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known eurssthe iiseAss which
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Chest This rsmsdy, without doubt produces moe
benefit in Of Lungs than any be
the chests hereditary entirely
the always snoy good health OF
this according todirectIena.
Beach's glnous Teno.A remedyfo chls md
Chagrss to fail sopsTent return
of the disease
Reachp Rheumatic CcmpoundNever failu to give relief
in less than twentyfour hours.
st0achive Bitters.-Th excellent article
prophyactcor Chilli
Fever all AuumnR To persons living, having
bans for short period in low, marshy dstrie the Bers
nvausb them will troubled with
the time tha the sseons to e
stomach iigson the appetite
isuadics and gtveaheah and TO the general system
Fer the remedies publish eertncaes of eftaord
performed by them We will his much they all
They that used
with the satisfactory reu The great
Induced
name they Prepared and sold by
e. II. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist aud Apothecsry,
AW OF ChartTea and CnstomhouRs sts NJ U.
/ and of Dr. RANKIN,
oil Povdfas
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ESROUGHT to the First District Police SsA
y . Prison A., :. 49, -. l.. ~
THOMAS black, feet7& inches high ~ years OLD nag g.
scar On the he beongs TO NJ b. ChA
Thomas, OF tie Parish Of ST. Jscs. o...-L.
MATILDA mu.,to inches hyn years DID, Sayishs
belongs to Frederick Boyd u Fatehsa As'lASppl'
The owners will psnhe comply WITH TIE law rshPgen en-,
JONATHAN WDRRA. warden.
,t.,r o,s.os Do,,r,bsr . dla lawav
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II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
hA RANGES-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE 81 COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street. New Orleans respectfully inform and the public
they carry he sSoy hsaesa IN all oranG5e nat
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoAsIs, WASH
Bk> ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS ali kinss COOKING
RA EsGARDEE HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT ahi
BEt PUMPS fitted up LEAD PIPES Of
desc Itt PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN
hano SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly putup and 'snared
3 III shortsetne't~e- nnl1 ly
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Parish of Orleans, City of New oresns.
Gosh January 1884, heors the
and Tor the city aforesaid person
ally appeared Alexander Brother President and James wee,
Company OF New Orleans
being according law depose and that the
transcript from the books
OF the ssd Company. 4. Bfoi HEt tssaeht,
Sworn before the 2O day January sS4
CIV. JONTE Second Justice Of the Peace
- the Parish OF Orleans.
have resolved Of SIX per cent
profits the holders thereof OF
their legal and after MONDAY the IAN Oh
runry -.
declared dividend Of entyeght per
the earned premiums of the Company Tor the year hag
certificates will BE- siued on and after the
18th RI March ,.,- C 49,.
Tb Company against the peril Of the Sens
Rivers damage Fire at the current ral OF premium
Office No. 46 Camp street. ,--,,r m ryr,,pp p.,.u.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES H.
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SLAVES SLAVES.

90 SLAVE DEPOT,
The undersigned & iifH' Keep yGk
MEdH1s1es ds.siF55'
Having large commodiou story weins No.
s S. @ G D he a. to % aD
q oo"ned n the city, hssng for between two Fn
@ Particular attention T II gA % @ sf5 sagss Street
REvKRzsezsF.ows. CO. carry Rsrsonj C. REetas Go,
Richard Back J. G. Cocks Co Watt Dessales Jaw y
NEGROES FOR sALE-We will receive en-
t9SHs ss
way Of low prices, bu, prs.s7:
may assured that sey viii deceived in Negro Ae
not III justly the expense A. p MItATTTHbE2Ws
NoTICE-TWENTY-F FIVE DoLLARse a.
M9 z s.y ss .s ss% Rsa
I G o r., Rs s9 bR e. I a9eyg gs g
efstres NsworeEnn secure him sil that get him
GREASE FOR DRAYs, in kegs and barrels,
w mixad with Tar all ready for price i've y bls
jsnI1 A. DEAGRAvE co. ;taax4.no st.
EENURKS ISLAND SALT-5300 bushels of best
Il quality board the brig VIM R. Riby At the Levee and
dS III. AsHBR1DGE d co, So St. ebsrle,..
" INIE-l0O0 barrels Utica, landing at foot of
Jaa street and 1000 hbs RokHnd landing from bark Kim
isniT ]. G. HARDlLL 4 CO 81 Magasine street
NJ EWARK CEMENT-50o barrels old Com
rGy Newark cehsnt, landing from & Mercer, aid
iapl3 A. nELAsRAvEa co. II MAGAZINE street
PHILADELPHIA LIME-l50 hhds Lime,
landing ''" ' Ed iRq e. F stas .i9as by
SODA ASH-l2O casks, Steele 4 Sons, Ian l.
ing afi 81 loa CO '3as sI
FaN0BACC0-207 three quarter boxes Wells
Gibbs and 0S'e' r. Bss4 s 5 sss IL .,..
Y ,ARD--20O tierces and barrels, landing ex
fsHs l. muLFoRn& co. 81 Bank Place
EBORK-60O barrels choice new Mess Pork,
chaser. a sosb c. 's soR p In suit dgs
atANDLEs-2o boxes and $50 half boxes
jams -. JOSEPH LAIprs CO., ;, Teboaptoulas 81.
p osIN-300 barrels No. for sale by
N " lsn21 JoHN g. tiARhtLL q co 81 Magazine st.
sAGON SlDES-50 casks Ribbed, for sale by
NJ tani6 sH. KENNEDY q co, 10 TchouplonlAa at
GUANo-25 tons Peruvian Guano for sale by
w jams A. DELAGRAyE Co, IL Magazine street
FENEXAS PECANS-5O bbls new, for sale by
IL iHuis A. F. COCHRAN d HALL, 80 Grayierst
II ARD--l00 hbs landing ex. str, Jas. Robb,
II for by H. MUlFoRD CO., 81 Bank Place. inulQ
NE AGNOLIA WHISKY-125 bbls, in store,
Iva for sale by HART CO, 1e Tehoup.nules.t jAus
RsEEF TONGUES-25 boxes in store and for
D sale by HART co ~ TchoupoliHs jana
NATS-2O00 bags st. Louis, in store and for
W sale by NJ DALEY. IS TchoupitouIas ianlO
HDEACH BRANDY--4O bbls and 90 oetayes,
toy .als BY [n2sl y. H coELER. no Common street
SOAP R0SIN-1S50 bbls Nos l, 2 and 8,
= toE ssls by A pELAGRAvEa CO. II Magazine das
SALT-For sale, to arrive, Liverpool Salt,
~ assorted, by 1T, ROBINSON, - Bank Place. dis
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

u siiliEsHAM. n n TuEhBuhb. = - = d
THYURNBULL & CO., Successors to - ~ y
Brewster Co,,} CsrrisEs Repository, No. ne
isysr street. New Orleans chasss Hotel Every do''
O. Carriage made to oTdsr-
B. B. K TURNBuLL, rufae,srers, yewafk Nj 9l1dAw
MTEWARK, MI. ,SADDLERg Ware 6SsySa
IN Houss.-ANDREw G. BULL CO., No. II Cana III
set EeworlsaHl b.wssn Camp sES SsSt;]He
have ooutiapy nEo ssszFs4 Q. saads
pas NartfnSIss Trunks Whpz FkTnk, Rassss ana tfia
Iaths Hosskar DDIEs' Td0i4 TAIang Of avery do
scription, a. No. II CANAL STREET 1, y,,,Y oa
lgdSA eFI'pSN =. 100 ~ -,
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tain sil the matter thon the sheet VIII be enlarged
rxRNs For copy of Gong 8fobc,i yr, So co
When taken for 8 less time the price viii be Fifty
cents month For the Congrcssi anal Globe and
Appendix during the cornisg seSion- $500
cannot be readily obtsined. / will send cop
les for s.. 4 for s u: and SO ON at thai za.e
For Tuesday sCongress;onal Globe, yesr, 500
For six months = s. 90
Subscriptions for ies than six months viii rot bo
received. Orders for the Congressional Globe AND
Appendix. or for Tuesdays Cong grcssioual Globe,
should be here by The tb of December to secure all
the numbers The Daily Globe is now in tho
course of publication aud will be sent from the
day subscription reaches here
An order for any OF the papers must be accom-
panied by the money for it else the paper vii not
be sent. Bank notes current where subscriber re-
sides will be received at par desire 10 employ
Agents. Who can produce good reccommenda.ions,
to obtain Subscribers .IouS II. RTyEs.
Washington City, November p, 1861
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1Hag RnP1@G1AGao@ O0yRaAneas

faNHE UNION SAFE i---TIiREE CHEER;
4 FOR AMERICA IRE CHEaP CORNER TIT
UaPUANT .-W c take this method of Informing tn,
public in general and the citizens of CurweEs, lille
and vicinity in particular. that we have received
onr usual large and varied selection of E'zH a1ia
Wtsfsr Go0ds- suited to the wants OF every. man.
wcman end child in the connlunity. And. .ame
have 70 hesitation in saying, that purchasers will
ind II greatly to their advantage to call and exam
inc our stock before parchasing elsew here.
Our stock consists, in part, of Ladies' Dress
Goods in great variety: such as plain black, fancy
silks Turk sains. berege delains, black and fancy
AlpacaS. plain and plaid Ginghams. Manchester
and Domestic Ginghams. Calcoes of every style,
and quality. at prices ranging from up to i5cts.
Black. blue. and brown French and English
cloths plain black doeskin and fancy cassincres-
Ablack. blue. brown and green sattnets.
Checks, tiekings, hannels, muslins. toweling. ho-
siery. gloves. shirts read made clothing, dc. dc
Carpeting and floor oil cloth. window and wall
paper I'd boidering. and oiled W indow shades
shoes of all descriptions for ladies. misses and
children, together with large assortment of
Mems and boys hats, caps boots and shoes.
hardware. planes. &C. Glassware, Queensware
Cedar and Willow ware corn brooms. &C.. &c.
Also. large assortment Of Fresh Groceries viz ::
Rio Cetfee Imperial, \. II. and Black teas n. o.
sugar, crushed and loaf sugar. New Orleans and
Syrup molasses clarified and cider Vinegar, &c.
Rosin and Fancy soaps: sperm. star and mould
candles. All of which will be'soltl in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the cheap Corner Store of
PATTON & NIPPLE.
yrprr-a,.S-iIIo Nn-arnher
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Court affff0irH.
DECEMBER TERM, 1851

TRIAL LIST.
Jane Hunter IS J. a. T Hunter.
John Patchin VS. Josiah Lanbourn
James G laher VS. Burgunder & BrickleY
jeremiah Moore vs. Tnomas Martin. E-s-
George " Shof VS. Robert Lytle.
George W. Shof VS. I.ytle & liou.z.
John Siberts rs Nose: Pearcc
Philip Antes vs. Bigler Reed
Samuel Caldwell vs. NJ Stevenson
Tuckne7 < Heisher John Sites.
Oscar T. Moore VS. 0. P. Wilder
c. F. Remand VS. John Sodier.
eenjanin Conicy rs William II. Dugan
Thomas Craven vs Robert Pennington.
JaInes Curley V James Gunsaus
c. T Renaud Is John Nedier Z BoTssaiot
George ". Carter rs Snyder & Large.
Connell Frederick IS Henry Grow.
J. : J. Hey:tz IS Abraham Bscrs
George gill Us homaz Hoit
Michael OUiZic IS Jno. { james ~. Leonard.
J. J ". Leonard. use OF 7. Leonard vs. N Quigie
Peter Dickerson Us i ogals & Brothers
John Erymire vs. Peter Lalnm-
Kelley & Dickerson vs. H. b Miller
II. r. Miller VS. Kelley & Dickerson
IL. T. Miller VS. }. ". Kelley.
same same.
Irwin Hileman ys Tsaae Price
Philip Antes VS. 81. L. Reed
Tcrbett, Crane, et a ys Alexander Caldwell
Samuel Mexican ys James y Dixon. rf
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ShEkiFFS SALES.-Ey virtue of sundry
- writs of vcrditoni expenss, issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Clearfieid county, and
to ME directed. viii be exposed TO public sale, at
the Court House. in the Borough OF Clesr1eio, rn
Monday the 18th day of December. lSJt ct 10 oi-
CLOCK A. NJ, the following described real estate q
All the right, title interest and claim OF abraham
Lounsbury of in and to certain tract Of land s;u-
ate In Bradford ownship Clearfeld county, bound
ed by lands of Michael Fink, Geo Hoover and 9TH
ers containing one hundred acres more or less,
having two story log house erected thereon, and
about nine acres cleared. being the same tract Of
lani defendant bought Of Levi Huber. Seized,
taken IN execution and to be sold the property
| of Abrah. m Lounsbury.
ALso-All the right title, interest and claim of
William q. Butler, of in and certain tract of
land situate in Morris township, Clearfeld county,
bounded on the east by Moshannon Creek on the
south by lands of NJ MINI and said creek on the
west and north by lands of Blanchard and lands of
Swartz. containing about zoo acres more or less
being part OF two large surveys in the name of
Christian Musser and VIM g. Rutier--un,n proved
or timber land. Seized, taken in execution and
TO be sold as the property of William q. Butler
AIso-All the right. title. interest and claim Of
DAME, M- Dugan, OF in and to certa in tract Of
land situate in Boggs township, Clearfeld county.
containing 10 acres. adjoining lands of James For
rest or the west, VIM James the south, Jno. Mil
ler on the east asd the Erie Pike the north with
q small frame dwelling house. a frame carpenter
shop, and n small plank stable thereon erected,
with about acres cleared. Seized. taken in exc
cution and TO be sold the property of Daniel NJ.
Dugan. WILLIAM POWELL Sheriff
Sherifs Office. Ciearfeld, Nov. Is, ls54.-ts
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THE uUsIcAL WORLD FoR 1855.

Terms. linrariably in advanced $500
Two comics 500
Five COMES Iooe
ISDUcENENrs
The choice of two of the following musical
portraits engraved on steel. neatly mailed on
roller. designed the nmsResusesat Of a Cgttery
of MusiezI Portraits 10 be hung around every
family piaro
HESRlETTE sOSTAG, S. LIST,
.. BEETHorzS, g. scHUaASN,
3. WEBER. 9 SCHUBERT,
4 sESpr1ssoEs. s. WALLACE
Of thcso portraits that Of the lamented Madame
Sontag is surprisingly fne and particularly TO be
commended Each - subscriber on mailing his
subscription will please to state what two portrai
he chooses. TO CLUB Subscribers. and 70 all per
sons rot sending their subscriptions directly 20
this Office but subscribing through agents we can
only afford from the great reduction OF terms TO
give the choice Of but portrait. s.
II-FREsu MrsiC-four pages every week
which can be detached from the reading matter.
is PACED separately and can be bound nj the end
OF the volume. forming choicc miscellaneous col
lection of pieces for one, two. three and four
voices; polkas mazurkas. walt1es; music for the
guitar. flute, violin. harp music for young peeple;
sacred music. for Voice, melodeon and organ. ] his
music alone. costs the proprietor annually SL7nn.
and is worth 10 every subscriber al leas. 500.
setting aside the advantage Of its variety mud its
superiority rs the very pick OF all the new music
Published
IIT.-IxsrRCcTIvE MCsIcAL REAnISG oinbrac-
ing a weekly-condensed budget of news from all
parts of the world; musical storics Biographies,
etc; musical essays, criticisms &C.,
IV.--ESTERr GENERAL REkrISG: COM
prisng original transatons from tho French and
German selections from new books and psriodi-
Gals also interesting original contributions
The Musical Wcrd is delivered without extrs
charge to New York and Brooklyn subscribers.
any persons sending club OF five subscribers
shall receive copy OF the paper for year end
his choice of one of the above engravings.
All new subscriptions will be entered for the
first of January. 1879 but the portraits row ready
wits,e sent Immediately 10 those first Subscribing
Any of our old subscribers whose year does rot
expire till after the FIRST of January 1885, can al
so have their choice of two of these portraits by
sending their subscription year in adyauce Of
such expiration.
GIcEARr SToRRs WiLTIs
Editor and proprietor, 257 broadway, \. Y.
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LIST OF TRAVERSE Jurors.

John Schof. farmer Beccaria.
homas hyier, farmer, Morris.
Robert owaris, farmer. Morris.
Joseph Showalter. farmer. Morris.
amos Reed, farmer, Pike ...
John WEIGH. farmer Pike.
Peter Mays, farmer, Pike
John Miles. farmer, Ferguson.
y " Shimmel. farmer, Boggs
Henry Irwin. farmer, Lawrence.
j b. Barmoy. lum herman. Coviuytor.
Joseph Irwin, farmer. Lawrence.
Arthur Bell, farmer, Bell.
John j. Read farmer, Lawrence.
Thomas Hewitt. farmer Huston.
= u. Goodfellow. lumberman. Lawrence.
Philip Chambers, farmer. Huston.
\. ;. Leonard. farmer Goshen.
Daniel Hartsock- farmer. Brady
Jsmes Albert. farmer Decatur
George. w. Long. innkecper, Brady.
Jacob AXE. merchant Burnside
William Brisben. farmer. Brady
Samuel Bliss, farmer, Burnside.
John " Nelson,. farmer. Brady
Anthony Hile, fsrrer Penn.
Daniel bishei, farmer Brady.
John Laborde- Jr., farmer Union.
heuhen Caldwell, farmer, Jordan
Frederick Hollopeter. farmer. Union
William Anies. farmer Bradford
John Hare. farmer, Union.
John Peters. farmer. Brad ford -
Peter LabTode. (of John3 farmer. Union.
William n. Nsigley. farmer Bradford :.
Abraham Dyers- tanner. Woodward,
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Il cEMOVAL.-BOKER. BROTHERS & JONES.
IA No. I5S L 100 N iRKET Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Importers and Manufacturers of CRY ant Eastern
nlaie BOOTS and SHOES. also every variety of
French and English Shoe I.astings. Patent Leath-
er Kid aud Calf skins Shoe Laces Gallons, Bind
ings &c. &C.. suitable for manufacturers
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and Silk Bon
nets. Leghorn Panama and Palm Leaf Hats. Eng
ltsh. French and Ametican Artificial Flowers. Oil
Silk. Straw Trimmings. &. &C.. &c.
Having removed to Store No. I5S i 100
Market Street below 5th South side up stairs. we
invite your attention to our large and varied Stock
Of Straw Goods. Boots and Shoes, which are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales
All our Gnods being exclusively of di-
rect importation and Manufacture, we feel conf
dent that facilities such that can offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed by any house in the country.
BOXER. BROTHERS JONES
Nov s, i654.-'y. Phiia kstpiia
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LIsT nF GEANE LrRoRs

Ssraael Robson, carpenter. Boggs
John 5 Brooks, mer. .Torjeu.
Charles Sloan, justice OF peace. Bo2es
Robert johnson. farmer. Jordan.
J.. ". Munson. farmer Boggs
Richarh Danvcr farmer Penn
Henry WetZel, farmer. Bell.
Charles Shof, farmer, Penn.
James IL. Fleming. carpenter Curw.Dsviiic
John Dressler. Jr farmer, Union.
Hugh krise, ia mer, Union.
Elias Henderson, farrc-, Lawrence.
John Moore. guIsiniih
John kayhorne, farmer. Morris
William T.. NJ rrell. farmer, Morris
Samuel Wilson. farmer. Bradford
James Ounsalus, farmer. karthals
..ohn Iuiich, cahinetInaker, Ciearheld
Asa Young. farmer, Huston.
William Feath, carpenter. Burnside
Tolbert Dale, farmer. Brady
VI. johnson. farmer Brady
Schooiy Scott. farmer. Wood ward
George Ross farmer. Pike
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iC-It IS feared that the result of the Elec-
ton in New York has proved rnfavorable, but
the result Of ar examination OF JAS. B. GRA-
HANS splendid assortment OF fall {: winter
goods ct his store in Grahampton, will prove
highly satisfactory. Call and try it.
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SALL AND SEfTLE.--All persons having
~ unsettled acconnts with the andersigned are
requested TO call anu settle the same she wishes
TO close up her individual business Attention to
this will save costs. ELIZA IRWIN
November %, l854-3t
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ATTENTIoNLuMBERMEN.-THE

= i 4 I
N MAINE COMP. LANDS ARE NOW FOR
SALE-1he subscriber offers for sale the following
Tracts of Land situated on, and near The Clearied
Creek in CIearfield county Pa, to VITA tract
warranted to Luke Morris containing rs acres
and Is ps. tract. warranted to Joseph Helland
containing 433 acres, l53 ps. tract, warranted
to Robert Grey. containing 433 acres, los ps
tract warranted to John Bringhurst. containing
429 acres. I53 ps. tract. warranted to Sarah
Ward" containing 435 acres, l53 ps. tract
153 ps A tract warranted to Moor Wharton, con-
tanning 433 acres l53 ps. a part Of tract, war
ranted TO Geo. Ashton. containing PIG acres.
These Lands are too we'll known to the uInber
men of Clearfeld County. TO render description
OF them necessary-it may be safely said that il is
decidedly the best body of pine lands in CIea--
field County.
For terms. &C., apply 10
EDW. SHOEMAKER,
Ehensbnrg, Cambria Go.
Se5,fernbsr d 1851
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NfAR IN AMERICA-not against foreign
w nations, but against high prices and impo-
sition. Il. X. WEIGH. has just returned from tho
city with splendid new Stock of IBID and Silver
Watches, open and hunting-cased, gold chains,
kept by Jewellers.
His assortment has been selected with great care
and caution, and will be eheefully submitted TO
the inspection OF all who may give him call
TERMS CASH IOct. 4, 1854.
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G2-All lovers of good oysters, sardines, &c,
shoud call at the new Restaurant, in the base
ment of Hemphili's Hotel, where our friend
CHARLEY GREAFr, viii be delighted to accom-
modate them. Charley's sound on the ssgoose
question" See Card, in another column.
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REGISTER, NOTICE

i 2 EGISTER' NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
B Z given. that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed cf
record in this office for the inspection of heirs leg
atees creditors and all others in any other way in
terested and will be presented to the next Orphans
Court of Clearield county. to be held at the Court
House in the boro of Cleareld on Tuesday the Sth
day of Dec. next. for confirmation and allowance ::
l. Partial account of james Willy. administrator
Of Joseph Willy. deceased. for settlement
2. The final account of D. W Moore, adnnstra-
tor. de bonis of Jonathan Anes deceased.
3. The final account Of Margaret y ees, admins
tratrix OF Miles Hartsock deceased.
4 The account benjamin Spackman. Guardian
af Martha Jane Welch. minor child of James and
Mary Welch. for settlement
5 The account of Mar ,aret Nees. Guardian Of
minor children OF Miles Hartsoek. deceased for set
tleinent WM PORTER.
Registers Office, Nov. p 81. Register.
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VNOCST VERyON HOUSE.-No. % North
ivH Second ST. Philadelphia The undersig gncd
having leased the above well known House. which
has been RENOVATED AND RE-uopELED THROUGH
have ust opened for the reception of visitors.
The furniture is all new. and has been selected
with care from Henkles well known establishment
in Chcsnut Street and is of the latest and most
fashionable style,
The location for Merchants and others coming
to the city is convenient, being in the eontre of
business.
Their friends in Clcarfcld respectfully soli-
cited 10 give them call D BLAIR,
I. l.. BARRETT.
Aug. 80. 1854. Proprctors.
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1ySinc- the resl.it . he eleetio- las sscu-
red IT, sit.tr Of Jae coVat7y, our citizens can
siud ..-:e - devote their attention more exclu-
Sivcly 20 business. To those desiring to pur-
Chase goods, Mrs. ELIZA IRWIN & Sous, offer
desirable inducements at their new store in
New Washington.
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4 z. NELSON ~ CO., would respectfully in
ees form the cieizeEs of Morris township and ai-
Joining country that they have just arrived with Il
large assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
ware. Queenswarc, Doots and Shoes Hats and Caps
Clocks Looking glasses Confeetionaries, Medicines
Oils. Paints, Iinwarc, and alother articles usually
kept IN country store. which they are determined
10 sell low for cash. country prsduce. or Lumber
MorIis Towrship. Novem ber |. 1854.
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September 2j. 1851
rEyIMBER LAND FOR SALE.-1ho sub

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.-1ho sub
a scribers having purchased all the lands be
longing to Hardmau Philips. situated la Clearield.
Cambria AID Centre counties, comprising some of
the best timber lands in those counties, offer them
forslc in lots TO suit purchasers az reasonable pri-
ces and terms Of payment. All oner information
respecting th cnI. viii be furnished by VIM Bag
shaw or David Hough, at lhilipsburg or Josiah ".
Smith. Cearfcld GEO. ID. NJ ORGAN & CO.
Scptcn Der -, IS54.-3r.