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altat estate for salt.
READl READll
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale.

V'HE undfrsirnri has concluded % dispose oi
1 biz rARM and TIMBER LANDS situate
in Penn township. Clearfcld county. Pa. contain.
ing i32 ACRES. adjoining lands of Patrick
Daily, James y. CLARK and others. Tho farm is
10 good state Of culfivaiioni good dwelling
house, large barn, out houses, orchard Of choice
fruit and good spring Of never hiiug water on
the premises. A school bouse within two miles.
Part Of the tract l. heavily iimbercd, while the
whole Is undcraid with a vein Of coal. which must
IN short time be a source Of great profit
No better Investment could be made, and no
tract Of land in the county Offers greater facilities
for making money.
Peuous wishing TO learn more particulars in
regard 10 terms Ae., can call on the premises, o.
address the undersigned at Grmpian Hills P. o.
JOHN MCINTYRE.
Penn tp., March 30, 1870. smpd.
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A SAD SToRY.-The Scranton Re.
publican tells the following mournlul
story of casualty that occurred on the
Lackawana aud Bloomsbury Railroad,
on the evening of the 25th Of june :
A Mrs. Gaven with three children.
two little boys aged five and eleven
years, and babe, was at the depot at
Pittston to take a train. She put her
two little boys in car and then re-
tured to the station for her babe
Meanwhile the train started. The
stationmaster signallcd tho conduc.
tor to stop, and the little boys scream
cd at being carried away from their
mother, But it seems that the train
neither stopped nor was any care TAX.
en- Of the children. The mother tele.
graphed to put them Off at Scranton.
Nothing further was known of them
until they were found on the railway
track about two o'clock Sunday morn.
ing-the youngest one killed, and the
other lying insensible, with his arm
cut of close to the shoulder. The
poor little wanderers had been run
down by train in a deep cut but
how or why they were of the train
no one knows. We have rarely read
moro distressing story.
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THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW closes
It's Ninth Volume with the issue for
current month. This is the oldest
and conceded to be the best Odd Fol.
low publication in existence. We no.
tico in its attractive contents numer.
Gus interesting and instructive arti.
cles. Principal contributions conclu.
ding chapters Of the splendid original
serial, Conscience money = Letters
from France and Germany Scientific
and Curious Facts; Lodge Benefits f:
Humors Of the Day; History of Odd
Fellowship; Dignity of Manual labor;
Ladies Olioj Youths Department I:
The Rcbckak Degree; Domestic
Economy; Correspondence; Miscol.
lany Choice Poetry, etc, etc. Pub.
lished by JonN W. ORR, No. 0G Mas.
sau street, New York. 81 25 per
volume. Let all subscribe who are
able TO afford il.
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CLEARFlELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P, l. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal.

VIE FIRST SESSION Of the next schslasiie
IL year Of this Institution will commepe, on
AvNDAf, the sth day Of September, ls5O.
faphs can enter at any time. They will b,
charged with tuition from the time they enter 10
me close Of the Session.
Inc course Of instruction embraces every thirr
lheisoed In 'horoush, practical and aceon.
pushed education for both sexes.
Ihe Principal, having had the Advantar. si
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability ana
energies will be devoted 10 the moral and men.
tai training Of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS or TUITION.
Orthograrhy, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session (ll wscks) IS %
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History stet
Algebrs, Geometry, Tigonometry, Men.
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography 8, a.
Latin, Greek aud Preach, with any Of II,
above Branches sls %
MuSIC-Piano $50 lessops) sls %
zN-No deduction will be made for absence.
E&-fer further particulars inquire Of
Rev. Z. L, HARRISON, A. NJ,
tee' = lS7o'u a. Principal.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Dl virtue of order issued out Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Clearled county, in the estate Of
Peter Ashcnlclier, decd, late Of Brady township,
there will be exposed TO public sale at schWem' 3
Hotel Ia Luthorsburg, on SATURDAY, July 10th,
1870, at o'clock, p NJ, the following valuable
real estate, situate in Brady township, Clearfeid
county, Pa, CONTAINING I22 ACRES,
and 1872 peichcs. bounded and described a.
follows beginning at post, adjoining lands Of
A. Pentz, sr., thence O0:jl0 pcrches 10 a post,
thence noith 2O'5-l0 perches to a post, thence
east SO percbes 40 post thence south ll5 perches
to a post, thence west llG:5-l0 perchcs 10 a post,
thence north IFS perchcs to post, and the place
Of beginning, and having thereon erected good
dwelling house. large bank barn, with ali the
necessary out-buildings required on a farm. a
fine orchard with variety Of fruit trees good
water, with about 60 acres cleared and IN good
state Of cultivation, late the property Of Peter
Ashcnieter, now deceased.
TEHrs One fifth cash Al sale, one third at
confirmation Of sale, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, TO be secured By bond and
mortgage on the premises.
ELIJAH AsHENFELTER,
June p, ls70'St Administrator.
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Tue "LoIL" NoMINEEs.-The negro
phobians have placed before the white
voters of this county the names o
John Swan, Of Jordan tp., for Sheriff
James Glenn, of Ferguson, for Com.
missioner; Daniel W. McCuriy, Of
Clcarfeld, for District Attorney
Robert Mitchell, of Clearfcld, for
Jury Commissioner James Hughes
of Morris, for Auditor, and Geo. l..
Way, of Curwensvillc, for Coroner.
Weunderstand that these gentlemen
are all in favor of negro suffrage
although We have heard Mr.. McCurdy
express himself otherwise. But, not
being possessed of the backbo a
certain other Daniel had, he will
doubtless accept the XVIII Amend.
ment rather than be tilted into a den
of "loil" lions, and dcvoured. Those
voters who think themselves no better
than negroes will Of course vote for
men who swear by the XVIII Amend
ment, while those who still regard the
distinctions made by the Creator Of
some Importance, so far as the welfare
of the two races are concerned, will
of course vote for candidates who
repudiate this infamous horesy.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale /!

INiE undersigned, residing IN Union township,
l. Clearheld county, oilers his Farm for sale Il
adJoins lands Of Iloilopcter Lines and Others and
CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED ACRES
siKty-fye Of which are improved and under good
cultivation, and the balance covered with heavy
growth Of Pine, Oak and Hemlock timber. There
Is erected thereon frame dwelling house, a large
bank barn and the other necessary outbuildings
Plenty Of good spring water on the premises For
further particulars call on the premises or address
the undersigned at Rockton P. o.
May 25-2m II. a. COURTNEY.
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StumpSl StumpsII

I'HE undersigned has purchased the right Of
Il Clcarhcid county for ESocH FAnSswoHru's
STUNT Srt EXTRACTION, patented June 7tb, 1870
This is decidedly the most convenient. mos d,,ro
bic, and best machine Of the day. Wet weather
will not affect u, the working part being eu Of
iron. The machine Is easily set Up. and will work
any place that can be plowcd. We will sell ma
chimes at small profit on cost, and will iry 10
make i to the advantage Of farmers 10 buv them
We solicit orders from those wanting machine
II. 7. FARNsW0RTH, Cloarfcld, Pa.
J. y. GARRISON, Curwcusville, pa.
Gro. H. Hall, Agent, Clcarfeld, Pa iyl3.Gm
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The "GovERNMESr" OvERTHRowY.
President Grant, in common with
the corruption ring, after laboring for
six months for the purchase Of San
Domingo, a South Sea Island negro
colony was upset on tho 30th ultimo.
by the U. S. Senate. Although he had
appointed Cameron's son.in law to.
gethcr with a large number Of sons
and relatives of other Senators TO biob
office, he could not bribe the treaty
through that body. The vote for
the fraud shows that but 2S out of
the 70 Senators were bribed. This
defeat will go hard with the "govern.
ment,' but we hope it will survive.
and IN the future attend to its high
functions, and not make its bed with
the corruption ring.
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CLOSING PRICES or behaves & Bno., No. 40
South Third ST. phiiadelnbia Jnty O Iq-o.
gew advertisements.

nhUTlON.-An persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or in any way meddlinr
with ionr beds aud bedding. thirteen chairs. two
coal stoves aud pipe, two wash stands and fixtures
one centre table, one set Of dishes and bar-room
iarnture and fixtures. now in the posscssion Of
Mrs CniIarine Holes. Of Glen Hope, Pa, as the
same belong TO me, being purchased at Sheriff
sale on July 9th, 1870, and are loaned 10 her mn.
iect 10 my order. VS.. DICKEy
Glen Hope, July ls. 1870. 3tpd.
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PROMPT. HnNnRARl 8 pEllApl 6

A GENTS WANTED in cvery city, town and
! "a village for the largest and most suecessful
DOLLAR HOUSE in the country-ONLY ONE
endorsed by the leading Papers aud Express 60 Z
oi the United States. Our goods give universal
satisfaction, our premiums to Agents cannot be
sAeeled, and our checks are free. Having two
houses Boston and Chieago-our facilities are
unequalod, and our business exceeds IN amourt
all other concerns in this trade combined.
fs-Scnd for Circulars and Free Club 10 s G
THOMPSON co, 1876 Federal Street, Boston.
or ljs State Street, Chicago.
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A RADICAL JoKE.-To hear a "loilp
political quack, fifty years of age,
proclaim himself "a lifelong Republi.
can" When every body knows that
he has been Wing, Know Nothing
and embraced every other accurscd
ism that has passed over the land
since he was 81 years of age. And
besides, the Republican party was
only born in 1856, and is therefore
only II years old.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-13

NoTIcE.-rho Supreme Court on
Friday last, affirmed the judgment of
the Court of Cumberland county in
the celebrated DR.. Scboeppe case
The Doctor must now hang, guilty or
not guilty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-13

REsIdNEn.-Judge Conyngham, who
presided over the Courts of Luzcrne
county for over 25 years, has resigned,
and Gov. Geary has appointed G. NJ.
Harding, Esq, of Wilkes. Barre, his
successor. The Democrats will make
successor to Mr. Harding next
October.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-13

In THE HARNESS AGAIN.-We find
on our our table splendid looking
and ably edited paper entitled the
Williamsport Sun, Vol. /, No. /,
Levi L. Tate, Editor and Proprietor.
Tho Col. can no more subsist outside
of a newspaper Office than a fish can
live out of water. Success to the
enterprise. Let it shine for all.
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sworn IN.-Ackerman, Grants
rebel Major, has been sworn in as Al.
.orneey General, and the "bloody
handed rebel" met the "oil" mombor.
IN Cabinet council on Friday. What
an awful howl would have gone forth
from the throats Of the "loii millions
OF the North" had candy" johnson
appointed THE, or any other rebel Ia
Cabinet Office Two "robcls" in the
cabinet now, Cresswell and Ackor.
man. And the government" FISHING
ana Junketlng half the time while
Congress is in session. No Other
President could find time for sport.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-13

RADICAL DEvlLTRY.-The Supreme
Court of this State at their late sitting
in Philadelphia, issued an order to the
effect that they would in the future
refuse TO hear or grant Naturalization
papers. Those foreigners, who last
fall, voted for Williams so as to make
that bench up of three Radicals and
two Democrats, can now congratulate
their unnaturalized friends upon this
order The majority advance the
miserable plea that they are pressed
for time; but the misfortune of the
foreigner is that bis skin is white,
were il black, the Court would have
plenty oftime to give it their atten.
ton.
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] Nfnfff0n-e f4NW Nf A.lNfffNN ffit
HANGING 0f Ufrt.
Tho New York Irorld, w CRITICS
ing Judge Blacks defence Of Stanton
in the Gdidry, introduces the follow.
ing Incident
"Nor Is 1t amiss to state tho fact
not generally known, but susceptible
OF proof, that when, on the Trial Of
Wirz, Judge Ould, the Confederate
Commissioner Of Exchange, came to
Washington as witness under sub.
pUna to prove the facts We have sta.
ted, Stanton sent him word that If be
did not return home at once his pa.
roio would bc determined. lie went
away, and Wirz was hung
To which we would add the addi
tional fact, not generally known, that
Gen. r. + Lee aud Gen. Howell Cobb
were also subpenaod and ordered Ia
Washington as witnesses for the ac
cuscd, but were subsequently met en-
route by dispatches from the Govern
ment ordering them not TO como on
Gen. Cobb got rs far as Savannah,
and receiving his dispatch, turned
back. The prosecution had both Of
these gentlemen rejected as witnesses
on the ground that, having engaged
in the rebellion, they were personally
infamous and not to be believed on
oath.
We may also state as an interesting
fact in this connection, that Gen. Cobb
who was in command at Macon, dur
ing the year 1864, had he been allow.
cd to reach Washington, would have
testified that upon the receipt of a
very large number of wounded Con.
federates from recent battle, more
than could be accommodated at Mac
on, he wrote to Andersonvile to have
a quantity of lumber that had been
collected sent up Immediately, to be
used in the construction of temporary
hospitals. Wirz refused TO let il go,
alleging that he had been trying long
and had procured it with great diff
Guilty TO shelter his prisoners.
We had this circumstance from
General Cobb's own lips. Thus il
was that witnesses for the defence
were sienced by that bloodtbirsty
court, and poor Wirz, innocent though
he was, was sent TO his last account.
Stanton has gone TO meet him before
a higher tribunal, where no witnesses
are anted."-Sdranndh (Gd) Re.
publican.
This settles the question. While
the trial Of Wirz was going on the
question was asked n million of times
"why are not the "rcbel" Commission.
er Ould, and Gen. Lee, Cobb and
other leaders brought to testify as to
what they knew" The demon Stan
ton prevented them. No wonder he
cut bis throat after he was made
Judge.
History will yet place the incarnate
devils who stood at the head of affairs
in those dark days in their true light,
and those who have not been killed, or
committed suicide, had better make up
to settle their accounts with God and
man.-ED. CLEABFIELD REPUBLICAN 7
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The Democratic papers are abusing
"Grants foreign policy" That is
paying Grant altogether too much
attention, for he is totally incapable
of any policy whatever lie has to
90 it blind, as Fish aud other members
of bis cabinet dictate. Tho World
makes fun Of Grants gram mar but
II Is Fish's grammar Grant writes
nothing. A message in his lingo
would make horse laugh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-13

NOfiCE.-Thisis is to inform the taxpayers Of
~ Lawrence township that the Duplicate for
school Tax Tor the year commencing June !. 1870.
and ending june, 1871, has been placed In the
hands Of William =. Read. Treasurer Of School
tund' Tor collection, and that Eve per cent. will
pc allowed on all taxes paid before The isi Of oc.
loner and that aiicr the expiration Of four mouths
n,c rer cent. will be added and the Duplicate
placed In the hands of a collector for collcriion
Dy order of the BOARD
TAYLOR ROWLES, President.
L. = bloohi SECRETARY. ic2g-lt
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The Lightning Tanner.

INHE undersigned are the sole Agents In mi,
Il county for the "North American (ialynnig,d
LIGHTNING RODS" These are the only s,f.
rods now in use. and are endorsed by ali M,
scientific men in the country.
We hereby notify the citizens Of the county
MAT we will rut them up better rod. and for
lees money, than is charged BY the foreign
agents who annually traverse the county ana
carry on our little cash, never to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those wishing Lightning Rods erected on
their buildings need but address az by letter. or
call IN person. We will put them up snyuhers
IN heoounty, and warrant them. The Rods and
Fixtures can be seen at any time by calling Al
our store. II 2. DfGLER A CS
Clenrheld, March so. ls7O.u
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MASSACHUSETTS PHILANTHROPY
The citizens Of this State were among
the first to import African negroes,
and sell them into slavery; and a
hundred years after became crazy
Abolilionists, nearly overturned the
Government on their own heads, to
free the poor slave. This done, they
are now importing Chinese by the
thousand to work in their factories
at 80 cents a day and discharging
the white laborcrs. What hypocrites
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FARE FROM CLEARFIELD. 7

CONNECTIONS.
Close connections made At Tyrone with trains
hast and West on the Main Line. aud al Williams
port for points North aud Eaa.
fes,engers leaving Clear6eld at ESQ y. M,
reach Nilliamsport the same day, and passengers
ea.'ng Nllliamspori al 500 a, m, reach Clear
Geld At 600 p. m.
Passengers for way stations on the Main Line
between Tyrone aud Harrisburg, leave Tyrone At
5.sl P. m.
GEORGE c. WILKINS,
m|is-u Superintendent
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Democratic Almanac.

.I'Hls invaluable publication Is for sale nt the
Il post office. II should be in the hands of every
Democrat. IL contains full election returns from
every county in the United States; besides. no
number for 1896 contains a complete list of tbe
names OF all the newspapers suppressed and mobbcd
during Lincoln's administration and that for is67
contains The names Of all those civilians who were
imprisoned during the same period. These two
lis'si tor iuiuro reference, are worth more than
inc price Of the publication. The number for IsGs
aiso inll o. valuable statistics. ANY one sending
60 cents to the Post Master. viii receive Inv return
mail copy for each year free Of postage. fie25tf
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ALL WHITE.-A small ring of the
XVth Amendment fraternity Assem-.
bled in the Court Room on Friday
last, and nominated a full County
Ticket. The Irrational wards were
cheated out of a placc-alI the nomi.
nees being white. Notwithstanding
the fact, that "the eolored troops
fought bravely" during the rebellion,
they are being wholly ignored up
North. The Radical leaders of the
present day are the finest specimens
of hypocrites that have existed since
Christ denounced them eighteen hun.
dred years ago, on the plains of Judea.
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Our farmers arc busily engaged in
harvesting their crops Of grain aud
grass, both Of which arc good.
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ClTAR sPANGLEn RANNEn.
PATENT S
YES! IT Is TRUE!

That The Best Noscrs-the Bcst D,oppers-the he Bee,
Ssl Rakert to be found in the world are lie Orig.
inal and Reliable Double. Motion Atna Ma
chimes, made by theRTNA NAMANUFACTURfNg
w. OF Salem, Ohio Send for Pamphlet contain.
ing particulars.
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A DMNIsTRAroR's NoncE.-vo,

A DMiNisTRAIOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA rs hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate Of ROBERT H. RAINY, deceased
iaia OF Burnside township. Clcarlield county, Pa.
having been duly granted 10 the undersigned. All
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment and those having claims or demand.
wih present them properly authenticated Tor set.
uement JOSEPH NJ RAINY,
june 20, is7o-6ipd. Adminiaraisr
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io'" .....s22as 70 Sass %
Township Indebtedness making new roads;
Natholc Cemetery road, near Clearfcld, Sos q
ono along Clearheld Greek, (hal) ......... 5as o.
Also, road In upper end Of township.
not yet completed.
Ailosti l.. r. IRWIN, Clerk.
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educational.
MISS h. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CLEARFIELD, PA.
TUE SUMNER TERM Of twenty-five v.sli
Il will commence Monday, May ?, 1879.
A Primary department will be added ts ii,
School this fall for which the services of 4 con.
peient instructor have been engaged And NJ,
effort will be spared to render this d.parim,s,
attractive and Instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, orihography, Writing, ObjectLsI.
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term, (of eleven
sss' -ssss ssss " ~
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grn umar, Mental
and Written rithmetic....................... @ %
Algebra and the Sciences. s,
Instruction 10 Instrumental music .......... 10 ~
Wax work k.................. ....... ... "A
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearhold, Aug. 2j, ls69-pd.
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IONE MILLION ACRES
G HOICE lOWAL LAND 6

tor safe, at 81 per acre and upwards, for cash. or
on credit, by the Iowa Railroad Land Company
hallroads already built through the Lands. and
on all sides Of them. Great inducements 10 sst-
uors' send for cur free Pamphlet. II gives
prices terms, locaiioni tells who should come
west what they should bring, what it will cost
sNSs plans and elevations Of is different styles Of
at from $3.50 10 g, 1000 ready 10 sit mn M,,s
sent If desired. Address
j,22.a Cs5sr e ~ PaniS, , ,S,,'Ih. Ia
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Auditors Statement,

fINiE Supervisors Of Lawrence township Clear.
Il field county. Pa.. in account with Road Fund
for 1869, report as iolowsi
nluauR.
To af1ount Of t,v oss....a 4, .,o 49,
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j. HAYES, Surgeon Dentist,


Who would hereby most respectfully return nj,
thanks for the liberal patronage Of the past ana
inform the public that be has removed bis ole.
70 the corner Of state and Locust streets, lover
Jenkins store,l whore he is prepared to recsiv.
his customers in newly Cited up rooms. and 10
their work IN the most skillful aa1 work mAnlik.
manner. All work done in the latest and most
approved styles, and guaranteed.
pr' HAYES viii be engaged in hi, Office frem
The let to the 25d Of each month. IN, b,lspc. ef
each month he will spend in Glen Hope. Durnsid.
and luihershurg. alternately. Parties residinf
At a distance should write to us previous OF their
coming Office hours. From to u o'clock. n
m, and from to O'Clock, p. m.
We use none but the very beet material. and
dciy competition for beauty, eheapueu and dur.-
bihty Give us a call.
curWsnsyills, Pa, Nay 25, lsTs.
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TEETH @ TEETH
EXTRACTED FOR rs CENTS.

Extracted with the use Of NrrRous oxrp Gas.
ana Local ANEsrnEsiA, (ths only harmless ans
eaclent AnWslhetics now In us.l hr