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WELL AGAIN.-We are glad to announce
that DR.. a. NJ. HILLS has entirely recovered
from his recent illness, and is again at his
post, ready and willing to serve all those who
desire to have teeth extracted. inserted, plugg-
ed, filed, cleansed, or repaired Those having
business with him. will find him at his office
adjoining his store opposite Hemphill's Hotel.
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SPORTING WoMEy.-A match game of bill
lards for $1,000 is to be played in New Or
leans soon, between two Creole ladies of the
ssfrst respectabiiity These women are said
TO have few equals at the game. even among
gentlemen, in the United States.
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WE RAF TsulAaos JOURNAL.

EARLY SLEIGHING.-The citizens OF Shrews-
bury, I erk county, Pa, and that vicinity. en-
joyed the rare sport of sleigh pg ON Saturday,
it being pronounced by those engaged in it as
most excellent. 1
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6IAUTI0N.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against medling in any way with certain
bay Horse. now in possession of VIM 8 Porter, Of
Penn township, as the said Horse is the property
of the subscriber. A. S. MOORE,
October IL, 1885. 3t.*
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EHo! FOR THE TEMPLE OF HONOR
IA BRA ID " y III G Il X 5,
TIN, COPPER, & SHE ET-IRoN WARE
.EaR y WeEs ~ d sga Es9aW VI
i j. u "A I Q ia
45Iili{labur9, 45a.


BRADIN i MGIRk have just opened an cxten-
siye Tn, C0gper, !. Ssest- IRON Ware Ha1"tacfH-
~. where they at all times prepared to supply
customers with every conceivable article from the
smallest Coffee pot spout TO the longest pipe ina
4ginable. They viii dc both
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
business and will at eli times have on hand a
large assortment of ready-Inade ware.
HOUSE S p u TING
done to order on the shortest notice. and put MP
in a neat, substantial manner.
STOVES, 8T0TE-PLPE, & KETTLES,
of every variety kept constantly hand.
They will furnish to order any of the following
Cock Stoves, viz Tho William Penn. Queen of
the West. the Atlantic, and Cook Completes
all of which are suitable for both WOO and coal
among the Parlor Stoves viii be found the Lady
Washington the Excelsior" Home Parlor, &c
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods. A. A BRADIN.
JN0 ID. MGIRk.
October "a, 1aj5.-tf
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JOHN GRAHAM, Jr., agn,,r
j p. NELSON
Clearfeld, Sept. 26, 1885.

HISSTATE OF JOHN M'QUILLAN, De-
EA CEASED Letters Of Administra tionhaving
been granted to the undersigned ON the estate of
John McQuillam late of Burnside township, de-
ceased notice is hereby given to all who have ac-
counts against said estate TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement. and all who know
themselves indebted to the estate viii come for
ward and settle their accounts Immediately.
ISRAEL R0RABAUGH, 1a8t'r.
Clearfield. Sent. 10. lS55 Ct
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ELEARFIELD INsTITUTE.-Tho next

ELEARFIELD INSTITUTE.-Tho next
~ term of this Institution will commence on
the 1grh of November, 1855.
All persons wishing to fit themselves for TEAcH-
ERs or other avocatons in life. VIII here receive
every desired facility and attention. a thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution In
the State.
Parents at distance can obtain boarding for
their sons or daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal, where they will receive rare ad-
yanta ges with all the comforts and pleasures OF
home: ana their morals viii be carefully guarded
The rates OF tuition per quarter are Primary
English 50 30; High English $780, Classics. $500
Mathematics above Algebra, So French. Draw
ing. and Painting. s. each.
w A CAMPBELL. PRIxCIPAL,
Further information, aud Catalogues of the In
stitute can be had by addressing
Oct 81. '55 Ctearfetd, Pa.
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DULE OF COURT.-WHEREAs, The 9th
q Section of the Act of the l4th OF April, A. D..
1855, requires the Courts of Quarter Sessions, by
their Rules to fix time ar which applications for
Licences shall be hoard and ut which all persons
making objections shall also be heard.
Therefore, the Court fixes the THIRD day of
each Term, at 3 O'Clock P NJ, Of said day, for
the hearing aforesaid.
And they direct this Rule to be entered on the
Rules of Court and published in the several news
papers of the County for three weeks
BY order of the Court.
Certified from the Records
WILLIAM PORTER
Cterk OfQurrtsr Sessions Of Glearfsld Co
Clearfield. Oct. 81 1885. 3t.
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DATENT SAUSAGE CUTTERS.-G. S.
L GARTH'S improved Sausage Cutters and
Suffers for sale by MERRELL & CARTER.
Oct. 81, 80.
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| DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE

"A Of J0hn Graham, Sr.. Aee'd-Whereas Letters
OF Administration upon the Estate of John Gra-
ham, sr., late of Bradford township Ciearheld GO:
dee d, have been granted to the subscribers, Ali
persons Knowing themselves endebted TO said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate paymen I,
and those having claims against said Estate, wlil
present them properly authenticated.
The books are left in the hands of John Graham.
Jr., for settlement.
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GTRAY MARE.-Came to the residence of
- the undersigned living in Knox township, an
Iron-gr mare, about six years old, having sad
die marks upon her. and ono eye not sound The
owner is hereby notified TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away, other
wise she will be disposed of according to law.
Oct. 81, 1855, SITS d. j. CATHCART
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NJ 4 II X i Il ID,

On the 25th inst. by Rev. A. NJ. Barnett, Mr..
EVERETT HALL, of Clinton county Pa, to Miss
ELSIE Ross of Curwensville, this county.
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EUUTION.-Al persons indebted TO the sub
u scribers for BLACKSMlTHING, are hereby
notified not to pay any such accounts TO JACOB
HERR the late Blacksmith, as we had him hired
by the m opth and all accounts are to be settled by
us J. P NELSON Il co.
Grahamton, Oct. 3, 1885.
nRIED CHERRIES for sale, at the store of
Oct G A NJ HILLS
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NOTICE-The subscriber respectfully informs
! Y the citizens Of Clearfield county, that he has
rented his Tannery to John McGaughey. whom he
can recommend to mis- customers attentive and
obliging. H. also respectfully requests all persons
to come forward and settle their accounts he Is
desirous of closing mp his business. Hides taken
old accounts JOHN McPHERSON.
iur. s 1879.
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- mare rising Eve years old belonging to the
subscriber, disappeared from the field of Henry
WAPLE, the night of the 2lst of October. As
the was bought in Jefferson County it is sup
posed she has been taken in that direction.
liberal reward win be paid for her recovery.
J CROWTHER.
Tyrone City, October 81, 1855 st.
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N1LLIS MUKIUN. VI. d.
C. A. DEYELIN, NJ ID.
HORACE WYATT, NJ. j..
IAS n ER ANCTS NJ N

" B.-A treatise the nature and treatment
Of Deafness and Disease of the Ear with the treat
ment of the Deaf and Dum-price, one dollar
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Postmaster Registered letters only at our
rish please bear this in mind.
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Aug, |, 1855.
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
THls PAPER WILL CONTINUE TO AID

TNHlS PAPER WILL CONTINUE TO AD-
vocate The great principles Of Democratic
Liberty, and their application to the condition
of society nd government. We have embra-
ced the Democratic doctrines from profound
conviction Of their truth, and we are associated
with the Democratic party bee ause, we find it,
in The main, striving tosimplfy government, in
all its machinery, To bring public affairs, so for
as practicable, within the management of small
districts of country, TO establish universal free
trade, and gold aud silver currency.
We are opposed 10 the extension OF slavery,
or to any fostering Of that institution by the
Federal Government; holding that the STATE
R,ours platform Of '9S, WHICH distinctly draws
the line between Slate and Federal power, 10
be the only firm basis on which our two-fold
Government may securely rest. We are enc.
mics 10 all monopoiies. and will continne to
labor for their removal. We shall agitate with
ervent zeal in favor of Land Reform, Indus.
trial Reform and Currency Reform. 10 do so
eirectually, will require the bold utterance OF
aggressive truth, let its consequences fall on
whom it may.
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YOUNG KENTUCKY-A DUEL.

We orc advised by letter and tele.
sssphic dispatch that duel was fought
yesterday morning, near Moreland's, a
teysru shout nine miles from Lexing.
ton. on The line Of boundary Of Bour.
bon and Fsystte counties. The parties
Thsophiius Steele and James Blackburn
the former. student Of medicine under
Prof.. Dudley, the la.er Of law. in Lex.
inkton. But one round was fred. Black.
burn receiving wound in tho leg, and
Steele being uninjured. Beth were de.
sirous of another. fire, but the seconds
would mol hearsto iii y saf Atf,
Wa have not heard the cause Of the
duel. but presume that grew out Of o.
q family feud that originated between
thsaa- two young men when they wore
S6iTdrsn ii school, and that eventuatet
about sevsn years in the killing Of Viii
liam E. Blackburn, Esq, by Captias
Thomas Stssls. ct Harmony meeting
house in WSodiord County. Blackburn
on that cccasion. attacked Steele. whc
wss acquitted. This duel is a singula
denous snsnt Of an ,almost life long cher
ishsd animoGity. The two principal
nsi,hss have yet. attained their msjority
LesisvilN Courier. inst l6tA.
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Corner Of Secoxd and Olips Street, a6oue the
~.s Raiirvaa.
"AVE lust erected and put in operation, an
extensive establishment fur rmanuiacture Of
FlORlNG, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, COFFlNS, &c.
Their Machinery has been purchased IN the
East, is all new with the latest improvements
they are prepared to cut mouldnga in every style
Known to the science Of Architecture.
They have on hand large stock Of the best
Michi gan Clear Stuff Lumber. Those desiring
Jobs Of fine work will not have inferice articles
Of material palmsd unto them for clear stun.
There are several experienced woekmen con
nected with and employed in the estAhsishme
who are familiar with every hind OF work. and
chn give style and finish to their tobe ansur'
dassed by any workmen in the coustsy.. The!
are prepared 70 furnish or make to osdcr sop tn
shortest notice anything in their hne q b.isi
ness. They are also ready to do an tlnds
work such a. sIsniwg working leg.e1sJ Jse:~g
4 and ripping for otkers, on tue sAoseesc notice
i ana the most reasonable terms. sCA@
They wiN ship TO order any bilA sest tf6Q
distance, those engaged in buildinr Wil Au
cthsii advantage 70 give tneis siiistqthb =
ahliahmsnt. sA !. - -.
/ They arc prepared to execute all kia1Rsfp ps'
tern 1iwkAim IlaAhinery. CASTING 70.
! Oct 90th, 1854. "a ~ 81.
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FROM BOSTON.

DOSTON, I.
The Legislative Committee on Judge
Loring's case was in session six hours
yesterday. Theodore Parker advocated
his removal on the ground Of his viola
ton OF both the moral law. and the law
OF State, and Of his justification Of such
violation. r. II. Dana, jr., in an argu.
ment Of four hours, conlended tha, The
power Of removal by address was in.
tended TO be exercised only once in
seventy fss yeats, and that for incom.
potency. II exercised in this case by
one party, another parry OF different
character might make this precedent
to remove for no good reason. His re-.
moval would impair the integrity Of the
judiciary, and be a violation Of the
spirit Of the constitution. Wendell
Phillips closed the argument for the
petitioners.
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|ssis X Resi- e3sssy 81 Mn vi
Ceu3t.
Al%pbenso % :, !, Z, 2 Z yGlIsE Y y Aasl.s- Y! usst q

sals u Resi- ssaty ~ st1Sf sl
A'Ssss;s ss's:st Il: ssi!'sk ss: ss. ss q
Eliza B. Smith. formerly EHsa n tpcsnsy.
Yuller. and John Smith, hcy huv. y Uhi1.x
band, Alphonso r. =. Fuller, y. 4.
Harriet A. HortonZ daughter OF On The FIJI
Oliver ". Fuller, dscesed and dsy Of Apgil
George ". Horton, her hHsband, a. d. 1850.
Sylvester Fuller. james Alfred at I 4cloei
Wood and EtsSt Wood. hein at il the alter.
law OF Adsline A. Fuller decd, | noon, on the
who n her life time vaemasdeA WANNA
to Psnlg1 r. WOOD, heip r nv tiIl = Md
OF said Ana B. Fuller. deceased. 70 the high.
At bidder, the following tesl estate, = IN
property Of AHA B. Fuller, deceased stuats
IN ''the County Of Washington and State ol
Ohio, and in tho township or Fsifheld, former
town Of Wesley, one hundred and sixty acres
OF land, the IN l2') and north west qusrter Of
section number thirteen u y ip township mum.
drawn asr,i;aa n the p:ms soo q Oliver sullsr
Terms Of sale, one fourth cash INLAND, ono
fourth In eight months, one-lourth in sixteen
months, and fourth in twenty. four months
from The day of sale, with interest % the de-
ferredpaymen,s from the day Of ssie. The de-
ierred payments, to be secured by Z mortgage
upon the premises 20 sold. The, defendants
are hereby hoti6ed that on the 27th day IL
April. A. d. 1855, application will be made to
said Court by the undersigned administratoi as
Aforesaid, for the confirmation Of said sale.
ALPHONSO 7. F.FULLER, Administrator
Of Alta B. Fuller, decd
hy JOHN 8. GEosoE, his Attorney.
FEBRUARY 18Th, 1885.
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LOOK OUT FOR BkRG AIMS,
Union Block AITayS Ahead.

NRE T arrival Of Boots, Shoes, Caps and
" Carpet Bags Trunks, valises. &C., &c. as
the PEorLE's CaEAP Casa SroRE, Corner Of
Lasuence and Second Street, IRoNroN, ONO.
"As stoics soy and poets sing"
Enough is enough Of any good thing
Altho' l grant the adage True,
wish to write line or two.
Notwithstanding the extreme low stage Of wa
Ter and the many Bank failures Harper hes nc
failed to receive his tremendous pill of Boz,
and Shoes OF every variety for Men, Women
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Tiest TO the ponderous6 ID. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work Of the neates
aud most. durable character, of which he res
pectfnlly invites the citizens Of Ironton, and tn,
adjoining counties, 10 an examination Of hi
slock and prices-being determined not to b
undersoid by Jew nor Gentile-don't forget th'
plaee. s. W. HARPER.
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FARNISo.-If young man wants to
engage in business that will insure him
in middle life the greatset amopn, Of
leisure time. there is nothing more sure
than farming. II he has IN independent
turn Of mind, let him DO a farmer. If he
wnuts to engage in healthy occupation,
let him till the soii. In short, If he
would be "lndepsndent," lie. him get a
po. ef earth--keep within his me ans, TO
shun the lawyer ; be temperate TO avoid
the doctor be honest that he may have
a clear conscience improve the soil, so
as 10 leave the world better than he
found it-and than If he cannot live
happily, and die contented, there is no
hope for him.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT q
John Kentner, Plaintiff, against Henry Neman

NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT
John Kentner, Plaintiff, against Henry Nemau
Defendant. '.TiT
Before B F Branhsm. J P, Upper township.
Lawrence county, Ohio.
The defendant take notice that on the 18th
day OF February; 1865, au order OF attachment
was issued by ? Branham, Justice OF the
Peace in and for the township Of Upper, in the
county Of Lawrence, end State OF Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, stocks, or interest in stocks
rights, creflts MONIES and effects OF said Hem
ry Neman,a non resident debtor, Il the in.
stance Of the said John Kentnef. for the sum
OF flty-nine dollars, and interest amounting to
SS,o4, which said order has besn served and re-
turned, and the summons, sccompauyine the
same has been served and returned ''not found,,'
whereupon the trial was continued 10 the 7ih
day Of April, A d 1858, according to the stat.
ute in such case made and provided.
$50. q 20 P CALVIN,
Attorney for plaiptif,
FebruaRy 10, 1855 rs st
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tehse .ousch, eoud1jtiss 4 - ~.
q visions. re hssi'sse r. q
q feRgsssoa. l! issBlly @Itsd11 u r
ssoos g. sas 3 dh,:psst!o. " e! 4 z ssann u
81 Ne brain, and he SsStsi fsssis;s. n. :. 4 "a
Thoee whs sss tsuubisd vifS ii2fsssi5s s5.<
surely ~ relief nom Hep6An6sS 6Se~e = "A
Nw soh exclusively ID thh counisy M d q
= 4 Jachson, l20 Asch street PhiIAdelpIie, AZ
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WATER ,COOLE.

M, H"o teatou !" ey"tH " nuhu wueH tue ute
Of Ice becomcs Indispensable 10 the cofor, and health
Of every family. The undersigned has for several
ycars past been engaged in the manufacture Of tAe
shove named article. and has devoted much time aud
economy aud convenieuce, msustbriaE diem into very
general use. They hav6beeome Indispensable 10 every
housekeeper.. Tho fact has bsen
question: that they will preserve Ice longer than auy
Of tho devices which have been brought out for she
purpose. The convenience Of always having ICE
WATER ready for drinking, is fully appreciated by
hasfarger and better fac,es for featuring Wat
OF Coolers than any establishment in the country
M aud !. now prepared y supply them i .uy quantity
count is made. They he shipped 10 any NJ
country with perfect safety. GEO.
Cor. Race and Colombia sts. Cipeinns'i. 0. 1
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UDrrOR'S OFFICE: LAWRENCE COUNTY OHIO
.Onio School LlBaARY"-The Township Boards
OF Education throughout the County are noiiRed that
the Firsl Series Of the State School Library has been
tion. - = :.
The Township Clerks throughout the County, or the
Boards Of Educalion arc respectful Invited 10 call
and examine the Books, allotted TO them respectively
| by the law. JANES C. TERRY, Arprron
lronion, December LIST, 1884.
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Litch's Remedy Tor Flux 4 Diarheea

THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
il administer to oil such az are sfFicted with
Flux or Diarhoea, an unfailing remedy, for
these wretched inaIadies, that annually send to
the grave, more human beings than the cholers
and yellow fever combined. arr
The medicine is extracted from roots and
barks, with no poisonous qualities to not the
II those afflicted with the above named dis
eases will use this 9sA
Ia
They will learn that there is no more danger of
death from Flux or Diarhoea, than there is of
an honest mans perishing by the hangman's
cord. M M -, M. .LITCH.
Marion, OhTanuary 9th, 1885.