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lFor congressman.
For Judge Of the supreme Court.

nOBERT F. LOONEY is n candidate fol
II Congress, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convention. apps
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NEWTON FORD

The season is now pressing, and it would be
wen for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. MilbuTn & Walker, without further
notice. They will give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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LII L. PRIDDY isa candidate for Tax-Col-
III. lector, before the nominating COnven-
L til Innn On 1g-l - -
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My object Is TO close out as soon as possible,
therefore 1T will be advisable TO those in need
OF goods to call early and make their selection
while the stock is yet complete in every de-
partment.
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Your correspondent knew him a strip
ling boy in the postoffice at Nashville,
saw him when his country clashed in
conflict with Mexico, a Captain, the
firstto the front and the last to return,
with honors to which he had fought up.
Co m hsvom =, fb,o late
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D. HUNTER, of Civil District No.2 is
IA. candidate for County ~Tsx-Collector
subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Con
yentfOn- NV
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For Countz T-ax.Conector.

TIA E. DOUGLASS is a candidate for stat
L and County TaxAColleetoT, subject to tb
decision of the Democratic Convention.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-24
yeoson Tor smpporiins GreeIev.

Con. d. ii. Hill, OF North Carolina,
brothor.in law of tho immortal Stone.
wall Jackson, himself n tried and truc
man, who will long bo remembered as
tho soldier who was first to confront
the armies OF tho North and to resist
their invasion of Virginia, on tho
plains of Bethel, gives tho following
reasons for supporting Greeley on
principal lie says:
awe do not take Mr. Greeley from
policy, but from principle. We take
him because he IL with US In all the
essential principles which are involved
in tho Presidential contest. Ilo is
opposed to carpet bagism. llc is op'
posed TO military rulo and the per-
scculion of the Southern people. lie
is opposed to thievish rings which
bankrupt tho masses TO enrich tho
rogues, lie is opposed to cxtrava-
ganco in administering the govern.
mont and high taxes upon the people
lie is opposed to two terms in the
Presidential Office. Tho first term
being employed in bribing tho way
with stolen money for second term
IIe is opposed to squanderng the
public domain upon tho swinders
who bribe tho President and Congress
to pass iniquitous railroad bills lie
is opposed to putting incompetcnts in
to Office, even should they be kin to
the President. lle is opposed to ma
king Poland oftho South, and in IA
vor of winning our people BY tho law
of kindness. In brief, on all the living
issues of the hour, Mr.. Greeley and
the South are in perfect accord. Ili'
platform and his letter embrace all
for which we can now contend. IL il
because of this agreement in principle
that we accept him Ms our leader, ant
not because ofany low views of policy
and expediency.
"The Radical candidate has but tive
ideas in his head. The first is to gel
richer still by gifts from bribe-givcrs
The second is to degrade, humiliatC
and ruin the Southern people. w
oppose him on principle, and We ia
vor the man whose personal honesty
is above suspicion, and whose heart il
big enough to feel for the wrongs anC
outrages committed upon the States
lntely in rebellion" .Stdunton Va
| Spectator.
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destroyed the Roman State, and the
Rubicon was passed, the patriot Cato,
tho "noblest Roman Of thcm all,"
when called to counsel for It's safety,
although tho bitter antagonist OF Pom
pey advised that all power DO given to
him, for, said he, "thc authors Of great
OWLS know best how TO remove them"
These candidates are our candidates;
the standard of tho Democracy, for
veal or for wo, is intrusted TO their
hands, and mono who love its grand
organization, its proud and glorious
record, who desire its success or It's
perpctuity, can refuse to follow, We
must sacrifice our personal prejudiccs
and sentiments and opinions upon tho
altar of tho country's good, and fol
lowing the banner whose folds we love
so well, move onward to victory,
Who can hesitate, when acceptance
of this result assures our triumphant
victory in October, in which contest
none but Democrats OF tho purcst type
ask our vote? Who will raise the
standard of disscnsion, Of discord or
of revolt to cause tho defeat OF the
pure and able mon who head and fill
our State ticket2 Tho man who will
strike at that ticket is none Of us he
is of the enemy, and seeks the election
of Grant. Apply the test-lct divis-
ion, dissension and criticism cease
Arouse the people to enthusiasm for
October. Bring to the polls every
Democratic vote, Counsel with your
allies-trust them; help them. Our
cause is common one. They dare
not they will not hetray you. You
are assured of this, for they must give
you their votes for Buckalew and our
ticket before you are called on to vote
in November.
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NoRTu CARoLINA.-The State elcc-
tion comes off in this old Common.
wealth on the 1st of August, and the
Radicals are trying hard TO get up
somo Ku Klux outrages for the occas
ion. They want government troops
down there to help the "Governmen"
30 carry tho election. The admins
tration is making desperate effort to
carry the State, and Grant is said to
attach a sort Of supersttous impor-
tance to what will be tho first gun in
the campaign. Should the Conserva-
tives do as well as they promise, there
will be wall at Long Branch as sad
as the most melancholy song uttered
by the waves.
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BOARD AND LoDGrNG.--Somc Radi.
cal economists (they are few have
set up growl about hotel bill du.
ring the McClure.Gray contest, last
winter. The Harrisburg Patriot says !;
For the information Of that viganl and rather
sdrly watch dog Of the treasury, the Pottsyillc
Miners Journal, II may be proper to make m OK.
PLANTATION Of George j. Bottoms washington
house) bill in the Mcclure Gray election case.
The total bill Of Mr.. Bolton was 81. .39i 35.
This includes the board of Senator Mumma and
family at the Girard, and Of Mcssrs. White and
Fitch and families ut the 81. Cloud. The bills
were sent In from those hotels and paid by Mr..
Bolton. II is snecessary to be thus explicit in cx.
PLANTATION 10 the austcre economist Of the Miner,
Journal.
We were aware that when Joseph
Ritner was elected Governor, that
Mrs. Ritncr and the whole family
Stained 10 be Governors, but il is some.
.thing now to us to learn that when
Andical Senators are appointed on
committees, that it was essentially
necessary for the State TO board the
families of the Senators aforesaid.
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AssAssINs.-A telegram from Mad
drid, Spain, states that five men on
the 10Th attempted to assassinate the
King and Queen of Spain. Their car.
riage was fred on. The fire was re.
turned and one Of the assassins was
killed and two were captured. The
King and Queen were driving home
from tho palace garden, when the
would.be assassins fred upon them.
Neither of them were hurt, however.
There is immense excitement in the
CITY,
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A CnANcE.-The Erie Observer
says: Hon. WM l.. SooTT offers the
following wager on the result of the
campaign: $500 that Buckalew will
carry Pennsylvania; $500 that Hen.
bricks will carry Indiana; and $500
that Greeley will be chosen President
Although his proposition has been out
for week, no Republican has dared
to accent the bet.
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a FAILURE.-Tho jury in the celc.
bratcd Fisk.Stokes trial, which has
been dragging through the New York
courts for long time, failed to agree
on a verdict, and were discharged by
the Court. The jury stood seven for
murder, two for manslaughter, and
three for acouittal.
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The STATE CANvAss.-From all
parts of Pennsylvania come tho most
promising assurance in regard to the
state canvass. Everywhere honest
Republicans are openly repudiating
the candidates of the infamous Treas
ury ring and boldly announcing their
purpose to support Buckalow and Har.
ilcy. In some districts q decided ma.
jority Of the Republican vote will be
cast against Hartanit and Allen.
This uprising against corruption has
been long in coming, but IL has como
at last in rcsistlcss strength. The
honest men Of tho party are firmly
convinced that they dare not suffer
the election of lIartranft and Allen.
To do so would bo to cndanger tho
best interests Of the State, and TO es-
tablish the power of the ring on a per-
mancnt basis.
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A N ORDINANCE in relation to the clear.
"A ing Of Sidewalks Cf Snow in the Borough
Of New Washington.
SEC. |. Be II enacted and ordained by the
Burgess aud Town Council of the Borough Of
New Washington. and 1t Is hereby enacted and
ordained by authority Of the same, That II Is
hereby made the duty Of the Burgess, whenever
ho shall direct, to cause the sidewalks TO 30
cleared Of snow, within twtnty-four hour, after
the same shall have ceased falling. and upon
failure Of any person or persons to comply with
the aore said provisions, they shah he fined in 3
sum not exceeding iye dollars, to be collected
as debts Of like amount are now recoverable by
law. by order Of the Council.
ArrEsr; A. J. JACKSON, Burgess.
J. P. fEAiH, See'y.
New Washington, July 10, 1872.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Noticc
N is hereby given that letters rsofadministration
On the estate Of J0AD RIDER, deceased, late
Of Co,ing,on township, Clearhcld county, Pa,
having been duly granted to the undersigned. oil
persons indebted to said cs'atc will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will prcscnt them properly authenticated for
settlement without delay.
WIN. X. WRIGLEY,
juno l2.-6t Administrator D.B.N., CTA.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NoTICE.--Noiice

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.--Notice
n Is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate of JANE SMITH, deceased, late
Of Woodward township, clcarfeld County, Pa,
having been duly granted to the undcrsigned, :,
MI persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlemcnt JOSEPH J. DEWALT,
June ", 1s72-6t Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NoTICE.--NvtIce
n ishereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of RonERr II. RAisny, dec'd, late
Of burnside township, clearheld county, Pa,
having been duly granted to tho undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate will please
mako imme dists payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
Authenticated for settlement without delay.
u. H1LTEDRAND,
juno 10, 1sY2.6ts Administrator.
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CONGRESSIONAL CoSrERENcE.-wcd.
nesday, the 3lst inst, has been fixed
as the time, and Ridgeway the place,
of holding the Radical Congressional
Confcree Convention for tho 10Th dis.
trict. The Convention TO assemble
at 20 clock, P. NJ.
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aytw advertisements.
100 LOTS FOR SALEl
IN THE TOWN OF RUMBARGRR, IN BRADY
TOWNSHIP, CLEARFiELD CO., PA.

IN III INV " vi NO iN bhhbA
TOWNSHIP, CLEARflELD CO., PA.
The subscriber has laid Oh ono hundred lots,
which he offers for sale at reasonable rates to- all
those who feel disposed to move In that direction.
III, Town Is bcautimlysituatcd on Sandy Creek,
within eighty rods of the Allegheny Valley Rail
Road, now uhdor completion. II Is also situated
on tho public road leading from Luihersburg to
Brockwayvillc. In this town, liberal inducements
arc offered to mechanics and entcrpfizing business
men, boing In thlckly settled farming oommu-
rily. Those In want Of lots should buy early, as
they are being disposed Of very rapidly.
lIo also offers for sale lot Of ten acres, ad-
Joining the town, with a stream Of water running
through u, sufficient to run machine shop, card
ing mill, dc., and an excellent situation for n
tannory. 49,.
lie also will sell a farm Of one hundred and fifty
acres, adjoining the town, with 6ity acres cleared
and Ia q good state OF cultivation, the remainder
being covered with pine, homloek and oak timber
with heavy vein Of coal underlying great part
Of the tract.
lie will sell his Town House and about one
aero Of land In said town, well situated for Iio-
tel, being large and commodious, and tho ncces.
aary outbuildings and stablng attached.
There Is large steam sawmil and general
numbering establishment now under construction
by John Dubois, adjoining the town, that will Civ,
employment to not less than one hundred hands
There are several springs OF good water In the
town, and those wishing to sink wells eau obtain
water In from ten to fifteen fifteen feet.
The town is In q healthy part OF the county
and Is easy Of access from Luthersburg, Salem
West Liberty, Rcyuoljsyillc, Rockdale and III,
Beech Woods Settlements.
Come and SEQ the place before purchasing else
where, or address the undersigned at Jefferson
Line, Cloardeld county.
JOHN RuMDARGER,
ir9I On pznn.ininr
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A uDIToR,s NoTICE.-In the Orphan

A uDiTOR's NOliCE.-ln the Orphans
n Court Of Cloardold county. In the matter
Of the estate Of George Smeal, Sr., late Of Brad
ford township, deceased.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the court
to make distribution Of the balance in the hands
Of the executor Of said estate, to and among the
persons legally entitled thereto gives notice that
he will meet the parties interested for tho pur-
pose Of his appointment at the office Of j. b..
McRnally, Esq. in Ceardcld, Pa, on THURS
DAY, the 18th July, 1879, at o'clock p. m.
je263t CYRUS GORDON, Auditor.
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NOTiCE.-Thc Odd Fellows Hall Associa-
IN ton Of New Washington will be incorporated
at the September Term, 1872, by the Court Of
Common Pleas, IL no good cause be shown to the
contrary. From the Record.
je26-3t A. @. TATE, Pro,h'y.
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A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.-Notice
"A is shcreby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of Il. b. wETZEL, deceased, late
of BELL township, Clcarhcld county, Pcnn'a.,
having been duly granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted 10 said estate will please make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
dcmands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
II. L. HENDERSON,
I, II. wETZEL,
June 12.6t.s Administrators
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NorICE.-Noti

A DMINIsrRATOR'sN NOTICE. Notice
N is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate of WILLIAM LuMADuE, late Of
Boggs township, Cleardold county, Pa, deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigucd, all
persons indebted to said estate win please make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
A. @. TATE,
jelp.6t Administrator.
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4 UDIrOR's NOTICE.-In the Orphans
N Court Of Cleardeld county. In the matter
Of the estate Of Elizabeth smeal, late Of Bradford
township, deceased
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
court to make distribution Of the balance remain
ing in the hands of the executor Of said estate, to
aud among the parties legally entitled thereto, will
attcud to the duties Of the appointment, at the
Office Of J. u. McEnally, Esq, in Clearhcld, Pa,
on TIL nURsDAY, July 18th, 1871, at o'clock p.
M, when and where parties interested may attend
If they see proper.
je26 81 CYRUS GORDON, Auditor.
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Alisffllanfpus.
Cheap Furniture.
John GUIICU

JOHN GULICH
DVSlRES to inform his old friends ana "a.
~ toners, that having enlarged his shop n
increased his facilities for msnuiacturinR, /,
now prepared to make to order such FurnitunI
may be desired, in good style and at cheap n,
for CASH. He generally has on hand, At
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment Of read
made furniture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BoARDS
wardrobes and Book Cases; Centre, Sofa, pv
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables al
mon. French post, Cottage Jenny Lind aud ~
Bedsteads Sofas Of all kinds, work. .,.,l|
Hxtraeks, stands; Rocking and All
Chairs spring-sest, cane-bottom, parlor, esI
mon and other Chairs; Looking Glasses Of nd
description on hand and new glasses for
frames, which will be put In on very reason.l
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on In
or furnishes to order, corn.husk, Hair and n
ton-top Mattresses.
CoFFINs OF EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended viii
Hearse whenever desired. Also, House Psiut,I
done to order. The subscriber also uauvh
tures, and has constantly on hand, clsuu
Patent Washing Machine the best now IL 4,
Those using this machine never need be u
out clean clothes He also has Flyers P.1
Churn, a superior article. A family using
churn never need be without butter
All the above and many other articles Al,
nisbsd to customers cheap for Casa or e1cha,r.
for approved country produce. Cherry. Nrl
Poplar, Linrood and other Lumber suitAh.
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furnis
ee- Remember the shop is on Market IN
Clesrhold, Pa, and nearly opposite the "Oil
Store" JOHN GULII
November 26, 1852
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A GooD REAsos.-General Milo s.
Hascall, Of Indiana, who was Grant
elector four years ago, has written q
letter announcing his intention Of sup
porting the Liberal candidates. He
says:
"Mr. Greeley l regard much bet.
ter man for this crisis than General
Grant, and he is certainly running on
a much better platform. | oppose
Grant now because he is himself sur.
rounded by corrupt ring consisting
Of Morton, Cameron, Tom Murphy,
and others, who have not an honest
hair in their heads, and who have alb
solutc control of Grant and who are
running tho Government, not for the
public good, but for their own private
gain."
What Gen. IIascall states is known
to every man of ordinary intelligence.
And tie ballot box in November will
speak most emphalically on that point
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Democratic County Ticket,

For Delegate to Constitutional Convention,
WIN. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Of Clearfeid,
Subject to the action Of the District Conference
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A TEST SUIT.-The Sunbury CORES
pondent of the MHioRian says A suit
is now pending in which Joseph Van.
kirk, of Northumberland, is plaintiff,
and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, arc defendants. The case has
been taken to Snyder county. Mr..
yankirl, it appears, in 1867, bought
a ticket from Northumberland to Will
liamsport. His ticket was punched
by tho conductor, and ho got off ut
Milton. Afterwards he got on anoth.
or train with another conductor TO
ride out the ticket. The ticket was
refused because it was punched, and
Mr. VankirlS, refusing to pay his fare
again, was put off the train about
eight miles below Williamsport, and
had to walk to that place in u driving
storm. The suit has been brought for
damages. There arc two sides in
this case. The counsel Of plaintiff are
S. p Wolverton, j. w. Comfy, and
G. W Zicglcr, Esq, and ] b Packer,
and II. r. BeArdsey, for defendants.
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alsw advertisements.

EL1XER OF GOLDEN SEAL
IL Said to be tho best Stomach, Liver, Bladder
and Kidney Medicine ever discovered. Can be
had OF DR.. Boyer Clcarheld, who offers unusual
inducements 10 the trade Purely vegetable and
reliable. Call soon and secure supply, the stock
Is limited. jy2l-it
4 OsT OR sTI,AYED.-Onc light red Cow,
IL hipshot in right hip, three round balls on
loft leg Any information will be thankfully rc.
ccivod by THOMAS PAISLEY,
Oeseola, July 2i.-2ts Moshannon Mines.
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The OFricERs.-The following arc
the names of the officers of the Demo
cratic State Committee

Chairman Samuel J. Randall, Philadelphia.
Trcasurer-Geo. Il. Bericll, Philadelphia.
Secrctaries-frank NJ. Hutchinson, Piitsburg
y. Gray Meek, Bellefonte Albert W. Fletcher
PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR C0NGRESSMEN AT LARGE,
HENDRICK b. WRIGHT, LuIerne county.
RICHARD vAUX, Philadelphia.
JAMES II. HOPKINS, Pittsburgh.
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ELECTORS.
SENATORIAL.

sENAT0RfAL.
RpGAR CowAS, of Westmorcland.
GRoRsE W. SKIssBR, Of Franklin.
REPRESENTATIVES,
SELDES MARVIN, Of Erie.
JoHS S. MILLER, of Huntingdon.
s. GRoss FnY, Of Philadelphia.
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Delegates at Large TO the Constitutions


Jeremiah S. Black, York.
George W. Woodward, LuAerne.
William Bigler, Clsarfeld.
Frank d. GOwan, Philadelphia.
Robert A. Lamberton, Harrisburg.
A. A. Purman, Waynesburg.
James Ellis, pottsville.
George NJ. Dallas, Philadelphia.
John A. Campbell, Philadelphia.
William l.. Corbett, Clarion.
William II. Smith, Allegheny.
William J. Baer, Somerset.
s. C. 7. Dodd, Franklin.
Samuel IL. Reynolds, Lancaster.
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HATS Il CAPS!
BOOTS & S HOE s.!
GENTS FURNISHING GO0DSl

Call at LEVER PLEGAL'S new Store, opposite
Ex. Governor Biglers residence, on Second street,
Clearfeld, Pa, and examine his fine stock OF
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, &C.,
OF which he is constantly receiving large assort
ment Of the very latest and best styles, which he
will dispose Of at astonishiugly los prices.
LADIES, have on hand a large and well
selected stock Of those celebrated handseved
MOROCCO and LASTING CATERS, which l
can safely recommend to be the bsst in the mar
kct Call and examine them.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
GENTLEMEN, my stock Of Furnishing Goods
is complete have all the novelties in scarfs,
Ties, Crayats, Handkerchief, Underwear, Sus-
pcndcrs, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., together
with a complete assortment of White and Cloth
Shirts. l have on hand large and well selected
stock Of Hats and Caps Of the very latest styles
Also, Trunks, Valiscs, Railroad Bags, Umbrellas,
Canes, and many other articles, both useful and
ornamental, which viii be sold at fair rates.
g.ts- The cititcns OF Clcarheld and vicinity are
respectfully invited to call and examine my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
LEVER PLEGAL.
Clcarnsld, Pa, May %, 1872.
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JOHN LAwsHE, of Osceola.

P0R COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN ID. THOMPSON, Of Curwensyille.
(For three years.
GILBERT 8. TOZER, of Chest Township
(For one year,
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
A NJ Es THOM r so N,
OF BEDFORD COUNTY.

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
WILLIAM ARTL E Y,