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QUEENSW ARE
MARX. WARREN & CO.,
DIREOT IMPORTERS
and WHOLESALE DEALERS In
QUEENS WARE. l..
CHIN a
AND
GIL n ~ - w "A Ia Z.
Lamps, LoOking-GlaSSes,
No. % Figst Street.

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Stafordshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong TO cur customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. & CO, of Stafordshire,
Eng and, tor the EXCLUSIVE CO2TROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared to
supply the trade.
In addition We are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, a large stock OF
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
tions of HOLIDAY 60 ID IL great vari.
ETY..
nS- Consult your own interest by exam.
lining our stock before purchasing e Sc
where. noyI3
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We urge, therefore. every Republi-
can to be present at the meeting Oh
Saturday afternoon.
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Prince Arthur arrived at While River
junction, N. H., yesterday morning, the
train having been six b0urs running CO
miles.
A motion to appropriate s2I0 600 to pay
the anti-war debt OF The state, in coln, vas
rejected in the New York General Assem-
bly,, yesterday.
Leo BalsAy, who was shot by one Biddie,
some time ago, has been married, ana ne
ana the myst erious widow lady who
nursed him at Bellevue Hospital. are liv-
Ing, quite happy and conteDted. IN irving
Place. The time OF the trial of Biddle has
off IL is stated 1t Will be of very interest
ing nature.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
SeNATE.-In the Sena.e yesterday, on
motion OF Sherman, the Funding Bill was
made the special order for Tuesday next.
......... Resolutions were adopted calling for
Information as to the action OF any OF the
Departments relative to claims of the
C-ntral Branch of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for bonds or lands In aid of the
same directing the judiciary Com
cation of the Georgia Legisiature........-..
COnkiing reported, with amendments, the
House bill extendIng the time for the re-
vision and consolidation OF the statutes Of
the Un1te1 States. ...... Wilson introduced
q bill to increase the number of Judges OF
the Supreme Court and OF the District
other bills of an unimportant charac er
were introduced.
HoUsE.-The House yesterday resumed
the consideration of the Foster -COvOde
contested ele~tton case. After a lengthy
discussion, in when Randall advocated
the claim OF Foster, COvOde was declared
entitled tn the seat-Ayes 123; nays 5J....
Bill for relief of settlers on certain lands
IN Iowa, IVES passed .....-.... La |rence, from
the Reconstruction Committee, report d
a bill for the enforcement of the Amend
meDts TO the Constitutiun.....-..At3 8 80 the
House went into Committee of the Whole
on the Legislavive Appropriation Bill.
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BATCHEz.0R,s aarR DyE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the bost in the
world. Harmless, reliable, in>tautaueous (;
does NOS contain lcao nCr any Utt0kfe poll
son 20 pr0au paralysis sr deaih. avoid
the Yaunleu and decisive preparations
DoastinE vlrlues they do not possess. The
genuine ~ A. Batcleior's Hair Dye has
had 3J ye@ls' 1gtarnisned reputation 10
uphold It's int gritty aB Tie only Perfect
Hair oye-Biaek OF Brown. sold by al
DraFgists Applied 40 rs Bond street. New
DFk. ffalO
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Prince Arthur arrived at White River
junction, n. H., yesterday morning, the
train having been six hours running CO
miles.
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Vegetables

EIPs, TUMNIE0s, POTATOES.
1us, Beets, and Sweet Potatoes for
VEcEERYS' STORES.
7S and rs vain ST.
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HOraainY.

AEOkASSe6s
BARRELS NEW ORLEANS-a
rhine article, Cor 81 per gallon.
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DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS
Glover Saad and Oais
,En BUsnEss PRIME CLOVER

EOSS SEED: -
500 bags choice OATS:
Just receive from the "pearly banks .
and offered for sale at the Builders Eanp DO
rum. BABCDCK & STEELE
Water st, bet. LOcust and Walnut,
tsI0 CIV Evansville, Il d.
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Ca For BLACK WORMS ana PIMpIEs
on the face, use EcrrY'g C5utet{5He ava Iiiln-
pte i1e0selV. prepared only ~ DR.. B. o.
PEhHH, 20 B4ud street. New York. sold
every where Toe iade supplied by whole
safe medicine dealers. lDol7 d3m SPIN
30 o remove Moih-Patcnes. Freckles.
and Tan from The face, use Leryyfs lf0b
qHa hrectkc Lotion. Prepared onIv by Dr.
b. 9. FEslaY. SoAd by ali druggists.
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ma.

AREEs5 EASTERN AxPEEs
Rome Beauties and Russets - a
tVal, for safe ~
VlCKERY BROS,
73 ana 76 Main 1T.
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NeEv Adveratscmenfs
ESTABLISHED 1sso.j
WELCH & GRTFFgTE

SAWS Of all descriptions. AXES. Rrrr-
ING and MILL FURNlsIITEGs CIRGUTA4f
AWS with SOLID Teefb. ur with PATHvq
ADJUSTABLE POINTS, sgfper60f 10 an frgsrI.
ed Teeth lSTGcs.
So- PRICES REDUCED -Esa
Send for Price List and Circular.
WEIGH & GRIFFITHs.
Boston, Mass. or Detroit. Mich
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/ 10 LoUrsvrl s1.--lsVery Monday af e
o1cioer AM. avary Tue anv. grdere.
I day, Thurgday, Hriaag an Z saturday atg
O'Clock r. H.
~ ChHo-Daiiy, ezoep Sunday. ID &
o'clock e. 8s
10 9eElsr EervEE, EE,-Hiver-s Monday rraa
day Thundn5-. and Saturday eG4 oieIreh
PM
Or ~ et O'Clock ~ Ely
% ,is55.sll ~. E.is.sos-Daliy. rxoap Sunday
10 - a'lAf LILLE l.NaFg ff.aFfIcr
cay ano saturday at PM
AtaAsienl boats daily up aud toEa
AM.
Io GarlsnLrots- iz9erg 1uesaay Nbu
eagi ana 1aturday at lo t.hss
hockn0r 0rt3tag8 fyia NeWf ursn ana H3aa-
- sfaeaa-va Vgeseea.ior
nt Veruol zee ies
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Agtnts. Read Thle !

We will pay Agent a salary or So PER
WEEK and eXpen- -es. or allow a lnfgs
com mission, to sell our new wonderful lH-
ventions. Address
NJ. WAGNER dz co,
Marshall Mich
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BuckWhsat Flour.

AEGRELs JUST RECEIVED
1m The North, fol sale in quanti-
DO purchasers. by
VLGkERY BROS,
78 and rs Main ct.
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nDaga8 Ciier. from Ohio.

npagl8 Cider, from Ohio.
2ECEEVED, 10 BARRELs A
Cider, N iron bound barrels; an
article made from russet apples,
ended especially for bOttlins. For
w as good common cider, by the
gallon, ab
VICKERY Bros,
73 and 76 Main st.
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Thursday, the 10th day of MaFch,
1870. at q O'gIOca N.

The following described cal estate stu
ated in said county, to-wiJ: Lots number
Twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
IA, 10, Is. IL, IS and l9), in Block No
three g., in GreeksvilIe, in said city of
Evansvtl e..
TERMS OF SALE: One-fouTth of the pur-
chase money III cash, ard the residue In
three equai payments at SIX. twelve, and
eighteen months, respectively. with inter
est, without relief from valuation or ap-
pra 81 ment laws, and with approved tree
hold surety. JESSE W. WALKER,
Com missioner,
r. a. HILL, Attorney. fe9-d1t&w4w
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BLYTHE HYNns, Atry. % fee 90 'diiSHsI dit&W4


August Schultze. William Hoppe, Charles
H. Truman, Peter Braun, Ferdinand
Holtz, Michael Becker, Alexander JACK,
and John human, composing the firm
of SchGl Ze, Truman q Co., John A.
Reitz. Howard e. Woodrow, John A.
Haney and Anton Helbltng, vs.. Mary
Ann Bolus, Aired r Bo us, Penelope
BoIus, Mary Ann BOlus, Jr., Edwin A.
BOIus. Theodore Sondermann and So
pnia Gilman.
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, April
Term, 1870.
TE APPEARING On AFFIDAVIT
Al on file in the office OF the Clerk of said
Court thaf Alfred X. BoiuS, N airy Ann BO-
lus, Penelope ROlus, and Mary Ann Bolus,
Jr., defendants in the above entitled cause,
are non residents of the Stale OF Indiana,
and that they are necessary parties to the
above eEtitIeI cause, which Is concerning
real estate.
Notice Is hereby given TO said Bon-resi-
dent defendants, Alfred II BoIus, Mary
Ann BOius, Penelope BOlus, and Mary Ann
BOluS, Jr., OF the pendency of this action,
and that the sa me will stand for trial at
the next term of said Circuit Court, at the
Court House, in the city of Evansville,
NaDderburgh County, state OF Indiana, on
the second Monday In April, 1870.
Witness, SOren SOfeDson, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this Sth day of Feb
Tuary, 1870. =. SORENSO&, Clerk.
Thomas Z. Gsrvin and Asa Igleheart &
Son, At 'rneys Tor plaintiffs.
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Publishes Sermons, q Serial story for fae
Family, q new Chfldren's story every
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Teas! Teasl
? N 3ac0Ea Hams.

40 WORTH OF EVER
~ kind and quality, from
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1-sSsA Us FOR YOUNG MEN. .who
GsA have fallen into vicious ha3fta aud
now desire - higher life, and 3 better
III MOOD, with certain means cf relief
for TIE alnicied. sent In sealed letter enc
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBTRG, February 9.-The
Chinese Ambassadors have arrived
here, and entered upon the negotia-
ton of treaty.
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DUBLIN, Feb. "a Fenian dem
onstration took place at Meyo yester-
day. and an attempt was made to res
cue some prisoners, but the priests
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- q = y 1t HUI" IT
ia Nassau street. New YORK

is an excellent article oi
granulated Virginia
. hereVer Introduced 80
is universally admired
4 lH put up IA hand
in which orders for
ere daily packed.
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New Rao0n Hams,
AND SUGAEs. Es.CUHES. for
at WICK ERYS' STO ORkS
20 and rs Main 81
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COHeA.

3ARREIS PURE SWEET AND
barrels Boiled, by the barrel or
allon, at 20 MAIN STREET.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Fstst

Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.
MYOEICE is hereby given that the IN.
~ deTsIgned Commissioner appointed by
the Court OF Common Peas of Wander
burg County, State Of Iudiana, by virtue
of the orders of said court, made at its Sep
tember term, 1859, and January term, 1870,
Will sell at Public Auction, at the Court
House door, In the city OF Evansville, In
said county, on
Thursday, March 10th, 1870, at 2
O'Clock z. n,
The following described reaI estate sttu.
ated 10 said county, toswit: Lot number
six, (6), Subdivision of Lot number one
hundred and nine, Q09), in the Olig nal
Plan of said city of Evansville.
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the residue In
two equal payments at one and two years,
respectively, with interest, Without relief
from valuation or appralsement laws, and
with approved freehold surety.
JESSE W. WALKER,
Comm issiOner,
fcQ n a. rIsnr
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s EE RED, AND VERY NICE:
New B~eakfast Bacon, Dried Beer,
Tongues. at the
NEW YORK GROCERY.
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g Extra Family FlCur,
RANTED EQUAE. TO ANY
lde iG tue city, at s6 % Per barre ,
Der bag OF 9S pounds; also, Flour
Lt -lr prices lu paper sacks, at
VICkERIS' 81 LIS,
73 and 7B Ma St.
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succt ssI uI3Y q uUttt
serve the peace
not ee iinifely settled
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VALENTIA, Feb. 0.-The sudden
interruption Of telegraph comm mi
cation eastward, day before yest torday,
is thus explained. While the Gov
ernment employees were repairing the
general telegraph Office at LondoD, on
that day, In order to accommodate
the great increase in telegraphic bust =
ness, oceasioned by a change in the
system, 1t was found necessary to
cut the wire westward.
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lAGsg OF EVERY GRADE AND
rARIETY.
q 5rince.......... ........t pounds for 81 90
or1c cn..............,...5 pounds for 81 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

A LUCKY MAN.-Sometime during
the latter part Of the summer a number Of gentle
men presented the Catholic ngrcgation at French
lc with pair Of ine black horses, to assist the
congregation in paying Of a debt which was rest
ing on the new Church building erected at that
place. The Priest in charge, Father Bcrbigicr,
conceived the idea Of issuing tickets nominally
valued at s. each. On Thursday last the agents
reported at this place and ascertaincd that 2i0
tickets had been sold, numbering fren one Up to
sO0 Tickets with numbers corresponding to thos,
sold, together with a similar number Of blanks
were placed in separate boxes with "Two Horses
endorsed on one Of the blanks, and party blind
folded drew ticket from each box, handing then
TO other parties to open, when at last, when oyc
twothirds Of the tickets had been drawn out, d
was announced "Two Horses and the tcko
drawn at the same time was No. i25, and ha,
been purchased by a laborer on a log job OF
Trout Run. The team is worth S6oo, and It vii
be noticed that ths congregation obtained abou
81 200 for the hortcs, and The laborrr IN quesiio
got tso horses far s., while 2s9 others were shor
just that sun.
Larrn.-We are informed that the party Wh
drew the horses hns sold them back to The oongrc
cation for the sum Of $50. lIe is evidently bot
lucky and liberal
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FRF-We learn from thc Dfmocraf,

FRE.-We learn from the Democrat.
that Lock Haven has again been visited By the
FIRE hend. On last Wednesday night about 81
O'Clock an alarm of irc was sounded, oc7asioncd
by flames issuing from the roof Of the Montour
House on Jay street, side towards Main street.
The hrcmen were promptly on hand but the FIRE
spread over the roof rapidly, and dcgitc their
efforts the entire roof was burnt 50 badly as 90 be
virtually destroyed It may be said that the Ere
extended downWards ~ The third siory-ihc build
ing was three stories high. A GOOD OF water was
thrown and pretty much everything inside was
soaked. Some OF the furniture was removed and
saved but doubtless much damaged. The oigin
Of the FIRE y supposed TO have been IN thc attic ai
the point where Il was to issue from the roof
Mr.. Bigony was away nt the exhibition given ni
Great Island llall at The time of the Gre. and did
not get there until IL had snmcshai advanced.
At present it cannot be determined how the Ere
originated.
Mr.. b. had an Insurance Of 1000 on bis iurni-
ture-s2,000 10 the Home Of Ncs Haven. aud
81 900 IN another company whose name we could
not learn. The hotel g owned by Mr.. Proctor
Myers lie had 5000 insurance 90 d ia the
lycuming.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

a MISTAKE, CERrAINLY.-We learn
D. the Philipsburg Journal, that the editor of the
ITyrone Herald, (Brainerd), was interviewing
hai town one day last week, and that it took thre'
men to put him to bed, thus indicating that he is
sf powerful muscular construction. II was evi
sdentiy somebody else. The editor Of the JoHrna
-is certainly mistaken, because We happen to know
+ hir. Drainerd personally, and when we last saw
\ bin with Meek of the Wuieh man, while aoeompa
n,ying BeliGJOHfe pTty ofladics and gentlemen
'sho were "doing" our town, he then seemed 3,
possess but little more muscular vigor than
Aleck or any other member Of the party Hence
Nc must conclude that the party in question was
Somebody else.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

MARRlED.-We clip from the Mis-
isissippi Clarion, the following marriage notice
'On the evening Of the 18th Nov. 1870, at th'
residence Of the brides mother. by the Hon. Jona
than Tarbell. (white), associate Justice Of th,
Supreme Court, assisted by the Rev. Marion Dun
bar, i5lack) Lieut. Col. J. J. SrELLaAN, yellow
4 of Canton, Madison county, Abide Camp TO lii
Ercellcucy, Governor J. L. Alcorn, (whitc), Com
lnander in Chief Of State Militia, to Miss ASsiI
LAvESDER slightly eolorcd), Of jackson. Nc
n .Cards."
This affair fully illustrates high life in thai
State as upheld BY Radical association and in
auenco. low long will it take these black, ycllov
and white ssalawags to make Mexico out o.
Mississippi'--the finest Cotton growing Stat
in the world.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

FATAL AccIDENT.-A man named
Wilson, engaged in numbering for Mr. Bhoan
In kcaiug township, was chopping down tree
ON the 2sih ultimo when the falling tree struck a
sapling and threw 1t aside with much violence
causing II to strike Wilson (who had stepped aside
out Of danger, he ihoughO q stunning blow on
killing him instantly. lie was brought TO Lock
Haven that night the train and hurried the fol-
lowing Saturday at Dunnsburg lie leaves a wiie
and three children tone Of them step child
in destitute circumstances. Her first husband
was killed on a railroad. Wilson was about 3i
years Old, Of fine, athletic build and is spoken
Of highly by his neighbors lie was raised on
Keitlecreck, about 20 miles above wostpori. where
his father now resides CtiHion Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

IN, Kidneys aie two IN number Situated at tho
upper part of the ioln. surrounded by fai, and
consisting Of three parts siii the Anterior, The
Interior, and the Exterior
The anterior absorhs. Interior consists Of iis-
sues Or veins, which serve as deposi, for the
urine and convey it to The exterior. The exterior
is conductor also, terminating IN q single tube,
and called The urcter, The ureiers are connected
with the bladder.
The bladder q composed Of various coverings
or tissues, divided into parts, viz the Upper, the
Lover, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The upper
expels, the lower retains. Many have a desire to
urinaie without the ability others urinate with
out the ability to retain. This frequently occurs
in children.
To cure these affections, We must bring into
action tho muscles, which arc engaged in their
various functions. II they are neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that how
ever slight may be the attack, It is sure to affect
the bodily health and mental powers, as our flesh
and blood are supported from these sources.
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pELrGIous NOTICES.

L,bodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. H.
IN pastor.-Public Service every Sabbath,
Il A NJ. and "a ?. NJ.
Kbath School at 9 A. NJ.
n u, Meeting every Thursday, at u ?. NJ
L.munion Service, first Sabbath Of every
Il at IOl A. NJ.
"A Francis Church--Catholic--Rey Mr.
.,rp.-Mass at lOi o'clock A. NJ, on the
and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Il andrews Church--Episcopal --Rev.
H. IIALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
|o'clock. and at p. M.--Sunday School at
.M.-Payer Meeting Wednesday evening
o'clock.
sesbyterian Church--Rev. Mr.. BurLEr.-
n Service every Sabbath, morning and even
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zlird.

In Penn township, on Tuesday, November 29th,
1870, JOSEPH HOOVER, aged Is years, months
and 20 days
On November 18th, 1870, JOHN HUNTER, sr.,
a ruling elder in Fruit Hill Presbyterian Church,
died in peace, aged IS years.
In Clear6eld, on December 9th, 1870, KATE
THORN, aged Is years and s months.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

A FArAh ACCIDENT On Sabbath
afternoon % ibr uelt. child Of Nf NaihahIei
Maft Hf nnli nan. lover Nnhanas township.
ihis county during the absence of Bic parents
roai mp sIaifa 90 sleeps bot finding q b1s oi
matches. which had hctn len within reach. com
ncuccd PLAYING with them aud 30 nrt 10 bic
clothing and The bedding. Mr nelheuuol. rrsid.
ing iu The same house, heard violent Screams FROM
up stairs. ran over 10 M Nartas, and ~ 10 the
room where The accident had occurred. The little
fellow had loskcd the door when be entered
Amor some difficulty be- sgoccedci In opening the
door and found the ohild's clothes entolopcd n
flames, which he soon succeeded in cAiinguishing
but not without being burned scscrcly himself
The child died abou, midnight, In great agony
SaaLurg Guard.
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we are compelIed 10 chroni.

+FIRE.-We are compelled TO chroni-
n the destruction by FIRE of the dwelling Of Mr.
rhrl Wise, near Bloomington, on Sunday last.
NJ family was seated at dinner when some one
/. ri noise in the attic, which lead to the dis
,rery Of the fire, which had so far advanced thai
j roof fen in few minutes afterward. Every
ling in the house was consumed. What few
binss wcrr Icmored from the building took fr'
nd we're burned.
The family Is rendered entirely destitute so fa
! provision aud clothing are concerned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-07

EHAT PAPER.-We have before us a
n Of new Democratic journal started at Pitts
a. Pa entitled TnE PArER. 1t is large nine
|hinn paper, ably edited and handsomely printed.
/. Bel everything about it is frst-class, and de
.es the support Of the Democrats in particular
the public generally. The terms are for tho
Ey, $1,000 per Annum, and the Weekly, $500.
b. at reduced rates. Address "THE PArER,'
Lsburg. pa.
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PROPOSALS for PRISON
To Builders and Mechanics
CouuissIoNEns' OrriCr,
r.-.-r..tr u. N..ssstsher % Z

CtEAnrlrLn, PA, November p, 1870.
Sealed Proposals Tor furnishing thc material
and erecting and completing new Prison Build
ing. with Shcrid's residence attached, in The man
nor and Of the form. sire and description given In
the elevations, detail drawing and specifications,
therefor prepared by Edward llaviland, Esq
Architect, and now on Gle In this Office viii be
received from builders aud mechanics, ai their
office. until the 18th day Of December next. The
plans and specifications can be seen at this Office
At any time, and the Architect will he IN attend.
ance on the day prior to the opening Of The Pro-
posals to give all necessary explanations.
Bids viii be received for the entire contract,
taking the stone nov prepared at n fixed valua-
ton, and the names Of the surstios 10 guaranty
the performance Of the contract mnsi accompany
the bid. sureties must be residents of Clerheld
county Tho Commissioners reserve The right Q,
reject any of iii %. De- and % 20 award The con
tract as in their judgmeat may best suhserre ih'
interests Of the county.
SAMUEL II. SnAFFNER,
SAMUEL II. HINDMAN,
DAVID BUCK.
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