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, 1854-11-18
List of Letters Remaining In
Office at Olympia.

Arlington, 7 S, Babcock, Branard 2, Brown,
Marcus ], Burt Russell /. Burns, Edward /, Bell
WIN / Been, George l, Bernsa, VIM ], Bosworth, H
S !, Bailey, VIM l.
Clanghiin VIM /, Carr. WIN l, Chase, l, crom.
well, ] @ L Comurous, V B l, Cotton, Oscar l.
Decker, n HI, Davis, Thomas l. Dis Staff6ra !
Doty, James l, Faucett W H2, Frost, Morris l, Fee
Henry /, Frazier, James l.
Grant, David l, Gould, John Hompay, Popkin 2
Hamlin, Nathaniel l. Hill, Mary /, Hitchcock, Mil
ton l Homer, Mr. / Kingsbery, G II /.
Lowell, A l, Libbey, Samuel 1, Martino, Antonio
/, McLueas, Vim /, Musser, A A !, McCer, Miss Joe
hama /, Mccullough, Isaac l, McMullen, Mird L.
johnson, W H Capt L Jones, Edward A l, Jamison
James /, Jane, veazey l, Jones, Paul l.
Perkins W /, Poshlyn, Erastus l, Perry, Jesse !
Park, z 1, Pooler, Lewis c l, Phelps, Arthur
Perrin; Lewis l, Pitkn, George Z l, Robson, R
l, Raul, John |. E-. ~. n.
Snmner, Clement W l, Smith, samuOl l, Shu
Phillip 2, Stewart, Nathaniel l, Stewart Joseph
Stewart Alexander l. Smith, John A l, Stewart, Eli
"a l, Shdmore, A l.
Thomas; John S !, Thomas James l, Thomson, L
P l, Temple, WK2.
Wilson, James l, Woods. q WI, Walker, Samuel
2, Wilson, Mrs !, Williams, James l. Wright, John
G l, Welsher Benjamiv 2, WelsheT Lewis o /. walas
Gl.
Olympia. ont IS. ls5tb
, 1854-11-18
Pugst Sound shlpping Report.

ARRIVED.
NOV. l5zsteahaer Majof TomPElna, Hunt, SO hours
from Victoria and intermediates ports with freight and
passengers 10 John H. Scranton. b. -si7T =
Nov l7-Brig Chansey. at steilacoom. ea-
l5-Bark Sarah Warren, Cove. at Olympia .,
I2-lIn port Victoria. v. l.. steamer Beaver from Q
trading post in Nootka Sound. $40 rtlfr
sAILEB.-Noy. 1t-Brig Merchantman, GilrOy
I,4I = vEssELs LOADING N TIE SOUND. % 'ir
Brig . D Wolf, At StellacO6m, with lumber. Z"
Bark Rio Grand wit lumber AZ Seattle fi pa
Brig Geo. Emery II Henderson Bay
Ship Mason at Port Gamble. id9r '.f ~ 70
Bark Brontes uf Port Gamble qsi yf7i f'a
Bark Mary Melviile at Penn's COEe.iii1 " ili.l77f
, 1854-11-18

81 Ma. CoRNELIus begs to announce that an ex.
animation Of his pupils will be held at the School
room on Friday, 18th inst The parents Of the pupils
and other friends Of education respectfully re-
quested 10 attend The classes will be opened at one
O'clock.
Olympia, Nov. H. 1854.
, 1854-11-18
Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCAKTY episcopal ChurcL) will
preach In Olympia on the first Sabbath OF every
month at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, ?. N.
Rev. g. r. WuIrwORTH (Pr,sbyterian church, will
preach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbaths
Of every month, at II O'Clock, A.. N, and O'Clock
p. NJ.
, 1854-11-18
New Goods! New Goods

GEORGE 4 Co.. have on hand and are recev ing
" per bark Harriet Thompson and schooner
"Willmantc," full supply Of Groceries, Flour, Ii
quors and Indian trade, which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms. Call and try EN-.
Alki, Dawampsh Bay, October Is, '54-n5-3w
, 1854-11-18
SALT! SALT!!

ON hand and for sale at the store Of Samuel c.
" Allen, next door % G. A. Barnes store, 100 tons
Hawaiian sat, manufactured at Puloe Salt Works. to
be disposed Of at Wholesale or otherwise at moderate
rates The attention Of those engaged IN the Salmon
fishery is invited TO an inspection 81 the article.
oly@pis July ss issc l7a
, 1854-11-18
Wanted.
THE PUGET MILL CO.,

IIAvE an excellent engine Lathe, OF % In. swing,
II in operation, under charge Of an experienced
machneist and engineer who viii execute orders in
his line, in superior style and finish, with dispatch
ALSO .. .s.r
Blaeksmlthing and Shipsmlthing, by good me-
chanic, done at short notice, Apply 10
.. J.P. KELLER, Agent.
Teekalet, W, 7.
supply Of Provisions Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Hardware, Nails Doors, Window Glass,
&c. constantly on hand by the Puget Mill Co. at Tee
kalet, Hoods Canal, between which place and San
Francisco several vessels are running regularly.
March ~ 1854. 92d o.a1 - lirfEt
, 1854-11-18
Education.

ITO meet the wants of adults Mr.. CORNELIUS will
l. on Monday, Oct. ?, open an evening class com.
mencing with the principles and practice Of Arithme
tic. Attendance on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Fridays at O'Clock, Pm.
Olympia, Sept 80, 1854.
, 1854-11-18
Caution.

/ would hereby caution any one against buying OF
i trading for note Of hand for $500, 1.-TWO hun.
dred doars,) given by me to VIM. =. Wels-due
Sept. last, as it has been settled.
vO. HoUGH.
Oct Z 1854
, 1854-11-18
STUART's EXPRESS

For UftgOn, UallIOflIu, Inc AIIanIlt Nuts Hhu
EUROPE,
(coSNEcTING WITH STEAMER BELLE AT NoNTICELLo)
viii close on Saturday the 18th inst, at o'clock
Pm. Treasure received until o'clock, P. M.-packa.
ges and letters at the latest moment. once at Par
ker's, A. B, STUART.
, 1854-11-18
Fishermen AhOy!

TUST RECEIVED on consignment per brig Cyclops
y first rate Cod or Salmon Seine, 600 by so feet
corked and loaded, and ready for USE
Also q supply Of Cod and MAckerel hooks and lines
and other fishing aparatus. Carpenters and Coopen
tools, and other articles sent out a. smples.
The whole will be offered cheap for cash by
KENDALL co.
Olympia Sept. 2, 1854. 521
, 1854-11-18
Notice.

Territory OF Warrington,
King county,
To the Sheriff Of said county, Greeting;
IN The name Of the United States, you are hereby
i commanded to summon Leonard N. Felker II he
be found in your county to be and appear before the
Dsctrict court TO be begun and holden at Seattle in
the aforesaid county Of King and Territory Of Wash
lngton on the 23d day Of October next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to answer unto William Webster In civil &C
tOn; aso that he appear and file his answer with the
clerk Of said court within fifteen days from the sev
Ice Of this summons, or Judgment win be rendered
against him by default.
And Of this writ make legal service and due return
iF Given under my hand and to which af-
SEAL. ix my own private seal. (there being no
official seal provided this 18th day Of
July, 1854.
d. 8. MAYNARD,
Clerk Of District court for King county, W. 7.
July is. 1884 n45-l2.
, 1854-11-18
NEW ROOKS.

STUART has Just received a supply Of new books,
| - Magazines, Periodicals, papers &c. His office is
at Parkers.
/ Oct. Z, 1854.
, 1854-11-18
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT


coRREcTSD WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. IL, IsJi.
PrONil lns- GrOcciIrs--
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
MATCHEs! NlATCHEsil

JOHg DONNELLE, Manufacturer and htcoior
Of SAFETY Patent Sqpure tprigh Wood Boa
Mtchcs-No. IO6 North Fourth Street, l1iorc
Rmc,) P,Hadciphd..
NJATCllES having btcOme an indispensable ar
lNk ticle il housekeeping the subscriber sfter a
great sucritfe of time nidmoncy. is enabled to Of
fer to the public an artice at once combining NIL
itvaid CAoa,aess. Theinvontor knowing tho dan.
ger alprchclded on nrcount Of the lmsey manner
in which Witches are generally packed in.paper
has 5y the aid of New Steam Machinery of his
owninvcntbn, succeeded in getting up a SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT WOOD BOX =
this box is preferable, tasmuch thatit occupies no
NOR room Than tho old round wood box, ma cgR-
iai,s at ieait ttco hmtcd per cent more Matches,
whi,h to Slippers j. considerable advantage it is
entirely new and seizure against moisture and
spontaneous combustion, and dispels all danger on
transportation by meals Of Railroad, Steamboat OF
any other mode of Conveyance.
these Matches are packed so that one gross OF
moe may be SHIPPED Ioiny part Of the World with
perfect safety. They are the most desirable arti-
cle,fo home CONSUMPTION, and the Southern and
Wsstern Markets tlut have ever been invented.
DEALERS and SHIPPERS, will do well to call
anl examine for themselves.
ts~ These Bdi,Lcs ur lYARRANTED to b,
suJ,rior 10 anytlirj hrctfore o6ered 10 the public
JOHN D0NNEIlY, ll6 north 4th st., Phila.
December 13. ls5i-4m
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ni virtue mlr write or lHm raHr.. I.uaI
- ui uI ihu Cont . rummHu ulpHr. lIm.
ho'l county H1d n mu directed. vII h EXPOSED
in WI'Ic aDIU. ut ihD Court huu.r in rImffpI. un
Mond.N ihu lsihd0y vi Dec. ls5t. nt in O'Clock
A, w. iho following do.rihrd real estates
All The right tioo interest aud clnm OF Ahm
hnm l0W.lufy uiiu Hul tD certain imetal land
l.tmt u Gmdlurl township Cloardrd county.
bounded Wy laud VI Michael Fink, Gcorrc Hoover
nnd Nhrrs containing uuo hundred acres moro ur
lrs, nyluE two ttuy og house erected thereon
and thout nine uune cleared, being tho same tract
OF 'ud defendant bought of Levi Imblu. Seized.
tnkot ln execution and 90 be- sold as the propcrl,
of Abraham lounsmry
hsu-Al the light title interest and claim of
William q. Butler of in aud 10 o certain tract of
land Htnotc In Morris township, Clcarhch county,
bounded ON the east by Moshaunu Crook ON the
south by lands Of M'Miu uuI said creek. ON the
WeH and north bylunds Oft Blanchard, and lands of
oWarih containing about two hundred acres. moro
or less being part Of two prgor surveys In the
name Of VWistan Muascrmt WIN. q. Butcr-un-
improved or timber land Seized, taken n cNccu-
i,on ana to be sold as the property Of William g.
Butler
Also-All the light title, interest and claim of
Daniel NJ. Dugun of in and to certain tract Of
land situate IN Boggs township, Clearlcld county,
containing ten acres adjoining land, of James
Forrest ON the west Wm james on thosouth. Juo.
Miller ON the east and the Erie Pike on thcnorth,
with small tramo dwelling house, frame cnr-
ponff shop, and small plank stable thereon
elected with about two acres cleared. Seized.
taken in execution, aud to be- sold as the property
ofDrnicI NJ. Dugan.
WILLIAM POWELL, Slc,f6
. Sderin'' Office Clcaricd, Nov, 10, lNI.-tc.
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1lti. titt.sI
MR lNIIrl rnnnrR. Rnn m

'.. I.'''N. WnDN WturuUuu. mas irrr A
.'Wh iIHNuN fO rUr Uuutp INms
''..' ". WHIu W tiHumyii.n, asa iu,a Tina
,'. gov fn'mnHWH UHs11.s. w.fiYw Nj, Hl,'nJ
HN.'h. NT g. ~ b1If. .Hr.af.. u uHI a8rIa,YfL.
n'.ai H' hhn'al iw.HHn, proraior
ln N.l Nr."u" uial ugu. DUl conditions ID. q cor.
'''h "n' " .0'r sh.u'd 1gnu.. those fearful dscns-
'.. sumption nIhouDhilis Asthma Coughs. Colds.
anu "lN'r alli0uou. of The Lunga which arise
irum iHo exposed state ,f tho chv.t. urrar},ny p,
yoWt"t and ihn continual changes of our climate.
"lhp Protector" although bat rcrcnty ntodp.
ced into America making rapid progress through
lhe United States The Cauudas, South America.
and the West indies Il has for q long time been
staple article in England and ON the continent ug
Europe while 20 has grown In many countries 70
the position of nm article of dress
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any Eng
ush resident In your vicinity of his knowledge Of
he henrhrial effects of wearing the Protector ,rik-
"" recourse 10 doctor7Rg ofny kind The cost Of
wearing these articles is mere tribe, and one will
last soiue years. No one who values the health Of
himself or his family will be without hem. The
Hospitals in this country are not alone recommen-
dmg them butmpidly introducing them. Harcourt,
Bradley ~ Goa Of London, and Manchester, Eng-
land, were originally entrusted with the manuiac-
turc Of the PROTECTORS, by the lumcnlod Dr. Cooper
and continue TO manufacture according to his oriy-
mat instructions. and therefore recommend tho,
who would wear "Iho Protectors" to see 10 their
being genuine
Remember this is Ia staple article, and no Patent
Medicine.
EErAm PmcEs.-Gent's size, 81 80 each. La.
ulcs sAo 100 each. Bows and Misses size. 75ct.
HABCOURT, BRADLEY q co,
/ 5o Ann St & 1902 Nassau St. New York. e. $.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood st.. Chcapside.
London Mandatory, A Market street, Manchcs-
ter, England.
Il, d. Co. are establishing Dcpots for the sale
or "Ihe Protector in all parts of America. Phy.
icinns, Surgeons, Druggists. Clothiers. Dry Goods
Merchants, llattors and llilmers. also Gentle
mems furnishing Store Keepers are entrusted
Mlh the wholesale and retail distribution of them
and TO whom most liberal terms are offered for
their enterprise, and splendid opportunity opens
to them for safe and profitable business
For terms, apply to
HABCOURT, BRADLEY Il CO..
- Ann street, New York. L. ).
Sept. %, lSjI-8m
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4 Tamu'ns OF tho Ulafl oft rmHyg Aurli
y 'lih 1885, lhe following f0ias and lum.
vtrr adopted, ,ll5
~ 80 per qunrlor i0r each scholar learning Oh
ihoEnphN Reading Writing Davies Primary
Arithmetic, anil Gltt lessons In Geography.
10 90 per quarter for each hs,h0ur pursuing other
English smlics
% on per qmrlpr lur each scholar Learning Lat
In mol Crook or either. with on without Englth
BRANCHES.
~ OU per quarter for Frcnch-cylm.
No deduction made from bills except IN cnsos Of
protmtcd Illness
Tho second quarter commences ON the 2Oh ol
November lSJL aud will end on tho 10th of Fb.,
l'oj, lowing one week olNacatiou about Christ
mas.
The dove Institution isuow fully organized with
male oul female Departments under the charge of
Mr. ant Mr.. Campbell.
The Trustees having procured competent and
experienced Teachers, and having put the mtc. of
Wluonrcry low compared with similar schools.
conbdptly recommend the Academy to the pat.
ronugeur the public.
RICHARD SHAW, Prcs'to Of the Board.
MENALLN, Secretary
Cloaficld, August 80, 1854
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I'M Vi pdII lunn Ior Dombrr Trm. Mn

h.wuo Im sMur Imnr
N. I'omrt ttHr rm. %. ar#H.
Farmer JUurN -hUuu'i.r Imm.
p.s lmu Road lurm. john W.l,h Tr
m0r Potter N0yl nm.r
iuVruu..l0m N.lp.. nmcr
Buvga-G. w. -bmmUI, Imm
L0rWCr Horny Irwin. lwr. lus Irwin
Fam"r John J Nwd Farmer. "a. b. Goud0g.
Tow, lumhormnn.
tnr'Hg'ou..-,l. b. Hnm.u Mmh.Hmau.
hH-Arthur Bell Farmer
HusinB,- Thomas Hewitt rlmori rhiIp Cham
bcr, Farmer.
GoshH,-A. s, Leonard, Farmer
Byodg.-Dauiel llar.oclU Farmer, q. w. Long.
lnukccpcri William Bri,bcu, Farmers John W.
Nelson, Famcri Daniel Rahc Farmer
Deraiur-Jamcs Albert, Farmer
BuyuFida--Jacob Axe, Merchant, Samuel Bliss.
Farmer.
Pcnn-Authony lIilc, Farmer
imoH-lohn Lobordc ir., Farmcr Frederick
llolopctcr, Farmer John Hare, Furmur: Peter
Lnborde (of john Farmer
Jord0H-Rcuben Caldwell, Farmer.
Br0aiord-Willam Antcs, Farmer John Pc
ters Farmer William *. WrigIey Farmer
Uoodcori-Abmham Bycrs, Farmer.
October, 2T, lSjI-tc
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RECISTER,S NOTICE-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the fol
~ lowing accounts have been examined and
passed by me, and remain filed of record in this
once for the inspection of heirs, legatues credit
ors and all others in any other way interested.
and viii be presented to the next Orphans Court
of Cearield county, to be held nj the Court House
IN the borough of Clearied on Tuesday the 18TH
day of December next for confirmation and al
lOWauce:
lsL The account Of James Wiley. Administrator
Of Joseph Wiley, deceased.
I'd. The final account Of D. W. Moore, de. Joais
aon., oiJoHathan r. Ancs deceased
Sd. The account of benjamin Spackmau. Guar
dian of Martha Jane Welch, minor child Of James
and Mary Welch, deceased
ith. The account Of Margaret Noes Admins
lrauiN Of Miles llartsock. late of the Borough of
lgurwensvile deceased
9TH. The account Of Margaret Nees Guardian Of
Poe minor children Of Miles IIartsock deed.
WM PORTER Rey'r
I. Registers Office Nov. 22. 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

AMES B. GRAHAM, having resumed the Mer
~ camille butness at his old stand irtrahuluton
announces to Ii old customers and tB public gen
orally, that ha has just received at bis stand IN
the above naurd place, large and Ecll selected
assortment Of lall and Winter Goods,,oussting Of
almost every Necessary article. and now fully
prepared to accommodate all who m,y favor him
with their patronage lie respectfully inyitcst
those who maywish to purchase to ed and exam.
inc hi, stock.
Grahamton, November %, 1SJL-tf-pd
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BtNk NOTICE.

WE thesubssrbcs intend TO make application
w tothencxi legislature of thc Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania foIau act Of Assembly 10 incorpo
rate a Banking Company, with banking and Dis
counting privileges to be called The "ClegTIeld
Bank and locatco 30 the borough IF Dlear6cld.
with q capital stock f slono00.
A. X. Wright, G. fatzo.. El.is Irwin, J. T. Wea
yer, John Patton, j. ". smith, j. d. McEualiy
JAS T. Leonard. Giaurt Shaw Jas. 2. Graham.
Jonathan Bayutyu.
june %, lsj4.-Gm
@ The harrisburg Union, VIII publish She
above one month. aul send hIl to ih.s "lee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Eingshury in the Common Pleas OF
PES. Clcarfeld county. Ne. III
VIM. C. Yomkins. September term, l,jl
Summons in eicctment for Joe acres of land
part Of tract no. 1929, in Huston township, Clear.
field county, beginning at beech north 100 per.
ches west lO7 and nine tenth rods south GO rods
east So and nineteenth rods, north 60 rods to post
aud east p rods to begiuung-to compel payment
olVurchase money.
hnd now, Goth September, 1854, on motion OF
W. A. Wallace, Esq, Plaintiff Attorney the
Court grant an order ON Defendant to appear and
plead TO the writ in this case on or before the lst
day Of December term, 1854, or Judgment, and
order its publication. BY the Court
WM. PORTER. Prothy.
Prothonotary's Office, Oct. %, lSj4.-tc.
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OYSTER sATDON.

WNHE subscriber announces ttthe citizens oftht
4 Borough Of Clcuricll and the public gencr
ally, that he has opened an OYSTER SALOON il
Hemphilps cellar on Marat street. Clearled Pa.
where he will keep constantly onhand, fresh Oys.
tors of the best quality. From hislong experience
in the business, he expect to h able to serve
them up in such manner Is will suit the tastes
Of ALL His table will also be supplied with Ale
and other drinks. The public are uspectiully in
vitcd to give him call. CHARLES GRAF.
November 10, lS54.-tE
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Frederick Zeiglerl In the Common Pleas OF
rg, .iIcurirlt county, No. Ji, Sep
Jacob Curlus. temher term, 1884.
Summons i'm cicctmeut for so acres Of land in
Brady township, Clcarfcld county, beginning at
maple corner of Corey a Kennedy, and bounded
by lands of S. Bickel and Others to compel pay
mcnt of purchase money.
And now, Goth September, 1854, on motion oI
W. A. Wallace Esq, plaintiffs Attorney, tn,
Court grants an order on Defendant to appear and
plead to the writ in this case on or before the LIST
day Of December term, lSji, and order it, public.
alton. by the Court,
WIN. PORTER, Proth'y.
prntbupgtnry-'s Office Oct % 1SJl-tc
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COURT PROCLAMATION

Nv lEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN
w SIDE, E.qo President Judge Of the Court
of ConDon Pleas Of the twenty-ffth Judicin Dis
trict composed of the countie. of ClcnrGrld Don.
tire auaClmton-and the Honorable RICHARD
SHAW and JOHN p. HOYT, Associate JUDGES
in Clephcld county, have issued their prrccpi
hcarin; dntc the wcnty-ffh day Of Sept. last.
to mc Greeted, for the holding Of Court of Com.
mon Peas, Orphans Court Court of Quarter Scs
siona lourt Of Oyer and Tcrmincr, and Court of
Gencr3 Jail Delivery, nj Clcardcld in and loI
Clearipid county, ON the THIRD MONDAY Of
DECblBER next being the 18th day of the
month
iotice is, therefore, hereby given,
To thtCoronor, Justices Of the Peace. and Copsta.
bles, il and for the said county Of ClearRcd IA
appca' in their own proper persons. with thcr
Rolls, Records Inquistious, Examinations. and
other Remembrancrs, to do those things which IA
their dices, and in their behalf pertain to he done
and Jarors aud Witnesses are requested to be then
and there attending, and not to depart without
lcayc.ut their peril.
Gl(IN under my hand, at Clcarfcld, this 18th
DAY Of Dee. in the year Of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred aud fifty four. and the seven.
cnT-ninth year Of American independence.
WILLIAM POWELL, Sh'T
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Tn Trnncllcrs nnd Othcr..

TTNHE subscriber announces 10 the public ihat h.
has taken the well known Tavern Stand iI
Tyrone. Blair county, situate on the Plank kua.
leading directly to the Depot and Is fully prrar
ed to accommodate all who may favor him with d
call. His accommodations for tcamsters are un
surpassed as he has the largest and best stable b.
the place as well MS the largest wagon yard.
He expects hi- old friends and acquaintance it
Clcarfrld county particularly. 90 give BIN a call
and those OF Blair, Centre and Huntingdon, wal
find his house q comfortable home at on times
THOMAS MAYS.
Tyrone, Blair county, Nov. ., ls5A.U
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RORERT n. MII.II

lhOCk AND WATCH MAKER has lust re-
Y ceiyed from New York and Philadelphia. a
Age and splendid assortment tofJEWELRY-con-
f'ng Of Ladies' Gold Breastpius. Mourning Pins,
Q1 Pins, Ribbon Pins Also. Gentlemrn's fine
id Pins. Of different shapes and sizes fine Gold
~ Ring Drops. late style of Jenny Lind Rings
ap Drops, Bracelets. Finger Rings, fine Gold Pens.
an Pencils, Gold Watch Chains. Silver Tee and
70 e Spoons Butter Knives. Sugar Tuncs. and
Ibubles, ladies fine Card Cases, Port Monies.
Nftr Patent Lcrer H,pting Case Watches. from
S4io SOS; Open Front Dctgtehod Lersrs, from 81
to EO: Lopuoy from 10 to SIS; fine Eight Hoy
UFhs,, from s. to SlD fine Good lTgtrb,y, $50
TO IN. An Of which he will warrant for perfect
thug keepers Also. large assortment Of Specto-
clcffob Chains Vest Chains, Guard Chains, Pen
lMiis, Pocket Books. dc.
V5ChS-ei-ht-day and thirty hour Clocks,
faolnall spring Clocks, thirty hour and eight-day
Mu4al instruments, and q great variety of art-
Giles ~ numerous 10 mention, as usually kept by
lrwfrs. All the above mentioned articles war
rnte good. and viii be sold at the lowest profits,
bw hi,ras are Cosh. Za-a Watches. Clocks aud
Jewag, neatly REPAIRED and warranted for oua
year. July 70, 1873.
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IALUABLElEAL ESTATE FOR SALR.

FfW0lots in the 'illage of Kyartown, Morris tp.,
L Clearfold co, having thereon very neat
frame dwelling house store and storehouse, with
other outbuildings, and many other conyeniences
for mercantile purpess Also, another house and
lot well suited for nechanic-also, a farm of one
hundred acres forty acres clear and under fence.
The rest Of the land is well timbcred. Situated
one and half miles fIom Kylartown-also, one
hundred and eighty acre' Of good timber land sit
uatcd within one mile O aid place, and four miles
from the river. All or any part Of said property
will be sold to suit thepurhnsers Persons desi-
ring good and pleasant situation for Laundering
and Mercantile business wll do well to come and
examine the property. For further information
address c. Munson or @. T. Hoop, Eylartown,
Cloarfeld Co., Pa.
KyartOwn Dec. 4, 1S5l-tC
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13

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q y extensive assortment Of new and popular
n books which the undersigned has added TO hi,
Drug Store, embracing a great variety, in part as
follows Theological, Law, Historical, PocuraL
and Miscellaneous Books. together with a general
assortment of School Books, Blank Books, Paysou
& Dmtous Splendid Copy Books. Also, great
variety Of stationary, DC, offered To the public
extremely low.
Books supplied to order onthc shortest notice.
c. D. WATSON.
ClearGcld, Oct, q, 1sjl.-1y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
Estate of James AllpCt, Deceased.

II ETTEBS Testamentary on the estate of JAS,
1 Airport, late of Morris township, iced, hay-
ing been granted to the subscriber, all persons
having any accounts against theTaid deceased will
please present their claims duly authehicated-
and those who know themselves indebted to said
estate win make immediate settlement.
MATILDA ALLPOKT, Ercasrir.
Morris township, Nov. %, lSj4.-0.