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CHoLERA.-There were fourteen cases Of
AsIatic Cho era reported to the Board of Health
since our last report OF these four fatal.
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CORNER LoUNaING.-This is a nuisance
that is becoming q crying evil There are numbers
of young men who, without any apparent means OF
support hang around the corners OF streets insulting
nassers.bY There were a number arrested Yesterday
al the corner of Noble and Front Streets which Is
taTOFits haunt OF those IOWdies.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5-20s
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No, 40 S. Third St.
SUPERIOR STYLES eF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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WENs d CO.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL Law OFFICE,

MILITARY AND NAVAL Law OFFICE,
ny-No 5N CHEsNUT STREET, -ss
G9-oPPosITE THE STATE HOUSE, ARE-eD
NB-Now PREPARED TO CoLLGCT ALL-aa
Eg-CLAIMs FOR BOUNTY AGAINST TdE-Aa
Hs1-UNITED STATES. IA
"a 800. slOO. 9lOO. $780, slOO-sza
To Fathers, to Mothers, to widows, and to Minor
Children. All soldiers who enlisted tor three
April TO- 1861 and served hOIr full term ofservice,
and those who were discharged account of wounds
received in the line OF duty, and received hun
dred dollars bounty AND more now entitled to
an extra bounty of hundred dollars The widows,
Fathers, Mothers, and Minor Children of decsa sed
iers who enlisted for three years above, and led
the service, or from disease or wouuas contra ed
in the service and line of duty, entitled to he
one hundred dollars extra Bounty, to be obtained
application, in person, or by letter to the Military
Naval Law once of OWENS h co. sl5H
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The Cholera az Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI August 2O.-Sixty-nine deaths
from cholera we're reported on Saturday, and
ffty-four yesterday.
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"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TRoOHEs" known to be a
reliable and prompt cure tor Choleraic symptoms,
DaIrhGa, DysenterV etc. For sale by Druggists,
and the MAKER g. Ii. Needles, Twelfth and Race
streets Every one should keep them at hand. 5Oc.
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IMPROVED LoCK-STTTCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street,
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Now THAT THE WIGwAM ia closed and the sum-
mel nearly so, let all show joyous feeling by
getting new SUI of Clothing at Charles Stokes 6
Co.'s one price, unueT the Continental
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HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIos.-Thousands of invalids
have been perfectly cured long standing ailments,
the plague ard bane of their lives and which they
have spent hundreds in vain, by simply using these
invaluable SPECIFICS Not Family who have ever
had one of these Family Cases of HUMPHREYS
SPECIFICS but would give five tunes its cost rather
than be without it. Address No. 562 Broadway,
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines for family use. No 73O
ChesnuL street.
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MEDICAL.
sIMILIA sIMILIsUs oURAMrUR.
HUMPHREYS
II I'M GOP PATHIC sPECIF FICs,


II ON OPATHIC sPECIFICs,
entire success: simple. Promot Eeeient ans Ee liable
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popu-
using them so harmless as TO be fee from DANCER and
so efficient as to be always reliable. -
I, Cures FEyERs, Congestions and InnammatiOns .25
RYHd coTpc TR foySf ST TeenS %ET@ Of ooS
q DIARRHEA or children or adults ...........2l
GhheoEEhhf GhoEEhhf S5TPnfk kansss Sn' or qSH Sa&ng Is
COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness, BrOnchius. ...25
9, nEADACHES, SICK Headache, or Vertigo..G
10, DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach Costiveness. rs
~ " SDPPkESSED, scanty, or painful Periods....9
is, Group. HoarS. Uolsh Diicu L Hfeatbin:' .S
IL, SALT Rheum. Ery slDelas Eru otions ........25
l5, RHEUMATISM, and al Rheumatic p Patns.....4
16, " FEVER and Ague, Chill Fever-old Agues $50
II, PILES internal external, blind or bleeding 50
is, OfHrBALMY, sore, inhamed Eyes or Eyeidsj0
I9, " GATARRH acute q chrome, or Influenza. 100
20, " WHOOPING-C0UGH or Spasmodc Coughs. 30
q, AST MA oppressed difficult Breathing. so
Is, sCRoFULH, enlarged Glands and sweiiinss 50
q, GENERAL Debl ity, or Physical Weakness...5
2e sEA-sckness, sickness from riding. ....... 50
"a, KIDNEY Disease Gravel, Renal Ca cun. ......R "
28, " NERVOUS Debility. Seminal Emissions, In
90 soH S DisGnarEes'''''' '''''''''.'.'.l9
80, URlNARYMncOntineuce or wettin0 the bed, so
81, " PAINFUL Periods even with Spasms. so
81, EPiLEPsV, sossms and st. Vitu; Dance. iSS
81 DIPHTBERIA and liberated Sore Throat " 80
case and book comp ETC. SO Case Of twenty large
walls in morocco and book So Single boxes with direc
.YETERINARY sPECTICs.-Nahogany cases, 10 vlals
Sl6. ngle vials, with direcrons, 81.
These Remedies by the or sing'e box sent tree
OF Sh9Tgs ar .1, OF, on receipt Of the price Address
pany, ONCE and DEPOT No $50 BToadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREYS consulted daily at his office.
s9HSs @
a. CoWDEN, L, r. CALLENDER, and nBRoSE
Druggists. 6 "a smwS
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MANY HAVE WONDERED why, in this enlightened
century when every science has advanced to almost
perfection, one, actuated by desire to promote
the health and welfare of his feow-beings, has not
given to the world medicine which will prove eff
cacious in the cure of those most painful diseases,
viz:- Diauhea, Dysentery, elc. To such we would
say that at last remedy has been found in DR..
MARSDEN'S CARMTNAZIVE SYRUP. 1t only
requires trial to prove s unlimited success Depot
No. 487 Brodd,oay, New Fork. For sale by Johnston,
Holloway Cosoden Wholesale AgentS, No. % ~ Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and By all druggists.
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PERSONAL.

INCREASE OF PENsI0Ni INCREASE OF
PENsIoNl INCREASE OF PENSIONS INCREASE
OF PENsIoNi AT
OWENS q CO.'S,
s5r No 591 CHEsNUT Street, Philudelphia-
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Or. W. r. MERWIN,
No. 81 WALKER Street, New Yo

B-Cherokee pills No. 2 are prepared for special
cases when milder medicines fail these sent by
mall OF postage, receipt of s5 the price of each
bOr,
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The Gold Market

NEW YORK, August 20, 10 Nicola is hc
at l4S!,
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
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NJ EW BOUNTY BILL ALL SOLDIERS
~ who enlisted for three years, since April 49, 1861,
and served tnef full term OF SERVICE discharged
before said term service account of wounds and
received one hundred dollars bounty and more, are
entitled TO receive additional hundred dollars
Widows minor children parents of ssed soldiers
who enlisted for three and died the SERVICE or
from diseases wounds ted in the service and
line of duty entitled receive an additional one
hundred dollars. Call or address
GEORGE W. FORD,
No. 24l DOCK Street.
II lml One door below Third
who has all the to collect these claims
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How They Feel.

Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, re-
Gently delivered u speech of which the key
note IL his declaration that shame would
cling TO lis forever if we admit that we have
been guilty Of treason. This is the con-
slant terror of Southern politicians-the
evil which, more than all others, they wish
TO ward off from themselves and their pos
terity. After raising their parlcidal arms
sgalns' their country, and meeting with
such crushing defeat that no alternative
waS left but submission, instead of yielding
gracefully to the decree of the stern ar5lter
;hey invoked, they are constantly striving to
gam moral vantage ground by euiogles OF
The justice of their lost cause, and declara
tons that the war decided only that the
North was most powerful. not that secession
WAS wrong. The method Wade Hampton
adopts to efface the stigma of treason Is the
one usual in his section. but his frank enun-
cation of it is a peculiarly refreshing specl-
OF rebel audacity As nothing can be clear
er than that one party or the other, in the
iate war, were traitors, he cuts the Gordian
Knot by hurting accusations against the
North and eulogizing the South for (heayen
save the mark ! loyalty! He asserts that
had the North been half IS loyal as the
south has ever been, no war would have
oesolated our country" These doctrines
are the natural offspring of fatal recon
struction policy, and while their absurdity
may provoke a smile at the North, they un-
fortunately control the Southern sentiment,
and surround with local odium and oppres-
sion the truly loyal men OF that section.
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Clippings aad Seribblin gs.

s~Gold is quoted at 81 ,4s3 in n. York
Another freedmen's school house
has been burned near Nashville, Tenn.
swFive thousand men we're recruited for
the regular army during the past month.
BO-It is estimated that the cost to Aus
tria of her recent war, will be $500, 900 900.
l9rJohn Fl. Reagan, of Texas, who was
the Rebel Postmaster General, has written
a letter favoring negro suffrage.
H9~''Brevet Copperhead is new name
by which the johnson" men recruited
from the Union ranks are designated.
BaElt is said that rattlesnake was re-
Gently killed in Ohio, with one hundred and
ten rattles, and that its body was as thick as
a mans thigh.
Gas-As the civil courts of Louisiana refuse
to prosecute for the killing of freedmen,
Gen. Grant has ordered the trial OF one or
the murderers.
E@Hon. VIM. Wright, United States
Senator from New jersey, died on the lst
of November, at Newark. In politics he
was democrat.
sa-Some astronomer has predicted a
shower of meteors on the nights OF the l. 3th
|. and l4th November, similar to thai which
occurred in 1888.
E9-Corn came down six cents Il bushel at
Chicago, one day last week a crash Is
| anticipated among the spectators. ConSu-
mers will not be sorry.
sag~ifen Geary will be inaugurated Gov
ernor on the 18th day Of January. The
election for a United States Senator vii!
take place on the same day.
gA.J Ohm TafFe, Union, has been elected
to Congress in Nebraska by an official ma
| l., in thn
Legislature is 10 on joint ballot
aarThe Hon. Samuel Shellabarger. in a
iolification speech, denominated a. John
son as q political Lazarus, and the Bread
and Butter gents as the dogs who came tc
lick his sores
gEg~Col. J. A. Long, of the regular ar
my, and Privats Secretary to President
johnson, was married last week to Nus
Lizzie. daughter of Hon. Henry D. Foster
of Greensburg.
Esg~A man named Samuel Saunders ha
been swindling people in Bedford county By
representing that he was collecting money
to erect State monument to the heroe:
who fellat Gettysburg.
aSs~DeftInct-the Union Republican,
started by d. Durham, at Wiliamsport, IL
the interest of Andy johnson and Hiestel
CIymer We presume Dawes bread anc
butter rations stopped after the election
and hence his rush light has gone out
Mrs Ffy, postmistress at Columbia
Pa. has been removed and a rank Copper
!, head appointed 1t must be miserabl
policy that demands the deeapitation o
e women Perhaps, however, it's the oil
: grudge that the copperhead got agains: tn
sex in the days of Adam.
say~A lady who arrived from Europe a
Boston by the steamer China, was discover
ed to have concealed about her person abou
three thousand dollars worth of jewelry
which she was endeavorine to smugg!e o.
. shore. The detectives, however, were to-
clear sighted for her.
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Mr.. WALLACE, in his "funeral oration'
congratulates his political friends upon hav-
Ing almost carried the State This re-
minds us of an incident in the history OF
Simon Suggs, who was once almost married.
Simon asked Belinda to have him, and
Belinda she said MOI If Belinda she
had said yes, Simon would have been
married So with the Corperheads
They asked the people to endorse their can
didates, but the people they said No, If
!. the people had. said yes, then the Cops
would have carried the State A-hem!
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WANTED. AGENTS. WANTED

A great chance for agents
In every county of our glorious Union, to sell our
maps. charts aud photograph. Good agents are
making s20O a month. New charts issued month
iy. Everybody will find this respectable and
profitable business as we offer large indu ents
Send for circular and particulars. Address
HAASiS LUBRECHT,
Oct 81 GO los Liberty st New York.
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p,,,oroUs.-Dlvine services will be held
=. sabbath, in Clear6eld Borough, as fol-
'ps Rev. Chambers in the Episcopal
,,-ch morning and evening;
D, Rev. Sembower in the Baptist church
p.Rsv Dill in the Methodist church IN
...s,sDing, but no services will be had IN
.he morning.
y,sarvices in the Presbyterian church,
nv ~ to to the absence of Rev Archer.
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NJ A & RiEO I:

On October Ilth, 1866 by Elder W. B.
Purdy. Mr.. JOHN r. Fulton and Miss
MARY J. You've, both of Burnside Tp.
On October 18th, 1866, by Elder w. B.
Purdy. Mr.. ADAM BECK and Miss AMANDA
BAUM, both Of Cambria county.
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ADMIN NOTICE.-Letters
N of Administration the estate of James
Gill late of Beccaria tip, Clearfeld Co, dec d,
having been granted to tbe undersign all per-
sons. having claims against the estate are reques
ted TO present them properly authenticated for
settlement and tho ose indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment without delay:
Oct 3, '66 pd. j. M SMITH, Adm r.
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FARM FOR sALE-Tbe subscriber of

fers for sale his farm situate on Potts Run
Jordan township, consisting of I27 acres of land
10 OF whch cleared. There are several good
veins of coal on the place, and excellent wa
ter power which, if suitably improved, would
drive saw grist mill ost of the year. Will
be sold cheap for cash. I LIDDLE.
March 81, 1866 IT, Clearield borough.
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Pennsylvania Election Returns Official
Below is the official vote of every county
in Pennsylvania as returned to the Secreta-
ry of State
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CLEARFIELD HOUSE, CLEARFIELD,
~ PA.-The subscriber would respectfully
solicit continuance of the patronage of his old
friends and customers at the "Clearfield House
Having made many improvements, he is prepar-
ed to accommodate all who may favor him with
their custom. Every department. connected with
the house Is conducted in manner to give gem
eral satisfaction. Give him a call
Nov. 4, 1866. GEO N COLBURN-
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,Da of the best places to obtain thor
oush and practical education, is at the State
Norroal School, Edinboro.
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FIRE This, Wednesday, morning about
8. o'clock, smoke was discovered issuing
from the north end of G. L. Reeds dwell
ling house in our town, and upon examina-
ton it was found that the girders passing
through the chimney and portion of the
seather-bosrding were on fire. having been
communicated from one of the flues. Con
siderable damage WAS done to the house be
f6re the fire was suhdued.
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COMMISSIONED. Michael A. Frank, Esq,
# ClearaeId borough, has been commits
.ooed Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
lqh district Of Pennsylvania. We under
stand he will enter upon the duties of the
.5cp shout the Goth of November
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u,EACHERS WANTED.-The board of
L Directors of Jordan township wish to employ
two teachers for the winter session. Male teach
ers preferred to whom liberal wages will be paid
according to grade of certificate; For further IN
form alton apply in person, or by letter. 20 Hen
nv Swan President. or J. r. Joh nson. Secretary,
at Ansonville CIearfeld county, Pa.
Oct oath 1866 .-3tp.
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ITCH ITCH u ITCHM! ITCH ~!

SCRATCH u SCRATCH III
Wboaten' Ointment will cure the itch in IS hours.
also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS Chill.
BLAINS and all ERUpTI0NS OF THE SklS
Price 30 cents. For sale by all drugSists. By
sending 90 cents to WEEKS e. POTTER, Sole A
gents IT0 Washington Street, Boston, it will be
Forwarded by mail, free of postage TO any part Of
the United States June 6. iS66,-iy.
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q 8 PERRY, of Osceola, announces in
An, advertising columns that he has fine
.,oct O, goods that he will sell to the ad-
cantge Of purchasers.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Let-
IA ters of Administration on the estate of
ii P Thompson, late of Curwensviile, Clearfeid
co decd, having been granted to the undersign
ed, all persons, having claims against the estate
are requested to present them properly authen-
ticated for settlement and those indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payment without
delay. JOHN IRWIN.
Oct To- lS66-p. Administrator.
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Iron, Steel, ails,
Fine Cutlery,

Comprising general assortment of dining knives
and forks dessert knives and forks and carving
knives and forks, pocket and pen knives. razors
shears, scissors, shoe knives, and many other ar
ticies Also, dessert, tea and table spoons, and
plated forks in great variety and of the best man
ufacture Also, Brittania and silver plated ware
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ERRORS SOFYOUTH-Ag gentleman who
~ suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
indiscreton will for the sake of suffering human
ity. send free 10. all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit
by the advertisers experience, can do so by ad
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
jan lS65-ly No. l3 0hamb mbers st. NY.
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EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING Ma

II CHIMES are sup rior TO all others tor fam
lily and manufacturing purposes. Contain all the
latest improyem ents; are speedy; noiseless; du-
rable; and easy to work Illustrated circulars
free. Agents wanted. Liberal discount allowed
No consignu ents made. Address EMPIRE S. NJ
CO., 6i6 Broadwa New York Sep 5 cay.
ESTRAY. Game TO the premises of the
~ subscriber in Goshen township, about
the 18th of October, 1866. yearling bull a
brindlo, with star in his face. The owner is
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take him away otherwise he will be
disposed of according TO law.
Oct 3lst, 1886 -3t. MATTHEW TATE.
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PHOSPHATE OF LINE AND GROUND BONE.
We have been presented with samples Of
rhe above articles from the manufactury Of
Ne. srs Miller il Smith, OF Reading. Pa.
We intend trying them next spring, and
will then be able to peak from experience
Ms 70 their effect OH vegetation. Large quaE
titles s-s used down east with profit, and
We know of no country in which cheap
concentrated and effective fertilizer will pay
better Ian our mountain region. Would
it not be we'll for every farmer To try bar
Irl ct two, and watch its effects on both fall
sud spring grain roots, &c 400 lbs is suf-
ticicnt for all acre of wheat. Farmers
think One wagon load is sufficient to fer
tize FIVE acres. The manufacturers are re-
liable, and strive 10 have the very best arti-
Gle in market Price at the works: Ground
bone. $40 90 Phosphate of lime, $50 90 I;
Freight to Philipsburg, $6 90. Orders
promptly filled
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MAP OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY. = The
Messrs. Upton, assistants and agents of Mr..
Pomeroy, are now delivering to subscribers
the map of Clearield county, which they
were engaged in getting up during the past
summer The map Is one of the finest We
ever saw, the coloring and illustrations be
ing unsurpassed by any county map extant,
and. SO far as we have been able to learn,
Is correct in all its details of streams, roads,
surveys, houses, etc, etc. We elconfdent
that it will render entire satisfaction to the
subscribers, and, as much promptncss was
exercised in getting up the maps. We trust
that all will be ready to pay i'll an equally
prompt manner for the copies they have
agreed to take.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Every young
- lady and gentleman in the U. States can
hear something very much to their advantage by
return mail free of charged by addressing the
undersigned Those having fears of being ham-
bugged viii oblige by not noticing this card All
others will please address their obedient servant
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Jan. 8 ls6s-Iy SSI Broadway. N York.
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TIMBER, COAL AMI
FARM LAND.

PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE OF JACOB GEARHART
OF DECATUR TP DEC D,
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22D, 1866.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
ORGAN.-Forty different styles adapted
to sacred and secular music for $50 to $500 each
FIFTY ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or 9TH
er first premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cat
aiogues free Address, MASON 4 HAMLIN. Bos-
ton or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
New York November % lS6i-1y
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In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Ciear6eid county, the undersigned admins
traitor of the estate of Jacob Gearhart late of De-
catur tp dec d will offer for sale at keplef's Ho-
tel in the borough of Phlipsburg Centre county
Pa, the following described Real Estate late the
estate of said dee d, viz:
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SEVERAL SET of heavy double harness
Dec a 1885 IRWIN 4 HARTSHoRN-