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FOREIGN PORTS.

;::: :sss @
Fsd.r, Palermo fvr New Yors; sch, Uncle Tom 1u.sin
f. Sssi%s: Ss ilf eiis Steele
sa Of ST ssh Hy Rnin
At do Jan "a barks susan Dudman sBr Corning.
!s@ hs,'asssss i Ss;s
x oro e 1 s.SspS. M
and repairing brig Julia LinElsy OBJ. H.rwocs from
s seas RieS.Id. from ns.uisSrt Sc t:r
m New York for Galveston, do, rsoading and tho above
Sailed from Hamilton Jan Is ;te: sss r:ssGy !s.
gsa;s tso. Eoeihart awaiting orders; Excelsior ODD.
40 See s"rro.pon dsnce.
Sss XXI fS.ss r
E. 4. s.se .ss
;s:$.ii. 2:s; SsS,ssa s Hampton
n port s bss p: and High
ss,S Chin
lirl Murray: sr 90 DO; EriS's Sta. ssr' MeEs:s xss
FORTUNE ISLAND iY-In port bark Mantou schrisvs.
18Th 0S:. Muller. Ne. york,
Mo s
:s 'sS fssi
s, Deg
(3r. Cain; Jeremiah Thompson, Hndley: Premier,
Mct;very; Fortune. Lothrop: Howard p Troop Obj.
Mack: Harriet u McGvery. Blake Georss Adams Nor.
rlson Joseph lbr kch"ls Jxnc Fish Turner - Lnce.
Louisisna. Oliver; Phens Winslow. Cheney; lisse @
Troop tb, Corning: st Stephan, Domgass; Richard
SON. Palmer baks Con Fsirchiid. Kelly. and Priscilla,
I4lirAs, Jan 25SAr.,sd, steamer sarmasian (Br'.
Arid Liverpool for PHILADELPHIA .
sailed 9th, Sandman (Br) Dutton rom Balti
more), Liverpool
..Mosrrco BAY:Js. Dec a7-Arrived. brig EMPIRE" tBr.
PAsELLoN DE PicA Dec l5-saled previously ships
tha (Br McAlster Europe Prince Eugene OBI, smith.
do
In port Dec l5 ships Oasis Lord; PrLce Umhero (Br1
Scott: Carroilton Lewis Alex Mcneil. Sprou; seaorth
DID Cox; Hermon (Bri Dinges; s Thomas Norton;
Cambnan tBr) Dyke: Perm Larrabee bsrks Lilly Grace
PUxrA LoBos Dec 15-Sailed previously, bark Oneco
In port Dec is ships westneld r), Parrots Ross gnol
DO Stanley Austria Gilmore Marion tBr) Tilley; Her
eues, SNOW: Frnpoona, OTIS barks Psrr (Hr). Rob-
bins, and Ralph Peake (Br, Hogan; all loading 10
load.
PoRr ANTONIO. ia tno dste)--In port. schrs Addie
Dasey do waiting to load Pnts, Dix; LsoaS Rand
and Eunics Rich, jenkins, all 60 load tor do
at THOMAS, Jan S-Arrved. brig kothesay (Br), Lind
Crcn Martinique: 9th schrs Bradshaw, Van Glider
Port SDain Maggie Cain. Scull, do.
Sailed 9th. bark Linda Abbott OBJ. Scobey, Turks
Island load for Boston brig T.nerihe Tracy CahArien-
In port 9th bark Rialto (Br and schr VIM Wilson, Tor
VALENCIA, Dec 29-Arrved, ship HAllserda (Br), Nc
Kenze. Cailao.
Boston v Nontovidec
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Bark eiu;spp. c.ss.scro dt.p. ysrrsrs. HULL T. Is
BARK calsatta d,aD Lauro Yarmouth, z. IS days. in
ballast. g rapin Esys C. x vo,ov plymouth "a
DAYS. IL ballast. 10 Winchester Co. Had strong NV
BARK Saga lSer, fsss Belfast l. 80 days. in ballast to
TO r rsae So Rays ss Dublin q days. In
Bark Gusppina r. dtaD. KusgsrO Trieste 81 days. with
Bark Hebo loD Olson Durkirk 81 days. in ballast. to
~. .. 5 Sss::.s :. " d. s s
ana one man was badly trosrOIstsn:
Dec ~ Jan % had heavy NV gale In which lost and
S.rk Homer Ass Ssr:gl. Palermo = day., r.: ~ q
day.. s:' Sssi g. ss, s:s Is
Bark inSss'o, ssroq Gs%Sn VI" ~ nhoI:s ID
Gibraltar Dec a4 put into St have tho ehro-
Bi; 9 Clay, Scott. Sare.ao. Il days, in ballast to
With salt TO Wilson Asmas; vessel to " Parker Co:
with sa 81 s Fss c. %s
Ion Il sss as
70 IS saw s as nss ~
New York for sh.nshal. !.
d SsS, Win as sss
cc"i beHanco, HunteTs InuauoipniM
S0- Bark McCiilvery (Br,. from St Thomas which
chored in the lower bay, cane up to the city 21th
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
FOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nereus. Haett. Boston for Now York, with
mdse and PASSENGERS to ii Dimock.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. Now London and Norwich for
New York.
schr Kit Carson. HOPKINS Fairhaven for Virginia.
Schr Samuel + Goodwin. Williams. stamford for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for Boston
Schr Commerce. Woodman. New York for Providence.
Schr Acken. Toms, New Yorx for Bridgeport.
Schr Salie Burton. Burley Now York for Bridgeport
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THE CLOThING CUTTERS.

A meeting OF clothing cutters was held at No
500 Fifth street yesterday, when the prospects Of
tho revival OF tho trade with tho coming spring
discussed 1t appeared that there rs general dspo-
elton among these to call Increased ratio Of
wages with the expected revival Of trade and tempo
rary organization was formed Tor that purpose Stops
Werc taken call all tho mombers Of tie Irad0
OF TINS city and vicinity TO JOIN In u comOinatIon by
which they may be enabled 10 enforce their demands
Tor better price tor their labor.
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A WIRE WOMAN.

Casino LudcnIhal, aged twenty -four, ahousekeepcr
OF Theodore Wersey, OF No. rs Avenue ID, attempted
commit suicide with pistol early yesterday morn
ing but vas prevented by Mr.. Wcrseiy ms sue was
about TO shoot seco ud timc She arrested aud
tascn the Essex Market Court. She would not
explain what prompted her 10 tue deed, and was
committed Tor exam nalson.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. n, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Merose Abbcv (Br). Baxter, Malta Dec 10,
Cagari 24th Mesna 3Oth Valencia Ian and Gibraltar
9th with fruit to Phcps Bros.
Steamer Canima DR., Leddicoat, Bcrmuds an "a, with
,ndse aud passengs TO A Il Outerbrige,
steamer New York, Quick, New OrloAus Jan 20, with
nose TO Bogcrt Morgan.
steamer Geo Clyde ingram, Charleston Path inst,
with passeng gers and mdsc to las Quintard Go.
and Norfolk with and passengers tho old Dcmn-
ION steamship Go.
steamer Oregon thew. 500 tons. Connor Chester "a,
In ballast to Fred y schmidt.
Bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor Rasmussen Liverpool % days
In ballast. to y Tobaz& Co
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THE WATKINS CREW.

WATKINS, Jan. "a, 1878.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
do not agree with the cola Oarsman'' in regard to
the Columbia crew being the iAstost crew on the
waiors. We are willing to row the Columbia crew or
any other crew tnrce-mlc race, the winning crew
to be sent Paris. We have got tho fastest time
on record, and claim the fastest crow when
IN condition ON the waters. Yours truly,
A. MCGAFFEKrY,
Captain Watkins Boat Crew.
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A DISORDERLY HOUSE.

squad OF policemen made = Descent about Two O'Clock
yesterday morning, upon disorderly house In Park
avenue, Brooklyn, kept BY Charles NcAvoy, black,
smith. The poIico arrested Jane McGibney, John
McGiUney, John Clancy, Mary Aun Iurley AMI Mary
Mctibney on charge OF being disordcrIy characters
the prisoners wcro locked up 10 await examinxtiop
before Judge Belly.
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DAMAGED BY FIRE.

kerosene lamp exploded last evening In the apart.
m pts OF Amelia Morris, NO. 14s Broome street, and
caused damagc by Gre amounting to $25.
John Pieiffcrs barn and stable at the loot Of East
Sixty-rst street took nro last night Two werc
burned 10 death and horse was badly scorched Tho
buildings belong 10 the Schcrmerhora estate Damage
TO stock and bu ildings $500.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Brunswick Ga Jan a. schr Golden City,
tin. Of NIB. with 80 bills sp oil since last report.
Sailed from King Georges sound Nov 81 bark Canton,
Sherman, NIB, TO cruise.
letter from Capt Fisher, of bark Alaska, of NIB
ports Chatham Islands Sept u.s. with go bills sp
do VII oil aud 800 lbs hons, all told.
letter from bark Minerva Thompson. reports her ~
sea- date with 90 bills oil since last report. All veil
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Captain Scott Of British ship Lucille San Franchise
from Newcastle NSW that Dec 49, lat ~ ~ W,
Ion ia ". sounded socacd Lisiansky Island
ree parsed miles to westward whe passing tho
reef half hour soundnps from 10 20 fRthoms;
white aud red coral bottom.
STRAITS MACMILLAN.
Tho Captain Port Of Punta announces that
the there tho lights
destroyed which marked the anchorage, and lights
shown present As they replaced notice will
DO given. Admiralty charts Nos IL 54S 554 1887, 2470
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Bark Elinor Vernon (not bcforel from New Orea
for Providence. an Is, lat 25 -, lou 30
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ANrvxnr, Jan 2e-Arvcd. ship Dunrobin tBr,. Harris
Nsv yorki hsxks NagE1s L oarvin (Bs). Tingey phus
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NEITHER OF ''oLD oABsMAY's" cREws Ac-
CEPTABLE.


CEPTABLE.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Your correspondent, 'Old Oarsman," does not in.
how he arrived At his judgment to the best
single. He is either old that his memory
Tails young 30 back beyond tho fall regatta
OF the Harlem Association. VIII he please inform US
what the Columbia four has done hrst place
In .'my Judgment" thoy certainly did ON tho
Harlem ia 1876 the SchuylkiIl In 1875. At the
latter meeting. indeed, 1t would take less limo tell
the crews behind them than III 'front.' They won
race the Passaic aud the tours Ia the Harlem fail
regatta But look at Their opponents. At tho
latter they met crew that had been
only four times IN boat before row
ing against them, and even then had
the race been three miles the general opinion
result would have been reversed As regards
the pairs nc even more astray. The Nautilus pair
have been beaten every time they met the ATLANTA
par Gusts and Downs, ana they would slili less
represent the Hover Of our oarsmcn in pair cared
shell than Columbia would IN "A four.
Now ntestIng the right oil Columbia to
send tho Nautilus CLUB 10 send Its PAIR
Henley anu Paris out having In mind your editorial
tho subject IN Tuesdays issue, III which. you
mention the probable willingness OF tue pubic TO ruls
subscrIp lon send our best amateurs To contc nd
on Thames anu SoIue, l would ask Tor . better
Judgment than That OF ''Uld OaFsmaD," and would
rather your idea carried out AS expressed in
the before mentioned article J. 7. y.
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AT THE OAR.
WOULD THE COLUMBIA AND NAUTILUS CREWS
BE FAIR REPRESENTATIVES, OF AMERICAN
oARsMEN?

WOULD THE COLUMBIA AND NAUTILUS CREWS
BE FAIR REPRESENTATIVES, OF AMERICAN
oAasMEN?
New YORK, Jan. %, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me through your esteemed paper to say
few words that may serve to assist In forming an
opinion for those who are Interested In arriving at
just valuation OF tho merits oil tho Columbia four and
Nautilus pair cared crews. One who signs his noto
"a Lover of Aquatic Sports says, IN reference TO tho
opinion Of sofa Oars 'rhat the Nautilus pair is
the best at present American waters" Tho
Nautilus pair have been beaton fairly ana squarey
by The Athletics in the regatta on the Harlem and
by tie Atalantas on the Kill Won Kull To all
who know tho history OF the race the
Harlem re:orred to by tho 'Lover" the Tact
OF the sudden but complete prostraton OF tho
Nautilus stroke sufficiently excuses what would
Otherwise be most Illuminating defoat The Ath-
lecs beaten the final contest by the Aaantas
And now venture an assertion which, while II may
cali iorth discussion from the partsans oil The Ath
lec pair WILL the light OF what follows, show con-
letIc stands TO Nautius--vIz, that the Atalantas
played with the Athletics III the heat mentioned.
La regard TO tue defeat of the Nautilus pair by tho
ATLANTA pair on The Kill Won kuii, WHICH played
win the Athletic pair on the Harlem, was There
ana II, aud say that, lar rs thc speed OF
the com peting goes decide their merit, the
Nautilus in tins instance the mer torous And
iee confident that NO ono IN possession Ot knowi-
cdge OF the accidents which affected The result OF
race VIII question my assertion Evidently, wnen
'Old Oarsinan" published, through your columns,
his appreciatory opinion, no took this kuowi-
edge INTO consideration. And when mon mako
an honest aud earnest effort Tor success
there is nothing that consoles them for defeat
much this same appreciation OF their merit and
struggles, independent vi the result And II Is In
cause my pen 10 enlisted Tho Nautilus Club, IN
endeavoring 10 send their crew abroad. set an cx
ample OF enterprise aud enthusiasm wnicn 1t would
be we'll 10 foster. recoect seeing 10 several dacs
challenge 20 the ATLANTA par which, il the latter
would accept, It seems wrong u withhold the
prestige from the other. There seems 10 me 10 be
even less reason tor questioning the supremacy OF
Columbia ia tours. She was undefeuted through the
season, refusing gaun tet, always rcaay
her Give US more valid reason for describing
Columbia that her four rowcd in a defeated
cighi, anu, II was discussing cghts IN this cOlnmu-
Dication l might say worn when would not please
Lhe scolfers either Hoping 1 nave not inlruded too
lar ady on your valuable space am yours, very
respectfully, AMERICAN OAKSMAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

"Will you take wheat, oats or corn for sub
scripdon p We are often inquired Of in this way
By letter from patrons who reside at a distance
from Clcarield We again say yes. The rcceip pts
Of a responsible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer US just as well as the cash
To illustrate; If any of our patrons will deliver
u, a bag Of grain at the mill of Joseph IL. Brethi
In Chest township, Horace Pntehin, in Burnside
Thomas II. Forcey, in Graham, VIM. Porter oi
Show's in Lawrence, or Brown Seyler's a
Eockton, Union township, and forward theii
receipts for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe, if they will pursue thi
course. IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25
ID EGrsTER,s NOTICE.

III Notice is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been examined and passed by me, and
remain filed Of record in this Office for the in
speetion of heirs, egatees, creditors and all Others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court Of Clearfeld county to be held at the
Court House, In the borough Of Clcarheld, com
mencing on the 4th Monday (being the 23d day.
Of September A. d. 1873
Final account Of Joseph NJ Smith, Guardian Of
Eyeline cowan, tnow Evcline Sites), John
Cowan, and Millard Cowan, minor children oi
Thomas Cowan, late Of Beccaria twp, clearicld
county, Pa, decd.
Final account Of Elizabeth Z. Curry, Admnistra.
trix Of the estate Of John Curry, late OF Jordan
township, Clear6eld county, Pa, decd.
Partial account of William stoddart, Administra.
tor Of the estate Of Joanna Stoddart, late Of
Beccaria twp, Clearield county, Pa, decd.
Final account of james Flynn, Administrator oil
the estate Of John Cresswcll, late Of Gulich
twp, Cleardeld county, Pa, deed.
| Final account Of VIM. X. Dickinson, Trustee OF
the estate Of Hamilton Weld, late Of Beccaria
twp, clcarheld county, Pa decd.
Guardian account Of John J. Picard, Guardian ol
Lucy and Elizabeth Picard, minor children Of
John b. Picard, late Of Covngton twp, Clear.
field county, Pa, decd.
Final account Of R. II. Shaw, Executor Of tho
estate Of John Shaw, sr., late of Lawrenes
twp, Clearfed county, Pa, decd.
Final account Of Robert Byers, Administrator o
the estate Of the Philip b. Nch, late Of New
Washington, Clearield county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of Jesse NJ. Harter, Administrator
of the estate Of Edward King late Of Burnsid,
twp Clearfeld county, Pa, deceased.
Final account Of wm. III. and James Cathcart
Executors Of the estate Of David Cathcart, lat,
Of Knox twp, Cearfeld county, Pa, decea sed
Final account Of Zachariah McNadl, Guardian o
Rosanna Mcbride, (now Rosanna Thompson
Robert r, Mcbride and Frank Mcbride, minor
children Of VIM. Mcbride, late Of the borough
Of Curwensyille, Clcarhed county, Pa, decd
Final account Of J. D.. Shaw, Administrator oil
the estate Of Samuel II. shaiIner, late Of Law
renee twp, ClcArfcld county, Pa, deceased.
Final account Of stephen Hrnf, Administrator o
the estate Of Frederick Heldt, late Of tho Dor
ough of Curwensyilc, Clearded county, Pa, de
ceased.
L. MORGAN,
Sept. 2S-to Register Recorder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

Vital Weakness or Depression a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage the re-
suit Of mental Over-work, indiscretions or
excesses. or some drain upon the system is al
ways cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No. 2s. 1t tones up and inyigoraies the system,
dispels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength aud energy, stops the drain and re-
juyenates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial. or s. per
package of Eve vials and 50 vial Of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt Of price,
Address Humphreys Homeopathic
Medicine Company. 100 Fulton st., N. Y.
c. D. Watson, Agent, Ceardeid, Pa.
sept. Is, ls7s-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

The Barosma is perfectly harmless
10 ils effects, working a cure by gently stimulating
the liver to exere,o from the blood all particles Of
matter that are poisonous to 1t, the stomach,
heart, kidneys, and other organs Of the body
when the liver is torpid and inactive, the whole
y stem must suffer, undergoing a process Of slow
poisoning; the stomach Is llled with earbonic
AZ cid gas, innaming the mucous membrane, OF
coating Of the stomach. The Barosma ncutralilci
the acid, taking 1t up and carrying II Of without
further injury to the system. It Is pleasant tC
tho taste. Most people take 1t full strength from
the bottle few mix it with little water, which
may be done Il though, hest
Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Tiusvile, Pa.
Price, 81 per bottle.
For sule by all druggists in cl0ardeld, and BY
Jos. seyler Son, Luthorsburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TIVE or HOLDING QUARTER SESSIONS COURT.
Second Monday OF January.
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE or BoLDEo COMMON PLEAS.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Prssideni Fydgs-Hon. Charles A. Mayer, o
Lock Haven.
Assistant Lois Judgs--IIon. John II. 0ryis, o
noilefOnte.
Assoeiate Judges-Abram Ogden, Clearheld
Vincent B. Holt. Olearheld.
ProtAonotdry-Eli Bloom.
Register and Reeorder-L. ]. Morgan.
District Anorney-wm. NJ. Mccullough.
Treasurer-David McGaughey.
Slerif--Androw Pentz, Jr.
Deputy Sheri6-Christ j. keaggy, Clcardeld
County Surueyor-samuol II. McCloskey, Cur
gcusyille.
County Conmissioners-- Clark Brown, Clear
6eld; Thomas A. McGee, Chest p. o.; HaIri
Hoover, Clearfed.
Comaiy Auditors-william V. Wright, Clear
field Samuel A. Caldwell, Williamsgroyei Johi
O. Conner, Burnside.
County Coroner-J B. Nef, New Washington
Jury Conmissioner-Dr james p. Burchheld
Ceariod, Joseph Alexander, MADEIRA.
Superintendent Of Public SehOois-M. l.. Nc
Quown, ClearGeld.
Seaierof Weights & Measmes-Jesse W Carilc
Office at Luthersburg Pa
Noiaries PuJiic-John W. Wriglcy, Wm. Ba
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearteld Joseph Il
Irwin, N. r. Arnold, Curwensvillo ]. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

NTOrICE.--To all whom II may Concern.
In This certides that have this day august
49, 1873, purchased the mine known as Chestnut
Ridge mine, situate In Brady township, Clearheld
courty, Pa, owned before and operated by Jones
Brothers, including all the r. r. tracks, schutes
and other improvements aud appurtenances be-
longing TO said mine, together with the interest
Of Jones Brothers in a lease Of land made by
Robert Osborne, of the above place, wherein the
mine is operated, containing 800 acres of land or
thefeabout, and known as tract No. POOP Said
Jones Brothers to act as my agents, with full
my interest. VIM. OSBORNE,
Sept. II, 1887. Dubois, clearield Co., Pa
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Sheri0Ts Sale.

DY virtue Of writs Of H. Fd., issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
In the borough Of Clearheld, on Thursday, the
26th day Of September, 1878, at | o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, to wit;
certain lot or piece Of ground in the village
Of Dub is. Brady townthip, Clearfed, county,
Pa, Bounded and described as follows; Begin
ming at post in the public road now called Long
street thence south AZ degrees west lsO feet to an
alley thence along said alley IN a south east
direction So feet to a corner Of VIM. Kriuor's lot
thence north AZ degrees east along said Krner's
lot $50 feet TO public road thence along said
road 50 feet to place Of beginning and having
thereon erected frame store house, two storei
high, lsx36 feet, with wareroom lfxl6 attached.
Seized, taken IN execution and to be sold as the
property Of y. Tracy aud Q. A. Barr.
TERMS oF SALE,-The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck Of must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements
made as will be approved, otherwise the proper.
ty will be Immediately put up and sold again Al
the expense and risk Of the person to whom /
was struck OF, and who, in case Of deficiency al
such resale, shall make good the same, and in
no instance will the Deed be presented in Cour
for confirmation unless the money is actually
paid to the Sheriff. ANDREW PENTZ, Jr.
sHERIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff
CleArfcld, Pa, Sept. 4, 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

SOME EoG.-Mr. John r. Dunlap, Of
Knox township, has shown usa specimen OF tho
hen fruit which his chickens produce. The egg
in question is 6i inches in circumference and
weighs ~ ounces. 1t is the product Of a cross
between the Black and White Bramah, and Is one
of the many eggs these hens lay, most of then
being equal in size. A dozen of this sizo Of egg'
is certainly worth two OF the ordinary size, and
if 1t cost no more TO raise the improved chick
than the scrub, then why not have more Of them
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-25

New improvements are continually
going on in our town. The Presbyterian eongre.
cation are having splendid hre-brick pavement
laid in front Of their Church, on Second street
Ia order to complete the square with brick
ex-Govcnor niglcr suggested to the Baptist con
gtegaiion ,.be two Church properties adjoining
that II they would raise a certain amount o
money, he would continue the pavement along II
iron, Of their property. Clarence l.. Barrett, wh'
by the way is always ready to extend helpini
hand to the poor and needy, took the affair II
charge aud by subscription succeeded in raisinl
the required sun to complete II. Hence, bou
congregations will nov have a good substaniia
walk In front Of their Churches, which will no
havsto be replaced for generations to come :
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RnLlGI0us NOTICES.

methodist Episcopal Churrh--Rev. J. 5
McMuRuAr, pastor.---servicee every sabhstt
a lOl A NJ, and n IN.
sabbath School at . A. NJ.
prayc- Meeting every Thursday, at ~ pm.
Comu inion Service, first Sabbath Of every
aouth, at lol A. NJ.
west Cleariield NJ. L.. Church.--Revs
WILLIAM II. DILL and W. s. WILSON, Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday, vt s o'clock
p. M.--Sunday School at %, p. M.--All are in.
,'cd to attend.
Presby terian Church--Rsv. II. S. BurLEn
sabbath ecryiocs morning and evcning-Sab.
bath School at ?. M.--Prayor Meeting Wednes-
hy evening.
II. Francis Church--Ca CathOlic--Rov 2
T. Misunderstanding at lOi o'clock, A. NJ, on
ne first, third and fourth Sunday Of each month
vcspers and DeDediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
at o'clock, ?. M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.