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SWEEPSTAKES.

SWEEPSTAKES.
Subscription Of $50 each; p.p. for three year
olds, two nile heats. Toe Association adds $500.
Five or more TO fiji.
AKeeRe Richards and John KIlgour enter
b < Kitty Free, three years cid, by imported
Mickey Free; dam Brown kitty, BY Birmlng-
ham. CoiorS Silver Grey AID whiIe.
A. Keeoe Richards emit rs b c Locust Post, by
Melbourne; can By Vincent Noete. COlors-
Silver Grey and Wh1Ss.
$. Leonard enters eh + Ontario, BIZ i'm
ported Bonnie ScOtiapd,; oam Lady Lancaster.
Colors-Red and White.
.. Leonard enters y ( Queen OF the West,
By tmpor' ed BonDte Scot!&1di daLo Ala MODE
I COfOs-Red and. White.
WE. 9. harding enters b o skirmisher.
Peter Mitchell enters b b Elgin, by Shelby
dam imported Emu Cogors-R=J and Bed
!. V. drIgsby enters b t Minnie Milton. three
years OLD, BY Lexington dam Aiss Morgan, by
Yorkshire. USlors-W bite, Green and Rso.
BANKERS PURSE.
s00-Mile heats. Free for all,
E.Warwick enters J~osJohnsso1 aged, byGood-
wood; dam judy, oy Sovereign. Co.Ors-Blne
ard Rel.
years old, by Lexington cam Little Peggy, By
Cripple. ColOrs-Red and White.
James CcnIisE enters b h Lzrkin, five years
cid, By Lexington, cut of Magenta. Celors-
Blu and Blue; Orange sash.
U. o. West enters br g Bee Fsrrts, three years
old, uy Melbourne dam % Glencoe. Coiors-
5. Leonard enters Oh b RosheAter, four ysars
old, by imported Bonnie Scotland; dam Lady
Lancaster. COlors-hed and WhlLe.
Members can procure their badges OF David
n. Philip, Secretary ,fncs, corner Of Jenerson
and @aiD streets, over Royster, * TrezsyantB
auction store.
The street cars viii run every ten Minutes to
the race course, commencing ST y o'clock eash
dag.
h Races VIII Commence Promptly ss
s.O'cIOek each day.
Tickets and badges VIII bs for sale az The
Oyrrton, Worsham ana Co Dmercisl Hotels
Pools wiz De SOLD at the Overton Hotel, every
night, from 7 to 10 OeiOck, pm, and every
morning during the ISees II m % to II o'clock
q m. ;. K. Raymond Esq, P0oi Seller.
The Bar and k-efreshmeut saloon will be TN
der the management of Nj. j z. Cameron.
A nne band OF mnsic wal be in attendance
each day. DAVID n. PHfLP,
lnoI1 IL Secretary.
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GAGE & FISHER. sos Front street. In
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FUEs.-Thelsrgest assortment at Leidy
& Co's., opposite the Square. nol24 1t
EoTICE.-I will sell tse property of;de-
linqusHt taxpayers this morning, in
front OF the Courthouse (Greenlaw block
at 10 O'Clock. Parties wishing to buy at
this sale viii do well 20 be there.
JOHN 4. BOWEN,
City Tax Collector.
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TIE "Aipiue" Hat, at Leidy & co'Es
opposiEe the SQUARE. l ~
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LADIES FUEs, y Francisco & Wig
ninla q.
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SECOND 2AEE.
This was for ths PesbbCy Hotel pucss
Of 800, single dash Of two mites, the Toi-
LOVING being the entries:
a. Barns enters b h CcItaEah, aged, by Al
hiGn cam oy SoTeTeiga. Coiors-hsa and
James Conlisk enters C h Little Mack. Eve
wears Old, By EC-.rse dandy imported e@ld-
eroit, ColCn-EIue ana BiCe, Orange SASH.
Wn. BlEdy enters D b Jack San2le, I'VE
wears cid. by Jack Gamble; dau 4s1cOT2.
GCl0=s-Eed ard White.
Jeck Gamble got the pole, Little Mack
next aid OoiJs~zh outside. The bet
ting snu puol selling vas iargsly IA isvos
oi Little Mack, with plenty Of takers
sgsgnst The hsIG.
A. TIE start jack Gamble led Little
Mack second and OtJa gan third. TINS
position WAS mEistaiued % nearly the
naif-mus stake, when LATHE Mack began
to close uD, and scOn had passed. O1lta-
Wzh aud tapped jack Gamble. Before
o three quartet pest Was reaches h@
nad given Gamble the "gC-by y O0lcs-
Yah also closing az and passing
Gamble. On Ihe home stretch Little
Meek LED, aid crossed tie Hue, TIE drsE
c.und. a length shesG Of O.l,aw ahr Gam
be 1e!ng last. Inc second round tEere
as vs-v HIKE difference in position, sud
Oh crossing the line Little Mack was L
length ahead Of Ools4Hab, Gamble ma
Siug = good third. Time, 4:y5.
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HAmbers can procure their badges OF David
81. Philip, Secretary sfics, corner Of jefferson
and zaiD streets, over Royster, * TrezsyAnt's
auction store.
The street cars viii run every ten minutes TO
The race course, commencing st y o'clock essh
dau
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Third Day OF the Fan Meeting
Great Sport en- the Memphis
Association GOurse.

The clear, cool, bracing weather, yes
terdsy, snticed large Numbers oct 60 the
tack, that would Otherwise have stayed
81 home. The attendance Of ladies was
noticeabiy larger than on sny previous
day. So great, indeed, was the tarOng
tnzt the ordinary modes OF Transports
tion-strses cars and hack5-TeTe s0oD
used Up, snd there was a u on the
livery stables for buggies and teSms. Tbs
street caTs, by the By, which are &dyeE-
Gssd 70 run every ten minutes, during
the racing hours, did not j more thEa
once 10 had Al hour. This il an evil
which causes considerable dissatisfaction
generally, and any amount Of hard
swearing in certain quarters. We sug-
gest 70 the President or managers
to CONFORM with their published no.
ticss and run their cars as sd
vsFiised. AS there is new no cOmpe-
titiOn, OF course they can do IS they
please, but We advise them TO make
some little effort to please snd conci.iste
; public upon whom tbsy must ST sOEe
Iime depend for thsif ultimate success.
There were perhaps, Ia al, five han-
dred people upon the track and IN the
stands at the commencement hour yes
te-dsy. o. these there we're the u8uR
pF0GofalOI OF TNlEU5 aLu uaHSCAh DA
u the racing fraternity, AMI not more
than twenty were ladies. The
FIRST RACE
was for the Association purse Of 1900,
mile heats, best three in five. This race
hsd attracted considerable attention
ffoEu its commencement sRd betting OF
The two entries Wss quite lively, both
horses being very well known. The fol-
lowing were the entries:
James ConHsk enters b b LaIkin, three years
old. bE Lexington; Gam Magenta by York
shirs. Colors-Blue ana Blue, Ora &c Il z.
HEst & Vaughan enter Of MEggis Bcueei
five years OLD. ~ Lexington dam by AItoTL
anG 5reen.
FIRT HEAT.
Lsrkin had the track, and the FLY
At the tap they got Of beautI-
oily, Larkin leading by q helf length.
This position they kept 70 the hall mile
yaJst, making the half IN SO seconds.
st the third quarter post the lilly
to draw up q little, but
"a the nome etEeteh LzEkin shot ahead
md came il three lengths ahead. Time.
2:0S4 The betting throughout being IL
of LarkiG at fret three to two, and
,oward the last ten to o3e.
SECOSD HEAT.
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sOathern Securities 6 Speciality.
WATCHES F0R TUE nILLI0N.

I'd al other miscellaneous Securities and
uTrsat Money, for which we VIII pey tbs
lest market price. Gel I'm
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Larkin again took the lead by a bali
length, and after the first quarter put
shout two lengths between him and
Maggie Bruce. At the half he led by
three lengths, and coming in the fily
barely saved her distance. Time, 2.U3.
Betting two to one on Larkin.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-06-03
REPUBLICAN
County Convention.

The Republican County Convention will
be held in the Court House, in the Borough
of Clearfeld, on Wednesday evening, the
18th of June, at I clock.
1t is important that every township should
be represented. Candidates are to be NOM
ed-Congressional, Senatorial and Rep
resentative Conferees to be selected, and
other important business is to be transacted.
By order of the County Committee.
II. B. SwoOPE, Chairman.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS. Below we give a
brief synopsis of the business transacted at
the May term OF court:
Geo. w. Andrews, guardian, VS.. A. K.
Wright ct. al.-Ejectment. Cause tried.
Y erdict for Plaintiff
John Carlile VS. Brady township School
district. t.-Appeal. Cause tried. Verdict
for Plaintiff of $lll 81.
VIM. S. Sankey VS.. Godfrey Fisher. As
sumpsit. Cause tried. Verdict for Plain
tiff of $210 81.
Sarah Brooks ct al VS., Daniel Horn
Eiectment. Cause tried. Verdict for the
Plaintiff
Geo. Narehood VS.. Jacob Wilhelm. F.
jectment-timber leave. Cause tried. Yer
dict for Plaintiff
g. F. Hoop, vendee, VS.. James f. Wat
son ct. al. -Ejectment. Cause tried. Yer
dict for Plaintiff for premises, to be releas-
ed On payment of 1856 SO with interest,
within thirty days.
R. Mossop VS.. Leonard, Finney & Co
Case upon promises. Cause tried. Yer
dict for Plaintiff of $l25 90.
Benz. Gunsaulus VS.. Thos. White. Plain
tiff nom suited.
Schoonover VS.. French & Schoonover.-
Plaintiff withdraws jury and cause con-
sinued.
The other causes put down for trial at
May term were either, settled or continued.
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rLEARFIELD ACADEMY

The Fourth Session of the present Scholastic
year of this Institution, will commence on Mon
day, the 4th day of May, 1858.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session.
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in a thorough, practical and accom-
plished education of both sexes
The Principal having had the advantage OF
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed under his charge
TERMS OF TUITION:
orthography, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, Ql weeks.) 50 OF
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
~ $500
Algebr4 Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Book keeping. Botany, and Physical Geogra,
ply s''o'
Latin, Greek and Freneh, with any Of the
hove bran.hes Sl2Ot
EFNo deduction will be made for absence
For further particulars inquire of
REV P. L. HARRISON, A. n.
July 81, 1857. Prineipal.
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pEINEMAN, MEYRAN & SEIDLE,

LII ee
No AZ Fifth ST., door from Wood ST.,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
Pure Silver-ware, French Clocks, Plated
Ware of every description, Tea Sets,
Spoons, Forks, 9c. Watch makers
Tools and Material, and agency
of the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCHES.
We also keep the largest and most varied assort
ment of the very best American made
CLOCKS
TO be found in any city, east o. west
Persons in want of any article in our line, either
at wholesale or for their own use, will ind
our prices lower and our assertm snt lar
ger than any to be found west of New
York City.
WATCH REPAIRING.
To this branch of trade tbeing ourselves
practical watch makers) pay very special
attention. We employ force OF the
very best Artists in the country,
and any and all fine, delicate
and difficult work entrusted to our care-for the
trade or individuals-may rely on getting
the utmost satisfaction. Work may be
sent in by express or otherwise
RRINEMAN, MEYRAN y SEIDLE,
Wholesale and Retail Jewellers and Silversmith $
ap29. AZ Fifth ST., Pittsburgh. os-ly.
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MET HIN G N Il w
ID IN sHAw's ROW,

PRANK SToUG HTON,
Merchant Tailors, Market Street, Clearfeid, Pa ).
Having opened their new establishment, in
Shaw's Row one door east of the Post Once, and
having just returned from the eastern cities with
a large aud elegant assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
Beavers, &C., and all kinds of goods for
men and boys wear, are now
prepared to make up to order CLOTHING, from a
single article a full suit in the latest sty les
and most workmanlike manner, Special atten-
ton given to custom work and cutting out tor
men and boys We offer great bargains to custo.
mers and warrant entire satisfaction. liberal
share of public patronage is solicited. Call and
examine our goods N A. FRANK,
Oct I6 1867 E. X. L. SIOUGHIoN
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THE RAILROAD The Contractors, Engi-
neers, and Track layers, were in town last
week making some arrangement about the
completion of the railroad. We have not
learned what was the result of their visit
The management of the affair seems to be
sort of secret rangement-conhned to
ring of three or four persons, who don t
eondescend to inform the ''outside vulgar"
what is going on. All the outsiders have
to do is to pay the piper ring
does the dancing.
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Look out for the Grand PROCESSION, daily at le
WAGONS and Vans that have ever been seen in
any public entree, cxceiling in dazzling magnih,,
cence ANYTHING of the kind ever witnessed, Will
be led bv the Beautiful new band chariot, drawn
bv n line of imported horses. containing BAN
BERG;S SILVER CORNET BAND
Family parties, ladies and children, will ind
The AFTERNOONS the most pleasant time TO visit the
GINS Doors epen at o'clock in the afternoon.
,srformance at 2. Night-doors open at half past
aix o'clock performance at half past seven
ADMISSION, : SCOTS.
Children years and under, 25 cts. Seats for all
Don't forget the day and date when this mann
moth Circus will exhibit. Look out for the large
bill boards, erected by the advance agentcoyered
with the finest printed material ever used ahead
of any Travelling Company. Go and see the great
Dan with his talking horse. comic mules, and all
his highly trained animai' VIII exsibit at
Clear6eld, Thursday, june II,
Philipsburg, Wednesday, June 10,
Luthersburg, Friday, june II.
CHARLES WHITNEY, General-Agent
II Toll bridge free to all this day. a.
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A celebrated New York barber said, not
long since, that nine-tenths of his customers
preferred to have their hair dressed with
''Barretts Hair Restorative to any other
substance, as it keeps the scalp so cool and
free from dandruff = Troy DAILY Wing.
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JURY LIsT.-The following is the list o

JURY LIsT.-The following is the list OF
Jurors for June term, 1868:
GRAND JURORS
Beccaria-William Metz, VIM. Dotts.
Bell-Jos L. Campbell.
Boggs-Simon Thompson.
Bradford-Ed Williams
Brady-G NJ Thompson, Joseph Shu-
CART, James S. Clark.
CLASSIFICATION Dunbar, FL NJ 'Garvey.
Clearfeld-R. B. Taylor.
Burnside William Irwin.
Decatur. F. Steiner, r. Hughes.
Fox-John NJ M'Laughlin.
Girard-Alex Murray, B. NJ. NJ MGovern.
Lawrence Antes.
Morris-Adam Meyer, George Hess.
Osceola-Alfred Shaw, Harry Goss.
Penn-Thomas A. Hoover.
Pike-Isaac Caldwell.
TRAVERSE JURORS:
Beccaria-John Erhard, Jerc. Cooper.
Bell. M'Ghee,T. J. Thompson, A. B.
Tate, f. Bell, r. Meha fey, David Bell.
Boggs-M. Stall, j. Dimeling, NJ. Haney.
Bloom-Hugh Leech.
Bradford-S. P. Wilson. Nj. Kyler, John
Peters, jr, William Woodbridge.
Brady-D. Goodlander, s. Postlethwaite,
JACOB HentZ, AHcIneD ElliuSeI'
Burnside Alex. Fulton.
Chest-William Roland.
Clearfeld-H. W. Parks.
Fox-George W. Clinton;
Girard-Alex. Irwin, n. Rousselot.
Graham-Lucien Ward
Huston-Wm. FL. Hoyt.
Jordan-J M'Gheehan, VIM. Williams,
David w. Wise.
Knoy-Dayid Cathcart
LAWRENCE. Powell, r. Thompson, j.
G.. Schryver, A. Humphrey.
Lumber City. II. Hile.
Morris-J. B. Kyler, S. B. Williams.
Osceola-A' bm Kephart- John Dunn
Penn-G. Bell, jr., james B. Clark.
Pike-Moses Wise.
Union-Thos Brockbank, l.. K. Dress
Ter, d. E. Brubaker.
Woodward-Wm Luther.
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FIRE IN CURwENsvILLE.-On Thursday
night the citizens of Curwensville were a.
reused from their slumbers by the cry OF
Fire 1t was soon discovered that the Foun-
dry of Jackson Robson was in flames. In
very short time all the people of the town
were on the ground, and strenuous exertions
were made to save the patterns, castings,
etc. The flames spread so rapidly, that very
few articles were got out of the building,
which, with the engine, machinery, patterns,
etc. was totally destroyed. The property
belonged to Mr.. VIM. M Bride, who had an
insurance on the building of 500, in the
Lycoming Mutual Mr.. Robison's loss will
be over $4,000. He had no insurance. The
Foundry is to be re built Immediately.
A New wBooK-Subscripti are now be-
ing solicited in this county, by Agents, for
new work entitled ''The Official History
of the War, its Causes, Character Conduct
and Results" by Hon. Alexander ii. Ste
phens, of Georgia. This book, no doubt,
will obtain large sale in all sections OF the
coxntry. 1t presents careful political an
alysis of the past, separation real from appa-
rent causes of the late unhappy conflict, and
gives those interior lights and shadows OF
the great war only known to those high om-
GERS, who watched the aood-tide of revolu-
ton from its fountain-springs, and which
we're so accessible to Mr.. Stephens from his
position as second officer of the Confederate
States. Joseph Fl. Breth, Esq, has the
agency for Burnside, Chest. Furguson, beli'
Penn, Knox, Jordan and Beccarla town
ships, and New Washington and Lumber
city boroughs, and will in due time give the
citizens of those districts an opportunity to
secure the book.
Mr.. Breth is also agent for "The Blue
Coats" giving an account OF ''How they
lived, fought and died for the Union, with
scenes and incidents in the great rebellion
very readable book with over one hundred
portraits of Genrals in the Union army.
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IT BRIDGE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Market Street, Clearfeld. Pa.

One door East OF the Clearfeld House,
Keeps on hand a full assortment of Gents Fur
nishing goods, such as Shirts, 1inen and woolen,
Uudershirts Drawers and Socks Neck ties, Pock-
ct Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Umbrellas, Hats, etc
in great variety Of piece goods he keeps the
Best Cloths, (of all shades( Black
Doe-Skin Cassimeres of the best make,
Fancy Cassimeres, in great variety.
Also. FRENCH Coatings; Beaver, Pilot, Chinchilla
ana Tricott ver-coating, all of which will be
sold cheap for CASH. and made up according to
the latest styles, by experienced workmen. Also
agent for Clearield county, for L. M. Singer
IS Sewing Machines. November /, 1850
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NLEARFIELD HOUSE, CLEARF1ELD,

y -PA.-The subscriber would respectfully
solicit continuance of the patronage of his old
friends and customers at the "Clearfeld House. P"
Having made many improvements, he is prepar
ed to accommodate all who may favor him with
their custom. Every department con nnected with
the house is conducted in a manner to give gen.
eral satisfaction Give him a call.
Nov 4 1866 GEO n. C0LBURN.
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FUN AHRAD.-In another column of to-
days's paper will be found the advertisement
of Gardner and Kenyon colossal circus,
which will exhibit in Ciearfeld, on Thurs
day, June llth. Lovers of fun will, no
doubt, avail themselves Of this opportunity
to ''laugh and grow fat. For full particu-
lars see advertisement and posters.
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D U b L I C S A L E
Great Bargains in Real Estate.

Great Bargains in Real Estate.
The subscriber intends to bring before the
public his entire property OF real estate; CltI-
zens, take notice that he intends to sell for tne
reason that he is going est therefore argains
will he given Said property is of the most val
liable in Woodward township, and none OF which
is more than one half mile from the railroad line
a PuseyvilIe, on Ciearfeld creek
A Tavern Stand, (half or alD in PuSeyville--a
corner lot containing half acre, with four
houses and barn erected thereon; and ABOUT
SEQ feet of bank leave for square timoer and saw
logs which rents for twenty-five cents per loot,
yearly, without house privilege.
Aiso-the adjoining lot sixty feet in front. on
Main Street, and one hundred and fifty feet back,
with two houses erected thereon-one Zs story,
railroad style the other cottage style-weli suit
ed for any public business.
Also-ouc two acre lot, one and a-half miles
from Puseyville, situate on the road leading from
Tyrone to Clearfeld, in the village of Amesville,
with wostOry house and frame stable erected
thereon, and all necessary out buildings in good
condition. The lot is in good state of cuitva-
ton and the premises well suited for mechanie
of any kind.
Also-a tract of land situate balf mile from
Puseyville, containing l5S acres and il3 perches
of the very best coal land, as wei as tarming-o9
acres of which is Gle AIRED, with plank mousse ana
AIso-one hundred acres of timber land, situ-
| ate on Morgan's Run, one and a-haf miles from
PuseyvilIe, and one mi above Aiberts saw niii
| on the same run, with good road to said mill
| ANY erson or persons wishing to, examine any
| or ali of said property will please call on the
| subscriber at Puseyyilie or Amcsville, who will
| be pleased to show them the same and spare ne
| pains or labor to rive perfect satisfaction. The
! above nam ed railroad is now located through to
Puseyvillc, and as good guaranteed to be COIN
/ pleted by the First OF January. 1870
The above property will be Sold IN the Borough
| of Clearfed, on court weekly
Tuesday, June 10th, 1868.
| Citizens look TO your interests and please come
| and examine for yourselves, for am determined
| to sell. To give any person chance 10 purchase
| who desires TO do so the money will not all oe
requiI cd in hand, but in three payments secufeo
! by Bond and Mortgage Deed mado at saie
| Rare inducements are here offered to purcn asers
| as the subscriber makes no reserve. fosius'
| sales will be effected at said time = c,,ovn
| May 20, 1858. Z. j. ~ ohorr
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NLEARFIELD NURsERY.-ENcoU

~ ACE HOME INDUsTRY.-The undersign-
ed having established Nursery. on the Pike,
half way between Curwensville and Clearfeld
Boroughs, is prepared to furnish all kin DIS of Frui
berry. Grape Vines, Gooseberry, Lawtcn Black
berry, Straw berry and Raspberry vines. Also
Sibrian Crab trees, Ounce and early Scarlet Rheu.
barb &c. Orders promptly attended to. Address
Aug 81 1854 I'D. WRIGHT urwensville
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RELIGIOUS services will be held
next sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
By Rev. Nixdorf in the Lutheran church
morning and evening.
By Rev. Archer {Presbyterian), In the
Court House, mo-: ming and evening.
By Rev. Guyer in the Methodist church,
in the morning.
BY Rev. Hayes, in the Baptist Church,
in the evening
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NRoUND AND UNGROUND SPICES, Citron
\I English Currants, Essence Cohee' ana me
gar OF the best quality, for sale ey ,yu,n
Jan 10. EAhIom ieh Inv -
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COURT The attendance at Court was
slim, there being no criminal business. The
entire list of causes was disposed of, the last
one having been tried on Friday evening.
The regular term will commence on next
Monday a-weok. 1t will only continue for
one week There will be ten civil Cases on
the list. The man Flanagan, who is in jail
charged with the murder of John Casey,
will be tried.
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M AR RED :

MARRIED:
On Sunday, May 3lst, 1868, by ii. j..
Sloppy, ESQ, Mr.. HENRY OGDEN, of Law
renee t'p., and Miss PRIscILLA CURRY, OF
Knox township.
On Thursday, April 3Oth, 1858, by j. K.
Caldwell, ESQ, Mr.. T. JEFFERSON BLOOM,
of Curwensviile, and Miss RosANNA THoMP-
son, of Lawrence township.