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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

I, W. Il Shaw, cashieg Of The County National
Bank Of ClcarGeld, do soemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the hest Of my knoal-
edge and belief W. N. SHAW, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this iih day
OF March, A. d. 1879.
JOHN W. wRIGLEY N. p.
Corrcet-Attcst; JAMES 4. LEONARD,
RICHARD SHAW.
JAMES u. GRAHAM,
March 6, 1872. Directors.
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97"Ie ~ F'"H1y7raald. C7e1rhe7d toaNIY. NJ
/, Wiliiam II. bili. Cashier of the Firs.
National Bank " Clcnlclj. do solennly swear
that the above fin,cmcni Is true to the hsst OF my
knowledge aud belief
WIN. II. Dill, Cashier
Subscribed anil sworn 10 before mo this "a ,lay
Of March. ls'2 WM RApEBACH a. +.
Corrre,--Attest; RICHARD MOss0P.
RONERT MITCHELL,
JONA. DoYNfuN.
March J. lSI2 Directors.
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SPRING CooDsI
B0rouqh Ordinance.

A Tamc,tingo tho Town Council of Ccarficid
IA borough March iih lsT2, the fil"wng o..
dinancc was passed aud ordered to he printed
De i ordiincd by the Burgess and Town Coun.
ell uf the borough OF Clcarhcii and il is hereby
ordained hy tho authority Of the same.
1. That the Town Council shall hciorc the first
Monday Of April w each aud every year, elect y
citizen Of the borough OF Clcacld to act - Street
Commissioner, TO serve for nne year commencing
the first day Of April Of each year who, before
Entering upon the discharge of his duties as suci.
shall take aud subscribe an oath or affirmation
The same ms now required by law to b admins.
tered 10 mcmbvrs ui the Town Council, wiih the
following addition; THAT h, will In no way he
int rested In nny cpntrnci with tho said borou Ih
Of Clcnrtcld. nor accept directly indircclly any
gif'. reward, or gratuiy, from any person inter
fsici In or applying for amy contract or order Of
work by which said borough will be chirg u with
The payment Of any money
i 2. The snd Street Commissioner snail under
The direction Of the Town Council. have charge
md control II all work 1, hc done on,the street.
Of the borough Of Clarified, aud shall purchase
all material nee, ssary for the rrpair or improve
mcnt'of tho same, unless o,hcrwisc ordered stcci
hlly by the Town Council, II shal be III. lu;,
70 employ and discharge all hand. and teams as
may be necessary To perform the work required
by the Town Council. II shall a'sl be the du'y
of said Street Commissioner to co-tify all bills
which he lnis correct and true for work done or
maicrinl furnished. aud hereafter no order shall
be drawn for work done or material furnished for
said streets unless The bill has been approved By
the Street Commissioner.
=. o. L REED, burgess.
A. W. LEr, Secretary. mist.
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NJ. u. Lowry,
y. NonLE,

If that truthful philippe does not
shake the drybones Of Radicalism,
then outside OF Gabrcl's trump there
need DO no blowing, because tho par.
ty must be dead that cannot under.
stand that.
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ISAAC JOHNSON & SONS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Es cots and u hoe s. /!

Ladies', Misses and chillren's Caters.
Mems, Boys and woncn's Heavy Boots, and
Drosans, &c, &c.
Store and shop on Second street, nearly oppo.
site IT, y. ngcF Co.'S hardware store.
Feb. IS. isT2-Iy cLEARFIELD, PA.
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CLEARFIELD, PA.
MORNING. MARCH 9, ,s7a.
Democratic STATE Conre,,ffon.

Pursuant to resolution ofthe Democratic State
Executive Committee this day adopted Demo.
cratic State Convention in numbers equsl to the
representation In both houses of the Legislature,
y hereby called to meet in Reading, Pa, on
Thursday. May 30th, 1872. at II o'clock a. NJ. 10
nominate candidates for Governor, Judge Of the
Supreme Court, and (shoud the Legislature so
determine) for Auditor General and delegates ut
large to the Constitutional Convention. and aiso
to form On elcaiosal ticket aud select senatorial
and representative delegates to represent the State
In the Democratic National Convention.
ny order Of the Executive Committee.
WM. A. WALLACE, Chairman.
Attest Wv, M'CLELLAsp, sec'y.
Harrishnrg, Februlry Is, 1872.
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Sheriff's Sale.


Df virtue ct wr,s of Lseir, Hacia.. i,-
- sued out OF the c-art of tommon Pleas ct
,lea,hc county. and ~ me directed, there
VII he cxpnsci to PUBLIC SALH. ai the count
House is the borough Of clcaraeid on Mn.
H'y, me iSih day Of March. 1879. q, | o'clocs.
y ~, The i"i'o~,ng Real ESTATE, to Wit.
cer'ain iaosiury franc dwciln, hous, IS
10 icti, with kiohcn ATTACHED, Ii NleE,, Il,
..,,ie situate N oscco'a borough Cloagse "a coun,,
r';' On let No. lNs. opposite t0e " n. caarsh
anu on tho n,rh cas-. corne. &c blrnoAirl a,
liae street, aud carii'aye e,ru,ienani thereto,
seized taken ~ eseca'iQa hnl TO ba si,d a. tas
?-opery of Jams co1rai, owaes OF repalel
owner aud cpul;ar.or.
~ bt'dcfs will take notice that Is pos esal
=. '"s purchase money m9st to pi.d wacn tao
Properly !. Knocked dowh o. d vim h. mi MI
Hsain for sale. JrSrfN J. PIE
snrnffFf 0gric-. D s.. Saerir.
clearf,li. rn.. AIareh cs 1872.
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Jno r. Bowman of Millcrsburg, and
II. @. Raymond, OF Middlciown, were
chosen Delegates to represent tho
Democracy Of pauphin county in the
sssss, CpvsntiOn ssts hsld 10 Reading.
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INVEST VIRGINIA
Timber and Ccal Lands

ron sAL.i
The ig,ioFing tnc.s Of .abos and Coal --adi
are o1tred fos sale e,ie isact of 1850 serts.
lying on ihe Lik River. 81 Webster colriy tire
tracts hing on tic saie 'irg- u i'rsstol corel,
$50 of. 5.CrN acres rsch rni ogr OF i,cpe rc-,s;
pad one .riet coniai.ils s,i0 acres, y ias 7a %
uaalcy ki,gs. ir Nieao'ss counly. Jhtl..lr. O..
t-cse iaads a.e per.ss,
Aag ini,rua'Mg cone ynirg tkesc iall.esa Is
Ind by aldrss ing a. 5. l.aAuA1.
March %, lSal-u. nhiiiusha.e, pa
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s,eal estate for salt.
DRIyATE SALE o. vALuAgLr

Z =
4 PR0fEkrYi
Tie premises occapicd By Joseph Coos G
nla3mngton, arc hereby s'orca o. private sale
sonsis,ias Of about ,Lses acres or grosrl, p ssa.
modious and eonYSnirat dwelling horse, h-.a
aud usua. oatbuiiirgs. Wei s-.ie3 T.. the pu;-
poses Of n store property o. q hotel stand. fr.s
low and terms easy. lGguiru q
7. II. MCREAv,
feb2s-si cigasieli, 10
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CLEARFlELD ACADEMY.
A Male ana remale Classical Ilish sehool,
Each Department separate. Dir.iEct ana
COiapleie IL itse!.

rTNilE scholastic year Of itls Institution Is ti-i.
dt9 into Two sessions ol A.c iaDrths ttvelly.
one wcek-) each. 4ae 6ts, sussion oorstlc,s
the 6rsi Moaday in sepiembori tie sscord, en- IT,,
frs, Monday u February
The course Of Instruction embraces every thlag
necessary 10 thorough. practical and acegmi i,A.
ed education Of loih sexos.
Pnpils viii. he admitted q any tine md cll7g,l
from date Of ENTRANCE TO the close O the res p.
No deduction viii be made for ahscaec, tz,eBt
In cases OF extreme and pTo,fucitd .llntH.
Students from disisrac -sn be accomaodfi.l I
with board NJ low rates.
roT particulars, send for eifc-,ars, or 81 .slgs
Eov. +. L. IIARRlsCN, A. -,
July 20. is-lif Pracipei.
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House 8 BOD for SAC on gen.

VirE undersigned ofers llr sale or rent. -rtl
Il reasonable te1ns, a Two story aWc!ing. 'sl
and s,at'c, in B,oomirg:on, PIKE Township. 'as
terms. &C.. npp'y "a LEWIS J ELoQ-.
January 50, lsTs-if
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CAUTION. All porsons areh hcr-hs snu' iouci
~ nrains, pnrehasing or IN any way mcddiing
WIN tho following rcrscnA property now IN tho
possession of John {. Mis. Of Bell shin, tn "a
bay and grny hu,sg, cows, hog, s.cye. l
timber scd, pqw, harrow aud log eLninx. This
property was ruraiased by me at shariT's salo.
ANT 70 'en s.ttr said ~ lls suhj, Ct u INV ofiof'
psg'7! Ts~ 'i-Ss' in xecaAphaN.
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A Grand Concert!

vNnERE will bo grand Concert held by the
IL Lumber City Singing Class, Ter the in.
struclion OF Mr. J. 9. Bloom. IN tho ~. l. Church
In Lumber City. this county. on SATURDAY
NIGHT the Dth of MARCH. 1877. commencin Z
At ~ o'clock. =. m. A grand tune Is saaticipnicd.
Come one. co,no al aud sec for yourselves. Al.
mittance 70 cents Proceeds TO 70 10 the church.
Dy order Of Committee.
j. n BLOOM.
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A nMiNiSrRATOn's NOTiCE.-Na,iec
N Is hereby gwen that letters Of administration
on tho estate Of MARY JANE DAVIDSON. deed.
late Of Bell township. clearicll county, Penn'a.,
having been dag granted to the unicrslgnei all
persons IN lcb'ci t. snii estate will please make
immediate payment, aud those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
JAMES McGEF.
Feb. ~. is,scipd. Adm.sistraler.
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NEW STORE
IN HOU I I'D AL E!

p. GALLAGHER having jus, returned from
the east with an cntire new and complete assort.
mrnt Of Merchandise, suitable for Winter and
Spring trade. which has been selected with great
care and bought At low rlies. Is prepared to fur
uish the citizens OF Houtzdao and vicinity with
goods ~ very light advance on frst cost for
cash Country Produce nnd Shingles taken ut
market price. Gail AMI examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
P. GALLAGHER.
lIoutGlalc, Pa, Feb. %, ls7e-iys
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NUTtON --AlI persons arc hereby caution
~ cl against trusting or harhoring iny vic,
MANY NJ. NEADEil. on niv nocnant. n. s..d has
len my bed and board without Just causc or
pro''c"iion. aud ! mn determined to pay no
debts of bet contracting.
mchG.3to TlaxEfrx xpxnrp
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ayew Adrfrtistmfats.
NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
CIearheId County, Pa.

TIME SUMMER TERM Of this institution
i will open on the first Monday Of May next.
(Term, eve months
The course Of study viii enbrnce rigid and
thorough test In every branch requisite to prac-
iical and accomplished education.
Vocal md instrumental mnsic will occupy an
important plncc in the course OF study.
Pupils viii be admitted at any time during the
session. and charged fron time Of entering 10 the
close of the term. No deduction viii DO made
for absence except In cases Of protrncted Illness
Students desiring rooms for 'eubbing' can be
accommodated Mt moderate rates.
Good bonrding can be procured Mt three dol
lars per work Mt public and private houses.
Fog particulars address ot .
GEORGE w. INNS, Principal,
March C. '72.tf Now Washington, Pa.
NOTICE Tho books Of ihp gubscrlbcr have
IN been placed in the hands Of Samuel jenkins,
Eco, in tie borough Of Carwrn1ville, Tor &C llcc-
lion. All persons knowing themselves indebted
will please call and paw their accounts. Oaicc on
corner State and Fourth streets.
II. p. TOWNS.
curw,nsvillc March 6, isI-.5t
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

GREAT SALE OF FINE, HIGH BRED KENTUCKY
"A HORSES, incuoing Teams, single froers, Road and
Thorne, woodford county Kentucky expressly
this market and shipped about four weeks Mr. Thorne
intended have met them here but seriously injured
the late Louisville Railroad catastrophe and consequently
has sent instructions sell them auction highest
bidder. without limit or reservation.
sTABLE No. q n sTRET ~ lO pr0mp
BY JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTI0NEER
ELEGANT handsome, dne genteel and close matched
and years old this spring i5 high; sired by Alex
sndcrs Abdalah by Pilot; they have fine symmetry,
team In appearance STYLE gait action brou hit to
this city they have amiable dispositions. without vice
trick fear nothing; in isc prect pets and ocures
great all dav roadsers and can rot together oes than
1850 and PROMISE with and tranlng 10 rank
among the fastest the country finely broken to ell
Ti handsome fast and fine large black rot.ing HORSE
WOODFORD lb44 high years old, sired by EDWIN FOR
REST il Of the nest gent eman's roaisters In the
amiab!e, rapid, well behaved and sound and kind
THE FAST and fine young Trotting HORSE BLUE
70 6igh years Old fac sime OF Dexter trotted last fall
ct exngon Ia A6 Is fine and fast and sound and kind
THE HANDSOME and fast young Trotng MARE RA-
dam BY Lexington OF the finest young In the
State has frequently shown from e4 to 2 and has rot
ted half mile ls Ia fine and fast ana sound and Kind
Horse l5 high years old fine traveller and extra sly ish
has az cats to sadde well broken TO all harness and sound
HANDSOME fnc styled and amiaple three quarter
thoroughbred blood bay Gedng l5H bgh years old extra
fine sly and action; trot In 10 sound and kind.
FINE large brown Horse IL hh years old great
style and action amiabe and safe and sound and kind
THIS STOCK 10 all and desirable: In fact better
were never brought to this they all warranted sound
from to 4o hours trial given Geemen in search OF fine
and reliable Horses to send and
SALE POSITIVE, at i0T prompt. without regard to
weather and without RESERVATION Fuller particulars a SALE
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A SPECIAL PEREMPTORy, ABSOLUTE AND
UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY THURsDAY), MARCH q, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
PROMPT.
AT THE FLEETWOOD BOARDING STABLES,
lO5 AND IU7 WEST FORTIETH STREET, BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
SPECIAL, PEREMProRy, ABSOLUTE AND
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUcTIoNEER,
OF 9, FINE, FAST AND HANpso2M,E HORSES g,

CARRIAGES. WAGONS, SLElGHS HARNESS.,
ROBES BELLS, BLANKATs, WHIPS, 4C,
Including very fast mohogany bay Mare l5 hands hgh
years old sired by Edsall Hambeonian dam thorough
brcd she halt sister Goldsmith Matd troe last
ro ON aas hns s na
aud kind; record and pedigree warranted.
Extra hne last high bred bay cedng lb handa high,
years old; sired by Thoroughbred snilon dam Clay
mare purchased six weeks ago BY present At
2b7 he is and palted ana owner believes
this spring. with handling, will trot well down In the
forties; he is warranted sound and kind
Fine ana handsome cray Horse, l5 hands high. years
and pleasing driver; he cost present
year ago $25C he has great endurance, great STYLE aud
warranted sound and kind.
fine and bay Horse 1884 hands high, years old
sired by Hamaet dam by Hambletonian has fine gait and
action beat 240 SALE and warranted sound
and kind.
Messenger geldng I54 hands. years old long
tail and mane can beat 5 excellent pole horse and war
ranted sound and kind.
Extra stylish md handsome Horse l5 hands high,
years old action, nigh headed and
stylish driver great roadser rot In minutes sure has
size and enough first class coach, coupe family
horse; he Is warranted sound ana kind.
Very fine and fast bay Geding l5 hands high years
tail and beat 25, and warranted kind.
Also extension Cabrole pole and shafts top Wa
gons Wagons, Pony PhaeIon, Sleigh by knlbail
so single and Harness. fine street and stable Bnn.
kets, Fur Robes. DC.
n B-This viii be one finest sses Of the
the horses all hrst class carriages made by Stvers
Brewster and Dusenbuy Van Duzer harness by best city
makers
Descriptive Catalogues ready at ealc
Twenty hours allowed on ali warranees for trial and
JENKINS DUFF, Auctionecrs
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THE TURF.

THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
propose holding their Spring Meeting during ths week
ccninencine Monday, May ~ and ending Saturny Jane l.
1877 GEO. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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HOItSES, CARRIAGES, SNC.


A MAJOR 9: W: BARKER, AgCTIONEER
"A. GREAT SALE OF HIGHBRED TROTTERS, COACH
Horscs Dog Tnr Phaeton, fine Harness &c, On FRI ay
est Forty first street, Seventh avenue.
ALL THE PROPERTY OF COLONE Ell SAUNDERS d.
BRUCE, who intends being absent from tho city during the
summer
THE STOCK COMPRISES
THE MOST ELEGANT PAIR OF COACH HORSES IN
America, blood bays, without white have heavy flowing
manes ana tails were sired by Mambrino Columbus. dam
thoroughbred, were raised by COLONEL BRUCE, 16
hands and years old for stye finish and speed
THE ELEGANT BAY rRoTTING aHLDING LUCKY,
JACK. 1b high, old sired by Aexanders Norman
dam BY Pilot was driven last fail ey Isaac Woodruff Ia si0
The 'eHx HxSnsoME BAY MARE JuNEY SMITH,
by Edwin Forrest dam by Pilot Jr granddam by American
Eclipse 6 nigh years Old in April; beat road
wagon ia unequaieh fer style and criv,ng qualIties
I'll Il CELEBRATED BAY MARE JESSIE KIRK, SIRED
by CLARK CHIEF (THE SIRE OF NJCOTIN ~, dam BY
captain Walker; lsH high years old I'd Of May next;
White Plains last fall winning tbs fourth neat IN 10
elegant driver Ia without exception the FASTRST YOUNG
MARE OF HER AGE IN America.
ELEGANT BAY SADDLE HORSE, l6 HIGH, YEARS
ola goes al Kentucky SADDLE sss e5'ra stylish and ns
Phaeton. BY Brewster Co., of Broome street; Harness.
ABOVE STOcK ARE WARRANTED SOUND AND
kind, without blemsh. Stock exhibition. Sale
positive IND without reserve.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvER rIsERs.

AAuAEMENTs-NIsrH PAGE-Fourth. hfth and sirth
BoXR6ERs wHSTEDT~EIsTa fasR"lhird saa and fourth
BoARp AND LODGING wANTED-rwr-rrH PAGE
F0a
BUSINESS 0PPoRrUNIrIEs-EIeurH PAer-si1th col
CIV sEa fESE o
CLERKS snd GSp ssHSnd
:, Sslrmo ana IwEsr1n rAGr1Firs s,l,s dn,i column
CoR6aMsN ssD s6SARSsNERs-TwaITrH S PAsn-Firs
coAs1%sS nv isf'ns pAorrh and
@ sfsa PAer-F,nh and sixth col
column
55ssi Fen s$ an ANN ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Ffth md sixth
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS -sroosp PAex-Fil.h column.
EINANcIAL.FInsT PAsK Fifth column.
fTsSfshED ROOMS HN5 1f4ST%hNrs * s%ai TO LET
Egss5# r.e.s
HELP WXHTED-F -FEMALEs-ELEvEsru PAar.Firth
HELP fwASTET~MXLEs-IwELr PAar--second col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ac.-Fnsr PAaH-second, third
uorrIs sna fourth columns p. ro,-,,, .o,,
HOUSES Rooms, 40. wANTED~SMTH PAeE-ThIrd
s HaE v5s eg ASP s1sn
Second and third columns.
ISsf HNp eoau
es1aan column
NATRlMONlAL-kINTH rAGE-Second column.
Asp Tsass i1saS pAer
MlsoEILxNE0Gs ADvEKT;IsEMENrs-rrsru PAGE
M!sosLLASEoU Us-N1Nrn PAer-second column.
MUs!CAL--NIsrA PAaE-Fifth column
MISREPRESENTATION PAGr-Third column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PA0E-First column.
riANufoRTEs- Es-NlNTM PAoK-Fourth column.
POST OFFICE NvTiCE-NINTH PAaE-Thrd column.
Pp5s PR0PSsALSESEcoND us sm, PA15SsixMh az IS n column
ELEvENTu PAaE-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoSD PAGE Thrd and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO -ExCHAN1E-sEcoND PAaE--Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sEooNp PAaE-Fifth column.
REMOVALS. NINTH PAGE. Third column
BALES AT AUCTION--NINTn PAaE-First aud second
sruSTi%Ns S'T'1us wANrED-rE LEs-E1rvrSru PAGE
F!r;., second. third fourth and md dh 4! cou.pns
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
SPORTlNG-DOGS. BIRDS &c.-FIRsT PAGE-second
sTALLiONS-FIRsr PAas-second column
SUMNER kESORTS-TwRLFTH PAGE--FOurth column.
The TkADkS-TwELVTH PAGE-Second and third
THE TUKF-FIRsT PAaE-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-rwELFrH PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns
UNFC RNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGF-Sixth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Ftfth column
WEsTCHEsTER PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &o.-FIRsr PAaE-sixth column.
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A FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS BAR AND LUNCH
"A. ROOM down town; doing large business will be sold
cheap Apply to GEORGE w Sinners. 20 New Chambers
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HERALD BRANCH OFTICE-UP TOWN.
A DvERTIsENENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
1886 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY.FIRST AND THIRTY.
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TILL p NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
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FOR SALE.

A-A,-FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN, AN OLD EsTAB-
ishsd English Shades. For particulars apply 10 Mr.
HUNTER, s7s Futon avenue.
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LNOR SALE VERY CHEAP-FoR WANT OF USE, A
Coups, with shafts and pole in good order and
the S Greene street Call for three days from to u
A. NJ, and from 2 10 p. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


Methodist Episcopal Church--Rcy. A. D.
Yocux, Pastor.--Public Service every Sabbath
at 10i A. NJ, and "a p. N.
sabbath School at p A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at ~ p. M.
Communion Service, first Sabbath Of every
month, at 1Ul A. NJ.
st. Andrews -EpiscOpal--R Rev.
GEoRGE HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and at p. M.--Sunday School at
P. M.-Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Presbyterian Church--Rey. II. s. BurLER.
--Preaching on the Lords day a, loi and n
O'Clock.
Sunday School at p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at "A p. m.
Pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at "a D. m.
St Francis Church-- G Catholic--Rey. T.
J. McMASUs.-Mass at lOl O'Clock A. NJ, on the
second and fourth Sundays of each month.
Lutheran Church.-lRev. A. j. HARrsocK-
Preaching every Sabbath, morning md evening.
Sabbath School at a. NJ. Prayer meeting ever
Wednesday evening,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-11
RAILROAD ACCIDENT = A distrossin

RAILROAD AccIDENT.---A distressing
accident occurred on the pennsylvana Railroad,
on Thursday night last, near Minip, by which
FIVE persons lost their lives and number we're
wounded. The second section OF the Cincinnati
ESpress ran into the rear slseping car Of the irst
section, killing fathcf, mother and child, who
we're sleeping in the rear borh, and two gentle
men, who were in the next Tho three former
were from Chicago and the two laltor from Wis.
consin. The wounded were nat seriously injured.
Our young friends, Frank Fielding, Esq, and
wife, who were on their bridal tour were GU board
OF the irst section, but received no harm. 1t is
a miracle that there was not score killed and
double that number wounded. Somebody was
very much "out of order" or this would not have
occurred.