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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
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A TO moellug of tho bmtl of Tm,lecs Aoem
weic aNh is5i, ihe following ulo. aud tsm.
~ so ref q6s{
biography. Roadus .oach scholar Learning 0r
Arithmetic, and hfsl lU.ah'f lnUen Primary
81 90 per quarter iorcach aeholaf ts, nriy
English studies. '''F other
- 90 per quartcr for each scholar Learning liza,
In and urcuk or either, with or without Enplit,
hmnches.
~ 90 per quartor FOR Frcnch--extrn.
No deduction made from bills except In cases Of
protractcd illness
The second quarter commences ON the 20h of
November 1854, and will end ON the 10Th Of Feb,
1888, allowing one week Of vacation about Christ,
mas.
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 similnr schools
confidently recommend the Academy to the Pat.
ronage of the public.
RICHARD SHAW, Prest Of the Board.
j, y. ENALLY, Secretary.
Clearfed August 30, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

The BELGIAN CONVICT CAsE.-An ex.
animation OF Capt. S,ackpole, Of the shin
Rochambeau, toozplace at New York, on
Saturday, bcfurc apollce justice, in re!Gr.
cnce TO tho puuhers and criminals he is
charged with bringing over from Antwerp.
The captain says he Protested against
bringing the passengers as soon as he
learnt their real character, but that the
American consuls advised sim TO leave
the matter with the New York authorities
MnRTALITY AT SEA.--The New York
shipping houses are uneasy again in ref
crence 10 the temperance of the cholera
on board the European packet.shps arri,
wing at New work. Within q week pa
there has been more or less mortality on
almost every immigrant ship. Some o.
thephysIcians say il is ship fever, but Nth.
ers that is cholera.
BAPTIsrs IN THE UNITED STATES
The Baptist denomination appear to b,
progressing rapidly throughout the coun
try. Near two hundred persons have
Just joined that church in Mississippi =
success is also reported in Louisiana, Al.
abana, Texas, and Florida; in Virginia
they have a membership of 100000, o.
WHOM 10000 joined them last year.
"a KING OF SHREDs AND PATCHES. .
A gentleman in private letter from the
sandwich Islands, speaking of Kamcham.
cha, says :-''lIe loafs around The town o
tionoula-peeps into a tavern, and !,
readi to take nip with anybody tha
asks him. He isn't worth continental
ana auctloneers wont take his bid at mr.
alction."
GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsK,.-Mark w
lGard, Of the Territory of Nebraska, ha
teen appointed Governor of said Terrific
! E, in the place of Francis Burt, decd.
VA philosophic old "brick," who wa
lying in a very spirited manner was at
|, = vlssd TO economze as -four was going up
! "Let it 60 up," said old bottle nose, !"
kn get as high as flour can, any day."
o 0Tlf you want 10 make a man le,
. w)fsh and think of butcher knives, iu
\ tel him, that his children look like NJ
!. Smith, who keeps the grocery on the col
r neL
0 JThe man who got in train OF tho
wa, taken into custody for travelling will
t outa ticket, and sentenced 10, three day
y IMPRISONMENT in a brown study.
y H-Pork is selling at $3.50 per 10
lbs ia Cincinnati.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
RORERT n. MEI.sH

4 tLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, las inst re-
~ ceiyed from New York and PHILADELPHIA. n
large and splendid assortment ofJEWELRY-eon of
sisllng of Ladies' Gold Breastpins Mourning pins
Gun Pms Ribbon Pins. Also, Gentlemen's fine
Gold Pins, Of diflerep. shapes and sizes fine Gold
Ear Ring Drops, late lyle 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
Ihimbles, ladies' fine Card Cases, Port Monies
Sltrcr Patent Lcrer Hunting Case Watches from
$50 to S2S; Open Front Detached Lerers. from sis
10 S2O LaPines, from 10 to SIS; fine EiqLt Dan
Watches, from IS to $40; fine COED IYatefes sSo
to $40. All Of which he will warrant for perfect
tme-keepers. Also, a large assortment of Specta.
eles, Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains, Pen
knives, Pocket Books, &c.
CLoChs-eght-day and thirty hour Clocks,
hne small spring Clocks, thirty hour and eght-day
Musical instruments, and great variety of arti
cles too numerous to mention, as usually kent bv
jewellers. All the above mentioned articles war
ranted good, and win be sold at the lowest profits,
out has terms are Cash G.S~ Watches Clocks, and
Jewelry, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted for one
year. July 49, 1853
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

MAKING MoNEY.-One OF the chapter:
in Barnums book is devoted 10 the art o.
making money. The Albany Rni:kcr.
booker thus speak OF it.
"Therc is one chapter in Barnum'>
Book that every businesss man shotld ger
by heart, and that is the chapter d,yoeC
10 the "art Of making money" j tha
chapter, Barnum proves tina, making mon
ey is purely mechanical business, as
much as cleaning stoves orpeddlingclams
To make money in this era oflhe world,
all that is required are two things courage
and printers ink. The former b give
you momentum, and the latter to make
that momentum productive. BurnUm i;
candid, and says that his wealth has beer
made, not by any great genius whrh he
himself possesses but simply by the id o
the advertising columns Of The News
papers. Here is an admission lhatihoulc
arrest attention. BY means Of alycrti.
sing the author Of the wool!y horsolas ris
en- from poverty to aflluence in about
dozen years. In ls4O Barnum vorke,
for four dollars per week. lie ; nov
worth million of dollars. Think Oithes
things, reader, and act accordingly he
member "courage and printers nk." :
With this for motto there is nosuch thin
as fail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

ENHE subscriber is desrous to make known TO
Il 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
lng 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.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Flanncls, French Merinoes.
Delanes, all wool, Blankets Bay State and Brocha
Shawls, Dabege, new style silk n..a braid Bon
pets rinia--4yiv, win iull assortment of Lady's
Cress trimmings, also, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Floor and Oil Cloth, with full assortment of ro'
ceres such as Coffee, Sugar Tea, N. 0. Molasses.
steam and Coverings Syrups, Fish, Mackerel and
herring Queensware, Confectionaries. Ready
Made Clothing, Tin-ware, Broad Axes. Double
ana single bit and Pilot axes with almost every
tGing else that is called for in country store, an
duce. CURTSTopITTp IN oaH,sy n.y., = ~
Nov. s. IS5l-tf -''- IT,
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NEW GOODS.
POWELL, REED y WEAVER.
. Ir.a M Larnr.r-r -

POWELL, REED a WEAVER.
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to tb.ir ala ons,,
4. mers and the public generally, that tnoy have
Just received fresh supply of FuR and Winr,r
6ood', consisting of Cloths Cassimercs, Sattinetts.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, &C..
together with large and general assortment of
an articles usually kept in retail store, which
they propose to dispose Of on us reasonable terms
as such articles can be had elsewhere in the coun-
ty. Their stock is large and has been selected
Flth great care, consisting of articles calculated
TO SUIT the taste and convenience of ALL Persons
desirous Of purchasing are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves on 2nd
Street two doors south Of the Court House.
Clcarheld, November s, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

SEssIBLE.-We exract the following
from a letter written by an Egllsh SOL
der. Ii contains more good sase iLan
any thing we have yet seen irOH Inc Cr''
mea.
"We all wish we we're in s'sasiopol,
though what the deuce we are ioio 90, when zen
how we can winter there, as IN nat case
we should be obliged to leave 'hthllIs ic
the Russians, who would soon urn lhe
tables upon US. The climate void kill
half our men, and have but littleeect oP-
on the encmy-that is to say if v'sinier
under canvass, and that we m&do, to
hold the hills"
The Allies want Sebastopol, I'd yet
as the writer above remarks, VII they
will do with it after it Ia taken, obody
can possibly imagine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
WIN. ADDLEMAN. Jr..
ANDREW ADDLEMAN. AJ0,r',
ROBERT ROSS.
Pike township, Nov. Is, IS5I.-ts.
VALUABLE RElL RSTAIE FOR SiLR-

WOIots IN the village Of Kylartown, Morris tp..
Il Clearfeld CO., having thereon very mani
frame dwelling house, store and storebousc. win
other outbuildings, and many other convepiences
Tor mercantile purposes. Also, another house and
lot wel suited for a mcchaDic-also, a farm of one
hundred acres, forty acres clear and under fence.
ehc rest of the land is well timbered Situated
ON ON and half miles from Kylartown-also. one
nuh'Ted and eighty acres of good timber land sit
eio0 w'hn one mile of said place, and four miles
I1in !r tNe rver All or any part of said property
WI DC soid to salt the purchasers. Persons desi
~ =, u soou ana peasant situation for laundering
AM Mercantile business will do we'll 10 come a,5
eXanne the property. For further inforn,o,;au
Clearfeld Co., Pa. '''l' NSiaF'O"h'
hylartown. Dec A. 1884 9ai
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llrlB PROM CALIFORNIA
ARRlvAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
Anillbn and a half In Treasure.

] NniNn HNu u huil w lfthNUtt'
Tho pilotbooi Dancing Feather had ro.
mrnod from The wreck Of tho Yankee
Blade, having succeeded in recovering
four boxes dlrcasurc, containing $40, 900.
From L@ Angeles we learn that two
Sonorons, having had difficulty to set.
tie, resolyd TO appeal to arms, aud hav.
ing appointed a place Of meeting, were
proceedin, on their way ihlhor, when one
Of the paies, thinking to have the first
chance, fred at his intended antagonist
and shot him through the head. The cul.
prii was pursued by posse, but effected
his escop. Whu, is most surprising, the
wounded man, although shot completely
throughlhe forehead, is recovering.
Thre' Indians, who murdered Mr. A.
Folush, were hung at Crescent City, on
the 20h uli. They were tried by peo-
pies jury.
From Oregon VIC learn that gold has
been dscoyered on the Willamette river,
some even or eight miles above Salem,
1t is fund in particles and quartz.
From Los Angeles we have rumors OF
onoIhq fllibustering expedition, having
for ilsobect the overthrow Of MeIandrez
in Lover California, and that men aud
none, are being raised for the purpose.
1t reported that Big Camp, Calavcras
count, mas become the headquarters Of
band of Mexican bandtli, from which
they ssue out at night and commit every
kind ,r depreciation.
A icrious ahray with Indians has re.
cenlIi taken place. A party ofsevcn per.
sons was travelling from Salt Lake TO Cal.
lorna, when they were attacked on the
HUMBOLDT river, by the Indians. The saw
ages we're lying in ambuscade, and were
armed with rifles. They fired upon the
party and killed five the other two es.
capped.
The only occurrence Of moment noticed
by the San Francisco papers was the issu.
ing BY Judge Norton of writ Of habedS
corpus, directed TO the officers in command
Of the Russian prize ship Sitka, lately cap.
tpred by the allied fleet off Petropaulski,
and then lying in the harbor Of San Fran
DISCO, and commanding them 10 produce
before the court the persons Of two Rus.
slams held in confinement as prisoners Of
Ear, to await the judgment of tha, tribu.
ial in The premises. The sequel Of the
story is thus told by the Alta Californian :
"About ten o'clock on Sunday morning
The Silka weighed her anchors, and, escor.
ci by The launch Of her Briltanic Majes.
US brig President, put 10 sea, without
letding the writ which had been served
lpon her officers. On the opening OF the
jourl on Monday morning, Mr.. Randolph
Introduced evidence showing the fact that
be officers ofthc Sitka had departed with.
ut making return 10 the writ, and at his
lstahce the court issued a certificate set.
ng forth these facts, which il was iniima.
cd would be forwarded to the proper dc.
arimcnt at Washington, for such action
IS the government nigh, think proper in
be promises"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

VIE Nbscriber announces to the public that he
Il mas Sken the well known Tavern Stand in
Tyrone, BAir, county, situate on the Plank, Road
leading dirSty to the Depot, and is fully pfepar-
eu 10 accomhodate all who may favor him with u
call His Accommodations for teamsters are un-
surpassed, as has the largest and best stable in
'he place as woAas the largest wagon yard.
lie expects hisQld friends and acquaintances in
Olearheid county larticulnrly to give him call,
ana those OF Blair,Fentre and Huntingdon, will
ma ms house comfortable home at all times.
THOMAS MAYS.
Tyrone, Blair county Nov. 2, lS5i.-tf.
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Valuable Farm and Timber Land for Sale,

'ENiE subscriber offers for sale a valuable Farm,
Il situate in Morris township, Cearield county,
containing i6S acres and allowance, with about
ITO acres cleared, under good fence and in an cx-
cellent state of cultivation. The improvements
are Two Good Dwelling Houses, Stable and
Large Barn, with two thriving Orchards. Said
Farm is situate on the road leading from Phil
ipsburg to kylartown, about one mile north of the
Turnpike, about ii miles east of Clearfeld.
l The go Of wood land is covered with oak and
White pine timber of superior quality.
,\ES~For further particulars apply to the subscri-
! DO on the premises. An indisputable title will
beV Viyen.
WILLIAM NJ. HUNTER.
| Morris tp.. Sent 25. ,5I-nl-3m
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STONE WARE NANUFACTORY.

INlE subscribers respectfully announce to the
Il citizens of Cleariicld county, and the public
generally, that they are no, manufacturing the
best Of STONE WARE mar LuLcrsJurg, and
prepared TO furnish all articles IN their line equal
to any manufactured clsewhosc, and on reasonable
terms.
Store Pipe Coilars constantly on hand.
Also, Stone Water Conductors manufactured to
order.
Orders prompdy attended to- and liberal dis
count made to wholesale purchasers.
NJ. J. PORTER,
Aug 20, lS54.-tc~ G.. w. PORTER.
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NEW AND ClEAPCOODS.

I TAMES b. GRAHAM havinA Assumed the Mer
~ camille business at ID old stan in (irobamton
announces to his old uiomers an(,he public cen.
orally that he has jusi received 4 his stand ir
the above named placq a large ana,yer selected
assortment of Fall and Winter Goodslonsisting ot
almost every necessary article, aud il now FIJI,
prepared to accommodate all who mayyavor hin
with their patronage, lie respectfully invites,
those who may wish Il purchase to call aE exam.
inc his stock.
Grahamton, November 30, 1S5i.-tc-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
ORpHMS' COURT SALE.

~ an order Of the Orphans Court Of Clearfcld
ID county, there will be offered at public sale at
the Court house in the borough of ClcarGold, on
Monday the 10Th day Of Fcbuary 1855, (Court
week. the following real estate, viz One tract of
land situate on Morgan run, containing upwards
2i 452 acres, surveyed on warrant to Henry $.
Drinkcr aud about or 3 miles from Clearfeld
creek in Morris township. adjoining lands of Pc.
tcrs, hmlth, and others. TWO other pieces adioin-
ing of about 236 acres being the west end OF the
Joseph Drnker survey, and laying south Of John
Peters and Henry Waple's purchase.
Part Of these lands are heavily timberod, and
Morgan's run and its branches arc on these lands.
Terms of sale, one half cash ON confirmation Of
sale md balance in one year with interest.
WIN. PORTER. CTk. ofO. c.
MATILDA ALLPORT, Administrative.
Dec. %, lSj4-ts
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IMPORTANT News FOR THE SHAREHOLDERS IN
PEiHAN'R THIRD GIFT ESTERPRIsE.-It will be
seei by referance TO an advertisement In our paper
Of o-day, that the Committee appointed by the
Shareholders at their last meeting, have issued a
cal for final meeting Of all interested, to get their
insructions in reference TO the distribution Of the
GiA property. We are pleased to find the matter
so near consummation, and hope that Mr.. Per
ham will receive the patronage he so well deserves
for the liberality and energy displayed in getting
up and prosecuting this stupendous enterprise
Orders for tickets should be sent in Immediately.
Fortunes are in reserve for somebody.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
OYSTER SALOON.

FENIIE fubscriber announces to the citizens the
Il Borugh Of ClearGeld, and the public gcncr-
any tnatge has opened an OYSTER SALOON in
Hemphilll cellar on Market street, ClearGeld pa
Where ne VII keep constantly on hand, fresh Oys-
tors OF The list quality. From his long experience
IN the Dusirfss, he expects to be able to serve
them up IN sNh manner as will suit the tastes
OF all. His tale will also lie supplied with Ale
and other drink. The publr are respectfully in
yited to give hin a call. CHARLES GRI
November Is, S5t If
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EslatCOf Robert Leonard. licensed

~ y,lloE ,i rs hereby given that letters of admin
- n.huon on the estate of Robert Ioonard iada
y, lawrence tp., deed, have in duo Tor, i''.e ,
SeSoS h granted am to the subscriber An persons INV n
boy;na ",u "iai MAKE Immediate payment and those
ticated for settlement P'operiy aulhen-
JAS. T. LEONARD, Administroior
November 20 1s54-6t =
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iN)POSAI,S,

phoPoSALs Ylbe received by the Commis-
a. sionfs Of Clet cid county, at their ofIice in
Cleariieldnntil IasNy the I'd day of January,
1855, for furnishing Sai and Wood for the Couri
House, Jtl and Conoissioner's Office, for one
year fromthe 9th lay { Janunry next-also for
taking CAP Of, andkeepAg the Court house in good
order during the snne tins.
BY ordr of th6Commssionors.
Atnt @. B.SooDLANDER, Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30

" '' 'h'' '"'fNn llHXX40&.....a..
iW twsfW urniutl rpActfosT-' W
rAtrtniE iruADf ru rnl Nuniu is -
Gnui Purnfuhrc W tuHfuHDiion aa8 fnfiil'.,
tHrt for PrimoHutv Disnlaes rlhosiite ps, n,
cdiciHe Nir 4. ~ huri, inrfHf,d md adtissdfbs
nee ~ ne ,dicnied fur ClcH Protection.
hl reffunH ui all ages aud conditions as o cor.
es "n9 safe shicld against those fearful dlsoas-
and o,i p,i.sl htnnchitis, Asthma. Coughs Colds.
from mo- ,,,ue,i a'rle,ions Of the Lungs, which arise
tnshion and an. e s,.,e oi The Ghost, oocordiHy 10
iho PROTECTOR" althoovh I,t W W oul ellmnle'
ced INTO America is making rnpid n,'.'ug lnWoau-
the United Smtcs, the Canadas. son,s 'nIongh
ana the West Indies. Il has for lone tina i,'
staple article in England and on the continent ~
,u'o wv VINO u has grown In many countries 10
the position Of an article of dress W
To demonstrate these fact. enoui,o ~ .,,,. n.
ii'h resident IN your vicinity of his kno,,lsdge 20
the beneficial effects Of wearingtb protoc,or 80
oW recourse 10 dOctoring Of any kind Tbo o.s, ~
wearing these articles Is n mere trge and ono ;ii
iust some years. No one who values tho beol,b 80
himself or his family viii be without ibo,a Tt" W
Hospitals in this country are not alone roco,'o,
G'ng them, butmpidly introducingtbom Uorcor,,
piaIley Co., Of London and Manchester. Enc
, .unu, N1ro originally entrusted with the manufae-
Ni1 VI 'no PROJECTORS, by the lamented Dr. Cooper
ana continue to manufacture according IN ~. r,
recommend
who would wear "The Proteetors,0 10 sea- ~ ~
being genuine. " '''Vu
Remember this is staple article. md no poten,
Medicine. ' ~ "'en'
:, RETAIL PmoEs.-Gents size, 81 80 each. In
dies size loo each Boys and Misses si1n 10
90 HARCOURT, BRADLEY 4 CO.
90 Ann ST a lO2 Nassau st. New Yorl. IT 6
Frncipal Warehouse, lO2 Wood St. Cheansde
ter, England. nus
IL, b. a Go. arc establishing Depots for the safe
OF The Protector" in all parts Of America pbvs.
iclans, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers Dry Goods
herehants, Hatters and Milliners, also Gentle.
mems Furnishing Store-Keepers are entrusted
with the wholesale and retail distribution of tbor
and to whom most liberal terms are offered for
tnelr enterprise, and splendid opportunity opens
to them for safe and profitable business.
For terms, apply to
HARC0URT, BRADLEY & CO..
Sept 2j, l8ji.-3m.
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BOQkS! BOOkSli

A extensive assortment of new and popular
N books whichlho undersigned has added to his
Drug Store, embhcing great variety, in part as
follows Theological, Law, Historical, Poetical
and Miscellaneous Books, together with a general
assortment of Sdool Books, Blank Books, Payson
a Duntons Spleidid Copy Books. Also, great
variety of statobary, &C., are offered to the public
extremely low
Books suppliSl to order on the shortest notice.
c. d. WATSON.
Clearfeld Cd, q, 1S5l.-ly
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RICHARD SHAW,
New and Cheap Goods,

ICHARD SHAY 4 son, would respectful
III inform the pubic that they have lust receives
at their New Store, in the Borough Of Clearicld
large and well selected stock of Goods, suitabl
to the season-nmqg which may be found, DR.
Goods in great variety; Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware Tin-ware, Gbceries, Drugs. Bonnets Hat.
Caps, Boots and Shes, &c.
They defy compditon and invite persons wish
ing to purchase to hll and examine their stock.
Clearfeld Nov. 2, lSjl.-tf.
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Terms OF Advertising.

A DVEkTIsEMENTs are inserted in the Re.
IA publican, at one dollar per square, for tho
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 to those who advertise
by the year.
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NEW GOODS.
Second Arrival Of Fall and Winter Goods,

"A the cheap Cash store-Just received large
IN and general assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods of almost every description suitable for the
season, at very low prices. Ladies and gentlemen
every person wishing to buy goods at the low
est prices are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime.
Produce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods WM. T. IRWIN.
December a. 1851
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N@w MwVRMNRgRMRM re.
nnOks. nnnks.

H'llE subscriber Is anxious to recover bis books
II and once more see them IN bis own Library
Those having books on loan will confer favor /,
returning them Immediately.
q. r. BARRETT.
Dec. 30, 1854-tf
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ESate Of Bchard Cnry, Deceased.

+ ETTERS 0FhDMINIsnATIoN upon the
j 4 estde of Ridird Curry, lte of Pike town
ship, dejd., hayeh due form oilaw been granted
to the nbscriber All persons knowing them
selves imebied " make paymet Immediately,
and thee hayins'laims will presnt them prop
erly autlentcate9lor settlement.
WILLIAM REN
JOINT. oURRl Admrs'
Del IS 1854 e.
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Estate d John B. HaYrrling deed.

ETTERS bf Administration on the estate Of
IL j. b. lIaprling, deceased, have been granted
to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said de-
ceased will mike immediate settlement and those
having claimi against the same will nrcsent ,bsn,
duly authenticated for seillomcnt di,Lor ~ ~
subscriber reAdinp nenr GIcn uono y n Cioe,eII 'I
county, or his oitorncy "a y ~, V2 Si'''iso ,s'
in Clearhcld - D"''o'7 hSl''
a,on H. GEORGE GROOM, Admir-.