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The New York herald., 1869-06-29

The for spring wheat steady under fair de-
sSs
az 'Ss spa
choice viii sales 1900 SS.&s. :. frea
sG and @ @ g & s aSs @ 1ss &c. y
g Tor white Southern Rys steady with
amounting 70 about 1900 bushels. 7asc, 5sc Inc
barley continued nominal. Total
CRAIG n New York and roskn wsrshonses June 2s u ss W
do rye iSs do barley barley s do mais and 4iS do peas
snsagsmsnls efe-ro Liverpool 800 bushels wheat q
ss wheat as 3D. 1900 4, 5o bacon a.
Sa sap a S ap1oGS0 ,ens oease s s aa per
S1 500 bushels wheat 3 a d Sh SS os a. s q 3D. 5 Tss
charters s slip 100 tons to LSno1 ssnsrs csrso
ssSrsssas 'sa sas gs" British
~h 200 i6 ID ., s ad senGf
Oh W direct american bark for Antwerp, with 5o
oSs psoe on sesr rse Of eT rn sales Prices were steady
however at 1870 i7c for bays ss,ec FOR cloth
steady al SC Isc for inferior to choice grades The
gold, for Mania tc &c., do for ue noe io'c do for
si nar aHs was IN rate prices. shipping
selling at &C., retail lots s u l5 long rye straw at
MoLSssEs improved demand though the 3 business
BsToados were disposed Of on private terms a.,
tufpentne
rices asvs and Ese
il a ,egas
ssas aH' Es's Sf:s ss f
5Os e and isS Do 10 IS sna q, Tow " pale
50 70 "a 7o No. !, 81: sz Is; pale ia so IS 30, and
@ extra s wno% ss n ii Il 80 q 5 r%as ,
si so 1sS &s 25 for Wilmington and 81 30 50 S6 for
OiLssLnsced was dull and heavy. at ST o2 . 81 O5 in
casks and bbs while other kinds, though still quiet were
100 s.ssaEss lard tn: market s
mand, and prices heavy and again lower The only
asf % S pm. S S s as u
firm at 9c with arrival. Of seq head mainly ha
8 bsis sea &C. ossi " plain s
s i s1s a @ ses 5 S"% "r " au
beef At $50 sss prime mess I,
sas sas s Il M Srses n' % s
psss ss
ssd Sss ~ anS % ss Esss: Il @
dS sa%i n sns 5 aSa Sa the
$50 packages ac sOc for No. to prime steam and kettle
PErsoLKuM- Crude In bulk, IN su, ttls demand,
SSis n Psbrg on Saturday the sales heavy being
.ss ss tSs 'as ss% 81 s s stan
iS% . Crude II r,@. sss K:
s''
he sar.%sy met % Offering.
The sales were only 1000 bbs standard white for
July S2sc and 600 do for June at c cosins at S2c
In philadelphia the market quiet rmer closing
about S2c for refined for June delivery Early In the day
there sold 1000 bbs for June at 81 alac, and
500 do. for July Sshc, the market closing B2c for
June and S2Mc. S3c. for July
RfCE.--We heard OF sales OF moment. Prices were
stendy however, at &c. for prime Carolina
STEARiSR was steady, though the business was small.
Sales of small lots 10 hhds and erces Mt Ice 2Oc for
prime 10 choice.
pseea we Of no M further sses Ssi prizes &C.
Su0AR-The market for active but rather
heavy at Saturdays pricesyi for fair to good
refining Cuba. The sales 800 hhds a c for Cuba
and centrifugal private terms Refined was slow OF sale
Ike 1hSac for hard l9c. 1880. for soft
white I3c lss.c FOR yellow i4c l4isc for extrs @.
TALLow.The demand moderately active and prices
heavy. Sales 65,u00 lbs. Mt l4c. n uJsc.
Rcceipts 800 bbis. The market dull and
lower. Sales I50 bbis al &c. a 81, tax paid
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

Cash gold was In moderate demand, aud loans
xcre made at seven, seven and half and eight per
cent for carrying. The disbursements OF coin inte
est to-day amounted to si3,b2e. The following ts
\hc report OF the Cold Exchange Bank
Old cleared $93, 562,O
UaialiCcs. liio,S9V
urfency balances ....................... l,630,2Ss
1ne last sale Of gold for tho fiscal ending June
I5ook place to-day. The bids were for total OF
x5so, 900. The highest was l37.54k and the lowest
y7.o2. The million sold was awarded In the follow
NJ lots at the accompanying prlces;-t5o,ooo at
JI4sj., $4,000 at 137.4e,@, 100000 at 137.n&,
100000 al 1374sA, 100000 at 13749,s 100000 at
y7.5oti, 100000 at 137.blx 100000 at 13T52,4,
gpoooo ct i3569ia, 100000 at 1851, $4,000 at
1851.
The internal revenue receipts for The fiscal year are
estimated at sl5s, OOo The receipts for the month
up TO the 2et $e 100000. and those for the ex-
pired portion Of the fiscal year sl55,oso,oOo.
dividend Of four per cent cash has bceu declared
upon the stock Of the Michigan Southern road pay.
able August 2.
The stock market was sympathetic with the course
OF money. the earlier transactions being buIlIsh In
their tendency and prices rising TO the highest
wnioh they have attained since the change In the
current u speculation. Under these influences New
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

or at 1910 to General Abe Buiord. third female
DESCENDANT OF Lexington went for $500.
worthy ana somewhat distinguished negro
man, James Allen, former slave OF Mr.. Alexander.
and well known "a the owaer OF s'Dublin,' bought
yealing filly for $500.
1wenty-one trofiers 0f various ages were auction
cd OF at 81 eoO being average OF triae over s2l8
head.
Altogether the sales were quite satisfactory. and
everybody present seemed pleased with the days
work. lasl teaf s6ina hinety animals were sold at
Mr. AeXander's sale for fs2 0OO
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

COrrER.--Rio dull, but unchanged Other kinda were
also dull but prices without change.
FLOUR AND GRAIN--Receipts l5fn6 bbls hour, lO0 do
meal 1907 l26 bushels wheat il04as do 7s7 do
oats and 3a3 do The market for State and Wesern
Hour duh. and about l0c lower other
grades were without change The sales were about bSs
at prices within the OF quotations appended The
first consignment Of ST. Louis four crop OF 1882 plants
extra exhibited Change bv Mesrs L. Roberts Co.,
California -four dull, but unchanged. For Southern
-four the market dull and prices Of most grades were
heavy Sales 300 bbls Rye -four moderate demand
and firmly held The sales were as bAs Corn meal was
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
CoEMERClAL REPORT.

MOspAr, June ~ 6P,H.
corros continued in active demand r,m spiuners and
specu!ao.s, AMI good business contaminated. The
marke, was aecidety ffmer and there advance OF
NC c perib The sales 65l baies OF which ;ifS
speculation 1908 for spinning and <05 for export
FOR i"...r II. salss we're bales ees
low mddng, FOR December at ssc 100 do do for Jsnay
at a leo for October 100 DO for December January
and 200 do for December private We quote Z
UpLinfs Mojis Nee O, ,,aas
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

york CentraI advanced 10 leSH and Lake shore nor-
merry Michigan Southern 20 l0s1, while Hudson
River touched 1917. Pitsburg io2is and Pacific Man
sos. The natural reaction following these prices
was assisted bV the sudden squeeze" In money
and in the fright OF weaker operators great ueai
OF stock was thrown overheard WIN New iorA
Central at 1913 and money worth half per cent
Il Il easy TO Se9 t1ay operators VI carr.
ing' have to pay ninety-nne dollars uay
interest hundred shares OF stock. In the periou
Of most active money Central declined TO 1894 anu
Lake Shore was vigorously hammered to 1861 The
Northwestern stocks which were heavy In the early
buoyancy OF tife day fell to sos for the common ana
94ss for the preferred. The other leading stocks fell
or from a quarter to two per cent. Pacific
Mail declined to s7H. The market after four
O'Clock essayed q reaction. but failed ana
closed heavy at the prices which are appended
under the head OF street quotations. Tne
closing quotations at the last session OF the Stock
Exchange were as follows:-Canton, 62H 6Sh;
Cumberland, 81 80; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express.
32H 33x; Adams Express, "a q 64,s; American Ex-
press, A a 44h; United States Express TAN 70;
Merchants Union Express, 15H bid; Quicksilver 10
49, Pacific Mall, ssss bid; Western Union Telegraph,
3sx s9l; New York Central. 1874 197K; MARI
p0sa 8H OK; do. preferred, 16k 18X; do. certi-
acates, 43 45Is; Hudson River, 1868 167k; Har-
lem 145I I47k; 90. preferred, l45; Reading, ok
9S; Alton and Terre Haute, IS 81; do. preferred
80 81; Toledo. wabash and Western 72H 73H;
do. preferred 10 SO; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 7e%
toy; do preferred, SO ssas Ohio and Mississippi,
SO 3sL; Fort Wayne, 1851 asked; Michigan Central
Tex divdendj, 1872 asked Lake Shore 1917 l0s; lli-
noIs Central, 142h bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg iol
1927 Rock Island, lls1l 11s,6; Northwestern, slA
a SIX; do. preferred, 95h a 96es; New Jersey Gen.
trial. 1O4zs 1o6; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, llsh
vi, And
Indiana Central, 40 40S.
The imports OF specie at this port last week were
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
TRAvEnLERs' GUIDE.

A hskNy AND TROY.-THE DAY LINE uoArS @.
n SiBBARp and u. DREW Will commence r"nuIas 20
Apsn Onday Nay 81 leaving DesbIcsses stecs At A.
and 1brfonth street ri 5 conaectiag with rar ,as
a., points North aud West.
nurCHr>ss AND COLOMBIA RAILRoAp-so5T9n,
sba ,fisr lime 1862 tho trains The road wili s
ra as Follows Hoeewel Juasti,a At e;le A. A. .ad "a
A. M and SOS y. M. trains on HUDSON kYer rsirosa fsr
New York. Returning Leave fsshki iansIns - ioo u.
fron, New TOsk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27
ST. Louis MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office. No. 5l3 DIV street,
ST. LOUIS.
n. a. JANUARY. President,
J As. IL. LuC ~, Vice s~'rsssdenf,
VIM. r. sEEDX, Secretary.
Wa. n. EES OS, GsneFsi Agent,

DIRECTORS;
james r Lucas, anne Will, Theodore In
v%ti}le, thas. II Peek. Rob,. K, Woois, Jales
V,lie, Geo. L. Rehioson, Rnht. f. Carr. John +
Fhnrntnn, David k. Ferguson, Hon. Jonn Hogan
Henry nverstola. Nicholas Schaefer. William T
Gay, wm. G. Jamison, X. P. Honenk.np, L II
B.ker, d A. January, Vim. J. Lewis, r. Rosier,
yr., Jacob TamSh. &
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27
Assets, Jan. i. 1883, over So 500 coo.

THIS COMPANY issues policies oa hives on al
IRE n ferenf ptaHg. and al ~ favorable rates rs any
,th-r. while il has .o restrictions in regard 10 res
ideacs or srauel. ard all us profts are dirided On
aualy among its polscy hooters, It's policies arr
al issued m the NON PnRFElriSG PLAN. II II
prompt, in the payment of losses DO compan,
having a better reputation for prompsness or
hberslity. --
The aneuas received for premiums IA,
alone in tie year 1861. was. ..-... siSDoat9 -
Io.-fes, received same i'm "a uj5 ~
Lasse- by s-atl f r the "a re period 255 ST O.
THIS ~;on,pany al rs las; anns.l Meeting held
IN January. declared Q dividend Of / orty per cent.
payable IN sash, and
as>oissd :. That all disiieGds pr4vious to. ard in
e,ud,as that o. Jsnuery, 1867. vi he paid during I'll
euss.t war a, the pc 40! ot / ,e ret' wal ~ tn. r.
-,,retss, p,I,c,ss. and fscfa shd alter IsfiBaIy 10
tf,sy w,il ls pad nj the re iods OF Iheir ursi renew at.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27

UFFERS hrs professicnsfssrviees TO the pubhe
IT Baton kong . and sicsnity. ofies 90 ShuTes
.trses. the same hsrstefors eccspisd BY br.a
h Day. So !rs EEttss4 " @ss
sv q - eg s1 osa .E"@
a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27

The cheapest journal Of Inc kr d published, and the
ont, oas giving iite price list II Trees, Vines and
o;srss in . Ali Nurs-ressn tine" II atso coniains u
Iss 81 the bss, lInpleweus Lr Farm, Dsfuvq and
n.asrboid; and lis pages are titled with articles iiom
n. les, nesissuf,ussi AID sgreuituiai y rte;s ~ he
wos,o- As y svesial Usqsecnaesi. ~ oieE 10 sela
.,ue uiast o, e,IheT u lie ioliow bg ysisiY OF ruiis,
q III wno ssso III their names viii ~ As
Ilafke'. kA.Lbefay. pxsEols boIaIess Rasp-
/ efry. r.,ii.dsi lie s.ar ppvrry s,lssonii MsiaiiIoth Black
b~rry On zee Ola. loiue, eh Ks japan Lily, iona
i;rs 10 VI q. on two E-zsiy Wnson Blackberry. tao
nj, a.iany Lisckt~r y. ~ 10 aty o,,e who VIII sesid
IS c-,,,, exsra. 10 bay postage, we will >end
ONE PuuND Ut EAkLY kiosk POTATOES.
The piacI- VIII be carefully packed and rent py
rsii pu.. pa,d, ~ earl, IN The nliuil.s. es rping rs
-. i;ashi. Etc. LIS s4s5 novze-Ssn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08


Massachusetts h f.ir snmrlc or Naw
England The Now England s>nirs
ever have been, as they row an. td,M
PEELED 10 be externally moral but
vice, If more concealed and better
attired, is more unblushinc N Boston
than in New York. The New Enc.
lsnders are the Pbarisccs of this con.
tinent, They make clean the outside
OF tne cup and plntter but within all
Is rottenness and corruption. They
are at best but whited sepulobres
The taste Of New England. as Of late
years revealed In its ljterature. hss
been of kind not to be mistaken
witness, for example, the rawlings of
theodore Parker. Witness the trans.
cendental isms of Ralph Waldo Emer.
son; Witness the tone and tendency
OF the North american Reuiep. There
y not only falling away from princi.
pie, but there is a falling away from
pcwerand any sensible purpose. Wit.
ness, again, the papers that fnd most
avor IN the Atlantic MONTHLY We
'ould point to many recent tales. We
ave but TO mention the article on
LORD and Lady Byron TO show the
,inu Oh literature which pays New
sngland authors and publishers, and
'hich, OF course, the New England
eople love most TO read. But for the
ower-the healthiul and invIqoratipe
over OF the daily press-it Is impos,
Die to say to what depths Of moral
ePravity New England literature
onid descend Taking 1t as we
ave i, and judging from some Of its
'ry latest specimens, we may End
difficult to say of it that "it is clever.
deed, and very entertaining :" but
can have no hesitation 10 saving
az u Is earthly, sensual, dovilish.S 3
niltan theology and morality have
gotten their proper fruit, and that
oving itself most unwholesone
s0 York Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Doc SroRY.-The Peorin (li)
Transcript tells the following tough
ono about diminutive black and tan
dog: lie was in the eagcr pursuit OF
rat, burrowru 5v;'''ss s''>.snvs ,h'o
the ground, and as he went filled up
the hole with the dirt he removed
IIo was missed for eight days, when
one dny his owner heard a suppressed
bark coming seemingly from under
the ground, and upon digging brought
the adventurous dog to the surface
Ho was rather the worse for nothing
to eat, but beyond that was as good az
whou be 6rst disappeared.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08


We the the undersigned ed having witn.ssed ,bs
'IAl OF u } Booths Improved stsmp Fx,r,,,or
on the farm Of X. u. Moore. near Lu,bsrsbu,g
On On Saturday and Monday. the 7th and ON =,
1M'otsmoer, 1't take pleasure in saying to The pub
ne. tna. We believe It to be the beet machine
10" N use Tor extracting stumps Itisof simpls
eoh1trueilon' easily managed. not liable 10 ge,
Out Of order, and very durable. -Four man 80
zoe machine from the wagon, when enti,.,,
aparb put IL together, and pulled a Isrre ~,
10 less Than one hour. We saw two man
pu.' large stump with ease. They u,s bor,s
out De does bis work in taking out The lnrges,
Jumps without bard pull. Mr.. Dootb. M
ra'sntee, fully understands putting up and
nanailng the machine. We would advise tho.a
want OF stump extraeiors to see this one tes,sd
osiole s' pSrehnsing elsewhere which they can do
rec Of charge BY calling on the PropHetorr
. barrett, J w. kickard, R.v, spsekmar
John Aolder, John Kirk J. w gshassn
Il y. II. ' Moore' J. W. Wallace, W.B.Aleranlsr
zee hnlnger, VIM D. Beck, Andrew Wilson. /
!. ). Horn wm. X. Irwin, X. J. Kirk,
'Amrs Moore, l. b. Carlile. Geo.Wilson.Nn
Lever Illegal Fred'k Smiley, [novig.iv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

ven men can dig the dirt from tho roots after
sn'aeeS h will oull owing to the size Of IN
In ~, l"m iofty to one hundred per day. IL
Sill either 'urn them over, or suspepd tbsm -
be propped up, as desired. :" "
nny person wanting one of these Machines
can take It to hfs farm, and, II not too far awav
We ~'n 60 and help set il up and test h; n Is
= not satisfied We will take IL away snd cbn,gs
potning for our trouble. Machines sIso win
iSwhship Rights. siuRso Machines. $40.
stAte and County Rights for sale.
BOOTH 4 RUMBARGER.
Jefferson Lie p. o.. Clsars.Id r. u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Livery stable.

TNTfE undersigned bces leave 70 inform The pub
lic that be Is now fully prepared TO accchiino'
date all in the way Of furnishing Horses, Dugg'es
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms Residence on Locust street.
between Third and Fourth. -
GRO. W. eEARlART.
eissrs,ld, April u, iesf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
nR d RI RuRCHFIELp,
DR.. j. r. WOODS,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
Having removed 10 Ansonsille. Pa, ehers bis
professional services to the people of that place
and tho surrcuning county An calls promptly
si,epJe5 No. fDrc. 3 6m Pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
READING FOR ALI!
BOOKS d STATIONERY.

bum > a. . n llON In 4
Market ST.. CIearfield, lat the Post ONCE
sI'HE undersigned begs leave 10 announce TO
l the citizens Of clearheld and vicinity that
he hiss fitted up room aud has just returned
IRON the city With a large amount Of reading
natter, 'onsisting in part Of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
llank, Account and Pass Books Of every de-
aipiion Paper and Envelopes French pressed
I'd plain; Pens ard Pencils; Blank. Legal
apers. Deeds. Mortgages Judgment, Exemp
iion aud Promissory notes White and inrchi
ment Brief Legal Cap. Record Cap. and Bill Cap
Sheet, Masie for either Piano, Flute or Violin
constantly on hand. Anv books ~ ..s'.s- .s'.e..sss
desirra that may not have on hand. will be VI.
ordered by first express, aud sold at ~hole'ale
or retail /, suit customers. l will aife keep
periodical literature, such - Magaiines,, sew
papers, 40. r. =. "AOLiN'
Cl.arheld Nav Z. 1sfS-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
SHOCH & WEAVER

Luthersburg. ClearfieId County, "a,
III articles usually foudd in first class Saddler
shop. All work done on short notice and at
reasonable rates None but experienced work
men employed Room, one door west Of the
American Hotel. II W. SCH0CH,
iyI4-sm r. j. WEAVER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

DENTAL PARTNERSHIP

e. On. A. NJ. HILLS,
Vlffryp Desires 70 inform his pstrons, snd the
publie generally q ni be has associated with him
IN The practice Of Dentistry,
S P. SHAW, d. ID. S,
whah sradurt. Of the Philsdelphia Dental
College. aud fherefore bas the highest atiesia-
uoss q professional sti!L An work done IT.
he ofies riil bold rnyseif personally rssponsi-
ais for being done in the must ssfisiaeiory man
hu and highest order ef the profession.
IA established practice Of twenty-five years ~
az place tAablss me 10 speak 20 my psiien"
Eih eorfdsnce.
Ehgagemsnts frou q distance shouid be made
" letter fev day before the patient designs
s'ulng. (yubs 4. isssly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Lime for Sale |

rI,HE undersigned, residing near the depot has
made complete arrangements with Lime
Burners east Of the mountain, whereby he is
bled to keep constantly on band large quantity Of
PU RE LIN LEI
which he offers to farmers and builders at trihe
above cost Those in need Of the article would do
veil to give me call or address me by letter, be-
fore negotiating their lime.
GEo. c. PAssMoRR.
Clearheli, Pa, June 3. 1863
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GUNSMITHING.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
rINHE undersigned hcgs leave to inform bis Old
and new customers, and he public generally,
that he has cited up new GUN sHOP, on NJ
lot on the corner Of FOURTH and MAhkhf
snets. Clearfod, Pa, where he viii keep con.
siantly on hand and make 10 order al Kinds oi
guns. Also, guns re bored, ie-'aTn~hea' anu
neatly rtpaired on short notice. All orders by
mail win receive prompt attention. -,
10 0mpd JUN MVVhh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
GEO. B. GooDLANDRB, Proprietor.
S0rirultural slmplrmeuts.
BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR

Messrs. Booth
4 Rumbarger.
Proprietors oi
the Improved
STUMP Ex
tractor.wish it
distinctly IN
derstood that
they warrant
this machine
TO do justwha
1t is recon
mended ex
ceiling other /
machines BY !
its being con |
structed on l
true pbiloso. I
phieai princi |
pies. 1t will
extract the
largest pine
stump, sus
pend 81 above \
ground per 4
hitting theV
soniofsllbaek II
In the hole- NJ
aud viii pull 4
thom as fast as ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

rINHE undefsigued respectfully announces TO
the public that he has on band care
fully selected and we'll assorted stock Of Stoves.
His variety consists Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

TIME updefsirued respectfully announces 10
the public that he has on hand care.
fully selected and well assorted stock Of Stoves.
His variety consists Of
THE CELEBRATED IRoNSIDES.
which have never failed to give perfect satisfae-
tion TO the most fastidious Of its purchaser
continentai. Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spears
Anti. Dust Niagara, Charm, Herald. DC,
with every variety Of the beet
Pi,isburg Manufacture.
Na- The Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
,hs Stoves Is made Of the heaviest and best
material. ard warranted 10 give perfect salts
faction. Ills stock Of
PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES
/, larger. better and cheaper than ever before
e,hibited 70 the public. H. dehes competition
either in variety, quality or price,
He Il also prepared TO Furnish complete
assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly an'
With the sole view 70 service, from the best ma
terial in the market
pLows. PIow POINTS. A COPPER, DRAs'
AND IRON KETTLES,
-of every description eonrtanily on hand.
LIGHTNING RODS,
superior point, put up on short notice. Thi
Point be Offers 10 the public is the salne a. :
nov used by the Pennsylvania Railroad Cos d
their buildings.
ORDERS FOR SCOUTING, ROOFING
And other work belonging to his business vii
be promptly allied BY experienced and skilliu
workmen.
BRASS. COPPER AND OLD METTLI
Taken in exchange for goods.
re-Uc especially invites the sttenhon q
Merchants wishing 10 purchase at Wholesale.
thry will Gnd Il ~ their Advantage 10 examin
r lis stock before purchasing elsewhere.
@, S. fLEaAL.
PhiHpshure. AuF. 9. ises. r2lte
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Re-Uc especially invites the sitentlon Of
Merchants Wishing 10 purchase at wholesale. -
thry will end Il ~ their Advantage 10 examine
is stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
THE COURTS.

CRINIsAL CoURT, Judge Fisher.-festeriay,
Robert Richardson. ALI bob Rats, Indic'eI
for as ault with intent 10 kill, was found guilty
OF the assault. aid sente lced 10 jail for tour
months.
This morning, in the case Of James Dickson,
alias Dishnan indicted for petit larceny, .
uoile pros " as entered. John II irrett, in
dicted :or the larceny OF coat aud pair of
boots from David Chase, was found rot guilty.
fence.
ORPHANS CoURT. Judge PnrceI-rhe will o..
John Robinson was filed for probate. He
bequeathes all his property, share and share
alike, 10 his wife and children, and appoints
Charles II. Bowen and Augusta n. Robinson
executors. The Will of Patrick Green was fled
for probate. The testator appoints his sons in
Law, Peter McGinness and Francis Armstrong
his executors. The first and final account OF
Amy b. Mcneil, executrix OF Archibald
McNeill, was n led and passed.