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Markets by telegraph.
fopEtGS MARKER

fonEtGS MARKEiS.
LONDON, December Noon. - Consols 9a.;
Bonds s5A Tallow 47a- Sugar nrm NJ 3osa2os I'd.
LIVERPOOL, December o-Noon-Cotton steady :;
'lplands I'D; orlcans 12]6d; sales 10000 i,acs
Accommodation quiet.
PARIS, December G-Noon.-Boursc opcned
firm Rentes 72f f0c.
DOMESTIC NARKHTs.
NEW YORK., December O. Noon. - Market
strong, with oil upward tendency. Money Ga
Z. Exchange, long, s2l; short, s7s. Gold 23k.
Sixty.twos, coupons, 15G. Tcnnessecs, eXcoupon
40; new +oA: Sirglnias, eX-coupon, 90; new "a {;
Louisanas, DID, OF; new, 60; Ievce skies 90; eights
rs: Alabama eights o5; Georgia skies So; North
Caronas, OLD, 4SH; new 33S. Flour rather more
steady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm. Pork
dull; new mess $32 60. Lard dull; barrels Iea
l9x. Cotton steady at 2j. rurpcntinc duh at 4Ic
sosin quiet at 81 O5n2 o71 for strained. PrcIghts
| quiet.
Evcning.-Cotton shade 1rmcr; sales 1000
bales Mt 25H. Flonr shadc Grmcr on lower grades,
| with fair demand. Wheat firm ami uuict. Corn
unchanged. Pork quiet Lard steady. Whiskey
shade nrmer. Groceries and naval stores dull
Rosin seas Money steady at Cat. Sterling shias,<
Gold active and armer ut 23IS. Governments clos
declining; 62's l6k; Soutnerns nTm. ptvyhs ur.
clIncd, closed unsettled.
CINCINNATI, December Corn declining, new
rs; oil o5aaS. Mess Pork dropping at s3oHa31
Bacon dull; shoulders AK; sides 17Hals Lard
| arm, kcttlc lsH. Whiskcy e7aoS.
LOUISVILLE, December 6.-Provisions qulet.
Mess pork sSla3lH. Shoulders l6X; clear sides
1o)4; hams %. Tercc lard lsN. whiskcy un.
changed.
WILMINGTON, December G.-SpIrIts turpentinc
| quiet ut 391fa4oc Rosin quiet. Crude turpcn.
tine lower at 81 75as2 so. Tar steady ut Sc o5.
Cotton steady ut 29a23Hc.
AUGUSTA, December 0.-Cotton closed quiet
ana Grm; sales 4o5 bales; receipts 6ss bales; mid.
dlngs 23c.
SAVANNAH, December 0.-Middlings closed arm
at 23xc; sales 900 bales; receipts 42o7.
MOBILE, December S.-Aiddlings closed ut 23xa
23jzc. Receipts 3o32; sales 1000 bales
NEW ORLEANS, December o.-Cotton closed ac-
two and flrmer ut 2lc. Sales $500; receipts 1895
bnles.
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THE NATIONAL BoARD or TRADE

RICHMOND, December @.
Buffalo, N. Y, was appointed as the next
place Of meeting.
General Canby was invited TO seat on the
hoor.
A resolution was adopted that Congress be me-
morializcd 10 improve the harbors OF Mobile, Rich
mond Savannah and Charleston, and to remove
the obstructions to navigation In the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers. and to require that the bridges
over those rivers be OF sufficient height ana locat-
ed by government engineers.
Resolutions were reported recommending, first,
the restoration OF the specie standard OF vnlue;
second. the issue Of aiX per cent. gold bonds,
payable In thirty years, to be eXchangabie for
grcenbacks at par; third, the establishment OF
now national hanks I'm soct!nna which hnvo No,
their due proportion; fourth, that national banks
be required TO retain the coin interest received
by them until specie payments are resumed op-
dyke, OF New York, ana Hostile, OF South Caro.
lima, otrcrcl minority report, approving tile
present financial policy Of the government, and
advocating Its continuance. A long discussion
followed
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Another View OF the Case.
BEAUFORT, 8. c., November 20
TO THE EDITOR OF TILE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
Notwithstanding tho past season has been
considered the most favorable for tho produc-
ton of long stnplc cotton which we have had
for several years, tho question ariscs, and with
little force, shall we continue Its cntlvntioni
Though severe drought, extending through
August and September, ESQ extraordinary ut
that scason,) will account, In somo degree, for
thc disappointment OF the planter, whose crop
was 30 promising even 10 the end of July; and
though. in some cascs, tho caterplars arc
charged yirh the destruction ofa small portion,
and the carly frost may lave further reduced
the ylcld,still tho slDrtncss OF the crop must be
otherwise explained. IIavo we any adequate
means OF asccrtaining tho extent OF the steal
aJe2 Not only are onr fields exposed to dep
relations by night, bnt even while engaged in
picking for their employer, tho negroes carry
of to their homes pockets woll Oiled with
tho precious staple, md, In variety OF other
why's, manage TO abstract, in small quauti-
ties, enough to materially reduce tho Income
of tho sorcly disappointed planter. Now, de-
lection Ia 80 difficult, nnd redress SO unocr-
tain, IL behooves US sctiously TO consider what
We can prontably substitute as o crop. For
some years past prices have ruled 80 high that
the planters conld afford to have largo share
stolen whenever his crop vas not unusually
small; but now that ordinary coitons arc worth
no more Than forty or fifty cents, (and VIZ do
not here stop to consider tho causes or this re-
ducllcn,) It is manifest that no one can nay tho
current rates Of labor, have his work done in
sloveniy manner, lose onc-third OF his crop
by theIt, and support himself on tho remain-
Ing two thirds. except at prices much above
thosc now obtained.
Ifcotton must be planted, let ltbe "upland."
T g hulk boiny 30 much grca.cr, the aggregate
mount OF theit must bo considerably less; and
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Receipts by l,nilroad, Dccc,n,,cr G.

SOtTh CARpIISh RAILROAD.
1877 bales cotton, hs bales ,tornrstics 10 bbls
naval Stores, car stock. TO isairuaa Agent l.
ID DcSauSsurc, Wartllaw 4 Carcw w X RYAN A /
Sniilas, Gracscr Smith, Mowry " co, Rrc,lcr !s
Davis. rcizGr, Rodgers & co, G II Waller & co, G
williams n co, Frost & Adgcr bowling Il co,
w Smiih. j Is Sloan. VIC Courtney & co,
Wills Chisolni. Cnghorn, Herring K co. Gold
smith Il Son, ana others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
l36 bnlcs cotton, cars phosphate. mtlsc, &c. To
Frost Adgcr, Reetlcr 4 Davis Thurs,Un &
Holmes, j. 1hurstOn, GRillard " Minoit, Rave.
ncl & co. Walter & CO, a J Salinas, Caldwell &
son, q W. VIII nns Il co, w q Bee & CO. Kirkpat-
TICK Wlttc, MowTy g. co, Eac,imnnn z 90 w G
Dukes CO. w Ryan. BrOdlc Il co, pelzcr, Rod.
gers q CO, w q Courtney & Co, ami IL Slmnis.
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Tho Chm nrlcston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.

The Chnrlcston Cotton, Rice nnd Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MoNpAi EVENING, December =, 1869.
CoTroH.-TIis article continued to show much
dulncss and prices tended downward, the decline
hcing about &c q ID. Sales about $50 bales, viz:
at "2k; 30 At %; at 2; l7 ut 23>s; lo at o311
20 mt 231s; at 2ic; on private terms. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
ordinary TO goou ordinary. .22si@23,i
l.oW mluhilhB ........... i1sGD-
strci n,i;i,r,, 5000 ''''''''' 400
Rrcs.-Tho supply on the market was light.
Sales SIS tierccs OF clean Carolina AT 61ic. y ID.
We quote common 10 fair clean Carolina nj GcO
o,s; good Gal@Ic. n Ii.
NAVAL SToREs-Thcrc was Int little done under
this head.
FHEiGHTs.-hrc somewhat ,Iull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making a: I'D a
III on uplands and 1lld OH sea Islands; by
sail, 7-1Gd q Ii OIL uplands aud ed e ib
on sea islands. To lIavrc, by steam, noml-
nal; by sail, nominal Mt Ike on uplunds and
1,4c on sen islands, nominal. Coastwlsc To
New York, by steam, 7l'. q ID on uplan,ls
ana 1c on sea Islands; by sail, 3sc q ID ON
uplands. To BOSTON, by st,anI, nominal; by sail,
&c q lb oil upiands. To Philadelphia, by steam.
sc q ib on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom.
tnal. To Baltimore, by sttnm, I:G9ssc g ID on
uplands; by sail somcwlnt nnminal.
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PuSRcnEcrH.

Per steamer Fannie. from Gcurgetown-R e
Wallace, J ]. Palmer, W u Ford, Il w Vanx. j II
Eastcrllns. Miss Hume AMI servant, Miss Mary
Ford, and on deck.
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IeT CIiLIsND LII.
uooN,s rnAsRs.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLEsTo DEcEM BIER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British schr Elva, Culiner, Nussau, N P-3 days.
Fruit. To Cnnac.
Schr a II Edwards, Bartlett. Phi,adelphia-o
days. Coal. To Master, AMI + = Scigniors.
Steamer Fannie, white, Georgetown, = C, &c.
l30 bbs rice, sundrics, &c. To Thurston { Holmes
o Adams, Terry & Nolcn, Shackclfori & Kelly ]
uuackcnbush. Fraser & Din, Frost & adgcr anu
Order.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sen island cot.
ton To Roper Stoncy.
Boat from Christ Church. 3 bags sea island
cotton. TO Roper & Stoney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
, Brig tieorgie Swan, Mann, Georgetown, 8 CIV
Roach & CO.
schr Il E Pccker. Peckcr, Norfolk, va-J a Ens-
low & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Jovcn Antonio, Cnrboncli, BARGE.
Iona.
Spanish brig FOmento Alsina, Barcelona.
Spanish polHcrc Erinesintla. Roi.y, Barcelona.
Schr Dnvid Wasson, Tarley. SatiIla, tia.
Sciir Ralph Carlton, Curtis, Philadelphia.
Schr Ann Glover, Terry, Boston.
UP FOR THIS FORT
schr Whitney Long, Hayes, ut Baltimore, De-
cenibcr 3.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood ut New York,
December A.
SLIP Missouri, Bradburn, at New York, Dccem.
bcr4
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Ea,hv,,lo Market

NASHVILLE Deoonfcr 3.-corroN N-our mar.
Int opened outlet 'hls m0rntng, AMI samc fcw
aaloa were mnde to nnl.h incomplete Htfpments
very languld, and buye.I Hsro cautious In pur.
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STATEMENT.

orrcEI,s.
VII. PECKHAM. President.
VIM. T. HOOKER, vicc-Prcsldcnt.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Ac,uary.
"a. PUDICKAR, Superintendent.
lion. John A. Dix New York.
lion. Jarncs Harper Firm OF Harper & Broo.,o :
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
Win. oT. yermllye, Banker, tyermilyc & Coz
Chas. q. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydykc, cX.Mayor New. York.
Minot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Ngncy, Firm Thomas Rigney Il Co.
Benz B. Sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm or Arnold, Constable d Co.
islclurti ii. Bovine, Wetinore & Bovine, Lawyers.
Il. v. lIaughwou;, PIrm T.. v. IIaushwout d Co.
Win. wllkens. Firm OF wilkens Is Co.
Julius II. pratt, Merchant.
WIN. w. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
william Alien, Merchant.
Geo. w. CIylcr, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Gco. T. Hope. President Continental Fire Insur.
ance Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Pcokham, cornor Fifth Avenue and
Twcnty-thirtl strcot
Edward H. Wright, Newark, NJ.
Geo. W. Farlcc, Counsellor.
W. L. Oogswcll, Merchant.
KEEN IssERTM,
General Agents for South Carolina ana Georgia
0frirs No. 10 Broad street, Z
Oharieatnn: & O.
Dr. 7. nEENsrJEnNA. Examining phyaiaan
1anl2 1yrpAo
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c,osc"'N lie hest samples at 22Ht: The mnrkat
" very weak M follows: Ordinary 2I1E; good
..dlhary 22u.2ti; low mitlriling 22H
COTTON sratENHNr.
stock on hand September 1, lsUe. 80. None
nccciScu iO'uh1. .................--.. 3ff
heoei'ed previously y............... Io,5oo-Io.GI
-
I":al; ..................-....... 1851
SHiPictt previously .g,p31-0,is,
STOCK en- hnnd. ..................... i,i;J
FLouIt.-Wc noticed some little more activity IN
the narkc; to-day, with sI,s, Ut s5a1 80 rur stipcrs
10 fancy.
CoRS.-Wc notr sales from wagon nf loose In
The car NJ 80: u blscl Shipnlcnis io.,iay OF 3uD
hnShc!t, sacked ami delivered in depot, ~ 81 :,
bu9hci.
NnlNT.--Wc nu,c sale; to-day cf GN0 bushels
rs follows: Red ami amber naked VI 81 II; white
81 70 u bnshtl, sacked and delivered Ia depot.
OMs-We report sales n I0c, sacked and dc.
iivorcd in depot.
EAKiRY.-i'ut little coTin;, We quote nj
Slal -.
RlK--Ccmmands stall 10, loosc frorn wagon.
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COMMERCTIL NEWS.
ENI,OrtS.

NORFOLK, VA-pcr schr Il Il Pcckcr-aoo sacks
salt, 10 ilerces rice.
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sSA GE sl5.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave ricr .s-E@E.
No. AZ, North River foot Of Canal street .AlsjlghS
New YORK, ut II O'Clock noon, OF tile 6ilI and
2lst vi every month except when these dat es fail
on Sunday. then the Saturday prccctling.)
Departure Of 9Th and alst connect AT Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
icnn ports. Those Of htll touch at Manzanillo
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December l. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana hut go
| direct from New York to AspinwalI.
One hundred pounds baggage free I O each adult
Medicine nnd Attendance Tree
For Passage Tickets or further Information m.
ply at the C0aIpANYS TICKET OFFICE on lie
wharf, foot OF Cnnal.strcci, North River, New
YORK. +. X. BABY, Agent.
march12 Tyr
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n OR PALATKA, RIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
SEMI-W WEEKIY LINE.

Steamer DICTATOR" Captain ..ir~,>.
W. 7. McNcity, will sail from .s,-s5 go
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING nc o'ci0cs,
for above points.
Sieamer"ClTY POINT,n Captain George r. Nc.
MILAN, VIII sali from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, NJ 0'clUck for above points. Connect.
Ing with all railroads NJ Savannah going South
onI west. Connecting with the Florida ltailroad
nj Fernnndinn, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile nntl New Orlcans
Connecting, ut Palatka, with Harris steamers for
thc Oclawaha River. Through Hills or T,ndillg
given for frciglts 10 Mobile and New Orleans.
Freighs payable OIL the wharf All goods 70 naln-
Ing on the wharf ut sunset will be stored a: risk
and expense OF owners. .
tsigncd) J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
noVi3 Agents.
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nailrou0s.
[tIlAN NGE OF SCHEDULE.
t;N,J5:ii II J.:I 50 ;459 E5.gE I4;!.ll
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.l
ATLtNTiG AND GULF RAILROAD,

SAyANNhlI, November j, lbI0
YIN anu AFTER SUNDAY, the 9Th Instant. PasScn.
ger trains ON this road Will ran as follows. com
mcnrInB with The i.3r T. ii. train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS
leave SaVallflah daily .I.30 I. NJ.
Arrive at cambridge thIon'lay's except
cpM ....-..-.......... .G.15 y. NJ.
Arrive al Lave Oak daily yat............2.9O n. a. NJ.
Arrive M jacksonville daily at.......7.U2 A. Nj.
Arrive nj Tall, daily ai........T.O7 4. NJ.
Arrive ut Quincy daily ynL..............y.IbA A. NJ
Leave quincy unilY NJ. .G.25 =. Al.
Leave Tallahassee daily at..........S25 at r. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily yat............S.Op nj. T. NJ
c'iic lave oak 'iay at. LIS 4. NJ.
Leave Rainbrltgc Sundays cNccpicd)
ai........... $50 7. NJ.
Arrive NJ savannah daily nj. 1850 a. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays cNccptcdN
Arrive ut Live Oak tsnnlay's exccpiedj ~
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXccptcdI at 600 a. k
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
Passengers Tor Stations west Of Iawtan, on
main line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
III 4.30 l.. NJ.
BRUNSWICK TRAIN.
Leave Savannah lrucsdny, Thursday
anu saturday. At at...................I2.50 7. NJ
Arrifc NJ No tIuncton) at............4.3O +. Al.
Arrive at brunswick at................6.42 at. r. NJ
Leave itrnnswick tMontay. Wednesday
Ai!tt truay) At. 10 IT
Arrive at Savannah nt...........Go0p nj. 20 T. N
CONNECT at Jacksonville with steamers for Pa
intRa, i'tcolata. Enterprise, and nil POINTS on the
81. johns River. Through tickets good Inv All
S'gnlhcrS ON tue river. IT, >. lIAINES,
ucco General Superintendent.
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Gross receipts NJ this port for the weok q ozo
halcS. Slncp LIST Scntemhcr. 22u iia Laieg

Total. i....................... 1,183,l25 1,1i6.c47
Increase III Visible Hupply..... 6S,078
Stock nf cation held by Manchester apInners nj
tho mills, now 10000 bales; Same limo 1858
l3S. 900 bales. Addling Orleans, now 12kal2Xd;
then. 11Kd.
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4HfRcUGH HTLhS LAD!MG GIpEv lUR cor.
TOW TO BREMEN.

The Steamship MARYLAND, John -<E,g@-.
son. Commander, will SAL for lialti- -&NllN4S
more on TUESDAY, December Th, Mt 4 O'CLOCK r.
NJ, from ficr No. |, Union Wharycs.
ED-illSurance by tIe Steamers or this line :.
per cent. 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia. To I,os.
toh ~ Philatclphia Frcghis forwarded to tla,
city by railroad from baltimore without uddi
tional expense for insurance.
By arrangement with the Steamships of the
Baltimore and Bremen Line. sailing scini- month
~, through l'illS fadng for COTTON will hereafter
terms.
20 Through Ellis Ia'ling given 10 PIIII.ADEI..
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply to
COuRTESAi & TRENHOLM
uoc3 Union Wharvcs,
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Repnbliean County ConEsntion.


Pursuant to notice given,a number of the
Republicans of Clearfeid county me: at the
Court House, on Monday afternoon. August
30tb. The Convention was called to order
By Il B. SSoope, Esq. Chairman oF the
Committee; and, on motion. the following
officers were chosen:
Harry Hoover, President;
Elisha Fcn,on and John NJ. Katen, Vice
Presidents
5. J. Row, Secretary.
On motion, Resolred, That William J.
Hemphill.J. B. NJ Enally, aud J. B. Hew-
ut, be appointed Representative Conferees,
with power to substitute.
Resolred, That the County Committee,
be, and are hef7Sy empowered. II TO them
II shall appear expedient, to nominate inl
county ticket.
Resolced That this Convention heartily
concur in the re nomination of John W
Geary for Governor, and Henry ". vii
iiams for SupremeJ Judge; and that We fully
endorse the platform adopted By the Repub-
Lean State Convention.
RcsoiceI. That the Administration Of
President L. S. .Grant. meets with oul
most hearty approval.
Resoired, That the firm, consistent and
patriotic course of our Representative IL
Congress, Hon. G. W Scofeld. elicits oul
warmest admiration and highest praise.
After the adoption of the above resolu
tons the Convention adjourned
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- o NJ E T H l y G 4 Z W
~ IN AESOSVILLE,
Clearfeld county. Penu'a.

Ciearfeld county, Penn'a
Tho undersigned having erected, during the
past summer. a large and com N odious store room.
is now engaged n filing IL up with new AID
select assortrn Of Fall and Winter goods. Nhich
he offer. the public st prices suit the times
His stock Of Mems and boys clothing is unusual
ly extensive, and is offered 10 customers at from
SI0 10 $50 for whole suit Flour. salt and q 70
eeries of every kind, complete sssoftme mt;
Stoves and StoFe-pipe, heavy stock; Boots and
Shoes. II ats and Caps in great variety Ladies
dress goods furs. and other fancy goods. together
with endles. assortment of notions too tedious
to enunerate. always on hand and sor sale very
cheap. Prints at 0 cents yard and other goods
in proportion Now is the time 70 buy.
Country produce of every kind. at the hi gh est
market prices, will be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Greenbacks viii not be refused
FOR suY article in store Examine my stock be-
fore you buy elsewhere. .
October 50 1867. II. SWAN.
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METEOROLOGICAL report for the week
ending Saturday, August 2Sth, 1869, as fur
uisheI ty Z Fcnion. Esq of Penn town
ship. Maximum Of thermom eter, 81 ct ,
7. II. ou 255h ana 2Sth; Minimum, IS at
G + NJ, ou 2Gih; Mean Of week, from
three daily ols,ryations-at : a. IN. and ,
aud > T. NE - Rain, 25lh and 2Srh
.9T5 iHches-not quite one inch Maximum
Of barometer = - on 24rh-m:u. Is .Ie on
.sth
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CLEARFiELD ACADEMY.

The First Session Of The next Scholastic year
Of this Institution. will commence on Monday,
the 9Th day Of September, 1869
Pupils can enter at any time. They viii be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close Of the session.
TIE course or in,truetion embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accom-
plisbed education Of both sexes.
The Principal having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training Of the youth placed under his charge
Terms OF TUIIIos:
orthograPhy, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmstic, per sessiOn.ti1 we.ks.) IS 90
GRAMMAR, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry. $500
AIgebr1, Geometry, TrisonoInetry, Msnsuration
Surveying. Philosophy, Physiology, Chsmistr.
Book keeping Botany, and Physical Geogrs
ply. $500
Latin. Greek and French, with any Of the a.
bove branches slaes
Music Piano 80 lesson.) $le.e0
sNo deduction will be n ade fer absence
For further particulars inquire of
REV P. L. HARRISON. A N
July 81 1857 Principal
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prrraToUs. services will be held
-, S,bIath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
Rev. NixdorfT in the Lutheran church
- The morning and evening.
D. Rev. ". II. Dill, in the Methoais,
~ morring and evening. Sabbath
EI ,tqA VI. Prayer meeting, every
TTI.-rs7.r at 7!P. VI. Communion services
r!-.- - tS.bI,sth # every month al l93 4. VI.
S.-v;ra.i in St. Andrews Episcopa! church
=, Tns,.;av evenings, at :. Q clock. Seats
free.
: Francis church-Mass at l0t a NJ.
the second and fourth SUNDAYS OF each
month.
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EnUCATIoN At UoHE The Academy IL
this town Is hoDse Institution for the edu-
cs'iou Of 10th sexes Prof Harrison l.
E9rthg ct liberal pa;r mage. With abili
y. experience sni energy he i eIainentiY
g7a. lcl tor the mental and moral training
@. the youth placed ander his care Music,
t9'E vocal ani Instrumental, i taught by
ezreri@acsi teachers; also all the branches
nar=-aa7y to an accomplished ejucatioa
NJ, session VIII open on Monday, Sopteln-
tlr 9Th
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The "CIe.rfeld County agricultural Society"
have determined not to hold q regular Fair this
year for the reason, mainly, that notice has not
been given in proper time to have the necessary
preparations made. 1t has been determined how
ever to hold Fair on the old ground. near the
Borough of Clesrfeld. on WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, tie l4th. I5h and
I6fh EGss Of October, Il D. Is70, and for the pur
pose OF affordirg the farmers opportunity Of
preparing. and making it an object to improve
and exhibit fall crops to be put in the ground
this year. the following premiums a eofered
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THE SECOND GAME, between fhe Susque-
hanna Base Ball Club OF Curwensville, aud
the yhlucieclamoo>e, of Cleariieli, was play
ei On the grounds Of the latter, near this
Place, on Friday last, August 9th. The
very best feeling prevailed throughout the
game, and was witnessed by large number
81 spectators. At the close Of the game,
'1e two clubs repaired to the Mansion House
-Hl partonk Of sumpJious repast gotten
-i i5r the occasion. The score stood as
i5llovS.
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pROCLAIM 1T TO ALL THE WORLD
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale the IN
divided one half tie whole of the Bald HIlls
Property. in Girard township. Clear field CO., Pa
Said property contains about FIFTEEN HUN
DRED ACRES Of land. we'll tim bered with Pine.
Hemlnck and Oak. A good STEAM SAW MILL.
kfty horse power with capacity to Gu; d, ,0nn feet
Per day, is erected thereon Also, a Picke Sh in
gle and La;h Mill conn ected The machinery i.
comparatively new and in good order,
Persons wishing TO purchase receive fur
thef Information 10 regard to price. &c oy cali
ing on John H. FULFURD. Ciearfeld. Penn'a a.
ALEX IRWIN, on the premises, the under
signed.
Aug II, 1S69-3m. JAMES IRWIN, Sen.
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gle 2sasn,ans So1rnaf Gearfo ga September 1, 1869.

'ECoNoNT Is WTALTH, buy y2ur Boots
Shoes, Hats and Cps, at the Banner Store
Of j. c. Liehtcap & Son.