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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10
Stonewall jackson.

Tho Rev DR.. r. A. Holland recently
delivered an address before the literary
societies of Gen. Lees College, 10 which
occurs the following;
awe arc near the grave Of r,ariyr
chieilain, whose name need not men
ton IN the village which his memory,
like precious spikenard poured out of
the rudely broken alabastcr box of q
pure life. has anuointed with perfumes
Of Paradise. We are on the hallowed
soil ola State which. for the illustrious
dead that sleep beneath its cloudiret-
ted roof, seems Natures own West
minister Abbey valleys like alec
WED isles, are hung to fancy's eye with
battle scenes that depict the sacrifice
Of self or principle. It's mountains.
like memorial pillars, record tho pure
hoartedness OF the heroes who, in the
path OF duty, marched up 10 death as
to a friend, and took from his out
stretched hand the victor's wreath OF
Immortality Under lis sod, as IN
sacred crypis, fup0sa the dust Of an
army whose remembered deeds OF pa
triotic valor make ms proud, even amid
all the corruptions which degrade our
race, that we, too, are mon From
its wind-swcpt forests, as from the
pipes Of q grand cathedral organ, rohs
ccaseless requiem for the fallen,
which ever and anon swrils with
swilor time into a martial s,ruih that
bids the living emulate their virtues
Here then, as in quiet chapel Of this
grand old State Basilica-whcre TO
study excellence Of mankind is TO hold
intercourse with its best examplcs-so
order the steps Of your ambition that
whom, in pursuing its celestial end,
YOU depart from the time.shorc of life
. it may be but to Join the glori6cd hand
of soldiers for the true and right who
have already crossed over the river,
and with Jackson arc resting in the
shade Of the trees"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

excited my snrprlih, for No wns always
remarkable for bis oAlmuess and pia.
tidity.
"One day ho entered the room, owl.
IDENTIFY under intense excitement, al
though he used great efforts 10 re-
strain himself was writing letters
TO Europe. Leaning over my shoul.
der ho said, with forced gravity;
"Why do YOU loso time Ia writing
these letters y They will never reach
Thew destination como with me, and
Ct Us mako the round Of tho battery
the wind may become favorable per-
haps We nre nearer 10 our departure
than we think !" Tht day was mag
nificent, although the wind was high,
and allowed myself to be pursuaded
Beaumct, us / afterwards recollected
showed extraordinary alacrity in
closing my desk, arranging my pa.
pers, and offering my hat and cane,
which | attributed TO the need Of in
cessant activity with which he ap-
peared overwhelmed over since our
forced departure. We threaded tho
well.peopled streets and reached the
battery. He had offered me his arm,
and hurried on as If he were in haste
to reach it. When we were on thb
grand esplanade he hastencd still more
until we reached the edge He spoke
loudly and rapidly, and admired, in
energetic terms, the beauties of the
scene. Suddenly he stopped in the
midst Of his disordercd conversation.
| had disengaged my arm from him.
| fixed my eye upon him, and be NOV.
cd, aside as If intimidatcd and ashamed.
"'Beaumetp cried I, your inten-
tion is TO kill me; you mean TO throw
me from this height into the sea De-
ny it, monster if you dare ?
"The insan5 man looked at me in
tently with his haggard eyes for mo-
ment; but | was careful not to remove
my gaze from him, and they fell He
muttered some incoherent words and
endeavored to pass me, but / spread
my arms and prevented him. Casting
a wild look around, he threw himself
on my neck and burst into tears
ait is true, it is true, my friend
the thought has haunted me day and
night like au Internal flame. 1t was
for that | brought you here See, you
are not foot from the precipice An
other instant, the deed would have
been done -
"Tbo demon had alarmed him. His
eyes we're void Of expression. Awhite
foam covered his parched lips. The
crisis had passed, and conducted him
here. Some days of rest, bleeding and
dieting, entirely cured him, and, what
is the most singular circumstance Of
all, we never referred 10 the occurrence.
-Nel0 York Republic.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

orr..L of 1nr AlIaHsrr. .arsllll.

punAur1rmIl. Oct q. sos
To General John W. 0cary, Governor Of Peunf, J.
yanin
sir-Ycsicrday Mr. Hamor handod 20 me your
leitcr of the 2lsi Of October. u requires my rcss
nation Immediately and without delay" and o.
signs no cause Cor the request. u e q porempioy
demand most uuusual among gentlemen, and un-
called Or in this uariicular csse.
Afcr ms receipt Do iuiy lat OF ihe icacr of Mr..
Cosoie. made public in iht columns Of The daily
press, iu which he requested my resignation, and
assumed % do sl hy your authority, You sent u
special message % me BY NJ. LeNis Waln Smith.
Deputy Attorney General. icsilin- mc nvi 10 r.
gnri a,- irffsr. and assuring me that i vas unau-
t,, led and that b. publication was Unauthorized.
Nstwiths.aaiiue that j icii o. sense Of wrong in
your sicnco 40 Neglect % make public die
claimor Of ,haf iai,er yc submitted qhcily i1r
tht cake Of the party and BE- cause. knowing we'll
that any agitation Of the sulicc, ou my part would
involve you and peril your election, Tbs you
npplnudcd ai CORY = fortnight ago. whca, oi our
own aur0rl you oHno a. sec me and when W. lafi
NV rneh other. and thru you expressly SAID io mr
and NJ Lowry und. heiictc, b. Gcuual Kane,
chat our relations wcrc unchanged o. me you said
thai al Of The action oi Nr corolc. iu ihs ieiin
before mentioned. and IN a telegram sent hy him
io me. and which ] exhibited TO yuu, was uuau-
ihurircd. and sou then in severe terms condemned
his conduct brutal and mrriiiug punishment
You wished me ~ writ until aiirr the election.
when might iea ui,h thcsc wrn uho had put an
I afIrout on me. You then thanked me Tor the SER
vice ] had rendered, and repeated yuur pcfsonal
I and official coufdcuee IN mo and len me- making
arrangements with me ior IN importnnt caiuial
duig 10 he performed with yoa 70 hr. Cum
mings who went io you, especially dcputcd by me
70 canlcr with you the suhieci about threc weeks
ago. you expressly itcraird and rciioraicd youi
caufdtucc 10 mr, saving that You had no cause Of
complaint. and no wish o. rcmoyt me or hnfr mf
rrsirn The offer ui my resignation, referred 90 in
/ your letter, vas frequently made by me and other.
/ for me- and vns always refused by you ns hnuiu
10 vuur prosi,ecls. II vas made from motirc Of
personal couvcmcrre and 10 help ,pui rcnominh
! ton and silence the calumnics of men who wcri
,our enemies A. m instance NJ your feeling
ioun-d. whom would recall o. yUn Your coufsl
N reference 20 NJ. kemhic, whom YOU told me yos
suspected of being driaulitr, and by your ofrrcs
direction hal me scpi you twice 40 Aee0un'en
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CLEARFIELD PA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TO- 1869

from the city to verify your supposed discovery Of
his delinquenoics and against whom Won said /
should proceed rs soon as you were c-olcetcd.
Nov you write 10 me demanding my resignation.
and assign no cause, but leave me open to imputa.
TONS to which viii not submit will not per-
mt you, ni the instance n a class you denounced
70 me as corrupt faciionists and one Of whom Won
instructed me 10 prosecute, and after you have
answered your own convenience and received my
help' thus TO eriet me from place | never sought
ana which you solicited me TO accept, and which
have held with due respect to my bublic duty and
my own honor
After this course Of duplicity or vacillntion, to
nc II Is indifferent, which, serve with you cannot
aud will not. and you may hold my Office vacant,
and MI It with whomsOcver will be base and mean
enough to run the risk Of like treatment or receive
It as the price Of some dshonorable bargain.
am, sir, etc, b. II. BREWSTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10
INDIAN SUMMER.

There Is time, just when the frost
Prepares to pave old Winters way,
When Autumn in a rcverio lost,
The mellow day time dreams away;
When Summer comes in musing mind,
To gare once more on hill and dell,
To mark his many sheayes they bind,
Aud sec Il all are ripened we'll.
with balmy breath she whispers low,
The dying flowers look up and giro
Their sweetest incense ere they 60,
For her who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodlands shade,
Her Ecphyrs life the lingering leaf
Aud bears it gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones Of it, grief
At last old Autumn, rising, iakcs
Again his sceptrc aud his throne.
With boisteroua hand the tree be shakcs,
Intent on gathering all his own.
Sweet Summer, signing, flies tho plain,
And Whiting Winter, gaunt and grim,
Sees miscr Autumn hoard his grain,
Aud smiles 90 think ia an for him.
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VOL. 42--WH0LE NO. 2l42.

w INV Ne
whatever you have TO say, my friend.
whether witty, or grave, OF gay.
Condcnsc as much a. ever YOU can.
And say In the roadiest way
And whether you writc Of rural affairs.
Or particular things in town.
just take word Of friendly advice
Boil 1t down.
hor II you 80 spuitering over a page
When couple Of lines would do,
Your butter Is spread 50 much, YOU sec,
That the bread looks plainly through,
30 when you have q story to tell,
And would like q little renown.
To make quite sure Of your wish my friend.
Boil Il doRn.
When writing an article Tor the press,
Whether prose or verse, just try
To utter yonr thoughts In the fcwesi words,
And LEI them be crisp and dry;
And when it is finished and you suppose
II Is done exactly brown,
Just look Il over again and then
Boil Il down.
The editors do not like to print
An article lazily long.
And the general reader does not care
For a couple Of yards OF songi
So gather your wits In the smallest space
II you'd win the authors crown,
And every time yon write. my friend
Boil IL down.
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JOIN M. GEAnY. DOWN.

puiLAnrLruIa. October %, 1862.
To Ills Bxcollency, John W. Gcary, Governor Of
the State of Pennsylvania;
Your favor Of the 2jth instant. rendering me the
position Of associate justice Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas nf the city and county Of Philadelphia
vice Hon. +. Caroll nrcwstcr, resigned, has been
received.
! ncoept the position with pleasure with my
thanks for The courteous terms IN which you have
rendered H. BE assured that / vii cndcaror 10
discharge The responsible duties Of The oiicc with
ldclity. Your. &c.
EDWARD NJ. pANON.
Time win probably throw some
light upon the motives which govern
cd Mr.. Geary in making this change
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

II ITIHT TTITTI7T - I-T01
To His Excellency, John W. Gcary, Governors
sir-iour iavur Of the 29d instant. '4aaerinr to
me the position Of Ahomcy- General Of this Com
munwoalth, has been duly received.
! accept the appointment with many thinks for
The honor conferred upon me and lor the colrtcous
terms IN which you have been pleased 20 tender b.
Il shall be my earnest effort 20 discharge the duties
Of ihe Office to the utmos; OF my ability.
With regard, very respectfully yours.
(signod) 2. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

Hiumsuuno, Pa, October g. 1863
Hon. 7. Carroll Brewster Philadelphia, Pa
sir-Plncinr Che highest confidence in your
friendship ability and integrity as a man and ns a
hwyur I have the honor 10 tender 10 YOU the posi-
tion Of Attorney General of the C0mnunwcalth of
Pounylvania, yioo Hon. Benz. Harris Brewster.
Should yuu determine 10 accept, ! desire that
you Do 80 without delay. and notify me both hy
telegram aud letter and at once assume the duties
OF yuur ohcc. Very respectfully,
(sgnod) JOHN ", GEABr, Governor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10


His Excellcncy Governor Gearv:
Dear sir--Nlore than month ngo was inform
cd that brewster was o. be sacrificed 10 aTpease
Mcclure aud Mann, on account Of an old score.
Cameron, on account Of a new one. and Covodc.
because Brewster had decided against bis right to
a seat in Congress in the Foster contest
I could not believe that you would consent to
the sacrifice of purc and devoted friend at the
instance ef such d combination.
] wrote 10 you and you replied that there was
nothing whatever in the report
Before received the letter, however, met yon
in Harrisburg and you contcmptuously secuted
at and srorncd the idea of asking Mr.. Brewster
resignation.
Judge OF my surprise this morning. upon read
ing in tho Obssrrsr, Mr. Covodct letter o. July 90,
% Mr. brewster
In my humble Judgment, grave error has been
committed.
Mr. Brewstcr's integrity and ability are elements
too valuable 10 your administration. 10 be thus
treated. stll IL from any cause, or from any pur
pose you wanted his resignation, Il should have
beon asked Cor ly different man, and ia an alto
ccther different way.
I d. not know how Mr.. Brewster may feel IN
regard to treatment which cannot be considered
anything short of Infamous and yet his treat
rncnt has not been o. cruel AZ my own. II you
authorized Mr. Covode to write such letter, which
/ do not believe you could have done TN have
better evidence than Newspaper article.
Very respectfully yours,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

Hlnnisurno. "a. OciUhoT p, IsIl.
Hon =. n. brewster. Attorney General
Dear sir-You have on several occasions told
me tiai whenever | might deem it to my interest,
or The welfare Of the Commonwealth, you would
ai oucl rclinquish the o.oo OF Attorney General
into my hands. That time has now arrived, and
therefore respectfully and earnestly request thni
you Immediately tender 10 me your resi- sirnation. %
take effect without dolay. Your compliance will
much ohlire Yours. ETC.,
JOHN w. GEAnY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

A Gentleman who bad anassed
competence was recently asked by
friend tho 'sccret cf his SUCCESS 81
have accumulated, said he, conc bali
OF my property BY strictly attending
to my own business, and tho remain
der BY letting other peoples alone"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

HAnnisnuHG, Pa. October 25. 1869.
Edward H. PaXon, Esq, philadelphia;
sir-Roposinr high confidence In you as zen.
dcnan and lawyer, hereby tender you tho posi-
ton of associate Justice Of tho Court Of Common
Pleas Of the city and county Of Philadelphia vice
Hon. Z. Carroll brewster resigned.
Requesting your acceptance, and an early reply
by telegraph and by lotior,
7 am yours &C..
fnrrA "a sspang
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

A French chemist has invented n
method Of making the numbers Of
houses as distinctly legiblc by night
as by day. Il consists in rubbing the
figures with preparation OF phos-
phorns, which will render them lurni-
nous.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

An Alabama editor, in putting >
grocery kept hyn woman. says: "Her
tomatoes arc as red as her own checks,
her indigo as blue as Der own eyes,
and her pepper as hot ss ber owp
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THos. s. WAsHBURN,

SCALER OF LOGS,
Glen Hope, Cleariield County, Penn'a.
TINE Eubscriber has devoted much time and
4 attention to tho SCALING or LOGS. and
takes this method Of Offering his services TO those
who may need them. ANY further information
can be had by addressing as above. je2o-n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

LoNo nrAxcn, July 81, 1869.
To the llon. John Corode, Chairman o. the state
Central Committee, Philadelphia. Pas
sir-i have your letter Of July 30. 1909 de-
cline te resign the oflco Of Attorney General at
your request at the instance Of or GA ihc doci.
sion Of persons who are unnamed 10 me.
Ny courscn Attorney -Genornl hns not been open
TO any criticism that merits such a request. and
will not consent to submit 10 an indicnitv that has
been contrivod by men who are hustils 10 me be-
cause have served The party and the Governor
with fidelity that has frustrated their hostility 10
him aud exposed their evil purposes. am, etr,
b. H. BREWSTER.
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029 WALNUr STREET.
purIkurftura O.t,l.c, % 10

029 WALNUT SrnErr,
PnILADELrmA, 0ciober %. 1862
Hon. D. II. brewster, Attorney q eneral;
Dear sir-Personal reasons, Of which spoke to
you some time since, combihod with occurrences Of
recent date, induce me 10 tcnder you my resirua.
tion A. Deputy Attorney General 10 take effect on
the Isl proximo, as much sooner a. ms successor
may be appointed am, sir, with great respect
and affection, yours truly,
LEWIS ". SMITH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10
DR. i = WOODS.

PHYSICIAN su EoN.
IIayin. removed to Ansunyills, Pa, offers bic
professional s,-siees to the people o. ,hnl pl.se
'.,..sa, y, ,,''''"' y, nsc. 3 On pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10
JOHN W. GEARY,
Governor Ct Pennsylvania.

On tic 22d day Of October. 1869. on my return
from Harrisburg, called on Mr.. benjamin Harris
Brewster, and he showed me q letter he had inst
received from Governor Geary asking his resigna-
ton. lie then drafted q reply, and on the 23d
Saturday he gave il to with directions 10 take
i TO Harrisburg and hand it to Governor Gearv.
was too much indisposed TO take the journey that
day, and with his consent telcgrphcd 10 Goverpor
Geay that held the letter in reply and would
deliver il on Monday.
LEWIS W. SMITH.
Monday. October 25, 1850
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10
pR. j. P. RuRcHEIelp,

Late surgeon ofthe Ssd Reg meni, Penn sy lvnnin
Volunteers, having returued from the Army,
ofers bis professional services to the citizens
Of Clcaraeld county.
ires- Professional calls promptly atten led 70.
0ses On Second street, formerly occupied by
nr. Woods. lnprt, 90 II
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ALL THE DECENUY.

Racy Correspondence -Ins and Outs OF
Radical Ofiicc-holders - How Geary
Treats Ills Friends-A Scathing Letter
from the Late Attorney General.
The Philadelphia Age, of the 9th
ultimo, says Quite sensation was
caused in Court circles yesterday by
the announcement that Judge F. Car.
roll Brewster was TO succeed BENJAMIN
ii. Brewster, Esq, to the Attorney
Generalship. The following CORE.
spondence explains the matter:
PnnADEIrmA, July 30, 1869.
Hon. r. II. Brewster:
Dear sir-Afler full and free consultation
with bar political associates, who are nnxions 10
sccurr the election Of our mutual friend. We have
come % the conclusion that your resignation ne At
iomcy General would 20 a long ways 10 strengthen
him and add a. the prospects Of bic election. /
write thus freely bccausn know Va. like myself
have only The good of cur party At stake. This
position has not been taken hastily. or without the
approval Of The Governor, who authorizes me TO
write this letter. Truly yours.
JOHN CONODE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-10

HARRIsBuRe, Pa, October o. 1862
Hon B.Ji. Brewster, Philadelphia:
sir-llaving failed to receive prompt reply 10
my communication Of The 2la instant, have the
honor TO inform you that have this ddy appointed
Hon. i. Carroll Brewster Attorney General Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, vice benjamin
Harris brewster.
Hon. 7. Carroll Brewster will at once assume the
duties Of his Office
Yours, etc, JOHN W. GEARY,
Governor cf Pennsylvania.
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DENTAL PARTNERSHIP.

~s On. A. NJ. HILLS,
NlffTrrf Desirosto 70 Inform his patrons and the
public generally y at he has associated with bin
10 The ptaeticc Of Dsuisiry,
s. p. SHAW, j. d. S,
Who rradnais Of The Philadelphia Denial
college, hrd therefore has the highest attesia'
t1ut af professional skin Al work done 10
tae oiise wiz hold myself personally respohs''
Die iur being done w the most stiisiaoiory man
net aod highest order ef the profession.
An established practice Of twenty-twa years y
hl place enables me 10 speak 10 ny ralien''
VIII eohdictco.
Engagements from distance should be made
fI leitsr few day before ihe patient df s'sn'
coming. lJaae &, 1865 iy,
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orrieE-oT ATIorsrr- -Grsrr4l,

InIIAnEIFnlAl UcI. u Is0l-
To Lewis VAIN Smith. Esq, Deputy Attorney
General, Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
Dear sir-l accept Of your resignation. Tho
reasons given me and the occasion you alluic 10,
all warrant your couuc.
To me you have ever been o generous. faithful
friend and to the public duiifui skillful upright
oiicrr
J. TOO, shall vacaio my Office. To hold 1t longer
would be inadmissiblo Your friend.
T. II. BREWSTER.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's MOTTO CI--I.eticr.
n Of Aau.iuititniion with The viii nnnckca
mon ihe Estate Of John Dickinson, iaie ~ elen
Iiore. Clcarfeld county. have been grnnird io'n,
suhsrihcr. An persons having claims "iii pi,
,l., and those indebted will make payment 10
10 n,dersicnrd. or 70 VIM A. Wallace. his ~ y
=, ',ii-s-s,if pa A. s. DICKINSON,
a., n iro n Admr. d. D. n. G. T. A.
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DR.. S. j. HAYES,
suRoEoN O. DENTIsr

SURGEON DENTIST.
omeo On Maia st., csrwcns'ic, Pa,
WILL make professional visits, for The con
w reuience Of the public, eomtu-nciug in
fp-1 1873. as foliows. riss
Luther.bure- Fira Friday Of every month.
Ausontiiie-Fir.t Monday Of every Month.
Lumber First Thursday Of ever, month.
Spending Two days in either place. All orders
i1r work should NC prssented on ibe day ol he
arrival nt each place.
Ee- Tooth extracted BY the application o.
lleal ahtsibosia comparatively without pain
All Kind of Dental work guaranteed.
N NB.-Tho public viii please notice hat Dr.
IT, Vhen not engaged 10 The shove visits, may
bc iound 10 his oaioa. in chfwcnsgillo, Pa
CufWensyilie. Feb 4 ls6s. ls-4-
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! ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICn.-N

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE--Naii'e
n h h.r.hv given that lritcrf ol niwinisifati1n
a tbe estste OF KOswEIt LUTHER, deceased.
lad on Brady township, Clcarhcd county "a.
nave heen dulv granted 70 ihc undersigned nil
prrrans indebted 20 saii esiaie viii picnso mahe Z
r.vm.pt. aud those having ciaims or demnnd'
riil prrschi them properly auihsnt'eate, iof ~
ilemcul ~ ~ ,....i-.-,,,.-
Oct e0-Gi-pd. Ndm''ir"'
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JEFFERSON LlTz,
s, 3. REED, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOE,
sasUavins removed TO Williamsgrove. Pa,
oilers his professional services 10 the people Of
the surrounding country. liylL67
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ADMINISTRATIONS scTIcEl. :.

puINrsTRAroWs S:TiCE.-Ng Ngiics
a :. .b'rctv riren ihat ietiers o. ~ f'slialion
N ihe c.iafe u n y. LEE, dcccasc" 3.
IN pestaria township, Clcarfeli county, Pa, D..
Inc beon duly rranicl 20 The undersigned, ail per
sons indebted 10 said estate win please make pay-,
ment. and those having claims OF domanas wy
present them properly authenticated Tor settlement
and ailowaucc without delay, ..
OCT Is o. A. W. Lhh'aAHnh u
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The largest circulation Of any News
paper in North Central
Pennsylvania.
Terms Of Subsorintion.

Il paid in advance, or within montha...s2 90
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4 AIDES buy yonr drrss goods, trimmings de''
ant WM nEED 4 COS, hs thcy have Sac
choicest STYLES Of the Season.
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CLEARFIELD. PA.
BcIIixG DOWN.

.DNEsDAY MORNING, NOV. 10. 1869.