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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10

- Sin 8ino i'm JGlloe uinartrmmen F! 2LuS
Tutrlm County, i'll Sbip, miro cie ~irlgenee
traurigr @ribihtc a~smclptt: 9 r stra , J0c.
den aju9 rte 6iIbriae 9r6,cr prs 5crrn Sling.
btr ) Meilen urn &alipl in cincm County wp6t t
nit Jbrcr Wuttrr ;u rinem NahtdrbauIe. Die
bubble, aufatnrfte 6teins mar nit ren Nlhtars,
tinrcru baIp Dertraut uuo tcslritrte nieIe nu6
Rem Seize, nm rem Safer. Ter bort artcitcte,
9Gaitr III brin9;n. NuI benz g9cae ra5in emit,
frnru lt Gin tinrjibtr Strctt mnter ccm flciuen
%0lflrtn, uuc Die tirine &tn9 cnti6lr6 lid auein
mad, Dem 6auie mriid,ufrtren uuo Gle aneern
ibrcS SGe9ee ,irteu gu ~ialIeu. W%abrihcinlih III
irbr NIT Der Griuneruus III peu Strett tclh1fiat
rericr lie Zen 9Sr9 uuo scrtetb TT ben Walp. Oils
bie uurerE &inrCr nab Souie suriidfebrtru, mar
6rou @tnN ni6t weuig iiterraitt, RAP ibr 5Gh.
trrit@n nlbt r0bci mar. IS wurbru lcateih
NlhiuhunNcn an9eltellt, unp Die gn0it Ger Mut.
ter ltcI auf5 NGhlte, ais rie 9fabt ciutrat Inr
ais nn9 &inc nod INNER NIB ~oefuupcn mrroe,
mar. Die Nntbluhuuarn murcrn am uItif,u
ulr zen rarauf ~fcIgcnceu 5aa Yer9etlih fcrt4e.
itet. 9ic aau;e YahhnrIhait mar in teccutcn
Ter Nufrc0uu9 uue All 500 MeuIhcn aus orni
GUun'V i~trSnten S%ullmmen, IN lit an DEN Nah.
tor)tun9en III tttbci!igen. Nruu Sa1e limr
N1btc lang curhlreiftru tie Siiracr In utritir
ecnCn Wruppcn gS1lo unc SuIh uno bic dan,c
um9cI,ne fang micrcr Yru rcu Iau { 6duuras
ZEN - S(ca oersebene Man fam rje WcIuhlt
Der GIt,ru, pit i~p.ternpe 2ln0it rcr SHUTTER iiA
rfnten lroB Glen p;rg & den Semiibunaen
hHt c tic tn:mtr nod bis ,ur IcBten Wtinutc, ibrtn
S'ttItn9 Meter in lire Nrme iblicBsu. III tGnnen.
9nplth an neruttn 4Ige fdnb man be Rleiuc
uber '~Et S1umltimms ltcNcnp-ater pas Q.btn
mar erreitS ~entflrbcu !! gu erItGpft, I'm meter
tcHnicu 81 tDnneu, mar ras &inp pffcatar aui
ns S1umi0mme gefallsn UNI latte bort, err por
NshlAeh Stu"ern sic man cs fam, ben G'eiit
auS9'Rau@t. Us mar p5aig nadt, irin 6itbcn
h'n9 nnf elnsm Saum,mrt9r, lr.uc &lcirer laacn
IN ''ili'' t's'Nen Spielbauie, DIS lh RE &irIne
gum 0al9ef's'o 9ehaut bate. Der Y!ab, NO
mln zen Tttbnam fLES, 1T BIOS ,pet YTcitcu npu
rem Nadatarbarf: cntIernt uno RE Sudenreu
mer'h SHEl9 paFan Sprbrtgeipmncn Nls man
Der NIuttsr nc Sftte ibrcS &lnres itertrnhte,
brad lie inidprn'en unN e~sriiel Dem QEobnlinue
Yer bctIa9 nsirertbe GprfaQ bat RTE oan,e
NahtorihaTt NIT 8rautr erIIut rnp riihYsnp
mar cas- Mit9sfubl, cas lid kei Der gS,rSr,ruuo
t%efunoste. Cie brhSen 9tute Iiegen Die 4rkeit,
tire 6aaswEirn i'm Stitt, INN lei pen gfat1u.
6unaen t~'bUtRib III iein nnO tboten orsz. mas
mcnihtttbe Rrait urrmaa. uno rs it ppprr(t -,
bel. a1cn, rap ibre neutrality-suspicious. p,rsn
= Gae rcuti6s 8uttertror 1T i1noa ms Mo
Ssttirite 9rflaeu NUN iclsn mir aud BEN e5i,
gum @rce ~YerIicrsn gimturg nil aus Dem 8unn
tretea. 6raatrti'h unp Ositrsitb = 10 bciRt's ia
mcGru ms nm Rem 9t6cinwsiu unp Crime.
beraer %trinnen; werOcn mir Ca nitt auf &nlIrr
uuo SrpD ]ElsBt3
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10
Gr. 8. Mayer IL. ", 2umen. Mad.
Srsia 81 bic SIalte; lrts 6taihcn fIr So. III allen Spolbsf,n
9lGer's G6err0z9ScefnroL

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Nan9tns uchtln etporben. bag IS gan; unn6ibia unlrrcr Stits in
ne 9uten GisEnlhGfEtn eencI6en nirecr G~ui,u,dblen. "a e lcit
hanger Seit III oielcm Hmee ~het6nrie sttrauchI mirb, 10 bnten
meH.F Mol notb9. ais DEM 9%E5iitum W reydhsrn. ra6 Die
A!nosttat etlelNcn ltttS DIE ttte ut II. bGB ts i~u,eridlT1 MQcs ,ur
9Irislin9 DIR NtIeenotn tbut mas eS tieatr ae:ban BAT.
gper'e SdtbIctiIbe y leu,
ir brltun9 esr Stritepfana, @tlbiutt, WalenIhmitc. Dpepce
nc. NuHF, Ss 9ercprttnen Yo9sns, rte 8pthlauis, NOpfptpt,
Ger 9rtotuen Nccry Dep RhcumatIemue. MnelhIaa9 unp eeT Saut
Tanthtlttn, VebeIbelhiprrecn S8ailtriuht, res Rnomurms. Ser
S'rlhnuhte unp Saliille, 9Burmrr. @iht, NerYcnltipahe; zine
9lle nath Gem Mtttaaeeiien eur RtiniSuna See 9lutes.
Oleie 9ilsn lRe nit s}uttr lStriplCi. ranl lie and, Srr
Smpttncltdhre MT %Yettt9tct ~9rrthlufcn fanI, lie iinb eIs beir
b1nSmiIel. "
preiS % Gents per SAa6teG, fanf Statbtsln
fur einen NoQar.
etns 9rNFt %n;lbl gciitIibtr, Merte, StadtsmSnner unb an
otrE erFsrrrd@tnoe 9ericncn hlhrn loren q men berasoeben. nm
al 3et9nlF Oh. nseraleLhIiten 9aBiitfcit bieicr o6EnSenan,rrn
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onaialneren Ate uni. n9cnannnn @Qsnttn liefern unitrn Nme.
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cen lernFr tntealt bsrisibs ~voulldnci9e Yeitreitmacn pterSr,
RSnnftT SrdRtbctter uo Die EehGneluuospeilc UNI etne NIr IN
tNtltm; gtdn lalle nb niht YOn pri ;ipjcnleien &erf1ufcrn an
eertr ~teelGamenic, moran liz mctT U%creienen, atihrcdsn. Man
lororrc DE AYer tteu uno nIttS anetres. Die 6ranfen moGrm
mabrt neretn. q" '"' VIZ" S'
9n aHfn Arc;feftn III babtn.
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1T N9ert fir ipIscnbs 3~eiiIfriftcu:
Nep yprtrr Criminal : 3cituna,
6umuriit,
Shuts bcs gpIta,
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Nrebi9tcm
III; dlc Srrn 6eltz unp S~5cisrtaae
nrbit
sini9sn Sugta9sprertatrn unp gratreeen,
Ie
erfce'tcrien Tithelun9cn aus icircm auEsrcn uS inurrsr
Ytbtne1dnac.
you Gem SllpnllIe pss Scrfdlers III StabI deIluhrn.
|"@ Der ;p'Iftsn (neItlttn) @ufNse ~pUntdnbts Suausseacben.
800 Setien i'll 9r0Bem 1rud.
Solts- Sttocrtibel, pe 9rp6c allacmsinr. pter ns o,u,r
pru'9c Stritt Dee Nten unb Rcucn Sciamrnte mad Or. 81
S 9 ntSst,eeWms Yradt~@uSsobt mir 100 fboner in Zen
acft etn9terudten Nbbiloun9cn ub ourhauS eebenecr MouScin.
ltallIns. IuI l4pnrm SeIinpa pier. Spir mil SGIirstn
3tic Siibel maht BEN CJmpprt c%urppdiIder 9iIbrr, gjt,r -,
seff!tH uo iutntt rb tnebclCnccre npt Nurb ieltcne NrQf5n.
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neb.t tctSetu9sm Vtben bee i. Guirre unb ScITn Noronirso6r,,
leur man Zen SonnS nnb 8ttertaas-GYonscIien unb Gpiit,In.
HIATT entr prcsntltben Saueppltile III sebraursn. Nebf 90 rri,,
men pplilhntten, fl. l. 2I42 5clcn. Gjrcbcr Druid. Sp(ierr
ctocrbane NIT NHrmorl,nltt uno DpppeIihliescn.
2 hnlrltens, %, bimmIiiteS &trNniiacn in @,ptt. prrr
p9lltanei9c:S @ettthuh lur ale 3eitcn, nbif Der Qcioersacibib,e
uniertS prllaneee uno Mcr9cu, uno attneancad,cr in S}rrIrn
q. s. ereEI,r 0tUf. SrIjtcr CerertaGe nil Marmorlfmiltm
DrprcllGlrFan. 'N""'" H.
StUrf'S, 8. Sr., t15Iibrs 6anebuh in o,ttrp mn Az
li 2a9tn, rntN0Ittno Acknowledgment, @cbtic unc Gjsidnoe FIR
@tlqnNt, aIantt, SrtrHbte ano SterUenpc, netIt G:strsRn u NIB
0e|an9tn WrsSGpan9clt uno UtbirtRoe. 7O2 Sciteu. GSrnbrr
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@nRher'7, Sob, ShaBtdltheu, cntbali,mc tihliIte @s.
traftan9tn NIT er5nuItNtn Ytecrr auf aGe - / &c Sabrce.
SeTG. @ue9aee. II. 5. d31 .. Vert. Sbtn iIter Hrut
SOLDIER Hroeretnbano nit DrpptI ThlieFen.
S1naer, Der, am Wrate. @iuf Nuswa trr ,uu
9E'raudt et yfitCn6e9@n9niIsn mit aud, 5roEtp. fir eclde
et UNI 9Atthtc Spotc tr0uern. ISmo. 2IO 2. it GJtSrrr
MoulclintirbGnS mn Wulbtitcl. O""''
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3rtanitnt tr Die AWacnh ub SpfSitulen. Ntu beorb,itrt cnn
Y: y. Norner: Mit lt!dNHaBliTcn 6rnaen inter erm 9trts 81
Sl!ecrn uno einem HarthcG ppn 9alalfina. 46S . SttSnr,
ptuilttu Druid. Venerbano nit 0pppstlhItsrn. "'
Oalielte sEert sn9Iiih.
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91oern e'el@ns'n unb einem @nbans. Mit sincm SifeghTpftrr
@enAn nnG pr Ort9inal, @uS9abe. lsntp 32S z. StSn in
MOuNtltn oebunpsn. O"'" !"
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Medizinische Anzeisen.
8cine @cwiirs,G tUeOlape erbieIt ioeten

s. e. 5if&tr. Sat.
Sualitat bet g. Is. Gtf6er. got.
9dcaO. &aH. 'GHens, Gi&eltaHs. gealt ppmper unp
Sppfen enpftblt 8. Is. Tif6cr. got.
6rrlde % pguen unb Meoicamentc. unter unperen
9Iutreini9un9e- Yiuen, Srancrrtb's1, Sa;ncss unb
etnt'd1; 3Iiiers @iueh; @icganeS Eetcr@Yia,n; SuNanb's, 81
Spert1ren'e une SatCrS Siicrs. rid crbaltcn une ;m
gcrt0ut bel 9. 6. 4ifhtr. Mot
&ainme, fstne unp arctc, ppn 5npia rutter, Glen.
BEN gnc porn; %irans6fihs une cnsIiihe 3otn- unp RaeeibIrtsn;
eNie Sai &c SHlo9nc, in balben anp 9onMn 6lacoue, bel
s. =. ftf6tr, G9t.
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9artsbrrns's r ALL

NNN9"N w SAApNh ShS yuhASA ONlNpUS, pCt
S. e. 6tf&tr, gst.
Sartsbrrne' CURE
(9rdp rmt MN ctnem Gbem;tcr.)
Gteles Ytittel BELT dlt Shmer3ru. 0as maaiIdo
Nunprr ualercr 3eit.
Eteics fnCrttpcIc Scilmittcl miro inuerlif ub erRcrlit anat-
pGnet. Gs BELT lu9leiG
sSpnipcH, E~cpflbmcr,,
Strrcntunltn II. SerceunStn, Setenitedbcr,
Cholera Wrrtus, G~rcItbculcr.
Suatiuh9sn, SalnS Neber,
Meuial9ta. StrcnhnerScn,
HpeumdItSmiS, Sranopunhen,
Pupncrdu9tn, Cholera,
gNicocrrciGCn, Sr,tenidmrr.sp
WaScninmcr;cn, grut,dmcrTn.
GslenifrH, &rfrprcnc 5uee,
gNunccn pdis, Sirpcntrubc,
MuBlNmetin, Observation-Disclosures,
Rudenitmer;cn, YcibIhmerwn.
"a cdrelee iuSletd Gin 0utcS Stlrtcmitcl III, 70 III es Defenders
tet TVo9enlTmdde, Gpspcplio unb a0sencintr Shmdtr III HI
pIeclen. Strtauft miro eieisS Seiimitcl
III 6lalhcn ,u % uno so Gents.
re- ScSt 8omiic. Sriicuee uub 9rbcue. fcate fur eincn ct,
matSeh tn9lrdetau recr BET ~rrRlidtn A~raufteiien cine N.aItr pvn
otelrm Sctinittel iaS bel ith flbrtn.
RSs- Solicit Ou irSeuo mdbe Sttmcr;eu bobcu. Fl br,u,h, =
etclcnt ALL. ub Du wirt ougtntiidliteQ inccrune unb
Stdun9 rnrtn. gu baben bel
Y. No9atr, q. 9Gbtter unb
bel alien Grptbeftru in Ridmpnb,
Nprtrlt nno petersburg.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-17
THg AFTsmANss JOURNAL,

Peoples State Convention, and that we viii
yield a cordial and earnest support to Messrs.
Thos. E. Cochran and VIM. II. Keim, the can
didates placed before the people, by that Con-
vention, for Auditor General, and Surveyor
General, of Pennsylvania, believing them to
be eminently qualified for their respective po-
stions.
Resolred, That Hon. Simon Cameron, our
present able and popular Senator in Congress,
deserves and receives the approval and esteem
of the people of Pennsylvania, and of the
whole Union, for the noble stand he has taken
upon the public questions of the day.
Resolred, That knowing Samuel Linn, Esq,
to be eminently qualified for the office of
President Judge of this Judicial District, we
hereby recommend him as q candidate worthy
of the universal support of the people.
Resolred, That We heartily concur in the
nomination of Louis W. Hall for the State
Senate believing that he will faithfully, in all
respects, sustain the true Interests of his
of his constituents.
Resoired, That the County ticket just nomi-
mated meets our unanimous appreciation, and
we pledge it united support.
H. B. Swoope, Esq, and Jos. B. M'Enaiiy,
Esq, we're called upon and addressed the NEE
ting.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting were
rendered to the officers, speakers and musi-
clans.
On motion, adjourned sine die.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-17
DEGISTER,S NOTICE.

DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
He by given, that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain led
of record in this office for the inspection of heirs
legatees creditors and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Clearfeld County, to be held at
the Court House, in the Borough of Clearfeld,
mmencing the Fourth Monday of SEPTEM-
BER, 1859. for confirmation and allowance =
The account of George Smith and Lewis Smith,
Executors of the last will and testament of John
Smith, late of Bell township CIearfeld CO.. dec d
as presented bt Lewis Smith surviving executor.
The Partial account of Lewis Smith. Admins
traitor of the estate of George Smith. late of Bell
township, Clearfield county, deceased
The Final account of Israel Rorabaugh, Admin
strator of all and singular the goods and ehattels
which were of John McQuellen, late of Burnside
township, Clearfeld county, deceased.
The testamentary account of Martin Myrter and
Patrick Quin, Executors of all and singular the
goods and chattels rights and credits VIII ,eh were
of Felix Rafferty, late of the township of Penn, in
the county of Clearfield, deceased.
The Final account of John Carlisle Administra-
tor of the estate of H E. Carlisle, late of Brad
township, Ciearfeld county. deceased
The Final account of John Patton. Administra-
tor of the estate of James Sharp, late of Pike
township, Clearield county, deceased
The Final account of Joseph Wrigglesworth Ad-
ministrator, &c, of the estate of Joseph Ceilings
worth, late of Penn tp-, Clearfeld CO., decd
The Administration account of Andrew Addle.
man, Administrator of all and singular the good:
and chattels, rights and credits which were OF
Martha Addleman, late of Penn township. Clear
field county, deceased.
The Partial account of John Russell and Mile:
5 Spencer Executors of the last will and tesla
ment Of William Cleaver, late of Penn township
Ciearield county, deceased.
The documentary account of James Spencer and
Samuel Spence, Executors of the last will and ties
lament of Joseph Spencer late of Penn township
Ciearfeld county, deceased
The Final account of Robert Thompso Admin
is'rator OF all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits which were of AndrewG .Welch
tate OF Lawrence tp., Clearfield CO., dec ID.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
eieaFheid: Ia, August IL, 1889 Register,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-17

II IST OF JURORS FOR SEPT. TERM 1859,
IL commencing on 4th Monday. 26th day)
GRAND JURORS.
Bell-John Ross. jr.
Brady-WiIiam Brisbin, r. H Moore.
Bradford-Jacob kyer.
Burnside-James Gailaher, James Smith.
Chest-Lewis j. Hurd. Jehu Woods.
Clcarfeld-Wm. W Belts, Henry Evans.
COyingtOn-JacOb Mawrer, Charles Weaver.
FerguSon-M Bloom.
Girard-Amos krise.
Graham-Wm. G johnson.
Huston-John Tyler.
Karthaus-Oliver Moore.
Lawrence-W Brown. J. Hoover 7. ii. Rowles.
Morris-G Gorge ID. Hess
Pikc-H. Snyder, r. Humphrey, Nath. Cleayer.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Beecaria-E. B. Haymaker. EIami Rakestraw,
Thomas CresswelI.
Bell-Enoch Weszel
Brady-Jackson Horn.
BradfoTd-John Kline. Mat. Foreec. John Dale,
Boggs-Dayid Adams, Phillip Miller, John ".
Kyler. Jacob Henney.
Burnsde-John Myers. Thomas Snyder. VIM
Summerville, Henry Neff
Chest-Thomas Gartey.
Clearfeld-Joseph Coon. William Porter, Nor
decai Shirk. E. r. L. Stoughton.
ngton-John Mulson.
Curwensville-Ienry kerns.
Decatur-Soiomon Hammerslaugh.
Ferguson-Hiram McCracken, Thomas Henry
Fox-James Mcclellan.
Girard-AlexanderE Ward.
GOShen-Amos A Reed.
Graham-Wm. Woodbridge, Ira Green.
Jordan-D w. Wise.
Enox-Martin O. Stirk, Samuel Richards
Lawrence-Mark kyler. r. Porter, J Jos. Lansber-
ry. \. K. M'Mullen, Sam Fulton, L. Carbon.
Lumber City-G. Hudson Little.
Norris. c. Brenner VIM Wait, A y Brown
Penn-Aaron Danworth.
Pike-Jesse Broomaii, James Bloom, Sr
Weodward-Joseph Mccullough.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-17

81 SAY IT BOLD

aE SAY IT BOLDLY, that your Golden Salva
Il saved mylife 1 was brought to the brjnk
of the grave by q broken breast; gave up all
hopes of getting well lit eased the pain in hopr
and seven boxes cured me; ] could nurse nv
child in one week.-Mrs.. J. Br5Hne3a, No.
HI gls Street, LotrslI Massachusetts.
IT CAN'T BE RUBBED OUT
II Can't Je Rt5JeR on 1t Can't Be RuJJea Ogf
THAT WHIITEN'S GOLDEN SALVE
THAT WHITTEN'S GOLDEN SALYE
Has saceas iffs ie LoareH Has saUed hfein LowsR
Has sared life IA LoareH Has squed ife ~ Lotrsi
AND Is DOING y GREAT WORK
AND Is DOING \ GREAT WORK
BY completely curing Piles Rheumatism, Cut.
Bruises, Sprains, Old Sores. Scrofnlous HumorS
Erysipelas, Pimples the Face, Corns and Chill
blains. Sore Nipples Broken Breasts. Burns and
Scalds, Spinal Difficulty, Felons, Warts, Chafngs
Cancerous Sores, Ringworrns, Salt Rheum, Sore
Lips, Frost-bitten limbs, Chafcd Infants, Chapped
Hands. Boils, Scratches on Horses, Sore Teats on
Cows, &c; and is adapted for every kind of sore
or humor that affiets humanity All Iaborcrs
and those who are the most sutiect TO accidents.
should supply themselves with tho Golden SaIye
1t acts IrithoUt patR-heals rapidly and eases pain
almost instantly. 1t contains no poison and has
no offensive odor. The Golden Salye has, by its
complete success in curing the various external
diseases, secured lasting reputation commensu
rate to its worth. Physicians use it extensively
and testify TO It's superior value in checking in
famatory action. and TO its healing power. Gen
t!emen of the Press the Pulpit and the Bar. the
high and the low, the rich and the poor testify 10
the matches efficacy Of the GeIden Salve.
Manufactured solely by c. P. WHITTEN. 30 and
81 East Merrimack street. Lowell, Mass. - cents
per box. q. W. Rheeu, Ciearfeld; Jacob koonE
Troutville; Howard Merrcll Bradford; Edward
Williams Woodland Ellis Irwin & Sons. Lick
Run; A. B Shaw, Shawsville; "a .Gaulin, French
vile; Thos. G Snyder. kylertown; Henry Swan
AnSonville; ]. L. Allison, New Washington and
by N. A. FRANK, General Agent Clcarfeld. who
will supply all country merchants liberal terms
Lowell. Mass. August II, 1859.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-17
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

IL ne undersISned proprietOrs of the East Ay
enue Nursery. Rochester, New York, beg leave 10
announce to all who take an interest in the cul-
ure of Agpie, Peach, Pear, Plum anil other FTRit
Trees, Shrtt5bery. Plants, DC, that they pre-
pared to furnish anything in their branch of bu-
sineSs- on as accommodating terms as they can be
procured IL the country. The fact that largo
number of trees, delivered last spring to citizens
OF Clearfeld county residing in the vicinity of
GAINESVILLE. are all doing we'll and that they have
been solicited to supply others with trees induces
them to establish an agency in CiearfeId borough
under the of NJ. c 1Issritt who will be
pleased to receive orders Among those whom
the undersigned supplied with trees and to wtioln
reference be had, are-James A Hegarty W
A. Nevling. Abraham Neyling, VIM. NJ Smiley
Abraham Byers, Asa Byers Henry Byers and 9th
ers. Trees contracted for now will be delivered
the coming fall ". II. HOTT u co.
p 5. James i. Hegarty is our agent at James
vile, Clcarfield county; ID. j. Denmark at Cur
wenSyile. juno S. 1882 -3Yn
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ORPHANS COURT LE..Bvrirtue Of


" an order of the Orphans Court of CIearfeld
county there viii be exposed to Public Sale at
the Court House iu the Borough of Clearfield on
Monday the 26th day OF Sept. 1859 at 1 o'clock
T. NJ, the following described property. late the
estate of William Meyer, deceased
Nc l. A certain piece of land situated in era
ham t.aI township, Clearfeld county, beginning at
White Oak corner. thence South by the John Don
aldson survey 1873 perches to corner of the VIM
Shippey purchase, thence by same westlI perches
to Post, thence East by George Harrison survey
lllt perehes, to place of beginning-containing
t0s acres more or less and being the North East
corner OF the James 9Iilligan survey
No 2. certain tract of land situated in town
ship and county aforesaid, beginning at a White
Oak IN the North West corner of the tract thence
south I5i perches, to corner of land of Valentine
Flegle, thence East by same us perches to Post
thence along line of Thomas Coleburns land North
l34 perehes TO old line. thence West by = Francis
us perches to place Of beginning, containing 10.
acres. more or less, and being out OF, the North
" est corner of the John Donaldson survey.
Terms-0ne half cash and the residue in ons
year with interest TO be secured by bond mortgage
Aug 10. 50 JOSIAH r. REED. Trustee.sc.
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At TAN ORPHANS, COURT for the coun-


IA ty of Cearfield held at Clesrfield on the 27th
r. day OF juno, a. ID. 1859: In the matter of the
Estate of Abraham Hess, deceased On mo-
ton OF L. j. Grams, Esq, Attorney fer Petitioner
the Court grant rule directed to the heirs of said
Abraham Hess, deceased, to wit: Mary Hess, tho
widow, Sarah Loudon, Isaac Hess, George Hess
Alexander Hess, Martha Loadon, Rebeeca Haney,
SOPHIA Askey,A- c. Tate, guardian of Sarah Hess
minor child of Abr. Hess, Jr dec d., and Robert
Butier- guardian of Abraham [. Hess and Rosanna
HesS, minor children Of Abraham Hess, deceased,
heirs and prisons interested in said estate and all
other persons interested, TO be and appear before
the Honorable the Judges of the said Court Al
Court to be held at CleaTfeld on Monday the 26th
day of September, A. ID. 1859, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
then and there TO accept or refuse the real estate
OF said decedent at the appraised valuation pnt
upon it by the inquest duly returned
BY the Court, JAMES wRIGLEY. Clerk
To Mary Hess, the widow Sarah Loudon Isaac
Hess George Hess, Alexander Hess Martha Lou
don, Keoeeca laney, Sophia Askey, A c. Tate,
guardian OF Sarah Hess. minor child of Abraham
HeSs, gr, dec d., aud Robert Butler. guardian Of
Abr l.. Hess and Rosanna Hess, minor children
OF OF aorahem Hess, decd you will please take no
.ce OF the entry of the above rule and that you
arg required tosppear and accept or refuse ine
premises At the valuation. l.. J. GRAMS,
Jury o ieSe Atty fer petitioner
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"FIRsr TO LAsr.''-At the convention OF
the Democratic return judges held in this
place last week, resolutions were passed in
structing the Judicial conferees to support
Hon. G. X. Barrett for Judge, the Represen-
tative to go for DIR. T. j. Boyer, and the Sena-
torial "to vote from first to last'' for VIM. A.
Wallace, for Senator. From this it would
seem that Mr.. Senator Bigler is bound to have
his friend Wallace nominated. ssNuff ced.''