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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

MIR. Oakcs Amos ADMITS NJ last thnt
hc distributed Credit Mobilicr stock
among tho following members Of con-
gross Vice President Coiax and Sen.
ator Wilson, Mcssrs. Hooper and
Dawes. of Massachusetts, Mcssrs. Gar
fold and Bingham, of Ohio, and Mr..
Kelley, of Ponnsylvania. lie not
only admits II, but regards himself as
having performed u very merilorious
and liberal act in letting 80 many OF
his congressional brethren into so
good financial operation asthe Cred.
Il Mobiier That II was splendid
thing financially the bill Of the officials
Of Pennsylvania for several hundred
thousand dollars In taxes on stocks
and earnings Of the company abund.
antly prove. But il thero has been
no corruption in this, why wero the
charges that Oakes Ames bad dis.
lributed the stocks among these mem
bers Of congress so vchcmcntly denied
few montbs ago. The denial of
Mr.. Blaine was all right, for il turns
out that he never had u dollar OF these
tempting shares IN the stocks of the
company who were building the Cen.
trail Pacific railroad with the money
and lands Of tho people OF the United
States. SO also was tho denial Of Mr..
Brooks, who is exoneratcd by tbs dis
tributor Of this stock. Bat IL will be
remembered that Vice President Col
fax in n speech in tho west most ON
phalicaly denied that he ever had
any connection with the Credit Mo.
bilicr. 1t now appears that NJ. Col.
fax had rocolvcd twenty shares from
Mr Amos. But ho gave them. :
whyY Not becadse they wero not
prohiablc,. for they paid most splendid
dividends, and, besides, Mr.. Ames was
carying tho stock for him. lie, in.
deed, received dividends on his shares
without advancing any money So
he had surely no right to complain Of
tho Investment. He gave the stock
buck to Ames when he discovered
that trouble would arise about it, and
then won't on the stump TO proclaim
his innocence. so with Henry vii.
son, the Vice President elect llo re.
ceiyed twenty shares but gave them
back TO Amcs without receiving any
dividends. AS he was candidate
for Vice President he took the alarm
enrly. Ilo kept It but one night
These things may be all right, but
such sudden manifestations OF virtue
have a suspicious air about them.
When II is shown that the date o.
the distribution OF these Credit Mo
bilier shares is connected with import
ant concessions to tho Central Pacific
railroad company on the part OF con
gress, and when II is further showi
that these distinguished members o
congress advocated and voted for al
their concessions the virtue will no
DO quite 30 transparent. Mr.. John b
Alloy, another member of Tho ring
follows Ames, and somo interesting
revelations may be expected from
him. Mr. Alley is the cxoeedingl,
clever gentleman who explained il
the Dauphin county court OF common
pleas tho intricate operations Of th
Credit Mobilior so lucidly as 10 wip
ont several hundred thousand dollar
Of taxes claimed by the commonwealth
of Pennsylvania - Patriot.
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Sheri0rs Sale.

Try yir,ue Of writs Of Fieri Facia,, issued
Ii out of the Court of Common Pleas Of Clear
saId eountv. and 10 mo directed, there will he
esposod to PUBLIC SALE. at the Court Hou,e,
Ia the borough Of Clcareeld on Monday, the
18th day Of January, 1873, Al o'clock, p. IN {,
the following Real E'tate, to uiti
The following described real estate situate in
C;inrd townshIp, Clcaf6eld county, Pa, being
mar; Of tract No. 1855, beginning at tho south
sast Garner of said tract and running north on
iIne between Lacont 4 Irwin to the brow of the
beer crcef biIl, thence along the brow Of said
bT in direction that will include the aat on top
of aid hin and connect with John Jury's line
anI from thence 80 a, 10 include ALI up,old land
an tbc south end Of said tract. seired, taken In
e..cutiou and 10 be sold as the property Of Ed.
ward Walter.
A.. -. n, Ia, .,,,.,. In n,,,,ia. ,orn.
.lia c,s.sssId so,,,ty ps b.,nr IN. .s,ne con.
., .ar, ~ n,t"i,a sn,.st 20 ,ha .a,d Fhsn M,Ma.
sS ..,.-...,..t, aas o.. i.i--s sarssr.a !. r.
namo OF Jonathan Gusmiekle. sei,cd, taken In
execution and to be sold as the property OF Eben
McMastor.
Al.o all thai certain tract or niece Of land stu.
ated in chest township, Cl,arheid county, Pcnna,
Lo,o,lcd adj d.seribed A. follows. To Wit, On the
os,, hv land Of dillingham; A Garrison, on the
soa,h Iy ~ Weston. on the west by Levi Row.
land and on nc north by Jonas Markio, contain.
inc rs acres; having about four ncres cleared and
a large frame house and log stable thereon erect
cd. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Sam r. snydcr
Also, all Defendants interest in certain tract
ofnnd situated in Penn township, Clearatld coun-
~. pa. bounded and described as follows: Begin.
ninr al A posi- in tho line Of Spencer; thence by
inn1 so,J David sncneer north 30 degree. west as
verches 10 y most, thence south 40 degrees east
f't- a., " i..t ,t.,..a ,,c,,h "a a.,,,.,s ,,c.t "A
nerchss 10 a ebesiputi thence south 20 degrees
east porehcs along line Of Grier Bell to white
oak thence south 30 degrees east 20 perches 20 a
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STATE SENATOR QoEsTIoH.-A A Har-
risburg dispatch says: There is
much stir in political circles here be-
cause of recent developments on the
Senatorial question. Until recently
it was supposed that Senator Cameron
would carry of tho prize without q
contest but recently Mr. Tower, of
Pottsvilc, very wealthy Republican
has been prominently canvassed Us a
candidate, and much alarm has been
created in Cameron circles The Tel
egrdph, the organ Of Senator Cameron,
in an elaborate article declares that
Tower contcmplatcs purchasing votes
enough TO elect himself Senator over
Cameron by a bolt, after tho manner
of Irwin's election over Mackey, and
it gives notice that criminal prosecu-
ton will follow any attempt to do
bauch the Legislature against Cam
eron. ant lf ,. -.
A terminal prosecution I" Is not
that an awful threat, after Simon
Cameron has purchased his election
three times2
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- Essssss sAss osrAs to ss Psss-
fsk%A.

Tho frauds perpotratcd at tho DO
tober election in this city, In cxtont
and enormity, were unparalleled
The ballot. box was never stuffed 20
full before, or popular suffrage made
such farce. All this iniquity was
planned weeks in advance Of election
day. SO many election officers and
partisans were purcliashed, 80 many
repcaters were TO vote at auckland
such poll, and 30 many wards were
to give II certain majority The whole
thing, TO use phrase Of which poiiti.
clans are fond, twas cut and dried"
long before tho memorable eighth day
Of October, 1872, dawned, Tho men
engaged in this bad work were not
novices, and their hirelings were well
covered. There wero hnmber OF
persons arrested for illegal voting, but
only one case came to trial and only
ono man was convicted, although thore
was plain proof Of frand in n thousand
cases Thcproscculion, Of course, was
in an United States court, and con.
viclion followed it. The repeater was
sentenced on Saturday last by Judge
Cad walader to cightcon months i'm.
prisonment in tho Eastern Peniten-
tiary. A report Of tho proceeding
says: "His Honor expressed his re-.
gret that he had not before him, in.
stead Of Brown, some of those who
had induced him 10 vote Illegally,
strongly inlimating that in such u
case he would have punished them
rather than one whom they had made
their tool" So far, so goodj but
mark the sequel.
Mr.. Brown is barely lmmurcd IN
tho peniten!iary when tho men VINO
planned all the y'llainy OF the eieclioni
and employed sueh us he 10 commit
the gravest crime against iree ihst''u'
tons, and whom h's Honor haa 50
strongly animated a desire 70 PUNISH
prepare TO pave the way ior ms re,
Lease We near that tho stronges'
EFFORTS w'ii oe maze 10 secure h's p"l'
don from lhe fres'aept, anu We AhoN
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rs fkls m Repub{fcf

Behold the federal usurpations in
the State of Louisiana, two Leglsla-
lures in Alabama, a mob ruling South
Carolina, where tho Legislature re-
moves Justices for issuing warrants
against members for taking bribes,
and then again ask, if this is a Rcpub-
lic why are kuaves and the most ig-
norant aud degraded specimens Of hu-
manity allowed to control affairs
The Philadelphia Press on this subject
caustically remarks that attorney
General Williams answers the despatch
of Col. MeEnery. of Louisiana. the
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d,e1s 81,
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. @. A. MAYER, President
w Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of
the Twenty -hftb Judicial District, composed Of
the counties OF Cleardeld, Centre and clinton-
and Hon. WtlLIAx G. RoLEY and Hon. Jons j..
RgAp, Associate Judges Of Clearheld county,
have issued heir procspt TO me directed, for the
holding Of a Court Of Common Pleas. Orphan
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court Of General Jail Deliv-
cry, the Court House at cleirhed in and for the
county Of Clearfeld, commencing on tho second
Monday, I3tf day Of January, 1919, and to
continue one week.
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of tho Peace, and cohstsbles,
In and for said county Of Clenrheld, 10 appear IN
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
fnquisiti0ns, Examinations, and other Remem-
branoes, to DO those things which to their oteet,
aud 10 their behalf, rortsin to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearheld, this 18th
day Of December, In the yoar Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seveniy.two.
JUSTIN j. PIE, Sheriff.
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Sheri0'S Sale.

nY virtue Of wr,ts Of Ler1ri Fceie', Is
ID sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cleafheld county, aud to mo directed thore
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court
Houso In tho borough Of Cleardeld, on Mon-
day, the 18th day Of January, 1878, at o'clock,
p. M, the following Real Estate, to wits
An that certain frame church or meeting house.
situate n the borough Of oseeoli, Clearheld coun-
ty, Pa, on lot at corner Of Blanchard and Hale
streets, fronting IS feet on blanchard and running
back l50 feet by Hale street TO an alley. Seized,
taken In execution aud to be sold as the property
Of the Building Committee Of the NJ. L. Church
of 0sceols.
Also, certain two story frame dwelling house
and curtilngc appur;enant thereto, situate In Pike
township, Cicartcld county, Pa. on the left side
Of the turnpike leading from curwensrilc to Penn
vile, about one fourth Of mile from where said
pike crosses Anderson creek said being 2ii foct
by I6l In sire; together with the curtilage appur-
tenant thereto. Seized, taken 10 execution and to
bo sold a. tho property Of Michael McDivitt.
Also, all those two tracts Of land situate in Bell
township, Cloarheld eounty, Pa, Tho Que piece
On The ~s,ere sf pe~- -.., ovsiuuiug at neiiiue "
corner, thence by tract No. 1858 south 5li west
200 pcrches 10 birch thence north ssl degrees
west 225 perches TO post; thence north IA de-
grccscast s6t lioperches post; thence north Sol
degrees west 2Oll perches TO maple; thence
south 5oi degrees east ls0 perchts to post thence
south 5Oi degrees west so perches to a hemlock
thence south 50i degrees cast 2i6 perches to the
place Of beginning; containing I56 acres, II
pcrches and allowance. The other piece thereof
beginning nj homlock on line Of No. 353S, thence
north 40 degrees west 2i6 perches to hcmlosk ,
thence north SO degrees cas-, 50 porchcs to post
thence south 30 degrees cas-, $40 perchcs to white
nine; thence by No. s5SS sonlh 20 degrees west
80 perchcs to the beginnings containing 10 acres
and six perches and allowance scltod, taken "
execution and to be sold as the property Of David
Il. Smith.
Also, all that certain three story frame dwelling
house, 3s by 81 feet, and back building attached
about "a by 10 feet, together with curtiage ap'
purlcnant thesa,a, situate about one-half mile
northeast Of Ccariiold borough, In Lawrence
township Clearfeld county, Ia, on the north side
Of tho public road leading from Clcarded to the
Mount Zion school house. Seized, taken In exc
cuion and 10 bo sold as the property Of A.
Humphrey. r.ra ..I.I"
TERns or sALK.--The price or aum at which
the property shall be struck of must be paid at
the time Of sale. or such other arrangements
made as will bc approved, otherwise the prop
crly will be Immediately put up and sold again
at the expense and risk Of tho person to whom
Il va, struck of, and who. In case OF deficiency,
at such resale, shall make good the same, and
In no instance will the Deed be presented IN
Court for confirmation unless the money n 80
tu ally paid the Sheriff. JUSTIN j. pfs,
SHEaiPr's 0rrion shenn'
| Clesraeld, Pa, Dec. Is, 1871.
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dentistry.
DY y. PORTER SHAW, DDS
u lNrnnrANr rhrrns

-a'n iMpoRrANT TRUTHS,
Having succeeded IN getting a lighter t.,,r ~.
material, hrnco the lor end moderate eb,,.l W W
partial and nill suii Of Teeth. | use ~ ~, ",
manufacture OF teeth and other material ";
operations registered and warranted to gir. -, a'
vice and sii saeucn.
Friend, atei shat by charges iur a, ls,,,.
ton Of unioptl and tbs saving Of tkr ps,r..,
teeth az hsA thotroJt reasonaLlci pennjgir.-i-
Preserve your teeth aud you preserve your Ls,bi
Putting of the natural teeth in healthy n,.
peryatiye aud useful condition IL made speci1lt,
Diseases and malformatipn common to ths noa,i
jaw and associate parts, arc treated and eorr,sl,i
with fair success. Examinations and eon,ul,,'
tions TREE.
II would be well for patients from distans, d.
let mo know by mail a few days before eonirr
10 the Office.
II is very Important that children between d,
ages Of six ADD twelve years should have A,,
teeth examined.
AneNhetics are administered and Teeth n.
moved without pain.
Dispositions end character are Judged ty Al
the world by the expressions Of the face, hens,
how very disastrou. may it therefore be for p,r.
sons to iu1ngo an expression Of distorted isaiar.,
even apart from hygienie view. Nov, to enjoy
natural (not artiicial) comforts and pleaiuftl
respcct and obey natural siiupliciles and instinct.
s. PORTER SHAW, b. DIS.
0leo "a New Masonic Duilding Second street.
Clearisid, Pa. foblif!
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7ne "Byepressibie Conaiei.~

II seems wo are never to have done
with this voxed question Of race II
will down at no mans bidding =
Amendment upon amendment don't
settle it. 1t is an "irrepressibIe con-
Dict" indeed. 1t comes mp in now
shape at Washington. The Inaugural
tion ball is in prospect and arrange
ments are being made for IL and here
is what correspondent writes;
The graycst question under consid.
Grafton Mt the affair of this kind was
tho admission of colored people, and
the shifts resortcd TO to avoid the Is
sue, either by admitting or rJeeting
them, were amusing enough. fhere
will be no room for dispute this time.
The only question to be settled is,will
the colored people accept the silnntlonI
They cannot be ignored, now TINT they
occupy seats in Congress and are re-
cognized in all the affairs of life
Social recognition must OF NECESSITY
follow If they choose to avail them.
selves of IT,. Mrs Elliott, the wife OF
the colorcd member from Soutb Caro-.
lima, was made to feel that cgallery
set apart for members wives was not
capacious enough to hold eolored
member's wife last Winter, and she
did not repeat The experiment. When
questioned by an indignant white
members wife in regard to thd iutru.
sion, the door keeper answered that
his instructions were to admit mem
bers of families, and no exceptions
verc made on account of colot The
noses Of the favored white Fco, IN
spite of political equality, invoihniari
| ~ elevate when coming in social con
tact with this people, and the attempt
If made, TO mingle In such nanner
will present many novel and interest
ing scenes.
And all this with cons ntiona
provision staring them in tie fact
which DEGREES perfect equally ant
forbids all distinc tons on ncciunt o
race and color Tho situatiotais Ger
tainly embarrassing and We sct no cs
cape from 1t other than for thos'
whose theory it is to settle cvfythinl
by constitutional amendment TO i'm
mediately introduce another providing
that there shall be no nasal ehvatioI
voluntary or involuntary-lon &C
oonnt Of rnoe or color at inauguration
balls. a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

"LEr US HAVE PEACE -. Foster
Blodgott, against whom indictments
are pending in Georgia for cmbezzling
the puolie funds, has made applica-
ton for permission and salo conduct
to return TO the State to make expla-
nations Of somo Of his transactions =
The governor has refused the request,
Blodgett is fugitive in South Caro-
lima, and the governor Of that State
refuses TO surrender him on requisi-
li0n from the Governor Of Georgia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

PnILADtLrulA ELECTION FRAups.--
We hope our readers will pcruse the
article in this issue taken from the
Philadelphia Press relating TO the late
election frauds perpe,rated in that
city. If the Democrats had as little
regard for law and solemn oaths as
the Radical leaders in that city, they
would rise up in their might and
drive the scouudrels out OF their Of
fees at tho point Of the bOyonct or
shoot them like dogs What the
Press says is true. 1t Is no Dcmo-
cratic lie, and If things do not soon
change for the better We shall advo-
cate revolution. If thieves and rob
bers are to own and control every
thing, government may as well be
abolished and crime be rendered re-
spectacle For such it appears to be
in Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

TuE ELECTORAL CoLLEdE.-Ah the
lists Of the electoral colleges Of The
several States for President and Vice
President, except three, have b9n
sent to the President OF the Senate ny
mail, though not moro than one-thfd
of the entire lists required by law 10
bc delivered to him by messengfs
have yot been received. Lousiiha
sends lists from two different oledo-
raj colleges. The two houses OF C'n-
gross, in joint convention, will de tr-
mine which list shall be counted, pn
The second Wednesday OF Februoty,
the time Of counting all tho electf'd
vDtps
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

The Harrisburg Telegraph, previous
to the election Of John J. Patterson to
tho United States Senate by the South
Carolina Legislature, and since, has
contained articles highly enlogistic oi
Mr.. Patterson, and plcdging him tho
hearty endorsement Of the Pennsylva-
min Republicans TO this, that stauncb
old Republican. journal, the Chambers
burg Repository, demurs, and raps the
Telegraph somewhat sharply for its
presumption. 1t says Of tho article
alluded to- ec
"It matters lttlo TO rs whether the
incidents in the life of this good and
great man be correctly chronicled or
not,a few more virtues or few lcss
vices than arc his making little differ
cncc in tho summing up, But we re-
volt nj tho last sentence the Telegraph
devotcs to The interests of Mr.. Platter
son. 1t assures the country that the
Republicans of the Keystone State
will heartily endorse his election. The
muster roll of tho Republicans Of the
Keystone State is pretty large, rs was
demonstrated at the late election, and
some Of us would rather reserve the
right to do as we think best about en-.
dorsing tho election Of such man Us
John J. Patterson is widely known to
be, to tho United States Senate. The
State of South Carolina has sinned
grievously against the Union and
gricvouSly has shc been punished, bu'
her shining has not been such ns tc
warrant tho imposition of such sham,
and ignominyras the election Of Mr.
Patterson 10 tho Senate. In tho day.
OF our bittcrest anger We could MOI
have wished to visit upon her sucl
unmiugated disgrace"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

isAnE INronMArIoS.-Many Of our
exchanges contain tho following
"Attornoy- General Williams is said to
have decided, In answer TO commu-
nication from the Postmaster 6 onera',
that Postoillcc officials have no right
TO open or dctaln letters cr other mat
ter transmitted through the Posiofice,
though they may know that they con-
tain obscene matter" What fool or
knave ever said they had
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

A safe, pare, pleasant and health-gtins Tonic
"A strictly vegetable, and Manufactured from
the most pure aud choice matorials-is not spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky but scientific
compound. for tho protection Of the system snd
the crrc Of disease, msit from chemically pure
,piriis entirely free from fusil oil other irri'a
ting properties and will not disagree or Oasnd the
most delicate stomach. A long private expert
euco hAs atles,ed It's
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

Congress adjourned over on Friday
until the 9th OF next January And
'tho government has gone on u visit
TO its father at Covington, Kentucky,
where the post Office duties are dis
charged by clerk from Washington,
while the aforesaid father draws his
$4,000.
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CyAUTION.-Aiip persons are hereby cautioned
I aga in,t purshssins or in any manner med
ding with The following property, now in tho
hands Of Psisi " 'IansberFy, VIA Ono grey mare
two COWS, one log sled and one.horse wagon ~
,hs ssme belong to mo, having been puroi ised BY
me AT sheriff . sale and loft vilh said Peter N.
Lsu,berry on loan end iubjcorto my order,
dceis-sts SAMUEL iANSBERRY.,
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Mr. Greeley carried seven States
instead of six, as generally reported
in tho country newspapers. These
.cven States arc Maryland, Georgia,
Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Ken.
.acky and Missouri. lie also carried
Arkansas, bit the Grant men are en-
deavoring TO cheat him out of the
State,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

tsrrASESDoRsEaEST.--Tho Iliv.
General Howard, forgetting how Bav.
DR.. Newman injured Senator Harlie's
chances for re- election, has printed a
letter vouching for the Christianity,
philanthropy and ability OF Senator
Pomeroy, who is now n candidate hpr
reelection. Tho Western people don't
fancy these pious Washington endorse
ments, which promise neither Indian
contracts, post routes nor river and
harbor improvements.
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GEORGE b. GOODLANDER,

3 No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-In accord
ancc with our usual custom, no paper
will DO issued fromlthis office next
week, VS. wish our patrons a merry
Christmas and a.happy New Year
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

Postmaster Barnes and Deputy
Postmaster Brseey, of Bolton, Misc,
have been arrested, charged with rob-
hing tho mails. They failed to pro.
cure bail in 5000 each, and were
sent to prison.
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE,

The undersigned offers at private sale the fol.
lowing real estate
Lot Of Ground, situate In the village Of
Newburg, Chest township, containing ono aud
half acres, and having q large two-story House
aud good stable erected thereon. This property
issuitAbe lor Hotel br Dweuihga m ID p
ALSO, A Farm, Of 40 acres, adjoining the
town Of Newbsrg. having over Is acres cleared
aud ppder cultivation, with geod log house and
barn and bearing orchard " choice fruit thereon
q vein Of excellent coal nnderlies the tract
ALSO. 100 Acres Of Land. on Wilson Run,
In Chest township, within two and half miles Of
Chest Greek Its we'll timhored with Pine, Oak
and Hemlooi, and anderlsid with coal.
pariiop Wishing any further Information will
call On Mrs. Msrssrc, bmes, at Newburs, or on
WILLIAM TUCKER,
os,ssH ri~rssld, Pa,