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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
New YoRK. Dec. 3
PRESIDENT $ MESSAGE.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FellOw Cui.enS Of The Senate and House Of Rep
reSentutires
Amid unprecedented political lhles We
have great cause of gratitude to God for I'M
usual good health. and mos, abundant harvess
You will not be- surprised TO learn that in the
peculiar exigencies OF the times our intercourse
with Foreign Nations has been attended with
profound solicirude. chiefly turning upon our
own domestr affairs. dsloyal portion OF the
American people have, during The whole year,
been engaged IN an attempt to divide and de-
stroy the Union. A Nation which endures
factious domestic divisions is exposed to dirre-
spect abroad, and one party, il not both, is sure
sooner or later to invoke Foreign Intervention.
Nations thus tempted to interfere are net al
ways able u resist the counsels of seeming ex.
pediency and nngenerous ambition, although
such Influences seldom fail to be unfortunate
aud injurious to those adopting them.
The eloyal citizens of the United States who
have tirrrn the ruin of our country in return
for tie s'"d aud comfort which they have
invoke a'm".d, have received less patronage and
encouragement than they probably expected
Ii 1t were just to suppose. as the insurgents
have seemed to assume that Foreign Nations in
this case, Cisregarding all moral, social and
treaty obligations. would act solely and selfshly
tor the most speedy restoration of Commerce,
including especially the acquisition of cotton,
those Nations appear as yet not to have ssen
their way to their object, more directly or
clearly through the destruction than through
the preservation of the Union. II we corId
dare to believe that Foreign Nations are &C.
tuated by no higher principle than this I arm
quite sure second argument could be male
to show them that they can reach their ain
more readily and easily by aiding to crush this
rebellion than by giving encouragement. Tie
principle lever relied upon by the insurgents
for exciting Foreign Nations to hostility agaips;
us as already witnessed is tie embarrassment Of
commerce. Those Nations, however, it is not
improbable, saw from the first that it was the
Union which made as well our Foreign as our
Dom site Commerce. They can sarcsly fail
to perceive that the effjrt for disunion produces
the existing difficulty. and that one strong
Natoi promises more durable peace and y
more extensive and reliable commerce than can
the same Nation broken into hostile fragment.
IL 10 my purpose to review our discussions with
Foreign States. because whatever might DO their
wishes or dispositions. the integrity Of our Coun-
try and stability Of our government depends
not upon them, but upon the loyalty, virtue,
patriotism snd intelligence of the American
people. The correspondence itself with the
usual reservations. IL herewith transmitted. l
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Very Latest by Telegraph !
+ O'CLOCK =. M
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

The Richmonc Examiner of the 18th ult. had
a dispatch dated Charleston 28th to the ef1ec.
that he Union troops landed on the 9th at
Benefits Point at the mouth of the Ashepo rv-
er which s in the Island district about Por,
Royal. 1t also s.ys that on Monday the 25th,
four Uniuu steamers shelled Otto Island near s.
Helena and then landed. Then it goes on say
that We the Federals] now have the entire DOS
Session ol st. Helena Sound A number at
lighters passed Charleston bar Monday night
perhaps those old whalers referred to in the Tn.
ion papers. In the same paper is a dispatch dat.
ed Savannah 2Sth, which says that tort Pulaski
on the 9th, threw shot and shell at the Union
troops on Tybee Island forcing them to run to
other parts of the Island.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03

CAPT. Wilkes ENDoRsED.-Thc prompt action
of the House at Washington thanking Capt.
Wilkes for capturing Mason and Slidell is q
very gratifying evidence of the approval of that
act by the great body of the people of the 10y
al States. The capture was one of the best
things of the war, and the people are ready to
endorse 1t even ut the risk of war with Eng
land.
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rrqrrte r sCet:,:>. m<,UNrAiN FREEMAN DEC g. o6l

grid up our lons like men, and 60 forward
brayely and hopefully, in the way of the Di-
vine appointment, that we may be worthy of
the purer and better Country, the tairer and
freer Republic, the new Columbia, which is to
hold and transmit to coming ages the blessings
of Republican Government and Constitutional
Liberty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
FROM TENNESSEE,

The East Tennessee bridge burners are to be
court martialed. Ex-State Senator Pckens is
among the prisoners. The East Tennessee Gov
eminent has been called on by the Legislature
for an explanation Of the alleged connection
with bridge burning, and denied all knowledge
concerning it, and ass rted the perpetrators
we've the representatives of small faction only
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
LETT MAURY,

The Richmond Examiner publishes CORES
pondence between Lieut.. Maury and the Grand
Duke Constantine, the Grand Admiral of the
Russian Navy. The Grand Duke invited Lieut..
Maury to enter the Russian service. to which
Lieut. Maury replies, that he cannot until
Southern independence is established.
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Monday morning the pickets of Blenker'e
Brigade, at Annandale, were attacked by a
party of rebel cavalry unexpectedly, and loud
firing took place. The result was one rebel
killed, and two wounded and taken prisoners.
One Of our men wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
SEWARD PROPHECYING AGAIN.

The Worlds dispatch says that Secretaries
Cameron and Seward were screnaded last light.
The latter only appeared and simply compli-
mented the music, and stated tlaG in ten days
the Country would rejoice at grea! news.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

A New Orleans despatch says that Governor
Moore and Generals Lowell and Rodgers on the
Oath received $4,000 troops, including 400
free colored men.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
THE BLACK FLAG.

The Charleston Courier deprccatcs the rails
ing of the Black Flag and says that it is urged
principally by those who keep safe distance
from the war;
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
THE CABlNET \ CuASERFATIrE UNIT.

The In's' dispatch rays that the struggle is
sustained hy The Cabnnt. with entire ul1,ulmty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03

WANTED at this Office few loads of hard
wood, on account, or in exchange for the paper.
If it is fitted for the stove, it will be oil the
better.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03

Newmarket, about five miles from Old Point
Three rebels were killed. i. Gliding f o. Seat,
a well known merchant Of X ichmoud HI.
body was identified by letters in his pocket.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03

FLOYD G'ING INTO WINTER QUARTERS
y dispatch To the Rchnond paper alluded to
mand is to 80 int" winter quarters at Peers.
town, .MUn.rC cphnty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
FROM PEN5ACOLA,

The Montgomery Advertiser has what pur.
por.~ e. b: d i,-t of killed and wounded of one
regiment in the recent action ut Pensacola -
The number Was ! killed and wounded. nclu-
ding colonel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-03
Village Meeting.

The village meeting, Monday evening, made
choice of the following officers for the year en-
suing -
A. G. BRowN, Clerk.
Arson DAVIS, Collector.
LOOMS PALMER,
r. W. Hyde,
ERAsTUs HUBBARD, Bailitfs.
j. 4. THURsToN,
SAMUEL WELLS,
A. A. MEAD, |
Il. S. CAMP,
G. w. SToRRs, Fire Wardens.
GEO. C. SHEPARD,
CHAs. REED,
A tax of 20 cents on dollar was voted to be
paid into the treasury by the first of February
next.
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SKiRMISH NEAR OLD POINT

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.
There was skirmish on Friday night near
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINS, Esq.
~ President Judge Of the CouH Of Common
Pleas Of the twenty fifth judicial District, com
posed of the counties Of Clcarfeld. CcEtro and
Clinton--aNl the Hon. WA. l.. Moore and Hon.
benjamin Bonsal, Associate judges Of Clcarfed
county have issued their prcccpt. to me direct
ed, for the holding of Court Of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court Court Of Quarter Sessions. Court
of Oyer and Tcrmincr, and Court Of General Jail
Delivery, at CcorGeld in and for the county of
Clenrield, on the
Thrd .Nonday (7h daO Of JAie ncrt,
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constablc3,
in and for said county of Clcarfcd, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
Inquisitions, Exami nations and other Remcm-
branccs, 10 do those thiDgs which to their officers,
and in their behalf, porte in to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfcld, this 18th
day Of May, in the year Of on. Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty
!. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
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THINGS TO BE REM MEMBERED.


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wake Wps Wake Npg

EpLACKsM!THiNG. THE subscriber res
I'D pectiully informs his friends and the public
generally that he is new well dblished in his
NEW SHOP on Pine street, opposite tho Town
Hail. in the borough of ClearioId, and upon hi;
own hook, 0nd whore he is prepared to do all
work in his line in the very best style, and on
the shortest noice. HE old custorers are res
pcctfully asked not to forget him, and any mum
Der Of new ones are respectfully invited to give
him trial.
EDGE TOOLS.-IIis reputation as Maker
and Repairer Of Edge tools should Of itsefsecure
him liberal patronage.
GEORGE C. PASSMORE.
April g. lSG1.tf.
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NEW REMEpIrs rOR
FRMATORRu Ni EA-

) L Il NJ \ / q Is Is II IL l. y
TTowARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA, A Ben.
1 croi,ni Institution cstobiishcd By spccjoi En-
ioirmcnt, far the ,cIicj Of he Sick ond Distressed,
afflicted ,-ih Tioiept and Chronic Diseases, and
c,pecigiy for the Cure IF Diseases et tho Serual
organs.
NvpuAl ADVICE given grots, by tho Acting
Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpcrH ntorrhUa, and
other diseases Of the Sexual o. gans, and on the
SEW REMEDIES employed in the DispcnSary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or thrce Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
Dir. j. SKILLEN HovGuroN, lIo~ard Association,
No. .. :. Ninth St.. Philadelphia. 2gmy iy.
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AGOyERNoR IN THE FrELD.-Gov. Sprague
Rhode Island, is in full command Of
1.-the troops from that State,and the on.
.olutiJn to THIS patriotic conduct on
h part Of the Governor is, that he is the
,y anti, Black Republican Chief magis-
nate IN the Moth This accounts for
!, ia that he is willing to brave the
myers and calamities Of war, willing
,,crifce the ease OF the Gubernatorial
S,ir, and assist 10 uphold tha: Constitu-
,Y and Government he has sworn to
,Dport, and which the Democratic party
4, always upheld.
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ne" SEQ phQt the Feotis Press and Den crs say.
HENRY II. COS'TAR,-Al the .ummer
have been troubled with Reaches aEG Mice. |
was actually ashamed of The house, for the Roach.
es were everywhere, purchased OK Of your
Externnator and tried it, and in one week there
was not Roach or Mouse in tho house.
JouN D. GIvEys, No, 9i Elan street.
HOUSEKEEPERS - troubled with vermiu,
need BE sono longer if they use "Cosgor's" Ex-
terminators We have used it 70 our satisfaction,
and if n box cost So VS. would haVe it. We had
tried poisons, bat they effected nothing; but
CosTAR's article knocks the breath out Of Rats,
Mice and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write
it 1t is in great demand all over the country
Medina o. GuFcte.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant county by vermin, than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect killer.-Ldg.
caster ( Wis Hcral&
HENRY r. C0STAR--YOur Extorminator Ia
received, used, and pronounced n, decided sue
cess Weu3ed box oft and the way the Rats
and Mice a:oEnd our premises "raised Ned that
light was a caution to sleepers. Since not Rat
or Mouse has been heard in gNrret or cellar
Nagreyor ioSal Tiatos..i
IHAVE BEEN EELLING--Iour EXtermna-
tor for the last year, and have found it n sure
shot every time. | have not known it to fail il
single instance
GEo. Rose, Cardington, 0,
! WE ARE SELLING-Your preparations rap
/ idly, and wherever they have been used, Rats,
/ Mice, Reaches, and vermin disappear immedl-
utcly
Ecarn srorrrep, Drug n. Windsor, Nd
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ENECUTORS' NOTICE.-Lcttcrs tcstamen-
II tary having this luy been granted to the un-
dcrsigped on the estate Of IGNATlUS THOMP-
son, late of Lawrence township, Clcurleld coun-
ty, deed all PERSON knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims against it will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN J.. THOMPSON,
j. ". THOMPSON.
Curwen.yillc, May Is. EN'rs.
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DI virtue Of sundry VIII Of EendliIUnI EEpo
ID mas, issued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Clearfeld county, and to mo directed,
there will be exposed to public sale, at the court
house, in the borough OF Clearfeld, oh Monday
the 18th day Of June, 1861, the following des-
crbed property, viz:
certain tract OF laad situate in Dcccaria
township, Clcar1ield county, bounded by lands Of
Boynton and Ncving, II. b. Wright and others,
containing CS acres, more or less, with about 49
ncres cleared, and one large frame hous2, one
small house, stable and blacksmithshop erected
thereon. Seized and taken in execution aud to
be sold as the property Of Wesley Ncvling.
I. q. MILLER Sheriff,
Sheriff Office, Clcarfield, May %, 80.
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PlRpoYrD.-Gov. Curtin has pardoned
I'm. Byerly who was sentenced to the
for substituting fraudulent
lection return at the October election in
hDadelphia aud Thereby degrauding
Tn. +. Lehman the Democratic candi-
ate for Congress, out of his certificate of
,ection, which was awarded to John NJ.
butler the Republican candidate, who
til holds on TO it Notwithstanding the
rOof of the fraud and conviction OF the
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EHecutors' Notice.

I ETTERS TESTAMENTAFY having been
1 4 granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
LEVI COFFIN, late Of Harthaus township, Clear
field county, decd, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against it will present them duly authen-
ticatcd for settlement
FREDERICK COFFIN.
Karthaus May 20, Cit.
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r0sT-in the borough of Cloarfeld, on
.,erday, (2Sth inst. an English Lever
.,g Watch, smooth back, made by John
boson & Co., Liverpool, No. 1868. Any
,,,on finding the same will be literally
,srded by leaving it at this office.
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rN nGIerMR,s NnTINE.-NolIcc. Is bcrc

n EGISTERS sOTIE E.-Notice, is here
II, by given tlat the following accounts have
been oxaniDed and passed by me, and remain
filed Of record in this Office for the inspection of
heirs, lcgatces, .creditors,and all others in aay
othe way interested, and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court Of Clearfcd county, to
be held at tie Court House, in the borough Of
Clenrfcld, commencing on the Sd Monday Of
June, 1851. fer confirmation and allowance:
lst The account of Jesse Hutton, administrator,
and Mary L, Kelly, administrators, of all Gpd
singular the goods ard ehattcls, righty ana
credits, which we're of James VI. Kelly, late Of
Glen Hope Clear6eld county, Pa.
I'd. The Testamentary account Of Anges NJ. Gill,
Executor Of the last win and testament Of Geo.
Gill; late Of the township Of Bradford. in the
county of Clearfeld deceased.
Sd. The Final account Of Jesse lines, Admins
traitor of all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits, which were Of William
NJ. Brisben, late of the township Of Brady, in
the county Of Cearleld, deceased.
4th The account ofWm. Festh, Adnir. Of the Es
tate OF Simon Stewart, late Of Linn Co. Iowa.
5tb. The Final Account Of Joseph Patterson and
John Patterson, Administrators Of all and sin
rular the goods and chattels, rights and credits
which we're Of Abraham High, late Of Law
renee township, Clearheld county. deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Reg'r
Registers Office May IS, 1861.
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BRIGADE ORDERS No. |.

A LII the Volunteer Companies composing the
"A jth Brigade, l4th Division Pennsylvania
Volunteers, are hereby ordered to meet at the
Fair Grounds, at Clea field, on Monday the 10th
lty Of June next, at o'clock, p. NJ. BY order,
S c. PATCHIN,
May %. Brig. lnspec.
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TAUTION.--ALL persons are hereby eau.
Y toned against purchasing Or mcdlling with
the following property, now in the hands of Bur
ton Mum Of Brady township, 70 wit Two
Yoke of Oxen, Four Cove, Ono Calf, Three Heif-
fcrs, Two Steers, One Sow and Eight Pigs-as
the same belongs to mo and are subject to my
order, and have only been left gith him on loan.
S. Il. L0BAUGH,
graly tp., April q, t'.-3t
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Great 1iSCOYerY.

4 HAVE made a discovery of the utmost i'm
| pertance to every married person Of either
sex, and will send the full particulars concerning
it to any one on receipt Of stamp to pay for re-
turn postage. Address
DIR. J. u. NARTELL,
apl 2i-iy Alfred, MaiRc
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y,smocratic Standing Committee.

meeting ofthe Committee will be held at tho
g., Of the Chairman, in Clearield borough, on
'.,lsy, Jane lOth, at / o'clock, A. NJ. Pune
u ,,iiendance is requested, us business connec-
4 ai,h the Primary Election will then be trans
" %4,d l.. J. GRAMS, Chm.
NAY 81
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8WAWIN AlRM8.

A Ill persons having possession Of STATE
n ARMS, such as MUSKETS, RIFLES. &c,
are directed to return the same to Capt JAMES
DowLER, at New Washington, or TO Capt, 7. j.
McCuLLoUGR at Clear6eld, on or before the 4th
day of July next Against those neglecting this
notice the law will be vigorously enforced. By
order ,. Z. PAICHl IN,
NAV e2ud3tsls6l. Brig, Inspec'
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Democratic Standing Committee.

ptMOCIdLlC DlduulllS NOmuI4GIOO'
In accordance with resolution pasSe,
Athe Democratic County Meeting, hel,
NClearfeld in September last, the Presi
Dent, Hon. James 7. Leonard, appoint
q the following named persons as
sanding Committee for 1861;
Clarified L. J. Grams, Chairman.
Beccaria-John D. Miller.
Bell John Ross, .jr.
Btoggs-George Dimel;pg.
KKradtord Samuel Z. Wilson.
Brady George j. Yoas.
BBloOm-John Smith.
lBurnside-James NcMurray.
ghest--Robert McCully.
C.oyington-P. Z. Hegarty.
Gurwensville-Daniel Faust.
acknowledgements HOY.
rerguson--Grier Bell.
to&-James Mcclellan.
Irard l. Alexander Livingston.
SSoshen Robert g. Shaw.
SSraham-Samuel Launsberry.
II,ulch-John Jord an.
Hnton-H. J. v oodward.
Jordan Joseph Patterson.
Aiarthaus-William S. Sankey.
ASnox-Conrad Baker.
IIwrence-Josiah w. Thompson.
nunber City-William w. Wright.
SMorrls-EdNa ard Perks.
new Weshington-Joseph Breth.
ppesnn-David T. Sharp.
ri,ike-D, c. Dale.
ssnlon William F. johnson.
"Oodward--Thomas Henderson.
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WANTED.-Agents and CanvNssers to en-
gage in the sale Of this work, in every town and
village in the United States who will be supplied
with the work at two dollars II dozen or, Fifteen
dollars a huT dred.
Address all orders with romittanccs enclosed,
for tho quantities wanted, at the above rates to
the publishers,
T. b. PETERSON Is BROTHERS,
300 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
An / they all receive immediate attention.
May 10, 'Gl.
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CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby cau-
Z toned against purchasing, or in any way
,nedding, with a certain YOKE Of 0NEN-Red
and whte--uow in the possession Of Benjamin
Chance, Of Graham township, as the same belong
10 me and are left with him on loan only.
TIIOs. u. F0RCEE.
Grnbpn,ton Nav o. 'Gl,
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CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby eau
y toned against purchasing, or meddling in
any way, with sORREL HORSE, known as the
Irwin Horse, now in the possession Of W. X.
Shimel, of Graham township, as said horse be-
longs to me and is left with him on loan only.
THOS. II. FORCEE.
Grahamton, May q, l6L
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DIR. J. W. POTTER.

PhysiCian and Surgeon, has permanently
located at Lccontes Mills, Girard township, of
fers his professional services to the surrounding
community. May 3, 1851.
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To LgmberMeR :

SAW MEL FOR SALE. I have erected
- now first class SAW-MILL for Eighty feet
Timber, at DuNCANNON, below Green's Dam,
On the Susquehanna-and desire to have Part
ucr whc will furnish Squared Rated Lumber at
Green's Dam, to stock the Log Pond to its full
capacity.
This Mill Will have the command Of tho mar
ket in Petersburg and Duncannon and Of two
thirds Of Perry county and a large amount Of
business may be done at good prices. 1t is Oh
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and in communica-
ton with Philadelphia and Baltimore.
In the present depressed state of the Tidewa-
ter market, invite attention to a home mark ct
that will remnerlte. Address early by 2lail, OF
call on GRGFFITH JONES'
ap24-6 DuncOnnon Perry CO., Pa.
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nNGNIsTR ATOR's NOTICE.

A DMG INSTR ATOR'S NOTiCE.-Lctters
n Of Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
CHARLOTTE WEAVER, late Of Brady town
ship, Clcuri cid county, deceased all persons in
dcbtei to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same Hillprcscnt them duly authenticated for
settlement. GEO. KNARR,jr,
Nav Il. g. Adu'r.
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a(ch advertisements.

A. iUTION.-All persons are hereby caution
a. cd against purchasing or in any way med
ding. with Of II acres of oats in the ground
Of 6 acrs of corn in tho ground Cook-stoyc-
? Beds and Bedding, and one Clock, in the pos
session of Philip Shimel, of Bradford township
as the ga me belong to me
ROBT. s. STEWART.
May %, lSGi.-3t,