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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

AnusEs uT TuE FRANKINo Paw
LfGr -lfihc posts.astoi' ecuerni lnose
what mail matter was delivered under
tho franking privilege, be might have
said that The expense Of this delivery
was slu.000,0O0 per Year instead OF
s.. .00o coo. Wearc Informed that one
OF ,hc New Hampshire Cougrcssmen
furnishes his sister with envelopes
purchased bv the government in lots
ofiivc hundred ranking them through
the mails Last ssuames tin sislcr
opened private school 10 Boston,
and hcr brother frankcd her circulars
which werc sown broadcast through
out New England During the can
VASES for Congressman in ibis city. a
year ago. various candidates for re-
election chokcd the mills with arpcals
To voters a Bbukyn Congressman
urcc frnnkod nearly million mcdica
circulars for The benefit Of the firm oi
which be WIS the bead; and las, vcnr
thousands at the Hon. Horace Gree.
icy's Tribune posters were frankcd 90
varions parts of the country Senator
Conkling has introduced a bill abol
ishing free postage. ahd thus save the
country slo,oOo,O00 a ycar.--Nctr
YORK Sua.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY,
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal,
IrnE SECOND SESSION Of the prefcni sebo.

rI,HE SECOND SESSION OF the present sehoi
i lnslie yea = Of this Institution will ctmmtnee
On MONDAY, the 22d day Of Noytlhhur, 100.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will oe
charged with tuition from tho time they ehier1
the close Of the Session.
The course OF instruction embraces every ihlns
included In a thorough, practical and accom-
plithed education for both sexes.
The Principal, having had the advantage oi
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians tbs, his entire ability and
energies will be devoted 10 the moral and men
tai training Of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS or TUITION.
Orthogrsphy, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session IN weeks IS 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History 80 %
AigeLrp, 0eomstry, Trigonometry, Men
suration. surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
oiogy, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physiesl Geography SO %
Latin, Greek aud French, with any Of the
above Branches Si2 90
MHsfO-Piuuo fa0 lessoprl -r-- $40 20
ca-Eo deduction will be made for sbssnee
ra- Ger further psrtienlars inquire Of
Rev. =. L. HARRISON, A. ~
Pen. 4. 1899 II. lss7sl Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

ONLY 0NE.-Bishop Simpson re-
ceired one vote in onr Legislature last
week for State Treasurer. That u
mighty cheap for 4 great man who
has spent the past nine months III
Grants kitchen Cabinet. lfthey can
do no better for the Bishop at Wash
incton than at Harrisburg, wo would
advise him to preach more gospel and
less politics, or he might miss boil
places he is now aher.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Norman Holly. son OF the Collector
Of Customs a. Buffalo, aud James
Reilly. an express messenger on the
New York Central Railroad, were ar.
rested on Thursday night, by order OF
Gcn. Curtis, Cammissinncroi Customs,
in charge nf the Niagara frontier,
charged with being extensively en-.
gagged in smuggling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Not long since Jacob Stticklcr and
Samuel Strickler, brothers rcsidin, in
Fayctte county, wcrcnut in the woods
getting out cross tics for the railroid.
They were hoth working the same
piece of timber, Jacob iicariur IN and
Samuel hewing Samuers feet Sliipcd
from under him just rs hc was ir ihe
act of raising The axe 70 strike. arl in
the cilort 10 retain his hold. ihrcw the
axe iiirwarl. striking his brnhcr on
the back, and burginr the eu,iro
width OF the iiadc iu his neck, ind ct.
ing most painful and il msy be a
fatal wound
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

RAIsED-Tho "iree lovers in Hen
ry Ward Bccchcr's Church, Brooklyn
n. Y, have raised his salary from
1900 10 $4,000. This is a direct
premium on ''frce loveism." "What
grand moral IDEAS these modern
rcformcrs arc inculca;ing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

BEEcnER WINcEs, but the hypo
critics in heart heap mp wrath" said
Elihu TO job, Becchers uiterances
on Sunday against the newspapers
verify il. He has a score to settle
with these organs OF popular thought
for their share in oyerhauling him 70
effectively in the matter Of the Rich
ardson marriage, and he takes his
ohanco TO giri tLsfn a little, az ooea-
sion oilers His occasion Of Sunday
was The announcement that The pcws
of his church were once more 10 be
sold under the hammer, aud he expcc
led thereupon great "outburst OF
piely" from The press We believe
the press here aimed at makes no reg
ular prctenco TO pieiy; nor does il
assume any superiority on that score
when il dcnounces the indisuretions.
improprieties, blasphemics and facri-
leges Of those who do make such pre-
tenco j tspcaks simply as the organ
OF the general thought when IL Dc
nounces every act that ouiragcs the
public sense Of dcccngy and morality,
and speaks the moro bitterly perhaps
when thcsoacis are found among those
who should have an especial care for
public morals. We arc glad that
Beccher Is sensitive to their discipline.
II is a sign there isvirluo 10 him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

ARMY PAY.-The War Department
has prepared "an act 10 reduce the
Army" in which the pay Of officers is
fixed rs follows; General, $4,000 ;
major general, $1,000; brigadier gen
eral, $1,000; colonel, s3,500; lieuten-
ant coloneland major, s., 500; captain,
mounted, $1,000 captain, not noun
ted, $780, adjutant, Sl,s00; rcgi-
mental quartermaster, Sl,S00; first
lieutenant, mounted, $1,000; second
lieutenant, mounted, $1,000; second
lieutenant, not mounted, 81 400; chap
lain, $1,000, aid-de-camp TO major
general, 5000 aid.de camp to briga-
dier general, $3.50; acting commissary
sl00 per annum in addition to their
pay of rank. Tao above schedule 70
be in full Of all commutaiion and
other allowances
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

GrnRoIA AND observation-disclosures
j. again out ofthe Union; not By Der
own act, This time. but by an act Of
Congress. a year ago she was repre-.
scented on the floor Of Congress and
was completely rchabiliiatcd in full
statehood Now she is denied voice
III the councils Of the nation, is re-
mandcd to military rule. is literally
kicked out Of the Union. Why =
Because her Legislature, although
containing a Republican majority,
refused seats to negroes and rejected
tie Fifteenth Amendment What a
beautiful country this is becoming
How glorious Is the freedom we en-.
ioy! Iiow stable is the Union, with
State in one year aud out tho next
IL there is one bell hotter than all the
chambers of Inferno, IL must have
been created especially for The iafa
mons wreiches who DO this dcvilisll
work
At an all nights session of The Sen.
ate Friday. q bill was passed on a vote
uf forty yeas 20 nine nays, that
the State should not he admitted
until Il had ratified the Fourteenth
ana Fifteenth subversioas Of The
Constitution.
Senators Thursman, Salisbury,
Bay ard ard Stockton, fought man.
fully ia behalf Of the State and its
rights, but the majority was agains,
them.
il was question Of party, not OF
rights, and party fsuaiirism ha.
gained another Triumph another
damnable curse has been added to j
black, bloody record, to be wiped OF
by the people in their uprising.
Az honor 10 Mrssrs. Carpenter,
Conkline, Corbctt, Rice and Wiley.
Republicans, who voted with The
Democrats, against tho iniamy. il
al their actions shall be guided by q
Ike sense Of right and justice, they
may make 4 bright record
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Still IS.-Wo notice that a, J.
Monks. of Punxsn,awney, has been
appointcd Postmaster in the Senate at
Harrisburg. Monks held the office Of
County Commissioner for three years
and last fall was the Radical nominee
for the same position, but the Dcmoe
racv Of jefferson laid him ON tue shell
by clceting that stern Democrat
Robert Dougherty. Hence he turns
up as P. NJ, of the Radical Senate.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Tho New York Sun takes Ger oral
Gran, 40 ,nsk on learning that hc IN.
tends 10 recommend thc re enactment
&c the law imposing the lnqnldtonul
opd oanus incomc taN u says.
The hcomc tax WAS imposed nt q
dmc oftho greatest danscrt this conn.
Nv has ever known Tho people did
40, lil,t il, hnt they submitted TO IL foi
the sake Of National safety and sue
cess Tho law was universally regard
cd aa n war measure, orit never could
have been passed and the 18Th sec
lion of tho act itself contains most
emphatic pledge that the tax on IN
conc should cease with lhe'war- 1t
suyss
"And be Il further enacted, That the
Taxes ON incomes herein imposed shall
abc levied on tho first day Of March,
and be due and PAYABLE on or before
tho thiriieth day Of April IN each year,
until and including the year eighteen
hundred and seventy. md no 'oRger
Now. when President Grant began
his administration, nc appointed Mr..
stewart. Secretary Of the Treasury, in
total ignorance of The law which for
bade that gentleman to accept the
ulace. We should hope that similar
want Of information might not mis-
lead the President in regard to the in.
come tax. ltis by no means certain,
however, that knowledge will teach
him wisdom in this ease any more
than IL did then. He began by re
oucsting the repeal Of law which
! had stood on the statute book hity
! ,ea.-, i., o.d7, ttut MS personal Friend
and pecuniary bcncfactor might take
Office under him. 1t would not be
very surprising. therefore, were he
now TO advise Congress to violate thJ
solemnly pledged faith Of a milton.
But should he 10 this, hc will com
nit an enormous wrong. Wo have
shown that in the internal rcvenu'
act which contains the provisions re
laling 10 The income tax, the nationa
Legislature promised the people thai
the tax should cease TO be levied aflei
1870. Until and including fhe yea
ciglteen hundred and serenfy and ~
longer," are the words. Instead of /
recommendation from The Presiden
that tho Law berccnaetcd, il would b'
his duty, in case Congress should voi'
10 continue il, TO veto the bill. Thi
. Government Of the United States
powerful as it is, must not be at libcr
~ to disregard its pledges TO the peo
lae. Just because those pledges wcr
made FIVE or SIX years ago No stat
] uic Of limitations runs against ih
j public, by which the rulers Of the Ian
j can escape the just Performance 9
. their promises.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

The Rcv. James A. Garfield. a mem
Der at Congress from the Western Re.
serve, Ohio, was poor man in 1862,
when clccicd. Lis salary has been
i've thousand dollars year. Nov
he is worth hundrcds OF thousands of
dollars, and l. The leader of the Con.
grcssiona. boudAolJers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

AZ ON CLERK John d. Barclay
clerk ia the treasury department
aged eighty vcars. died in Washing
nton, on Sunday last Eo had been
in the department about siXiv.fvC
years, having been appointed during
Jefferson administration On lsi4.--
lie was tho oldest rierk IN Washing
ton. lie never hada days leave OF
ah~curt, nrd NJ the iimr oi lis death
was entitled 10 ordinary practice, "a
over ono years leave.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
isoaor B, GooDLASDrp, Editor
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. 10, $50.

GovERxons SALARY-Thc Lcglsla-
ture last week tried to raise Jack
Gcary's from $4,000 TO 81 900 dollars
Tho bill passed the Senate on a strict
party vote, but was killed in the
House by vote of 45ycas o52 nays
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
PubIic EaIcI

V,UERE viii bs sold =, rubne sais, on MON.
Il DAY. iaauary sisi, is5o. a. the residence of
tns Suhssnber, one mile cast of Clearaeil. at A.
II. Shawt mill. the following household prcpcrty.
via; 1vo cooking stores and pips. tcn-p plate
s'ort, ! bureau, ! clock. table. sas.abl-. set
chairs rocking chair, pair bcaaoaas. ] 81.
ns', u window sab, lsire, Ball. J wurk bench
alsn, tinvarc, tubs stands and variety Of house
commence 81 ons o'eloek. p. M, when terms will
be uair known ty
jxnl9-2ird. HENRY II. MAEKLE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Twcnty-thrce years ago the pioneer
telegraph line 10 the West was com.
pleied by Henry ORelly, of New
York, from that city through Harris.
burg, Pittsburgh. Wheeling. Colum-
bus, Cincinnati, Louisville and Vim.
cenncs TO 81 Louis Over that line,
in 1871, was tclcgraphed President
Polk's long message. the frS Of thc
series transmitted from ono end OF the
rouniry to the other by telegraph.
which otherwise would not have
reached the cities on tho Mississinpi
until 1t was ten or fifteen DAYS old
for al that time Chamborsburs. Pa.
was the western terminus uf the rau.
roads on the route between the Ale
ghcnics aud the Pacific, and The iourn
oy to the rcmcicr cilics required q
longer time than the voyage D. Europe.
Since then, how great the change
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

The Governor, on Tuesday, uppoini-
ed General Alex. L llussel Adjutant
General oi the stme. {" succevd tiro.
cnl b. B. M'crerry. who has accept
ed scat in the Legislature, from Erie
county. General Russell was Adju-
tart General under Governor Curtin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Couy1ED Tho Legislature on last
Wednesday opened the election re
turns, and counted tho votes cast for
Govcrnorlast October Gcary's Official
majority was found to be 1896. lie
was inauguratcd yesterday, under
very depressing influences. Ills roos
tcrs have nearly all been cooped aud
he dare not crow himselfi for fear Of
being impcaehrd. The temper Of the
State Senate may compel him to play
the part of an honest Executive
The Democrats in that body, with
Lowry and BiIlingfclt 10 help them,
can make the General walk Spanish.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19


How GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARF
REcOGNIZEn N NIBuNiA. There was
from the frs, a general dissatisfaction
expressed at General Candy appoint
mcnt Of sherifs and other oificiuls
throughout unrcconstrnrtcd Virginia.
IL now appenrs--in some instances nj
least-that the dissatisfaction thus
manifested was not without good rcas.
on. Several shcriffs throughout the
State are publicly charged as default
ers IN large sums TO tho government
One Of these worthless, cx.shcriif ol
Culpcpper county, has been tried and
found guilty by military commission
Of imbezzlcment 10 tho tuno nf twelve
thousand dollars, aud sentenced 10
i've years, with hard labor, in tho
Pcnitcntinry. Another cx sheriff and
cx chaplain has been arrested for a
similar offence, and his trial fixed foi
an early day. Reconstruction OF a
State out Of the Onion is q good thing
bat the reconstruction Of cmbcEzline
oflicials is not at al bad thing. Let
the good work proceed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

A CoNTRAsT The Legislatures OF
Maryland and Massachusetts, met on
the 9Th instant +. c Latrobe, Demo
crat, was unanimously elected Speaker
Of tho House IN the former, and ii. II
Coolidge, Radical, was unanimously
elected in the latter
Thus VIC have the two extremes
meet The "Old Union Savers" hay
ing unanimous control of Maryland
while the loil Union Smasbers control
the Plymouth Rockers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

The right men in tho rightplacc.-
Portraits Of Henry Ward Bcccher and
o. b. rockingham figure pictorially
with those Of Mrs. Mcfarland and
| Richardson In the Police Gastffe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
The AMERICAN HOUSE,

CurwcusEille. Ciesrfeld county. Pa.
rInuE uuaersiEned has leased This old uni lonr
Il e,tsbhfhsd hoisl. lfurnerly kept ~ Maju
lsaae Bivofo,l situaie 10 central portion of The
tosn. sud has entirely rs-fiied andre furnishei
H. sd 70 mudsied the sts siinE. a. to make II
an ohieyt, hersahsr. fer the travelling public to
pairauits t.is l,rss ant eonuadinut heuss.
Jan. ls, f0ff TgEFF. GLOOM.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
New Cabinet /!

IN~fRAN.-Camei 20 tho rcsidcnce of s
Ia ueafhert In Bradford towuship. on or sh.rt
the 4th Of January, iSso. a HORNED COW.
With spccklci face and rci body. The o~per /.
requested 10 come forward. prove property. r,v
charges snd take her away. Otherwise she viii y,
disposed q serriirg - la.
'sn. i>sTd. s.r. 6rARHAkr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Daniel Walsh, whowas TO have been
hung at Chicago on the Ill, for tho
murder OF his wife, has had his sen
tence COMMITTED by GOV. Palmer. 10
Imprisonment for lite. a dispatch was
received from Springfield, on Thurs
day afternoon, telling The officials in
prepare fur bis execution. as the Gov
crnor would not iulcrfcrc, bot about
nine o'clock that night another dis
patch was received announcing tho
communication.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
vick's Floral Guide For 1870.

fINilh FIRST edition Of one hundred and twctiv
I Il thousand oopics Of NicK's Itlrsrrkrrn Car
alceuF % Srrns sSn fioraJ Grrnr. Is nab
iishcd and fcsds 10 send cut II is sieriaily
priutrd On hne tntcd paper. With about F. o. fno
roud kngpsings u Flowers and Ncrrishi,s. and
= hcautiiul Colurcd rlaie--cousisiinr OF srreu
varieties Of fh,oX nrummnndi, making enc
hoquci Of fhloxes. Il l. the most hr,uiiiui as
veil a. ihe nuit instructive Floral Guide rnb-
lishcd, giving plain and tharourh direction, Ior
the oulturc Of Flowers and Vegetables TIE r'o-
rnl Guide is published ior the brnrft Of nv cus-
tomcrs, 70 whom g Is sent free without nprlica-
h"n, hu' wi Be iorearded % al who npl,y hy
msii, ior rrS cESrs, which is not isif ne -o,i.
Add-e,s JAMES NlCH.
lanl-s't Ruchters. y y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

|, Is stated ihat a day or two arr
six members Of Congress called upon
Attorney General lloar. and inicrro.
gated him as 70 legal points. Mr
lloar replied, IL an not attorney foi
Congress, but law officer for the Pres.
idont" The Congressman withdrew
ia high Dungeon, and 4, is said the cir
cumsance was used against Mr. lloar
in executive session
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

IA 10 hereby given that letter. Of administration
on tie estais of T. u. PEOPLES, deceased,
late af Lawrence township. Cicarhr'd eoaniy, Pa.
having been duly granted to the undsfsigned. al
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, aud those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated FOR 81,
tl,nsnt JOHN OWENS.
janis Cpd Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
IN Tnr MATTER OF Inr NM

/ aesouni oi James A. Hsgerty, enc u the Ex-
,euiors Of the estate ef John Dillcn deceased.
The undrrsignrd. an Auditor appointed " the
Orphans Court Of Clraricld county % determine
adjust. and resia;e the sesouni Of sail Exssuiar'
wilt attend 10 the duties Of his arpoinin eat on
THURSDAY. the i7th day of February, 4. u. 1870,
At his ofHes in Ci,afs,ld, where all rariiss inter
eEtcd maf Effend y. /, lhIDS,
jasl9.sL Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

Paine, Of iscunsin, and Wood and
Cox, Of New York. are said TO be tic
nO.sesi mcu IN COasniA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
IsrnE COURT or coMmcS PLEAS
mine couRr or coMnoN PLEAS

Il oi Clrarheld county, Pa
"' No. ili. Marca T.. ists.
John W Fudsy. DoHs''i' A''ashnsnt
The undersignsd. Trustees appointed BY the
Court uf Common Pleas Of CieArfell county,
according to Act Of Assea bly, hereby rive uotics
that they appoint Friday. fhe liih day Of Fehru-
ary. A. D. ls5o. Al the borough Of Clsarhsid. to
receive the proofs Of tho several orrditors and
determine the sane, aul also rrguire ~ persons
holding any suns u money Or ether property due
the sad John ". furlry 10 deliver the sane to
the Trustees. I !. MCCULLOUGH.
WM. " MCCULLOUGH
y l. KREns,
iani9st Trusfes,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19


TAOTION.-Tho undersigned having pur.
" chased At Sherif's Sale the following personal
property, via Eight hcisirads aud bedding. .
spi,s, carpet on the ieor of ains rooms. burcaus
chahs, stands, tables. hat rack. hooking glass
painiinrs stoves and Kitchen furniture. being
an gocds soli In TIE housel. also. pirs. COW
! hay colt. BLACK coll. sud ] rsir of twin sicds
sold As toe prupriy II David Tyler and len hy
me 10 possession II james and Martin Tyler
hereby notitss al persons MT 90 rurchssc os in
any way to inierforu with the aid property a.
The same tslousS to me aud Is suhcci 10 ny order
January s. lSTo-it JAMES T. LEANY.
TNECUToR~' NOuCL--whrrrns. LEI.
II irrs rcsiamentary on the estate Of WILLIAM
IRWIN. late uf ihu borough 10 Curucnsrilie. dt
ucascd. have hccu granted 90 thc undersigned.
and ~ prrsans indebted 10 sid estate arc request
Cd 70 make immediate payment, and those having
eisiins araiusi thc same will present then, dui,
autbea,icutod, for settlement.
T. A. IRWIN.
J. n. GRAHAM,
Jan. s. iSso-et Evcuiar,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
Houses and Lots for Sale.

EoUR HOUSES and lois in Ci,afreid fsr
Il sale on reasonable terms Possession given
80 thirty days, Also plot az FOrR lois on
the corner Of Fourth aud Reed s,r,e.s. sirr,
liax2ue feet Thrcr Of these lois are well lo,stra
Tor siihrT lu'aheg sur coal yard, Or TO- bciiiing
purpose Ecnerails. being within ssa lrst ct the
fsilroad depot Price aud terms rcasonahlo.
Amy 10 GEORGE THORN.
ieoatu Clraffsld. ra.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

A DEMONSTRATIONS NoTiCE.-Nuiice
"A l. hcrrhy given that i,tirrr Ut administration
on The estate oi AMASsAJ. SMITH. deed. late
n nrcc.ria township. Cicarfcii county. Pa, hns-
ing l-,n duly granted O. the undersigned nll pr.
sons indehicd to saii rsiaie will please make pay.
meat, snd thoss having claims or demands vii
present them rwfsay authenticated for settlement
and allowance yithnt delsr
AMASSA SMITH. j..
JOHN g. SMITH,
Drc stpd. Adluini.,r,,or.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.. Notice
"A Is hereby giycn that letters of administration
on the estate Of J. 2. KRArZEK deceased, late
ofihe Borough Of Ciearheld. PenBsylvania. having
been duly granted to the undersigned all persons
indebted to said estate will please make payment
and those having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
c. KRATZER,
ciearhsld, Jan. 10, 1870 st AdministraioT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
rrRMs or rHE pAIIy ACE,

One year BY mai..... 90
IL months -.-..-. ........... -
lhree -
For sny period less than three months, Al tho
rae II one dollar per month.
The postage on Inv nAilY Asr is thirty ecuis
per quarter, ur ono dollar and twenty cents Der
annuu, " prepaid at the oflec uf delivery.
Payment rcquircd invariable in aaraucc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-19
2lrw advertisements.
SURVIVOR

nW1D REAMs, Luiher,burg. clearhell Co.,
IL Pa. offers his services a. sarsyor in the
west end Of the county. All calls will be attended
to promptly, aud the charges moderate. l;l9:70