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The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

The body Of George Peabody win be
accompanied to this country BY quite a
funeral fleet, England America and
France will herepresented.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
MARRuEn-

Near Finksburg, on the 18th Instant, by
Rev. VIM. I. DUNN, at the brides fathers, 5,
Samuel b. Yingling, Of Baltimore county,
and Miss Anna NJ. Williams, ofthis coua.y.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
WESTMINSTER MARkETs.
Reported Expressly for the Apvoe.rs by E, O
Grimes.
WHOLESALE PRICES
BALTIMORE MARKETs.

As Ne
TUESDAY, November %, 1869.
Flour. Street Super. !. s ooas5 2s
Howard Street Shipping Extra. g 25as5 so
Howard Street High Grades g OOaS,; 25
Howard Street Family .....,,, e. @ 30 as7 so
City Mills Standard Extra. IS T5aSs 90
Weyerton Family 90 OOa 500 90
Ashland famiiy...... ......... ... 90 O0aSO0 90
nye fiour......... ........... 5 75a$6 90
Corn Meal-City Mills. g OOaS5 00
Grain. wheat sales Of 1850 bushels
white at 2Oa$1 ~ /; 1000 bushels choice
red at 33aSl 81. Cora-sales uf dOCO
bushels new white at Ssa95 cents 250 bushs
oid yellow Mt laSl Vi. Oats-salos Of $500
vusne AZ ooaoS oents. Rye--sales Of 200
bushs at 81 OF.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
November %, 1869.
DeJ cdftte-Ihe offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 264l head.
The prices ranged Us follows Old Cows and
Seaia"ags, at 3 25s$t 90; ordinary thin
s,eeps, oxen and Cove 00aS5 90; fair quail
,,y beeyes 6oaSs 70; and tho very best
neeses NJ TOAST 20 per 100 lbs. tho aver
age price being about So 90 gross.
saeep.--fair TO good fat Sheep at sia
~ CTS. per pound gross.
Hogs, Prices ranged as falIaws. fair to
good tat Hogs ls 25ssi4 25 per 100 lbs
net.
WooL-Unwashed, at 80 to 80 cents. tub
washed ~ to 81 cts, and pulled at 80 TO SO
cents per pound. ~e
Leathsr CITY Slaughter 43 TO IS cents;
tough Skirting 3s TO 80 cents; Spanish Sole
ss,A to 30 cents; Country Slaughtered "a to
II cents, 9'l,, :,
Mdes.-Ciiy Steer at l2i To 10 cts, Gov
2las2s per ton. y
Feathers Quote at 10 70 90 ceuts per Ii,
lpf common 70 prime hive geese.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

A new two-story Frame Dwelling
House and Lot, situated on Main Street
east Of the railroad. For terms and
other information apply at this Office
oct7.tf
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
Western Maryland Railroad.

There is much anxiety to ascertain
the result Of the injunction granted by
the Circuit Court of Baltimore, restrain
ing the Mayor and City Council from
loaning one million of dollars to the
Western Maryland Railroad Company
to complete their road to Hagerstown
and Williamsport BY mutual agree
ment this case, having been appealed,
was taken up first in the October term
ofthe Court of Appeals, aud elaborately
argued. 1t was expected and hoped
Che decision of that tribunal would have
heen promulgated before now, but .the
laws delays have disappointed many.
The case being special one, involving
private as well as public interests, has
caused considerable impatienee regard.
ing the result.
We learn that unforeseen difficulties
in getting the members of the court
together have delayed its decision up
to the present time. There are hopes,
however, that il may be able to meet
early next week aud adjust the matter.
1t is impossible to anticipate results.
Expressing our own views, we have
believed, and still think, one or more Of
the points made by the counsel Opposing.
the injunction will be sustained, aud il
so, it must, or in all probability will be,
set aside. IL is more than probable the
parties--simply tax .payers-who sued
out the writ, may be adjudged not really
in court upon constitutional and legal
considerations.
The delay attending this matter is re
gretted, as it has prevented not ouly the
completion ofanimportant i'm mprovement,
which might have been operating a,
present to the great advantage of Bal
timore, but interrupted movements that
would have been made looking to ulterior
interests Of the road.
We notice that George II. Bokee
Esq, member Of the late City Coun,
cil-Second Branch---and warm friend
Of the road, has been appointed one oil
its Directors on the part of Baltimore.
Mr. Bokee is gentleman Of thorough
business taleut, aud well calculated ior
the position.
We sincerely hope all those interested
in the completion Of this important en-
terprise may give is their special atteu.
tion, leaving no stone unturned until
it is found in entire operatiop between
our city and Williamsport. There may
be some difficulties 10 the way, but by
perseverance and energy all eau be
snrmounted. .--Baito. Saturday Night
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

Four thousand two hundred barrels
o q green ss e. peas were shipped North from
Norfolk, Va, last Saturday.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

II is stated that when the late George
Peabody was fly years Of age he wns worth
bnt SO, 900, and that 10 the twenty years
following be accumulated bis immense for
tune.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

Call aud see Black Alpacas at j
iiugling * sons. 1t
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
DIED.

In Freedom District, on Friday night
last, Mr.. George Patterson, aged "a years.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

The pork packers of Quincy, m -.
killing about 400 hogs a day. ut
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

George ". 2. Black, Esq, has COM
menced the publication Of a daily
nowspsper II Fscdsri.kcity We wish
him SUCCESS
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

American coal has advanced to SO
per ton in Montreal.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

Pacific islands : '"'
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
Mortgages Sale
oF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

RI virtue Of the power eoa.aip,s il 1
~ Deed Of Mortgage Gon Ssnssl B,s.
to Noah Worthiug,Sa Sf John. da,.i 1,
9Th day Of March, 1854, and reeorlsi ln,,,
the mortgage records os Cartolt count, !
Liber Wm- A Mex, No. ., FoFio 10! 4
undersigned, as Mortgage, will sell sl ps
lie sale, at the Coust Rouse door, ia u
city Of Westminster, in said county, q
ThS,sdoy, fLe 23d doy Of DocsuIr
1869, sIl that valuable Farm and Tnai
LAID aron which said Samuel Bentr -
resides, lying in Carroll county near Hos{I
Mill and being but short distance fra
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railt,.
containing
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Business Locals,

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
,r hue tor each Insertion
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

Saddea Death.--Mr. Johu Helte.
brick, died al the Central Hotel on
Thursday evening last, after an illness
Of only three days Mr. n. was sum
moned 10 the ease Of the State vs.. John
Black, charged With setting fire 70 the
barn Of Mr. II. He was 10 tho 77th
year ofhis age,
The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25

Stealing. -Thieying Of petty char
acter has become quite an annoyance
lately. Some of our citizens have lost
chickens, which were prepared for the
table, and others have had bread taken
from their Kitchens. The frequency oi
these robberies should warn our people
ofthe importance Of watching well their
premises, and ofsecuring their valuables
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bENsrSsEuFF vs. Me6orsa -Soue
suc years sgp, Mr. John RsuninrhoE
car Ol uil5suairs. pad the xnnuut
q hhs tzx-Sl SO 1s-sD q J. Ross.
ar nssasszas assessor. who r=eeiutsd
~ tne sane IN the naue Of C. 4.
Attsn. Rsp1ty C0llsct0r at Tisnsrille.
Loss money was deposited IN sn e. at
R1GssTilas, until Ross was ready to
rssuru 10 Iitzsvilis. but was Stolen
fruur the safs. and. Of eozrsa. never
rsashsd the hsnts Of the eollsernr.
neznIrgecd uas compelled bv Ccllec-
si1r Aetsouge % AGAIN pay the anouut
SEATED ahoEs- Toe rsrsips given bv
R.ss % Bsnninghof w.s sirusd &C
u Aihsn. pr z J Rass-~
Ar e1,5rr uaz aaic bv Mr. Rsuninr-
a,o6 10 oocain rsiisf frUn the RsEsnae
Department bus kailinx IN .AH he
e-vUght suit againss Colisctnr Ne
tselxh ia she Z : DdssrtrG Csurs. in
ssssasn IN BrSs. and the Ease was dsci-
es1 ltsz vsek artinst Mr. Bsnniug-
tc[ Wto h eat o. pnckss sl.5l6 lS.
~ r'syiuz ias wrOng n1n- Tsnzzgo
.ss.nrEtT-.
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Cheap Furniture.
John GuIIcU

JOHN GUIICH
nVSiREs TO inform his old friends and ems
toners, that having enlarged his shop and
increased his facilities for manufacturing. he is
now prepared 10 make 10 order such Furniture as
may be desired in good style and =, ,heap rates
for CASH. He generally has on hand, A. bis
Furniture rooms. varied assortment of ready
made furEiture, among which are
BUREAUS AND sIDE-BOARDs.
wardrobes and Book Cases; Centre. Sofa, Psrlor,
Breakfast and Dining Ex,ession Tshlesi Com.
mon. French.pos Cottage Jenny Lind and other
nedsteads; sofns Of all kinds, Work stands,
Hat-racks, Wash stands; Rocking and Arm
Chairs spring-seaL cane bottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs; Looking Glasses Of svery
description on hand and neW glasses for old
frames, which will be put 10 on very reasouabis
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on hand
or furnishes 70 order, corn-husk, Hair and Cot
ton top Mattresses.
CoFFINs or EVERY KIND
Made 10 order, and funerals attended With .
Hearss whenever desired. Also, Bcuss Painting
done TO order. The subscriber also nauufac-
tures, and has constantly on hand, Clementt
Patent Washing Mach inc, the best pou IN use
Those using Tits machine never need be with
out clean clothes ne also has Flyers Patent
Churn, n superior article. A family using this
churn never need be without butter
An the above and many other articles are fur
nished to cuttomers cheap for cAsH OF exchanged
for approved country produce Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet YORK, taken "a xehsnge for furnituss
ne-Rsmember the shop h on Msrtei street
ciearhsld, Pa, and nearly opposite the '.old ysv
Store" JOHN GULfCH.
November 20. isssy
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A NrSTUET-li is , s-rSt-v o.
noa reeps hoW a rcltizass-c cs
nsdiuucs Pui ~ rn5s- crss ut--P grr
have srtsusni uu-tiirs r'sus-s tc s1-s
80 rnNuy diHsrsai discusses. ard cftsr
therCrT brsi e rsrnssiss are Discarded
cr hrsssFsa hs tuutlrs aesarss ss.sT
arr rcooumsn3ni E1 cz1s - z1zg
cumTll1iHis Iais srrnsnsl1sHrv &c
6isenses w'ull3 SIREN q irrlr as--e
essential 5f11r1'ho Atsurugr slnz ;lsuns
"a n.us sissinrrishsE- whs-vns. tssy
are roa-ly crt tnt tie str,s tssaasa.
1ngrtlv tiHsrinr eT tts arrru1s sF To-.
h1mafiun CT irTstx-irr 10 grs s-ri1
raihtr than TIA rlhf-- Fsr isssslrp.
from turTid state Ct ihs Lirsr ws
htvs 9Hunairs. Ntrrrus tu.s S6tk
HeEanrht- k5uus Fsrsr. DTsFsrsal,
Fewer ADi Arue Cuus-iF.si5s1- Ssa-
rtlriL and srrurgratas rsn--AEs.ss
uudrr fsrih-surut.lr rsEruss. a. 1rssil-r
fru1n q disc.r3ns s11Es cf si,s Ifrsr
Huucs, we say. arvsrs-rss tiss iu-r-s-
rzi e-rrn Turrs r'rs shS s5ls aErrlr1-
lasiuu uiih EshErkls RaaaS Fi1li at.l
uurs r~srrrsd % Fsrsr saks &il,snfis =
Blpoi nrrasrr G. Ssranrth ElzsF-s q
lss,rq u pssdsruraIr - rs.crhrr hTre-
isans and vsu WI be ~ DsHyrr
trnutlea uSii ttrsi lniry tirusn-s
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h s'essslne sc thh fN cle instl.
tuticn. he ts-onch of thst oicr--
whose editor srcsla From pe~oasi
knowle ledre-ssst
"uearV in reccipl or ne catalogue
81 this STERLING lnstitoton. Two
hondred and ninety sour young ladies
have been an attendancs t1rlng the
past year, gathered uot cnly fiom
prominent and iufuontal fsni,ies in
ttnsborgA, out from phila3elphis in
the East, q knnsas and Ncbr1ska. in
The Tar West Tie f4culty enh-aces
upwards a iwenty picked teachers,
selected On sccount q thesr knoun
ability and sucocssfsl experience i9
teaching. Tie co1rse q studv = ex-
icnsive and selected with rrest care.
those who have attended The exzui-
nations a the close of each tern. CO.,
darted freqssnsly By teachers not
connected with the College, viii need
10 endorsemenf fro1 u IS 70 the
thcroogh Deihod of trzining p1rs1ed.
-IborOlgh - Is the literary De
par-zenL, The facilities il the orns-
neut.i branches are unusuzily fne-
there are Ere teachers of music
Pupals Can devote their entire tine TO
=usac, E1d add 10 the unsurpassed
fscililies in tbs depsrtnect al the
Advantages a const.nt association
vita = large nunber q teachers and
P1Plis n Oghsr oepsrtnents- They
have Also the adrantages q concerts,
lec4sres, etc, aeordsd by the city.
lnsirzction = <iveo in Preach and
6erDa1 cy nAtive teaeherz- There
Az also teachers Of drawing, painting,
nee1ie-U0rk, uaB-work, etc Ia a
ror1. any ursneh Of = thorough solid
ano cruznentAl cd1c.tion is here
t.7ght y accomplished teaehers-
he eniie<s may Justly eh4llenge
eo1parison with any IN the and
we caunot close this brief notiees
uItbo1t . rsfersnce 10 the baiIdinxs.
issss are ioc4tec IN the most QUIET
A1,1 he@atif1l part Of the city, and vet
EIthin a teW Minutes walk Of all its
centres Workmeu are
o1siiy employed making important
IzproreGsnts- These improvements
zill s,eon Be couptete1. and the Col
lege thrown open f1r the inspection Of
livery private rO0a. and
nsll. and sehOoEoou, VIA be covered
Eilh ezrPess and naaitings- It i =
real i1xury 10 vssit such school. and
Sgr readers, we douht not, viii appre-
rate such Efforts for the comfort and
Of their daughters. Al
sonc- and s1erezs % the Queen Of
y estsrn Lzdies' Schools The Fall
Isr1 will open in September. Send TO
ihs Prssidsns, / C Ps-shing, D. D.,
b. catalogue
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SoID.-We are informed that the
School Directors Of this borough have
purchased Of the Trustees Of the "
E. Church the building on Cherry
street, and will at once phi it in
proper trim for school purposes
Aoothor school house was badly
needed, and the Directors have done
a wise Ael in securing this building,
as it win answer for a number oi
years without much expense, besides
being desirsbly icsated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

TOWNSHIP OFFIcERs the late
primary election quite a number q.
the townships embraced the opp0rsu-
nifty and nominated their township
officers too. Il would be well for the
party ifthose townships in which no
nominations have yet been made 90
DO 80 At an early day 50 that 6tkeis
can be printed. Those dong sc, ty
forwarding tho money can have their
tickets printed and sent oct with the
county officers We VIII charge flres
dollars for the lErge, and fp0 dollars
Cor The small townships.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

SHor AcCInENTAILT.-On Tuesday
July 18th, Mr. Ed SulHran. Of Huston
township. met with a ssrious II nj
fatal accident. Nr sullivan. Thanns
Evans, and little brother of SaIIi-
vans, went hunting on the afternoon
Of the day named. lnpnssingshrourh
tho woods, they suddenly came across
. deer; Sullivan being about ten feet
in advance Of Erhns % the excite
ment Of the moment ErHns uoukrd
his gun and brought % hrs shuui3ur.
and, in gong through some bushes il
would seem a branch usurbi tbu han
ner oi the run and discharged ii;
the hall hitting Snllran. Tie h1Il
took effect ahoui ons inuh nbsrs TIRE
lower end Of the ief shoulder blade.
and passing obhquely ontwaras and
upwards. somewhAi iriurdnr ii,e shuui-
Ger JOINT "a iis passage lodrcd unosr
the large muscles of the ben arm. nsfr
the JOINT Or. Kline, of nunnfsld,
assisted hr Dr. Ruruhhuis, 81 tins
place, being called % minister 70 ths
relief Of the wounded man, surceo5e1
amer some dificultv in sxtratsinr sss
ball ThePszient, bcinr 10 Dr.. KhBr's
care al lAst aooosnss was 5uinr As
wOll ns conld be erpuued, considering
the untureof hiswouDd. slbssylnrsu,ns
triag h~urn,ae - rs r-.--~.~-
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c'efserIsos ~ sskcel T,~ss
Below VIII be found the Ac, psusef
last winter relatng 70 he collection
Of school taxes The law Is good
one, and we hope 20 sce y sdor,sa b.
al The districts IN This county.
A notice elsewhere shows that h,
Board in this borough hare adopted
i, and are proceeding 70 collect The
tax under it, The abatement Of "a,
and addition Of Pee per cent val.
make quite a difference ia the tax ot
many.
SECTION l. Be u enacted. dc-. Thai
from and aftcr the passage of this acs
il shall he lawful for the board Of school
directors Of any school district IN this
commonwealth, by resolution of the
board, 10 authorize the collection o.
the school tax in the manner heroin-
after provided
SIC. ? The board ofsekooi director.
shall place in the hands of TIE treas
urer certified duriicste e the school
tax, and II shall be his duty 10 give Il
least one months notice q The tine
and place at which be viii sttes5 Al
least one DAY, for the purpose pf re
oeiving school tax and il shall be his
cuiy 70 receive and reoeipt for al the
school tax given hiIn for tbroe n0ntbs
after the date Of szid notice; Pror5Ss1.
That II any person, On or befort the
expirailOn Of two norths after the
date Of said Doiire, shall paw 70 The
collector the amount Of his or her TAI.
such persons shall be entitled % a de-
duetion Of I've per sent On the znounf
thereof, and for The remaining month
be shall make no ab1tenenf O. ths
taxes received
SIC :. In case the t1xes are rot Al
paid on or before the expiration of
three months from the date a. said 10
hee, the board @: directors shall s1ecs
a collector, have the dupliczts plaesc
IN his hands, and issus % hirn 4 var
rant for the collection ofu.pzid taxss
on said duplicate; and bsshaIl rroeeed
10 collect the unpaid tar assessed
therein, with an 4oditior cf Eve per
cent % the aD0uzi Thereof il the
manner heretofore provided By law !,
nc shall be allowed scch conpeosziion
As may be agreed 1pon. noi excesdinr
I'VE per cent of the money colisStsd :
and IN addition, IN case 81 dissrcss and
sale 81 goods, be sail receive the su-ze
fees As are nov allowed by l1w 70
constables for levy and sale upou a
wrlt 81 execuiion which fees be shall
retain out q the prorseas Of szch sales
after ooduciing the taxes ard the al
dition Of Eve per crnt fhersor-
SIC 4. All acts or parts Of xcts tor
the collection Of schooi tax thas are
hereby altered CT sspr,is1 are hsrshr
50 tar as ihey rslats 10 d.
ifscts IN ukica the hoard cf directors
zuihcrlro the ca,isciicr of setool ssx
oy tbe Tr0Tisions ofthisacf. Pr-rlzas.
Ihai none oftbe proTisi0ns Of skis z-s
snail apply 70 the citsss of hiitsh1rg.
or Allegheny, OF 10 the cn1uiies O.
Cumberland, Vera, Franklin. sta-.s.
Sullivan. Cc4u-ati., Ncat11r. Nor
thumberiSnd, Chester. Delaware.
Aontgone-y, Bsrizs, Sozsr<si. Bed
ford. Fuitou, AIlsgAsny, Lzrsrus-
Indiana, CantTss ard Jstfe-so1-
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6oo0 IxK--F0r six mouths past
ws have bssn using Mr. Robinsons
ink, and ne sonEsss that although re
a@vs f1r ten years 1ssd ink uzuu-
t4cizrsd a. different establishment,
ne sever had better ink, for the
sane P-iss, than Mr. RObins0u's, and
we can ibsrsfOrs faIly snaozss the fol-
iouing-
-The INK with which this issue Of
tbs CasmsPslits Is printed Is from the
6rsys Ferry Printing Ink WORKS. Of
C. 4 Robinson, Philadelphia. We
have tired many kinds Of Ink in the
p1tlica,iou Of cur paper, and lnhesi-
;ztin-iy prunouuee Robinsou's ar the
oess, osezEsE it i the el-anest and
saslesl. and = the best in gDlo-- Il
-rs4iiy imp-uTss the Csrnopo<ifs. and
ws ara unSts< obli<ziious 10 the manu-
s4etur~r.-CAFnsyslifs, Gfrurz, Pa
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GUNSMITHING.


TUE uudcrsirnti hers lsurs % iuiorm his I'd
Il sni nv cuacmsrs. and n, ruAlir rruer.iiv,
ltai h. has ftiei ~ rrv Gun SHOP. ~ ~
~ cn ths coru1- er FOURTH and MARkFI
ssrstls. clcxricli. p. vhrrr BE- WI fecr cur.
sfantly % had snd snsks 10 order al kinas d
rurs Al.a. rurs r. eored. re-raruishcd. art
nuailr lerairsd o. shcrt nuiire. Al crarss -
nufl wil r-rrivr rrsuri sits1fiou.
-fseas4 foHy gc0RT
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NoTIcE.-This is 10 notify custom
ers thai our respective places Of busi-
ness will be closed, on and aaer
August lst to November lst, at n
O'Clock and from November l1 70
April Isl, at Z O'Clock Of each evening.
Saturdays, days Of public gatherings
and rafting excepted. Persons hAv-
ing special business amer closing hours
viii find rs At our residences.
Arnold A Hartsherl. flnrsocl q Goodwin.
Thompson A Ca Juhn Irwin.
Z, A. lrvin A c. lusrph T. Irwin.
John r. lenkins
Curwensviile, July p, lS69sst
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ANOTHER RLE0ASr CHuRcH-Ws
learn that the Catholic congregation
at Frenchville, who have their spiritual
wants supplied BY Father BerbeEo.
are about erecting a m1gnikcezi
church. The building Is 70 be Q.
stone, s5x90 feet, with a cross preice.
iion Of twenty feet at each SIDE, and
when completed win not only be cred
liable 70 Covinrton township, hnt an
onamentto the county. Mr. Michael
Hubert, we understand, has closed a
contract for Puiting Up he SsilainE
mike" knows how 70 Pile up aibs
rOcks
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THE NEw BRIDGE-We notice that
the contractor, Mr.. Miller, is spanning
the river at the foot Of Second Street
with a new bridge, which in a few
months more will be made passable
for travel. Ii is 10 be an open bridge
and viii therefore in winter time and
at night be preferable to the covered
etvie
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Ierms Of Snhsnriniinn-
RELIGIOUS notice..

Methodist Episcopal Churrh--Rev. vs.
H. DnL. Pasior.-Puhlie Service every sabbath
a. iol NJ, and "a p. NJ.
Sabbath School At A. ~
Prayer Aecting every Thursday, ai a p N.
Coumuniol scrvica, frsf Sabbath q every
month, AZ lUl A. n.
~ Francis Church-Catholic--R NJ
OBnASieAs.--Nnss At l0i O'Clock A. NJ. on fht
SECOND and fourth Sundays of each month
st Andrews Church--EpiscopaI--
kr. hEAnK--fublis Service every 1uesdny even
ing. Al n o'clock. P. n.
~. Johns Church--Lufhernn--R M
Nirn0RFr.-Puhlie serriue every eabbaih morn.
ing and eFeninr.
Presbyterian Church--Rer. NJ. BrTrFn.-
Publie serrice every sabbath, nsrning and even
ing.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK.

Con. MARKET a sD srs., CLEARFlBLD, Pa.
UNhE proprietor has entered into the BOOT a
Il SHOE business at the above stand, and
!, determined not 10 be outdone either In quail
ny OF price for bis work. Special attention
sih be paid 70 manufacturing eeved work. he
hn on hand large lot Of Erench KIP ard
Valt skim, Of The very best quality. The cih-
iens of Cleardeld and vicinity are respectfully
Invited TO give hin a trial. No charge for calls
nove,' 6-d
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Guaranteed

To Be a. represented. and warranted to give sat-
isfastion. Az 10 DRESS COODs-us have
sPlsndsd assortment of AlpseAs, black, uhits,
and in eolOrsi Lrnures. silkfsnd in short all
the newest styles In the market We desire this
fact 70 become knovn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

Ibs Wzrrsu L1fpr says 70 BE-
-era3 snirsr BOY = a <rsut thing
with The Raf1sas of that county
parthsn-zrsy tlese whc Served ia ne
eE4s war. a. su'y fsur usrs rejected
a. shs Ale RspuhI1sau Co1ssy Con-
rsusasG- a. sazditaIsa ia- the oai-as
CO BE- siass3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

Lfsr OF JuKoGs dra~l tor Sspss7-
Der Tern, lSse-
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Is Is prupcsad tc marx ty mouu-
-l's1,s sae rusisipus held By each Of
lae tsTurul eerps gt she opposing A.
uuss lr tse erusIs Of the bnstls cf
trssiyshG-g A uEnt bcen f1r srtcs-
sI1g i1 sncrrt1g srcus On The fald
ti,s nzS,s1 irlpcssant hattls uf the vhols
wur
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-28

A negrc wcuan- name rnknruu.
snad her hrrshand IN JsdsrxrrrilIs.
instzal-l, Sunday, from the eFsuL
waE-~if BE- uay iis. Ths charrs az
5nstsdsT srpagas b. ths hushand
sanssc tha siHlir.