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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20
OFFICIAL. REPORT OF THE Cap
TIRE OF ROANOKE.

/ -loNK co. ID.
The gun boat Stars ana Strips arrived
here this noon, from Hurnside's cxpedi.
ton, with bearer of dispatches for the
government.
He reported Tie route of the rebels
as complete. Three thousand prisoners
were captured ana all their gun boats
burned or cap'urcd except two, which
escaped in the canal
The Federal! loss killed is 42-wound-
cd about 1870; rebels killed about 80.
and wounded less than 100.
The advance from lIatteras took place
on cGnosday morning. The cxpcdi.
ton consisted Of sixty vessels. The feet
anchored off S:umpy Point that night
and tie next day, and proceeded to the
entrance CT Crotan Sound After a re-
! c)rnossance the attack was commenced
on Friday morning, the Underwater lead.
! ing the column. The rebel fleet was at
tackled and dispersed in half an hour by
the navy, while the remainder attacked
the land batteries. The fight continued
until dark. During the night 10000
mel were landed, and on Saturday morn.
ing 1000 moro 4 masked battery Of 3
guns was soon discovered by the skirm
ishc!s. and was attacked in front and on
both tlanks.
The list, 18th and SD Massachusetts,
the oh aud 5lst New York, and 10th
Connecticut were particularly engaged
The 10Th Mass. and the 18th CT. suffer.
cd most seriously. The fight lasted ONLY
three hours. Whcn the battery was
Abandoned our troops pursued and sur
rounded the rebel camp and took nearly
the whole command prisoners. O. Jcn.
nings Wise was shot twice while cndeav-
oIing to escape in a boat.
Col. Russell, of the 10th Connecticut.
Was killed at the head Of his regiment -
Lieut.. COL Man,cile, of the Dupiccle
Louaves, whose services were voluntary,
was killed. No other officers were killed
above the rank Of lieutenant
Our total loss in killed and wounded
is less than 200, and the number Of kill.
cd is less than so.
On Sunday afternoon, feet Of fifteen
cunboats started for Elizabeth City,
The place was shcllcd, and having been
evacuated and partially burnt by the rcb
q troops, was occupied. The Scabird,
which was the flagship in Com Lynch's
Fleet, was run down and boarded, and
the gallant Commodore escaped by swim,
ming to the shore.
The news from Elizabeth CITY was re-.
ceived at Roanoke Island on Monday eve.
ming.
Gen. Wise was at Nagshead, and sue
ceeded in escaping to Norfolk
The rebels made no fight after being
driven from their cntrcnohmcnts, which
was done by the Hawkins Zouaves and
the 2lst Massachusetts,. Young Wise
resisted the storming parties till he was
wounded and carried off, when hi. com.
mand retrcated with the others to the
upper part Of the Island, where thew
laid down Their arms.
Elizabeth City Was but half burnt bv
the rebel soldiers The people sent off
dcrnIa'ion to Commodore Gold,boro
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Aew advertisements.
SHERIFF SALE.

Hy virtue OF special execution to me directed
sued from the otlit OF he clerk of the ps,ric,
Court IN ana for the county II Cedar and state
%! Iowa. in favor Of James Moore and now as.,ur.
ca 10 Nm. Moore, and agan.tGcorge Mrsurne,
Jane McBnfncy, aud p. ID. Turner have Levied
upon the foliowIn property as the proper,y NJ
i. ID. Turner to-wit. ~
Inc south half ct the northeast quarter and
the north half Of the southeast quarter .r sec.
t'"h twenty IN township cight,-two north Of
range three" west Of the 5ih D. H., CONTAINING
100 acres: more or less situated in Cedar coun,1
iowa, with the appurtenances thereon:
Ana snail DIR the same for sale at public ont.
,a a. 'hG court house door in the town of Tip
ION IN said county. on Saturday, the 18Th d,v ~
March, A. ID. 1882 at one o'clock u IN, Of said
day to satisfy said execution and costs ih al ,n.
accrue thereon. "' '""9
Dated this 18th day Of February. A. n. lac,
DAVID PLATAkR Sheriff
pouc w OF Cedar county Iowa
"N'"''N' deputy. !prfcesa 40
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. l6.

According to latest ad,iccs, the ftd
era army was in vigorous pursuit OF the
rebels. Prices army was o. Crane Creek
20 miles from here, on Friday, aud other
forces five miles in the rear, preparing to
make an carly start in pursuit the next
morning Price has placed his train in
advance Abou: 100 wagons, contain
ing supplies for train, were brought into
this place, from Forsyth, only few
hours before his retreat Rebel sympa-
thiscrs here claim that Price will be re:
inforccd ty II or Is regiments from
Bcn.ouvil'c, Ark, und r Gen Van Dorm,
but Gen SI-e', who was advan cling on
the rebel column hy a different route
than that pursued hy Gen. Cnrtiss, IN y
strik" blow on their flank, and upsr,
Prices cH'cul,tion. Four rebel officers
AID thirteen privatcs fell into our hands
on Friday. and are now here The ofi
GERS are IT." notorious Col Freeman. NJ
u ,, "a o.. 81 ~. a.. C"r@. D;,h
cnson, chief engineer, and Capt Downc,I.
quaItcrnrs'cr.
A pony express with relay posts, has
been established by Capt. baldwin he
tween Rolia and this point.
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News Of the Fight at ~. Donelson.
Special to Chicago Tribune.
Nr,p ET DuNEISOS. Feb IS

NEAR FT. DoNELsoN, Feb. Is.
Firing commenced again at daylight
and continued, ut intervals, oil day long
up TO i o'clock.
No movement or assault ty the lane
forces has been made
Night before last an attemp. was mad
by the rebel. to take Taylor's battery /"
light artillery, but they rere repu''cd b,
two regiments, and driven back beyont
their entertainments.
Our loss in wounded is considerable
but not more than 8 or ! dang"rousl
wounded.
Six gun boats arrived yesterday ant
commenced 40 attack on the fort. AT
.. m the firing was very rapid and Sc
we're, and lasted one hour and twenty
minutes, hen cur gun boats cil back -
The four iron clad boats went within 800
yards of the fort Al of their river guns
except six wel" either dismcunt'd or Fl
| fenced
The fret shot from the Louisville dis
mounted the rebels LIS FOUNDER. The
Louisville received 81 shots, two Of
which took effect, one striking the star
board side Of her deck and passing
through the length of the boat, killing )
men, and broke her tillcr rope short
distance from the pilot house, The rope
was then managed by some Of the hands,
when a shell from tie Tyler, which lay
some distance astcrn, burst over the Lou.
isvillc, scattering the men at the til'cr-
rope and so disabling the stearing tackle
that the boat was compelled to drop
asttrn.
One shot struck the Pittsburgh in the
bow and stove an immense lole in her,
which caused her to draw oat of the &C
ton. The LEAK, however, has been sop
ped.
One sho; struck the pilot house Of the
St Louis, passing through it between
the pilots wheel, withou, injuring him.
Al! the boats were more or less injured
hu, none but the Louisville seriously -
There were five killed and two wounded
on the Louisville. The gun boats will
not be 10 condition to renew Tie attack
before to morrow morning
In consequence Of the height Of the
bluffs, on which the for,iic4tious are
built. the gun boats cannot have as much
effect On them rs those Of F; Henry;
therefore it will require a much longer
time to reduce this fort.
The rebels have raised the black flag.
I, can be seen flying from the bank a
short distance from here.
Q. rIrrp At IT. rosrLsoS. Fcb. lS--ra.
The right wing Of cur force before 1t.
Donclson commenced the stormire Of the !
fort about noon, and have taken the right .
wing Of the cncmy's Notifications, over
which the stars aud stripes are now float
ing in triumph.
The opposing forces are now almost
breast to breast, ready to open TIE work
IF death upon each other q, any moment.
We have lost two Lieutenant Colonels
( lied. Of which is Lieut. Co! Smith Ct
he 4Sth Illinois, and two Colonies wvun.
K d
TIE 18Th regiment fought like tigers,
nd are badly cut up.
The loss on both sides is pretty severe
More particulars scon.
Schwalzs battery. captured by the !
Al L | \
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4 GRAND DRINK.

We have seen in sever papers tha,
there is some talk Of having the Iowa
Legislature, the Wisconsin Legislature,
aud the Illinois Constitutional Conveo.
ton, meet IN Chicago, ostcnsibIy for the
purpose Ct talking over the interests of
the A2-!-Tc-!' hn! really to 1axes gs:ss!n4d
ture Will show their good sense by doing
up what business they have to do, and
then adjourn. Let such excursions be
lor more prosperous days.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20
Only One Volunteer.

A paper published at the countv.sra,
oil ocho"aIle county, n Y, spcahs Of
l''cr borst as the only volunteer from
that town IN the army. We hcara great
deal about Democrats making IN orr
army, some saying there are 500 600 q,
That STRIPE IN the scrvic"-others. more
modest, claim twenty five to one, two.
thirds and bare majority. Here is
commentary on these pretensions. One
OF the strongest Democratic counties in
the State of New York, which can always
be eounted on Hy that party, furnishes
one man from its county seat for the
ARMY. Now, we have no desire to un-
uerfase the patriotism Of Democrats or
any other portion Of the people; men of
"Il parties and factions have rallied to the
heIp OF the Union, and we would cast no
reflection on any. But Democratic pa
r2r' are Continually harping on the mum
Der Of their party friends in tn army,
aud c's,ing sIur> on the patriotism Of
t'eir political opponents and Rerub
can papa,s, anxious for the success of
our arms, and having no desire to create
party chickering's in the army, have al
loved these institutions generally to go
unnotioed, knowing that time would
show their fal>ity. But in order to re,
mind the partisan press that they are 20;
iuyulncrabie to criticism. we submit tc
their consideration the above item. -
Dur. Guz.
The Democrat aud some Democrats ot
this place, have been the habi, Of Drag
gang that there were many more Demo
Gratis than Republicans in the army, and
when told that of those who have zone
from THIS vicinity, by far the create,
part were Republicans, :hoy have admit,
ted 1t but said that in other places i, va,
different It may do them good to con
slider facts like the above. That til.
greater portion Of the old Democrats in
the North, are true and loyal men, we
are happy to believe and state. Such
are worthy Of all prai.e.
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From Washingtac.
W ASUlSGTDS Feb

W HSiilShlbN, L eD 10.
Senator Latham will, TO morrow. intro
oucc bill Tor the survey Of a telegraph
he from San Francisco to the Northwest
coast, ria Behring's Strait, ard Asia,ic
Russia, to the mouth of the AMOR river.
as proposed by Mcdonald C, llias. The
enterprise will be under the direction Of
the President, and other nations will be
invited to par'ic pate in it.
\ board Of officers convened to invcs
tI-ate the quality Of clothing furnished
by contractors have discovered that at
least one third now o, hand is entirely
worthless The facts being reported to
the Secretary Of War, he ordered the
payments to the contractors to be at once
suspended
Gen SedywicE. a Brigadier General
in Gen. Heintzclman's division, has been
assigned to the command of Gen. Stones
division.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DTBIIC Notice is hereby given that Alice A.
Dickinson alias Alit e a. Cox. EXcrvtrix 81
the ,s'a of Van +. OK deceased, on the 3D. day
Of February A . y. lNr2. being the first Monday
of sill month. fled her petition asking to 10
discharged from further dniies in the premises;
all persons desiring to contcst'he same must I"
0 on or ler,rc thc first Monday in March. 1851
or said petition will he granted and confirmed
as prayed for therein.
&c. BETTs. County Judge.
p!sTT SrrCrr. A,th-.
I,mOn Feb ID l~t2-ninJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

l~The Legislature Of Delaware pro.
poses to abolish slavery in that State, if
Congress, sat its present session. en-
gage to pay 100000 in ten annual in.
stalmcnts to the owners Of the slaves.
-- Take the world easy, but be careful
lest by the world you are easily taken.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

NOTICE h hereby given thst the uudsy,lSs.
~ ed John Monahan has this day been appoint.
ed 10y the County Court Of Cedar county. iowa
Executor OF the estate Of Michael Monshan de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said ests,.
WV make payment to the undersigned, without
delay, and those having claims against said "a.
rae will file them in the Office Of the Countv
Judge OF said county OF Cedar, proved accordin.
to law. JOHN MON MAN E,"",'.s
January ;, ls62-nlw4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

IiE CONFESS AND EXPERIENCE or
4 srFFEHEr -Puhlish"d ~ a warning and
.o' '''e especial benefit OF Young Men and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility Inss ~ Wa.'
Dry Pr mature Decay, &c, &C., by one who h..
cured himself by simple means. after being nm,
20 great expense and Inconvenience. thrnnoh
i ,ne use OF worthless medicines prescribed Nv
SngIe copies may be had ofthe author. G. A
' ,n. L.sq' 'recnpoiht, Long Island. by on.
cioslng q postpaid addressed envclope. Adi,es.
Long Island, Ny. fa man,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20
ESTRAY COLT.

TAKEN Up by Levi pickets. At his residsses
in Pioneer Township. Cedar county. Iowa. On
the 9TH day of December. A. y. 1861. 4 black
HORSE COLT; little white on its right hiad
feet half way up to the pattern joint and hss
heen hurt under the belly. supposed to be anae-
gcd Three years old last Spring and appraised
ut thirty dollars ALONZO SHAW.
Upton Dec IA. lsGl-n5lm3'l Co. CLERK.
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Preparations are being largely made
in vari US parts of the country to 60 into
the manufacturing of maple sugar this
Spring on an extensive scale. This bus
mess, in consequence Of the hi Oh price
OF cane sugar, will be likely ,oprove very
remuDsrativc
Gen. ZollicofFer leaves large fami
y of children unprovided for and the
Memphis Aoaiaschc suggests that they
Shall be adopted by the State of Tenn.
A woman il love is a very poor
Judge Of chlracttr Sic can see nothiny
but excellence where others see nothing
but shaIIownes and rJ,tenness. Ditto
on the other SIDE with a man in love-
onl y more so.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

re-" The victories of this moa,h are
certainly cheering to the patriots heart
They Il c sure to lie followed by o,her.
soon. Isn't it about time Gen. McCleI.
land, had pa, lis part Of the ian conda"
in motion
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

sss,- Much has been said about Mrs.
L'ucoln's ball. and mostly in ccnsurc.
We b :lieye there was no dancing, lut
there was grand party. Mrs !. has
relations in both armies, and if she feels
like INDUCING in such gatherings, we
cannot decay her right to do SO, although
We canuot admire her taste
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

Ry Gen. Curtis has taken large part
of Gen Prices stores and a part of his
staff. Gen. Sigcl WIS, at last accounts
IN close pursuit. u Price himself
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New YOnK, Feb. 10.

The rebel stealner Nashville, left
Southampton en- the 3D. inst She pas
scd the Felcr'I gunb,at Tuscarora off
Cuwcs. where the latter was anchored
The Tuscarora steamed up to start in
chase of the Nashville, but the frigatc
Shannon Was alongside to prevent her
d"prrtnrc for "A honrs. The last seen
of the Nashville was tina, she was steam
ing down the channel with al speed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

ntn- 1t i. rumored that Savannah has
been taken by the Fcderals. Hope i'sso.
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nJ- Bowling Green has been evacua-
ted by the rebels, Columbus is now the
ely place in keutucky held by the reb
els IN ANY tprre.
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LATEST!
IA The report that Floyd was cap'ur'
ed i, uptrue. or ut least premature.

"a All troops now in Iowa are order
ed to St. Louis.
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Criminal IkCtnrns Of Inuo,

We are indebted to Hon. II. c. LOOMS
for copy Of the pamphlet report Of the
Secretary of State Of the criminal returns
Of the State Of Iowa for lS6)-Gl, Erom
this report we CLEAN the following for the
year $50:
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ed to St. Louis
PHILADELPHIA, Feb II.
Advices Just received from IT. Mon.
roe, announce the glorious news that
Savannah has surrendered to the Old sea.
dog. Dupont, and the stars and stripes
are now flying over the soil Of Georgia.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb II.
The DISPATCHES at headquarters re.
duce the number Of the rebel garrison
captured at Fort Donelson to 10, 900, and
and state that Gen. Pillow was not
among the captured Generals, as ut first
reported.
The prisoners will probably be sent to
Camp Douglas, Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Feb IS.
The nomination of Gen. Grant as Ma.
jor General was seut into the Senate to.
day. lie will be confirmed.
President Lincoln's boy William is
still in critical condition
The bill which the territorial commit.
tee of both Houses are maturing will O, .
ganize the rebel territories on the princi.
pie that by rebellion those States CON-
mitted suicide, and that with it. their
local laws and peculiar institutions have
died
Six hundred and six sailors. volunteer,
from the Massachusetts, and Name reci.
mentS, have started for Cairo to day. 10
man the iron clad gun boats which have
been waiting for them two weeks. Eve.
ry scafaring man in the regiments from
which they were detailed was anxious to
be one of them
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yon want Mill that will clean out the "a,
my A. ". PEGRYH
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SECOND EIEHh.C Gil.

SE' oNb iI$tA Gil.
Just as | closed my dispatch yesterday
| received reliable information that the
rebel steamers which escaped had gone
to Elizabeth City. and thercuron i'm
mediatcly o:de:cd Commodorc Rowan to
take Ii If our steamers under his COM
mand and 90 in pursuit of them, and At
so if practicable, to execute another ser.
vice-tLc destruction Of the North River
a link Of the Albcmarlc and Chesapeake
canal.
The way he has already accomplished
the first part of it, his own preliminary
report, copy Of which | herewith en-
close, will inform You.
lam, &C., J. NJ. GoLDsDono.
COM. HowAN's REPORT.
l.. s. Steamer Dclnware, IF Elizabeth
Gin. FEB 10Th Sir have to resort
that have met the enemy off this place
this morning at 0 o'clk., aud after IA very
s,.arp engagement have succeeded in des.
troying bis entire naval force, and siicnc.
ing aud destroying his battery on Cobb's
Point. The only vessel saved frsm dcs-
tuc.ion is the Ellis, Capt. j. NJ Cook,
who was wounded and is prisoner on
board this ship. | have other prisoners
| am happy to say that our Casualties are
few, considering the warmth Of the enc
,ny's fre-say 2 or . killed and some
wounded. The conduct of the gallant
men | have the honor to command is
worthy of all praise. None of our YES
sells are severely injured.
! shall leave here small force, and
visit the canals and take a look into the
other place before return.
| have the honor, &c,
r c. Rowan, I. s. N.
WAsuINGyoS, Feb. IA.
Hamilton Fish and Bishop Amcs re-
turned to Washington to-day, ana made
a report to the Government of their mis-,
sion relative to prisoners in the South.
They passed to Fortress Monroe and
made known their commission to the
Confederate authorities at Norfolk, by
whom the matter was referred to Rich.
mond A reply came refusing the com
miss 'oncrs admission TO the Confederate
territory, but expressing readiness to nc.
gotiate for the general exchange of pris.
oners. Our commissioners opened neyo.
tiations, which resulted in perfect sue
cess. An equal exchange was agreed,
but the confederatcs had 800 more pris.
oners than we. With considerable mac.
nanimity they proposed to release those
also on condition that our government
wruld agree to release 800 Of their men
that may yet fall into their hands.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb IS.
We arc in recei pit Of good news from
Bowling Green, but the tclcgraphine
ahercof is expressly intcrdictcd for the
present by the commanding General.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-20

The following abstract, for the year
1861 shows healthy increase in the
morris Of our Eiatc.
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We arc in receipt Of good news from
Bowling Green, but the tclcyraphinc
ahercof is expressly intcrdcted for the
present by the commanding General.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
Important Information
LOuden'S Indian EXpeCtOTan'I

THIS REMEDY is offered to the community
4 with tho confidence we feel in nm article
which seldom fails to realize the happiest effects
that can be desired So wide Is the field of its
usefulness and so numerous the cases OF its cures
that almost every section Of the country abouuds
with persons publicly known, who havs been res
tored by its use. Here is one case of an
ASTONlSHI c L RE!
TINS MAY CERTIFY, That my son lay sick for
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease of the Lungs, aud every remedy prescrb-
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief gave up
allhopes Of his recovery so dtd the physician.
At this stage prevailed upon him to try II bottle
Of LUUDON & cos. INDIAN ENFECTORANT,
and the result was most happy, ns the use Of
three Hotties effected permanent cure und he is
now a hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should be without it; and those
who have used it, never will keep all of LOU
DEN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale Call aud see the list.
A. B. SHAW, Shawsville.
va For sale by other Merchants in Clearfed
county. April >, '6!.-Gm.
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TIMES IN pHILADEI

-
- PPiA!- Tremendous Excitement among n
Masses :! !-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Ps!ire and the notorious For
ger and countericiter, ia Oes Buchanan Cross ,
Cross Recaptured 1t seems to be the gener.
al ofinion in Clearfeld, that if Cross had worn
pair Of Frank Shorts Frcnch-calf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet. However, Shorty Is
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all Breckenridge, Dopglass
Lincoln and Bcl men, and women and children
in Clearfeld. and Sinnemahoning in particular,
that he is prepared to furnish them with Boots.
Shoes and Caters Of any style or pattern stitch
ed, sewed or pegged, (and as he il a short fol.
low on short notice.
AL kinds Of country produce taken in ex.
change, and cash not n fused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, al
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, oppost,
Reed Weaver Co'sstore. FRANK SHORT.
N. \, Findings FOR sale. sept %, 1900
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New Watch and JeweIry Store.

s. II. LAUCHLIS CHARLES HOLES.
TTNHE undersigned, having located in the tor.
ough Of Clearfeld, Cin the shop formerly %.
cuped by r. Welch, deed, as a Jewelry shop.
are prepared to do all work in their line Of bust.
ness on the shortest notice, and on the most reas.
enable terms We are confident that we cannot
be cxcelled by any workmen in the town or coun-
ty. Just Civ, us a fair trial sigu Of the
BIG w TCH
n. B-The cash will be positively expected
when the work is delivered
.LAUCHLlN d HOLES.
Clearfed, Pa. April 9, 1862