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ID ELIEF NOTICE

ID ELIEF NOTICE.-The Board of Relief
4 for the county Of Ciearfieid, will meet at the
Commissioners ofice in ClesrfeId, OF Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 18th and 10Th days Of
March. s .. 1868.
The Board Of Relief have directed that the wife
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 sex Of
each the township in which they resided at the
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 eredibiIity from the township
in which she resides aust also be produced. hose
certificate (sworn before the Board Of Relief
must set forth that the applicant Is the person she
represents herself be that the statement of the
number and age of her family is true, that she is
in destitute circumstances and her family in ac-
tual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are correct and true.
Forms con tanning these acquisitions be OBJ
tanned At the'ofice 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
Mar IL. 1868. VIM. ) BRADLEY. Clerk
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yielded up his life the altar Of his country.
He sleeps the steep that knows no wsking.
The clods of bloody Aniietam cover the re
mains of our young warrior. God bless him.
and may the flag he so dearly loved ever pro-
tect mis- narrow home. Frederick sburg, too,
tells tale OF the her0is,n Of our brave hoys.
Their blood d1wtsd freely their decimaied
ranks will testify--seversl of whom have since
been placed in the soldiers grave. The noble
few remaining are true to their trust.
Mr.. Editor. the theatre of war was in our
midst few days ago. The weapons of war
fare were of description not laid down in
the latest edition of Hardee. Th- base of op-
erations was adulterated strychnine, inter
sperced with corn -cobs. A very strong and
almost impregnable spirit base, which brought
the enemies ideas to a focus, and was followed
by discussion of pokers and ciubs-aHd,
judging from the cut heads, somebody must
have been hurt. The better haifs of the van
quished are ralIying the :ssupplies' of ths
victors for they have succeeded in bring ing
ont the .sgreen- backs and capturing the
s.Loop.'' .s'Tis an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good and our town is on the highway
TO reform Ye dens of departed spirits, look
h out. ye day of Judgment is drawing nigh.
Wewill ere long be in the land of railroads.
The Ciearfeld and Tyrone is progressing fast.
A few months Of fin weather will enable the
citizens of this destined Chicago of Penn'a,
10 ride on rail. The bridges are finished,
and most of the grading this side of Osce-
ola is done, and some rails are being laid.
What a change in few years. We used to
go rump, thump, whack. crack in the rickety
old s.Concords;' over the ssbonndless" pike TO
| Tyrone. What a glorious interval when the
! journey is ended at Sandy Ridge but If glo-
| rious then, thrice glorious i. IL when We can
| take the cars at our own
s.Loveliest village of the plain.''
/ But, oh. We Clearfielders, yet little while
/ you must endure the ssConcords.' - for sixteen
greyhound statute miies-yet. il is a good ep-
| igastrium arrangement, and one that VIII avail
you more than all the OK ides of iron, or Hos
letters, Stoughtnns. and Plantation Bitters in
quantities sufficient to float the Great East
ern Ere another twelve months will have
passed away, the citizen OF Clearfeld will
ind the Philadelphia morning papers By his
breakfast plate, and amid MS hot rolls and
I evaporating Java he will read Of s'the Union
IS il was, and the Constitution as it is.''
Yours truly, LERoI.
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Shot At-But Missed |!
A GRAND MISTAKE...

THAT ALL THE MERCHANTS OF CURwENS-
Vile were wounded. 'Tis true, that was shot
at, but missed" and since then have been at the
city. and procured a very large assortment of
goods of ali descriptions which arr disposing Of
at lower rates than any other hease il the county
READ, READtn READ.n
Best Calico, at from I5 to ie cents per yard
Best Muslin, at from Is 20 30 cents per yard
Best Delaine. At from 20 to 25 cents per yard
CLOTHING 1T REDUCED PRICES -.
Best Sugar at from I2. to l. cents per pound
Best Syrup a. 81 cents per gallon.
All other groceries at the same rates Boots and
Shoes, and Shoe findings. cheap.
Ladies who wish to make good investment
sh Guild cal and examine the assortment of dress
goods-Merinos. Sa1ony plaids, Plaid BEilIiantz
&c, &c. Also, Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Nsbias
Sontags, Gloves, &c. DC.
Dec. s, 1852 J. D. THOMPSON
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Woodward, March 10th, 1858
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE JOURNAL"
PHILIPsBUgG, CEFrRE COUNTY, Pa,
March lith, 1868. {

fHILIPs5URG, CEFrRE COUNTY. Pa,
March l4th, 1868.
DEAR JOuEyAL--Since my last lette. 10 you
many accidents, incidents and excitements.
have occurred in this gay metropolis. few
weeks ago, our entire community was sudden
ly put on the qui rirs By the announcement
that the spotted" or camp fever was in our
midst; snd as this story hes spread, deem it
necessary 10 let The public know this is not
the case.
The facts are these, "A little girl of twelve
summers, (very interesting and intelligent }
Vas suddenly taken sick-ihe morning she
took Ill aud the day previous, she was in usual
Aeath-s physician was called to see her, but
her disease was not in his category of ills,
SAea consultation of the ssSons Of Esculap-
!i' was hsd-one of them thought the symp-
toms were those of the :sspotted or CAMP fe-
'e7. oEi did not pronounce il such-and hence
'a7 report above alluded to. The patient de-
ehned rapidly, and on the morning Of the
l'lh day, she vas clssped in the cold embrace
'' death. All were anxious TO see the poor
iiie girl, q general favorite in the togSn, }
Oh: when the report of spotted fever vas
gwen out. ihc announcement fell like death
hAsH upon the ear, and the would be good Sa-
maFIiaus passed by on the other side Gar
'.f7as old ladies', to hear them talk, zone
NSnd suppose they existed in the days Of the
children of Isrsel's trcu5lrs,) would almost
induce yoa TO believe that the plaques sent
upon taz Esy ptians were about 10 be visited on
nc Hlcked creatures of the 18th century and
mat this was the beginning. But, i, was no
ceaiagions disease--at least there have been no
More cases. And, with all due courtesy for
lie learned physicians opinion, / would say
mat lis one OF the ways of an All-wisc, just
a'a o-niacient God, TO warn us that health is
10 Indication of long life, and that We sholld
oe prepared 70 answer HIS call sJoaer OF Ia
Ter.
10 my last, 1 made some mention abouts isx-
ehpts" There is misconstruci Ion placed
upon that part Of the letter, and some have
'-eoSed your correspondent Of writi.g dispar-
-sHsE Of our town and her brave boys now
Azh'ing Tor the old flag. They don't see The
pint, or seeing don't understand; for Ger
'ainiy none but whom ii hits will misconstrue
- meaning. Far be il from ME to d,sparsge
'u' representatives. in the Union army. Would
~ G'd could WELD the pen of Bancraft To
>-iohicie their deeds of fame, or that I were
t'''ea With the oratory Of Demosthenes 70, en-
'sIe their brave and glorious acts. The
''ught heid OF Antietam called for the
VI our brave boys, and one Of them
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a YER,S CoMPouND EXTRACT sAR-

N SAPARILLA-No one remedy is more need
ed IN this country than reliable Alternative but
the sick have been outrageously cheated bY the
worthless Preparations of Sarsaparilla abroad
that they disgusted even with the name. Yet
the drug cannot be blamed for the impositions
IRON which they have suffered. Most Of the So
called Sarsaparillss in the market contain little
OF the virtues Of Sarsaparilia or ANYTHING eIze
They mere slops-inert and worth less while
concentrated extract of the active variety -
sarsapaTilla compounded with Dock Stillingiz
iodEpe, etc, Is II ever will be. powerful al
teratlye and an effeetuaf remedy Such is Ayers
Extract Of Sarsaparilla, its truly wonderful
cures of the great variety of complaints which re-
9ulre an Alternative medicine have aband antfy
shown Do not, therefore. discard this inyalse-
bic medicine. because you have been imposed up
on by something pretending to be Sarsaparifla
while II was not When you have used Ayers
then, and not till then, will you know the virtues
OF Sarsapariila. For minute particulars of the
diseases it cures refer you to Ayers 5 American
Almanac, which the agent below named will fur
nish gratis to all who call for it.
AVER 5 CATHARTIC Pills for the use Costiveness.
Jaundiee, Dyspepsia; L gestron. Dysentery Foul
stomach. Headache. Piles. Rheum atism. Heart
burn arising from Disordsred Ston ach- Pain or
Morbid iuacticn of ihe Bowels, FIatulency. Loss
OF Appetite Liver Complaint. Dropsy, Worms
Gout Neuralgia and for Dinner Pill
They sugar-coated. that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best Aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
a family physc. Price % cents per Box; Five
Boxes for si 90
DO not be pat OF by unI,rzncfpiea dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
Oh. Demand AYERS and take no others The
sick want the best aid there for them and they
should have IT
Prepared by Dr.. c. AVER & Co. Lowell, Mass
and sold By
C. D. Watson. CIearheld. VIM. Irwin. Curwens.
vile, 3 Arnold, Luthersburg Eliza Chase Auson-
vile. J. c. Benner Morrsdale, c. r. Foster Phil
Ipsburg, and Dealers everywhere March 4. 1858
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HEADoUARTERs 1sr MARYLAND CAVALRY,
Camp Bayard, March Attn, 1868. {
DEAg Row Il regret 10 say that our regi-
ment has been removed from the corps of
Gen Siegel-a commander whom all respect
ed and loved. and in whom all had the most
unlim tied confdence-yet soldier is not con-
suited as to who shall command him. else
believe, two thirds of the entire army would
array themselves under the banner of the
| thus far, invincible F lying Dutchman. But,
the changes made by Gen. Hooker has sepa-
rated Us from the Immediate command of our
favorite General and placed US in that of Gen.
Stoneman. Our Brigade is composed of the
lst Pennsylvania, 1st New Jersey, 18th Iii
nois and 1st Maryland cavaIry-commanded
BY Col. Van Kielmansegg, than whom We ask
no better. We are about seven miles from
Falmouth, near Belle Plain. There are hosts
of Pennsy lvaniaDs here-mauy of them new
troops, who are. spelling for fight; whilst the
Old regiments have been spoiled by fights, but
which ready TO go in sgain when called
upon. l observe, il is only those who have
never met the sc sy- backs,'' that are impa-
tient for fght--yet there is not regiment,
u
when and where the brave Gen. Hooker die
iates. Those who talk OF the demoralized
condition of the army OF the Potomac, had
better step into the ranks of our enemy-whose
csuse they favOr-and for once meet the boys
who, they tell you, will not fight. The army
was never so far as have seen and am able of
jCdging-in better Condition. They are in
good spirits, and in good health.
have just returned from visit to the l35th
Penn'a, who are quartered near here-wbere
found fine lot of the BrookviIe boys, and
many from other parts OF Jefferson county.
These are nine months men-whose term ex
pires about the first OF May. Many of them
express the hope that they may have cIinch
with the rebels before going home. II Gen.
Hooker intends to cross at Fredericksbu
there is strong probability of their being
gratifed. Thu roads have improved much
within few days, and one week more OF such
weather would make them in prime order
when We expect to resume active operations.
had almost neg ected to tell you Of streak
of good luck, that crossed my pathway sud
denly last week. II was the arrival of my
my home sickness and break the monoiony of
camp life. they told me the fine stories of
our dear old Pennsy iyania home and the dear
ones ihere-fIom whom have now been ab-
sent more than twenty months. expect TWEEN
ty more months will elapse ere | visit those
home scenes and the loved oDes-unless this
damnable rebellion be sooner crushed out. l
am willing To STAY fight suffer and die If
needs be, for my country's cause. The only
thing l ask is, that those who have been stay
ing al home and croaking treason, thereby
couragiBg and procrastinating the rebellion,
would be sent out here TO share with me the
comforts of campaign or two; or else, that
they would take the field with the Tory Gray
backs, whose cause they advocate. The lat
Ter wolud please me better than TO have them
disgrace the Union ranks. Yours, c. E L.
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The WEATHER. During the past week the
weather has generally been cold, and the roads
in toIrrable good condition for hauling, and
quite quantity of timber WAS conveyed TO
the streams Yesterday, however, the sun
.bone very warm. andsthe snow melted rapid
". Al lev more DAYS OF warm sunshine W ill
rsise the streams to rafting stage
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CABINET EMPORIUM !
a B. K. SHOPE. =
m CABINET MAKER, =au

Would respectfully announce TO the public that
he has fitted up ship on Cherry street near the
Episcopal church. and near kratzer's store. here
he intends to carry the Cabinet-making bust
ness in its different branches. Having served a
regular apprenticeship 70 the business, and work
ing shop for three years, he hatters himself
that be render satisfaction TO those who ma
favor him with their custom. Having located in
the Borough of CIearfeId, he solicits share Of
patronage, and il shall ever be his object make
to order, neat and substantial furniture-such as
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=. Car, on Central Road, at Tyrone
Union League.

,pnstriotic and loyal citizens, who desire
-. preservation Of the Union and the main
..,.ncs of the Constitution, will meet in the
Court House, on Saturday evening,
the 21st day of March, 1868,
For the purpose of forming Union League.
All loyal citizens are requested to attend.
March Is. MANY CIIiziHs'
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rAUT1ON.-AlI persons are hereby caution
" ed against purchasing certain note, dated
2Ist February. 1853. calling for twenty dollars,
and given by the undersigned to Jack Amesi a. /
have received no value for the same. will not
pay it unless compelled by due course of law
HENRY HUMMEL-
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THE RAFTsmAN's JOURNAL,

HHooPIsG-coUsH Or CRouP, however severe may
ne alleviated and cured BY the use of Madame
Zsstoe Postess Csteatirs B1lsgn. This invalua-
relieving Immediately Whooyislsr- -congh Hoarse-
ness, Difficulty of Breathing. R1ESkiaess. and
Tickling in the Throat 1t loosens the Phlegm,
and will be found very agreeable TO the taste. IL
L not violent remedy. but emollient-warming
searching and effective. Can be taken by the
oldest person youngest child. For sale by all
Druggists. at Is and p cents per bottle febt
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DIED:

At her residence near Glen Hope, on
Thursday, Feb 18th, in the Slst year of her
age, Mrs Ann Wright. in possession OF a
lively and strong faith in the Redeemer, pro-
ducing buoyant hope of future glory.
Also. on the 2Sth ult.. in the SD year of
his age, with entire resignation TO his ap-
preaching dissolution, William Wright SEN,
consort of the first named subject OF this no.
tice
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

4 few evenings since, we reeeiy ID the fol
lowing private letter, and as it contains some
excellent suggestions in reference to the for
nation of Union League, We publish /, for
ths benefit Of the public:
WOODWARD, March 10th, 1858.
Mr.. $. }. Row DEAR SIR: l desire to call
yopr attention TO the organization OF a Union
League in .Clcsrft Id Co. You can present
tie subject TO all good Union men through the
columns OF the Journal. and urge upon them
che necessity OF shaking off the apathy which
has too long pervaded their ranks | should
ike TO see one or more men employed by the
Union League, TO lecture on the present crisis
Of our country. in Clearfield county. 4 small
subscription by the members of the League
would DC ample to pay ali the expenses in
Cured IN getting up meetings and paying the
i-ctGrcrs. Something must be done TO coun-
terAc, the treason that is growing rampant in
midst. Yours L..
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VERY heavy peals of thunder prevailed IN
several sections of this county on Sunday
l.st-in one instance. We are informed. haV-
ing jarred some glass ont of the Windows
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nHILIPsBuRG AND susouEHANNA

Il TURNPIKE RoAD.-NO;iee Is hereby given
that the President and Managers Of the Philips
burg and Susquehanna Turnpike road company
have declared dividend of three dollars per
share of stock. payable TO the Stockholders on or
after the 10th day Of March next By order Of
the Board E T. LLOYD, Treasurer
Philipsburg. Feb. 1lth, lS53-pd
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HYDE HOUSE, RIDGwAY, PENN.A.
j. oSGuoD. PRoPRIETo,

This HetsI Is new and furnished in modern style
nrst class house February 8. 1851.
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ELOUR FLOURI-Best family -four, for
II Sale AT C n. & H. W. Smiths formerly H.
W Smith Il Col This -four is made on; of the
best hite ,restern) Wheat Being 'doable eI-
ira we can recon me nd it 70 ell purchasers
CieErfeld March 4, 1858
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Fitrs- boa7istS, CEOaES, Ribbons, FkG,las!s,
Balmorsi shirts, hoop skirts. shawls. dress trim
ming, head nets caps, nubies hoois. sontags. cor
sets. gloves. collars, scarfs, comforts grenadine
wells table covers.
c L 0 II NG.
Coats pants. vests coats gents SD avis shirts,
hats caps, under shirts and drawers boots. shoes.
gum shoes bufaiow shoes creyats- collars, gloves,
hardware, queensware. notions. musical goods
q r o c E X I K S.
Tea, coffee, molasses sugar. salt. candles rice.
-four, bacon, fish. tobacco, candles. rasins. cur
rants spices crackers. wines, brandies. vinegr,
oils. varnish alcohol, tin ware, glass ware, wood
ware, stationary
HOT HOLD GOODS
Carpet. oilcloth drugget. looking glasses. closks,
ehurns wash boards. tubs buckets, fat irons pans.
window blinds wall paper, cosl-oi lamps, um-
brellas bed cords knives and forks. spoons crooks
stove blacking All of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. and the highest mar ket
price paid for grain, wool, shipping furs. and all
kinds of country produce j. P. kRATZER.
Clesrfsld. November I9. 1862.
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STOvEs.-5O COOKING STOVES, of all sise.
~ FIR sale cheap for cash. by
Dec 5. 1852 + Mossor, clsar.sId
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MAR RED:

On March 18th. by John Shugart. Esq. Mr..
WN. F. SHAW TO Miss SARAH JANE TgUNPH,
both of Lawrence township.
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r license NoTICE-The following named

IL persons have fled in the Office of the clerk of
the court Of Quarter Sessions OF clesrfeid county
;heir Petitions for License At the March Session
A. d. 1853, agreeably TO the Act of Assembly of
March 18th, 1856 entitled AN Act TO regulate
the sal of Intoxicating Iiauorsn = &c
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He will always be

He Will always be
prepared to furnishts or
der Rocking chairs of
different kinds. and
common and other
chairs He viii also fur
n ish TO order Hair, Husk,
and hair and cotton top
Mattresses. The above
named and many other
articles will be made tf
order for customers, OF
short notice. cheap 70.
CASH or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce. Don't forget the
place, as l am prepared
TO furnish all articles at
the most reasonable rates
Pine. Liuwood. and ey-
er. will be taken in eI-
.sh will also be paid for
B. X. SH0PB
test style N nade to order
rails attended whenever
sd F1 Jan. II 1881
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J. p. K r A T 4 E r.

DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOoDS. ETC
Front Street a5ous the Aead.Dgy
Has just received general assortment of
WINTER GOODS.
Merinos- Ginghams, Cloths,
Delaiues, Prints Cassimeres,
AIpacas. silks. Ssrinetts,
Reps. Cashmere, Tweeds
CobeTgs Mohair Jeans
Lanellas, Muslins, Flsnnels
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French Bedsteads
and common and French

and common and French
posts-Cottsge. Jenny
Lind. and all other
kinds of Bedsteads,
with I e C kn ers Patent
fastenings-a n d Gard
ner's Patent spring Bed
steads. Bureaus of diff
ferent kinds. Side boards,
Wardrobes, Book cases.
Parior and centretab!es.
Breakfast and dining ta-
bles-and the latest i'm
proved Extensiontabies.
Work stands. Hat racks,
Toilet and Wash stands.
and every other kind of
furniture in his branch.
Maple Cherry Poplar
cry other suitable lum
change for furniture c
good Lum Der.
\. B.-Cofhus of the I
on short nosics. Runs
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A j PATTERSON. Attorne, AT Lar. Csyxep.-
~ VILE, Pa, Will attend TO all business en-
trusted 70 his care. Office opposite the Sew
Methodist Church Jan Is 1852
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VITILLIAM z IRWIN. Mark ct street cIear6eld,
w Pa, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Ner-
chandise, Hardware, Queensware, Groceries. and
family articles generally. NoY. 10.
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nR- wM. CAMPBELL. Offers his professional
~ services TO the citfzens of Morris and adjoia-
ing townships Residence with J. D. Deuning in
kylertown, Clearfeld county. May H. 1859
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nR. r. V. WILSON, Practicing Physician.
IL Clearfeld. Pa Will attend to all profes-
sional business Office, corner Of I'd and Locnst
streets. Jan. 2s. 1853
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I kRATZER Merchant, and deale. in
y. Boards and Shingles, Grain and Produce
Front st. above the Academy, ClearaeId Pa [jI2
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TOHN GUELICH. Manufacturer of all kinds Il
- Cabinet-ware, Market street, Clear6eid Pa
He also nj axes 10 order Collins on short notice and
attends funerals with hearse aprIO SO
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NTALLACE HALL. Attorneys at Law Clear
w heid, Pa December :. 1862.
eiLLIAs a WALLACE. lesSG HALL
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D K. SHoPS. Cabinsnt VI = ker, Cherry Street.;
-. Clearheld. Pa Makes 10 order every des-
criptiou Of Furniture on short notice Jan 2l'6s
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nR. N. WOODS. PRAcTIcIxo PHrsIcIAx, and
IL Examining Surgeon for Pensions
Office, Southwest corner OF Second and Cherry
Street. Clearheld, Ps- JauSary 81. TS6j
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Ii BUCHER SWo0PE. Attorney at Law, Clear
IL. field Pa. 0fsct in Graham ms Row. four doc 6
west of Graham Boynton's store Nov. 10.
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

Ii B, WOODS. Attorney al Law, Indiana, Pa
l.. Professional business pso-nptly attended TO
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/ J. CRANS, Attorney al Law and Real Ests.s
IL. agent. cleaTfeli Pa Of5ee adjoining hi<
residence, Second street Mayls