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A rrmmuue OF ua Unri OF rn.ros August
4 2lH IE,l ho following rates Hni terms
v.Ja adopted. ,Il,
s2 so poe olarer lor oorh scholar learning Oh.
IhnHrnH. No.lua Writing ulNies Primary
Arithmetic, obd rr. u. ons n Getmrhv
80 90 per- quuyrurr'ch sdoorp.runs othor
English r,udies
s3 90 poronuug rr each .ahohrlo1miug Ia,.
in md Gryaa 0r c,lbNr, with or without English
branches,
a5 90 per quarter for rcnch-oNtra.
SO deduction mlOo FROM bills except Ia cases Of
T00uotod iiino.a
The second quarter commences ON tho "oth OF
November 1851, end win end ON tho 10th Of Fub.,
1882 allowing one week otyaca.ion about Christ
mas
Tho0hoyo Institution isnov fully organized with
male and female Dyportme undcr the charge oI
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell,
Tho Trustees having p- arod compclau, mud
experienced Tcnohors, an having put thcrdtcs oil
tuition very low compared with similar schools
confidently recommend tle Academy to the pat
r0uagc Of the public.
RICHARD SHAW, prcstor the Board.
., B,MEyNLLY, Secretary.
CleaHlell, August 30, 1851
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

FB'IlE subscriber is desir0ls to make known to
| all his friends, old and new, Wings and Dem
ocrats Natives and Know Nothings, and all the
rest of mankind, that he has received and is open
ing at his old stand on the corner Of Front and
Cherry streets very general assortment Of Fall
and Winter goods consisting in part Of Cloths,
Cassmeres, SGttinets, Flanuels French Merinoes,
Delanos, all WOOL Blankets, Bay State and Brocha
ShaWls, DGbege new style silk and Braid Bon
nets, winter STYLE with full assortment Of Lady,
Dress Trimmings, also, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Carpstiug, all wool. Cotton and Rag Carpets
Floor and OIL Cloth, with full assortment Of Gro.
cerea, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea. Y. o. Moasses
Steam and Coverings Syrups Fish, Maakcrel and
Herring, Queensw0re, Coniectionaries, Ready
Made Clothing, Tin-wnre, Broad Axes, DJubl,
and Single bit and Pilot axes, with almost every
thing e.sc that is called for in q country Store al
Of which he win sell low for Cash or Country Pro
duce. CHRISTOPHER ERATZER.
Nov. s, 1SJL-G
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the fol-
~ lowing accounts have been examined and
passed by me- and remain fled Of record in this
Office for the inspection Of heirs, legatees, credit
ors and all others in any other way interested,
and win be presented to the next Orphans Court
of CearieId county. to be held at the Court House
in the borough Of Clearfeld, on Tuesday the 10Th
day Of December next, for confirmation and al
lOwance:
lst. The account Flames Wiley, Administrator
Of Joseph Wiley deceased.
ID The final account of D. w. Moore, de. b0Hjs
non., Of Jonathan Il. Amts. deceased.
Sd. The account of Benjamin Spackman, Guar
dian Of Martha Jane Wclch minor child Of James
and Mary Wolch deceased.
4th. The account of Margaret Nees, Admins
trotrX of Miles lIartsock, late Of the Borough OF
CurweueyIlc deceased.
9Th. The account Of NargnretNees Guardian Of
the minor children Of Miles Hartsock deed.
WM PORTER, Reg'r
Registers Office. Nov %. 1854.
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HM am rnrlp nnnnN.

/ ANla n unAlAN hatusrosumel iho Nor
~ ulDu.o m..uu HHt I..,I .1udmUfatlmilu.
announces o. h.. UI yH. Hmara aui IbounhIi. uou.
'u.|N ihal hc Doe iUH received nI hs tnui n
'ho above unm'd pv.M nura 0nd we'll selected
a".I.moH. o. fal und Nui.rGu1dr s1usl ..u.
almost cN,y .ary arirlo, and is now Ullv
prepared t1 accommodate an who may favor hm
wltl thoir patronage No respectfully iuUte.o
those who may wish 90 purchase 90 callai cmm-
,uc u.s ..nr,
MruLuML-n. N-N--h.r nn l.LL-M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

A meeting Of the Commissioners &c. of
the Tyrone, CIearfeld and Erie Railroad.
Company was held a, the Court house, in
CIenrGeld, on the 18th ofNovember. Hon.
Richard Shaw, President in the chair. 1t
was on motion resolved that when this
meeting adjourns, it adjourns to meet at
Tyrone, Pa, on Thursday, January 4th,
1855, al 2 p. NJ. On motion G. r. Bar
rett, DR.. r. v Wilson, and L. Jackson
Grams were appointed committee Of cor
respondenco and were authorized to have
hand.bllls and circulars printed and also
10 attend TO advertising. Ga motion J.
NJ. Hale, Esq, Of Philadelphia was author.
lzed 10 have the report of Jas.'E. Mont.
gomery, Esq, Of survey of route, with
map, printed. Jacob BurIeigh, John D.
Stewart and Jas. McQuade, Esq'rs., o.
Blair CO., and A. X. Wright, G. L. Reed
and VIM. Irwin, Esq'rs. OF Clarified CO
were appointed committees to open book:
and obtain subscription for stock.
On motion resolved that the proceed.
ngs be published.
RICHARD SHAW, PrSt.
l.. J. GRAMS, Sec'y.
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SHERlVE SALES.

pY virtue of sudry writs Of Fra Facias, issued
1 } out Of tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale 90 the Court house in Clcaricd. on
Monday, the lsth dag of Dee. 1851 at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. the following described real estate;
All the right, tide, interest and cluim Of Ahra-
ham Lounsbury Of in and 10 certain tract Of land
situate in Bradford township, Clearied county,
bounded by land Of Michael Fink, George Hoover
and others, containing one hundred acres more or
less having a two story log house erected thereon
and about nine acres cleared, being the same tract
of land defendant bought OF Levi Huber. Seized,
taken in execution, and TO be sold as the property
Of Abraham Lounsbuy.
ALsC-An the right, title interest and claim of
William G. Butler, Of in and to a certain tract Of
land stnate in Morris township, Clearfeld county,
bounded on the east by No ahannon Creek, on thc
south by lands Of M'Minn and said creek, on the
west and north by lands OF Blanchard. and lands Of
Swartz, containing about two hundred acres, more
or less, being part Of two larger surveys in the
name Of Christian MussCr and Nm. G.. Butlyr-un-
improved or timber land. Seized, taken in czocu-
tiou and to be sold as the properly Of William &,
Butler.
ALso-Al the right, title, interest and claim OF
Daniel NJ Dugan of in and 70 a certain tract Of
land situate in Bocgs township, Cearield county
containing ten acres, adjoining lands Of james
Forrest on the west, Wm. james on the south. Jno
Miller on the east, and the Erie Pike on the north
with a small frame dwelling house, frame car.
ponter shop, and a small plank stable thereon
elected, with about two acres cleared. Seizgd
taken in execution, aad 10 be sold as the property
Of Daniel n. Durau.
ALso-By virtue Of writ Of Lcr1ri Foci7s, is
sued ont of the same court and to me directed
there viii be exposed TO public sale at the sam,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
Laalca and .sea.lcn.1.

I BELIEVE Sc good maxim, tbcl every person
I should purchase goods wherever they please.
But they should n1l buy goo hcstiiy before ,hey "a
certain whore they can be l... suited. wouia
most respectfully invite a. Ualias V'rtisu-- 10
call ct r. olonnaus store, ana examine his splcn-
did assortment af goods that Hol ba eveei.ed in
this section -f yaua y ios CHEtPlASS. durabil-
itv on style. Which consists Of Gcrlcnca's boots
Of all descriptions and ID,s. Lali-- rrd Gentle
mems cailr5s. boys ard gid's 5gy.s sl. and gni-
ters. Children of a-. ages can be accom- 4l.od.
L. GLENEAN.
june %, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

rVNUE subsgribor announces 90 thc pabio th0tho
1 has nEen the well known Tavern Stand in
Tyrone Blair county, situate ON The Plank ho-d
leading directly 90 ,ac Depot and is fully prepar-
ed DO accommodate Id who may favor him with q
call. lis accommodations for tcams,es, sT0 mn
surpassed as he has tho largest and hes, stable IN
the place as well as the largest wagon yard.
lie expects his Old friends and acquaintaucas in
ClearGcd county particularly, TO give him o call,
and those OF Blair, Centre and Huntingdon, will
6ud his house a comfortable home nt an times.
THOMAS MAYS.
Tyrone, Blair county, Nov. ., 1s5A-f.
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Estate of John B. HaycTling deed.

Z FILTERS of Administration on the estate Of
IA j, b. Ilayosling, deceased, have been granted
to the subscriber all persons indebted to said de-
ceased will mako immediate setAamout and those
having claims sgaiust the same will present them
duly authenticated.
GEORGE GROOM, Admir-
Glen Hope, Nov. ~, lS5A-6L
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1000 BOON AGENTS WNNTE
Ten Nights in a BaT.BOOm,
OYSTER atTOON.

TINE subscriber announces ,othc citizens ofthe
1 Borough Of Clcarfcld, and Tie public grner-
ally, that he has opened am OYSTER SALOON In
Henphills ce'ag on Market street, l.earie'l. Pa,
where be will keep constantly on hand, fresh Oys-
tors Of the best quality. From bis long experiences
in the business, he expects go bo able TO serve
them up in such n manner o. viii suit the tastes
Of ALL His table win also bc supplied with Ale
and other drinks The public are respectfully in
yitod to give him o call. CHARLES GRAF.
November 15 1SJL-iC
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NEW NOODs.


POWELL. REED 4 WEAVER,
- EsPECTFULLY announce to their old custo-
h mers and tha public generally, that they have
just received a fresh supply Of IaN and Winter
Gog9, consisting Of Cloths Cassimcres, Sattinets,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries. &c,
together with q large and general assortment of
all articles usually KEEP, in a retail store, which
they propose TO dispose Of on as reasonable terms
MS such articles can be had elsewhere in the com
ty. Their stock is large and has been selected
with great care consisting Of articles calculated
10 suit the taste and convenience of all. Persons
dcsjrous Of purchasing are respectfully invited to
call and examine for thcmsclyes.-S;ore on 2ud
Street two doors south of the Court House.
C,eGrield, NoyumberS s, 1884.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

TIC Law UI NHWFIaTCIEs
l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscription.
.. If subscribers order the di7continuance Of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue to
send them until al arrear0ges are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
newspapers from tho 6fice, to which they are di-
recled they are held responsible until they have
settled their bills and ordered them discontinued
l. If subscribers remove to other places without
informing The publishers, and the newspapers are
sent to the former direction, they held respon-
sihlo.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers from the Office, or removing and leav-
them uncaled for, is evidence Of fraud.
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Eslnir Of James lllnori. DPrrasrd.

7 ETTERS Testamcutary on the estate Of Jas
4 4 Airport, late Of Morris township, decd, hay
ing been granted TO The ubscnbar, an persons
having any accounts against ,hc said deceased viii
please present their olaims duly authenticated
and those who know themselves indebted TO said
estate viii make immediate settlement
MATILDA ALLPORT, Ercoutris.
Morris township, Nov. %, ls5L-6t
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Estntrni Robert Lnnnnrl. Dnrrnsrl.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
" istraton on the estate of Robert Leonard, late
OF Lawrence tp., decd, have in due form OF law
been granted to the subscriber. An persons in
debted will make immediate payment and those
having claims viii present them properly authcn-
ticated for settlement
JAS. y. LEONARD, Administrator.
November % l85l-6t
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ENnll Of g.Inmnn EIInn. lLrLn.LL.

7 ETTERS TcHamcngry on Dho csolo or Solo
4 4 mon Kline, late OF Lawrence township dccd,
having bcgn issued 10 the subscriber ON persons
having any accounts against the said doCcGscd Will
nouao present ,hcir claims duly authenticated
md those who know themselves indebted TO said
state viii make immediate settlement
J0llL J. CUTIE, Executor.
ClglrGcd November %, 1sjI-G
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RnnEnT N. MI.LsIi.

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, has just re-
y ceiyed from New York and Philadelphia, n
large and splendid assortment tofJEWELRY-con-
sisting of Ladies' Gold BrCusqns, Mourning Pins,
Cuff Pins, Ribbon Pins. Also, Gentlemen 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 TonEs, and
Thmblcs, ladies' fine Card Cases, Port Monies,
Sirer Patent Lcrer H,mtiay Case Watches, from
S2j to SOS; open Front BeiatcLol Lerera from $lS
TO $20: Layiass, from 10 TO SIS; fine Eight Day
Wo'c6ss, ~ :, TO $40; fine coed Watches, $50
to $40 All Of which he viii warrant for perfect
tim5-kecpers. Also large assortment Of Speeta-
ces, Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains, Pen
knives, poeke, Books, &c.
CLOCKS ght-day and thirty hour Clocks,
Gne small spring Clocks, thirty hour and eight-day
Musical Instruments, and great variety Of arti-
cl,s too numerous to mention, as usually kept by
jewellers. All the above mentioned articles war
rantcd good, and viii be sold ut the lowest profits,
but lsjc,msorc Cash. 10 Watches, Clocks, and
Jewclry, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted for one
year. July 49, 1853.
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TANNER AND CgRRIER.

TOUN MCPHERSON, announces that he still
81 continues the above business at his old stand
:, ,be south end Of Clearfeld, and keeps constant
iv an hand good assortment Of Leather OF all de-
Sy,rintions including splendid lot Of sole Leath-
a. which he win sell cheap for cash, or exchange
for lumber and hides.
Clearheld. November 20, ls54-a
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BlSSOIrTlON or PARTNERSHIP.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
c. II. Graham and J. Z. Watson. has been
dissolved by mutual consent having disposed -l
their interest TO James b. Graham.
c. n. GRAHAM.
J. L. WATSON.
-Thc- business will hereafter be continued
by Jas. J. Graham, as formerly. vho will collect
an accounts duo, and pay all debts contracted by
the foraer frm. J. b. GRAHAM.
Gr.hampLnn. Nov. .. 1851.
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NOTICE.

VNUE subscriber offers foreolehs dwelling house
| and ground sitlatc in Che Borough Of Clear
fold. Also, several valuable tracts o.. timber land
IN different parts Of the county Of Clearao.d.-
Terms Of sale made known ON application to The
subscriber. An persons indebted o. the subscri-
ber are required TO come forward and have o. set
Element malc. go that they may know correctly
what they owe and provide for tjc payment
JOSIAH W. SMITH.
Borough Of Clcarfald, Nov. %, lsjl.-3t.
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CTEAREvEID LIBRARY!

vy,rTr stocb-hodsrs as wen as on persons inter
ostsd in the old "Clearfeld Library Associn-
-, are requested to meet the Prothonotarys Of
sos an Saturday evening next ga of Deccmber')
., o'clock. for the purpose Of re-organizing it,
Al, rsrsopg having Books belonging to il are res
roc,fnlly requested to return them at that ime 1t
Z banel there will be o general attendance.
Is nol''' MANY.
c,.-c-t1 N,~cu,bpr %. 1854
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c. n. GRAHAM.
J. L. WATSON.
Trrns Of AdrrrliNlng.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the Re-
~ publican, at one dollar per squire, for the
first three insertions and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion. Fourteen lines make square.
No advertisement inserted for less than dollar
A Liberal reduction made 10 those who advertise
by the year,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

Meeting Of the Washinrtonian Temperance
Y Society will Do hold at ,hc Court House on
ne lrst Monday Of December a. carly candle usHI
G.. GULICH, President.
Clarified. Roy. 25, 1854
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Notice ana Caution.

UvuFREAs. in the latter part Of July, or the
w fra Of August 1854, gave to PHILIP
-yf IyTFORT, o bin or note calling Tor SIS and
some cents. payable in two months after erte. All
per-grg are hereby cautioned against taking an
assignment Of said note. or giving any thing on or
for the sane. as ] never received value for said
note, lnd will not pay 1t unless compelled by law
EMANUEL DoNBY,
Nnv.v,ber Is 1874 nd
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VaIuable RcaI I.stato for sale.

TTHERE will be exposed to public sale by t7,g.
1 ou;-cry, on The premises, on Saturday -t1
the 2l day of December neat, at , o'clock ?. NJ,
al that ccrtain House aud Lot situate in Pike Up,
C'earfoll county Pa, adjoining lands Of Ross NJ
Curc, William AdalamGn, Jr., and others, the Lot
containing about four acres, having therein num-
bor OF thriving lrui, trees, with q stable and other
ont buildings thereon erected, and being located
about q milesir0m CUrvcnviIla. on the road lead
ing thence To Chest Creek late part Of the estate
Of William Add'omn, deceased.
TERNs.-One halfca,h, aud the balance in one
year thereafter with interest, TO be secured by
judgment on the premises
Title and further particulars made known on the
day Of sale.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

RICHARD SHAW, A. u. SHAW.
New and Cheap Goods.
ID ICHABD SHAW & SON, would respectfully
Ia inform the opubict thatthcy have just received
at their New Store, in the Borough of ClyuricId,
O. large and well selected stock Of Goods, suitable
10 the scason-auoag which may be found, Dry
Goods in great Variety Clothing, Hardware Queens
ware, Tn-ware, Groceries Drugs, Bolnets Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, dc.
Thoy defy competition, and invite personswish-
ing 90 purchase 20 call aEl examine ,ueir stock.
Clcardcld Nov p, lSJ4-tE
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Valuable Tprm and Timber Land for Sale,

FI'HE subscriber offers for sale a valuable Farm,
I situate in Morris township, Clcorheld county,
containing IGs acres and allowance, with about
no acres cleared, unlcr good fence and in an ox-
celient state of cultivation. The improvements
are Two Good Dwelling Houses, o Stable and
Large Barn. with Two thriving Orehsrds. Said
Farm is situate on the road leading from Phil
ipsburg to kylartown, about one mile north Of the
Turnpike, about miles east or Clca.hcid.
The CD Of wood land is covered with oak and
wbiJo pine timber of superior quality.
G1-For further particulars apply to the subscri-
Der on the premises. An indisputable title vii!
be given.
WILLIAM ". HUNTER.
Morris tn.. Sent 25. ,5L-pl-8m.
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New York Lumber s.arEct.

New York Lumber &artct.
Timber. White Pine. por cubic f. 90 IS and 90 %
Timber. OAK. per cubic feet, % q and 90 S8
Timber, o. scsaa per N. feet, $50 90 and 40 90
Boards. n. r. per M. r. cllar, 81 30 and 30 90
Boards, II. r. % quality, per N. 80 90 and 80 90
La,hs, Eastern, ao ana 49,
Shingles, bunch, Is inches, ? % and 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

GLEABFIELD LODGE, No. los, meets in the
I second story Of the Mansion House. Cloarfsld
Pa, on Tuesday evening Of each week
Cloarheld, June lA,ls54
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THOMAS c. DAVIS.

H,ABINET-MAKEB, Lumber City, is fully pre-
y pared to execute oil work in bis hne IN g
vorkmanlike manner, Nov s. le5~-ly.
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NIARREElD.

On Thursday, the 23d inst, by Wm. II. Bloom,
ESD, Mr. Thomas Robinson to Miss Maria Coozer
all Of Jordan township, this co.
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Class G-To be Drawn On the 3Olh Of NOT

In all, SOL prizes, amounting to $4,000
Tickets Sl0-lialycs and Quarters in proper
ton.
Every prize drawn gt each drawing.
B.lls ON all solvent Banks taken Gt pnr.
E.-All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent & Manager,
Montgomery. lAlo.,) Oct %, lo5h-ly.
1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TFJO Canvass for The host and most salech'c
4 Books published. They are written by the
most popular Authors Of tlo day, ingWdlug among
others, T. 5. ARTHuH, of whose last great work,
Ten Nights in BlT.ROOm,
10000 copies have been sold within a month Of
publication.
These Books arc beautifully Illustrated Imany
Of tham with finely colorcd plates and are printed
and bound in the hes. manner.
Agents viii find q ploaau. and profitable en-
poym-nt in their circulation. Fox particulars
address [post paid.l
J. VI. BRADLEY, Pri7atcr
No. IS North Fourth S.roct. Philadelphia
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rr,lprRANrE EERETINc.

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Latest By Telegraph.

LovDoY. Saturday, 10 a. MA 'eIo,
rrsBhic dispatch from MarseI'Ies, says' II
Is certain That in the action at ba,ak'a'a
on The 25rh consequent on the RUSSIAN
surprise Of the Turkish and Enslsh posi-
hon. 400 BTilish infantry and bOO brlus,
'covalry we're ohnihiaied, 1000 men ana
500 horses being killed in three hours
The numbers given are based upon inc
force tbst went into the field, and those
,b.t returned from It. The Russians say
,boy took only 60 prisoners; the rest are
o;:sipq-killed no doubt coo Brush
Tgbt iSantry were engaged, and only l9S
rsinrnod! 500 English cavalry were en- en-
,,ced and only 900 returned Inc I''n
f,ancers were almost destroyed;
An The Turkish Cavalry, and Two more ,
p.an,b Divisions have been ordered 10 ihe
Crimea forthwith. -
The English feet is not again 10 DC 'ri'u
h.Core the walls of SebasioPol.
The prices Of breadstuffs have advanced
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Philadelrhla lumber Market.

Corrected ,rectiy from Biohaclrs Reporter.
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RnfIsTER,. NOTICE.

Sept %, 1s54.-3m.