at my store on MoNpAt sh ~
ath of November, st 10 o,elnGs; 20 noSss'sing IN
part Of purps
500 CHAMBERS, with ana "l'hoot 9o'oA' ,
coo BOWLS. all sizes:
500 PITCHERS, all sizes
500 sets CUPS and SAUCEhS,
100 TEA POTS,
100 dozen PLATES,
500 MUGS.
SUGAR BOWLS.
DISHES.
SCObL0PS,
SPITTOOyS,
NAPLES, =.
and other articles. The trade are ITaeSGHT a.
tend the sale. e. anc,inneer
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ksRS. N. 81, TH0RNTOE, CJRN :.
vi GOVERNOR AND ROSS sTEGhTs h1' 'si. p.
very desirable suites OF rooms FOR II MI ~.
accommodate TRANSIENT, PEhAthh! (, ~
DaY EQARDESS In thu bts. styls. 70 -
central and convenientto ali parts Q! ths '''i
nothing shall DO omitted 20 give saii5!sS'i'~'
oc ll-lm
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LAND, ADJOINING

Wal LIABLE LAND, ADJOINING
' ASHLAND, IN HANoVER C,uaTf. Fog
SALE.-Pnr7uantto the provisions OF decree Of
on the lst day Of october. 1867, in the cause Z
TayIor, &c, IS. Taylor. &c, shall, as ,sFeciatl
ihs 9TH of November, 1887, If fair, II not, the next
fair day, at Ashland. in Hanover county, ~ =
HUSDEbD AND F!FTY-FIEE ACE ES tF AND,
being q portion Of tho land owned by the late
Garland y. Taylor.
This land adioins the town Of Ashland, is nearly
al. in woods and Will be sod in lots to suit pur,
chasers. The improvements CONSIST OF two small
houses, with we'll Of good sulphur wtter -,
Aths ga me time will sell HOUSE AN y LOT
in Ashland with the privilege % lres ticker on
The kichmond, Freiercks nurg and Potomac rail
road 10 the city of Ricnmcnd. -,
TERMS: cne-thira cash, one third on credit
of twelve months, and one third on credit OF
e'ghtsan months with interest from the day OF
sale, for bonds with good personal recurlty, ana
CHASTAIN WHITE,
&C 26-tds Special Commissioner.
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SALE OF A BRICK
i HOUSE AED lot, or LOCUST ALLEY
BsTWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STkRETS,
AT kUCTl0N.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cuted 10 ma as trustee by Thomas Clay Maddux
and It's G. Judd, dated the sth day OF May lsoS
duly recorded in tho clerks OF the Eichm ond
HuSiings Court. and a. tho reTrest OF tbs oeneaci
airy IN said deed shall proceed to sell at auction
on THURSDAY thu 7th November, 1867, on the
premises. III y o'clock II, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT named In said deed, situated on
Locust alley between Mtin and Franklin streets,
fronting q feet on .aid Locust alley and running
back In parallel linen 100 feet.
TERMS Cash en- ugh 10 pay tha expenses OF the
sale and The rum o. 81 TOO Is. with interest frota
the llth day OF May, 1851; Dalance on such terms
10 W i'll be made known ON the dsy Of sals.
JAMES 81 rAfLok, Trustees.
Ssls to be conducted by JAMES H. TAYLOR )
Soy, Aucioneers. oc % .!Vt
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AUCTION ear5 ana COMMISSION heteuol'o' AA'o
street between Main and Cary.
WE WILL SELL at our warehouse,
w Nos. and g. Fifteenth srs ;a., bet~ ceml
memo ing At half past 10 o'clock, well assoi,eo
STOCK Of GROCEkIEs, WINES, LloooHs' &C.
cons istng Of
BACON SIDES.
F., BACON SHOULDERS,
BREAST BACON,
hams,
FLOUR.
SUGARS and COFFEss, VOC
MACKEREL and HERRlNos,
SOAP STARCH.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
Pre- CIDER VINEGAR,
81 CARB and SAL SODA,
BRGoMs and BUCKETS,
BLACKING, PAPEE, SC.
ALSO,
WHISKEY, .otw1NEs
bhANDh - a 8. JONES, JR., co,
Auctioneers.
nO2 ~-----
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gy Harrison, Goddin & Gpparson Auctioneers anu
Real Estate hgsrts.

TRUSTEES Sale LES or NM M AK REI ETS
kfCaM a5Rbs by Virtue Of deed Of ,rnst exc
cnted TO me- by Paul Murphy dated .'n nt say Of Of
unnrico Comfy Court. at the request OF the pelen
eay WIN sell to IN 5sh SsI h ss at G the honr
orIo,ciock p M, If fair II not, the first falr day
thereafter eTcePed on IT. p ,bs sont8
Swamp road, about three miles below the city Of
Richmond containing about fifteen acres, on
nhich 10 anna II framed dwelling stable &c. adj
Joining the lands of John N. Davis, I. Duke,
and others.
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much as may be necessary
% nav the EXPENSES of sale and one bond of two
Kindred dollars with interest thereon from the
2sth day CT February 1886. until day OF sale and
a credit until 25th February, 1888 as 10 another
hond Of two hundred dollars with interest thereon
from the 25th day OF February 1868 until the 25th
day Of February, 1858 and the balance upon terms
m ade known on the day of sale.
no4 HECTOE DAVIS, Trustee.
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Auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate igen,s and Auetioneers,
No IDA Cary Htraet.

MISERABLE a n D VALUAst f
l5sMALL TRACT OF, LAND Fl FOR l,. sAas a OF
AUCTION.-wo will eel upon the prem' sss7 an an
sa hy CLOCK p tho beautiful, si,ua,sd
tract of land on the ns Of ha
the east by the Mead bridge road on lhs north
by the lard OF Mr.. Junius A. Morris, on 'h -, he
so 5 , by the land OF Mr.. Richard Moore. there
is falling stream OF water Pasfin5, 5hre eoa
the land. with several springs OF litpiIi, ,;no
dsirsS farm. or any one whose business requires a
location beyond the corporate boundary, woul1
do well to examine this property prior 10 oay u
sale. -, - ar,onncad az
hour OF sale. LEE c,ionaer,
NO
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BY Grrbbs Williams. Auc,ionsers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A LOT OF
| GROUND on MILL STREET, IN ADAMS
VALLEY execution OF deed of trust from
Frederick Cook and wife TO the subscriber as trus-
tee, dated 25th of July 1866 and recorded In Hem
rico County Court CLERKS office, being thereto
directed by the creditor secured. will sell at auc
ton upon ths premises, on THU RsDA the 7th OF
November al half past O'clock P. NJ, IL fair II
not then on the next fair day thereafter, At the
same hour, the property conveyed by said deed,
being LOT OF GhOUsD front ns - feet on The
adjoining the property Of ID. Ven Gronipg, 6.
a chit and others.
TESMs Enough cash to detray the expenses of
the saie and to pay $3.50 with intere't from July
IS 1887 the balance upon terms OF payment 20 be
made known at the tine OF sals
THEyD0R GANTER, Trustee.
GaUBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctioGeen. oc25
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA IhS
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND POT,
MAC RAILROAD, CARRIiAG THE tHiItt
STATES MAIL TWICE D.lJY-FLEG mt th.s
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CuAl.s
ALL TRAlNS.-The THROUGH GRAlah or. RI
road are now run from the sOutheT@ lerElrAr ~
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD md Ei9atA
STREETS, rs follows
The DlY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN iegre' h'th'
moGt daily al !l.l0 a. NJ, grriying In "a'L''t'
tor 1T SIS +. NJ, connecting With the cary ..
ternoon express trains for the GUrtA, Lass' H-.
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ~
CANT cars supplied with the new patent 'irr, 4
ck airs attached, leaves Richmond daily ~ 80. r,
NJ. Sundays exeeptad) arriving n H&sD'L.,-a
at SIS A. 81, connecting WITH the early ue'['
Ing trains for the North. East ard West.
NO EXTRA CHARGE Tor sleeping cn0!rs.
The ACCOhMUDATiOE THAN, wiz loea! -.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tsani'
Eighth streets, at p. Il, arriving IL trsts'
rlc ksbury al 40 p NJ. ,,.
THku6GH TICKETS ard THRorGH BA5'
GAGE CHECKS TO Alexandra Washii ..a',
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, bos:ol,
all the principal cities in the West.
For farther information and through ucS', q, u,
ply at the Office Of the company, corner bro'a ~.
Eighth streets, shockoe Bill, and At the SsAs'
oEce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets!
General Ticket A.s@'
SAMUEL RrTH Superintendent. A. -
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.

By Sampson Jones, Jr., 4 Co.,
Auction sars and Commission Merchants, Fliseenth
hatuaan Main and Cary.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence, o,lhe kichmond Dispatch.

Indian Summer-Thc Baptist Fair-DifIicnlt
Times Scarcity Of Moncy-rrsucccssful kf-
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AucfiO7a Safes.
By Grubbs i Williams, Auctionea-s,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh Streets.

.~~r~~-~----~--.
FUTURE DAY.
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RIcHaOsp AND PRrHRsBCRG RAILROAD Co., /
Y 1 ----L III - IL

RIcHa0sD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD cot
RICHMOND Va, Aus ust -, 1851.
VNEAINS On THIS ROAD LEAVE
1 the Eepo', corner OF hiSSth aud Byrd ',ls..''
a. follows:
EXPRESS TEAM daily Except MondaysI al.
a. If.
THROUGH MiIL daily At l:2o p. 81.
FREIGHT and ACCuMMUDATlOI daily .-A.
cept sundays at ! 80 p. VI.
The { a. u. Train connects closely with iEa..'
az far south as Augusta, Ga, aad 1T PsIen5ur,
with trains Of the hcuthsldo railway.
The leo p. Train makes close and sure con-
nections with trains FOR al points south uz Tar q
New Orleans. and ~ Petersburg With trains ~
Norfolk. Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and All
FAEIGHT and sCGcMMoDATIoI daily lex
cept Sunday ut 7.Jj A ".
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ~ $3.50 A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily teXceIt sunday at . IS
p. n.
Fare to Eorfolk. -. Baggage checked thr9nsa.
Z. II. GILL,
ses Engineer and Superintendent.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

By Bowman s. stroock. Auctionfers'
- - ~: a, -.o,,,,h ot,oar between Main and Cary
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

Whoaton's Ointment is an old and
well tried remedy, which keeps con-
stantly increasing in popularity as
its merits become known IL has
been before the public for more than
sixty years, and is universally ac-
knowledged to bo the most certain
and speedy cure ever discovered for
Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, Tet-
ter, Pimples, Blotches, and all erup-
tions of the skin, while it is sure
cure for the Itch, and will eradicate
the most obstinate cascsin forty eight
hours
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

PBlllPsbtEu.-n . hcciuentl1, ldsl
week. after an absence of nearly a
wear, turned mp in this hourishing
Borough Philipsbwg has been born
again, reconstructed. 1t is true it is
on old town and was prosperous thir-
tv-fve years ago, but it dwindled
away in business and became nearly
depopulated until within the past five
years, since which period it has spread
itself like "grcen bay tree" The
business men are so developing them
selves that they cannot get room
enough on the Centre county side Of
tue Moshannon, but are fast building
up town on the Clearfeld side. We
counted no less than twenty new
buildings, erected within the last
wear, on this side-the palace Of our
friend, Jacob f. Steiner, oyershadow-
ing them all. On the old plot many
new buildings have been erected the
finest of all, however, are the dwell
linps CT the late DR. Foster and Sheriff
Perks, who, "by the by" enjoys him
self among his friends with his usual
ability. Our stay being but short
We failed to CLEAN more than "birds
eve" view of the business enterprises
of the place. We, however, made a
'pop eall' ut the Hardware store of
Messrs. G. II. Zeigler & Co., and the
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Stove store Of
Messrs. illegal h Canoe. If the enter
prise and taste of these two firms is
IN index of the general business hab-
its of the place, the citizens may
indeed be proud of their "capital rela-
tions.' Mr.. illegal exhibited us the
bills for over three hundred stoves
that were just arriving, and we no.
tieed Tin and sheet iron ware piled up
all around by the cord. "Sum' in
forms US that he warrants everything
be sells, and when it fails TO render
satisfaction, ho pays people for bring
ing things back" The advertise
ments of these firms will be found in
the Republican-which only costs So a
year in advance and it might prove
profitable 10 the denizens Of that
reconstructed town to subscribe for
and advertise in it.
We will also inform the inquisitive
that we passed over the whole length
of the Tyrone & Clearfold Railroad
between Clearfeld and Philipsburg
in the remarkable period of twelve
hours, ton minutes and thirty seconds
including stops, which were not al
ways "right side up" The passage
was made partly on foot and partly
on horseback, sometimes horse anC
rider both down across the track
but, through the intervention of abou
four hundred gentlemen from tn
"onld country" "naithcr" Of us wa
hurt. But "Pat," witnessing ou
overthrow on several occasions, lusti
" remarked that we were not mucl
Of a rail-roader--a conclusion w
readily concurred in.
Too much praise cannot be awarde'
to the Messrs Collins, the contract
ors, for the manner in which they ar
executing the work on the road; it !
really Of first-cass character.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26
Glothing.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

VNHE times are hard you'd like to know
i How you may save your dollars
The way to do 1t l viii show,
II you will read what follows.
man who lived no, far from here,
Who worked hard nj his trade,
But had a household to support
That squandered all he made.
I met him once. Says hs. "My friend,
look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myself a suit,
But can't save up enough"
Saws I, my friend, how much have youl
III tell you whore TO GO
To get suit that's sound and cheap;
To RFIZENSTEIN a Co.
He tool what little he had saved,
And went to Rezensiein 4 Brothers,
And there be got a handsome suit
For half he paid TO others.
Now he is home, be looks so well,
And their effect is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now he fnds on Saturday night,
With all their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good success, with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tells to all.
Ifyou'd save money 80 and buy
Your clothes at
REIzBNsTEIy's CLOTHING HALL
Whore The cheapest finest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had to sui
every taste and in svory style april 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26
Atty at Law, Harrisburg, Pa

Do Your OWN WEAvING.-We are
requested to state that Messrs. Lu-
ther, Pentz q Co., of Luthersburg, will
exhibit the Henderson Hand Power
Loom on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
the Fair. This is without doubt the
best Hand Loom ever made, and
should be in every neighborhood. 1t
is worth trip to the Fair to see il
alone.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

A New FEATuRE.-The Keystone
store, on second street, is new fea-
ture in the mercantile trade in this
community. Messrs. Nivling & Show
ers have just returned from the city,
and are now putting up $4,000 worth
of dry goods and ladies shoes. They
occupy the rooms formerly occupied
by Wm. F. Irwin. Their advertise
ment in this issue gives detailed
statement Of their stock. Read it
and give them a call.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

OBITuARY.-Died in this place, on
Saturday last, at the residence Of J. B.
Graham, Esq, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
Esq, at the ripe old age OF SO years.
The deceased was, we believe, a
native Of Cumberland county, in this
State. At an early day he removed
70 Bellefonte, where he resided many
years, filling many highly responsible
positions, among Others that of Sheriff
of Centre county. 1t is more than
forty years since be first located IN
Cloarfeld county; but he afterwards
returned to Philipsburg, and finally
took up his residence here in 1888,
where he has resided ever since. Few
are the incidents in the early history
of this section of the State that he
was not familiar with and, blessed
with retentive memory, it was his
pleasure TO regale his neighbors by
their repetition-giving names and
dates with remarkable exactness.
lie was the father of six children
all of whom survive him, and, with
one exception, together with many OF
their children and their children's
children, surrounded his dying bed
sorrowing witnesses Of his peaceful
depar ture TO the better world.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26
phIladolphla Grocery Market.


fHiLADELhhiA, SePt. 20 iotf.
Teas arc in good request, at about previous
rates. syrups are selling freely offered, the
stock being limited Molasses quiet. Sugar very
irm, at slight advance, owing to limited offerings
Cuba and Porto Rico l2i@l4a Steam Refined
Yellows l0l@ll. There is better business
doing in Rio Coffee with more tone to the market
owing to the proposed increased export duty; the
news of which was received by last weeks steamer
choice grades are scarce and wanted. Rice
inactive. Gold has been ranging to-day at l.iSB
al 43h
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

Information of Frank Freel, late
private Company L, l49th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, is desired by the
undersigned. Any person knowing
the whereabouts OF Mr.. Freel will
please communicate with me, as l
have valuable papers in my possession
belonging to him.
WALLACE DEWITT,
Atty at Law, Harrisburg, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

THE FAlR.-The officers and com
mittees of the Agricultural Fair are
working like beavers to get the
grounds in perfect order for the ap-
preaching exhibition. The indica-
tons are that the attendance viii be
larger than on any former occasion,
and nothing but bad weather will
prevent it from being pleasant and
Profitable to the citizens of the county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

The Baltimore Sun says that Gov.
Geary "violatcd the rights of hospi-
tality." This is characteristic of that
celebrated army hummer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

Nom CoNcoRD.-Mr Isaac Johnson
laid upon our table n bunch Of Con
tsrd Grapes, weighing over a pound.
This is the finest specimen we ever
saw produced in this county, May
bis vines continue to multiply and
yio'd to him and the p,inter plenti-
g.W
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

Mr. P. A. Gaulin, at the Postofiice,
has all the leading Magazines and
large number of Literary and Picto-
rial newspapers for sale.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

NEW MUsIc.-Wo have received
from Charles g. Mellor, Music dealer,
Pittsburgh. Pa, "Sweet Daisies and
'Nessle Dale" very fine pieces just
from the publishers. Price 80 cents
each.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

Reizenstein is just unpacking a
large invoice Of new and fashionable
clothing, which he is running off at a
very small advance. Go and see him /;
he will tell you how to save money.
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Farmers, Students. aud al Others who possess
energy, are wanted to assist in Canvassing every
Town and County in the country, 10 whom the
most liberal Inducements viii bo offered.
For particulars apply 70 OF address
hAnMELEE BROTHERS,
septlg-oi ~ snnsom Street, Philadelphia, IA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-26

NToTICE.-The School Directors Of Curwcns-
n willie will oler ut public sale on Tuesday,
October 1, ls6f, The School llousc. and Dot on
which Il stands, siiuaisd nt the corner Of Main
a,d Walnut streets Of said borough, and nov
o.rrried hy the County Normal School. Condi-
lions nav be nscertained on dN Of sale, OF prcri-
opslv. bc calling on any mcmler cf School Board.
.rniis,. A. Il. sTMBevER, src'-.