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DEGIsTER's NoTICE-yoti,. !. ,.,,

* SNOlICE.-Noticei is her 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 heirs
iegatees- creditors and all others in any 9th er way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or.
phans court of Clear6eld county to be held at
the C0"u House, in the Borough of CIear6eId
commencing on the Second Monday of January
1908, Tor confirmation and allowance:
Inc FINAL Administration account of Theodore
Weld, Administer of George Dollen late of Becca-
ria township. Clearfeld county Penn'a decd Of
wnom John Weld, jr, was the first Administrator
Inc fInal account of Theodore Weld Executor
OF the last VIII and Testament of John Weld late
Oh Beccaria township Clearfeli Co. Pa deed
The Final account of J. c. McCloskey Admin
is,rator OF all and singular the goods and chattes
rights and credits. which were of Nathan M'Clos-
Key; late OF Pike tp.. Clearfeld Co., Pa decd.
The Final account Of Jesse Hutton and Mary E.
Kelly, Administrations of all and singular the
goods ana chattels, rights ard credits which were
OF James NJ Kelly, late of Beccaria township,
oiearheid county. Penn'a, deceased
The hnal account of VIM. McCracken Adminis-
traitor OF all and singular the goods and chatteis
rights and credits. which were of VIM McCrack-
en-, sr late of Bell township Clearfield Co. decd
The hnai account of John Weld (dec'd,) Guardi.
an OF Hannah Hoover, one of the children and
heirs of Abba Hoover late of Beccaria township,
Ciearheld county, Pennsylvania deceased
ne hnai account of jeremiah Hoover and Ja-
COD Beams, Executors of the last will and testa-
ment of Henry Beams, late of Morris township,
deceased
:, JAMES wRIGLEY,
november IL, 1852 Register,
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WHAT THE REBELS EXPECT FROM THEIR Non
THERN SYMPATHrzERs.-The Atlanta ga In
fslhgencer OF October 18th has a long and very
sharp review OF General Bragg's campaign in
Kentucky, in which it shows up the incapac-
.ty OF that General. The following is an ex
tract showing the hopes entertained at the
south, and the reliance placed upor such re-
beliion sympathizers AS Vallandigham. Bright
and others Had General Bragg done his
duty as well and promptly as General Smith
did, Louisville would have been ours. CincIn
natl would have furnished us with supplies
while Columbus. Ohio, might have been our
headquarters. Then would the V,Ilandig
hams of ONO, and the Brighis of Indiana,
have rallied to the issuing of General Brage's
noted proc amation then would MANY tbou
sand friends in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois have
Joined the Southern army then, too, could
General Bragg, having cut off the Western
from the Eastern States, have whispered terms
OF peace into the North western ear; and
then might we have reasonably hoped for
peace But now all hope of peace is indefi
nitsiy postponed land our prospects are gloom
Ter than when we began to cross the moun-
tam, because our appearance near the Ohio
has caused many man to be added to the
Northern army that, had we remained south
OF the mountain, would never have taken nm
arms against us.''
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u. States Tax Appeals.

l. > Assessors Office. Nineteenth Distric, Pa
ofhee Curwensyille. Ciearfeld county Pa I
NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment
lists valuations and enumerations made and t.-
Ken within the assessment district com posed of the
county of clearield, by the assistant assessor uL-
der the laws of the United States viii, remain O.
pen 10 all persons concerned for examination for
the space of Fifteen days from the 18th day Of
Decem Der, A. ID. 1852, at the office of J. b. McE-
naiiy, Esq in the Borough of Clearfeld in the
said county Of Clearfeld
Ana, at the same place the undersigned asscs-
Sor OF TINS collection district, viii attend tho
lst day OF January. A. D. 1863 te receive, hear
and determine all appeals relative To any errone-
Gus or excessive valuations cnumera:ions by
the assistant assessor.
In regard TO appeals. the law provides, That
the question to be determined by the assessor. on
an appeal respecting the valuation or enumera-
ton OF property. or bjeets liable duty taxa
ton shall be, whether the valuation com planned
OF De or be not in just relation proportion 20
other valuations in the same assessment district
and whether the enumeration be or be not cor
rect And all appeals to the assessors as afore-
said, shall be In writing. and shall specify the
particular cause, matter, thing respecting which
a decision is requested and shall moreover state
the ground or principle of inequality or error
complained OF DANIEL LINTNGS ST0N,
Assessor of the Ninteenth Collection District
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TIE HERO OF THE MONITOR AGAIN AFIo.r.
Commander Worden, whose services on the
Monitor have been so highly appreciated by
his country. viii sail from this city next week
in better ship than even the Merrimac's an
tagonist. His eyes are well enough for duty.
and his spirits excellent. By the laws of rank
alone he is Commander, no special promo
tion having been conferred on him. His new
craft-the Ericsson battery Montau-now at
the Delameter iron works. is nearly finished
and Will be ready to d .ht in a few days, Her
new gun and turret apparatus is receiving the
hnai touches, the officers appointed by the
Navy Department have nearly all reported to
Admiral Paulding. and the guns are already
on board. She is even more carefully com.
pleted than the Passac.-N. Y. Tribune.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.---By virtue of sundry
- writs of PendfttoMi Erponas issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of CIearield county and
to me direeted, there will be exposed to Pu bIic
Sale, at the Court House in the borough of Clear
field on Monday the 18th day of January next
A. ID. 1858 at | o'clock, p. NJ the following de
seribed Real Estate viz:
certain tract of land situate in Ferguson town
snip, Ciearheld county Pennsylvania Begin.
ming at HanIanL ti.oiroo b, ue,,iaiIi I'm
Globs survey south 30 deg west $50 percbes 10 a
post thence south 40 deg east ll6 perches to a
post and line of Cornelius Tubbs and thence along
line made between theln north so deg east as9
perches to post, thence by John TripIer survey
north 40 deg west 100 perches to place of beein-
ming containing ZIG acres more or less being
the horth west half of survey in name of Matthias
Barton, with about twenty-five acres cleared and
log house and barn erected thereon Seized n :
Ken IN execution, and to be sold as the property
Of Silas White
ALso-A certain tract of land situate in Cur
wensviiie Borough. Clearfeld county Pennsylva-
MA TO WIT: lot of ground situate in the Bor-
ough OF Curwensville, fronting sixty feet on Main
street ana running back 2u0 feet to an alley
Bounded east by II d. Patton. south by an alley
west by - street, and north by Main street with
two story frame house thereon Also-two lots
iiohuhg on thompson street, running back TO an
alley and bounded by lands of VIM. Irwin with a
one and haf story dwelling house and wood
mousse thereon erected Seized taken in execu
tI9n' and to be sold as the property of Alfred Mon
tellus, Edward Monteius and VIM TenEvck tr.
ding as Montelius, Ten Eyck & Co.
ALso-A certain tract of land situate in Knox
township. Clearfeld county Pennsylyania. Con
tanning one hundred acres more or less situate in
Knox township. with about thirty acres cleared
ana log dwelling house and log barn erected
thereon, adjoining lands of VIM Robertson and
others Siezed. taken in execution and TO be
sold as the property of Isaac p Carson
ALso-A certain tract of land situate in Gue-
llch township. Clearfeid county Pennsylvania
Containing about three hundr red and fourteen
acres bounded by lands of - about twenty acres
cleared with a small orchard, and having a log
CABIN house erected thereon. Seized taken in
execution. and to be sold as the property of WIN
B. Hegarty.
EDWARD PERKS. Sheriff
Sheriffs Office December IN 1879
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CLEARFIELD. PA. deer 10. 1862.
THE PAPER PANIC.

The re tding community need not be snrpris-
ed if they will soon have to pay higher prices
tor their newspapers. in consequence of the
great increase in the cost of printing paper,
which, during the past month, has advanced
nearly one hundred per cent Some OF the
city publishers have already raised their pri
ces, and the balance will be obliged to follow
their example or sshut shop.' Time alone
will show how many of the country establish
ments will be able to keep their presses in
operation.
The great advance in the price Of printing
paper is mainly attributable to the scarcity OF
cotton rags. The high rate of exchange shuts
off importations, ard the country is thus de-
rrived of $4,000 900 worth of FOREIGN rars
which warn fnrmarly consumed each year.
Then again the short supply, and consequent
high price of cotton, has taxed the ingenuity
OF people, and great quantities of material
formerly used in the manufacture of paper.
are now picked into shoddy, and used as a
substitute for cotton. Cotton and linen shod
dy is freely used in the manufacture of wool
en- goods, and where this passion for shoddy
will finally end, nobody can foreten. So linn
tied, indeed, has become the supply of stock
that some OF the manufacturers fear that the
question yet to be solved is not only as to
price, but whether the quantity of paper re
quired can be supplied Inventive genius
may furnish remedy. Straw makes good
substitutes for rags, and manufacturers will
soon have suitable machinery for more gen
eral converting of straw into paper. In this
way and by mixing old paper with rags, suf-
hcient quantity may be produced to meet the
wants of the consumers.
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RELIEF NoTIcE.-The Board of Relic.

pELIEF NOTICE.--The Board Of Relief
h for the county of Clearheid. will meet at the
Commissioners office in Clearfel i. on Thursday
and Friday, the 18th and 18th days of December
A d. $50.
The Board Of Relief have directed at the wifs
of the soldier must appear before the board and
produce her sworn statement. detailing name of
soldier regiment and company, and when enlis-
ted the number of children with age and seq of
each the t, wnship in which they resided at tn,
time OF enlistment and their present residence
and that she Is without the means of support for
herself and children who are dependent upon her
Two witnesses of credibility from the township
in which she resides must also be prod uced n hoss
certificate (sworn to before the Board of Relief
must set forth that the applicant the person she
represents herself 10 be- that the aternent of m,
number and age of her family is true that she ia
IN destitute circumstances and her family in ac.
tual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are correct aud true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be OBJ
tanned at the Office of the Board of Relief when
application is made and the witnesses appear
n B Illness of the applicant, properly proven,
VIII excuse personal attendance
Dec 3, 1862. WM 5 BRADLEY. CIcrk
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NOTICE OF PARTITITIoy OF Nosp

" BoGGS ESTATE-To VIM. Boggs, Rober,
Boggs. Margery. wife of Baxter formerly Mar
gerry Boggs; Elizabeth, wife of John M'Conkey.
formerly Elizabeth Boggs; Martha Jane, wifs Of
Henry L. Hensley. formerly Martha Jane Bogg.
w WiIber Boggs, Henry Bosgs; Mary, wife Of
VIM Chandler. formerly Mary Boggs and Roland
Boggs, heirs of Moses Boggs, late of the State Of
Missouri and formerly of Clearfeld county, Pa
and to all persons claiming the Real Estate in
Clearfied county aforesaid of the said Moses Boegs
either as heirs or under said heirs;
TAKE NOTICE, that writ Of partition has been
issued out of the Orphans Court of Clesr6eid
county aforesaid TO me directed for the partition
among the aforesaid heirs of certain real estate i'm
said county, viz Ono tract or piece of timber
land situate in Bradford township in said county.
containing 40 acres 81 perches, more or less An
other messuage or farm situate formerly in Brad
ford now Graham township, containing about lao
acres and 90 perches
In pursuance OF which writ, on FRIDAY the Both
gay OF January, A. D. 1869, upon the premises a.
ioresaid, at and after 0 o'clock A If Of said day,
VIII proceed to hold Inquest of Partition 10
make partition, II the same can be made and in
quire and make report thereof according to law
Al which time and place all persons Interested are
nothed to attend anu be presents
:. ED PERKS, Sheriff 10
Sheriff Office, December To- IS62-6t
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

u EGISTER'S NOTICE,-Noticei is hereby
~ gwen that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and re main led OF
record in this Office for the inspection of heirs
legatees, credito and all others in any other
way interested, and will be presented to the pext
Orphans court of Clearfeld county to be held at
the Court House in the Borough of Clearfeld
commencing on the Second Monday of January
1868, for confirmation and allowance:
The account of Huburt Leigey Ad mnistrator OF
all and singular the goods and chattles rights
and credits which were of Francis Leigey. late
of the township of Covington, Clearfeid county,
deceased
The final account of George Knarr jr. Admin
strator of all and singular the goods and chatteIs
rights and credits which were of George Weaver
late of Brady township. Clearfeld county, decd
The finar account of George knarr jr., Admin
strator of all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits. which were of Charlotte Wea-
yer. late of Brady township, Clear6eld county
Pennsylvania. deceased
The Partial account of James A Bloom and
John Bloom Executors of the last will and testa-
ment of Isaac Bloom, Sr., of the township of Pike
Clearheld county Pennsylvania deceased
Dee. TO- 1862 ISAIAH G. BARGER Register
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IST OF JURORS, for January Te rm. 1862
II commencing on I'd Monday
GRAND JURORS
Beccaria townshp-Thomas Washburn.
Bloom township--John Fridge
bradford tip j. II. Stewart Isaiah Fl Williams
Brady tOwnship-R w. Moore, Lever illegal,
Samuel Dunlap
Burnside township-Samuel Brilliant. Thomas
W. Kitchen 80
Chest townshp-william McGarvey.
Ciearheld borough-Jona Boynton
Covington township-Hubert Hugueny.
Decatur township-Solomon Hamm merschIag.
Girard dtownship-NichoIas Rouslet
Graham townshi2-David Mcdowell.
Knox township-James L. McCrscken
Lawrence tow'p.-A. T. Bradley John Fenton
Morris township-James Holienbach.
Pike township-Wiiam L. Bloom
Penn township-Willam P johnson.
Union township-John Dressler
TRAVERSE JURORS
Beccaria township-John Harsh Henry Revers
Bell township-David McCracken
Boggs township-Samuel Lambert
, Bradford township-Absalom Pearce, Absalom
Brady ytownsbip-Andrew LiddIe, John Nolder
John Hand. James Nelson Eli Harman. Robert
Boyle. Andrew Wilson
Clearheld borough-Benjamin Babcock
Cov1ngton township-Charles Schnarrs
John P. Dale ''neiy'
Ferguson township-Grier Bell Foster Davis.
Fox township-Judson G. Bundy
GIrard township-John Nelson.
Gosnen tewn'p-J A; L. illegal. John Sankey.
Gueilch township-Abr Nevlipg Lisle E Nc
Gully. John Whitesde
huston township-Stephen Bundy
:, karthaus township-John Miohaels Jr., Edw
McIarvey. VIM ;. SanKey VIM. Harsh hberger.
knox township-David Cathcart
Lawrence township-Geo. Hall, VIM Mapes. p
Antes John Cessna, Levi Derrick
Lum moer-city borough-Noah Farwell
Morris township-Michael Brown VIM
kothrock. John Kayhorn.
New Washington borough-James NJ. Rose.
Pike township-Geo Price. Samuel Bloom of A
Penn township-Elisha Fenton, David Lee.
Union township-John P. Dale
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ENGLISH WoRKMEN AND THE REBELS One
OF the ablest writer's for the Jour, al des debats
is now writing letters to that journal from
Manchester and Birmingham, and he extols
as something the most grand and wonderful
he ever saw, the abnegation aid practical
sound sense of the Eng Iish laboring classes
under their present sufferings. But be adds.
what is more wonderful still, is that this class
understand the real question at issue in the
United States. and nearly universally and by
that instinct which unites the democratic mas.
ses everywhere, takes sides with the north,
aud refuses to murmur because they see their
own battle-the battle for free labor--beinp
fought out.
SO writes the Paris correspondent of the
New ork Commercial. How beautiful tba,
is! How touching that the men who. in al,
England, are our frmest friends, are those
who are suffering most intensely from the
war.
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Scorr AND BUcHANAS.-Gen. Scott. thronob
the National Inteiigencer, finally and briefly
replies to MIR. Buchanan. denying that he has
any resentments to crafty, stating that he hs .
srsceived many official courtesies from the late
President, but TO vindicate justice and the
truth OF history is paramount obligation. -
He insists and shows that certain Southern
States "receiyed an undue proportion OF arms,
many Of which we're not condemned.
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A SUMMING UP.-The Knoxville Tennessee
Register, (secessionist,) thus sums up the mer-
its OF the controversy between Buchanan and
Gen. Scott: Ex- President Buchanan has pub
lished an elaborate defence against the char :
ges OF lneff1ciency preferred against him by
Gen. Scott. 1t possesses little interest. save
that either he or Scott had lied, and nobody
in the South cares which. Both are miserable
old dotards. Nothing remains of .sOld Buck''
but his cock-eyed knayery, and of Scott. but
his vanity and egotism. Thsir vices live
their virtues have rotted
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''How can readers expect tn form correct o.
pinions upon controverred facts when hey hear
the evidence only on one side We prefer tn
lay all the facts-the statements Of each party
-before our readers. SO that they can Judge
for themselves. y -Ciea.. field Republican.
Astonishing magnanimity! Our neighbors
'prefer" to give their .sreaders all the facts''
Since when 2 Have you pursued this course
consistently during the past two years? You
published Bieler's speech of Dec IL, 1850.
son the present unhappy condition of the
country, that is sone side.'' where is the.
other! You published Douglass speech OF
Jan. 3. 1861 son the state of the Union''-that
is ''one side" again, what became of the 9th.
er side? Did you s'prefer'' to publish sail
the facts" But, perhaps, the speeches refer
red to were not "upon controverted tacts'' 2
Or did you prefer to give some sides only ?
why didn't you publish Holt's letter of Nav
81, 1861, or his speech at Cincinnati on July
10, 1861 Why didn't you give your readers
Dickinson's speech of Aug. 8, 1861, at Cort-
land, I. T., or the one at Wyoming. Pa, on
Aug. l9, 1861; or Rob't J. Walkers speecb
at N. York or Andy Johnson's speech in the
Senate on July 27, 1861, or his speech at Gin
cinnati Or did these Democrats not state
''facts"! You .sprefer to lay oil the facts be-
fore your readers! Pooh Preferring to do
an act and doing it, are two distinct proposi-
tions, and our neighbo-s seem to incline to
the former.
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nR. LITCH'S fresh sup
- ply OF these invaluable Family Medicines
are Tor sale by NJ A. Frank. Clearfeld, consisting
OF ram Curer Restoratire, great cure for colds
ana cough and Ants- Bilious Physie. They have
oeen thoroughly tested in this community, and
are highly approved. TRY THEN
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Eurs F! Furs !! Furs /!

All kinds of Furs wanted by the subscriber such A.
Mink Coon Red Fox Gr.v E
Cross Fox Muskrat, Black Bear. Otter
Also, Deer Skins. Hides and Pelts. For which the
highest price will be paid either in trade or cash
at the cheap cash store of r MoSSOp
December 3, 1852 ClesrAad
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NEW ADvERTIsEMRETs.
4 UDIToR,s NnrIcr -,

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tbe r,d.,s,.,
= Auditor appointed BY the Orphans COM, ~
Cfeafhetd county to distribute the balance in ,bs
hands OF the Administrator of Richard Cur
deceased; VIII attend to the duties Of his appoint;
ment and hear all parties interested at his once
IN Ciearfield Borough, Friday the End day OF
January, A. u, 1868. r; o'clock p NJ
Dec. 10, 1862 J b N'ENALfY audi,o,
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BREWERS AND DIsTrLLERs.-.Tb

RNE" ;" Ems AND DISIELLERS.--The
- undersigned has received for distribution ii,
forms according to which the Books of all Brew.
ers and Distiiiers must be kept, under the Act Of
Congress to provide Internal Revenue All per-
sons owning or operating Breweries or Dis iiisr
les. in the counties of Erie Warren. J.ffer.on
Mexican, Cameron Elk, Forrest and CIcar6eld'
by applying at the Office OF the Collector in this
CITY, or by letter addressed TO him may obtain a
Form NJ DnJI,.i AS
Collector Of In Rev. 18th Dist. Of P.nn,s
Erie. Sept. Is. lS6 ,.scnt u
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.,

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Letters
y OF administration having been granted to the
undersigned, on the estate of Adam Emerick
late OF Brady township, deceased All persons
indebted to the said estate are hereby notified to
make Immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
Sept 10. 1862 ANDREW PENTZ Adm'r
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE-Not;

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned Auditor appoint
ed by the Orphans Court of Clearfeld county to
report distribution of the moneys in the hands of
d. j. Catheart, Administrator of Jane Wilson.
deceased. will attend TO his duties as Auditor and
hear all persons interested in said estate at the
Office of J. b. McEnalIy. on Saturday the Sd day
of January A. d. 1868. at CLOCK D. m
Dec 10, 1852 j. III FULFORD. Auditor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aarsrtsements large type, cuts ont usual
style ari be charged double priee for space occupied

Toinsure attention, the CASH must accompa-
ny notices, as follows:-All Cautions with 81
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, 81 so; Admins
all other transient Notices at the SAM ra. es
Other vartisemen st 81 per square, for Scr less
lnse. tions. Twelve lines (or less} count square
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No attempt has as vet been made By Burn.
side to cross the Rspahannsck. The Rebels
are still engaged in fortityjng the hills back
of Fredericksburg.
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STATEMENT of the CIearfield County Bank
~ tt,sa nd di,,.z N.,I-

STATEMENT of the Clearfeld County Bank
~ for the month ending Nov. 29th, 1862.
ASSETS.
Bills discounted, I: S5s.735 81
Pennsylvania State loans, 47,043 III
Specie, F.: :: &: 4229 20
Due from other banks =: 1894 81
Notes of other banks, 1915 90
U. s. Treasury Legal Tender
Demand notes. 2450 90
Checks drafts. dc. 2,S75 "a
over drafts, 29S al
Furniture 3l5 81
Expense of plate engravingAc. 764 IS
-- Sl42. AS 46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. paid in. $50 900 90
Notes in circulation, 2574O 90
Due depositers 1852 95
Due certificates of deposit, : IO5SI %
Que Banks, 3o9 80
Due Commonwealth, (: 81 II
Due United States, -: So so
Interest and exchange. , : 1877 &c
--Sl42.4 AS 4e
JAMES B. GRAHAM. Cashier
Clearfeld. Pa, Nov 90 1852
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STOvES.-5O COOKING STOVES. of all Sizes
~ for sale cheap for cash by
Dec 3, 1852. r. M6sSOP. Clear6eld.