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educational.

THIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
Ill Tho Exercises of this Institution will be re-
sumed on Monday January 4th. thorough instruc-
ton given in Latin Greek, French, German, Mathe-
mates. and the higher branches of English.
Terms.-Tweve dollars FER quarter, payable IN ad-
vance. No extra charge for french, German or Stu
torery. ". r. kINGMAN, a. NJ,
December % y Principal
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i UNITED STATES, FOR The D1Sl RiCT OF
SOUTH CAROi INA - IN TIE MaIIEh Ot
! PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANk-
RUPTuY WAS FILED ON HE 30Th DAY or No
vEMBER. a. d.. 1858 IN saID tOURT-iN BANk.
KUPTCY-Thi- is TO give notice that on fourteenth
dan IF December A. D. 1863 a Warrantir Bankruptcy
was issued against the Esta i JOSEPH A. I'm
MO-. of sumter, in the District o! sumter;
and state of South Carolina, who has been adJadsed
Bankrupt oD his own petition; that TIE I"ymcnt
OF any debts Ind lie livery OF any property belong,
lug to SAID I'ankru2', to him or for h's use: aud
the tr nsfer OF any property by him are forbidden
by law; that T. meeting of the Creditors OF the
said Bankrupl, to prove their debts. and to choose
ole or more as.gne of his Estate, will DC held ut
o Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at No. * Broad-
street, Charleston SouIh Carolina, before T. D. CAR-
pENTER, Registrar, on the fourth day Of January
A D., 1860, at o'clock, P. III.
JP. NJ. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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FOR SALE
WEIGH G. BRANDES,
No. 215 EAST BAY,
Directly opposite the New Custom House,
IOOU Peach Blow Potatoes
Prince Albert Potatoes
Jackson White Potatoes
Garnet Chilli Potatoes
Pink Eye Potatoes
Cosco White Potatoes
P. E. Russet Potatoes
Goodrich Seeding Potatoes
300 bbls. Western Apples
King Apples
Baldwin APPLES
Northern Spys
Gilllowcrs
Greetings
$4,000 clear Oranges by every steamer. selected
from the most celebrated groves in Florida
50 boxes choice Messina Lemons
10U bbs. assorted Nuts
Poper Shell Almonds
Sicily Soft Shell Almonds
Naples Waruts
Texas Pecan Nuts
Spanish Fiberts
Brazil Nuts
5000 Baracoa Cocoanuts
100 packages Cape Cod Cranberrie5 quarters,
halves and whole bb.s.
200 boxes Raisins, quarters. halves and wholes
so cases Sardines, quarters, halves and whcles
$50 cases canned Fruits, &C., Tom1toes
Peaches, Asparagus, Green Germ
Oysters fresh and pickedl Shrimps, &c, &c.
Figs, Currants Citron
Dates, bananas, &c.
% kegs prime Malaga Grapes
bbls. selected Lady Apples for decorating
Christmas Trees
100 boxes "Keillcr's" superior assorted Package
Candies Tor which VIC have the sole agency
for this State:
Cocoa Fruit Candy
Rose Bud Candy
Fruit Cream Candy
Opera Drops
Flor de Mayo
Carames.
These goods have been personally selected by us
and with tho utmost conf lerce We offer them a:
equal If not superior to any in tho Southern mar
kcts December %
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Risfeaanfons.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.

G. w. STEFFENS &c CO.,
CORNER KING AND GEoRGE STREETS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED:
A CHOICE SUPPLY OF FANCY GROCERIES
n FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
CONSISTING n PART AS FOLLOWS:
RAISINS, in whole, half aud quarter boxes
Dried Figs. Dates, Cisron
Currants, Almonds
Jrllies, Preserves, Pickles, Sauces
Flavoring Extracts, Canned Fruits, smoEel Salmon
Hslibut Fins, Yarmouth Bloaters, &c.
ALSO,
Cases of Carte Noize aid Carte Binnche CHAM
PAGNE
CID sherry Port, Madeira, Malaga and Native Wines
Gibson & CO.'S CabiL.t, Hannis & Co.'s Acme, and
Old Family Nectar, Rye, Bourbon and Monon-
gahea Whiskes
Old Cogpac and Domestic Brandies.
ALSO.
A fresh supply of fine GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
CoFFEES, &c.
New Orleans and Sugar-house Syrrps
Choce SuGar-cured Hams, at a low price.
TOGETHER WITH,
\ supply of first class FAMILY GROCERIES, which
will be sold ut lowest ma ket prices.
December 10 sW2
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E,oK sALE-TNvo SUPERIOR YOUNG

TOR SALE--TEO SUPERIOR YOUNG
II DRAFT HORSES
Two new Spring Draws. made to crder -:
Three complete sets Cart Harness. made to order
One S0-horse power Steam Engine
Two Steam Tlue Boilers, 42.horse power each
Two Steam Cendenserg, each 8 feet diameter, 35
feet long
One Iron Chimney, Is inches diameter, 80 feet
long
1000 new Flour barrels
10000 new Flour Barrel STAY. anu Headings to
suit
100 900 cleared secondhand Bricks b.
December Is fInw f. W. CLAUSSEN.
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Gost anb IonnD.

TOST, a NIlVFOUNDLAND DOG,
III white with black spots, b 9TH ears black. large
bu-hy tail; answers to the name OF JEFF" libe-
raj reward will be paid Tor his delivery to
A. NJ. JACKSON,
December % Accommodation wharf.
II UST, A BLACK PUIaTIR PUP,
4 threc months Old A s'Iitlbie reward will be
paid for his return TO 10. 45 CULL-SIi;EEI
December 81 3
RhEED Cf; ST,LET, SUNDAY OR
y Sunday p;i,t, I!acl, AID Tan TERRIER.
reward will bc gwen for his recovery on application
at No. GO HasLL STREET., between Apsop and East
Bay rcee December 8
OsT, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
i Ladies' GOLD WATCH, double case white
face with chain attached. Finder will please leave
the same at THIS OFFICE, where reward will be
given if required. Noyemoer25
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FULTON MARKET BEEF,

FULTON MARKET BEEF,
TONGUES &c.
IN HALF BBLs. CHOICE PIECES PICKLED
lO BEEF
half bb!s Piciled Ok Tongues
5 half bbls Choice Pickle Pig Pork
10 bbls Extra SugSr-cured Pig Hams
Extra Breakfast Bacon Strips Pig Shoulders, Smok-
ed Beet and Smoked Tongues
Bologna Sausage, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Ha!ibut
and Bloaters
Extra large No. Mackerel, Mess Mackerel. Picked
Salmon, Piclled Trout, Sounds and Tongues,
Halibut Fins and Extra Scaled Smoked Herrings
500 lbs st. Georges Real Goldfish.
FIR sale by GEORGE e. GRUBER,
December % No. 236 King-street.
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RAJ ms, ClTRON, CURRANTS,

FIVS, &C.
III BOXES, HALF BOXES AND QUARTFK
y BOXES LONDON LAYER RAISINS
10 boxes New Genoa Ctron
8 casks New Z1nte Currants
cases (half and quarter drums finest Eleme
Figs
cask New Turkish Prunes
bales Fresh Taragon Almonds
bale Languedoc Almonds
Is cases Assorted Preserves, In Sugar and Natu-
raj Fruit
cases Fren, Brandy Fruits
cases Assorted Jellies, in Glass Jars and
Tumblers; Dundee Marmalade
eases finest quality Preserved Ginger, in
Syrup.
For sale by GEO. 81. GRUBER,
December % No. 236 Kingstreet.
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Mfftings.
/. O. o. F..

SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. /.
V1HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
LODGE will be held This Evening, at Seven
O'Clock precisely.
BY order L. C.. LOYAL
December % W Secretary.
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REFORMATION w ANTE D.-aEY IN
Il FORMATION given OF STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city on Wednesday last, will be thank
fully received by his wife. MARIA KEYS, at Grocery
corner Church and Chalmers-streets.
December 16
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BUTTGR LARD AND CHEESE.

BUTTGR LARD AND CHEESE.
az FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER
~ 90 barrels Pure Leaf Lard
80 frkins PuIe Leaf Lard
so pals Pure Leaf Lard
so pais Pressed LARD
10 boxes Pineapple Cheese
10 boxes 'Stlon" Young America" Cheese
25 boxes Imitation English Cheese
81 boxes English Fairy Cheese
100 boxes Prime Factory Cheese
so boxes Orange County Cheese
IS boxes "skimmed" Cheese.
For sale by w. b. CHAFEE co,
December % 2 No. POT East Bay street.
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ERUIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
IL AIKEN, S. C.-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
The farm has nearly five thousand trult trees, con-
ssting ofPc:ch, Apple, Cherry, Plum, Pomegranatc,
Fig, Pear. &c. Also, q variety of small fruits, as,
Raspberries. strawberries. imported Blackberres,
&C., all ef the choicest kinds Also, about twenty
five acres Of the Choicest Grapes of various kinds.
One hundred acres OF the land is cleared, and good
farming land; the balance is wood land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES W. MAY,
- Northwest side of Courthouse.
Decembcr II limo Charleston, ). C.
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BUTTER, IMITATION

GOSHEN BUTTER, IMITATION
ENGLISH CHEESE, &c.
e FIRKNS CHOICE NEW YORK STATE But
y TER
3 frkins Cooking Butter
/ cask Rich Imitation English Cheese, boxes
Mid Factory cheese. boxes "Norton's" Superior
Pineapple Cheese, cases Young America, Jr.'s,
Cheese. IS pounds Sap saGo or Green Cheese,
cases Round Eidam or Dutch Cheese; Pecan Nuts,
Cranberries, Split Peas, White BeaDs Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches and Peach Blow Potatocs.
For sale by GEO. II. GRgBER.
December % NO. 236 King street.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROL!NA-
NOVEMBER TERM. lSCS-IN TIE MATTER CT
MORRIS ALEXANDER OF cH. RLESTON. BANK
RUPr-pETIJION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY-Ordere That hear.
ing be had on the nfncteenh day Of January 1852 at
Federal Courthouse in Charleston, s. c.; and that all
Credi ors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place. aud show cause. if any they cali, why
the prayer OF the Petitioner should not be granted
And that the second and third meetings OF rfdilers
of said Bankrupt will be held at the Office OF r. u.
CARPENTER, ESQ., Registrar of the second Con-
eressiona District, $. c., ON the seSene6nh day o.
January. 1862 at u NJ.
By order OF the Court, tho 10Th day OF December,
1865. DANIEL II ,RLBECh,
clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
South Carolina. w3 December 70
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fpr SaIf.

TOR SALE, A HANDSOME BRUSSELS
Il CARPET, but little used, 16 by 10 feet. APP
ply to CLIFFORD q MATHEWES.
December %
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DOSES; GREENHOUSE PLANTS,

CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ROSES, CAMELIA
and other Nursery Plants for sae cheap All orders
promptly attended to- WM FERGUSON,
Florist and Gardener,
Spring. street, seco: door west of Ruedse Avenue.
December 81 A.
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llptifrs in Dankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TERM. lS6S.-lN TIE MALIEM OF
ALFRED PRICE, OF CHARLESTON, BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordere That a hearing be had
on the nineteenth day Of Jann1ry, 1859, at Federal
Courthouse In Charleston, ;. c., and that all Cred
Tors, &c of said Bankrupt appear ut said time and
place, and show cause if a.y they can, why the
prayer of the Petitioner should not be granted; and
that the second aud third meetings Of creditors Of
said Bankrupt will bc he'd at the ctllrc OF r. b. CAR
pENTER, ESQ, Registrar Of Seceud Congressional
District, South Carolina, on the sersnteeaM day Of
January, 1869, at II NJ.
By order CT the Cou t, the 10Th day of December,
1868. DANIEL HOHLDECk,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States for
South Caroua. VIZ Decent or %
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MULES. MULES -FOUR PRIME
lfl PLANTATION MULES for sale low. Apply
10 WAGNER & MONSEE!, Groccrs. Nos 163 and
l65 East Bay. december %
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 0, A. F. NJ.
NEXrRA COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
N will be held This "Wednesday EceninJ, Decem-
ber 23d, at Masonic Hall, at Seven O'Clock.
An Election for Oicers will be held for the ensuing
Masonic year.
Members will come prepared to pay arrears.
BY order OF W. NJ. ROBERT JAMES,
December 90 Acting Secretary.
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U,O RENT, STORE No. 155 EAST BAY,
D Good business stsnd suitable for wholesale
purposes; extensive yard in rear of building.
For terms, apply to
J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Real Estate Agent, No. q Broad'sreet
Dec.mbero q
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IDOULT1S L, GAME, Sc.-JUST RECEIVED
il by steamer Manhattan, fine lot OF Northern
POULTRY AND GAME. consisting of TURKEYS.
Geese, Ducks Fowls. Grouse, &c, &c. Also 2j bar.
rcs OF Choice Apples: and by schooner 200 barrels
of selected Seed and Eating Potatoes For sale cheap
In lots 10 suit purchasers, oy
THOMAS MJRPHY,
December q 81 No. 81 Market-street.
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DO Bent.

ITO RENT. A PIANO,IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. CctoOer 2S
ITO REHT, a NEAT TNVO-AND-A-HALF
STORY HOUSE, No. Doughty-street Apply
at No. 40 KTGG corner John-strcct
November Is Win
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THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
i DENCE, No. 80 CcmiBg.street, containing
seven square rooms two attics, pantry, and all ne
ceasary outbuildipgs. Possession given on the lst
JanuarS. For particulars apply on the PREMISES,
or at No. GEORGE-SrRFET.
necen,ber IA finwtu4
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VTJANTED, BOARD, Fur A GENTLE
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. Will
require two rooms, and plain but substantial table
Address, stating terms, &C., IN. s." Box No. 1885,
Charleston, s. G. November
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NOR SALE OR RENT, THAT COMMO-
I DIOUS and well appointed Tenement House
Nos. and Berresfsra-street containing 16 rooms,
with extensive servants apartments. For terms aP-
ply to t. HUMPHREYS, Real Estate Agent,
December W. -ss No. 81 Bread street,
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ALERT BASE BALL CLUB.
A SPECIAL ME tTING OF THE ALERT BASE
"A. BALL CLUB will be held This "wednesday
Erening, at halfp-st Seven o'clock at the Victoria
Hotel. All members are requested to be present.
CHAS. n. WINNER,
December % Secretary.
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Wants

AIANTED. BY A GRADUATE Ot' HE
w University of South Carolina, o situation as
Assistant Teacher in School, or Tutor in private
family. References furnished. Address TEACHER,
Key Box Ne. 80, Columbia, S. c.
December %
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A GENTS VANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
"A month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEEMING MA
CHINE; price sls For circulars and terms. address
C. BOWERS & CO., No. 800 South Third-street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 3mo December 8
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CHI A RLE TON.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1858
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all Of the latest publications.
April 81 No. lGI KING-STREET.
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w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss Z. Z. W., Postofice, Charleston, S. g.
October
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-23
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL

WE win sen at low figure one Bl,n3y
" twenty horse power PORTABLE EN-
elN q, and heavy double SAW MILL. thirty Cd;
carnage MY SIX inch saw, steam cuage and
whistle with sll tho nccesss-y srranr,rsrts lsf
shingle and iaih mill capable of cuttinr ole ihou.
sand per hours has been run only about cist,
months Is in good order. For further iniorna.
uon' address W. D. PRlCE a son,
uoflt-smpal Ebeusbarv. Cambria Co., Pa
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CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOUN GVTTCU

JOHN GULICH
nSSlRES % inform his old friends IN Gus
II TONERS, that having enlarted bis shup ana
Increased bis facilities for manufnriurin-. h. 4.
rev prepared % u-ake 70 order such Furniture ~
uay b desired ia good style and al ssp rates
ier CASH He generally has On hand. al hl.
turniiure rooms, q varied assortment OF resav-
naae iurriture, among which sre
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDs
Warirobes and Beck Cases, Centre. sof,. p,-,or
hrraslasi aud Dining Exiso,ion Tables; con.
non- French post Cottage, Jenny Lind ana o,hsr
heisteads; sofas 90 an kinds. Work Stands
hai-racks. Mash-Esanis; Rocking and Arm
lhetrs swim r-scat, cane bottom. parltr. rorr
men aud other Chairs; Looking @ lassss on ever
description on baud shd new glasses for cd
irumes, which viii Be pot in on very reasonable
ternf ga shortest uotice. Healso kceps On har5
o. turnishss 60 order, Corn-husk. Hair and Cot.
tou-top Mattresses.
CoFHNs OF EVERY KIND
Made q order, and funerals attended Win 4.
nearsa Eheacrer desired. Also. House Painting
done % crder TIE subscriber also manufs.7
iufss' ard has constantly on hand, Clemept's
ta'ent washing Machine. the best nor, IN use !
llose asing this machiae never need be with
oai clean clothes he also has Flvcr's Patent
Chu7n, superior article. family using thi.
churn never need Be without batterl
An The above ard many other articles Ar, r,-
nished to customers cheap ior Casa Or exchanged
ior approved country produce Cherry. M.ni,
Poplar, Linsood and osser Lumber suitable fsr
Cabinet Tork' taken in ,zehangs for furniture.
- Remember The shop Is on Market street.
e.sarseld' Pa, and nearly opposite the ..Old lev
JOHN GULICH.
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TUE nsE firm or illegal Canoe would re
Il spsotfnily uunouuee 10 lhoir friends and
The public generally that they have On hand
carefully y-sslecisd and vel assorted STOCK Of
Stoves. Their variety consists Of
The CELEBRATED IRONsIDES.
Which have never failed 70 give perfect satisias-
tion TO the most iasiidious Of iis purchasers,
Continental, Lshirh, Farmsr, Daylirht. spsurs'
Antitrust Niagara, Charm. Herald. dr.,
with every variety Of the best
Pittsburg Manufacture.
S&-Ths Tin and Sheet Iron ware given r-iii
the Stoves is made o. The hsur'csi and hes.
material, and warranted TO give perfsci salts.
faction.
Their stock of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ls larger, bstier and cheaper than ever beIu-s
exhibited to the public. They DEFY uompotisiun
either in variety, quality or price.
They are also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment OF
Tin, Copper, Shest-IrOn, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole viev to servirs, from the bosi ma
tsrial in the market
PLOWs, PL0W POINTS, a COPPER, ERAss
AND IRON KETTLES.
or every description constantly o. hand
LIGHTNING RODS
Superior point, put ur on thu-1 nofus Tbt
Point they offer % The public is the same ~ J,
nov used by the Pernylvauia Railroad o., On
their hundinEs-
ORDERS FOR SB0UTn6, ROOFING.
and other vork belonging O. fheir business riu
be promptly hnsd by szperiuuusd ana sEiuiul
uorkman.
BRASS. COPPER AND OLn NFTTIF
Taken in exchange fu- goods
r<Thcy especially invite the attention Of
Merchants wishing 70 purchase a. vhulssals. a.
they viii fnd @ 70 their advantage 10 urnmins
thci1 sto,k before purchasing elsewhere.
FLEsAL a 6ANOE-
Philpshurr, July 1l, ls65.
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH SHOP,
IN CLEARFlELD. Pa.
,lmmsdiatsly in rear Of Machine shur.D
NHk subscriber would rusrsctfuIlv irl--u IN.
Il ciiireus II Claarfsld and ths r.1iliir IN r--r-
era, that BE- is Trspared to Dc AL linds uf uu-t On
CARRIAGES. BUG6IES. SLEI6HS. kc
on shuri uutics and on reasonable terms. ~
In WurkmHnlikt mnunsr
- All orders promptly attended e. ~
Feb. u, 's6 VA. NVIGHT.
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RELIGION Is BUsINEss. North
British Beriet7 says "The pressing
need of our faith is not simply faith
iul ovangeiists t0proclaim its doctrines
but lcgiOns Of men consecratinr their
worldly vocations, witnessing TO that
truth on which so much skepticism
prevails that Christianity. so received
as 70 become an integralpart of man,
Is omnip0tent TO keep him from evil.
not by taking him out of the world.
but By making him victorious over II.
He is most worthy disciple of Christ
who, like Paliissy, or Buxt0n, or Bud
gett, or Perthes, exhibits religion as
the right nse of a mans own self-as
the one thing which gives dignity and
nobility 20 what is initsolf sOrdid and
oartnly-as the handspring of earnest
and successful strivinrs after lofier
ends and a purcr life-as the power.
outside OF and within man. which.
lifting up conduct IN the individual.
raises the communicated not asa
state OF mind mystical. aud in active
life unatiainable, high up among
things intangible, separated from con
tact with work-a-day lie. appropriate
10 Sabbath DAYS aud special hours. 10
leisure, old age and death-beds. Ev-
cry man who is "dilligent in business
serving the Lord " is 8 sermon hrim-
ful OF the energies of life and truth. a
witness 20 the oomprehensivencss and
adaptability OF Christs religion. a
preacher OF righteousness in scenes
where none can preach 50 effectively
or SO well
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W. w. Belts az Co..
Cssrsss--s is Nzzssa 4 Ho1Fsl
HAvE 54st r-esf7rs a large aus rell selected
III s-asE e al kiaas q s1o5s. such as
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
Eaass nr5 sla-s. Eats n-d Cars. Notices. Hard
EH-s, Glass Aails. oil1. Paists, QussnsEars,
9ruosriss, Ec-r, Eaz-z- Fesd, 4c, uhirt vs
aas sssrlsE AZ srsasiE
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Or n s1rAazgs f-r LUNBEz a-d sHIN6LEs
We izss-s 20 zaks Il 90 ths sdraniars q The
TIMBER MEN
u he lsvs- esd Of Clsa-fsli sounty ana on
Cist-tsil cresk % rst tasir suppiies from his
re--i; tei-r @ the Ers cr ths Railroad. We
cHu sell r1u1s lu hs1tar lsrns thau 81 auy poiui
- ClsIr-a-i c-lusy, Hui ne ere seilirE oar stock
a. s-rA prices a. 10 zaks il an object 70 thoss
saying % s-y fruz us
ADVANCES OF GOODS. FEED. &C,
MAJ. 60 a-suu-s e SQUARE TIMBER. Which
ss 81 si,asr ssl ur eonzissisn, er bay a'
Exs3 r1.ss
r~-CaH s-s sss IL o=r ruo.ss ard yri.ss ssnq
fl1i ne u-as- W ". BETrs A co.
AsHr Pai-Fsh-rs. Yer. S, lssG
FLOUR OF different brands can be
h1a Al ell a=ss Il Vsry ior r-i-ss, ai the
CLEARFrELo sroRF-
EsTs-g Year Phfipsburr. Pa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Sc, in
srsas ra-i-,y. a. ths I.-ss,F- ts-sash.ss, Ii.
CLsARFIL-I STORE,
reTss Near FAEipsbu-r. Pa.
SALT, BY the saek or load, cheaper
AH- saa be had uHyvss-s else. tstAs
CLEAETIELD STORE
s-Fsf Near FhliFssurr. Pa.
CALL 4 EXAMINE THE STOCK
e foc5s uow ssliirg az the
CLEARFELO STORE,
l--..' ,o-ls, z,
HIGHEST PRICE paid in Goods
--.--,
nlF@-f Nsar rhiHPssurr. Pa
THE CHEAPEST GOODS. Of an
lisi' ssssl.a., the ci..rs.,i store.
" W. BETTs a CO.
n
-s a. s'if 'A'i' us-ai Frios
DRESS 60ODS
CIOAEs AND SHAwLs.
BROWN sHEETIXGS
FLANSELS AND Blankets.
wooLEN GOODS
HOSIERY.