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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02

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Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
nnd Refuse Liquors ioctorcd. spircd and sweet
oncd 10 please the taste. called Tonics Appetz-
crs." Rcstorcfs" 3c., that lead the tppler on to
drunkenness and ruiz, but a true Medicine, mado
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF Cslisonia free
from NIL Alcoholic stimuianfs. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLEa perfect Icnoyator and
Inyigorstor Of the syr,sin, carrying on all poisonous
matter aad restoring tic blood to healthy condition.
No person take these Bittere according TO ftrec-
tion and remain long rnwcl
500 wiilbc given for IN ncurnbic case provided
the bones are net destroyed by mineral poison or
other means AID tho vital organs wasted beyond tho
point Of repair.
For Innamnntory sud Chrcnic Rhsuma-
tlsm md Cont, Dyspepsia, err Indigestion,
Bilious, Rcmiitent aud Intermittent Fcvcrs
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Binddcr, these Hitters have been most success
ful such Diseases earscd By yitiatcd
Blood. which "a generally produced by arrangement
ofho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Heed
ache Fsln In the Shoulders, Coughs Tghtnogs OF the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatons Of the Stomach.
Bad taste In Tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, rapltation
OF the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lunge, Pain In tho
regions Of The Eldnsys and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the oGsprngsof Dyspepsia.
They nyigornte the Stomach and stimulate tho tor.
pldiver aad bowels, which render them funeqaalled
efficacy In cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
impartng life and vgor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DIsEASEs, Eruptions, letter, Salt
1ieum, Blotchcs, Spots. Pmplos. puEtucs Boas, Car
buncies, ringworns. scsld.Ilcad. Sore Eyes Erysp-
eas Itch, scurfs, Dlscoloratons Of the skln Humors
and Diseases Of the hkln, OF whatever nature
are literally dug up and carried out Of the system
short tme by the OF these Ditcrs Ono bottle in
such cases win convince the most incrcduous their
curativc effect
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02

NEcKTIEs-Th very latest styles
as :" D. R. FuLLERroSs'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02

Hooks and eyes have now only q
small and steady sale. The introduc.
ton OF buttons for dress fasienings has
changed the popular demand. There
are seven factories in Massachusetts
where hooks and eyes can be made, and
an invested capital in this business of
over soUo,Ooo lies idle, awaiting the
freaks Of fashion. vs.
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NUMBER 46.
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Boil It Down.

Whatever yon have to -sy, my friend.
Whether WHY. oF grave, or gay,
Candenss. A. much a. ever you can.
AND -ay il in the Teadie-t way
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Ju-t take a word Of friendly advice
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tpr ii YOU - sputteTing over page
When a couple Of lines would do,
our butter j. spread 50 thin Won see
n { the bread looks PLAINLY through.
~ hen you have story 60 tell,
Aud would like a little renown,
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When writing an article for the press
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To inter your thaGsht- in the fewesi words.
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And Nhen IL T. gnt-hed. spd vcU suppose
Il j. lone exactly brown,
lu-f loak y over agaIa. and then
Roa i down
tar editors 80 not IKE to print
AZ ariicle lazly lang.
Aui tag busN reader Il - not care
taf d couple 81 yAri- of song
~ gather your VIII IN the smallest space
II you'd win tn authors crown.
Aui every time you write, ms trend.
Bod Il down.
P.>-Ani keep on boiliag It down.
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on which re can rely 10 make money. Any
branch Of farm industry, steadily followed.
will be found profitable. Dairying In a
year of short grass might not pay very
WELT Ne,c Engiand Homestead.
SPREAD OF CANADA THisTLEs IN Tue
WEsT-The Western writer who thinks
there is little danger the Canada thistle
will not spread from the localities where
II has q foothoId on the prairies, by seed.
is deluding himself and those whom he
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Rural Ns,c YORKER.
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\ man having been brought before n
Dutch Justice Of the peace ia Canada on
charge of having four wives. the aston
i>hed magistrate exclaimed. You Les dat
man 90; If he lifs init four he has pun
ishment enuf. | Its nit only Won, and
dat's more'n can stand
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NJ .ouIt Ol FTobAte holden at Elisvorih within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the Ind Wed.
nesdsy Of October, A. ID. ls7i
y. BCRNHAM. Guardian Of Cerome w.
~ Young ais, miners, In said coanty-hayinx
presented his lst account OF Guardian ship upon
said estate for Probate:
OUDERkD That the said Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy OF this Order to be published three week.
successfully In the Ellsworth American, printed
AZ Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be holden al Ellsworth, on the LIST Wed.
neaday Of December next, At ten of the clock in
The forenoon, and shew cause II any they have
why the same should not he allowed.
3wA PARKKR TICK, Judge
trxe Copy-Attest: GEO. A DyER, Register
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Probate Notices.



| " OF Hancock.
| PIE undersigned. Widow of Joseph Douglass,
] late OF Brcoksviile, respectfully reprcse2s
tina, an additional sn,cant OF personal propefN
| has,been discovered since the arpraiSal OF said
| estate. and slace her allowance was made. and
she pctitions for an additional allowance
SARAH L. DOUGLASS.
by ;. WATSON.
STATE OF MAINE
/ HANCOCK ss.-Court Of Probate, November IrrIn,
1 a. u. lisa.
| Upon the foregoing Petition oRpEnEp.-Ihat
! sad petitioner give pubic notice tn all persons
interested. by causing copy OF the petition, and
T this ORDER th.seoa, 20 be published three week
! saccessiscly o. the Ellsworth American. a news
pspcr Published in kilsscr;a, IN sasi ,oanty. That
they may appear Al Court Of Probate for saii
I county. To be held ct Ellsworth, on the ist We'd
L-.siay oG Dec. next. at Of the eleos 10 the
| forenoon. to shes cause, any they have uhy
the prayer Of said petit ,ener ,h.ai 90, hs fran-
\ sitcst: Gro. \. DrEs. Register. s~S
/ To the Honorable Judge oi Probate tor asc CeGn
" Of Hancock.
| PIE usaersixnesi, Willow of Parker X. Pile
/ ] bury. late % Biuehil in sstd coaaty, decras-
I ed. rcsrectmIiy REPRESENT, ,hsf .sid aecea.cd
she Is lawfully entitled TO Dowee. that no paft
| tk.rvcf has been assigned to her BY the hetr.
rs % :. eseass se ai sasr I'M
atty sac therefore prsss your iioaar that her
Dover In sasd estate may he assigned aud let ont
/ TO her aud that Commis sioners uIay be appo6t-
ed Tor that porpcse pursgan, 70 Law; aud ioE uss
\ allowance 81 one-hAlf OF Pew No. "a, ~ the Rap
Sn'' Aeshas ncass q ri.esill, ,,,,,.,v
Nov. I. Is7i.
1. STATE az MAINE
SH .scock. ss.-ceuu Of Probate. November I-rn.
A.D- issl
srss p. TO-, .. gong r.ss.ss la.1
he. ssss ss.. ~ l' IN t s +
ItIt.. sh... Hfaxs
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the h~st htting and mo-t durable Paper Collar
Manufactured
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Lea Il b. understood tina, my present stock ~nl
be soii remarkably los IoT Cash. Try tne ga
Tins.
u any ne desires - get into good bustnr-.
locAlpn. sni gcL good bargain. val close I.le
sboie stoca "a ~ IN at unr-. CONE AND sly
\. L. JELLI-DN.
Ellsworth >epie mber 10, l.1I lar
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In~hionnblc Gutrns.nt~.

kec4s eonstAaily % aagI i4+sr aad wen
sslcs Sc.i spsea "a
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To the Honorable Legtslature q
Maine.

THE undersigned respectfully ask leave 70 ex.
! tend wharf loo n into tide water st Bass
Harbos. fremont. Aaine.
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~ curt ol Probate hullen Al Hlurhii. vita in
and Tor The tvnuty II iianrosa an no .sl ws4
nesday % November. \. - I'll
CAENH DOUGLASS. Adu4tntst .irfN nl~bh ths
q s.tA,c q Josrph DpHEia... l4ir al bs.suks.
Silic. sald county decsA-szi-tAV inc pfr@~ntsI
her rst ard priv ate q AAs.4ntstfa uF-
ou ssid rstal. Tot probate
"NnrEf u That tho saIi Adminis;ratftS gree
ra.ior - -of 20 AL ysfsons tsiSEeslsd. ay rals-
ing cory Il lhis Order O. ~ yubl.h.-l three
Wssks -uoesssively IL tho EAsvSEfa asnestean,
P'7uts~i iH Ellsworth, ihsI thy mas Spasaf 81
lTohs.c aszft - Be- bosdrH a. klisw0rth - ~
Is Nsdnes izy % I~ceutcr nrx.. at too ~ The
ci,.ck in the iofrnoos. and shcw Cause, II any tcy
hare Why thu should bps Be- ALLOW -
3~S fAEkEk ITrA. Judge.
true Copy-Asfss<. ssEo A. TfEE. I.ssisirr.
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4 Book tor every man
The science II life. or >cifi'reserN alton A
Medical Treatise on the Cause aud euro 81
Exhausted Vitality. Premature ecllue IN
Man. ScryoLs sud Physical Debility. Hypo-
chnudril. AMI all other diseases arising from
the srIor, II YOUTH or the lndi>crrgiou. or
ENce~sts uf mature wears. 1his j. indeed a
br'k fpr every man Price only si.n1. ~
pages. bound IN cloth.
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n. h. II any man, woman or child, has
dollar to exchange for goods. just call Ut this
store, and see IL you can't get good trade.
~ Store formerly occupied by ). W. Perkins,
Main Street.
a. / SAUNDERS, 1 CO.
~ r. r. yea-xG
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HA>Cosk. - ouTt Of Probate. oct. Term
-, l-si.
Upon the foregoing Petition pgDLEEn - That
SAL p-t5tlpncr eve public uotgrr 10 ali lssr.og-
tui-fcsi"i. causing copt Of tac petition. aud
tn. order thereon 10 -. t.ahii he. thre. week.
.u-ee--IYeiy in ttlr Ep.softh Atnc4t csn, a Hess-
{ paper published ia Ellsworth, ia sail tountT
4 bat they may api-"ar al a tvurt Of Probate IAT
said Souriy. 70 b- held at khswoftn. thu LIT
! "Wednesday 81 bee. next. ten vi the Cd pck Ia
the forenoon To- -bs'w Pause. n any they have Wis
prayer of aii petitioner .hoaii not b. grant
/ ed PARKER TUCh Juir-
! AtiFsf. bIu y. islEG. kfgi.trr.
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Term, A. D., ls7i.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEKED,-That
said Widow give public notice TO all persons in.
ierested. By causing n copy of lhi. order 10 be
Published three weeks successfully In the Ellis
worm American, newspaper published in Ellis
worth, in said Comfy. that they may appear at
Court oil Probate Tor said County, 70 be held n
Ellsworth, on the LIST Wednesday in December
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause any they have, why the same
should not lie granted. !
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attsst 0Eo A. DYER, Register. 3WA
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Entitled sexual fhY stology Of woman and her
Disease. or. Woman irra.ed Of Phvsiolnnte.
ally snd rAlhol"xir.,lly. from Infancy TO old
Ag". with elegant Illustrative Engrss lngs
9'H issEr~. bound in beautiful French cloth
l'ric, ~ 90
The union Democrat., 1871-04-29

The following Grafton was delivered some.
where out West by one Of the profession, who
would seem to haye quite an aversion to
hanging people:
May it please your lordship and gentlemen
of the jury-tbe case is as clear as ice, and
sharp to the "doin'" as 'ro" from your
sweetheart. The Scripture saith, "Thou
shalt not kill )" now, if you hang my client.
you transgrcss the command as slick as
grease and as plump as goose egg in q loaf
erS face. Gentlemen, murder is murder,
whether committed by twelve jurymen or By
an humble individual like my client.
Gentlemen, do not deny the fact of my.
clients having killed man, but is that any
reason why you should do so? No such
thing, gentlemen. You may bring the pris-
oner in guilty" the hangman mey do his
duty. but will that exonerate you? No such
thing. In that case you will all be murder
ers Who among you is prepared for the
brand of Gain to he stamped on bis brow to-
day? Who, freemen, who, 10 this land Of
liberty and light? Gentlemen, will pledge
my word that not one of you has bowie
knife or pistol in his pocket. No, gentle
men. your pockets are odoriferous with the
perfumes of cigar cases and tobacco. You
can smoke the tobacco of rectiiude in the pipe
ct peaceful conscience but hang my mn
fortunate client. and the scsly alligators OF
remorse will galIop through the Internal
principles Of animal vertebr9 until the spi-
nal anatomical construction is turned into Q
railroad for the grim and CORY COLLINS of des-
pair.
Gentlemen. beware of committing murder
Beware. say, of meddling with the internal
prerogative Beware. say. Remember
the fate of the man who attempted to steady
the ark. and trembIe Gentlemen. allure
YOU hy the manumitted ghost of temporal
ssnctiiv. to do no murder. allure by the
na,re OF woman. the handspring of the name
of woman, the handspring of the ticking
timepiece of Times theoretical transmipra.
ton. 10 do no murder / aljore you by the
love You have for the eseulent and copdiment-
al gusto of our native pumpkin, to do no
murderl ahinre you BY the American
eagle. that whipped the universal eame-cock
of creation. and now sits roasting on the tnay-
ne,ic telegraph oftime's illustrious transmit
grafton, to do no murder! And lastly. gem
tleren. il you ever expect to wear Ion p-tailed
eoats-n you ever expect free dogs not to
bark st yGu-f you ever expect to wear boots
made OF the free hides of the Rocky Noun
tain butalo-and to sum up all, if You ever
EXPECT to be ANYTHING but set of sneaking,
loatng. rascally, cui-ihroat, braided small
ends OF humanity. whitfield down to indistinc-
aoiiliy, acqait ms client and save your coun-
'ry Inc prisoner was acquitted.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-29

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