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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24
Houses and Lots for Sale.

LN0UR HOUSES and LOTS in ClsArt,ld iUt
il sale on reasonable terms. Possession Fir,n
in thirty days. Also, plot Of POUR LOIS %
the corner Of Fourth and Reed f,resii, hI,,
l72K2o0 feet. Three Of these lots are vel ssal,a
for either lHnber yard, coal yard, Or for bulsing
purposes generally being within $50 feet Of ihs
railroad depot Pree and terB5 reasonable
Apply to GEORGE THORN,
feb2f-u Clsarhsld Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24

The Bcllefontc papers are growing
about the high rents in that burg.
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New Cabinet!

MI OsHANNON LAND AND LUMBER con-.
wi PAHY offer for sale Town Lots IN II. H.,
ough os Oseeola, Clearheld couniy, Pa. and AZ,
lots to suit purchasers outside the limits Of IA
borough. Osceola 10 situated on the Mosh.srs,
Greek, in the richest portion Of the county n
Clearheld, on the line VI the Tyrone Cls.rs.ls
Railroad, where the MOshAnnOn and Bsays-,t
branch roads intersect II is also in the hear, q
the Moshannon coal basin, and large bodsi 4
white pine, henloek, oak, and other timber ,ur.
round H. One Of the largest luiAi..r nxrsl.stut
ing establishments IN the State is lyczisd ia tb,
town, while there are many other lumber Ird
shinglo mills sround. II. The town IL but s,p,n
yeArs old, aud contains population Of one ,kos.
saHd nhsbitants.
sas- For further information apply at the -,
Of the above company.
JOHE LAwsHR
aprlt Superinisndul
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THE SMITH HOUSE,
Corner Of Reed a Third Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.

Opposite the Passenger Depot.l
TINHE undersigned has erected this largo ard
oommodious house for the entertainment and
accommodation Of the travelling public. lie thee
fore solcits travellers and sojourners to give him
a call. Ills TABLE will be supplied with tho
bcsi the market affords, and charges reasonable.
su- Ample stabliug to accommodate tcamstcrs
Is attached 20 the house.
nor .6g-tf LEWIS SMITH
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HOUSE AND LOT,
House and Lot for Sale.

Il DESIRE 70 sell my property, situate p ur,,
/ west Of Lutbersburg, on the Erie turnpike, so,
taining -FOUR AND ONE-HALF ACRES ar
LAND, and having good frame dwelling bov,.
barn. blacksmith shop, and thirty good frgit ,,,,,
thereon. Terms low and liberal.
HENRY BAYTz.
Luthersburg. Nov. I0-l,pd.
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died.
NlarErts.

In Bloom township, on November sl't, 1899.
HENRY MARSHALL aged about % years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24

Jesse Grant, who claims the
Of Ulysses, threatened to
thrash the editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial, a few days since.
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TELEGRAPH LINEs.-Thc following
statistics show the operations Of the
telegraph in all countries for the year
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A FIRsr-cLAss DhKss a COAT MAKER,

A FIRsT-CLAsS DRESS a COAT MAKER,
N from the cast has been employed AZ
Mrs. WATS0N'S.
ALSO, new Fall and Winter stock Of Bonucts,
Hats, 6c., at Mrs. WArSONS.
ALSO. new supply Of Trimmings and Fancy
Articles, At Mrs NAfeONs.
ALSO, MI the late aud mos, fashionable STYLES.
Dress and Coat Patterns, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, at Mrs. WATs0N's.
Particular attention will be given TO tho Dress
Making Department, by Miss osvalt, who has
spent much time In this branch Of business. who
viii have the whole charge Of the business 1t
Mrs. WATS0N'S.
It will he our greatest study to please and give
all attention 10 uur customers, that they may
ho accommodated with promptncss and hes, styles
and quality Of goods, at lower prices than they
have been buying at elsewhere.
All are invited to call at Mrs. WATSoN'S.
Oct. -. lSG9-tf
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AuCTIONE

rINiIE undersigned viii attend to the calling AID
CRYING OF sales anywhere within the limits Of
Cl,arred county, on short notice Chargcs rca
sonhhle. Address CHARLES II. IlENskL,
ma smpd Smith. Wills, Clearhcld Co., Ia
EOUR HORSES FOR SALE. Theunder.
signed of,rs for sale POUR GOOD HORSES.
Suited for all kinds Of work Inquire II
Cleafaeld, Nov li-N l.Nks l. LLANl'
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Mrs General Custar goes with her
husband on Indian campaigns, and is
a good shot with tho rifle.
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We hope he will discover, soon too ;
that the n. Y. and other Custom Houses
are filed with thieves, and that the
government still gamblcs in gold.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. Noy. q. 1869.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24

"The Hon. Columbus Delano, has
recently discovered that potatoes are
grain, that packing pork is manufac-
turing, and that all brokers are bank.
ors. This gentleman bids fair to rival
the original Columbus in his discov-
cries. - Exchange.
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CIearfeId Markets.

Corrected weekly by MonAnp Mossor, Wholesale
aud Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro-
visions, dc., Market street, Clearicd, Pa.
cLrAnrirln, Pa, Nov. 20, isoe,
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CLEARFIELD, PA.
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HAVING selected our own stock with the
greatest care, buyers will End decided
Advantage in calling.

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS with
an importing house in the east couhtry dealers
viii be supplied with Zephyr in any quantity,
1t New York and Philadelphia iobblng prices.
Clearacld. Sept. %, is6g-lm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

intend to "grin and bear It" as best we
fcan Without growing. ~
Aperson who has worked his way up,
commencing as poor farnerboy, obtain
ing a classical education, winning gener-
rls comnissiop. and fpaIlv Succeeding 10
an office by popular vote, that has given
to the nation q Colfax, Ought not to be
deemed ordinary. 1t occurs to us that we
ought TO uphold and encourage our Con-
gresham, rather than to denounce him.
The opposition will attend to, The latter
business to the entire satisfaction of his
enemies, Alter q fair trial. il the Genera,
proves an utter failure, we will endeavor
to aid in the election of an able and dis
Greet successor Until then, we cheerful
" sus,aiu bim.0EA E8gHAa ,KaA3
We would have been exceedingly glad
to have seen Mr.. Matiingly, in his old
age, efter Sgh,ing SO many ,hard battles
for his party, suitably rewarded. But
sfeh not having been done, we can ouly
express car regrets. All Disappointed
republicans. ought to be as philosophical
as Co.'s. Bailey and Sunni er--they say
nota wold,I and hope 10 live to fight an
other day. go s5as.. s.i5 salsssi sd
"a We add in conclusion that we think the
controversy ought to end, but if a con-
tinuance is desirable, the columns of the
Repabiicda are open for the publication
Of the correspondence between the ag-
aggrieved applicants for the post office
and Gen Packard, or any of them. provi-
ded the paper is large enc"ge to contain
il all. What do you say to this, gentle
mon, 100. - 4. -. n .-...,sl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

New York state has fallen into the
hands OF the democrats and needs the
lwafchfulncss of the good Samaritans.
George Peabody died last week at his
residence in London. He was the emf
nent and loved benefactor of both bemis-
pheses. He was born in Danyers, Mass.
and commenced businesslife as a clerk in
grocery store. The Empress Eugene
Is being magnificently entertained by the
sultan. England and Ireland is agita
ted on the course to be taken with the
Feniaps.,.: DIR. Livingston has beer heard
FROM and is doing WELL. The Chinese
are opposed 10 the telegraph because the
electricity offended the invisible spirits
by stirring them up......The Emperor
Francis Joseph. of Austria, has been re-
ceived by the sultan amid much enthsi.
asm ''''''0niy one more state is needed to
secure the passage OF the 18th amendment.
....The democratic party is getting along
poorly in Texas. The democratic par
ty OF Wisconsin adopted the full republi-
can platform and was beaten worse than
ever, IN the late election. Indianapolis
is taking 10 spiritualism. Nothing earth
ly 10 attend to and lunatic asylum close
by. Yesterday the new and old school
Presbyterian assemblies met at Pittsburg
to consolidate....A great womap's rights
convention is soon to come off at Cleve-
land, Ohio THE Paraguayan3 are still
fighting and seem to enjoy it,. Mexico
has about s'played out" and is waiting to
be absorbed by the United States. =. The
case OF the bible in the common schools
is ag itating Cincinnati and has gone be-
fore the courts. 1.-The colored masons
of Indiana have determined to build q
grand lodge hail.. 1.-The Anderson
Ptaindedter despises the "falicy" of
paying the national debt 10 gold, and en-
titles one of its articles, "a Hell of
State of Things. :. There is ''big split"
in the Mormon Church. ;. San Francisco
Is just now in paradise of fruits. Pere
Hyacinthe has written letter to the Ro-
man Catholics of the United States which
will be published shortly. American
mediation in South American affairs has
been accepted by Spain. Napoleon of
France is sometimes better and sometimes
worse. The empire is in a peculiarly
sensitive condition. The effort to i'm
plicate General Grant in the late gold
speculation in New York have proved
failure. D. Bismarck Is charged with hav-
ing recently had the delirium tremens.
The duke of Genoa Is talked OF as the flu
King Of Spain. He has been educated in
England and is Is years old. The flu
neral services of George Peabody will
take place tomorrow in Westminster Alb
hey. During his life, his gifts, so far as
reported, amount TO SS,2S5, 900. I. /. Fam
inc and pestilence are prevailing in India
One hundred thousand deaths by cholera.
AT the late MEGA pilgrimage, 10, 900
pilgrims assembled at Mount Ararat 49,.
Prominent Hindoo merchants from Cal |
cutta are visiting this country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
Another volume Of our hook
The leaflets pure and white"

TnE prospects for the proposed
rail road west to Bureau, brighten.
We learn that about $4,000 of
stock has been subscribed in Stark
county, about $4,000 in this coun-
ty, and expect jasper county is do
ing something. 1t will require
only about $50, 900 of subscriptions
to enable the subscribers to organ
ize company, and then there will
be something to act and to be con-
traeted with. Until that is done,
nothing tangible can be effected.
Let each Of our citizens subscribe
something They can attach any
reasonable condition TO their sub.
scriptions to protect themselves,
and need not necessarily lose o:
jeopardize anything. Let us have
an organization without delay. We
understand that one county pro-
poses to guarantee 800. 900 as soon
as a company is organized, so sub
scriptions can be made; and one IN
diyidual land holder on the line
pledges $4,000 more. Any person
who will lcok at the map must see
that the building Of sixty-fye miles
of road west, thirty miles to CO.
shen, and twenty-four miles north
TO South Bend, makes Us q point
for manufacturing facilities unsur-
pissed IN the west The lake will
be open to Ms at Michigan City, on
Hsl i9elies sfif - A'etF neR Pes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

FoR some time the Rochester Spy has
been making attacks upon the gentleman
whose name heads this article. We con-
iess we have not read them much nor
carefully. In recent number OF the pa-
per correspondent signing himself :" r., !"
so we have been informed, calls upon the
writer hereof to prove that ut q certain
time Gen. Packard had nominated d. 3.
Armstrong, ESQ.,, for post master at this
place. r" is mistaken. We only said
th at il was our understanding that Mr..
Armstrong wonld receive the appoint
ment, and we 80 believed, until we met
Gen. P. In Washington after the inaugu-
ton. when he informed us
that be ha6 nominated Mai. Moore.
OF course we were considerably surprised
but we bowed submissively, Is we sup
posed all others would do, especially "R"
as we were Informed that the change
was made at the latters urgent request,
and the Major not being Objectionable TO
the other applicants. -
We have no desire to enter into the
unnecessary controversy that has been
going on Setween ar" and the Spy, and
the friends of our member of Congress.
The abilities Of all Of them could be more
properly used in lighting the democracy.
The republican party needs the help of
its every member in Indiana. and no mere
personal consideration ought to cause one
member to make personal war upon
ANOTHER. If the editor of the Spy and
/" r." had charge of important trusts con-
fded to them by the Republican party,
they would have our unwavering support
SO long as they continued faithful 10 their
trusts.
General Packard, whom the republican
party. after an able canvass by him,
against strong man, elected to succeed
tie Hon. Schuyler Colfax in the congress
of the United states, We propose to sup
port and uphold until he has done some
thing more worthy OF condemnation than
fail to secure for US an appointment.
As yet be has had little opportunity to do
himself justice as our representative.
Succeeding great man, with scores of
appointments 10 make. HE perplexities
hsve not been few No doubt
he has made = mistakes and
win make more. e. We think he com
mitted q very, grave error when be failed
to tecure for Us lucrative appointnsnt,
and we are assured now that he win new
er make the necessary correction. We
don't feel well over the matter, but we
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
FROM INw0OD.

go ail ISwooD, INp., Nov. Q, 1869.
lnw0od has not been represented in
your columns Cor some time, owing 10 the
fact that Mox" and Frank Shutdown
have DO u gone to hunt their fortunes
in other parts. e lo li.l9 s .
The health of this vicinity las greatly
improved since the cold weather has come
around, and people are themselves again.
A Frenchman, who came from Etna
Green, a short time ago, concluded he
was himself again, and undertook to chop
another mans hand of with an axe. He
was taken before Esq. Luke; plead that
he was drunk and the axe was dull. Luke
couldn't see IL, and sent him up to the
brick to avail. further orders.
The new Touring mill which was to
have been running 10 three months, is
about as near completed as 1t was yea
ago. some workmen are engaged on IT, and
they expect to have 1t RUNNING b, the
time the lease Of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad expires. if they live.
The trustee is building US nice school
house, one that will be nm honor to the
town, and fully satisfy the wants OF
knowledge seekers of the vicinity. Some
tears are expressed that it will not be fln-
ished in time for the winter school.
Another Improvement that is exciting
the minds OF the people is church house,
or some place for religious meetings. For
the want of such place, we have had no
Sunday school or preaching for about
three months, and our preacher even re-
fused to preach the funeral of a poor wo-
man who died in town last week, giving
US an excuse that he had to haul a load
OF wood. 1t is more likely he wa. afraid
he would have TO chalk il on the slate. A
subscription for the purpose af building
church has been circulated by B F Sloner,
and about eight hundred dollars has been
already ubscribed-about one hundred
and thirty dollars has been signed By the
chosen Ones and the balance by "the
beggarly element of the world.n This
has been about the proportion which has
built about two or three houses in this vi
cinity, and afier they were built, those
who bought and sold doves" would sit
In high council and decide that no Chris
tian who did not subscribe to the NJ. E.
discipline was orthodox, AMI that none
but orthodox could preach in their house.
Now, brethren, there is but txo ways
for you to get house built either make
1t understood that she house may be used
by other denominations, when not In use
by your class, or dive down Into the
deep recesses Of your pockets and furnish
the stamps. Let the clergy, laity. nom
commissioned officers and high priva,es
come down with the tin, and furnish at
least half the funds, add you may get o
house built, otherwise, you may not.
TIE good templars are reviving their
work and Increasing their numberA o.
2. Downs. OF Warsaw, and Others, will
lecture three times during this week in g.
r. hall ~ eaf5a 200 - Tisesa &C
If they continue their work they will
soon be terror to saloon keepers.
g 'sae 80 ssss AnrrArs SwKx1sET. :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

DURExG the last fiscal year about
seven million acres of public land
were entered under the homestead
and other laws, yielding the govern
ment between four and five million
dollars. p ILL., -. widow y -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
COMMON SENSE!

only GESriNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Price only
oreat ENDORSEMENTS to Agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine of the dn,-mates
INC famous Elastic Leck Sttch"-will do any kind
OF work that can be done any Mach ine.IOO,
yoo soia and the demand constantly Increasing
Ne~ is the time to take an Acancy s.na for ..;s
eniars; VIC BeirTe Of isfriHgers ga Address ST.
COMB Co, Boston Mass, Piitspu, ub. Pa. or
Louis 80 ~ "
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Circular Saw Mills
OF SOLID IRON

OF SOLID IRON
With impr owed direct Chmebt, warran ted cspa-
BILE ofcufting over 1000 feet of flooring per hour,
aud unquestionably BE TIER, more Dura-
BILE aud Cheaper than any other Mill; also best
and cheapest steam Engines, manufactured
by STEVENSON SEARS, at Upper S4ndasky, o.
send To the m for fu particulars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
NEW ApvERrusEMEMTs.:
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z Z p a. ? r
TO THE woRKING-c ASs.-we are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constant ploy-
nett at home the whole Of the time or srfhe spare
moments Business new, light and honorable -
Persons of either sex easily earn from 6Qc. 10 q
per evening. and proportional sum by devoting
their whole time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
this 10 tice may send their address, md test the
business m axe this unparalleled offer: To such
not well satisfied, will send 81 to pay for
the trouble ofwriting Full particulars, valuable
sample. which will do well to commence work on
aud copy Of Tie 'eoPte's Literary Companion one
ofthe best ia mily newspapers published sent
e " mail. Reader, If you want permanent.
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profits may he doubled land decreased i'm value
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

b UNTER'S GUIDE 0.TEE REAL
AA"original and c"'ch ALL animals from mink
o bear, $40 tanning secret-, Ga pages we'll bonnd
very = 10y needs " k'cd PAY. Money refunded
not salts fed. Only rs cts post.raid Address
iUNTER co, rnblishs IS ninsdale, N. HI.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
DON'T SHAKE

THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN. John
sons Vegetable Candy AG + CURE.
SAFE, permanent and effectual. SO pleasant every
body will eat il. Contains no poison Sold every
where. Made and sold by HOWELL a JOHNSON
Bedford. Ind. Sent, post Maid IN rpceipt of prira
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
OMEN Of New York /;


or. tho Underworld OF the
Great City. The sins of very class
OF society exposed. droid he Roi-oad 10
rnin. Signals Of danger are M. Mosr
hoNRr IN III FoE LAVE AGENTS THAN Any
OTHER Book. Takes three pr esses alltho
time TO print fast enough. One agent tool
HIS o, Aers IN 10 doy. 100 .paces. a. H.
lnstrations. Price. $3.50 Aeent.
wanted Address n. Y. BOOK co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
CURIOUS MAN

III has discovered speedy cure for Catarrh
land cold in the head, aud sends the recipe free
to all sufferers. Address
DR. A. s. KENNEDY. Auburn NY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
TEACHER INSTITUTE

NOTICE is hereby given tina; <he undersigned "
hold teachers institute at the Seminary build
ing, in Ply nssssa, commencing on