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ma. KINGS DEsPENsART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ye Dr. King, formerly q New Yors for the Iasf four
E4S years % Louisville Kentucky, and who has de-
voted his attention 70 the treatment OF private diseases ior
thirty years. atters himself having attended fo-
Thousands. sHaIaI cure
all diseases private nature, matter hos bal te
idiujicous meieal treatment from negdct e tsi
Kings DispClTy is No. g Deaiercs street, lcree
Chsy and the SQUARE, where he cures an diseases % private
nature.
GosoEInA cured without uauGous medicine inteersnov
sTnIcarREs Of OLD or recent date, eEec cured in isr
DAYS by an opeutnu which pal- Strictgra
exists health De enjoyed Perhaps disease
more mischief undermnes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with an e diseases % he skim growing OUT Of
lsct or tad tratuent eacualtT "a fes DAYS.
SEMINAL "tAAa1 pAl.-l1--L ----i''- LAWS 49, elt--
this disease, and all 1e colse ence g1- Qua 90 IT, aes
Ga many hy the destructive habits or incunsielf
Youths and excessive Indulgence @, lc passions neglect q
which will undermine the constitution rendering fle lect anli
for business or society, and causing premature old age
Females who mag De lahorus with any dilcc % the Wcna
may rest assured Of immediate reliel
fee enclosed directed % Dr. A. King No. = Dea6rck s6i
Nashville, Tennessee, viii hzve the necessary medicine sent q
their address. with directions strict Observed
once hours from O'Clock in tie morning until Che evening
may 23-ily
FRESH ARRIVAl OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
tercos sugar Cured Hans
Is bags Java Coffee.
5 Nsss,. DO 10
80 Balumcre Rio do.
hhds. strictly cioice Is. sugar.
10 bbls. Baltimore Refined Col9e d..
80 Doz. Assd Brooms.
100 hlgs Exra White Wheat Flour
200 Rel
80 Bus. Corn Meal.
just received and Tor sale at market prices ly
I'VE Keep constantly on hand Country CU1l Hams and
n B. All articles purchased 81 as sent home IRE q ce
june Is, 81. FREEMAN BROS
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Extensive Time sale of Groceries
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, the 9Th Of July,
HARRIS a CO.,

w Gordon & Co,
200 hhds n o. Sugarall grades DO bbs and = o Moasssi
1000 lys Star Candles: DO do sam Hale's Whisky;
50 bbls ola Kentucky Whisky; 100 do old Bourbon do
100 4 bb old Bourbon 10 30 e. pipes COgnac Bsandyi
50 IbIs American Branav. 40 boxes Bar Soap
20 boxes Preston's Tobacco; do Boyd's Tobacco;
80 do Boay No. Do 80 do GoodWin's No, do
500 kpry Nails: 20 cases Sardines;
TOGETHER with many other arcles, Of which will he offered
With liberal privileges.
TeFEns:--Fo all sums under $500 cash; $500 and
der 1000 months; 5000 and under 5000 three months
over s0O months, for approved endorsed notes payable in
bank Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ie2g-td HARRIS & co
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WE ARE OFFEHTNG FOR SALE FOFE a.

WE AEgE OFFERING FOR SALE FOR CASH
SEGAR5 Matches. Soap:
- Coffee; Cedar Buckets
M0lasss; Painted Buckets
Golden syrup 5odl, PEPPER Spices
star Candles; Ginger Bed Cords
TaoW Candles; Wrapping FaQer-ls70risi.
shot, Lead Tenn. BlEgiuE-Fides
Cigars, Tobacco India Bs--uEi
Crushed sugar; Rope, Twine
Powdered sugar; Barrel salt
Loaf sugar; sack salt. and fins.
Nais-ass0rted,
And all other articles usually kept in Grocery Hous.
Our friends and the public ia general especially rauest-
ed 90 give a call. j. T. MARTIN { co.
q L. ---Lu- u L. -
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heading matter ON every Page


Our subscribers in Maury, Giles, Marshall and
Lewis will be waited on in 8 few days by an agent
from this Office with their accounts, and We trust
they will be prepared to give him the kind Of FeceP-
ton be desires.
We trust our friends in those counties will also
aid our agent in extending our circulation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29
CITY OsPITAL.

Nashville, Tenn.
THVHE large and commodnus buildings stuaa AS above NEE
tou, having lately adapted Colee and hospital
purposes and equipped with convenience
for the reception % patients
The internal management Is coHdiai experienced Maton
and nurses. establishment well supplied with
Patients viii be administered rs Pond, r. C. X. Martin,
Msldin and Calender.
Paying patients viii be furnished with any style OF acc0o
desired
TERns--s4, So, and s. per week.
For admission apply the preis small P0Z ad
mitted. ieZ7-lm-
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RAIEROAIaN

which has Kentucky City a. the ceuo of network Of Rail
roads stretching and aoring connections ia all directions
with the interior with Tire cities aud lakes OF the North and
ramiiying throughout the whole south and West
That the public be Del OH y suspicious that this
city paper request sou TO anqureto come and
s. he lgp-Keutucky City IS the northern terminus Of the
Great Mobile BaiIr0adO0 miles long See
railroad connection bY Union City and along the Nashville
Northwestern Railroad Paris and CarEsyille Nashville 10
keulOn and along the Memphis and Ohio Road
90 Memphis about miles Also JarsOn Tenn, Holly
Also via Corinh, thence along the Memphis Charleston
road to Tusumb huntsville, Chattanooga Knoxville and
East and with and Savannah Georgia Aeo by the
Fulton and Railroad via Little Rock, through to Arkansas
and Texas % tie Pacific Ocean.
Also-y the Iron Mountain Railroad 70 e. Louis, 80 miles,
Also, By the
STEAM FERRY PACKETS,
plying to and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago and the whole northwest.
Intel gent enterprng and practical men, who viii and
investigate in viii Be convinced that the eNaor
binary commercial advantages and facilities Of railroad and
steamboat transportation possessed b. Kentucky CITY, secures TO
this point requisites for aud commercial purposes
which must necessity, speedily 10 become the great in
termdiate city between the North the SOUTH which the
productions and manufactures Of each section viii De- conccuta
ted for sale. or 10 exchanged for h0s Of the other.
The Hon Postmaster General in report, No
man can look al the map this country without his eye finally
resting on the mouth Of the Ohio the Of population aud
commerce Of the United States
there viii always reliable gentleman the ground whose
pleasure and duty will be to all neeul Information, and
answer all written oral ntrroores. Then let per
NIT himself to he led Oh BY ruor, when the care 50 accessible
% all.
Sale to commence Monday, September 9Th, 1853 ard continue
i''' al INC TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent cash in hand, for the residue, credit Of
the amount purchased and two years. With interest,
z Ell / B BgGLocK. o''-' Trustee,
". II. II. TAYLOR, }
AOo's'-' ''- '-'' FRASk JAY MCLEAN,
may25-dastds Kentucky City, Ks.
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NOTICED prevent this valuable Essence from being
c0unerfrilel, steel engraving eZeCed a
cost, viii he found the outside Of the Eapper. order
guar the purchaser against being imposed upou By ao-has ni
fari0ns. l55s.
Prepared only By Frederick Brown bis Drug
Chemical Store, y E. oorur % Fh and Chnut Streets, Phil
adelphil.
Also for sale BY all respectable Druggists in Nashville ane
in the nitei states. funal--3n.
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From the Louisville Journal.
nnaAn
Her overpowering presence made you fa
IL would not b idoiatrv a. 1rneaI

er welcome the States was admirably delivered As the
lovely advanced and presented their elegant
que e 1niu received The tributes, and hung them the
temple until it became gorgeous pyramid Of roses aqnoss
and the choicest flowers song then sung States and
there was presented heau Of surprising beauty grandeur
the States arising above another pyramid Was formed
We give below the addresses Of the Sates:n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
FREDERICK BROW "
n. r. Corner of Chestnut and Fifth street
PRfFnfaHmhfn.

SOLE Manufacture Of Browns Essence Of Jamal Ginger
- which is recognized and prescribed ty the Medical Facuy.
and has the Standard Family Medicine % -hs unite
States.
This Essence preparation oil unusual excellence Dbl orii
nary diarrhua- ncipeut cholera IN Short IN all 1i pros
Of the digestive functions, Go 10 resme value. Du
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and cpiaiats
Of Children &c IS peculiarly ecac1us family Eiiviu
traveller should hs without t.
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FOR BOYS.

Jew Of mixed italian and coorsi Leghon a
Hats Tor Boys very nice and derabe Just received
at WATEEFTELD & WALkEE's- -
iune5 26 Public Square.
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N Mills
$4,000 bushels prime WHEAT
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, Tor disfilerys
10000 Conn., which ie highest pree win BE-
paid fin Cash;
1000 do rye.
The City Mills keeps an times Extra Family F1ur
Shorts Bran. Ship Studs. &c. which viii b. furnished and d.
Iivered in large quantities exceeding low prioes-
Call tn Agency Nashville City Mi No 6, MARKET stre
je35-n s.. n. HOLLTNGSWORrH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29

Settlement Of the Right o. Search Question sih Great
Britain-TAs Right Abandoned By Eag,aRd-7he
Foreign Policy Of dc Admiaistratioa CLAIMS Of our
Citizeas-A0asisu1 Belly aadt Trdnsit Route, &c.
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- Crons..To 81 Coun u Frlends.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

In The D'pho"s ro'rl Of "'.ayf.16 County.
IN heanier Qf Tie Estate of .E,roL Leo,1yg L,,s
| h"o'1' g' Cleof Id c,tuty dsssussd.
.'nd now, to w!t, the 10Th day Of august 1855.
ON motion i'm open court. JAS. IT Iorrin,o. or
pointed an auditor to investigate and renort mn
on the partial account Of John W. Wright and
Jesse Williams Executors Of said decedent. filed
May 18th, 1858. Per- T,,.;,,l, NV"
All pc rsons interested in the settlement Of soiI
account will take notice that will attend 10 tbo
duties OF my appointment at tho Office of Larri-
mer d Test Saturday the 18th day Of November
next at o'clock P, NJ. of said day, where thew
can attend if they sec proper.
Get 18th, '5S j. IL. LARRIMER. luar,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LANDS.

DY virtue Of an order Of tho Orphans Court
~ of CIeardcd county, these will be exposed
to sale, by outcry on
Booa@ the 18Th day Of NorsmJer. 1858.
at o'clock, p. ne, at the court house in the
borough Of Clema5d all that
Certain piece or parcel Of Land,
$ iunto in Morris tuwDtbp CIeorfrII copn,,.
containing about Ii2 Acres, beiug part Of
survey warranted in name Of Lyman Gatz. and
being TIE Northeast corner of said survey, known
IN the partition Of estate Of James Airport, de-
ceRsed' rs PrP'n NJ. Z, This land is dosirn
',y Io''jod for farming purposes, and is tolcr-
IEhMs'-Ono half cash at confirmation, and
the balance IN one year, to be secured by judg-
menL '7
MATILDA ALLpORT.
Oct. u 135S E...,,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
BOROUGH ORDINANCE,

SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE
Passed April 9th 1858, entitled au ordinance in
relation to side walks.
BE il enocted and oraaincd Jy hs BEyyess aNf
To,ca Council Of the Borouqh Of Uearfeid and Il
is hereby enacted U,td ordained by the authority of
the same, That when curb stones are hereafter
set by the lot holders on Second Street, and
Market street they shall be set at the distance Of
twelve feet frsm the front lines Of the lots, and on
all other streets at the distance of ten feet and
that shade trees when planted shall bo within
the curb and as near thereto as convenient.
Section 2nd, That no .t holder shall erect
any porch, steps or cellar door which shall ex-
tend over five feet from tho front lines of their
lots on the side walks
Section Sd, That all bitches now opened or
which shall hereafter be opened, shall be kent
open and in repair by the respective lot holders
before whose lots the bitches pass-nnd on do.
fault OF any lot holder keeping the ditch in front
OF his lot open and in repair that it shall De the
duty Of the street Commissioner to give such lot
holder q writ notice to open or repair the
same within ten days, and on default of such lot
holder to open aud repair the same, the Street
Commissioner shall epen and repair tho same. at
the proper costs and charges Of tho respective
lot holders, which shall be collected with 2Oper
centum added, in the same manner as is proy-
dcd in Section 4th Of ordinance, to which this is
u Supplement-.
Section 4th, If any person or persons sLal
willfully or maliciously destroy or obstruct any
ditch now opened or hereafter to be opened, he
she or thew shall he fined in a sum not exceed.
ing ten dollars to be collected rs debts of like.
amount are now recoverable, one half thereof to
be applied to borough purposes and the balance
to the person institutng the proceeding. Pass
cd September 10th 1858
JOS. COON, Burgess Pro tenn
Attcst-L. J. CRANs, Scctv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

Passed September 10th 1883 by the Burgess and
Town Council Of CIearded Borough
h''so'r'd That the Street Commissioner bc
directed to Mcadamize Second Street from the
diamond to Walnut Street of the width of six
teen feet Providing that the lot holders on
said street shall have the privilege of doing the
work in front Of their respective lots under the
dirc,tion OF the Street Commissioner 10 be paid
for according to estimates Of the Street Com.
missioner on their agreeing that they will take
orders which are to be paid by credits on the
taxes hereafter to be levied on their respective
properties in said street From the minutes.
Attest. J. GRAMS, Secretary,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

w, nu only f.toh fcu aniluiuE io.
Turns nom out rouuly enough h1t u
90 show thot tho gallant ucmouocy of
Cloor6old did thcir duty on last Tuesday.
We think nom present appearance that
we viii have at least our old muor.ro. ior
the state and Conrcssion tickets
Our whole county ticket is undoubtedly
elected
As usual, the opposition concentrated their
whole force upon q 81 nplo man, and have
succeeded in cutting down the maioriy for
DR.. Boyer but still wo thinl, not enough
20 cndongcr hi. election.
Below are the returns as far as We have
been able to collect them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
TelegraphiC News.


IeleTapnlo News.
Npu YoRy. oct 5-Tba nrasento,ion
of the decree of the National Assmbly of
Venezuela, inviting the exile. Gen. Pooz
to return to that Republic. took place at
the MetroDolitan Hotel today. The hotel
was splcndidly decorated, and two hun
dred dis stingui,hed citizeas and foreigners
were present.
Gen. Paez will return home with the
Commissioners.
W,spryeroy oct Hon william,
p.,.,~r' ~ r.....r..,,. f,r,,orI,, q r,om,Lo,
.,l. r.uv.... r....,.,... rIisyiDo JisIrnt
ho. baen ,rroinlod lrni,.d Sfaios NM,
to, to tho Eor.f of Ar,dr;j IT.. Lasan.
r,rfod and will soon don,rt ror Fnrono
4 .....r ,L. I,tias bis a,,r. ointment
,r,.,..,-,. a.. r. TrLI. ,,.,...,..,.:....
D,i., W. ~. was ''',,t'ilI
~, '',..,,' '''' n, ~, g',\,I,y' >,ryt
'",''. .'''O'' ''1 wv '''l's T. J. " 90 d, -
Nh.I," ,foE get. "a private letter
,I3m IT,, Aroma states mat the tort yuma
wagon ROAD under Col Leach; Is neatly
completed.
Inc large political convention ever
hCid on me no Hranae' as'omOLed at Ne
SllIa ON the 90 o! NepteGOer lhe dele
Eates represented about lo'Woo people
h''oIuli'hS were passed. c'llh2 on Con
Sre's TO "'-.n!1e the territory at an carry
Gay' oeteILlI'''hS 'I2g 10 sGnu members 10
,hG , LegisIa'ur' oi Ne" Ne" MeNico' ana TO
hoIa new election Ior delegate 10 Noh-
-g'7' III o''e' 10 sIo" snow '"g g,, lorESIy u'efeas-
ca VOC since '.'O year me convention
was aooresseo Oy Lieut. MOTIFS ana 9th
ers:
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REGISTERS NOTICE.
NIOTICE Is nEREnY GIrEN. 4

~
1Nfoowing accounts have been examined and
passed by me, and remain filed Of record in nv
ONCE for the inspection Of the heirs, legatees,
creditors and all others in any way interested,
and will 5e presented to the next Oophans Court
OF Clearfeld county to be held at the Court
house in The rorough Of Coarfeld, on Tuesday
the 10th, day Of November next, for confirmation
and allowance:
The Testamentary account of Lewis Erhard
ana George Erhari, Administrators of Christian
Erhard deceased, who was Executor of David
Ern9rd, late OF Knox township, Clearfeld conn.
ty, deceased.
The Final account Of Roswell Luther, Admin.
istrator Of all and singular, the goods and cbst.
tells, rights and credits Of James w. Dunlnp. Iato
oi Brady township, Clearfeld county, deceased
Oct 18th, 'jS. JAMES WRIGLEY. Pep'r
Lonstables Blanks for sale at this Office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

R=FF" Miss Polly Collins took up Robert
Knowles, for not fulfilling his promise to
marry her. The gist of the evidence turn
ed out thus: 81 asked Polly if she would
have me, and she answered yes but did
not tell her that would have her., That
made il bad for Folly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
ARRIVAL OF THE CARSlll

4 THOMAS ~ GO. respectfully inform the
- citizens Of Clcurield and vicinity that they
have just arrived with their new
4 MI ROTTPING C1R.
whore they are prepared to take pictures in all
kinds of weather. and will warrant to give salts
faction to all who call and see them,
Pictures takon at a low price-FIFTY CENTS
and upwards according to tle quality of the case.
All those that want pictures will call in soon, as
II is not likely thcy will remain long in the place
Oct 18th, 'jS. IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
sfruArlON WANTED
OHUROH DEDICATION


A SMALL gold WATCH SEAL with Cor.
~ uclion stone bearing tho initials A, VI. h.
Any one finding the above and returning IT, or
giving information thereof win be suitably re-
uardcd by
Oct 18th, 'o5. A, MLEOD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

Thus far Gillis is little ahead Of Gov.
Packer last fall, when his majority over
the combiaed opposition was 500. The
popular vote is about the same.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

. L
/ Clarion county is reported at 700 for
ellis, and Jefferson at 200 for Hall This
indicates the reelection Of Gillis.
THE FUrURr.-The general election in
this state for 1858 is now over. Yesterday
decided which Of the candidates before the
People, for the various offices to be filled,
would receive majority of their sufirages;
and it is TO be hoped that whatever may
be the result, all good citizens of what po-
litical affinity soever, will rest satisfied
Herewith. This, in good old times which
are fast becoming o bsolete in the practice
and obliterated from the recollections Of
the American people, was the great re-
doeming feature Of our political strites
and was what so pre- .eminently distinguish
ed US from all other nations. What in
nearly all other countries is revolution in
the government, frequently attended with
bloodshed and sometimes protracted civil
war, is in ours, merely change of officers,
by the peaceful operation of the ballot
box. 1t is well understood beforehand
that but one aspirant for each Office can
be successful, and for the defeated party
to indulge in murmurings and complaints,
when the unalterable fiat of the people has
gone forth is idle; while magnanimous
acquiescence in the decree of the majority,
evinces both elevation of mind and noble
ness and patriotism Of heart. In this
great and free land it is the people, and
the people alone who govern, and the
voice Of the majority must decide all moot
ed questions Of civil policy between them.
If they have been mislcad or mistaken,
time, with the aid of reflection and eXpc-
riencc will free their minds from deluson
and error, long before any very irrepaira-
BILE mischief resultes lrom their action.
To this trait in the American character
do we owe our present greatness, and to it
will we be indebted in the future foU our
prosperity as a people, and our stability as
" S''NN''4iiSilN'
Rr,oox,xc- Tar. R,.ys within . worry
ro.v ,rool,, t,r, ;,,oidort. il hoIIooninc ox.
roriorce ftbe most .t,ilin. cbaroctor
and one Of them attended, with the most
|boor,rord;,, ,os,,lty rho first ,ros tbo
ascent of Mr.. Thurston from Adrian
Mich. upon the inflated part of his bai-
loon, minus the seat or car. The .lloon
was Afterwards found near Maiden c. W..
,"' '' ~ rr, ~ '''''''7'' ~ ~" 10y " "
l. OF MS llo'ess remain nave ye' De''' oo
tanned. The general supposltlon Is that
he has persisted with the cold, while cling
inr 10 his balloon. and then his body fall
Lac into so,,, or ,I,,. ros+ r,o..hos Glitch
lay beneath the route Of the arerial fugi-
tive
,rr..,..,..... ..t...,-,,,,4 ga l,I,,.,
Inc o'',o' was .i'' ''.e'' y, " '''',o''
fortunately rugged and III good trlm' nom
Centralia ILL., with two children in it
alone. One little girl eight. and the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

We have returns from five districts,
showing that the Democratic majority will
be at least 200 for the State, Congressional
and Assembly tickets.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

ssy'Six hundred and seventy young la
dies have pettioned the Common Council
of Detroit to take measures for the aboli-
ton of concert and lager beer saloons.
Cause-thcy draw their young men away
WHOM they ought 70 be Spanking.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13

AroLoGEuC.--ln our anxiety to publish
what eletion returns we conld collect, we
have omitted considerable editorial, and
other matter from this issue.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
Spanish Sale Leather.
G GMMR9MEMGn

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of an.
nouncng to the citizens Of Coariield and tho .ur
rounding country, that he has opened
lBaE.5aR Shop
ON Main Street in SLutc's Nc,c Rou, where m
is prepared to accommodate all who give him /
CALL and hopes to receive a liberal patronage.
Oct. 9th, 1858. JEREMIAH NORRIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
lHmNInnR MIMmm
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN hcmaHr qfHc Estate Of abraham Hl
late Of Buys to,cpShip deccased.
10 Mary Hess, widow Of said docedent. SaraI
Gntermarriod with Manly G. London Tsoa1
Hess, Rebecca, Gntcrmarried with John Hal
ny now doc'd,) Martha, tintermanied WITH.
Joseph London) George Hess Sarah, tonly
child of Abraham Hess jun. deed, Abrahanl
Hess, sophia, Cintermarried with David Al.
keyl Alexander Hess and Rosa ma Hess
children and grandchildren OF said deeeden'
and to all others interested:
Tou viii axe n,
tico that at nm Orphans Court hold at Clearfeld
in and for Cleariiold Comfy, on the 10Th day Of
August last past, the petition Of George Hess was
read, whercupon ON motion of his Attorney, l., J.
Grams Esq. q writ of partition issued, whereby I
wus commanded that taking twelve good and law
ful men, l should 90 apon the premises in said
petition mentioned, viz: two certain tracts or
pieces Of land situate and lying In Hogrs town.
ship Cle9rield County, and having respect to the
valuation thereof upon their oaths aud Affirm.
tions to make partition Of snTd real estate to and
among the heirs and leg REPRESENTATIVES Of tAo
snid doccdcut, if the same can b9 parcd and ii.
vided without prejudice 10 or spelling thc whole
CtherWisc 30 mako n valuation and apprais omonl
thereof I'm accordance with tho command Of
soid writ, } will on Thursday the Twenty .frst
Gay of Ovtober, a. D. lSjS, on tho premises in
Boggs township, part and divide, 9g yalpc and
appratse the same
rgFSFyTF . pEErg cLor;u
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

oct. y, 1853, - Er,,,,,;.