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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-27

B. CRAIG, agent win forward all packages q
sBs goods or money, daily except Sunday 10 adj
the principal cities IN the Union and all the towns
on tbe Railroad between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg.
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Gsod Orchard

Of various Fruit Trees on the place. good spring
Of water convenient 90 the house, and Fountain
Pump at the do1r-W&Jcr in almost every tIeld-
ALSO-Oue lot of ground with Two small houses
erected thereon. and now IN the occupancy Of Mrs.
C. Humphreys, al the foot Of Plane No. 3, A. z.
e. Road.
sgs7>Au Irdisputable title viii be given for the
above property
TERMS reasonable
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Summit, Dee 8, 1858.
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Aaanss s Cos Exnress.

~. ss-ATGry CO. agents.
Z lLLrforYard all packages Of goods or money.
y GaQy, except Sunday, 10 MI. the principal
cities in the Union, and ai towns on the Ra.l Road
-.ecJcl from California Drafts sold on Ireland
England or Scotland, fcou 81 upwards. Money f0r
drafts must be par.
summit July IS, $3.50.
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Life ana Speeches 81 Henry Clay.

y [ I II 4 ? . i Ia =.
And view Of the Birth Place of Of 8Is. Clay In
one handsome large octave volume OF 800 Pages
beautifully boUadin cloth Gilt.
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<. &. HE E8

TgTHgSKEI, White Lead and Liuseed OH for
w sale bv J. MOORE.
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y. gEsTEE6ENs0N. gs..
Attorrey at Law. Ebensburg. Pa.

y AJtorroy 50 Law, hHens0uI57' "a
IETILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
w hria, Blair and Indiana counties. All pro-
ttesioral business entrusted TO his care viii be
promptly attended 10.
0ecco Main street adjoining bis dwelling house.
Ebcnsburg. July J. 1852-2C-8m.#
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vvEr.E.EAHE REvTEF.E.
CAUTION
Valuable EE8L ESTATE FOR
GEE,E

TENHE undersigned offers ut private sale the Farm
z lkuown as the II Coy Farm,) about II
miles North East Of Ebeusburr, adjoining lands Of
Patrick Farreu, John ,. Jones and others. now in
the occupancy Of Il. h. humphreys, containing one
hundred and sixty sight acres H.some perchys
about one hundred cleared and under good fence
There arc erected thereon ono two story
Dwelling EEOUsG,
; GOOD Bank Barn, wish convenient Sheds and
out Houses. There is
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ErIne - tEtEee DaEsaEE.

Or bound IN two Volumes, cloth, gill; $3.50.
The worl, here presented is intended 10 trace
clearly the career Of Mr.. Clay, from the entrance on
the stage efpubiie life down to the period Of his
death-manIy by thelght Of his own lofty, per
sU0sjve. aud impussioued el0quence. Nh Clly's
parliamentary efforts, clear. direct, and yigor-
ous, emboay al the illustration that IS DecGful
to their full uuderstandiUg-the great Importance,
variety and iazJruetb,e interest Of the torics lie
generally discussed-tbe character and ability Of
ia orator the direct and exact bearing OF his
Eumeuts on the controversies and Interests Of the
times, al Contribute 10 ran5er his speeches among
the most valuable contributions Of Patriotism and
Genius 10 the enlightenment and elevation Of the
American people.
JAMES L. GiHON, Publisher.
No l02 Cbesuut Street, Fhuad.
ITGood active men, who wish to engage in the
sale of the above, win be allowed discount suli-
cieHtly large 10 enable them to make u first rate
business OF it. For full particulars,
Address, JAMES L GIHON. Publisher.
No 102 Cbosnu5Street, Philadelphia.
R@~ ~Any person renting the publisher the
price Of tie above Book, viii have it sent by
mail to any part Of the United States, free Of post
age
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CYmEs =. F.EsRsEEENss.

Attorney at Law, Johustown Pa,
on Clinton Street, IN the Second story
~ Of Good & Pershng's store Room. .-E..
January so, IS5i-ly.
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Attorney at Law, Ebonsburg, Pa.
gxTiII. practice IN The several Courts Of Cam,
w bria. .eIflli,ina, and WestuIo Eeianl couutcs.-
Oace On Centre St, joining Gen AIDonald's dwe-t
ing.
..Ian. IS. 1S5I.-Iy.
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ENROM and after this date Passengers taking
4 seats ig thc cars without tickets, at stltions
where there is ticket Office, VIII be charged ten
cents extra. W. rs. IVORY,
4 cent Penn. z. Z. Co
summit, July IS, Ie58-58
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Also,
HATS AID GAPS.

January 6, Is53-st
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Geo. VI. Todd, with
SrsrggEFE. Terry Z. Dew

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Jobbers in English,
Z German and Domestic HARDWARE, Guns,
+ Isl NAHxEr srREEr. between 4th & 9Th. PHU
ADELPHIA Sept. ., IS53.-2m.
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sEEssRs. FUDors q RonEnrs.


4 J-yE4HlNG thankfulto the citizens Of Ehersburv
! -E and vfcinity FOR t.eir former patronage beg
leave 10 state that having been both East and West
they have purchased the largest and best stock of
GROCERIES AND CONNECTIONS,
that has ever been brought 70 the place, 70 which
they now invite the attention Of the public.
Their stock consists Of, Sugars, Black AID Crcel
Teas, Colee, Essence Of Coffee, Chocolate PrePor-
ed Corn, purilees Baking Powder, English and
american NLustards Crackers Cheese Fine ond
coarse Sait, Palm, Rosin and CASTLE Soaps, Can
dies, Flour Bacon, NLacscrcl, Goldfish, salmon snd
Herring Vinegar, Syrups aud 1lolasscs, Nhiskoy,
Brandy Wine, Fluid, Ncaohol, and oils, Tobacco
and Cigars, Of the choicest brands;
EfEDEgsEEs,
and general assortment Of Tubs buckets Bas-
kets. Brocms, Brushes Window Glass. &c.. sc
ALSO, Every variety. OF DRIED FRUIT, suca
as Lltrons Iruncs, Currants, tigs, Dates ana hai-
sins; Je-lies ana Pres arycsi
NUTS OF EVERY Descriptions,
aad iu fact every thing that an ericure could de-
sire
They w-li ever be happy 10 wait upon al who
may favor them with their custom, and feel sat.s-
fed that they are enabled 60 sell
LOWER FOR CASH,
than my other establishment ~ The place.
Ebcnsburg Nov p, lS53.-ly.-
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Ag2g7 AEgAyE EEapEslFA.

Attorney at w---JohEstoWn, p.
nFFICE on Clinton Street, few doors north Of
~ the corner OF Main and Clinton.
April %, 1856
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E.FEE.fEr 81 EsENEEs.

TFIuE highest price paid for wool ct the store o.
GEO. J. RODGERS.
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LIST 0F CAgsEs.

FgUT down fer trial at Court Of Common Pleas
1 to he held ut Ebcuzburc. On Monday, The 9th
day o. March, nyZL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-27
Bennett Burgoen
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
.zzzz-=z=s Certified the eleventh day Of January,
& \. d. 1851
|. sEs@es T. L. JOHNSTON, Protkonotary.

IN pursuance Of the ABOVE appointment the Aoa-
itor therein named VII attend at his Office in Eb-
eusburg, at O'Clock 7. NJ, on Monday, the = til
of February next for the purpose Of attending to
lace All persons Interested VIII attend. or be bar
Ell from coming IN for any part Of said fund
C. W WINGARD, Auditor
Jsn 20, Sit
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-27

u COX HEREi-Jus received by the Penpsyl-
1 a vania Rail Road, and for sale bs J. Moore
Grind Stones, Patent Buckets, Brooms' Cheese'
Cotton Yarn, Clover Seed, and large lot OF Car
,,sntsr', Tools. April /,
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nnRBushels Of Beans, and 100 bushels ofdried
HUI Apples on hand and for sale at the loot
OF plane 4, a. p. r r.
July 8, 1852. W. K. PIPER
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InEEE S. EEEEEY.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
EsrILI. practice in the several Courts Of Cambria
Ei Blair and Indiana counties.
Office, No. 4, ''Colonnade Row." near the Court
House.
Ebelsburc Aug. 10, 1s53-ly.
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sFE-
Es. =. Thompson. with
EFsAS. HALLOWEEN s co.

C. HALL0wEDI, T. uELsE, A. oPPzSHEl.-ER, I. T. SIS
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--vor t:e highest prices are paid Tor hides, ssin
L and tanner b.as :. =: =. ether trade or e2sa ~
J. sfJyhr.-
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E3lssoluft0n oC E'artnersIaIp.

-orA ST
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m. EkssS0T.

Attorney 1T Law, Eben5ourg, Pa
.FFICE in the Court House, up- stairs
- Aug. p, 1913
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Attorney at Lsw, Ebsns5urg, Pa.
NFFICE two doors West of Major Thompsons
~ Hotel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-27

an the right. title and interest Of Patrick Nc
GEUe of IN and to . piece or parcel Of land warraD-
ted in the name name Of Nathaniel SchotHed, con-
tainiHg soc acres more or less. about 20 acres
oi which are cleared, adjoining lands Of Patrick
Guire, Peter Sipe and Thos. II. Moore, situate II
Allegheny Township
Taken IN execution, and to be sold at the suit 0 {
Peter Meyers,
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Auditors Notice.

UTILLTANI RAINEy, \ IN the Common Pleas Of
~ Esq, for the use Cambria county, Execu-
OF Michael Downey, tion Docket No. a, June
now f-z the use of e. 7. 1888,
A. Downey, now for
use OF 1ohn MCey,
Executor Of Patrick sr.-
M'Coy, deceased.
VS..
BeHGet Burgoen -.e-
Sheriff returns tlis writ that having given due
and public notice of t1e time and place Of sale,
did On the sixth day Of June 4. D. 1858, expose the
premises 10 sale by'public yendue or cutlery, and
continued the saie By adjournment from day to
day until the eight day CT June, a. j. 1858, aRd
sold the same to Michael Burgoon for the sum oi
three hundred dollars, he being The highest and
best bidder FOR the same
10th December, 1883, c. ". Wingard, ESQ ap
pointed Auditor.
BY the Court,
l-,-,r.sr, -.~T-,-r,y- &C
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Eg0LLTDATsBUBG, Pa.

Formerly the Washington HotI, allegheny Str,
ny no D--r-----
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Attorney at Law, Johnstown, Pa.
nEFICE on Main street, TWO doors east ot the
~ Echo Office.
March 13, ls51.-ly
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EfEDECsEEs,


than any other establishment IL The place.
Ehonsburg, Nov. -, lS53.-ly.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-14

.nr wff,T urrIr'I UI"fu...u Hh I...
Nittrr irn'.f fn .ut .UunI
HrHi iI."H'H..r W iH..FHHf Hf.N. u.'
fH. ~. f.'HuUU H.t rIH.#I
Vot,H. LI Ua# tiHHH'U I'.
u etH Moderated DIV N..' p"'f..
To nll rcr.ou. urall ofca .ul conditions. a. e.i.
tain nnd aalo shield against those Fearful di.ana.
cs. Consumption Bpou,lW. Asthma. t.ughs Cold.
and other anlieuona of ho Luuga, which nT.o
from iho exposed state off tho Ghost, ocr3rf.ay ["
Jlsii9l, aud ,ho continual changes of our climate.
"Ino pru.gc.ur although lui recently muodu-
diui1 America making upid pogrg through
The United satgs Che tmadls, South America
uul lho West mdios. II hns for n long timo bcou
o. staple uG.l. BOO England and gn Che continent oi
Europe, uhiIc 20 hu. grown in many countries 10
the position of uu article Of dress.
no dem1uatUlo ,hpse i0ct enquire Of any Eng
lish resident u your vicinity of bic knowledge Of
the beneficial effects of wearing the Protector r'h-
oNi r6DoUsa io d0oinr',s of amy kind. Tho cost OF
wearing tucac articles is nero rilc, and one will
last sono years, No one who values tbe Acnlth of
himself of his family viii be without them. Tho
Hospitals i'm this country are not alone recommen-
ding them, butmpidly introducing them. llarcourt,
Bradley q Co., of London, and Manchester, Eng
land were originally entrusted with the manuluc-
turc Of the Protectors, by the lamouted DIR. Cooper,
and continue 70 manufacture according 90 his orig
iaoi Instructions and therefore recommend th0sc
who would wear "Ihc Protectors" TO see to their
boing genuine.
Rcmombcr this Is a staple criticize and no Patent
Medicine.
RETAIL PmcEs-Gcnt's size, 81, 80 each. La
dies sizo 90 each. BOYS and Misses size. 10 cts.
IARoOURT, BRADLEY & co.,
35 Ann 81. q 1902 Nassau St. New York, {. S.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood St., Choapside,
London. Mandatory, % Market street, Nlanchcs-
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80 FrnVInHmH h..H NJ without t Egt.
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Tho Agriculluro oc lbo Stoie-tbc Citios lawns
and ViI6gcs aro dassriboj and d,yolt nro, tbo
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The Clarified Academy

A T n meeting Of the Board of Trustees August
N 2lth, 1854, the following rates and terms
wero adopted, viz:
- 80 per quarter for each scholar learning Or.
biography, Reading, Writing Davies Primary
Arithmetic, and first lessons in Geography.
50 90 per quarter for each scholar pursuing other
English studies.
S5 90 per quarter for each acholarlcaming Lat
in and Greek or either, with or without English
branches.
IS 90 per quarter for Fronch-oxtra.
40 deduction made from bills except in cases Of
ITouactcd illnoss.
The FIRST quarter commences oa the 9Th dag d
September 1904, and will end on the 2Oh Of Eort
following.
Tho above Institution isuow fully organized with
male and female Departments under The charge oi
dr. and Mrs. Campbell.
Tho 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
ronag3 Of the public.
RICHARD SHAW, PrcsI Of The Board.
J. B. MEyALLY, Secretary.
GcarGcld, August 80, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-14
nANNAN

Hmii Hn,aH %. D.arg hs utioa
a N..umrt rHI,trm Doe recently been
IN u.It NF Ia DWia Ul ihiscitf in ihe uoat-
.Nf0' ..H .HWUN.u t.INUl ni.1 un 3 e1ecs "a
Iho IHu. Mo rltrf1 "ur rrtiN Htrcana, or
hIH"ue liytrm Nupoi Und cherry eyrn"--
NlIU ihs nHU w'Ihot nr a. hss restored many
afflicted our bpoH heallh, as an evidence Of
which h' ha muumeu'ln certificates. Speaking
of Oh. treatments physician remnrksi II O. Cyi-
dent .Hal inhalIug constantly breathing hn agree
ah'o h.3IIug yupor- ihc medicinal properties must
como Boa durrl c.u'r With the whole Of the nrial
e1yi.r "l iao lungs and thus Escape tho many aud
fa5Hl chang. p..l. "a upon thom when intro.
}ur.d into Oh. .amaeh, and ulioctcd Go the pro-
Coz. or direr'.au Tie llyftona is for sulc at all
tho dwrg..D' throughout the country.
" J. DwrimoH, gf Jan. IL.
The lnhalcr 90 worn on Che breast under the
linen without the least nconyonience--thc heat Of
hosbody being sufficient to cyaporutc the fluid
Hundreds Of CASES Of CURES like The follow
ing Ght be named. Ono Package of Hygcaua
has cured me Of the ASTHMA of six years stand
Ing
Jos =, EeoJcyy, p. H. D,meannos, Pa.
/ am cured Of lhc ASTHMA of 10 years stand
ing by DR., Curtis liygeana.
Wgrgqrci Easfon Brooklgp, y. y.
Mrs. Paul Of No. o, hammond st., N. Y, was
cured Of severe case Of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
My sister has been cured Of DISTRESSING
COUGH Of several years standing, and decided to
be incurable by hcr Physicians
she was CURED in ONE MONTH by the HygeanG.
IL II. Gobch p. N Richmond, De.
Price three dollars n Package.-Sold by CUR
tbs d PERKINS & BOYD d PAUL No. ll0
Chambers street, N. Y.-l Packages sent frcc by
express TO any part Of the United States for $40.
N. B.-Dr Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE all others are
base limitations or vile and INJURIES counter
icits. Shuu them as You would POISON.
Sept. 25 '54.--1y.
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DIED.

oh thc,dh instant in Lawrence township, this
county Clarence Augustus, infant son of Jordan
and Sarah Reed, aged 10 months and % days.
81 IN Morris township, ON the Sd instant, James
Airport ESD aged 50 years.
The deceosodwasa native of Engiand-and had
been resident q ClearGcd county for the last %
years. lie leaves wife and five children besides
" host OF friends to mourn bis loss. lie wasa man
o. locrM education, and although bodily gmictions
have pressed hard upon him for many wears. yet
his mind was uncloudcd to the last, and his
reasoning powers have seldom been surpassed. lie
was strict and consistent member of the Prot.
Episcopal Church. and his daily life formany past
years, has shown an example 10 his fUnily and
friends that true picty supported him, and render
ed hlm an example of resignation and even con
tentmeat under all his ailictious
(GgBfg, 4Bir4fs7)
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Hist or LETTERS.

ID ElIAINING in the Post Office at Clcariell
IL on the 3Oth Of September lSjI.
Amos Bonueman, Hannah NJ. Beard, Daniel Bay
ley VIM. Cponsmau, g. Garfield, Wm. CogTeT Jno.
Domas, l.. Evenstein, Isaac Gmhb. Eleanor Cali
her, Melinda HaurmCr John Hicks Sarah J. Hail,
n. T. Hart, . Maria fuin Margaret r. Jeffrey.
Henry Joram, Ellen R. Jordan, A. Montgomery,
Abraham Myers, 2 ; M. B. Merwin, james Potter,
DR.. James Stark, 2; A. Susman, Erasmus Smith.
james Smith, . Hezekiah Smiley, A. W. Singer,
j. b. Scott Charles Weaver, John Winkeaeiyh,
James b. Watson. JOHN HlLLBURN, p. NJ
Clearfcld October z, lSjL-iL
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The Law of Ncwspaners.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
O. If subscribers order the discontinuanco of
their newspapers the publisher may continue to
send them until all auearages are paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the Office, to which they are di-
roctcd, they are held responsible until they have
settled their bills and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to othor places without
informing the publishers, and the newspapers are
sent to the former direction, they are held rospon-
sble.
8. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers from the Office, or removing and lcay-
them uncallcd for, is evidence of fraud.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HSDROMAGEN,
Or, WAIENFNOOF ANTI-UUNSUMPTIN
CORK S0LES,

az. r...,.-.J l. n r.-...-..---' - .--- Z, -s
-Ho"Vdr,"t" ny hA'ooUHi, BRADLEY d Co., n
~ -I%[sft 1'ree5 9"neHe'''5' 5on E"gt"4@
rrHclP"l N9I'uou,e' loz " 90" s"ecS o"eoPS'"e'
Aon'ol' E"y,Iag' :; 900
Ainerlcah Esllpnsn,nehts % ann s"eet d luz
-fas'"H ",eeh ~ J,
y Nh Ig Iroinasen ls u VniuaOIe discovery lor
Hotecuhg me ieet from damp or co'd, ana tncre-
fore a preVenH'eo OF many Lung diseases, 'o'thoa'
any aoc'oT,,"9 "5ate'er; The Hydromagen Is an
the loHm oi a sole ana worn INSIDE lho boot or
shoe, Its @ea'cated character is powerful anti
dote TO disease.
For Uentlomen 1t viii be found Agreeable, warm,
and healthy, to wear IN the coldost or rainiest
weather. as the foot cannot become wet if tho lly-
dromagen i' inserted. Ladies may wear the light
est soled boots and shoes in the most incloment
weather with impunity while Consumption, 80
prevalent among the young Of our country, may
he thwarted by their general adoption. They en-
tl'ly suPrseae ocer-Shocs as the latter cause the
fee: to peIspire in very unhealthy manner and,
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~, NNTICN,

wv L the subscrib.a intend to make appli,atio
w tothe next Legislature of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania for an act Of Assembly to incorpo-
rate a Banking Company, with Banking and dis
counting privileges, to be called the "Ciearield
Bank and located at tbo borough eff Cleardcld,
with u capital stock Of 100000.
A. X. Wright, c. Kratzcr, Ellis Irwin, j. F. Wca-
vor, John Patton, J. W. Smith, J. B. McEnallv.
JAS. I. Leonard, Richard Shaw, Jas. 3. Graham,
jonathan Boyn,on.
June 25, lS54.-6m.
@a-The Harrisburg Union, win publish the
above one month, and send bill TO this Office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-14

Look OUT FOR YOUR Boys AND GIRLS.
The Washington Sentinel, speaking of
the arrest in Washington, of several lads
charged with the crimes Of inccndiarism.
says: "Ihe history Of these boys shows
the danger OF permitting youths to assem-.
bic, lndiscriminatoly, at all hours oflhe
night, FIR away from parental oversight
and control. Whatever of mischief is
lacking in the younger> the older will
not fail TO supply; for in every condition
Of life, morals are either improved or
injured by individual association. How
often do we meet bands Of munikins
on the streets, cursing and swearing be.
hind homemade cigar, and who, when.
ever an opportunity occurs; perpeiraie
outrages either on persons or property"
OFT here is an increase Of confidence
pervading the business community, and a
general anticipation prevails that the times
will not be so stringent during Tho coming
season as was anticipated.
0FPrescou, the American and Mocau.
ley, the English historian, have been
elected honorary members Of the Royal
Irish Academy to fill the vacancies made
by the death Of Moore and Wordsworth.
0rAn Exchange tells US that paper
collars for gentleman are about coming
into fashion. The Know. Nohings have
sworn off wearing any more llish linen.
0TPotatoes are selling at four for u
dime in New Orleans. The Picayune
says the man who would bring few thou.
sand barrels there, just now, would make
a fortune.
GTThe Rochester Union has been
shown paper from gaswood shavings made
by G. w. Beardsloy, Of Albany. The
Jeurno! is soon 10 be printed on this paper,
Getting Stif IN tie Jojnts-Tbo flies
and musquitos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-14
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING.

} T0HN GULICH would respectfully announce to
~ the citizens Of Clcarlield and vicinity, that he
is now manufacturing Oh kinds Of CABINET
WARE. Ills shop is situated on Market street.
between Third and Fourth, where all kinds Of work
in his line viii be made in the best style, and on
the most favorable terms and on the shortest notice
CorTINs made TO order on the shortest notice.
Dec. 2, 1852.