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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26
Private Sale of Real Estate
Ayr
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


HNuE subscriber will offer at private sale, on
Il reasonable terms, the following Real Estate,
situate in Glen Hope, Clcarfed county Pa. a
large two-story plank house, lnsi0 feet; store
room 2nxt0 feet. ware room, l6x9O feet. The
house Il the best In Glen Hope well finished. and
having large cellar underneath Was built in
1867. ncyer-failng well. and wood and wash
house, barn, l3axin, icc house, sufficient 10 hold
60 OF 20 toas Of. ice and an other necessary cut.
bulldogs.
Also, large quantity Of merchandise, consist
ing Of groceries. dry goods, quecnswarc, notions,
large lot of clothing, and oil other goods ecncr.
ally kept in country store.
Also, looOi feet Of prime oak aud pine square
timber on The bank Of Cloareeld creek
The above described property will be sold 90.
scthcr, or u desired the store goods will be sold
on reasonable terms and lease given Of ths store
room.
For further information apply to ths subscriber
nj his residence in Glen Hope
WILLIAM s. DfCKEY.
Feb. 8, ls5l,sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

STATE CoNvENTIoN-Thc Demo
cratic State Committee has issued q
call for q State Conreutios, which is
TO assemble in the Hall of tho House
Of Representatives at Harrisburg, on
Wednesday, the oath day of May, at
10 o'clock q. m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

CONVERTED. -"'rbo Bclleionte Watch.
man says: There is at present great
work of grace going on among the
prisoners in the Jail in this place
They arc holding prayer meetings
three times day, and never sit down
to meal without asking the blessing
OF God upon the food Before their
conversion, they were wild, rollick-
ing, wicked set, continually hollow,
ing. singing obsocn song and swear
ing, 10 spite Of all the sheriff could do
toprovent them. Now, they are quiet,
well.bohaved, revercnt and earnest
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coNTAININd FIFTY AcREs.
Valuable House & LOt for Sale.

SITUATE IN MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
rTNHE House is 32x2i, two story, having eight
rooms and good cellar making i desirable
property for residence hotel, il having been o
licensed house for some time. With il there is
half an acre or good fertile ground, with stable
and other ouibuildings. Terms % suit the pur-
chaser. Apply 10 A. W. WALTERS,
apr12-lt Clearheld, Pa,
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Valuable Farm for Sale |!
IN rERousoN TowNsnIPl


INulK unlcrsgnod, residing ia Ferguson town.
i ship, offers bis Farm Tor sale, located two
miles snuih east Of Lumber City, on which thcr,
is erected a large plank frame dwelling house
22s30i kitchen, l62i6 new bank barn, 46x6s
with s,rsw house attached, 2tNsa, wood she'd and
all the other necessary outhuillngs.
CONTAINING I0O ACRES,
Eighty Of which are cleared aud in a good state
Of cultivation, while the balance isundoraid with
a seven foot vein Of limestone and four foot vein
Of coal Of an excellent quality. A young orchard
Of $50 grated trees, Of apple pear, peach. cherry
and plum, besides l25 grape vines OF the choicest
varieties all beating aud excellent wai,rat %,
door. The Farm VIII be sold stfy reasonable g.
at Lumber City r. o.
March 2o-iG WILLIAM MeCRACKFN.
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IN rue COURT on coMMoN PLEA,

Il OF tlearhold county. Ia.
b p. Coles. r. c. Thompson
Geo. Bailey and c. Whit
loot, partners trading a. No. Ia, June term,
Coles, Thompson 4 Co., Is,o.
vs.
T. r. l.. S'oughton, and
John II. Fullord Henry Torcigl Atlaohm't.
Bridg, and y. b. Smith,
Gamishccs.
Now, 22k April. 1871. the plaintiffs cnisr ful,
for the Prothonotary 10 assess damages on th,
above judgment in this case.
WALLACE A PtELDTNG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The claim IN this case is two hundred aud twenty
dollars and thirteen cents, as Of tho ith day Of
March, A. d. 1870.
Ceriilcdsi from the record, at Clearheld 22i
April, 1871. Aitos;s A. G. TATE,
apr265t Pr0ihonotary
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MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR CIR

cLEARFiELD, PA,
THR SPRING TERN Of foprfesn us,,,
Il commence Monday, April l0th, is7i
A Primary department will be added 10
School this fail for which the scryicar ia
petent instructor have been Engaged Al
ciort will be spared to render til, dflsri
attractive and instructive.
le TERMS OF TUITION. s
Reading, Orihography. Writing oB.dLu.
sons, Primary ATithmeiie ana pnuau
6cogrnphy-........e,........ .............
History, Local and descriptive 6eoerg.tr
With Map Drawing. Grammnr, Mental
and Written hmetic.....................
Algebra and the Sciences.
IusiTaeiion ipinstrgp enialmusie ...........
Oil painting, "a lessons.
- WI ssssss-s ss-sss
For full particulars send lot Circular
Cleardeld, Sept Z, ls70-lypd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

CANNOT ATTEND.-The Democratic
Editorial Association of Pennsylvania
will meet in Bellelonte on the second
Tuesday Of June. As that is our
Court week, we are invited to stay at
home.
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w EST VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands

The following tracts Of Timber and Coal Land,
are offered for sale One tract Of 1900 acres,
lying on the En- River. 10 Webster county three
tracts lying on the same river In DraAion county,
Two Of 5000 acres each and one Of LOCO acres
aud one tract containing g3r0 acres, lying on the
6auley River, in Nicholas county. Thetitlcs to
these lands are perfect
Any information concerning these landscan be
bad by addressing q S. ILLEGAL,
March %. is5l-u Philipsburg, Pa:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

The DEATH OF SENATOR Howard. -
The stroke of apopexy which caused
the death Of Ex Senator Howard, of
Michigan, attacked him while he was
assisting some workmen in cutting
down a largo tree which stood near
bis house, and almost upon the line
between his lot and the one ad
Joining. II was necessary TO make
the tree fall In q certain direction, so
that it might not fall upon his neigh.
bors house or bis own. For this pur.
pose long rope had been attached
near the top of the tree, aud when the
tree bad been nearly chopped of az
the base. Mr., Howard and the work
men were tugging at the rope to make
the tree fall as they desired, Mr..
Howard said "Now then, n long
pull, a strong pull and pull altogeth-
er," and was oxerting his physical
strength to the utmost, when he fell
down unconscious. The oxertion OF
tugging at the rope had burstcd .
blood vessel in the brain, which had
superinduced an apopctic attack.
During the afternoon he partially re-
covered Consciousness, when it was
discovered that his right side was
paralyzcd. In this condition he lin
gcred until his death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

LARGE DELEoATIoN.-On Friday
Sheriff Ellsworth took to Allegheny
nine persons--scven ofthem sentenced
to the penitentiary, and two boys to
tho House Of Refuge. These were the
crop of the present term OF Court.
Since the war Crawford county has
been doing n good business in this
line. During the war convcis, at
least in many cases, were allowed the
choice of tho army or peafeatiary.
They made good substitutes for loyal
men.-C CrdiCf0rd Democrat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

The Savannah Ncos says that few
davs ago the conductor on the Cen
trail Railroad train, on taking charge
nj Millen discovered negro woman
aud her two children in the ladies
car. He Immediately informed her
that she could not ride where she was
Int must take Il seat in the first'class
car especially provided for coiored
people. She replied that she had "a
den from Washington Cd. o. in the
ladies' car, and that she held first
class ticket and would ride where she
was. Though politely informed that
il was contrary to tho rules OF tue
company, sho still refused TO move,
and the conductor called in his train
hands and had her removed TO anoth.
or car. She afterwards attempted TO
return to the car, and the conductor
opposing her, she slapped him in the
face. She was required, however, TO
ride in her proper place to Savannah.
Nothing shows more clearly the ne.
groes, want of self-rcspect than their
desire TO force themselves IN places
where they are not wanted. Sonlh-
crn railroads are owned by white men,
and they intend to control thom
We give the 'negro equality" party
fair warning, that while their pets are
to be kindly treated, invariably, they
arc to be made to know their place,
and TO be put into that place. The
South will not accept "nigger quality"
neither will the North. A "rccon-
struction" of the artificial relations Of
the whilo and black race, us now cx.
isting, will take place at The earliest
practicable day. The country will
"ring out this wrong and "nng in
the right" and the sooner II is done
the better for all mankind.-N. Y.
| Dan Book.
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.CUARDIAN's SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate

Byv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court,
made the 18th January, A. D. 1874, and on The
2lst March, A. ID. 1874. enlarged and continued
until June term, 1874, Henry liile Esq will sell
At Public Sale, at the Susquchanna House, in
CurWsnsylle, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 90 1871,
At 2 O'Clock, p NJ. the following described prop
cfty, situate in Knox township, late The property
Of ieorge slbss. now owned by his minorohildrcu
Of whom Horny lille Is Guardian, bounded and
described AZ follows
On the south Wy land Of John sloss, dcceasel
on the west By land Of James Haley and sAmut
Ray; on the north by lands Of Mays and Erhard
and on the east by lands Of Mrs. Margarc, sloss
being part Of larger survey in name Of Adam
Rode; containing i59 ACRES. more or less
About 30 acres cleared. with House and Barn
erected thercohi balance being timber land.
TERMS; Fifteen per cent Of the purebas'
money when property is knocked down, and bal
ance in two equal annual payments, with interest
to be secured by bond and mortgage on ihi
/ premises. r HENRY HILE,
April S, ls7l4L Guardian.
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4li5rsllaueous.

WANTED-Agculs and Pcidlers % =
w good domestic article. wanted 90 ar
family. No competition. Exclus.vr terra.
given. Business very pleasant. Agents d
sold dozen, netting $50 profit per iay. a
sold $50 in small town, another 1000 70 /
towns, another - IN calling ON 80 amlia Q.
81 80. No danger Of ofimPosiiion. Best Of NJ.
ences given. Send for circular to 1902 WlLa
ton sireci, Boston. Mass. t....
Anrs-4is LlITLEFIELD 4 DLNH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

Congressman Parnsworth, a leading
hao''al says the party 10 which he
belongs has passed many laws they
are a, afraid to bring before the Supreme
Court This is n candid confession
Ana snes'snuates the position assum.
g g oy the Democratic party from the
'7o'Psiop Of the present contest,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26
4 DMINIsTRATORs' NorICE.--,

DEMONSTRATORS NOrICE.--Nutice
n is hereby given that letters Of adminisir,tioS
on the estate Of ROBERT YOUNG deceased,
late Of Lumber City, Clea' held county. IA
having bcen duly granted 10 the undersigned,
all persons indebted 10 said estate will please
rake Immediate payment, rnd those having
claims or demands will present them property
authenticated for settlement without delay.
ANTHONY ntLE.
SUSAN YOUNG.
Lumber city, April ip.erpd. Administrators.
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alrw advertisements.

E,STRAl.-Strayel OF stolen from The premi.
IL ses Of the subscriber in Clearhod on or about
April 10th, 1871, a RED COW, with siar Ia fore
head, h,e years old, and Supposed 10 have a cali
with her. A liberal reward will be paid tor any
information that viii lead 10 her recovery.
upf-uut- oNurNTTg uoWn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

NEARLY TwINs-The Bedford Ga.
zette and the Centre Hall Reporter,
caused by machine enterprise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26
DENTAL CARD.

- Dr. A. NJ HILLS
VIIffTSswould say to his patients ana tht rtb
lie generally, that, having dissolved parilrf.ti
viii Dr. stnw. he is Now doing tbs itiir Fri
Of his Office himself 50 thar patients need ro ''r'
being put under the hands uf any oth,r truir
Having obtained q reduction O, th5 pa'gn a y
plate material. ] am enabled 10 putur teeth uu,,
cheaper than formerly. ] also have DR. s'ut'
patent process for working rubber plate, Etri
make mneh Fighter, more elastic tna nrtfa
plate for The same amount Of material and %.
ishcs The plate on both sides, rendering o ur'i
more easily kept clean. Special attention paid
the preserration Of the natural teeth, atd al 81
suaTantccd cniifcly satisfactory TO pai,ut.
E.c- Office az the Ola corner, opposite tls Si'
liouss. odice hours from s. 20 ". a. U., aud .
;, ,. m. Patients FROM iisiauc, ilou.d rell
me q few days beforehand Of their iniguNel
come. Always % home, unless Other noiigt Y
pcars In both the county papers. hblsu
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

STRANGE When Radical member
of public body acts with the Demo
Gratis, party papers cry out, "Judas !"
"Arnold = Bribery" They seem
to think that Radical cannot act
from a conscientious motive, Per
hsps they are right.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

OuT--John A. llicstand, Of Ian
caster. has been appointed naval officer
at the port Of Philadelphia, in place
of General Baxter The General
showed his wounds and urged his
services in the field of battle, but all
TO no purpose. A hungry civilian
pushed him from his stool, and thgs
General Grant rewards the soldiers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26
puRNED oUTi
hrt NOT
B u r N z d u PI
BELLS RUN wooLEN FACTORY.
Penn township, clearield Co., Pa.

Tho subsoribors are, Of great expense, rebuild
ing. aud In few days will have complctod. ,
ncighburhood necessity, in the erection Of 6rst
class Noolcn Mandatory, with all the modsrf
improvement attached aud are prepared 10 inak,
an kinds Of Cloths, Cashmere, Sitincits. Biah
keis, ilannels, &c. Plenty OF goods on hand 4,
supply all our old and thousand new customors
whom We ask to come and examine our stock.
The business Of
CARDING AND PULLING
will receive especial attention Dor new mill will
be rcaiy by wool.car,ling season, therefore thcr,
need be no hesitation on that score. Proper
arrangements win be made to receive and deliver
Wool 10 suit customers. An work warranted nnd
done upon The shortest notice. aud by strict aticn
uon to huiIpess We hope to realize liberal shar,
Of public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
We will pay The highest market price Tor Wool
and sell our manufactured goods a. low ~ similai
goods can be bought in the county. and whenever
We fail 20 render reasonable satisfaction we cau
always be found At home ready to make proper
eAplapa,ion, either in person VI BY letter
JAMES JOHNSON a SONS,
nnrl40d Grampian Illus 7. o.
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New Firm (!

uNHE firm Of c. KRATzER, in tbe Dr. Go.
i and Provision business, will be known .r
alter under the name Of
RATZER & LYTLE.
Thanking the public for past fsvori, iL,y a
for continuance Of the same.
Clcsracld, Pa, February s, ISL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26

A clergyman out West officiating at
a public execution prayed that the
spectacle might impress all present
with the shortness of human lie.
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DRIyATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I!

The subscriber will oaor At private sale, on
reasonable terms, the Following Raj Estate, stu
ate in Morris township Cleafneld county, Pa,
containing 100 ACRES and allowance, and
having thereon erenicd atEo-siOry phuk House,
2sxs2 feet frame Barn, 6oXe6 feet, and all the
other Necessary outbuildings, all in good order
and repair Ten sores Of an Orchard Of the
choicest varieties Of fruit, never falling Spring
st the house and Well at the barn. One hun-
dred acres Of ii u undcrlaid with vein Of The
host quality Of Coal six feet aad seven inches In
thickness, open to inspection at auy time,
Gf'- For further Information inquire of tie sub.
seribcr ct his residence In Morris township.
DANIEL BEAM,
Kylcrtown r. o fi.5.3msl Agcni Of Geo. Beam
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-26
IN TmE COURT or CoM..oN PLEAS

Il Of Clcarnold county, Pa.
Reuben II Moore
vs..
Martin Ashcuicltor No. 49, Sopt T.. 1870.
and Foreign Attachment
Elisha Ashenfeltcr,
liaruishce.
Nov, 22d April lsil the Plaintiff enters a role
for the Prothonotary " assess damages On the
above Judgment in this case
WALLACE a FIELDING,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The claim 10 this case is ninety dollars as Of
leth April, 1870.
Certified from tho record, at Clcarfeld, 22d
April, 1871. Aaosti A. C. TATE.
apr263t Prothonotary.
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CRADLE & BOX TONES,
HEAD STONES. &c..
NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
G, W. lNNES, A. NJ, Principal

TuE FIRST SESSION Of this Institution VII
Il commence on Monday. the 18th day ot All
next. Term, fvc months
Pupils may eutcr a any time, and will 70
charged tuition fron the time they enter until is'
close Of the session. The course Of insiruclaa
will embrace al branches included In a thoUcss
practical tduoation Tor bo'h scxcs.
Vocal Music taught when desired.
Good loariing can he obtained al either publt
or private houses al low rates. Parents can t
assured that tho ability and oncrgits Of the PIN
cipal will DO devoted to tho mental and m1ul
trimming oi those placed under his charge.
Sa- Terms Of Tuition will be moderate ard
can be ascertained by Addressing DR.. J. Inns o.
New Washington. or tho pdneiial, G. W luncs
Al Apollo, Armstrong county, Pa, but who viii
be ~ New Washington alter April lst
hcw Washington, Narh %. lS7iic
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In THE COUNT or COMMON

/ Of Cloarheld county, Pa.
DAsnL r. NOOK NO. q, March Term
vs. 1871.
SARAH ASS rIooS. Subpoena sur Divorce.
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
the Court TO take testimony in the above case
hereby gives notice that be will attend 10 tho du
ties Of hs appointment, at bis office in the Dor
ough Of Clcarheld, on Wednesday, tho cath day Of
May, A. y. 1871, at o'clock D. m, where an par
ties interested can attend.
WM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH
April Pest Commissioner.
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a,ral estate for salt.
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate ]

Tlyvirtuc Of m order of the Onhahf Court
made the 2isi day Of March, A. b. 1871. dcorg'
Lcich, adminlstrat0r of Tie estate OF jacob ban.
mcr. decreased will cell a. Public salc,at the Pub
ne House ofwilham sebwun, at Luiiersbnrg, on
Monday, May Goth. 1871,
Al o'clock p. m, the following described prop
orty situate In Brady township, late the property
Of the saidfJaeob Zimmer, bounded and Described
as follows Beginning nt pine, on the southeast
corner Of the tract thence north l30 perches, IA
a post; thence, by John Rishels lino, west C5
porehes. to a post; thance, by ioas improvement
south ls0 perches, TO post thonse east 65 perch
Is, to the place Of beginning
CONTAINING FIFTY ACRES.
Being out Of the south east corner Of the Curry
survey, known by No. 5a3. Thrty-hyo acrel
cleared. with ncw planh house, log barn and al
necessary outbuildings erected thereon the bal
ance being we'll timbcrcd.
TETMs Ten per cent down, one-third on con
irmaiion, and balance in one year with Interest
to be secured BY boud and mortgage on premises
GEORGE IEiLfCii,
April 1881. Administrator.
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At the meeting of Return Judges
held the lltb day of June, 1870, the
following resolution was adopted

lOltoNluS icooluu"h was auVpteu
Resolrsi, That the County Committee be and
arc hereby authorized and directed to submit the
question Of change in the present system OF
making nominations to a vote Of the Democracy
at the Primary Election in 1871, and that the
Chairman is authorized to prepare and furnish
the necessary blanks aud directions for taking the
said vote.
! now therefore give notice that the
necessary papers and tickets will be
sent out with the other primary elcc-
ton papers, and that vote will be
taken us directed By the foregoing
resolution.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THE NEw-YoRK MAGDALEY SOCIETY.

The 3Sth anniversary of the New-York Mag
daen Society celebrated AT yesterday the Ay
lum in Eighty eigthst near FifthayeHA Htroduc-
tory remarks by the Chairman the Rev. Dr. Hastings,
the annual report was read by Mr. Tanning and the Rev.
Mr. Darling, and addresses made by the Rev. Wm.
NJ Taylor OF Liverpool and the Rev. Dr. G. S Robinson.
At the last anniversary there AZ inmates III the
Asylum 1iG have been added during the year, 81 placed
at service in hrstclass families, Restored to their
friends SO discharged at their own request 10 left with
out permission, two expelled 10 transferred 10 the Hos
pta and has died. within 35 years 20D0 inmates
have been registered 600 have been employed in private
families 400 returned 10 their relatives, 400 have
left the Asylum at their request, 10 seek their own
support 800, weary Of restraint, have left without per
mission 100 have been expelled 800 have been temporarily
transferred the hospitals "a have united with oya-
gecal churches 20 have been legally married. and IL
have died. More than 6,OO religious services nave bech
held In the Asylum.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
PRESBYTERIAN REoRGANIzATfoN.

The Committee of Twenty One, appointed at
the last General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Chuoh
TO prepare by which tho various benevolent
aud missionary organizations Of the church might be
smplfed and consolidated, has adopted plan which
will be presented at tho next General Assembly to le
held in Chicago, May 15. II recommends the establish
ment OF four Boards of control The first will take tie
place OF the Board Of Foreign Missions aud viii conduct
the foreign work. The second will include Home Mis-
sons, education, church erection freedmen and mnse,
rial relief. The third viii be known as the Boaru OF
Publication, and ns a publishing house VIII 20 W
priyed OF collections from churches for ooporlhge
The fourth will constitute Board " Heneyoenco ana
Finance and will have charge OF all funds Tor the hoo
and foreign work TINS Board viii De empowered to re-
Coyc contributions from tho churches and u promote
systematic bcnchGcnce. treasurer VIII bo appointed,
10 whom all funds shall 30 sent.
The report also DgOS.Vs Tor tAo c5taDushment OF "a