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Orphans Court Sale.

II Pursuance Of an order q the, Orphans Court
L Of Clearfed county, there VIII be exposed to
PUBLIC SALE, on the premises in Graham
township, on Friday the 2Tth day of June,
next, at | o'clock, p. m, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE,
late the property Of James Curley, deceased 4
sertain messuage, tenement or piece of land boun.
ded On the south by lands Of Bazel Crowell, on
the west by lands Of Moses c. Evans, on the north
by lands Of Jacob Hoover, on the east hy lands
Nipple, French d Co., containing 100 acres, -t-
uate in Graham township, Clearfeli county,
about 25 acres cleared, having thereon a House,
Stable and Young Orchard.
TERMs.-0ne half the rsrchase money on
conirmltion II sale, and the residue in one year
thereafter, with interest, to be secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises.
PATRICK CURLEY, I,h.r
Graham township, May IS, 1862.
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tb, ClntdtN Bputd,lN
CttAiiuIr "a
"wednesday Morning June %. 1899

.N.E lftr ". iy nu announcement .r
.,r.Aa H.r,r. over lhc signature OF "A
A. Tsaa. tlg.sr.,. ...,4 ,. G.uu.V.,.
40 are nprfls,d of tho fact that he RE
rgN.p,un rrrty Is mo- more, "Uuhoncrcd
upv,l, rrd uu,urr." il bss rns,,d into
inter and cy,rlo,,irg oblivion -rcmcm.
'berel onh as the object of the deem and
dann,nr execration, Of A great nation
the liberty. and harpire,s. and prospcri,
,y Of whose p,oplo i, had dcs,rsyed and
ia late "cEairmou" for this county now
call, u,on il, ,Lnlt,r,d ba,pents 10
meet in county convention next week
not as "Republicar-," nor as "Widc. A.
wakes" nor as "AJolition,sts"-but as
"tAe pecpls ci C&drGsN count. rio gM ,ure
cord,liiy IN sgsliniag the National .Iiu,n,vrd.
ron in his ko,y Of our cc.ntr.'S prRi' A
comprehensive call, truly and with
d lite Qualification. would embrace eycrT
Democrat ana Bell Everett man in tie
courty. But the absence of auy uualifca,
lion whatever. and as j, smells SO rank Of
deception and trcachcry, sc are quite
suro that none viii feel themselves really
called" who are not true and faithful fol-
lowers OF the philosopher, Horace Greedy.
Would 1t not be well for these drill mas.
,erS Of the late Republican party, to tell
Vien, p.i,, and Jg what authority, they have
iorsakeu their name? The Harrisburg
Telegraph. but Gow days since, declared
that "thr Republican party has saved the
Union" ESQ., sure it deserves better
fate than to be thus ighobly abandoned
and fol the life of us we cannot gee why
the name Of a party that had accomplish.
sd su,h wonders, should be changed.
But Perhaps the worthy chairman in
this county is of different way of link.
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kI,HREsurNG MACnINEs.-Thc undor.

TNHKESHt NJ MAthl y bS,-Ihc under
signed wish to inform the citizens Of Clear.
field county, that they still! continue the manu-
facture Of Throshing Machines, at the Bellcfonte
Foundry, Of supeiOr quality, for one, two, and
{, ur horses also, the celebrated endless chain or
tread power, for either one or two horses, with or
without shakers as may suit the purchaser. We
would recommend the tread power particularly to
farmers who keep but two or three horses. The
machine and power with shaker, can all be set
on a small barn floor, and rain or shine can he
worked to good advantage by u man and two
boys, thus saving in hands Hs well as in horses,
and doing the work rs well and as fast as most
men desire. Our four-horEe power machines,
with Overshot cylinders, are certainly tho best now
made. We would give numerous certificates from
reliable farmers, Of both Centre and Clearheld
counties, as to the good satisfaction these ma
ching have given, but deem it unnecessary All
machines warranted, Orders by mail will ro-
ceive prompt attention. A. HAUPT Co.,
May 2S, 1862. Bellefontc, Pa.
Peter Bloom Of Ansonyille is an authorized
agent for the sale Of machines.
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ajHERlFE'S SALE.--Gy y.f.lg .capn,
- Neudtioui Exponas issued out Of the Coa.tof
Common Pleas of Centre county, and to me d..
rooted will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in tnc borough Of Belelou on
Sr'iTHJp tie 2l& ity IJns.
All the undivided one fifth part &c, Of sir cs..
tain tracts o! land with the improvements there.
on, situated partly in Morris township, ClearGed
county, and partly in Rush township, Centre
county. One tract whereof, situated in Morris
township, Clcnriield county. was surveyed under
warrant to Peter Yarnold, and contains $50 acres
and allowance. One tract situated as above was
surveyed in the name of Jesse Iarnold and con
tnins j2l acres and allowance. One tract stus
ted IN Rush township, Centre county was survey.
ed under warrar t to Fenj. Martin, and contains
i2O3 acres and allowance One tract situated as
above was surveyed under warrant to Jno. Weld.
man, containing lis and 76 pcrchcs aad allow.
ance. One tract surveyed under warrant to ia
cob Weidman, containing IO3 acres ami %
perches. One tract situated as above was sur.
veyed under warrant to Jacob Rcsh, and contain
ing SO nOrcs and 22 perches, there being erected
on the above described property two saw mills
and several dwelling houses, with the improve.
mehts and pIurtonancos. Sci zed, taken in exc.
cution and to be sold as the property Of D. NJ
Bilgcr. GEORGE ALEXANDER, Sheriff,
SaeFf'g Ofice Bellefonte, June (, 62
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.-Tbe und

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The unders ign.
~ ed, an Auditor appointed to distribute tho
money arising from the sale of the Real Estate
Of John Graham, SEN, late of Bradford township,
will attend 10 the same at his new office in the
court house, on SATURDAY. the 3lst May, 1852
where all persons interested may attend.
ISRAEL TEST,
Clearhcld, May l4.-pd Auditor
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anu ''nctm '"m''oh STATE" l" 'le,N
moro lhan ''N months ago. anu suppose
they Wrrr al private, At sI3 per month
Their pay alone would amount p $4,000,
600 rcr annum. But, lh,u. ouc.tcuth o
the whole number are officers, whose pay
ranrcs from Ighly ernis'o ttuuud to,N,
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be aided according to the statemen, Of
Il DISTINGUISHED Republican member of
Congress--from sixt, to sevanty millions
from the government ty faith
los, office holders
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DMINIsTRArORs NOTICE-Io,,

"A Of Adminiitrstion having been granted thi,
day to the undersigned on the estate Of ELIAS
LONG, late of Brady township deceased, all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pay ymeut, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
ELlz,ABETH II2, LONG, J Admir-
May e. 9Sc.-6t pd
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NOTICE. Mott

ID EGISTERS NDTICE.-Nutice, il here
IL by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed BY me and remain
filed Of record in this office for the inspection OF
hCirs Cgatccs, crcditoys,un all others in any
other way interested, and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court of Clearield county, to
be held st TIE COURT HOUSE in the borough
Of Clearheld, commencing on the 3rd Monday
Of June 1862, for confirmation and allowance :
!. The partial account Of Jacob ". Campbell
and Washington Gardner, Executors Of tho last
will and Testament Of Timothy Lee, late Of
Burnside township, CleArfed county, deed
>. The partial account Of Jusb Rider, Admins
traitor Of the tate Of John Peter Rider, late OF
Ceyington township, CleGrfeld county, decd
3. The Guardian account of dco. Wilson, Guar
dian Of the minor children Of Robert Leonard
late Of Lawrence township. Clearfel county,
deceased
l. The aCcouu! Of Christopher ErstIer, Admi.is-
traitor Of the estate Of Anthony kratler, late Of
Pike township, Clcsr6eld county, deceased.
The account of q ". McCully, Administrator Of
all and singular the goods and chstcls, rights
and credits, which we're Of Jacob Tpcry, late Of
the township of WoodW I'D in the coupty Of
ClearGeld, deceased.
o. The Administration account Of William Wal
lace, AdminiFtrator Of Robert Butler, la.e of
Lawrence township, Clearfeld county, decd.
:. The account Of b. J. CahCGri. Administrator
o. all and singular the goods and Chattels,
rights and credits, which wore Of Jane lrilsoH
late of the township Of Chest, in the county Of
Clcar6eld, deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Rcgister.
Registers Ofhce, Clearfold, May 10, 1862.
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II by given that Letters Testamentary, on We
estate Of WV. D. ALEXASDER,late of the TOWNSHIP
Of Woodward, deceased have been granted No the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will prese nj
them duly authenticated for settlement.
WIN. B. ALEXANDER, Ex'r.
Woodward tp., May IL, '62.-6t,
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Eoduneg Gadnno 9

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
L ers Of Clearheld county-and all other per
sons Interested, that he is now manufacturing z
GREY LINE Of su' erior quality, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms for CASH,
or exchanged for any Kind of Country Produce.
JOSEPH IRWIN.
Lawrence township, May q, 1863.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BY the Bard y " Groham'S Ror." M
There is a Store in Market Street,
Where all he men and ladies' meet.
To help their ",3les' and save their feet
Right close to "G rahams Store;
(Ieu've surely been in there before
Lives Humph up to ears in leather,
And opsn in all sorts Of weather
He 'solcE' 'awl' Boots with wax and END
And while he lasts, will eer defen!
And cherish all who come lemsndipg
That he should help their understanding,
lie makes all kinds Of boots and shoes,
And none n.ed barefoot 20,
While Stunph and his leather
Are making such show.
And Jack aud Dan are always here.
And ready at a call
To neatly take your measure
And show you through the hall.
Then come along End bring your dust,
The Erudy Eat.o dovr,
And We'd warrant you az good Gt
AZ you can get in town.
b. STUMPH.
June !! u2 Market . Crar.e,j, p
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lNmfn GImmramdL NNr

Fair Grounds Open
TNHE Fair Grounds at Cleariell %lnbe oman
Il ed-under such restrictions - will presery.
the grass now growing therein during Inc fr,,
nishtof the approaching June court, :or th, a,
cJmmodation Of persons wishing to train u.,,
horses on the track, dc.
JOSIAH r. READ, Prs,
Cfcarfeld June I. 1859.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad.
" ministration on the estate Of FREDER-
lCk SHAFFER, jr., late Of Brady township,
Clearied county, deceased have been granted
10 the undersigned. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make payment without de
lay, and those having claims against the 'am'
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
MICHAEL SHAFFER, jTo ADMIT
Brady township, JuHc (, 1862
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Goods! Goods!

REED, WEAVER i CO.
4 RE just now opening sp d large ana on sgiees ns
~ did assortment Of SEAS0NABLt uVoDe
which they offer at eAosed dir & y low prices
Fir5, come FIRST served May ~ "a
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Tn- Ware, Ulhes-WaFe, Drug LAM,
Buckets, Broons, Tubs. Churns Wan D.,
Blinds, Umbrellas, Baskets. school Bool, THP'i
nish, Moss, Curlsa Hair. Coach Trim; Al
Spirit Turpen1'ne, Linsccd.On Fish. Oil, Casi
OIL, Glass, Ac, in fact li!t.y yr cyuythiay m ~"
ally Ecptin country store. S'"'
All OF which Will be sold OIL tho uost r,,,,r.
Bile teImg for Cash, Or approved country n,'
duce. "' P''
ClearE I'D, MAY %. lsCo
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WILLIAM STRAW

Jordan township June 4, '62-pd.
"HEREAS, = certain William Hey" 'y,'
w a LEATHER TRUNK at my house \
September last Notice is hereby given 70 t1lt, sat
Heller to come forward, pay charges ana pA''
away, otherwise it will be sold for said chaTse'
MiCHAL SrlNEK ERlCHNEh
Morris township, May 2S, ls62.-pd
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AUTION.-Al persons are hereby Caution
" cd against buying or meddling in any Es5
with one Dark Bay Mare, one Brown coy w., ,Is
Bay Colt and one pair Young Oxen, DO" u %s
use Il Nicholas Straw Of jordan township u' '''
same belong to me- o,w
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CiearfieId Markets.

Corrected weekly by J. 7. Rratler, Dealer in
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Provisions dc.
Apples, fdryl - Bu 90
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Clothing. Notions,
Jointed Hoop Skirts, Shakers
Musical Goods.
NI9U. .A.tl.AAYYAlM

Niolins, Flies, Strings, Bridges, Bow, ps,,
Preceptors, Music PAPER, Rogin T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31
EOREIGN NEWS

By the rival of the royal mail steamship
Europa at Halifax, we have the news Of the
reception in England of the announcement
OF the surrender of Mason and Slidel. Mr.,
Stewards note appears to De satisfactory to
the British Cabinet, aud that the satisfaction
rendered is acceptable, and that an answer
will be returned expressing qualification at
the disavowa Of Capt. Wilkes act" But it
seems that certain points are leit for discus
sion after the delivery of the prisoners.
This probably puts an end to all fears Of a
war with England on account of the seizure
of the rebel commissioners, but the Tunes
continues to discuss the ''inhumanity and saw
age atrocity" of the stone blockade of the
port of Charleston, as If the war fever was
not wholly allayed, but seeking new pre-
texts on which to pick quarrel with broth
er Jonathan. The effect Of the reception of
Mr. Stewards note on the English generally,
however, must be to produce reaction in ia
vor of peaceful relations between the two
/, countries, and the wsr-party will undoubt-
eddy find theirs an uphill work.
But the editorial of the Times on the re-
ception due to Mason and Slidel must be par
ticularly gratifying to these two digntaries.
They are surely "ihe most worthless booty it
would be possible for the American eagle
90 surrender to the British lion, aud so they
seemed to be considered by their deliverers
The Times acknowledges that their object is
TO entangle England in a war with the North,
and advises the English government and peo-
pie to keep aloof from all such entanglng al
liances, and let the rebel commissioners
s'pass quietly on their way and have their
say with anybody who may have to listen to
| them" We suspect that the truth will turn
| but to be that while John Bull was in the
| greatest haste to have hand in brother
Jonathan's strengthening, she has herself
been most handsomely shorn, and will not
care again to medele with Jonathan's family
quarrel without some better pretext than any
which has yet been given.
Now that this unhappy controversy is set
tied, we trust that the Administration will
pee the necessity of vigorous and immediate
FORWARD movement Of our forces from every
lpractical point, and speedy termination o.
the war aud opening OF the Southern ports
This alone will silence the growl Of the Bri
fish lion respecting the blockade. or any 9th
er Imaginary grievance, and maintain peaceful
relations between the two countries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

70 Counterfeit money is circulating in the
camps and in and about Washington On
Friday the police made several arrests, and
among the effects Of one Of the parties we're
found about four hundred dollars in notes of
denominations Of one, three, five and ten, the
couuterieits being on Pennsylvania Township
Bank, Western Bank Of Philadelphia, Farm
ers Bank OF Pottsyiile, WiiIiamsburgh Bank,
Warren Bank, Mass, Atlantic Bank, Boston,
Montpelier Bank, Southport, Conn. Bank,
Commercial Bank, Rhode Island, Waterbury
Bank, Farmers Bank, Lancaster. a quanti-
ty of spurious halves and quarters have also
been seized.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

EbNl ISTRY.--I have located permanent,
-. ,h montpelier as Dentist, in the rooms over
$500 lonr store. formerly occupied by Dr. NJ.
huD9.t have used the Rubber Plate In nv p,.c,ire =
s o' leats and in al cases have given perfect sat
savuoh very frequently have inserted rubber nl.,es
lo persons "Ao nave for years gold silver or Mat
na' ana IN n" case could induce them 10 70 bach N
melaluc Plaie again While confidently recon-
memo as superior 20 any metal plate in the mouth
aHn a''o recommend as very much cheaper than gold
GFIceh filed With gold silver and tin 81, A, IN make
mem durable ~ charges IN all cases shall be reason1
Die Please give me call
60, w' give ,ltec letters from gentlemen we'll known In
Wndham county
Bratucboro January l. 1862
This is 20 certify that have worn Tor sometime past
SET o ireth ON Rubber put up by DR.. J. ~ Comepys,
and aver wearing plate work for the last eight years can
chccrinhy recommend the rubber ioork A. being much
ta'eit ana ln erefy W1y better than the metal plates
A. DAVENPORT,
or firm Of Chandler & Davenport
Brattlebofo, August co. 1860
ia1' y'ar had occasion to employ Dr. Comcgys TO
insert fsl . teeth Tor member OF my family, after an
other dcht'' Fed 4aihly tried number OF times without
success j. givfr me pleasure to say DR. Cuucrys sue
cocded admirably, and eheerflly recommend him. be-
heung hm to be- skilfui ttnn-t
CIV PORTION. ND
This may certify that have been personally acquant
ed WITH d. j. NJ Com'gys. for several yrsrs past and
have employed hin in my family as dentist I think
him good workman, and an honest honora bic man,
both professionally aud otherwise r TYLER
or firm Of Tyler q Thompson.
Other letters or references can be given II neccssary
Stf JOHN NJ. CoMEGYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

A rumor prevails a, Washington that while
the public is looking for the cutting off Of
the Tennessee and Virginia railroad some
where in the neighborhood of Knoxville, the
real movement ON that road is now making
by Gen Rosencrans and Col. Garfield, who
are even now marching from Gauley river in
Virginia toward that road. II this is so il
will be turning the rebel flank to some pur-
pose, and will create great CONSERVATION al
Manassas, as the point Of intersection will
not be very far from the immediate rear of the
rebel army
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DEATHS.

In Waterbury. Jan. 10th, Mrs Phebe H. shspiie'wife
Of David g. sheple, Rsqr aged ~ years ana nine
months. - -. a.
In Royal,ou, Jan 10Th, Mrs. Sarah D. Wheeler, viie
Of Minot Wheeler. Esq aged 40 years
years - -.
In Hydepsrk Jan. T. of dptheria. clarisss r. dsuss-
ter OF Luther n r. Emerson, aged 10 years
Ia Hydepark Jan. is, Ellen, daughter OF EiAs hee-
or aged 10 years. IA So. =,
10 Northampton, Mass, Jan ~ Carlos " stuart o,
yssrs
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RHUMATIsM Cured.

NoHwIcH, COEN., February |, 1859.
This certify that in the spring o. 1855 was a.
tackled With Rheumatism in my leg which rendered me
cripple and disabled me Tor nearly two months during
which time suffered the most excrucatng torture and
had nearly relinquished al hopes Of relief when for
tunatey heard of the wonderful powerful power Of Dr.
SWEEPS lNFALLIBLE LlNIMENr and deternin-
ed 70 give IL trial did 80. and experienced Immediate
relief After few applications my limb was entirely
restored, and have since had no Of the conn
plant A. L. WHITE
NoRwIcH, February l. 1889
Mn A. L. WHITE has been employed by US Tor some
four five years and believe him TO be man Whose
statements can be implicitly relied upon.
WILLouGHBY co.
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HONORABLE MEN.-A. H. Scovill IL Co.
of Cincinnati, Ohio, whose medicines we have
advertised for the past year, are just such
men as we like to deal with. They are hon
orable men, and are so different from most
wholesale medicine manufacturers in their
manner of dealing with printers that they de-
serve a notice at our hands. They are the
only men we ever heard OF who pay bills
when they become due, and without dunning,
twice during the past year There are two
reasons for it. First: They were raised in
Vermont, where they early learned the virtues
Of honesty and fair dealing with their fellows.
Second Their medicines sell, solely because
they are good. They purify the blood pure
blood cleanses the heart clean heart
maketh an upright man, Ergo-Scovlrs
Blood and Liver Syrup is the active principle
Of honesty We wish some of our subscrib-
ers would buy botte-IrdsJurgh Standard.
We copy the above for the purpose of add
ing our testimony to the promptness of Mes
srs. A. L. Scovill & Co. In marked con-
trast with many patent medicine dealers, they
give the printer no chance for dunning, but
have an eye to and even anticipate payday.
! To do this their medicines must meet with a
large and ready sale, which of itself is sutii-
cient TO attest their virtue, Soovill is a
trump and we wish all patent medicine
dealers would follow suit"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

ALMOST A FlRE.-This Tuesday morn
ing our citizens we're startled by an alarm Of
fire. which was promptly responded to by the
Engine Companies but before the machines
could be brought to bear upon it, it was ex-
tingushed The fire originated near stove
pipe in the room occupied by Mr.. J. NJ. Kent
as Writing Academy, in Walton's block
There was no damage to the building save
the tearing up of the floor in Mr. Kent's
room