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a loCk AND warren MAKER, hns Just Re .
y cc,cd nom New York aud Philadelphia a
lRfge lana splendid aetorimont ofJEWElRY--
nfnhg OF l.ndcs Gold brcnstpins Mourning Pins,
Nui f,na, Ribbon Pins. Also, Gentlemen's Gne
Solu rms Of different shapos aud sizes, hnc cold
hai lhng Drops, late style of Jenny Lind Rings
ah9 niop, bracelets, Finger Rings, Gno uold Pens,
aud Pcncils, Gold Watch Chains. Silver Tea and
Iable Spoons, Butter knivct, Sugar TonrF. and
Ihimbles' Indies ane Card Cases Port Monies.
Sitrcf Potent Iucr Hunting Cosc Matches, from
$50 TO S2Si Open Front D,iatoLcd Lercrs from slS
TO $50; LopiRcs, from 10 10 Slj fine Eiglt Dav
Watcbcs, from IS to $40; fine Coed WatcLcs. $40
TO $40. An Of which he win warrant for perfect
time keepers. Also, large assortment Of Specta.
clcs, Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains Pen.
knives, Pocket Books, &c.
CLOCkS-eight-day aud thirty hour Clocks,
fine small spring Clocks thirty hour and eight-day
Musical Instruments, aud a great variety Of arti-
cles too numerous 10 mention, az usually kept by
jewellers. An the above mentioned articles war
rontod good and will be sold nt the lowest profits.
Lm HE terms are Cdsh. Gs0" Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, neatly REPAIRED and warranted for one
year July 10, 1858.
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popRltpVg,T or cRrymvS.

The steamship promclhous nrriyol n
Nav yok on Monday evening tho pan
instant bringing the intelligence Of this de-
urucion Of san Juan, or Grcyiownon tho
lgih instant by the United States shp.ol.
war Cyone, commanded by Capt. Ilollns,
which had arrived at San Juan del Norio
on iho J lth inst. in twenty.one days from
New ! ork commissioned 10 settle coran
didiculiies between American citizens and
the local authorities.
The authorities aud residents Of tho
iown refused to make the slightest apology.
Alor giving ample limo, any no reply hnv.
ing been received, Captain llollins on the
l2lh instant, issued a proclamation TO the
authorities and residenis-that unless an
apology was made by 3 A. NJ, on the 9th,
he should, without further notice proceed
to lombard the town. No opology came.
On the morning of the 18th the inhabi.
tants oflhe town left, and took to the woods,
leaving all their property behind lhem.-
At9 o'clock the twenty -four hours having
expired, wo hauled abreast of the town and
opened a fire upon it from our starboard
battery and continued for several hours,
every shot taking effect; we shot awav
their flag. staff, and down came The enslpn;
but the houses being frame we could moi
DO much injury; therefore we ceased fir.
ing, aud sent party on shore 10 burn the
town, and in a few hours the whole place
was in ruins. San Juan is now one heap
Of smoking ashes. The authorities have
been taught that our government will not
allow her ministers to be imprisoned with
mpuniiy, and also that the commander of
the Cyane Is the wrong man to be trided
with.
The II. B. NJ. schooner Bermuda. the
West India Company's Mail steamer Dee f,
and British merchantmen, were witness.
es of the same, laying in the harbor at the
time.
The Cyane sails for Boston on the 18th
instant, and takes Mr.. Fabins our Com.
mercia Agent home. Officers and crew
all well.
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OREGON TERRITORY.

STATE GOVERNMENT QUEsTIoN.--Suf
fclent returns have been received TO ena
bic US TO state that this (avoriie project o
the Durham democracy has been voted
down by large majority of the freemer
Of ofOregon.
lNDIAS AFFuRs.-Gen. Palmer, the Su
perniendent OF Indian affairs of Orepor
and Washington, has just returned from
visit OF two months among the Indians
lie informs US that he succeeded in getting
all the Indians in the Rogue river vicinity
10 60 on to the reserves under the
treaty, with the exception of the Tipsev's
bnnd. From Deer Creek and Illinois riv.
er The Indians have all removed, and there
IS now no tribe or band between Jackson.
vile and Crescent City. He found the
Indians on the coast rather quiet. On the
Coqullle river, however, there had been
some disturbance, in which ten whites and
several Indians were killed. The real
mnrdercrs were afterwards found, and af.
Ter trial hung. He left Mr. Parish, Indian
agent, with his party, al Port Oxford. He
met two hundred Port Oxford Indians in
council. The Chief complained that the
whites ill-treated their women, by coming
about their lodges in the night, and in case
oIdenia would threaten to shoot them
AT Gen. Palmer's request, Gen. Woo! has
detached twenty.four men for Port Oxford
10 keep The rowdies quiet. He thinks The
number Of Indians in the Port Oxford dis
trlct does not exceed 1000.
LIEUT.. MULLEN AND PARTY SAFE.-A
rumor was put in circulation that Lienren.
ant Mullen and party, who were engaged
IN the Northern Pacific Railroad explora-
ton, had been killed by the Backfoot In.
dams. We are glad TO be able 10 state
that the rumor is without foundation.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

NJ HEREAs, The Honorable JAMES BrJRN.
~ SIDE, Esq. President Judge of the Court
Oh OF common Pleas Of thetwenty-Gfth Judicial Dis
trlct composed of the counties of Clear6eld. Cen.
tre and Clinton-and the Honorable RICHARD
SHAW and JOHN P. HOYT, Associate Judge.
m Cleariield county, have issued their precept
bearing date the NINETEENTH day of Nav. last
TO me directed for the holding of a Court.of Com,
mon Pleas, Orphans Court, Court of Quarter Ses.
sions, Court of oyer and Terminer, and Court ot
General Jail Delivery. at Cearfeld, in and for
Ciearheld county, on the THIRD MONDAY of
SEPTEMBER, next, being the 18th day of the
month.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given.
10 the Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Consta
bles, in and for the said county of ClearReld. Ia
appear IN their own proper persons. with their
Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, Examinations. and
other Remembrances, to do those things which Ia
Their oihces, and in their behalf pertain To be done
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested 10 be then
and thefe attending, and not to depart without
leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand, at Clearfeld. this 9th
day OF July, III the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and fifty four. and the seven
enty y-ninih year of American Independence.
WILLIAM POWELL. Sb'R
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PRESSED, AND IRREGULAR MENsrRuAuov. &c,
win all their accompanying evils Cancer eXcep-
tedl no matter how severe or Of how long standing
The Catholicon far surpasscs other remedies. ia
being more certain, less expensive and leaving the
system in a bcttor condition. Let all interested
call and obtain a pamphlet tiree) containing am-
pie proof from the most respectable sources cf the
beneficial results Of its use together with letters
from highly experienced Physicians, who have
used It in their practice, and speak from their own
observations.
REFBRENCES.-P B. PEcKuAn. NJ. D.. Utica.
n. y. l.. d. FLEMING, NJ d., Canandaigua, n. y.
NJ IL. MilLs.r NJ, d., Rochester, n. Y. d. Y.
ioorE, NJ d., Syracuse, N. Y. Prof DuNBAR,
NJ D., Baltimore, Md J. c. 0RRrcK. NJ. j. Bal
timore, Nd. W. W. REESE, NJ. D. Newly ork
City W. PREsscor, NJ d., Concord, n. II. J.P.
NEwLAND, NJ, d., Utica, n. York. Rev. c. S.
BEARD Glenn Springs, S. c.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of c. D. Wat
son, Agent Druggist, Clearfcld, Pa Also sold by
leading druggists in the principal towns In the ad-
joining counties.
lao-J. b. MARCHIsI & Co., Proprietors,
Central Depot. 30l Broadway, n. Y.
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SrlNnlNe rnnNlrrrr Mrrr,r

pufluah 10 previous notice. tho ne,n,.,,,i
Standing Committee oi Clcnfncid count, mo, ,
Cloardeld on The 18th July The following ce,,
mutgea Of Vigilance For The respective TOWNSHIP
and boroughs, were appointed
lin. N' w"
Bell-Thos. A, McGhec, VIM. T. Gilbert ! NJ
Campbell Capt George Walicrs.
hegg,-J' NJ shaw, George Gnl, @ shimmel
Brodtord e Isaac Kline, Ales. Ii,ing,,or Ma,
Woolridge, y, Spackman, jr W"
broog--G. W. Long, Samuel Arnold. DIR. ] r
bo(er Jacob kuntzc, james Zealer
,n"'IsldSIJ NJ Cumminss, John Young, Il. W
hing, DR.. Chesnutwood James McNfurro, "
Chest--G. s. Toler, VIM. Tucker FIas ir,r,
Cutie, ESQ. ''V'0' 'ohh L
cor'ngton--F. cOutcret Dr. y. Garfield. ]. Ban.
CMwensrWe- Fleming. J. ID. Thomnso,,
Dr, IL. =. Thompson, Levi Spiece.
Dtea''r-John Hughs, Joseph McClarren. John
Fcrgu'On- Grier Bell, George Mccneken. Tho.
For-Jas. Moorhead, J. I. Bundy.
Gfrord-H. J. Hight, Jos Ryar. Benz. Carr
Goshen. w, Graham, Thompson Read
HUson-Nal Hevener Il. NJ iamm.
Jordan-conrad Baker, George Erhard Josepl
Patterson. '0'' P'
Rortho"s--Wm. Bridgcns, VIM. sankey John
Schnarrs. - ''"'
Lo,erence-J. B. McEnally, John Shaw. IT,, Har.
man Rowles, Miles Read '''.
II Aorr''-s; Q. Thompson, c. W. Kylar, John
Penn-W. +. johnson, A. Hile, J. b. sevnor
r. Danver. s"'i'
Piks-Eli Bloom, John Weleh, John punlan.
A. b. Dale. ''D Dui'i"P'
6g'on-Peter Lsborde, jr., Elias Horn.
mooa"ard-G. w. Shof, Thomas Henderson.
Inc foregoing Committees are hereby reouested
TO call meetings of the Democrats of their resnec.
1--WE dlstrlcts-giving as timely and general notice
as PosSoie-to be held at the usual places of hold
ing the General Election, on SATURDAY the
iIth of August next, and elect tho nnr,bor y,
delegates to which they are respectively entitled
to represent them in the County Convention to bc
heid at Ciearfeld, on SATURDAY the 10Th Of
august TO put In nomination candidates for the
various County offices to be filed this fall-aso 10
appoint Congressional and Representative Confer
ees.
On motion, Whereas, There has been mucb diff
ference oi opinion as to the mode Of making our
county nominations, viz;-Whether we continue
the Delegate, or adopt the CrauJord. system. The
Standing Committee, having alone in view the
concert and harmony of the Democratic marty
deem 1t proper to make the following recommen-
dation -
That the Delegates of the several districts. 10 he
appointed on the 18th Of August next be at the
same tmp instructed as to which system a maiori
ty OF the Democrats Of such district nav prefer So
that final adjustment may be made by the Coun-
~ Convention TO be held on tho 10Th of August
for the future action of the party.
J. +. WEAVER, Secretary.
Clearfeld, July 10, 1854.
The numbcr of Delegates to which each district
ls entitled, Is as follows ;-Bradford 4. Brady ;
Lawrence 4 Morris 3 Pike 3; and all the other
districts 2 each.
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WASulNCTON TERRITORY.

The columns OF the Pioneer and Dem
ocrat are entirely filed with The laws O
the Territory, and the names of officers
appointed to serve until The first general
election.
EXCITEMENT AT BELLINGHAM Bay
By the brig Tarquina, which arrived on the
9th Of June from Puget's Sound, we have
received the following:
1t was understood at Whiibey's Island
that the people of Bellingham Bay we're
thrown into considerable excitement, ow.
ing 10 an anticipated attack from a body OF
Queen Charloit's Island Indians, and call
had been made upon the acting Governor
for troops TO sustain them in their defence.
The son Of one Of the head chiefs Of that
tribe had been recently killed by white
man near Olympia, and the attack was fol
The purpose Of revenge. These Indians
are really brave, and are much superior
in intelligence to any upon the norih.wes-
tern coast.
1t was also stated that upon the San
Juan (Bellyue) Island an armed body ol
seYeniy-hve OF these Indians had been pla.
ced by Governor Douglas of Vancouver S
Island, TO prevent The seizure of sheep be-
longing to the Hudson Bay Company, by
the u. S. Collector. This is one Of the
disputed Islands, and some clashing ofau-
lhority between the officials of the two
governments had recently occurred, since
which time Governor Douglas had made
an attempt 10 arrest the U. 5. Inspector
The Collector, Col. Eby, was absent on
a visit to The Island, and when the Iarqul'
ma sailed was daily expected 10 return. II
seems very evident by a glance at The
published maps, that the main channel be-
tween Vancover's Island and the main
land runs through the Straits ofHaro, thus
throwing San Juan Island into American
Territory. II is estimated that the Hud'
son Bay Company have here 5000 sheep
10 pasture at this time.
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

BELIEVE it a good maxim, that every person
Il should purchase goods wherever they please
But they should not buy too hastily before they as
certain where they can be best suited. / would
most respectfully invite all adies in particularly to
call at X. Glennans store, and examine his splen-
did assortment of goods that can not he exceed in
this section Of country for CHEAPNESS, durabil-
ity or style. Which consists of Gentemen's boots
of all descriptions and prices. Ladies and Gentle.
mems gaiters, boys and girls boots shoes and gai-
tiers. Children of all ages can be Accommodated.
r. GLENNAN.
June a. 1854.
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BANK NOTICE.

u1E the subscribes intend to mako application
w othe next Legislature Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania for an act of Assembly to inoorpo-
rate a Banking Company, with Banking and dis
counting privileges, to be called the "Clear6eld
Bank" and located at the borough ef Clearfeld,
with a capital stock Of 100000
A. X. Wright, c. Kratzer, Ellis Irwin, j. T. Wea-
yer, William Irwin, John Patton, J. W Smith J.
B. heRnally, Jas. I. Leonard, Richard Shaw,
james d. Graham. Jonathan Boynton.
June 25, ls54.-6m.
Ee-The Harrisburg Union, will publish the
above one month. and send bill 10 This nlfcn
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Clearfeld
III July lst 1854.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Clearfeld
III July lst 1854.
Benz Agnon, Mr. Boyd, Patrick Brien, Joseph
Buck, Jos. Burge, Martin Catheman, Jacob Crowl.
Geo. Dewitt, Jos. Emery, John Evans; Alf Evans,
Oliver Fryland, Mr.. France, Pascabella Fullerton,
Lucy Faust, Xavier Frain, Mr.. Gampre, Catharine
Griffin, Isaac Coon, Jesse Harter 0rvil Hoyt, /;
John Hicks, b. Heiman, Edmund NJ. Jones, Wen
dolen Roule, John Lemon, John Lockard Charles
q. Llnthieum, Harriet Lynch, A. J. Lanch, L. c.
Mulon, Richard c. Mead, Jas. T. Mullen, Mr.
Wrill, Richard N. Morris, Matilda H. Mills, +. G.
Miller, Hiram M'Gliney, Melchor Reuss, Rev. p.
Sahin, J. L. Stahel, Chas. C. Shirley James Scott
Earl Simpson, A. X. stoner, 2; Hiram Tolbert,
Edward W. Titzell, Mary Ann Young A. Montgom
cry. JOHN. II. HILBURN, P. NJ
July 3, 1S5A-4t
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RICHARD SHAW,
A. II. SHAW.
NEW STORE.

ID 1CHARD SHAW q SON, would respectfully
III inform the public that they have just opened
at X. Shaws old stand in the Borough Of Cearield,
large and well selected stock of Goods. suitable
TO the season-among which may be found, Dry
Goodsin great variety; Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware, Iin-ware, Groceries, Drugs, Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, &C.
They defy competition, and invite persons wish
ing to purchase to call and examine their stock.
Clearield July 3, IS54-tf
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lO0O coon RARGAlNs Made.

DY BUYING STOVES AND CASTINGS of all
ID kinds, at the STOVE AND HARDWARE
STORE adjoining Leonard q Moore's store IN
Clear6eid, whore all kinds of Castings arc to be
had on the most reasonable terms, such rs G.. Full
tons Hot Air Cook Stoves, of different sizes tho
celebrated Salamander, (aooal stove Parlor Stoves
for wood and coal Nine Plates Of different sizes,
Rafting Stoves, Sled Soes, Sleigh Soles, Mantle
Crates for Winter and Summer, Wauffle Irons. Ket-
ties Of all sizes. and large assortment Of Hollow
Ware of all kinds.
Also THREsHNG MACHINES, CIDER Mills, Noiis
and Iron, Of every description constantly on hand.
Orders for all kinds Of Castings for Grist and
Saw Mills, and Engines complete, from to forty
horse power,wl be thankfully receiyeda and prompt
ly attended to.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Castings and Cash Not Refused.
l.. r. CARTER, Agent.
Clcarfeld, April 3, 1s54-ly.
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NEW GOODS AT THE CASH STORE.

TNHE subscriber has just received large and
Il well selected stock of GOODS of almost eve
ry description suitable to the season which he is
selling of at extremely low prices. He respectful
y invites the attention of all who wish to buy
good Goods at the lowest prices to call at the sign
Of the Cheapest Goods.
Country produce of almost every description
taken at market prices in exchange for goods
Persons wishing to purchase, and receive fair
equivalent for their money will do well to give him
a call
Remember the sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street and call and be convinced that
there is truth in the words thereon inscribed.
May 81, 1854. w. f. IRWIN.
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Clearfield Select SrhOOl,

" c. ROTE would announ,. to the citizen,
W of Cleartield county that he has commen.
ced School in the Town Hall, aud would respect.
iully solicit public patronage From long experi.
enee, he Hatters himself that he can render gener.
al satisfaction.
RATES PER QUARTER.
Primary English Branches. 20 0a
Arithmetic, Geography a Eng. Grammar. 2 OO
higher English Branches including Math-
ematies, + 00
German and Photography. 3 o0
Young men who have formerly been engaged in
teaching, may have an opportunity of brighten
ing their ideas preparatory for examination uu-
der the new School law.
&ss- Females admitted July 2s. '54-tC
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WHO WANTS 4 PICTUREf

WHO WANTS 4 PICTUREs
Puryiance's stock is now complete,
From-liiue eases. very neat.
Up TO those of large dimensions,
Suitable for high pretensions.
Come on, Ladies come on, Gents!
Come on, all ye men Of sense
And get impressions Of your faces.
To show Your friends your many graces.
The dress is better to be dark.
But brown on red is just the mark,
For then the contrast fairly shows,
Between the person and the clothes.
Its well enough the sun should shine,
As this will serve to shorten time,
But il il don't and clouds be rife,
Hen take your picture 10 the life.
Those little siRRers, 'yclept babes.
Should never come midst clouds and shades.
But when the monarch Of the skies,
His shining robes puts on, arise
And bring your HHle ones to me,
And. brightest pictures you will sec.
Another theme the muse suggests,
To put an gloomy doubts to ro--
Such honest men as scruples feel,
Lest wicked craft fresh from the deoi,
Should be invoked in place Of art
And made to act " v part
Are told with conscience clear Of evil,
We have no dealings with the deUH
CleaTfeld. june II, 1854.
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LAND WARRANT lost.

land warrant issued 10 the subscriber for his
services in the Of 1872 has been lost; and il is
my intention TO make application 10 the Commits
sioners Of Pensions for duplicate Of the same
Should the warrant have been found the person
finding The same viii please return il to me. IL
can be Of noIse to any other person as oareaf
has been entered in the land Office to prevent the
issuing Of patent thereon.
CYRUS THURSTON.
Jordan township, July l2, ls5L--6L-pd.
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just ARRIVED.

TNllE splendid stock of Cloths, Cassimores Vest
Il inbs, Trimmings, &c, recently purchased by
the subscriber, which he will sell or make up to or
der, in the most fashionable and durable manner,
at bis store in 'Shaw's Row.. The material and fits
warranted. No charge for showing HE beautiful
and cheap goods.
He would inform the trade in Clcnrfeld that he
IS the authorized agent for Deveres London and
Paris Fashions. THOMAS SHEA.
Clearfeld, July 8, 1854.
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Adnurned Treasurer's Sale.

A N ADJOURNED SALE of Unseated Land,
"A in clearfeld county viii take place at The
court house, in the borough Of Clearfeld, on MON
DAY, Sept 18th, at 10 o'clock, a. nat which
time all the tracts bid of at the former sale and
for which deeds have not been lifted, will be re-
sold
JOHN MCPHERSON, Trs'r.
Treasurers Office, July "a, 1854.
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HnOTs AND SHOES.

ENRANCIs SHORT announces to the ctizens
Il Of Clearfeld and vicinity, that be has again
commenced the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes
in the Borough Of Clearfeld. He can be found in
the shop formerly occupied by Thomas Shea, up
stairs in Shaw's row on Second street. whore he Is
prepared to do oil work in his line and will be
pleased with a call from any all Of his old cus-
toners and as mady new ones as may see tito ex-
tend 10 him their patronage.
Clearleld June %, 1854
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Terms OF Advertising,

A DVERTISEMENTS 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 a dollar
Liberal reduction made TO those who advertise
by the wear.
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ATTENTION REGULARS.

NOU will meet for parade drill on Saturday
Il l2th., Of August 10 o'clock, supplied with s
rounds OF blank cartridge, and all your equipments
in good order
There will be an election held at the Court House
on Monday 2lst day Of August. at o'clock, p. NJ.
for the purpose Of eleeting Company Officers.
BY order of the Captain
d. 7. ETZWEILER, O. :.
July 81, 1854
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The lnsurrCction in Spain.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-lntelllgence
has been received here by the Africa, from
responsible sources, stating that the lnsur'
reciion in Spain was spreading in all d.
rsciions.
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rJNHE undersigned offers for sale his well known
Blacksmithing establishment situate one half
mile east of Clearflcid Bridge, Cleareld county
He offers one other lot with good shop il suit
able for a Tailor or Shoemaker.
For further information inquire Of the undersign-
ed living on the premises.
SAMUEL b. DILLER.
Boggs township, August 2, ls54.-tf.
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TO BRIDGE BUMDERs.

TNHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Of Clear.
i field county viii receive proposals for building
Bridge across Chest creek at or near Gilbert
Tozar's in Chest township, on Tuesday the 10th dag
of September next, at their ofioe in Clearfeld.--
Plans and spefeations will be exhibited.
SAMUEL SUOFF,
ROBERT MEHAFFEY.
Comm'rs Office. Commissi9rers
Clearfcd May 20, 1853
Anesi-G. Il. COobLANDER, Clk,
July IL, ls54.-lt
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Let no fathor be ash0med 10 rregont cow OF
the 4RSCULAPIUS to his child. II may save
him from an carly grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations uf married
life without reading the POCKET RSCULPTUS.
Let no one suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain
in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings. and
the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations and given
up by their physicians. be another moment with
ont consulting the HSCULAPIUS. Have the
married, or those about to be married any impedi-
ment, read this truly useful book. as il has been
tha means Of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws of death.
AG-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed ina letter, will receive one copy Of this
work by mail, or five copies will he sent for ONE
DOLLAR.
Address, post paid,) DR.. WV. YOUNG.
No. lj2 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
July l2, 1S54-ly.