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GROCERIES.
What You Can D..

~ HN" &N4 van ~
YoU CAN buy FOR CASH AT
VICKERK Bros
70 MAIN STREET,
The best Family Flour made from white
wheat, at - 40 per Bag;
5 I-s pounds OF new Louisiana Rice for
One Dollar
The best English soda at lOo per pound
Fresh Tomatoes, warranted good, at % cts,
Ter can
Fresh Peaches at 80 cents per cans
A No. Baking Powder at SOC per pound
Choice fresh soda Crackers at Toe per 10.
You that enjoy the luxury OF having
goods charged for a short time, eXamine
your bills, Ompare prices. and You Will
besconVlnced that IL pdUs 10 bug for cash.
The Cash System enables as TO sell an
articles in our line low. III oar Teas have
been reduced from 10 TO 2jc per pound. We
sell common Green Tea al 90c per pound;
good Green Tea 40 81 20 per pound; better
Green lea at 81 40 per pound; very good
Imperial or Young Tyson atSl 70 per Ito.
A. is useless %. expect houses that sell on
credtttO sell as low as we can. II cuH'fb BE-
done, aud those who do IL live.
for cast at N1CkERN BROS,
fe27 73 Main Street.
xYymIFAWER'S ST. HOUTs SUGAR
wv GU ed Hams and Breakfast Bacon
for sale AZ VICkERY BROS.
Ok RARREAs ocHoniny, just recesv-
50 ed aud or sale al reduced prices lbs
NiCkEttH EROS, 73 Main ST.
ER RARREs.N early Goodrich Pota
G1V inesi warranted pure, for sale 40 re
uuced pricea ut NICKERY BROS.
RrEw sEAPLE suoAR. hInsT o.
YieKFHr BROS Main street.
]. @. u. D.
SIS j. @. DUS0UGHET & co.
COTTON
Produces and Provision Merchants
30 NORTH WAFER STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Orders ana consignments solicited.
elj
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B1S The bad weather Of yesterday
made local items scarce.
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NOth Patches. FreckIes Z Tnn.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY Ion
hose neowE DIscoLoRArioES on the iace
Pessy's 10th and hSeck4e L0ks0qt. Pre-
'aTed only BY Or. y. C.PEIsRR, % bond
5treets New York. Sold everywhere.
nar1 dBm H.nr ~
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State Of Indiana, loo
N~anderburgh County, So
The state o. Indiana 10 NE Sheriff Of YAM
derbgtrgh County, Greeting:
z S9REN SDREHS0N, Clerk of the
A@ VauderbuTgh Circuit Court do here
by certify to the Sheriff Of aid
county what officers are to be elected fOr
the several townships in said county, ut
the usual places OF holding elections, on
the first Monday-fu April, 1859, to VII:
For Pigeon Township: One Justice of
he Peace, four COnstables,O one Trustee.
For Knight Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, Two E~onStables, one Trustee.
For Scott Township One Justice of the
Peace, Two Constables, one Trustee.
For Centre Township: Two Justices of
tile Peace, two COnStables, Trustee.
For German Township: Two Constables,
For Perry Townships: Two Justices of
the Peace, two COnstaDles, one TIustee.
For Union Township: Two Justices of
the Peace, two C~opstables, one trustee.
For Armstrong Township: Two Justices
of the Peace, two C~OustabIes, one Trustee.
Ana the SbcrIu OF Vauderburgh County
is hereby directed to give legal notice of
such election, III conformity with the stat
utes IN such case mace and provided
Ia witness hereof, l have hereuntO set
my haad and affixed the ssal OF saId
Cont, 1T Evansville, THIS 9th day OF
March, 1863. > SOkENSON, Clerk.
-
4, Jacob II. Miller, Sheriff of Wander
bufgh County, state o~ffndiana, do hereby
certify that The foregoing IS "A true cop Of
The original on Gie IN tins OFF g.
Witness my hand y seal, this Sth day
of March, 1863. .4.
SEAL il Il. MILLER,
milo d&WLd
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Dissolution.

mn H. BRETTON ceased to be a mem
Der OF our firm on the 10th OF Feb
TuaIy ult., by:limltatIOn OF cOp~artnership.
mch6 1t VIM q. BROWN s. co.
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Soda Fountain

For sale at I'll. HERMANN's, No. 45
Main Street. mar2-2R
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0RDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ Il oKs, &c at Journal once. fe25
RF YHU WANT a &ITUAPIOG Ish
to rent "a house, or If yOu want any.
Thing, advertise In this column. Three
lines for thirty cents. feI5
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~ARTE ERWIN a capital Of SiO,CU0,
in TIE manufacture Ot q staple article.
Returns guartn eed satisfactory. For par
ticulars address, with reference and zeal
name. J. A.. f., care Journal Office.
fe2B dIt cod
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" Barrett's oyertops everything.

BD~Trimmiug Satins and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.
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"Barrett's don't stain the skin or
linen.
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FOR RENT.

|EOE RENT STOIlE-HOJsE Tina.
very desirable brick s-tore-housr. I'd Il.
50 feet, on tine corner OF Main and MaIr
cross streets, Jacksonville, KY. The hes.
business house and location in fhe cifr
Possession given the ist OF March. 1862
Apply to tins Office. or address
IlrTLEBAGE a. SHAW.
fel3d5W jacksonville, Ky
1Et0R RENf-BU5IN Es5 HOUSE-No.
n 81 Main Street, three doors from th5
corner OF Third street. For partlcula
apply TO ARTuUE LODGE
feb4 q. pr. JENKINS.
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MEAN,-We heard of one of the
meanest little things. last week. that
it has ever been our province to
chronicle. A poor old negro man
bought at Government sale one Of the
shanties at the barracks on the river
bank, in the upper part of town. He
only owns the cabin, while it is not
known to whom the ground belongs.
Some sharper. learning this. went to
him and asked him if he owned the
cabin. He replied that he did. The
sharper then asked him if he owned
the land. He told him he did not,
and that he did not know who owned
it. Sharper then said he was agent
for the owner, and wanted him to
give him Sc for the rent of the ground,
and the negro, knowing no better, and
having the money, complied with his
demand. Sharper then lit out. This
is about as mean a case as we have
heard of for some time.
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RAILROAD TGRaA4~4ABIE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH.

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vinoennes. E'ville.
Vtncennes Ac -.....-.-. z % d lOO9 n
Mhil.-~--.-.. 3 :G} Z NJ 5:25 2 NJ Sis M
Y. The Vincennes Accommodation
Train leaving at 2:u5 y. NJ makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad ut Vincennes for st. Louis and
(tairO.
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rsrre Haute and Indianapons.
TERRE HAUTE
=. Il. & N. R. r., Northern Division

TRAINS GOINF SUUIHs
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted -................... ........ 200 PM.
Arrive at Hanson ............... ...... 4:I0 PM.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson .........-........... 5:l5 AM
Arrive az ........ Z :55 AM
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ANNOUNCE e as.
city MARSHAL

ANTHONY NODRDE will be a ean-
didate for the ONCE of City Marshal at the
April election, subject To the decision OF
the Repub4 lean Convention.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The Recorder
had only two offenders before him
yesterday, both of whom were colored
females. Lucy Drake. a rare exotic
who has been transplanted from the
Gardens de Hamburger to the bar
racks on the river bank, was very dis
orderly, and INDUCED quite freely in
the use Of obscene language. Size was
brought before the Recorder and
found guilty of the misdemeanors
charged against her and fined So, with
81 60 additional for costs. She paid
81, and promised to pay the balance
to-day.
Harriet Sims, another geranium
that had been transplanted from the
Hamburger Nursery, was also arraign-
! ed and found guilty of the same sins
as Lucy Drake. She was also charged
SO so for services rendered, So of
which she paid and was let off with
the promise to pay the balance to-day.
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Colgate &Z Go. r
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

&RE PHEPARED nv Skilled work.
men from haHe best aatcTissAE, REsss are
KEowE as THE STANDARD tx DEALEaa
AMI CUsToMKRs.
SOLD Eeesy7Ohere. fGec
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NOTWITHSTANDING or fifteen Coal Mn
HVA. ers can have steady employment by
aypiying at SCHIVER Il SONS,
mch8 Newburg, indiana.
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-STIHATES-To rebuild the factory Of
PHILIP DECKER. For particulars
fnQufre at his store, ON Third Street. lnIh5
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

ITO RENT-A house Of four rooms and
- a kitchen. situated above Main, with
IA half n m,ile of the corner OF First end
Main. Apply at CLOUD AKlN'S. lm9-5t
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% one having - few
IA loads of well FOtted manure can hear
Of q purchaser by calling at Journal O1lice.
mh3 dat
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ASs BROADWAY, NEW
milo dSw (AIon, Wed. Fri), wSt
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mnw "a - rArrnral

lal2d6w3m tsp al New YotK Dltv.
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70 MAIN STREET.

The best Family Flour made from white
wheat, 40 - 40 per Bag;
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V0U CAN BUY FOR CASH AT
VTCKERY BROS,
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COLUMN

Advertisement. in this column, OF three
ines, each insertion, Thirty Cents
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TLree Years at hc Price of Tie.
Fire Jeays n The Price OF Thre.
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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. 1869.
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 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 end
energies sill be devoted to the mental and moral
training Of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS OF TUIrIoS:
0rthography, Reading. Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, I'll weeks.) SIS 0o
GRAMMAR, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry S5.90
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Book keeping, Botany, and Physical Geogra
ply. $500
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the a.
bove branches; sI2,0a
Music Piano, 80 lessons) $1,000
tE-No deduction will be made for absence
For further particulars inquire of
Rev. P. L. HARRISON, A. NJ.
July 81 1887. Principal.
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THE LADY'S FRIEND. -TW 0
Il MONTHS GRATIS.

The Ladys Friend announces the following
Novclets for 1870: Ibid he forget her i'' by Lou
Use Chandler Mouitan The Casoinnons' Aunt
by Elizabeth Prescott ''Solid Silver; or, (hrisie
Deape Bridal Gifts" by Amanda NJ, Douglas.
with numerous shorter stories by brilliant gal
axy of lady writers. finely executed steel en-
craving u handsome doubie-pcge. finely colored
fashion plate and n large sassortment of wood
cuts, illustrating the fashions fancy work &c ;.
given in every number. popular piece of
music in every number.
Portraits of dfsinoHiSlrd aHtkors.-The jan
uary number will contain portraits (sngrarej on
Steel of Mrs. Henry Wood, Florence Percy lou
ise Chandler Moulton, Elizabeth Prescott. Aman-
da NJ Douglas Mrs. Nj Hosmer and August Bell
New Subscribers who send in their names for
the November and December numbers of this
year in addition. making fourteen months in all.
and new subscribers sending in their names by
the first of December shall receive the magnih-
cent december Holiday number, N uking thirteen
months in all.
TERMS s-S2 so year; Two copies 81; Four
copies. SG; Five copies (and one gratis) s8. One
copy of the Lady's Friend aud one of the Post 81
copy of the large and beautiful premium steel
gravipg-"Taking the measure of the wedding
ring engraved in England AT cost of $1,000
will be sent to every full (S250l subscriber. and
TO e1ery person sending a club. This engraving
is gem OF Art Address
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
Nov. ,. 3l9 Walnut St, Phil'a.
Specimen copies sent for ten oants
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NEW STORE AND SAW BILL.
AT BALD HILLS,
Clearfeld county.

The undersigned. having opeped large and
well selected stock Of goods. at Bald HiIs Clear
field county. respectfully solicit share of public
patronage
Their stock embraces Dry foods, Groceries,
Hardware. QueeBswars Tin ware, Boots nd Shoes.
Hats and Caps Heady made Clothing, and a gen
eral assortment of Notions, etc.
They always keep on hand the best quality Of
Flour. and a variety Of Feed
All goods sold cbe cap for cash, or exchanged fer
approved country produce.
Having also erected Steam Saw Mil, tn ey are
predared to saw all kinds of lam Der to order.
Orders solicited. and punctually filled
Nov. 20, 1867. Z. b. 4 A IRWTS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale the un-
divided one half, or the whole of the Bald HILLS
Property. in Girard township, Clearfeld CO., Pa.
Said property contains about FIFTEEN HUN
DRkD ACRES of land, we'll timbered with Pine,
Hemlock and Oak. A good STEAM SAW MILL,
fifty horse power with capacity TO cut 10000 feet
per day is erected thereon. Also, Picke Shin
gle and I.ath Mill connected The machinery is
comp nparatively new and in good order,
Persons wishing to purchase can receive fur
ther Information in regard to price. &c by call
ing on JOHN II. FULFORD, Clearfeld Penn
ALEX IRWIN, on the premises, or the under
signed.
Aug IL, 1S69-3m. JAMES IRWIN, Sen.
MISS II. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
w Clearfcid, Pa.
The Fall Term of twentv two weeks will com
meuce Monday, Septerhb ber 9, 1863.
TERMS or TUfTI0s.
Reading orthography Writing Object Les
sons. Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography per half term (of II weeksl s. 90
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 80
Algebra and the Sciences 90
instruction in instrumental Music 10 90
Oil Painting, II 90
Wax Work, 90
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clea-fe Ia. August IS. ls69-3m
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Divine services will he held

KrrrcTors.-Divine services viii he held
,c-r Sabbath, III ClearfeId, as follows:
RyRcy. N-xIorf,in in the Lutheran church;
otIi / " and : PM. Sabbath schoOlat q
4 NJ Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at 0 clock.
Re Rev. Hail. IN St. Andrews Episcoral
,,r,cb At II A. VI. and T. VI. Sunday
sahooI at ; p. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening I : . cock.
BIZ Rev. But}er,in the Presbyterian church
morning ami evening. SABBATH school at
aP. II. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at ! 0 clock.
By Rev. ". II. DIN, in the Methodist
church, morning ard evening. Sabbath
school 1T 9 4 " Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at = p " Communiou service,
Tirst Sabbath of every month At lo3 \, NJ.
St. Francis church-Mass at 10! \. NJ :,
the second and fourth Sundavs OF each
month.
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Fl. B. Wright, Esq, of G len Hope, mar
rowly escaped serious injury, on Friday last
His horse, hitched to a buggy was fright
encd and ran away. The buggy coming in
contact with fence, MrW was thrown out
and dragged some distance, but escaped in
jury. The buggy was demolished
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WALIACEroN.-W learn that, several
days since, FIRE broke out under the floor
of Reeds saw miiI at Wallaccton, but was
extinguishcd before any SERIOUS damage was
done The fire originated from the friction
produced by broken shaft. Also,
that the residence of the Indian Dactress had
caught fire from defect in a fue. Very
little damage was sustained. as the fire was
promptly extiuguiShcd.
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CHURCH. DEDICATION.-Thcn new Presby
terian church at Curwensyile, will he dcG
Gated ta the service of the triuue God, on
Sabbath next, November I4th-eSerciScs to
commence at II o. clock. 4. VI. The pub
ljc Is Invited to be present on the occasion.
The nuildiug Is Of stone, and one of the
uca.cst aud most imposing edifces Of the
Kind In the county.
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Is IT TRUE?-Several citizens have in
formed Us, that the Janitor of the Court
House has male it convenient on several
OCCASIONS during the past year, to sweep and
clean up the Court room on the Sunday pre-
ceediug tue meeting of Court. 1t this be
true, the Commissioners should put STOP
to it. as they pay that officer sufficient
yearly salary to warrant him in doiI g his
work without violating the Fourth COM
msninsent before each Court.
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~ IGARS AND ACCO.
ADOLpH SCHOIpP.
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER ~ CIGARS AEB ToDACcos
CIEARFIFTD pa

DEALER CIGARS AEs ToDAccOs,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
Would respectfully announce that he has remov-
ed to the large and commodious store-rcom op-
posite the Court House, Second Street. where
he has opened general assortment Of Tobacco.
Cigars- etc. which be sprepared to SELL VIII olesals
or retail. at reasonable prices.
His cigars made Of the very best material.
and in style of Manufacture will compare wi til
those Of any other establishment.
He has always on hand superior article Of
chewing and smoking tobaecos. to which he di-
reefs the attention Of lovers of the weed
Merchants and Dealers. through tut the county
supplied at the lowest wholesale prices.
Call and examine his stock when you come 10
Ciearfeid juno TO- 1895
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4 ASUGGEsTIoN.-No person visiting Pitts
burgh should neglect visiting the Iron City
College aud witnessing the operations of
this far famed institution Those unable to
do so can obtain Circulars giving full par
ticulars by addressing the Principals, Smith
& Cowley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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H I. n A u q i i
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLBARFEtr.

GRAHAM y hOW, eliza lELB-
The undersigned respectfully infcrm, his old
customers and the public that he has on hand,
(and constantly receiving new addtions) large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS. large variety from the best Man
ufactury consisting Of Eight-day ard thirty hour
spring and Weight. and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WiTCHES-afne assortment. fsilver Hunt
ing and open case American patent Levers plain
and full Jeweled.
GOLD PENS. elegant assortment, Of The
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
holders
SPECTACLES. large assortment, far and
near sight coored and plain glass.
,JEWELRY Of every variety, from a single
piece full set
dLSO, fine assortment Of Spoons. Forks, bus
ter knives. etc. plated or genuine ka5ata.
Also. Hair JcweIry. with pure gold N mouptins
got up to order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds Of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry caBe
fully repaired and Warranted
A continuance Of patronage is solicited
Nov. 2Sth, 1868. Fl. F. NAUGLE-
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WATER.

None hut good smart men wanted who can keep
their business to themselves, act confden'ialIy.
with ms and make from Sj 10 $40 for every
hours service Act promptly. Begin and
Fortune is yours Inclose with yoar address >
cents and you win get fall lariicu!ars by return
mail Address, Z HihLBT,
Nov. 3-3t Box 3j6 Titusvilie- Pa.
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LEE HER 90. The young lady who rises
early, rolls up her sleeves and walks into
the kitchen 10 get breakfast, or assist in do
ing SO, and afterwards, with cheerfulucSs
and sunny smiles, puts her house in order
without the assistance of mother, is worth
thousand parlor beauties, who. for want
NJ exercise, complain of ennui and lounge
IN luxurious ease. The former will make a
good vile, and render home paradise; the
latter Is useless niece of furniture, and will,
10 the annoyance cf the household go whin
Ing TO tie grave. Let her go!
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Slendid assortment Ladies cloaking re-
ceiyed to-day at VIM. Reed & Cos,

PERSONS intending TO teach school, should
if possible, spend one term at the Normal
School, at Edinboro, Erie county 1t will
prove of great value to them.
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n R. B. e l. A Il * S
CELEBRATED
F E If 4 L + p [ l. L S
FoE SALE BT
Boyer Shaw and lIartswick Il Irwin,
Clear6eld, Pa.
Aug4'6s=Iyl ReiaiI Price. 81 80 per package.
SURVEYOR GESERAL's OFFICE,
Harrisburg Pa, Oct. 22, 1869. J

SURVEYOR GESERAL's OFFICE.
Harrisburg. Pa Oct. 22, 1859.
To tte O,cHsrs Of U1pateftsf Lands:
In obedience to an Act of Assembly approved
the eighth day of April. one thousand eight hun
dred snd sixty nine, you are hereby notified that
the County Land Lien Docket" containing tho
list of unpatented lands for Clearfeld county pr e
pared under the Act of Assembly of she 10th of
May one thousand eigh hundred and sixty four,
and the supplement- thereto, has ths day been
forwarded to the ProthO otary Of the county, at
whose Office it may be examined. Fhe liens lean
only be liquadated by the payment of the pur-
chase money interest and fees, and receiving pat
ents through this Department
JACOB NJ CAMPBELL.
Oct q, ,69-3m Surveyor General.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-On Monday
morning, November LIST, the accommoda-
non tram commenced running through to
"SeeHa, and now makes regular daily trips
'etTeen that place and Clearfield d-stopping
'aIi the intermediate stations. \ passen
ger ear has also been attached TO the Mo
SHANNON branch coal train, running daily be,
tween OSceola and the Beaverton and Stir
''ng coal mines. The present arrangements
oh our road are certainly much better than
heretofore, and Will be appreciated by our
'''lzens. Mr.. Wilkins, the gentlemanly Su-
Fcrintendent, is doing his utmost to accom-
,lodate the people along the road, and, we
,eel assured the day is not very distant when
Ae Will run regular morning passenger
"ain through to Tyrone, instead of the
I present accommodation train to Osceola
!, ne thanks of the travelling public is due to
MI wilkins, for the interest be manifests
u supply the necessary facilities for inter
COMMUNICATION along the line of road under
Dis management.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-10

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