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Wool! Wool!

IN 0N0 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED
wv at THOMPSON A co.'s, where
you can get The best prices for an Produce, and
Goods as cuEAr as the CHEAPEST house Ia the
county They don't defy competition. but are
prepared TO meet H. They arc constantly rccciv-
ing Goods from New YORK, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh. call and see their C foods aud prices
Curwcnseille. June /. lssO-it.
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Union Township Carding Mill.

VNllE s-bscriher would inform the public that
i he has refttcd and put in 6rst-raie order his
Pulling Mil, and will spare no pains to do fret
class work and accommodate his customers He
will receive and deliver weekly ali Wool left nj
the stores Of Mcsrs Mossop and c. KraiEer, in
Ccurhcld. Al iulling, DR. ssing aud finishing Of
Cloths, Fanncs and Blankets promptly done.
tcs-No Wool will be carlcd after the first Of
September. Customers will please bear this in
mind. Dycing is made a speciality. For further
Information address tho undersigned at Rockton
p o.. Clarified county, IA
jel-lt JOSEPH r. ARAOLD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Charles Dickens the distinguished
English novelist is dead.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15
Aleu- Advertisements.
To Carpenters and Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Directors Of Lawrence township aniii
the second day Of July, for the erection Of three
School Houses. One to be built at or near the
Crooked Run School House, one ai or near the
Ne. Zion School House, aud Que at or near John
o. DiNon's Plans and specifications can be seen
by calling ON the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board.
jol5 81 l.. c. BLOOM, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

1t costs thirty dollars to refuse to
answer the questions of census
takor Mind that old maids when
asked your age
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-15

Grant and Cameron are now fishing
on the Sinnomahoning,
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale! (!

rTNHE undersigned, residing IN Union township
ClearGol county, offers bis Farm for sale. il
adons lands Of llo!lopcier, Lines and othcrs. and
CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED ACREsi
sixty-fyo Of which are improved aud under good
cultivation, aud the balance covered with heavy
growth Of Pine Oak aud licmloek timber. There
Is erected thereon a frame dwelling house. large
bank barn and the other necessary outhuildings.
Plenty Of good spring water on the premises. For
further particulars call on the premises or address
the undersigned O.. Roelton r. 0.
Nav 25.2m n. A. COURTNEY.
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Total .....s2 ,l3S 20 80 23s ~
Township indebtedness making nov roads;
Catholic Cemetery road, near Clcariel. SOS 2j
One along Coariei Greek lbal) ......... 52s 0O
Also, road In upper end Of township,
not ye, completed.
Auesti l.. T. IRWIN. Clerk.
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ENECUTOR's NOTICE Notice {. here.
IL by given that loticrs tcstamtntary having
been granted 10 the subscriber ON the estate OF
JOSEPH u. llAGERrY, deceased, late of Jordan
township, Clcarncld county, Pennsylvania, all
pcrsons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the nme will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
d. W. WISE, Executor.
Ansonyillc, June I, iSs0.Ct.
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NOrICE.--Nol

IL by given that Letters Testamontary having
BEEN granted to the subscriber, on the Estato Of
THOMAS RAFFERTY,. deceased, late Of Penn
township, Clcarnold county, Pcnnsylraaia. all
persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested 10
make immediate payment aud those having
claims against The same will present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement
J. d. RAFFERTY,,
JOHN CLARK,
Penn tp Say 2j, 7oGapi Executors.
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Notice 70 The Pnblici

w l., the undersigned Blacksmi;bs Of the bor-
w ough Of Clearheld, hereby adopt the fol
loving rates for work and rules with regard to
securing pay for our labor, and We each pledge
our honor as mcn and mechanics 10 adhere 10 aud
enforce the same from and after May 1870.
Al work done at shocing horses must be paid
for when the work Is done, o. the following rates
Setting New Shoe.......... ............ 30 Cents.
Le setting Shoe......... .....-......... " Cents.
No credit - be given for a longer period than
three months.
ED. p. PAssM0RE. c. OWENS.
AMOS KENNARD. THOMAS REILLY.
J. sIUNKWILER q. d. LANICH.
GEORGE c PASSMORE.
Cleardeli, Pa, April 20, 1870 3m.
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Auditors Statement.

FTHE Supervisors Of Lawrence township, Clear
| field county. Pa. In account with Road Fund
for 1869, report o. follows;
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THE OSCE0LA BAKERY
c. ). snoFF, Proprietor.

/ WOULD respectfully announce to the old Gus.
Il toners Vt Shof O'Bucn, and the riiiscns of
usccola aud vicinity in general, that have be.
come sole proprietor Of the Osccola bakery. and
am prepared 70 furnish the STAFF or LIFF. %
a. well a. PIES, CAKES, 3c., Of every descrip.
ton, IN any quantity and on short notice.
osccoln, January ~, 1870.
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| DMINIsrRAroR,s NorICE.-N,

A DMINIsTRArOR's NoTICE.-Noticc
n is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of EORGG sLOSS. deceased. and
Administrators de bouis non on the estate Of
JOHN sLoSS, late o. knoS iownshp. deceased,
10 Clcarncld county, Pcnuylyauia, having been
duly granted to the undersigned. and all persons
indebted TO said estates will please make payment,
and those having claims or demands win present
them properly authenticated for settlement
MARIA J. SLOSS,
JAMES Mckee
my Is 5c.6tpd Administrators.
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EXECUToR's NoriCE.-wherca,. IL

ENECuTOR'S NOTICE. Whereas Let
i ters Toslameutary on The estate Of WILLIAM
c. IRWIN, la,c of the tovn.hip Of burnside de-
ceased, have been granted 10 the undersigned.
and al persons indebted to said estate are request
cd TO make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement
PORTER KINpORrs.
JOHN EASON,
May N, ls7o-6'pd Executors.
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nARK NO LONGER!
MATCHES TO LIGHT THE WORLD

The undersigned has secured the sole light to
manufacture and sell in this county the
CELEBRATED WATERPROOF MATCH,
which is fast supcrceding every other match now
made. May be soaked in water for six months
aud viii ignite rs readily as those kept In a safe,
and are just as cheap as any made. Orders solic-
tied aud promptly hliod. My address is l.uthers-
burg. Clcardcd county, Pa.
iel:3m'pd JACOB W. CORP.
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aaisttllantoas.
DtNK, WHITE ROAM LINING SKINS
i Just received aud for sale BY
April 20 ! 20. II. =. BlGLEAA co.

GAUTlON.-The public is hereby cautioned
y 'gainst purchasing or In any way mediling
with tn, lowing property, now n the possession
Of Samuel Cu,.. yizl One brown horse. one light
bay mare, one BAY W, two rtd AMI white COWS
and three young cattle, g. il" zane belong to me
and arc only left with bin on l0a- subject 10 my
order. NANCY CURRY, Sr.
June slh 1870 s'pd.
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CLEARFIELD, PA.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, IsiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-05
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bur1 Der Yeriebr swiiden ben YaiiaSieren /
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Uon 6onos zines 9dGtbmmcg lu jt tirenr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-05
&lrillr SlSnit.

- in benz Gaurtal NiRieu 8eridts su
YbilaOelpbia wuroeu Sunrabeno bic 8run0s
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unoDtattbew 6lopsa wegen llnteribld8sns
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
The Coming Eclipse.

THB total eclipse of the sun on the 22d
Of December next is to be fully and care.
fully observed by American as we'll as
European Swans. Congress placed be-
tween $4,000 and $50, at the disposal
OF Prof. Benjamin Pierce, Professor at
Harvard and Superintendent Of the Coast
survey, to be used in defraying the ex-
penses of parties to be sent abroad sob.
serve the eclipse, and three expeditions
will probably be sent-one under the care
Of Prof. Pierce himself, second under
the command of Prof WinlOck, the Di-
rector Of Harvard Observatory, q third
under the direction of competent naval
officer. The line of totally passes through
the Southern portions Of spain, Italy,
Greece, Turkey and Russia The stations
to be occupied by these parties will be %.
lected 80 as to lie within this line. Prof
WinlOck will probably occupy q station In
Spain, where the total eclipse occurs at
midday, and win devote himself person
ally to observations with the spectroscope,
while among his assistants win be pho
tographer who win take solar photo
graphs with the Photographic telescope
This instrument has recently been con-
glass, OILY four inches in diameter, has .
focal lJngth Of forty feet, and gives an
image of the sun nearly foot In circum-
terence. The composition of the suns
corona II ono Of the questions toward the
solution Of which both the American and
the English astronomers hope to obtain
light The latter have more money than
ours, havinga grant Of CSC, 1000 from Par.
lament, but We apprehend they viii not
prove to be any more intelligent or closer
observerA-6pringGeld RepGHicaM.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
A Wedding In Camp.

A YOUNG and thriving merchant of
Saar Louis was to have been married at
that place to q young lady from Schleiz,
on the 10Th day of July. On that morn
ing came the order of mobilization. The
train carried off the bridegroom quarter
of an hour before the time fixed for the
marriage. He, like thousands of other
men of an equally good position in life,
took his place as q private in his regi-
ment-the 10th Hohenzollern--and cheer.
fully arranged with his bride that the
marriage should take place As soon as his
battalion should reach Saarbruck. He
would then 60 of to the war, and she
would return, as his wife, to her home.
The bride came yesterday, with her
brother, TO Saarbruck. / had the pleasure
Of walking up with them, this afternoon,
to watch the battalion, in which the
bridegroom was to appear, pass from the
high road into the bivouac field. The
bridegroom was there in the thick of the
heImeted stream, and ran from the ranks
and kissed his bride with German fervor.
The men marching past looked at them
with sympathetic admiration, but with no
sign of wonder, much less of coarse de-
rision. Then the bridegroom ran on to
the place he had left, and the bride went
to an officer and begged few hours
leave for the bridegroom, that they might
get married. The officer, of course, was
only too glad to listen to such request
from the lips Of such an applicant, and e.
corted the bride to the Colonel Of the reg
iment, from whom leave had to be OBJ
tanned. We saw the bride, with dark eyes
more expressive than ever, and shadow
of apprehension over her broad forehead,
not TOO German for perfect beauty, re-
peating her request to the Colonel, and
winning from hin lips Of discipline the
gentlest answer. The bridegroom was
sent off ON leave TIL midday tomorrow.
The marriage will be few hours earlier.
/ do not think that any Englishman could
have witnessed the scene without the
thought crossing him that 1t implied such
. society in the army and such q noble
simplicity of life as we in England have
not learned even TO aspire TO. Extraor.
binary how 0utys would IL seem In Eng.
land If It were told that . gentleman serv.
ing IS . private In the army ran from the
ranks and kissed his bride. and
then that the bride went up before
half the regiment to the Officers and
made the same request which have re-
corded And what would b tho be-
hsviOf OF the men who saw il take
placei If it excited admiration It would
be for the singularity and unusualness Of
the thing; In Germany IL was perfectly
natural, and / mention it, not because {
was singular, but the reverse, because Il
caused no surprise and no emharrass-
ment TO any ono; because Il shows what
u The tone Of the German army, in which
msn q Al Tapk1 serve ade By ddo, and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08

A PHYSICIAN, after listening with tor.
ture TO pressing account Of Ssymptoms'
from . lady, who allied 20 little that abe
Vas going 20 the opera that evening, hap.
piIy escaped nom the room. when E vas
urgently requested to step up stairs again !;
some oysiera .Yes, madame" aid tie
physician, "shells and Ill"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
POETRY.
CONFIRMATION.


L..
Arm the night, the morning. dawn,
Pejiug and blushiDg with pearl sno roe
The oreencet. Aupniost AeIdS are DOH. ~
Frctt OF the high-piIed winter SHOWS.
After he ste6na, the rainbow glesms.
Filing wjtb beauty ire heavenly dome;
Meath lowering cionds the eunngns ss3oss'
Aitsr the voysge 10 rest 1t htms.
n.
There Il no sorrow, no psin o. he,
Bat besys from IT. anguish eomctninE s"ccs'
Pact the Ion q hours Of weary strife
Comes Victory With her snowy ieet;
ThrOueh death II lifet oaeh ystn 4AA s,
! Gsck sx1af n hnafs8J 4100sA stst ~
ChFist won ouF rest In Pasaolsc. .fst
III.
Then. Count not lost the hopes that fail
Like leaves 10 autumn, one ~ ONE
Nor deer1 the fight lie vanished all,
As the dark. oresry night wears on
You phal know At last tLat Tors was gain,
That ttIouRh yoBr weary. t0lisome way,
Az Won saw the stars IN you. LIE tky wane,
The night was leading 70 heavenly dsy.
--ATDiet0ns Journal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08

"The enemy must have come on ydl
unaware" / added, after brief paua
"The bolt must have fallen ere you SAY
the warning fash"
II was taken at q disadvantage but 4
had time to know my enemy, and should
have given battle In Gods name, instead
Of yielding like craven"
such was his reply. It gave me hope.
"Tell me the whole story" said.
He raised himself to drmer attitude /;
and I saw swift lights beginning TO flash
in his dull eyes.
Wounded again in the house Of q
friend" Ne replied.
"What friend I"
zone on whom God has laid the spe-
cial duty of saving human souls-oui
ministerp
eyes"
Twas confounded.
II went TO him for help" continued
Martin, "and instead of the counsel and
support then 70 much NEEDED, for my
old enemy, appetite, was gathering up bis
strength, and setting his host in battle
array, was tempted and betrayedi I
should have gone TO God, and not 70 man
With his Divine Word in my thought
and prayer In my heart, should hare
opposed the awakening enticenent Of
desire, - have 20 often done and1r
vailed" q. ~
TELL mo how II happened" said.
"As ! have Just told you" III
replied, was not feeling verf
strong. That old reetlessness 81 Whid
have spoken, had come bad
upon me, and ! knew what II meant. 6
! said TO my wife, i think, Mary, that n
step around and see MI. L.. IA NkI
TO talk with him. She looked ct me VIII