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surely get worse treatment at tho hands Of
the Bourbon leaders than ever before, pre-
claur few WIN take that "ehu,s, depend on IL,
AVA ,bo.s ~ will have no followers.
as ,rroespnr1YsNR
tiboo itfto b.tno<ally IA pSiucauylm-
nd mn tbsf ina ci.,ses al d. peoras Of
V1up,nIaA ~ Nbon n w,ite. e. No va the
Renubllcans for a RepubllcA x'pArty STATE
copstitutiop-embracing aud naranteeing
entire civil and political equality, without
,i,utipcticnpf race or color, also, an advanced
sys,em Of popular education AT the cost Of
the property Of the State, and. indeed. every
feature marking the State constitutions OF
tbs mos, advanced No,.hsu, oommuuitles-
without manfully standing by thnt vote or
acton.., : 7z'l -l'l7i.i f11Nz1'- ISoT ~ {,
~, Al WHOM ruK n,.ounposs srauo..
Thu, Bourbons In ,the canrass viii fight
them 10 the death. They, rather than The
Republicans, are to be tho object Of the
Bourbon attack from arst TO last. +, For 1--WE
months past the Bourbon orators and news
papers have bean pouring hot shot into them
and only into t>n. So much the better, In,
somuch as they are thus really republican.
izing them, and are 10 do more inthe canvass
70 ellnch their connection with the Republi.
can party. Tho writer Of this letter 10 glad
to know that his share In producing this 90
desirable state OF things In Virginia IL almost
n thoroughly appreciated by tho States
Bourbops as wers his labors against the 70
bellion before the State embarked In IL, and
throughsut the war; during all which. time
he was probably more obnoxious to all Viz
giuia's sincere enemies Of the Union thar
any other native Of the State, A he giorict
In being hung In cfhgy and then burned OF
the same scafiold with the cfilgy Of Abra
ham Lincoln, In Virginia, more than ono
during the war, 50 he glories In his share o
the current patriotic work Of Vlrginia's In
dustrial and pontical regeneration, winch a
this moment Is In the hands Of the Republi
cans Of Congress. b.. -....-. r..t 7., ,....4r ...
THE REPUBLICAN, p.arr,s OPPORTUNITY.
II Ia for them TO say, in response to tn
Presidents brief message OF. yesterday
whether Virginia shall be allowed TO whee
into line with the Republican party at thi
time by a vote and under influences whicl
viii keen her Republican for at least a quar-
ter Of a century, nay, which will accom-
plish for humanity and liberalism far NOR
important results. Tho acceptance by ma
,ori,v vot, Of all The whites of Virginia, q
c,v,, .na no,,,,c.i .ou.I,,v uI,bout di,tine
lion of color ami her frank adoption of
a,.ts oor,,,tn,,o,,I .bs.sd upop the roost nd
v,rcsa ,r,,cin,s. ~ rcpublieanism. will In
-. s,,.,i.r ra.nI,. 4, M;..,s.IrnI md T.xa,
WIN a a, also d,sarm hostility tn tbes
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M =
A aaxsosa N 1 ltbe ,eor,e nav bs 70 Rave
Conrressa ndioym1bII-,,m The members arc
even more prxyou,l far This than the peoplc
tbtnseIyss Lst,r II n n matter Of serlous
,,,,,u, M ~ i, r,o,c,.ss ca, ,a,ou,o nm
.oroII-.S, 4. -, -, ,,,.,,,., I.,ls,.,,.,,
for Inc ooy.rr,,.e,t ana rreulatIon Of affaira
IN me tbree nn,econstrncted States. no re-. /
tgau 4. evident that as matters stand In
sre,.s Virginia and Ntlaalssibn,. there "a. M,
.l,,the raj sense on ma word ANYTHING Ike 4
cyyu eoyerumep, In any of these unrecon.
nttucted CommmSea,ths. IL IA known Also
that The suprcns csoutt has bela that In
A t,,es of ns.c, tholseotenees of military tri-
t,uuais a !, i,ya,,d. r 81. .E 81
docs Congnresm. nropo.e 10 leave these peo-
ple xl,bor1t n government II To withhold
70 from than ali rnea ns of pre serving tho peacc7
r. nohI,r Ju.,Icc "a LIE bleeding In the streets,
ard < large community 10 be bercft Of an
mr,n, Of snforoInq good eoyorpment, social
orIor ard domostic trsnopilu,,, .
~. we,s M, !, Al .,,,n,,.cd ,nst IN. pres-
dent .en, nj. roo..ag 90 ,rboth Houses of Con-
,ros. -, ,yy.d,..,.s. Indeed We shop,J have
No., ~, n he baa not oalIea m. atten.
lion n tho Uops. and sonato IN a nroner
go. a. ,h.,r Amin. 1, ',h,, n, r,,cn,.,''r' r
la r.,,,. ian v,thorf, !, government, ,,r,n.,
ne a sotsyn ,,,eu. N i,hS,nselyes. ana n re-.
lh,,,,a. nsTrrI,,Ss, AZ. -. a. 49,. -,
n,,gh, \. A.. T. ~. .h..,cs a, ,zho,o,oms
.I.v su,y oamlnlat.,c5 \, ,sOrl.,,v an,
.,o,nted Ieral ofiecrs ana eourts. We All
know tfiat irrepularitios and public and
private disorder will spring up in communi.
ties whers law and order sits enthroned, and
where Justice IA administered through ths
rcgular and accepted forms Of conrts OF
justice. But where these powers and In,
auenees do not prevail, aud where men be
come, as they are sure TO do, a Inv unit,
themselves, no one can tell. with any dsgre,
Of certaIpty. what may hanpen., On il A,
when one Iet,th npt watsr.p Nv order q
the vigilance co;o mItt.c ana hefor, IN,
court of judge lynch. tbsro NAV be sum
marilv proseeutod and pu,ished :, borse.
thief TO-DAY. ana inst as readily nav b,
h,or,h, q, ~. K,c..,, y, ,r,rrr,,, a., ,,,nc.r,
ciu,sr a. No c,,r,n a, al ''.T = W
II n the dptv al corg,es. N 0pa,a .vs,n.
such n .tate Of thinaa a th,s' which nigh
possib,s harmon. and to do soru.,btno. N 4
be only temporary, 10 enable the Presiden
by the use OF his MILITARY power as Com
mander-In-C Chief To preserve, order throug
the commanders Of these unreconstructe
Districts. n' cd ..,..
The President, seeing that somethin
oueht 10 he done towards tho end of presery
ing Justice and good government In tn
South. mas wisely. as we think, called III
attention Of Congress to this subject, an
asked them before their Adjournment to d
what thew can to aid In the preservation q
order in the three States named above.
IL NAV be said Win .ome force thu, thes
States are not reconstructed. and that tn
temper of MANY Of the people In these local
,o,,o, 4. I,,t,., ~ :. ~
,.la,,on. =. s,a,a. ar.,, =, s,n ,Ss
,nrs, NO, r.. ',sS' "a, s,at, ,no,,h. :. AN.
,.-.. :, -
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II has been expected and deyoutly hoped
that this Congress, before the adjournment
Of the present session, would do something
effective by way OF settling this naturallza-
non question: something that would put an
end TO the immense and dIsgruceful frauds
which characterize our elections In the large
cities, particularly In New York city. 1t
seems, however, that nothing will be done to
accomplish this desired end.
Wetobserye that Wilkes Shirt ofMy Times
has a plan which, we think, would be mis-
chieyous In the extreme. 1t Is that foreign
ers be allowed TO vote after O residence of
one year In the country, four months in the
State and thirty days In the county where
they may desire to vote.
The argument OF che Times is that If thii
was the Republican policy Il would make al
Foreigners Republicans, and thus secure tn
triumph Of that party. We doubt ID. w,
think instead Of shortening the time VI
should extend II. Men who come among III
from foreign lands should reside here long
enough 10 become Americans in their ideas
and pIinciples before they be allowed tc
participate In the affairs Of Government
We had hoped that Congress would do some
thing to put an end 10 the election frauds
before they adjourned, but Il seems not. We
shall give our views upon this subject more
at length at another time.
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EVENING SESSION.
use met at 1880 O'Clock.

The House met az 7i3O O'clock.
Mr.. Holman, Of Ind, from the Committee
on Claims, reported bill to pay Susan A
Shelby, OF Fort Gibson, Miss, 5000 FOL
eoitop, sold Or captured BY the United States
Passed. .,.I ..r...
Mr.. Hopkins, Of Wis, offered q Issolqtlo 4
lnstructng the Commitiss on Public Build
lngs and Grounds TO ascertain tho number o.
buiidinss now rented by the Government In
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IT,. $3.50. ss,,1n ep-.ldsnt 3rspt 10
,o,n -. ~ 49,. .s.u.,av. Sruinx
~. -, A n, rs,p,s n VIZ
20 :. Al --,,S,-AN - lca,s -, A.
-. a., .,s,,.,. "a vo.,,u r.r.,.,, -.
u. 80. ,h.r.as -, ~ ~ !.
-. ..,.,,. q. a.. .,s.i,- - ~.
-. \ 1. a w., ov,,.,v.n.s- .,t 10 Is.
stotes,nans h,n, Diyestsd Of The c,auses In
question thenew Constitution for virginia
cover, al, Che sreaaa. .. sths recou.tructIop
lava ma ,the four,,.p,b and, propossa n
teeotb atnsudpsbts "a the, coust,tutiou ol
the United States. sPrrsdsnt Grant 4. sni
nently correct In saying % Congress thAi
| Virginia s,ands ready to adopt this eousti,u
| tipn In good faith. .,,.. ..f-.- .sHl va
| now rnr WRITER Knows rHr sHsrMns-
ts' or INN srkrE. rI.5g!f
The writer Of thess iettera, native Of thai
State, was actively Identified with virginls
politics for near twenty years before the
war, which made him an axle from hii
home. As no other virginian struggled
harder or more offensiveiy 10 the then ruling
secession) dynasty than he, few In tn,
State lost more productive and valuable
property through the destruction OF the
means OF friend and foe situated In the patti
q me eonsendlns armies. Nor did any msn
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THohIAsFAHEY. a..

wHoLEsALg AMP RETAIL DgALHRIE
LINE, CEMENT. PLAsTEn,
LAI chs TRsfa ~ sh VEST hsS
P p5at IA sn AZ M
Roorrso s sYxwTssff sI2ss' Away. :.
. Hand and for sails ~ Estl9I
ORDERS s PRoMPpTptr AIT AATT pqlS TO. ALL
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tpa snvsr',ma r1 ~ ,nemhsrs az Eonsrsss IN
~ S,',,a..1nn ~ VI msaa ens n. s,,pnSs
npp. .ss AL III. V ,,.'os ~, =. ns..,,s
nayo useu .ne oes, lius'.a.'on y yop,mana
SNOW ,ne Perlc,ousi nnusncs 81 tnr VINO
eprtoi W 91.-ntB. lL.. ~ NJ
@
AT wy w.
!.
VIZ
~ M. oo,,. n.r.p 1,sa p,HvSano.
~ - ~, W,
Journal He asked the people OF Rhode
,aana .nsy osslred sna. sne ln'er T, wn,ea ,
naIspto,enhea, snoniu po oppca. hn,s sreaa
moneyee namiiy, sa.a mr. sprafue, nas IN
vesus ~ tne (rpntp 1epxYspe stsnning
hn9pentionsi snd nen, snanng ,nnr nesas,
"a 70 .,pa'ess s ala Nc. hnoM rhas
wouis " tns enu % ~ anu ,nen everyropy
slse snoos'n ncs sesgns. linen
'tnoy "r"'e hn efie'o io' nm o'he"B"es
pepeIS, ..l.i... y . ,aa.L oil.mg,
mr. o. mere gave ousol HWY ~ hccu .i ~
nus vast ousiness, ana nov ne tnannsged y iof
.ne uenen. ., III .nose apVa " ni'n IN wy
Pfiee oLNoolens, cossous, &C ,,., ~
GIVE 70 ne people equal is s,S VIVA me
grea, estapnsnments ~ sia ny. NJ, y, ~ ~
people 70 DC aneGteu ~ tne peu son en u
his stomachs Ihls great fanny lbr9Mnl
came 70 me IN 1891 and inade proposiuon
70 MN 70 Io,n iorces emo oroa. oowneve,y
one eise, ana then pny up tnelr pIopony,,ne
sputned me Proposinon' ine. broWh yli-
yersty-managed py TINS iyzZWpsy not ~
the interest 81 the people OF the otnte,
/, IL was wei known mat ne retufneo irom
europe In lSoo, ana received grcater OWE
ton than mad ever been paid before 70 any
private cittzen, ana ne tnen, atet tepealea
dFrltnaNnnD. G0uneQtE1
Governor. he tncn gave an aceoun. OF MS
great military services during the fepeihon,
as eontrasted with the eovardlce Of the
regiment sent into the held ~ the great
mmily when ne called tne miliion dolarsi
When MT. spraguo concluded his col
league, MI: Anthony, optained tne noor, put
gave way ior mouon 20 80 INTO etecu'ive
session, aiter whicn inc senate TOOK ateces's
untn IioV p m. -.--.---l.. ....-r,t -
.u. EVENING SESSION. ~ 20
MI. Wilson called up Joint resolution ior
the protection OF soldiers and their heifs.
Passed. a. .s,...I. ....f...-....- .-.s.t.
MI. Anthony having tne noor, sluuea 70
the-remarks OF his colleague, MT. sprague,J
and said that the Senate would bear witness
TO bis forbearance, he could ait stiu AUG
listen TO crude theories In finance and politl-
cal economy 70 dis1ointed ana ineon ss,,
quentiai sentences, put ne could not sn sui
and hear the honor 81 Rhode lsland nssailed,
and personal assaults made on private cltl-
zens OF that State who were his constituents.
Mr.. A. then defended tho Brown family as
being most patriotic and useful people, who
mover Wanted their wealth or their military
exploits. HIS colleague might Possibly con.
vert George Francis Train or orlando Jewett
70 hts financial theories but no one else. n
The bill amending the act imposing tates
on Distilled spirits and tobacco, was passed,
aud was referred back to the House for con-
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JUDGMENT has been rendered In the United
States Circuit Court OF New Orleans in favor
Bauligny for the sum OF eibg.855, and
$4,000. - 10y
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COURSE, WASHING.
In TON, ID. q. I...
GRAND TRorTIs0 MATCH RACE.

GRAND TRoTTIso MATCH RACE. 81.
b. r..'s .II FOR $4,000. sf..- ...
b. A Match Race for one thousand dolisrsl side will
tAte place on TUESDAY, April rs, good day and
tssrk, between the foil wing vel. known Horsss;
os5 R' Ia Fs,s ss:sL' b.
MAat Ming, q wa.htngton, enters Blk. Stallion
wASHlNGTON, by Ethan Allen. apo NJ
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OAK HALL Is attracting much attention
among the dcyotees OF fashion, having Just
lAldi q large and we'll selected stock of gou.
tlemen's, boys and chlldreu's ready made
clothing and piece goods IA great variety
making that well known sisud again the
centre Of attraction Oak Hall, $50 Seventh
street, opposite the post Office. rr7H
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Republican Partyism is with them, there.
fore, more serious and important thing
Just now than with the people Of tho North
Ist extraordinary that they have come to
think and feel "a explain abovef
SCRAPS OF POLITICAL HISTORY.
The Bourbons Of the state-the old Demo
cratic party leaders--hAve wonderfully lost
caste With the virginia masses, backed as
they were BY the uneducated, unskilled, idle,
and, therefore, easily controlled classes OF
their feliow-citlzens. They ruled the State
with a rod Of iron for any years before the
war. In all that time they made unrelent-
ing war on every progressive man In Its
limits; prescribing those In whose behalf
make this appeal to the Republicans Of Con-
gress, as no others were anywhere else pro-
scribed in business and politics under the
Jurisdiction Of the United States.
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sSwAeps.yD5s IN e Ssss
SO sTcf%s shinstsn, b I. !, q Ei.. HliIis. HLI.
PISS. daughter Of HOn. ,. 8. HsIdsn, ofthe fermsr
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GREEN a CO..
HI. - -AIsTsTEJ,
MANUFACTURERS or LIME,

Dealer In Plaster, Oement, Hair,
&C., &C., &C.. '-F"i '-''
KILHs ON ROCK CREEK, p. = -. .lL1
oPPIcR No. s7s q sfREkT,
a ssf EsII sItEs h AsD sEyEsrH.
Cement and Plaster at New York prisss. 5g n T0
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Testimonials.

Hon. George W. woodvard. Chief Justice Of
the supreme Court of pcnusy lvanin, wriios;
Philadelphia, Pa. March %, lshS.
aIsnd UooptANp's GEuuAS Birrpns Is q
oS n's .6s % ." A e.s s.S.'S ia sss s.a.
of debility md want Of nervous action In the
system. Yours, truly, Gao. ". WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson. Judge Of the suprem'
Court Of Peunsylyania, writes.
.philadephia. April Is, lSG6.
,I consider Hopaands German Biitersh vnlu-
able medicine in cass Of Indigestion or Dyspep.
5a. cnn certify this frou experience.
"Yours, with respect, JANrs Tnorrsos."
From Rov. Joseph n. Kcnnnrd D. D., Pastor
Of the Tcnth baptist Church, Philndelrhia'
Dr. J.cKsog-- Dear Sir have been tcqnehi.
tv ,e,pested 10 cnnnect my name with rocom-
,noudations Of different Minds Of medi,ines, but
regarding the pme ~ tieeHs out OF my sP'
rr1p,5i, r,n.5, brI with ~ clear proof in yariou,
,ns,aoees. and particularly IN my own iumily, oi
,be u.efnlne.s OF Dr.. iloonand's ucruan Bitters
drp,rt for once from my usual eoursc, TO cx
press nv foil conviction that for general debility
or the sysiom, and especially Tor Liver Com
niaint, 10 Is .nfe aud vtluible preparation. IL
some cases it may fail hut usually. ! iouht not
ID will be very benehclhl 70 oihpteMho FNNol ii"n
the above cause. You're, very respectfully
j. d kENNArh.
Eighth, below Coatcs Streets
From Rev Z. D Fendtll, Edit Of Christian
''Chronicle," philadelphia
| hove derived decided benefit from the use q
IIooa ind's German titicr., and ieel it my pr Vi
lego to recommend 10. ~ as mo valuable toni'
10 nll WIN are sunrunr from general drbi ny Of
/ from diseases arising frUm derangeuient Of th'
liver. Yours, truly. L. d. fENbALL,
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sdtd Qohrp,
IN uruonY on NV. .. a. ARcuFR'

N MEMORY on nuv j. q. AncnERe
frrom ihs Hartford lNil Dnnocra'l
TAI, down those r,rianis from ile wall
Tbsis tidinrs discnchani ihc.n all
lio is dead
A. Chri.imas.tiic we hung them ihet'i
Oar bcs.Is hrim fil ~ mirh nnd checr
And hopeful OF bright New Year,
And nov he's dcall
The wires have dashed those cruel words
Which picreel our hearts Ike unseen SWORDS
lie is deal
Killed on his JOYOUS way TO ncct
Tier. whom De never move can crect'
Nor hear their fair chills lispiugs sweet
For be is dead
uL
In midpirhi sl,cp. thc dre7l'ul dea'h
Came. sudden as 'ihc lighmings seaih--
he b. dead
Not unp-cparei bic ca'ling h'gh'
Tanehi others how 10 live and de
with hat be liy'd iu harmony,
An now he dead!
~.
Tic comes. But not rs crst he came
No glad prououncing of his name
10 is deall
Tbov hear him 10 Die fathers h0N
The-o dear ones bend aloye his pail,
In vain they wocp--in vain they cali
Tor be Is dcadl
Look on his picture, hung 20 naari
Is that the saao face ON Won biarf
lie Is ,lead!
The purpling dns1u Of decay
Already come, 70 sweep AWAY
The hucs which gyceNppssion play
All me, he's dcadl
Oh. keen him lifo-likc tiil she come
From FAR, although b then he dumb
lie is dad,
Chill him with ice, aud kccp aloot
Decay. Alas he's cold enough
For any meath bic fathers roof
Our darIiug's dnad !!
VII.
These flowers which kindly hands have given
To deck bis form, 80 ruley riycn-
llc is dead!
saw them hut a week ago
All! little dccm'd ], then, they u blow
Above him, broathlcss, cold and low
lies dead! he's dead!
van.
Dut hone. that we may meet again.
llath robb'd this blow Of half its paini
Tho he's dead,
Ills rnnsom'd soul awaits MS now
ON high; cen while in grief We bow,
The Life Immortal lights bis brow
'Tisnusr THAT'S DEAD !--o.w.
eKillcd on the railroad, January II, 1869.
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NwmuD 70 DrATu This is very
common expression, with amctaphor-
ical meaning; but many a time, alas
u Is literally truc-cspccially so with
The over sensitive - the too hirh.
siruug. But 1t is often an unnecc,sa.
ny result arising from idlencss, giving
tlmc To brood over tillcs. or from The
wicked and weak minded habit oI
getting into worry about trifing
things Once know a woman Ia
cry because il uincd before she could
have >umc work finished around her
splendid mansion. An Of MS should
accnstum ourselves 10 take things hy
their smooth handle, remembering
t'nt IL has been wisely said, III {
chief secret of comiurt lies iu not sui
icriug tiiaes tovcx one, aud prudcnlly
cnltivating an uvergrowth of smal
pleasures since very great ones arr
let on long leases. ."-HdHs Journal o
Health.
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rrot,Dsicual & business Cards.

Professional & business Cards.
A. w, WAITE RS,
ATTORNEY ar LAW,
Ciesrheid. pa.
IA ones 10 ihs coua glou'e. lieei-iy
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORN AT LAW,
Cicardeld, Pa.
20 onee IN tho Court lloass lylltl
JOHN n. FULFORDi
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clca,feld. Pa.
oaiee with J. b. Mcrnally, Esq over First Ma
;nnal Bark.
~e-promrt attention given r. the securing
ef bounty. Claims dc and 10 oil legal business
March 2s, 1857 ".
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
Once on Second ST., clearaeld. Pa lnov2l.ee
W.. A. wsllnce. wm d. Dgler
/ piake Walter. Funk Fielding
WALLACE, BIGLER & FIELDING
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
CIear1eld. Pa.
ra-Legnl business Of all kinds promptly and
scenrniely attended to. luayl5 y
THOS. j. MCCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
Onee adjoining the Bank formerly occupied by
J. Il. McEnally, Second ST.. Clearheld.
ns-will attend promptly to collections. sal,
Of lands, &c. laeo'h"
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT Law
Aud Real Estate Agent, Cieariieid. Pa
Ofhce on Market street, oppcsito Tho Jail.
rc- Repeatedly offers his services In felhnf
and bu,ing lands Ia Cloarhcli and adjoining
counties and with an experience Of over twenty
ysnrs as a surveyor, datters himself that he cat
render satisfaction. lieh2s.bS-t
VIM. M. McCULLOUG GH,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
CIeardeid. Pa.
Office on Market street one door east Of the Clear
field County Bank. mays, q
/ John H. Oris. c. 7. Alexander
ORVIS g. ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS ar LAW
Belleionte, Pa. lscplS,' ,'65-
DR.. .T.JEFFERSONB BOYER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Second Street, olearheld. Pa.
gz- Having permanently located, he now Offer
his professional services TO the citizens OF Cearael
and vicinity, and the public generally. Az cal
promptly attended 10. oct2g-y
F. B. REED, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG 6EON,
RAs-Inying removed to v iliamsgrove, Pa
offers bic pr iessianal services to tho people
the surrounding country. lJyll,t
DR.. j. p. BURCHFlELD,
Late Surgeon ofthe SSd Reg meni. Pennsylvsnl
Volunteers, having returned from the Arm!
oiIers his professional services to the either
Of Clear6eld county.
Es- Professional calls promptly atten led I
oGce on Second street. formerly occupied I
DR.. Woods. laprl, SO
DR.. j. F. WOODS,
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

Johnstown, in this State, has n SEN
sltiun. a young man nam"d FELTON,.
/ Is said iuhcrits by grandlathcr's
will the greater portion of Cambria
City. The people OF the city who
have bought property from other par
tics, purporting to be bona fde owners
are in tremendous hultcr, and the
result, ii is presumed, will be fat job
for the lawyers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11
Debility,
Resulting from any cause whateveri Prostitution
Of the system induced by severe Labor,
Hardships, Exposure, Fevers,
3c, &c.

There Is no medicine txiant equal 10 these
remedies In such cases. tone aud rigor l.
impaired TO the whole system, the sppeuie Il
strengthened. food /, enjoyed, the stomach d
gests promptly, the blood Is purified the CON
plexion becomes sound and healthy the yei"N
sings l. oradicated FROM the eyes bloom /.
ven To- the cheeks. an the weak and nef'ou'
invalid becomes a stsong aud healthy being.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

STILL GolNs UP-lt is stated that
the statement for January will show
an increase in the National debt OF
Sll,000,00Q for the month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

A critic says Of a famous singer,
that "shc sings a few airs and puts on
great many"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11
9anhs
ClearIleld County Bank.

mus Cisaitsid county nank as an incoirofa
led in.uiuuun has gone uui n ckislsnce b.,
ine surrender VI be- chauef, on Nny w. 1853.
an t. stock s owned Wy Tho tuescrihefii who
wili continue the Backing business nt ihe tams
place. ss riiyato bankers, uudef The nfm namt
"a the "Cleafhuld County nans." We go %
spansihle luf The debts oi ihe link' ana WV pnl
iis notes on demand a. the counter. perusii'
received aud interest paid when money leitlu
axed time. Paper discounted - tiN PCT cent
As heretofore Our personal respon,ieluy ii
nleared fur IN Dol osiis received INA business
,rsns eted. A continuance Of the liberal pat.
ronaee Of tho business mon Of the caun'y 70 re-.
,pec,,uliy solicited. A. pre,ideni' cashie' and
Officers of tie late clenrheld V"nniy nanh' ",
,sop,,c the notes of raid bank to be presented
/ for redemption. ..,,
IAs' 7. LEONARD, RIcHARD SHAW,
wM pORTFR. JAS. p. GRAHAM,
X WRIGHT, q. l.. HEED,
wM A. WALLACE.
The business OF the Bank vii be eonduc'ed h'
John NJ. Adams. Bsq. as Cashier. liun2s'b