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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-11
B Y TELEGRAPH.
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 10.
SENATE.
Tuesday Prayer by Rev. Mr. Morse of Hal
lowell.
Papers from the House were disposed of in
concurrence
Resolve in relation to the collection of taxes
in Washington County was read, and on motion
Of Mr.. Woods was tabled
Passed to be enacted. Act to amend Chap
l49, of the laws of 1862, relating to attachments
in civil actions; act to amend Art. %, Section A.
Chap. /, r. s., relating to rules of construction;
act to provide in part for the expenditures of
government.
Bill to amend Sec. 3, Chap. rs, r. s., relating
to levies on real estate, was read a second time,
and, on motion of Mr.. Wiggin, was tabled.
Bill for the preservation of certain birds, was
read second time, and, on motion of Mr.. Rob-
erts, was indefinitely postponed.
Passed to be eRgrossed.-Act to authorize the
Kennebec Telegraph Co. to lease or sell their
line; act to continue in force the provisions of
the act, additional to the act, incorporating the
Proprietors of Gardiner and Pittston bridge;
act to authorize the City of Bath to lend further
aid to the Androscoggin Railroad Co.
On motion of Mr.. Woods, it was ordered, that
the Judiciary Committee be instructed to enquire
what legislation is necessary in relation to taxing
deposits in Savings Banks.
Resolve in relation to reduction of duty on
imported paper was read second time, and, on
motion of Mr.. Jordan, tabled.
Various petitions were presented and referred.
Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Waterman of Halowell.
Papers from the Senate were disposed cf in
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Haskell of Garland, it was
ordered, that the Committee on Agriculture be
instructed to enquire into the expedency OF
amending Chap %, Sec 3, r. s., relating to stray
beasts
On motion of Mr.. Rigby of Newburg, the
Committee on Agriculture was instructed to pre-
sent bill requiring owners of lands in this
State TO adopt some method for the destruction
of the Canada thistle
On motion of Mr. Gunnison of Scarboro', it
was ordered that the Judiciary Committee be
instructed to enquire into the expediency of re-
peanng Chap. lsl, OF the laws OF louO, entitled
''act additional to Chap. 6, R. S. on assessmen,
and collection of taxes
On motion of Mr.. Turner of Augusta, the
Committee on Militia was directed to enquire into
the expediency of amending Chap. 1874, of the
laws of 1862, relating to the enrolment and or
ganization Of the militia, so as to make the same
more effective.
Mr. Shaw, of Portland, presented the petition
of John II. Williams for an amendment of the
charter Of the Presumpscot Land and Water
power Company. Referred to the Committee
|. on Manufactures
Mr.. Hopkinson, of Fort Fairfield, presented a
bill relating to land certificates, which was re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
| Various petitions were presented and referred
| Engrossed in concsrrence.-Resolve giving
further time for the completion Of bridge Wash
burn; resolve in favor of John Noel and Attear
| Lewey.
Adjourned.
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Adjourned.
AUGUSTA. Feb. 10. 1869.

Official information has been received of the
resignation of the following officers: Assistant
Surgeon Warren Hunter, 10th regiment; Major
Charles Walker, 10th; Capt. W. H. Clark, 4th;
Capt W. H. johnson, 9th; Capt. b. d. Baxter,
Marine Artillery; LIST Lieut.. George Webster,
I4th; I'd Lieut.. b. F. Stevens, l4th; 81 Lieut.. b.
b. Hanson, 10Th; Lieut. C. W. Merrill, 9th Bat
terry; Assistant Surgeon, J. Sawyer, 10th; Lieut.
Hiram Moore, 23d; Surgeon H. S. r. wiggin,
18th.
Capt. Lysanjer Hill of the 10th has been hon.
orably discharged on account of disability.
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Bark Jane A Bishop Wolfe, at New York from
New Orleans. reports, Jan %. OF Matfanilia Reef
ship OF about 800 or 1000 tons. bound North,
with a jury mainmast and loss Of fore and mizen
topgallant mast Was painted black
Sch Georgia. tof RockIandl from Arroyo for Bait
more. went ashore mile South OF Hatteras Inlet
on the morning Of the 9Th inst. the wind being Sc
and thick at the time She had a cargo OF molasses
and sugar. and both vessel and cargo will probably
water.
Sch Chrstiana, Geer. before reported ashore ct
Lewes, Del, and another name not ascertaned, have
been got on and are anchored ct the Breakwzter;
still remains ashore inside the point Of the Cape.
The sch Leo. Of kockland, is much damaged and not
worth getting on
Ship Jos Gilchrist. Lavender for Liverpool. while
at anchor ~ Quarantine 10th discovered be
fire foreward. but II was speedily extingushed, and
the ship proceeded To
Ship Mortimer Living ston, ashore at carson's In
let, will be n total loss.
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srCoi John H. George of Concord, N. H.,
Democratic candidate for Congress, absented
himself from meeting called to invite Gen.
Butler to visit that city, and kept all his polit
ical friends away except Hon. N. G. Upham,
patriotic war Democrat Subsequently this
George got up meeting to invite Gen. Nc
Clelan. Why the difference? The Boston
Journal well says, simply because Colonel
George believes that Gen. Butler is in earnest
in the prosecution Of the war and believes that
Mcclellan is not. Had Gen. Butler returned
home to denounce the administration and the
emancipation proclamation, Colonel George
would have been the first to welcome back
and invite to the Capital his old friend. But
General Butler. speaking the truth and ut
tering his own convictions upon :he subject of
war and slavery, must he ostracized and pro-
scribed by his old political associates and per-
sonal friends"
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FRAGRANT SozopoSr.-The most convenient and
cfhcacious Dentifrice the world has produced.
For hardening and invigorafing the gum. purifying
the breath. cleansing. identifying and preserving the
teeth from youth to old age. the "sozodont" i now
used and recommended by many ofthe most eminent
divnes dentists physicians. chemists and scientific
gentleman of the day.
Soil by all Druggists everywhere, at so cents per
bottle. Trial bottles and testimonials obtained graf
tbs of II. II. HAY, Portland.
HALL RUCKEL, Sole Agents. New York.
dec27 eod2ms
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DIED..

In this city, Feb lUth of scaretina. Elizabeth r,
eldest child or Thomas and Lettuce o. Pennell, aged
3 years and IA days.
rYFuneraI services on Wednesday, at II O'Clock
at the Sherifss house. on oxford street.
In this city, Feb 10th. Mrs Ruth Otis aged 90 yrs
tH-Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at o. clock
from her late residence No. % Sumner street.
In this city, Feb 9th Lizzie, daughter of E. A. and
Nellie =. Sawyer aged months % days.
In kennebunk. Jan 2sth. L. dia. wife Of the late
Nath1 Mendum, aged So years. 3lst. Miss Hannah
Ann. daughter Of the late Capt Joseph Hatch. aged
IS years.
In saco, Jan. 2sth, Mr.. James Chadbourne, aged
IS years.
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COUCH. COLD, OR An IRRITATrD THROAT, II
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes iDcurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the Of the Troches. and their extended
use, has caused them to be countercited Be sure
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Brorns bronchial Troches which have
prored their efficacy by test Of many years. Pun
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches,
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem Sold everywhere At rs cents per box.
jan2l d&w
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n1- The Free South of Jan. oath says "the
Band of the sth Maine Regiment volunteered
to discourse some excellent music on Satur-
day, for the LIST Regiment of South Carolina
patriotism and good sense, which is in striking
contrast with some unmannered soldiers, who
offered insults to the soldiers of this Carolina
regiment while marching in the ranks. Such
conduct should dismiss them from the service
in disgrace"
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Diseases Of the urinary Orxau.,

" J. c. Mott. VI. d., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon and Physician, attends exclusively TO Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs, and Female
Complaints of all kinds. and the more obscure dis
eases OF the Pelvic Ncera rs Piles. kupturcs, Hydro
sc. DIR. NJ. keeps himself posted In all the improve
ments in the of Disease made in this country
or Europe, and spares expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE II Once SO
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. M 10
4. NJ, and to T. n.
Mrs. NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the afiictive
maladies of her sex. can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oct3eod6m
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sH- The Boston Courier, jealous to be
ahead Of all its contemporaries, lets the cat
out of the bag in relation to the purposes of
the conservatives" touching the desired re-
call Of Gen. Mcclellan. "He can" says that
paper, begin great work of reformation in
the army. From that of the Potomac he can
der him and faithfully serve the cause of the
country. He can have what no other man
can-and that is, a fresh body of troops for a
lawful and practicable purpose, namely, to
maintain the forms Of government until the
opportunity occurs to elect another adminis-
tration. This is all, in our judgment, 1hich
can now be accomplished, or ,chich the main
body ofte people desire to see accomplished"
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SEE woman in another column picking sambuci
Grapes. for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. 1t is worth trial. it gives great satisac-
ton. dec22 d1y
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DR.. p. p. QUiMBY. would give notice that he hs
returnedto Portland and can be found At his Room,
No. Is INTERNATIONAL Housx, Tuesday, August
l2th where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. .............e2 5000
Each subsequent sitting at Office. ............ so
City Patients first Examination at residence. $50
Each ubsequent visit Mt reside nce ......... 100
August Is. ls62.-tf
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

y
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
wESrERN-Arrives at u 40 and u r. NJ. Closes at
1.45 A. VI. and 1.30P NJ
EAsrERN-Arrives at I so p. NJ Closes at I'm
EUROPE-Closes every Saturday at I 30 r. NJ.
CANADA-Arriyes at 30 L. NJ Closes at u NJ.
COUNTRY MAlLS-Arriyes about T. NJ. Close at
EY-ofhce open daily tsundays exeepted) from
A. NJ. too Z. VI. On SUNDAYS, from 81 to 81 A NJ.
DIS. J. CLAwsoS KELLEY and ii. L. DAVIS
Medical Office No 229I Congress street. up same
fight with DIR. johnson, Dentist-oniy place in Port
land where DR. KKLLEr's genuine medicines can be
had. Adrice free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3aw& wtfs2
Office. corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, NJ.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases of the eye and ear. augT-dem
SWEET oRANGEs.-Another lot Of nice Or
anges Just received and selling at very low prices
B. w. JONES.
febi d1w' lis Fore Street.
sYConsumption and Cafarrh and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, successfully trestedby ISRA
LArIoS. By c. MoRsx. NJ. D.,
suls 81 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sta.
gress Street. first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7d1y
DRs. LOCKE KIMBALL. DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. cortland. Ne. augl5-ly
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MARRIED.

In East Trenton. Jan 18th, Watson X. Springer
and Miss Emma j. Coggins.
AT Mars Hill. Jan 10TH John NJ. Taplcy and Miss
Margaret Noble both of Alva Plantation.
In Eden. Jan. 14th. William y. Richards and Miss
Eliza l.. Higgins. both of Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. J. WESLEY KELLEY will be in attendance at
his Medical Office. 2l4 Congress street. Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10th and 1lth of February. The
sick are invited to call. Advice free. feb6 div
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BROKERS' BOARD.
SALE OF SrocKs.-BosroS, Feb 10. 1867.
5000 American Gold l54i
5000 do 1881
21220 do 1888
600 United States Coupon Skies lleSll. ...... 95f
loo United States 3-10 Treasury Notes 49,. 1851
5000 ..........do Observation-Disclosures. l02f
1900 do lO2}
1880 do. lO2i
300 United States Fiye-Twenties .............. 81
200o United States Demand Notes. lG
$500 do 1881
5o0oU. 5. Certificates of Indebtedness (iongl. 81,
$1,000 .......... do ....................... 96i
1000 do fNoyl Observation-Disclosures. IS
1000 ..........do 96i
1000 do (endorsed) ................l 0Oi
5000 ........ do tOetl ....................... 81
5c3 u February Coupons, ............. 49,. $50
q Boston and Maine Railroad ...... 136
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Il ne Dm0 w.. ...E e Dfm 10

Iuenany,- ..-...-..--..FeDrmnry To-
ARRIVED.
Bark Annie Z Sherman. tof New York; Thompson,
Kennebunk.
Sch Inkerman, (Br) Walsh. HALIFAX.
Sch Julia A Rich, Moore Ellsworth.
Sch Savoy, Mayo. fremont for New Bedford.
Steamer Montreal Prince. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Ocean Ranger. Lewis. Havana, BY ID Lord.
Sch Ann. johnson. Boston, by dos A white.
Sch Ellen Merrman. Hamilton, Boston. by John
Lynch Co.
SAlLED-wind wNw-bark Harry Booth; briss
ii Kennedy, Geo Amos, Charlena, and Others.
Reported for the Press.1
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Feb 6-Arr scbs Ella
Marston; West Deunis. Crowell, and Robert Kent
Baker. FIN Baltimore; Dickson. Creighton Hayre
de Grace.
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Ut the "eeh CHUNG rco IL 1900, prepared express
ly for the PRESS, by Mr.. NJ. N. Rich.
NOte.-We wish it to be understood that our QUO
tations represent prices of large lots from first hands,
unless otherwise stated, and that III filing small
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
ASHES.-fhere has been recent advance of
Pearl Ashes, and quote ste1st. Pot ashes re-
main steady with light sales at IIastc.
APPLES-We continue to quote sliced and cored
Dried Apples at 5ta5lc y ID, with moderate de-
mand Green Apples continue dull and are slow sale
at 81 50cl I5 for choice fruit Sales of fair to good
have been made Mt Sl.25al 40 y Dbl
BEANS.-The supply continues to be well sus-
tanned, with moderate demand for Pea Beams and
Marrows At 6292 81. and Blue Pods SOFA 50; and
yellow eyes 50az rs v bush.
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NEW ADvERTISEMEN

NJ. e.. M. Association.
a The next meeting OF this Association for
- "a LKcrukks AND DEBATES viii be held Thurs
w day evening. Feb. IL, at "A O'Clock, In their
Library Hall.
The PUBLIC ARE INVITED.
Question for Discussion.
Resoired That Slavery Is violation Of the laws Of
God and the rights OF man; efforts to sustain ID
In this country have involved in civil war; that
any political party whose principles tend to perpetn-
ate the institution 4 unworthy Of confidence sup
port and that the and shortest method Of
turn TO peace lies In vigorously sustain
ing the present Administration.
Per order Of Committee.
feb10 r. NJ CARSLEf, Sec'y.
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The Portland Daily Press has the largest
regular circulation Of any daily paper in
the city.
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN and hb wife. or two three
"A single gentlemen, can obtain board ut MRS.
RUNELL'S. No. Appleton Block, Congress street.
References exchanged.
Portland, Feb. II. 1853. div
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Review OF the Market.

For the week ending Feb. H. 1863 prepared express
ly for the PRESS, by Mr. NJ n. Rich.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayrcs Dec Q. ship Aymar. Sawyer, I'm
New York. just mr.. .l.
At Leghorn 18th ut. ships Lydia skolheld, skoi-
field. for Boston; Flora Mcdonald, Fuller for New
York Portsmouth Tarlton. do.
At Peinambuco 12fh ult. brigs W VI Dodge. Ander-
son. I'm Philadelphia. ar Dec %. for do. ldF
Al MatanxAs 3lst ult. bark Aucy Frances. Gray, to
load for Philadelphia; brig Tinker. Carlisle wig
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Halifax, Ns-sch Inkcrman-ll5 hhds sugar. tc
Geo Starr.
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Jan "A, OF Tuskar. bark Home. Clifford. FIN Liver
pool for Havana
Jan IA. no lat. &C. ship Flora Southland. Woodruff.
from Cardiff for New York.
Jan ~ lat 10 46 Ion sc 10. ship Alhambra. ~ days
from Liverpool tor New York.
for Philadelphia.
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
isr lines The steamers for or from Liverpool call
queenstown. except the Canadian linz, which call
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30
DEGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice is here

EGISTERS NOTICES.-Noticei is here
IL by given that there has been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register OF Wills in and for the county
of Bradford accounts of Administration upon the fol.
lowing estates, viz
Final account of J Chubbuck Guardian Of Ham.
ilton.
Triennial account of Chubbuck. of Martha E and ]
Hamilton minor children Of Joseph Hamilton, deco
late of Windham twp.
Final account of John Sharts, Executor of John
STARTS deco late of Wilmot tp.
Partial account of VIM Jennings and Chamberlin,
Executors Of Coleman. dec d, late of Wyausng twp
Final account of B 4 Norman Mexican, A 1minstra-
ors of Jeh Mexican decd late of West Burlington twp
Final account of ] A Pierce executor of Ballard
dec d, late of Troy borough.
Final account of JOS Marsh adm of Issac Nichols
de'cd, late of Pike twp.
Final account of VIM Russell administrator of Han.
nah Smith, decd late of Warren twp.
Final account of Cyrus Cook adm's of Mary Ru ssel
dec d.. late of Orwell Twp.
Final account of Charles Brown admir- of J l. Can .
non, decd late OF Rome twp. #
Partial account OF Andrew kf. adm r of Buel Smith
decd, late OF Canton twp.
Final account of Morris and l. Shepard, -exc'rs of
Nathan Shepard, decd, late of Wells twp. So
Final account of John Morrow, ex'r Of Richard Nc.
Pherson, decd. late of Wyalnsing.
Final account of Caroline Montgomery. executrix of
Of Robert Montgomery, decd, late of Tuscarora twp.
Final account of James Voorhs adm'r of E,enor Voor
his. dec d. lato OF Springfield twp.
Partial account of Smith Lent Administrator Of John
]. Reynolds, decd, late of Wndham twp.
ALSO-The appraisement of property set of by Ex-
ecutors Administrators to widows or children Of the
following decedents:
EGN o: Hoses Calfeid Of Wyssx.
:. - Nesser WEis:.., Of ..itett.il,
NathAnsl Ferry. u Terry,
Jep La Rider ot Terry
Icseph HaniltoR o. %indhan.
And tAs same wl be resented to he Orphans ocGr:
nexs, Sur ocafr nai4co and aNorares.
N. G EIsssEs, Resssser.
HssS cneS fe~Auca, April 5, 1858. .ar
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-30

Sherif@s Office, Towanda, April s, 1863.
r- In consequence of the Fast Day appointed by the
President occurring Thursday 3Oth-the day which
The above sales is advertised-the sale will be continued
until FRIDAY May l. 1868, at the ace and time
of day. A. H. SPALDING Sheriff
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-09
THE RAFTsMAn,s JOURNAL,

say, F'they were going to war did not want
eX"mpt'on.'' One of DreatHr's native son ;
tnld mr tat his father had efereti him $500.
IN gree'tbacks, 10 pay his commutation: hIit
ne told him that he CHOSEN fairly 10 fight
Tor his country. and he was gong to do so ;
that he tell Lrond the poSitIon.' Ye Gods !
II the entire north was composed of such men,
IN less than six week. the American Eagle
woud be perched upon the arc OF the western
hemisphere and there sore aiming vociferously,
Westward the star of Empire takes its way.
have settled my little affairs at home
Thrashed Napoleon and John Bull; annexed
Mexico and Canada
Now er this continent m free to roam
And ifthe rest of you erswn d heads dom he still
/ II come over and whip you like the dell
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-09
READER. REMEMRaRI

II you have father. son bro her r, or friend in
the army whom you would like to see disfran
chised, vote for " Woodward. He is the maa
who decides the act giving soldiers a vote. ~
be unconstitutional. We have no doubt that
in his eyes, any man who takes np arms again t
Gov. Seymour's Esfriends," is an outlaw, and
therefore he seeks to deprive them of the
dearest right of American freeman, that
Of choosing their own rulers. He puts the
soldier upon footing with convicted felons,
who heretofore have beenthe only class ofcit
izens deprived of vote.
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- EGIsTER's NoTICE.-Notioe is berebv

IL u 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
ieSaeescredItOrS.a and II others in any 9th er way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
2hahs Court of ClearfeId county to be held at
the oo"'t Hohse IN the Borough of Clearield
commencing on the Fourth Monday of Septem-
per; 1903, for confirmation and allowance
Inc hnai account of James WrigIey. Admins
tFa!or oil All and singular the goods and ehattIes
rlShts and credits, which were of VIM Addeman
Jr. late of the township of Pike in the county of
Ciearheid and State of Pennsylvania deceased
Inc hnal acc unit of Jesse Lines and Elizabeth
Long, Administrators of all and singular. the
go0ds ana ehattels, rights and credits which were
OF Cna Long, late of Brady tp. Clearield coun-
ty. Pennsylvania, deceased
Inc partial account of VIM. King and Daniel
uorIhah. Administrators of all and singular the
goods aud chattels. rights and credits which were
OF John King. late Of Burnside township Clear
heIa ia county Pennsylvania deceased.
Ihe hnal account of Jacob Pearce. q Iardian of
henrietta Smeal minor child of J Smeald decd
The final account OF A. NJ Gill. Guardian of the
minor neirs OF Samuel Harrier late of Bradford
township, Clearfeld county, Penn'a, deceased
The final account of joseph MeCiarren Admin
istrator of all and singular the goods and chat
tells rights and credits, which were of J Bangb
man late OF Decatur tp. Clearield co. dee d
Ihe llle final account of VIM a. Wallace, Ciuardis
OF Ems } Hoover, minor Of David Hoover
late OF Lawrence tp., Clearlield county dee d.
Inc account of John Flynn, Administrators OF
all ana singular the goods and chattes, righa
n ti'o' HhicL were OF Jeremiah Flynn late
OF rem tp;, Clearted county. Penna dee d
The final account of Henry Goss one of the Ex
ecutors OF the last will and testament of Jacob
6oss late OF Decatur tp. CIearield co. Pa. decd.
/ ne hnal occOunt of Lever illegal. Administra-
'of OF al and singu ar the goods and chaftcls,
rights and credits, which were of Benjamin Bon
sail, late of Brady township, deceased
The account of John B. kyler. Administrator of
all and singular the goods and chattels. rights
and credits which were of Jacob kerchner late
Of Morris township, Ciearfeld county. Penn a
ISAIAH d BARGER.
CIearheld,' Aug 70, 1858 Register