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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.

A. d. RUGGLEs, NJ. D., late OF New York, Is
now permanently located at No. 40 TWELFTH
STREET, where he may be consulted upon every
thing relating to Medicine and surgery. From his
extensive experiences IN the New York Hospitals
and In the army he iees warranted In pledging the
most judicious treatment to all who msy require
his srry Ices. 20. o..
Once hours before 10 a. m, nAd,From 8 10 8 p. III.
4. D. RUGGLES, nj. D.,
jyI3-im' No. 446 Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

KILLED BY LyGnrsISo.-A boy was killed by
lightning yesterday afternoon at Good Hope.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

THs DIsEAsEs OF ERRoR.-(L<s Maladks
d'Erreur.)-I, John d. Ogden, NJ. D., author and
publisher Of the shove work, do hereby promise
man who will write ios II, = sample copy for peru.
sal. The proper study Of mankipd 10 Mas. This
valuable work 10 issued and sent forth for the hen.
Language on all the diseases Of Error, including
Semina! Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impoteacy,
scriptions for their permanent cure together with
much valuable 1nformation. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive sam.
pie copy by return mail, free OF charge.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, u. D.,
my iB--Sm No. 10 Nassau st., New York.
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uEED.

IN Washington, on the iath instant, WiLLn
JACKSON, aged 10 months, son Of Charles and Ella
me friends Of the family are requested 10 attend
the funeral, on Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Susan Beckley
brought a charge against Louisa Woodward and
Orlando, her sou, ior committing violent as
ssult aud battery upon her. The parties appeared
before Justicc Rowland and gave security to keep
tho pcacc,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

Ono thousand Of the rebel wounded arc to be
sent to Dayid's Island, near New York city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

SERVED THEM RIGHr.-The Philadelphia
,Leoiger, in commenting upon the :" inactive
classes" in that State, says;
"This rebel raid or intended invasion and
subjugation will unquestionably cure many of
these persons. The other day there was In the
Cumberland valley a large distiller, who fire.
quently boasted among his friends that he did
not fear the secessionists or Lees army. When
| they came he was going to place himself under
their protection and treat all around with a
couple of barrels of whisky. They came and
took, without asking him, seven hundred bar
rels of whisky-hiS entire stock. Round about
York and In Adams county there have boon
| too many who have trusted TO the forbearance
OF the foe, and been stripped of everything"
| TIE CoEsCRIPTIoN IN BosTos.-Thc draft
| in this city yesterday, under the CoDscriptiOn
| Act was conducted with the utmost fairness, and
as far as can be judged from tho result, the en-
rolment has been thorough and complete. Men
of every social cOndition-clergymen and
clerks, lawyers and lahOrers, mechanics and
merchants, reporters aud reticents--werc drawn
In the most miscellaneous manner. Brothers,
In some instances, are among the conscripts
and in one case, a prominent citizen Is drawn,
together with his clerk and house servant. Tn,
minister of one oi the most opulunt OF our city
churches, al well as tho sexton Of another par
ish, will receive the Provost Marshal's invita-
tion 10 join the new army Of the Republic
BJstOn Transcript, ga.
Governor Ramsey. who in 1861 Clluctcd tn,
treaty by which the Sioux surrendered their au
cient half Of Minnesota to the United States
, has again been appointed commissioner OIL
behal of the Government TO make treaty will
: the Red Lake Chippewas for the extinction q
their title to the Red River Valley, their asscr
, tion of which has recently led 10 unplcasan
interruptions Of the trade and travel whicl
passes through that region. This treaty con
templates the opening Of that whole rich AM
beautiful district to settlement, the entire paci
, tication of the discontentcd Chippewas, AM
the ro-establishmcnt Of complete security 10 tn
. commerce and travel along the valley.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

EDITOR OF REPUBlICAN-Dear Sir: With
your permission. I wish to say to the readers OF
your paper that will send by return mall 10 all
who wish 1t tfrecl Recipe, with full directions
that will ectuaiiy remove, In 10 days, Hmples,
Botches, Tan, Preckles, and all Impurities OF the
skin, leaving tho same soft, clear, smooth, and
beautiful. I.' To-
will also mall free to those having Bald Heads
or Bate Faces simple directions and infor nation
that will enable them to start full growth OF
Lixuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, In lees
thar 30 days. All applications answered by return
mail without charge. -....f'
Respectfully yours,
III THOs. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je27-3md No. 83l Broadway, New Yofk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Edition
"-s a. SI
y rOUn Ocf.Dck. ,. n. "
PEACE PROPOSITION In THE
rOUA 0.cfAOcsk. ,. II.

If tho statement In Washington dispatch to
tho Now York Herald Of Saturday, that "the
question Of peace has been considered In Cabl.
net circles" means Aat the subject OF ncgotia-
Ting peace with tho rebels has been discussed
in Cabinet meeting, in any shape ~hdterer, IL is
wholly mistake. The Cabinet is unit on ne
question: Of o1taini,y a rsaco wih traitors nox
b, armed rebeLion o1di,st this Government. No
compromise with traitors. No suspension OF
hoStiitics. The rebels can have peace whom
they lay down their arms, manifest positive
allegiance to the Federal Government, and re,
turn quietly TO their peaceful pursuits, leaving
the proper officers Of Government to deal with
the leaders of tho rebellion as may DO deemed
hest. This is the only proposition yet enter
taincd in the American Cabinet for tho estai,
lishment Of peace with armed traitors. HIr d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
TOlIN JOLLIFF E,

TOHN JOLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 3S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Washington City, d. O.,
.Attends especially to claims upon the United
States. jyl3-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

f. sAFErx OF GENERAI. BANKS.
No fcar is entertained In Government circles
for the safety of General Banks. Dispatches
a'.nou,.eiag Tic dOpnJaH cf Tort Hsdsos arc
hourly sxpcetod. .u1 ~" :. ta r'It. .t,
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~ II L X A l. Il o ii % U S f =,
CORNER d AND NINTH STREETS.

ENGEL & CO., PKoPRIEToRs.
This establishment has just been renovated and
entirely rehtted, and we are now prepared to serve
up meals at all hours, and In the neatest style
known to the culinary art The best Of
N'. ALEs, 'I.'" WINS,
.' BkANDlES, '-i'. CIGARS, etc,
constantly on hand. Our bill Of fare conssts Of
EVERY sEASONABLE ARTICLE
known 10 the epicure, and we Determined to
render the above establishment the most popular
place OF resort In the centre OF the CITY. jyiGim
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

Dedicated to Major General Grant and Admir- al
POTTER. BY WILLIAM Ross WALLACE, author
ct the "Sword Of Bunker Hill," '" National
Anthetn,' -" God OF the Free, &c. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

HEAVY DRAFT UPON a NEw6rAPER OFFICE
From the Boston Hsraid oilico two editors
(brothcrs), two clerks, four compositors and
four pressmen have been drafted. One Of the
compositors was married only two or three
days ago.
A lieutenant colonel and a captain, who vol
unteerod from the Ifsraid office, and who
proved as brave and efficient as any officers OF
their grade in the army, have already been
killed in batlo-onc at GaincS's Mill, and the
other at Bull Kun, in Popc's campaign.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Personal,

Mr.. CHARIAs d. BINGHAM, late Of the Albany
Staiesman takes the editorial chair OF the Brooklyn
Daily Times to-day. Mr.. WIN. Hcrries, formerly Of
tho Tribune, will bc his assistant.
Hon. JAMES A. GURLEY, Governor Of Ari-
zona, Is here to urge Government to send mill
tary force 10 protect transportation and the silver
mines In that Territory. Several other Arizonians
are in the city.
Miss MARY PEovOsr, after making a sue
cesslui theatrical tour through the West, has re-
tarncd to New York city, where she will remain
during the warm season. She commences her iail
engagements in August at Cincinnati, and Is Ic'
engaged at ST. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, and
Cleveland closing al the latter place the last week
| In November, when VIC hope some OF our Washing
ton managers will secure her ices. She was q
decided fayoTiic Loro last season.
CUTHDIRT BULLIrT, ESP, the collector Of TIT
port OF New Orleans, kept open house, at his resi-
dcnce, all day and evening on the Fourth OF July
and extended cordial invitation TO all loyal citi
| zenB to visit him. In front OF his house In 1t
Charles street, he had raised at sunrise, and kcp
flying all day, the identical nag which was lef
nostipg on the breeze during the attempt to illu
inmate the city IN honor OF the secession Of Louis
lana, In January, 1851. This nag was the last O
the stars and stiipes" seen In public fnoaa tina
time until Admiral FariAguts arrival in AprI
1862 and had not been used since, until Mr.. Built
raised IT on this occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
NOTICE,

=" NOTICE.
TINS pAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
nirKs TO sUDsCRfBERs IN THIS CITY AND
in GEoRCETOwN AT THIRTY CENTS FER
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

A USEFUL REarsTER.---An official list Of all
the soldiers killed in action duriog the war has
been jtdared to be published BY Surgeon General
Hammond. Great assistance will be afforded by
tina publication 10 the families OF the soldiers hat
have taiien In this contest aud also 10 tho Govern
ment in settling the PENSIONS OF these soldiers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

- TIE O0es - ths NetseoaA nsSss-
pSvaais eveaos anA D sArsst. r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court met this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, Chief Justice Cartier on the
bench. The Wiley v,. Brown case was postponed
and the court adjourned ill Tomorrow At Il
O'Clock. We undststand that the Judge will dc
liver the charge to the jury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

TRYING TO Run Rebel MAn.-A man
named John rhzeil was sent 70 the Guardhouse
this morning, charged by Capt Todd with trying to
run rebel mail, which was found on his person.
lie is held for orders. =.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Reduction sf Postage 10 Egypt, an British
Mail via MArseilles.

Notice has been given by the British Post
Office that the combined British and French
postage upon letters forwarded from tho United
Kingdom, oia Marsille', to Egypt, was reduced,
on the LIST Of July instant, TO uniform rate Of
pence (l2 cents) for every quarter Of an ounce
or fraction Of a quarter Of an ounce.
In future. therefore, upon letters sent from
the United States through the United King
dom, and intended 10 DC Forwarded by ,oay 81
Marseiies to any place in Egypt, except Alex
andria, Cairo, or suez, the following new rates
OF postage are to bo levied and collected at the
mailing Office in the United States, viz:
For q letter not exceeding Il ounce in
| A lx..Lx aI lllAlI. LlII.ErL L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT LIcEssE.-This
morning a man named John Becklcy was arrested
by Oficer Fuss, and taken before Justice ThomIr
son, charged with selling liquor on tho eth instant
without license, and was lined SO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

q PosTpoSEp.-The distribution Of the medals
and premiums OF the First District school, which
was to come of this afternoon, at the smithsonian
Institute, will, we understand. bc postponed, In
consequence of the inclcuent weather.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

NOT RIeHT.-A great many worthy pupils
Of the different schools In the different Districts
will be deprived OF premiums on account oil un'
iavoidsbic absence. Several ladies who were de-
tsined n home on account OF CONTAGIOUS diseases
in their families will not receive the premium'
which they deserve. some were absent on account
Of extreme illness, and oihers were detained by
deaths In their families. ..N .rr-I
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

Mood from uhicA Cassius rcsouea - ev.ns
Csrsar flor which Cas- received medal ron .hs
Huuuine sspiety n Ronc1 and ~ Potomac lashcd
sNeIf into MY. AZ q s'el>sk - storm sbated,
and m repsriea who had sen nbmsrsed beaded
= II N drn neheA cory for ~ peeatcr. ltsas rc-
EiiE 10 d hsAet sppearin thsss. srpfopstato
places N our paper.
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WASHINGTON. d. @.

MONDAY.,....:,,,:.:,,..' ID, 1888.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09
The Vermont Election

This State has Cone-uot exactly as
usual-Uut, nevertheless, as usual in Civ.
ing large Abolition majority, Vermont
has been an Abolition State now twenty
FIVE years, aud is unchOngable. Near
Canadian cold climate, the people
know nothing of negroes, and are there
fore, ardenT about them.
The Abolition majority, however, is Ear
short this year from what it was last year,
and Tic year before. Three Abolition NJ.
C.'s are eieC ted-the Governor, the whole
Senate, and the Democrats have small
represer tation in the House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09
1" Bully for Grant. .

The Iowa Legislature passed law al
lowing soldiers to vote and the Governor
has appointed a commission Of forty black
politicians TO superintena the elections in
the several regiments. Reasonably suspi-
cious of foul play. the Democratic State
Committee propose TO send Commit
tee to watch and counteract the partisan
games o. this commission ; and AS pre-
limnary step they addressed letter tc
Gen. GRANT, asking whether Il free elec
lion would be held, aud whether theil
Committee would bo allowed proper priyi
leges and facilities in the matter. Tc
which Gen. Grant replied as follows:
"ln reply, | will state, that loyal cill
zens Of Northern States will be allowed tC
visit the troops from lheir State, at any
time. Electioneering, or any course cal
culated to arouse discordant feeling, will
bC-prohibited. The volunteer soldiers oI
this army will be allowed 20 hold ap elec-
tion, if the law gives them the right tC
vote, and no po,ccr on cUth shall prercnt hcH
from rotng the ticket Of their choice"
That is fair and just, and all Democrats
ask. "Bully for Grant" we say, who i
the only commanding General that ha
the courage or the disposition to act in
dependeptly, and to square his ccnduo
by Justice and the Constitution, ia such
n1ottpre
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09

1bs nhabImtu oi No. joy assembled
I'd me school House, on ihe 2slh of Anr.
1903. foi lht purpose Of fofminp Demo.
cratic Cnb The meeting wac called 10
dtder by appointing William Wallace,
President, and , b Shaw, secrelary.
On motion Of samuel shanner, the rres-
idcht appointed Capt NJ ogden, Joseph
owens. and John shaw, ir to draft reso-
lutons expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting. After the committee returned,
and handed in their resolutions, they were
read by the Secretary, and unanimously
adopted After which, on motion Of VIM.
Wallace Samuel ShofIner was elected
President, and J. Il Shaw, CORES ponding
Secretary of the Club
WHEREAS. it has become expedient and
necessary for the Democrats in every
township in the State to organize them
selves into clubs, so that they may the
mere successfully subdue Abolitonism
and Secessionism, and maintain and up
hold the U.iou aud the Constitution, md
the ines'imahle rights and privileges
guaranteed to all citizens under the Con-
st'Duiou and
WHEREAS the democrats or Mount JOY,
have not heretofore SO done because that
they had no place in which they could
conveniently assemble for that purpose
and not because they were not deeply sen-
sitive Of the nagrant invasiors of their
4 ,,lI I.tt h. N
of the necessity Of vigorous action in the
present political campaign, as the only
remedy for their wrongs and .he only
hope Of the nation, now
THLREFoRE, seizing the earliest opportu-
nifty, it is
lst, Resolrcd That il always has been, is
now, and always will be our chief aim to
support democratic principles as undor-
stood and ADVOCATED by Jefferson and
jackson.
ID, That we firmly believe that the war
is being conducted by the present admin
;Stration, not for the restoration of the
Union and the preservation Of the Consti-
tuition bat for the pcrpetuation Of its
power, the abolition Of slavery and the
destruction of :de Union. The war can
only De IeSlOTeu W 80 " NBiN'ibaNN p'JONN'
and peace and harmony be ashieved thro'
the triumph of democratic principles
81, That freedom of speech, freedom OF
the press, and freedom Of action within
the limits of the law and constitutional
liberty are among the most sacred llghtS
of ffreemen-rights which we will maintain
by the balot-box while we can-Gy
force, when we must.
4th, That we most cordially endorse
and approve the nominations Of Hon. Geo.
W. Woodward for Governor, and Hon.
Walter II Lowric, for Judge Of the Sl-
preme Court.
9th, That we are highly graitied at the
denomination of Dr. r. j. Boyer and
A. NJ Benton for tire Legislature, and
will give them our hearty support.
9th, That our county ticket meets our
entire appreciation, and We viii give such
a vote tor the entire ticket-Slate, Legis-
la.ive and County-as will send Abolition
ism bowling to its den
7th, That these proceedings be publish
ed in the Cleariield Republican.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09

HH"NH inHHAhtif ih"1t
Mtmhs Ebitohs
Sit Permit mc. ihtourh
yUuf rarcf, 10 acqnainl llie reading pub
lic with one Of the mcsl disgtncoiul GENES
known 90 ouf nations history.
On the 18TH Of August last two ol Abe
Lincolnt minions, wenfinp the badge oi
pfoyosls, made cowatdly deicent upon
the private residence ut the wife ofn su,i.
posed desoflcr IN Bopgs township aud nf-
ter pressing two of her neighbofs to assist
IN the infamous act, assaulted and search
cd the house, taking particular pains to
search for milk in the cupboard. One,
more yersed in iniamy than the other,
known as drunken Joe MillcrD about
Two parts "shot,' ascend vi the stairs Ia
complete the search, and finding nothing
upon which "rol-guR could tnko ven
geance but military uyer-coat, drew a
revolver, which he had cooked in his
hand, flor the perpetrolion OF some dark
deed OF iniamy and crime) and fred, put
ting hole through the cuh OF the coat,
and frighenening helpless woman and
children out OF their reason, To show a
cowaroly drunkard's s valor,
Now, Messrs. Editors. these are the
class of men the authorities at Washington
employ to enforce the Emancipation Pro.
clamatidn and compel quiet citizens to
act in the drama of catching niggers,
These are the representatives o. the
present administration, and would make
better occupants of State Prison than tc
disgrace a civil community better speci
mems of horse-thieves, or sheep-lhieves,
than Provost Marshals. j. A. w.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09
Teachers lnstitnta

The Teachers Of Clearield county are rsg,,i
fully requested to meet at the Town Hd /,
Clsarfeld, on Monday the 9Th day Of 0rsw
next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the purpOst
organizing TEACHERS INSTITUTE, to coutinui
session one week. The object of this meetir,i
for the attainment Of greater proficiency ind
different branches Of study in the art Of tsla
ing. and for the discussion Of su,h topics Mn
late to the advancement and interest Of the 80
mon schools, Teachers are yeqnesssd to Prw
essays, or short addresses on practical suta
connected with the theory and art Of tesah,
90 that the exercises may be as interesting ~
attractive as possible. ..fFf
It is earnestly hoped that all teachers vi
wish to qualify themselves more thoroughly, n
wAo desire to keep Wp with their profession vi
avail themselves Of the advantages uhfh Ii
Institute will Afford. Other citizens, hlte !
well as gentlemen, are invited to attendan ID
exercises Of the meeting.
Lectures on educational subjects may be d
Pectcd at the evening sessions. An exniuiusii
will be held at the close Of the Institute. aadx
manent certificates will be awarded to deseHA
candidates, G. d. SANDEobD
Clearfcld, Aug. 10, Co.Suit
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ITO SCHOOL DIREC TORs Az


den hereby gives notice that he viii hsaa
Teachers, Directors and friends of educaiot 70
orally, at the following named places and iiA
at clock, a. m. Of each day:
Brady, Bloom and Union, at Luthersbur
Monday, August 81.
Ferguson, Lumber ciy and Penn, at Lumbua
on Tuesday. September 1.
! Bell, at Bower, on Wednesday, Septembsfs
Burnside, Chest and New Washington, al
Washington, September 8.
JordaH and Knox, at Ansonyille, September
! Curwensville and Pike, at Curwensyills,
Day, September 5. ....H.
Boggs and Bradford, at Williams Grove, kr')
September Z.
Graham and Morris, at kylertown, sePisnsI
Decatur and Woodward, at Centre, SePtens
Beocaria and Gulich, at Glen Hope, Fhd'I
tember IL.
Girard and Goshen, ot Surveyor Fun, AA'y
September Ia.
Coyington and Earthsus, n: Mulsontus "
tember Is.
Huston and Fox, at Hickory Kingdom, 0rf'
September is,
! Clearheld aud lawrence, at Cloarie'ai~D
day, September 2l.
ESN Positively no private examination :"
held, except at the written request ol inls 4
rectors Of the District in which The aPPIi'A
tends to teach-or to I'll vacancies, Isl
c. b. SANDF0RD, % wv
Clenr6eld, July 20, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-09

~ ~ rlten Thai iho lollowlt. IVES
hhtt been rthmIntd hhd rs.'.i 'shh
en1 temain hlla oi record In u.J JM
iUf ihe ihspcollJh of htHs. itrstsa, gmn
tore, sud All others in en-, wst ln,,.,
aud will Ne presented 90 TIE hskto.,t.n
Court of Cltntiield county 40 la iasshi
the Court House. in the b1fou ID sf,1h
held, commencing on tho ith MAnd..N
September lSG3 ior continuation !. 4
allowance. Wd
/. The hnal account Of James w,.,.
administrators OF al and sinrns,s wv
goods and chattels, tights aud %, W.
which were Of William Adllomsn w
late oithe twn'p of pike. IN Tia ,o,,ss,,
Of Clearield, aud State Of pehns,lssa.u!
deceased. '''nla
.. The partial account of VIM K;n.
DUntel Gorman Administrators n 'uS S
aud singular the goods and cbs,NM ~
rights and credits which were Of tS,A
King, late Of Burnside twp, Cleo,sa,ss
county, Pennsylvania. "es
.. The final account Of Jacob ps...
guardian Of Henrietta Smeal nS''
child Of Jacob Smeal deceased 'N
4. The final account Of A. NJ. Gill. pua,a.
an ofthe minor heirs Of Samuel B0rr;.'
. late of Bradford tp., Clearfe.d cona
deceased. ...
o. The final account Of Joseph McCl0rr..
administrator Of all and singular ~
goods and chattels, rights and craaaN ;'
which were of Jacob Baurhman Is," .
Decatur tp., Clear6eld county Penn.,TI
vania, deceased.
6. The final account Of VIM. A We'll.
guardian of Ellis |. Hoover, minor ~
Of David Hoover, late Of Iswr.s =,
township, Clearfeld county, PenpsvI,.
/ deceased. '"s
q The account Of John Flynn. adm;na
traitor CT all and singular, the goods ans
I 5caettels, rights and credits which ws,.
I OF Jeremiah Flynn, late of Penn IvD
/ Cleartield county, Penrsylyania. 64ds
8. The final account OF Henry Sos ANY,
of the executors Of the last willard
testament ofJacob Goss, late of Decao,
: twp, Clearheld county, Pennsyyapa
4 deceased
9. The final account of Lever illegal A
ministrator Of all an singular the rood,
and chattels, rights and credits whjI
were Of Benjamin Bonsall, late Of Bud,
township, Clearfeld county, PennSl
Yania, deceased,
/ TO- The final account Of Jesse Lines anil
| Elizabeth .long, administrators Of Il
and singular, the goods and chals
rights and credits which were of Ev|
Linea, late Of Brady tp., Clearfeld cou.
~ Pa, deoeO.ed.
n The account of John B. Kyles, admin
islrator of all and singular, the gooa|
and chattels, rights and credits wbid|
were of acob Keirchner, late Of MorN
'p, Clearfeld county, Pa.
| ..aIE ISAIAH 6. BARGER
Clearfield, Aug. 26. Reqiar