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CAUTiON.--All persons are hereby cautioned
Y against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property, now in the posses
sion Of John Potter, Of Union township, via Two
cows yearling calf one spring calf. eve sheep,
beds and bedding one bureau, one cook stove,
one plate stove, household and kitchen furLi-
ture ten acres of rye in the ground, and sixty
acres Of oats in the ground, as the same was pur-
eased by at sheriff s sale, and IL left with him
on loan only, subject to my order.
JOHN II. POTTER.
uninn IN Inne 20 1870
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N Is hereby given that letters Of administratis,
on the estate Of DAVID MeKEEHAN, deceased
late Of Jordan township, CleAr6eld county, P.,
having becn daily granted 10 the undersigned. al
persons indebted to said estate viii please nah,
payment, and those having Gains OF demands vii
present them properly authenticated for settlement
JAMES McKEEHAN,
Ansonville, June l6,6t. Administrsior
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ia Roanoke county, Va. .isnwbe.,
lieid Of 1000 acres, which bss hea,, %S"s
harvested in first rate condi,ion ',s,' ,bn
ield being large. A0"' 'he
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NEW FIRM.

FULLERTON & MCPHERSON,
KEEP constantly on hand and for sale, Fresh
IN meats, such as
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, &c,
Fresh Fish, and all Vegetables in season ;
Canned Fruits, Butter. Lard, 40, which they wi I
sell At the lowest market prices.
Cash paid for CATTLE, BUTTER, &c.
Room on Market Street, opposite the Cour,
House, CleArheld, Pa May II, '6e-tL
w ALL PAPER-Nsv and beau ifui de-
w signs, suitable for ParSors, balls and
dining reoms-sold cacsp at
J. ?. KRATxETs.
WANrED--IOO.OOO LONG SHINGLES.
w The undersigped hereby give notice, that
they vii pay The highest market price for good
quality Fl LONG SHINGLES; and those having
such for sale, viii fnd II to their interest to give
thcn a call before selling elsewhere.
Jos. SH " A son.
Cisarheld. March :, is6e-tf
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Lime for Sale |

VNHE undersigned, residing rear The depot ha,
Il made complete arrangements With Lin,
Burners east Of the mouniAin, whereby he Is ena.
hled to Keep constantly on hand large quantity c
p u RE LIMEl
which he ohcrs 10 farmers and builders At a trins
above cost Thusc W need Of the article would do
we to give me call, or address me by letter, be-.
fore negotiating their lime
GRo c. PAssMoRK.
Cloarhcld. Pa. June ., 1894
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A favorite tune of the milkmen--
Shall we gather at the riverY
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NEW SADDLER SHOP.
sHoCH 4 WEAVER.

Luthersburg, Clearheld County. Pa,
MANUFACTURER Of and Dealers in all
WI kinds Of plain and fancy HARNESS.
saddles. Brides. whips, Collars. Halter,. and
al articles usually foudd 10 frst-elAss Saddier
Shop. All work dane on short notice and at
reasonable rates. None but experienced work.
men employed Rcom, one door west Of the
American Hotel. II W. scuOCH,
jyl1-u p. J. WEAVER
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"A is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of ROBERT WEIGH. deceased,
late Of Boggs township clearhcld county Pa,
having been duly granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please mako
payment, and those having claims or demands
will prescut them properly authenticated for set
temeni. REBECCA WEIGH,
jy26-0t;pd Administratrix.
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SO with $4,000, 900 of additional
resources, Secretary Boutwell, expects
to pay of s5O,OO0,0OO Of the public
debt. And the Republican, journals
brag over this expectation as signal
proof OF the great merit Of the new
administration
We have omitted a number Of i'm
poriant items because there are no
means Of setting them forth with pre-.
cision in official figures The pension
list, for example, is rapidly diminish.
ing. Year before last many additional
names were put on, but that process
has substantially ceased. In the same
year upwards Of 1900 names were
drorped-chicfy by deaths. IL will
steadily dwindlc There is probably
an increase Of revenue from the public
lands, but we have, as yet, no figures
10 verify it, IL is difficult to see that
any praise is due to Grant and Bout
wen for the deaths Of pensioners or
the increase OF westward emigration,
any more than for the items OF which
we have furnished the 6gures-N Y.
World
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The trip around the world can nox
be made IN ninety dsys
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N. is hereby given that Letters Of AdminstrA-
ton having been granted the undersigned on the
estate Of BASIL cR0wELL deceased, late
Of Graham township, Ciearheii county, Pa, All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WISE,
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rTNEACHERs wANTRD.--Thrr. CONNIE
II tent SCHOOL TEACHERS are wanted in
karthaus township, for the term Of siH months,
10 commence not later than the FIRST Of sepiem ber
Applicants will please send superintendents Ger
tiheate and wages asked. Address
J. W. POTTER. Pres't
Three Runs Pa.
or RoLASp KESSEDY, Kartbaus. [jc23-li-pd
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Tannery for Rent.

rINHE Administrators of the late VIM. Puchan
Il an offer for rent the wcIl known Tanner q
situate in Pennvile. together with the dwellings
Possession given at any time. For further ,ar
ticulars call At the premises. or address the IN.
dersigned at GrAmpian Hills P. o.
WM y. JOHNSON,
MARGARET BUCHANAN,
fvl4 ft-nd Adm'rs
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Settlement Notice.

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA me, viii please call and settle ut ence. The
Books arc At the Storc Of Whitoomb Townsend,
Osccoia Pa. @. 5. PERRY.
osceola. Pa. Juiy sI. 1862 SIN
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nrw AdrtrlIstmtnis.


TnRER sRrKRATe plRoKe of LAND, e
l 100 nrits esfh, N nees,nf ,ownshlp, Also
lgl trfcs With 4 frAme dwelling huust thtfcon
IN Illsdiofd township -iailrcad pssslns lhfouel
the snmt.
Aho anrh, FAMILY CARRIAGE ava IIsr
nesi for sale. Apply %
cleArhsId. July u. 1850 sl.rd.
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TAUTION.--Ai persons ars hereby cantiond
" against harboring or trusting my wife MARY
on my account, As she has ieft M bed aud board
witheut any just cause or provocail on, and am
deiermined 70 pay no debts of her contracting
afier this date WIN. HITCHlNGS.
Bradford ty, July 2l, 1903 .stpd.
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Democratic District Ticket.
Assembly,
JOHN LAwsHE. Esq, of CiearfeId Co
Democratic County Ticket.

Treasurer.
LEVER ILLEGAL, Of Brady township.
County Commissioner,
:. II. HINDMAN, Of Beecaria township.
Auditor,
JOHN ID. MILLER, Of Bell township.
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educational.
MISS h. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CLEARfIELD, PA.
THE LAST HALF Of the present SPRING
IL TERN Of twenty-five weeks, will commence
on Monday, April 26, 1863.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, orihogsphy, Writing, Object Los
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term, lof eleven
weekAl................................-.... IS 90
History. Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Driving Grammar, Mental
and Written 9 80
Aigcbn and the Sciences 90
For full particulars send for Circular.
clearseld, Nov. u, lses-sm. lauEs'6s
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--Notie-

UWINIH HATUH's NUITI Ifss--N0Flce
N IL hereby given that letter. Of administration
on the estate Of JOHN O. CAIN, deceased, late
Of Gulich township, Ciearield county, Pa, hav-
ing been duly grained 10 the undersigned, all per
sons indebted TO said estate will please make pay
meni, and those having claims or demands viii
present them properly authenticated for settlement
and allowance without delay.
je2s .sipd MARGARET CAIN, Adn'r
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Avn CAuTIoN.-A

NOTICE AND CAUIIOk.-All pcraonl
are hereby forbidden to sell HENRY WISER
any intoxicating liquors inside Of hve years from
this date. Any one disrcgnrding this notice will
be dealt with TO the full extent of the law
SARAH WISER.
WiIliamsrrove. June 30. 1863 b.
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w A N r E D /!
Wool Wool' Wool !
MnSSOP

which he viii pay the highes, cash price, eHchanr
goods. or both, to suit customers. je22n
ENECUNlRs NOTICE --No,lee is bsre
IL bg'giren that Letters Testameniary hArng
bean granted 10 the subscriber, on the Esiais q
MATTHEW CALDWELL, deceased, late Of Pl,
township. Clear6eld county, Pennsylvania, Al
persons indebted 10 said kstate are requested d
make Immediate payment. and those Aasi1s
claims against the same will present then day
authenticated for settlement.
my36. 6t;pd q. y. CALDWELL, Ett
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To Land Owners |

Ny gentlemen who desire to have thrii ~
N explored for COAL, IRON ORE, Plkh'
CLAY, OF any other MINERAL, apply to nh
office OF address him at Woodland.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
1m-pd Practical Mits
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/ DEMONSTRATIONS NoTICE.--Not

"A ishersby given thpt letters Of administration
on the estate of WILLIAM HUGHES. deceased,
late Of Decatur township. cleafaeld county, Pa
having been duly granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted TO said estate will pleas,
uake immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
auth enticated for settlement without delay.
JOHN HUGHES,
RICHARD HUGHES,
feq-ff Adminisfrnfors
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The Gaz,tts of Yesterday event M has the
,o,,o,,,nu,
''.o"ns
a. s rn Ma. AN s,aenea 70 .he nnSSSua
Ia,n vu ,i mouasy nv,,nns esr,lou W MY VI
shay ,au a,s, au' sea s no I'M, Guy
p,.hnn ~ o pinhr "v ~ ao ,Sas S',., she
pnop " 'a...a.,a.. W ~
n Sonnr'1 E =. .ne Onurch OF tne
seven po'V ,ha ,,shon IA SSno cause unnnoun,
nomeVe,, ,uo o,spVP u,a nS cone, ana .ne
suu,n'e e, y, .u9 'u p.'. % W.. .ncIo
man II If Geo,aetown Co,lsca ns,c,.t.f.
and a no,tion of tbe choir N Al Msrv2
Oh ',reh IN tbis cItv furnished tbe m,,sic. ~
chnrcb was denselS crowded. mSrS bc1rJ
unable TO obtain admlttauce, and tho disap.
pointment was very great. The Alefau.
drians, after being most Hospitality eutef-
tained by the members of the Fairfax con.
gregation, returned, part by the freight aud
part by the regular passenger train.
On Saturday night last two valuable
horses belonging 10 Mr.. Ferdinand KnIeht
were shot and ipaImed on ,Jopee, Point.
During the same Might a COW belonuine In
Mrs. Kitty Beach was sbYa ana seSioasjs NJ.
iured near the canal basIn. Maiicious scts
Of this character have Of late been commit
ted frequently In this ucighborhood, and 80
far the perpetrators, though suspected, have
been careful enough TO avoid detection, but
snonld tney 90 discovered the fsli penalty Of
,nc iaw, wn,cn Is oy no means hght, VIII DO
'nn,c'ed upon 'nem'
The MILLS In the country adjacent TO this
guy, wnich n, iot some ,lIne past have been In
sea,up'ou ~ .neir oPerauons oy reason OF tue
saa1n VI ma.ci, na'c al gone 70 aofk
asa a ,.u ia'e Inlns nssng reP,ehsned mo
s set,s upon when tnoy arc nsuated. no
,ns ' ,a,n,, n,acen, , eounues give me graft
y,nB Intel,lgcnce tnnt copious rains nave
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A.. xii. p,owr 80. nm,
snort, made hn nrst Nnno p p VIZ" pas
out At arst by henul,sn ana ~ se H, os a,Ss
out At nrst oy mcmuiien anu r"'e'. QUO
out with runs. . IL, 49,,
Mchuilcn SEM long JAIL 70 nsn aaa
made his third: SorAn, MT over s seccn y,
base, orought NC. 10, anc nc ~ :" ,a,u yn
Wild throw 70 nnN " Ocasnnu m .ynna
struck % snol. mA n MIS- s.e ~ tbIrd
while roran came III ei nome p. y nn, a, Grst
on passed oan ~ S,oney' xictim In
6y birdsan ane so.ke'. 1919 n came homo.
Sronn ana horse .Ss nr.t' Cuthber,
Mebnde 70 snon sna nA ~ Rrown. vho NM
strues 70 secoaa 1880 yuns.
hebnde ou' az ~ ''eo"'
score, io-W ro,r., got tvo h.s. hv
EgM lsam mgo ~. ssla. For ,irs,sd ~,
long, n,el -. oL n. h.sc on thros hsiis Or
oougnnn -. ,dsd tbe lama ~ vo,- ans.
borne va =. ,o Cutbbert. Torasr soms M,
OUT az h. Soneblin. orsborns ~. to ss,ana
low" ,Iue 10 ses BIrdssil n mi an tbs n ~
ra,sn' AHA ont. Win runs WV ~ "
cnibhsrt ont ~ = a, Il. provr, r,.,.-
III
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Medical
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fodai persons are too aptto. commit excuses from
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let VII pretend 70 deny that The over Of proeTes.
Sssi tSss y ss.Sissss Bs.lss: being dspr,psd
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srisiss sSoSia .ts,s .ss. asa send portion q 3D.
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such persons rv'r. s.f ! s, e.oasissmplstihs
reject that scund mind and body ar. the most ne.
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el...ui. inas 10 Iss inbibes The seeds Of III,
Inca ..s.. .m TO- ssa dPss scr era tn
n n from spRlyi.s 70 .he:s .ho, from sahratSn
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C.w. 1868. VI.
ARB UR's
ALl.-luEALING
Lo TIoN

A certain, Reliable, snd speedy euIa Of .t.unat.
sm, NssraiEiA, Headache. rocthaehe, Pslns IN
he side. Brssst, or BAss Partial Deafness;
d'thsrs viii aud It an iuvaiusbis Friend lot Gated
srsasti Certain Cure for Chilblain-. Frozen Feet.
Cuts, Burns. Bruises. scaIds, sprains OF Strains.
u sny local aches pai1s oftbs Nervous or Mus.
This highly prissd and extraordinary Medicine
vii not fall to sSsofudiip cure all the disease,
enumerated above, 90 matter Of how long stand.
nG, provided the patient 10 no, bopclsssiy he'd.
,iddsu. One application will often cur. the wors,
Asses Of HsuraisiA OF RhrumAtiro. and ip alt cares
10 viii give tnstAnt reltsf
Prom The anboundsd confidence In his Lotion.
and the perfeet and thorough knowledge Of
power 10 cure the diseases nsmed, II It does no
give entire satlsfaatioA. after a fair aud roper
Hisl, pledge myself rcfuud the money rsreivcd
n the return q he empty bottle.
tion, having obtained the recipe from old Iudiap
after having Travelled among the red men for sev.
srAl years.
After having performed at least Ons hundred
~osf sosdsr)sI csres VI RhauuAtisin, Nsuralgts,
ks., ks. : have been induced by my friend.
pat II before the pubiis, and / make this prop
That Ia asy ssss Of Sick or Nsrvor. Hs.dseL-o
roothaehs. should fail to cure from two to nve
minutes with my All-Heaiina Lotion. ! will forfeit
The sun Of avs dollars
Dn. HAasoua sould sdd numerous eeruneatoSo
wonderful cures Of the diseases stated above.
which he deems unnecessary TO append, excepting
few from persons Of wsll.knowa intsGrity.
ons bottle Of this Lotion will serve 10 e"nvines
.ny person. who will sivs 1t fair trial. Of Its u.
wissisoros. D. O.. July s. 1867.
De-. BAsBorl,-Dear Sir: Amer suffering
" 49, n,,ui 'o' ","
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as.1 w ny vV' "ue, % ~" n4ppI
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De-. HAAsouAi shssrfully odd my testimony 10
the eneasy Of your Invaluable Lotion. l have had
occasion 10 use II In my family for the relief Of
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache. and have found
It to eject an almost instantaneous curs. regard
II beins The best preparation for the above at
sietions that have evor tried.
a.. v,,,o.,, ,.,.,,,. a.: n; NY II, =,
HpiAsA' AHAOo.' IA, sept H. 1851
Da. hAnbouh:-Dedr SIR ] take pleasure IN
seriiyinG thA nave used your An'HeAhng Loo
uoa'e, en'on's sun arm 'hN mao not oeen sh'e
"aeHeep TOT h,eyeA" IN consequence OF be-
,sA" w no''o' suu' A'"' '''nk "h mo
aoe'o"n 70" town, ana spending nearly three
hundred dollars, without avail, was induced to
uy your preparAuon' which has gwen mel the
sanre use o. ny arm' ansI us'nH two bottles only
nay do so By calling on me.
You're, respectfully, "
x,.- ,,, 'hahs o. opNniNuHAh.
a.n TX '"e nd'Foda' hdi'n", maj
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ORPHANS COURT.


August %, 1860,
District Of CoIaaLid, Washington County, 10 t0h
executors Of Lewis Beard, diseased, the sxseu.
tors, aforesaid have, with the appreciation Of the
appointed TUESDAY, september ri, 1850, for the
ANAL settlement distribulion Of the per.onAi es-
far the same hRys been collected and turned into
money! whan aud where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified 70 att nd, with
wise Wy law be excluded from all bensht In said
deceased estate provided q copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the N A.
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN previous 10 the ssid day.
Test: A, WkbsTkki
Ausl.TusW' Register OF wills.
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A NEW QUALITY OF CoTroS.-Some time
since, some gentlemen from the Southwest
procured a small quantity Of cotton seed from
California, which was planted In Mississippi,
and near Selma, Alabama. This cotton, It
Is said on good authority, has qualities which
commend II strongly to planters, Among
other advantages, its productive powers are
large, yielding two-and-a-half to three bales
to the acre, and natures two or three weeks
earlier than ordinary cotton. The fibre Ia
about medium strength and quality.
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THE COURTS.

" w " N ..
OaruArs, CoupY-Jvdo, R.re.u,-Tb,s
court met 81 noon yesterday, and was occu.
pied a. foliows, " =
- 'fsSoaxAS1os. tTr "r
A party vho was guardian TO infxpts
thought himself thereby entitled to sell the
perscaal efYkc1a on thcIy father, bnt Was to,S
mai bsfOte Ss could 90 that legally he must U,a
take ont letter. Of admiuistrstlon.
ApouT rnwlrApsns.
Mr.. Louh Dchsdc, who had made nm an
pllcatioa which required notice In The nova
paper, asked the Court In what neVspaner
II should b iassrted.
Judge Purcell sah that \ was his custom
to ALLOW the parties 70 select their own news
paper for theif aAvsrsisemAnss.f
Mr.. Behads waAtsa the shenibsst one. . D.
Judge Purcell. They are ali hirh enough,
Isn't there German paper1 = o y
Mr.. schade. Yea.
Judge Purcell. But In yo,i mt n I'm tina,
nobody could read II. 1 want II In A paper
that everybody can read, and let the parties
choose themselves. II they make no choice
then select the paper.
Nj. Schads said he would hayo the notlce
put In the RaruBLioAs.
Judge Purcell. Very we'll, sir.
Judge P. Afterwards expressed tho kIndcst
wishes for all the papers In the city.
RpauLAR AND yoLuNrnnR APPRlIszRs,
In the case Of abstraction upon William
Emmsrt's estate, Mr.. Caperton said that Tho
deceased len widow and one heir. The
heir, . married woman, had nled paper re-
llnquishing her right, and they now asked
the appointment OF tho widow.
sary. The law len the matter between Inc
heir and the widow In the discretion of The
court, and In such cases as this II Would al
WAYS DO bestowed upon tho widow.
Mr.. O. wished some special appraisers TO
DO appointed.
Judge Purcell. Why don't you take the
regular appraisersf They are always here
tate 10 well able 10 pay for Il.
Nj. Cspertou suggested that tho par,le,
whom he wished TO Be appointed were farm
ers who lived near BY and knew Tho vainc N
the property.
Judge Purcell. Oh. Mr., McKenna. ono of
tho regular appraisers, knovs Tho yoIne of
that Kind OF estato. "
Mr.. Capcrtou. Very we'll. air.
Immediatsly Afterwards Nj. schade made
:1o Of esrsoo.I pr rss11 sa
Judrs PurcelI' Yan ~ ,he n, ouee,cn !.
only worth four or Ava dajI.r PNPs' 40
Mr.. schsde ssId Inc pronortv vo. vorv
ANAL. And ~ tho w,dn~ H.Spo,y was very
nenss soms nsiSbhoss ~ h i'm" 70 aVo'a en-
act A appraisePs Whom, chargin. h.s 49, "
thing for II, "'' my
Judge Purcsll, VARY wall.
siaov .ar,,y ~oh
..Isd ~ Jrass 40 n,,aH ana guaralan
1900 "s0 W s'o" nor 70 seii certain
Judge Purcell, What nap.r v,u w, nm,
the notice int rN'
JaSgc Purcs,I I, whs, NOV" Nv Al, .
publisS vour lsst notice p"p'' u'a you
Wisay $500
oucge ruroeu. why always allow per-
sons 70 mare sneir own cholce, and here you
oon' know What paper you put the notice In.
~ ,uNncr appeared That the sale was
aIoaoy announced, and that an auctioneer's
nag was ampiayed on tne premises.
LADIES DON'T FOLLOW ADVICE.
Judge Purcsll could not allow sale to
take place without notice. He was some
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IRIS reported that Gen. Candy has fallen
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IINITkD sTATEs PATENT 0FEIOK.

WAsHiN0ros, ID, q. August -, lbo9
ga the petition Of Jonx TAGaART. % hsIIo.s.
granted 70 himself aud ysrnon BIown.as assigned
~ sad rnsgaLt on r. sth gay q psespesT
for an improvement In Machine Tor ChAnnsllInE
lone!
II IL ordered that TIA testimony In this case be
closed on lhs 10 b day uf October n-xti that the
me o.. gatgamtll, sSd 'hs Rkamit er's re-
md that the petition be heard on the 10th day oi
Noy.mber next. Any person nay oppose this ex-
tension. SAMUEL g. USHER,
au0l-Tu9W Commissioner Of Patents.