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m IST OF TRAVERSE JUR0RS.-BrGdg
Ex Tp-J0hn j. Beams, George Elfipger, Jr-,
Michael Broom and Andrew Moore. farmers.
Brndf0rd Patrick Curley, j as. Stewart. Conrad
Kylar Jr John Kline and V. B. Holt, farmers
Beccaria jas Hcgarty, Anson Curry, farmers
BterRstae-William Hutton, William Aehenson,
Joseph NJ Murray and James Gellaher, farmers
BfH-Dayid Bell. fnller; Jacob Campbell and
Thomas Hoover, farmers.
Bogrs-Lindsay Stone, David Adams, Charles
CsIdWallader and Thomas Ralsson, farmers
Curpg,yriEle Boro.-J. c. Read, carpenter.
Covfugton Maurer. farmer
Clear6eId Henry ", Parks, CoAchIoaker; Zen
iamin Babcock and Alex. /. SouthaIt- carpenters
FsygusoR-Andrew Davis, blacksmith; Martin
Watt umberuian; Albert Bishop, farmer; . L.
Coblc physician David Fox, farmer
GosAen.-Matthew Tate, farmer; w l. kishei'
lust peace; Robt Bumg gardner, farmer.
IIastoa Pond miiIwrighti D. Tyler, Justice
Jor.l4n-D. S. Cathcart, Id Ccmiord, farmers
Karthaus-.John EiseIinan, farmer
Y1aavencs-Lcwis G. Garden, benjamin Spaek
man, Richard Shaw, Jr., Abraham Ogden farmers
Josiah " Baird. Taylor Rowles, carpenters J.ime
Huff, blacksmith: Wm Merreil. gentleman
MorTis-P Ray yhorn P. .3wartz,A a Hunter farmers
Pike--John p Hale, Joseph a, Caidwel AM
Jonathan Hartshoru. farmers
Prnm-Asaph Kirk. Andrew Moore, farmers; X
| Maurer blacksmith; SAM Widemire, lumberInan
| Union-Joseph Scofeld farmer
| Wooalrara.-John Whiteside, farmer
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PHILADELPHIA.
CIEARFIEED.
jAarriugrs.

On the 18th Of March by the Rev. C. Diehl Mr..
DANIEL CfANBFRs and Mrs y b. CLAUcH, both Of
curweusvilie, Clearfeld Co, Pa.
o., t. sth ult by the same. Mr JoHS TRoUTxAN
and Miss MARGARET c. HURD, both of this place
On tho Goth ult., by the Rev. s. NJ Cooper. Mr..
GEORGE ALERT to Miss SOPHIA KY LEU both of
Bradford Township. Clarified county, Pa
On the Ist inst. by the same, Mr.. JoHS McCnrL-
IASD to Miss ELIzAHETa OWENS, both of this Boro'
The happy couple have the warmest thanks of
our entire establishment for their kind recollection
of the printer May they enjoy all the felicity and
endure none of the of the state matrimoni-
al, and may their life-vOyage be along, prosper
Gus and happy one. That they may live to look,
with pride and pleasure host of descendents,
even down to the third and fourth generation, is
the sincere wish of THE DEvIL.
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nLEARFIELp ACADEMY,


u term of this Institution will commence on
the Both Of April, 1850
All persons wishing to 6t themselves for TEACH
Frs or other ayocations in life, will hero 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 Persons dcsirous of acquiring a COM
plete knowledge of Pelton simproved Outline Maps
will be afforded that privilege during the coming
term at the low rate S24 per quarter
Shauld any unconnected with the Academy. de
sire to learn this system Of Geography, they viii
be permitted to recte with the class at the resniar
hours The Mans the best known with all the late
improvements engraved in beautiful colors
Parents at distance can. obtain boarding tor
their sons or daughters under the~uiliedlat care
of the Principal. where they viii roceiVc rare ad-
yanta ges. with all the comforts and pleasures OF
home: and their morals will be carefGily guarded
The rates of tuition per quarter are Urinary
English 81 50: High English $500 Classics, sS-oo
Further information can be had by addressing
W :. CAMPBELL, PRIsc1PAL,
Anr : So Clearfsid Pa
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The VANDERBILT Commonwealth
Trenton Trus american of Thursday morning
publishes a letter from Mr.. II. E. Laietra. one
of the members of the New Jersey Legisia-
ture, who signed the Vanderbilt letter, IN
which he admits that il twas intended as hoax.
He says:-
81 would say so far as I am concerned, and
with all respect to Commodore Vanderbilt,
that you have treated it in the light in which
wish il 10 be viewed, and as l fully believe
those whose names are connected therewlth
intended 1t, yiz:-as a hOax-not supposIng
that il would ever reach the public eye-as Il
Joke by wav Of offset TO the one addressed to
George Law, published some time since.
..Rcspectfully yours, &c,
9sH. T.. LAFErRA."
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r 0CK HAVEN REAL ESTATE AGEN-

IL CS. CL1HI0N COUNTY. IA The under
signed continues to give has personal attention to
the Buying and Selling of Pine Timber, Farm and
Coal Lands, re-suryeying, examining and estima-
ting timber, preventing trespass, paying taxes &c
WILL ifdesrea. purchase square timber and boards
Having for the last seven years speut much time
in examining and estimating timber in Clinton>
Centre Clearfeid Elk ard Potter Counties feel
prepared to give such information and offer such
lands as viii give perfect satisfaction
Choice Tracts as above, for sale
REFEREScEs-A. G. Curtin, Secretary Of State,
Bcllefonte, Centre Co.; Il. Rush Petrikan, super
inteudant of Farrensvile CO., Clinton Co; u. K.
Barrett Attorney at Law, Clearfeld. Clearfield
Co.; r. c. Wihslow, Lumberman, Winslows, Elk
Co: Andrew Jackson, Register and Recorder, Pot
ter Co; John 4. Cowen, Philadelphia; John E
Young Commission Merchant Phiiadelphia; \. j.
Fitch Lumber Dealer. Jersey City, n. j.; Samuel
Smith, Esq. No b Wall St, New York Nathan
iel Hatch Attorney at Law Washington. ID. C.
and Gen S r. Hersoy Bangor, Maine
OFFICE with Cline @. Furst, Attorney at Law
Apr 25, '55.-3m J. B- VIM
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Guurt affuirs.
NAY TERM, 1855.
rsouRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


u The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE. Esq.
President Judge of the Court OF Common fisas $, OF
the 9Th Julicu Bistriet, composed OF the
counties Of Cl.arfiela, Centre aud Clinton--and
the Honorabls RICHARD SHAW and JOHN =
HoYT, Associate Judges OF Clearfeld county, have
issued their psecept bearing date the 1 " En-
TY FIFTH day of Feb. iast,te ne directea a. ior tne
holding of Court of Common Pleas orphan
Court Court of Quarter Sessions, Court OF oyer ana
TerIninor aud Court of General Jail Delivery, at
CIearfela IN and for Clearfeld county, on inc
THIRD MONDAY of MAY next being the
2lst day of the month - ,,.
NOTICE Is, THEREFORE,. HEREBY GIVEN
To the Coronor Justice OF the Peace, and Consta-
bles in and fos the said county of ciearhetd, to
appear in their own proper persons with ,hei,
Rolls, Records Inquisitions, Examinations and
other Remembrance to dc those things winch TO
their offices and in their behalf, pertain to be
done, and Jurors and Witnesses are requested TO
be then and there attending and net to depart
without leave, at their peril
GIVEN under crmy band at Clearfed, This 18th
day of Apr in the year OF our Lord one thons-
and tight hundred and ffty-fye ,and the eight
eth year Of American Independence.
WILLIAM POWELL, Sh' #.
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RROKF LII.

tsIakR REV ARD .-on Monday night, 'hs
Cd ~ 2nd instnnt, Aaron Hoffman, Ailehss,i
Smith and Robert Woods confined in the Jail CT
Ciearfo?d ceunty. eli succeeded IN making their
ossane The following rewards viii be paid :or tbs
apprehension and return ci sa persons TO t1 jail
ri Ibis county For Holman, Sa0i smith Sou sad
Moods $50: or proI oIor,ionste amount oi the aoove
rewards Will be paid TO any person arresuns ana
detaiuins all or either cf thoIn, and giving liio'
IN ztiou - the suhscriber
aaron Hoffman Is about thirty years CID, about
Eve feet tix inches ign, Of rather light frslneahd
Of dark complexion; had on LreF.n tweed c0at
red eisd vest black pants, snG black hosstth Gh
and was confined a charge of horse stea;tng
Michael Smith is abcut " eIty years "io atous
five feet six irhes ia height, heavy set "lth tui
face and scar on orc check had OF cross bar
rcd coat Of troRn ard blue cniors black Nankeen
pants and rcd shirt, and was Imprisoned on
charge OF cbtaiEing goods under false pretene
Robert Woods, is about nircrcen years ct age,
v.s dressed in biack clothes and had been tried
convicted and ilnprison % for theft
WILLIAM POWELL, Shsy!B
d : ( =
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PhiIadelrhia, April 25, 1855

NOTfCEt-Notice is hereby
IL given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me- and remain filed of
record in this office for the inspection of heirs leg
atees creditors and all others in any other way IN
terested and Will be presented TO the next orphans
Court of Ciearfeld county to be held at the Court
Housein the boro of Clearfeld, on Tuesday the 22d
day of May, next, for confirmation and allowance
Final account of Anthony Hile and Henry Hlle
Administrators of Henry Hilc. deceased
Final account of George Groom, Administrator
of John B. Hayery, deceased.
Final account of Arthur Bell. Administrator OF
Asaph Ellis, deceased.
Clure Administrators of Wilson Mcclure, decd
Final act of J. Is Graham, Guardian of James
and Anna Margaret, minor children of Jno. irwin,
deceased. VIM PORTER. Register.
Register Office. Clearfeld, Apr. %, '55.
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Know NorH1xG SrRENcTH.-Th New Or
leans Creole, says: From sources of informa-
ton upon upon which may rely, we are in
duced to believe that the strength of the
American party in Maine is above o,o0O New
Hampshire, II ,000 Massachusetts, $4,000 ;
Vermont, I 5 900: Connecticut, 10,000; Rhode
Island, 4, ,O00; New York, 100 GOO; New Jer-
sey, 5000; Delaware, 2,000; Pennsylvania,
1S5 600; District of Columbia, 5000; East
Virginia, $500; West Virginia, 10000 voters.
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Z ISr of GRANp JURoRS.-Dra.lg q.

z IST OF GRAND DJURORS.-Braag Tr.-
Z Thomas Taylor, saddler; Peter Ashcntolter
and William Kirk, farmers.
Braafsfd-Jac Pearce, Dav. Mcdowell fasmers
Beu.-J. McMannus, ,tcacher;J Newcomer, farmer
Beec4ria.-Johu 3. Dillon, farmer
CIeurfeld Borough IT homas Robins csrpea ter
Christopher kratzer, merchant
CuytceUsUiHe B0ro.-John Draucker inrSecI'cT
Covingtoal Ty.--Joab Rider, farmer
CheSt-Nelson Hatch, farmer
Dec4tlr-Andrew kephart,J J. Gearhart ,fsTmcTs
Fergas,n-Thomas Owens farmer
Garar4-Jacob Shape, farmer
Huston &c old Wilson, farmer
.Joriau.-Wm Dunlap, Jno. McNeal. fzTmerA
Moryfs-Jos Poster, John w Irwin, farmers.
UHton.-MoseS Baily, farmer.
Wooaward .--Wm. Alexander, Jr., farmer.
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Know NOTHING WITHDRAwALs.-The Loco
foco papers ara again publishing marvellous ac-
counts Of Withdrawals from the Know Eothing
lodges ia Virginia. Have they forgotten the
withdrawals before the New Hampshire; elec-
ton I They play purile game, and deserve
to loose They will find after the election,
that the knos Nothings of Virginia, like
those of New Hampshire, have withdrawn
to Po "a the polls.
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WHAT IS \ Tox WEIGHT 1.-The Supreme
Court of this State recently decided that, &C
corCing to the laws of the State, ton weight
consisted Of 2o00 lbs, and ti,at greater num-
Der Of pounds could not not be legally exact
ed in purchasing ton Of coal, notwithstand-
ing the custom of giving ? 2,2l0 in one part OF
the State. and :. .2G8 in another. The United
States District Court, of Pennsylvania, on
Monday decided in Il suit in Admiralty, that
the legal weight Of a ton OF coal is 2,2f0 lbs,
and that the coal dealers have no more right
to give less than sixteen ounces TO the pound.
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vyXCU.yGE HOTEL. PHILIPsBURG

EH The subscriber thankful for past favors,
would respectfully solicit continuance OF the no
eral patronage bestowed upon his House by tha
Public He is prepared 10 accommodate water
men. editors drovers. and all others Who may call
with him. in the very best manner.
He also purposes to line of Hacks from
Tyrone to Cearfeld for the accomnl Oh aton OF the
tr,yaIIipo nnbie +. q. RUSh
philpsburg March IA 55.-tf.
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A "NoDE-' TO SpRIHG.-The following sublime
production knocks the .'Ode to the Greek Slave,
into a cock hat sf.t
Well Spring yuv cum at last hev you Hap.
The potts sez yuv been settin in old Winters
Say-now aint you ashamed yourself
I spose the old fellers bin g bussing.
I should think he had from your breth
A bein so cold but that's the way them
Old feliers hev adoin. <-
Now youy cum were
Everybodi's feed an Korn things,
Have ell bin led out. Now lux at
Our Kritters will ye? See our Kate
On the lift hevin to be .stidded by ss
Thur tales they gifts up morning
LUX ut our hoses waits nj rejuced
To skeletons weeping over troft -
hall troft full of knobs. 70 49,
hui troft full OF bittur rekelekshuns
But now youv cum
We feie yure cherin presens wen We
Git round onto the sonth side of the barn
We here the hens G kaklin wen they've
Laid egg.
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StHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of writ
= of Fieyi FaciGs, issued out of the Court OF
1mmon Pleas of Clearfel1 County, and to me
directed will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House. in the Borough of Glearfeld, on Monday
the 21st day of May. the following property to wit
certain tract of land, situate in Morris Town
ship Clearfield County, Pa containing ia acres,
more OF less bounded by lands of Jesse Reames,
Samuel and John Hoover, having thereon erected
two log houses two log barns, and other small out
houses-and about % acres cleared Seized, taken
i'm execution, and to be sold as the property of
GEORGE Krearner WM. POWELL. Sh, D..
Sheriff's Office Clearfed, Apr. %, 1895. s.
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FLoUR AT CIycISNATI.-The Commercial of
Friday says ssThere were no buyers in the
market for Flour yesterday, and altho' sound
parcels were offered Mt the reduced rate of 50,
we did not hear Of a sale. Holders generally,
however, anticipate falling off in receipts,
and n consequent reaction in prices, and are,
therefore, withdrawing temporarily from the
market Received during the last twenty -four
hours, !, ,740 bbls." The rate of freight per bar
rel-from Cincinnati TO Pittsburg was 50 cents.
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V1RTAL LIST, FoR NAY TERaL ia5s--

TElRIAL LIST, FOR NAY TERsi- ia55--
Cummings q Mahaffey VS. Jacob Bilsor.
David Boner vs. Robert Pennington.
Samuel Caldwell KS Naming Stevenson
Tm. Perry vs. VIM Iddirgs
Oscar E Moore VS. @. p. Wilder
r. Danvers IS samuel Widemire.
BENJAMIN Co5nely YsWillialn II Dugsn-
Francis M'Coy vs. " Watson.
James Curiey Us James Gunsaulus
c. L Remand vs. John &odier Ell al.
George W Carter Snyder Large
VIM Fullerton VS. james ailaher, 'ze-s
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~ Col. KINNEY, whose arrest we notice in
another column, was brought before the Uni
ted States Court on Saturday, and held to bail
in ten thousand dollars to answer the charge
of getting up an illegal expedition against a
foreign state.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-02

"a deliberate murder, said to he the re-
suit ofjealousy, was perpetrated In New Haven
on Saturday night last William Clark, y
young grocer, shot Richard White through
the head, because lie had married q Miss Ba-
CART to whom Clark was very much attached.
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Letter from Col. Kinney.

Col. Kinney has published letter express
inc confidence that the Nicaraguan expedition
cannot be delayed more than a few days by
the legal proceedings commenced against him
He disclainls having contemplated any viola
ton of the neutrality laws, and says that no
propositions OF military character have been
made. He also asserts that he has strictly
complied with the instructions contained in
Secretary Marcy g late letter to him.
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CAUTION.-AIl persons are hereby cautioned
" against harhoring or having anything to do
with my son, Thomas Jerden, who is a minor and
refuses to stay with me and work as he ought to
do [ will pay no bills of his contracting, or have
ANYTHING to do with him whatever. [ am deter
mined 10 hold those responsible who harbor or
keep him, for anything he may do to me err or my
property S3AchL JEhphN-
April %, 1919
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mails at the

Arrival and Departure OF the Mails at the
CIeardeld pcst-CfHce.
TYRONE MAIL.-Lcaros every day, Sunday ex
cepted at Z o'clock, A N.
Arrives at z. N
KARruAUs:-Leares C1eafreld, Friday a, a. NJ
Arrives. Saturday at p VI.
SM11H's MILLs.-I.eaves Clearfeld, Friday 1T 6
4 NJ.
GRAHANToS:-Leaves Saturday ct Q a
Arrives same day at 4 p. NJ
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BOILERS IN FIRGISIA--The Richmond Posi-
states that there are tbirtv-two thousand DEM
oerats in Virginia, %lio bolt the nomination OF
Wise. for Governor. Some Of the leading re-
cusants are openly stninping for the American
ticket.
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NOTICE:-AH persons are hereby cautioned
v against paying or Lifting certain proinissory
Note. given to James H.Gailer calling for the
payment of thirty -four dollars, and signed W w
flemming, or Flemmng & Foster. They have re-
ceived no consideration for the same and will not
pay it unless compelled by law 80 -
FLEMMLNa 4 FOSTER
Curwensviie. May 2, 1853
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IS omar AS TnR cHEAPEsT, AND As

A s CuEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, AND AZ
AGooD AS TIE BBST, THoLkSALb AND
RET.,J.-IsA,c JOHNSTON would respectfully in
form his friends ard tho public generally that no
has Just returned from the East, whore he has pur
chased the most splendid sssort ment of Boots q
Shoes ever brought to Cleardeld- Every variety
of Ladies slippers. gaitcrs. pnmps, &c. &c. Mems
fancy shoes and CATERS. with excellent assert
anon tof heavy stock, all adapted TO the Uan's OF
The people of ClearHeld He hopes his friends will
give him call at has store in -.Shaw's Row and
examine his stock. june Is, Oh
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NEW RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM
SALo0N.-The subscriber begs leave to in
form the ladies and gentlemen of Clearfeid, that
he has taken the commodious house south Of
Hemphilfs Hotel, where he designs keeping Ice
cream, Lemonade, Cakes, Cenfectionaries, &c. 8-
He will also keep hands supply of Oysters
and all other kinds of refreshments in the Saloon
he has formerly occupied, in the basement of
Hemphills Hotel CHARLES GREAFF
Ciearfeld, May 2, 1855. ~ 81 .s.r-
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DfuERRY TREE ACADEMY The sum-
Z j mer term of this Institution will commence on
Monday, April Esd. The locality OF TINS 1nstitu-
tior is heaithful pleasant and retired. Persons
male or female, desiring to pursue classical,
m mathematical, or irregular course, viii md eTsTJ
facility for Improvement.
Further particulars obtained by addressing
Rev JOHN MOORE, Pri,eipG.
Msrch u. '55.-tt.l Newman miiis ia
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CT CLEAGFIELD UNITY.

PRESIDENT JUDGE
Hon JAxEs burnside BellefoEte-
ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
Hoy RICHAED SHAW. CieaTheid.
Hos. JcuN p HoYT Lumber City
PROTUoNAToRY: &c
WI1LIax PosreR Clearfeid.
SHERIFF.
WILLIAM POWELL. Clearfeld.
-'--' DEPUTY SHERIFF
z. T. WARD, Ciear1eid-
JAILoR,
HgxnY Sgoyr. Clearfeld.
COMMISSIONERS.
SaY1.er. ScHoFF, Glen Hope.
RoBERT Ross, Curwensriiie-
RoBERy MsfAFFEY. Bower.
COMMISSIONERS CLERK.
ReBERr J. WALLhCE, Clearfeld
TREASURER:
JOIN sIcPHERsoS, Clearheld
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY:
L. Jackson CE.Ns, Esq. Clearfe!d.
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
TI4os. Ross, Esq. CurwensYillo.
GEo ". ScHoFF. Jefries
c. ERATzER- CleaIheld
J. H. SEYLER- Luthcrsburg
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cIearaeli, Pc, April !, lss5.-3t,

rATE,y RESTAURANT.-CHA GnEArr,
would inform the public ihai he has Just open
II ~. T.tiay Saloon in the basement OF !lcinphiis
HotoI where he serves IN 10 order Fresh OYSTER
Sardines, Anchovies. &. The best quality Of ci-
rsrs. ard Philadelphia Ale, always on hand Hs
inyites all lovers Of good living 10 give him q
call. -Se"- -, - -''i4o-
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p NELSON & CO.. would Responsibility m
y. form the citizens OF Morris township and ha-
iarge assortment of Dry oods, Groceries, Hard
ware. ouecnswsre Boots anG shoes, Hats and Gaps,
Clocks Looking glasses. Coniectionaries Medicines
Oils Paints Tinware and all other articles usually
kent in a country store which they are dete ru1ined
to sell low for cash. country prsduce, or Lumber
Morris Township. November l, I153.
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CAUTION An persons are hereby notified
= not lift cash. or meddle with certain note
for $40, given by TO William Ten Eyck, da-
ted the Slst day of March, 1859, as hare recelv
ed no consideration for the same and viii not pay
it unless compelled by law. &. ". iVuN".
Ferguson township, April 3 lS55.-6ti
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nR. b. f. AkLEI tenders his professional
Nc services to the Inhabitants of Grahanlton and
surrounding country-he ct all times be found
at his Office, directly opposite Mr.. j. b Graham
store, when not professionally engaged. Apr. 20
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vISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY
n STORE. NO Y North SECOND Street (oPpo-
site tte No.snt Vernon Honse) Pphiladelphia
Gold Lever Watches, full jewellcd, Is r. cases
Gold Spcetaeles, Silver do; Silver Table Spoons
Silver Desert do. Silver Tea do; Gold Pens and
G old Gases; Gold Pens and Silver do: together
with a variety of fine Gold ,Jewclry, Gold Curb,
Guard and Fob Chains. All goods warranted to
be rs represented. Watches and Jewelry, repair
ed in the best manner.
Also Masonic Marks, Pins, &c, made to order
n B-AIl orders sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to.
His motto is: Small Profits and Quick Sales
Philadelphia. April %, 1855.
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DOROVGTE ORDINANCE.-Be It enacted
, 5ythe To;ca. Council cf the Borough OF Clear
fetd That all persons laying timber, boards or
shingles on the public grounds of the boroush-and
those now having the same laid there, shall pay to
the Treasurer of said borough the sum of five dol
lars for each and every timber raft, and ten cents
for each and every thousand feet of boards,
thousand shingles, for each year or season which
said timber, boards shingles may be laid on
said public grounds of the borough, aud that here
after all persons wishing to occupy said grounds
for any of the above purposes, shall be required to
obtain leave of the Chief Burgess and high Con
stable who shall select and measure of the ground
and see that free passage to the River is left
open. NJ IL" IN, 6hrgssS-
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