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ArrivaIs ~ she silfings II ouse.

AHIhv0Bo ~ U00 0hkftm80 n OuGG.
APRIL 5.
n. g. Ager and SON, St Louis. Chas B. Clarke
Qninsy, Ill; d. F. Mcintosh, kockport; Mr.. Lewis,
Jacksonville; =. Hinkley, Alexandria; J. N. Otis,
Bsntonsport; G. L. Houghton, Va; H. G. Stewart,
Ecn.-css; t.. nsc!c.-, n--.s ts-s, c. Evans,
Ind, r. 4. Balch, Lawrence; Geo. Wilson, N. Y.
D. B. Garman, Burlington Geo. spiosr, New
Orleans:
APRIL 6.-5 r. n.
VIC. Hobbs, New London; L. Lamb, Philadsl-
phia; Il. M. Mcdonald. Attica, Iowa; q. G. John
son and lady, Iowa; X. Croswsll; Bentonsport; M.
Moor, Conn.,; L. G. Scott, N. T.; w. W Perrine,
r. H. Holmes, St. Louis; II. I. Cotton, Athens,
Mo-; 7. B. Hale, Eddyville; NJ. w. Houston, Dea
Aoinss; p. POUCH and lady, lows; D. Boughan and
lady, do; Chas. Wilson, III; Miss G. Moor, do;
Miss A. Dove, Mo-; 9. Atwell, Ind; VIM. Churcl,
and lady, do; II. Crosby, Vt.
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14F. anA Mrs. Rodgers, Dancing lex
Asbssisn On Friday last, NJ tn,
AghD00u0.

11F. anA Mrs. Rodgers, Dancing Ex.
Asbssisn On Friday last, NJ the
ASADn0u0.
Mzssxs. EpIroRs I'VE have been looking in
your columns since last Saturday for remarks upon
this entertainment, and not finding shy ca ppose
you were not present.
This was one Of the finest manifestations in
Dancing that has. ever been witnessed in Ksokuk.
Indeed We have seen much Of it in many places,
that was regarded Of the frst order, but that
came up to this except when the stars Of the stage
we're the actors. The class Of lads and misses num-
bsrsd nine, none Of them elder than ten, and some
Of them ~ young as Eve. They have been under
Instruction only about ak weeks. At the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers commenced they were en-
tirsy ignorant Of fancy dancing. This shows their
excellent qualities for teaching Not only does Mr..
B. teach in the most modern and approved style
with the bsst success, but his wife 10 . scientific
teacher in al tho numerous fancy dances, we'll
~ eetillion. She induced by her friends to
dance twice this occasion the Rhscian, Polk =
ank Highland Fling. She did II with great besuty
and ease, showing that she was complete master Of
the art We do not pretend that he IL equal to
The best, bat that she IL = 6rst class dancer. 1t
must BE- rem embered that she il now ont Of prao-
tioe therefore that this effort WAS mot better than
might be expected 1t any time.
The parents Of tho children are entitled to great
credit for the taste and industry displayed in pre-
pairing thom for thsir little amusensnt.
Having heard much comment upon the Hxhibi-
Zion, We are authorised to Say that IL they could
give another Immediately, emitting the corillion
dance 1t the Hall, it would DO hailed with delight.
Will they give W little moreg ~
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x1- Travellers along our Western waters should
take the Precaution TO supply themselves with .
genuine article Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, -
il il now conceded by all who have tried this in
valuable medicine, that they will regulate the
stomach, IL used as per directions on the bottle,
and carry traveller safe through all the various
changssof diet, ~ we'll - water, which, without,
often will produce sickness and death. Hence one
ounce Of preventive Is worth pound Of cure
For sale BY druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Apr4-dkw MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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ConlscTox.-In our leader yesterday We
Inadvertently stated the majority in the Sec
ond Ward for Alderman at 40 votes. 1t was
-.
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Webster,s works.
VINHE Works Of Dan ! Webster, with biographi-
! cal memoir, by Edward Everett, in 8 octave
volumes, for sale by
mchl1d OGDEN, BROW NELL SEQ.
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Pay Your County Taxcs..-11IOO Lei
County Coupons for sale by
mch23dlm OONNABLE i BMYTH.
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For sale

For sale.
A first rate Office desk, Of the most approved pat
tern. Also, curled-hai mattress. Apply to
apr6d2t W. DEWOLF, ssoond-st.
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60. o. AnpDnsoH. AxAxAxpsR DAnca.AY
rEHTABLISHED IN IsA8.1
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HAaDwARE.-The card Of Messrs. Filling
hast, Lane / Buell., Published to-day, re-
1iads ~ 70 mention that they have received
md are daily expecting large additions to
tAsir stock Of Hardware. They arc enter
prising and liberal dealers, and it's no use
Cor country merchants TO 60 beyond this city
% ct thsir supplies, whom We have such men
end such ssosks in the city.
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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, 0osport.
BIZ Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
BIZ Of Paoli, paoli.
Blk Rockville, W abash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of Salem, salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Blk ("
Exch. BIZ, Greenoastle.
Fayette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
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BANKING HOUSE or
q n = 9 r O. i N II e n , o 4 o.
+ HAVE this day admitted - : partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust
ness. hereafter, WILDE conducted under the Arm
and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one OF the oldest Banking Houses III not
the ohest) in Iowa, tho new firm sofcits sonttn-
uance Of FORMER patronages SO literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
nsf viz
RsYsRExcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LAnier i Co., Bankers. MY.
Edward w. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman h aelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Kahn, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton g Cincinnati
A. ID. Hunt b Co., Louisville
| State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. ], IS. GEO. g. ANDERSON
ian5d
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Chr @ate Gitp.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 7.
Explanassrv.

In reference % the article Of our paper
claiming the recent city election - Repub-
loan triumph, il may BE- proper to say that
no one need misunderstood tho import Of
that article. The Democrats made party
nomination for city officers and FOR Alder
men IN each ward, and independent Repub-
iosn candidates came out and boat oil their
noninsss except one Alderman. The inde-
pendent Republican candidates received the
support Of many Independent Democrats,
and that fact 10 implied in several para
graphs Of our editorials, before and since
the election. Nor have We desired to claim
Republican triumph to any greater extent
than il involved in the fact that independent
Republican candidates, by the almost unani-
NOUS support Of the Republican voters and
with the aid Of number Of Independent
Democratic voters, secured the overwhelm-
ing defeat Of the Democratic nominees and
tho triumphant election Of their Republican
opponents.
The course Of the Gate in The premises
was entirely satisfactory to the proprietors
OF the paper, and If it succeeded in satisfy
ing our numerous friends ii cannot but af-
ford US additional eradication.
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Fresh n 0pa

FT6bh HOpks
COn LBS, growth Of 1858, direct from grow
OUU ers in Oneida Co., N. \, in store and fol
sale low, by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch22d % Main-st.
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~A- - "a - AEa
BIZ Indiana, Mich. City.
BIZ Of Klkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. Blk, franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke Go. Blk Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, 7. Hauts
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Indiana.
State Blk and Branches
Rockville Bank.
Farmers Bank, Westfsld.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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III. X. LOVE co.,
Successors to Deming Love,)
BANKERS,
W "A
(yIvE particular attention to collections, and re
" mitpromptly on the day OF payment.
REFERENCES:
Bank of North America, New York.
Drexcl h Co., Philadelphia.
EW, Clark 4 Co., Z"
Citizens Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Sculiy Cashier, do
S. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio, GAINESVILLE.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
nOv2ld
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DIS MorSxs River.-The new boat Of
Cspt. Hine, Dos Moines City, arrived At this
port yesterday. She il very substantial
and proper looking boat, has . very goo
and eomfortabls cabin, and will be favor
it. on the Des Moinss river.
The Clara Hine came in yesterday, from
De- Moines on Monday, with good load Of
passengers and freight. We are indebted to
- Captain for the latest Des Moines pa
psrs. One of the above boats will leave
this evening for Des Moines.
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REGISTERS NOTICE,

n NOTlCE is hereby given, that tho following
~ accounts have been examined and passed
hy me, and rcmain Glcd Of record in this ofgee
Tor the inspection Of heirs egatees, creditors, 4
all others 10 any other way Interested, and win
be presented to the next Orphans Court Of Clear
field County, to be held at the Court House, in
the borough OF Cearfcld, commencing on tho 3d
Monday Of May, 1859, ,.for confirmation and al
luwance
The Administration account Of John Wilson
Administrator Of the Estate Of Jane Kline late Of
Bradford township Cearfeld county deceased
The account Of Il. NJ. Smiley Administrator Of
the Estate, cf Ralph L. Smiley late Of Brady
township Clearield county deceased.
The account of Jacob illegal Administrator of
the Estate of Joseph Leonard late Of Beccaria
township Clearfeld county deceased.
The Final account Of WIN. lex and John s
Curry Administrators Of the Estate Of Richard
Curry late of Pike township Clcarfeld county
deceased.
The Administration account Of John A. T..
illegal Administrator Of the Estate Of James l.,
illegal late Of Goshen township ClearGeld coul,
ty deceased.
JAMES wRIGLEY, Register.
April llth, 1859.
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L.
OiNtm UouSrt Our sister county
seems 10 be ut present The scene orsom,
" The most daring robbctics and bn,slo.
lies known In the annals Of crime n,
the village Of Milcsbure ono nirht wool,
before last, seven stores were entered and
cash and other articles taken from no,,i,
All OF them, In that of Mr.. Cook the
robber was caught by Mr.. Us. son. at tbe
money till as he was picking ont tbo
change' and instead of being daunted he
made an attempt to seize young Cook, the
latter ran up stairs and awolxe his father
ana when they came down they saw two
men in front of the store, who left about
That time, as Mr.. 6. was armed Mr.
Weaver's Mr.. Ryma,,'s, Mr. Green's and
other stores were either broken omen or
the attempt made.
|. On Sunday night rs we stated in our
last paper Mr.. /. D. Harris of Bellefopto
had fine horse and wagon stolen, and a
night or two previous, the Harris residence
near the spring was entered and ouanti
ty Of provisions stolen.
The stolen horse and buggy were found
standing on the turnpike near Reedsyie
IN Mitiiin co. on the next day after it was
missing.
The horse Of Mr.. Gordon, stolen near
Zion' on the Friday night previous, was
found near Beilelonte the following morn
ing.
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license NOrICE.-The following NAM
IA ed persons have filed in the Olfse of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clear
field County their Petitions for License nt tre Q
MAY Session next agroeably to tho Act of As
scmbly Of March 2, 1885, entitled "An Act 10
regulate the Sale Of intoxicating Liquors." &c.
AensoE Root, Beccaria township, Tavern.
Edward Albert, BOggs township, Tavern.
Howard Merrell, Bradford township, Tavern.
George d. Lanich, Clearfcld borough Tavern.
John MManigil, Cearfeli borough, Tapcrn.
benjamin snider, Covington township Tavern.
John Sclfrigc, Goshen townsEip, Tavern.
Lawrence Flood, Covipgton township, Tavern.
Valentine Hoffman, CQyingtOn township, Tavern.
Nicholas Verbeck, Coyington township, Tavern.
Isaac Bloom, Curwensyille borough Tavern.
David smith, Curwonsvillo borough, Tavern.
Lewis W. Ten Eyck Lumber City, Tavern,
Joseph II. Jones, Morris township, Tavern.
p. A, Gaulin, Covington tp., Liquor with Merch,
r. W. Moore, Brady township, Tavern.
Henry Goodlander, Brady township, Tavern.
q. W. Long, Brady township, Tavern.
David Johnston, Curwensvile borough, Tavern.
James Haines, Beccnria township, Tavern.
John Jordan, Beccaria township, Tavern,
Henry Post, Decatur township Tavern.
James M'Clelland Morris township, Tavern.
Thomas c. Davis Lumber city, Borough Tavern.
TIo9. Robins, Clearfeld borough Merchapd ise.
Adam Knarr, Brady township, Tavern.
W. A. Mason, Curwensyille borough, Tavern.
John Klinger, Chest township. Tayorn.
August Laconte, Girard township, Merchandise
Richard Mossop, Cearfeld borough, Merchandise
Eranei: pefnie, Covngton tp. Merchandise.
Elijah Burns, Huston tip. Tavern.
JAMES 7. LEONARD, pRor'Y.
Proty's Office, Clcarfold, April 20, 1859.
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LATEST rEIEoRAPHro DrspArcH
FROM DuNDALK, iRrtANpu

A : this seems to be net sre IN moro ,bs,
"a one Instance, and ne We arc IN the midsi st
bogus democratic conventions, and Tho e,ci,e
meni caused by the sicsles trial AT washine,o,.
~ m not shrpriting that the folks Of CleaT6cld
WonId gci somewhat excited 10 keen un with An
tim and as the subscriber likes 10 tscp NJ,
WIN inc fashions In moro respects than one. be
NOuld announce to the people Of town md conn
uy lhat no has constantly on hand Large As.
sortment Of BOOTS hnd SHOES Of oyery descrip.
hoh, french aud County Calf Tin and stog,
hoots, Ladies Morocco Lace Boots Dressed and
undressedj with or without French Heels, ,lso,
any amount Of French Country Calf Lace Root,
uenls French Calf ana Cloth Caters ON hand or
made to order on short notice. Walking shoes
oi every STYLE from the sicllcs LAGER to the coar.
ses. Drogan always on hand and for sale.
An oi the above will be disposed of at extreme %
y low prices, for Cash or Hides.
tce. '''' v" '"o'' NO
VIII pay particular attention. TO mondinr boots
shoes, and CATERS; and will always be found AT
the short Shoe Shop on I'd street, nearly opposite
Shorty. ""' ''O
c,.o,, +. SHORT
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In The matter Of ne DStri5uton Of the ass.
I" NE hands Of John Il. cutie, Esq, =
nsinistrator Of he Estate Of j. Biddc G.
don, deceased.
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed
inc orphans Court Of CleOrfeld County, 10 I,
tribute the said asse is in the hands Of the
ministrator, among tho just creditors of :
said decedent, gives notice that ho win m.
sald distribution ON Thursday the llth day
May next, at the Office Of Larrimer and TEST,
the borough of Clearheld when and whore
persons interested can attend IL they see prol
JAS. H.LARRIMER,
A., - -. Auprroi
April 20. lS5o.c-no. II, vol iy. WI
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NEW RESTAURANT.
Radebauqb & Flanagan

BASEMENT OF MERRrTL & CARrER's STORE
Under the Masonic d odd, Fslov's Hail.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the public that they have recently opened
the above named Restaurant with an entire new
stock ofgoods and fixtures, where they will be
prepared to furnish, at the lowest rates, ali the
luxuries and delicacies of the season. They
Keep constantly on nhnd, Confectionery, Cakes.
Pies, Oysters in every form, Ice Cream, Tripe,
Sardines. Ale, Lager Beer, 0rnnges, Lemons,
keisons, and variety Of other articles "easy to
take" They respectfully invite the pat onare
oil tho citizens of Clearfeld and vicinity.
ADAM G. FLANAGAN,
WIN. RADEBAUGH.
April 9th, 1859, vol 4, no. Is. At,
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She has beautiful climate, and soil admira-
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Sugar or Coffee. As the Key to our Pacific nos.
sessions, and with her government in a state Of
dissolution, manifest destiny clearly indicates
another star to be added to our banner. For all
the details, with history of the Fiibusterers,
the Cass frisarri treaty, a new and improved
map of the country appropriately colored, and
other matters of interest read
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"Latc United s!atcs Vice Cousul."
1t isa handsome I2mo. volume, and will be
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price 81 25). Agents will find it very popular
Send to-
JOHN Z. POTTER,
PUBLISHER,
No. 6l7. SAMSON st. Philadu, Pa.
MAY 5, lS59.-no. l6, vol. iy.l
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literary Notices


The Pennsyluanion. On last Monday
the Hon, Nimrod Strickland, publicly as
sumed the Editorial charge of this we'll
known democratic paper, which will in
future be calle d the Horning Pcnnayiranian.
Mr.. S. is an able and experienced editor
and will contribute his wisdom and tai
ents to the success of Democratic princi-
pies the harmonizing Of the Demo
cratic party, and the support of our wise
aud patriotic National Administration
Long may the Pennsylvania, in the
hands of its present worthy editor, cohtin-
ue to perform its glorious mission.
Milton Democrat This paper formerly
edited by Maj John r. Ec!l,, has passed
into the hands of B. r. Hall, E&q., late Of
Mllesburg, Centre county. The first num-
Der since the change now before us and is
a very neat and spirited sheet, and from
what we know of its present editor, it will
not be permitted to degenerate in his
hands. We wish him every success, be.
cuniarily and every other way, while he
contiaueS to advocate Democratic princi-
plos as warmly as he does in the first
number of his paper. To the retiring
editor we tender our fratcrnal wishes for
his future prosperity.
Gay~Tho Genessec Farmcr for May is on
our table, and is valuable number TO the
agriculturist. The leading article is a
most excellent essay upon the cultivation
of Indian corn, which we shall endeavor to
find room for in our own columns at an
early date. Every farmer should take
copy of this monthly journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-11

Cleaths. crock md land5 OF Robert Rider. con
hinlng w acres Alio, one tract uf lunl con
iau.nr about acres, and being ihe tamo pi,,,
obtained nom tocl Cidbmry iho ab5ts do.
tcuhed being known Rs the Uloatnold pridee
property. Alec, hno tract of hnd, situaet hp
bt rgs tp., combining two-hundrcl acres. mora
or less being lhc south eud Of traei surveyed In
name Of VIM Natd aud Peter Brown, bounded
by nds Of David Adams, Jona Boynton and
oiheir. Seized, taken in execution. aud 10 be
sold Ga The property Of Thomas Ralston.
... i. a. MILLER Sheriff.
Sheriff. Oeicc, Clcariicld, Pa. Apr 2Oth 100.
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To Collectors Of County and
State Tax.

rNHE Collectors are Hereby n6uG, q than unless
l. they pay up their Dur liantes 4. ;'r before the
Ma Court, that execution wiz issue forthwith
iv o~dcr Of Board Of c mmssioncrs.
Ciearfe'd, May !, lSj9.-2t. no. lG, vol. iv.
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BIBLE MEETING

A meeting Of the ClchrHold County Bi
ble Society will be held at tho Prcsbyte
riar Church in Clcorfeld, on Tuesday eve
ming, the 18th inst, at early caHdie light.
ing. Several addresses will be delivered
All are invited tohttcha
A. Mcleod, Prest
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-11

j. S. Royal has been appointed Crier
OF the Supreme Court, at Harrisburg
Josh" Is q good Democrat anda very
clever man, and we endorse his appoint
ment as being an excellent one. Argus.
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NOTICE.
LATER FROM SHORTLY!

LATER tKOM SHORTY!!l
Al persons knowing themselves indebted to
Ah me by note or book account, are requested
to call on me, on or before, the first day of June
next, and cash me Of, or make some arrange.
ment with me, for must have my books settled
up. All parties interested will save costs by at
tcnding to tho above within the above time.
And all persons having claims against mo are
likewise requested to bring on their accounts A.
gainst me, as ] am both able and willing to pay
them.
T. SHORT.
Clesracld, May 4, ls59.--it. no. 16, vol iy.
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5000 REWARD (!

SToLEN on the night of the Gath Of March
- last, at Rebersburg, Centre, co, Pa. an
IR ON G. RI Y Nd Il b.
Branded on tho left hind quarter, near the flank,
with the letters, A. y. and the point of the left
ear cut of, and about seventeen nands high. The
above reward VIII paid for the mare and thief, or
one hundred dollars for either the marc Or thief.
by order oftho Brush Valley Horse Assosiation.
SAMUEL STR0HECKER.
Ap1 4th, 1859. Prtsidtnt
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s3-Au editor "ot't West" gets off the
following:
Mr.. Surgeons visit to America is re-
ported to be all a. SUrner-stir movement" !"
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
FROM PHILADELPHIA by Railroad in
the State of New Jersey. Soil among the
best for agricultural purposes, being a
good loan soil with clay bottom. The
land is q large tract, divided into small
farms, and hundreds from all parts of the
country are now settling and building
The crops can be seen growing. Terms
from SIS to $50 per acre, payable within
four years by instalments. TO visit the
place-Lcave Vine 81. wharf at Phladel-
phia, at I! A. NJ, by Railroad for Ham
monton, or address r. j. Byrnes by letter.
See full advertisement in another column.
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THE HAMMONToN FARMER-l

THE HAMMONTON FARMER-A
newspaper devoted to Literature and Agri-
culture, also setting forth full accounts of
the new settlement of Hammonton, in
New Jersey, can be subscribed for at 25
cents per mnum.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount.
Address to Editor of the Farmer, Ham
monton, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
Those wishing cheap land, Of the best
quality, in one OF the heathiest and most
delightful climates In the Union. See adj,
vertisement OF Hamihonton Lands.
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JEFNr LIND is advertised to give a series
~ concerts in England. 1t is said she
- LAS lost her fortune, and has set about ma
hhlhg another. She has Goldsmith for
husband it will be, therefore an easy mat
vet, She has, too, the ring of the true
ne.al' and he is the metal itself so beat
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Nomt Maairs
Divine Service

Tho Rcv Mr. Focht will preach m the
luthemn Church, in This place, ON san.
DAY the 10Th inst, ut halfpas 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, and at T. NJ, in turwcnyilie.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-11

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ness look upon every new conner with a
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