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Household Goods.

m IST OFJURORS for Jan. Term, 1866
IA GRAND JuRoRs.
Bcccaria-Joscph W Juii, A. W. Lee, Joseph
Stewart and Samuel Shof.
Bell-William I Thorp.
Dradford-JUhn Porter.
Burnside-George w King, John Mehafey.
CovingtOn-lames Freeland.
Clearheld- Henry Is Snyder, Henry Ross, and
". X. Kettlebergey.
Dccatur-Thumas = Roalieh.
Ferguson-James Glenn.
Fox-D. A. Brockway.
Graham-samAel Splitter.
Unsttn-Hiram Woodward.
Jordan " ichael Fagan.
Karthaus-Jacob Michaels
Lumber City-John MoDivitt.
porris-Joserh II Jones, Jacob Maaek.
penn-Isaac kester.
Noodward-James COrncly.
TRAVERSE JURORS, ron lsr wEEK.
Deccaria-samuel Hegarty, G. W. oalwell,
John Robson.
BeIl-Robert Elder, Thomas MeGhee.
Boggs--Isaac Hess.
Bradford-Thomas Riley. Alexander Living
ston, WIN. X Wrigley, 81 IijSb Mcdowell, Vincent
Il Holt.
Brady-John Orcrdora. John Noldcr, Da-
hll Illtts IItAtAt hNAAtlf NNAuhAA ivy
Burnsidc-Peter Beck.
Chest-Philander Smith, Isaae Solly.
Covingion-John D Bergey, David Stclair
NJ. /. Couiriet.
Clcarfeld-Jsmes Lcavy, James 7 Leonard
Reuben McPhers en-.
CONGRATULATIONS Thompson, Lewis Ross
Decatur-John iawsho.
FerEuson-DeTnard Armstrong.
Girard-Amos krisc.
Gaslieh--GeOrge Hegarty, Conrad Ginter
Samuel Fulkerson.
Graham-AmOz Huber, Martin French.
Jordan-Phgp Dots.
Krthaus-william IIarshbarger.
knox-Reuben Caldwell.
Lawrence William Fullerton, Thomas Ian.
ich, James A Read, Sam1 Brown, Vim. Morgan
Morris William ! Mcrren.
PcRn-Samutl Derrick.
Pike-Jnmcs r Curples, Josegh Coon.
Wooiward-Ausin Kline.
rnAvERsE JURORS, ron 2p wgEx.
Beccaris-Samuel Patehin, Wan. Diekey,
GvssSs Hoover, George Dillon.
Beii-Cluton Thompson
Baggs-David Askey.
Brady-Daniel GoOdlander. Nicholas solliday
Andrew pcn,z, ir.
Covinztcn Julius nease. clau6ius Ronseloe
Clcarheld-Gcorge GoodlAnder.
Observation-Disclosures Kcns, d. 5. Fleming
Deeaiur-GcOrge A. Kephsrt, solomon liam.
sacrslaagh, Abraham sohn GosS
Fox-Cccrcs Clinton.
G0shcn-Samuel LoEnsbcrry.
Girard-Edward Walter.
0raham-JOhn II Mason.
Guelseh--Lisle McCully, Alien Hunter.
Jordan-John Patterson.
Karthaus-llenry lothers.
Knox-John John Witherow.
Luwrence-Thsmes Mcphersor, Samuel b
Jordan, John Cessna jacob Harpster.
Lumber City-John W Crowley.
MOrris--Iaoob L Gearhart, George Dillon
John Hoover.
Peun-Jamss NcKeown, Abraham Hahn.
USODDER CUTTERS at
Il MLRREIL BIGLERS
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(uEARpIELD COUNTY BANk.-re

" ClcarGed County Darkas an incorporated
Institution has gone out of existence by tho sur
render OF its charter on May 18th, lS65.
All Of its stock is owned by the subscribers
who will continue tho banking business at th,
same place as privutc bankers uudcr the Grn
name Of the " Clearhcld County Bank"
We are responsible for the debts of the Bank
and viii pay its notes on demand at the counter
Deposits received and interest paid whom mo.
ney is left Tor a fixed iime.
Paper discounted ut six per ceRt. as haretofcrc
Our personal responsibility is pledged ier al
deposits received aud business transacted.
A continuance Of the liberal patronage Of the
b, siness men Of the county is respectfully selici
ted.
rs President, Cashier and oiiecrs Of the iatC
Cloarheld County Bank, NE require the notes Of
said bank to be presented for redemption.
James 7. Leonard, Richard Shaw.
VIM. Porter, James y. Graham,
A. X. Wright, q. l.. Reed,
William A. Wallace.
~ The bushes. Of the Bank viii be condac-
led by John NJ. Adams, Esq. a. Cashier.
Jun 2S,'s5-tf
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ID EGrsrERs, NoTICE-No,ico is hercb,

ID EGISTERS' MOTTO E-Notice Is hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined aud passed by me, and remain i,ed Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of Aeirs,
cgaiees, creditors and all Others in any way
interested, and will be presented TO the next
Orphans Court og Clearfeld county, to be held
al the Court House ia the borough Of Clearheld,
con- aneucing on the Second Monday ofJanuaTy
1866, for confirmation and allowance.
The Final account Of Jesse bines, Trustee Of
the Estate Of Thomas Boyle, late OF Brady town
ship, Clearhcld county, Pennsylvania, deceased.
2 The anal account Of Abagau Aurand, Ad-
miuistratrix Of John AurRnd, late of Brady town
ship, Clearfcld county, Pennsylvania, deceased.
The account OF James X johnson, Admins
trasor Of James Johnston, late OF Jordan town
ship, ClearIeld county, Pcnnsylvania, deceased.
4 The dnal account ol Joseph MeClarren. Ex-
ecutpr Of the last viii and testament Of Valentine
illegal, late Of Decatur tr-. Ciearfeid CO, decd.
s The hnal account Of Elias Rishel, sr- frus-
tee Of the Estate Of Philip kriner, late Of Brady
township, cleariield county, deceased.
9 The final account Of James ii Morgan, Ad-
ministsator Of Sarah Morgan, late Of Guelich
township Clearfeld oourty, deceased.
Partial account ci Abraham Myrter and
John Flynn. Administrators OF Martin Nyrler,
late of Penn tow p, Cleuriield county, deceased.
The account Of William johnson, Execu-
tor OF the Last viii and testament Of James Henry,
late Of Pike town'p, Clearfeld county, deceased
3 The account OF A. W. Lee, Executor Of the
late viii and testament Of Jos. S. Lse, late of
Deccaria township, CleaIheld county, deceased
/. @. BARGER, Register.
Registers Ofice Ciearheld, Pa, Dec. Is 1865
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PENNsYLvANIA LEGIsLATURE.-This
/ h assembled in Harrisburg, on yes
Hay. We have nc information as
the organization, but presume from
look of things at this distance,
y Mr.. Fleming, the present Speak.
and Mr.. Hammersly the Clerk, viii
u be reelected in the Senate, while
Kelly, from Washington county
7 be elected Speaker, and Mr.. Ben.
let Clerk of the House.
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DY yIRUE Of sundry writs Of Tenditioni
7 ID EsuoHos issued out Of the court Of Common
Pleas Of Clearfeld county, and TO me directed
there will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court House in the borough Of Cleardold, on
Monday the sth day Of January next, at |
o'clock, P. NJ, the following described Real Es-
tate to wit;
( Two certain lots Of ground situate in the Dor
ough Of Osceola, Clearfcld county Pa, known
in the general plan Of said borough, as lots Nos.
| III and liz, bounded as fellows, on the north
by Rail kcad street, on the east by land Of the
Osceola Coal CO., on the south by land Of said
Co., and on the west by lot No. lls, and having
thereon erected shook shop. SeiEod, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property Of ]. b.
Warren.
Also-Two certain tracts Of land situate 10
Covington township, Cleardela county, Penn'a.
The one bounded no:th by tho public road lead
ing from Karthsus to Clearfeld Town, on the
west side by the public road leading to Joha
Isrmoys, and on the south and east by lands es
Leon Coudriet with two story frame hoLse "a
by 30 feet and frame stable thereon orsctod.
Tbs other lot bounded on the south by the pub
lie road leading from Karthaus to Clearlold, on
the east by lot Of john Briol. and on the north
and south BY land Of John Nalson, with a wag-
oumaker shop thereon erected Seized, taken
in execution snd 10 be sold as the property Of
Joseph Mulson.
.aicv j a s.ra-s- t~a~t af i.na sitnato In fii-
rard tp., Clcarfield county, Ponn'a, containing
about seventy four acres, and allowance, with 8
House and other out buildings erected thereon,
described as follows: beginning at white oak
being the north east corner Of Warrant No. 1899,
thence south one hundred and eighty perches
TO stone corner, thence west seventy pcrches "a
white oak corner, thence north o1e hundred
aud eighty pcrches 20 stone corner, thence east
seventy perches 10 white oak corner and place
Of beginning, and being part Of Warrant No
lSqO. Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property Of John b Petit
Also-A certain tract ofland situate In Bloom
township, Clearhcld county, Penn's, bounded by
lands Of Jacob Bilger. Dale aud others. contain
ing One Hundred and twenty-five acres, (mors
or less) with frams house and Saw Mill erected
thereon. Seired, taken in execution and to be
sold as the property Of George irinw.
Also-A certain tract Of land situate in Penn
township, clearield county, Penn'a, bounded
cast By lands Of Reed A Weaver, south by l.
Fenton aad s. Derrick, west by L. Fenton, and
north by g. Fenton, containing about One Hun
drod aud sixty acres, with forty acres cleared
and having n frame house and log barn erected
thereon. Seized, taken in execution and to bs
sold as the property Of George l.. Fullerton.
zrss- Bidders will take notice that iftecn pei
cent Of the amount Of the bid must be paid, When
the property is knocked down, or it will be re-
sold.
Dee. is, 1865 JACOB A. FAUST, SherE
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We learn that Hon. Abraham
Wright, & CO., have purchased 0.
II. II. Bayard, his steam Mills
wharf, together with ll3 acres ot
at Chesapeake city, Maryland
/ he sum Of $4,000, and is said tc
cheap property, that the partie.
! already an offer Of ten Thousand
ars sdvance on il.
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A DILEMMA -''Occasional' Forncy,
has been in a terrible stew for two
weeks past. The Abolition cart has
broke down, and Sumner, Stevens &
Co, have stolen a large portion Of the
baggage Personally Occasional
adheres to, and believes in, the dis
union course Of those .negrophobians,
but the larger portion of the flesh
pots, having fallen into the hands OF
The "government'-Andy Johnson
during the muss to financially leans
10 the latter. His masters house was
alec attaotsa nver two woels ago, hy
those two most daring aud dangerou:
political burglars, and the whole "gov-
ernment' placed in jeopardy, yet this
dog, who has fatteHcd on the crumbs
that have fallen from his masters Ia.
be for SIX yea, has failed TO give
even one bark, warning either the
government or the people, against
these political frcebooters and assas
SINS, who arc still at large, cndanger-
ing both lie has two channel:
through which he can bark, the PREs:
and CHRONICLE, yet he remains silent
while the gucrrillas are hovoTing on
Pennsylvania avenue preparing e
make a raid on the White House al
the west end, having muzzlcd nearly
al the terriers in the Black House al
the other end, while the Clerk Of tn,
Senate is in tho back ground still hunt
ing for the last ditch. We hope som,
kind friend Of his will volunteer tC
deieRd the government through hi:
paper, while he is praying good Lord
and good Devil, not knowing whose
hands be win fall into, before the raid
cr' capture tho White House
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MARRIED.

On November plh. 1898, rs James n. Gala.
wen, ESQ, Mr.. JANIS M cAtnwEti, II pikS
township, 10 Mise BKLlr II. FERGUSON, Of Lum
bcr CITY, ccarhcld county ponn'h.
on December isth, 1865, by Jas. n. Caldwell,
Esq, Mr.. pKrER SLorrf, Of New Millpott, to
Miss ELIZA LEwis, Of Ferguson township.
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0TICE--TO tho heirs, loyal rcpresenss-
IN tives and logasees Of Ispac England, late
of Morris township, Clarified county decd,
CLEARFl COUNTY, SIS:
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvanis :--fo
James nHghes, Administrator, Dinah England,
widow Of said Isaac England, deceased, Isaac
England, Sarah Brown and her husband RebsSt
Brown, Elizabeth lIoekenbOrry and bes husba1d
John Hockenberry, Margaret Davis and ior
husband John Davis. Isaac 4 Dsown, SUsannah
lrowa and her husband Thomas Brown, kiehSol
Brown, Dinah, wife Of James Dilles, Eliza-
beth Brown, Lydia Brown and Noah BgoWn,
heirs at law of Isaac Hnglssd, doeeaseS..
We Command you, and every aud all you,
that laj ing aside all business and excuses, you
be ana appear in your proPerpersons lbefeye our
Judges OF the Orphans Court, to be Aeldsn at
Gle lrfeld, in and ter county Of cloarfsld, on
tie Second Monday Of January next, to answer
said bill or petition, exhibited iu our said, Court,
and to do further and receive Whist our said
Court shall consider in that behalf Hereof fail
not at your peril and the penalty that -aay ensue.
Witness the Honorable SAuuEL LINN, Prosi-
dent of our said Court at Clearfel, this Tho IL
day Of December, A. =. lSfj.
Dec. lS, '6J-it. l. G. DARG M, 'CletE o. G..
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CNEARIIELp ACADEmy.-Ths $.

CLEARII ED ACADEMY.-Th sec
~ Dad Session Of this institution will .co:a-
mcnce on Monday, December lth.
Pupils can enter at any time. They viii be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close Of the Session.
The coDrse Of instruction embraces every thing
that Is included In a thorough, practical and ac-
complished education for both sexes.
The Principal, having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability aud
energies will be devoted 10 the moral and men
tai training Of the youth placed under his charge
TERMS or TUITION.
0rihography, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic, and History, per scs-
sion y wsesssl $500
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mcnsura-
ton, Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chem
istry and Book Keeping, $3.50
Latin and Greek with any Of the above Branch
es. $1,000
r0-No deduction viii be made for absence.
Izo- Fer further particulars inquire Of
7. L. HARRISON,
CleSrGoll, December G, ls65 IT, Principal
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1--we call the attention of the
y, to the card of our young friend
hke Walters, late of Fort Mifiin,
|Dthcr column No man of his
" the county, Is better qualified
scharge the duties he assumes
81, prompt and energetic.
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rlvrLruRAI MEErlNG.-The IN

MEETiNG.--The An
meeting, of the Clearfeld Co.
enltural Society, will be heldin the
blouse, in Clearfcld, on Monday
b., the Sth day ofJanuary, A. d.,
for the purpose of clecting 0iii-
fbr the ensuing year. 1t is TO be
u that a general attendance OF
|bers will be present on the occa-
.that one and all may be satisfied
the selection of officers then
And all who are in any way
ested in the cause Of Agriculture,
invited to attend.
\ order of the Ex. Committe,
|20, 1868. i. f. IRWIN, Sec'y.
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ERylt CANS "A laree 70. q scll sealing
IN fruit cAnt constantly on hand.
We would caution those buying faur CASs,
20 observe that they are Soldorod on the outside
because, II soldered on the inside, there u al
lays melted rosin enough that canpo, be rcpoy-
ed, 10 destroy the fruit
Those bnyinr from Us, win not have their
ftuit endangered In this manner, and oar Cans
are al warranted.
N. d. hlso self sealing Glass Jars on hand.
sent 20, lS65tL MkRRELL & Bf0LEP.
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Gonntp SlatIoual 8ank ;;
cLEARFIELD, PA.
.couRT PR0CLAMATIoN.


[X7HEREAs, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres
w ident Judge Of the Court Of Common h'oas
Of the twenty fifth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Cearheld, Centre and Clinton
and the Eon. VIM. C. F0LEG and Hon. JN0. D..
THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clrarheld co. I;
have issued their precept, to me directed, for the
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Torminer, and Court Of General Jail Delivery,
at the Court House at Clearheld, in AID for the
county Of Clearheld, on the
Second Monday (SM doy) Of jan, 1866,
NOTICE Is, therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, ana Constables,
in and fer said county Of Clearfeld, TO appear IN
their proper persohs, with their Rolls, Records,
InquisitioBs, Examinations, and other Remem-
brances, 10 do those things which 70 their Offices,
and In their behalf, pertain 10 be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Cleardeld, this 30th
day Of August, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty five.
Dec. 6, 1865. JACOB FAUST, Sheriff.
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GLEARlIELD NURSERY-ENoouEAe
u How INDrsTRT.-The undersigned having
esiablisheda Nursery, on the Pike, about halt
way between Clear6eld and Ourwensyille, 10 pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of Fruit trees. Stand
ard ard Dwarf,l Evergreens, Shrubbery, Grape
Vines, Goosebcrries, Laston Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also Siberian Crab
trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rheubarb, &c.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Sept 20. '65.-ly. J.D.WRIGnT, curwensville
ITCH! ITCH ITCH Scratch Sbruich
< Srutcl wHEATOA'S OINTMENT vii
cure the Itch in 4 hours Also cures Sal
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all Drug
gists. BY sending 90 cents TO Weeks Potter
Sole Agents, l7o Washington street, Boston
Mass, IL viii be forwarded by mail, free Of poet
ago, to any part Of the United States.
Sold by c. D. Watson, Clcarheld. pcnn'a.
/ Sertcmlcr 9th, 1865. -finO.-pd.
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The MARKETS.
TReported weekly for The Rcpublicanl
Sltn advertisements.

The CASH must accompany the following notices
TO insure attention :--Administrators' and Execu-
tors notices each, so 50 Auditors notices So so
Dissolution notices$2 90 Cautions 81 SO Strays
81 50,and all other transient Notices at the same
rates. Other advertiscmentSat s. 5Oper square
for or less insertions, for each additional inser-
ton so cents. Ten lines or less, count square
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III. BRIDGE,
MEBOhANT TAILOR
lstOrc one door East of ,clnaricld House,
Market'St., 'Clcafield, Pa.
Keeps on hand full assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
sach as
Shirts, Linen and Wooleu under Shirts,
drawers and socks. neck-ties, pocket handker-
chiefs gloves umbrellas hats &c. in great variety.
OF piece Goods he keeps the best Cloths Of all
Hshades and colors." such as
BLACK DeESKIN OF THE VERY
best maze. Fancy Cassimer in great variey;
Also. French Coating, Beaver, Pilot. Chin
chilla, and Fricott over coating, all of
(which will be sold Cheap for Cash; and
made up according TO the latest Styles by
Experienced Workman. Also Agent for
Cleariell CO., for 4. NJ. Singer. ,.d; Co eel
ebrated Sewing Machines. IL 'lBRlPGE,
Clearfeld, Penn'a, Nov. 4, ilS65.-n.
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Nd Smiths column. A splendid
4iunity to secure goods at cost
y few weeks only.
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For Ladies,

Such as FomaGes, Oils. Bandolina bloom Of
youth and painSs. Rouge, Lilly White &c.
Thankful Tor past favors, we solicit con-
inuance OF tho kind patronage Of
the people OF Clearfeld Co
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N. B.--Thankful for past favors tho subscrib-
ers would respectfully solicit a continuance o.
tho same. lie Invites his old customers, and a.
many new ones as may see proper, 10 give him
a call / have now associated with me in the
business, wm. Mcknight who is an experienced
workman; and fyou want good carriage OF
timber-slcd give us call J. 4. RorR.
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Ia 3emember the plsce-Second Street.
next door - iirfi National Baak. Dec. 20, '6s
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A rpirops NoriCE,--tn he matter of
N ne RasatS of john King, late Of Dernside
township, Cicarhcld county, deceased. The un-
dortigned, who was duly appointed Auditor to
settle and adjust the accounts Of Daniel Uorman
and William King the AdmlnisiFatos Of the Ia
tate aforesaid, will attend to ,he duties Of hif
sai appointment, OF his Office, in the borough Of
Clearncld, on Saturday the Soth day of Decem-
her, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. ~. Of said day, when
aud where all persons interested cah attend II
they see proper. TH0S. J. MCCULLOUGH,
December IS, 1865. lt-pd. Auditor
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HOLIDAY TOus,

Including China. Bronze. Papier Maohe
Tin. Rosewood. Glass. Pewter, Wooden,
rarian and Candy Toys.
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N1EW CARRIAGE
~ AND
WAGON SHOP (!

Immediately in rear OF Machine Shop.)
THE Subscribers would respectfully inform
,ha citizens Of Clearfcld and the public in zen
eral that they have entered into partnership aud
are ready to do all kinds of work on
CARRIAGES.
WAGONS.
SLEiGIES.
SLlol)S, &C., &c
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nANK ELECTION.-Noticei It hereby Civ
E1en, that meeting Of the stockholders Of the
County National Bank of Clearfield, Pa will be
held at the Banking house, on Tuest.J the 9th
day of February, 1866, for tho purpose oselecting
officers Of said Bank. WM. Y. WRIGHT,
Cle,rfell Pa Jan. 3, 1885, Cashier.
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All kinds of repairing done with noatness and
despatch. SsS-0rders promptly attended to.
j. +. ROTE,
WN. MCKNIGHT.
cloarfold, July 5, 1865 iy.
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Millinery Goods,

Among which arc Hats, Bonnels. Feath-
crs, Ribbons, Flowers, Iaces. Frames.
Matiness. Nelvets, Silks. CIages. Berages,
Wells, etc, and large stock Of
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II BLAKE WALTERS, scrivenOr and Con-
~ veyancer Agent for the Purchase and Sale
Of lands, CLRARrIELD, PESs'A.
Prompt atten ton given 10 all business connect
ed with the county Offices. Office with Hon.
VIM A. Wallace Clearield, Jan. LIST, ,l666-u.
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DIR. A. M. HILLS

TlESIRES to in
u form his pat
,rons that profession
al business ,esDbnes
!, him to his o6ce all
the tine, aod he will
therefore be unable
TO make Professional
Visits TO any of his
accustomed places
this summer but
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HosicrH and Gi0res.

Nubias. Balmorul and Hoop skirts. Flan-
nels. LADIES' Cloth. Sheeiings. Muslins,
Toweling. Itching. Sonlaps. breakfast
Shawls, Capes, &c. Also an assortment Of
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New Goods!
O ar Stock

Consists in part OF Merinos, Alpacas, Pop
Inns, Wool, Armpre. and common De
laines Prinis, GinghAms, Shawls, Hoods,
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ESODOER CUTTERS AZ
Il MLRREIL BlGLER'S.