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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30
THE MORTALITY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 23.-Nearly the
whole population of Agusta has left, and
the country for miles around is covered
with tents. The fever appears to be increas-
ing, and the excitement is awful. The post
office is closed and the mails delayed, ther
being none to distribute them. No South.
ern papers have been received here since
Monday.
The people of Jacksonville fired into the
steamboat Wetoka, from Savannah, on
the 7lh, while she was passing up the riv-
er, in consequence of their fear of the ie-
YER, and to deter her from stopping.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 23.-The yellew
fever is not very bad here. Several ol
our citizens were attacked to-day.
On Thursday and Friday there were
81 deaths from fever.
SAVANNAH, Sebt. 23.-The inlermenls
Yesterday, in this city, in consequence OF
the yellow fever, were 10. 1t is suppos.
ed that there will be an increase today.
On Thursday, the deaths were only l6,
including 10 from yellew fever. The
deaths during the week were lS9, Of which
1870 were from fever.
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unM nIui-l.n.s Annn,...-

To iho exclusion of several sira5l ,,Va,,
and much other matter prepared or hi, rsrar
we give place 10 The admirable nddru of Goy
niotrh TO iho People of rennul,is. and hasten
70 lay % before our readers IN advance of out n.,
~ aay oi publication We true, MO man i'm o,,
county viii cast bis vote Of the approaching elos.
uoh' until he has road and carefully reflected r,,,
ls important trulhes and manly and pa,rioii,
sentiments.
" Is one Of the most important political doom.
men'. ever laid before the people of ibis Common.
"eal'h-ond long after il author shall be- gnthcr.
er'd to his inthcrs Zee wholesome teachings. and
us triumphant vind.catou Of his own character
from the foul aspcrsions Of his enemies will stand
as monument of enduring fame 10 his memory.
10 the people Of Cloarfcld county, the language
.ol 'his address must come with peculiar force
through the untiring labors of hired yilhers, ma
ny OF his neighbors-who never harboreda a thought
OF suspicion of him beiorc-hayo been induced.
not only to condemn his conduct as thus misren.
resented to them, but to impugn his motives for
many Of the purost plainost, and most imperative
acts OF his life. 1t his earnest desire. and his
settled purpose to have spent day or two with his
fellow citizens Of this county, and to have deman-
ded that his traducers meet him face to face but
severe illness seized him in distant part Of the
State, and frustrated his hopcs-henco we saw. the
language of this address must have peculiar force
with the people of Cloarfeld county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

tut ru,tgt vtmpt rr3tnu0s.r, uis tttt A
NttIluiU IUUtUY Tl fuF UUUiu lV Wa
U.fHi pf.UfHrf, uf t.HHHpN HHf VnHHH
rnf tor fuHH9.g Dt0.H Wiow %. m. y
Nftna HfA " Nrt n.t.tfrnf 1arf,iibl
ws eJh. ht.t',d iu ria' pto.Hop
~ nIl persons ofaIl rr.. and conditions, ssa oar.
min aud o salo shield against ho.c icanul discuss
cs. touumUt0 Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs tnlir,
and other aG'ietiura of lhe lnea viirh pri1e
from tho cyro.cl state Of tho Ghost, according 10
tlsi'gH. and Che continual changes oi our climate.
"Thc Protector although lut recently iuitodu-
ccd into America ia making rapid proncas through
the Untod Sltos, the Canadas, South AmcHcn,
and the West Indies. Il has for 70 long time been
o. staple article in England and on the continent 0i
Europe, while Il has grown in many countries To-
the position Of au nrtclo Of drcss.
10 demonstrate thcso loclr enquire Of any Eng
lish resident ia your vicinity of his knowledge of
the beneficial effects of wcaHngthc Protector r'h-
oW recourse 10 docioriig ofany kind. Tho cost Of
wearing these articles is mere tribe, and one viii
last some years No one who values the health Of
himself or his family win DO without them. Tho
Hospitals in this country arc NOT alone rccOmmCn-
ding thom. butrapidy introducing them, HarcouTb
Bradley Co., of London, and Manchester, Ing
land, were originally entrusted with tho manuiac-
turo Of the Protectors by the lamented Dr. Cooper,
aud continue 10 Manufacture according to his orig
mat instructions, ana therefore recommend those
who would wear "The Protectors" to see 70 their
being genuine.
Remember this is a staple article, and no Patent
Medicine.
RETAIL PRIcEs--Gonts size, $3.50 each. La
dies size, Sl0O each. Boys and Misses size Is cts
HARCOURT, BRADLEY q CO.,
3S Ann st. a l02 Nassau St. New York. U. S
Principal Warehouse lO2 Wood St, Che0psido
London. Mandatory, A Market street, Manches.
ter, England
II. B. & Co. nro establishing Depots for tho salC
Of "rhe Protector in all parts Of America. Phys.
icians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Good.
Merchants, Hatters aud Milluers, also Gentle.
mons Furnishing Store Keepers are entrusted
with the wholesale and retail distribution Of them
and to whom most liberal terms are offered fol
their enterprise, and Il splendid opportunity opens
to them for safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply TO
HABCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
IS Ann street, New-York, L. s.
( Sept. %, lS54.--Sm.
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DEFAMATION REBUKED.

Had Governor BIGLER been present last
week, and listened to all that was said
against himin the Wing meetings he could
no, have replied to their arguments and
Misrepresentation more successfully than
ho has done in the address published in
this paper. Or if, instead of writing on
the bed Of afiliction, in distant part orthe
State, he had been here and heard the
mean and contemplate insinuations that
have been retaled through the county for
the last three weeks, not only against his
official conduct, but even against his fair
fame as man and citizen, he could not
have appealed more directly 10 the honest
hearts and clear heads of his fellow citi.
zens of this county.
They falsely charged that he was sink.
ing the credit Of the State.
He answers-"Our resources are equal
TO all ordinary demands, with an annual
surplus ofthree quarters ofa million of dol.
lars, which is applicable 10 the payment of
the public debt"
They cowardly insinuated that Cover.
nor Bigler was in favor OF sectarian di.
vision orthe School fund.
He replies-"l have resisted by the We.
10 power, as the public records wilfshow
all attempts a, innovation on the system
Those engralted on it by our political op.
ponents when in power-the endowment
feature and the sectarian leaiure-have
been stricken from the system. Nor coatl,
ever sanction dirtSioH Of the fund for
any purpose"
A single solitary fling was made at hin
on the prohibitory question. Upon thi:
he is equally explicit, and repeats the Dc
claraion made to the State Temperance
Convention, that any proper constitutional
law on the subject, will meet his npproba
ton and approval.
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pEMOCRAIS-BE ON YOUR GUARD |!

We are well aware that the most siren.
nous efforts have been made, and are still
making, TO strengthen the cause Of Wing
gerry in this county through the agency OF
Know Nothingism. Their operations are
well understood. That some Democrats
have been decoyed into the net, we are
also we'll aware; but if so, we are glad to
learn, that as fast as they discovered the
trick, they ceased their connection with
the order. Ii there are any who have not
YET come on; from such foul company, we
appeal to them, as true and faithful |ou-
eys of Constitutional freedom, not to delay
the good work for single day. Demo-
Gratis mus, know that secret political So
cieties are foreign to republicanlsm-and
conjenial only to nsonarchieS.
Beware, then, we say, and look upon
those who would thus attaint your loyalty
to our free institutions as you would upon
a PUBLIC ENEMY OF THE STATE
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A T meeting Of tho Board of Trustees August
"A 2lth, ,lo5l tho following rates and terms
were adopted, viz:
50 so por quarter for each scholar learning Or
biography Reading, Writing Davies Primary
Arithmetic, and FIRST lessons in Geography.
So 90 per quarter for each scholar pursuing other
English studies.
So 90 per quarter for each scholar learning Lat
in and Greek or either, with or without English
branches.
SIS 90 per quarter for French-extra.
No deduction made from bills except in cases Of
protracted illness.
The first quarter commences on the An dag et
September, 1854, and will end on the 2Oh Of Nor,
following
The above Institution isnow fully organized with
male and female Departments under the charge Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
The Trustees having procured competent and
experienced Teachers and having put the rates OF
tuition very low compared with similar schools,
confidently recommend the Academy TO the pat
ronage Of the public.
RICHARD SHAW, Prcs't Of tho Board
J. b. MENALLY, Secretary.
Clcarfcld, August 80, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

New ORLEANS, SeptembSr 24.-The
steamer United States, with dates from
San Francisco TO the lsi instant, arrived
this morning. Nothing Of special impor-
lance had occurred since The sailing Of the
last steamer. Business had somewhat
improved, and the news from the mining
regions was said 10 be very encouraging.
The steamer George Law sailed for
New York on the 18th, with nine hun
dred thousand dollars in gold dust.
At San Francisco flour was improving.
Sales of Galego at $l2 so. Bacon was
held at l34c mess pork $l3 SO; lard IL
TO IA; whisky had declined twenty cents,
The United States brings dates from
Acapulco 10 the 9th instant. Alvarez was
reported TO have entered tho city Of Uzu'
tha, and was pushing forward through
Guerrcr, intending 10 march for the City
of Mexico, and altact Santa Anna in his
stronghold. .,
The insurgents had been unsuccessful
in two engagements, the Government
troops retiring towards Mexico.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

CHEAP AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS.
The publishers have sent US copies of two
valuable publications recently commenced
in New York. The first is called "7He
National Monitor" published weekly, at
$500 per yeor--each number containing
l6quarto pages. ADDISON FARNswoRTH,
Editor, TO whom all letters must be ad
dressed.
The other is called the " United States
Magaaine" published monthly at one dol.
lar per year, each number containing 80
quarto pages. J. NJ. Emerson g. Compa.
ny, publishers, to whom all letters must
be addressed, /, 8, 5, 81 7, Spruce street,
N. Y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE WYDROMAGEN,
CORK SNLRS,

Manufactured BY HAHGOuRT BRADLEY & Co.. ~
Market street. Manchester England.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood street. Cheapside
London, England.
American Establishments, SO Ana street d 1O2
Nassau street, Y. \.
The IIydromagen is a valuable discovery fol
protecting the feet from damp or cold, and there
fore preventive Of many Lung diseases, igitlOut
any doctOriag 1rh0terer. The Ey ydromageu il in
the form Of a sole, and worn inside the boot or
shoe. Its medicotcd character is powerful anti
dote TO disease.
For Gentlemen il will be found agreeable warm,
and healthy to wear in the coldest or rainiest
weather, as the foot cannot become wet if the Hy-
dromagen is inserted. Ladies may wenr the light
est solcd boots and shoes in the most incement
weather with impunityj while Consumption, so
prevalent among the young of our country, may
be thwarted by their general adoption. They en-
tirey suPersode orer-shoes the latter cause the
feet to porspire in a very unhealthy manner and,
besides, are not dangerous wear TO pedestrians in
icy weather, like India rubbers. While the latter
cause the feet TO appear extremely large, the Hy-
dromagen, being mere thin slice of cork prepar-
ed, peculiarly placed inside, does not increase the
size Of the boot or cause the foot to appear untidy
To children they are extremely valuable as they
may engage in exercise with comfort and healthy
effects. Their expense is so slight as to scarce
need mention besides, those who patrOnizo them
will find their yeorty doctors 6as much dimiaished
thereby.
As the Hydromagen 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, Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached
1872 $50 pairs OF Cork Soles. This year the num-
Der will far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value as
preventive for Coughs, coids, Bronchitis Asthmo,
and consumption.
MENs' SIZE, per pair, 3j cents
LADIES do do 80 do
BOYS & MISSES do 25 do
,NoTCE.-From the Retail Prices we make n
very liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers,
so that any storekceper 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.
80 Ann street, New York.
! Sept. 25, 1S54.-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

B,anIi Rome 10 Hs Daarv Hs WHaH
A Wovntnrri nur1ttnr hoe recently boon
" made hy ut Curiit 10 ihH eiiy. in iho trent.
mUui of Consumption, Asthma and hli diseases Ul
iht hung We refer to "Dr Curtis HyfeauH ot
luhnlug llyfran Nap1r and Chouy syrup.
With THE new method Dr. q. hns restored many
afflicted ones t1 perfect health us ON evidence of
which ho hns iuuumcmhlo ccrihcnDca Speaking
Of The treatment physician remofl,si II o. OWE
dent that inhnIIng continuity breathing nm agree
able, healing yaror-tho medicinal propcriios mu.t
come iu direct contact with tho whole Of the ufiol
cavity llhc lungl and thus escape the many aut
varied changes produced upon them when intro
duced into the stomach, and subjected to the pro
cess of digestion The llyEcnua i lHr sHle nt ulI
the druggists throughout the country.
". }. BHthW0H, ot JGa. II.
The Inhaler Is worn on tho breast under tho
linen without the least iucouvuuience-th heat Of
the body being sufficient to oyapouto the fluid.
Hundreds Of CASES OF CURES like the follow
ing might be numed. One Package Of Hygeana
has cured me Of the ASTHMA of six years stand
ing.
Jas. T. KcoJcry, p. H. Dmcopoa, Pc.
am cured of the ASTHMA OF 10 years stand
ing by DR.. Curtis Hygeana.
Nurgarct E0stoa, Brook{yn, ~ J,
Mrs. Paul Of No. ., hammond st., n. " was
cured ola severe Of Bronchitis by the Iygeana.
My sister bas been cured of n DISTRESSING
COUGH of several years standing, and decided to
be incurahle by her Physicians.
She was CURED in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.
j. n. GaWJort P a., Richmond Ne.
Price three dollars a Package.-Sold by CUR
tbs q PERKINS & BOYD d PAUL No. lll
Chambers street, N. VI Packages sent free 10y
express to any part Of the United States for $40,
N. B.-Dr. Curtis Hygcana is the ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE. all others arc
L.. sEa.4 g. ~ u
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BANK NOTICE.

EXy L the subscribes intend TO make application
w 10 the next Legislature Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania for an act of Assembly to ncorpo-
rate a Banking Company, with Banking and dis
counting privileges, to be called the "Clearfeld
Bank" and located at the borough eff Clcarfeld,
with a capital stock of 100000.
A. X. Wright, c. Kratzer, Ellis Irwin, J. F. Wea-
YER. John Patton, J. W. Smith, j. b. McEnally,
Jas. T. Leonard, Richard Shaw, Jas. b. Graham,
Jonathan Boynton.
June 25, 1S54.-6m.
Nc The Harrisburg Union, will publish the
above one month, and send bill TO this Office
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30
Preserve the Constitution at all Hazards |!

FREEMEN-for such, thank God, we
can yet call the voters Of this Siate-when
you 90 to the polls on the tenth 9t Ooto0ef
remember that Judge Pollock, the wing
candidate for Governor, stands convicted
of membership with the Know No'hngS'
Remember ,ha, IFS onths are hostile 10 the
very spirit Of our constitution. Remem'
Der that, if elected, he must be unlai'h!u'
either to its oalhs, or TO his oath TO sup
port our State and National Constitutions
Can you cast your votes for such man
AS simple secret political societies. WIN
ou; any reference 10 seciarlan tes's' heu
how the great WASHINGTON characterized
them: "potent engines, By 0h'c@ c""'
wing, ambitious and unprincipled men
wiN be enabled TO SubUert the POWIh
OF THE PEOPLE"
Will the FREEMEN of PonnsylVan''
disregard such an admonition
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30
HIT Rim AGAIN.

Gov BldLER should be opposed because he
declines to conc om openly on the subject of a d.
VISION OF the School Fund for scctarian purposes
- Why paper.
NOR COULD I EVER SANCTION A d.
VISION OF THE FUND FOR ANY PUR-
POSE. Blgicr's address.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

DW YOUR SCHOOL TAX. Tho undcrsipp-
n ed, Collector Of School Tax for 1854, in Law
renee township, expects every man 10 pay tho
amount assessed against him, on or b.tor the APP
preaching election day.
JOHN IRWIN, son.
sept. 80, l854.-3t
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Ten Nights in a Bar. Room,
STRAY cow,

GtAME to the residence of the subscriber in
y Lawrence township, Clearfeld county, on or
about the frst of August last, DARK BRINDLE
HEIFFER, supposed to be about two years old,
with n small star in the forehead. The owner
will come forward, prove property, and take her
away otherwise she will be disposed of as the law
directs. THOS. J. MOORE.
Lawrence township, Sept. %, ls5l.--pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the Re-
N publican, at one dollar per square, for the
first three insertions and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion. Fourteen lines make a square,
No advertisement inserted for less than dollar
A Liberal reduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
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CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING.

ToHE GULICH would respectfully announce TO
81 the citizens Of Cloariold ond vicinity, thst he
is now manufacturing all kinds Of CABINET
WARE His shop Is situated on Market street
between Third and Fourth, whero all kinds Of work
In his line viii be made in the bost style, and on
tho most favorable terms and on the shortestn notice
CoPrrvs made 70 ordes on The shortest notice
Dee. 2, 1882,
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FIRST ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

TUST received, large and splendid assortment
~ of GOODS of almost every description suita-
BILE for the season, and selling off at very low pri
ces. Ladies and Gentlemen, and every person
wishing to buy goods at the iorest prices, are res
pectfully invited to call and examine.
Produce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods WIN. f. IRWIN.
Sept 25, lS5i.-y
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DIED.

On Sunday the 18th inst, in Lawrence tp, Of
billions fever, Simon. Lynch, aged about 35 years
leaving wife and two small children.
On Saturday tho 23d inst, in Union township,
LutLer, son of the late Jacob Burns aged about Is
wears.
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CONGRESS.

TTYDER favorable inducements and encour-
agements, have consented to be candidate
for Congress / wantit to be distinctly understood
that will not If elected ever agree to the exten-
SION of slavery in any way whateverj shall do the
best that can to establish the government on It's
original basis. IN H. Ah4noi'''
Brookvillee September l3, 1854
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ROBERT r.. WELSH,

GtLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, has Just re-
Y ceiyed from New York and Philadelphia, a
large and splendidassortmento tofJEWELRY--con- of
sisting Of Ladies' Gold Dreastpius Mourning Pins,
Cuff Pins Ribbon Pins. Also, Gentlemen's fine
Gold Pins, of different shapes and sizes, fine Gold
Ear Ring Drops, late style Of Jenny Lind Rings
and Drops, Bracelets, Finger Rings, fine Gold Pens,
and Pencils, Gold Watch Chains, Silver Tea and
Table SpOons, Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and
Thimbles, ladies' line Card Cases, Port Monies,
Sicey Patent Lcrer Hunting Case lYuiobcs, from
$2j to S2S; Open Front Detached Lerers. from SIS
to $40; Lapiacs from 10 to $lj; fine Eight Day
Watches, from So to $40; fno Coed Watches, $50
to $40 'gAl of which he will warrant for perfect
time keepers. Also, large assortment of Specta-
cles, Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains, PEN
knives, Pocket Books &c.
CLOCES-oight-day and thirty hour Clocks,
fine small'sprng Clocks thirty hour and eight-day
Musical Instruments, and great variety Of arti-
cles too numerous to mention, as usually kept by
jewellers. All the above mentioned articles war
ranted good and will be sold at the lowest profits,
bat his terms are Cash no Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry, neatly REPAIRED, aud warranted for one
year. July 49, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-Col Alexander, Of
the Clarion Democrat, has actually committed mat
rimony, and stubbornly refuses to assign any cause
for the rash act. We hope the Col. may find the
speculation both agreeable and profitable
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-30
DAVID JOHNSTON,

NNTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Clearfeld and adjoining counties that be
has fitted up and opened out p UBLIC HOUSE,
in the town of Phillipsburg, Centre county, Pa,
and is fully prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call. Feb. rs, is5i-ly@
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WHOLESALE S RETAIL.
W. ]. KEALsH. AeT.

W. j. KEALsH, AGT.
"AVING increased facilities and made cxton
IA sive arrangements for doing large Whole
sale & Retail business, l am now prepared to ofle
to the public general assortment Of Goods suita
BILE for tho country trade at small advance fc
CASH.
The stock comprises general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Quecnsware, Hardware,
Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Steel, Strap-iron, Carpeting, Oil-cloth,
Carpenters tools, Mill Saws, best make,
Candles, Oil, Zine
Dye Stufis, Carpet Chain,
Gable, Iron, Flour, Grain, &c.
No. 2, Arcade Buildings,
Bellefonte, Sept. 16, 1854.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE farm of Thomas Martin, situate in the best
L farming portion Of the county, within one
mile of Pennsyille, and the turnpike running to
Tyrone is for sale. The farm has in it HOG acres,
one half of which is under good fence, and is in
good state of cultivation. The balance is well
timbercd with White Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Ches-
nut and other timber. The land lies well and is
all susceptible of culdyaton-nOt more than five
acres being broken or hily IL acres of the land
is in meadow, and about 20 acre more is suitable
for meddow-all of which can be well watered, as
there is an abundance Of water on the premises
There is a SAW MILL within 60 rods Of the place,
and another within one mile. Tho distance to
Bells landing on the river is about miles.
The Improvements are a log House, and Barn,
Thresling floor and ont buildings. There is also a
young beariay orchard on the place in which will
be found choice grated apples, pears peaches and
other fruits.
The tide is indisputablo and the property will be
sold low and on accommodating terms as the own
er has made arrangements to engage in business
elsewhere. For terms apply to
L. j. GRAMS, Clearfeld, Pa
September l3, 1s54.-tf
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HARD RUS-Thoso who can find nothing wrong
about the Republican, except an occasional typo
graphical error. 1t must "fullfll' its mission
about right.