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

II some OF our contemporaries don't
let our amiable neighhor alone they
will get themselves into trouble. The
editor Of tho Tyrone Herald says:
Ciearfsld rsises more mules than any other
county in the State, aud Row edits ~ the Rcfts
ma.s JssrssL
Now, there is not one word OF truth
in all Braincrd says, about tho mules
or the Deacon.
The editors of the Altoona Tribune
last week fred three shots from their
elevated position (on the mountain)
at our neighbor every one of which
took effect. Read what thcy say;
On washnstons Birthday well known Clear
field minister called on the editor OF the Rc(ts.
moas Journal and found the latter individuals
attention engrossed w a treatise entitled "Man-
hood, bow lost and how restored"
Why not let the mau alone when he
is trying to recover that which he has
lostY Don't upbraid him.
The worst Smallpox scared man in the State q
Pennsylvania edits the Rcjisnon's Jo.ra"i, Clear
field, Pa. Ills name is Row, and he positively
refused to see near relative, u few days since
owing simply to the fact TINT she passed through
Altoona on her way 10 visit him. There will bo a
r,p among the denlzens. OF tho internal regions
when s. J. r. shuiiles Of, &c.
To intimate that our ncighbor
should ever turn up in 'rhc Internal
regions" is too bad
At a meeting Of the State Editorial Convention
held In Harrisburg, short time since. the follow
ing resolution was offered: Rssofred. That the
kc(i.m'1's Journal, hatehed at ClrarhelJ, Pa, IL
the wors, newspaporial abortion in the State oi
Penns, lvania." IL is hardly necessary TO add
that after the first reading the resolution was
unanimously adopted amid the widest excitement.
There. now, ii lhc editor of the
journal has not rot State reputation
we cannot help it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

AS WE ExpEcTED.-As we intimated
last week the reported sickness of tho
State robbcr, Evans, was but dodge.
Tho humanity of the investigating
committee took tho members to Phil.
adelphin, TO see tho sick man, and as
we supposed, to get The "dying dec.
larations'.of the estate agent" But
behold, when Evans learned that tho
committee wero coming, hc jumped
out of his sick bed, escaped across tho
State of New Jersey, and is now either
in Now Ioik or Canada, and the Com
miitc returned to Harrisburg, all vol.
The movements of tho Committee
wrought a wonderful cure for Evans.
Tho Forncys have IS 900 of tho stolen
State funds but who has the other
S2S5, ,000y 1t seems to us that there
is far greater effort made to nofin.
vcstignte this robbery than to throw
some light upon il. II this was tho
Original design, why allow tho CON-
mit,eo iorob the treasury niscr Why
not let Evans, Gcary, &co. pay tho
sxpspsss and Sl0ss y 0pty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06
NOfhing But Trouble.

The smart negro Statesman, Fred
Douglass, has been lecturiug TO .hc
ignorant whites and blacks through
Eric, Crawford and Mercer counties,
whcrc Radicalism flourishcs on the
regular mushroom style. lie was
badly treated, however, at Eric,
where they would not allow him to
ride in the buss from the station to
the hotel, and when be did get there
the landlord would not let him cat at
ihe public table. At Sharon, Mercer
county, he was also misused. lie had
n sl5 fur cap stolen, and had to 60
from tho lecture room to tho hotel
barc.headeJ. What n pity for the
"pet lamb. J" To such II plight have
the jealous friends of tho negro
brought the race. Tho white wrctchcs
had to kill thousands of their kindred
and entail II never ending debt upon
them TO liberatc the negro, aud now,
when they have him on their hands,
they allow him TO drift into slothlul.
ness, irrcligion and death. Such
friends
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

REcoNsrnucrIoS.-Thc coolnoss of
some of tho reconstructed in North
Carolina teaches n lesson. Tho brig
andagc Of Lowry's gang is something
appalling, Thcy not merely stole
tools and team for tho purpose, but
unostcntaliously drove up to tho only
bank in Lumbcrton, took out the safe
and loaded it upon their dray; then
visited and went through the shcritfs
Office in like manner, and quietly
madc off with $4,000. Tho sheriff
and his posse were too weak 10 cope
with them, and even tho price of s25,'
600 SET on their heads dncs not insure
their capture. Tho old stories OF
Robin Hood and Littlc John OF the
green gIadcs ofNo'iingham are trihcs
ns compared with this Why make n
fuss about IL? II those bands don't
steal everything tho Governors will
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

AN EASTERN REDEEMER. "A pous
Rhode islander has hit upon the
happy thought of printing on the rc
verse of our national paper currency
appropriate scriptural texts, such, ioi
instance, us that concerning the i'm.
possibility Of simultaneously serving
God and mammon. or paul's pertinent
remark, "savo these bonds" Whcth
er these religious documents AFRO in.
tended, like ordipary tracts, for gra.
tuitous distribution among tho poor,
wc arc not informed bnt IL they be
merely meant TO ipllpw tho natural
course of exchange and revert to III cir
Treasury Department, their new on.
dorscmcnt Is not likely to lead to rc.
dcmption, either pccuniary or psyche.
logical.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

A RoBBEas' NEsr.-Thc formation
of the District Of Columbia into II
Territorial government, proves to be
nothing more nor less than another
cage for carpct.baggcrs and negroes
10 rob the property holders. The
debt made within tho last year OK.
cecds four million of dollars, and
should tho present relationship con.
.tinuo for another term, real estate in
ahc National Capitol will be mort.
gagged for all il is worth, just for taxes
to feed loaicrs and enrich robbers.
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DIssOLurIoN NorlcE,

u Tho hrm Of Jnmcs D ckey Co, was llis-
solved an Fchruiry H. is52. by mu'uil conscnt,
and William $. Diekcy has associated With him
bic son. James Dckcy, under the name and nrn
OF William ;. Dick'y 4 San, 10 the business OF
general merchnnlising anl dealing In aw lags,
square, timber, and all kinds OF sawed lumber,
shingles. 6c., at uicn Hop. clrarfcd county aud
at ~. Lawrcnce Church, Cambria county. pa
James D'ckcy will give the log AMI timber hnsi.
ness his personal attention. lie will be found ut
the old stand at Glen Hope, where goods viii be
sold ni the lowest prices possible, AMI the hest
figures paid for logs aud timber. d.. Y. $. New.
Ing will he found at 81. Lawrence. ready to wait
es his friends. The Doctor l. clever fellow 70
aud see him. All the accounts Of James pickey
Co. will be scttlcl by William s. d ckcy & Son.
We thank our numerous friends Tor their Kind aud
liberal patronage AMI ask continuance OF the
same WILLIAM S. DICkEY & son.
Glen Hope, Pa, Feb. ~, 1877 sm.
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SOMETHING BUSTED. The Elk I'D
Uocate, wants our Congressman nomi
mated for Vice President Read the
plcadiugs Of one patriot for another: /:
During The dark days of the bloody
slavc.hplding rebellion, he stood side
by side with The lamcntcd Lincoln
and was looked upon By the President
ns one OF the able>t aud most patriotic
members of the House. But for the
powerful co operation Of such men as
Scoiield in the popular branch OF tic
government, President Lincoln, with
all his patriotism and power. could
never have succeeded IN crushing ont
that gigantic rebellion aud our coun.
try, to day, instead Of being u power
on earth, would have been n hy.word
and rcproach; II second Mexico
and liberal government would have
been demonstrated To bc "A failure"
There you have it. Millions OF block.
heads have been giving "thc late Ia.
mcnied' tho credit OF "crnShing the
rebellion" aud here il is developed.
right IT homo, seven years after. that
Congressman ScoIicd did the job. and
saved us from being made Mcxicans
What a miracle. I. How history does
lie about the rebellion cruShcrs !
Scofeld should be cmbalmcd or NOM.
mcutcd, or he may ever be forgotten
by his ncighbors.
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Road Lellinul

NOTICE Ia hercby given that the undersigned
~ Supervisors OF Lawrence township vii. re
ceivo proposals until SATURDAY, tho 10Th diy
of MARCH next, lor the gradiHg. Lridslng and
of new public road leading from
James Twins farm. IN Lawrence township. 10 the
township line between Gpshenaad Lawrence near
the mouth Of Lick Hun. Proposals. must sific
the price per roi or for the whole work. The
sup,Nisors viii nee, a, 'hc residence Of Henry
Maad on the day Gefignitrt above. where all who
see fit can nitaul. THOMsS LANIcif
JOHN II. PARKS.
II. SHAW.
clcnrhcli. Feb 2s.ei. JAMES BROWN.
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e" ~"
Inc un'teu states ocnute mas oeeh
inc scene OF very animated struggle
ior several uays pust' between wna'
IL known as me administration oena'
tors ana tne d'Hcon'entcd isau'ca's'
sumner, ochufx, ana olhefs VINO arc
nght'hg urant ~ tarose from chargcs
made oy sumner IN u preamble ana
resolutions, IN Which NC cnarges 'nal
inc hrm OF isemihStoh q oonS, OF New
iork, agents ior INC rfench govern,
ment, hau oeeh uhiawin''y iurn'snou
with arms ior the french during
the latc war between France ana Ger
many, and 'hnt somo military Officials
ct this government had been engaged
~ tho transaction and made much
money out oi II,
IL appears that in lS0S Congress
authorized the sale OF "lhc oH cannon
arms, ana other ordnance stores noir
in possession OF tho War Department,
which are damaged or otherwise ~
suitable Tor the United States military
service, or for tho militia" tho ne,
proceeds to bo deposited IN tho U. >.
treasury. This mndo an opening for
u job, winch appears to have been
readily taken hold OF with tho dishon
csty of purpose that characicrlzcS the
pnbllc service under this adminlstia
tion.
Tho preamble quotes several com
municatlons, and says; "lt appears
from these several communications,
not only that arms were sold, but that
dmmunfton iraS mdhntdcfured ~ The
workshops OF the u o Government
aud SOLD TO ono Thomas Richardson
lhe Rno.c" attorney oi bennington q
sons, when inc olus OF tho latter h"d
ocuh throwh OUT ior tho reason lha'
'hcy were agents oi inc ffehcn gov
crnment.
~ iuf'her appears mat "'hc saic ol
ordnance n'M stores reached 'he sun, oi
elV,OUV,Vuo, ana that ohly oo,zco,'
lol ~ was paiu INT" inc treasury,
'"r~ - 'N - 49, ~''' 'NNfNNN
aud II farther appears, says the pre-.
amblc, that III comparison OF the ne
counts rendered by the French gov
ernment for moneys expended by its
agents IN the purchase OF arms from
the United States and tho accounts
rendered by the government oil the
United States Tor moneys received ~
tho transactions, showS large d,ges.
ence," and that difference SANDS to
the discredil OF officials Of this govern
ment, in which its good name, says
the preamble, "secins TO be seriously
compromised" In addition to this,
the arms sold were not "old" and "un.
suitable" but good Tor service, and
not Of the kind an honest construction
OF the language of the resolution would
justify one in believing was meant.
This has led TO an acrimonious dc.
bate, in which Grants henchmcn,
Conkln and Morton, have led of, and
exhausted their fund OF rhetoric, abuse
and threats against tho movers To des
troy the effect Of the investigation
Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

TUE VETo GOVERNOR. three
years, Governor Hoffman, of Now
York, has vetoed three hundred and
ninety one bills, and every veto, with
ono exception, has been sustained by
the Legislature. This feature dcvel-
opcs the ignorance and vcnality of
New York legislators, and the close
attention of the executive.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

SwArpED llonsEs. Tho Lancaster
Inteiiigencer says "ll rnmorcd from
Washington that Grant has swapped
horses, trading off the Concstoga Cam.
eron for the more lively Forncy 1t
seems to be certain that Forncy has
broken with Cameron and that he in.
tends to make war upon him. How
far he will bc ublo to induce Grant to
support him in his proposed battle
with The old Winncbugo Chicftain rc.
mains TO be seen.
Moreover the Philadelphia Press
has q Washington telegram announc-
ing that those who arc trying 10 dc.
drive Colonel Mcclure of II hearing
will get no countcnancc from the Pres.
idcnt. Is this to DO regarded us an
official declaration that Grant has
thrown Cameron overheard and pro.
NOTED Forncy TO the position of polit.
ical ring.mastcr in Pennsylvania p
Grant wanted Gray elected, and it is
said that he issued orders to that effect
to the United States officials in phila.
dclphia. If Forncy's despatch be true,
what must Mr.. Gray think of the man
whom he lauded 50 highly in bis after.
election speech
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

QuIrE NATuRAL,--Tho illegiiimatc
appropriation made out of the State
Treasury by the Legislature to tho
Mifllin,own fire has been attended
with difficulties and led to dissaisG,c.
tion and litigation. H.. J Culbertson,
Esq, has been appointed by tho Ju.
niata county court master in chan.
Gerry to report upon the facts and the
law of the case.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

DRIFTING" ."-Fiftecu delegates have
been chosen to represent Arkansas in
tho "Libcral Republican" convention
at Cincinnati The movement is said
TO embrace tho best men of the Re-
publican party in Arkansas, and has
developed very decided strength. The
overthrow Of Radicalism is us en-.
phatically decreed as that water must
npn down stream.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

WESTERN CoMFoRrs IA cotempo.
rary well says Tho present winter has
written tale OF unparalleled horror
on the pages Of Western history. AS
yet, however, not half tho story OF
suffering from terrible frosts, aud
damage from binding snow storms,
has met the public eye. Snow has
bccn piled house high in many local..
ties, and men, women aud children
frozen wI,ilc cndcavoring to obtain
food and fuel. In some cases, p.,iics
were ovcrtakcn in tho open mir and
killed by tho bIigbling embrace Of tho
North wind Ia others, whole fami
lies died by their own fircless hearth
atopcs, cold, hungry and alonc Those
arc some. OF tho incidents which have
marked tho win,or Of 1872 ip tho
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Sheriff's Sale.

DN v'rluc nf wri's Of F,eei faci,s. issuea
- nnt o' Tho coatt Of Common Pleas ef Cle.r.
hr'd county. and 4. no directed. thefe MIN A.
cipostd To puBLIC SALE. a, ihe Court il.r.s
~ the h"r Ugh of clparacid on Monday. m,
Ism lay # March. lss9. st o'clock, u m. the
ivlo1ine Reni tate, To VII:
All pcicndiui's intcrcs, in ali that certain 10.
OF ground situate in the borough of tsu,sl,,r
siearteid eana's, Pa being On NE w,st s.. lie OF
hrsbin stleci, and bounded On the north ea.t bv
lot VI ID {. Gaics, aud known rs lot No c IN he
plot of said h'rough, aud having ihe-4.n c-.e,,,
plank'twclling house iSA.0 irt IN size. seize
'ahen ~ execution and TO be sold AS ,hc prapcrl,
OF H. J. McGowan.
Asr. all that curtain piscc Of ground situate in
hHu'zia'c. county OF Clcariiuid and State of penp
s!l,nnia, on the nurih Of Hannah street and ram
nng north 100 tct to Beaver al'cy. known nm
dc'isncd as lot No. Is in 'hc z neral lut vi said
l1wn' ana having two story plank house ana
plank or iramc stable thereon erected Seized.
taken Ia cxccaion ana to e sold a i. the nrs,ee.r
Of John Smiles.
Also, all Deieniants interest In tina, certain
tact "t ian situate IN Woodward tnunship Clear.
fed county. Pa, lcginning a, a hcmio,k eo,se~
~ or mar tue uorsh- west corner OF the original
survey; thence, by land warranted in III, name of
6oargc nakcr. Jr., south 20 ,lersv,s rast l2s
pcrrles TO wii'c YAK thence hy residue OF tract
north 30 degrees east lsG pcrshcs ~ a h,mlo,k
splingi thence by residue of tract moth 10 ls
grccs ~ost i?s perchss 10 post thence hg laai
warranted In ihc name OF John IcAhin. sau,h ,n
degrees w,st lSsperchcs 10 the place o. br.innms,
cenlaining lO2 nercs aud les pfrrh,s and a!lo,r.
ancc; having n small frame house and s.a,e
ih'rron ciceel. seiz'd, taken IN execution and
10 be sold Ne the properly nf Rolcr, Alexander.
Alec, all the intresl. tight. tl,lc &C.. IN one
tract warranted In namc of John MeCahon. con.
ianing 81 acres and iij p,rchcs. ,nors or les.
situate In Woodward township; ono trsrt In war.
ranicc nemc OF Benjamin W.lsar. c,n'aiuina eis
acres and l22 pcrch,s NOR. or les situate In Oac.
lleh township; ono tract in war.anicc name Of
John ekyron. cpu'aining ~ acss. moe or iess,
situate In Decatur township; ono tias, ia war.
rtnice namo "i of rhor;as kimrns'oa. com aining
y acres aud 90 pcrchcs. moro or less, situate IN
Decatur ioenship. soircl. taken IN oxcca,on
and to he sold rs The property of Z. W. Hale ana
James l. Watson.
eN- iiddcrs viii take notice that IS r.r
cent. of the purchase oney must be rnid when
the property Is knocked down. or Il wlll he hat
up again io' sale. JUSTIN J. PtE.
Snrnirr's orFics. Sheriff.
Clcnrhcld. Pa, Feb. IS, ls72
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DENTAL CARD.

e f.7,- DR. j. NJ. HILLS
SiIltIia3 wouli saw to hls patient. ana ,isr /,
iic gcn'raly, that, hnrius ,issovci "a. me 5; a.,
vi h nr. shaw. hc is NOW doing iac a. t ". d,
Of his Office ihaseii sC lst patients a,,u re' Co..
s.,sing pa' unaer the baud. OF NY a.h,roi ,ia
haf'ug oh'aiuci rcduc.lsn @. th ra.... 90 a.
plate material. ! au enabled to rct ~ .r. ~ -..
caeaper i'an fornt.y. ! aisc have ~ :
pn'e.i proecss To- working ioli,r rlat- ,
make much lighter more elastic an a,
rle'c for tte saar aiscun. Of ,r-ic..al, rnD
i-he' tho lla'e on ho,h sid,s, rs i.fins b
Nero easily kept elssr. Special att - r.,a o
the rf'sersa''on Of ilc reiesAl ,ecih So
guaranteed entirely saiissrc,ory &c patio s.
fN- ufsr a' the oia rurntr' ont e.ii. -ts.
House. Office hears ,ro,a g. Il. 1.a H
), y. M fatiriis fgom o i,'s. - .,..'
me few dnys beforehand n ther in'r r
come. Nvsrs o. hrmc. uuicss ,htr
pears IN to,h the county lapers Ghl
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Farm for Sale!

rE'HE undersigned residing Ia poses tovl- F.,
4 offers for s.ie his iarm, cpn'ninins 1SA
HUNDRED ACREs-75 acrcs Of vh;ch is cc7.-
ol and under oulasniion having thereon tfstsl
frame dwelling house. log 'aFu ala tha usgsl
outbuii,ags together wi,h 20 5e-rlng frgi' i4,;'
aud an excellent spring Of water a itfec.,cf
vein ~ COAL aaJ a three-fgo, tcla OF EIiI
CLAY. both open. which can he sccu az ~. 30
by calling On the preuiisIs. Til sarrn Is ssrn'd
one fourth of a mile frors Waiia .ie~ t.t'on. oa
the Tyroae a cieaili4 Railroad. Title .-r~-
table, and Foslessioa gif,o AZ any time. 10.
further paiieulars cal, the ige'a.ssf 's a. t.
HENRY A. SHELL.
Wailaeston, January II. lSse-sm.
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Jrsr so.-"Tt is dilicut to carry water on
both shoulders. = Philadelphia Press.
That is so, and no man knows il
better than the editor of tho Press,
John W. Forney. Experience is the
best teacher, Col You know how it
is yourself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

Still LIviSo.--A number OF our
exchanges killed off Judge Woods, Of
Lcwistown, two weeks ugo, but We
notice by the Lcwistown papers that
he is about again.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06

Two ON llASp.--Two Presidential
tickets are already IN the field. The
Labor Ref'rmcrs" have nominated
David III. Davis. of Illinois, for Prcsi.
dent, and joel Parker, of New Jersey.
for Vec -Prcsidcn,. Tho National
proI'ibiliopisls" have placed in nomi
nation James Black. OF PennsyIyaniu.
and John Russol, of Michigan?
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LEAVE OF ADsENcE.-Thc Press

says:
President Grant will be In Philadelphia fiom
Thursday the 1th till AInndiy the | lth of March.
to accept some Of the hospaltics of his friends,
and to attend the wedding of the lovely daughter
of one of our moft honurcd citizens"
What other President ever found
time 10 leave the Capitol four days to
dino and wine, in the midst OF scs-
sion Of Congress II is not over two
weeks since "the government" was on
n two days batter in Philadelphia.
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COMFORTABLE, ANYuow.-Thc edit
ors of the Bedford Gazette arc evidently
thankful that the Radical majority OF
l4O ut the late special election in that
Democratic county was not twice as
large 1T is strange how little com.
fort will satisfy some men.
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Twenty-One Horses for Sale +.

frliE und ,rsiencd ofrrs for sale TWENTY.
i ONE fIRsrCLAss HORSES. in good
condition. Principally large, strong Horses. salt
able for any Mod Of heavy work. Purchasers
will dnd II to their interest 10 examine them be
fore purchasing elsewhere Inquiries answered
by addressing PETER MeGEORGE.
Feb. II, 1S72. Ccafaeld, Pa.
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Ee9al advertisements.
COURT PROCLAMATION.


XXTHEREAs, Hon. Q. A. MAYER, President
w Judge Of tho Court OF Common Pleas Of
tho Twenty -hfih judicial District, somrosed Of
tho counties OF clenrHeld Centre and Clinton
aul Hon, WILLIAM c. foLEY and Hon ions j.
REAp. Associate Jydges Of clearfeli countg.
have issued cir p'ccepf ic mo direct,d d. for the
holding of q Court Of Common Plcas, 0rphan,
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of oyer
and Termincr. mud Court Of General Jail ueliv.
ery. st the Court House ut ciesfn,id in aud fri.o
county " Cleardeld. commencing on tho Third
Monday, 18th day Of March, 1879. aud 10
continue nnc week.
NOTICE Is, therefore. horcby givcn, 10 the
Coroner, justices OF the Veaee, and constables,
In aud fer said county VI Clenrdeld, 10 arpenr n
their proper persons, with their Rnouris, holIr,
Inquisilions, Examinations. and other Remem-
brancer, 10 do those things which TO their Offices
and In their behalf pertain to bc done.
GIVEN under NY hand OF Clesrneld, III. 2sth
day of February. IN tho year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred md soveny.iwo.
JUSTIN J.'PIr, Sheriff.
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II EcIsrEns NorIcE.-xo,lce !, h,,,by

l LCiSEEtpS ScOIfCEs--N Office 70 hereby
IL given tia, tic following accounts have been
examined nnd passed by me. hnd remain filed Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
csntccs, creditors aud all Others in any oiirr way
hicrcflod. nnl will be presented 10 the next Or
phans Cour, Of Clcarfel county, 10 10 held at the
cour, House, In the horoush of clcarheld, com.
menclng on the 81 Monday lbsrg the 18th day.
Of March, a. u. 1872.
Fiunl account of Jehn Morrov executor Of W.
W. Anderson, a.c q bloom tosn,hip. deceased.
Final accouni Of ELS SIN a., executor Of Eliza.
beth smral, late Of Boggs township. deceased
Final account Of William and Elis sincai ad-
miniftrators OF Georgo smoai, late Of BDggs tovn
ship. ,sc'asrd.
Partial account Of John r. Carr. admin s,ra.or
OF Sarah A. Juy. late OF Grari iownship. decd.
Account OF Pniiip Rogers, adtsiniGrpor OF Ma
~ j. Kelly, late OF of.roa borough, ircensri.
Ac1ouat of Elizabeth schuczer. nlministrairix
Of George sehusker. late Of Brady township dee a.
ktoisrEn's OrgIcR. Al W.IEr,
cearield, Pa, Feb. y, lss2-te Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-06
grsal Adrertissnlrats.

+ license NOriCES.--The following per.
IL sons have 1lcd in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Conrt Of Quarter Sections Of Clearfrli county,
their petitions and bonds for Liceusc. at the
March sessions ncxt, agrceably to tho act Of
Assembly, entitled AN Act to regsiato the sale
Of Intoxicating Liquors, 4c;"