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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

A TRurnruL MAs.--Please answer--Docs tho
editor Of the Cameron Herald believe Horace Gree.
ley Is a unthful mau PLEASE answer.-- Cams,on
Pres.
Yes sir, whom Horace Greeley tells us Of the
vilanes and corruption Of tho Grabt Administra.
tion, We believe he tells the truth every time. Do
you believe Gen. Grant TO be truthful man p
II so how do you get over the fact that johnson
proved by NIL the cabinet officers that hc was liar
and Carl shurr has now proved II again by Gen.
Plcasonton p Cameron Herald.
There, smoke that. Was that what
you asked for, Post Office Agent3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

ELECTIONS. West Virginia holds
bcr election on the l5th-tomorrow--
California and Vermont on the I'd Of
Sept, Maine on the 3D.; Dacota, Indi
ana, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio and Penn.
sylvania on the sth Of October, South
Carolina on the 10th and oil the other
States on the 9th Of November, the
day Of the Presidential election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Whcr
and where shall this conference meet
The time is at hand when tho nomi
nations should be made, and yet neith
er time nor place has been agreed
upon. Let the Chairmcn Of the county
Committees ia this Senatorial Distric,
at onco settle the matter. We say
meet at TyroneY
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

To SrRENGTuEN IT.-Wm. ID. For
ten, one Of the three names for electol
at large on the Grant ticket is negro
The Radical newspapers say his name
was put on the ticket to strengthen IL
We have no donbt it will. So woulc
any negro, in dog days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

VERY SrupID.-The Radical leaders
seem to be laundering ahead MS though
defeat was not staring them in the
face. They are either ignorant or
blind. Col. Forney secs it. In the
Press of the Sth he says:
"There should be no doubt about the success Of
our State ticket this fall, with the exception Of the
two Objectionable candidates, whose election has
been quite out Of the question since the day Of the
Harrisburg Convention"
The man must be very stupid who
misintcrprets the coming political
storm, which will overwhelm Radical
ism.
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Romorseless Radieos 7yranv.

Mr.. Gcrritt Smith, one of Grants
staunchest supporters, has come 10
the conclusion, afler visit to the AL.
bany pcnitentiary, that o majority OF
those who have been condemned 10
imprisonment in that Institution up
on the charge of acting with the Ku-
Klux in South Carolina are innocent
men. There are sixty-nvc OF them
all told, and there Is abundent ev.
,dence TO prove that they were never
larry tried, ana not legally convicted.
Inc truth Is, as now admitted by in
,e,lgent hepubiicans, that the ku-
hiax trials were the veriest mockery
Of justice mat ever dlsgraced any
country pretending 10 be free. For
political elect hundreds OF men were
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

CnEAp.--The GRANTEES seem highly
pleased that Gen. John A. Dix will
support Grant, just what ho did two
years ago, as we'll as Lincoln, before
him. Dix made good deal of noise
during the war but he never hurt
anybody, and he will no doubt pursue
the same policy still. He is cheap
flag hero.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

CLrSroS's NoMIsEEs.--The Demo.
Gratis Of Clinton county last week nom.
mated the following excellent ticket
Assembly, Col. A. G. Noyes Consti
tutional Convention, Geo. A. Aughen
baugh Sheriff, ]. W.Flcming; Com
missioner, Jacob Getzj Auditor, VIM
II. Clough. Mr.. Aughonbaugh ap
pointed as bis Confcrees Mossrs L. A
Mackcy, W. II. Brown and ---.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

STILL DRIFTISa..-With all the sugar.
coating that Whe bread and butter
brigade" can give their smoking can.
didate, thousand are daily refusing Ia
take the dose. And it augurs well for
the country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

In TRoUBLE--Ex. Governor Curtin's
position on the Presidential question
troubles our Radical brethren amazing.
iy. Well, it may, especially if ho un.
dertakes to "knock hell out Of some.
body, as Cameron threated to do moi
long since.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14
Two-story Plank House

built according to the most modern and improved
style OF architecture, (lately repainted), and FIN
ishod inside and out in the most complete and
workmanke manner. The cellar is eight feet Ia
the clear dressed stone walls, two feet thick, and
cemented heor. Attached to the dwelling is a
buildin,. so feet long, containing Wash Room
Bath Room aud Water Tnnk, Wood House, Sta,
BILE for three horses and Carriage, all under on,
roof and as good as new. Near by is an 10,
House, Corn Cribs, Pig Sty and Hen Coop
stream Of pure cold water flows into the Wash
Room, and is forced from there by stone pump
into the kitchen. Conveniently near the dwe ine
ia handsome and unique Office, l6xls feet, fn,
ishcd and painted in complete style.
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Worth Car0ltssss.

II appears that tho government
troops, negroes, carpet baggers and
scalawags, have counted in tho Rad
ical candidate for Governor. Cald.
well has made himself Governor,
just as Louis Napoleon, used TO elect
himself President and Emperor over
the French, by stuffing tho ballot
boxes two or three days after the cleo
ton.
That the Democrats carried the
State by from 10000 TO $4,000 majori-
ty, every white man in the State bc.
lieves. Yet, their candidate for Gov
ernor is counted out. The election
was conducted on the Philadelphia.
Gray-McCluro plan, although the Dem.
ocrats have carried oil the other State
offices and the Legislature by large
majority.
The Raleigh correspondent Of the
New York Herald, who was at the
State Capital, ever since the day be.
fore the election, in referring 10 the
frauds perpetrated says:
an Halifax county, in the east, tho census Of
voting population, a. shown by the official returns,
was 10 isio, Ass. The vote in that county the
same year was 1911, or ie2 In excess Of the vot.
isg population. This year the fraud there Is still
greater, the whole vote polled being 5,307, in
crease Of 72o votes over the vote Of 1870 and Of
$50 votes at the election just held over the voting
population. In one precinct in Brunswick eighty
more votes were cast than were registered. In
| Harnctt township, New Hanover, one or two COM
| panics, with arms, marched to the polls. In the
First ward at Wilmington, and other precincts Of
that county, men registered after Sunday and on
the day of election. Having Radical County Com.
missioncrs the votes Of these precincts were, of
course, not thrown out. There 10 no doubt Of
frauds in Columbus and Bladen. They are be-
lievcd to be general throughout the Third Con.
gressional district, and, in fact, throughout the
State.
Such is the outrageous conduct of
creatures who are acting under oath,
and arc supported and applaudej by
men who claim to be Christians(D and
running over with patriotism. If the
Devil has any livclier agents on this
continent, than those North Carolin.
ians, It would bo well for oil persons
possessed with the desire of fair deal
ing to keep everything they own un.
der lock and key when ono of them
passes around.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14
The Disf'lslschjScsi.

Tho Confederate leader, Gen. Joe
johnson, has written letter TO Col.
Ashley, Of Missouri, in which among
other things he denies that he Is for
Grant, as announced by the Radical
Cincinnati Commercial, Gen. John.
ston, with Gen. Bragg, Gen. Long.
street, Gen. Hill, Gen. Dick Taylor
and all the other first class confed.
crates arc in favor of tho Liberal
movement, whilo but few of the
secondhand third ratio generals are for
Grant. And they are promised plum.
der upon the same plan it was offered
TO Gen, Schurz and hundreds Of 9TH
ers. Gen. Johnston says:
0'fAssure all our old comrades that
you communicate with, that the story
OF tho Cincinnati Commercial is false.
/ have had no consultation with w, S.
Robinson of Charlottesville on any
subject; have never said anything fa.
voring Grants reelection. On the
contrary, being q thorough Democrat,
| would have preferred Democratic
candidate, but as Horace Greeley is
nominated by our party, | sincerely
hope every Democrat and Liberal Re.
publican will vote for him. Being
disfranchised take no public part in
politics, but to my friends l do not
hesitate TO express my feelings and
opinions on political subjects. ! think
the overthrow Of the present admins
tration necessary TO any hope Of con.
stitutional government, and feel that
the continuance OF the Democratic
party is necessary. Tell my war as-
sociates for me that they are the peo-
ple love of all others in the world
next to my wife," eai sa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

SnELvEp.-The notorious John A
Bingham, is laid on the shelf at last.
The Radical Convention for tho six
tecnth Ohio District, after hard fight,
defeated the murderer Of Mrs. Surratt
for the denomination. His successful
competitor was Daniorth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

Too MUcH.-Sadic Paulhamus, Of
Wiliiamsport walked to the river bank
on Thursday last jumpedin and drown.
ed herself, because her lover, "Ed.
die" refused to marry her. She left a
long letter behind TO mourn her de.
mise. Sadie lacked spunk.
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100 LOTS FOR SALEl

lVN NSulfi Nihhhr AHhp W. -"'
Tho Subscriber has laid Of ono hundred Z,
which be offers for sale at reasonable rates V i
those who feel disposed to move in that diresa
The Town is beautifully situated on Sandy VI
within eighty rods Of the Allegheny Valley u
Road, now under completion. II Is also SUI
on the public road leading from LuihersouF
Broekwayyillc. In this town, liberal induetaa i
are oGcrod to mechanics and cnteprains euss
men, being in thickly settled farming ceal
nifty. Those in want Of lots should buy ehN1
they are being disposed Of very rapidly
lie also offers for sale lot Of ten aeIts'
joining the town, with stream Of water rap.1
through Il, sufficient TO run q machine shop'
ing mill, &c., and an excellent sltuatoa
tannery. ,,a|
lie also will sell q farm Of one hundred any,
acres, adjoining the town, with hity acres us
and in good state Of cultivation, the rslns
being covered with pine, hemlook and OAK "
with heavy vein OF coal underlsnsa s"''
Of the tract. -
lie will sell his Town llousc aud suO.
acre Of land in said town, well situated i% ~. ~
tel, being large aud commodious, ana Wv
sary outbuildings and stabling attached a
There ia large steam sawmiil ehe
lumhoring establishment now under eonsuwg
by John Dubois, djoining the town, thN W a,'l
employment 70 not less than one hundr'a
There are several springs Of good wa" ~
town, and those wishing to sink wells cav
water In from ton to fifteen fifteen iec~ -
The town is In a healthy part o. 'n' s,aI
and Is easy Of ncccss from latheIseaik u
wost Liberty, Rcynoldsville, Rockda"
Beech Woods Settlements. A.,s|
Conc and soc the place before pg'ol' isiae|
whore, or address the undersigned " ~
Line, Clvarhcld county. .n,pnFs
,.o,o 'V"N Propddh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

STRANGE CoMPANY.-That eminent
christian and Sunday School organic
or, Ex.Gov. Pollock, has taken the
stumpfor tho Cameron corruption ring
He evidently wants Evans to divide
with him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

ASoruER.--Hon. Galuska A. Grow,
for IL years Congressman from tho
Bradford District, and Speaker four
years Of that period, has declared for
Greeley aud Buckalow.
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PRoposED ea
AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution of Pennsylvania.
JOINT RESOLUTION

q JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution Of
.l Ia pernsylvauia.
De Il re,oirsd BY he Senate and House Of Repre-
senta,ires efhs Commonwealth Of Pennsyirania in
General As.enbiy met, That The following amend
mcnt Of the Constitution Of this Commonwealth b
be proposed TO the people for their adoption or
rejection. pursuant to the provisions Of the tenth
article thereof, TO wit;
AAENDM MENT.
Strike out the sixth section Of the sixth article
Of the Constitution, and insert In lien thereof the
following; "A State Treasurer shall be chosen by
the qualified electors OF the State, nj such times
and Tor such term Of service as shall be prescribed
by law" WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker Of the House of Repr srniAtiycs.
JAMES 5. RCTAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
ArrRovEn-The twenty. second day Of March,
Ammo nomin one thousand eight hundred and
scventy-tvo. JNO. W. GEARl.
Prepared aud certified for publication pursuant
to the Tenth Article Of the Constitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary Of the Common wealth
0fhce Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Harrisburg, June goth 1879. 3m
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CAU11ON.- AN persons are hereby NM S, 2
~ against purchasing or in way m,u. cu.. y
2 black Maros, sorrel Horse, = v'r'' n
Young Cattle, 10 Sheep, 5 Hogs, ! flu"iivs
row, two-horse Wagon? sotis Hern,,, XIV
mill, sled, and all the Household 'au 'wauaeItsy
Furniture. now In possession Of Mary W. ,e M
In Boggs township, as the same ee''ns
are subject TO my order. 400, marfF
jysl.St' = H. "VVAN's's
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A TENANT HOUSE

on the farm, lsx2i feet, two stories high, with a
small al" attached, and a small stable belonging
thereto. The House Ia plas,ered and painted and
presents neat and comfortable sppearace, hav-
ing 2l foot we'll, with a stone pump and plenty
Of water ut the door. Also small orchard, be-
longing to the Tenant House. with twenty or
more choice fruit trees. There are no less than
thirteen Springs Of good water on the farm.
Adjoining this place is tract Of land containing 4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

Our, Too.--That eminent jurist and
intellectual democratic giant, Jeremiah
s. Black, has published letter de.
claring himself for Greeley. 1t shall
appear next week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

A cnASor.--somebody has been
writing for tho Elk Adyocatc for sew.
eral weeks bspk, much to the delight
Of the readers Of that "loil" organ,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

Bowen, the late Post Master and
Mayor of Washington, terms "the
government" black leg, or words to
that effect. See first page.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

The New York Herald says Judge
Blacks letter is "a stinging indictment
of Grants administration, before the
Court of popular Indictment"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

This beautifully located farm and desirable
home Is situated In the mosi fertile and best wa
tered portion Of Union township, clearheld coun-
ty, Pa, with good roads leading to and from II
In all directions. II Is two and half miles from
the lourishing village Of Roekton. and only four
miles from the destined city of"Rumbarger," on
the line Of "Bennett's Branch extension Of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad" !" which will be com
pletcd and running trains In less than eighteen
months. The Farm contains
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Misfellantous.
Cheap Furniture.
JOHN GITLIcu

vOiN bOLlOn
nVslRES to inform his old friends and en-.
~ toners, that having enlarged his shop a.,
increased his facilities for manufacturing a. \.
now prepared to make to order such Furnitu,s -
may be desired, in good style and at eheap rs,..
for CASH. He generally has on hand. AZ n,
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment Of read,
made furniture, among which are
BUREAUS AND sIDE-BoARDs
wardrobes and Book cases; Centre, Sofa, p,,,,
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables, Co.
mon, french-post, Cottage, Jenny Lind and oth,,
Bedsteads Sofas Of all KINDS, Work .stsps,
Hat-raoks, Wssh-stands; Rocking and Ar.
Chairs; spring-seat, cane-bottom, parlor, CON.
mon and other Chairs; Looking Glasses Of ever,
description on hand; and new glasses for IA
frames, which will be put in on very reasop,H.
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on ha,i
or furnishes to order, Corn-husk, Hair ana Cd.
ton-top Mattresses.
CoFFISs OF EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended with
Hearse whenever desired. Also, House paipti,,
done 10 order, The subscriber also mapusss
lures, and has constantly on hand, Clement.
Patent Washing Machine, the best now IN %,
Those using this machine never need be viii.
out clean clothes He also has Flyers pss,,
churn, a superior article. family using ti,
Churn never need be without butter
All the above and many other articles are AZ.
nished to customers cheap for cAsH or exclaimed
for approved country produce. Cherry, Mar.
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable "a,
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furnitu-,
Ee- Remember the shop is on Marts stree.
clearfeld, Pa, and nearly opposite the "0ldIs.
Store" JOHN GULICH
November 20, 1862
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Gallon has the hoor,' is a very in
tercsting legislative document, which
will be found on our first page.
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aytw Adrtrtistmfnts.

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Noticc
"A IL hereby given that letters of administration
Of Brady township, Clcarho,d county, Penu'a.,
having been duly granted 10 the undersigned, ali
persons indebted to said estate will pleas, make
immediate payment, aud those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay. H''lN
|I If JAMES @. BARRETT,
LEWIS zElGLER,
aug. i-bts Administrator
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ALSO, A FARM BARN

with 4 cellar under the entire building, enclosed
by stone wall two feet thick. This building,
22x50 feet is furnished in that style Of neatness
aud durability characteristic Of the owner. There
Is also
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the cutting OF or consumption Of which will af-
ford ready market for all produce raised on the
farm.
Money has been lavishly expended 10 beautify-
ing the "Grass Plat around the dwelling. The
"Lawn" 10 tastefuy and ariistically adorned with
ornamental trees, evergreen shrubbefy and the
choicest flowers. The dwelling is protected from
the rays Of the sun by row Of shade trees, whose
INTERVENING branches cast cool and rcfr,shing
shade all around Il, making II pleasant and in
vitiug retreat, such as one rarely finds even In
the environs Of city. A correct representation
or view Of the residence can be seen on the north
west corner Of the map Of Clearield county.
There Is always person on the farm, who will
show any one over the premises who desires to
purchase. and give thom any information in re-
gard to the farm they may desire.
For terms and conditions Of sale address
T.. O. BLANCHARD, or
A. W. WALTERS,
AuRllU Cear6eld. Pa.
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EAUTION.-Allpcr persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or In any way meddng
with one cook stove, one bed and bedding and ono
set Of chairs, now in the possession Of d. W,
Horn, as the same was purchased by me at Con-
stables sale, and is left with said Horn subject TO
my order. ELIZABETH CURRY.
Chest township, Aug. u, ls72.Srs
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II
Il Public Examinations Of Teachers for tho
present school year will be held for the respective
districts as follows;
olearded and Lawrence, Saturday August
"a, at Clearfeld.
curwensyille and Pike, Monday, August 20, at
Curwensville.
Lumber City. Ferguson. and Penn, Tuesday,
August ~, at Lumber City.
Bell Wednesday, August 2s, at Bower.
New Washington and Chest, Thursday, August
2s, at New Washington. il
Burnside, Friday, August 30, at Burnside.
osceola and Decatur, Monday, September ?, at
0sceoia.
woodward and Houtrdalc, Tuesday, September
3, at Houtrdale. H A
Gulich, Wednesday, Septembr 4, at Janesville.
Beccaria, Thursday, September 5, at Glen Hope.
Jordan, Friday, September 9, at Ansonville,
Knox. Saturday, September I, at New Millport.
Examinations 10 commence at . O'Clock a. IN.
Directors are requested to be present, that they
may select their teachers on the day Of exam ina
tion. ia. GREGORY. Co. Supt
Clearheld August T., lss2.-3t
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A ORDINANCE be Il ordained by tho
~ burgess and Town Council Of tho borough
OF Clcarheld, and II is hereby ordained by the
authority Of the same, That from and af,cr tho
hrst day Of August, A. D. 1872, the Parks OF
public grounds shall ho under the exclusive con-
troll Of tho Burgess and Town Council. That tho
Burgess shall annually appoin, some citizen Of
tho borough 10 take charge Of the same, who
shall guard, protect and renew tho trees rs the
umstances may require. a. l.. REND,
Arrksf A, W. Lrf, Clerk. Burgess.
Cleardeld, July 20, ls72, jysl
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Democratic County Ticket.

For Delegate to Constitutional Convention,
VIM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Of ClearfieId,
Subject to the action Of the District Conference.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE /

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Clearheld county, the undersigned trus-
tee, &c. In the matter Of the sale of the real cs-
tate Of Robert MoFaddcn, late Of Chest township,
said county, deceased, will sell at public sale, at
the store house Of William Hunter, in the village
Of Ncwburg, said township, on WEDNESDAY,,
SEPTEMBER ith, 1872, at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following described real estate, late Of said de-
ceased, yiI; All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate in said township, adjoining lands Of l.. j,
Hurd and others, and containing acres and
IS 40 pcrches, more OF less, Tho property Is
cleared and under good state Of cultivation.
TnRss OF SALr.--Dne- half tho purchase money
cash on confirmation OF sale, and the balance In
one year the latter payment with interest, to be
secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
EMANUEL n1LTEBRAND,
lysl Trustee.
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D. ]. CROWELL,

Manufacturer Of tho n. II. Ball Boiling Machine
4"N and the
sIDE-cuT snrNaLE MACHINE,
10 eat from IS " 20 inches, and licensed under
Everats patent Jointsrs, Drag-s Machines
and oenerAl Mil Work, sinncmahonlng, Gamer
90 county, Pa. N4ri Nl.l
Repairing Of Mschipcs sud general Custom
Work dops 10 order, sugl1ys
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GAUTlON.-Aii persons arc hereby cautioned
~ asainst purchasing or In any way mcddling
with Day Horses, one two. horse Wagon and one
sct Of double Harness, now In possession Of Ben.
jamin Drbeck, as the same are owned by me and
have bcen len In his care subject to my order
augtt Sc VIM, l.. DEBECK,
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carefully selected and bearing the choicest fruit,
planted eight years ago, with a fair promise u
yielding at least forty bushels this season Also,
a smsll ORCHARD OF PLUM, PEAR AND
PEACH TREES.
A young aud thrifty GRApERY is set out, in
neat and tasty style. The fences are all in the
bes, condition, being what Is known as ''stake
and bun" fence, built Of chestnut rails 10 feet
long, Eve rails high. The dwelling isa t.