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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

All persons keeping or having fer sale. any OF
kinds OF Munitions OF Wal, such Gsns. Pistols Res
volvers aud all Of AnmInitiop required not
10 seito any person without orde the adeF
signed This order must be strictly complied with,
derpenaty offorieiting all articles .enaDned In
their possession. JOHN sTANNUs,
uyI3d Survey OF POrtof ksoku
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
March /.

A thunder storm east interrupts COM
munication by telegraph tonight.
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THE GATE CITY
MONDAY, MARCH, 8.
Reading on Every Page.

Our readers will observe that there is
reading matter on every page Of this pa
per. A new feature Great enterprise /!
Can't afford to be behind the Cob But
we won't blow about it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M ASONIC NOTICE.

special communication Of Eagle aud Hardin
Lodges of p. M, win be held Tuesday eve
Ming 1.-THE 4th inst.) At ~ O'clock. punotuAl AZ
tendance Of ali members 10 desired business In
which both Lodges Interested is to be transacted
ra.do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03
III ARDIN LODGE.

There viii be regular communication OF Hardin
Lodge No. 90, this Monday evening. All Masons In
good standing are invited.
mar3-dlt
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1880 90 1887 80 Is. Ss7 so
3D.. Interest accrued .....- .............. esq Is
4th. All otksr property Of the company 1851 90

800 90 1887 80 1887 SO
3D.. Interest accrued ................ 862 Is
4th All othsT property Of the company 1851 90
Total assets at the company J. .aae7 .2os o.
5. The amount Of liability due or not due
70 BaBss or ether creditors by the com
pany--none.
8. Losses adjusted and due-nons.
Z. Losses adjusted and not due -.......... 26e OF
g. Losses anadjusted. 6,ss4 w
.. Losses In suspense waiting further
prOOf-n0Ue.
10. Az other claims againat the company
none.
IL. The greatest smoun. insured in any
ono iHk Gle, 600
IL. The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company 10 be insured in any one city,
town or vilsge--no rule has been adopted.
Ids The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block no rules have been adopted
depends upon it, construction.
IA. part Of the capital or earnings deposited Ia
any State a. security for l0saes therein
Is. The Charter. or Act OF Incorporation Of the
Company--A certified copy sent heretofore.
A. +. HASTINGS, President.
GLs.] WILLIAM C. HASTINGS, Secretary
SrArE OF CoxEEcrlcuT.
County q HArtfora, ~
HAEvrRoRD. Jan. &, 1859.
Personally appeared, A. r. HAsriNCs, President
and WILLIAM G. HASTINGS, Secretary, Of the North
American Insurance Company. and made oath that
the foregoing statement by them subscribed, 10 .
true, full aud correct statement If the affairs at
said Company, and exhibits far can be asres-
rained II this date its actual condition the slst
Before me, ROBERT z, DAY,
Justice ofths Rsaes.
SrArE or CosHscricrr
County Of Hartford,
/, EDWARD GoopnAH, Commissioner for the 6tate
OF Iowa. do hereby certify. that the request of the
Officers u the North American Fire Insurance
~ x..RK 2. IL
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S shares Farmers and
Mechanics Bank,

shares Farmers and
Mechanics Bank X,
Hartford ......-....e 500 90 Z $50 90 Z 400 OF
IA shares Mercantile
Bank, Hartford. 49,. l,4oo 90 1900 90 1880 Ok
shares Mercantile
Bank Hartford. -. 500 90 $50 90 So OK
10 shares City Bank,
Hartford. ........... 1000 90 1850 90 1000 OF
Is shares phnnx BIZ
Hartford ........ 1900 90 l,42s oo)
90 shares Charter Oak }31s5 Oh
Bank, Hartfori...... 2, 200 90 1890 90
Is shares ~ Of Hart
ford Co, Hartford, 200 90 $40 90 $50 OF
81 shares Blk OF Hart
ford Co. Hartford, $500 90 2,s5o 90 a,44o =,
II shares Merchants
and Manufacturers
bank Hartford. -. 100 90 1918 90 1924 st
10 shares DO do Loco 90 $50 90 4el "
shares Etna Bank,
Hartford, a....... 500 90 $40 90 500 o.
81 shares State Bank,
hartford, .......,.. 2,loo 90 1850 90 2,45a q
shares Mercantile
Bank. Hartford. 49,. 800 90 27o 90 200 Of
oshsres Phoenix Inns.
Co., Hartford ....... 1000 90 1000 90 900 OF
shares Home Bank,
Merden, Gomez. 600 90 500 90 43e Dt
200 shares Bank of
Ohio Valley Cinein-
natl -..............1 10000 90 10000 90 1887 81
- --A------
$27, 900 oot27 400 90 t2s, la7 81
Totat amount loaned ON above stocks 23,l3T CT
9Th Debts for Premiums. ................ 40 NJ
7th All other securities are
lst. Bank Stools owned by the company, viz:
Par val. mk'tral
$50 shares Phoenix
Bank New York. $4,000 90 t4,500 90
50 shares Merchants
Bank, New York, $500 on 1900 90
So shares Metropolf-
tan bank N n 49, S 600 10 4 400 90
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HEADQUARTERS FOR THE REG
IL INTENT OF COL. JNo. ". RANKIN.
Corner Of Third and IxchaGe streets Basiness OF
Gee, corner Main and Second streets.
by order Of X GUTHRIE,
febf0-d Acting AdjutAnt.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice u hereby given that the undsr has
been appointed Administrator OF the estate OF VIM
N. Royce, deceased. All who have business via
ssid estate viii please take notice
$ feel4 -taa] = HIRAM KNOWLES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-03

C0M TONS ASSORTED BAR AND
NV BUNDLE IRON:
no Tons Pillow Steel.
200 kexs assorted Nails; w heeliuR and pitts-
oursh brahdsE Arles, Vices, Black smiths Believe
oprngs Cast Steel etc. and for sale low for
sasn, oy CONSABLE d SMYTH
decIS 81 and 81 Leyee. X onkuk.
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NOTICE.

lISSULUTION.
The partp crshp herei ofore existing between s.
Duke aud W. h. Barrett, under the style OF Duke 3
Barrett, ~ this day Dissolved by Mutual consent.
s. "A. Duke viii contnue The business and settle IRE
asAirs o. thsoid arm, and 10 authorized 10 the
name Of the arm in such settlements
8. A. DUKE,
febS-d w. ii. BARRETT.
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lW e0Aek CAIety
Fund blk, Boston
| 80 sl,ar's Cambridge
Market blk Cam.
bridge, ....,
ll3 shares Charter
Oak BIZ, Hartford
lis shares Aercan-
tile blk Hartford
IS shares City biz do
2l5 " Exchange do
l01 /" Farmers and
Mechanics Rank.
SO shares Hartford
BANK, Hartford.
Ill sh RS Merchants
and Aanuf. Bank
Hartford, :..........
los shares 4Etna blk
Hartford, ...........
200 shares Phoenix
Rank Hartford
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
iNniAN MAaaAnnEa

ST. put, August g2 Reliable nlui.
nation mem forl Ridgcly confirms with
out doubt, nIl The previous tc1oria Mr.
WykDol Assistant superintendent, vent
Go The upper agencies anl mot the mos.
soppou ELK uilcs from Fort RIdgcly on
Monday morning announcing Tho out.
break 40 tho lower Sioux agency, and the
murder oiall the whites, except % tow, -
Capt Marsh set out Immediately with for.
ty five men. At the ferry, opposite the
agoncy he encountered large body Of
warriors, who opened fire on ,hom After
few yollcys large body Of ambushed
Indians in the rear fired upon them, kill
ing number Our men retiCd, and
were attempting to cross the river, and
while in tho water the Indians killed a
captain, three scrgeants, four corpqrals,
and seventeen pryutcs. Burning bull
dings and grain. stacks were seen IN all
directions. Escaped citizens came into
the fort during the night, giving accounts
Of horrors too terrible lor the Imagination
to conceive. Mothers came in rags and
bareloctcd, whose husbar dis ana children
were slaughtered before their eyes chiI.
dren came who witnessed the murder Of
their parents or the burning Of them in
their own houses The roads in the dl-
rection Of New Uln are lined with mur-
dered men, womed and children.
j. j. Porter, Of Mankato, me mber Of
the last MinHasota Legislature, arrived
here last evening for arms. He was one
Of the committee sent to New Ulm to
learn the truth Of the reported number.
lie arrived at New Ulm Tuesday morn
ing and found the people preparing to
barry five persons murdered, and others
are being constantly brought in most hor,
ribly mutlated. saw four persons
wounded il one room, cut with hatchets,
IN the head and arms little girl cut
across the face, breast and side, and a lit
tie boy dreadrully cut up also, middle
aged woman in an adjoining room. Saw
Il child with its head cut off and twenty
seven others badly rnutilated.
The people OF New Ulm are drilling
with what arms they can get fully awake
to the danger, and are determined to de-
repd the town to the last. Mr.. Porter
left New Ulm 90 tuesday morning and
was oycItaken 10y u mar, who reported
that the indions attacked the town 200
strong, at . 7. NJ, and burned several
buildings Several citizens were seen 10
fall. The people had gathered together
and barricaded the streets. Other letters
to Governor Ramsey say that hundreds
are kuown to be killed, and it is believed
thousands Gov. Ramsey yesterday or
dered the militia with horses to the scene
of action.
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I.r r. rI.HfH. b0l county ur t.Hf0..i. .Ha
iN0n N.uf Iu la.h II.fl rIHrF.I r..t
containing ltN F.I. afI H|.ufH.r. HrI aUu
.n. .it'1 .t HI iH. water ulIi .U Hul IH
f'..IN.'I .f.tl #uiHIF.I IHr .a.I if8.fa ID
.HtI. .. nH.ruF 2Uu a.ra,. bind iIr u.IUflfHU
.H.I uH0#, containing $50 1.rra. TbatafI ..i
uama1 im0t surveyed on warrant t Ru.rH Nm.
ria 0ud having iu nuol cleared thot,uu. 70 sftam
Saw NHa IO by hnl'Ut with Eugiur house lN hy
An iDrl with machinery therein, Wuluf Gr.t
MilI 90 ny io feet hui three stories hirh. 5burl.
ling houses ] Store house, stable, barn and other
UulhuII'ng' thereon erected being ihcpfrm.sfs
known ns the Bccrarn Mills rrurrrly. nndb,nt
more fully described in deed James T. Cnrlgr and
wife and T. Hancock aud wiic tu Ruth Anna
Allen, recorded in Deed Book o, page l5i, In tho
Office for recording of dccds In and for ClpnrGpli
county. Seized ard taken In execution and o. be
sold nf The roperty Of Ruth Anna Allon and
Clay ton Allen, her husband, with notice To Will
liam Levi. aud Cathariuc Sa herman tcrre tenants.
ALso, one full, equal and undivided moicty, or
half part Of and in tho following described three
sovor. plccos parcels or parts of tracts Of land,
with the Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and tho other i'm.
proycmcuts thereon, and the water ghls thereto
belonging, being situate respectively in the town.
ship OF Bcccaria and county Of ClcarGcld one
ar them lying on each siio Of Clcardcll creek,
containing t6S acres and allowance, and also
one moicty Of and in all the water-Tight in and to
Clcardc,d creek. One other of the said tracts pf
land, continuing 900 acres aud the other OF the
said tracts, containing l5O acrcs. The said first
nam0d tract surveyed on warrant to Robert Nor
ris, and having 10 acres cleared thereon, Steam
Saw Mill 20 hySO feet, witl en- ginc house 6 by
60 feet with machinery therein, ter Grist
Mill 80 by 40 feet, and three stories high, Dwell
lng-houscs store house, stable, barn, an othc
tI....I a Ii H. ..HH
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6Et Cla,GdS 8qub6tan
--,Ill-N..- L-.nAN AIN- III I.L9
mn NEWs

.u.c po,s from the army of Virginia ls
.,,. r,c,gre itrkuoun that Gen Pope
~. gllop back To- the line Of the Kappa,
hammock from CuIreprcrwhcte the rcb'
.,,hod concentrated IN heavy force threat.
oninc 10 oulaank hum, It is known that
he,yy skirmishng had been going on, but
=, is po,itiyoly stated that no battle has
mkcu piece All Newspaper correspon
dents arc excluded from the lines, The
,orces under Mcclellan, Burnside and
Pore had effected a junction on the line OF
the Rappahannock.
From The West Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri--the aspect Of affairs is nl
more promising. Fort Donelson has beer
abandoned, aud is again in possession o.
The rebels, and heavy forco under Bragg
Is 'aid to be Advancing into Tennessee
from Chattanooga.
The troops under tho recent loyies arc
rapidly arriving at Washington.
LATEST-Ihe news by last night,
mail is no more definite than what HC
had the night before. That there has
been severe fighting on the Rappahan-
aock we have no doubt; Brig'r. General
BohIen Of Philadelphia and Colonel X.
Coulter Of Westmoreland, are reported
among the killed. The accounts assert
positively that the rebels were Icpulsed
as often. as they attempted to force their
way across the river But we see that the
rebels appeared in some force, ON the
22d--at Catlett'g GtGti0A This is but
some ten 90 twelve mics irom Manassas
and would look as If they were
executing their flank movement 50 much
alked OF.
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REPRESENTATIVE Convention.

The conGerees from the counties OF
Clearfeld, jefferson, Elk and Mex can,
met in convention at St. Nary's, Elk CO.,
on Thursday, August 2lst, 1862.
On motion, Hon. Jas l.. ellis was cho-
sen President, and b. I. Hastings, Secre-
tary after Which the following persons
presented their credentials:
Clcu6elI-Samuel Clyde, A, Humphreys,
William Porter.
MeHcan-S. c. Hyde, w. J. Davis, j. T..
Clark
Jegason-Joei Spyker, K. L. Blood, b.
+. Hastings.
E6k-Janes L. ellis, V. S. Brockway,
J, S. Hyde
On motion, Dr. G. II. EARLY, of Elk co..
was nominated by acclamation.
l,r, T. j. BOYER, of Clearfeld .was mani.
mously nominated.
The following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted
RcS0ircd That this convention fully en-,
dorse the proceedings Of the Democratic
State Convention, held at Harrisburg on
the 4th OF July last
ReJolUGd, That we also endorse the call
Of the Chairman OF the State Central Com {.
mittee, for the different counties and cit
les in the State to hold Mass Meetings, on
the 18th day Of September next, for the
purpose Of celebrating the adoption Of the
Constitution Of the United States.
he'oved, That the next Representative
Conference will meet at Ridgway on the
hlrd Thursday Of August, 1868.
hesoIref That the proceedings of this
convention be signed by the officers, an
Published m the different Democratic pao
pers throughout the district
b, 7, HAsriNGs, JLalLLIS
oecretary, President,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

FATAL ACCIDENT We regret u learn
shat LEWIS RRAB, son Of Fx.Sheriif Read,
was INSTANTLY killed on last Monday moru'
ing, while at work in 4 clearing on his
fathers farm ia Lawrence township. As
related to u.s. he was drawing fencs-iogs
ground chuaks) of the clearing with a
span of horses-that the team was descen-
ding hill, with the log-chain dragging
behind, he walking short distance flom
them-that the hook at the end Of the
chain fastened TO q long pole that lay
across the way, the butt-end Of which was
fast. bringing the top.end round with tre,
mendous force, striking him on the side Of
the face and heal, breaking both jaws,
and causing instant death. lie was an in>
dustrious promising youth Of tome lG or
II summers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

EDlroRs LOOKING UP.-That glorious fol.
low, RLL ALEXANDER, OF the Clarion Dcms
ocry, and that other good fellow, JonN A.
MAGrB, of the Perry County Democrat, are
both the unanimous choice Of the Democ-
rag Of their respective counties for the
Assembly, The success OF the former is
certain, and we think the latter nearly 20
They are both equally deserving, aud will
be faithful to every trust confded TO
them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

Ar LIBERrY.--The editors and prcprie'
tors of the Harrisburg Patriot d Union
were released on Saturday last, immedl-
asely upon hearing before Gn. Wdds>
worth, the Military Governor of Washng-
ton. During their confinement their pa
per has been unusually spirited-at least
10 we have heard it remnrked-and which
character, ne trust will be retained.
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EDWARD PKRKs, NlcrL1.


OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
ID Of ClcarGcld county the undersigned will
expose to public sale, at Cloarfeld, on the 22d Of
September Cbeing :ho Monday of Septembc:
court the following described Real Estate, late
the property of Samuel Harricr, deceased:
A certain tract Of Land, situate II Bradford
township, ClearGeld county, bounded and des
cribed & follows beginning at a post, thence
south 500 east so percbes to whito oak NOV
down. thence north lOo enst llC and four tenth
porches to a post thence north 500 west so per
chcs to a post, thence south 100 west lIG and
four tenth pcrches to place Of beginning contain
ing 90 acres aud four tenth perChcs and al
ON ancc, having abou: 10 acres cleared, with an
orchard, and having a frame house and log barn
erected thereon.
ALSO, q certain tract Of land situate in Brad
ford township, Clarified county, bounded as fol-
lows beginning at white oak, thence east
2SS pcrchcs to q white pine, thence north 500
west PIG pcrches to a white oak, thence north 100
east 10 pcrchos to n maple, thence west 9G per-
chcs to q red oak, thence south l5G perchcs to
p!acc Of beginning. containing 100 acres and
3 4 pCrChcs, Of which about Is acres are cleared,
with mn orchard, and having two log houses and
u barn erected thereon.
Terms of Sale.
One-tLrj CASH at confirmation Of tie sale,
and the remainder in Cne and two years thcreaf-
ter, with interest, to be secured on the land by
Bond and Mortgage
DANIEL STEWART,
August %. 1862. Trustee.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

VXTHEREAS Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of the tgouty.hnh Judicial District, com
posed Of the counties Of Cearfeld, Centre and
Clinton-and the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon
j. D. thompson, Associate Judges Of Clearheld
county; have issued their procopt, to me direct
ed, for the holding of Court Of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court, Courvof Quarter Sessions, Court
of Oyer and Tcrminer, and Court Of General jail
Delivery, a: Clcarfcld, in and for the county Of
ClcarGcld, on the
4H JiondW t24h dal) @SplsmJcr nert, at
tie Court House.
NOTICE Is, therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constables
in and for said county of Clcar6eld,to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
luqusitions, Examinations and other Rcmcm-
branccs, to do those things which to their officers,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearield, this 2lst
day Of Aug, in the year Of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and siXty-tTo.
EDWARD PERKS, SlcrF.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

E=5" The Democratic Lcdi,r is the title Of
a new Campaign paper just started in
Philadelphia, the first number OF which is
on our table. 1t is the size of our sheet,
to be pnblshed semi-wccky. under the
immediate auspices of the DemocrGtic
State Central Committee, at the low price
Of % cts. Address A. =. RoILEAu, Pub
shor, 1854 South Third ST. Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

DErUTY MARsuAI.- We learn that WV
NCBRIDE, Esq, of Curwcnsyille, has 5een
appointed Deputy Z. s. Marshal for this
county, and is now attending to his duty
in preparing Cor the daft that is to COM
mence on the 4th OF September next. In
this selection Marshal MuRDocK, has, we
think, been quite fortunate. for We feel
assured that Mr.. Mcbride will discharge
bis duty learessly and withest either Ia'
yor OK prejudice and if anything to the
contrary shall result is will be the fault Of
his instructions, and not of any discretion
left 10 himself.
Who the Commissioner and examining
Surgeon are to be for this county, We have
not yet heard.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
MEN AWAKE!.
Dol't throw away your

CCHOOL DIRECTORS AND TEACH
- ERS 1.-The County Superintendent will en-.
deayor to meet Teachers, Directors and Citizens,
at the places and date named, at o'clock A. NJ
B.ccaIia and Gulich, September I'd & 3d, 1862
at Janesvlle
Chest Ferguson and Jordan, lth & 9th, ut An.
sonvie.
Knox, 9th, at New Mllport
Bloom, Lumber City and Penn, Sth & 9th, at
Pennvihe,
Burnside, Chest 4 Washington, 10th 4 llth at
New Washington.
curwensyille and Pike, 18th q 18Th, at Cur.
wensyillc.
Ciearield, Goshen and Lawrence, Eth d 6th
at Cloarfcld.
Bradford, 18th 4 18th, at Peters Schoohousc
Graham and Morris, 18th q 2Oth, at Kylcr-
town.
Coyngton and Karthaus, 9th & 2Jth, near
John Refers
Girard, 26th, at Congress Hill,
Brady 29th d seth, at Luther5burg.
Union, October lst, at Weltys.
Huston and Fox, Sd, at Hickory King lom.'
Boggs, 9th, at Aberts
Decatur and Woodward, 7th Sih, at Centre.
Bell, 10th, at Bower.
JESSE DROOMALL,
July 80, ls62-pd, County Sup.
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Clearfold, July 80, lSG2.--tC
Administrators S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad.
y ministration on the estate Of Mrs. ES
TIER CUMMINGS, late of Bellefonte. Centre
county Penn'a, deceased have been granted
to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make payment without de.
lay, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for SETTLE.
meut.
r. D. CUMMINGS, Admir-.
Bellefonte, Aug. 20, 1902
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$(cW advertisements.
go FARMERS.

THE EXCELSIOR WINDMILL.
nNE of the very best WIND-MILLs ever in
" vented is now offered to the Farmers Of
Clearfeld county.
The undersigned Agent il now in this place fo'
the purpose Of introducing the II to the notice OF
the public, lie only asks fair trial. Farmers
are specially invited to call and examine them
before purchasing clscw here.
W. HANCOCK, Agent
Clcarfeld, Aug. q, 1869.
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UABLE TIMBER !.
For sale.

TTNHE itcnti0n Of persons do3irIus Of purchu3-
| ing desirable Timber Lands is invited to the
following tracts of land situated in Heating town
ship, Clinton county, Pennsylvania, known as
the LORAIN LANDS, viz;
certain tract being Nc. 1862 warranted in
the name Of Thomas Willing, containing about
100 acres, situate on Birch Island Run, at the
distance of 81 mics from the river, being well
timbered with Pine and Oak.
Also, another smaller tract Of land situnte at
the mouth Of Birch lslanu Run, on the west side
cr the river, containing i3 acres and allowance,
and having a good rafting beach thereon,
Ea.FCr terms apply to
q. l.. REED,
JAS. b, GRAHAM, IN FS'
Clearfed, July 80, 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27

IIAUTION.-My wife Caroline, having left
I j ny bed and board without just cause or prov
ocation, all persons arc hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting her on my account as l
will not psy any debts contracted by her.
JOS. A. PASSM0RE.