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srEkNRoArs.

Belle Lee McGfll from Louisville
Vicksburg. Blanks. fromsOu .chiis Ciy Is
Hunter Jeanfr au. from Pointe STA n sche
A g Brown Bassett. from Lower Coast
Alice Dean, Msrstta. for Cincinnsn
Indiana. Neal from Lousv1ile
Gen Quirmsn. Lenthers, from Vi-ksourg
St Nicholas. 0owt,, frOm Csmpte
Ma iODsl Sinnott. from Shreveport
Lucreta, avis, from Mobile
Thomas Powll Blanchard, from Thibodaux
Picker Aucain, from Lsfourcke Crossing
Aloe, RAd0vich, from 10 yer Coast 80
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Ship Polar Star. Rich. from Bordeaux lOtn 70
Snip INLAND Breul bobes, rom brenefn@'ei iosA
L y Stockmeyer
Ship Theebad Theoead nom Havre IAN Arcn 70 A'n
bridge Ocean -, -, 4.
Bark JOSH LoinE LOrng from Liverpool 18th March, to
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Memoranda.

scbr Mary Campbell Tasso this port to Grand Gallon
with cargo produce went ashore the lth ult during
heavy southeast gale The not insured; the
was partially covered by insurance. and, together with the
vessel will prove total loss.
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Narint Snttltstntt.
/ CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a OANP srREEf, /
Friday. May 8, 1858.
rr.a ~.s.raa-

NRksCkNT UFFIck, no - UNIT sIkHkft
Friday. May 8, 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tappah ock, Olsen. for Havana Bers
ship Tamerlans, SuE for Bremen Crew NcksrsOn o
Snip ~ Moriis0n for Liverpool John Robinson
ship Marcia Gfeenleaf Dales, for Havana in ballast
treeVy, Hickerson a. 60
Bark Fortuna SPAN Berdaguer Tor Bsrceona PUG Bros
Brig John Bans, Prist, tor Havana, in Hast,
sehr stpgrsy, Fowler for shisldsboro Miss. in ballast
Master
Schr C Pettingill. ssdler. for MatamOros,
GoldenboW 4 Kelley
schr Arthur Burton. FIohock, for MstanzAs
Sehr Appie Grieves Burk for Csrdenas GodenbOw Key
Steamer Lucretia DAVIS for Mobile, Master
Steamer Pauline Csrrsl White for st Louis, Master
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ore or JsrrrRsos. Nay 8, i,ss

Arrived yesterdsy-4o5 Texas Beeves, I'll
Calves and Yesrlings and 70 sheep. Sod.l46
Tsrss Reeves. so Calves and YeaSlngs, IS Hogs
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DUENA VISTA ENGLIsH
CLAS SICAL HO0L.

Having retained aer Of three years. 70 NJ
tsrmer home immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn.
viii open MONDAY, the 10th Of September next, En-
giish ard Classical School, for the education Of Boys
The lOcaity InsttutioR delightful combining al
the advantages and country The grounds ample
and beagAn besutned and adorned with onamsntstree
and shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and being
repsinted repapered receansed repu6ed that
iecsty in the whole country win be more healthful
The discipline of the School will be mild and parental bu
arm and decided and every wiz be develop the
physcsl intellectual moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal Of the School prepared board Twelve
Scnolars
Terms tor Session Of Five Msnths:
Tuition In Primary Department. Is e.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classics
Board per MONTH including fuel and lights. 20
Contingent
Washing at lsundress' prices
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References from rennessee-CO Jno NcGsvOck, Gen. NJ
p DeGrAnsureid Col ON Perkins. R Il Bradley Esq.
Col W. s. McLemore, J. B. heEwen ESQ, Col John Ia
House, Rev. A n. Cunningham, d. D., Rev Francis Il
Davis Dr. John Park, John Carter, ESQ, T. NJ Ewing,
ESQ., Judge p g. s. Perkins J. W. Nicely. RObt. p Moss
ar1es Allison
References from vIrgnis-Hon- Andrew g. Fulon, Or.
T.ssnders, Gen. VIM Terry, O. s A. Randall ho0aveck
Esq-, ssul Crockett, ESQ.,, Thomas WOOD ESQ, Rev.
fLscy J. c. Graham. @. o. Tsts, Stephen hcGsvOck,
James n whsrry wythe county; Gen James A. Wslkss
Dr.. Etw. WATSON. , B. Alexander. Bsq, Rev. Dsnl D
Ewing. Js.ss n. Coys. ESQ, ruissh county.
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Arrired Yesterday.

Steamship Crescent Hathcrn Indisnoa and Galveston
TO G A Whitney &co--lst district
steamship Dudley Buck Pendleon from RockpOt, to
DeshOu-lst dis rict IA
Bark AeeFa SteTett from Cardf Wales 70 master-POint
Bark Carmen spAn GOvodo from MslAgs In bAss 70 Aven
dano Bros-So district q
sc Billy butts (srt, hewitt from cisnfusgs to Mummy.
Iuiue &co-Point
Sloop - joseph from LsOuchs, mssie-2d district Is
Lugger Three BrOshers, iron LafOurche u.ster dis
Lusser /. Tour Anequs from St John BAptists to
ter-2d district IS
Logger Louisa JolAn. from Barstsr's to msste2d dis
Lager Lsbsrty Augustn from B.rstAris-tO msss2a
fowBoATs.
Towbost Calhoun Jactsen the 2h ut ship
Prosec1or snd brig L Meril--brought NJ bzrks Car
unel sad kginA sac scAr Billy Butts.
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aud Mich Cows. Stock on sale-5l2 Texas
Beeves. 465 Calves and Yearlings. 68s hogs, z0'
sheen and SO Mich Cows. We quote;
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RED RIVER.

KOUNS THROUGH LINE-Leaves EVERY SATURDAY
E1k JEFFeKsON AND sHREvSFORr
II Direc-TteU :. mail steamer Lafourche, BEN. Is.
kOUNb, Master, VIII leave above -ketumiug leaves
Shreveport " EONESDAY At IL Passes Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY, nj p. Passes Grand Econe
every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT 81 IL n Passes Alexandria
THU hSDAl az IAN Passes eorman's Landl evry
THURSDAY ut p. Passes Mluth Red river every
THURSDAY at NJ Passes Baton Rouge every RS
DAY NIGHT at II Time TO and from Marshall aud Jsl.
ferson, three and hal days Apply 10
q. Ia KOUEs BRO. 80 Common street.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. st y. n
EOR GRAND ECoRE, ST. MAURICE. MONT
gomery Cwill take freight for all landings the Bsa
Dieu) Cotle. Alexandria, formsn's Bsrbn's and all
mediate landings twill take freight for Shreveport and
mediate landings. reshppng at Aexandria)-The and
magnificent sidewheel passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
JOHN DowTY Master.
Lou Clayton and I. j. Dowty, Clerks,
win leave above For freight passage sppy board
o WINBURk A LORD 90 Gravier street.
The st. Nicholas will take freight with passengers for an
Coast Landings high the mouth Of Red River clerk
will be the landing 70 receive freight Thursday
morning
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIRNED, Wishing TO ESTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF fOwsge and TO otter
greater facilities ts the shipping entering and leaving this
port have combined the following Tovboss
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman Republic, Tecumseh
Wieaco and Reliance.
Tha numher and power above associated Line OF
Towhoa il guarantees detention will either At
'' PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER a ZUBERB ER,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., = Line
Associated Once, IS Carondest street up stairs.
J. c. EORGROSS
CHAS. FITZENRfTER.
Levee Agents.
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VICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, AsH.
EOR VI"KsBUEG, kATCHfZ AND ALL IN
IL termede,e landinRs-he steamer Gen Quif maas
T. Lestfe master Sam Ayes clerk, v leave ss Shove
maxim all Coast lar dings
sINFOTT q ADAMS, Is OommerciAl Place
The steamer Quitmsn connects at VcEsenrg -th
stearufrs Yazoo and fslAhsshe
Julia snd Rubicon for 81 Louis Mem
phis and al intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, AT y.
VTICk SBU RG. HATCHEz AND NEW OhhEAss
Beguisr Tuesday u 8. Mall Paekst, in plae oil me
4 LIE. The steamer
JNO w. CANNON, hssss
win shove for vckburs Matches Grand osh see
ney 81 Joseph waerproOL For Adams bsgoe sara ssssr
Rouge ID ona all intermediate lsnoinkh
The f3av allen mare. close eonneetions Win stssn@
CALUMET Al VcksburR all landings on fszoc river.
For freight passage having
W.T. - S'''y sixSoTT ADAMS, IS Csmmsrcil Plaza
A. BRIrT0N CO., Is Froat ssrsst-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
ZOE GALVESTON AND INDrASoLa.-THE
following iron low steamships form this Line
w q. Hewe,..I. Q. Harris ...- a ustin. soe1
sy..cc s rsss Morgan.
Clintos ..........Tartar .......".AaessoreA
ina steamship Crescent. i g
Nv HAWTHORNE, Commander,
win san on SATURDAY. May 9th. atsAn
For freight or passage apply 20 .u
50 and So Camp street.
No Whisky received without an order from the Office.
FOR TExAs..."...........".FO TEXAS
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
WA
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
g.. .s ~ Es Be-; :'.s
the train leaving the Age,s Depot =. -
at Brsshesr for Galveston.
,Io.ephiue CAPTAIN J. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets 70 be had secured until O'Clock
iousas Railroad company No. 90 Canal street. at the
Ferry Landing on the nSrnRs asPsTtqrs sun.n,.n.o
BREZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMER
Leaves on SUNDAY. May 10th, stsAE
TOR BRAzOs SANTIAGO THE Low
Il pressure side-wheel iron steamship
r. s. BOURNE. Commander,
win leave above her wharf foot Of St Joseph street,
carrying tho u mails For freight passage apply 70
oHAs. A WHITNEY Co, Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
B-So freight received without order frem the
Agents The St. Mary will stop at Galveston to take the
mails.
PHILADELPH
FoA PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANYs
Regular Semi nsuthiy Line of Steamships.
suniata, l2ls tOns................osptP ?. hoxlh
STAR Of she Union, Capt 7. n. OooKSEY.
| To san THURSDAY, May a. st6P.E
| COK PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The tAvoKits steamship
| Star OF the Union.
Capt I. N oooKsEY.
| WIN lssvs hsr wharf. Jackson Square. - ss0vs
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency
Through Tickets New York, Baltimore and Boston.
FOR hsIsh. passage, having splendid sOOommOea
| Hozk sppiyts -
| UKEEvY, NIOKERsoN CO..
| 81 Csrondslet street.
|
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EkENOu MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT q CO., e.
Chemists TO IA. 1. HI. Prince kapolee
RUE RIoHELIEU, PARIS.

BY GRIMAULT d CO.,
Chemists TO HI. l. HI. Prince KspoIse.
Is Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cod Liver Ofl.
sRIMAuLrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE KABIsB
God on which Il s infinitely superior It cures dis
scny and loss Of sppete Il The
Constitution BY purifying the blood = IN word, the moi
OS bowels and is administered with the greatest efficacy g
IIas very scscous i 4. diseases osS. st
NO More Consumption.
GRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYrHosPHArE OF LINE
This medicine sovereign remedy in phthisis AND
ether 81 the sns n. nr ne ,ys
oease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS bis health.
Complexion.
DIS LERAs PHOSPHATE OF IRON
mis- new serugHous medicine contains the elements Of thu
sIosd and in liquid state drerentrom
hitherto offered TO the public Is liquid eooress sns TASTE
digestion dysmenorrhea and anemis.
mend the Phosphate ladies of delicate constitution
suffering snema and all other persons aiigued from
! and poornoss Of blood
Il the only preparation whicn constipation,
| and be borne BY tbs most delicate stomscns
Nerv ss Headaches and Neuralgia
| Instantsueouslycured BY
| GRnmAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARAFA-
Avesetabe substance time immemsali In Brasil
| and entirely inOfsnsive
| Better Than Copaiba.
| VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
| NATICo vEGETALIs
whs. al o.h preparations have failed thsss prspsraOn,
sur Of severe recent and chronic private diseases
Thsy are used the hospitals BY The celeb stsd d.
Mn ssi remedies and copsibs cubebs The aisciOn
aiss ssnrs ssest 1 IL PARIS 81 aRISAULT oos
Chemists " H. T. Prince IL en- ss s;.s.,,.
ssld in New Orleans sy pgcoEGE,
TYPE, sTEREoTYPE, AND ELBoTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
las Vine street, between Fourth and Fiji
r. ALLISON Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING mArBRIALS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
etereotypspg and Electrotyping
I. a. their various brAnchss-BOoks Music, Patent Nesi
cine Labels and Directions. Jobs Wood csta Etc Etc
LEXINGTON. VA
his Institution Is In full operation and ready TO ADM
Cadets frem any period Of the summer sad
| take charge Of them for the vhse year
The vacancies Faculty by the death Of Gems Stone
wall jackson Rodes Crutch6ed have been supplied b
the appointment O. W. Curtis Lee Col ". B. Bsi
and Col J. w. Mssse with hs addition Of Capt JshH
Brooke late Of the Navy.
Address the undersigned tkAkCls H. SMITH,
superfnteDdens
DAMS. CoCKBURN N HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN, ADAMS GAIT.
JoHr ID ArIrs late Dean, Adams 4 CAT; p J. CecKEURs
formeriy Of Oakley, Hawkins a Co; q. L
Hovx Lake Providence.)
D>xxsu Ea<tsrs and Comnfssisa Merchant
80. ~ UNION STREET. NEW ORLsAss
HERNANDEZ,
BROKER.
No. n Csreudeies street.
Avsss ca hs.a State end City rssss wsrsass, sss
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MISREPRESENTATION.

REaULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves ever WEDNESDAY,, At 6rn
ECK OFELOUeAs, WASHINGTON, POkf
and Bayou Courtsbleau-rhe good and safe steamer
Annie Wagsey, Gus e Boualler master, N. keLison,
eIerk will cave a. above viii Washington every
sundsy 10 O'Clock =. For freight or passage apply
w BLOCH BROS Is1 Common street., n o.
or o. HIHCKLEY SON. Washington, La
p S-The Annie Wakiey connects At Washington
with Bull Frog and bArges for AL landings Bayou
Boeuf and viI sign through bill. Of sdin9.
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,TREAsuRER,s sALE on

WIN. X. w hlGLE1,
March 26, 1s6s-stl Treasurer.
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No. Ae. Per. Warranfee. Tor.
1921 ete 70 Morris A Stewart 90 "a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

ADJoURSED.-The Legislature ad-
journed on Tuesday last The term
for which the following named Sena-
tors were elected expired with this
session, viz:
2. Jacob E. Ridgway, Rep, Phila.
A. George Connell, Rep, Phila.
III. George Landon, Rep, Bradford.
~. L. D. Shoemaker, Rep, Luzerne.
13. Warren Cowles, Rep, Mexican.
18 A. Hiestand Glatz, Dem, York.
10. David MCoDaughy, Rep, Adams,
81 Harry White, Rep, Indiana.
28. VIM. A. Wallace, Dem, Clear6eld.
25s Jas l.. Graham, Rep, Allegheny.
27. r. A. Brown, Rep, Lawrence.
on the eleven Senators retiring,
niTs are Radicals and two Democrats.
The two Democratic Senators have
decidedly Democratic districts, and
will have Democratic successors
The Democrats will without doubt
elect their nominees in the 4th, 18th
and 10Th districts, now held by Radi-
Gals, and they may even carry the I'd.
lf %, they will control the next Sen
ate To avoid such a result Mr.. Shu-
gart, Of the Centre district, was eject
ed from his seat by the Radicals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

The Radicals of Chicago are still
much exercised about the habits Of
Senator Yates. They do not consider
picked cabbage "trooly loil" diet,
and they do think that the Black
Crook costume in which he some
times shows himself to the boarders at
WiIlards, is not the proper Senatorial
dupery 1t is said that "prominent
Rcpnblicans will address bim let
ter, Z which, It is hoped, will have a
good effect ]" in other words, prevent
him from going to bed with his breech-
es en, and appearing at breakfast
without them A committee Of Re
publican Senators have notified him
that he must do one Of three things,
viks i. Behave himself; or 2. Resign !;
or 8. Be expelled. A dispatch from
washington says that Mr.. Yates has
just recovered from a severe indispo-
siiion It seems TO have been very
severe this time.
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628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
VIM. t. Hopkins "own Makep Of "Key-
stone skirtsn

stone skirts"
Arc the best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop
skirts in the market Trail Skirts, rs springs,
$t.o0; 80 springs, $l2O; aud 20 sprines, Las.
Plain skirts, tapes, 20 strings, so Cents rs
springs, IS Genus 80 Osprings, 81 10 IS springs
SLIPS. Warranted in every respect
"0ur OWN Make" Of UNION SKIRTS"
Eleven Tape Trails, from 20 to so springs, sl.2o
to $3.50 PLATA, Six Tapes, 20 to 80 springs,
from rs Cents to $2.0O. These Skirts are better
than those sold by other establishments as fret
class goods, and at much lower prices.
"0ur OWN Make" Of CHAMPION SKIRTS"
are in every way superior to all other Hoop
skirts before the public, and only have to be
examined or worn TO convince every one Of the
fact. Manufactured Of the best linen finished
English Steel Springs, very superior tapes, and
the style Of the metallic fastenings and manner
Of securing them surpass for durability and ex-
collenee any other skirt In this country, and are
lighter, more elastic, will wear longer, give
more satisfaction, and are really cheaper Than
all other. Every lady should try them. They
are being sold extensively by Merchants through
out this and the adjoining States at very mod.
crate prices. II you rant be best, r.r .or
Hopkins Champion Skirt" II you de not find
them, get the merchant with whom you deal to
order ttem for you, or come or send direct to US.
Merchants will hnd our different grades Of Skirts
exactly what they need. and we especially invite
them to call and examine our extensive assort-
ment or send for Wholesale Price List.
To be had at Retail at Mandatory. and Of the
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale Of the
Manufacturer only, 10 whom all orders should be
addressed.
Meuufsctory and salesroom, s2s Arch Street
between 9Th and 7th streets Philadelphs
March 2l ION WIN. I. HOPKINS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

NoRE CHANeE-It is said that the
Congressional Jacobns intend increa.
sing the number of Supreme Judges
70 tbirteen, so as TO give them a ma
jority in the court, Just as soon as
President Johnson is gotten rid off.
True, the court, as a, present consti-
tuted, isn't particularly in their way,
ls Il lacks the nerve TO declare upon
the most nagrantly unconstitutional
measnre; but they are not satisfied
with . court that simply won't de-
eide against them-they want one
that viii decide for them. With
Jacobin Congress, Jacobin Supreme
Court, and a Jacobin President, the
country would have beautiful pros
peot before il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

CoSFIRMED-Mr L. S. Dundy,
once law student in Mr.. Wallace's
Office, and Justice OF the Peace in this
borough, was, on Wednesday, the 9th
inst confirmed by the United States
Senate Judge of the U. S. Court for
the district of n ebraska. Elmer consti-
tntionally was always Democrat,
but interostedly he was far otherwise.
AZ Nebraska will without doubt, in a
few years more, be Democratic all
over, we have no doubt but that the
Judge will soon be right too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

The man Hale, who robbed the
Ada ms Express Co, at Philipsburg,
SOM time ago, has been arrested and
alarge portion of the money recover
ed We have been informed that the
Express Company adopted our sug-
gcstion made few weeks ago, of not
burthening Centre county with the
costs, or troubling Geary for par
don, and have released the loyal bum
mer. In olden times this method was
termed comp0anding felony, but in
these "moral idea" times it is called
"settling the matter" We suppose
Elias will soon have another flag up,
brcathing "death to copperheads."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

The Borough Fathers publish an
Ordnance in this issue, which en-
larges our borough boundaries to more
thAn double its former proportions.
We hope ournew neighbors may never
rerrct this much needed alliance.
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SALE
OF unaoated Lands.

NOTICE h hereby given that In
~ putsuance Of m act Of Assem-.
bly, passed on the 18th day Of June,
A. u, lst5, entitled "An Ac, TO
amend an Act directing the mode Of
selling unscated lands In Clcarheld
county, and the several supplements
ihorslo, there will be exposed TO pub
Ne sale or cutlery, At the Court House,
IN the borough Of Clcarheld, on the
second Monday Of June, A. u.
1868, the following tracts Of un-
seated land in said county, for the
taxes due and unuaid thereoni
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

ItwiI be noticed by their card else
where inthis issue, that Messrs. Shaw
&Wallace are now established in the
Hotel business at Luthersburg, where
they respectfully invite the travelling
public to give them a call
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

9Nill wonders never cease ?" is the
uniform exclamation of the millions
who constantly use "Barrett's Vege-
table Hair Restorative" One bottle
will convince the most sceptical Of its
mirAculous effect upon the human
Norfolk VirgiRidH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

4 REAL ESTATE, returned by
the several Collectors 10 the County
Commissioners, for taxes due and
unpaid for the year 1856 and previ-
Gus years, In pursuance Of the act Of
Assembly in such cases made and
provided; to be sold at public sale,
at the Court House, In the borough
Of Clearheld, on Monday, the sth day
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

We direct special attention to the
extensive sale, in this issue, of real
and personal property and store goods,
by Mr. Coudriet. Do not fail TO read
bis advertisement.
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Terms Of Subscription.

ghhe gFhhe attention of School directors
and teachers is called to an important
notice, in this ssue, published by Mr.
Snyder, County Superintendent.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-16

Grant overcame Lee with the nun
bar of his soldiers, and Ben. Butler is
trying TO overthrow the President
vih The number Of his words.
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DRESS-MAKING.

CPECIAL NOTICE---PARIsIAN DRESS
- AND CLOAK MAKING. Ladies' can have
their Dresses, Suits, Goats, aud Basquines hand
sonely made and trimmed, at the shortest no !.
street, Philadelphia.
Fancy and plain Fans, Mantilla Ornaments,
Dress and Cloak Buttons, Ribbons, Cluny and
Guipure LAces, Dugle and Gimp Dress Trim
mings, with large variety Of Staple and Fancy
Goodsfrom rs to so per cent. less than elsewhere.
Also, receiving daily, Paris Fashions IN tissue
psper, for Ladies' and Children's Dresses. Sets
Of Patterns for merchants and dress makers now
ready. at Mrs. NJ A. BINDERS,
jy4-ly 1891 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
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eaurailenal
Clarified Academy.
Rev. P. L. HARRISON. A M. Principal


rINHE THIRD SESSION of the rfoert ,cho-
i isshc yeat u this lnsiiiuiiou riictia 4tnss
on MONDAY, me l7th dAy Of February, ista.
Pupiis can enter At any lime. They nili os
charged ~ith tuition from the time they enter 70
the close Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces sttfy ihing
included IN thorough, practical and accolD-
plisbed education for both sexes
The Principal having had tho advantage af
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guard ans that his entire ability and
energies viii be devoted ta the moral aud mes-
tai training Of the youth placed under bic charge.
TEKMs OF TUITION
ortbography. Reading, Writing. and Primary
Ariihmeuc. per Srssiph On ~seksJ g. 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History 50 %
Algebra, Geometry, Tngobometry, Men
suration. Surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography % 90
Latin. Greek ard French, with any Of the
above Branches ei2 90
gzs-No deduction will he made for absence.
Ess- Cor further particulars inquire OF
Rev. =. L. HARRISON. A NJ,
CleAr6eld, FEB. 8, 1858 II. Principal.
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