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nidt Naes ridtis lei. @lSbli9 bSrte ct einen
Biltclenl6u uno ibren Sdrei pSanl, id bin
Seidcfien!" Nanoal REF iOfOrt einise geilte.
benoe all uno erluhte 1ie, @ooowin aS Wforoer
81 perbaften. 9ebterer trat leooh bier Sdrltte
5urlf, mari ieinen &opf 3urif ii1o erldcB ltd.
@ocbwin ppbnte felt 2 Sabren 3 Monaten
i'll bieIer Staot. @r lit mtttlerer Statlr, etpaS
forpulent unD true iid INNER lebr m9olld. Ut
9enpB immer eirtes 9nten JtuteS+
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blifement unb bate 5wet Yiltclen, etne oretldus
fise unp cine bOppelldufi9e bel li4. Seloe MAJ
rem 9elaben.
Sn isiner Eui4e fanO li4 fOlSenOer leste
WiQe:
gfem>Oorf 10. Oeat 1858
SIN Safe i9, @eor9 Sranf @opomln ttere
Ben lclte, laBt meinen 2ei4nan1 nah 80 Us.
@ebar ctr. in Boltcn, Wtai1. gu tlsirer Wfut=
ter brinQeu. @dbreno meines 2ebenS llebte i4
nit aaraer 5eele Sine, bic li9 ol5 treulcS er=
mics. Sableno, DAP i4 an 9ebroaenem Ser>
3en lterben mub, persebe i'd mt tletneln leeten
Ntbemsuae ibr ale ben Shmer5,a ben lie mir
perurladt bat i& liebe, ia ld bette iie an.
SD ipre9e BON 2l55ie, betannt al5 6rau 2i55ie
@oDbwin. OtSse @ptt ibr per9eben, wie i9
i9r per9ebe.
Der iibrige Gbeil bes Teitaments perfust
iiber peridieDene &leinisteiten, solOene Ninse,
Suieanaoeln, SemoenfnSpfe, Die er tbeils an
2ia5ie, tbeilS an 2ruiie, tbeil5 an letne Wutter
peruladt. Dalielbe idlieBt nit ~lol9enoen Wor>
ten II
SD Bite bic Mfenldbeit nm 8er9ebuns unb
menn idSenluno ~beleiOist babe, laBt ibn beoens
fen, baB Der Sob NleS perl6bnt. M0Se @jctt
iid meiner Seele erbarmen. tasa
@eorse s. @ocotpin.
sc ad{drtft. Samuel IS. 0ilnoaI BON
Bbila0elpbia bat seiast, oaB er mid aus 0fa9e
tSDten mirb. CT mag eS tbun, wenn er e8
tbut, befreit er mid BON einem Seben, baS mir
perbaGt aeworrer1. @s 1T bart, paran 81 benz
ten, Da6 etn Wanl1, mte Gam. Us, Nanoaa,
selGmoren bat, mid) 81 tcoten. 9
7Nu4 Elm Da9uerreotpp bon 9t55te tpuroe BET
@cpDnin 9efunoen.
@coowin lol cine Srau uno 5wet &inber am
2eben baben, Die in Bottom wObnen. ea5
2t55ie mar nett anse5p5en, in eineut braunz
%ieiDenena Sleib NIT feinem Strcbbut u. Sdleier.
9fanoau 1T bon gutter Serfunft uno Wtitslieo
Der Oilisent Spriben<@ onlpasnie. s. sa
Die .Ger5te iasen, baB peniS Scffnuns pors
banben, poB Die yerwunpete barO1 tolnulen
perpe. e 4ss .fss taa s.
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OaS Subltnm wirO Aierbut9 IN ReantniB seftst, b6 mir,
ais bic altcini8en ABenten fir. BITE 8Sblen Der Baltimore
s pntpasnttlI iest tn Ben Staab sefest FnD, ibrs gang pOttaes
ltben 8Oplen sa p~erfaufeH uno gu ItefsrR. Od mir ntht
Aaenten fir anbere Anlprac tie &pplen inb, fp tbnnen bic
@Snlumnenten barauf rebnen, SaB fe ben d&ten 4rtttel
unb has. pple Sewt&t erbalten. nnlere NnprbEuns
gen Fnp 0pn Der ~alerbeten Art, unb MIR baften fir y ant ltd
lett unb S1neatefeit bet Der " slieferuus BON 8pblen mad TT.
genb etnem yuntte ~inncrbab Der Staptsrensen.
Da bte Sra1t BON ben Wftnen aus ee8enwdrtt9 febr .niebrts
TT. 70 trnnen MFR fIriDfprttse AbIteferun8 5u let-
mem nett btutseEea 9greiie psrfaufen, ais in fef fpatsren Sab
resaett, baber wetben e. BITE &pnIumenten ais etne srpbe GelD-
er(paratB fnbsn, wenn tie ibren @Orrata ipelei6 L atea. j
Damit mr I'm Stanbe fnb, ~teber8elt gu ben alerntebrisfea
Yretien gu pertaufens 70 OsaDtptt8en MIR ausl@lteBtt fur
menten BE Rotten bes Gplsttrens unS bic Ytptente fir ben
@erluft an fbleAtea IuBeandnOea.D l - 9tGGJ- ,1aig
Belpnpete AnprbnHn9en werpen NIT s dbrtten /, Bfs
fe%mttt6em SnfttMtem unb anberen gtpBem
6 . n fu m enten 8~strrffen tperben. gft ssf3f 1Ur1st
Dobbin & Warfeld, Neenten, +
E" So. IS SeepubfraBe.
& Baltimore, BEN s. @al 1858. 6 hsp3 MatfS, mt +.
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80 p,

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IS albin9ton,a IA. Naat g enc t..
aul ben Antra9 pom 3 ia 8 ipuroe einltimui9
belGlpl1eu, ben YrdliOeuten nm Snfrrulation
uber bic Beeintrddtisurs 5n bitten, welde ame=
rifanil6e S9iffe i'm @clfe BON WericO unb
BEN an9ren3euosn @epdlieru pDn freupen be-
maffneten &reu5ern gu e%roulpen batten.
Suns. IS wuroe cine 8iu paIlirt, nel9e
Sic nOtbisen 8epiqisunsen fir Die Scaenoun9
Der MilitarfraRe pen sltiuas na& Salem III
Oregon ma9t. Da9e9en puroe Die Sia fir
@rbduuns BON StraBen in NeuzIfe9icp uno
I'M 9err. @ulbinston perwrrfe II. es q
2 YbilabeIpbta, IA. Mai.@ Dielen
yso4mittus wurOe bic far Baltimore perfertiste
Danpfs a6eueslprlse prpbirt. sic bewabrte lid
als pprtreffli4.
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in Fer Menn1hlpantd Nt

- Y" Ut UNE FNNHTYtUUUWW
Undergraduate baben felt q Mpnatsn pbtee gDtrtbtGatt, bic
unter Der 0sttune beS 6errn Yra1Ie ib ctnes ppr3u9ltten
SUITES erfreute. aberapntmen, anb sebrn benz pabtttant bic fefe
0srfGeruns. baB Der BET daen Deutf&et ~ beltebte @arten
fest adnsi6 Don alem NppbYiSmuS, Der itG ietber sur 8ett
scr lSdplen aud bprt funb eeaeben bat, befrstt II, unb ieber
Deutf&e bort feineu @a6mittas NIT fctner Samtlte, unbe.
Das pUrsaelt6fe QaSetbfer, ipwie aIe anbern @e-
trante unb &tseream werpen fets p~Urrdtbts %sebalten..
s. 3. 6 brpntfer r.
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Der did wtrtFt6 gut t.
gDsnn tbr fals6tsa 8dfss aab Ebee Setsrauat, 70 1T es
eure etaene Sdulb, - Sbr fSnut gang y r 81 6 enttn
nnb 3 iii sen Glee unb aatee batsa in BEN 2 tOre 6ss
@9taefea, @de prn y aItti m re. nnp S geS,fsa ss u ! 4
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CONFECTIONERY, Cream
nnO MiHeralwaiier<S alDn

uuS MiReralpailer< Salon -.
ron George ann, r
q 9"l d1l SEQ. III 8rcaonab,
H1- 1uuetsn SER geus pOint, Savings 9ant.
Sreunben .une 8etannten. Fonts benz 9abltfatm tint 9lldes
meintn 3eiBe tidy bternrtt an. baB 10y netne1 .t f.rt
-a- AA-' SDt1tters Salnm
ueu einsertdtet babe. 4sQl9H !tHl It| -s11~ 1lt.iiia
Dur6 Bite ncue @inri9tuno elmer .Epuntatne Bin Id TIM
Stanbe, tfber5eit bS bette Speamaher trtib su %perjapfen.. e..
sierSaasern pel 8equemlt4feit. . : ~re.-lqev San1rS z.
Sime SaDineSsS anf BON Saltimpre. 8
,95.uF ae Sffice:41 s.ss1 G.1.
NDrtb GalDertltraEe, nebett Der We11rtic8 Sanf,
tdaltb BON 10 ubr Wlprsens sis 1ubr ytadrnittasS De.
pDNten 5u tr8enb etnem Betrage wereeH 'eperdett ppn peripnen,
Geie T@aftcn unb Snfatuten tSauperetnen) anBfnpmneh.
6t1tement be8 Stanpes Der Dime SaUinasz
8anf pp11 Baltimore am 80. Glpril 1858.
Betraa Der Gapitalien am Npftl 80, 1857 $S7,t95 81
@tnnapnten pGbreno os 0erganBener Jabres aist. -ll5..l
Spn 3infen fur Darleiben, Dtpteens. en- St0fs 9O,b03 AZ
ma9t $i77,69S "a
8ablunasa an DepsTtu.en, 3infsa, aussa-
ben unb benz referptrten Be.ra9 iHr Die @rtr6 +.
tn 1889 eI.~o~rI II a1g Gusay b1Izs w
.sl9 fi9.,e. dnn 5Gqa5M 9i1 -5eur $1O9,96 GA
8uunbme bss Capitals UNI .sl. $22,778 81
I3dbl Der Oeppnenten am 80. Aprtl 1858 1857
8abl Der D%sponenten am 30. aPstl lo578 asg 1887 81
. 8unabme Der OeppnenteH un so
Dte 3in(en su 4 p@t. per Satr purben BEN Oeppnenten tn
ben SIdern Der 8ant gut Beihrteben am lebt ten 81. Npr unb
mad bieient Gage m ben 9ahern per OepDneaten tta'
%ge.r18en. -l4I H. SrdnctS \. &tng, prattoeat. Z.
Die unterseitneten bab en- auf @rfu6 Der Dirsftpren Scr
Dime 5eptnas, 8uut Ypn Baltimore" bic Nbret nungen Der
beIa9ten a3anf bis sum 80. Mpril 1858, bic fir Ger aIet1eu 9e8e,
benen St6erbeiten unb be aentaGten Gapital.Nnlaeen &C..
prIft unb plauban, bag bic Oarleihsn gut eeii6ert, bic y apt. d
~fprsfdtttg unb rt4tt8 ansheSt. Wnb Dte aaaeneinen @e'
f6dfte Der Saat>8uaanbe nit GROCER Sparfanfet selettet wert
-g5i abpmas atiYfS.. Se9aa n It'll n gaze q
Baltimore, II. @fai. 9Tsg9lU ea5btet $40 3MDf5
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NSc,les 3pblc,t.l Arrangement.

81 Die Baltimore &oblen>@ pmpa9nie
lit BON Roble NJ 6 onfumenten in bteler GtabtI aufeefDrbert
wDrben, etne Msentur fur ben ausfblteblmbsn 8ertauf ibrer
pprtref1t&en aptlen gu etapliren; une ba tbr %mttseibetlt
SDrben 1T, bas tdbrltp Iaufenbe p6n Gpnnen tn btefsr Stu6
pcrauft trerben ais uqgf4f~e
"a &oblen, Der Baltimore Gpu1pa9nte"
wet6e ntematS aus tbren DRtnen faraen. gum pfenfn Na&-
,tbeil bes pptl Serbenten suten Otufes tbrtr &cpien, unb ba
BITE G%pnpagnte dlen @Dniunteaten ben d9ten Artttel III rt1ern
wini1t, wet6er nt6t NIT anbern &ohlen permtf&t TT, 70 bat
tie bic 6erren 7.1rs tW 40 fEfHlbN ,J=.IGEt
ODbbin g. WarfielO, =
- Nr.36 ecpnbfrabe,
atS d11etnts e " { II ten fir BEN @mpfang unb 8erfauf
al1r &pblen ernannt mt6t BON bteient Oatnm an mad Bal
ttmpre terf1tft ppreen.
Ote Serrea . pbbtn unb 80 arfteIb taben 8Ir8E
fdait unb St9erbett 9elstfet, feline anberen Intbractte. Sob
len, ais Die Der Baltimore Gprnpasnte." brett Doer tnbtreft
,u Serbanbeln, Gnsunebmea uno su Derfdnfen beg talb Tam
It'd bas Yubltfum nit aaer Staertett bdrauf %perlafen, ba6
Is ben reinsn Artifel mHb bic ppaptaHee GHane ppn 2,24O
Yfb. erbdlt. ..q -ItH, E. ..39jHGH. 3D.
Sie werben 8pblen- gtteberlaeen errtGten sur @erforeuHe
SON lamtltsn, unD bslDnpere Grntrafte aof9lieben nit zen
Dfenttt6en Sntitaten, %5abriten, @tien- Arbettern u. (. ~. fur
Boot. 9aouneen; Ster tn |~etbBerea QuGntttGten unb unter
SIN aaftrase beS Dtrefpren. NusfauFes:
rs. H5lHuj1HlG bpmas QDtIfom Drdtbent.
K Mprit 24i 1858 nqrtte 95ai(0 g re5.1 Mat13, INIT
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8altinOrf QLNftker
8altimpre. ben Is. Mai 1858.
GdGnO[iebeS G;ebnbrem Der frettts
Sen Oiplumatie I'M Sere5lIeln.

Tieu am Mlittppb rcn 2a9uahra in Nep'
Ncrf onopfemnene 8arfe Npmena bat 9tad>
ridten iiberbradt, purd, pelde oo8, mas friibel
1iber boS 8enebnlen Der fremoen Olplpmaten in
0eneauela e~cateloet wuroe, ppul tGnOi9 beItdtt9t
miro. NlS li9 mad benz Siege Der 8oEfspartei
in @araca8 Der s%eltir5te DespOt MOnaSas
in bic Wpbnuns pe8 fran5Sli9en MiinilterS 9es
flidtet bate, 0r9en Die @elaubten, barunter
f9amlpler Weile aud Der Der Ser, Staaten, NIT
ibren 6lae9en einen @prppn UNI bas fran5cltlde
@slanbtl9aftss@ s. bGuoe uno aei8ten Der PROFIT
forbidden Nesieruna an, baB ife Ntola9aS alS
ben SdHelins Der ~frenlDen Dtddte betradteten.
Die pro0ilprilde 91esierun9, an oeren Sp'se
Der @eneral 6 a t rr itebt, Dran9 leooQ NIL
@rnft uno @ner9ie parauf, eaB tbr per unters
crGder unb 8lanoerer Sene5uela'S auS9ellefert
miiroe. banlit er meaen leiner Serbreben por
G,erift oeItelt merben tSnne. Ote ertldllepene
@nrobe Goftrp'S beuabnl ben %frenloen 6eper<
fuhIerl Die Courage uno le ~lieferten WfouaSaS
aus, iepc9 nidt cbne pcr9er noq e1lsn Seas.S
men 6iplomatil ben Sniff be3all9en 81 Raoet.
@ie Idlp1pn nimlih belnll9 am 70 g1at5 ast
Dem Ntiniter pes Nusmdrtl9en, Or' 4rralta'
Elm Brctcfpu ab, in meldem tbnen Die Ser=
fioun1 iiber ben 9eltur5ten DlttatOr 3uSeltanoen
~ S}ber Sdcn anl 6. Nprtl betam Der @bef
hsr nrnpiiorilden 3ieSierun9, Sen, @altro, Don
rem, ~nerfipsu Bafte 9DinD uuO la9te ben Wttnts
tier llrrutia fort. ;3usleid erflarte Die prOplz
fUrilde 9ae9ierung, DAP lie oa8 YrctOfoh rte9t
onerfenne. Ilno al8 bic @eiaaoten GnSlanOs
rno Troufreid8 bennrd bic Hnperl9amt9elt
butten, auf Der grfilun9 Der IN Dem Gp9usz
8rptofOue oelfeDten Se0in9uuSen 81 6ste9en,
febte man ibnen rubi5, aber ernlt nnD telt aus
einouper. bah pas golt BON Sene5uela louueratn
iei unb iid pur4 uuspartiSs @elaaOte n'dt 1b'
Enlten 1olie. etien 9taatSsg erbreAer CUR 9lee
henIdoft 31 aieben. Naem AnlGelne na@ miro
Sober MpnaSus ben sereAten 9Obn tir ietHe
gboten empfausen. 3mar 1T I'M 9afsrI non
Quouopra am ii. Nprtl. Der en9lIlde Srte9s>
SoT,nfsr 1on.ar aneefomue1t, bod lplrb er Die
prUuiiprilde G1esierunS ntAt etnlaadtern: gr
frof,te einen 8eprlmaGti9ten 9eamenS WocOe
bouIe. Der bic 3iemliG nn6eOsutenOea 9ren5-
ifreitiafeitsn swil4en 8ritlib @ula1la uuO Se'
neauela e~rle0isen lpa+
Die prOpiirrilAe @esierun9 Ssne8uela'8 er'
Iipe am 10. Ipril elm Defret, Durcb pelde8 lte
omf ben 5. Suli, ben Sag DeS unabbaa8ieteita-
felfes. cine ccultituirenoe Serlarnniun9 etttbez
ruft. Da8 Detret murDe i1 @aracoS unter
orcsem @ntbuliasmus perlelen. SeRterer miro
Si6 nod i~teieern, menn Der alte 6relbeltsbelO
Baea, Der betanntlt4 bur9 elne belpnoere
Deputaticn aus leiaem Grle in Neip.g)Ort 6uz
.Yfe.v,,fo, rn,,rhp in 0euesuela %etntrifft.
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$. GbaIbetmer, @sent.
BQrtner oelu6t.
SerfanfS S~ln;eioel,.
S%hQme8ltraRe Wo. 5!

OrDccrie Storc III Derfaufcn.
vac Won spring uno SeHetlCnitr1se sutH RdufprtiS. Stanb
gut nto Wecte btaig. Naberes am plat feIbf pber @apardBt
70. 1897. r'5a9f1.' MDT
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OefchdftszG

llntersethneter erlaubt -f6 feline Greunte unb @5nnsr
Ssertngtpnhry. swii6en @Barles- unb ~9ibertsftr. sin neues
eDn0ttOrSel6aft erOfnet bat, anb 3%entpHetItl fi& NIT fenem
auts Sputdnot8fte afprtirtsn Sure bDn aGen SDrten Gpnf=
taren, pies, Safes, frif6en unb etnestnaGten 8ri6ten, see
Sfsa% ~ jss % art anO gu pen btqfisfsa Yrsiien, 70 sie IN promP.
&rdus&en, Sauent &C. Nit benz 6tpse lit Elm elesanter See
cream Sa'pn sur Seaubun8 De5 publtfunS ue~bunben. ri.
eM Gbdrles Nbber.
. M So. 81 Qeringtonfr nabe Gbdrlesfr 8
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C1L'TYON.

Sept. %, 1857. ct pd.
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rorht rnofllNlfIO,


WntNfAa fhe Honorable iANrg nthN.
w NlnI fa44 President judge M ihe rnHii
N tommoh rlhat N ihe jwthti hnh ibiieIai nh.
ulct romtUtti W lhu tUunNpI VI vieafftl1 Zen
lfe ard thni0n and me Honorable WN T.
h0Onh and htNt, nONsAL, Associate Judges
IN uleatfold county bhts istutd lhef rfytept
bearing date ihb twentieth day oi May last,
70 me directed fof The holding ofa Court " Com
mon Pleas, Orphans Court Court VI Quarter Soc.
sions, Court Of oyer and fonminef and Court OF
GENERAL Jail Delivery, at Clear6eld In md for
Clenrheld county, on the THIRD MONDAY Of
August next, being The 10Th day Of the month
Notice lss therefore, hereby given,
To the Coroner, justices Of the Peace. and Consla
bles, In aud for the said county u Clearfeld, 10
appear In their own proper persons, with their
Rolls, Records inquisitions, Examinations, and
other Remembrances, 10 do those things which 10
their Offices, aud In thor behalf pertain 10 be done
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested to be then
and there attending, aud not to depart without
leave nj their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfed the i7th
day Of july in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight, and the cigh.
y third Of American Independence.
j. Il. REED, Sheriff.
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sTAUFFER S HARLEY.

th cap w atches ana Jewelrv.
WHoLsALE and RETAIL, at the "Pbilas.l
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No lls
fold No, 96) North Second Street, corner Of ou,,
ry, Philad'a.
Gold LoyorWatches, full jewelcd rs c. cases s2s Ia
Gold Lapine, is carat, "a SS
Silver Lever, full jeweled, .i2 oo
Silver Lapine, jewels, IA
Superior Quarters, "a
uold opectacles, OO
Fine Silver spectacles, "a
uolu bracelets, 3 IA
Lady's Gold Pencils, 80 IA
Silver Tea Spoons, per sot, IA
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, | IN
Gold Finger Rings 37l cents to $SO Watch
Glasses, plain ~! cents, patent 1872, Lunet u.s.
other articles in proportion. All goods yarrap,sd
to be what they are sold for.
STAUFFER HARLEY,
Successors to 0. Conrad.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Ia.
pines, still lower than the above prices.
October 7, lS55.-Iy
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Cabinet, Chair Making,
A ND HOU Sc PAINTIN

Ohm GULICH DANIEL BENNER having
~ entered into partnership in the above bust
ness will be prepared at all times to attend to any
business in the above line on short notice and in
proper manner. They will also keep constantly
mn hand at their shop on Market ST., nearly oppo-
ol'e inc Jew store, large assortment of Mahogo-
sy and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet vore of
every description-which they will be found eve
ready to dispose of on as reasonable terms as the
same articles can be had elsewhere in the county,
cir stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand con.
sists in part of
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sofas, Sewing
Al ! Wash Stands, Desks and Book Cases, French
Al Field Post Bcdsteads, Dining, Breakfast, Cen.
tr Card and Pier Tables, &c.
oFFlNS manufactured and delivered at any
Up ce desired
May %, 1854
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GREAT DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE,
Important to
TOBACCO CHEWERS.
DIR. GUSTAV .LINNARD,S

TAS1E RESTORATIVE TROCHES.
TIE Great substitute far TtJacco.
1t is well known and insontrovertiblc fact
that the use of Tobacco is the promoting cause of
many Of the most severe MENTAL AND PHYS
lCA Il DISORDERS to which the race of man is
SUBJECT, as car ul analysis and long and painful
eSperi nee have clearly proven that it contains
Cer'aln hareouc and poisonous properties most
dangerous IN their effect which by entering into
me blood deranges the functions and operations
of the heart, causing many to suppose that orran
to be seriously diseased
TOBACCO affects also the entire neryous svs-
tenn, manifesting itsclf-as all who have used tbe
noXious weed will bear testimony-in Lassitudo.
Nervous lrritabiity, Water Brash, Dyspcpsia. &
many other disorders of q similar chara.ter.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES are
designed to counteract these baneGll Influences
and have proved completely successful in n mul-
utuds OF cases, and wherever used Beinc harm.
less in themselves they exert beneficial effect
upon the entlre system, restoring the Taste which
has become ytiated or destroyed by great indul.
genee' completely removing the irritation and
accompanying tickling sensation of the Throar
which arc always consequent upon the abstaininy
from the use of Tobacco, and by piyin . bcoltS
tone to the stomach invigorate the whole system
Persons who are irretrievaby undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives
should use these Troches Immediately and throw
OF the injurious and unpleasant habit of Tobac
co chewing,
These Troches or Lozenges are put IN in n
convenient and portable form at the low price of
% cents per box. A liberal discount to the trade
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAMES L. BOWERS, Druggist.
April l6, 1858. 1y.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

A NY persons knowing themselves indebted by
IA note or book account of one year or more
standing are positively requested to call and pay
OF, otherwise they will be treated accorln. 10
law, without respect to persons.
FRANCIS C0NDRIET.
Frenchvile, May 5, 1858.
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I tNntyAatn AffhArfiuNRl
" tMtuFONe MAuAEiNE
Ash
pUTNAMs MONTHLY.

wv WV IA AN"ANaNiffH w NNfH
10000 COPIES. nm FIRST MONTH";
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME ron 1855. b.
f2o,ooo N works Of AT riNE DOLLAR EN.
CRAVING 40 every iuhscflhcr THE UREAT
LIBRARY ofFEh Agents getting rich.
Tho union of Emctoht Magazine and Putnam
Monthly has given 10 the consolidated work q
circulation second 10 but one similar publication
IN the country, and has secured for II a comb.
nation Of literary and artistic talent probably an
riyalcd by any other Magazine IN the world. Du
ring the fret month, the sale in the trade and
bnand from Subscribers exceeded 600 copies
md the numbers already issued ofthc consolida-
tod " irk are universally conceded 20 have sur
nssed, In the richness Of their literary contents
I'D tlC beauty and prOlusencss OF their pictorial
'lluitrni )ns, any magazine ever before issued
en- mo American press. Encouraged by these
yidcnccs Of favor, the PUBLISHERS have dctcrmi-
ned to commence the new volume in Janua.
ry with additional attractions, and to offer such
inducements 10 subscriber as cannot fail to place
IL, in circulation, at the head of American Maga-
zines. With this view they now announce the
following splendid programme. They have pur-
chased that superb and costly stee-platc Edgra-
wing,
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Ire asurer's Saleof Unseated Lands.

CAUTON-All persons are hereby cautioned
" against meddling with the following proper.
ty, as the same has been purchased by me, and
is loaned to Benjamin Rishel, subject to my order
only: One Cow and Calf, Stoves and Pipe, /
Bureau, | stand, Cleck, Chairs, Beds & Bed
ding, 1000 feet of Oak plank and Scantling, one
set of wagonmakcr tools and the House and i'm
provomcnts where he now lives.
June Q, 1853. JOHN RTSHEI.
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NUITtF.
II ETTERS of administration on tho cst,ts NJ
- Abraham High, late of Lawrence tp., decd.
having been granted to the under.irnej ali Nor:
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said cstats
are requested to make payment Immediately and
thosc having claims agairst the same will pro.
sent them duly authenticated for settlements,
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
JOHN PATTERSON.
June 16, 1858, pd. Adm'rs.
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CATCH THE THIEF.

Stolen from the subscriber in Decatur township
on the night Of July 22nd 1858 one largo bay mare
about seven years old has large ears is very poor
travellor,is very much iammed in her shoulders
and moves side ways in going down hill. liber-
al reward will be given for the livery OF the
mare or some reliable information of her wherea-
bouts. The thief also took II horn sadd'e we'll worn
and Il new riding bride and martingal
JOSEPH McCLARREN.
Decarur township July 2sth 1858.
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Restaurant and Eating Saloon.

- b. TAYLOR, begs leave to inform his old
lls friends and the public, that ho has inst
Ireplsnished his stock Of eatables, in his new sa.
loon in the basement of Messrs. Mcrrel 4 Car.
ter's Iron and Tin-Ware store and that bere,r-
ter he will always be prepared to furnish hi, Gus
toners with every thing usually found in such es-
taohshments-to wit Ice Cream, Ale, Lapur
Beer; Tobacco and Cigars of the very best DUAL.
n.y. fruits and Confectionery of all kinds, dc
thankful for past favors, he solicits a continu
"'e0 VI Puohc patronage. may IL, '5S.
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REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE

The Publishers of the Republican, are ma
klngarrangements to largely increase their
stock of Jobbing material, and will de pre-
pared to do all kinds of
FOSTERS, PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES
BLANKS, PAPER Books, Circulars,
LABELS, BALL TICKETS, HANpBIIIs
and every kind of printing usually done
IN country job office. Your orders on.
trusted to us will be faithfully executed
j. II. bARRIMER
Clearfeld, July q, 1853.
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SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,

CurWensVlIIe, Penna.
Nhe subscriber, formerly Of the Exchange Ho-
Il TEL Philipsburg, having taken the above
new stand situate the bank of the river, in the
lever end of ofCurwensville, would announce that
he is now ready for the accommodation of stran-
gers and all others who may favor him with q
call. The house is large and comfortable. and
travellers will find every convenience necessary to
their comfort Ample stabling is attached to the
premises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1858.
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J. l.. CUTTLE,
NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration on the estate of
IL Christian Pottarh, late of Clearfeld borough
decd. having been granted to the subscriber all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate, are requested to make payment Immediately
and those having claims against the same will
present their accounts duly authenticated for set
tlomeut.
WILLIAM PORTER.
June lG, 1858.