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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
Hanterdon County Militia.

Soulder arms On Saturday next.
the militia of this county, pursuant to
an order from Gen. Sergeant, are ex-
pected 30 meet by companies at their
several rendezvous and do their duty
as soldiers. For noncompliance of
said order, each and every person is
liable to fine. Therefore, it behooves
every male citizen between tue ages
of Is and As to get himself ia shape
and keep step to the music. Below
will be found a correct list of the
DrilI-sergeants. the place of meeting,
the nambar Of men in each company.
90
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26

Advertisements should be marked the length
of time they are to be inserted or they Will be
kept in until ordered out, and charged for ac-
Oerdingly,
ALI yearly or half-yeerly advertisements duo
quarterly, and al transient advertising must be
paid for in advance
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
Better Times Coming,

In the opinion of many sagacious
people, business will take an improved
turn, after the extra session of Con-
gress. The immense amount of money
expended by the Government among
the people is gradually quickening
our industrial interests. Though
Southern debts are repudiated, the
old fogy credit system is destroyed at
the same time. The medicine may be
bitter, but its effects will be salutary.
In the opinion Of good business men,
the North will regain all the prosper
perity it has lost, before the channels
OF trade for the South are even opened.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
Attention Company.

The Locktown Volunteers, Compa-
ny d. Of the LIST Regiment Hunterdon
Brigade, will meet at Locktown, on
Saturday, June 29th, 1861, at 2
o'clock P. M, fully armed and equip
ped, for inspection, drill and parade.
BY order of
CAPT. JOHN BELLE.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
Letters from Camp Princeton.
HEAD QUARTERs Sd Reg. N. j, b. 1
ARLINGTON HRIGHTs, June 18th, 1861.

HnAD QUARTERs Sd Reg. n. j, b.
| ARLINGTON HRIGHTs, June 18th, 1861.
B. B. BLAoKwRLL.-We hear from
our little town occasionally, and al
ways feel glad when we receive good
news but sometimes hear that which
is untrue, injurious to character, and
wounds the feeling. There is one re-
port which has been circulated pretty
freely, and no doubt done by some
malicious person in our camp, by writ
ing letters home which state that Cap
tain s. R. Husselton, of company /,
Sd Reg, had been arrested and placed
In confinement, which is false in every
particular Capt. Husselton is
gentleman, and has so conducted him
self ever since we have been in the
service. If imposition has beed prac-
tice6 on either side, 1t has been on the
side of the men.
1t appears that some of our next
door neighbors have been writing
queer stories home in regard to the
scouting and foraging-little matter
incidental to the life of soldier. In
my humble opinion, such matters, al
though carried on TO some extent, are
not endorsed by every soldier, and not
much to boast of. The commander of
our neighbors has not yet started on
that secret expedition, known only to
himself We yet remain at Camp
Princeton, with no prospect of moving
away from it until we move for home.
Yet, there is possibility that we may
be sent forward-it is so stated by
some Of the officers
Many of the members of our COM
pany feel grateful to the citizens Of
Lambertville for the handsome pres
ents received from their hands. and
often give them three cheers.
We had splendid parade yester-
day, the whole four regiments having
been brought together in one field I
have just learned that we are to be
sent to Fairfax Court House, (Va.,)
shortly. The Secessionists are send
ing great many troops there. The
First and Fourth Regiments are all
ready now for march, and the New
Jersey Second and Third will soon
follow-so it is reported
I see a letter from Your place in
which was stated that that one of our
men had deserted, and was taken and
condemned to be shot. This is another
falsehood--his time had not run out
by day. There was soldier caught
sleeping on guard, and what they will
do with him I do not know-probably
"shoot hin in the neck.n
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
FIRST REGIMENT.
CoIonel--G. II LARSON.
Lient. Col.--V. r. MATTHEWS.
Ma;orG W Gonowr


Co A H Holcombe. Captain. Lambert.
ville-64 men.
Co B-samuel Curry, Captain Lambert
ville---75 men.
Co C Fl Larson, Captain; Lambertville
go men.
Co D--Alfred Yerkes, Captain Lambertville
--63 man.
Co En- Y Young, Captain Mt Airy-S4
men.
Co F-Joseph Q Taylor. Captain; Rock
Churchill men.
Co G--R Wilson, Captain School House
ga men.
Co HIS E Allen, CAPITA in Reading School
House-76 men.
Co Robert Sharp, Captain Stockton
80 men.
Co J-Charles w Godown. Captain Sandy
Ridge-107 men.
Co K-Jonathan NJ HOppock, Captain bum
ker Churchill men.
Co L-Wm R Bearder, Captain Lo ektown
go men.
M-Wm Riley, Captain, Tidd'a School
House-S2 men.
CoN-Chas W Holcombe, Captain Vert
viIle--62 men.
Co o--Nathan Stout, Captain Unionyile-7s
men.
Co P-John sutphin, Captain Ringoes--
SO men.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26
SECOND REGIMENT.
Colonel WIZ. Fl. SLATER.
Lieut. Colonel J. G. HAWK.
Major s. B. HUDNCF.

MAYOR .. D. 14pDaCI.
Co A--E N Heath, Captain Beans Hotel,
Kingwood-63 men.
Co B-MV Rittenhouse, Captain Lari-
Co CIV srope, Captain Bapusttown--05
men,
Co D-Robert Williams, Captain Hams
burgh--72 men.
c5E-Wm Gary, Captain Quakertown--
90 men.
Co F-Lewis Young, Captain; Pittstown
IA men.
Co G--Reuben Person Captain Cberryville
so men.
CoH-J s Plerson, Captain Frog Tavern
Co Robert 7 Andersen, Captain; Mech
Iin's-69 men
Co j. Jas Hioe, Captain; Milford-6S men.
Co K-James Murphy Captain. Little
York-l03.
Co L--C BartoIstte Captain; Viewers He
tel. Milford-10o men.
Co M-Bryan Hongh, Captain Frenchtown
--478 men.
Co. N.-Paul P. Cooley, captain; Holland
"a men.
Co O-Joa D Burgstresser. Captain ; Museo'
neteong--60 men.
Co P-Isaac Manning, Captain Everitts'
town-I26 men.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Col. JOSEPH DoNNELL.
Lieut.. Col. A. W. LITTLE.
Major JOsBPH CORNISH.
Co A--D Fl Anderson, Captain; New Hamp-
ton-132 men
Co b j Wiliever, Captain Bethlehem
SO men.
Co C-Theodore Gardner, Captain Blooms.
bury-68 men.
Co D-samuel Carhart, Captain; Colzss-
burg.
Co E-Isaac Hummer. Captain; High
Bridge-1C9 men.
Co F-Wm G Jones. Captain Lebsnon-97
men.
Co G-Jo.eph B COugls Captain; Harnpden
--79 men.
III Il RoekAgsllow, Captain Lebanon
$50 men.
Co Theodore Risler, Captain Clinton
Station-93 men.
Co John B Weller, Captain Wellor's
Hotel, Clinton--68 men.
Co K-Andrew jackson Shampanore, Cap
tain Clinton-50 men
Co Ii G Neighbor, Captain Anderscn's
Hotsl--71 men.
Co NE J Rood, Captain; whItehall--78
men.
Co N--John Eveland, Captain, ClarAesvills
LIP men.
Co O-W c Rinehart Captain New Hamp-
ton-l14 men.
Co P-Ira Anderson, Captain Patten-
burgh-50 men.
Co Q-P II Anderson, Captain; Perryviile-
IS men
Co R-Clemsnt Fl Bonnet, Captain Clinton
--98 men.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26

CAMP PRINCETON, ARLINGTON. HEIGHTS, !
June 10th, 1861. :
B. B. BLACKWELL Having few
moments leisure time, and having an
idea in my head that you and your
many reader would be pleased to hear
from the boys occasionally. I would
write you line or two, and give you
what little information | can under
the circumstances, for your widely cir
culated paper, which we receive and
all gladly to welcome in Company E.
Last night we were aroused from
our slumbers; not from feather beds,
which you have the pleasure of,enioy-
ing, but from the soft side of board
or the hard ground, to turnout, equip
and shoulder arms. Some few COM
panies got into line (the rifles are al
ways ready and on hand and all again
appeared quiet, and We were ordered
back to orr tents, to he ready at a
moments notice. 1t appears that there
was considerable firing of guns off at
some distance, which occasioned the
alarm in camp.
wish you and others of our Jersey
friends had been here yesterday and
witnessed the general review, under
General Mcdowell, and Gen. Cameron,
Secretary of War. 1t was o grand
sight. Such body of soldiers to-
gether, especially the jersey "boys,"
the Connecticut, Ohio and New York
Regiments, all a fine body Of men,
ready and willing at moments notice
10 do battle for the glosi Gus stars and
stripes.
We (the Jersey boys) will claim the
credit of not killing SO many by pow
der and bullet, but Of saving many
lives by working in the trenches and
throwing up entertainments to protect
the City of Washington, notwithstan-
ding the New York 7th claim the honor
Of sticking the first spade in for that
purpose. l think it would have been
more creditable to them had Fthey re-
manned until the work was completed.
We have IS or 80 guns mounted on
the embankment, aud indeed, they look
like peace makers. The guns are
thirty-two Founders, and when bal
from one of them hits, its quite apt to
make a clean job Of it.
You need not be surprised if you
hear more from us soon, as / cannot
think oil this reviewing, drilling, &C.,
is going on for the mere purpose Of
keeping US here and ont Of idleness. -
While am writing l hear the boom
ing of cannon at distance. We dc
not know how soon 1t may be our lot
to shoulder our guns and march to
meet the enemy We are ready, al
ia pretty good health, and in fine
spirits.
Yours Truly, j. A. X.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-26

- See advertisement of estray
heller in another coIumn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

HrsrER TAEss SEoRr.-we thought our
CearGeld hunters werS wide awaks for all kind,
a! game, but it s,sEt we were nistskcu. 4 few
n.Ja" aso, friend vf ours having taste for
irrsA 'cnis5o, (as he has got it We thiuk the
printer should have been rcme u! bcredy concluded
50 AXE bis STATEN iu the forks Il, hcmock o'or-
cooking "dscr l!ck." He had not occurred His
position long before stately buck made hls n,
Vcarauce, looking rs thocgh b. would like to re-
'Svs shot behini the fcre.sLoullsr. Our
friend risd on tho 'hot tho buck gave bound
spd at the same tine our friend bounded from
lie perch, knife in hand to complete h.r work
but unfortunately fo, him "Mr, Buck" had Mt
quite collapsed, aud succeeded in getting our
friend as" ip sucn P s:tion sgninst a tree ns
,9compsl him 10 cry for quarter AMI notified
"Buck" that he WAS not "sscesh." "Ss." below
Jag brought friends who were pcGr, to bis aid,
and wLo despatched Mr. Buck. We have no
doubt some Of cur citzgus have siuco feast,
upon Tho fal baunchss Of the "Autlcred" goPtlc-
man ,bat for e time, held cur friend as. 10 do.
rance vile
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

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il the merits ortnc Wilcox Gibbs Sewing sia-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

'ot MtntAtt hthstm atd Muntyt
Regiment l' row NJ rnmp uuum, n,al
llafi.buirnnd vii te etbaen nllcslb
The iolltwite stc lht utmcs tr iho oni
c,is rolou,L We MuuO,. oi BIattli
Coltncl Y L Macl,etll, Diprhn MaI
Wallet bn-rc,t clcaiGeli sntRcon,G T.
lloot Ccn'tci Assistant surreon - Rcd
lck Allcrhcny Chaplain, Dr McLcol
ClrorGcli Dum MJor foslcr Wciiha-
man Qso,,cr Maici's serrrnnl. q u,
Ramu' Comuiis-ny', rfeeont, j. nu'-
sci Winealc Color Sergeant, Fred. srohcs,
iIotpilal S:ewmd, Fred. parrclt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

JpS- The Supreme Court Of the State Of Nav
Elton and Jenkins for countsrfeiting Aver
Cathar.ic Pills, holding them responsible for the
tr.-l Imposition in what they have done aud
restraining them from further like Injury to tn Q
sug,hOr needs the iLterpositioa Of law to shield
yLcm from imposturc, it Is she sick ard susorng
whJ are unable 70 protect themselves. A reno
6y 50 universally cmployci as Ayers phls by al
classes, 10th t, cure aud prevent disease, shoald
m it does, have every security the Ian can sf.
gsr4h from counterfeit aLa imitation, Cabinet
sch rectaly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
THE NEWS.

There has been no fighting since or
last issue, on the Potomac. excepting It
skrmish between Two companies of Gen.
Porters Division and the rebels, near vi
enu, IN which the Union loss in missing
was from IS 10 80. Surgeon AlcXande: OF
Centre county was among the wounded
and report says IS since dead.
Affairs in Missouri again wear most
dscourugng aspect. On the removal OF
Fremont, Gen Hunter, his successor, i'm
mediately commenced e retreat With al
bis forces to ST. Louis. As his forces se>
cedcd. the Confederates, under Price aud
McCulloch, advanced and again occupy
the whole Of the South and West part Of
the State, at last accounts Price Has ana
king towards Kansas.
From Kentucky We have nothing i'm
portrait.
few days ago rumors of fighting OF
Fort Pickeus Ipenssco,a) ca.scd much
excitement. Nothing definite is known.
'ht Itl'bib hlAA IOll llCktnS thkPn Dl
she Corfederates another that tho Fed
oral forces were successful, and that zen.
Bragg was among the slain; and third,
tia. after three days fighting a great
storm came on which rendered cessation
Of hostililies necessary. 1t is evident
that neither party had much advantage
over the other
There is no news as yet from Europe,
showing the effect in England Of the sei1'
ure OF Messrs. Mason and SlIdell. DR..
Russell. the Washington correspondent of
the London Times in speaking of our pres
sert war, says ina late letter, that the
President and Cabine, were not indIspos'
ed to a fearful arbitration, and were Prob-
ably considering tho proposition ofaccep.
ting or asking for tie Intervention of tie
great European polentates.
a deuchrcnt from the Aect at Port
Royal on the 10Th nlt., took possession of
Iyo bee lsla.d, commanding the enHanee
20 SsvGn pah
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

u n TFuE "A ". shiupln oorrcspou.
d,n, Of the New York TiJunt, SAYS IN IT,.
i,Nuc Of Yesterday
~ DEsAND ron AcrloN Senator.
Chandler Of Michigan Ben wade Of q.
hio "!rumhuil or Illinois, aud Wilkinson
of Minnesota arc here representing to th,
Administration ,hat the popular demand
OF their constituents il Chat General Me
Clcllau or somebody else shal! right of
whip the rebels on the south side Of the
Potomac ia pitched battle, and as near
Bull Run as possibe,and from thence rol
the tide OF war steadily southwurd ill il
meets the waters of the Gulf.
t1ya Old maids are cross to the world in
general. because they have no husbands
90 eNpeni their i'll temper on.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
BALMORAL BOOTS .

Just opened, superior article Of ladies and
mi..ss lsayy tolcd walking BOois. The very
latest Of she s,e fashions. Besure yOu ssk for
BaltuOfAi Boots u. ". SMITH co.
Dec. {, 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04


DiED--Ia Coyinston township, on tho 23rd
ult., Mrs. Csthariue Curley relic OF John Curley,
aged 30 ycarT.
In Brady township, on the e;,h ult., Isaac
Dunlap age i 6years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

The pcrol lor which many q eur subscribers
have paid for their paper bcnEon the eve oreN.
priug, We take the liberty Of i'suing this notice,
reminding them of the Guc, in order that they
may
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
1 DNlNIsrRATnR's NOrICE.-Lett

4 DNjNiSTRAInR'S NOFlCE--Leiterl
N gf Administration having been this day
granted to tho undersigned on the estate o
ROBERT c. SH ", late Of GOSHEN town
chip, clehrfeld county, deceased, oil persons in
debtod TO 'aid estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. MARY ANN SHAW, a.
nOv.20-6t. WM l.. SHAW
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

IAUTION--ALL persons are hereby emu
~ toned sgantt buying, or in any way med.
ding wiib 3 cert ain prVmissOry note for 5 20 Civ
IN by NC payaJ to John b. Garrison Of Pike
tp dnted 2ist NoS 1861, as received no value
for the same ssd will not ply i, anloss coHbcl.
81 ty law ISAAC MAYS.
K nOI tip. dec-i.,s Ct
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
THOM - j. MCCULLOUGH,
Attorney at Law.

0Iice On Market street, oppOsito MosSop's StOi
CiesrGeld, Pa viii attend promptly 70 Co ".
tea. Sal. e Lauis, r.. .~71
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
Hard,odrc d. QnccnS1arc.

Nails, Spikes, Porks, Spades shovols, Scyths,
SAWS, Planes, Axes, Augers, Smoothing Irons,
Meat Cutters, Knives Forks, Butcher Knives
Hcissors, Pen knives, Steelyards, Tea Sets,
Iurnep Dis shcS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
II. W. SMITH & CO.


yNNECUTOR's NOITCE.-Noticc ia hero
E,I hy given that Lettors Tsstamcntary, On the
estate of SAMUEL W. SMITH, late Of Gulch
township deceased, have besn granted 10 tn,
urdt rsigned All persons in lebtcd to said os-
tate are required 10 make immediate payment,
and these having claims sgoin,t the lame vii
present shcm duly authenticated for settlement
JESSL GOSS, Ext
DEB0EA SMITH, Elk
Dec. 4, 1851 6Lrd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

nR.ISAAC GUss. is now permanent 10
4 J Gated at Tillisns Grove, CloaGic!j county.
Past patronage aud success aatte7 him with the
belief that those desiring nelicsl aid will not
hesitate to give him q call. lie Can DO fosnd
when not professionally engaged, at his OGce, ,or
at the residence of George ]. kylcg.
ctobcr O., 1861 - pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

WANTED = Th Pointers want WOOD
and COAL, to H. ep them from freezing,
WHEAT CORN, RYE, BUCK WHEAT
OATS, and MEAT, as mn antidote for
and little CHANGE mixed
with TIE combustible matter 10 ocrable u
"a bhy clothes for our Children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
RENEW THEIR CLUBS.

:, =, - =
a, sn",, ", .a,g .,it ,,"' ~ ~, 'st'''a' '"'
neighbour the fact that tbs Pa1nIo1 ASo Uyov
luo on,y uo,goyl'uy P"t'r t"''gd 'H itar'
"u's 'uu '""',"''"- "r '',S' ""''"' 'I I'"N
tbe d,y and '
,ry, ,,,,,,.,r,,,, y.,,,r.,..,.,.,,.-
4HH" '''H' NV b''' = ihEO
From cvorywferc up to th, moment the paper
goes to press political, Aisc,lneous. general
and locsl news, market rgpur's Is decidedly the
CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER pIBIISU-
I'm ~ ruE I,I,,,vI,,
mere Is scarcely luEe or town IN the state
w "h'cH oluh cannot 'e raised " the proper
okcruoh Oe maoc' ana sntcl! there are few pia
s's ~ "h'eL one"r more energetic men cannot
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

StTRAYS.--C Came to the p emiscs Of Wm. NJ.
- Burce Of Graham tp. about the 3rd of Octo-
ber, 1851, IIeifers and | Steer, supposed to be
about years old. Tn. owncroi owners are ro-
qucstcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges snd take them away, or they will be dis
posed Of ccnrdinG to law.
Nov. -, 1861 81 pd. WM. ". BURGE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

pR.JacoL KunlE tho newly elected
County Commissioner has been Sworn ino
to office and entered upon tho actN5 du
iies thereof.
The retiring member Of the Board WIN.
McCmckun Esq, le;ires from the Board
With the best wishes of iis Lss9ciutes, and
credit 10 himself.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

Sworn lv.--lIon. James Bloom and
Hen. John d. Thompson, The Associate
Judscs for this county elected in October
nsl were sworn ia on Monday hst
Mes,rs. Bloom and Thompson, ,ake
tie place Of Wm. l. Moore, and BE ,ja-
MN B,nsnlI, who have discouraged the
duties Of Associate Judges, for the past
five years, with honor alike to themselves
and their constituents.
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carr. LAnglNGR.--Cspl James H. Larrilser,
,ho VAS seized with typhoid fever,h'. numerous
ri,Lts n ills county will be glad to bear, that
hs vas, ct last accounts. con ralescent
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COE'I'I-%S,

Made to order on fhgg. noti.c, Old
hcarse furnished,
Poplar, Cherry, and Linvo9d Lumber taken
in exchange for wD.h,
ClearGe)d, October %, 1861. y.
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DMINIsT2A ATOR,s NOTICE-Lcllel

STR iY.-Cu'uc 20 tho prcnise, OF tho sub
= scriher in Burnside tr about the l0th day
Of May 1861, brown Bull with q small white
spot on the forehead, supposed to Oo about !
year old. The owner is requested to como for.
warb, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. Or Le will be disposed Of according to law.
JOHN c. KITCHEN.
Burnside tp, Nov. 70, 1861 81, rd
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tlch Establishments.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING

Il A meeting OF the Clearded County A sricul
:urtl Society will be held at the Court House ID
C!earheld on tuesday, the Ian day Of January
next. at O'Clock L. VI.
Il is desirable that a full syteHdsrce he hadSI
the cise tion Of officers for the ensuing year nil
thea be held. ELLIS IRWIN,
dee c-ith. 'Gl to, President.
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rVNIMBER TAKEN UP-A lot Of timber

't'Ef'T'N HNhI'N II'--A lot OF IlInDuT,
i consisting Of round sud square timber, with
different marks, too numerous to mention was
caught by me Mt sELFKIDGE'S LANDING
The owner or owners Of said properiy, will cali
aud prove property, pay charges and take them
away within fifteen days Of this notice, other.
wise they wilibe dealt with according to law
Goshen To- nov 30 st JOHN SELFEIDGE
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c1O0O WORTH OF STORE GOODS
'ClOOO are offered for Ccupiy Order, wy
Dc0. 4. II W. SNI1H & CO.
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REED. WEAVER & 90.

MERCHANTS. aud extensive dealers In
al kinds Of LUMBER. GRATN,and couulry pro-
duce. Store on SECOND Street, Ci,arsed Pa.
Dec. (, 1851,