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Illinois Congressional Election.

ST. LOUIS Dec 2Goy. Bissell has ordered special
election to be held the 18th of January fill the va
cancy in Harris's district.
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as7s~The Ladies of the Union Benevolent Society
requested Friday, December g. the
Young Mems Christian Association
Gerry Punrtu attsnances expected Those ladies'
will be kind
Eec at
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south carolina senatorship.

CoLuABlA Dec 2.--The tenth ballot for United States
senator resulted to-day in the election of Hon James
Chestnut the president of the State senate This result
is looked upon signal triumph Of the conservatives
The last two ballots stood as follows.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-A hand
comfortable residence within
walk Washington Apply
Nov 5O--tiSis J. snnis
THO LET-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fifth street between and r. Has bathroom Ras
st25 Inquire on the promises. Nov 50f
LNOR RENT.--A large and first-elass dwelling
with all tho modrru improvements, with hreestory
bniirg furnished unfurnshed having
lIabng hausc
avenue City athe central and eligible
position in the city.
For apply T. FISHER, ESQ.,. Mcclure
Co = Auction Store, Washington, d. C.
Nov 20-ff
NOR RENT-Parlor Chambers for Rent large
pleasant parlors handsomely furnished
Water and Gas apparatus. VAIL, STEPHENS, CO..
Nov lO-lmif No, 322 Penn. bet 9th aud 10th
Unwilling HOUSE FOR SALE.--One Of the
4 eligible comfortable houses Washington
luyee square which the proprietor unable his
viii be sold This large and cheerful
oughly suppicd with all the modern
railroad bonds unmprovCd properly viii he
payment purchase price may on mnrt
No cash required Address box No 625 city post Office
Nov T-dims
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GTERE0SC0PlC INSTRUMENTS and complete
- assortment II pictures paper and glass; Another o Just
crtyrd and sale ny BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Conner 81 nth ami Penn
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Grfg~ THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS will be held in
Presbyterian Church. avenue
I4h streets every afternoon this commencing
aud continuing hour, All Invited Nov 3D--ht
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Byy. Q. McaUfnE q CO., Auctioneers.

BY j. G. Me8UfHE ~ Co, Auctioneers
IyEREMPToRY SALE OF NEW AND SUPB.
ror eardagrson Saturday morrins December ..h Is u
oriock in front shaS s@l 1u"n f~~rNe~
handsoue Grade neck four.pssssngsr reHssw~y
four passenger Brett
physician's raekaway
no-top baggies
handsomely finished and OF superior Workmanship
ALSO, carryali, horse and harness.
Term Que third cash the sixty ard ninety dsys
for satisfactorily entorsed bearing interest
JAS q McGGIRE CO.,
Dec I'D Afiv"~~rs-
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nIARlES. DIARIES "A large and complete as-
sonepi or Diaries 1889 received and for sale by
BLANCHARD X MoItUN
Nov 80 Cnrner u fItii street Penn, avenue
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The States Of Minnesota Kansas, Nebraska, and Ore
ou will be added to the list Of western States and con-
tribute to their strength but these nccessions Will be
les than the gains that viii accrue from the internal &C
cetion Of this section California, Wisconsin, and Iowa
m be entitled 90 double their present delegations and
there will be general increase through the western
States
n will suit our purpose and be sufficiently accurate to
assume that the representation under the census OF 1850
win be thus divided among the sections
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s-s~GuARDIAS SocTErY.--A depository for the re-
Hef Of the deserving has opened ID west
north of Indiana side, applications
received every morning past
Members paying dollar all applicants
Depository their and residences will he taken present
viii given careful inquiry will be localities
continued relief win be given all whose may
found 10 w. ify Il.
~ y. NOETIIROP,
Nov 2s-dIw Financial Agent
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u IMMELL H0USE--'fhis nice and cornrnodious
IN house has Just been completed viii open thu
cepton Of The 2Sl This house abound
comforts equal every respect fhis any
other city The bsr will be supplied with tho best u Hnors
a tn have engaged Mr. H. " Campbell 10 assist aud
the h1use We rel travelling
THIS Kimmrl lirac Auntcd street between nth
the vicinity the National IIci
rpirotd denet A. Y. KlsINEiI, Proprietor.
Nov y =. CAMPBELL superintendent.
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BIC. MCGUIRE a co, Auctioseers
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

C,TRATFORD GALLERY or, The Shakespeare Sis
- terhood comprising forty Ave ideal par1ras, described by
Henrietta Illustrated with fine steel engraving irea
designs by eminent hands. yoi, Sgo
Meta cray or Happy by NJ Mcintosh, an
Of Kitiy'a Tales Sc, Se. g.
Emancipation o Fah by tho late Henry Edward sehse ~
u. 2 vols., Svc.
FnP satc I,y FRANKLIN PffHP,
33a PepnsyiyaBl avenue bet
N, u .
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Kirk wood House

Richard Andcrtou Wilson ReIcy Pennsylv
T TIlotson, John Simmons, EInvre d. Grass
tasp enraof. Massachusetts Nil
watrOus, Tennessee Hon John AhI Pennsylvania
AIoching, Texas " Eaton N lady Portland, Me
Frederick Scliny, Maryland John Slehrens, Baltimore
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PHILHARMONIC HALL.
NJ sTRAKosCHs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
TWO GRAND ITALIAN OPERAS
MUSICAL FESTIVALS
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OF MUSICAL STARS
The public are respectfully informed that
Nine coIsoS, Mile PARom,
Nine pE wIIHoRsT sTRAKoscH
Sig BRIGNoII, sig LAr0cETTA
Sig AMoDIo, Sig ETORE BARlLI,
sg MICA BARIII MAU sTRAKoscH,
VIII appear n brilliant musical festivals,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER ID and Sd,
The programme will interesting
this city, and will contain and concerted pieces from the fol-
lowing operas and oratortos:
Giovanni, Martha.
Trovatore, Robert lie DabIe,
Paritani, Lncrsta Borgs
The Prophet, sen'iramide
English songs duets, French songs sc,
The manager beEs that Nine De whorst Mile
Paro Nine Cosou and Nine stragosch viii all appear and
the same evening
Although the expense engage galaxy
combination Of four eminent donnas such
Mile parodf, Pmo colson
Mine wfhorst, Mime Strakosch,
appeared together city the
hss determined 10 fix the price Of admission to all parts Of tn"
ONE roLAR Reserved scat', RITZ cents cp,rG
Entire change Of programme each evening.
There will be positively only performances.
Richard W.
Doors opOn ~ performance 10 commence at O'Clock
Nov I'D
DITILHARMoNTC HALL.
sTRAKoscH2s GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
THE LAST GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
This evening, FRIDAY DEcDEER ..
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OF TALENT.
Nine CoIsoN Mite PARonr Nine DE wII.HoRsT Mime sTRA-
NICOLA, MAURICE STRAKOSCH on the same evening
PROGRAMME
R1manza Marin 81 Rudenz =. a.. r. Rirfl
Kathleen Navourneen Nine StrAk0scb
PolncCa Purtani Vine he Wllhnrst
the there lies the Heart Mile Parodt
" Cavs1ina Nine CoIaon
'giSir DamOrP III. Tahneetia,
VII Terysfo Licreza Borga. .Doniz-tt.
Parodi iaignon, Anlodio.
vI The Grand Sextctto, from Don Giovanni. Mozart
raroii Nine coson Nine strasosch Iabocetta, Amodo
Nicola.
PART sEroxp. ..
T. Aria Troyatore. .... ... Amodfo.
n I,on,nza Nsrtha-IJtst Rose Summer Mime Coson.
M Spertn Gcnil Il. ...........,. Brnoi.
Fenalu Somnsmbula Nine De WfhorSt
AnicstO
rrcst1u for four voiccs
initiated u, Charlie, by Rossini.
hfrsda,es Ne wilhorst Psrod, Coson, kpsa Srakoscb
VI Celebrated Prayer from Noses IN Egypt
nesam.r Coson Parodi De worst Aniaa sakosrh Bgnol
Isbocctta, Amodo. Rsri, Nicola.
Dec [IpcLl
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TORAL JEW EIRYs--M. w. GALTs& BRO omen
this day their store 35 Pennsylvania -four doors
westo Browns Hotel large assortment Of style coral goo
consisting % full sets comprising brooch earrings bracelet and
necklace, AI-o, smaller and single pieces
The lowest price marked In distinct figures ene article from
which there VIII be u. W. GAIT Il BRO,
Dee 1-t 354 Penn avenue between 9th and Tth
GFTUATION WANTED.--A young man Of liberal
education capable eaching the higher English branches
tho languages desires stunt Teacher
family where liberal compensa
given his would
private secretary clerk SUCH
-rctoy testimonials qualifications
most men Il Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Address INQUIRER,
Nov - h2v Blrnums iotel, Baltimore Nj.
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National Hotel.

NatiOnaf Hotel.
Col SAMSON Iowa Duncan Massachusetts,
las Slnson T.. IInnsGnw, Boston
Chas Curcbii lady child, n Robt Tester, Virginia
RE- Stuart Virginia WIN WOrthngton, Maryland
y r Taylor, York Hon II Burnett, Kentucky
d whitock, Virginia Mrs Brown, Fall River, Mass
Mrs A Baker, New York John Miller, New York
VIM grkhcck, do VIM o hrayton, Rhode Island
J y Evel. Columbus, Ga EP strong 4 aly New York
Rev Caldwell, Rome, Ga Hon Phillip Allen Rhode Island
II II swift Brazil Gov Bigler s. lady penus ylyania
nr Archer, Richmond, Va Sc Craig, Vermont
! puyall, laurel, Nd Capt Gardiner, u A
bdy, Lancaster, Green, North Carolina
Pa VIM 8 Chandler X lady, do
Mrs q : Bradley Rhode Island Geo II Russ, Boston
Miss Bradley JR o Rels, Great Salt Lake City
Virginia Nrs II Potydore, do
Montgomery family, Hon r Walton lady Vermont
W Vaudeville, California ~ Robert, New York
Oliver Iandreth Lexington, Ky Col jas Polk, Baltimore
II Cook Ohio J. A Irawncr Maryland
Atstdgey, California fhos Butler, Virginia
United states Hotel.
} " Clarke Nobragka Frank G Miller Cable co, Va
Mrs johnson Virginia Frank Hudd, Grcen Bottom, Va
II wuunorc NiasOari Mrs Patterson, Virginia
W Hanger, do LW Hall, Ohio
sm Iiowcs sapnon, virginia Mrs Vim Carr, children,
Weeks, Baltimore servant, Memphis Tenn
y Inrsou, Pennsylvania
WIZARDS Hotel
A G Jurctt Belfast r g Carson, Dalton, Mass
Chreitt ~, View York nCarson, Newburg
Thos BARR 10 DPoor Fort smith Ars
A c swami, do Robt Rut New York
johnson, UsN John Gibson, Philadelphia
4 N Clarke. New Mussinp, New York
wlhurst servant, Paris MPO Eiree, Richmond
Mrs Mist Massachusetts 5 Yaugher badly, X children,
p Worth Providence RI
Mad Parot Italian Opera PHsaIlyan, baltimore
MIR Max srakosrh, do Mr. h Mad Gibson New York
y Gran New York Nm Lockwood, Victory, Ny
W n Watson, Philadelphia VIM Hamilton New York
Richie. Pittsburg, Pa " ! Ittines do
y Brgpot, servant, New YORK
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ISRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully invites attention
II BITS and magnificent Stock ~ books
rnportatiOns personal stock
viii he found include the hest oion works
plain and ornamental bindings, many which supcrby
trated aud especially suited for tho approaching
tive season, FRANKLIN PHILIP
Bookseller, 332 avenue.
Dec between 10th street,
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TIME SOUTHERN CITIZEN. JOHN MITCHELIIS
Paper. having Washington number
appear mUrnng saturday December
I nd regularly every saturday thereafter.
subscription 81 dealers supplied
Communications bs addressed MITCHELL
SWAN, Proprietors aud Editors
pnbcauou Pennsylvania avenue
nd D.
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Az between the slaveholdng and the -slavehoding
States the division will stand rs to the former and l65 to
tbe latter--a minority Of more than two to one
But with this allotment Of power the sectional
contest will no longer lie between the North and the
South nor upon question like that Of slavery It must
rise between the East and the West, upon questions of
internal improvements, land distribution tariffs, &c.
In such contest it is not unlikely that New England
dpte Of the advantage il is destined to enjoy under the
constitution its territorial representation, will be
psed TO Join hands with the South and seek its aid in
defence OF its sectional rights.
The census Of 1870 will develop power in the
confederacy which will claim aseendency-the Pacific
California Washington, Oregon, and their triou-
tary Territories.
qeoIogist would divide the States into those which
lie on the Atlantic those the Gulf those the basin
Of the lakes those in the valley of the Mississippi and
those on the Pacific slope Commerce and its associations
will contribute always TO group thus together the popula
tons of these great sections. ..
It il perhaps well to call the attention to these figures
and TO the still greater probabilities that lie beyond them
of those political spectators at either end Of the Union
who look the House Of Representatives theatre for
further slavery agitation Those who demand that Con-
rress shall be invoked side would be wise if they
sCrunized with closer analysis the body to which they
propose appeal the arbit Of their destnies They
will ask themselves if it is wise 20 clothe the representa-
tive body with powers at time that its sectional
predomnance is marked Perhaps this wise forecast
Of the future has entered not little into the views Of
Senator Hammond and induced him earnestly to adj
vocate the withdrawal Of this agitation from Congress-
The idea of sectional advantage has entered also in
small degree into the bullying and clustering speech of
VIM H. Seward in which he boasts Of his purpose to
crush slavery through the whole South. He will
find himself mistaken. The representation of the New
England States and of the extreme northern border viii
be diminished relatively with that Of the extreme south
ern States.
The great democratic middle States and those OF the
Northwest loyal heart the constitution and to the
Union and abhorring the whole policy of aggression
upon their sister States which Mr., Seward holds to
them will dispose of his pretensons and his policy with
giant hand '.... va.
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NTATCHES, CHAINS CHATALAINS, &c.--M.
w W. GAIT BRO. open this morning at their
Neg Sore 354 PeapsyiUdatf dreiae,
-Four Browns Hotel)
elegant gsnemqns very
gold watches. gold chains, cistalatns SC.
carefully repaired by iuI workmeu
". W, GAIT BRO,
Pennsyivania avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
Dec al
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UNFOLDING PRESENTS.-M. w. GALE AZ BRU-
wv have lust store, 354 Pennsyvants
avenue of Browns Hotel large invoice new
goods suitable wedding presents.
The price distinct figures each article from
which there wi o abatement NJ w. CALF bro,
Tee l3t 3a4 Penn avenue between oth ana fu sef'r
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRl-
IN bune News PiaaepNa Philadelphia Ledger,
evening Of publication single copies
delivered the residences subscribers evening
LEDGER Mercury Weekly Gisasons
Battle ship Balou's Pictorial wavcrlcy Magazine Home
al other Philadelphia New York Boston weekly
papers for se delivered promptly Subscribers
Everything cheap publication pub
lished y. r. BISHOP n CO.,
2l6 avenue, under Wiliards Hotel,
Nov 25--tH 43s Penn. avenue, ~,
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THE SrRATFORD GALLERY or, The Shaks-
pesre ssyerhood comprising IS ideal Eorsa dncbed by
Mrs Palmer Illustrated with nne engrayngs steel FROM
designs by One volume imperial oetivo, In antique
morocco gilt, Sl2.
Meta cray or Whit Happy by ~ Mcintosh,
thor Of Kitty,s Tales - 6c,, Price rs cents
received and for gale
TAYLOR 4 MAURYs,
Dec 3 .." s.." 334 Fem.
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CEILING OFF SELLING OFF,!
BOOT sHoEs AND RUBBERS,
OF every description, for
TadIns, Misses Youths, and Children, at the
HOP r1pE

No 10 Penn. dreaus, befVesn sth and Oh streets
IadIcz goods thereby tho
une1uacd advantage them at r cost Which, OF course
OF the purchaser Our gaters IN point o. NJ
beauty and utility all others
and our and kid boots and buoh s'ers SC
be examined 20 secure purchaser
Also long for ladies and misses All selling on ~ as
onishing low prices. " liam
20--dtfeb4@ X.
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CfUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY FOR
- medicinal use price per gallon so cents per bottle Many
gentlemen Virginia and the District i regarded good
Judges thoroughly teted IT, pronounce much hc best
,.bisL az In tbs market EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer Liquors and Family Groceries
Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market
Nov 27-l0teof fsar
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TITO LET-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fifth street between and r. Has bathroom gas
sI25 inquire the promises Nov 3o--r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-01
THE COUNTY SEAT.

We publish in another column the pro-
ceedings of meeting recently held in
Curwensyille to consider the expediency
Of removing the county seat to that place.
Our neighbors seem TO be quite excited
upon hesubject, and as might be expect
ed, quite anxious to accomplish this OBJ
iect. AT first we could scarcely believe
them to be in earnest, but the seriousness
with which they treat the subject, leaves
no doubt about its reality with them.
However We think that upon more de
litrate reflection, they will come to see
the inexpediency and injustice of such a
move. The county seat was located at
Clearfeid as the most eligible site for that
purpose, by disinterested men, more than
fifty years ago and at time too when
CurwensvilIe had moro to recomend it in
comparison with Clearfeld than now. If
il was not suitable location then, we
know of nothing which makes it so now,
nor Of any superior claims it has since &C
nuired to be mad. the county seat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-01

The oitt ofthe rum of money which
heads che report ol ihoif procce ding, a'
bn induccment 10 lho las payers % nIl
tcty we'll, ondmay ansvcrionlchlhohn
Of the unthinkup bat there are many
other contingencicsdcpendent uronihc
moyal Of the county scat now 40 long os.
lablishcd, that double The sum would not
balance The loss to the tax payers Of the
county involved therein Upon this sub.
icct we may have more TO say at future
time.
Whiewc adm re the ambition and en-.
icrprisc Of our sister town, we cannot be
non.committal upon question Of 'uch
vital importance to the interests Of our
own borough, and to the people at large,
We are therefore, decidedly in favor Of
keeping the county seat where it now
is, and of making such Improvements, as
the wants Of the public require.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-01
CABINET WORK,

at his shop, and that he manufactures to order,
(of superior fnish,) every description Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, among which are
Centre and Dining Mahogany and Com,
mon bureaus-Common and Fancy Bedsteads
Stands, Safes, Cupboards, Sofas, Lounges, &C.,.
which he is determined to dispose Of at as cheap
rates, for cash, rs they con be purchased 1t any
other establishment Of the sort in the county,
Persons wishing to buy furniture arc invited to
come to his shop and examine his articles, and
judge for themselves of their quality and finish,
before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels conf.
dent that he can suit them in price and quality.
N. b. lie is also prepared to make CorFIYs to
order on the shortest notice, and attend funerals
w ith heOrsc, when called upon.
ESr~All kinds of country produce will be re-
ccived in payment for work,
nov. II, lSJS.-ly.
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STOCKER WANTED.

PROPOSALS will be received for the delivery
L of ONE MILLION FEET of Saw Logs on
the banks of the Sinnemnhoning, at the
mouth Of Sugar Camp or Hebher's Run, 10
Huston township, Cearfeld County near Tyler's
to be cut from tract No. 5O67, warranted Wm,
Powers.-A draft of the land can be seen with j..
i. Cutie, ESQ. Stocker to make all roads and
improvements. Address, stating price, to John
A. Otto, P. NJ. Barry P. o., schuylkill Co., Pa,
Nov L. 1888. n
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The Philadelphia Evening Bul etin,

y Independent DailyNewspaper, devoted cs-
"A pecially to the interests Of Pennsylvania
containing important Telegruphc News, sixteen
hours in advance Of the morning papers-Orgi-
nal Foreign and, Domestic Correspondence, Edi-
tonas on all subjects, aud full reports Of all the
news Of the day. Tn Commercial and Fnanci.
al departments are full, and are carefully attend,
ed to. As an advertising medium there is no
better paper in the State, the circulation being
next to the largest in the city, and among the
most intelligent and influential Of tn population
TERNs-six dollars per year in advance.
CUMMINGS PEACOCK,
Propriotors.
No. 1l2, South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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SHERIFFS sALE.-By virtue of wri.

CHERiFFS SALE.-By virtue of wr. Of
~ Vendihoni Elponos issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Philadelphia County, andt-
me directed, there will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House in the borough of Cleacdeh,
on MoYDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1858. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following descrbel real estate, to
wit:
The enc moiety or undivided half of n certai
tract of land situated in the township of Pike, in
the county of Clearfed, tnown as tract number
five thousand seven hundred and seventy eight
(577S,) the whole containing one thousand and
twenty acres Of land and allowance, being the
same undivided half part ofwhich Herman Yer
key and wife by deed dated oath June, 1851, rel
corded at Clearfeld in book NJ, page 500, con.
veyed unto Samuel b. Boude. Seized, taken in
execution, and to be sold as the property of Sam
uel b. Boude. III
JOSIAH r. REED, Sheriff,
Clearfeld, Nov. IL, 1855