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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale the un-
divided one half, the whole ST the Bald Hllls
Property. in Girard township, CIearfsld CO., Pa
said property contains about FIFTREN HUN
DRED ACRES of land, well timbsred with Pine.
heinlock and Oak. A good STEAM SAW MILL
hfty horse power. with capacity TO cut 20 o09 feet
por day, IS erected thereon. Also, a PicketShin-
gle and Lath Mil connected The machinsry is
comparatively new ana in good order,
Persons wishing to purchase can receive fur
ther Information in regard to price DO by CALL
ing on JOHN II. FULFURD ClesrfeId, Peun's
ALEX IRWIN, on the premises, or the under
signed.
Aug II, lS69-3m. JAMES IRWIN Sen.
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The First Session of the next Scholastic year
OF this Institution will commence on Monday,
the 9th day OF September. 1859
Pupils enter at any time. They viii be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session
The course of instruction embraces eyerythi,p
included in a thorough, practical AID 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 montal and moral
training Of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS TUIrIoE:
orthogrsphy, Reading. Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, III wesks) So %
Graninar, Geography, Arithnstic, and Hists
ry S5,eo
Algebra, Geometry, Trigononstry, Asnsurstion
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Book keeping, Botany, and Physical esosrs
ply. S9,ot
Latin, Greek and Frensh, with any Of tho a.
bore branches. sl2ea
Music. Piano, go lessons) $1,000
WNo deduction will be made for absence.
For further particulars inquire Of
Rev. p. L. HARRISON. a. N.
July 81 1897. Principal.
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II Is an admitted fact that no country can
eve! flourish so long as the citizens purchase
,''' goods and wares abroad. This is also
-, -.Is u cities, towns and villages No place
"''' ever prosper aud become place OF any
','' i 50 long q. its citizens patronIze
I' mechanics and merchants of other
races to the detriment of home mauufac-
VI ,-Is's and dealers. Purchasing abroad not
! '! 'mpoyerlshes your own mechanics and
u ,'S'u''s men, bat also drains the town of
'-' money that is needed for business pur-
- - d, home. 1t Is wise and prudent there
,,., ny 70 GUY all your supplies from your own
-.''uanIs' ,. and to get all your work done by
ysl' - own mechanics. BY patronizing them,
IL IL 'eHeht yourself Its TIE cnly policy
'A4' can build up prosperous town.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE of Valuable
V Rcnl E'Sfnta -

Under order of the Orphans Court of Clear
fel5 county. Pa dated June 29th. 1853 the un-
dersigned Adm Illustrators of Henry II. Smeai
deceased. will sell by public yendge or ouicry,
on thepremises IN Graham township on THURS
DAY. SEPTEMBER 2S, 1859 1T o'clock. 2
Beginning at post at the south east corner,
thence by land of ". Suesl south l07 perehss
to post, thence by lands of II Hamliu, West ~
perches to post, thence by land of Margaret
of W. P. Sneal east - porehes to place of begin
ming, containing Fifty Acres, more or less.
TERMs.--The one half cash on confirmation OF
sale. and the balance In year thereafter with
interest from date Of sale to be secured by bond
and mortgage on the property.
L ID. SCHOONOVER
Sept. | SO HENRY HAMlIN. Admr's
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MARRIED {:

On Wednesday, September Sth. 1860, by
Rev. w II. II. Deatrich, I,r JAMES \.
Maxwell and Miss REBEcCA Ross, totn OF
CurwnSville.
On Wednesday, s, ptcmbcr Sth, 1869. by
Rev. w. G Ferguson, Mr. Thomas j. BO-
REY, of hllflin Co., and Miss SALLY T..
TAYLOR, of Curwensville.
On Tuesday. September l4th, 1869, by
Rev. s. 5. Stoufer, DR.. WILLIAM Is. ALEX
ANDER and MIS- CLARA L. ARNOLD, both
OF Lu hersl urg.
CAUTION Bill Guilim. rsuper of
- Bradford township, h.ving wandered
from his us lriing place will return to it or go
to work. a, we will not pay his boarding or debts
contracted elsewhere than At Benjamin knepps.
f.. DALE,
Sept. Is, 69-5tp. w.p sHlBEY,
Poor OyerseSrs
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luz Presbyterian Church at Curwens-
'..'e Is nearly ready to be dedicated. 1t Is =
"ani,'ms building, Of stone, in the pure
"''1it style, with pattern roof, aud win
1'Hs 'i sttIheI glass, stan ling on an eleva
'sl s''e' and ia all respects an ornament to
'l' ''"n- The Interior is beautifully fres
>''' the rios are OF oak, the pews hand.
S'lley flashed, the pulpit in perfect keep
''s "''h the Gothic architecture, and the
W.. n.''e AH.'h eLaslc, elc CANT and harmon ous.
w. 11" 'he stone walls shall be oyerrun with
l''' an4'Ae air Of ncwness is gone, it will
= : '"e 'i the most beautiful churches in the
'''i'e. We congratulate the congregation
- Tue cnie'p.lze and good TASTE displayed
III It's erection and finish.
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WIDOWS APPRAIsEMENT.-Es

tate of John g. Cain-ln the Or
phans Court of Clearfeli county, Pa. upon the
report OF appraisers flied. setting real estate
TO Nancy, the widow of John g Cain, theregpon
1t Is ordered by the court as follows:
Now, June 29. A d. 1869 publication in at least
one newspaper. for three weeks before September
Term. 1863, publis. ed in CIearfeid county Is
hereby directed. notifying all persons in interest
that as to the real estate appraised and set out to
the widow of J ohn 6 Cain. late of Guelich tn
deed under the law allowing her $500 worth of
property, to be thus set out to the use of herself
and family. the said appraisement will be abso-
iutely confirmed unless sufficient reasou 10 the
contrary be shown by the first day of September
term. A. D. 1888 BY THE COURT
Aucst-A. ". LEE. Clerk o. U. (Sep. l.
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9 o III E T II I n G. n Il W
IN ANSONyILLE,
CIearfield county. Penn'e

Clearteld county. Penn'e.
The undersigned having erected. during the
pastsummer large and comm odious store room
rs no" engaged in filling it up with a new and
select assortmentof Fall and Winter goods. which
he offers to the public at price. to suit the times.
HIS stock OF Mems and boys clothing is unusual
" extensive, and is offered to customers nj from
$40 to so for whole suit Flour Salt and q ro-
ceres, OF every kind. a complete assortment;
stoves and Stove-pipe, hoavy stock; Boots and
Shoes, HATS and Caps, IN great variety Ladies'
dress goods. furs, and other fancy goods together
with an endless assortmen mt of notions too tedious
to enumerate, always on hand and sor sale ysry
cheap Prints at 10 cents yard and other goods
IN proportion Now is the time to buy
Country produce Of every kind at the highest
market prices, will be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Greenbacks will not be refused
Tor any articie IN store. Examine ny stock be-
fore you buy elsewhere
October SOL S67 HsWAN
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending Saturday, September llth, 1869, as
furnished by f. Fenton, Esq, OF Penn tp
Maximum of thermometer 50 on Sept. 5th ;
Minimum, A on Sept. 10Th; Mean, from
three daily observations a. NJ and aud
9 p m. Mean of barometer 2S.I7-rain
fell during the week 1881 inches Showery
most Of he week.
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Meeting of the Republican Go. Committee.

A meeting of the Republican County
Committee viii lie held on Friday afternoon,
Sen. Il. 1869, at the Office Of the unGersign-
eI 4 full attendance of the members is
requested, a5 business of importance will
BE- transacted. I. T. MURRAY,
Chairman Co Committee.
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MEMPHIS devotes only $50, ,S67 per year
to school purposes, while her police system
costs Sl57,7 ,702 The veritabe carnival of
crime which prevails in and around this
model Democratic town presents striking
commentary on these figures
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

THERE was bill passed last winter to
auihorizo our IoTuuch to borrow money.
Why Is the loan not efcctei. and the need
ed improvements made? What are the
burgess and Town Council about?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

A NUMBER of second hand, coal and wood
stoves, and one good lounge, the property
of The late j. G. Archer, for sale by A NJ.
Hills. 2t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

The return game between the Athletic
Base Ball Club, of Curwensvilc, and the
Keystone Club, Of Clearfeh. was played
on the grounds Of the Athletics on Saturday
last. The game resulted in favor of the
kryst0nes hy score of 1872 to SO.
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SOMETHING ought 70 he done to stop the
Irowlug and howiinr ahout the streets at
night. Al all hours, frou. dark to daylight,
there are persons making night hideous, by
ter drunken bowls. The proper authori-
ses should take the matter in hand.
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You've man. go to school you will new
er regret it. Go to the best school. Write
for circular Of the State Normal School.
Address j. A Cooper, Edinboro, Pa.
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TOR SALE-PURE BRED HOGS and
FOWLS WINTER SEED WHEAT
Ii osLo. Er,.,,, Nel.Ie rl.o1, Dr.. z.

lind other Farm iSeetts, from Deifz'S Ec-
perimeataI Farm, Cha0tbers5urg, Pa
Diehrs and Boughton Beardless Weeks and
TresdwelTs Bearded White Wheats; French
White and 4 ed chaff; Purple Straw Bearded n cd
Mediterranean and German eimber Beardless,
are the best. earliest. hardest and most produc
tive Wheat that can be recommended for gener-
al cultivation Price So per busbel. pounds
of any kind By mail, post paid. for 81. Twenty
beads of different varieties post paid for 81
Twetny other varieties of wheat Barley and
Oats. of last years uportation. See Deitz's Ex-
perimental Farm Journal send and subscribe
for it; the most useful Journal printed. Address
GEO. DEITZ, Chanbersburg, Pa
The earliest, hardiest.and most productive Red
Wheat is the French " bite Chat. Sep. sat
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

THE railroad track is being cztan lei
square further up Third street Wesuppose
It wiIl not be long until it viii occupy the
whole street
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

TIE Winters log ShantY, on Trout Run,
containing the bedding, implements, and
clorhins Of the men. was destroyed by fire
last week. The men were all absent at the
time. The cause of the fire Is not known.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-15

aust have new school houses. The
l'esont building used for the public schools
l, utterly unit for the purpyse, and Is a
tNsraee to the town We have ! fine court
A'lSe' splendid charches, beautiful pri-
'lie dsc,.ings, aU.l are about TO have a new
!4'- bun the schools are still unpiovided for.
I"eE. Is H"; "a town in the State, oil the
$.-7 '' JIrIrie.l, that has such miserable
i'o'i''oa Tor it, schools We ought to be
heartily ,haned OF it. Let the School Di
'---'s, take measures at oi.ca to supply this
great les:lor4tuu.
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- PRACTICAL banking constitutes part of
iheregaIar course of study at the Iron City
College. For circulars giving full outline
OF the method pursued in this important
part Of Business Education, address the
Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburgh Pa.
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GENERAL ELECTION PRoCLAMA-

~ TiON-WIIEGEAS hy an Act of the
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Penn a,
entitled AN act to regulate the General Election
within this Comm onwealth, it IS enioined on The
Sherifs of the several counties give public no
tee Of such election, the places where TO be held
and the officers 10 be elected TEEREFoRE I. CY-
RENts HOWE, High Sheriff of Clearfeld CO., do
hsreby stre p,e5ife notJee 10 the Electors of the
county OF fCiearfeld, that a e ENERAL ELECTION
viii be held the :SeeOJ1t Tneszzy Of Oetober
JLszt. being the TW ELFIH day of the month";
At the several election districts said county
which time and place the qualified will vote
For one person for Governor of the Common
wealth of Penns yyania
For one person for Judge of the Supreme Court of
the Commonwealth of Penn'a
For one person TO represent the counties of Clear
held, Elk and Forest in the House of Repre-
sentatives of this Commonwealth.
For one person for Treasurer of Clearfe.d county
For one person for Commissioner Of Clearfeid
county,
For one person for Auditor of Clearfeld county.
The electors of the county of Clearfeld win
take notice that the said general election will be
held at tho following places, viz
At the Union Hotel, in Glen Hope for Beccaria
township.
At the house of Aseph Ellis for Bell township
AT the house of the late James Bloom, Sen, for
Bloom township.
AT the house of Edward Albert for Boggs town'p
At the house OF Jacob Pearce, for the township
of Bradi ord.
At the public house of R. W Moore for Brady
towship
At Young's School House for Burnsid township
At the school house near Simon Rorabaugh 5 for
the township OF Chest
AT the court house for the Borough Of CleaEield.
a. the house of Jacob Aaurer for the township
of Coyington.
At the house of I. Bloom, decd, for the Bor
ough of Curwcnsville.
At Centre school house for the town p Of Decatur
At the house of John Gregory, formerly occu-
pied by Thos. Robson, broadway for the town
ship of Ferguson.
At Congress Hill school house for the township
Of Girard.
At the public school house FOR Goshen township.
At the house Of Jacob Huber for the township
Of Graham.
1t the school house in Janesyille for the tswn
ship of Guclich.
At the house of }. Wilson tor tn twn' p of Huston
At the school house in Ansonvils for the town
ship of Jordan.
1t Bridg school house for the township of
karhaus
At the Turkey Hill School house for the town
ship of Knox
Atthe court house in the Borough of Clearfed
for Lawrence township
At the public school house for the borough of
Lum Der city.
At the house formerly occupied by Thomas Ky.
Ter for the township OF Morris
At the public school house for the Borough Of
New Washington.
At the pubic House of Milo Hoyt. for the Bor-
Gugh Of Csceola.
ht the house formerly of VIM. W Anderson fer
the township Of Penn
At the mouse of l. Bloom, decd in the Borough
Of Curwensvile for Pike township
At the house of D E. Brubaker for Union tow'p
AT the house Of Thomas Henderson for the town
ship Of Woopward.
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EXAMINATIONS annual exami

EXAMINATIONS. The annual exam
AZ nation of Teachers for Clearfeld county,
will be held follows: Brady, Bloom and l.
nioh. September ilth, at LuthersbRrg Curwens-
vile and Pike, the 18th. at Curwensville; Penn.
the l4th. at Pennrille; Lum mber-city and Fergu-
son, the 18th a. city Bell, the 10th at Bower ;
Burnside, the I7th al Burnside; New Washing.
ton and Chest the 20th, at New Washington :
Jordan, The 3ist, at Ansonvile; Beecaria the 22d
at Glen Hope; Gueiieh, the 23d. at Janesviile;
Woodward the 2lth. at Happy Valley School
House; Knox. the 25th, at New Millport; Besgs
the 9th, at Centre School House Decatur aud
Osceola the 2Sth. at osceola: Morris the 29th, at
kylertown G rsh am. the 3dth. at
Bradford and Independent, October LIST. at Jack
sons School House; Clearfed and Lawrence the
ID, at Clearfield; karthaus, the 9th, at salt
Lick COvington,the 7th At Mulsoaburg; g irard
the Sth. at congress Hill, Goshen, The 9Th at
Goshen School House
Applicants will furnish themselves with pen
and int, or pencil, AID paper, as part of the ez-
aminations will be written. No more private
examinations will be held: hence il is necessary
for all who intend 10 teach to attend some Of tbs
public ones. which will commence promptly at
o'clock A NJ, after which none wil be admitted
to the class e. W SNYDER.
Sept. /, 1859. County Sup't
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VIZ paid short visit to WaTaceton on
Monday, which is becoming quite an enter
Iislng village. The Steam Saw Mil, re
esotiy blown M, has been replaced by a
hr't cas- mill, beIolgia- to Wallace Gra-
ham Il Co, the engine OF whicL was manu-
faeturai here. Il is making boards rapidly.
In ijgting well near the depot, a vein
oi excellent coal, four and a half feet in
thick es, has been discovered. When sue
e-''!a..y operated it gill add greatly to the
Prosperity OF Wa!laceton.
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We observe chat the bridge a: Goodfel
I'w'siylcing repaired, and is temporarily
closed tn travel Persons can ford the riv
er below the bridge, or come down and cross
at the towu. The bridge needed a new
door very badly. Itwill be put ia thorough
opler,
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s3e asnans }ourral, g(earfefo ga, September 49, 1869

THE old stump still lies on Third Street
Have we no borough officers?
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a!aftsnlaa's 5ollrnal.
crEARFLELD, PA, SEP. Is. 1859.

=. . .-poys-To insure the safe transmission
io,nsr ~ by mail. patrons should remit By check
os s h1gs hsF the S'fTs I.t IssseIdS pspsf after
= -.orey comes 10 hand;
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r,.-,,s and Clearseld Railroad +.

,,,;1 irrin leaves Tyrone at /: 600 N
MAI Arrives at CTearfeid at leo p N.
~; l., in leaves Clearield a. eco m.
- Arrives al Tyrone at $50 p m
c.-r..t. with Cincinnati Express East at 8 II
Mail West at A p, Bald Eagle Ex-
mess st I 90 P IN.
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NAUTION.-A

NAUTION.-AIi persons are hereby eau
~ toned against Purchasing or i any way
medding with the following property in
possession of James NJ M'Chnsey, Of Bell township !;
two horses. one cow,one two year old heiifer five
sheep, three oats, two acres buck wheat. one
stove, two bedsteads and bedding, and 10 dozen
wheat, the same belong to me and have only
been left in of said M'CIinsey and are sub
ject to my order at any time
Sep. l, 'G9-3tp. ANDREW SPENCER.
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4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTlCE.-Let-
teIs ot Administration on the estate
of William Williams sr late of Jord an tp decd
having been granted 10 the undersigned notice
Is hereby given tn at all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requirei TO make immediate payment
and t1ase having claim against the same will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated for settlem ent
TO A W YOUNG
A. :. WILLIAMS,
Aug. 81. 1863 ct pd Administrators.
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InUs.-Divine services will be held
Lnth- in ClearfeId. as follows:

VrTGInUs.-DlvIne scrvlces VII De held
next sabbath, in ClearfeId, as follows:
Ry Rev. " H. Dill, in the Methodist
,bDych morning and evening. Sabbath
IaJ afgA. " Prayer meeting, every
Tbnr.Isy at : I ?. VI. Communion services
First I Sabbath of every month at l04 A. NJ.
Services in s.. Andrews Episcopal church
On Tuesday evenings. at y clock. Seats
free.
s. Francis church-Mass at I0} A. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
month.
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NOTICE En- the matter of the applica-
~ ton of William Mapes, to the Court OF
Common Pleas of ClcarGeld county. to be discharg-
ed flom his surety.nip for monies received by
Francis Dunlap. late of said Borough of Clearfeld,
Pa from the estpte of John CrOsthwaite, late of
Centre county, Pa being the lsgacies bcqueathed
to John and Daniel Dunlap.
By virtue of a certain rule which was granted
by the Orphans Court. at Clearfeld the a0th day
of June. 1869 do hereby give notice to all per
sons interested III said fund received above
stated to appear on or before the Second Monday
of September. pro1imo. AID present their claims
according 10 law, and do such other matters as
the Court may require of them in the premises or
he forever barred and also show cause according
to the following rule Ifade In this case
THOS. j. MCCULLOUGH,
Aug. 25-4t Airy for Nm Mapes
June 39th. 1869 Rule is granted to show cause
why Wm Mapes should not be released and dis
charged from a bond given by him as surety with
one Francis Dunlap to the Orphans Court OF
Clearfed county, on the 3rd dag of September,
A D., 1874. in pursuance OF Act OF Assembly
approved the 18th day of April, 1874. Pubiica-
tipn TO be made Of this rule in two newspapers
published in CIesrield county, for four weeks
prior to the September Term.
Seal of the Court BY THE COURT,
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p EG ISTER' S SNOTICE.-Noticsis is here
"A by given that the following accounts
have been examined and passed by nc md remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection of
heirs legatees creditors and all others ia anyway
Interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Cearfeld county, TO be held at
the Court House, in the Borough OF Clear6' ID
commencing on the 4th Monday of September
1863:
Final Account of Patrick Curley. Admir- Of
James Curiey. late of Graham township. deed.
Pa tiai account of George Sloss Adm Of job n
Sloss. late of Knox township. decd
Final account of c. kratzer Adm r of Anthony
krstzer. late of Pike township, decd.
Final Account of James Riddle. Adm &c Of
Wm. 4 Anderson. late of burnside township. dec d
Account of Samue! Caldwell, Adm r of Jacob
g Gearbart late OF Boggs tow nship, dee d.
Final Account of IL. Il Hurd and Lewis J.
Hurd, Executors of Elias Aurd, late Of Chest
tow waship. deceased.
Partial Account Of John F. Smith and George
Smith sr. Executors of George Hughes, late of
Brady tawnship deceased.
The account of John II. FuIford, Adminis;rs-
tor ne boRis OF James Morrison, late of Jor
dan tow nship. deceased.
aug %, so. A. W LEE, Register.
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Tue Prothnnotary has received the pam
phltt Laws of 1869, from whom those en-
titled can obtain them.
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SALTt sALTE-A prime article of ground
- um salt put Up In patent SACKS. for sale ehea
at the steIe If r HOSS0S
DLAsTER-the cheapest in the county. at
i May 2e '67 MosSoP'S,
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TIE new bridge is nov passab!e, and is
one of the best improvements ever made in
tie town.
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,VOWN PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The

L undersigned will sell, at private sale. on
reasonable terms, ceveral valuable town proper
ties. Any person wishing 10 purchase house
and lot had better cali.
July 2l, 1863. II B. SWOOPE.
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NOTICE persons knowing them
~ selves indebted to me will please call
ami settle once The books at the store of
Whitcomb Townsend, 0sceoia, Pa.
J.ly 81 IS69-tf q. S. PERRY.