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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Mr. Hall introduced bill to repeal the Home
stead Law; passed LIST reading.
dr. Bowles introduced the bill to change the
mode OF electing the Keeper of the Penitentiary,
which he had Withdrawn for amendment and offered
resolution providing Tor the election OF said officer
by the people; the substitute rejected, and the
original bill referred to the Penitentiary Committee.
Mr.. Stokes introduced a bill TO amend the charter
Of the MurfreesbOrO aud Liberty Turnpike Company;
passed LIST reading.
Mr.. Atkins, hIll requiring all mortgages on land
and negroes to be in writing passed LIST reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Fletcher, the bill to rep, al the
Bird section OF the act Of 1883 chap. ~ was taken
up and passed on Bird reading.
Mr. Johnson introduced bill to amend the Free
Banking Law; passed Isl reading and referred TO
Committee Banks
Mr.. Carter from the Joint Select Committee ap.
pointed To wait upon the Governor elect and ascer-
tain when il would suit him to be iuaugurated,
ported that the committee had discharged the duty
assigned them, and that Thursday next had been
selected as the day foe the contemplated Inaugural
tOn.
Mr.. Head offered a resolution providing for the
appointment Of Joint Select Committee TO make
the necessary arrangements for the Inauguration
the resolution was adopted and Messrs. Head, Cald
well und Whirthorne appointed said committee on
the part Of the Senate.
The Senate thereupon adjourned to 10 A. NJ. to-
morrow.
ERRATUM-The following paragraph occur
red in our report of the Senate proceedings of
Thursday:
Mr. johnson, bill to change the manner Of cleo
ting Superintendent of the Legislature, placing it
in the hands of the Penitentiary. instead of by the
Commissioners, as the law now requires passed LIST
reading and Withdrawn for amendment 10y Ar.
Bowles.
BY an unfortunate error Of the printer, COM
mitted IN the hurry of getting our paper to the
press, the word Legislature, where it occurs
first, was substituted for Penitentary, and the
word Penitentiny substituted for Legislature.
The intelligent reader Of course corrected the
error, but the bunder is so ridiculous and I'M
fortunate, we deem it proper thus 10 notice it,
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IoUIsvILLE AND EAsHvILLE RAILRoAD.


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J W. BOND.

CARLTLE, Ill, June "a, 1888.
have used Prof O. j. Woods Hair restorative and have
admired its wonderful effect Ny hsr was becoming as
thought premaGrey gray but by the Of his Restora
tive Il has resuued its original color, and have doubt
permanently SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. % Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY wRREp

PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTMENTs-The System o. Instruction adopted FOR
Acafemy in Paris and comprises Eve Departments viz
Primary Freshman, Sophomore, Jun0r, and Senior 20
which added RseaPitHlation Department., designed br
those who intend 70 adopt Music profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRfHART DEPARTMENT, eco 90
- lse iS.sons Seek, Que daily, Saturday excepted;
FOar lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
W 49,. ys., -. = % "
Frday' the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday
JuAioR DkPAKTHEr. 81 90
Lessons same in number and in days a Ia he
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons avssE. Moaday and Tlarsday
Iss. os daily. saturday excepted.
~ In All Of the foregoing Dep@gtmen:ss the PiAno and
Guitar are the sny instruments t-HshL
Iastcon she Harp sissons week per session ~ %
Italian sssl.. IS @
% classes o. gcntiemen On the Violin, flute.
ClsE5onot Ae, two evenings veek, Is %
~ An tustIan sses ne entrances u The pupn
one lesson week in sacred Muse Esen 70 al p1ps es
Ne sRsre u BE- made Or the use o. Tnssrunsass Musie
and Music furnished gratis the pus uho VII Be
permitted 70 retain EhsuE their eun rropSy - ri close
% the session.
Pupils I'll b. received at any s and eharea Fnsa TIE
Dero hey ertsr TIE close II The eescn The altent-
sncs AZ paps sll Be repaired daray the issen only.
TIE Accidents Year VII he dsied nio sessions, ths
sns eosaaenciag The "a AondAyia espteber and rs
ns the lat FRIDAY IN JSnnarys hs osAsr eonseacil oa
y 10 houaay n FssraAsy and cosig Ne ars fsaAy
In Jane.
E- Psss airasssa % Asr care sAaa rssslvs soue a.
eniioa. ant unsearicd assduy 90 nc part q IN IN
iFuuos avail tsy sta Aott 70 siissn hs sissste1
ssandsrd q prgfcisncy u vhich lhey SAY sspse.
Appcatiou % h. made asr ne LAT dsy ef sepir.
En- a Inv Arsdvny. sasis -sn
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For THE LADIEs-RECEIVED BY Express

AIDES Super french heelrd CATER;
{. Congress Hfelrd Rot
Brow Crngrr-s Caters
few dozen pair Of ne lAtcss styles and very hand.ome
a.. bv JOHN RAMAGE,
'N. ~ College a.
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THE NASHVILLE ID TR 7 b Y
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Oct. IL.
Mr. Rodgers, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the bill for the benefit of married women,
aud recommended its passage. Report concurTed
in, aud the bill passed on 2nd reading.
Nj. Caldwell, from the Committee on Internal In
provements, reported bill in lieu Of the bill to
amend the law authorizing county subscriptions to
railroad stock. The bill in lieu was adopted, and
passed on I'd reading; and
On motion OF Mr. Johnson the bill was recommit-
ted 70 the Internal Improvement Committee.
House Bills on Second Reading, were taken up,
and
A bill for the benefit of G. W. Turk and others,
was amended and passed.
ball to authorize the construction of a bridge
across the Nolechucky river, amended, passed
and referred to the Internal Improvement Com.
mttee.
Senate Bills on Second Re0ding. bill to amend
the General Internal improvement law of last
session-changiug the mode OF appointing Commits
siOner, &c, read and referred to the Internal
Improvement Committee.
bill to suppress the circulation Of small notes,
was read and referred to the Committee on Banks
A bill to increase the compensation of Jurors was
read and laid on the table.
Senate Bills on Third Reading. A bill to incor-
porate the Winchester Building and Loan AssOcia-
ton, was read, and
Mr.. HavTon offered an amendment incorporating
the Chattanooga Building aud Loan Association,
and the HARRISON Building and Loan Association,
which was read, and together with the bill referred
TO the Committee Corporations.
A bill to amend the charter of the town of Win
chester was read and referred to the same Com
mittee.
A bill to authorize the Whites Creek Turnpike
Company to change their second gate was passed
on 3rd reading
The Speaker announced the following gentlemen
the committee 10 attend the Division Fair az
Gallatin; Messrs Dean, Head, Mcfarland, Smith,
Atkins aud PalmOre.
Mr.. Atkins introduced bill TO establish Com
mon Law Court west OF Reel Foot Lake; passed LIST
reading
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BROoKFIEIp Jan. i3, 1855.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir; Having made trial Of your Hair
Re Oratiye gives pleasure to say that s effect has
been excellent in removing Inflammation. dandrun and
tendency to itching with which have been tr0ub
led FROM childhood, and has also restored my hair which
becoming gray, is original color have used no
other article with anything like the pleasure and profit
Youis truly, J. X. BRAGG.
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PATENT MACHINE
B A l. Il II O u L. &.

TINHE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFAC TURING COMPANY
Is making > \ Hundred Coils per week OF a very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALI ROPE.
AL orders pro nply hld the market rates. by
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President
sepl9-6m No. ~ Commercial 81 ST. Louis, Mo.
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WISH 70 BAY SO ssght xeed snosth yeuas Sssress,
iro1 10 - - Asa. Eaaa cafpenisn ana bEirs
nsson. t.spsfl ntKS n. fpeTEs.
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LADIES SLIPPERS

n ADIEg' Brown French Toilet Slippers;
4 nns black Kid Slippers, Plain and fnm@ed'
- ,,,. dav nv JOHN RAAAGE,
opsnoe a. College a.
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BE. fo pnkIie square.

I,IFrY Tii1UsAND nCsHF1.s 1FHEAr WANTED, sol
II shah lhs hiEhsss psisa ia CASH M 81 paid.
SAVIOUR, flaming q Co.
- rarner fsrkrf ard CtiIr-t sir-sis
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ia SIarket st. St Louis, Mo-, March s, 1S55.
Dear Sir: ON doing extensive travel IN the Western
and Southwestern States General Agent for Adams
American Lnment, and would be glad you would favor
with consignment Of Pro- Woods Hair Restorative, as
feel assured that can Introduce Il in many places where
Il Is not known ~ my own head Is living testimony Of its
valuable properties In restoring hair its natural color
am forty years Old, and my hair almost white but az
ter using three hapiut bottles, my hair beautiful
burn AZ eighteen and much improved In appear
ance, and would hot be without bottle hand for the
price Of ten. should be glad to attend 10 any matter that
Is connected with the Hair Restorative. have been for
thirteen years engaged in the business and viii be
glad TO herr cm you soon. My address is Paris Tenn.
Very respectfully, WA. b. BRO0ME.
~ Prepared and sold at III Market street, between
9Th and 5th ST. Louis Mo- and SIG Broadway, New York
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
Also for sale, Pref Woods Oriental ssnative Eminent
and Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any other
the money In all refunded. See circular for all ne
eesssry Information with agents.
Augl-dtrEagiy
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tSS- We are authorfz announce the name Of JOHN
MCINTOSH as candidate fr he Office Of State easurer.
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Partial returns from Indiana show that the State
has probably gone Democratic. Democratic gains
this far are considerable.
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VTeSU Store.
D r Y G o Cd S,

0F the Newest and Latest yes and 81 the best quality
~ all of which viii be sold st the very lowest prices. We
particularly invite AL Of friends and those %
Rood and heap Goods, TO call at No. 22. ard
viii take great pleasure in showing stock We think
it viii be the interest oi all to and look FOR them
selves. sepi9-im
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-01-17
CEEAHFJELD.
IUMRER TRADE.
DGatbg,

In Houston tp., Clearfield CSGnty, Jan .. 1854
SAEAH.Wife ofEbenezer Iewet. aged 66 years, ii
months and - days.
She embraced rclogion early in life, and yTcs
consistent member OF the Christian Church for
more than thirty years. About the year 1913 she
united herself with the E " Baptist Oh. in Hous-
ton tp. and died a member CT that body. BY the
viii of him who doeth all things well. death was
permitted to dissolve the ties which bound her to
earth. BY this stroke hitherto unbroken family
circle vas severed. and large number of friends
are made to Truly Gods ways not as
the ways of man, and admonished that ev-
erything earthly is uncertain but death But we
mourn not though she had died leaving cyl
dence of a we'll grounded nope III Christ; neither
as though ourselves were without hope we look
forward to the time when we shall recognize her
among the blood washed throng which assemble
around the throne Of God.
The deceased was the mother of twelve children,
all of whom were present to mourn her deeease.
Her death was caused by dropsy, after two years
of great suffering She fell asleep in Jesus, leay-
ing bright evidence of her acceptance with God.
j. P III.
0nthe Ia of Jan ia Morris township, JoHS CRAICs
HrSTER. aged 28 years 2months and % days
How sweet the hour Of closing day,
When all is peaceful and serene.
And when the with cloudiess ray,
Sheds mellow Iuste o er the scene.
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I'D DEMOVAL.-B0KER, BROTHERS & JONES.
"a, No. i5S & Loo MhEKEr SvaEEr PHIlAnELPEIA,
Importers and Sianufaeturers of City taa f:eetera
French and English Shoe Lastings, Patent cath
er Kid aud Calf skins Shoe Laces Gallons, Bind
ings &c, &c., suitable for Manufacturers
Also Foreign and Domestic Straw and silk Bon
nets Leghorn Panama and Pam Leaf Has. Eng
ltsh French and Amctiean Artificial Flowers, OIL
Silk Straw Trimmings. &. Sc. &c.
Having removed 10 our new store, No. 155 & l60
Market Street below 5th South side, up stairs, We
invite your attention large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods Boots and Shoes, which we are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
All our Goods being exclusively of our own di-
rect Importation and Manufacture, We feel conf
dent that our facilities such that can offer
YOU Inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods unsurpassed by any house in the country.
BOXER. BROTHERS & JONES.
Nov. 6. IS54.-ly. Philadelphia.
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TATFGYV FIRM.-A s. J. PArCEIN having taken
/ I to themselves the Store formerly owned by
Jno Patchin & Sons, take pleasure in informing
their friends and tina public generally, that they
have just received from the city splendid assort-
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and every
thing else usually kept Country Store. Persons
wishing to buy cheap and goods Goods, should not
forget that they are determined not 10 undersold
by any store in the country We invite one and
aiI to come and examine cur stock for themselves,
as we charge noting for SO doing.
AARON PaTCHIN.
JACKSON PATCIIN.
Burnside, Novcmbcr I, lS5A.-tf
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\ CATHOLIC PRIEST FINED.-The Rev. John
B. Weieomb, German Catholic priest, has
been fined $500 at Chicago, forayolent assault
upon lame boy, for whispering while attend
ing mass. The Court held the defendent had
no authority, in law or religion, to commit an
assault and battery upon the boy on the
ground that he was paste. of the church.
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CE- The attention of those having accounts with
the late firm of TEos. r. Fulton & Co, is direct
ed to a Notice in another column
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NETAR IN AMERICANS against foreign
w nations, but against high prices and impo-
sition. r. 2. WEIGH, has just returned from the
city with splendid new stock Of Gbld and Silver
Watches, open and hunting leased, gold chains,
keys, seals aHd variety of other articles usually
kept by jewelers..
His assortment has been selected with great care
and caution and viii be cheefully submitted TO
the inspection of all who may give him call
TERMS CASH {0ct. !, 1854.
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EUsT OPENED. subscriber has just re-
80 ceiYed at his store at Grahamton. a large. new
and splendid assortment of FsLI a7sZ Wi5itcT Goods
adapted 10 the wants Of the whole community, and
offered for sale at extremely low prices. Dry foods
Queensware, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Bon.
nets and Sbawis, Groceries and ConfectonaEies. TO-
gether with every other article usually kept in :
country store, may be had at reasonable rates.
Cash, Lumber, or produce received in payment
JAMES Is. GRAHAM.
Grahampton. November 10. 1851
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NEW RESTAURAET GnEArF,
/ Z would inform the public that he has just topen-
ed an Eating Saloon in the basement of HemphilI 5
Hotel where he serves up to order Fresh Oysters,
Sardines, Anchovies s. The best quality Of ci-
rsrs and Philadelphia ale, always on hand. lie
invites all lovers OF good living TO give him
call. Nov. %, '54.-&no.
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TTENTION LJrTGBERS EN.-THE
~ MAINE COMP. LANDS ARE NOW FOR
SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the following
Tracts Of Land situated on, and nearthe Ciearfeld
Greek in Clearfeld county, Pa. to wit:-A tract,
warranted to Luke Norris containing 475 acres
and IS ps. 4 tract warranted to Joseph Holland,
continuing 43ti acres, i53 ps. tract. warranted
to Robert Grey. containing 433 acres, I53 ps. 4
tract. warranted to John Bringhurst, containing
429 acres I53 ps. i tract. warranted TO Sarah
Ward, containing 433 acres. 153 ps. tract.
warranted to Geo. Eddy containing 433 acres,
1913 ps A tract, warranted to Moor Wharton, COR
tanning 433 acres, l53 ps. part Of tract, war
ranted to Geo Ashton, containing 2l6 acres
These Lands are too we'll zuown TO the lumber
men of ClcarfeIi County. to'render description
of them noccssary-it may be safely said that It'll
decidedly the best body Of pine lands IN Clea--
field County.
For terms. &c. apply 20
EDW. SHOEGAkER,
Ebensburg, Cambria Co.
Septernber 26. L35i
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BARGAINS. BARGAINs..-Mns. ELIZA

Il4ILa
Id IRWIN & SoNs have just received, and opened
for sale at the old stand in Cnrwensville, the larg
est and most splendid assortment OF foods ever
brought TO Cearfeld county consisting, in part of
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Tin
ware Saddlery and Harness, Hats and Caps. Boots
and Shoes, Drugs, Oil Paints, Glass. DC, &c
They would particularly call the attention OF the
Lades to their large stock of Fancy Goods, OF eve
ry description. feeling satisfied that it is leetie
the best that can be found in the County. Bon
nets of all descriptions. and prices.
The gentlemen have not been forgotten, as will
be seen on Inspecting their very large assortment
of ready-made Clothing. Cloths, Cassineres, Sati-
netts, Sc, &c. Their Clothing is all OF good quail
ity, none of your Jew, SIopsltop stuff but on the
contrary. we'll made and fashionably cut and war
ranted good and cheap. Give them = cali, as they
are determined to sell cheaper than ALL others.
All kinds of lumber and country produce taken
in exchange for goods and the cash not refused
when offered. Call and examine for yourselves.
CurwensyiIls. Noyem ber %. IS54.-3t.
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= p. NELSON {: CO, would respectfully in
sbs form the citizens of Morris township and ad-
Joining country, that they have just arrived with
large assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware. Qucensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Clocks Looking glasses, Confectouares Medicines.
Oils Paints, Tinware, and all other articles usually
keptin country store, which they are determined
to sell low for cash, country prsduce, or Lumber
Morris Township, November l, ,.l754.
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Ne,r Counties cg,d Coa,aty Seats.-Messfs. Pi-
att tlIsisgle, IIyllr, Lewis and Frazier.
The Speaker laid before the Senate report
fIom the Auditor General relative tothe condi-
tion of the serveral banks ofthe Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. killinger, a committee Of
three members of the Senate was appointed in
conjunction with similar committee from the
House OF Representatives., TO wait on the Gov
ernor elect en- Tuesday next, and escort him TO
the Capitol. Messrs. Kilinger, Frick and
Cresswell were appointed said Committee.
SENATE, Jan. 12.-On motion. 2 Joint TeSo-
luton was adopted to go into and election for
State Treasurer on Monday next.
The Senate then went into nominations for
State Treasurer. when some twenty names
were placed In nomination.
The balance of the Session was devoted to
the consideration of the Governors vetos.
The veto of the bin concerning the capital of
the Honsdalc Bank was considered and lost,
but subsequently the vote was re-considered.
The Lager Beer Bill, which had been VETO
ed, was lost-yeas 10, nays 19.
The veto of the bill relative to the collater-
al Inheritance tax, was sustained by vote OF
% to 1. The Senate then adjourned.
House, Jan. PA committee OF three was
appointed on the part of the House, to escort
Gov. PoLLoCK to the Hall of the House, on
Tuesday next, to take the oath Of Office.
a large number of bills were read in place,
and among them the following: A bill for the
sale Of the Delaware Division. a bill to erect
ssConemaugh" county out of parts of Cambria,
Westmoreland, &c, and Madison out OF
parts Of Montgomery and Berks.
IIr. Smith, from the Select Committee there
on, reported with sundry amendments, the bill
10 prohibit the sale OF liquors on the Sabbath.
4 resolution was adopted to elect State
Treasurer on Monday, and a number of nOmi-
nations were made therefor, including Joseph
Bailey, Eli Slifer, Gideon J. Ball, N. P. Ho-
bart, and others.-Thc House then adjourned.
TIE New CEST.-We have received, says
the Dat1g Nelgs, from a friend specimen Of
the new cent, which It is proposed to issue
| from the new mint, and which has been cast
Pith > view to determine on the pronriety of 2
change in the coin on the part of the Govern
ment. 1t is decidedly neat in appearance, and
is constituted Of ninety five parts copper, four
parts link, and one part Of tin. il IS smaller
than the coin now in use, and differs from II
on the face by the absence Of the stars, the
head Of liberty being somewhat smaller, but
| OF Ike appearance. The reverse side pre-
cisely similar to the coin now in use, but
the whole Is q decided improvements
TFout slrrsUe-Arrison, the internal machine
man, to be hung. He's going to die a natural
death and cheat he galloTs. lie Is under the sPe-
ai care Of the Jail ph ySician and his fall IS certain.
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TSTEyv AND CEEEAP sTORE.-Ito subseri-
l Z bers would announce to thc citizens Of sew
Washington, and the upper oDi eG GIearGed Ccun-
t., tAGs they have jus. opcrei ROW and splendid
assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. in the
Store room formerly oc5upiol by IryIN & II M'BRlc2.
EVERY VARIETY G5aus usually found IN
a country store win be sgII cheap for cash, luln-
Der and country produce.
They respectfully invite all those desiring "a
purchase goods. 10 give them cali, They will
use every effort to give satisfaction.
ELIZA IRWIN & SONS.
New Washington. November -, ISjf-5t.
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GREAT MILITARY EXCITEMENT AT
VI GLEN HOPE The subscriber has just recei-
we'd a new and extensive assortment of the cheap
est Goods ever brought into the upper end of the
county: consisting of every variety of articles
ally kept in country store. He hopes his friends
and the public viii give him a call, and feels con-
ident he viii be able to render satisfaction.
J. c. PATCHIN.
Glen Hope. November %, 1854.
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ENAUTION.-An persons are cautioned lot to
~ buy, trade for or meddle in any way with
Yoke Of Oxen, in the possession of John
Brigs, the is mine, and only loaned said
Briggs and are at my disposal at any time from
this date, August 18th, 1851. I. Z. DAVIS.
Furguson township. Oct. IL. lS54.
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GyLet it be published in Clearfeld, let it
lie known in CurwcnsviTc, let it 6e proclaimed
throughout the county, let it be waited 10y the
gentle breeze along the West Branch of the
Susluehanna, that PATTON & HIppLE, have
just received the largest and best selected
stock of goods ever brought to Curwensville
See advertisement in another column.