t Kim7t.lt,
tfrtlianl and I niwhrr lleolsr, esrr.lt
1 1 I fi.l set t.
Is. f, KM.
litem, I Isttflild.
r. w. nvuni;rr,
Mil HINT, 1'M'IM IV Mi tf'VfR
I. Mill!. AMI .111 1' K III 1IIHtn.nl. f.Al II A lit A II M N Al I.. ,
S.AI I:, Lutl.ersl i.t4. I lrrlll.l I n, I t.
I tilnrl. I half Making.
A Ml 111111: I'UMMfli
OIIN II Mi II ,U Wil l, UK V Mll havlrg
.1
entered into t i ' Hi ' 1' n in tli ahov bust-
M, will I. prepared .1 nil times lo a'tct.d In any
iinsta In Hi above lin .in short ntilir and In
. .ii.tr iiiamirr. lliir mil ,nn krrp rnnmmillf
i kimd t tlirir ilmi' i.n ,Mtki-l (., nttrlr n'.o.
' l th .lew M,,ri. a lnrr ourliiiriit nf Malii.g.i.
m l Cui.e Uiitt'iin I'I.aim, u.I (hint r vl
try nVx'riptlim ttlii''h 'her will b fnunil
ly lo difp r "f on rHnunubl triiu lb
mi oilK-Iri can b liu.l fltcwbrr In th county.
irti k if I'abiurl r nw cn baud, con.
uti iu nrt of
l)rn.iiiB nml ''omnion Iliirii. Softi, inf
I VhkIi Htmi'K ItvnU ml Duok l.'miii, Krnrb
IFiclil I'uil lli iNtmnln, Dining, HrrakUnt, Caa.
Canl an.) l'ir Tul.lr, Ac.
OKKINS luunulacturctl unJ Jiir(iii t aov
i dvireil.
May i , li4
DR. It. V. WILSON,
nAVI.VO rcmovrd bil nSii-o to tk nw dwel
ling on rcnnd rlreet, will promptly aoiwvr
i irufaainnal nulla a heretofore.
JOHN TROUTMAN
i;'TILL continues the btminosa of Chnlr Making,
t ) anil lluuiio, 8iK auil Ornninontdl PaintinK, at
a ihnp lurmorly ocoupieil by Xroutinan A Kowe,
t th oiKt end of .Miirkut itrvet, a abort diatanc
'lit of Liti'i Foundry. Juue 13, 1855.
DI1. M. UDODS, having rbanged hia loca
lion from Curwenavilla to Clearfield, re,
ctfully offrti hia professional aervicei to tb
'.ir.ena of the latter pluce and vicinity.
Ketidonce ou fiocoud atreet, oppoait ti at ef
J. Crana, Esq. my : 3156.
WM. P. CHAMBERS.
APRIES on ChalnnaHn;, Wbeelwri)ht, and
) houn and Pign pninti ng nt Curwenarille,
; lnr9eld ro. All orderi drnmptlv attended to
Jan. 6, 1853.
DM. W. M. CAMPIJf.I.L having located ai
Kylertown, tender hia professional aervico.
the citizens of Morris and the adjoining town
oipa. If will always be found at the residence
. Linos, hyler, when not professionally tiiagd
"May 21, 1850.
ELLIS IRWIN ii SONS.
VT th mouth of Lick Kun, five miles from
Clearfield, MERCHANTS, and xtcaive
i inufaeturors of Lumber,
July 23, 1852.
TO LUMBERMEN AND OTHERS.
rllE undcrsighed would respectfull inform th
oilir.ens of Clearfield and the adjoining co's.
''uith baa just stored in I'hilipsburg, a very
rge quantity of grain, including
2 ye, Oats, Wheat and Flour. Buckwheat
Corn and Barley.
liich he will pell in large or small lota on th
:ost reasonable terms and at the lowest prices,
i h attention of those needing anything in this
''tie la culled to the flock, believing it would be
i their advantage to give biw a call. Com
. ong then aud be supplied hy
G. W. KEri.ER.
riiilipsburg, March 3, 1857.-tf.
D. O. CROUCH,
T)nTSICIAN Otttc in Curw.nsvill.
- Sy
CAUTION.
I LL personsjnre hereby cantioned against
iL """Idling with a certain note. given by the
tnd rsigned to Bartbolontew Hndden, dated Sep.
.'.it 1858, for $125, as said not has been paid.
THOMAS MAIIAFFEY.
New laslungton,Muri.h 10. 1S5S.
CAUTIOX.
TT wife Mnryetto. having left my W and
?J. board without any just cause or provocation
I therefore forbid any peraon harboring or trnst
..ig her on my account. . MEIUIIFIELD.
March 10.
HENRY W. OVERMAN.
Vo. 14 (OW.Vo.G) South Third Street, below
Market, PHILADELPHIA.
LEATHER DEALER.
Calfskins, Moroccos, Linings, Bindings,
RED 4 OAK SOLE LEATHER, ic.
N, B. Roujk Leather bough t or taken in cx
hang Match 3, 1857 y.
Tract of Land at Private Sale.
'fllliJ underMgned will sell on easy term a
L tract of In ml, containing about sixty-two
.urea, with nboU 25 acres cleared lying on the
et Ilratcli, near tbe buruugh of Clearfield,
villi a good two story dwelling house, log barn,
'ind other buildings. An orchard of young trees
recently planted, and a large scope of good mea
Jtw land render it a valuable and drsitohle pro
II. I5UCUER SYYOOPE.
April 22, 1857.
A. B SHAW,
RETAILER of Foreign and Domestic Merch
andise, Shawsvill, Clearfield ceunty, Pa.
bbawaville, August 15, 1855.
LUMBERMEN
Send for a descriptive Circular of
COLEMAN'S FARM MILL-
The most simple, durable and effective Mill for
grinding all kinds of grain into fin or coarse
tueal aa desire i Price, $50.
Address, WM. L. ROYER 4 BROTHER,
Manufacturer of Agricultural Implements,
No. 1140, Market St., Philadelphia.
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
Poit Matter, Merchant, and extensive dea
ler is sqiiure timber, baardi shing4s, Ac,
trabamton, Bradford township.
. Jan. 23, 1858.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
rllE undersigned an Auditor appointed by
the Orphans' Cnnrt of Clearfield eaunty at
.Vovtmber Seiiion, 1857, to audit the Adminii
'ration account of Isaac. Bloom, admiuistrator of
he estate John R. Bloom, dee'd. herenv give
lotic that he will discharge the dltiet of bia ap
ointment on Thursday the 25th of March, 1858,
t 2 o'clock, p. m. of said day, at th office of
t.arrimer A Test in the borough of Clearfield,
vhen and where all persons interested may at
tend. J. II. LARRIMER, Auditor.
Feb. 24, 1S5S.
N. B. All person! intereatrd in the
-ove audit, will take notice that it i eon
:inucd until Thursday the 13th of May
:iext nt the came place ana hour, nr the
uditor. J. II. LARRIMER.
March 25th, 1S5S.
N ATIONAL i:XtllN(.i: HIM 11..
Tbe subscriber hiring taken tb abov well
.uuwn stand, formerly kept by M m. A. Mason,
n Curwensville, Pa., is ready to accommodate all
ho may favor him witn their patrnnag. Hit
i.ibl will alway b supplied wilh Ih best tb
aark.t anuras, an his liar with tbe ehoieett
iqnorl. Hi (table will he nader :h car of at-
"It
entiv bottler. DAVID SJilTU
Carwentville, April IL 115a.
mm i.f iiiiiiniini. mi iu nun ri
A l, I'al la "I I'll"' If i t
,l.lil In Id Win rt.H'l. II l'f"tl IB- I
H ..1,14 In mill nl.ua Will make pevteetil imtnedl
ntflf. and (h" Imili'l rlalina Hgiii'l th" l"n.
III r.rM hm Hu't 'ithi Ml' "'l f 't t1l
m.ni. f.Al It A III A It M N Al I.. ,
Nov. IM'lT. M.
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION. I
It'
ll'tM U II IH, HHi NHINTI.. ami Mlir
Disease ttf lli I'lietl l' l Throat. MW'
lull? treated f th
Inhalation uf .Medicated
i aport and powders, ly h...r.l(..n in. I ct.nslitu.
' timial treatment. a practised at Ilia Mujvesaut
Medical ii.tiiut. w l..rk ''".v.
Th. Po.ri.t;i. h. . . m. wl.1,1, l.n. M.
irniiru iiiip iih-i ' " ' ...r. - - - ,
. ..... - . r . n
l.unc I nr.mi n. innnc,i ,.. iu ur,.. .......
our umm rmirPf, inn man ..u..i.r. in.. ..-
umnaof ih lnvaa. In rliT l. Itrir.ar it loth
i. . r L ... u I.. I.. I h. 1
n.,w,r..K..M u . "., . r . ill.. lr
..rcil IFIM.rri. ... mil .. n .! .."..i-. i
brightir dnjr ha al lcn;lh arrlvfil fur lb Inn
1 PUini'lU f : lh clin-trlnnn of Ih Ini'iiruliililjr ur,
ennuinplinn hnvlnu l IrnRth inril wny. W
i !' iinliihiliiM T.Mfi. in mir prnromlnn tiut
Cti 'i"tu 11 am. its mtaii a lir i Turn, in
tli fnl I'.r lul rrculiT linrlili.in ; in Ih kooihI,
by th trsnsliirniaii'ins of th flicri'til intnchnl.
ky ami calcarcour coucrntinns ; in the third, by
ri.'airices or scars. 'I'hs we.lilrd to th opin
ions of llie pact may after!, that even imw' eon
r ii in I . t ion is incurnhlp ; such ar behind tha age.
To ill this great Iriith must b apparent, ii:
that th nicdieinpt iiibulcil in the form or Vapor
r.r powder directly Into th lungs, must he much
more elftctife than that taken into the Stoinnch,
where the disease does duos not xit. The ml
raniag of Inhalation in Consumption A Throat
Iliseasea is, thut mailicine in the form of Vnpni
is applied direetly to th limgn, wher the diseiiM
exists; the stomach is thus let! fret to aid in ie.
storing ties 1th, by administering to it healthy and
life-giving food. There is no eene so Aieewfa,
nhtitniinH trill not curt. The means, too, an
brought within the reach of ull, the manner o,
administering the vapors being so simple that tin
invalid is never required to leuvo home, where
the hand of acection tends so inucb to aid
t,e
I
physician 's ellorts
The Inhalation, method la .ootJ,!,,,,, ,nt nH
ren-rj,, and consists in the administration of ined-'
icine in such a manner, that they are conveyed ,
into the Lungs in the form of Vnpor, and produce
their action at lite seat ol disease. Its practical
sense is destined to revolutionise the opinions of
th medical world and eiiublith (he entire cunibii
ify of ( uiHuntjitiuH.
I earnestly appeal to Iho coiiiinnn sense of all
afii cted with Lung diseases, to embrace at once
the advantage ot lobulation, and no longer apply
medicine to tb unoiTunding stomach. I claim
for Inhalation a place among the priuelera gills
that i attire and ail hath given us, that "our day
may he long in the land," and us rAe on'y uri
ta fety for the L'onwmjitire ; a method tit only
rutiunat, but n'mple ami ffjicarioii.
Such of the profession that have adopted Inha
lation have found it ejjtennioHr in the aigieaf tie
rjrr,arre9tiitg the yroyremf the Uiteuie untl iror
kintf trnndere mmiy dcfternte enses, in verity,
a signal triumph of uur art over this fell destroy
er f our species.
'Note l'hystcinns wishing to make themselves
acquainted with the practice, are informed that.
our time being valuable, we can only reply, as to
ingreutants used, to such ietters that contatu a
fee.
The fee in all eases of Pulmonary Affection
ill be $10 on receipt of which the necessary iu-
ftrument and medicines will be furwarded. Ap
plicants will state age, sex, married or single,
how long affected, if any hereditary disease ex
ists iu the family, nnd symptoms generally. Let
the name town and State be plniuly written.
l'osuige for return answer uiur t b enclosed. Let
ters when registered at our risk.
All letters must be addressed to
WALLAC? MEKTOIN. M. P
S. M. Institute, New York.
Nov. 11, 1857-8 m.
The New York Steam Saw Mill, and
MACHINE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $250,000.
This company has been organized with tksabovt
capital fur tb purpose of aupplymg th de
mand fur the ,
COMBINATION
rOLTARLE STEAM SAW-M1LL.
And other Improved Machinery.
They have purchased the entire machinery
business heretofore carried on by J. M. Kiner
soti A Co., also the Montgomery works at' Yonk
ers, on the Hudson, enar this eily, and with the
experience and focilities combined in its orguni
lation are preparud to furnish machinery of all
kinds at tour liberal rates, than bus ever been
offered at any other establishment.
THE COMBINATION SAW-.MI.L was pat
ented October, 1856, and is now generally ac
knowledged to bo the cheapest, most practical,
and efficient lumber manufacturing machine in
th world. A large unniber of them are in sue
eca ful operation in different parts of th e coun
try, Canada, Cuba and South America, a lid wher
ever their merits have been tested they arc being
adopted by lumber manufacturers in preference
to ail other mills. I
The following letter expresses th general
opinion of those who are using the Combination
mill.
Messrs. Exr.rao 4 Co. Gentlemen; I hove
tried the isw-mill purchased of you, and will any
that it performs well, and more than meets my
I expectations. I am well pleased with its perfor
mance. I set it up on a email atreamh t int af
forded constant wuter abou. aa thick as my little
finger, which was much more than sufficient to
snpply the hoiles. We are able to cut 3,000 feet
of lumber in 12 hours, with something leas than
one cord of wood. It is thi very thing we have
so much needed in our coedty for a long time.
With a little trouble and expense we are able to
move it ten mile per day, . nd set it up in the
heart of the limber, which saves the great bur
den of hauling the logs a long ilntunce to the
mill. Yours, rvspet-tfullv,
JESSU KERR, Jr.,
Louisville. Tennessee,
The Company lav pur hnsed LUND'S P .IT
EM FEED ARRAN JEMK.NT, which is illus
trated and described in the Scientific American,
for October 24. This adds greatly to tb j effi
ciency of the mill.
Tbe Combination Mill with oil the recent im
provements, and steam power ol l 'i horses, is '
pahle of suwing from 3.IMMI to 4,000, ''-el in twelve
hour, and it sold for $1,650.
mi. v i. . t o . it-it
" votumr otts-jiitt,
la manufactured only by thin Company. It is of
superior construction, and aold for 25 per centum t
less than other mills of no greater capacity. A
mill with 38 to it-inch aw onn be eold for $150
to $500, and with a 20 borte engine and poiler it
told for for $2,200.
S earn Enginet and floiler f Engin't of from
1 to 100 horse power; Loenmntire, Fine, T bnler
and CyiiaoVr lioilert furnished at greatly redu
ced pricet from former quotation.
Drawings wilh plana and specification fur
bnildiugi and machinery, furnished gratis to our
enstomera.
Competent mechauica are rent out to put ap
and ret in oporation our machinery, whon requi
red. W alto manufacture Shinglt Mnrhinrt, Pin
ning JncAinet, Sitanr-Uille, and Machinery in
general.
Special attention paid to getting up Shafting,
and Pnlliee for manufactories, and all kinda of
Hill Wright work,
Tbit Company ar telling in great numbers a
Patent Conical Burr Stone Mill, for flour, corn
meal, and all kinds of feed, which it pronounced
hy experienced miller, both in thit country and
in Europe, tht beet mill ever emutneted. It will
grind mor grgin in th tame time, and with
half the power, of any mill of the tame price in
the market.
We also furniah other stylet of Grist Mills, when
required.
J. M. EVERSON A CO., Agents.
No. S71 Broadway, N. T.
Jan 11. 1857.
ROBERT McNAUL,
suiaar, at the eld ttaad la Carwentville..
DkU,IUI
1
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rClNAM I MOMtMLT.
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IllUt I Nil mil'il inl.t, fidrr. 1 II K llUKXt
1. 1 II R A l( V OHI II, Ag. ntl gdilng rich.
I d nnlnn nf l'mi ron' M'tgatln and 1'ninam'i
Monllilr liaa alvcn In III rnnmlldatsd W'wk
)f 1irnrT Rt)(1 (rn .
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rl. th, jirM ,,, 10 ln ,, ,d
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anil Ih tiuiubfM alrra.lv l""ii' l of lb r.inti.lldn-
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ml lliit lisnol v nml rilii'iii'M nl tli l r plrlurinl
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Dy iiuiBAtiii vcr lirlnr IpkiioiI
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in', I In rnmiui'iu' th n.'W rnluitia in .Iriiiia-
ry with ailil ilinnnl nfrni'tinnn. ami ti nfTrr runh
ii.'liirf moil I s to 1. 1. r i t. r auriinnnl fuil In plar
il, in cirnilntinii, at Ih lira. I nf Aincricnn Mhiia-
line. Willi ihir viw llicr nuw nminuimo tb
following splendid programme. ' They have pur
chased thut superb and costly sleel-plat ldlgra
viiig, "THE LAST SUPPER,"
and will present a copy of it to every three dol
lar subscriber for the year 1S53. It was engra
ved at a cost of over $rt,0nn, hy lh lute celebra
ted A. I. l'ick, from the original of Ilapliael
Morghen, altr Lennnrdi lM Vinci, and is the
Ureht Heel plate engraving ercr executed in
Ibis country, being Hire times the sis of tlx
ordinary three-dollar engravings.
The lirsi iinprcKsiniis of this engraving ar
held nt J 10, and it whs Hi intontion of the ar
list that non uf the Kngraving khould vr b
ofle red for a less sum Ibnn $5, being richly worth
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a d this splendid migruving, richly worth i ;
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, " . snai comuienc. . rilling on tne engravings
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lishers have completed ai rnugements for the dis
tribution, on tlte 2.ini ol December, ISj.s, ol ai
aeries of splendid works nf nrt, coiiiistiug uf one
hundred rich it ml ruro old ptiiutiugs, valued at
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cent Sieel-I'ltito Kngruiiugs, worth rruin $3 to
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You ill also receive with the first copy a num.
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Engraving of "THE LAST Sl rTKR." and a
chance to draw one of those "THREE THOUS
AND PRIZES."
Reasons why you should subscribe
EMERSON'S MAGAZINE for 1858.
First: Because It literary contents will, du
ring Ihe year, embrace conslril.utiiius from over
one hundred diflercnt writers and thinkers, num
bering among them the most distinguish id of A
merican authors.
Second; Becauso its editorial departments.
"Our Studio," "Our Window," and "our Olio,"
will each be conducted by an able editor and
it will surpass, iu the variety ..ml richness of its
editorial contents, any other nitigiitine.
Third: Uecnue it will coufa n, during the
year, nearly six hnndred originul pieiorinl illus
litions, from designs by the first Aiuericun ar
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receive this spleudid mtmlMy, more richly worth
that sum than any other magazine, nnd the su
perb Engraving of "The Last Supper,"
Fifth : Because you wtll very likely draw one
of the three thousand prizes to he distributed on
the 25th day of December, IS58 perhaps one
tkut is worth $1,000.
Notwithstanding Mint these extraordinary in
ducements cau hardly foil to accomplish the ob
jects of the publishers without further eTurts. y
they have determined te continue thro' the year
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
To any p. rseu who will get up a cluh of twen-ty-four
riibscrihers, either at ono nr more posl
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sisting of over Forty Large Bound Volume em
bracing Ihe must popular wotke in the market.
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veur, wiih'iiit the engraving, oral the full price,
$3 a year, wilh the eng-uviug of the Inst Supper
to each svbscriber. List and description of tl,
Library, and spe'imen copy of the Mtignzino will
bo forwarded en rereipt of 25 cents. Over 201'
Libraries, or 8,000 volumes, have already been
distributed in nccordance with this offer, and we
should be glnd to furnish a library to every cler
gyman, to every school-master, or to tome oue at
every post office In the country.
AGENTS GETTING RICH.
The success which our agents ar meeting
with is almost astonishing. Among th many
evidences of this fact, we ar permitted lo pub
lish the following :
Ukxti.rw : Tin following facts in relation
to wln.t your agents are doing in this section,
may be of use to tome enterprising young man
in wnnt of employment. The Rev. John E. Jar
doti, of this place, has made, siure Inst Christ
mas, over $4,000 in his agency. Mr. David M.
Ileitli, or Kidgly, Mo., your general agent for
Plait county, is miikitifl $3 per day on each sub
agent employed by him, and Messrs. Weimir A
Evans, nf Oregon, Mo., your agents for Holt Co.,
are making Irons to fiJ per day, and yn-r
bumble fiuuit has made, since the seventh day
of last January, over $1,700, besides hay lig for
300 acres nf land out uf the business werth over
tl nno v . lik.r,. .. ....i.ii.i. .l. -
u,t'nt' "ni1 10 refer lo any t.f the parties named,
DANIEL OREdtJ, CurrollUm, Mu.
With tueh Inducement as w offer, anybody
cn obtain subscribers. We invite any gentle-
man out of omploymeut, and every lady who de
lire! a Dleasant HoHSr.makine- nomination tn an. I
ply at once for an agency. Applicants should
inclose 25 cents for a ipecilen copy of the mag.
atine, which will always bs forwarded with an
swer to application by return ni'il.
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING. Ai we desire te
place in the hands of every person who proposes
to got op a club, and also of every agent, a copy
of th engraving or the "LAST SUPPER," a a
specimen; each applicant enclosing nt $3 will re
ceive the Engraving, post-paid, by return mail
alao specimens of our publications end one of the
numbered subscription receipts, entitling tee bol
der to the Magazine one year and to a entice la
th distribution. Thi offer it mad only to those
who desire to act at agents or to form Clubs.
Addrest, OAKSMITH J CO.,
5o.371 Broadway, N. T.
Jan 11, 1851.
REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE.
Th Publisher of the Republican ire ma
kincarrangements to largely incre.vte their
stock of Jobbing material, and will de pre
pared to do all kindx of
Posters, Paiu'iilrts, FaooitAaTy.E,
IlLlNKS, PaI'ER llooga, Cl RCUI.ARI,
Labkls, IUll Tickets, IIanuuilm,
and tjvery kind of printing unally don
in a country job oHiee. Votir riert
trusted t as will be faithfully avtevvrL
I Hl'M,,
niw rtRM aho
KV.w ;oons.
I Ken ivd t hr Mot el Montg
Jail Kc t uivd ftt th Mutt, p. Montgom
rijr A Hii'plP,
( TUW I.NkM I I I . VS.
rnailln i.f mrv thin Hiinll h'i'l l " n
l,v alnre- e' (all ssiiwMI'. I'Wl HI.
whl, h ha Im II th ail. iiilon of I'htalelnns i and
t laig eiiiniillH i.f 1'AII.M' Mlllt l..
among wlih h tnny l. found lb following t
Ih; .iinc'a ,"li -inrl,
lh. .SliolWiil's; "
o'V.i.i,, ' (,'erm.m lltttrrlt.
lr, (Siytiti't cunii nhalinj 1'iirwW,
lh. Chirk' I iVmalf
lr. Afire' t Clier-y J'trhmf ml Vt'lt.
c, Tlimipn't Mulii ini,
lhr. Ilolawul litin,nt anil Pi'h,
lr. Trmk't V porltc (tii.ttxeiit,
Ih. Wrmlit'i Imliitn I 'fyetulle PtV;
lr. Uetitti Arabian Omhnrntj'or S)uin
ami Jiinihone il trrtuiit ere.
t Iso, Flour, (Jrnin, Flsh.'l heese. liacr, I.rans,
Lryed Apples, Sail, Ac, on hands, and for sal
.it all times.
Th abov w oflr low fur CAfMt r ItF.ADY
I'AY. As we wi idly to adhere to th l(n
dy I'ny System, fler our goods as low as III
nwest, ami in a ng ill"-ke all kinds of
I'rt due at the II idlest Carh I'rices. ' wish
all to giv us a call and jmlje for themse.ves.
fcb. S, 'SS. 3m.
BACK AG.1 1 N IN T II K (FLU SHOP.
rfMir: subscriber informs his friends anil th
.u.iiii; iriirisiii null II. i' ii"" .r-".-,..-u-
e.l in the old shop on 3d St., Intely occupied by " m. A, vliuc, r.. 1 1 lis ah j, juiit
Jacob Sbunkwiler where ho Impes by strict at-1 on the Dft'l is j-ranted, to appear nml
tention, and keeping a sleek of usorled iron to j plead, and publication of aaid rule is or
merit ihe favor of I he public. ; ,,,,.,l noeordinjf to law.
Country produce nnd cash never refused. An I ,.,.,1)1,1 from the Record this 23d
apprentice from Id tn I year of age will meet' ,, a I) lsr)
with a good situation if application heiua.Usoon. , ', '
(JKO W OMR I 1W the Court
May 9, 1857. ' I " CEO. WALTERS, Profy.
CIRCULARS printed in tho ne.t;st and bs
laanner a th "Cleirfiold Republican" Job
olllce.
WILLIAM A. WAI.I.ACr, ROSr.HT J. WAI.LACX
ATTOU N i: Y M-AT- L A IV ,
CLE A R VI EL I), PA.
nAYE this day assoeiuted themselves ns part
ners in the practice of the la in Cleurlield
and adjoining counties. The business will, as
heretofore be carried on in the nam of William
A. Wallace, ltueiiiess entrusted to them, will re
ceive prompt nnd careful attention.
.Vurch 4, U57, ly.
t i:THAl, ll()Ti;i.. Tyrone, Pa
PfMIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
old friends in Cleurlield co., nnd Ihe pubi c
generally, that ho bos taken the above House,
where he would be happy to nccnminoduto all who
may favor him with their custom.
WM. II. HENDERSON.
June 10, 1857. pd.
JOHN II. Al.KX& t'O.
Nos. 2 A 4 Chestnut at., (south side below water.)
TIIK OI.IIKIT WOOll WAIIK MOl'Sr.J TH CUT,
M'
A N I r ACTL REUS and wholesale dealer
in Patent Machine made BROOM-, Put
cut Grooved Cedar-ware, wurrunted nut to .ri
Wuod A Willow -ware, Cords, Brushes, i c, of
descriptions. Pleas cull aud ex, mine our sto
Feb. 25, 1857,-ly.
FANCY FURS' TOR LADIES.
JOHN FAKKIHA 4 CO.
818 (.Veie .Vo.) J.ire !
PHILA DELPHI A.
Importers, Manufacturers ,and dealers in La-
i.'.. f..i i
UIT4, UtHlfl ri. (I.((f .OIIOCM
FANCY ECUS.
Wholesale and Retail.
1 P. A CO., would call the attention of Din
I . ler, and the 'nblir goiiernllv lo their im
mense Slock of Fancy Furs ror Ladies, licntle
I
men and Cnildreu; tliexrr assortment en. braces
every variety and kind of Anxro ' rt, thai will
re worn during Iho season, such us
Full Capes, Half Capes, Quarter Capes, Tal-
. I';., ,,.... f. f.n: r. f.ir '
mas, i letortnes lions, Juffs il .l"a-
' ' . 'u . 1
bit, to the lowest prue Dome.'Uc furs.
Fnr Gentlemen the largest assortment of FUR
I Ol.l.AKfl, l,Ltlt.S, liAl i I I.I. lis do. bung
the direct importers of nil our Furs nnd Menu
faeturers of tliem under our own supervision, we
feci satisfied we can offer better inducements 10
derlers and the public generally Ihun any other .
house, having an immense assortment to select'
from and nt th niaiiufaclurcrs' prices H' oniy (
nt- a mil. '
Sept. 16. 1857. 4m. I
-
V"' a irT . t , . V" !
I" AHHIMM IMf, Atlorhey. at Law
i loiirnein, l a., win atieuo pronipuy i v.oi
tAiohs, Lain I Agencius, Ac, Ac,
Centre and Elk Counties.
in I learfiebl.
July 30. y
BUCKSKIN
OaS' LP 'L L$ LiI5CS-
NO. 40 WALNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
P1IEALY A CO., Mam fact ir-rs ur Buck:
. skin (Holes nnd Mitts, Ladies' and lieu,
liemen't liaunlli't. Sparring, Sword and Cricket
lilotea, Bucksin Shirts and Drawers, Riding A
Shooting Leggings, Walking ti.titor. uf'Clnlli
mid Leather, Buckskin nnd India Rubber Sue
penders, Waist Belts, Money Belts and Purses.
Sleigh Robes, and Buffalo Skins of every doscrip
linn.
N. B. Buckskins of all colors and qualities.
Enameled Cowhide, Importers of Chamois, Spoil
ges, Ac
The attention of Ihe mert-l.antr nf Clear
fiefd cuunry is respectfully called to the above
advertisement. P Heiily A Co. manufacture to.
above goods themselves, and will receive in n
change DEER SKINS, and allow th highest
cash price for the suiue.
Sept. 2, lS57.-ly.
KT II I I It Jk HAItf.CV.
Cheap IV a tell ea and Jewelry.
XlfllOhSALE nnd RETAIL, at the "Philnd. I
I I phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. Ilf.
(old No, V8) North Second Street, corner of Quar
ry, Philad's.
Uold Lever Watches, full jewoled 18 crates $23 (10
Gold Lapine, 18 carat, 21 00
Silver Lever, full jeweled, . . . . . .12 00
Silver Lapine, jewels, ....... 9 00
Superior Quarliers, ....... .700
Gold Spectacle!, .........700
Fine Silver Spectacle!, ....... 1 JO
Gold Bracelets, J 00
Lady's Gold Pencils, .......100
Silver Tea Spoons, per set, ...... J go
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1 0b
Gold Finger Ring! 37i eentt to $80: Watrb
Glassea, plain 121 cent, patent 18, Lunet 25;
other articles in proportion. All goodt warranted
te be what tbey are rold for.
STAL'FFER A IIARLET.
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand tome Gold and Silver Levers and Le
pines, still lower than the above pricet.
October 7, 1855. -ly.
NOTICE.
LETTERS of adininittration on tbe ettat of
John Heicbel late of Cartba.ua township,
deceased, bavin; been granted to th subscriber,
all person! knowing themselves indebted to laid
estate are requested to make Immediate pa vine nt.
B. D. HALL,
fob. 24, 1858.
Ik AILROAD HOUSE; center of Main aud
JV White Street, Brookvii.i.k. Pit.
I,b. 24. '48. R. K. MEANS, Proprietor.
HARDWARE of vtry description for sale
at a moderate advauee at tb itor of
V 1W W. t. U sTTX
ATiot n on: Lt
(t.AtRWIIItlt KWAX t
I ( it. ibott Third, ThiU.
'I
MIR pmptielots S well known r-
i t I , I. ,Mt-,. i i.mii innnaiin i"r in .r.
liberal l al.niiag 1 1 slowed np-n il'wi Ih t''l
lar, tk tl.lt mnl.od id Inf' imiwg itilr liiinds
and Ih anlilie Hint thy at ! s reparta lo e-
rotniiio.lHle them If fiitore.l with a rail.
liming the mninisr inonlhs Ih Imii lias heen
llmroiigbly rt noialeil. Improi eiin-Ms fnde and
nlher len"iv alleratl na In contemplation.
Wt are detcrnilnril In ilevnl our whol alien -
lion lo business and (latter iirselv with th
cnuriclloD that ll.all b a'de In give saliifnr -
,jn. SlIiK.H A STOVKH.
v' tl r.rrlses will always h in rradinesi lo
eonvey pnsrengers l'i ami Horn ciramuon, i.enu-
Inits sod Ilnilioad lu potl. 8. A b.
Jl.r. h ."1st, IS jS.y,
JanifR II. I'.n'liiiiil,
(iOO. HdliCfti iMiiilli A
Mary R. I i wile, ami
t'liatles P. Fox
v
Vn. W. Flciniiij!.
In the Court c.
Common JMi'iu of
Clcnilicltl County
No. ;"-l. November
Torm. l,r7.
Summon in
jooiiiiPiit lor nboiit
(ML'litv ni'l'ctl ot
and in I'iko township, IVaifieltl ComilV,
)oumle(l north ami east bv Iho Erin turn -
., .til p te . i,'V ..1 ... i ' lone io il e Moinii'-ii in, iLiniiie me nnuit. sjiiom.
nike. west bv him Is ot Win. Al . 1, anili , , . . , .. . J
mi , " " " . IVrsnn who uro irrelrluvnblv undcriniain.
south by lliCSOMth linei-r -No. ..liU, . t'Ollij j ihcir 0t l: t i t at t ia s and shortening Iheir .liv.J,
(art (if No. 3013. Slit letui ned Not I h,iUM u.e ihce Trot lies Immediately and thru
lnuil'l. 'of! thi) iitjnriotn nud unpletisaul habit of Tubae.
Ami now. IStli Nov.. IW7. on motion of ' n fhvwing.
...... ,..!
! J. I). THOMPSON,
I Tlai'kiiriUli. Wagons, Iluggies, Ac, Jr., Ironed
! J) on short noliee, and the very best style, at his
old stand in the borough nf Curwensville.
I Dec. 2'J, 153.
11. P. THOMPSON,
1)li)hicUii, may be found either nt hia office
ut So. field's, hotel, Curwensville, when not
professionally al. .mil. Dec. 2'J, IIjI
DM. (;r:ilU;i: WII.SOX respectfully giv.
notice that he has resumed the Practice
Medicine, and will promptly uttend lo all calls
ho profession. Luthrsburg,Ap '1 2, 185S.
THOMPSONS. II ARTFOCK, A CO
I ion I'oundcia, Ciirwentville. An exteasi
assortment of Castiugs made to erdcre
Dec. 2il, 15.51,
i" L. JACKSON CRANS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, office adjt niag h
residence on Sscond Street, Clea i sla, F
June 1. 1854.
OI.I) HHASS and COPPKR taken in ex
change f-,r TIN and UAJIJWAMK at tk
csiablisbmciit of.
ME! XT'! S CIST SB.
July 10, 1S57.
Mansion' hoi;si:i
,VV II AltltAXGEMEST.
: 1 be ub"eril,er respectfully announces to th puis
lie llial be has taken the above stund, in tb bor
: ouh "f Clearfield, and is prepared to accomniu
; dale all who iiiay give bun a call. The public
u "J rest assured that it will he conducted tn the
bV,1 V""'- Hi iWe will be ,i(,pli...
with the belt the market nflerds. His liar lilleo
..... . . 1 .... t i
Mr. II. tlan .,1.i,io,h, lart.n.ltf .tl M it., a. ..1 l...n,t7. ,,,
I
, his stables will be under the care of aittnitive and
careful ostlers. DAMKZ. M. WKAVLK.
j Feb. II. l.S57.-y.
I.OOii! ll.lOAtlt
N extensile atsi.tiajnt nf new and papula
hooks which thi nu.lorsi ined has i.lded to hi
flrug Store, enii. racing a great variety, in part i
tM"" ; :-'l'heolngieul, Law, Historical, P.-etieuls
tnd Miscellaneous Hooks, ogeiher with a geuen.i
. , w , , , "... , ,
assort men L uf School II.hiI s. D unk ltof.Ls. I'm-.m
Duntuiis .-plru.lirt Copy liouks. Also, a trrnl
ninety of stationary, At., are offered to Ike publi.
extremely low.
Bonks supplied to rdr on the shortest intiee.
C. D. WATftOX.
Clearfield, Oel, 27.. 1154
It!",r 1"A''!;
Mr.llll All rARTl-RMIl P.
ft. I1K.NKV LOItAI.N, bavins; associated
with him In Ih prut-tic of Medicine Dr. J.
HAK fSWH'K, they offer their prnfessiniiN'
,orvjrfs (,, citizens of I'leaifiold and ri.init-
'' ,:-"11 10 prure.fi.mal calls at all hour
, ,,;
Dr. Ilartswiek will be found during the day at
their oftic opposite Dr. Loruin't resilience, and at
night at hit resideuc, uu duor north of Heed i
V saver's store.
Clearfield, June 10, 1856.
TIIK STIIAMKR AltCTIC POUXO
la die front Wiiiiliivr of Mrrrtll k I'nrtrr-
Ttircr-Slury Huililine, nn Srnutl 5.1 ret t ,
in I lie Ruroiigli uf I'li iirfii lil,
XTIIE1(E Ihev lire prepared to miiniisaetiire nil
1 V kinds "i 'tlX akd SHEET IRON WAKE.
They are aim prepared to furnish, at reduced pri
ees, the foil. uriug articles in all their varieties
BAR IIIO.N, NAILS and STEEL. Also Thresh
ing machines, Ploughs, Patent Culling Boxes,
chain Pumps, Patent Sausage-cutters and 1 uu-
o'l.- "-'eif Sealing Can for Prrving Fruit, as
ireil ' a iargo variety of housekeeping utensil
tot. i. .11. .. r.ois to luenli'in.
S mt .They have also a Inrce nssorttnent ol
t both t ..i; nnd Parlor Stoves, of the best ami most
uy mi .I patterns, and aiuniig them will he found
.ii- eei. bruted NEW WORLD COOK STOVE.
Ail orders for castings will he thankfully rccai
veil and promptly attended to.
Iltili.oe-sspiiillllire dune to order.
A thl'V ..f-.'fl.te M lars. J.a.ln ......l in., . '
ts well us niit-buildiiigs, tbey are well prepared to
do a commission intsiness and all orders, either
at Kcuulrrs or Itolesal Dealers will be thank,
fully received, and attended lo with despatch.
0. B. MEhllEI.L.
may 10, 1858. L. R. CARTER.
STONE WARE POTTERY FOR KALE
Th property occupied by Porter A Pro. in
Urady tp., near Lurhershurg, will lie sold low (as
th owner contemplates removing westward) the
pottery ia in good order and ha connected with
il about CO acre nf land, about nn ha f in grnas
the balance in wood. There it a new twe-storv
dwelling and sufficient stabling and thtdt on the
place. Uood material for the manufacture ol
slone ware and abundance of coal ore en lb
property. For termt apply to
L. J. CRAICS, Clearfield.
May I. H57.-tf.
DR. LITCH'S PAIN CURER. ANTI BILL
OCS REMEDY and RESTORATIVE, for
Colds, Cough, Croup, Ae. Sold at Jos. Oonn't
Shoe Shop, Clearfield. oct 28, '57.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwensville, Permit,
rilhe anbmriber, formerly of Jhe Exchange IIo
X tel, Philipsburg, having taken thi above
new stand tituate on tbe bank of the river, in tbe
lewer end of Curwensville, would announce that
he is now ready for the accommodation of ttran
gert and all others who may favor him wilh a
call. The house it large and comfortable, and
traveler! will find every convenience necessary to
their oomforL Ample ttnbling is attached to the
premises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
Vekraarj 1$, lUk
ilMT M''omt 1'MNH Adit,
J ti.f.t Mhl 11
TOBArt'O CHf.WF.RI
ln. ufsr.v v i.i n s a tins
jasti: i 7 t;A 77 1 : rncnt:i
Th f.' M(iio.'i'o'rof 7"rV,,.-,v.
tl It well known and lnotitritttlt,l KM
llial Hi "f 1 obaren l lb pr..n.itln ran.t
,.,nny of lb "" " Ver MKM'AI. AMI p y.
KM, IHMUl in.lt.' in wnii a in rne r m., ,
siibjrel, s tarvliil analjsis and long and p,f,
prit ln e Itai clearly proven llial II eoniiin,
eertnln nareoito and poisonous ropertli m,,
I .Iniiarmns In Iheir edi ct, which by rnletlt,,
She I, hod ill ranges th function and 1'peraiiun,
,.( alie h.-urt, eusiiig many lo suppose thaturjn
ju be rrl"lly .ise"ed.
TOIIACt n fl.la also lliMMire nervous V.
.i,,m. manifesllfig tlsi-lf us all who have u,, .i.
in. i ions wteo w,,i i.rjr ie
Nert.ms Irrilal-ilily. M ali
liiiiony in I as-ltiij.
titer f rn-li, Iivrpep,;, 1
uianv tuber ill,,.r.lia nf a r iinilnr rln'K ir.
1 11 K TASTK Itf 5r')R.VHVK TU0 t!f.n
lesi);'!-'' to lontilerai t Ibes Nel'iil influcucl,
and luivc proved ennipli lil sneessful in a niul.
litiuU ..feasts, nnil breiernr living hsrnt;
less in tl uiuselves tbf.V evfft lrnfWl T
upon I It e entire svsleui, restoring the T.-tWj
bus bcoii.e vititited or desuoyed by groat lw(.
geliee, entuplcl dy reaioving the irrilati'-n tni
'! nctiiiiipiiiiviiig liekliiig uiis iiliou of Iho Throat
' wlii-l tire nlaseon.i.iiieiil upon Ihe abslniDin.
j ,l"'1,,k0 "'' 'l''""'": '"'J I'.v giving heslib
lhese Iroeliei or l-orengos are put up in
cenvenient and portal. lo form at the low price of
50 tents per box. A liberal discount to the trade,
Prepared tololy by the undersigned to wlioai
all orders should be nddrossed.
JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist.
Cur. 2d and Race streets, Pails.
Arril 16. 184'. ly.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
I)Y virtue ol an rtler of mile issued out of lh
) Orphans' Court of Clearfield county, titer,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court hrnivj
in ihe Borough nf Clearfield, on SATURDAY,
the 15T1I Hay nf MAY next, nil the interest f
.M n i(l: it Stotl, die d., in nnd to the lollontnj
(Icseiil cd real eitiite, sitrnle ill Bnggs lp., end
buitiiiled l y In in I . of H 'iii, Liinintlu on the writ,
tun I in i t'll e ol Henry Slewart on tbenurt,,
Inwos of Howard on the i-nst, and on th soutk
hi lands of Jiio.es Forrest, containing 50 acru
more or less, on which nie creeled a twti-storiti
log house and ulber outbuildings, njth about II
acres cleared, Terms cash on cniilirinatiun of
,ulo. JAMES STOTT,
Adm'r. of ilatt. Stott, drc'i
Clearfield. Mar. 31.
V
Ofiiee nt learlicld for th quarter tnditf ,
.uareii .list, jn.iit.
L. Nnston, Dr. John Crcsswell, Mrs. giitney
.liintgniiiery, l elcstieu Vcrrei. John Low, Johl
Livingston, Henry I.iningcr, line. Wnruiek, Nn '
Mary Vt ise, Juiues b. Ames, John Beers, Jusi.
tirossniek. l, Hiram II. tieruld, Hrry W. Fisbtr,
James S. Peters, Win. Stewart, I'r. Ffwrk, Mri.
Susan .S'biiioh, Mist Ahnn lliimel Miss Jiij
Hiif!', I irj Ann Soulse, John Kiihll, loirio;
Andrew Sitgal, Smith Diniklnnt.
Ap. 7. C. D. WATSON P.M.
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
Merrliiint and Produce Dealer, Lutbtri-f
burg CUarfield eounty, Pa.
Aprfl IT. I1t.
UOBIW KXI'KCTOUANT
nU Compuusid Syrup of Wid Clur.
Fun i ii k ci hi: or
HRONC DIAL Aneeliun. Coughs. Colds, Pin
risy, Brnnt-hitis, Asthma, and all ntherdii.
se ol trn ihrottt anil luns, except Coiisuui
toii. This ii.vnliinl.lt remedy i no quack ass
it urn. bill is prepared frmn the recipe of a rebuilt
physician, who during a practice nf twenty-iri
tears, used it with uupurallelled uecess. it i,l
ombiiiation of expri-lnnnil reme.lit-, simpl il
their chnriuter nnd used by cverv educated nlir-
ieinn. It is easily taken, produce no nauet f,
..I. .i : ... ... 1. 1.. ..r...... i : . . t . . I
...itt. .ii. ii-i-ii. ,ie i iieeis, .nn jives imusi iinon
Hate relief. Ill this ever-elniiiailig climate, when)
'-ntiglis and colds su fiequentiy end in Cunsumt
.ion anil il.u'h, no family should be withuul tLii
, ta TAIN ci' it B.
It would be easy to follow in Hi wake of Ihi
rentier of patent medicine, nnd multiply rsrlhV
, ll.'K lit. I.ir t Ii n i.p.n.i.... i.f iiii..nl..,i.i..M
b t su such adventitious aid is necessary in il-
trodui-iiig Ibis prepnrutiaii to the public. It rn.
v'uliie, ti ii J liever-f.iiiing sueeess, in aecoinpltliis( t
til promised for it, ciinnnt but give it a wide eil-1
iilaiion. nnd reeoiiiniend il to all th'.o afllicled 1
with liisteses for which it is a remedy. i
li. I i . ... ..;.
i i ti r .ii j t rtim jtrr umilc.
Prepared ex. Insivelv bv
Till l IS ltilttlNS, Druggis',
Feb. 25, IS47.-lf. tlcaieid, Pt.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
' llE Mi'iserili'rrc'peetf lly informs hisfritois)
and the public genervHy, tlia. lie hnt jast
u ned a luil assortment of fresh Full and Wititfl
tols nt his old stand in the borough of Clear.
.ield eiii'.riieing every thing necessnry f,.r Ni
nditiils. la mil j, or the business wuntt of th
'oiniii unit t.
Ladies' wear. Men's wear. Groceries, Har Isrsn,
and Coiernswnre. Alse Ready-Mude lTthii
Hals A Caps. Hoots A Shoes iu al. varieties,
Allofwhiih will be sold mi the most reasnntt.il
leim, and for cash lower ihan they van befaiia!
elsewhere. T-iJCall aud t e,
WM. L. MOORE, i
Jan. S, 1S5S. S
A. H- S2IITH & CO. i
Dealers ill !
LOOTS, SHOES ami TRUXKl
Or EVKltV llKSLRII'TION.
yVrilOLEALE and Retail, at prices to nil
l till, can he found at their new Bool a So
Store, No. .111 Noith Second St.. a few duori h
low ihe Black Horse Hotel. I'tiila.
VTWc try to p eisc mi l sell rhe.ip. NotiH
l country men limits.. Constantly oil hsn4 1
hu ge nsso-hnent t.f Men and llnva' jloots, liaite"
and Li-og-ius, coarse nnd line; ulo, W. incn'il
Misses' Lace Bonis, Gaiters, Slipper', Aesni!i
well selected stuck of Youths and Children's
gcnaially. We would respcetfiilly invito yol
call and examine for yourselves. f
N. II. Trunks manufactured and fer sal who
sale and retail at No. 344 Noith Sccoud tt I
April 17, 1858. 3in. I
1
A LOT of rafting ttovet, and a eett of wisi,
2Y "'h, 10 by 12, for tale hy I
February 11. Jkrrcll A Cait
J OB WORE of all description neatly extetl"
at the "Republican" Job Office.
JOSEPH PETERS,
Justice nf tht Peace, Curwensville, PenM.
ONE dour east of Montoliut A Ten Eye 1
Sloro. All busineti entrusted to bin l
be promptly attended to, and all instrutaenU ;
writing don cn short notice.
March, 31, 1858.-y.
C AUT')N All persona are hereby caititod ,
against purchasing a certain note draws'!
me ia favor or Stacy W. Thompson, dated JW.
August, 1857, for $125, as I have not recti"1!
value therefor and will not pay it.
DANIEL BOW.MA-1,
April 17th. 1857. Jt-pd.
CUMMINGS &i MEIIAFFY,
" TERCHANTS and Extensive Dealers ie L
1JL ber, Ac, New Washingu.n, Clearrinldoo
, fa. sen. 2W, '44 I'
PARK & MERRELL.
CARRIAGE and SLEIGH MAKER8. IH
n Fourth si., in II. E. boydcr's new baildttf.
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July 2, l38.-y.