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HIS STABLES,
GREAT RFvIvAL-Read ! Read 2

q Nd BE CONVERTED. The great revival
" has done immense good in almost every
State, county and town in the Union, outside Of
Clearfcld. Therefore, in consideration Of the
above rumor, Frank Short has taken the respon-
sibility upon himself to revive the Boot 4 Shoe
business in Clearfed, ana set good example
to his fellow men. He has TO announce to his
old customers, and as many new ones as may ia =
yOr himwith a ca II, that he has on hand n largo
assortment of fns work and any amount Of coarse
Also, Gents Caters made TO order, and Of any
style TO suit customers. Morocco. French calf,
aud Pat-n calf CATERS constantly on hand
Finding for sale, kit excepted. All work leav
ing his hop warranted not to rip. Customers
coming % town will find him at the shop former
, ly occu led by r. r. Welsh, deed as p watch i
clock es :ablishment, nearly opposite Reed and
Weaver'ss store. Roll in boys and get new soles
or your old ones repaired, as some Of them stand
in great need Of it.
FRANK SHORT.
Juue 80, 1858. 3m.
p. S, The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John McCabe & George Ncwson is this
day disssoved by mutual consent, and the books,
accounts, and all effects are now in the hands
of f. Short for settlement. The business will be
carried on in fu uturc by F. Short. Alas, poor Yo
rick JOHN McCABE,
GEORGE NEWS0N,
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.

DR. JACKSON, Indian Physician, late of st.
- Louis, Of Erie City, Pa, may be consulted
as follows:
Clearf.ld, Pa, Woavers Hotel, Tuesday and
Wednesday, August II and Is.
Tyrone, Pa, "City io tel" Saturday and Sun
day, August II and 5.
Bellcfoute, Pa, Conrad House," Wednesday
and Thursday, August II and u.
Lock Haven, Pa. "Falon House," Sunday and
Monday, August and 9,
Jersey Shore, Pa, "Frankn IIeusc Friday,
August 6.
Wiliamsport, Pa. Omitted States Hotel" Tues
day and Wepncsday. August and 4.
LNDLAN BOTANIC REMEDIES.
In treatment of diseases Of the LUNGS and
CHEST Liver, stomach, Bowels, Heart, nerves
Skin, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. or any
and all diseases arising from Impure blood, FE-
MALE WEAKNESS and Female diseases of all kinds
also all forms of CHRONIC or long standing disca-
ses have given to DR.. jackson a world wide rep
utatiOn,
/ REGULAR NISITS.--Dr jackson will make
regular visits to a large number Of the priricipa
/ towns in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. Pa
tents can thus have the privilege of consulting
regularly, once in from one to three months
matter in very many cases indispensable in per
forming a cure. 1t is difficult for any physician
TO prescribe course OF medicine by only onc'
seeing his patient to effect permanent and las
ting cure
/ INVALIDS SHOULD MARK WELL THE
TIME-and call early rs possible. The time i
limited, and the appointments will be punctuall.
kept as above.
If sick with any ch ronic diseases, do not della
as time only tends to confirm and render cur
more prOtracted and difficult
Dr. jackson will make examinat N the lung
and Chest, by the use Of the Stethoscope, free q
charge.
Dr. jackson. although paying special attentio
to Lung, Throat Heart and Female diseases, ais
in, ties consultations in all CHRONIC di. ease
incident to the human system. Seeing man
thousand cases every year, he is well prepare
to give an opinion as to the durability of an
case
A. G. JACKSON.
Indian Physician.
July %, 1858,
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Theory Of a Thunder Storm.

In an article on this su bject, the New
York Evening Po8t after giving its theory
of the cause, thus alludes to some Of the
freakish effects of lightning;
1T is commonly thought that there is
more danger from lightning in the coun-
try, than in the cities, but statistics would
seem to show greater number ofaccidents
from lightning in cities than in localities
Of corresponding size, in the country
About fifteen years since, in storm Of two
hours duration, lightnin struck in thirty
different places in this city and suburbs.
il is probable that upward of thirty
thousand persons are annually killed 10y
/ lightning in the United States, and it may
/ be truly said that in most cases these deaths
are tie result of rashness or carelessness on
the part of the victims. A great many
persons are killed by taking refuge from
the rain under trees in the open fields.
Their presence renders the tree more LA
ble to be struck, because the human body
is better conductor than the tree, and it
is, therefore, much safer to get wet than to
run the risk consequent upon taking such
shelter in thunder storm.
In buildings, the safest position is hori-
zontal one, in the middle of room, and
care should be taken that the body be not
placed between good conductors, such as
for example, mirror in one room and q
stove funnel i'll the room beneath because
\ lightning in passing through a building
selects the best conductors, and occasions
destruction on its way from one good con
ductor to another Several years since, q
person was killed while standing in front
of mirror, by discharge Of lightning,
which passed across the quicksilver coat
ing of the glass, thence down the body to
the floor, and through that to the stove
funnel Immediately beneath. Mr.. Hatch
of Poughkeepsie, was killed While seated
in chair on the piazza of his house, with
his head leaning back against the bell knob
. Persons have been killed while standing
f at door or window, during a thunder
, storm. A man was killed in West Newton
= Massachusetts, some years ago, while sit
i between boiler inside the building anc
lightning rod upon the outside, the diS
, chargeleaving the rod andpassingthrougl
} the building. 1t is proper to add that th'
= lightning rod was insulated by the glas
fustenings, and that there is no reason Il
r doubt the efficacy of lightning rods whei
they are constructed on proper scientif
O rinciples Protecting buildings from light
4 ming, however, is something like present.
\ ing for a sick person-the success of tn
prescription, in either case, dependingun
:, der Providence, on the degree ofknowledgC
skill ndexperience possessed by the phys
:, clan.
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July %, 1855.

II EGIsTER'S NOTICEs.-Noticoi is here
h by 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, legatees, cred'to and all others in any
way interested, aud viii be presented to the next
Orphans Court of Clcarfeld county, to be held
at the Ceurt House in the borough Of Clearfeld,
commencing on the third Monday Of AUGUST,
1858, for confirmation and allowance.
Tn final account of Jane Clarke, adminstra-
trix of the estate Of William Clarke late Of Penn
tp-, Clear6eld CO., decd.
The final account OF A. Nelson Young, 4 Elah
Johnston, Administrators of the estate uf Samuel
Young, late of Bell township.
JAMES WRTGLEY,
July 22 1858. Register.
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Leonard 8 Moore, Va. Alice Dale.
patchin vs. lnmlpn,
Hollahcr w. Mnhailty el al.,
NJ. Fnrh Vs. Best
Kinds vs. Mason.
Dmuckor w.. Ilaltahorn.
Feltwcll & wife vs, iiahbiley ct al,
Wilson's EX'w, Vs. ,pme.
Schnell's heirs vs. Julian Bcasc.
Cadbury and wife ~ Adams, powcl Of nj.
:. Crow ct al VS. John Oycrdorf
J., Abbess vs. Caldwell
Jones ctal Va Burtlcs ct al
Riddle vs. Swan
Mitchell vs. Pennington
Patton use VS. Ellis ctal
Coal d Lum Co. VS. Pennington
SaJin VS. McGhces
Passmore vs. Bloom
Twins heirs vs. McMastcrs
Cooper vs. Kelley
Brown vs. McGhccs
Geddes d Marsh VS. Pennington
1 Mckee vs. Bloom
/ Best vs McFal!n
Askey " Stevenson
Curtin VS. Karthaus
Carson vs. Hurd
Faggart vs. Michaels & Worrel
Drauker VS. Seyler
Carlisle vs. Kroner
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Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell G Carter

O,, Second Street, Clearfeld, Pa.
IT. the place where all the following articles
/ can be had at reduced prices:
Bar Iran Of all sizes By the small or By the
quantity; Cast S,cclq rarjouS sizes and best
quohW; large assortment Of Stores, among
riich ,eW be found Tie No0 World Cook
Oak Premium, Great Republic, Bucks Pat
cHt, and the eleratcd Minnesota Also, a
large assortment Of mc-plates and Parlor
Stores, and Ar-GgdtS Of various Patterns
Also, P'o,cs Of TIC best anil latest patterns
Also, Of their o0n Manufacturing large as
Sortmeat Of Tiq-cue Stope pipe, lShcet-iron
pans Of all sizes, and all articles otthe kind IL
heir line kept altoqyS on hand. House spo,t,
ting done to order, and Tin Roofing done Vitb
DESPATCH 1Lso, large assortment Of all
kinds Of housekeeping utensils constantly on
hdg,d. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited to call, as they can be accommodated
at very low lgu res with anything in our line.
All orders win be thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
o. B. MERREnL.
l.. X. CARTER.
N. B.-Thoy will also receive every variety Of
atices on commission, at low rates NJ. c.
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CAUTI0N.--All persons arc hereby cautioned
" against medding with n yoke of oxen now
in the possession of James Miles, of Brady tp. as
the said oxen belong 80 me, and are in his pos
session on loan only.
July S, ADAM MILES.
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Trac, Of Land at Private Sale.

vUNHE undersigned will sell on easy terms
Il tract of land, containing about sixty-i'
acres, with about 2j acres cleared--lying on 6,
West Branch, near the borough Of Clearh,
with good two story dwelling house, log ba'
and other buildings. An orchard of young II,
recently planted and large scope Of good M
dew land render Il a valuable and desitable p'n
IL. DUCHER 5W00PE.
April %. 1857.
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We are authorized 10 announce that Dr. r. J.
the Legislature, subject 20 Democratic rules.
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To THE EDITOR oFTHE Republican, Dear
Sir: Permit me through your valuable col
umns to express to that portion of the Beau
Monde of your village my kind & warmcsL
acknowledgement whilst with them tony
former and present pupils Of ladies and
gentlemen, permit me also to say, that
their lady-like and gentlemanly dcport,
ment, whilst at my duty as a teacher, have
afforded me many pleasurable emotions,
las also my juvenile class In conclusion,
may We all live many happy day, so that
we may provdentially meet again at some
future time.
Apropos-many thanks are due by my
self particularly, and my school, to thos,
gentlemen composing theSchool Directors
for their kindness in the use of the Hall
Very respectfully, \. BoNNAFoN
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FLEMING HOTEL.
(FoRNERLY KNOWN as THE COOP INTENT
CURWENSVILLE,

FORMERLY KNOWN as THE GOOD INTENT,
CURWENSYILLE,
ClearfeH County, Pennylraua.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his old
customers, and the public generally that he has
recently taken the above well known stand, and
that he has entirely refttcd uEd reiurnshed it in
a style adapted to the age, and the wants Of the
entire travelling community.
HIS TABLE
will always be provided with every luxury the
markets and surrounding country will afford.
HIS BAR
win be supplied with the choicest ines and H.
quors.
HIS STABLES,
which are the best and most commodous on the
road within a days travel, will always be in
charge Of careful and attentive hostcrs. In
short
Every department of his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comforts and convenien
cios the weary traveller could desire
june 2, 49, WIN. A. MASON.
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nURlNG the recent ERE the undersigned lost
IL a number of Miscellaneous books. in the
hasty removal OF his library. Persons having
my books belonging to him-marked with hts
nnme-whether got on loan or otherwise will
confer favor by returning them Immediately
w. Y. SWOOpE
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PRIMARY ELECTION
NoricEs on clNnibArrg
LtlUisiAruRil

We are authorized 10 announce that WnLAs
!. Jonssos, uf Union township will be candi.
date for the Legislature, subject to Democratic
ules.
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SHERIFF.

We are authorized 10 announce that SAMUEL
CLYnE, Of Lawrence township, will be a cnnd-
date for Sheriff, subject TO Dem. rulos,
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A. H. SMITH & co.
Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS.
~ or EVERY DESCRIPTION.

w TH0LESALE and Retail, at prices to suit
w all. can be found at their new Boot Shoe
Store, No. 344 North Second st., few doors be.
low the Black Horse Hotel, Phila.
gEss~We try to please and sell cheap. Notice
to country merchants.-Constantly ON hand a
large assortment of Men and Boys Boots, Caters
and Brogans, coarse and fine also Wcmens d
Misses Lace Boots, Caters, slippers, &C., and
well selected stock of Youths and Children's wear
generally. We would respectfully invite you to
call and examine for yourselves.
n. b. Trunks manufactured and fer sale whole
sale and retail at No. 344 North Second st.
April IL 1858. Sm.
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List OF Grand Jurors for August 7. IS

List OF Grand Jurors for August I. 1853.
Beccaria. Henry Whiteside.
Boggs. Isaac Rothrock.
Brady. Geo Ellinget
Bradford John Woolridgo, j. Il. Goarhart.
Clearfeld. Simon B. Row.
Curwengce, Josiah Evans.
Decatur. James Parsons.
Graham. Joseph Thompson.
Jordan. Joseph McCully.
Lawrence, II. Aughenbaugh, A. Reed.
Morris, John II. Irwin.
Pike. B, +. ,alc.
Penn. Joseph Spencer.
Chest A. Curry, 0. Wcstoyer, W. jackson.
Burnside. jackson Robinson.
Ferguson Luther Barrett, John P. Hoyt.
Union Peter LObordo, !. II. HUllopeter,
Woodward. Austin Cline.
List of Travis Jurors for Aug. T. 1857
Beccara. Miles Davis.
Boil. Ira Sabins, NJ. Miller, T. 4. McGhee.
Bradford. VIM. Albert, Francis Graham jr.
Bra ~. John Carlisle, Jeremiah Krncr, Peter
Schalfer, J, II. Seyler, John J. Weaver.
Burnside. abraham Yingling, Jno. M'Cully,
George Atcfeson.
Boggs. George W. Shimel, Peter Gcarhart.
Chest 4. S. Tozcr.
Clearfed D, +. Etlweiler, George Thorn.
Curwensyille. l'm. TenEyck, John Irwin.
Decatur John s. Ruuk, Isaac Croweli, Johr
Shaw.
Ferguson Warren ", Bell, John Henry.
Covingon. c. Bikelnan.
Girard. Alex Murray, Alex Irvis.
Goshen. Ellis Irwin
Graham. Thomas H. Forcee, Jamcs Z. Wat
son, Samuel Splitter.
Jordan. Robert Patterson Jr
Karthaus. VIM. Bridgens, Hugh McGonogal.
Lawrence. A. NJ. Smith, Zack Ogden.
Morris. Miles Pelton.
Penn. William Wall, Moses Owens, Willian
5. Spencer.
Pike. James L. Caldwell Jr., David Miller
Simon Thompson, George Ross.
Woodward, Conrad Ginter.
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TAUTI0N.-All persons are hereby cauuou'
~ against meddling with horses, plOw. e
Buggy, ] Harrow, grain in the ground, Gov
mans saddle | Cook Stove bow in ihe pos s
sion Of Thomas Robeson, Of Jordan tp., Rsi
same belongs to me and ar, only LEFT with -
-nii Rohcson on loan.
July JAMES JACKSON
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized 10 announce that RonERr j.
WALLACE, Of Cleardold Borough, will be candi.
date for District Attorney, subject to Dem. rules
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tocAL NnWs
NOTICE.

Rev. w. Litch Of Philadelphia will
.mmcncc a meeting ia this place on Fri
A,v evening the 18Th o'iheprcsentmonth
4. .outinue over the Sabbath.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-11

Woa authorized to announce that JACoB VII
HELM, Of Graham township, viii be a candidate
for Sheriff. subject to Democratic rules.
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Dr. JoHN j. 0Tro. one of the oldest citi.
lsns Of Reading Pa died few days ago.
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We are authorized 10 announce that IsRAEL
TEsr, Of Clearield borough will be candidate
for District Attorney, subject to Dem. rules.
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We are authorized to announce that JACOB
Hoover, Of Lawrence township, will be a cand-
date for County Commissioner, subject to Demo
cratic ruIes. June g.
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We are authorized to announce that GEo. "
SHoFF, Of Woodward tp., will be u candidate 70
Sheriff, subject to Democratic rule.
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We are authorized to announce that NISCENl
h. Hon, of Bradford tp., will he a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rule.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce that WILLIAM
MERRILL, Of Lawrence tp. will be candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Dem rules.
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We are authorize ! to announce that FRED. q
MILLER, Of Bell tp. will be candidate for Shcr
snbject to Democratic rule
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We are authorized to announce that JACoB
KrNTz, Of Bradr township, will be "A candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rules
We are authorised to announce that SOLOMON
HAMERsCnLEY, Of Decatur township, will be a
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce thai WV. Nc
CRACKEN, Of Ferguson tp will be a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rules.
We are authorized to announce that RICHARD
FREEMAN, Of Pike tp, will be q candidate fol
County Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rules.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We are authorized 20 announce the name
Isaac W Graham Of Goshen township will b,
II candidate fer County Auditor, subject to Demo
rcatic rules.
We are authorized to announce the name o
]. B. Shaw, Of Lawrence township will be acan
didate for Comfy Auditor, subject to Dem scrat
ip rulas
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We are authorized to announce that N. il. LU-
TIER, Of Brady tp., will be a candidate for Sher-
ii, subject to tho Democratic rule
We nre authorized to announce that WM. i,
OGDEN, Of Lawrence tp., viii be candidate for
Sheriff subject to Democratic rule.
We are authorized to announce that JAMES
BLoou Of Pike tp., will be candidate for Sher.
in subject to Domocra c rule.
We are authorized to announce that EDWARD
PERKS, of Morris tp., will be candidate 70
Sheriff, subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that GrDGoN
j. Goodfellow Of Lawrence tp., will be a candi.
date for Sheriff, subject to Dem. Rules
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BIBLE SoclErY.-A meeting Of the Bible
Society of Clearheld co. will be held in
.he Court House on the Monday evening
ofthe ensuing court week-or in case the
Court room cannot be had, in the Meth
odist meeting house. Addresses will be
delivered by speakers, friends of the cause,
Who have promised their aid.
ALEX'R MCLEOD, Prest.
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rrMpFRANCE MEErING.

The Washingtonian Temperance Socie.
,y will hold their quarterly meeting on
Monday evening August the 10th, in the
Court House at early candle light. Mu,
sc will be in attendance, an address will
be delivered The public'are kindly invi,
ted to attend.
August 5th, 1858. G. p. Guucu, Prest
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BOOKS! BOOKS!l

n. B.-Thoy will also receive every variety Of
atioes on commission, at low rates. NJ. & G.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

NATuneRAs a ~ seventh day o. Jury , 1853.
w 10 = 1oess, oeass1 Brant END Lsuss nsas
szress selo 1shsr4 - 49, Sr.sss. $500
ooess Ceunty, Isws, 1essrsbsd - ssi.vs. ts-wis !:
.osss wrss ssssssr y shs sofsA sss qss1sr q
rsses ssres Co 90 q de- 40 iss lp'insipsi y
Aiso 10 ssuaA Ass Javs sssssi y ~ seses % re
ssssts sitsased in III ncssn vest quarter q seioe
esss. al ssses 100 pcsSscassiy lessred . i.i-
lows: Beeinning at the north west corner OF sad
quarter secsOn; thence east ten cnsns thence south
ten chains thencs vs0 to chatne; thsoce north
tsa chaips, 10 The place 81 bsotnsiss; vhish ssid
clov~ysnos was .ua1e b. the said ooses n en-. Sam
us 1raak and Louis oeer for the purpose ofs curing
interest thereon stgae1 By ssid Mock, Frank and
Bear dassd he twenty sixth Day OfJune A D 1855
and payaAls - felsowS: one for oee hundred lloOJ
do ars psy able one year eess Date to Jean Aususte
Chsptteou or order II A. and Doolsn's Off 9 In
shs cy OF Davenport with ntcsese - te sess Of ten
DER cent per annun; end enc for two hanA. Cd doll
lars psysble one yser sfser date 10 Jean Aususfe
Chspiteau OF orde q Allen 4 Doolan's once N The
" Of Davenport, with interest st rate VI ten yer
9. Mt Der sanpm dated Jpne = 1855.
And nov satd two promi sscry notes hA wing become
due AMI payable. and the sad l. ,.es Mocn: samuel
l. hicha d Alien, Trustee - sforeAsid. DO hereby
give this public notice. that By vistee Of The power
OAich 10 In vested BY said deed Of Truet. viii,
% Saturday hetwenty ffth day Of september D..
1859 Il the hour OF O'Clock In the Of said
dsv the Court House door In the city OF Dss export
expose and o6er for sale, st public suctn, the
Of land above described, much thereof shall
be sufbcent 70 satisfy end psy the amoant Of sid
note the nerest thereon to the day Of SALE with the
costs and expenoes attending said sale, Of this
tce and Trus.ses 1ees. Upon the comp elton OF such
sale Q deed will be eivn in accordance with the
aeipulaton Of ssi0 deed Of Trust conveying ,ull
AMP perft title To the tract land soil 10 he FUR
chaser the Trustee has By VII tue Of said Deed Of
Trust.
Dated the I'd day II septsmhsr, 1858.
RICHARD K. ALLEN, Trustee.
ESQ., \. HUBsELL, Attorney. SCI 3dts