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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESI

In the rnon,h of December, 1858, the under
signed for the FIRST time otlofed for sale to the
public DR., .. Dovec Dods' Imperial Wine
B'ttcrs, mud IN this short period they have
givon such universal satisfaction TO the many
thousand Of person who have tried them, that
II Is now AN established article. The amount
of bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect fsmall complaints is surprising
and IL Is therefore Of the utmost Importance
that striot attention to the least and most
trding bodily aiilnent should be had; for dis
cases Of tho body must Invariably affect the
mind. The aibsc ribars now only ask q trial of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24
N ew Remedies
SPERMATORRHEA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
4 Bentpoient Institution established by special en-.
dO,cmeni, for the Rtiiet Of the Sick and Dis-
rsssed, AFFLICTED ,cith Yiruieni and Epid.m,e
Diseases, and especially for the Cure of D,s-
eases Of the Ssrual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
INl Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
on tho NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis.
pensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, Tree OF charge, Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKlLl.lN H0UGHTON, Act.
Ing surgeon, Howard Association, No, South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pennsy lvania.
July 20, 1861, l,-fly I
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A NEW ARTICLE.
OoCToR RusACKs STOMACH Bl1Teas,

A new and delightful Stomachic aud Cordial
for giving tone To the stomach, and for III,
prevention of bilious complaints Incident [,
the Western country. Try 1t.
As II morning drink 10 assist digestion ant
relieve Dyspepsia, 1t has no equal. Try IL.
In flavor 1t Is superior to all other Bittcrs.-
rrv it. "a
The furmul, of these Bitters, now USGlI the
sole property Of DR.. Ruback, originated with
me Of the oldest and most eminent Medica
practitioners of tue West, and II is directly
prcdcatcd upon the wants Oi Western peoplc
These Dittcrs derive their stimulus from the
powerful TOMS nature Of the roots aud herbs
II which they are composed, and MS they are
by alaying unnatural cravings of he stomach
directly prumOtvo ut
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that in makinl
them widely known the public welfare Is sub.
served.
II will soon he for sale hy all Of DR.. Rnback',
numerous Agents, and At Hotels. &C.. the
country over. In the meantime, orders wlll be
hllcd direct from Cincinnati In any quantity.
and ut the lowest rates. II is put up in Quart
Bottles, and securely packed in one duzon
cases. Halt dozen sainp5 cases WILL however,
be packed and sent te any address. II desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for So.
Principal office AMI salcsroum, No. G East
Fourth street. third building from Main street,
Cincinnati Ohio. Laboratory, No. 80 Ham.
mond street.
For sale in Hancock by
]. LASdW9RT4T N HTSEn I CO.. 8 FREY ,F,ndloy;
GILBERT. FAIL & CO., vanlue;
y. DARNEY, McComb
ID. PETERS d SON, Arcadia;
J. b. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS SFARKS, Arlington;
4. MAHON d SONS, Williamstown;
J. OSHElMER, Van Buren,;
J. WALTER, West Independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
tue United States and Canadas.
March Is, lsGl.-tly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

VIOLENCE AND FAsEHoop, OF TIL
BRITlsH TORIES. - In u recent issut
the London Herald, tho leading or
gan OF tho tory interest, after &C
cusing our Soldiers OF all kinds Of
enormities in Virginia, ard charac.
terizing the sinking Of tho stone fleet
as fiendish, says:
Mr.. Lincoln, by the adoption ol
abolitionist views in the prosecution
OF the war, by the measures which
bo has taken almost avowedly to
excite servile insurrection, has done
what ia him lies to deliver up the
whole OF the Southern states to all.
and more then all, the horrors *
perienced by the unhappy Badsj,s.
1t is time that some civilized power
should interfere with the prosecution
OF q policy so barbarons and 80 wan.
ton; that the strong hand Of supe
rior enemy should compel the FEEDER.
al government either to sue for
peace at once. or to wage war after
the fashion of civilized nations.
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"Bill, I've been in real estate lit
tie lately"
"Well John, how much have you
dipped in?"
Thought q lot in the cemetery,
aud a half acre just North Of it
Just north what the deuce did
You buy that forP Going to live
therr?"
"Yss, Bill, W mt a home beyond
the grave"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

Mrs resent speaking ten timss 10,
''once''hcy repent keeping silence.
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MaYshAl's Gale

NOTICE Is here by given, that I will offer for
IN sale nj public auction, at the door uf the
Court house. in Findlay, Hancock county,
Ohio, NJ twelve o'clock, m,
On tae sth day OF Fe,,ruary, Isss,
by virtue OF an execution issued rom the Dis.
trict Court Of the United States for the North.
ern District OF ohio, in favor of the United
States, and against Oliver Mungen, Robert 8.
Mungen, Wflmm MunPen, James II. Barr and
John Lyle, and 10 me directed, the following
goods and chattles, taken ~ the property OF
Robert s. Mungen and William Mungen, to.
wit: FIVE Horses, two Double Wagons, and one
Cutter.
Also. - At the same time and place above.
mentioned, l will offer for sale at public auc
tion, Inlot number 81, In Vance & Cory's add.
itlon to the town of Findlay, with all the ap-
purtenances thereunto beionging--ta on
execution In said suit as the property OF Rob-
ert y. Mungen.
Also, = lot number 10, and 10 feet of the
North part Of In-lot number IL. in Vance *
Cory's addition to the town Of Findlay, with
the appurteualces thereunto belonging; taken
on execution In said suit as the property Of
William Mungcn, subject To mortgage IN ia
vor of Wheeler u Brothers, their heirs and
assigns, Tor s!G2.I IL, dated February I'd, lsGO,
and recorded In Mortgage Record No. 8, page
$50. The first in.lot above described appraised
at ti,OO0, and the second III lots 81, 200 without
regard to the mortgage. Terms cash.
EARL BILL, United States Marshal.
By W. g. Cox. Deputy u. $. Marshal.
January 2, lsG2.-lBt
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DR.. J. B0vee D0ds'
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERSI!!

from all who have not used them. We cha.
lenge the world to produce their equal.
These Bitters for tho cure of Weak Stoin.
achs, General Debility, and for purifying and
enriching the blood, are absolutely unsurl,ass.
sured uf this. II is only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself is oi n very superior
quality, being about onc.third stronger than
other wines; warming and invigortting the
whole system from the head to the feet. Az
these Bitters are tonic and Alternative In their
character, n, they strengthen and invigorate
the whole svstom and give fine and healthy
action to all its parts. by equallzing tho circu
latioD. removing obstructions, and producing
general warmth. They aro also excellent
males. whore tonic is required TO strengthen
aud brace the system. No lady, who Is sub
ject To lassitudc and faintncss. should he
without them, us they are revving in their
action.
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SantbtAl StfItrssaida


anx,. Copy. on. y..r. In al, .n.., o. so
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

At my old shop,
EAST OF THE W0oLEN FACTORY.
In the manufacture OF my Bedsleads, ! use a
cast iron fastening (my own inventory, which
for ease OF setting up, permanency and dura
bilty, Is superior 10 all others now in use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else
where. All kinds Of Furniture made to order
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24
FURNITURE

Cheap for Cash, at Porch's Old Shop!
DERS0NS wishing to buy Furniture that IL
l. worth more than simply carrying home,
will fnd u good lot of
Chairs, Bcdsteatis, Tables, &e., Sc,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24
THESE BITTERs
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
INCIPIENT CONSUMpTION

Weak Lungs, lndlrcs' ION, Dyspepsia. Diseases
OF the Nervous Syst, ~, Paralysis, Piles, and
for all cases requiring II tonic.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trined with and
abused; that their direct tendency is to length.
en- life, and render 1t enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon the poison OF disease in he blood,
they CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
and discharge from the system, every taint OF
Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwiso;-
that they
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

and restore the neMth and strength OF tho suf
icrer; that SICK FEMALES,
who have langulshed for years In helpless
weakness and dependency, recuperate will
great rapidity under their invigorating oper
alton; that All sexual disabilities are rcmovec
by their cotdal and gently stimulating proper
ties; that they recruit
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
= .NNSE*@F.s. g Vs8As&Af
Gloomy Prospect for the Rebels.

From tie Atla"'a, {Ga:,) contsdsraey, As,eAso.
A Dr. Banks, residing ID Savahnab, g.,
having just returned from 1 t,ur?to Rich.
mond,. our brave ;uolonels a rmstrong went
to inqpire f;om him. what the news was.
oh, Colonel" sad he, zoe a E Whipped
on uu sides; everything looks dark and
gloomy For us !; Mocuilock, : ando Psieears;
killed, Columbus and Manassas aere. .ev.c.
datea, a~'.hsN Is pay e$eryrhers p
/, The same doctor added that the Yan.
KEGS would have to kilt the last Southern
gentlemen before they would be conquered.
ut Is not" said he 20 the Colonel, s+the
negno question which is now mooted-it
is; TO kpow. whether tho; Puritan Or Cava.
her is 70 rule this continent. For Ntee~
yenr. De haze been prepaa,;iaagI 5or Il; aad
the 1ana:ses conno' e. .peee sos7est,oysia q
saay .phas ace have takeat % lang tesPrs-
'P Ptre.'a~E Tasts gqa4f1ast. fgA ss.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

Col !Akhich in in letter to the St.
Paul Pres. say, that ia an interview on
the evening ocf lie IS alt., with the,Sec-
retary o. War and Senator Nesu,ith he re-
ceived promise that $4,000 should be 3.
apart and expended. under the direction
Of the Secretary, for the protection Of emi.
grants going over the Northern overland
rente, between Fort .Abercrombie' and
Fort Benton. " ''' z''+'s'1. r -4s-
y. He suggests that ar Of our citizens who
intend going to the gold mines in Wash:
ingtoa and Oregon this season, should NEE,
s.t Fort Abereeronbie esrr BIZ the latter r,rt d
May, and al Start 1 from e' there 10 one com:
!pAC al
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

|tsen ohild.sa. a6d M =
IL ;s'"a; .e.Es, ~ .@sl os5th.is 1. = ~
would ksax xhey ref lined.
q ''SitiIdupers" ~as et.iuly an ie-
strumtstal improvemeut7Yali Of rich,
strong melody: We are ashamed 70 con-
fess It, but vi actually preferred .'Bs'.s
= In the Overture . William Tstr' thsis
vas more VARIETY, ERE, genuine music, Il.
preston, &c:, tha1 II u tEs fsss pds l5::s
gether.? Ie>~.s played TOO, 6oely y-fsSI
TO end thoroughly eajoy,bl,,,
and left the audience 70 sdisperse in thss
best Of humot, xk;ie the last Of the ;'..Win.
ter Series of Philharinonio concerts also
grit out-in 4 Blaze Of glory: "@n'':@:s@s :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
A Little Plain Talk from CO...
. oLeVeAS. h: =: II:

From the Glencoe Register, ..a.,- .......?
The good book tells 1s We should .'rerr-
der unto Ces the th,nas which are Ce
sar's." W., too. believe in this doctrine,
up to thei handle. Now although pretty
good Democrat. We are not sn much tied up
to party lines as to See. auy Republican IN.
necessarily abused without entering chr
protest against such conduct. .~....
r. A year sco this Internal rebpili"u broke
out. Volunteers were called for from; all
THE loyal States Our ewn State sentmore
than her share. 'Ofc,urse field officers had
to be appointed by the Governor. =, These
appointments 'kavc been the subject. Of a
4oo,i deal IF censu:e' on Governnr Iean,sey
IN ow editors and alf 'tlte rest Of mankind
may "a y what! they please IN regard TO- the
Governor, We believe We know him, is
well as any one in tho State, aud We d
not hesitate to say that he is, and ut the
same time pronounce hiu,, an honest man
That he may have ma ID bluniers "r errors
Cannot be doubted, No one il perfect. and
! II seems to US the continual rawlings; BY
Disappointed ofhcc seekers in regard, to tht
tEpolicy Of the Governor, ure unjust, uncaA
TED for, and unnecessary. ''@*..: !, o1 Il
lp The, Colonel then reviews the appoint
ments Of Gov. Ramsey fur the five regi
meuts, showing, the promotion by5the Pres
ident Of three Colonels to Brigadier Gen
erals anl . etatf appointments for M.jo
Smith Of the Second. Capt. ,Wilkinr ant
! the hate lAnsn,ed Capt Aekarofthe First
were both trsusfered to tho RegnIar amy
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
rSs+I go 80. & 81 80 IL cl1 NJ.
JOB PR1NT1N'
ZEAL ESTGTEv AGENCY,
=. y. ::sf.s s1lo,uD, =; ;;'::a1ssssor:4::s e''

TxrlsaiyE Isplsr.sien.. 3. Lad !. thi'
II District subject to private entry, ana lonl
experience in Land Office business, give the mn
Asrsit pjAaliaS SdSssRxeesiush hsssleetioao OF
land sad The loestioassf land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale At . small ad'
vaaes on Nsv York P,ises.. .">"'>|l
-C.nssy,sd rrs Empsssn eases prosecuted be-
lSsVthS IDEAL aid. .usas2at Land 0f6cs. il b,,u.
Attention paid ito, the Psymsnt of tsxss II y
ssatess Shsssarns" Aerriaon and ,''.'a Stsar9s =
'7eTa IL. L. L 81. il st. Cloud; ~ ].
y3aSi-.f 80 l. 4. BvANe. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
TEEEcRAPH1c.
e~erYssKEe;88 - e 'sKEe8EE: e;8E FORT
SUCCESS OF + GEN: MITCH.
UNION Loss ATPlTTsBURo
LAND1NG-13, ,762! ..9'5+ -:

49, MILWAUKEE,, April 2.
Positive information has bees received
Of the reoorcry:. Of -Govcraor .Harvey's
body. 1t is on its WY houe. ..y...c
Special dispatches report Fort Maoon
surrendered and in the hands Of Burnside.
The Wilmington yourndt'of Tuesday
has the following in confirmation of. tho
report Of the fall OF Fort .Mseon, Telegraph,
ed from here yesterday :.z...,. .
We have just learned that the 6re up.
on the Fort was opened quarter before
six on Friday morning, and that the en-.
|gaeement between the Fort and Federal
b*t>eries vas kept up until O'Clock that
evening, when. the Fort became wholly
antenable, and was surrendered as stove
stated: :'1ls' =. '"-.:|3 sf.,I:5s i.it,"rf =
3hit the guns inside ths.fatt opposibs "a: :
the side attacked ve,e dismouated, aud
all bu' three Of the guns bearing upon tho
enemy's batttfes we're also dismounted;
The enemy central i.attery Ut breach.
ing guns .~ss within 110G tjar.ss Of tho
fort: The right and left fanking batter.
les we're more distant..'); - .:'t.o:Io 1D;}
Gen. Burnside official report says tho,
fort WIS taken altar eleven bours' BON =,
bardment; With a loss on our side Of one
killed and eleven wounded. -Four hun
dred prisoners we're taken 5H''' '-";s.t t.
Gen Mitchell sends i. dispatch 6io.s
Huntsville, Ala.,' sf May lst, stating that
on the previous evening: the enemy had
attacked him, but when engaged broke
and rar. He concludes thas: ~ E'7g>I
This campaign IS ended, and I now %.
cury Huntsville in: perfect security. while
in all Alabama north ;of. the; Tepnessss
| river floats no; flag but the old d.g'''. ->s
The following are the o6ci.l 6gures x
our loss at Pit'sburg: 0''" ja3 'fT2H5
Total killed; l,735. ''>2 .@!.;:Ige .,as4so1s .,
Total wounded, 1882. j :.uE svs: ~ ..
Total missing, 1886. u..a. = ..ts;,s. ...:
Total killed, wounded and niasias,
l3,7 ,762. =, >,,' - w. x =
About 800 wounded Nave since died.
Our burial PARTIES report between $50
aud 5000 rebels found dead on the feld.
Gen. Grant in letter attempts to exon
crate himself from, the charges that he
vas SURPRISED, He ssys s:1f the eensmy
had sent US word when 1,id wkers. they
would attack us, We could not hsvs been
any better preparcd."'.''7 ..3,,' sea sa:,;s~..
he charges cowardice upon number
of his oficerA
!An order has beef, issued giving M,j.
Gen. Thomss command of the army ifor.
[ merly under &c Grant, who will now bs
second in command. 81 s..ta..xts e,s..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
fof gslla"try displayed ss BULL Bun. L
conclusion the Colonel says 8 ,.,.n.,

Now when .e hear t.unts thrown out
THAT these selections have been made in
srdrr to further Gov. 0hamsey's chances
fer I've Senate, ~e'know they are false, and
xre1 1anworthy the considetation tof. any bon
erableo n'a" IN Gov. Ramsey. has been
weighed il The balance many time, and
ro,se out right in every ins.snos. Let his
'envious rivals howl '..i1 d. ''''> sgd = !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
SPRING.

- "ies sa' ~ SPRING! bits l&5srl54! i.
. g, e1saN :si:ob --+--.;,lie A,.inEsas, n.,,
The bursting buds lookup - biz. Il
To greet thsssunlisht while /. linser> ys., =,
Oh ~ wapu hillside, ,-saa the violet aag ~
Opens ito asurs cuptai.ytEF ri ataty
9Meetly, and countless Wild flowers wake to. .aipa
Their earliess:ineesss On gales Of spaipg: i
b Con,inuussl song. arise -. i 1!n'".~'
from universal n.,ure-birds and .treams '2
MinSle their voices. and tie glad earth seems
= s,1oA second Paradise! .,..,,., - &.,,,', I
Thrice blessed Spring: tb9p be.rest sihs
divine 80. AL. .,.,.r,-,.r,, -.
Sunshine, and song, and fregrauee---all, ar,
:, thine, ,-,j'u4l a.: =. , ~ ,....,.,.lI. j,
g.. Nor unto earth slons- 81. (. ,.!.;
Thou hast : blessing for the human heart. Il
Balm for lis wounds, anu healing for i.s.sm ".
a Telling ofwinter down, II a.''" ~
And Bringing hope upon Thy rainbow wing, }
type Of Eternal Love-thrice blessed Spring
I ~ .,.t :. From the ST., Paul Press
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
H.. g. WAIT

nss,s. il Earsie. asd Domest;e' Exchange,
yNBgPSrbAud MsxFAnts .seastansly ton hs nd
4 and sor sAls II sa.nli y. = AaAs aass from New lev
YwA. 4Dsisss. ,CelI6etions made, Exchange
dsavss a. slouast current rates, T41espaid, ,Ss.
.sas. .s0oad. j. aly 2ash; 1a6v:, augl.sm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08

Cotton b.. mad. ! . sd King, iine bu. ~
wu prove % sxosllsut subjset
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-08
d: IBID faregeN to epery, fear.
And sctps it, ,ceeping eyes,"

''To return to our mutt. ns" or pro:
gr mme IAliss-7erfors, Id6n't know
her name, - wasn't DOWN etang an Arid
fror' ':Jerusalem.'' 1t was we'll done; aud
for che FIRST time, the audience a,,pau ed.
The only objection to it w.s the fact that
she sang in Chinese, with which LAM. uage
but few here (besides ourself J ate familiar,
I'ePassio then sang Ia Aria which oar
ried us back 70 the good Fold tiues-ofshs
Il7th century, -aomething or other, about
-. :. pip. g IS. signGt.' lsigao.. ..ssla eays
Bull Run, iet;red u l con vsiiife turned
monk k-.tid sfsat the rrees ofahis;dlys IN
ts~saine shs assssf silArgs fnilt St d.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-26
SHERIFFs SALES.

Thy virtue Of sunlry writs Of Tc,diGow Ery2-
w.. ,,'igy i..,,.l ant or ,bo conrt Of Common
ni',. or CIc,rG,Il rpnr,y. and TO me directed
,iII h, yro.rl TO ruLlir sale, at the Court House.
~, ,l,o roroprb or rClotrGel. ON Monday the l7th
I,.r I'll nav, a u lstD ot p'rjock PM
,%n cIr,,,f,r, I,.,r.bcl EnaI E.fa,c. viz:
A certain tract otland situate IN u-rard town
ship, CcarielI county, P', containing GlShteen
hundred acres Of land, bounded north hy lahls Oh
Phelps, Dodge d 'o casthy the snme south ny
lands of Francis Coudrlet ana 'Ihers' an" west ny
lands ut Phelps, Dodge ana Do', resgL'lhE ABOUT
$50 acres sold to John Mar-eie' Ia. NJ CouIHet
and Jacob Shawwoy, except the umoer' inc s'lu
1900 acres being known as ihe property known us
the steam Mill property hNIhE ABOUT 90 "C''>
cleared thereon, idrg', 'omP'e'' "up "up ps'Le'I
SteaM naW-MlIl' caPa''e Oh cutting @''yV UOo Iyo1
oi lumber per annum' win ehS,.e anu HAturos,
railroad for bringing logs to mill ana plank rola
for hauling lumber away WIN n'nv ""slI.us nou-
sos' store house. OIocHsNl,h SnoP' ln'e1
ON she'd "heeIwnght ShoP' ScL oo'nouse' anu
other improvements lhereon grec'gu' oo'nB "s
same premises houEnl from hump nrc5, n''
Co., from smith hng, also iease oil oUU leeI oI
river oonE ON me eSt broncu' uI ana ao''9 lue
i,oul" u, pI py'' C'ggN "g.,,." ,.'.
'''' '''',I'' no'"l' M ''' ,5! ""' W
.G so," "s IIe I,Jpv'l' 'I5:II'"s "''
n"'"""'" '""'P"'''' ""''"s 90 '''''""'' "
H",H Hpu'cy. ...,.c,..,...... IL.
a. "a ''' ',o'" u"yl VI 'I," S''u'.G 1t. an
,o"nSnl ''e"'ut y1"u,G' ~" pvh'u"'ns I' IA "a
1oech' 'hehVe anus o' IL''' by nun soI.u yU
degrees "eSV Gov PeS' 20 ~ p'os''' 'u''yO oy '''.
/ oil treu r. Dates nor'n to "'I, ~ Per-
! to beech, lhence oy 'anu oI GUN puu"o"" io'
north Az deg east z5o per-, TO ol'cn' lhcncs ny
land OF John c. s'u'n tU uesr'c' Gust ""V per-
to beginning, containing 100 acres I2o pcrene''
T d.
large dwelling house one tenant house ana large
bank barn erected thereon AIlo-a certain tract
oiland situate in Beccaria tpp 'learhe'I county,
Pa, and ad.onlning the above. beginning at "
post corner, thence north 81 deg cast 40 percnes
to stones thence south 81 degrees east ~ percheS
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COURT Proclamation.

NTuEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, ESQ.
w President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth judicial District. com
posed Of the counties Of Clcor1cll, Centre and
Cimton--and the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
LD. THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clcaracld
county, have issued their preccpt to me direct
cd. for tho holding of % Court Of Common Pleas
Orphans Court Court of Quarter Sessions. Court
foyer and Tcrmiucr, and Court Of General Jail
Delivery, az Ceardcd, in and for the county OF
Clcardeld, ON the
3ri Monday tl7h day) q Hue5 neri, ii
Inc Court House.
NOTICE Is therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Coustables
IN aud for said county of Cleardeld, TO appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records
m4uHidous, Examinations and other Bcmem
brances, to do those things which to their officers
an in their behalf, pertain 10 be DONE
GIVEN under my hand at Clearheld, this 18th
'ay OF jan in the year Of our Lord, one thou3-
and eight hundred aud sixty two.
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
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$275j 80

1919 -. Received Of George b. Goodlandor,
late Treasurer of Clearield county, three husdred
and nineteen dollars d forty-two cents. 1t being
the balance due the School fund as above.
Jan. %, 1869. JOSEPH SHAW.
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Jan, -, loo-'

We the comm Ccal county having examined the accounts George Good
hundred
entyfo
outstanding rdcr Twenty hundred and fnyfyc
housec on
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$500 Al

1894 So. Received Of George 3. Goodlander,
late Treasurer of Clcarfeld county, three hundred
and thirty. four dollars aud eighty-three cents in
full. 1t being the balance due road fand as above.
JOSEPH SHAW.
Jan. %, 1852.
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GEouGE b. GooDtANnER, Esq, Treasurer Of Clear
field county. in account with the several town
ships for Road tax for 1850 and 1861.
Dir.
Tc balance due 'ps last settlement, SSH SIS
To amount received from unscated lands
for 1860 and 1861, 81 j5
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SELLING OFF.

II W. SMITH Il co. are now SELLING
. OFF, at very low figure, their stock Of
'INTER GOODS. Feb.