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ORPHANS COURT SALE
CT Valuable Timber Land in
CLEARFIELD COUNTY,

L Y virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court
i of Lancaster and Clearfeld counties, Pa.
there will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, OF
GLEN HOPE, in the county of Clcarfeld, on
Thursday the 18th June next,
all of the follow ing described Real Estate, stu.
ate in Jordan township, Clearfeld county. Pa,
late tho property Of Isaac Pussy, deceased.
A certain tract or piece Of Land, called erich
Grove surveyed on warrant to John DuRwoody,
beginning Of o pest corner Of the William Hun
ter survey and this tract, thence south 10 degrees
east 33S perches TO a post, thence south so de-
greos west 95 and fvs-tenth perchcs to tract
limo, thence by purpart "D,' north 40 de-
gress S3S perrhes to a post on tract line, thence
by tract line north 90 degrees east 90 and Eve
tenth perches to TOst and beginning, containing
100 Acres and 4S PerChes.
The said tract being part Of purpart 90" a. des-
cribed and allotted in the partition Of tho Pusey
Lands, as made in the Court Of Common Plcgs
Of U%lenrteld county.
This lot Of land is heavily timboned with a Gno
growth Of White Pine Timber-quite a nam
Der of spaFs, and the whole being within two
miles OF Clear6eld creek, is a desirable properly
for Logging Operations. @c-Tho title is In
disputablo.
TERMS.-One-ffth cash at striking down tho
property one-ffhth Mt confirmation Of Sale and
the balance in three equal annual payments rom
the date Of sale, with interest, 10 be secured by
bond and mortgage upon the premises-with o
clause restricting the taking of timber except in
proportion to payments made.
By order Of the Court,
CHARLES ]. PUSEY, Admir- Of
IsAAC PUsEY, decd, GHadera p. q.
Madsrn, Clearield CO., May 10, 1868.
%o~The West Branch Democrat, Williams
port, Pa, will insert four times, and send bill to
This nfhce.
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Curwensyille, May 20, 1865.
EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Yotice. !.

ID ECISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice, is here
IN 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, legatoes, creditors, and all others in any
other way interested, aud will be presented to
the next Orphans Court Of C~learfold county. to
be held at the COURT HOUSE, in the borough
Of Clearheld, commencing on the Sd Monday of
june, 1868, for confirmation and allowance:
J. The Final Account of William +. Johnson,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ralph Campbell.
late Of Union township, Clearfeld county, de
ceased.
2. The Final Account Of Amos Bonsall, Admin
istrator Of al and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits which wcro Of Reuben
B~onsall, late Of Brady township, Clearfeld
3. The Final Account Of William Feath, Admin
~istrator of all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits which were OF Aaron
Pearce, late Of Chesttownship, Clarified ooun-
ty, deceased.
4. The Account Of William Foath Trustee of the
estate Of Hannah Young, late of Burnside
township, Clearield county, deceased.
3. The Final Acc omit Of Maria T.. Hillburn and
Matilda Magco, ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
of Mary Magee, lato Ct the borough of Clear
field, deceased.
]. e. BARGER,
Clear1eld, May II, 'G2. Register.
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The Democrats Of Pennsylvania. MaryIad,
Delaware, and New Jersey, it IL hoped will exert
themselves 70 give tho Leader a large ciroul,tioa.
Address PINE & LEWIS,
No. los South Third St,
Philadelphia,
&1-Writo for sample numbers, which will be
promptly printed, gratis.
Nav D.. 1856
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Watches, Jewolry q, Silver Ware.

'HNHE undersigned would respectfully invite
u your attention to his well selectc5 stock &,
Fine Gold ind Silver WATCHES, y ne Gold
JEWELEI, Of every kind and VARIETY Of styles
con" rising all Of the NEWEST and most BEAUTI,
FUL DESIGNS.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE equal 10 Coin
and the bost make u SHrer Piafsd Ngrc. Euoi
article is c1rramted to be az represented.
Eu~W Watches and Jewclry carefully r,uireg
and satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB HARLEY,
(SucrgSor 10 .ytor9cr Il H,vic,l
No. 622 MarSSt Street, Philadelphia.
MSoh I, lS63.-3m. I'D.
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CABINET NJ.
ga ia SD O. PIE

GABINET-MAKER-WoLd respectfully
y announce to the public that he has fitted w
u SHOP on Cheuy street, near the Episcopal
Church, and nearly opposite the residence of C..
Kratzer, Esq, whore he intends TO carry on the
Cabinet max ing business in its different branch
es. Having served a regular apprenticeship 10
the business, and worked No q Journeyrsan over
six years, besides carrying IN shop for tire
years, he fatters himself that he can render sat
isiachon to hose who MA fayor him with thci
Gust Um. Having locnted in Clearheld borough,
he s]olicits Il share Of patronage, and IL slhl! ever
be his object 10 make to order neat and subsuln
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1868.

40
1868. 1868,
PNlLADELPIIIA 6 ERIE RAILROAD
'k'ulS great line travers the Northern and
L Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city Of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rail.
rod" Company and under their auspices is be
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t Is nov ii use for P~assengcr ard Freight bu.
slness from Harrisburg to Drinwood I'D Fork,
niles on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, Us niles oR the Western
Division.
Time IF Passenger Trains I'll, DrjGcood.
Express Train leaves cas- ward 20 7. NJ.
LNpress Train arrives westward 70 90 NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT GRANGE both way.
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lick
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both ways between Williamsport and Galti.
more, and W~illiamsport and Philadelphia.
For Information respecting Passenger business
apply Of the $. T.. Cor. Ilth and Market SITS.
And for Freight business of the Compnny's
Agents, S. b. Kingston, ir, Cor. 18Th and Market
sls, Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds Erie
). NJ. Drill, Agent NC. Il. R. Baltimoro;
H.. II. HorsToN, Gent Freight Agt, Philo.;
LEw l.. Hour, Gent icket Agt, Phila.;
Jos. b. Forrs, GenI Manager, Williamsport.
Jan. p, 1853.
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clcardold, June 20 1901. WI, n, IRWIN.
New Jersey Lands fer Sale,

Also,
Garden or ERutiG l@ arms.
SUITABLE for Grapes. Peaches, prars, Rasp
- berries, Strawberries, Bhekeerri,a, Currmts
&c, Of /, p, ), 10 or 20 acres snch, at the follow
ing prices for the prnseHt, viz 20 acres for 5000
10 acres for Sll0, 5 acres for $50, !. acres fvr
$40, / acre for $40. Payable by one dollar per
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and yit,,ro lots in
CHETW00D, % by 100 feet. at $40 rreh, paya
bic by one dollar a week. Tho abo,r land and
farms are situa ed at Chctwood, " a>hington
township, Burlin gton county, New Ja,.y. Fos
for a circular, to
b. FRANKLIN Ct.kEK.
No. 90 Cedar street. New J ath, s.. Y.
Jan. Il, 1863. IT,.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, ESQ.
w President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District, com
posed Of the counties Of Clearfold, Centre and
Clinton-nnd the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
). D. THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clarified
county have issued their precept, to me direct
ed, for the holding Of Court Of IN non Pleas,
Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court
of Oyer and Termiuer, md Court Of General Jail
Delivery, a. Clearfeld, in and for the county of
Clearield, on tho
Third Monday IN June. 1863, at The
Court House.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Constables,
in and for said county Of Clenrield, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
lnquisitious, Examinations and other Remem-
brances, to do those things which to thoir officers,
and in their behalf. pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand ut Clearfold this lSth
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-threc.
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.


7 ENIlE subscriber respectfully announce to o.
citizens Of Cloarfell aud vicinity tAnt ,. q.
now prepared to supply the very best laa,.g D..
COAL at the shortest notice. The GrrbUgc .1t
10 designed to be permanent, and a ful, srra
alsays DO kept on hand.
PRICE, cents at the Bank.
Z cents delivered.
E6e For tue pablo convenience, Crl..st
Goal will be- given at Kratzer's storo.
JOHN FEENEI
Gearield, April S, lSG3.-8m.
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French Bedsteads
He will always be
and Common and
French Posts
Cottage, Jen-
ny Lima, d
all OF her
kind OF
r EDSTE DS,
prepared 10 furnish
to order Rock.
ing Chairs of
dlffe Mt
kinds ard
com mOu
d 9TH Err CHAIRS

with Tccbner's Patent. He will also furnish
fastenings-and Gard to order Hair, Husk. and
ner's Patentspring Bed Hair and Cotton MAT
steads. BUREAUS o~fsTRESSES. The aboyo
different kinds. STDE-tnamed, and many other
BOARDS. Nardrobes, articles, will be made to
Bookcases, Parlor aud. order for customers. on
Centre Tables, Break. short notice. CHEAP for
fast and Dining ahls3-ICash, or exchanged for
and the latest improved approved country pro-
Extension Tables. Hat-Iduce. Don't forget the
racks, Was stands, Toi- place, as am determiu.
let and work stands, ed to furnish all articles
and every other kind of Mt the most reasonable
furniture in his line. l%rates.
ES"Maple, Cherry, Poplar, Pine, Linyood and
every other suitable lumber, will be taken in OK.
for furniture, Cash will also be paid for
good Lumber d. X. SH0PR.
N B'-Cotins Of the latest style made 70 order
ON short notice. Funerals attended whenever
desirable. Cleur6old, Pa, Feb. II, '63.
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kle, Reuben Caldwell,
Jordau-Patrick Gilligan.
L~awrence-L. f, Irwin, VIM. c. Foley,
Milton Mcbride.
Pike-Samuel Long.
List Of Travis Jurors for June Term, 1853,
FIRST WEEK.
Boccaria-George DeWitte, John Hoo
yer.
Bell-John Baker.
Boggs-John w Kyler, John Brown,
Roland Faust.
Bradierd-S. p. Wilson, Matthew For
Gee Abraham Pearce, Joshua Gratfius,
B~loom-John Mcintyre.
Brady-Christian Hawk, Thos Wayne,
Jacob Schock, Jos Dale, Wm Kirk, q. W.
Long.
Burnside-E Fullmer, Dsvid Fulton, .jr,
David Mccullough, VIM Hutton, John
Mccullough.
Chest-Wilson Wood.
Clearield james Leavy, VIM Alexan,
der, r V Spaokman.
CuIwensville-John ? Dale.
Coyington-Lawrence Flood.
Decatur-Cyrenus Hove.
Ferguson-Co.tes Bell, Daniel Koozer.
Girard- Abraham Humphrey, Mitchell
Sohope.
Graham -Hezekiah Launsberry.
Goshen-Ephraim Shaw.
Carbohydrates Hill.
Knox-Conrad Baker.
L]awrence-G D Goodlellow, S BJordan,
I D Peoples, Owen Campbell.
Morris-John b Kyler, Samuel Hoover,
} Joseph Denning, Abraham Kyler,
Pike-Moses Wise.
Penn--John illegal.
Wood Hard-Thomas Matthews.
SECOND WEEK.
Beccarla-lsrael Cooper.
Beu-H i Henderson, Frampton Bell.
Boggs-M L Lumadoe.
Bloom-John Smith.
observation-disclosures Riley.
Brady--George Ellinger, Christian Korb.
Burnside-Samuel Williams.
Chest-George Holes.
Clearield--Cesper Liepoldt, A NJ Hills.
Covington--John B Gormont, Samuel
Ed monson, James Holt.
Decatur-Dayid 5 6earhart.
Fox-Geo w Clinton, Jas Mcclellan.
Goshen--Ellis Irwin, Thompson Read
Uullch-' Hiram Huuimel. Caleb "Opens
JOrdan--Ezekie Patterson.
knox-Isaac Mays,
Karthaus--Joscph Yothers, Charles
Schnarrs.
Lawr"nce--Jsmes Lyle, Jon Nichols,
ienry Aughenbaugh, Wilson Hoover.
Morrls--Chr.stian Hartol.
New Washington--James Feath, Reu-
zen Neiman.
Penn David 7 Sharp, EIah johnson.
Northumberland Kline.
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$4,000 90
National Hotel,
MAINE STREET, CURwENsyILLE. pa.
WIN. A. MASON, Proprietor.

TNHIS long established and well known Ho-
Il TEL, situat ted in the west end Of the town,
has been remoddled, enlarge and improved, and
the proprietor respectfully announces to his nu-
merous friends, and to the travelling public, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call.
Ample, safe and comfortable stabling is at
taehed to the premises, and trusty attendants
will always be on hand. Charges moderate.
Feb, IL, 1856 al.
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JOHN H. CUTTLE,
Attorney at Law aud Real Estate Agent,
CIEARFTFLD prNN,A

attorney AT Law aud Real Estate Agent,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
QfEce on NarhctsL Il. Opposite the Jail,
ID ESfECTFULLY offers his : rvices in sell.
IL ing and buying lands in Clcarfeld and ad.
joining counties and with an experience Of over
twenty years as a Surveyor, hatters himself that
he can render satisfaction. And
Oifer RS for Sal G
1000 acres Of coal and timber Land. %situats in
Decatur township, CloarGeld county, in lots to
suit purchasers, located near the Tyrone and
C~leardeld Railroad.
2OOO acres Of first rate farm and timber land
IN Bell township, Clearfcld county, situate on the
waters Of Curry's Run.
iO2l acres in two lots, one Of 1874 and the 9th
or OF 90 acres. suitable for Farming purposes, sit
uate in Highland township, Elk county.
&Hi-GenGral warrantec deeds for all the above
ands. Feb. Is. '63.-y.
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g15a We direct the attention Of our rea-
ders to the advertisement Of C.. D. Watson.
The Books he offers TO the public all
treat upon the aspect of our national af-
hirs, and should be generally road by the
people. Not only should Democrats read
them but Abolitionists, Republicans, 10y.
al Leaguers, aud The American citizen of
African deseut"-all should read tor them>
selves.
Of Mr. Valiandigham' = record it is un-
Necessary for US so speak, his fate is we'll
known and to comprehend the crimes lif
any he has committed read his book and
decide Tor yourselves.
Mr.. Mahony was caged in the old prison
at Washington, and tells his story in ref
erence to the treatment Of himself and
his fellow prisoners. while in the care Of
Lincoln & Co.
We publish an extract from his book
this week entitled Belle Boyd" which
may interest our female readers in partio-
ulay. Belle is a woman in every sense of
the term, but she was not so treated by
her keepers.
II those fellows at Washington treat fe-
males in the manner, related by the wriD
ter, what may the stern er sex" expect.
he FAX BILL and the Consumption act
with comments by the same author are
very interesting to all classes of persons
.lst now,
These Books are selling like 'wiid.fre'
and their circulation will go far towards
restoring our distracted country to peace
and happiness again.
Mr. Watson las also on sale, q book en-
Tiled Slavery and Freedom by John
Rell Robinson. This hook containes a II
large amount of correct information on
this distracting subject, and should be
generally read.
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LIgt Oforand juror lor Inne rerm. Ice

List ofGrand Jurors for June Term, 1893
Bradford V. y. Holt.
BRADY David Heberling.
Burnside-Danie German, J. F. Cor.
man, s, r. Snyder.
On est-l Newpber.
Clearield Francis Short.
Curwensyille-Henry Kerns.
Ferguson-D W. Hoy,, w. W. Bell.
w. IL. Smith,
Girard-Justin Pea, VIM. r. McCorkle.
Gulich-Jos. Fry.
Karthaus Patrick Shcden, Jas. White.
KnoX.-Wm. Witherow, ID. +. McCor-
kle, Reuben Caldwell.
Jordau-Patrick Gilligan.
L~awrence-L. f. Irwin, VIM. c. Foley,
Milton Mcbride.
Pike-Samuel Long.
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n rn,mbsrgabdnisnd Of The Clrarheld county
a l1,yiunl Society are requested 10 meet In tho
go house on Monday evening next, the 10Th
Inst By order Of The President
June lob, 1868. D. +. EIZWlLEB, scc'y,
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CLUB MEIlINO.-- People attending the
Court next week should remember the
IN Getting of the Central Democratic Club
IN the court house on Tuesday ey ening.-
Several distinguished Democrats from ad>
j Joining counties are expected to be pres
emit and address tho meeting,
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tiorsE DFoV stb- Ny7og ttrys Mr..
A. w. Bradley, residing some three miles
west Of This place, made O narrow escape
from drowning os he was returning home
In his dearborn wagon, after the rain on
last Saturday evening When he reached
Black run, after leaving The pike. he
found it over lis banks, but not until Ii
was too late 10 turn his horse. After
some considerable effort he escaped him,
self, but his horse was drowned, The
rext morning the waters had subsidized,
and the dead horse was found upon
ground usually dry.
RIrCol. c. J. BlDDLE, having been re,
locted rs Chairman OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, in pursuance Of
a resolution of the late Democratic State
Convention, which authorized tho Presi'
dent Of that Convention, in conjunction
with its nominees, to make the selection
has declined the position-having entered
the military service Of the State. The
following is Judge WooDwARD's letter on
the subject
Hon. CHARLES j. BmDLE:
Dear Sir Il have
received the communication Of your wish
"to resign the position Of Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, in order
to give, as a private soldier. or in any
sphere that may be open 10 you, your
whole exertions for the defence Of our in,
vaded Commonwealth.
As the Craftsmanship was accepted by
you with the express understanding that
it was not to prevent your compliance
with any call to military service that you
might deem obligatory upon you, | cheer
fully consent, so far as | have any inter
est in yonr movements, TO your resort to
the defence of the State. Indeed, much
as | should regret to lose your services at
the head of the Committee, ! neverthe-
less desire you 10 60, and, if possible, to
take with you men enough. to eXpel the
invaders from our borders.
The Governors Proclamation Of the
Goth inst, is a specific demand for State
defence. "You will be mustered into the
service ofthe State" he says, "for the pes
Rod of ninety days, but will be required to
serve only so much of the period Of the
muster as the safety of our people and
honor Of our State may require"
There ought TO be such an instant upris-
ing Of young men, in response TO this call,
as shall be sufficient to assure the public
safety, and to teach the world that no
hostile foot can, with impunity, tread the
soil of Pennsylvania. | am, very truly
yours, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
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Dem ocratic Vigilance Committees

The following persons compose the
Democratic Vigilance Committee in the
several Boroughs and townships Of Clear
field county, for the ensuing year.
The primary election will be held on
Saturday, the LIST day of August next,
B~tccaria-John Lightnef, Samuel Hind
man, VIM. s. Dickey.
BM- Robert Elder, William Mehatfy,
Adam Broth.
Bloom james Mcintyre Tobias Shaffer,
VIM. Henry.
BqqgS-Henry Turner, Charles Sloan,
Samuel Cross.
Bradord-N. S. Wilson, ]. II. Gearhart,
Lowry Gill.
BrGdy-George C. Kirk, Samuel Postle.
d hwait Amos Bonsall.
Burnside John King, Thomas Young,
Samuel Williams.
Qearfeld BOrough-I. l.. R~eizenstein, A.
NJ. Hills, George Thorn.
Cest-John Worrell, Larry Killian,
Austin Curry.
Cocngton-Francis Coudriet, John r.
~ITugenot, Thomas Naurer.
CurtcenSciHc BorOugh-)oshua Baker, ii.
b. Thompson, Cortes Bloom.
Decatr-David Gearhart, Levi Goss,
Chas. NJ. Cadwallader.
F~roeson-James Straw, Daniel Koozer,
VIM. J.. Moore.
F6r-George S. Hines, Jas. M'Lellan
MS. Brockway.
Girard-Daniel Krise, John Jury, Chas.
Mignot.
Goshen-Robert II. illegal, (, II. Shirley
Wm.lGraham, ir.
Grakdm-Thos. II. Forcey, VIM. Wills
helm, David Hall.
,GueEA-Joseph Fry, ThOs. Flick, John
Jordan.
Huson-Lewis Burdell, Hiram Wood
ward, o. II. Lamm.
J~ordan-Cortes Bell, John Straw, Thos.
Smi Oh.
Harthaus-, George Heckendorn, William
Brine ker, Lorenzo maritime.
RnOE-lSaac Dunlap, d. E. Mokel,
Peter Mays.
Lacrcnce-Johu Shaw, jr. Levi F. Irwin,
James Mclaughlin.
Lander City Joseph Hagerty, Samuel
McCracken, Amos Hile-
Morrig-Cramon Airport, jackson Hor,
ner, Leonard Kyler.
NcU Neutrality-suspicious. Featb, Reuben
Neiman, James Roee.
Penn-Summerfeld illegal, Patrick Nc
Mahon, VIM. P johnson.
Pikc-Jas. r. Caldwell, Geo. Mcdowell
Linn Hoover.
Union- Leyi Dressler, William Welty
John Potter, Sr.
Woodoard-Austin Kline, G. j. Shof'
b. Alexander.
The duty Of the Committee will be tC
organize Democratic Clubs in their res
pective townships, TO make arrangement
for having any meetings that may be
necessary, and TO give notice Of and SUI
porintond the holding of the Primary
Election. ISRAEL Test, Chairman,
democratic County Committee,
Clearield, July 4, 1868.
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Down ON THE RAILRoAD.-Years ago,
when DR.. Fosters stages brought passen7
gers and mails all the way through from
Tyrone, the usual time of arriving here
at this season was about 4 o'clock in
the afternoon. Now, that the railroad is
finished almost to Philipsburg, the arrival
Is from three 10 four hours later. At this
rate, by the time the cars reach this place
they will not get here until henert dag.
There is lameness about the arrange
mcnts somewhere.
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MuD.-The situation of cur streets on
Saturday last was, we think, sufficient to
convince any one of the necessity Of i'm
provement in our street crossings. Why
do not our borough fathers" attempt &c
remedy the evil? We observe a number
of fine flags lying inside the board walk
on Market street, west Of the Mansion
House. Could they not be purchased al
a reasonable price? If they can, "tho faith
ers" should see to having substantial.
stepping sto ines" at once.
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Andifor's Notice.

IN the matter Of the sale Of the Real Estate Of
Charles J. d Joseph Pusey, by tho Sheriff of
Cloarfeld county Tho undersigned, being APP
pointed in open court an Auditor to distribute
thu proceeds Of said sale to those legally entitled
to the same, will attend to the duties Of his ap.
Tointmcnt, at his Office in the borough Of Clear
field, on Monday the Doth day Of July, 1863, at 10
o'clock, a. IN, Of said day, when and where all
persons Interested may attend and be heard.
THOS. j. MCCULLOUGH, aud,
.Julv I 1CGg
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9(rh advertisements.

GTRAN COW.-Came upon the premises Of
- the subscriber in Bloom township, on the 9Th
day of June last, a Brin lie Cow, about 8 years
old, medium size, with a bell fastened by a strsp
and rope, The owner is requested to come and
pay charges, and take her away, or she will DO
disposed of as the law directs.
July s, '63.-pd. LEVI DRAUCkER,
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For THE SCENE OF CARNAGE At a spes
cial meeting of the Central Democratic
Club, held on last Monday evening, a
Committee was appointed TO repair to the
late battle fields near Gettysburg, to rem
der such assistance as they can TO the
wounded, &c, A portion of the commits
tee left Immediately for Tyrone.
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Auditors Notice,

BN the matter of the sale of the Real Estate Of
David Michaels, Of Chest township, by the
Sheriff of Cloarfeld county: The undersigned ap-
pointed an Auditor, in open court to distribute the
proceeds of sail sale now in the hands Of the
Sheriff, will attend to the duties Of his appoint
mcrt at his office in the borough of C]learield on
Friday the 18th day Of July, 1868, at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. when and where those interested may attend
and be heard.
THO. J. MCCULLOUGH, Aulitor.
July /, 1868.