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r1nr or tnuol aul rtcculs tmroso
oi wycneo m csmwions and doois of
lrouon anl hostility to ihc organization
which Ind protected ami tuppobel lhcm
until their demands bctbmo too arrogant
ond unreasonable to bc longct ocQuicsrad
ini % bchooycs them when hoy bcr1me
ronyinccd Of the nuitlctncss of their ON.
ierptzc and the weakness of their hold
upon the sympolhius Of the people, to
get out Of their unpleasant rrcdicamcnt
os easily and as speedily o' possible there.
fore be- IL
RfsolrR That We prepare to "Galr."
Rcs5iti That we have fulcd."
As TO the final result of tho Forncy.
Lauman movement, there can be but one
opinion--thcy and their odhcrcnts, to use
the language of tho Washington States, the
organ Of Hon. $. A. Douglas, must fall,
by tho irresistible force of grayitntion,
into the arms of the opposition"
They make no nominations, yet they
declare their determination to vote in op.
position TO the candidates Of the Demo-
cretic party. For whom then are they
going to vote? They cannot vote against
anybody without voting for somebody
else, therefore the irresistible conclusion
is forced upon us, that they are heart and
hand with the Republican party, and
will support the candidates Of the coming
June Convention at the next election,
as they did at the last. Let them 20.
Such miserable triclisters are a disgrace
and an injury to any party.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUMP MAKING.

fT'IIE Subscriber takes thi' method Of inform
i ing the citizens Of CIoarield County, and the
public generally thut he has resumed the bust
ness of making HoopES PUNrs and boring rIPg-
LOGS. and will be happy to execute any work in
his line at the shortest notice and in the best
manner, Mt prices to suit the times Apply per.
suhaly at the residence Of J. 5. Cole in Law
renee town ship, one and n half miles Southwest
of Cleardcld borough, by letter at Clearfeld P. o
may llth 1853. G. II. HALL.
Gvol. iv, no. Il. Gm pl
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n DOLLARS REV ARD.

~ from tho Jail Of Clear field County, Pa. or
the night Of the Sd May, inst n Young man ma
med Owen McGoycrn, imprisoned on charge o
burglary Said McGovcrn is FIVE feot seven in
chcs,high, light built dark hair, larg keen eye
and of rather fair complexion. He hadon pai
Of dark sattinctl pants, domestic ginghaca shirt
a black hat pair uf gum shoes, and took witt
him red flannel shirt. The above reward will
be given for the apprehension of the said McGo
vern and his delivery to the undersigned il
ClearGcld borough.
FREDERICK G. MILLER,
Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Clcarfcld, Pa, May II, 1852
mo. II, vol. iv.l
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rhplbni France Hhi uumnhl so know
ih6y would not nui Wth reduction h
The Inevitable accompaniment ol mnnu'
mptuing runuiia and 10 h nn error NJ
Judgment and cUhlfniy 20 iho couisc Ui
mcs and figures, 10 suppo'o otherwise
n1Ih iiVH.
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A LoSG TERM.-John Lehman has been
sentenced to imprisonment for life, at
urbana, Mo, for violating the person of
Miss Delilah Wil5erman. The prisoner
was day or two afterwards convicted of
horse stealing, and sentenced to an add.
fonal eight years.
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p@~The Senate of our State Legislature
elecS one-tbird of its members each year,
two-thirds, or twenty-five, holding over.
The politics of those who hold over al
this time is as follows (: Eleven Demo.
Gratis, eleven Opposition. OF the retiring
Senators, six are Democrats, and FIVE Op.
position.
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VIM. P. PACKER.

AN ACT relalative to the expemption OF
three hundred dollars, and to the wild
ows and children Of decedents.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
monwelth Of Pennsylvania in General AS
senbly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority Of the sIme, That the wild
ow or children Of any decedent entitled to
retain three hundred dollars out of such
decedent's estate by the Jaw Of this Com
monwerlth, and every person entitled to
the exemption provided for in the act en-
titled car Act to exempt property to the
value of three hundred dollars from levy
and sale on execution or distress for rent,
approved tho ninth day of April, Ammo
Domii one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine," may elect TO retain the same,
or any part thereof, out ofany bank notes,
money, stocks, judgments, or other in
dcbtedness to such person; and thatin all
cases hereafter, where property shall be
set apart for the widow and children OF
any decedent, the same shall be appraised
and set apart to said widow and children
by the appraisers of the other personal es-
tate of such decedent.
w. c. 4. LAWRENCE,
Speaker q the House Of Representatives,
JNO. CRESSWELL Jr.
Speaker Of Senate
Approved the eighth day of April, An.
no Domini one thousand eight hundred
and fifty nine.
WM. T. PACKER.
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A series Of beautiful POSES and
TableauN. executed hyth" W.
ycailo Corps an, their Eliin
StccdI
Songs, Dances, Crotcsque
FcatS, Stump Speeches, &c,
by the Legion OF Comics,
Mcssrs, FOSTER. NlCOlO,
BOLINO, RIVERS, DAN.
ROCKWELL. and the two +
flats, MASTERS WASH and
EDDY.-So look ont 70. lyts
Uf Fun'
The Pride Of tho Arena,
Mile. CAMILLE, as tho Fly.
ing Sylph. - Dash ami Dar1
upon a fiery Charger, MILE,
MARIE. - ENoluiions Of the
Manage by that highly-train, Il
Stecd Jupiter, ridden by tho
charming equcStricnne Nine,
WOODS.-lhc Three GraccS
Miles. MARGUERITE, AN.
NETTE, and lNEZ.
Trick Horses, Porferm'
ing Ponies, and Comic Shet'
lands, Of extraordinary learn
ing, exhibited by that talented
horse breaker, &. L. RIVERS
Racing & Hurdle Lsaping
with the il,ctest OF tho stud
backed by Lightpipg Rjdcrs
The great Pantomimists
Ms FRANCOIS, JEROME
q ANTOINE. IN their mir,h,
ful, sidc.splitting BurleSquC
Ballet, assisted by the strength
Of the Company
The Scenes In the Circle
Gymnastic Wonders, Tcrpsi,
chorcan Entertainments, No.
cal an Instrumental delights
with all the other Naritiics
never before heard Of IN one
Exhibition, viii be ftrthcl
augmented 4 made still more
versatile with the grand con-
cludlng scene Of the perform
hnccs, being no less than that
superb Dramatic Illustration
Of BYEoSIs Poetic Legend,
MA2EPPA, or he Wild
Horse oj TIrtdrN Charac'
tcrs sustained by \ talented
Company Of Actors, assisted
by the Troupe Of Equestrian.
and rlntomimiStS, In which
the celebrated horse Thunder
bolt will appear as the fiery
untamcd steed.
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GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY.

STEPHEN GRAFT informs his old friends
~ and the public generally, that he has re. open.
ed his Grocery and confectionery at the old
stand i" the Borough OF Curwensvilc whore he
will be prepared to supply all with Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, Bacon, DC. Beer Lemonade, Can.
dies, Fruit Cakes, &c. &c. He respectfully soli
cits share of patronage.
~ b. He is also prepared to accommodate the
public with al. sorts of Cooper Work, and will
repair barrels, tubs, &c.
may IL, lsJ9.-no II. vol. iv.
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a" IantrY 10 emigrate 10 mild climate,
goa sou, and fne market sec advertisement Of
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ION or PARTNERSHIP.

nISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
~ Tho undersigned hereby give notice that
the firm Of MERRELL & CARTER, heretofore
doing business in the borough of Clearfold, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will hereafter be conducted by O.. D.
MERRELL, at the samo place in whose hands
tho books and accounts remain for collection.
o. i. MERRELL.
l.. R. CARTER.
May G, iS59.--3t no. II, vol w.
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n beautiful DrmnAtiy Seem,
By several Of the Company. IA
which c. ElvEus viii person
ate the character Of the bfaS o
HANELOCk
The Antipo lean Scientific
Wonder, head down and heels
up, by the Great GymHas,, b.
lsuNNELl.S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-11

Tho late Legislature pbssod important
supplements TO theEXomplion Law nnd 10
the license law of the State which have
been approved by tho Governor They
are ps lollowsi AN ACT relating TO the
granting oi.censes to hotel, inn or tavern
Keepers.
SecroN /. BE IL enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the Com.
monwualth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly met, and IL is hereby enacted
by the authority of the same, That IL shall
be lawful for the several courts of quarter
sessions of this Commonwealth to hear
petitions, in addition to that of the appli-
cant, in favor of, and remonstrances a.
gainst the application Of any person APP
plying to either of them tol license to
keep a hotel, inn, or tavern and there.
upon refuse the same, whenever, in
the opinion Of the said court, such
inn, hotel, or tavern is not necessary
for the accommodation of the public
and, entertainment Of strangers or tTa-
veers and so much of the sixth section
of the act of Assembly, relating to the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors, passed the TWEEN
tieth day OF April, 1858, as is inconsistent
herewith, is hereby repealed: Provided,
That the several courts of quarter sessions
empowered to grant licenses shall have
and exercise such discretion, and no other,
in regard to the necessity Of inns or tay-
erns, rs is given to said courts by the act
relative to inns or tayorns, approved Ilth
March, 1884; Prorided further, That moth
in this act shall apply to the city of Phi
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RLANkARTICLEs Agreement, legal formfor
~ between School, Directors, and Teachers, for
'"io a' inc once oil the "Clearheld Republican"
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the SIEGE OF SEgsSTOPOL.

HE SlLuE W cLtNo VI ULI
by C!IAS. RIVERS.
Astonishing Exploits hy tho
fJllow.us Acrobalic Artlstsi-
MONS. LErO kT, HERR
TREXLER, Mons. MOFFIk
SIG. GlNlNO, The CHEAT
MOTLEY BROTHERS, II.
4 j. BDRDEAN, The GRO
TEsQCE GIMNASTS, and
the wurll-rrnpwncd RiNElsS
FAMILY, G., DEElOUS, tho
inlmita5lc Man-Monkey,
an GREAT pAEE-pyvIL bare
backed backward l,ilrr, and
MONS. pAULO, the llrrcU-
lts and Cannon Bal defer.
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70 which Is ad,ted a Edrgs Spt a
SG@T9G4,
Such as Sole Leather, Kip, Heavy Mr..
sorted Innings, DC &c. ''''h
Which, he DiR sell Very Low far o.,
Eo- Custom work made to order as um,i
promptnoss, and in the noatest and mos, A
BILE manner. wv
My old customers and all others, ara ,..
fully invited TO call and examine INV ,,o't
jndgc for themselves.
ISAAC JOHNSTON
may II, lS59.--tf no. II, vol. iv. W.
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GEMS OF FAIRY LAND

Horsemanship of Grace
Beauty, AMI Excellence, by
HIyHAnD RIVERS
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WILL EXHIBIT AT CLEARP,uI
FRIDAY MAY Goth.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE lr
2 O'CLOCK.
EVENING PERFORMANCE A
I O'CLOCK.
PRICE OF ADMISSION 2j CPyT
NO HALF PRICE.
The GRAND PROCESSION will ENTER TOW
at 10 4. ~, led By the magnificent Band Car eoss.
ing PosTs celebrated PnlApELrIl, BRASS BAN
followed BY all tho Wagons, Vans, Carriages H57,
Ponies, &c, among which will be seen THE FAlEi
CHARIOT, drawn By II diuinutiyc Shetland Po,s
and driven by that celebrate l.putan Relnrrs
MAJOR CONSTOCX. late C0achman 10 Gen. Tom Th1B
SUCCESS BEYOND EXAMPLE
ofthr new Equestrian, Dramatic and AcrObaticrnus
now attached % ths establishment being surasJs
excellent an versatile in their professional Chara
as well q, unimpcachable In their personal
THE BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
will commence with Grand Act II EJHitdii0nd
BJUctr' hy y Nalcaud Female Equcsiraus 6lsn
by the fai. Wonder, LA PETITE ANNETI
r
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w. c. A. LAWRENCE,

Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
JNO. CRESSWELL, Jr.
Speaker Of tic Senate.
Approved the fourteenth day of April,
Ammo Domini one thouand eight hundred
and fifty-nine.
VIM. P. PACKER.
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mines. who average frsn IS 10 so psr day, Sey-
eral old miners wero at work in tie mines. they
say they arc satisfied these mines are as tYsl a.
any Vt the mines In California. We hsve 'rrc-
speesed ten mlles square. II will all psv wages
by bringing water 70 it. We hasa orgepized
company Of 100, and began ditch. which we
will complete by Spring. 1t wiA afford plenty Of
water 70 work all the dry,diggins. 81 LssxsfeD.
7Auysday. ,9.a,tasal sex91 sd .s..iW nj 70 snsI
Meeting Of tho Kansas Legislasure.
IHs Jayhamkers Of Southern Kdnsas-A Anokhey Kn-
rond isfe Nssosti- cnsessov' lKsdssy Cahs On
The Fssienoi Corr amc,a tov ssisfu sse liaf zsl
.a4 KAssAsCIrY, Japusry S.
The Lawrence tKansas) correspondent 81 tho
Wynndotte Commercial Gazette, writes Afdsf date
Of the 4th that quorsm Of both RcuSsA ~ ne
Legislatnrs met here yeaterdAy. snd psssSa srss-
olution TO meet and organise It Lecos,pton to-
morrow noon, and also 10 hold caucus h II A.
to and 10 hold tho session. neariy All the mem
bers being agreed to adjouru from Lscompton, bot
not decided a. to the best point 70 inset. lawrence
has a plurality in its favor. ,.f5.,,.. a., -.
Az sorts ofb"rgains were being mad. last
The nltrs, h held . general caasas, enS iiormsd
larxnlerc of h,nphan. for Speaker ,fbf Speaker;
Col Dclnhny, for Chief Clerk and Thssehtsr for
Printer, with minnr ultras Sur minor POETS The
general opinion is that this organization win car
y everything and control the House. eSi 't
/, responsible and reliable pcron livinr here
arrived from tho vicinity Of Fort Scott and fsprs-
N bnd those IN the times Of the notorious inur-
lerer and rubber Murrll, Ths whdle sodntfy b
lividcd into Jnyhawkers and antt Jayna~ker.-
The former rob. steal rldndcr md murder W the
aw ut utter defiance, ind are openly .uYheld ny
One methodist preachers, and many fespsctnbls
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CASH GROCERY STORE

CASH GROCERY STORE.
FUNHE UNDERSIGNED. having formed 3 co.partncrship
IL under the style and firm Of
ADAMS u ANDERSON,
or the purpose OF con urtng A GENERAL GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. have taken the old stand Of
SAUNDERS lRBY, Main street. door below LEE
JOHNSON & CO. -. - -.-- :. J,
Tbev are nnw receiving LARGE AND GENERAL.
STOCK or ALL GOODS IN THEIR LINE bought at such
prices fall to give satisfaction TO all who may
them with call.
AS thew are dsmnsd to do busines on strictly
TO- the l,m.h Ryssema, great Inducements will be offered
cash buyers change for Country Produce d. .-
They will give prompt personal attention to all consgnmen
Of Produce made an ~ sales ara ctcd
JOHN q. ADAMS .
eb o5ts .aar-s THOS. .. ANDERSON.
lIRAC X FL rs, In air-sighs CUus, Preserv aed
" crisp whsnjust bakod, received BY
IA STABLER 4 JONES.
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UUANo noU.E EIN .V1CHsURG-A.Mm Mm.y

OUANO HOUSE lNLYNCHBURG.-Asitm may
m not generally that Gnano AMI other fertilizers
an Re bought Lynchburg good terms in any other
Market with reguar expenses added In Justice myself a.
well the farming community now pup
sh thar fact keep hand good supply OF al
the Fertilizers and deal NOR .rgey than
any other house In them, think Ic safely say
scll cheaper than any other house II ce,tsny
of farmers parnse me- because thereby
hey enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low price as
any other Ct all risks aud troub Please re-
sollsc tis else. offer for SALE In
tore and to arrive -
3O Tons No A Peruvian Gnano,
100 Reeses Manipulated Guano.
100 Rombrero Lump and Ground
so Brown Mexican tiunno,
50 I" Eide Island Guano,
100 Plaster Lump and Ground
25 Keftiewells Potash md Plaster
900 Sacks Iiverpoo Salt, prime quality.
Farmers living tho Canal below lynrhturg be snp
uied landings kuy will make
aug II ~ WIN A, MILLER. on Basin
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.


fvNE session this Institution will commence
Il N the 18th Sci icmber.
The location the healthcst and accessible In
the study both Classical and
Scientific equal Of the best American colleges.
Military Dapartnen will be efficiently mainaincd
der the Mr. j T. Dlankenship duat" Of the Vr
Military Institute AMI more recently connected with the
United States Coast survey.
The several procs will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar school, in which young viii be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
EAGU ETE.
ROBERT l.. BROCKETT, President; Professor of Natu
raj Science.
LYcunaUs q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lcttres
H. CABELL A. b. Professor Of the Greek Language AMI
Literature
j. Il BLANKENsilP Professor Of Mathematics and Insruc
of Tactics
Rev w W WALLER, Profess,r OF Moral and Mental Sci
ence. and of History
SAMUEL GARLAND. A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A LANGIioRNf NJ D. Professor of Anatomy and Phys.
ioogy -
GIUSEPPE ADoLPHo SARTou Ill. D. Professor Of Modern
Language ...,,,,,
Board o. per week; washing 81 % month fuel and
iehts AlO term Tuition $40 in the Grammar School, and
$50 in the Collegiate Department for halt session
Catalogues containing further information can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President aug DTS
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OUR FALL STOCK!

Rep copy
NOR REkT-THAT u - R r. y ~
n RESIDENCE. in Amherst, within n short d la
o the a-d emily occupied by the Rev MI Trairr
The House large and com'i with all necessary out
houses peri repair with fine Garden. Orchsr Grass
Lots Posses ioL given immediate ly.
have LOT the Basin, with waicrpow
which wish lease The well suited
Mill ne, for the Lumber, Wood or Coal business Ap
nov % dts JOHN s. LANGHoRNE
CLOA OAKs!!-sONETnuNGN NEW
~ STYII have ihfa day received lot Of NEW STYLE
CLpAKS RAGLANDA AND ClRtt LAR CLOAK whic,
fore The, have becn gnncnt
York, and advised to Ask 10
The gina cost which is ali that want tor them
Any ,ciag viii nj they decidedly the
cheapest Foods offered In this market
have another lot # those handsome and in
deed ine BONHETS. sell at - 10 and 10. the
se goods before the year. Come and
yon wis e. be pleased, and vii buy.
had almost forgot mention Black Brow lush
Iira, FLATS girls and FURS If cN,rN variety and
ZEPHYR CApES AND HOODS fr eirls and boys ~ any
age and size. A, :. ESbLEDovE.
nov % dts. At kyle's Corner, Lyn' hburg, Va.
uAlssOIITION.-T ~pa rtne rshIp hereto
fore existing the subscribers nader the
and style SNEAD CLARK is this day dissolved by
Al indebted 10 the late firm will please
ard settle. 1t close the bus
speedily ~ possible
We return thanks TO the travelling pnbr for
the gene patronage extended during control of tc
House and oud respectfully ASK continuance
to our Mr. GE D. W CAMERON, who has. ior the
past years had charge OF the Roanoke Red Snphur
Springs he enviabe reputation as landlord
Either oi Subscribers the name of tho sim, in
settling up It's business.
LYsCuIuRa Der. III. le5stp l.. +. CLARK.
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IvOAL! COAL!!-Wc are now prepared 70 MI
orders for beat Red thraeite, Mountain Clover
Inl Coal a. lowest market prices. for August delivery.
C orders left the Store Of Messrs Valentine Hen.
ng, Main sire et will receive prcmIt aiienii' n
auuots ANDERSON LANFORD co
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A CyHIors AND ELEGANT Wat en-

A CtHIOcA AND ELEs:ANT WATfm.-
~ We have reerivcd from Mrssf~ Arf'"n r. a<y Ns~ ~
nopcors u ths A,nrrisan Watch ~ atWetha.sf
Aass anoh,r lot Of their supssnr WATGEs in yd khut
ng cas's Among the number, osc N Maef Chf di MI
n0s aud ruvion snd II ~ssk nn4apn
nd aash Thh wa,sh nsy bs eoaycr.d fr"a N l.ea
no hunsmans Warh sy the aid of sslng'c s,ss ihus
hanging the poon Of thr movement IN hr Whbus
,nkinx to n thr Old magic :insI
1lono I"rsms " ho would Ike to speeinenot Ane,
Ingenuity, that hr the All ado all fire e1rtG IN
,hs connection, invited IN enli At @ u InS Y fsh
az ia.4.. -lI .. sLLv ERrHORN r Ol-tk lse. t4,,,y
..... lsi Jcwcry store sbays Us ". set
Tho American Watches arc alt wxrrSntfd r. ri
urati kcepsrs. aa tHaeF s1s ifian adts u
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HO, FOR CHRISTMAS!
A. BOYD.

III AS removcd again TO old stand Main Street after
III having fitted up splendid style and filled with the
.ost attractive aud elegant assortment Of Toys, CON
FECTIONERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS =, &c His
ares are ali constitute the most extensive nssor
uneut of NOTIONS Tor the children ana decace 10" me @
10 ever before offered iu Lynchb"rg dee its
x1nE1 nYE ERGAATa.
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r AGER u FER SALOON: LAGER BEER
IL SALOON undersigned has the pleasure TO an
the citizens of ynch6nr and the pn6c in gene
raj that he has opened fine 4GER BEER SALOON sni
body with the best LAGER OF the
bst and prominent Brewery of Philadelphia which is
acknowledged e hest in the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer at
al-the bot les to be ieiurned Como one and all
h. isdtsi WIN. LOOSE.
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NMEAT CUTrEKS! MEAT GlTTERA!!-
Vu We have now on hand q 6ne lot ot SAUSAGE MEAT
CUTTERS, which we offer at reduced prices.
dec lduI WHITTEMORE JOSILN.
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FRox..rHr KANSAS MINrs,--The following let
ter, the statements of which may, We presume,
be relied on, was addressed to Us from "fatie
Mountain Mining District The package mon
toned, OF gold dust which consists Of thin scales,
like, we presume, other specimens from our mines
which arc found to be richer than the gold from
California, came 10 hand 1872 4" A'
/ send you specimen of our gold. which dog
myself. have discovered new mines, IL miles
from Cherry Greek, on acreek called Clear Creek
This ere Ok smpties il South Platte, 10 miles be-
low where Cherry Creek empties into the Platte.
There sro as this time So men at work in these
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DEAD WHAT .mAK.pEAHE SAYS.

DEAD WHAT sHAKsPEAKE SAYS,
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l., nchhUrg. Va
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