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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

coption Of this job There were mum.
Der OF talented lawyers, who took
hold of il with the idea of making
BurlSes ont of themselves but short
investigation proved that there was
no foundation for either impeachment
or reputation. We can imagine old
Thad. entering the loyal Rump, with
his worse than slave-driver's lash in
his hand, demanding an impeachment.
lIe calls for Bingham, who winks and
shakes his head; then Logan, "thc
Beast" Banks, and number Of others,
but all excuse themselves Then he
begins to cut and slash like q lion.
tanner, when at last he corners Ashley;
who, after u few "sharp and decisive
twirls Of the lash, is brought to, and
the pup crawls to his masters feet
and is now licking the hand that smotC
him. Ashley sustalns, Tor meanness,
the same relation to the Rump, that
Judas did to the twelve. lie was
very near being expelled two years
ago. Ho was proven guilty of cor
ruption of the blackest kind, but. was
saved from disgrace on account Of hii
excessive loyalty. His brother Rump
ers, having lost Covode for the time
being, kept him to do their low, dirty
work. A rice man to charge hi
neighbor with "high crimes and mis-
demeanors !" This is too much like
Satan rebuking sin. The dirty dog.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

DEAD AGAIN.-The election of 81
mon Cameron has effectually squelch-
ed the dead duck The columns OF
the Press, which tecmed with rage
and political assassination for two
weeks past, are now filled with docili-
ty, equal to the cooings of "suclSing
dove" "Occasional" Forney, ,ifbrought
to again, ought to be ombalmed be-
tween Miss Anna Dickinson and Fred
Douglass, so as to become the connect.
ing link between the two races. Dc.
feated by the government on the
22d of February, squelched ut Balti-
moro in November, and subjugated
at Harrisburg last week, is enough tc
kill any decent dog.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

South Carolina darkies are cmigrating to Flori-
da Florida darkies are fitting to Gcorgia and
Alabama; and the 'colored citizens of the latter
States are vending their way TO Texas-all seek
ing the frecdmans paradise.-ErchaHge.
Tho poor fellows have taken the
wrong end of the line. They will not
find this haven, until they swing
round to Boston, and our own loyal
Philadelphia. In the former city es-
pecially, "virtuc, liberty and inde-
pendsnce" is found in the street. Why
don't some "oyal" philanthropist put
the fnation's wards" on the right
track, and get them out from among
those "Southorn barbarians 2"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

C100 REWARD.--On Thursday evening,
SlOODoecmher ~, man. giving his name as
james Chestnut, hired mare from the undersigned,
20 ride five miles, to Eli Blooms, in this county, 10
return the next morning before O'Clock, which be
failed TO do The said Chestnut IL about Eve feet
ten inches high, dark compile xion, and wears heavy
black whiskers, and had on 4 long black oFcrooAi
black pants, and wore cap. The mare Is a dark
chestnut sorrel with white face one fore foot white
and year, old. The above reward viii be paid
for the return Of the and thief; or 500 for the
return Of the mare, and $50 for the apprehension
Of the thief GEO. W. GEARliART,
dec20 Clcarfeld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

The TEsr.-The loyal spawns who
have heretofore expressed so much
lip-revercnce for Gen. jackson, were
brought to the score on that question
on the Sth instant, the anniversary of
the battle Of New Orleans. In days
gone by Congress always adjourned
over this day, until it fell to the lot Of
the present Rump to disregard this
national holiday. The Bumpers as.
semblod on the morning Of the sth,
and proceeded to business, when Mr..
Niblack, Dem, of Indiana, moved to
adjourn over until the next day. Mr..
Ashley (the celebrated impoachcr)
objected, stating that the sth of Janu-
ary as holiday was played OUT and
upon call of the yeas and nays, every
Rumper voted against an adjourn
mcnt. We suppose these fellows will
next "play OUT the 4th of July.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
GEORGE b. GooDLANDER, Editor.
CLEARFlELD, PA.
Thursday Morning, Jan. II, 1857

Senator Wallace arrived at home
last evening, and informs us that
every "loyal' Senator and member
voted for Gen. Cameron on Tuesday,
except Gen. Harry White (the man
who spent $4,000 of the State funds
on the 4th of JULY and Billingielt,
from Lancaster.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

EVIDENTLY SHoRT.-Those Demo
cratic editors who published the late
anti-American message of Gov. Curtin,
must have been "hard up for matter.
If we wanted to treat our readers had
to Radical dose we would have given
them something emanating from a
proper source. Whenever VIC wish
to regale them with disunion-trcason
we will give them Stevens or Phil
lips, instead of the bastard babblings
of a dcfunct demagogue. The decis-
ion of the Supreme Court or the Pres
idents veto, contain far more Demo.
cratic gospel, and proclaim the old
Union watchwords, so essential to
peace and harmony, and ought to be
preferred to the spasmodic "blab," a;
the Illinois saint said say of the
"soldiers' friend"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

The members of our Legislature,
controlled by "grand moral ideas"
took it into their heads, last week,
that briberyand corruption was abroad
at the State Capital, and in order to
cago the monster, a committee was
raised in each house for the purpose.
The garrets and cellars were searched,
but the bird had flown. The commit.
tee reported "no cause of action, and
the Commonwealth to pay the costs. y
Some of the members lost heavy by
this movement, as the price for Sena-
torial votes ran down from $1,000 tC
800. This was rough on "mora
IDEAS" but many fool has cut hi,
throat for less than this.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
aslarrira,

On january 3, 1867, at the residence Of tn,
hridc'~ father, by the Rev. J. T. pIowNkS
r. PARsoN, Of Clcarfcld county, to Miss MARY
J. BILGER. Of Huntington county. .
In Luthcrsburg. January. Is, 1867, by J. C. Ran
Rrrr, Esq, Mr.. MATTHEW +. OWENS to Mis-,
MARY EMMA TOWER, both Of Curwcnsvilic.
At Glcn-IIopc' Boccaria township, on Dcccmbci
%. SEQ, by A. W. Lrr Esq, Mr. THOMAS IL
IRWIN 10 Miss EIMIRA J. SMITH, both Of
Woodward township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

A SIGHr-Our imagination is not
excessive, nor very often treacherous,
but we imagine we can sec, in the dim
future, the Indian Chiei--Simon-and
his associates celebrating n war dance
in the Senate Chamber at Washing
ton, and smoking the pipe of peace
with the dead duck Secretary of the
Senate. If this does not occur, there
will most certainly be clash Of arms
between those two national highway
men.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

The loyal members OF the Legisla-
ture were publicly sold in the hotels
at Harrisburg, during last week, and
the smell of bribery became so fragrant
that two committees were raised for
the purpose of ascortaining whore the
odor came from, but after smelling for
four days they report that they find
nothing that is imprudent, indelicate,
or that savors of guilt on the part OF
any one; every moccasin track was
covered. The joke is now on the
committee. 1t is charged that the
Winnebago chief stuffed the ears and
noses of the members with his Sea
Island cotton, while their eyes were
covered with unoiled green paper. No
wonder the poor souls found nothing.
They were blind and deaf and could not
smell robbed of majority of their
senses, and could of course not hear,
see or smell anything indelicate or i'm.
prudent. 1t is hard to catch old birds
with chaff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
Arw advertisements.

DAUTIoN.-AI persons arc hcrcby cautioned
Y against trusting or harhoring my step son.
MICHAEL MILLER, ou my account, rs I will
pay no debts Of his contracting nitor this date.
Union tp.. Jan. IL 1867. HENRY kOHB.
EAUTIoN.-All persons are hereby notified
Y that the farm, Of ah,pt $50 aures and allow
ancc. whcrron aud my husband, Dahicl bowman,
live, In Knox township, Clcaricld county. Pa,
belongs to me- and not TO my husband and any
one purchasing the product Of said farm must do
20 Of me, neither my said husband nor any one
beside myself has authority to SCH tho same.
ianis -3tpd SARAH BOWMAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

Beast Butler has actually com
menccd a SANDER suit against "Bricl'
Pomeroy, Of the La Crosse Democrat,
and put his damages at 100000. The
Beast evidently thinks he is in New
Orleans. We should like to know
what any man could say about this
wholesale robber and slandercr oi
women, that could be construed into
libel. Brick, send us your libel this
way. We will bet high that Butler
will get no spoons out of Pomcroy
La Crosse is not New Orleans.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

AN AMUSING TRIcK IN LEDGERDE-
MAIN, entitled The Printers Delight -
Take sheet of note paper, fold it
carefully, and enclose n bank note suf-
ficiently large TO pay up arroarages.
Keep your eyes on the printer, and il
you can detect q smile, the trick is a
success. We hope some OF our dclin-
quents will try this trick
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

The LOYAL CAUoUs.-Tho vote in
the disunion convention for United
States Senator stood: Cameron 46
Curtin % Stevens Z Grow 8. The
chae rim upon the faces of the "soldiers'
friends" was plainly visible, upon the
announcement of this vote, but the
order to make the nomination unani.
nous was promptly and manfully met
The excitement incident to the occa-
sion was "artificial'-"nobody hurt,
as the second Washington would say
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

Gayle, who advertised for an assas-
sin to kill Lincoln, is to be tried at
Montgomery, Alabama, on the 2Sth
of this month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
ON HIS OWN HOOK.
w F, CLARK

w . F. CT ARK,
y" 0ULD respectfully announce to the ci,i.
w sens Of Clcarheld and vicinity, thn, be
has taken iae rooms formerly occupied by p. A.
Ganlin, in Graham's Row, Immediately over H.
+. Naugle's Jewclry store, and will continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
full assortment Of Cloths, cassimcres and
Nestings constantly on hand, aud made 10 order
on the shortest notice.
Particular attention viii be given 10 CUTTING
Mems, hoys' and Children clothing in the most
fashionable STYLES. Give him a cell
dcce-d W. r. CLARK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
A Great DisooHerr.

ONE Of the CREATES, and most useful discoveries
" In medical science was made by thccrlchraied
Dr. J. Dumas, Of PARIS, Chief Physician 10 the
Imperial lnirmary Of France, in 1861. Those who
have been afflicted with the painful disease known
ns Piles, and cfcctually cured hy the USE OF DR.
DUMAS FRENCH PILE SALNR, cannot SPEAK
too highly Of the benefits conferred upon them by
the use Of this remedy. Il has never been known
TO fail IN ehccting permanent cure In a single
caso. In this respect Il sGrpasscs All other mrdi-
cincs Of the kind. 1t win do Just what Il Is recon
mended for; II net the money will be refunded.
Ono or two boxes is sufcicn; to effect permanent
cure In fur or six days. If the directions on the
boxes are followed. Price. one and two dollars per
box, according 10 size. Sent by mail or express %
auypart Of the United States or Canads. Sold BY
Druggists generally. A liberal discount made to
the trade. Address d. S. DUNHAM a CO.
Milliamsport, Pa, sole rroprietors and Manuihc
turrrs for the United States and Canada. d5y
TAUTION.-All persons arc hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or in any way meddling
with theioowing described personal property, viz;
One grey horse one bay maru, one log sled, two
sets harness, in the possession Of Christian y.
Tubbs. in Pom township. as the same belongs 10
mo, and is subject to my order.
janS-st AMOS HILE
A HAUTlON.--An persons are horchy cautioned
- against trusting my wife SARAH on my ao-
count, win pay no debts Of her contracting
unless compelled to do 30 by law.
jans-st DANIEL BOWMAN.
cRICULTURAL COLLEGE or
n hPkNNslLVANIA.--Th next Term Of this
Institution, under Its reorganization. will con-
menco on the 9Th day Of January, 1887. Tor
terms OF admission, catalogues, 6o., address,
JOHN FRASER, Prcsf
jans-4t Agricultural College, Centre c., l's.
osT-A pocket book, containing SO 10 SIS,
IL and two watch checks, was lost IN Curwcu,-
willie, on January l, 1867. ANY person finding and
returning the same 20 the undersigned, In Penn
township, or leaving Il with Mcssrs Hipplo a
Faust, CurwcnEvillo, win be suitably rewarded
jans-at GEORGE HARTSHOBN.
CLEIGH FOR sALE.--The undersigned
! has first rate two-horsc Sleigh for sale, With
shafts and tongue attached, nearly new which he
viii sell on reasonable lcrms Applv to
JOSIAH W. ruuNr NE
junIo-atpd canm.es
EOR sALE-A nearly now sTEAM ENsiAE
Il and BOILER, with hxings Engine 20 horse
power. Boiler o-horsc power. Viii be sold vrr,
cheap. Address, W. A. a W. J. MoMANTGAL.
janle-lm Milroy. Mifaiu county. Pa
OYSTERSl OYSTERStl
AN always In receipt Of the hest OYSTERS.
Il which win he served mp in the usual variety Of
styles. ] have now a warm and comfortable room,
Fitted upior the accommodation Of LADIES. which
department will receive particular attention.
ROTES
janlo-u lee Cream and Oyster Saloon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

TAuToN---Al persons are hcrchy cautioned
- against trusting my wifc SARAH on my ao-
count, as l win pay no debts Of her contracting
unless compelled to do % by law.
janS-at DANIEL. BOWMAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

We, the undersigned huditorf Of Clearheld boz
ough, having examined the accounts Of said hof-
ongh, do certify them correct above stated, and
that the above represents the financial condition Of
said borough, and that the assets exceed the La
bfiiiies four hundred and oighty-nine dollars.
WM. S. BRADLEY,
c. b. sANDFORD,
VIVID nfCfru Scc'v Audifure
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

INOR sALE-A nearly now STEAM ENDlAE
Il and BOILER, with hxings. Engine 30 horse
power. Boiler 4o-hofsc power. Will he sold very
cheap. Address, W. A. a W. J. McMANTGAI..
janlo-lm Milroy. Mifin county. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17
a,ew advertisements.
A VALUABLE FARM
ron SALE op RFNT
a,tir
. D,uyJsTRATOR,s NoTICE,-Le,,e

A DMfNTNIH NOIItFls-L0II0T7
N Of Administration having been granted the
undersigned on the estate Of Robert J. Wallace,
dec "a, late Of Clcarfcld borough Clsarfeld county
all persons indebted 10 said estate will make in
mediate payment, and thosc having claims againfi
the same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. GE0RGE W. RIIEEM,
iaulO-Ct Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

DUcKwHEAT FL0UR.-2,e0O pounds fresh
ID ground BuckwheAt Flour for sale at
iani0-lm. J.P. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

DLACKSMITHS-eAn save money by getting
ID their Horseshoes and Nails at
ianlO-lm, j. P. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

Hon. Roscoe Conklin has been elect
ed United States Senator by .he New
York disunionists, for six years from
the 4th of March next. He now rep
resents the 21st district of that State
in the Rnmp. Mr.. Conklin is the
gentleman who exposed the plunder-
ings of Provost Marshal Fry's depart
ment fcw years ago This is all the
morit hepossesscs Philosopher Gree.
ley, like our own agreat Commoner,'
was put of with seven votes, being
fifth in the race. Bad for Horace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

DOOTs AND sHOEs.-Rine Calf Boots
ID Kip Boots-Feit 0vershoes-bufalo Over
shoes 0ums-B -Buskins-Sandes-a
ianlO-Im j. z. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-17

nRIED FRUIT. - Apples-Peaches--ch
IL ries-prunes-just received at
]. P. KRATZER's.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
LITERARY ITEHS.

The second Series of Roman Catholic Essays
an H,lion and Literature" fo the Academia fouhH'u' 'y
cardinal wiseman after Dr. dannngs Inaugural AuueS
OIL the opening of the sixth year OF the A0"u.u'" ,'
v,ves essays by Dr: W q Ward on lnteiec'p NM Mr
aard the Dangers Of Uncontrolled Intellect bS .
Oakley on the Mis'ion and Prospects o wv w, ,isn-
Chmreh in Engany by Mr Edward Lucas Un Cbriste
ttv an rejai ION to Civii Society by hr hbaIy o. Iier
an, tho Philosophy of Christianity ty Nj II, Enfcr-
force rcmc events preraiat0ry 70 c c scripiurc
maton; by Dr Manning on te lri's,,", ,, aud Nv Men
by Mt T. = PGTcen upon Chntch ana si;'' ' by ~.
sguoT Patterson Oh Certain sa'iih''"' WV"
Tanl
The Hon Robert CuIz0n has Just I''s'i'''"
90 h,s fellow members OF the RoNb0lRhe C"p ''''"
r .. t,,,cs of Murine and KcInyueo lt y AN '"''
e., ,,,or,o f mart Of a volume Manners ana MC"" !"
,,, c that has long been in preparation @ iGr & 6nt
EaP EnslsL ~ ~ small income instead Of $1,000
s,J tLe number Of important WOINs my nav r1o Gr.i
oniI, tn', W ~ irc" is one by John Ru,se usher ana
uarslal to Humphrey, Duke al GoIees''t' ,,'ai
Uwnphry" about li1OA A. ID, ahd LAS, iy UlIiiy !,
, lrked bv ali former writers Oh the subject II
H. The most minute and interesting trcatlse OF '' [
arcment of nOhies household m the hl'tei',m
fla mas vet been printed. exceeding even ths '1 ~
I'D hut more general Bokc ol Cuitassc, ss boy 0e
D,,sc was dressed. undrcsseG and put To geoi nov nov
his bed was made. his table land ms e" u ,d I davs
pot,d. what dishes be ate on nesh uayS anu h,'
,d ,1f Grand SOieltce or Devices were prepared LOT NJ
aS aborate direction for carving joints ana hsh O
aii Linds are Given aS well for making hippOcfas'
flng carc of Wlue- &c and how people are 10 DehaNe
asss 90 rnTioue rlcnre Of medieval life il presents,
and ne notes 10 II contain much curious matter 100
The Bokc Of kCruyugc" Is reprint OF the secOnu tuI
ton of Wynkyn de WOrdes, ana has bGeh pIi'c&u ~ U
.anse il roves he prose version OF kssclls Ncis
the rhymes being chopped Of, and some additions mems
made most bare faced plagiarism Of the 0d pi4&,o &
dccs his Keruynge" turn out to be The other BOhS
oi Nurture" is reprint of the 1877 edition OF - t6r
Rhodcss Devonslre man was Rhodes & one % earv rI
singers nm Henry the Eichhs Chapel Oi Iet mt l.
sdItion OF this book only copy Is kno", anu hat of
uccmpete No copy of later edition pelo,o Us @ re-
1871 could be obtained last year. ara so tho iifions
printed But quite lately unique eOpis o @ W tbe Rev
lfo,c 1t-7 have beeu seen in the fine hDlalA VI NY
yr Corser OF stand near Manchester ne uo1h On SC d
ialus n long expansion of the wellkhoWh n,iden,,a
noxlns for the waiting and the Ieopiv ~ ~
general besides counsel about me .sS nlake
siidrc1 and how servants should wait at tabie lnaSe
h"ds Sc The book interesting contrast TO hsSs hose
O"ug nv no means valuable for lts picture Ot HVa
n"I5 cronomy A SET of woodcuts is added to the hoA
luuglC volume.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
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6iip Hfal Gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE-A new HOUSE, on One hundred
and twenty evenhst, aboat $40 feet west OF fhnate no,ln
story bathroom trimmed with black walnut splg
celar
plete honse Apply HILLS wAkEMAN One hundred aDiN
~ y-6fh st. between Second aid Third ayes
EOR SALE-Large quantities OF REAL
ESTATE in this city BROOKLYN vicinity also large quantities
ofmproyed PROPERTY this and the Western an
Soutem beside COUNTRY RESIDENCES also all
kinds Of business negotiated blooo y IlonN.
HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-A genteel g.
and basement House having all modern Improvements hu
u piazza slate roof and very conveniently
landing, at Harlem Pnee tsO Apply
TO A. HUTCHINs, No 70 NsssaDst
DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE of
III WM A. COIT No PnestFoT SALE-A number Of Iohhs
part the city most Of the principal streets Apply as
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

~ trcuc- patent STAk SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
Pdce $50 threads. aud makes the genuine Loeb Srlch
marhucs make the Chan St;ch Exclusive terri
tory given send crAr W G. WILSON Co.. Manufactures.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
SruukIpn Rtal Gstatf for Sale.

TOR SALE-Three story Basement and sub
cellar Bnes HOUSE No 36 Pacse near keySs % N psI'se 1
100 Possession Immediately desired Inquire on e PREMISES oi
OfC. w. CARY Spruce and William sts Price +O"