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atriral "a the star d Me Sorth.

q -FTTf'"E y Ut F5f'f y t7t '5V"FTt
NV YoRK Nov. l3.--The steamship Star Of
the South has arriucd at this port from New Or
leans.
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fALTIMoRE ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN BOOK STORE.

Il ahnssIt@htShiN boosh 3hOtskIs
"ILLIAM s. CROWLEY, Bookseller and Sta.
w toner, No. l4s Baltimore street, near Calvert,
oppo$c Carroll Hall, keeps constantly on hand a
compile assortmept Of Books, in every department
Alsd Blank Books, School Books, Letter Paper Cap
Paper, lpens, Ink, Envelopes, and every variety Of
Fancy nd Staple Stationery.
All tn new books received as soon rs published.
For sSe, wholesale and retail at the very lowest
prices.
Subscriptions received for all the Papers and Mag.
azines Published.
~ Ageut for the american Organ" and all the
AmericanBooks and Papers published.
nov ID
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ID XLDwIN,s STEAM FACToRY.-Cor

ID tractors and builders can be supplied at all
times with Doors Sash, Blinds Mouldings, Balusters,
and Newels, Of oak, walnut maple, mahogany, and
yellow pine also, all kinds Of scroll and fancy saw
ing and turning, and all other work which the first
class steam machinery can execute.
Factory corner Indiana avenue and Third street,
east Of City Hall nov 18--3tawsm
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NEW CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
THNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
u and the public generally that he has opened
a Cigar and Tobacco Store on Seventh, between G
and ii streets, No. 400, where may be found all the
choice brands of Cigars and Tobacco.
His motto is to please and all he asks is a hial,
nov 13--lw# RUDOLPH BUCHLY
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Real Estate Agency and Conveyancer.

Real Estate Agency and Conveyancer.
TUsIiE undersigned, having resided In Washington
u for the last twenty -four years, and being well
acquainted with the citizens, particularly the large
services 10 persons desiring purchase or sell Real
Estate or to rent and collect the rents &C. lie has now
for sale many desirable houses varying in price from
$500 70 $4,000 with many vacant lots, cligby stu
ated, for building, al all prices.
The undersigned is ready at all times to prepare
Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Deeds Of Release, Lenses,
Articles Of Agreement, Powers Of Attorney, in the
TO property. Charges moderate in all cases
j. GEORGE STACK, Agent
nov BIN No. 455 Eighth St between ID and T.
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.APHIC NEWS,
Exclusively FOR THE
n e RICAN ORGAN.
Election in Neo York.

OAK, Nov. ls.-Most of the papers
ity show small majority for Clark. The
Tribune, however, Gays that Horatio Seymour is
certainly elected by three thousand plurality
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CUMBERLAND COAL.--wc have on the
" wharf a cargo Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company's superior coal Consumers Of Cumberland
coal would do well TO try this article, which We will
deliver carefully screened in all cases.
W.. Z. WATERS & co,
nov l3--3t Office corner of G and 10Th SITS
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THE PEOPLES SAFETY FUND.

A MOS HUNT, Collector and General Agent. Of
N fee and residence No. 81 North street, CAPT
toll HILL successor 10 /. G. Weed, ESQ., who is now
at the Rock Creek Foundry, near Georgetown, d.
CO. Agent for the Empire State and Rensselaer, Fire
Insurance Companies, and the American Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New Haven Connecticut.
Professor Siliiman, Presidents Dr. s. G. Buscy, Med
ical Examiner.
1sy" Insurance promptly and safely done on liberal
aud Reasonable terms.
N. u. Orders through the city post office will
meet pSompt attention.
nov bly,
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R oTHwELL . BROWN, AUCTION

NEW BOOKS. Cheap edition OF Evangelical
~ Alliance Prize Essay on Infideity; by Row.
Thomas Pearson Go cents.
Family Prayers for Morning and Evening Use by
the Rev John Swete, ID. ID. 90 cents.
Family Expeditions on 81. John and St Jude by
Rev. II. Bckcrsteth. co cents.
Memoir Of Josiah Pratt by his sons. al 30,
Jeanie Morrison, or the Discipline Of Life. rs
cents.
Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters; by Lamartine.
Al 10.
Memoirs Of Napoleon, His Court and Family
vols. e.
For sale by
GRAY a BABLANTYNE,
nov 10 49S Seventh street
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WILLIAM T. EVANS,
Corner of II and Seventh streets.
Drugs Chemicals and Fancy Articles. Prescriptions
carefully compounded day and night.
nov l3-dlw
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DARKER's Fancy and Perfumery store.
u We arc Just opening large and fresh supply
of Fine Fresh Toilette Articles which our customers
will find, usual, to be the very best article i'm
ported PARKER'S
Fancy, Comb, and Perfumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel.
nov 13--3tif
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FREE EXHIBITION.
VANNERS0N'S DAGUERREAN SALOON.
Improved Stereoscopic Likenesscs.

FREE EXHIBITION.
VANNERS0N'S DAGUERREAN SALOON
Improved Stereoscopic Likenesscs.
Tile greatest improvement ege1 made in tic Photo
graphic 1it.
DAGUERREOTYPES ON PAPER
And in Oil Colors far exceeding any style of portrai
ture ever offered to the public, and at small cost
ms ESTABLISHMENT possesses many advantages
over Others IN this city, having skylight with
IVY ieet OF glass, and thereby enabling the artist to
make ikenesscs of children almost simultaneously.
Portraits are made in this establishment from 815
A. NJ to sun set and equally well in cloudy as fair
weather, except Of children.
NO llkenesses but tho best will be sold at this gal
cry, as he intends every picture which he gives to
De lasting advertisement Of his work.
Particuar attention will be paid to copying Paint
ings, Engravings Statuary, and DagueTeotypes. For
taxing these copies he has instrument made for
the purpose and used only in this city at
VANNERS0N'S,
No. 426 and 42s over Lane fuckers
nov l3-u building, Pennsylvania avenue.
THO LET.-A comfortable three-story brick dwell
- ling, in good repair, surrounded by fine shade
yard situated ON street north, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets west, Immediately opposite
Franklin Square. Rent $25 per month Possession
may be had Immediately.
Apply to J. G. McKELDEN,
No. 416. F st. north, bet. 9th and 7th SITS. west
nov l3--tf
DARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery store.
II We inst Oueninp n large aud fresh snnrIv
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I" III. GILMAN,s pure SIENNA Figsi--
w . most palatable, safe, and effectua RENE
dy for constipation Of the bowels, nervous or sick
headache and all that train Of unpleasant symptoms
induced by a state Of habitua oostvencss. Prepared
and sold, wholesale or retail, by
w. ii. GILMAN,
Chemist and Apothecary, 442 Penn.
avenue, corner Four-and-a-half street
Price 20 cents box
nov l3--Btif
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Chiffon 81 LATHAM,
Attorneys and COunsellors at Law.
Office over Selden, Withers, 4 Co.'s Bank.
nov Ia
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VNHO Wants n cheap Lot For sale foi
w 1850, lot containing ,l75 square feet stu
ated on New York avenue, between 4th and 9th SITS.
J. Y. H0DGS0N,
No. 405, 9TH street, bet, II and /.
nov l2--lwd
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LJOR RENT, two story frame House,
IL with Store situated corner Of Fourth and
East Capitol streets Capitol Hill II is eligibly To-
Gated for grocery store. Terms moderate. Apply
on the premises or next door. nov 13-fw
SUITABLE for Presents.-At Lammond's,
- Seventh street be found large collection Of
Fancy Notions and Toys.
nov 18--eost
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"HLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tai
w lor, No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue takes this
method Of informing his friends and the public gen,
orally that he has in store large and complete as
sortment of
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES AND yESTINGS
Of very superior qualities selected with great care
and which cannot fail to please the taste OF the most
fastdious. All Of which l am prepared to make up
at the shortest notice and in the best and most APP
proved styles, and at prices that cannot fail to suit
the most economical.
N. b. A few Of the latest and most approved styles
Of Over Garments in store ready for exhibition.
nov l3-eodlmif
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nOARDING.-Mrs.H 0MENS has accommo-
- dation for several boarders. Residence North
street, second door east Of the Old Capitol
Iw
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lie@m'er this is staple article, and no Patent
The CIearlield Academy

A TaIueetiug ofthe Board of Trustees August
"A 9th, 1884, the following rates and terms
were adopted, viz:
SO 80 per quarter FOR each scholar learning Or
biography Reading, Writing Dnvios Primary
Arithmetic, and first lessons in Geography n
~ 20 per quarter for each scholar pursuing other
English studies
81 90 per quarter for each rchddrlenrning Lat
in and Greek or either, with or without English
branches.
80 90 per quarter for French-extra. r
No deduction made from bills except In eases of
protrlcted illness. .T.r ls '1.UC.T -
Ilo first parter commences on the 4M dry of
Spfo45o5 1894, and viii end on the 2Oh of Nov,
following. 7a'
Ihonbov6Thstituiion is now fully organized with
male and temhle Departments undcr the charge Of
Mr.. and lIrY. Campbell. r.--
The Trustees having procured competent and
experienced Teachers, and having put the rates of
tuidon very low compared with similar schools,
confidently recommend the Academy to the nat
ronage Of the public.
RICHARD SHAW, prcstor The Board
j. Bs BsMENALLY, Seeretary.g. +,
Clearfcld, August 30, 1854 ,.
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list of Grand Jurors for December Term, Isjl.

c,,nl ,Holg' y aIo'rn'tip.-samucl Robson, Carpcpter
0"arlcs sloan justices j. w. Munson, Farmer.
p1t,'.t Joga"r Io'onslip.-John S. Brooks, Farmer
~, rem Iornship. Richard Danver Jr., Farmer g.
Charles Shot, Farmer. '''' ''"''i )
6e' 6' tornshiR.-Hcnry Wotzel Farmer.
penter - d b o"r-
=, oI'9n 1o'onshiP.-Joln Dressler, Jr., Farmer
Hugh Krise Farmer.
La'erenee'-Elias Henderson, Farmor; John
Moore, Gunsmith. VI O'''''
A9rr's.--John Rayhome, Farmer; Wiuom 7.
Merrel, Farmer. imam -
h'o9 'ord.-Samuol Wilson, Farmer.
harhaus.--James Gunsalus, Farmer
Ctea1.ed ouyh.-Jno. Gulieh, Cabinetmalcr
Huston I0,olslp.-Asa Young. Farmer.
BWnsidc-William Faith, Carpenter.
Farmer.
Wood''ard.-sehooly Scott Farmer.
Pjke-Georgo Ross, Farmer.
ClearGcld October p, ls5I.-tc.
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LH1tom Europe Sedaao8o iawiot,.i
The steamship Africa has arrived n,
New York, from Liverpool, win h,or
European news. Scbaslopol has moi
been taken, and The announcement, with
alI lls details, turns out 10 be hoax,
which has deceived not merely tho public,
but The governments ofFrauco and Enc.
land. The battle of Alma and the route
of the Russians thore is true, but all else
IS false, including the destruction Of the
Russian fleet, the blowing up Of Fort Con.
siansuno, Monschkof's surrender, and
Omar Pocha's alleged dispatch. The for.
ged news were SO ingeniously made up as
10 have deceived everybody. Fighting con.
unued uninterrupted, and Sebasiopoi was.
at the last dates, formally invested. On
tho 9th tho allied forces were on the river
Baalbeo, ten miles from Sobaslopol. On
tho 2SIh they established their basis or
operations at Balnklayu, and prepared TO
march upon the city. The allied feet
was in port at Balaklava, and was in
communication with the land forces :
The latest dispatch says that the allies
command the approach to Sebastopol,
which may be considered as invested.
and that doubtful rumor prevailed thai
the second line Of defence had been chr.
ried. The Notifications of Anapa have
been burned by the Russians, and the
garrison was marching TO the scene of,
action. Austria intmates that she will
consider the Cars prolonged refusal Of.
the four conditions as a cauSUS 6eAi.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

!. Subscribers Who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
3. If subscribers order the discontinuanco Of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue to
send them until all Glrearages ara paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the Office, to which thCy are di-
restsd, they are held responsible until they have
settled their bills and ordered them discontinued.
g. Ir subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the newspapers are
sent 70 the former direction they held regpon-
sible
g. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers from the Office, or removing and leay-
thcm uncnlled for, is evidence Of fraud.
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ROBERT n, WEI .ilE.

4 1LOCk AND WATCH MAKER, has just ro-
" ceiyed from New York and PHILADELPHIA,
large and splendid assortment ofJFWELRY--coD
slstlng of Ladies' Gold Breastpins, Mourning Pins
Caif Pins Ribbon Pins. Also, Genaomen's fine
Gold Pins, of different shapes and sizes tine Gold
Ear Ring Drops, late style Of Jenny Lind Rings
and Drops, Bracelets Finger Rings, fine old Pens.
and Pencils, Gold Watch Chains, Silver Tea and
Table Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and
Fhimbles, ladies' fine Card Cases, Port Monies,
.Sirar Patent Lercr Hunting Case Watches, from
so to S2S; open Front Detached EeUers, from SlS
to $50; AapiHes from % TO $l5; fine Eiglt Dan
Watches, from IS to SO; fine coed WdteYes. $50
to $40. All of which he will warrant for pericct
tlme-keepers Also, large assortment of Speeta
cIea, Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains, Pen
knives, Pocket Books, &c.
enthusiastically and thirty hour Clocks,
line small spring Clocks, thirty hour and eght-day;
husical instruments, and great variety Of arti-
,les too numerous to mention, as usually kept by
jewellers. All the above mentioned articles var
'anted good, and will be sold at the lowest profits,
,W hts terms are Cash. ~" Watches, Clocks and
'ewelry neatly REPAIRED, and warranted for one
year July l9, 1888.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Kingsbury) In the Common Pleas of
rs' u. Clearfcd county, No. III,
VIM. Q. Iounkins. September term, lSji
Summons in ejcctment for 100 acres Of land,
part Of tract No. 1929, in Huston township, Cloor-
iold county beginning at a beech north loo per-
ches west lO7 and nineteenth rods, south 100 rods,
east So and nineteenth rods, north 90 rods to post
and east q rods to obcginuiuszt ITO compel payment
Of purchase money.
And now, 2Oth sepnmher, 1854, on motion Of
W. A. Wallace, Esq, Plaintiffs Attorney, the
Court grant an order en- Defendant to appear and
plead to the writ in this case on or before the ls
day of December term, 1854, or Judgment, and
order its publication. BY the Court.
VIM. PORTER, Prothy,
Pro,honotarys oGice, Oct 20, 1Sjt.-tc.
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nKEEANA

! brought Home 'o hs Door qt he Million.
/ A NoNnEnirt DuDUyfN has racenlt Loof
IN mndc by Dr. Curtis, ol this city, in tho front
ment Of Con llmption, Asthma aud all disease. Of
ihe Lung. We refer 10 "Dr Curtis llyeeans. "a
inhaiing liygean Napor and Cherry syrup. -
win ihis new method Dr. q h1s restored nauv
niulctod ones TO perfect heallh o. AN evidence Ui
Whch hc has mnumornhle certificates. Sronkiug
Of me treatment physician rcmaks3 II iscyi-
dent that inhalmg- constantly breathing an nprro.
"nie' healing yaror-the medicinal properties must
come in drcct contact with the whole Of the arlal
chhIy OF tholunga and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when intro
"uced INTO the stomach, aud fuhiectod 10 the Uro-
cess Of digestion. Tho Hygcuua is for sale at ali
the druggists throughout the country.
" J. Da,kmon, If JAM IT.
r. lne ihhaler Is worn on the breast under the
Iinen without tho least tinconveneuce--thc heat of
the body being sufficient To cyaporate the auid.
Hundreds Of CASES Of CUREs like tho follow
ng might be named. One Package Of Uyroona
mas cured me Of the ASTHMA Of six years stand.
'"e 'as. ,. KecsJcryy, p. w. Dupconaoo Pa
Mrs. PatYf tho ASTHMA Of 10 years stand. Z
cured ola seyer3tygoana
My sister has been ntaaon. Brooklyn ~ T. /
Cough Of several years pnond st., N. Y, was
ibo iucurablo by her physicioishy the Ilygeana
She was crHHD in ONE 'ioyrn bSVRESSlNG /
... 81 n. GulJert, j. NJ, RjchBfidcd to
Price three dellQrs p Pagknge,-Sold by ,
IT'S q pERkINS d lloyd d PAUL 40, ia
express TO any part Of the United States for $40
n. B.-Dr Curtis fiygouuu stho ORIGINAL
land ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all others ar
base limitations or vile and INJURIES counter
tcits. shuu them as You wotid POISON.
Sept %, Oily.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Frederick Zeigler) In the Common Pleas of
IS, Clearfeld county, No. 81, Sep
Jacob Cordas. teDber term, 1851.
Summons in ejectmcnt for so acres of land in
Brady township, Clearleld county, beginning at a
maple corner Of Corey & Kennedy, and bounded
by lands Of 5. Bickel and others, to compel pay
ment of purchase money. ....I
And now, goth September, 1851, on motion of
W. A. Wallace, Esq, plaintiffs Attorney, the
Court grants an order ON Defendant to appear and
plead to the writ in this ease on or before the lst
day Of December term, 1854, and order its public
alton. BY the Court,
WIN. PORTER, Proth'y.
ProthonOtarY's Office. Oct 90 1s5l.-tc !
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HEDROMAGEN. .. f..
OR, WATERPROOF ANTI CONS uAIPTIyE.
CORK SOLES.
CORK SOLlS.

/ Manufactured By HARCOURT, BRADLEY Co., Al
Nr5et street, Manchester EaJland.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood street, Cheapside,
| LoHdoh, Eng(aRd.
American Establishments, SO Am street d lO2
| Nassau street, ". T.
! IHE Iiydromagen is valuable discovery for
protecting the feet from damp or cold, and there
fore preventive of many Lung diseases, ,oihout
any docto,fihg rhdtercr. The Hydromagen is in
the form Of sole, and worn inside the boot or
shoe. Its melicqtcd character is n powerful anti
dote TO disease.
For Gentlemen it win be found agreeable, warm
and healthy, to wear in the coolest or rainiest
weather, as the foot cannot become wetif the Hy-
dromagen is inserted. Ladies may wear the light
est solcd boots ana shoes in the most inclemen.
weather with inpunity; while Consumption so
prevalent among the young Of our country, may
be thwartcd by their general adoption. They en-
Itrely sRPG8cdc orcr-shoes the latter cause the
feet to perspire in a very unhealthy manner mud,
hesides are not dangerous wear 10 pedestrians in
icy weather. like India ruhbers. While the latter
cause the feet to appear extremely large the liy7
droinagen, being mere thin slice Of cork prepar-
cd peculiarly placed inside, does not increase the
size the boot or cause The foot 10 appear untidy
10 children they are extremely valuable, as thay
may engage in exercise with comfort and healthy
elects. Their expense is 50 Slight ms to scarce
need mentlOn besides, those who patronize them !
wiz find their yeayy dootor's bills much djnaidcd
hert5r II .
AS tho Hydromagon is becoming more known,
its sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year in London, Manchester Birmingham
Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Ant
werp, liamburgh, and Berlin, our sales reached
l,I82 45O pairs of Cork Soles. This year the num-
Der win far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value as
a preventive for Coughs, cods, Bronchitis AsftaaI
aHd consumption. -... f ..-
MENs' SIZE, per pair, 3j cents.
LADIES do DO 80 do
BOYS & MISSES do 2j do ... 4.
NOTCE.-From the Retail Prices We make O
very liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers
so that any storekeeper may make fine profit on
their sale, while they are an article that may be
kept in any store, AMONG any class Of goods.
For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co.
3S Ann street. New York. {
Sept. %. 1S5A.--3m. Z
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DIED.

At East Hampton, Mass. on Sabbath morning,
the lst Of October, CHARLES I. T.HUrcHsoS. young
est son of Mrs. Nancy Hntehisor, Of Jacksonville
Centre county, Pa, in The 18th year Of his age.
Tho death Of this youth is pcculiarly distres-
sing to his Mother and other friends. Only four
weeks before, no had left home in fun health to
Sttond The Seminary at East Hampton, where he
had formerly spont a Session, Scarcely had he
and his companion commenced their studies till
they were both seized with typhoid fover Charles
violently, and within two weeks il tcrminatod "a
tally. II was very interesting youth, Of amia-
bic tmper, and moral habits. His remains were
brought hoAe, and inferred beside those Of his
Father, Grandfather, and Oldest Brother, on We'd
nesday last
In Lawrence township, on the 2jth instant, Rob
ert Leonard aged about - years.
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ONE OF THE GALs-Tho Toledo Re.
publican says thata German woman went
into SCOTS hardware store, a few morn.
ing since, bought cooking stove, and
placing it on her hend, deliberately ma rch.
ed off with il. fishes not married, the re s
a woman for you, boys.
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yoUo joh st' Dtembcf Term. iS,i
N'.'' lhomhi Ktar. fs, '''
i'ifmer jo.oph shovnllcb Fafn,. ~
ii',-. Amos Road Farmer, john N o"afi',
mori Pctcr Mays, rarmot.
iuVW0H.--lohn Miles. por,,or a..
hoyJa-G. w. sbhmmel. Form.,
p, horgf1.'. Henry Irwin. rarncr. .los t...,.
low, lmmhcmm. We - "oodici
gg',Wngtoh..J. b. Barney, Lurabermor
n'h-Arhur Bell Eamer.
bcrs, Farmer. nl'lp Vham
6,''fea'--A. s. Leonard, Farmer
brody.--panicl llarisock. Farn,er.u W..
llinlniNeerer William Brsbcn. Farmer. I,l,, n,
N'l,on' Farmers Daniel Rishol, Farmer.
Bcca'a,-James Albert, Farmer ''
Farmer '''''"n'j samuel Bliss,
P,ean-Anthony TTilc, Farmer.
7, Tr"oh-John Labordc, jr,, Farmer Frodoriol.
II'VIholeter' Farmer John Hare. Farmer, pct,r
Labordo, (of john Farmer. - ''''
gofda,' -ltoubcn Caldwell. Fnrruor.
braqgod-Wiam Autes, Farmer .Iobn Pa
'er,, Farmer; William H. Wrigley. Farmer.
~ nooa'oord-Abraham Dyers, Farmer.
October, 27, 1S5l-tc.
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STRAY cow.

GTRAYED away from the subscriber residing in
- Lawrence township, this county, on or a5out
the 2ith Of October, n Red and IFhitc Cor, sumo
sed to bc about yearsold, with a white face and
a white streak on her bacl,-haying bell fastsn-
ed on by cloth strap. Any person returning said
COW to the owner near Cle0rGold Bridge, or Civ
ing information whore she can be had will he iib-
orally rewarded. THOMAS DEVINE.
Lawrence township, October 27, 1854. ..
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IIsT OE INTTERs.

ID EMATNING in the Post Office at Cleart
III on the Both OF September 1854
Amos Benneman, Hannah NJ. Beard, Daniel Bay
ley, VIM, Coonsmnn, c. Garfield VIM. 0ogsref Jno
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