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FERTILIZERS.

1t Is rich In AMMONIA, SOLUBLE BONE
PHOSPHATE, POTASH, and SODA, properly
proportional, thus forming complete manure
Tor all crops. II Is reliable, as the preparation
or tile POW dATA y has the personal attention Of
JonS q HAM. the originator Of WHANS'S
twelve years experience In manufacturing Phos-
pilates. therefore not only possessing the scienli-
tic, but q thorough practical knowledge. Scientific
men have examined 1t and pronounced 1t all we
claim for II, and scores OF our most reliable and
practical planters have used 1t and are ready to
testify tn its worth.
The POWHATAN is prepared with especial
care for the TOBACCO CROP, and Will give entire
satisfaction. PLANTERS in ordering should be par
tlcuIar and direct their commission merchants to
send the POWHATAS RAW-BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE. which is better and cheaper than
northern fertilizers
will be ltaeral.
Manufactured and for sale by
DOWNWARD, ANDERSON & CO.,
1891 Cary street. corner Of Fourteenth street,
ap2-2m Richmond, Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
1 LOT AT THE WESTERN END OF MAIN
BETWEEN SHORT AND HARVIE STREETS.
ny virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed by Mr..
james w. Read, the fret to W. Goddin, Charles
Dimmock, and William Evans, trustees, dated
l4th September, 1852, and the second to Lomax b.
smith, Albert r. Brooks and Josiah Crump, trils,
tees. dated 18th March, 1seo, the former recoroeo
In IIenrico county court, and the latter In hlcn-
mond Hastings Court, we shall, as trustees. pro
coed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY the asst March, 1870 commencing AT
O'Clock r. NJ, If fair. II not, the pext fair day
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed By he
deeds or trust aforescid-viz.. PART OF Lo LIZ
No. g. in Sidney fronting so feet on the nortn sl
Of EmwOod or Main. street, running back lso leet
to an alley 20 feet wide, having thereon conlof'
able FRAMED DWELLING.
The deeds require cash to the extent OF hpou.
IS o, and the residue on such terms as tne oeDios
sh Ill prescribe and direct on his failure 70 give
any Instructions. then on such terms as Ins sFuS"
tees shall think at. w. SOoJD. do.,a
surviving trustee in first deco.
LOMAX B. SMITH.
ALBERT r. BROOKS,
JOSIAH CRUMP, :.
trustees in the second deco.
POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the wcatner
the above sale was postponed I'LL This laatnr-
dav, AFTERNOON at the same hour. np :
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By W. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TORTY ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL
r FARMING LAND. ON THE NEW ROAD
LEADING BY THE FAIR GROUNDS, ONE
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SAIL AT
AUCTION.-Will he sold at auction, on the pre-
misses. on THURSDAY the It'll Of April: $50, at 5
O'Clock p. NJ, FORTY ACRES OF VERY BEAU
TIFrL FARMING LAND located as above
fronting on The south side of the road leading by
dence Of MIR. John p. Ballard. ard bounded on the
north by the lands Of DR.. Martin Taylor. This
land IS now set In clover, and is In fine heart.
The quantity If desired can be increased TO fifty
or sixty acres. The foregoing property Is located
In n most Improving part OF the suburns.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance At four, eight,
and twelve months FIR negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by Il trust d, ed.
NH 80 W. GODDIN. Aucioneer.
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sDRTsss0lprp@.
rssHE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION. HAS AT Last
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYcLE SELLS TIE. CHEAP.
EST GOODS IN THE CITY.
He 10 receiving daily, in addition to large ana
well-selected stock, a fresh supply Of FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles

Printemps, beautiful shades, at 25c. worth 4oc.;
Plaid Popins at ssc., cheap at Dc.; Striped Grena
dimes at 20c. sold at 4oc japanese Poptfns, plaid
striped, and solid colDrs; good Corsets at Soc.
Whalebone Corsets ns &c.; Linen Handkerchiefs
at CSC. per dozen, cheap; Hcms,itched Handker-
chiefs at 20c., cheap at Doe. Euckaback Towels at
lGc.: Lace Collars. Collarets, ana Illusion Capes
Lace Handkerchief Valenclennes, Laces, and
Edzings, in real and limitation goods.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at 2sc.;
Plaid and Striped Organdles; Soft-fnish Cam
brics forty-fVe inches wide. AT 37sc.; India
Twills Dimity for skirtihg; Quits white and
coiored), all sizes and prices PiIues checked
and cordedI from CSC. upward: Linen B"soms,
plain sand ruffied, CSC. and upward: percales and
Lawns; Creton's and Chinese Cioth Tor suits
Table i,amask, Napkins, and Doylcs good Kid
Gloves at Sl.2s.
SHAWLs, SHAWLS.
Lace-Points, full line; Black and Colored
silks at all prices; II large stock OF Cashmere,
Doeskins and Neltons, for gents and boys " ear;
ali OF which will be sold at the lowest prices at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
4l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Flhh.
Closed On SATURDAYS.
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DMINIsTRATOR's S A L E.-As adj
4 ministrator of Armsr cad Williams, deceased,
viii sell at public auctlo on lnc apnd cav ON
1T TTEF,s5p April sth at il clock A. 81 The fol-
lowing property-viz..
BAY HORSES,
2GRAY HORSES,
HACKS and HARNESS.
CJTTING-KNIFE, &C.
mo at r. H. FLLtTT, Administrator.
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N0TiCE.-Sgsssce IS hereby given !as,
ay ~ a.sseS ~ aee IsesstSl <Stgs - sssS tni<4
Ss.fSs Ter tx sA4ssz3 ~ Saressss ss.sse and e.
ss:x.s Ga sss sGS Bay "a NsrsA 4. ~ asS sSe -
sseEssesa.S ASs Sxsa SSsrasssS ~ sSsxls<S q ~
eex1s, sssSS ai;%s sassS yls'd.sCSsS .. lie eA--N
Ssyse s1SS9kzSs Ses:asueSs> -.
a>assses ssesssss e Ess sAsS Se1as.Spy Vii srs-s
ssss VITA sAS 1sassA4srs&.
M sa-Assex N4ssssasscsss Vi
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By Lee + 'Goddin, '''
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
1i13 Main street.

DEs1RABLE BUILDING LOT COR
SER TwEETY-NINTH AND STREETS
IN MONDAY, 4th April next nt4a o'clock T. NJ
on the premises, we viii sell that valuable BUILD.
mo LOT situated as described above, ana
frontInR on the east line Of Twenty-ninth street
ut its Intersection with street ii feet inches by
~ TERMS Isp. At sale. E&GODDIN,
NH Al Auctioneers.
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Hrgr or LETTERS.

~ -
Is1' OF LETTERS REMAlSiiN,sG1 IN ~
L. TUE MANCHESTER PosT % FFicE
APRIL Q, 1870.
LADIES, LIST.
Anderson. Mrs. Nancy LnfseS, hIes anna u. tp
Rishop. Miss Matte A. Lipscombe' Yrs. n D.
Brown Eiss Fila s. owen, Mrs. mary
Blankenship. Mrs. T. pemoerton; Mrs; II, -
Beasley, Mrs. Bette Rnoihsnn' Mfs,
Cross, MIRA NJ. +. j. Kice. Mt E.h,
Co..o Ra.s 7 N rolar. Miss Il. j.
NM $500 va Trs Nv Thomas. Mariah
nantS Miss Martha Wnymack, Mrs. Thomas
GgSTIEMEN'S LIST.
,,,orson John Hall, Randolph
sn~,rnws owls G. Holt. IT. II.
Run, Peter Jordan. II. A.
tisrkc WiIi,am Jones, j. ".
Hcano Ios' nh ico,N aInn,ciro. DIR. A. (3l
Dickson, j mes MOSS, r -, EsI
Davis Peterson S. ferdue- .. X. W
Fnnnier' !. NJ. Shepperson, Jack (col'dl
Gary p n ESQ. shelton, j. g.
Hoppe ". 4. t2) schwartz NJ. ~
n .icher. BENJAMIN I" ellis Samuel l..
Hughes, ". B. .Wa,mack, w. II.
Harrison L. t2) Wcttend> Ike. J. b.
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM. 2. NJ.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
nzo, RI ,,ptiDpanrs. 1903 MAIN Strget.

BY Hill & Goddn,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1903 Main street.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, On
tho 'n-aIn,ses the STORE and DWELLING on
Warlhall between Jefferson and Madison streets
now occupied BY Mr.. \. II. Bowc0Gk nSa grocsry'
There are two rooms besides the STORE, Kitchen,
water and gas on thu place Lot Is 81 by l3o lect.
The house has been newly painted. and IS In nice
repair. , ,,,orco ely and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest au-
ded, secured by deed Of trust. coDn1>
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ids
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list OF LETTERS.

= IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| REM AIMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFsICE APRIL 2. 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
- Nxi
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The following gentlemen are With me, and viii
be pleased 10 see their friends j. WIENBCRG, J.
J. turner, GEORGE SwADACHER, w. POWERS,
and ". J. EGGLESToS. sp7
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BY Thomas Pannill, Auctioncer,
~ en- s,-na,,,prp sfrppf

rrRUsTEE'S SALE OF ENGINE, BOIL
ERAND BETTING. STONE MILL, BAi;I\
MILL. IRON MILL. SlIAtTlti, ASn BILL d.,
ING, AND OTHER SMALL ARIltIESS;-n!
virtue of deed OF trust from \. Miller and Motifs
Levy, trading under the firm and style 81 Nllicr
Co to secure the payment of three ncg0LlI.ss<f
notes held by John Mann and EFF. Graves, Jr.,
receivers under the decree OF w circuit court or
the circuit court ofsal1 styled Myers rs. Nil
Ter Leyy-to Elttt, one for $50, payable i.!h rcn
ruary. 81 and one fNr same amount "tir l'tA Ht'H
1910, IND ono Tor Ss'd.hd. dated ?'th November,
PAYABLE f"mr month. after dar: WHY T With
,tr became due lie 10Th March. ls'p anu "i!C'I
Was not paid NJ maturity, and which stii r"h"n '
| ununld / snail on SATURDAY t!m Mh gay vi
.rril At the .lnrrhnusr al the said Miller u w.
| on tic wharf. al T. o'clock NJ. IN said day, Pro
coed ,n sell ii public auction, for cash. one r. =
ZINE RplIEk AMI EEl.flSC. I,aN Mlil-;
| UkEk MILL. IRON MILL" SitAFilN, anu ,m
| Epl TING, and oihrr small articles, now III INC
masses. Ion II - Ill Miller Co.. or enough 81 sti,'
articles :" pay aud satisfy the S"id notr lor
and the costs attending protest 81 the same, 'S
we'll Il. ttr costs attending sale under sanl "'"o'
'' JOllN LYON, Trustee.
| il,rMAS rSNSiLL. Auctlnnctr. up ~"
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CONSTITUTION. WITH INDEX. loc.;;
" eAsesarS Annotated Constitution OF tnNea
States; Leading CRIMINAL Cases: FsrsScs VI
Notes ard ksits SsrnSS 81 Bankruptcy: .teae.u
~ Carriers " Ills AID ca Railways: nshtei %
Attachment: Sl!nart 90 iptaacs.Aa, ,easeHnA
on Damages: Tayinr o. Landlord and irGA".
Walkers American La. wallace. 'p!sIne. . .
Sgiga.fy's Digs. Cat.xS States LAS a29-.. ;
and krsrS;ly's National ptsesss; aasSi;'s n s
states Practice. and 90 Corfscsasss2S an ..J -
new works Lsres stock ~ LAW. sew aod W.
j.. W. kASlAoip H Z ENGLISH.
nh "A LIS Nxta s;rssi
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


4 ETlCl>ES or GOOD QUALITY.
GOLD PENS ds>< asSsa-;raec: ofthe best II ANU
Tsc&arrs
r0LNET-NNfSES =: Rogers MAXI.
roc kET- Rooms SAf!uGs sizes;
rENCft. CASES .+ru 1a3 beautiful:
pRprpSSAeA ALBUMS, :he nices, Esae, 81
how prices:
EANNEHS' CASES ard CASH BOXES,
EoSTSoll0S with And without locks;
prRTARlE WRlTiNG-DESAS
LADIES' WORk-S0SES
CESSSAEN and BACKGAMMON BOARUs'
Ssss:sfs. NOTE PAPER ana ESyEL0PES
wEDnlSE-CAHDS Se.Tea Up In TIE --latest sSS
sssss aASA.e.xSls SYKES.
wCo0AoCSE PARHAN
.AAE Booksellers AID sIaiioEsis.
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TOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT. ONE
II HUNDRED AND FIFTY TONS PERU
Wan IIANU now landing from the vessel
AnnIy Ia
NH % wv THOMAS BRANCH K co
--------------
E n1IEa,1 n,, ~ nItl w "a = ~ T.
tSs. ,nI,hlo feriitzrs have raaned scb MAJ ="
nitude thaI We are nov ale TO comply WIN our
Potash and MAGStslA MANURE at so per
rr,s ara 1 u INV trn Stan
NH e9- eodlm Agents for virginia,
:, NJ ~ =; nv III
l. 'ERIlLlLlNG SALTS OF POTASH
The undersigned are agents in Richmond. under
ecnci III contract FOR the southern States, for the
sale If thu GERMAN fERTlIIZISG SALTS
rectly from DR.. \. FRANK stsssSspssu.sss-s
manufactures The produascesGsge N1A0't. "h,
miucs 1T that Iiaxzezsse~ :" tue ne" "h,ot'"'"
patent. S,{ssH8T7Hr" "''f 'nNal r"n"'an letter."
COMMUNICATING atirnt'tn"' "ih mann'a''m'rtH nn,'
IasSNn"rH at le''i'''ra l. r,llrn 'n w" m'll,
A@""''a'"' nut ,"N '"'hH' '"'''h lu'','',n
ul",n rt"ra l., Oh" employment IT ihora = NtF".
'sm"iahi Ivy 'h'n H't'l'"n w w" We" h"'""
rh'arhanr and am,m'"i'al ma""tr"'
| \ trnr MEnAl aua Nv" "thnr r'i7"" "cit
sweat International E>rr.itl.n NJ ln'uatry. Al
rmla. III ,s";. t'r the r',rAfats"" anatn'r'd"'''"n
:" 'h''." m'H' important @'h'i''"hH l" We 'e1'"''"s
=" ns' " nnnS,,,;r,; u,,., SALTS AFRO r,sn,y
"A - ~ ~ tn''" III - any u'n"'S
| in',,n"'nn" ~ '"r.A" W1.n sr'c".'',
| WYNN w 49, ~ w. ~ IA, tn.,t.h
| E"m'm, -, Mt"nni"m". "',' =" Nc, "@'"s"'''"'
Nv ""'N"r ra',',"',,s, t";m M, AZ; a,W'c,"
'A'M"E' nAffSynh co.
| ~" w" "'""'"" Va
49,, T..,N.rs'"' I, w tN 81. w.,
| -. h'Nr ina' receive" 'a'sH' ~ '"'s very
| -nl', w "' ANU y .,,,.rs ~,
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F'l.tsl'N-

kxs.;'S 81 rERlCE FANNY FLOUR.
1 Nc .sc v,a.x,svsss a small hN IL ta,s 1 NJ !
sttHN> .,....
.,sk 81 \, \. SJNhES 4 CO.
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EOR RENT, the excellent OFFICE Ga
4 now occupied by Dir. Jud. b. Wood, No. Ell
III Main street. consisting of two large and ''ne
small room, with private passage, closet, coal
vault, and other conrcniCnrcS; To which will he
added, II desired. two nice BASEMENT ROOMS,
admirably adapted for Il physician. lawyer. or
other business or residence or the whole house
viii be rented to one tenant. Apply To-
W. Is. rob- SSaagBB'
Real tISt2.6essf3sHE
NH De $ Tu. E&HlgRlS{, nn.l N lin Il nin
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s4st \, Y. SHINES ( a..
FAMILY FlQlE.
r,se ~R,Sasts,s.i Is a'Nu Misunderstanding 4
,>.;.tIE -AErltiE ~ ITS / NHlNA1, i II
FANNY St,tS, superior ~ aaS - Ass iNasr;>'
Rx sa%,s. ms;Ess Sss s,sis sts' ..si\si>a. st1ts~
ist<s.sss. GSvTN tassvt saasaasset T. siNs saisvs
..;t,issss,s * L, ~ Ss%gs.>. &.ss s,,,s,seS sv-
Ns,sns !, a. FsENS SS, ia.
ssvSeS.SassstS. Va.
We ssvv III. swasSy " ;s.s aaAs, xs.s sns.t Il
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TOR RENT, NEAT BRICK "a
Il HOUSE on Marshall street between Ell
fourth and Twcnty-tfth containing five
rooms. and large cOokinc-rnOm adjoining the
basement: also. a good brick kitchen with two
rooms and well Of good water In the yard. The
hou,e has just been thoroughly repaired and
painted JOHN ". FERGUSON.
ut FERGUSON & Rady's,
corner Fourteenth and Main streets.
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EeR RENT.

DOR RENT, and possession given a
II LIST April. the BRICK STORE on Frank Iii
lin street Between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets now In the occupancy of Mr.. X. Scdg-
wick. This Is an excellent stand for 4 retail store
of any kind. Apply to j. +. kE ESEE.
NH al-at 1901 Main street.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12
a CredfinbIe Contrast.

The action of the Democratic Mem
bers Of the lever House of onr State
Legislature presents decided and
most eredilable contrast to that OF the
Radicals.
The election OF Speaker from that
body was regarded as the test question
between the corrupt ring and its oppo.
nenis. The thieves aud the corrup.
ti0niSis. the roOsters and the pinchcrs
~oro all fast friends of Butler B.
Strang. lie has ability, but not a
particle of political honesty, or Off.
cial integrity lie was tho champion
of the extra pasters and folders last
session, and the best prop aud reliable
support Of every piece of corrupt leg.
islation that was presented With
him in the chair, the roosters of the
ring will have oasy work TO insure
tho success of every vilianous scheme
they may conirivo nr nrssant
III vfucr 10 break the force OF
Strany's election. and with The delib.
crate purpose OF shutting the mouths
Of honest men. and s.lrncing every
newspaper 10 the State, the creatures
of the Ring determined to force the
nomination of Samuel Josephs on the
Democratic caucus. To that end Ex.
Speaker Clarke aud other prominent
Republican members OF the Legisla.
iure labored most diligently. New
Democratic members were threatened
and coaxcd. They were told that
they could not get places on any
committee without the assistance of
Josephs, who was declared to be the
special hvorite aud confidential crony
of Speaker Strang.
The game would not work. With
commcndable integrity aud marked
honesty very large majority of the
Democratic members determined to
have nothing TO do with Sam Jnsephs.
and MS little u do with any man ho
might recommend. The result was
that immediately after Josephs rc.
signed in favor Of DR.. Porter, Of York,
u number OF those who had supported
the Doctor went over TO Mr.. brown.
of Clarion. Mr. Brown is "a man of
unimpeachable integrity Iii record
shows that he voted steadily against
every corrupt piece Of legislation that
came mp last session. To that he
owes the fact OF his re cleciion.--Ldn,
caster Inteiiigencer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12

We present our rcadcn With The
third annual Message Of Gov. Geary,
in supplemental form, lengthy as It IS
Its tone bctrays tho patisan rather
than the statesman, and is therefore
q partisan document. The Governor
suggests retreuchment and reform in
every department, and very wisely
says that the taxpayers demand It.
But wo shall be very agrecably
mistaken it the Governor and his
immediate ring 10y which he is sur
rounded, will ever practice what they
preach. 1t is seldom that political
prodigals and spcndthrifts reform, and
we suspect that John w. Geary will
be the last man to iLaugurate n
retrenchment reformation. lie is too
old sinner. His immediate associates
are of low degree, when compared
with honest puplic servants, aud they
are determined 10 live in husks, and
"perish in the last ditch"
With Geary for Governor, and Ben.
Butler Straug, as Speaker of the
Assembly, "retrcnchmenV is hope
lessly swamped. The ring promises
to reduce the "paster and folder
regiment to half the number employed
last year, and work other reforms.
But this is only trap These men
may reduce the "Dastcr and folder"
iorcc, to keep down rebellion on the
part of the few members of their
party who denounco all wrongs but
they will manage 10 draw from the
State Treasury the same amount OF
money before the session is over,
under some other namo.
The people might as well expect a
revival in the birthstone regions, as
retrenchment in our Legislature while
they continue 10 elect such political
harIots as Geary, "Elish" Davis, Sam
Joscphs & Strang.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12

A "LoiL" ATTORNEY. Common
wellth's Attorney OF the Radical per.
suasion, y 'clcpt. Bowden, whom Candy
imposed on Virginia, was lately pros.
ecuting case IN lIcnriro county. Tor
selling liquor without license. Hav.
ing been inbibing without license, he
was nnnblc to proceed with the case,
aud Mr.. Atloe, the presiding justice,
asked him 10 suspend, as il WAS his H.
tcs.si..-. ~ .'.sss e's~ Nvutt mt.
Bowdun asked what that was to be
done for Mr.. Alice replied, "bccause
| do not think You are in condition
io proceed with the case" Mr.. Bow
den said, "you d-d old grey headed
s-n of b-h," jumped over the bar
and made for Mr. Alice. The shcrifir
inlcriered, aud he made battle with
them. lie fought Sheriff Smith Oft,
aud Deputy Sheriff Walsh came up 10
reinforce him lie turned his atten
tion to Walsh, and he had TO call in
assistance. BY combining their for.
ccs, the officers finally overcamc the
belligerent attorney and took him mp.
neck aud heels, aud carried him TO
Jail. Cahby has relentcd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. |. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal.

TUE SECOND SESSION Of the present ,eho-
Il iAstie year Of this Instilution will commence
va MONDAY. the z7d day Of November, 1859.
Pupils eau enter At any time. They will %
ehnrssd With tuition from the time theD sstetto
The elose Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces everything
Included in a thorough, practical and seeob~
pilsbed education for both SEXES.
The Principal. bsvibg had the advantage Of
much experience in bis profession, assures pa
rents snd guard aus that bic entire ability and.
energies will he devoted TO the moral aud msn.-
tai training u the youth placed under his charge.
iSKAr OF TUITION
0rtbography, Reading, Whiting. and Primary
Arithmetic, per 6rsFion (lI wseksl eS 90
Grsmmsr, Geography, Arithmetic, and.
Algehrs, Geometry. Trigonomeiry, Men.
Surution, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi.
oloEy, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography 40 90
Latin, 6Issh end French, with Ahy Of the
above Branches a., m
MUsIc-Pisbo $50 leFsons)- sie o.
zs-NO deduction will he made for aS,,ne,.
rB- Fer further particulars inquire Of
Rev. +. L. HARRISON, An,
Feb. 4. 1853 n. ls;2sl Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12
vice President Collar as an
Tufriaufr.

Tho ~ Y Ledger, IN speaking Of
the Richardson. Mcfarland case, deals
az follows with Mr.. ColIax, who was
onc Of the parties, among whom were
Greeley, Bcccher, and frothinglam,
who rushed forward 10 sympalhizc
with the deceased and the woman who
cnu-cd the fatal result Il was Vt bis
house where she stayed while in lndi.
ana procuring the divorce;
Schuyler Coliax, Vice. President of
the United States, might. wo think.
he engaged in more laudable business
than throwing the weight Of his OH
cial po.illon in favor Of u man who
was concerned in what tho EUeniag
Post very appropriately designntcs u
'''Iisgnsting intrigue. II is not in
the power OF the free. lore writers who
have cllampioncd Richnrdson's canse,
and whose favor Mr.. Colfix doubtless
aims to conciliate, 10 do him sufficient
service to compensate him for the loss
of the good opinion of the respectable
and right-thinking portion Of the com.
munity which is sure TO follow such
conduct. We knew that Mr. Colfax
hailed from Iudiann, but were not
aware until now that hc was in favor
of Indiana divorces. However, il is,
perhaps. no more than natural that one
intriguer should sympathizc with an-
other. Richardson intrigued for an.
other mans wife, while Colfax has
been all along intriguing for the Pres
idency. The one succeeded but at
the cost Of his life; the other, howev.
or. Is sure TO fail, even at the cost OF
his reputation. which is dearer 10
every true man than his life.
"Lct him that thinketh he stand
eth, take heed lest he fall"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-12

GovEnNMENT SPtEs-Thc New
York Journal Of Commerce IN making
reply to questions submitted by cor.
respondent, in regard to tho authority
ofrcvcnue agents, ventures 10 make the
following radical assertion:
Revenue agents and inspectors can
como at any aud all hours into your
Office, store, shop, parlor kitchen,
bedchamber, or praying closet and ex-
amino your person, your wiic, your
children, your servants. your books,
your iewcly, your possessions general.
", turning everything upside downor
inside out, copying the love letters
YOU wrote your wife before marriage,
breaking any seal and forcing any
lock aud poking into any hidden cor.
ner to which they take fancy. You
resist them at your peril. You may
not kick emif they arcimpcriinenI.
You have no redress ii they ARE ilnpu-
dent You will not probably recover
anything they take away with them.
This appears to he the law, as gcncr-
ally interpreted by the Department I;
aud the only restraint we know on
this free use Of our houses, persons aud
property, is a NOTE, appended 10 the
instructions, which declares that these
officials are bound in honor to reveal
nothing in relation TO the business of
a tax payer which they may learn in
this examination Perhaps our cor
respondent dosen't like this; there
are some who don't, but how are they
going to help it!"