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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-06-11

V,HIs II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
the 4th day Of May, A. D. 1865. Warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
William p Irwin, Of the borough Of Clcarheid,in
the county Of Clearheld. and State Of Pennsyl-
vauia, Who has been adjudged bankrupt On bic
own petition that the payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging TO such
Bankrupt. to him. fer bic use. aud the transfer
Of any property by him are forbidden by Law +,
that a mseting Of the Creditors Of the said Bank
rupt to prove their Debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees Of bis Estate, will be held at q
Court Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden at Philips
burg before S. L. Woodruff. Esq, Register, on
the LIST day Of July,A d lsos, ct 10 o'clock. AN
THOs. A. ROwLEY. L. s. Marshal.
by 6. P. DAVIS, Dept U. S. Marshal
Nav IS lsfS-4t
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PUBLIC SALEl
GREAT BARGAINS
RE AL ( TATEi!


VNHR subscriber intends to bring hsi--
i Public bis entire property oi keaI hs'is
Cii.rlns, take notice that he intends o.
the reason that be Is going Wcst-ihtre
gains will b. given. said property j. 81 e.
valuable IN Woodward township, and
vh.s.. Il s-sra than one half milc frou q
road line ai puseyrille on Clearfcll Crees
A Tavern Stand, (0ne Half or 4
In Pussyvilie-a corner loi containing d
acre. with FOUR HOUSES aud har 4
thereon aud about 5000 Zee. OF bank leis
SquArc Timber and Saw Logs which rrau
cents per foot. yearly. without horss rr.ri''-
ALSO. the adjoining ,oi, co lee' b. 81
Main street. and 30 feet back. with TWO
sEs erected ihcreon--onc q story raiirual
the other cottage style. vsll suited iuf aa7
business.
Also. one two arrc iri. one and a-hal
from ruscyfiilc situate on the rpai leain- 1
Tyrone to CitnrGcld. In ihc village gi Aa
with a two story house and frame stable e
thereon. and Ail nrcgssarT ouihuiliinr in
diiion. The ioi is 10 o gool state q eu'ii'
and tho premises wen suited CO. mcghlri.
kind.
Also a tract Of land situate haif iniis O.
scyriiir. containing l5s ac-es ana rs rr-- /
the very hcs; COAL LAND. a. well o. -
fifty acrcs Of which u clcarr'i-wiih g
house and double log barn crccici ihcn1a
Also. our hundred acrcs OF TiNlkL II
situate on Norean's Run. one and s-h,. {,
from pusryville. and onc mile above AlacIi
mill on the same run. with good rosi b. siii
Ans person or persons wishing o. fNau.
or az oi said property will please o. cal
suhscri.Iur ri frrrs tiii,. ei Ause-vi'lg, "a
pleased @ show them ihe sam and sgare n'
OF labor % give perfect sahsiariio1. To- I
named railroal Is nov located thfolsh o. 4
vile. and as good a. guaranteed O. BE- cnu'r 1.
BY the frs, oi january. ls't.
The above property will be sold IN ihs lss
Of CLkAkflEl1, on Court Week,
On Tuesday, june 16ih, iSs
Citirons. look 20 your interest. and D ~.
and ezauiue Cor Yourselves. iu- ar i.irr
to sell. To give any yc4sou chance ia rrHl
ulo dcsircs 70 DO sn. The money viii nai 81 Z
qnircd Ia hand, but in three paymeuis. sasls
huni and Mortgage. Dcci made o. sae
inducements art here ohcrcd to purchaser. .
Subscriber makes no reserve. Positive W.
be Effected Al said time. &. j. SiiQl
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The Lightning Tanner.

rTNHE undersigned are the sole Agents in this
county for the "North American Galvsnized
LIGHTNING RODS" These are the only safe
rods now in use. and are endorsed by all the
scientific men in the country.
We hereby notify the citizens Of the conny
that we will rut them up better rod. and Tor
less money, than Is charged by the foreign
agents who annually traverse the county and
carry Of our little cash, never to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those wishing Lightning Rods erected on
their buildings need but address US by letter OF
cali in person. We will put them up anywhere
In the county and warrant them. The Rods and
Fixtures can be seen at any time by calling at
our store. MERRELL A BIGLER.
clear6old, June IL, lses-u
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Mcssrs. o. J. Dickey, Capt B. F.
Bean, VIM. L. Poiper, VIM. Miller,
IL, 4. Slaymaker, and Adam Trout.
The Sun Fire Company, followed
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TENDER oF RESPECTS.

Before the ceremonies commenced
opportunity was given for those in
attendance 10 pay their last respects
TO the deceased. The arrangements
for this purpose, as has been already
said, were complete. Ingress was
had at the north front, and those who
entered passed eitherside oftbe corpse,
maxim G their exit from the southern
door. The stream Of people poured in
necessarily until the ceremonies com
menced. The attendance on the
ground was very large. AT the early
hour of II NJ. the neighbors called in
to view the remains, and the sight OF
the honest country farmers, clad IN
their homely attire, who recognized
in the dead lost friend and dropped
tear over his remains, was simple
and touching.
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HtAUTION--All persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating for GER
tain PROaISsORY NOTE, given by me to
shcpfrd Tweedy, per A. L. Blodget, dated
Sept. y, 1867, calling for FiFrY poI.lAas; o. !
have received no value for said sum, and will not
pay the note unless compelled by law.
DAVID SMITH.
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INsrRAf Hoc--csme tfssspsssiur q
IL premises Of the subscriber IN 6oshs1 /.
s.ip about The 2ots Of April last. W
HOG, With black spots on the leit side. afi'
% be eight OF nine months old Tbs ss-a
hereby required T. come forward. rrors N
y, pay charges, aud take iiauay Or iira
sisposei oi a. the law dircoia.
TLEaA
shavsville. Nay al.s-lpa.
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NToTTCE--To samuel Rank nni SEN,
~ whiteexecuiors.a and Andres srilA.suI
Sn' n and her husband. Peter smiit,
children ana hsirf ~ lew o' hsitfr hla
merlv Esther smith. ehi dreu ati heln Z !
Of Peter smith. late u Bell township .cIsi.
county, deed. ADD 81 parties IN lutertr
Notice is hereby given, that A. an 0-gu
court. held ~ Clearncld. in and fur tlsr.
Of Clearacia. on The 18th day q haisa. i
lpes. the petition Of jacsb W. camptsl d
dan Of J u. Smith, minor child of Jo1a'ts
smith. deed. was presented. pIaying ia
eide performances be decreed ol = eonirsei
ing date ihe 2Ist April, l6ss, between iti \
Peter smiih and Jonathan H. smith, fur i.s l
OF certain real estate, situstc 10 Canoe iosis
Indiana county. Pa, containing eirhg 4
bounded on The north By land Of David a
and lillian Martin, 90 the east By lsnd q
saltsrircr. on the weft hy Charles Connf |
on the south by Henry II. Dent.
whereupon the said Corrt, on the sahs I.
directed a citation 10 issue 10 the heirt All
ecu,ors Of Peter smith, decd, and al paft1
interest, to app var on the irst day o. Jurs,
next. and show cause, II any. Why oetf.
speciac performance should not Be gfa1a
The said contract wiibin mentioned.
May 2s-4t l. O. bhhobAi Nirit
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alrw advertisements.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION
% ro no held ON saturday, July n, fss0s.


PRINTERS FEE.
Assembly, $40; Prothonotary, slvi heg's,e'
"a pcrovder. el0 Commissioner, 80 Auditor, 80
This includes 5000 tickets for each candidate
ro.o Who wish more, will be charged y per thou
sand extra. No name viii be inserted unless tne
cash accompanies the order.
~ 900 Lbs. OF Wool Wanted at the
IlJ.tUDll KEYSTONE STORE,
June II, A. O'earne'u -
II OsT.--On the s0th or 3lst Of May lost sl9V
l either at or between New Millport and Cnr
wensvillo Of the following denominations Two
hills of $50 each; two bills Of $50 each aud one
bin Of $40. l offer TWENTY-FIVE DoLLAA9
ABRAM PEOPLES,
Inn. II n New Millpori. Pa.
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(,AUTION.--AIl persons are hereby cautioned
I against purchasing Or In any way meaauns
With one hay Stallion one bay mare, three eo"''
one two-year old BULL three yeariing heiief.' ~
shotos plows, harrows. one light wagon. gram ~
,hc rround. wheat. rye. oats and corn.) and The
entire stock Of household furniture now IN the
possession of David Smith, Of Knox township ~
The same belong 10 me. and are lcit With him sno-
ect 20 my order. JUN fV4..
New Millport. May p. lsss. tle'-'''
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THE REMAINS

Law encofined upon a pedestal IN the
centre of the large hall. Space was
reserved at either side for the passage
of those who wished to Wow them.
They we're shrouded in white satin,
with heavy scarf of the same mate.
rial draping the right shoulder, and
extending across the breast. Flowers
in profusion were strewn upon the body
and on the breast was placed neat
wreath of mignionette. The appear
ance of the corpse did not indicate
protracted illness or suffering. Every
iineament was fully preserved, and a
placid resignation rested upon the
countenance. The face was pale, but
it scarcely resembled the pallor OF
death. The cheeks were not shrunk
but retained that fullness which gave
the deceased even up to his last ill
ness, the fresh and healthy appearance
ofa well-preserved old age. The coffin
was heavy metallic one, encased IN
rosewood, of square pattern, with
rounded corners. 1t was elaborately
ornamented with silver mountings
and in place of the ordinary handles 8
silver rod extended along the upper
edge, and by this it was carried. On
the top was a solid silver shield, in
Acrihed MS follows:
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The Obsoquits OF ff-Frtstdsnf
rfufhuttom.

The funeral Of ex President James
Buchanan took place nom his late
residence near Lancaster, on tho after
noon Of the ith inst Whcatland, the
property owned by Mr. buchanan at
The time of his dcccase, and on which
ho resided. is situated on tho south
side OF the Marietta turnpike, about
one and a half mile west Of Lancas-
ter. II consists of something less
than twenty acres, and slopes rather
heavily TO the northward. IL is al
most wholly occupied by tho lawn,
which is irreguarly planted with the
different varieties Of forest trees, in
tersperscd with white pine and cedar.
There are two entrances, one on either
side OF the lawn, whence gravel roads
procced to the residence. This IS sit
mated near the middle Of the lawn alta
considerable elevation from the pike,
and isa plain tvo.story residence, some
thirty feet square, fronting north and
south. each front being surmounted
by a portico. Two wings run east and
west, giving an l. shape to the north
front, and making an oven south front
of some seventy feet. The east wing
is occupied as library and the west
as a dining-room. Through the cen
tire, from front to front, runs spa
cious hall. The property was origin
ally owned by the Jenkins family, BY
whom the residence was erected IN
lS41. 1t afterwards passed into thu
possession of VIM. NJ. Meredith, oi
Philadelphia, from whom Mr.. Bu
chanan purchased it some eighteer
years ago.
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Nrn4It Il--Tn = ninlf CsHtf. ra..a.
n ~ minor rAidffn 81 4. n cafai
Notice lt hereby given lc s Isl. ~
fnsrdlar 81 tie minor rhfartn y d o. ~
deceased. that 81 ~ nHthrt ragsi 81
cioafctIl oh lht ish iaf II NWrh In'
rul VA granite uron ~ MD s. Blade y
q show laa.s vhf b. thnuia 30 flts a1. Il
scaritf ns rnari|an 70 rsaii. 1f ih' ,i..l
fs ne real estate of aid dlrrtlfi. ~
hy ths said Ofphntt Ccg 1, cn he llH IN
krrl. A D. lsf5. ht revoked. saIa BAL,
lnrnsble on the iiih day n June, hs|,,
arr dsv ~ next term ~ Court
May zs-st / q. HAnGER Ciuie|
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THE CEREMONY.
Some time before his death Mr. Bu-
chanan requested Rev. DR.. Nevin,
president of Franklin and Marshall
college, to perform the religious cere-
monies at his funeral. Atabout three
o'clock the reverncd gentleman,at ,atten-
ded by the clergy from Lancaster, en-
tered the hall from the library. The
speaker took his position near the
head of the coffin, and commenced the
exercises by reading the German Re
formed service, in connection with the
Goth Psalm, followed by the prayer
adapted to the occasion. When the
tall and venerable form of the man OF
God took his place, silence still as
night reigned, and whilst the beauti-
full and impressive ceremony was be-
ing delivered, all eyes were directed
toward the speaker, and every car
strained 20 catch the sounds Of his
voice The initial service concluded,
the Doctor delivered lengthy but
thoughtful and vigorous sermon. 1t
is almost impossible in a brief space
to do it adequate Justice. The first
portion of it was strictly doctrinal,
and tended TO assist in the solution OF
that great nr0blem-nDeath and the
Resurrection" The second portion
of his discourse was in praise of the
deceased asa true Christian gentleman.
Touching the political predictions OF
the decesed, the Doctor said; "These
must be left to that period whom all
iealousies and all animosities shall
have been buried, and when the i'm.
partial historian shall be able to re-
cord all without bitterness and heart.
burning" The latter part of the ser.
mon was minutely biographical.
AFTER THE CEREMONY.
those in attendance without, and who
had not yet been able so TO do, were
allowed to pass into and through the
hall to view the remains. At 430 The
colin was closed, and in a few mo
ments the pail bearers took their po
sitions at his side. These were eight
in number, appointed on the part o.
the Masonic fraternity, who had spe
cial charge Of the remains, the deceas
cd having been a member of that or
ganization. At AS the coffin was
borne out and placed in the hearse
soon after which the procession wa.
formed and commenced to move.
| IL formed on the Marietta pike in
the following order:
The Lancaster police force, headed
by the captain, with badges draped
In mourning.
AIMS
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These gentlemen are all working
Democrats, and can be addressed
freely and frankly with reference to
party affairs by their fellow-citizens.
As several Of them do not take the
Republican and may not be aware OF
their appointment to this important
trust, hope the neighbors will bring
the matter to their notice, or hanc
them copy of the paper.
GEO. B. GooDLANDER,
Chairman Dem. Co. Com
Clearfield, June II, 1868.
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.clEARFlELD HoUS (
(rormeil, kep w jas. y. oslsf.l
Front street, rhiIipsburg, rcnn'a.

xYyE wiz i,nreneh any .ss Who rayi we fsil
w 10 give direct and personal attention %
III customers. on fail 10 cause ihem 70 rejoice
over well furnished table, ~ith elran room,
and new beds where ~ may feel g, home ana
The weary be- ~ ret New sfabinF attached.
JOHN McLkU0llLfN 4 co,
rh illrflurg, June ~, 1895. Proprietor
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call from our mids, james Bnchanan, the oldest
and most distinguished member Of our bar, who,
by his high rank as q lawyer, by his omnenco as
public man, by his colossal intellect and by the
possession Of all the sterling qualities which adorn
the human character has shed an impcrishable
ustre upon thc legal profession which entities his
memory to the lasting affection Of this bar thorc-
fore,
Rssoired That in the death Of James buchanan
the Lancaster bar mourns the loss Of its most cmi-
ncnt member and brightest ornament.
Resolved, That the professional career Of this
most eminent man was marked BY all the high
qualities ofthe mind and the heart which cnnoble
human character aud adorn the legal profession.
Resolved, That the members Of this bar wear
the usual badge Of mourning lor thirty days, and
attend his funeral IN a body.
Resolved, That the Court be requested 10 direct
that copy Of the proceedings Of this meeting be
entered upon the minutes Of tho court
Rcsoirsd, That copy Of the proceedings Of
this meeting be communicated 70 the family Of
the deceased, and that committee Of ave be ap-
pointed by the Chair for that purpose.
The court then adjourned TO attend
tue funeral.
The citizens also held a meeting to
attest their regard for the deceased.
atwhich resolutions ofa praiscworthy
character were adopted
The day Vas very fine, the sun be-
ing just enough obscured TO reduce
the ardor Of It's rays. The general
concoursc was very large, and the ar
engagements wero complete in every
detail.
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NnIIcE mn RANKRuPICY.

RKeIsrER's OrFIcE, Reg
Pa, May Is, ls0S.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
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BRISTOL LINE-AT ?; N. NV,
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...t PROVIDENCE, rIl.t a-
Capt SIMMONS, ASP ~ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATcRs
Connecting With s KipIss Train Brh Ne hug morning q,
AnsSI stps.toa ats SOsi in One Or an Ouuvycss es
Rssa nlsn !. low q II. lowest and lndsa Bessn :. Y
JAMES TrsH, n, Mus.siug Director. : - -
EOR N0RWALK and DANBURY. .--Railroad
KBLIY wHrTR leaves Pier No 81 River bot Of MMlstN
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EQR ALBANY and TROY Fare 81 so,
other hns The sss, steamers vISDERBiLr and oCssRcTc
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DAY. and FRIDAY ats from foot frsnkha ST., n r.
TOR NEWBURGH. West Point, Poughkeep-
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New nd Milton. The
STEAMER MARY POWELL I Ht tliI.
kaVs Ds,bTsues sL RyRRr AFTERNOON at j. " eSosA I
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Gtafbfrs.

OfafbfIb. -
A LADY desires q SITUATION 10 teach
IN Higher English Haihntos French Good IsfsTsnees
pVc Address Boz Ne 10 seneca Pals, y.
A N accomplished and experienced COVER
IN NESS desires visiting residential pasoB Masie specially,
Carri.l sue svea dsiosts ssoA As hr rsisFense k@,
Mis- b. ~, Newark n j.
A GRADUATE of YALE, experienced in this
IN tie Of RbsioTIe Rgbsh lsaturs,
IN thossgh instato CLASSICS or Higher RHgsh neeesy
CoRa
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
Tab Schools.

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Th> will the ls of October,
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Trade Supplied in NsxYO By W. PooLBY (HaTJsrs Bui1iDg)
and BAKER, VOORHEES, CS.
FRENCH RICHARDSON
BooEseners
No 334 Pebnsyhans-sve.
Washington Civ.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
MARTTNDALF,S SERIES OF SPELLERs.


EDIIUKIAL frOm N I. LTLNINU L-A-
IL PRESS. Aug. 28, 1868; -
INPEKL IIrTiRNEsTbe Emperor Napoleon having Snfed oui
Ibe atB stopped the sale OF fe po9 s 62aTo
~ the streets H0aro Paris What the lAhhbb NJ
ONSor something Of that kDs NevYok: OF Punshor edy
or The smaiawkt LondOn Thk Of President johnson or Gov
Peup shutting up YANKEE NOTIONS tAe Queen Of England
Dufios Jady and realities At once e intense
ness childish weakness ef the imperialism shth bss
shakes and hiyers st an epigrsrn Wittcm lAmpsOh
The Dev number Of fYAEKEE NOTIONS will be ready al AL DevSde
pets 10 uorow mornng. Fifteen cents copy
TIE AMERICAN IBWS COMPANY, N0 III KAsADh, General
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
Gsrursious.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLYE. landing wAltes'one BaySs Dock Great sseh
ssDs Point Moys and Glen Wooe On sBd Asr MogDAY
June is Ibe steamer ARRowshITH Caps Massos Will Nave Pss
p Pr No East River morning ct DH h ths above ht
nsL Returning will leaTe Rosyn at 3,30 p. . .."'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
T ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.--LeaY James,

~ snp; -. -. ,,, ,.,,. . ,,,,,..
sa m Gsnpo and al stations sreep woSs .od ov
cent Willow 330 EIprss TrAn for Greenpo tsppnsat
Jsmacs niAso Hshsve aud al stations Bast $50 hr'spcrs
pA.saeer Tfaa except Willow Tree
North ihp Passenger ra ell stations All hama
a, Musoa He psiead and Glen CeFe-
Sunday Train leaves HansIs Pout a. n sr .ps.
en Isp Eohpor sn all tatonsi kiIes lnas
ssrs Psini 81 s;np p n. Takes srssi Jehs u 1903