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COURT PROCEEDINGS,

c.;.,..u, IT,, II SATURDAY, April 2S, 1866
Maqnd, States Attorney. prosecuting gorge -
Thomas Mountgarity, beating Tomas ooIorad.
nns c6y Gorad Ira4' WIN: beating Shadrach
assauiting Il. :. jury trial, Thos Thornton.
Cho-' assaulting' Ii. j. Stranberg not guilty
IS. Bomoser, kicking GeOrgeanna Williams hned
~ cents and costs Tobias Airey. beating Martn a.
Cole; postponed. Jas. Mclntre. cruel treatment OF
horse sent to grand jury. L. Jones' TIOthg ana
fighting on Baltimore street; postponed. n a. NOD
inson riotlng ana fighting on Baltimore street, post
| postponed Thos. B. hambleton; striking Samuel
Feast postponed Ed%aF1d SeaTd W + onsr
| SnuIting George h. Sands, cOlored compromised.
! Tohn A. Hambeton, striking Sam Feast, Jr; post
| D0nsj JOhu Miller, assaultlng James Mcbride:
| fDed 81 and costs Ambrose Dounelly, fighting ana
roting at the house of A H. Fege, No. ~ Frederick
| street; compromised. VIM. Bundergan, for fighting
| and rioting at the house of A. Ii. teige compro-
missed. Daniel Madlgan, aSsaultng Eliza Rice, col
Ored; postponed. John Bertimer, beating MS wife
Henrietta; fined 81 and costs and one month IL jail.
Court adjourned to Saturday.
CITY Circuit Cout.-Before Hon. JudgeAleXander.-
VIM. G. W est VS.. Charles De Ronceay and wife; de-
cree for the sale of mortgaged property on High
street.
Henry Webster VS.. Edward C. Thomas ct all de-
cree for the sale of mortsaged property on Baltimore
street.
Superioy Court-Hon Judge Martin.-In the mat
ter OF the Trust estate Of starr and enksburry argu
ment had on exception filed with A. ID. Miller. nsol-
vent trustee of o. A. Zane, and by K. Miller Co.
/ to the Auditors report, awarding a dividend of
SS57S9 to Messrs. bayheid Nreg TO be paid by the
trustees of MeSsrs. starr Jenksburry under deed
/ of trust. Concluded and case submitted
| State Board of Education VS.. the School Commits
soners of Baltimore city. Petition Tor a mandamus
Rule to show cause on or by the 9th prox. why the
i mandamus should not issue.
| Court Of Common PLeas-Hon. Judge King-J Cham
bers. Simon Rosenfeld and Jacob 0ttinger vs. Simon
/ ,. Myours and Jacob ). Myburg. Motion TO Quash
attachment on original process granted.
ROBBERY OF A WESTERN MAIL.-A man, giving his
l ted Nj z
on the evening of the I'D instant for robbing the
/ mail the DetrOit md lUey H., !
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BRING FLOWERS. FRESH FLowERs!" cried the de-
lghtful Mrs. Hemans. distinguished American
Poetess has nearly finished song on the perfection
OF the Floral Kingdom, PENNYs EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
NA. II. READ, Agent LII Rnllitnnre street
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A Prudent NInttinr

Will keep Atherton's Cherry Cordial in her house.
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while Teething suffering with the Sum
mer Complaint. being remarkably soothing in its ma
ture without injury to the SYSTEM which is
the with most syrups and cordas used for these
complaints. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoIy
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EXACTLY WHAT You WAETi

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR Dye, known and used
over % years Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces Iustrous black OF
brown as desired Does not injure the hair. Price,
Is cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2taRly
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A SPLENDID srooK CT FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just open, d this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other jewery. E*'o sohd stefllng oHVer
Ware, Triple Plated Alba Is Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutie ~, Clocks, Opera Glasses
Spectacles and Eye Glasses TO s9+t all eyes. Ihese
articles will now be sold at UeatV reduced prices
The public are invited to call Nd e1ahIne our STOCK
Thev will find bargains. Wa. >ches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LAR. IoUR & Co.,
Light street. opposite the
mh5-1stptf Foul. tam Hotel.
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CoIgate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Giyeerine,
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
9ists fe9-d&y1y
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The eccentric Lord Holland, of the reign

The eccentric Lord Holland, Of the reign
of William III, used to give his horses weekly con.
cert in covered gallery specially erected for the
purpose He maintained that it cheered their hearts
and improved their temper eyewitness says that
they seemed delighted herewith
Thomas Carlyle, from his own sbou;n
his recent address at the Universi ty of Edinh-
seventy years old. A correspondent who mou 81
sent on that occasion describes him as 'tba I pre-
liest of scotchmen, whose face looks like baOn
stones grown over with brambles," 'p u
An English paper states that a well -dressod
woman was recently arrested when entering RoI,,,,
for eoncealing one hundred and eighty ward, Of W.
lenciennes lace in the chi9non or "waterfalI ord
since then any unusual dimension of that uns;oh+I
protuberance is strictly examined by the Cnston,
House officials. ''--
The Ohio Democratic State Convention
meets at Columbus on the 2ith of May. II
ported that Judge Key, of Cincinnati will receive
tne nomination for the Supreme Court Judeesb;n.
Onaries Bocsel of Anglaize. for the Ohio Board ot
FIbhc Works His opponent on the Union side will
PROBABLY be- it is said. Mr.. Philip Herring Of tbe
same county, and present incumbent Of the Board
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XXXEXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 2S, 1856.
GIN AInLN


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
In the House the day. as is usual on Saturday, was
devoted to speech making exclusively. Few mem
almost empty.
MessrS Schofeld. of Pa, and Highly. of Cal. de-
irered long speeches in opposition to the President
reconstruction policy.
Mr.. Harding, of KY then took the floor on the
other side, contending that the southern rebellion
was now at an end. while the radical rebellion Of
the North was in full and unchecked PROCESS.
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REMOVAL.

Warren's Fire and Water-PrOof Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF
Unequa!led for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and il any section of
the country. Jas. H. JOHNSON 4 CO.
d27-bm2p South street.
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ulh5-1stpt
New nIerci,ant TaiIorin. EInno rium.

Now MercIlant THIIOrlhs EIllllo. 'r'laI1'
Mr.. J. C. Schaffer, Gate in the employ OIL MI. u.
McKendree Teal,) has just opened a new store at
No. South Gay street. with beautiful assortmeut
Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings, which he win
make up in the latest and best style. We know of
in the city that can make better fitting gar
ment than Mr.. S. ap9-m.wGstf
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WINCHESTER PREsBYTERY-Ths body met in
Charlestown on the 18th inst. The opening sermon
The body is composed of thirty ministers, about
twenty of whom were present, and much harmony
and earnestness of feeling prevailed The Rev. DR..
applied for and received dissolution OF his Pastoral
relations with the Charlestown Church. The Rev. ].
u: Hammer; OF Baltimore, was received as a member
OF TINS Pres6ytery. The Rev. Robert L. McMurran
asked and obtained dissolution of his Pastoral rela
Tons with the church in Shepherdstown and Rev. S.
Blngs was appointed to declare that pulpit vacant.
heV. L. w. Bedinger and - Hughes were re-
eelved as members of this Presbytery. Rev. n; g.
North obtained leave to act missionary WITHIN
1tster.
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~, ACCIDENT FROM A P1sroL.-Alfred Smith, son of
the late james 4. Smith, of ElGton, while handling
pistol on tuesday evening last had it to go off un-
eXpectedly the ball passing through the index finger
of his left hand, and in close proximity to one or two
boys standing near him Not being aware that the
snapped it, receiving thereby painful wound him
self and which might have resulted seriously, if not
fatally, to Others Too much caution cannot be taken
In the handling of firearms, and especially those
complicated pistols, of which we know so little.
Cecil Wing. --''A'
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sTATIsTIcs OF ST. LOUISA letter to the Provi-
dence Press has some interesting statistical facts re-
spectng st. Louis. Its population. according to the
writer is varousy estimated at 100000 to 25 OGG-a
medium between the two being nearest 90
| There has been very rapid in"- ,,,rect. -
past year, 81. LOUIS has lease during the
school with 90 NV - JI churches one normal
29diat-'- LIS ! high school with 37S pupils
schools 81 private schools with 940O scholars Scom
merclai COLLEGES universities medical colleges,
asplendid steam fire department, "a breweries. ii
dlstlller!eS l5l saloons, a newspapers of which
are dalles shot tower, 81 hotels numerous asyums
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Shin &aEG
Ship News.

FORT MONROE. April 2S.-Arrived leaking. brig
Rolling Wave, from Havana, bound to Portland,
with sugar and molasses
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Advance In Gold.

FORT MONROE. April 2sth.-Arrived in the Capes'
steamers Reynolds. from Wilmington. Dell Norfolk
from Philadelphia, and Veteran, from New York.
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Rats!-Hafs!!-SPRIHG STYLES Now READY
Latest and most approved patterns, in all their va.
rieties at greatly reduced prices.
mh3l l-1mlsp S. HINDES IL SON, 100 Gay st.
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Seizure by Revenue oG.ccrs.

LOUISVILLE, April 29-The revenue officers here
seized the books of the Louisville and Cincinnati
Nail Line Company for their filure TO stamp freight
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A HORSE RAILROAD COMPANY IEsoLyENT.-tine i ne 9
Worcester (Mass.) Gazette of THURSDAY reports Inat
the Worcester Horse Railroad Company, after strug
Cling manfully for existence for year and nall,
has at last succumDed to fate, and has gone INTO m
solvency. The sheriff holds possession Of the prop.
continue to run as usual,
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The REWARDS OF PATRIoTIsM.-The new Demo-
cratic municipal administration at Hartfor5 bos
turned out from messengers place a one-leeeed
soldier who was appointed to the place last winter
and had been able to discharge its duties with some
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wedding Cards.-The Newest Styles, at
DEMPSEY &c 0'TooLE's,
Engravers and Stationers,
1srpzp20-tf cor Charles and Lexington SITS,
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PHILADELPHIA, April &.-Gold has advanced to
l2I,
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cold place in winter as its name sigpies but last
winter ii was yoFsa. than usual DR.. Hjaltalin. the
principal physician On tie island writes. I'VE
have had frighttul winter tho mean Temperature
having been 50 below the mean of our winters. The
Thermometer during the last few days has ranged be-
tween lZ' and l4' OF Celsius. This state of things
will no doubt occasion a most tremendous northern
icedrift, the consequence of which you will feel in
England and othern northern countries. The enor-
melting there will be the cause of much rain, hail
and snow. with considerable lowering of your mean
summer temperature'
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u, Sete and Letter Papers, at

Visiting Cards.-The most Fashionable, at
DEMPSEY i 0'ToOLR's,
Engravers and Stationers,
onao sIstp cor Charles and Lexington SITS.
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WHEELING, April 29.-About o'clock on Sunday
morning, six burglars entered the residence of the
cashier Of the Harrison National Bank of Cadiz,
Ohio, bucked and gagged the cashier, and compelled
his wife to deliver up the keys Of the bank and SAFE
Proceeding thence to the bank they effected an en-
trance without much opposition and robbed the safe
of S3OOO 900 in United States bonds and about $50 COO
in deposits. After locking the watchman in the SAFE
they made good their escape hand car first cut
ting the telegraph wires in this place. The robbers
abandoned the hand car at a station near Alexan-
'dria on the railroad and took the road. The sur
rounding country has been aroused and large force
is in pursuit. reward of $4,000 is offered for the
arrest of the robbers.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CAD1z. 0HGor April 29th.-About one o'clock this
morning, the Harrison National Bank, of Cadiz,
Ohio, entered by six burglars, and large
amount of Government securities taken. reward
of $4,000 will be paid for the apprehension of the
robbers and the recovery Of the securties5 600 for
the former and SIS 900 for the latter The burglars
escaped by hand-car of the Steubenville and In
diana Railroad leaving at Alexandria station ten
miles from Steubenville.
The above is signed by Chauncey Dewey, President
Of the bank
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Watches,
1886.


DEMPSEY x O'TOoLE's,
EngravefS and Stationers,
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charies ana heGlhgton sts.
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:, PIoUs OFFICE.-The Emperor of Austria, on
GOOD Friday, went through the annual ceremony OF
many old women. The eldest of the group was 81
years of age. the youngest S5.
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ROBBERY OF WESTERN MAIL.-A man. giving his
name as Edward Willard, was arrested st Milwaukee
on the evening of the I'D instant for robbng the
mail at the Detroit and Milwaukee docks. H. Q had
committed his depredatons for three successive daya
in the most open way before being discovered,
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The following letter appears in the London Times
OF the 18th iA25, with the remark na II was trans-
mitted to the Queen through Earl Russell:
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c,.o lst d Sd 4th 5th 9th Tth Sth 9th total
SNidt[on Nal9nn3 ~ 2 s 5 ] y ! 81

Total....................
1he innings stood as follows:
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1866.

apo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

N0T considerable
|excItement has been kept mp for sev-
eral days, OF Market street, near the
Clearaeld County Bank, and IN these
Times OF suspensions and political
strategy; excited rs alittle too, be-
cause we though. that a combination
had been Termed to make 4 "run" on
the bank; but upon repairing towards
the sceno,w discovered that the 1-raid'
was being made two doors vest Of that
institution, where the people were
carrying of the goods OF MessTs Boyn
ton. Showers 4 Graham. who are jusl
opening a large stock OF new goods.
The Bank, Is therefore still safe and
sound
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

bsrA new Post Office has been es-
zhbllshed in Goshen township. called
<Nest Goshen" and John Sankey,
FppoiI.ted Post Master. This we pre-
knme will abolish the Office at Shaws-
Fille; which Will not be relished By
Lhe citizens of the lower end Of Co
lhen, Bradford and the upper portion
NJ Girard, unless arrangements are
Enade, by which mail matter is receiv-
and and SCI. SCI. from from tho old site, which
rEe presume can be done, without dis
tOmmoding the public
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30
.rrWe hope our readers viii civ

r6-We hope our readers viii give
be report of Generals Steadman and
Fallerton, an attentive pe-usal, and
barn how Massachusetts "BlOod
Hounds, treat their s1Oyal colored
|rethren.' An expounder Of the laws
y Heaven, hanging up human be-
hg for six hours, by the wrists. does not
mack much of Divine things, and we
blink must even astOnish, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, and her divinely q
Inelined coadiutors.
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" cf Clcsrnela, aud State of rcnnsyl,enie, bound.
ed and described ~ follcws 20 wit BEGINNING al
post, BY Pine, thence scnth one and half de-
grccs west one hundred and eighteen rcrchcs 10 a
pasi, shcncc north eighty.cight dogrcqs ives, one
hundred and ffiy six and lAlf rerches 10 4 corn,
er. thence by J. Hoover north one and half de-
grccs cast one hundred and eighteen and half
pcrchos to post, thence south eighty eight and a
half degrees east one hundred and shy sis and a
half pcrches 10 the place Of beginning, containing
one Hundred and Nine acres and allowance.
Onc other tract or piece of land situate in Nor
ris township, Cleatncld county, rcnn'a, bounded
and described as follows, to wi; Beginning at a
stone heap at the south west corner Of this tract
and tracts Of land Surveyed in the name Of Robert
Shaw and r.. Haines, jr., thence south eighty
eight degrees east one hundred and forty six per
ches and hre-tcnths Of perch TO a post, by pine
thence by land Of James Leonard north ono de-
gree cast one hundred and seven perchcs 10 stones
by pine, thence by land Of Samuel and John
Hoover, north eighty nine degrees west one hun
dred and forty four perches to maple and stones.
thence by land Of Isaac Hobbs south two degrees
west one hundred and three and one half perches
to the place Of beginning, containing Ninety acres
and allowance Of six per. cent for roads, &c.
Seized, taken IN execution, and TO be sold as the
property Of John Strauser, William Zimmerman,
and Sarah Zimmerman
A LSO, by virtue Of writ OF Larari Faeias
n the following described Real Estate, viz:
All thai certain tract of land situate in Law
renee township, Cics-ieid CO., Pa, bounded as
follows, viz: beginning at post, thence North
" degrees, West 0perches to stones, thence South
degree, East p perchcs to stones, thence South
s11 degrees East 20 perchcs 10 post, thence North
u, West POI perches to place Of beginning, con-
tanning acres and 20 perches, more less, being
part of larger tract warranted in the namo Of
ohm james. Seized taken in execution, and to
<s-Bidders will take notice that per cent
of the pur chase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or it will be put up
again for sale.
May %, 1866. JACOB A. FAUST, sheris.
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Dure Liberty white Lead,--prcforrcd by
Il all przciieal Painters Try it and on will
have no other. Manufactured only by ZIEsLER
4 SEITE " holesale Drug. Paint Glass Dealers,
No. ls7 North Third ST., Phila March 81. '66-ly.
G00 Month Agents wanted for sir en-
= OO firsiy aTtieiss. just out Address,
O. T. CAREY. City Buiiding, Biddeford Me.
Nay le. iy-ls5s
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On the 18th inst, by John Bush,
Esq, Mr.. HARvEY T. PAssw0RE 10
Mrs MAGGIE ANY SNEAL. both Of
Pike township, Clearfeld county. Pa
On the oath inst, BY Wm- Porter,
Esq, Nr. WILLIAM JACKSON, Of Ad-
ans county, to Miss EEvINA RAY. Of
Lawrence Up, Ciearheld county, Pa
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81 I'm Per 60 r.al Agsal.

500 s,as:s. rsT ssas %i to % ss1 want .aosso Assss
So Sewing Machines Three rev kinds. In
der and upper iced. Sent on trial Warranted
I've years Assve salary or large commissions
paid. The 0SLT machinrJ sold in United States
f9r less than SO. which are fsliy licensed By
Howe, Whcelsr 4 Wilson. Grover 4 Baker,
Singer 4 Co, and Bachelor. Al other cheap
m=chizcs are isfriaJsnsats and tho seller or Eser
are fiatis 20 arrest, fue and iHpiisonmeut IL
lustratca circulars sent FEEr. Address, or call
upou Sbsv { Clark, At Biddef1rd, Maine, or
Chicago, Ill May Is, lSe6-ly.
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NEW BIsHop.-Rev. J. ?. b. Viii
Der, the new Episcopal Bishop elect,
h Louisiana, in the room OF Bishop
'olk, was the Faster of St. Marks
hurch in Philadelphia in 1860, and
Fas the Confederate agent in Europe,
b supply the army with Bibles and
[estaments, during the war.
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s1-A terrible fire occurred in Oil
,ty on the Goth. The entire East
Ide Of the creek, comprising half the
|nsiness portion ofthe City isin ashes.
Church, Seminary, rs stores, s ho-
BIS and 40 dwellings were consumed.
'early 200 families are houseless. The
.ss will be nearly a million dollars.
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C,iymer. Geary.-we have Pbotographs,
" large aud small. Of Ciyuer and Goary. A.
geats wanted to sell them. Send rs cents for
specimen copies By mail, postage paiG- Address
BARTLES0N 4 CO., GIL Chestnut i. Philad'a.
Nav % no
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

The times are hard you'd like 10 know
How you may save your Dollars,
The way 10 do IL viii show,
II you will read what follows.
A man who lived not Ear from here,
Who worked hard at HE trade
But had a household 10 support,
That sqpandered all he made.
I met him once, says he. .'my friend,
/ look threadbnre and rough;
I've tried to get myself suit,
but can't save up enough"
SAYS I, my friend, how much have yous
III tell you where TO 20,
To rc a suit that's sound and cheap
AT tKEIZENSTEiN'S and Co
lie tosk what Ettlc he had saved.
And went 10 Reizenstein 4 Brothers
And there be got handsome suit,
For half be paid 70 others.
Nov he Is homo, be iooksso we'll;
nd their effect Is sneh,
That when they take their daily meals,
They don't eat half SO much.
And now he finds on Saturday night
With all their wants supplied
That he has money left to spend,
And sOme to lay aside.
uis good success, with cheerfd emile,
lie gladly tells 10 all;
II you'd save Money, 20 and buy,
Your clothes At Reizellsteln Clothing Hail
Where the cheapest, hacst, aud best Cothin G
and good furnishing goods can be had to sal
every taste and in every style.
April II, ls6G-tf
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DIED.

In Bradford tp., on the 18th inst,
FRANCIS PEARcE, aged 81 Is. p days
In Lawrence tp., on the 26fh inst,
NAScF TATE, wife Of John W Tate,
aged "a years, ? months and 9 days.