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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28
NEW "LEaEND OF THE FoRGET-lIE-Nor

NEW "LEdEND OF THE FoRGET-1dE-NoT.'
When Psyche lost her Lord, the Lord OF Love,
Weeping alone she wandered,
Iistless by well-known field and grove,
And on her lost Love pondered.
Lastly by Lethe's stream her footsteps strayed
And "Oh ~ she said, in signing,
"That might dip, and my past life be made
Like dreams with daylight dyingT
The big tears from her blue eyes raining down
Fell on earth's pityir" bosom;
Sudden there sprang smong the sodg IS brown
Blue as her eyes a bIOssoIA-.
And DER her head. soft rustling sweet and low
AS though some bird wing huttered,
In those loved tones whose loss was all her woe
"Forget-me-not!' was uttered.
No more; no sight, no touch; these words alone
And "Ah!' she cried, "forget thee?
Nay, but half Love in our glad life was known:
Half Love is TO regret thee.
"Forget thee? Nay, these flowers my tears begot
Shall be to me token
OF Love; they shall be called Forget-me-not,
The name TO cheer me spoken"
30 well, sweet river flowers, we welcome you,
Earth with faint sadness scenting-
Born of the tears from Psyche's eyes Of blue,
For her lost Love lamenting.
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The Springfield Republican warns the
leaders of the dominant party of the pride
that goeth before fall, and alludes to the
great strength and sudden fall of the Eng
lish liberals, concluding thus: There is les
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28
WHEN YE GANG AVA, JAMIE.

When ye gang ava, jamie,
Far across the sea. laddte;
When We gang TO Germanie,
What will ye send 70 me, ladder
III send ye bran new gown, jeanne,
The brawest In the town, lassie:
And Ii shall be o. silk and gowd,
. WI Valenciennes set round, lassie.
That's nae gift ava, Jamie,
Silk and gowd and a, laddie,
There's nae gown in o. the land
I'D like, when ye're ava, laddie.
When come back egsin, Jeanie,
Frae a foreign land, lassie,
III bling WI me Gallant gay,
To be your ain guide man, lassie.
Be my gudeman yourself, Jamie,
Marry me yourself, laddie,
And TAX me over to Germanie,
WI you at hame 10 dwell, laddie.
denna ken how that wad do, jeanne,
dinna see how that can be, lassie,
For I've wife and bairnies three,
And Pm no sure how yed agree, lassie.
Ye should haze telt me that in time, Jamie
Ye should hae telt me that lang syne ,laddie
For had kent o your fause heart,
You'd ne'er had gotten mine, laddie.
Your cen like a spell, Jeanne,
MAR sweet than can tell, lassie,
That lika day bewitdAed me sac,
could nae help myssl, lassie.
Gae back to your wife and hame Jamie,
Gee back to your bairpjes three, laddie,
And 1 will pray they nSer may thole
A broken heart Like me, laddie.
Dry that fearful ee, jeanne,
Grieve nae mair for me, lassie,
I've neither wife nor bairnies three,
And III wed name but thee, lassie,
Think weel for fear We rue, Jamie,
Yell no get ain more true, laddie,
But have neither gowd nor lands,
To be match for you, laddie.
Blair in Athols mine, Jeanne,
Fair Dunkeld is mine, Iassie,
Saint ohnstoun's bow r and Hunting tow I
And a. that's mine is thine. lassie.
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NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATIoN.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Clerk of the Civil
Circuit Court OF Marion cou uty, state of Indiana
administrator as the estate of Wilson G. Hart
sock, late of Marion county, deceased
said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
SAMUEL CORY, Administrator
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28

"DSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
I How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose.
instantly. This simple mental acquii ement all
can possess, Free by mail, for Is cents; together
Hints 10 Ladies. A queer book. loo, 100 sold. Ad-
dress It. WILLIAM q CO., Pubs, Philadelphia
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MEDICAL SPECIALTIESI
twenty-five Years Experience.
MEDICAL OFFICE OF Or. RIOS
No. 80 West Market street, one square
North of Bates House.

OFFICE HOURSSA A. N. to p. M. and to
Pm. Sundays, TO 4P.M.
Dr. Rose, the great specialist, devotes his ut.
tention exclusively to the treatment of Chronic
and Long Standing Maladies. DIR. Roses success
in the treatment OF all Throat and Lung COM
plants, Pneumonia, Asthma, Bronchitis, Con
sumption, ETC., ETC., is unprecedented.
NASAL CATARRH speedily and permanently
cured. Rapid relief afforded In Dyspepsia, dis
eases OF the Liver and affections OF the bloot
Nervous Debility, Female Complaints of every
character receive especial care, and treated with
the most pleasing results. In performing speedy
cures of Private Diseases or complaints OF the
NEVER FAIL. Radical cures guaranteed without
loss of time or change of diet. =
so DR.. Rose will be pleased TO furnish inquir-
ers the most convincing proofs Of his marvellous
success. Private c)usultation rooms connected
with ofice. Charges in accordance with circuna-
stances Of patient. CONSULTATION FREE.
Address all communicationst to
DH. r. w. ROSE,
Patent Box IL. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
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the advertising columns of popular newspa-
per. A good advertisements in a widely cIrcU-
lated newspaper is the very best salesman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28

never sleeps. and is never weary who
goes atLer business early and late: who
accos's the merchant In bis store, the scholar In
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28

his study, the lawyer in his Office, the lady at
her breakfast table; who can be in a thousand
places at once, and speak 10 thousands ofpeople
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13
sherir's Sale.

QY virtue Of wriis Of Ze.an Faeias. Il.
llsasa egka ,hsi iT'me dlfMfai: rnS H. rs = II
be exposed 70 ? JULIO SALE, at the Court House
IN the barmgh OF Clcarfeld, on Monday. Inc N,
day Of june, 1874, at O'clock, n. IN. .tho follow
ing Real Estate. to wit; IN.
/ 4 certain frame dwelling house situate In I'M,
village Of Sterling .cieafield county, Pa. on Iot
No. ~, with 10, and ourfiiagc appurtenapt tbero'
to, and lot bounded south by 1t. James street.
iront my feet and running one hundred and nfty
lcct to oak alley. Seized, taken in execution and
to be sold as the property Of O. W. Randolph,
owner, aud Joseph Dewalt, contractor. '''''
Also, all that certain dwelling house with ID,
and enrtillage appartenaut thcroto, situate on lo,
bounded south by 81 james street lliy feet and
running back ono hnndred and fifty feet 10 OAK
alley, aud known rs lot No. 10 ID the general
plan Of tho village Of Sterling. Clearicf .caonty
"a Seized taken In execution and Ia be solf AZ
the property OF James Sm III and Margaret 4
Smith, owners OF rcputed owners, and Joseph nc.
walt, contractor. l.t ~
Also, three certain pieces Il land situate IN
Deccarh towpship, clcarteld county, Pa, No. 1
heglnpiug at post corner of Isaac Rickots
thcncc west los pcrchcs TO the ash corner az thc
said Rickets iu II. Diilcn line, thonce north. by
land Of H.pilien, ~ perchcs 10 a chestnut.
thence east les pcrchcs to stone heap In line Of
LL
bcriunin :, son,ain,a, o. p''onsS 20 place Of
moro or e.. No , .d,o;s;ns ~ n"a - perohes,
no,, has.,'s ~ ~ Z, mo ahove on the
Of John Liiz, north BY land Of J II. Gin and
and s5 perches. mora 4, IL. "s NJ acres
Of trnct warranted In tbe n.,s =, ,oh "sans ps'
and bounded And dcsc,,,.d '' ~ ~ ~ voan Aa'r
beginning Mt post; thence west BY lands of .las'
eiil late deceased, 40 pcrahcs to post thence
thcnoo cast by land Of John In, to ne,.hnsr
post; thence north Ly other land. AZ .Iohn Tus
20 perchcs to post and place Of bevinrinr aan ,'
tanning 8 aercs. aud being tho aid lands i,eips
the samc Us conveyed by J. Phillp Lusher ana
Sarah A., his wife, BY deed dated 5ih Imr;t ~" ua
TO said W. NJ. Smith Seized. taken in ats,
and to bo sold as tho pfopsrty Of Willie, - N
Smith. is :. ~ w.
Also, n certain dwelling bouse. o,.h,... A..
twenty four feet and twn sto,ics iii, ,s'a. X
tihe1 appurtenant tbor.,o' s,,,,a,a ~ W,
township, Clearaed county Pa an ths s,s" rs'Da ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13
gspal advertisements.
SheriT's Sale.

M"~&t,~' .M.i,k
'n3o"o~lng ''oe" y 's'"'e' va,
| x certain tract Of land situate In the borough
Of loulsdae, clsasneId county, ra. Known ~, =,
lot No. 90, bounded on mo nortn py v,s's s.'eo.
loo feet, on inc cns' ny uoou street oo 'ee,, W
Ifhc south by ,ot no, % ana on inc wss. y rln, %
alley. Seized 'asen ~ execution anu 10 " 'o''
as the property OF christopher hiiicry'
Also, two certain lots Of land situate In 0sccola
borough. plearicli county, Pa: situate on ,p'
s9nyn Ydgpi L,ng'c street, ana nnown ann ~
ignhtcu nslots NO. ~ anu 10 IN the genera P'".
oi said borough. Seized, taken IN exccution nnu
/ - bsssbf ssths Fs~feeey ~ Svswx'~vse
Also, ncortain trpct NJ hpd situate In lioutx
dale bcrdugh, clearheid County Pa, on the nort,
east corner Of Good and Eliza streets, and front
ing Good street Atty ftvt and running east ons
hunilred and afty ffDt tosprucc allcy and knosr
% 10y 10. " IN tho general plan ~ sai9 poreugn
ana havipg 'wo. s.ory frame Nwe,,ny npuse Wy
othrr improvements tnercn. Scifcu, fahsn y
execution ana TO hc sold ns tho properly of '""e'
Lyn9ngf,ld 1npl % ~ hA1 sgo 40 pa
l., Also, cprtain tract Of land situate ip pseca.
| ria township, Clcar1old county, Pa, bounded
south BY land OF Simon Mcfarland aud Duien,
west by land Of Samuel IIAgerty ,nsrth by lnpd
of l.. D, Weld yand east by land of ,. y. pillsn
containing aighty-Gve acres, more or less, having
sixty or seventy acres cleared and large bear
ing orchard, log Aousc and log barn thcrcoh
Seised, taken in execution aud TO he spld % the
property Of Matthew Coren,, adt ssD1ae
Also, certain lot Of land situate In kuinbar'
ger, Brady township, clenrheld county, Pa
bounded south by lot Of John Road, east by town
ship, rad, herth by lot Of a. Wolf and wpst BY
alloy, and having dwelling house erected
thereon. Seized, taken In execution and TO bs
sold as the property of J.MsHoover-+
Also, ccrtain lot Of hnd situats IN Decatur
township, clcarleld, coupiy, Pa in the sillhss
o. chssteryille, bounded ea't by John ilassen
west ~ 'otoi WIN. Mays north py an alley and
south by --I- street, containing about onc'fourtl
oilan acre ana having panh framc dwelling
nopse, frame stable ana Other pufouildngs there
on erected seized taken 70 execution and TO be
so'd as the properly oi Is. q. oenrharf
Also, two certain tracts Of land situate In the
town Of Pennlcld, Qlearicld county, Pa, ono 81
sa,a lo,s renting ooiect on opawfrd street and
pv.ns 4ov iec' .ceP' poupaed east ~ Street la'd
ou' ou. ho.openeu, north py ianaot WIN. .fhihps,
m "ese ~ anotner iot OF sara aeienaant ana mere
n'''i uesc''peu, ana haV,ng go9a frame dwell
ny ny s'ao.s anu snli'n snop shcreon erectea
lnc nncr 10Y thereol ironting ov feet on wood
mA'u streo1, oeins zoo ieei, bounded on the east
~ ho LIZ aesariosd, 70. Of he said deiendset,
~ 'ne norm oy iand % WIN. ihiiips ana west py
~. =, a. u. Mit'on' ana having 2 good frame
ewcnins mouse una bearing orchard thereon.
oV.cu, taken ~ execution ana 70 DC sold as the
Il"
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u EcIs TEn's NOTICE No,Issi. heres,

ID ECIs TER's NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
III given that the following accounts have becn
examined and passed by me, and remain filed Of
record In this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
egatecs, rrt dtors and all others In any other way
intwssts-i, and will be presented to the next Or.
phans Court sf clearhcld county, to be held at the
Corrt House, in the borough Of Clearhcld, com.
uscseiag on the lst Monday tbcng tho lst day)
Of June. A. d. 1874; III
Final . a,count Of John Mcdowell and Mary Col.
grove, Ad mnistrators Of Henry Colgrovc, decd.
Final account Of J. ". Steiner and Andrew
0earhsst, Executors Of John 0earheart deceased,
late Of Decatur township. t4a..t,s,.,
Dislribution account of J. y. Steiner and An.
drew 0cnrhart, Executors Of John 0carhart, do
ceased. late Of Decatur township.
Fiuai account VI Samuel q. KuHtx, Admistra.
TOR 81 Jscob Munscld, deceased, late Of brady
tovpshfp.
I, Plasl sceoant Of James Flynn, Admloisirasor
Of A. 3. .Eturtevant, deceased late Of Gulich twp.
Final seconnt Of A. Q. Tate, Administrator of
WIN. Lunaduc, deceased, late Of Boggs township.
Account Of Mrs Emily Wright, AdmInistratrix
OF A. ~ WrtHht dso'd, late Of Clesrdcld borough.
Fian sssonnt Of ueo.'w. McCully, surviving
Ezeestcr - John whitsslds, decssscd, late d
w. w. 'szss sssssssis ,.a.. r.+x.s ..a D...s
smsAi, Adnisistrators Of 0eorge Morgan, deed,
late ef asshaa township
. fl.si ssessst Of Patrick Daley, 0uariian II
Pima, E sssssas Of Patrick Daley, Guardian Of
Rssssrsn's 0rsicr, A.w.LEE,
o'casncd, Pa, May o. isTt.tc.j Register.
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~sffs rIRsr Day JUiy "a. p, '4ii
PURSE No. !. sl5O.---For s;lo Race. Mile
heatsabeft SEP a. $50 tons ~ 10 ~; $so
to "a; $50 to fih.
PURSE No. ., $l50.---Running race. Best ID
y half mile. $40 to Ist; $40 II al; $50 Ia
III SEQ to 4ih.
PuhsE No. ), s275.--for 40 race. Mile heats,
% $50 10 4lh.
PURSE No. ., si5O.-Holsl. keepers purse. for
horses that never run m nny rnce lIaIf mile.
best 81 $doto Isl, $40 to I'd, $50 to Sd
$40 to 9TH.
SECOND nAyLJui.y I'd.
PURSE No. 4, s225--For three minute racc.
Mile heats, best ) In 8. 800 to Ist 500 10
"a $40 to Sd S25 to iih. 81 ilDiA
PURSE No. 9, $3.50 --Mcrchants purse. for
horses that never tretted in any race. 500 to
lst; $40 to 2dj $50 to Sd 20 to 4th.
PURSE No. Z, $780, For $40 race. Mile heats.
$3.50 toilst; $50 to ID 500 to Sd.
PURSE No. II, s75--Foot race. Best 2 in >.
fourth mile: $50 70 ls,i $40 to adi $40 10
lAo1E lIL INiM1 d IT, NAE
THIRD DAY-JUI.Y 4th.
PURSE No.1o, s25o.-For 2.55 race. Mile heats.
best : In o.. siQo TO LIST; SIS to I'd; $50 TO
I'd; S25 to ith. 81 n =
PURSE No. s, ,s2so.--Running race Half mile.
best In 5. sl20 10 let 500 to "a F.; $40 TO Sd
$50 TO 4th.
PURSE No. $, e525.-Free to all trotting horses.
Mile heats, best > in 5. $500 to LIST; $3.50 to
I'd S75 to ID.
National Association aud American Jockey
Club rules to govern.
Entranccfee 10 per cont, which must accom-
pany all entries. Il sai' w lf Tf
Any horse dstaneing the field, or any part Of It.,
shall only be entitled TO FIRST premium.
Entries close Saturday, June 27th, at O'Clock.
T: N. Entries addressed to 0go. n. KobAckrn,
Clearfcld, Pa.
n. B.-Broekvile races Juno I7,h, 18th and
i9th 1874, and the 0sceola races the week follow
ing cearteld races.
u. A. BIGLER, Sec'y A Treas'r.
GEO. X. R0BAcKER, Prssidt.,
ciearheli, Pa, Niay 10 1874 ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

State y Peaa'yi.ssia, cisu.deid Consfy, Ss:
!, Jonathan Boynton, President Of ,hs p;,.,
National Dank Of Clcardeld, do solemply sus..,
ihst the above statement Is true to the best of -
knowledge and belief "a f1 u =" w
J0NA. B0yNT0N, Presid,uh
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo this ~ IA,
OF May, 1914 'tf WIN. RADEBAcH, x. IA
cerrcet-Attest; A. \, D0yNTON.,
RICHARD M0ss0P.
,,l.. -. JAS. IRWIN, iHI@f
Mhy III, 1871. Uircctars
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TURNPIKE ELEcTIoN.

The Stockholders Of tho philipsbnrg and
susquehanna Turnpike Company will take no lice
that an elactien will be held ON the 3Oth Of
May, 1871, al Tho house Of Eli Bloom, between
the hours Of and o'clock, =. NJ, to cleo, i've
Managers for said road for the ensuing year.
ly order af tho Board,
d. lIARTslIoRN. Presf.
curwenHiile, May 10, is74-st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

We notice that the Washington ring
has recently whitewashed two more
mcmbcsi'ofa the Indian lringon Pass
tho, bucket around. It is,very much
needed aat the Treasury Department
Just now hlld nAa .Yl.s aIlal MaN
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xL9aalql4fn ntis'ftglasa.lp-
ANNOUNCEMENT
tras93 OF THE GREAT nsna
REDUCTION OF PRICES |
.tt'e4 iit.--1-l.ss4as4a
ny =. PORTER SHAW, p. D.s.
@faastsu.,a


IMPORTANT TRUTHS:
Having succeeded IN getting lighter iarifl on
material, hence the Toe and woderafs charge for
partial and full sets Of Tocth. use the best
msnufacturs of teeth and other material. An
. peraiions registered aud warranted 10 give SER
vice and satisfaction.
Friends, reflect that my charges for the inser-
tion Of artificial and the saving Of the natural
teeth are now the mostrcasonable In Pennsylvania.
Preserve your teeth and you preserve your health.
Putting OF the natural teeth In y healthy, pre-
scryaiyc and useful condition IL made specially.
Diseases and nal formations mon to the mouth,
law and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair success. Exnminations and consulta-
tions pHEE.
II would bc well for patients from distance to
let me know by mail fsw days before coming
to the Office. ~ l.lAfII
II very important that childrss between tho
ages Of six and twelve year, should have their
teeth examined. ~ ht ...-
Ansstheties are administered and Teeth re-
moved without pain
Dispositions and character are judged by ala
the world by the expressions OF the face, hence
how very disastrous may II therefore be for per-
sons to indulge an expression Of distorted features
even spart from hygienic view. Now, to enjoy
natural mot artineiaiJ comforts and pleasures.
respect aud obey natural simpiicIics and instinct
s. PORTER SHAW, d. d. s.
Office In New Masonic Building, Second street,
ClearGeld, Pa. mayit'53
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ON FRIDAY, MAY 18Th, 1874,

NSAUTION.--,All persons rshercl,y cautioned
~ sgaipst purchasing Or meidling with two
ecrtain Mules lone bay Asd one crcnm .color) and
one sct 81 Double Harness, nov IN tho possesslon
of Pcrfy Y. and John ID. 0einctt, Of Union town.
them subject 10 my order. ~
Rocktop, May i3th, 1s1f.str duHu ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

Can,hria nnnnfv last wenls lost orn
of its most prominent citizens, in tho
person Of Edward Glass, Esq who
was . membcr Of tho board of county
Commissionersat the time Of his death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

We, the undersigned, Auditors Of Lawrence
township, having examined the accounts 81 James
Brown, J. X. Parks, J. O. Kline and Nathaniel
RisheI, Supervisors. and NJ. y. Wallace and W. A.
Read, 0versecrs of the Poor, Of said township
for 1873, End them as above stated
s JAMES sPAcKMAN,
X. J. C0NKLIN,
Attest: A. II. SHAW, Clerk. Auditors.
Lawrence township, May ~, lSl4-3i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

bleeding Arkansas ia now all the
go.g9,Seycnteen years oago itp was
Kansasi Everything changes but
rRadichlism. Gov. Brooks may bc an
Improvement on John Brown, but We
doubt ". ~ M--.- -A..-L--- NJ. !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

HAuTi0N.--Allpcrson are hereby eaut isaaa
~ against purchasing or meddling In any man.
nor with enc Wagon, two Cows, ono Saw. lae.
chain, fanning-milI, cant-houk, and the Ri.s.
Oak and lIemiock timber now In posssssisn e
ucorgo sclftidgc, a. tho snmo belong to ~ nnd
arc lon with tho said yelfridge puhjes1 ke nv
order. ~ .r JOHN Wu1llyN0- =
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DENTAL CARD.

- DR. A. NJ HILLS
uIlff4y Would say TO his patients and the pub.
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
with DR.. Shaw, he u now doing the entire work
Of his Office himself that patients need not fear
being put under the hands Of any other operator
clcarheld, March 20, ls72-pd2omch73
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

iaA jcwcler advertised his diamonds .
as ''purc and sparkling MS a widow's
tears" '15s sr,t ui hl3so,D
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DIssoLUrIoN or PARTNERSHIP.

In Cicarhciu County.l
a,ssScaa ISS caay r Rlshsy sSa i aas' iai s S
arawai of Wn. s. Dickcy. Tho business viii be
cosfinuei by James Dickey in future Our book.
and other accounts viii be scttled by either Of
the partners, at the homo farm Of VIM s. Dicky
or st 40 Office offs. Q. Patchcn, Esq, whore par
ties ere ncquostcd to call aud settle aud save fur
thsr cost and trouble. yLlg y.l
wN. s. DIcKEl,
JAMES DIcKEl.
4This dissolution Is for clcar6eli county only
We must coptinue while longer in Cambria,
Glen Hope. April ~, 1874. apl22-l In
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AND LOT FOR SAFE

III The undersigned offers for sale yalua.
ble town property, in the borough OF ClearGcld.
Lot 5oxTI2, fiu ate on Pine street, with good
two-story plank House thereon erected. House
finished complete--gocd cellar and good water.
friee reasonable and payments easy. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of the subscriber. Pos
session given on short notice after sale.
|. @. BARGER.
ClearGald March Or 1874
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F'"fTs
A DMTNfsTnATORT NOTICE.-No,,o.
"A Is hereby given that letters Of sapInistraso,.
on tho estate Of JOHN W. WRIGHT, deceased
la'c Of Clcwneld borough, Clca<;cld county, ps.'
having been duly granted to tho undorsirncd, ~
pcyQns indebted 10 said estate Will please n,akc'
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands VIII present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
.a WILLIAM PoRTER,,
mayl3-Ot if" $50 Admtnistrators
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

DIR. J. Walkers California y5rerrr D;,,sr. , I,
= purely Vegetable preparstioa, made chiefly,
IRON the native herbs found On the lower ranges
of tho Sierra Nevada moustsins Of California,
the msdicinal properties af vhirh arc extracted
tncreirom without the usc Of hschol. The aues-
iion Is almost daily asked, "whas Is the cause Of
the unparalleled success Of vhsWaAp DirrEas ~
Oar answer Is, thai they remove, the cause Of dis
ease, ana tho p1lieut seeevcxs Ms he alth. They
gre thc great blood purifier and a lifc-giying
principie pertecs Renovator aud lnyigofator
oi tho SYSTEM Never before In tho history Of
tne world has . msdicinc bcen compounded pos
sessing tho remarkable qualities Of VINEGAR l,lr-
TIERS In healing the sick Of every disease man 10
heir TO- They arc gentle Purgative as wcll AZ
=. Iont> relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
snso sns LIVER and vseeraI Organs. In Bilious Dis
Tho proPcrt.es Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bit.
ssts arc At<rient, Diaphorctic, Carmnativc, M.
tsicious. laxative. Diarctic, scdativc,f Cohnler.
iFritan., Ssdc rife. Alternative, and Anti-Bilioas
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

y The loyal sports arc still shooting
aud killing each other oT,inlArkansas
/ How Mexican-likc they dobchave over
itherc.slieWhat'a blessing freedom 10
70 snth people. -.oIl.rlgeu ~ nla |
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

WHOLLY IEGAL,-A western editor
who has lost house and lot through
q n fraudulent conveyance, now asks :
e"What is a fraudulent conveyance" 7"
Don Piatt, of the Washington Cdpitoi
answers thus; "a landaulet, such as
Mrs. Attorney-GencraI Williams rides
ain." That is certainly "a poser for
the department of Justice" 3'ii
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

although the overflow Of tho Mis-
/, sissippi has destroyed millions Of dol
lars worth ofpropcrty for the citizens
of Louisiana, it has not destroyed tho
onc-tcnth that Grants Kellogg State
! government has. And still the peo-
! .plo are rather happy. 0.set
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

iaaBothi brapcbes<of tho Legislature
shavc agreed 10 adiournonFnd next.
Harrisburg will then be itself again
unlililhe sccoud Tuesday'of January
next. r +, e .s.,l VA ,t4 ah,i (