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WANTED.

A CLERK thoroughly versed in the Drug ! n
n siness. An interest IN a paying Drug busi
ness would be disposed Of To Que having some
means and qualified TO assist in managing the
establishment. r iqnire a; REYNOLDS Drug
Store. Mechanics Block.
Keokuk. July 8. 1855 d'f.
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Chu..CII NOTICE.


The members OF tie tir,t p. rsbyierian Church
ahd Cong egatiou afe requested TO meet at the
lhufeh on Monday evening The 9Th INST, al T.
O'Clock. when the object of he meeting ui}l be
explained. general aud particular atendal Ct.
~ reqne.i ted
keokuk, July 7ih, 1888. d2t.
A LII theuew summer s yrs OF Gents soft drs .
- Hats as worn IN New York jus received ami
fer sale cheap al SHELDON'S.
Call and leok al them. 81, Mainstreef.
May 81 1855.
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El.auRTre.-A Yankee out West who
wrote Il, ne TO lis mother that ne had
seen li1.Ssloo>ier, has sent her another
eplsllt on Wts."rn etiquette. Here Il il
"Wssurn peop,e g % their dra Il IN
eliqneite. lou en-, ftll man iere hat
he lies as you tan do East, without fight
Ing. few days ago, malt was telling
TWO Of his neIehbers IN NY hearing a
pretty large st,ry Says !, Sir niger
that's a whoppsr' Says he, SrsngPr,
lay there = ard in tie twinkle Of an eve.
found myself IN ditch. perfect quad
ruped. the worse for tear and wear. Up.
on another occasion. says | TO man
never saw before, as q oman passed him,
That isn't a specimen Of Your Western
women is il = Says he, You' re afraid OF
) the fever and sgue, stranger, amt YOU 4
Very much said |. Veil, replied he,
that lady is my wife. and if you doa't
apologize III two minutes, by the honor o.
4 gentleman. swear THAI these two pis
I tol@' which he held cooked iii his hands
| shall cure you Of the disorder entirely, 5,
don't fear. stranger' So | knelt dowr
and apologised | admire the Western
country much, but curse me if | car
stand 30 much etiquette. !"
1.-THE Cleveland PAN Dealer state
tha,.a party OF invalids viii leave TIM
ely on one of the fine steamers Of Tho
Lake Superior line for the salubrious re,
gions OF the Great Lake, accompanied b,
d hyiropathic physician That's .eDsi-
bic
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SfSeULtR FATAL1rY-SIx DfArns.-
IL aptt arN'that a very singular fatality A..
tended several OF tie passengers wi o
cane round from II. Louis. AMI arrived
here last Friday mo ming on the Balti-
more. Tie disease rtsembled cholera.
but the PITY >icians " 10 attended several
OF the cis~s are Il tie opiul n that it was
10 cholera, and Impnte the Cause to i'm !.
Fure DIT OF SOM sort or olher. One
fact We are assured Of. and that Is, that
there Is no cholera in this CT
Fhr first death WAS clergyman. who
got on the B Gilmore at Evansville, and
who died a. New Albany on Satrrd v
The 0 hers were Mr. Charles Bufks, Of
Jefferson oanty. Ky, who died in >rh.
CITY. Saturday ~ ming; and THREE ladi s.
Yrs. [ ). I ylor. Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Dent Of Fleming burg, and Mrs Greer OF
Aliegh ny, Pa, all ii whom did en- the
Jacob sIrAder Friday night. aho m d
night. sooa after the boat reached C4ncln
natl " htappears very singular Is the
tact hat no other p sseng,r on the TO II
was the least bit sick. nor ha there been
any sickness on The boat this season.
Lou. courier.
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EXlcutOr'S Sale.

n Office is herfby gwen 10 all concern ii that
~ ~ srine Of author " vested N me, as exec
tor u II" estate 81 Fullerton + New ms
hy an order q The County Court OF Lee Count,
shalt. on the 81 day If Jnly next. beiwees
the no trs Oh 9 O'Clock A Nj and o'clock p. VI
II said dav. al the corner Of Main ahd 81 coad
stree 3, keokuk. in front Of Charles Parsons.
hiking House, 8. to the highest bidder, for
cash N had. 4 stven % ii Block sixty Que
(6l) Oft city OF keeknk Iowa
SAM + MILLER,
Es'r ofthe Es'ats Of Fullerton r. Nc Williams
Jane 27th, 1855. July 9. dtA
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NATlls--jusi received and for sale lov ~
~ BALDWIN, EVANS & q
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$500 900 REWARD.

NJ Office Is hereby given that the one third in
N terest Of the Kenkuk and Hamilton Ferry,
together With the laad belonging to the same, Is
oiF-red for sale,
For frrtter particulars enquire Of
July 2--df ]. & J. X. LLOYD & co.
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Welland County, Camda West, vas
visited on Saturday and Sand y last, b.
terrific rain storm, which swept away
all the bridges on the Well md and 0,we-
20 Creeks, and destroyed eight or ten mill
dams. The crops OF oats and corn on
the fh~ are entirely destroyed. Damages
very heavy.
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SAW Y ER HOUSE,
Hydraulic Cement.

A SUPERIOR article for sale Nv
& J X. LLOYD.
Keokuk, June ri, 1855. w6u
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Insurance Agency.
Emu Insurance Co. Hartford. Conn.
STA INSU nee CO MPA

OF Ogdrnsburg. New York
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mercantile, Fire l. Marine lnsWance Cempa,
OF Covngton, KY.
MERCHANTS FIRE AkDMARINE INSURA "a
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
THE above are all sound aud reliable Com
MES, and Ike risks at lowest rates IN lo'
ton will Justify.
During my absence for few weeks 1t
East, the Insurance business Of the above Cd
panss will be attended 10 hv Mr.. B. S Mel
AIN.
w +. w. BELKNAP.
Office adjoining the Mayors Omc1
July D 1855. dim
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IN DOZEN mems fine fashionable Silk Hats
~ Of The latest spring and summer style for
sale cheapai
SHELDON,S HAT EMPORIUM.
April q. 1883. wly
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E- The Glory Of yesterday, speakin!

E- The Glory Of yesterday, speaking
of the Post Office advertising, etc, says:
We know that they struck OF more
papers than ever, just before As oGlaaeit
uces giren.
Then 1T knows What is no. true We
have prlnted more before, and we print
more now.
The article is pettilogging and iaaccu.
rae, winding up A. follows:
No, no, no OCCASION 10 make fools Of
yourselves"
There aras an occasion for the Glory 10
make a fol Of itself, and il improved the
opportunity, as usual
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TURNING LATHE.

4 FINE article Tor turning Wood or iron, with
II tools &c. for lie by BUEL & BRO.
July 4, 1883. 3ll.
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French Candies,

IsT received by Express fom New Yo,l
CITY ia Sc assortment of French Candies
such
Ice Cream Drops, assorted fav.rs
81 cry do do do
Gum do do IA
Cordial DO 10 do
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II The Library Of Rev Levi Tucker,
consisting Of some 1000 volumes. and
worth over $4,000. has been purchased
for the Burlington Universe Y.
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LoUI WILLIE, July l. The K. Ms. held
a meeting last III lit and ratified the &C.
ton Of the PhiladeIphi Con,e ntion. An
imposing procession took place, and
speeches were made by Hon Humphrey
Marsh |, President B rtlett, Gen. P,lk-r,
Mr. Prence and other. Great enthu-
m was manifested. AID the crowd " as
estimated at about 600 r>ons.
BALTIMORE, July 5th.--Last evening
the Pork Packing establish nent Of Ri
som 8 Co was totally destroyed by tire.
1t was one of the largest In the city.
CoLrMBus, July Yesterday evening
as procession Of fremen. turner's and
Others were para1ing tie streets, a diifi
Guilty occurred beta cen one Of the tuners
and boy, when an alarm Was sounded
by tie. turner's, and they rushed back,
assa,lng and throwing stones at the peo
pie, AM he rot became general. an! h.
turner's being armed with reyofvers com
menced firing About wv I've shots were
fired and one young MN WAS shot an
died about at hour. Many hers
were badly injured by shots aud stones.
bat none fatally II is believed The pc
lice has arrested twtnty -four turner's. =
Public opinion is ci1edly against the
turner's, bat there was no excuse for their
conduct
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TT The Postmaster at Al,ioa. writes
us that one Charles Gavin, who ltf OAio
for this State about lie llth Of April last,
is reported to his frienls SIS having died
in his city Of CHOLERA. Any person pos.
ses,ing Information concerl ing him " III
confer favor by writing 10 the Possmas
ter at Attica.
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" j. JEwELL.
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Ill One cannot help being struck. on
taking UP Mime ,ota paper, with the
freshness aud singuar''y Of the names in
That region mostof which are derived from
some Of the Indian dialects. Aborieinul
names seem 70 be not the exception there,
but The general rule. Some are musical
some unccu'h, but all new and strange.
In the columns e The S.. Anthony Re-
publican, now before rs, we observe, for
instance. the following Minneapolis
Minnetonka, Wlnona. Wabashaw Pem5i
n, Anoka. Dlcotah, W4yz Ia. Carimona,
E!lioto, etc. but enc of the sweetest and
most musical Of All is the name Of the
+ Territory tstlf-M Minnesota.
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r. 7. McKennev

ScOFIELn & RR0THE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-28
TElR @ART9@Al0g DOURlAna

How TO SELL a Book-ssDoesticks' writes
to the Detroit .4doe1 fiser, that he is going to
publish book, and the following idea is given
as TO the means which he will adopt to get it
into extensive circulation. We commend it
to some book publisher we wet of:
In order to cripple criticism, and disarrn ed
itorial opinion, a copy viii be sent to every
editor, critic, reporter, writer, women's rights
scribbler in the country-it viii be advertised
for many weeks in advance as the most witty,
most learned, most laughabIe, most profound,
most mirth- provoking and most solemn book
of the season-favocable notices in the lead
ing journals will be paid for, aud in short. no
trickery or stratagem omitted. 1t will be for
sale wholesale, retail. and at auction. Those
of you who have dollar to spare viii please
buy it, and those who haven't Will borrow
copy from the nearest editor, and never carry
it back. 1t will be a ss,york which no gentle
fhan's library should be Without 1t is con-
sidered necessary TO the safety of the Union,
that its democratic principles be thoroughly
disseminated; and it is indispensable to the
stability Of the English throne, that its mon
archial doctrines be thoroughly comprehend
ed. Every man, woman. child, canal driver,
billiard-Inarker, faro dealer, and member OF
Congress, win be provided with copy, there
by preserving our Union, destroying our lib-
critics, keeping unsulied the honor and dig
nifty OF .sour flag and at the same time con-
tribUting to the glorifcation, establishing the
fame, and filling the cayernous pockets of
\ ours, hopefully,
Q. K. PHu4NDER DoESTICEs, Z. i.
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By~it was announced, Il few weeks ago, that
wile Of Brigham Young, the Great Ram OF
the Mormon fold, was to deliver series of lee
lures on Poiygamy, as practiced among that
people-and especially her own experience on
the subject. From second letter from this
runaway wife, in recent number of the Bos-
ton Times, we are inclined to believe ssSarah
Ioung''-she retains the patriarch'S name-a
great humbug. or Brigham great rascal
She expresses fear that he viii endeavor to
reclaim her fugitive-but denies the legal
ity of her marriage, alleging that he had more
than twenty other wives when she married
him-enough, we should say, to put prudent
woman on her guard! She also states that
Brigham has a great secret-think Of man,
with twenty or thirty wives, having a secret!
no less than plot to upset the Upion.-
Hear her:
SsThere are two very important secrets in
MormOnism, OF which none but the head lea
ders are aware, and they are brought to it by
the most solemn oath. A part Of this informa-
ton ! obtained from papers that found. One
morning after Young left my bed, | discover
ed under the pillow paper, of which have
copy. 1t is secret plot, contrived to over
throw this government. In that package l
also found the plan of fort; at the top of the
pian it said, Three tiers, two hundred and six
guns EACH | also heard one of the leaders
say sUncle Sam would not disturb them before
they got the under ground works done, and
they should not then fear the whole United
States army, with their Scots and Wools.'-
This 1 heard by eavcs-dropping, besides
great deal more, OF which have not time to
write. The Indians have had the promise that
all of the land that has been taken from them
shall be returned. Mr.. Young pretends to be
their friend, and they all, to man, will fight
for him and the Mormons. Not only one tribe,
but all the chiefs in the tar west are favorable
to the cause and to that people. They will
all follow their chiefs, and with their help, af-
ter they have the ground fixed for battle the
emigrants to and from California viii find no
mercy. You VIII also hear them boast Of their
strength and bid defiance to any power. They
say they viii also appoint their Governor of
Utah, and they mean to enlarge their Territo-
ry and extend it to the Pacific, and as far north
and south as they like. / can tell more than
1 have time to writh. DO, Sarah, tell us all
about them!
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ADULrERATED LIoUoRs.-The Toronto (Can-
ada) PairiOt, processes to have made some
startling discoveries respecting the adultera-
tion Of liquors in that Province, and calls for
Legislative interference, to arrest the evil. All
kinds of liquors are extensively counterfeited.
The Pafriot says 1.-THE public has little idea
of the extent to which the collaboration of IL
quor is carried on in this country. Some time
ago, during preliminary investigation Of a
criminal case, the fIct was incidentally elicit
ed; that all the liquors retailed in particular
hose, in this city, were made up in Toronto
So striking . disclosure did not arrest the pub
lie attention, which was exclusively fixed upon
other features Of the case. We have recently
been led TO make Inquiries into the extent to
which this system of aduiteration is is carried.
and the result viii cause some surprise to the
uninitiatcd. Probably nine-tenths of the Ii
quors sold in this city are adulterated in differ
ent degrees, ,the lowest qualities frequently con
tain not drop Of the liquor under the name Of
which they are sold. There are various parties
engaged in the fraud; but the greatest offend
ers are to be found amongst the grocers.'
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| THE EXPECTED GREAT COHET.-The eminent
| astronomer, ". Babinet, member of the French
! Academy of Sciences, gives some very inter
| csting details relative to the return Of that
! great comet, whose periodical course is COM
| puted by the most celebrated observer at three
hundred years.
Our cyclical records shows that it was oh
served in the year 10f, G83, 975. again in 1864,
| and the next time in 1856, always described as
shining with the most extraordinary brillian-
| cy. Most Of the European astronomers had
| agreed in announcing the return OF this comet
! in 1848; but it has hitherto failed to appear
In fact, it is not so easy or simple a matter to
compute those vast cyclical periods as some
superficial persons, who do not look beyond
the day OF the year in which they live, may
imagine.
We are. however, assured by Mr.. Babinet,
that, up to this moment, this beautiful star 'sis
living on its brilliant Teputation;' so that Sir
john Herschel himself was wrong when lie de-
SPARED OF its temperance, and put Grape on
his telescope, Tc are now informed that q
celebrated and accurate conpntcF-M. Bonnie,
Of NiddIebHrg-wit patience and devoted
ness truly German, has gone over all previous
calculations, and made new estimate OF the
seperate and combined action of all the plan
cts upon this comet of three hundred years;
and he has discovered that ii is not lost to us,
but only retarded in its motion. The result CT
this severe labor gives the arrival Of this rare
and renowned visiter in August, 1858, with an
uncertainty of two years, more or less; so that
between 1856 and 1860 those who are then
living may hope to see the great I;Iminary which
in 15j6 caused Charles Y TO abdicate.
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Volcanic Faceating piatoI.


We have seen and fred a pistol, recently
invented and patented, which bids fair to eX-
eel every thing in that line that has yet been
offered to the public attention. It seems to
combine all that could be desired in such a
weapon. Colts pistol compared with it seems
like distortion, or clumsy, uncouth, and ri
diculOus affair for frearm. The volcanic
pistol carries a Mimic or conical ball, in rife
barrel, and viii put it through a three inch
plank at a distance Of ninety rods. The re-
ceivinS tube VIII hold ten ball cartridges,
which may be deposited in two seconds Of
time. The pistol may be discharged thirty
times in fifty seconds. 1t is SO contrived that
it is not liable to accidental discharge. There
is no priming, no caps, and therefore no dan
ger to the eyes from any ignition near the
breach. Neither is there any recoil, so as TO
jar the arm or disturb a sure aim. The whole
construction is so simple as not to get out of
order even from long use. The powder and
ball are enclosed in the same metallic cover,
so that person could swim river with one
of these in his belt without in the slightest de-
gree injuring the powder. In short, the weap-
on is in all respects one OF the most perfect
things in the shooting line that we ever took
into our hands.-Ne'o HaUen PaLIG3iWm.
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a New Stock C0MPANY.-A recent number
of the London Court Journal has the following
hit on American schemes, which we think
pretty good:
''The American papers state that an indi-
vidual in Michigan proposes 10 build spiral
staircase down the Melstrom, in order to re-
cover the valuables that have been sucked in
to that immense receiver during the last two
hundred years. He proposes to make joint
stock concern, under the name of The Inter
national Spiral Staircase Treasure-seeking
Association.
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MURDER BY \ kISG.-A continental cores
pondent of the London Morning Advertiser
writes ga very unfortunate event has just oc-
Cured at the Hague, an event of so distressing
a nature that l should hesitate TO narrate it,
but that it comes to me from unqUestionable
authority. The King of Holland lately went
to visit one of his mistresses, and found one of
his aides-de-camp closeted with her. The
king rushed upon his officer and stabbed him !;
the wound, it is said, has proved fatal, and
great exertions are being made in high places
to keep this horrible tragedy from the public ,
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a s CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND IS

a s CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND as
EAGO0D AS TIE BEST WHOLESALE AND
BEIAtL.-IsAAc JOHNSTON would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally that he
has just returned from the East, where he has pur
chased the most splendid assort ment of Boots &
Shoes ever brought to ClearEeld- Every variety
OF Ladies slippers, CATERS. pumps &c. &c. Mems
fancy shoes, and CATERS, with excellent assort-
Inen tof heavy stock ali adapted to the wants of
the people of Clear6eld. He hopes his friends viii
give him call n his store IN '-Shaw's Row and
examine his stock June I3, 81.
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CLEARFIELD.
LUMBER TRADE.

= library MEETING The sCIearfeId lii
1 A brary Association, of Clcarfield county, Will
meet on Saturday evening next, March 3d. at car
ly candle lighting in the Presbyterian Church. a
Lecture viii be delivered by the Rev. S. NJ COOPER.
The public respectfully invited to attend 1t
is hoped that all viii feel interest in the enter
prise and that none who win remain away from
the meeting g.--Ladies are particularly invited to
attend. &. Il. BARRETT,
Clearfcld, Feb. 2S '55.l President.
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To THE PorNT.-Dan Russell was once cap
didate for the Authorship of Mississippi. Ha-
wing been called upon for a speech, he de-
livered the following, which, though bref,will
be admitted was to the point :-ssFellow- -citi.
zens, you have called on me for few remarks.
have none to make. Ihavc no prepared speech.
Indeed, am no speaker. do not desire 10 be
a speaker. / only want to be Auditor
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Natural miStnke.-A gentleman in reading
fashionable newspaper, exploded in hoarse laugh.
his mirth, he pointed to the description of
rage ia high kfe,' in which the reporter stated =:
I'VE have been favored with peep at the brides
'TrOuSseatts ITO ha EN- made aforehand, the
gentleman said, showed pretty well as how the
lady had made up her mind TO EN- after
wards He mistook the word for Trorsers
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Dg- Commander Ringold is in Washington,
busily employed, it is stated, in preparing a
report OF his exploration of the Chinese seas.
Many of the curiosities brought home by the
vessels of the Japan squadron are said to be
the results Of Com. RS interesting explora-
tiOns, which are designed to have an important
infiuance in the extension of our commercial
influence in those distant seas.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-28

Spots ON THE SUN.-A correspondent Of the
Providence Journal states, for the information
of those who believe that there is connection
between the temperature of our planet and
the state of he suns disc, that there are now
two spots on the sun of uncommon size and
great regularity of figure, almost circular.
which are surrounded by penumbra, very
distinct. also circular.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-28

WINTER WHEAT.--Thus far the various ac-
counts respecting the, prospects of the wheat
crop are highly favorable. Respecting the
crop in Michigan, the Detroit Free Press says:
ssFrom all sections we hear that the wheat is
looking exceedingly well. The quantity upon
the ground is greater than in any former year,
and, with no intervening calamity, the crop
will be Unprecedented.
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8 z EMPHILL'S H0TEL-The subscriber would
L IL inform his friends and ;he public generally,
that he Still remains at She old stand. where he is
al all times ready and willing to 'entertain stran-
gers and travellers. - His bar stocked with tho
best liquors, and his table viii always be supplied
with the luxnries OF the market.
Thankful for past favors, he solicts a further
share of public patronage.
WA ]. HEMPHILL.
Clcarield, June Is, fS54-iy.
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UA Swiss journal announces that gold in
rather considerable quantity has been discoy-
cred near the village of Gontamines, between
st. GervalsIe- -Bains and the foot of the Noun
tain du Bonhomme.
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IsCHooL ErND-I

SCHOOL FUND
John Mcpherson Esq, treasure OF Clearfeld
County, ii account with the different Borohgus and
Townships for School Fund, for 1920
DIR.
To bal. due school fund at last settlement Sls5 8s
To am trec'd from unseated IDS for 52-53 40i2 50
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NAMES EOEALDs0N, WITH REINH0LD,
- DASH 4 Co, s. ". corner3d and Race. PhiIa q,
begs leaves 10 INFORM his numerous friends IN
they visit the city 10 supply them with the bess
quality Of Leaf and manufactured Tobacco, I'll
gaTs, &c Jan 81, 55.-Iy.