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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Aus Chill:

Die IN Der lesten .3eit in dileniiben @a<
fen pom atlaneiiHen Ocean esnsetrpfenen
ShtTe baben beriftst bab fc fdwer ppr
bSicu1 Wetter unb Gis spr benz gap 6pru
gu letben sebabt hdtten.
SAT- bic game Stabt Nneup 1T ourd cine
Seuersbrunt serfDrt wprpen. Gtnioe Saae
DOR benz 8ranpe bate man in Mneup etn
leltlan,es Shdnonen beaba9trt. I'm Mtt~
tag ben1ertte man, bab bic Come, bic an
le1eu1 Sage gang Defenders sldn5enbe @trat<
len aua1part spn etnem unseteuren areis
pthter ihpar5er 8plfen ur7scbcn mar unp
ptsler tpisber spn einem Rirse, Der ebenfp
SteleSorben seiste, mic berResenbpsen. DIES
Sbanrn'en pauerte ldnser ais eineStunbe u.
serihpanb bann rlSslid,.
IS bat eia Nussrud bss 8ulfans siuaal
leee, her, ahtSis Neilen spu Gpplapc eat~
ferrt, auf el'en' tptem gpripruns Der Nrt
ben selescn it, fattseiuntea. uuaebeure
Selstt1tde &pNrben fcrtrGbrenn aus benz
Srater tn ,pette Gnrfernun9 seihleurert unb
aus Der Mihe, bic Der 8ulfan ausfSst, bat
iia hereits Elm @usel ppn brauner Sarbe ae<
btlpet. Am Sub bes Serspcriprunss, auf
Dem Der @ultan selesen if, baben f'G srpbe
spalten, BON benen eintse piersis garps
melt finb,' sebtlpet aub es FieBt aus ibnen
Waher beraus, bas riel Sal3 unb 5hwefel
entbalt. Ginise bunhert garps ron ben,
Sralt eut1ernt bat f9 bic san;e SberFd1e
Der Grbe ceraneert u.b es baben G6 fleine
Iethe setilcet, in ben 5creten fhmtu<
men.
Sn SetreF Der @epe,bsF eibes Der peut>
i6en Ginpanperer 1T ben neubeiepelten prpz
ntnien rirb sen1eleet: Gins if eewib, bab
ieit Der &nfurit Der Deutihen In jenen grp~
stnsen Butter, Safe, Sdtnfsn, siater, Setfe
unb anpere babin einldldsise @rtifel fp ME
ale 9arbmerts;eusniHe in nett beNererG to-
litat als fraber prpbuitrt .perben. gcr etpa
funf5ebn pber s,pan3is Sabren pdre Is gro
oe;u unn1Dsli6 sepefen, Elm fpldes DING
ME Gin Glas gter in ben grp.in;en 8dlbi=
ria unb Gbilce ;u betcmmea, trabrenb 5ie
fh scn benz sesenpdrtisen Gcnium ppu
Bier in jenen 9rpstnsen einen Besrif ma
den tcnnen, trenn itr Sbnea, pbne tefirdtcn
iu raafen, bab Semane msiner gebauptuns
piperipreaen tSnute, mittbetle, bag nidt
treniser ale reun rber sehn Srauer eth nit
iebr tepeutenoem @eptnn rertnupftes ST.
ihafte trsiben, tnoem fe bic 8epclteruns non
galricia, gtilce uni Sort Mcutt nit cement
Nrttfel serieten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Nplitiidbe Hara9rapben.
SCR Der @abIin SIiinsis.

9prber @ablin Sliiusis.
Demptraten: Cure gartei leibst an
Mudsrtbum mic Gin umsetebrtes stadel-
it.pein.
NabifaIe: Sbr list sani ahse{dmaft, ibr
Gprperteass.
Der @abL
(Gine e4aar rabitaler Ruder, ;abirei9 nit
bic 6suiar.fen, tansen in B%lupminstcn.)
&abitale: 5ulfe, 5alfe sesen uniere
Breunbe, . fpmn1t ibr aue pbne l1nteri9ieb
Der natiunalen sbaammuue, tss @laubens, pber
Der pcliti9sn @einune unb belft uns cine un@
terbrifuns ~ab3umebren, biz i1limmer it ais
irsenb cine Der potentaten- 2abt uus cine St.
senprsaniiation bilpen gum S&ase ber Greibed
unD %abitaFans Der 3wanssjads.
Ni9t pabr bas tlinst anpers.
@enn Is gilt, fir bic Neu-gnslanb Staa-
ten etpas gurtbeilbaftes su Stanps ;a brinsen.
70 fnb unisre &abifalen slei& be Der 5anr, unb
yersehsn nd fOsar ielba barber.
inter BEN Gttel : nunterftlbur9 t11r bnertl,@
DE 8autsn," iudt NeuensIanb riebsr sinen
f.tteu BiRen 3u erbaiden. &c il beaatrast,
breisebn MiQionen fiji ben Bau etnes Canals
an ben Riasarafaa, pubur& bic @anerRrabe
auiiden zen nSrbli9sn @een unb Der Heuens-
IanrfiRe beraefeQt tperben iuQ. %aus;uwerftn.
Die betreFenee gorlase ii fir ben ii. Sanuar
auf bic Easesurbnuns eeiest unD pirb i~slbfper.
fdinbli& ale tiejenisen Mitslieber fir f@ ba-
ben, pelhe bic parcle ausseben, nwie Raine
9tafa@uietts sebt, 10 sebt bic game
= @enatpr @illpn mill NIT teua Erauen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
&abel< Oepef6en.

epnbpn, q. Det-Die orientaliide Grase
bdlt pas pubIitum in Spannuns. IS 1T ni@t
untebinst f9er, bab cine Gpnferena su Stanbe
fcmmt, unb penn fe aud su Stance tcnamt, 70
ssripridt man i9 baron, mic Sas bi irl6en
gerlUbnunsss.riuden INNER Der SAL tpar, itIe
&cf uItate.
Die bDbe vfsrte weisert f@, Der Snltl Greta
bic r1~nabpansisteit 3ueelebeu, uber fe gu ser~
saufen rber an Nesypten ab;utrsten, fura Fe
lift f& su feinem Gomprumib bertei has spn
elmer bsrartisen @runtlass aussiuse.
- @aribalbi bat pieter bas 8etlrfnib eu<
pfuneen, isinen tinbil&en @eifessuaanb in tie
nem Rantfefe an bic Greter iu pFenbaren. CT
besreift nod ni@t, bab ct auber Gurs ssfrn,men
H.
- Sc if F@tr, tab bic @ris@sn nur tuenie
auf eins birsttr 11nteritibuns ssn Seite Rub-
hnbs 3dblen f; fe re&nen uaebr auf einen auf-
fanb ibrer eissnen Stammesssnr0eu in tsr
Ihrtsi.
Qrnbpn, Is. De;. = Gbitpriefe Artifel
tn ber u2tmes" unb ,Stanbarb" uber bic
%Yrcpcnirte gunferen; CUR S@ltdtuns Der
tarftih>sriedtiden Muselesenbeit perbau,men
bic gcnfsren5 als sdn3lid ruslrs.
Gtne anoere Depelhe melbet: Die Dfli9e
Srase TT bic 9asesfrase. Gtne gpnferens
1T ntdt l6er. Die bObe pfurte nil tn
St9ts nadseben. Gte Gretaner fnp rubis
anp sletdsalti8.
Gefftn.-Der Staatsratb bat ben Gam
tunsbeb6rber semelbet, ba5 cine Barbe rpn
e~pefulanten unter benz 9itel son paFerbes
f1dbtaten 9eitnern bas, 6fentli6e Mttletb
ans3ubeuten beabf4tt9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
@frSdfgrapb.
Stem Yprf.

Sem Sort, %. De;.-G s te,st, bag
Grant erfldrt, Ct perbe $ean1te uiNt tbrer
gnlibten trssen aus ben. Grate iass'1. Mern
etn Seamte fdbis unn ie;Is gfiht eethan,
1perbe E, feine 8udiidt auf refen pclittfd'en
Mniihten nebues,.
Sn safasftte, Stem .Se-lep, betanate c'''e
Trau @bits, eia e1frises Mttslieb einer aaRe
ttpbttenfirde, SAP lie itr .Sdbs" ben Tate1
hires Waunes unp 1h1ieftt6 bieirn feltft ser
9iftet babe.
Die u1ritnns" iast bcs bic baniadx Heses'
rune eeme;st IL, baraui ,;u befeben. TAP bic
Ser. @taaten bi. metinbiiden 8eFsunsen, bic
turd Rr. 5emarb setavft ibernebnen-
Ner Rurfs %. Des.-Gs bei6t bier, bas
a.eer beri6tcten @crtrassbaFs sui1ben eng
Ian unb amertsa beslslidf Der atabama-5cr-
heraeen TEN ioabres @prt 1T. Cine Sstl@aTt
ypn Reyerts Sabniun, ben gertras, 10 nett
man i'd einist entsalteub, wirb in einissn
Gasenin @a1binstun a~nlansen.
Gin gmsritaner, Der far3.id cine sonserfa'
tipn mi Bisunard bate, siebt bas 5elsenbs as
feline 8nerfunssn ite, feise gesiebunsen ;u
ben @rpmdhten hes Gcntinents:
uWaS Run11nen betrafe, 70 babe er an pr'ns
48arl seidieben sab bemiet5en seratben, Ben
.serfrrtene aSnis 9eppolb BON Belsien als
8rrbilo ;u ,ablen, ole 9pFnsns auf BersrfBs'
sung ieines setiets fabren au laien rab ie'ns
Berwaltuns It senauer lsbswintimn,uns mil
ben beiebenbe, eurspati9en 8ertrasen 'et,' ~
IaTsn, unp bab:bu, peun CT bies 3u tbun r'ps
8eneist fei ibu. ,idas iibris b!eitc, ais Su paa's
~ ieinem ga.er y ssten."
Dieier Brief w,r ber 6runb Der Meaoeruna
II Der pulitif bes Nin;en.
Bismard's gcrlflunsen urb Snftruftiener
an ben Gierreidildeu @elanbten une feline 80
fticn 1tusarn sesenutu batten bic @irfuns
bag testerer ieine Sehaetsurs aber bic friseli'
den Abi9ten bieler &esis.uns funa rbat.
8ismard bemerfte, bic Auians nit 2ublans
babe MIR ben 8ortbeaaue bss GrieSens i'm Aug
unb teiren Be3us auf einen sriess;upanr
&;as bic {ipbeuti9en Staaen betrafc, 10 lei e.
feline abfdt, bic Jrase ibrer Mufnabme in her
Bunb tbuen gan; unp gar ielbt III iberlafen
&c werpe nddt LANCE bauern, bis fe BON lclbf
fcmmen unb al, bic Ebir flupfeu uirasn. Biz
babin bDfte e, ba6 Ieutiglane burd seu,ein'
fame @eiessse5uns i'm 8unpes>p arlament I'M
mer innnise nsreint tperbe.
ct. 9puis, %. Del. - Gin 3as BEL
1rDn Mpuntain Giienbabn trarb seierr
BEL Seferipn Barrads, IA Netlen BON hieie'
Stabt, aus ben Shiensu eenprfen. Ginf,
Der @asen tparb eiusn Ibbans biauntersf
porfen urp' srpetmaI s~rnfdnbis beruntse
brett. Sc befanben f9 20 gericnen II
bemleltfn, srn bener bic r1eiiten mebr rbe'
peniser, 4iemanp jsepa tDbtlt6 permanbe
parb.
- inter unsebeurem 8olfeiulauf fanb an
q. Deg. Su Gbieasp tas 2ei@enbesdnssib be-
iatbplii9en 8en.ralpiears Or. Dunne fatt
Iass ;usor fanb tn Der ct. patridsfir&e chen
falls inter unsebeurer Gbeilnabme tin Seelen
amt fir ben gerfcrbenen falt, BEN et,pa 40
80 priefer beiwpbuten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

- Man fbdet, bab es In ben Ser. Staa>
ten $1,000 Dampffefe1 stbt, nit elmer Men<
ftenfraft ron II Niltcner. Bon bteien
$1,000 Dampffefeln inb 5000 tn eptrmpti.
Yen, lO,5OO in Damsfborten unb $1,000 fla.
.tpndr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Nus Stutcr= Afcn.

Gin Brief aus Sanstuf siebt fclssnre ~in.srel=
iante Details iber bic @esraude uub Geren,p=
nien, ;u pe!teu Der sur eiuiser ;3eit eemelpne
Sob res 2Snsss ron Clam geranlaNuns siebt:
"@ir ilnb", 10 beiBt es in BEN Briefe, init
ten in ben gcrbereitunseu fir bic 8eerbieuue
ser perfcrbenen Majeiat. Der Rpnar9 parb
am l. b., ba aber biersulanpe Der t9lieblite
Rubeplas Der stertliden, mic i'm alien Rpu,
cine gl9en=1lrne IL, 70 pirb Der Muuat Mar;
beranfcmmen, bis Der Ieste Met Der Besrdbni6=
@eremunie sUraber it. Seine 2side ruree am
Sage mad ieinem 1obe setapet, NIT ttnisli9tn
Gsmanbcrn ansetban unb in fsent.r Sterxue
in ben fir feline aide ~befimnaten Bebalter xub
eann in stnem feierIi@en ;3use mad sem 3D.
LATTE pra Maba yraiat sebra9t, am IN eineu,
5liisel ~befelben 3u blsibtu, bis MQes III teinr
8ertrennnns fertis If. Das @ef66, rpriu
ieine fsrbliden Reae f@ beFnpen, if reid nit
GpeIffeinen seiamidt unb febt auf elmer paap-
benartisen Nramibe, umsebeu nrn iter eineu1
Dusenb tliinflider 8aume aus Cob uub Gil
ber Der gauge Bau erreidt cine 5Sbs pm 70
bis IS SUP.
Die I'M CANCER 2anbe asssei&risbsne qanbes-
trauer beRebt BARN, ba6 ale 1lntertbaneu fd
ben 5aarbai@el sem 5auYte fdeeren, NIT aaei-
niger Ausnabme berienisen s>tin3eu, BIT dlnr
fno, ais Der perfcrbeue vctentat mai, anb cd
baber einss u%noerfbrten S9opfes ~erfreuen bir=
fen. - Den leste Spnnabenb mar tin GROCER
Sag fir bic Barbiere, ta bieier Sag gar Mus-
fubruns bieies Grfcrbernthes Der Gtifette bsi
germeibuns barter ysitiaenbiebe fsRsekst mai.
Sd fanb In ber Ndbe ber fSnisliden @efbena
unb bers9net., bab etn 5trum BON aat3is 8abl-
fSpfen In Der Minute suriberfam, mas pabrenh
Der 3finbisen Dauer bieisr Eobten- Qe.ee H.
OOO Belu&er ausma1t. Sci ~berlelbeu @es-
senbeit wirb aus!ei& bfr bulbisunes- Glib benz
neueu 6errs9er. pel@tr nut BON ben &eeie-
1unssbebienfeten nne urea AneebSrisen VT
lanst pirD, seleifst."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

Dap bic Nuslaat Don tur5lt1 9e1ae1em @tn@
terpei;en letr srpb 1T. IS inb ate anseis
den sprbanhen, bab Der Grtras ciefer Irt
@et;en int nddFen Sabre bpppelt 70 srre
ietn mirb ais bieies Satr.
- Die Ru6en, UNI bic enprn1en @armcre
tl0de BON Tslien ;u fpalten, NIT benen bic
9duier in Yetsrsburs sebaut trerben, lieben
I'M CONNER LANCE Ginidnitte bOri;cntal an
benz Telier unb fiQen ie TN @erbf nit
@afer. sSnbem btes int @tnter sefrtert,
fprenst es ben Telien, unb man erbdlt 70
BlSde spn 20 Meter ednee unb 2 @eter
Dtfe.
- SIN T1Driba triFt MIN in alien 9bsilen
pftrld> 81umen. @ladlihe T1oribder, fcnte
man ba ausrufen, uenn Ginem bic Gisblu'
men bic Tenfer lberwahien unb bic 3dbne
bel ibrem Inblid fluppern!
- Dos bubble Stdbt9en Qutnes, iest
bic stpeite Stapt i'm Staate S1inpts. maAt
fi& in ieber B~esiebuns. Sc tpurben bort in
btefem Sabre Is 6Tentlide @ebdube. 81
8rtd<Stpres unb 535 @pbnbdufer erbaut,
III einer, &~pfenaufmanbe DON l,332,80l
Dollars.
- Californian bietet has feltene Betfpie,
bas Is 3.peierlei Glettpren, ndralia fanf @e>
publitanpr uub einen Deupfrauten tpdblte.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
A Mystery Cleared Up.

Ex-Secretary Stanton had an inter
view with Secretary Fish yesterday
Sensation Telegram Of Associated
Press.
! was present at the interview. The
subject was Warts.
Ex-Secretary Stanton said that
when he was a boy he had sixteen on
his left hand, one or two on his right
thumb, and ono on his elbow. lie
said he used to always hunt for old
hollow stumps with rain water in them
10 soak bis warts TO-.
Secretary Fish said he had millions
of warts when he was boy, and
sometimes he split bean and tied
over the wart, and then took that
bean and buried il in the crossroads
at mindight in the dark of the moon.
Ex Secretary Stanton said that be
had tried that but il never worked
Secretary Fish said that he could
not remember that il worked he only
remembered trying it q good many
times, and in the most unquestioniDg
faith.
Ex Secretary Stanton said that bis
usual plan was to run needle through
the wart and then hold the end of the
needle in the candle till it warmed
that wart to that degree that it would
never take an interest in this worlds
folies and vanities any more forever
Secretary Fish said that he thought
likely he was the wartiest boy that
ever
At this inopportune moment Ex-
Secretary Stanton's carriage was
announced, and be arose and took his
leave. The next Associated Press
dispatch that distressed the people
the columns of every single
newspaper in America read as fol-
lows:
"Tbe subject Of the interview be.
tween Ex-Secretary Stanton and
Secretary Fish has not transpired
There are various flying rumors. It
is generally believed that it referred
TO tho Alabama question, and was
very important"
And yet they were only talking
about Warts.
Hereafter when ! see vague, dread.
ful Associated Press dispatches stating
that Jones called on the Secretary OF
the Interior last night, or Smith had
nm Interview with the Attorney Gen.
sral, e or BrSSH r.,,slP SYatSS SS'SSarysstsraty
used sousha Rahbes.o 50 y. tersanss s..,o. .,.. a.
they were only talking about Warts,
or something like that. They can
never fire my interest again with one
Of those dispatches unless they state
,ohat the interview was about.
MARX TWAIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
Prairie Dogs.

The great prairie city is situated on
both sides OF the railroad, three miles
west Of Potter station, and 436 miles
west of Omaha. This city is so named
from succession OF sand hills, foot
in height by two feet in diameter, laid
out in regular rows, at equal distance
apart, having main and cross streets
interviewing blocks, covering space
OF ground ono mile wide by two miles
long, and so arranged and built by
those curious and remarkable animals
of the plains, known us prairie dogs.
Each OF those hills or houses has an
opening at the top, leading into sub
torranean channel that connects with
other channels from neighboring
houses and it is natural to iulcr that
unless the prairie dogs have been un-
duly Mormonized, they jointly occupy
their homes by pairs, male and female,
and when they make thsir visits they
pass, as do all honest people, in open
daylight, along their streets, and go
cherping their greeting from house to
house in all their pride and circum-
stance of a glorious prairie dogship.
When they are attacked, they descend
auddenly down the opening in the root
of their honses, aud in an excited and
noisy manner hasten through the sub
terrauean passage, and thus alarm the
whole city, which, under the discretion
land management ofiis older and official
inhabitants, at once congregate fort
outside attack en- mdSsc, Then woe
to the lucklcss and impudent offender
against the peace OF the city; be il
antelope, wolf, or buffalo, the irightful
noise and daring attack Of the com
bined force will necessitnte an imme-
date and precipitate fight, or an in
stant and ignominious death of the in.
truder.
The prairie dog, is tho color and
shape OF the largest fox squirrel, but
twice its size, and with a plain and
caudel appcndago, is master mechan-
ic; likes an organized regular system
of improvements; keeps the peace
bravely attends TO its own business
, lives on prickly pear roots and buffalo
grass; Is always in good plump con
diiion is quito proud Of his domicil
and takes great pride in jumping upon
lis roof sitting like kangaroo, on lis
hird legs. and barking very vociieously
at the passengers on every train that
passes through the canine city, OF NJ
l least 10000 inhabitants.
The skunk and rattlesnakc frequent
ly occupy tho same house with thu
prairie dog the former as welcome
guest. but the latter as an unwelcom'
! intruder. Still no great effort Is mad'
to drive his snakcship away. Hence
il is TO be inferred that rattlesnakel
) arc no great enemies TO prairie dogs
not like Indians and "pnle faces,
who take particular pride in devour
inr the sweet meat Of their dogship
{ with hearty relish. Prairie dogs
: villages arc numerous along The
Laramie plains, but the one | jus
described Is the largest and most re
markabIe city along the entire line
and well worthy of n visit, PROVIDED
the visitor don't 90 too close.--Lefte
> 10 the Chicago Times.
J.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25


We, the the undersigned, having witnessed the
trial Of t. Booths Improved Stamp Extractor
on the farm Of r. H. Moore, near Luthersburg,
on Saturday and Monday, the 7th and 9th Of
November, take pleasure in saying to the pub
lie. that we believe IL TO be the best machine
nowin use for extracting stumps, Itis Of simple
conjunction, easily managed, not liable to get
out Of order, and very durable. -Four men took
the machine from the wagon. when entirely
apart put IL together, and pulled a large pine
stump In less than one hour. We saw Two men
pull large stump with ease. They use horse,
but he does bis work In taking out the largest
stumps, without a hard pull. Mr.. Booth, the
Paieniee, fully understands putting up and
handling the machine. We would advise those
In want Of stump extractors to see this one tested
before purchasing elsewhere, which they can do
iree Of charge by calling on the Proprietors.
J. Q. Barrett, J. W. Kickard, R.v, spackman.
John Nolder, John Kirk. J. W. Gahagan,
r. II. Moore, j. W. Wallace, W.B.Alexander.
Geo. kllinger, WIN d. Beck, Andrew Wilson,
S. J. Horn, WIN. X. Irwin, Z. J. Kirk,
James Moore. L. d. Carlile. Gso. Wilson. N D.
Lever illegal, Fred'k Smiley, [novl9-lY
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25

ten men can dig the dirt from the roots after
extracted II will pull owing to the size Of III /,
stumpsl from forty to one hundred per day. II
will either turn thom over, or suspend them 10
be propped up, "a desired.
Any person wanting one Of these MsehiDes
can take IL to his farm, and, II not too far away
We will 70 and help set Il up and test 1t If be
IL not satisfied we will take Il away and charge
nething for our trouble. Machines $50 with
Township Rights. Single Machines. size.
State and County Rights for eale.
BOOTH A kUMBARGER,
Jefferson Lie p. o., CIearfeld Co., Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest /!

VNHE undersigned has obtained the right to
IL sell T. J. BOOTHS IMPROVED STUMP
EXTRACTOR. After a trial Of three days on
the farm Of Josiah W. Thompson, In Lawrence
township, we nd il par excellent In every respect
gying perfect satisfaction to all present. Moth
We now offer Il to the citizens Of Lawrence, Pike,
Penn, bradford and Goshen townships. We will
sell the right to build a single machine for $1,000.
Or, any persons wishing q machine this summer,
We will deliver the same on the farm Of the pur-
chaser, and give Il trial for the Satisfaction OF
the purchaser, for $4,000. with payments liberal
ee~ Address Tate A Brown, clcarheld 2. o.
A. II. BROWN.
jel6i2mpd W. p. TATE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
Livery stable.

THE undersignsd begs loave 10 inform the pub
II lie that be Il now fully prepared to nccommo-
date all In the way Of furnishing Horses, Baggics
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest motive and
ON reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street.
between Third and Fourth. ..
ussrfsld, April II, lse7.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25

The ladies will be required to pro
tect their heads when the Chinese
come--ior they are wild on the rat
question.
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"a M ,raH-,~....e.4..~ e,....."A. l. snav
BOYER & SHAW,
(Lisr y. saAv,D
NEW FIRsT-cLAss
D r UC S r o r Z t,
MARKET So, CIearnesd, Pa,
(AdjOlnins store Of R. Nossop.l

TTAvINd purchased the above store. .Rsom
and n. .ht,sd Il entirely, making Il In al
respects FfRST-CLAss DRUG STORE, We
are nov opening, to offer 70 the public, PULL,
COMPLETE, and STRICTLY PURE ssso. /.
ment Of Drugs, Chomicals. Paints. Dye Stuffs,
Ae., A., consisting Of oils, Paints, Varnishes,
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye stuns, ,TobAcco, Cigars, confeeuoneries
statiobsry, 4c.
PHYSICIANS rrfrs
Will end their stock Of Drugs FULL and CON-
PLETE, and alta very slight advances on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books by express, a.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Gap, Plat Cap, Foolscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers also, very neat stock
" Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand
Pens. PeNcils. Ink, dp.
HOUSEKEEPERS
win end full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH. Concentrated LYE, SOAP, 10.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine this stock ofPerfumery,
Hair Oils Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
viii hnd a full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff, Fine-Cut. &C., &C.
CARBON OIL,
or the best brands. always on hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors alwsys on hand, for
medical purposes.
ss-Physicians' Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
May 10, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
GUNSMITHING.


rJvHE undersigned begs leave TO inform bis old
and new customers, and the public gcncr"y,
that he has hticd up new GUN SHOP, on the
lot on the corner Of FOURTH and MARKET
streets, clenrneld, Pa, where he viii ieep con.
stnnsiy on hand and make to order all Kinds Of
guns. Also, guns re bored, re-varnished, nnd
neatly repaired on short notice. All orders BY
mall viii receive prompt attention, .,,,y,v
ts0'onPd sVss AVV"A
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
Attention, Afflicted 4!

TTNHR subscriber gives notice that he has
/ re,umed ths prsctiee Of Medicine 10 Lnth-
tsburR, where he intends 20 devote bis atten.
,ien 70 the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES
10 general. He win keep on hand choice 80
lection Of DRUGS and MEDICINES adapted 70
The Treatment Of chronic diseases, and may DC
consulted at his oBce at auy bour Of the day.
MIA word 10 those afflicted with chronic
diseases may be to THgIR advantage: mAsI
paY .or be aware that couSrRY Ph, sicians who
doa prptvo practice have not rIsE TO attend 10
The treatment Of CHRONIC diseases, and eonee-
quently xEeLKcr them hence this class oil as
eases requires ExcLurIvE attention.
GEORGE WILSON, N. ID.
Luthsrsburg, Peb. 2T, 1s6s-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
Asriraltural smplsmsnts.
Bo0TH'saIMPRovED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.

Messrs. Booth
A kumbarger,
Proprietors Of
the Improved
STUMP Ex
iractor,wis II
distinctly IN
dersiood that
they warrant
this machine
to do just " ha
IL ia recon
mended or
calling ofher
machines BY |
Its being con
structed on
trne philoso |
phieal prinei |
plos. 1t will |
extinct the !
largest pine |
stump, sus !
pend II above
ground per |
hitting the |
soiitofall back |
in the hole
aud will pull
them as fastasI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25
Lime for Sale ]

rT,HE undersigned, residing near the depot has
made complete arrangements with Lime
burners east of the mountain, whereby he 10 ona-
bed to keep constantly on hand large quantity OF
PURE l. / NJ El
which he offers To farmers and builders at trihs
above cost. Those In need Of the article would dc
well to give me q call or address me by letter. be-
fore negotiating their lime. -
ClearGeld, Pa, June o. 1853.