I
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il.tfiii'M'lliilOMnrH.li.lim.t hM.U,
. . ,1. to m e Ina "l einm..." lima
n'i '"" , i ii . i r . .. i iT
ar.n f.;il'. 1 T.'T'1 V.,f .
. .. -I. ....! I i.nl I i.np I ii il il ii. nil i hi iti
,,,unly "'" : " '"'
,,,M.r,"' ('-'' ';';:,,,,;V H'.ren.o your
..f.rp.bln "iM "n ' l-.r-
whl M tin Mmiiuw them briefly in
thoir fKl'f. ,
1. lie " "i-...r.i. f.y
hm Vi'' , . i i ,y I. 1 1 , removal oi thr- cnnnly building in
AlirnW" Junior, who ai.l J.l.tMl, amid , likely to diminish the "pity" that swvlls
inJucoin;nt,)illK;rcllycntr,Hl into a ,hi. ,tho palpitating breast olTI.e lewmcd an-riu-t.
wIjuMi it vioiiiUui, Hill com pel the thor ul tho "memorial." ilmt il
county to rW' ml the money it received,
nnv to tin) lot MJtr viWrr Abraham
Wilmcr, Uie "aiii.ig." i'"' resuii, irom us
infringement! What an argument for a
Ill r , 1 . . . . ... I
l1"!!
it, its own refutation. Tho net of the l,eg-
Malum Axilla the county Boat at Cleat liel j
ii like every other Act of Aiweinhly, and
.uliiect to repeal, chantf.i, or modification,
u 1 1 ... I ...1 U O..I
liy the powci linn fiii.r.i-i. ...
ii lm fl "contnict"lialilo to i
lacted it Jtutassum-
..' Wuiu.r'or lirSl
L X.iSrT.' iV" ''ul
n"0onewc Ahrahnn, Witmer or l.i, heir,
foukl vail themselves ol its l.rcmMi to ro-
fover .laiiiiii-'c, audit is uniMwxihlo for
them to sustain any, ns uivy ao noi own
owner of n manufactory who, utter selling
nioa loi contiguous to it, removes his e-
tul.li-liiTifiit. tlim depreciating tho value j
0 iny 1- -1 ' y - ""r'trj.
tlio le.inieo mo n.u uk-uiui m ns mi
inv attorney -o im.tituto an action under
s foci."' w 'v..uuSu ui acting men-, (loui.iie.ss, ns thee aro acting mirnsnic, Sliest, pari or r erguson, nearly nil , " mm u.ev ivm io i assuiuoiisiv ana wo hiiiiu he, in
. 1 I I I ..l ll 111 t lull i I.rt Cm. ...... I ........ .? . . I .. . I !......,D..il Ill i 1. . '
Ucameiui w - in .vi ui.now, iroinmiciyic, it fjeinjf, tlicm, on- : or Hell, ana n small part of Beccaria, in Clear- "".-""".v .u neir names aro en-i,,,.,. SO-
loU" who traoo their t.Uo to Abraham , tirHy tr, 'VA,- n ,,-,;,." t build flobl ; tho ttwnshtps of Canoo, Montgomery, l"' ,V '? ' ' ,lrci , , . , '
Witmcii could recover dania;es h.r (ho vi ;iMthcrr liurche.s.r court houses t their lnll(1 1 H 0) r. . , ,nj-. . . .tr i- i - Icuiiire m m IiooIs will not only aid 1 ! :;.v.r.x to Pkatii.
olation ot such a conu-a.i, w biinpiy per-own expense, lint trim it is that there 1 I ' ,. , 1 r ....., ,11.11110011111- u.e ciisioin ol barring out ( .-ton was froen
11 1. 1... 1 1 1... I I 1 I ... 1 . ... . . . . . In .li. 1 1 1 .nn mul Nn hi 1 11.. 1 11. i.i. I M.i.v. . .. ...I..,.. 1 ... . .. ; II .... ... . . i . i.i.
,10. as eu mi"., m low. t i niMJinitiro six cnuielies in I. IwuTielil, and ouuully i " ' ' "uu " 1:1 hhiiiuiuuoii ; men .:.,.. ,,,.
i .. rii.btlo recovel ihuiiatfes from Lli'iHti-it.. it. ii 1I....I.1I.... !... i;i,.. ..... 1......1.. iftiall na of Carroll, iu Cambria. This u ill ' is the lo ntiiin of udvi.nc. nu.nt .mi .....! A l" luu 'lekut'
th.
men circumstances, he would bo laughed It would have been bettor, perhaps, for thej boundaries, that is not susceptible of cultiva
out of Court. Hut the refutation of hucIi 1 laro licai 'ted uutlior of tlio inoiixoritil." tioii, mul it contains, in ndUition to tlio largo
onaruim'Ht w lute, rso one khwh Lm'1 ,it
tcrtlnuitho writer of that "memorial,"
that if there was really "a contract" huch
MlicUhois to provi thcro would l.o no
jjeroftlYO removal of tho public build
jnps from Clearfield, for any Act of As
wnihly that would all'ect tho rights of the
parties undertluit "contract" would bo de
clared, by tlio Supreme Court, unconsti
tutional and void. Hence if lie bcliovcd
hisown argument, ho would bo tho last
ninn Io si. end l!et. ilaht of hid valuable time i
in the preparation of his "memorial," or !
exert himself to defeat the bill asked fori
by the citizens of Curwensville. lie would j
. ,i .: . i :. ai. :
aluilv and dispassionately await the issue,
and if they obtained the passage of an act'
fd to the Supreme Court and have it an-
nulled on the univesal and firmly root ml j
principle, that no Stato can. pass n law im-
wiring tho obligations of a "contract."
the tux payers, therefore, may rest assur-,
cd, that if the public buildings can bo ro
rtdveil at all, there will bo no damages to
pay in consequence. .So much for his first
pysition.
1 His tiexfroason" is that the assessed
Value of tho property of the citizens of
your borough is greater than that of any
two districts in tho county. Admitting
ii to he true, the force of this argument is
not very apparent. If the people of Cler
field are so very wealthy, and so much op
posed to tho iemoval of the county buil
dings, why do they not oiler to do what
the people of Curwcnsvillo projiose, and
thus save tho tax-payers the cost of their
erection? Why, too, do thay not build a
resiiectablo hotel, that when people at
tend court they can he comfortably ftccoin
modated ? It is a fact, known to every man
compelled to Visit your town, that there
is not a building in it that will atlbrd de
rent hotel accommodations. It is iuipos
nihle foriiy innkeeper, howjver much
he may 1ms disposed to promote tho com
fort of his cucsts, to furnish proper enter
tainment in tiro miserahro, rdd, rickety
buildings now used us hotels. They would
be a disgnnr t.i n Village vossessing one
fourth the wealth that tho "Memorial" at
tributes to tlrs "enterprising" and 'jwhlio
spiited" citizens of Clearfield. If tiro peo
ple in your town are so rich, and the loss
of the "public buildings so great a calamity
why surely they can afford to erect them
at their own expense, togither with alirft
class hotel, nnd thus prevent tl eir remo
val. One would suppose if joor, poverty
stricken Curwensville can allord to do so,
tlifil .f. n-nnllbr nnbobs of vonr enterpn-
sing borough would scarce miss from their!
overnowini' collers the paltry amount nec
essary for the purpose. It comes with
had graco from men so opulent the own
ers of such large possessions to Ask the
'poor' tax-payers to improve their town
and lncrcse the value of their property, al
ready worth more than twice us much as
that of any other two districts in the coun
try. The'complacencv With which the au
thor of ti.e "Memorial" Inn's oftho afllu
tnee of your town, nnd at the sumo time
asks those of otlror met of tiro cwnty,
whom ho demonstrates to 1ve f Yor in
comparison, to forego the opportunity of
Having their public buildings erect
ed free of Cost, for tho siMicial advantage
of the borough of Clearfield, lvmids one
very much of "beggars on horseback."-
Wo co ne now to his 'third' division. I
i ii:. .i .i.n iMr.riviil.lil LoiYiiiL' i
is in a nioi-o central position than Cur
wensville." It is a well known Tact that
Curwensville is within two miles of the
eenlrc of the county, nnd assuming it to
lie otherwise, there can be but little doubt
'luit conclusions will bo arrived at, when
tin. i. i ii.t. iilnil to the t.eoi.lo
. i!.nij;iini iimi vy . -. -- -o i
v i.ii, i iiiiui u ii u, , . ...v.. . -I I n , , -.
r traveling a few miles farther, or paying reel their buildings, and vvhereyer the mit
iiKTeuse.1 taxes. I'.ut, snvs the "memo- jjority fix it-there let it be. lho pub ic
rial," it "amounts to very "little inasmuch , buildings nro lho property of tho people,
stlie erection of l'ine county bus become I over which they have m ight lo exercise
axed fact,
If it lias, it is cer.ai.ily not I
fa Ka l lM ..1 ..I La li.n .A.nmr.iiAil nt t U
"wi.uri.iiwu oi.. " ;"i'
oii-rppeateil pledges ot tlio -weaiiny men
of aenrfield." If they have been sudden-
I)' waked up
tneiit. tho f
r.to tho l'ino county move,
frien.ls of that measure mav
people of Curwensville. Had
thank the people
WtoraMitk,y liA Wirowrora uone. :
. . - -
mnam ujw uu..."- ...
ferlmps, when it conies to he toste.1, they ,
may Im as loth to loose tha laree section 1
' . . . ..
uiero imnn nn ..tiopt io nn. v ft tun conn tv ii.ire tail oe neri.en men . .. i'u i uraii,iti.-i
T. .. ::". ;. " .".:. .V i. .1 m. to a irrcat acgreo supprew.-
ouim.ii, me erecuon u. x ... ,..v, no g, .. , of iUriHin is yet too
w s tucv are voncerneu, niigni. nave oecn unving i.ius, us " 1 : 1 ....... r the State and tho
POMnoncd till the Day of Juuctnenf, and nmmed the soven Uitierent orancnesoi ui , ( w
it vet remains to bo ocn, whether tbey "mcmorml." pornutino to nv.u.ic- s nfnt of the vouth.
.1. . .... . 1 t . . . I . .1 . -.1 iMn.nn" W ll V 1 IP i,m
W 1.1 &11I.I, LUU IU11I. m.UY l.v.l ...... . w l
llifv ars. now to relinouish the public ries of years the citizens of the liorougli Of
Sffiff. WhSTOhlig TtheCearfirdd have been enioying the a.U
lormutum of l'ine county to prevent Uie
n....l. i- ,i n .i i r ... ,..,. ;., it lho mill. I
uoiilofCb...rti.dd from eriK-ting the pub-
iu Li.il, lin. .Iiopa OiAvnlease. and where
thw can do It st the least cost, and with
the least difHciiity. Wo oomo then to his
fourth hoai. , -
4. Thovery strnif audtyDnvininnaorgu
ii'ei.t here used why the public buildings
should bo rotulnodLs that tho oflbr of Cur
wensville to ore t them "i founded ou
'peculation, and there is nothing in it but
iharp business tact !"
5. After fishing hore for somo time to
discover tho "reasons against the removal"
4..
lit dir. ,,,.,., ,., , ,, ,(
i In, I., il... i ii i. i .i ... l'i
n i . nr. nnrn me nr.on.IlK ,r-.
".,,or "l" "" '' ll."ln LI- -M .i..i..n
i,r i ii. i. . . ' .
"l-illVMlin .lon tilt,,! niil,
so,m reeling nc..i,H hidi.idui.U in (',,.
I; Id I" ! ,,,.t nltl,,,,,, I ,.,
do t find t... othc "rcmo.," ,!,.,. . m,.
,,,"t I hi Mm Is rutin ly nhnvo hit
.(tiiiiprviM - nnion, nod I nn only hope, if
cl" Curwi nsvillo will desist in their cilbrts,
lent tho lurco vnemim I..11 i.. l.i. .i;i. I.,
iliosom produce I collai
'county bo left nn orph
ie, nnd I'lcai lield
11.... I :i.l..
. .i-iiiiii , Jiini IVIIIi'lu
another ''reason"
in 'liit'hly' that cg. Bpcd nic that "thcro
:7 , ,
aro mx
ciiuiclica
in uieaiiui'i ami
tranuo t0H.iv thin "reason" i.s iicconinu
nied with tho candid aeknoivledenient
that "they wero built alono l.y this l.or'o,
Ht V ,,:rnV'i,m,i"S m cUh"m of, tl10 I
f0U!"J,! . M.'u'we there was no 'Sharp
county!" I ..resume there was no Kiwi,
I.UNinoas tact' exerci.sed l.y theso innocent,
honest, wealthy men, in uttinu other peo-l
pio to build their eliurchosT They wero
y are grand and inayiiilieieiitHtiiietuiesiiKivo it an aruil of about four liuii.liod ami 1
AlIU 1 llOV ai'QWorthv. loo. of bonstine H
They cost, 1 presume, an enormous sum of
!, .. " , " " , ' . IK,"1!lrs;
mint mr less man 1110 cost 01 one 01 me
imhit ml residencesof theso "wealth v
Jio Imd Ml tho "churches" out of tho
lll'i'Iimonf lilt ho Mnnnt 1 1 imi w.- I f-ir t. 1
lha. there is not a church edifice in your '
borough at all commensurate with the !
"wealth" of your citizen", and instead of !
bihisilwi over the cheap uncomfortable '
over the cheap,
structures used as churches, these "wealthy
men ought to lude their heads in shame.
1 Io winds up his "fifthly" in laudation of
tho "public spirit" nnd "liberality" of, 1
J,i 1
presume, these wmo opulent citizens who i
i.nv so much tax. and own ho much 1
property, and net other people to build
their churchos. He might have quoted, 1
as a case in point, tho subscription raised,
....if .. t . . i .1
within a few days past, to defray the ex-
penses of printing his "memorial" and
other documents. It was necessary to
raise some twenty or thirty dollars, and
these 'Hbrrul,' 'public sp'.rited,' rich men,
actually svibscribed tro dd'ur eneh, nnd
then went round to tho "j.oor laboring
men and mechanics" to raise the balance
in twenty-five cent subscriptions! What
excruciating "liberality !"
0. It is said "removals of county seats
occasionally necessary," ..ml, I may add,
this is especially the ease when by remov
ing them tho tax-payers call save some for
ty thousand dollars of expenditure, w ith
out discommoding themselves, and in ad
dition get a better location. We coino to
his "sevcnth"and last reason.
7. This consists ofa proposal "that a
committed of gentleman of" your "bor
ough, of undoubted means will guarantee
that a new Court House shall bo built for
!?1),(MI, without any increase of taxa
tion !" What a "liberal" nnd "public
spirited" proposition ! There is no evi
dence of "sharp business tact" in this oiler '.'
Hut how does it coniriist with tho propo
sal of the people of Curwensville ? 1 hey
offer to build not only as good a Court
House us can be found in any ol tho neigh-1
boring counties, but iiew.iuil, (needed as
bad ns the court house,) and to erect a first
class Hotel, no that the people when they
attend 'onrto.ii tind com fort nMe and le
ss; eclable. accomodations.
Thcy intend,
also, to erect fjas works, of which the pul
lie buildings will derive advnntrge, and
Which will uddd to the comfort and en
joyment of the strangers who may sojourn
in" their town during the courts. No one
can fail to ulwerve that if a new Couet
House is erected in Chcarfield borough, it
will bo hut a brief period until tho tax
will bo called upon to build a new Jail, for
IL . 1. ...... ... A ......... .r. U.....I..-
it caiiuei ue. ..e.i.ua t.i.tv -w... .
turo is utterly unfit for the purpose, ho
many prisoners have escaped from it, that
it has really ceased lowcer to Ks a terror to
evil doers. How much this 1ms had to do
with the recent alarming increase of
orimo in bur county, it is diflieult to say,
but of one thing all are assured, that a new
Jail, capablo of holding prisoners, is badly
needed, and vvmt, sooner or later, bo erec
ted. The single instance of the escape and
re-capture of Warden, about a year since,
cost the county a large sum of money, and
since that a number of persons have suc
ceeded in getting off altogether.
It is high time that ft building should
be provided 'hat would be a terror to coin
inats, nnd a j.roteetion to tho lives nnd ' the attention of those interested in tho move-pi-operfy
of tho community. Let the J ment, and urge upon them tho necessity of ac
"lihcrar," "public spirited," rich ."n of ; live cxcrti(11 T1,cro can bo no doubt, if the
Clearfield agree to erecx mo puuue uuu-j
dings without any expense to the county,
'nnd so foitniiirove.it iAt ocrsonscompeiie.i
to visititcan obtain comfort able necnm jting the coming bossion, tbcirprayer will bo
i. l Mi ll . .ill...1 i 1 t 1. I.. . la not .ip.niiucf ill thill
1 .
motlations, nnd it may bo possible that the
people, in lho submission of the question, ,
i ...'......- ... . i. .i .. t ....... i
will decliio m li.eir lavor. .vn niut, . t..-
ivcnsvillc desires is that the tax-payers of
the countv may have tho opportunity of
Widiiiir for themselves where they will o-
control, and if the, f-rto enKtr ,
mvn fHUll PNf'Il I HI UHU' SV1IH. Ul nil,";
':;",":.." ,.., Pt,in,n
wneree.su, .m-j r" .
To deprive them of this right would be a j
gross outrage, only ciual to that of depri.jStucH .
ving an individual from the control ol his ""sp
own privute property an enormity that 'iw'i1
,,. , ..i .1.1 ma ..a snmnvAII.
.w.'.iv..,.. . r- - . ii
mnmo imiminga """''
......... .n- -niinwmi
If tho tsx-pnyors ar therol y 1
from their firectiou 7 I'o not all Its ai gti -
... a ii.i i . n i,,mr urt
age ot tbe pul.lio bum ung.ru, ... . y
lmvn irrrm-n wpnlt.h v. anil HOW. W Hell 11. w
have grown wealthy, and now, wnen in w
ones vmt tie erected, they refuse to loit
themselves, and desire to prevent the tax -
payers from taking them where th.y car.
T.nuA It HnnA wit.lmiit. exiienso! I ftfar all
- i , ,. r
the sophistry an.1 special pleading of tho
learned author of the -memorial" will fail
to convince tho people that th.'y should
foreno iho otiportunny or gnning inn.
public buildings erected withot.t cost, and
liuild them at the.r own expense merely
to-gratify the opulent and wealtliy men ot
-ri..n..i.i .n.l .nun ilium tmm tlioslina
Ul V. 1VU1 HVliI, huh v -..v - u
f Nh.. i.-M. Hint mpiiI.I M.Minnn th, i.
iktMti.i.
PlRECOnJiit.
Tor niiiiil.. r ol jrnii pjt (lie Inlinhilniili
nf lliu Suiilli.Vrlii'ii irtlon f Chrllcld
ml jmtt .f (lm mlji.l . i. count tea ol Cum-
lulu, lnilliiim nnd Ji'll.mm, Imva .ocn cx. rt.
lug iliiiiiBolvoi to procure tho rornmilun ul
new county to he chII.mI I'lnc. Active pn i.ix-
r'l,l"" ' "' being niado by tho friends uf
tlio Prelect lit hnvo II lirnnulil Infant M. r 1
glulntnru .luring tho ipproaching icsslon, mil,
I.. I ..... . .... . .
1IIIUIIIK 11.11 1 1110 UlllllLMjr Ol lllllllenli'll Minn I
,,lc i, it. . .. '
" ' ' ' Hivl ,
minlfoled to tircM tho matter to i.,.n.-l,..i
ion, their cd'orti b'.l foir, nt last, to ho crown-
ea with success. Tlintsuch n result will meet
tlio f.pprohnt Ion of every right thli.kh.i; uinl
cn of cither of tho counties In -
l!rclu.li. , 8(..nrri,1v , ,,, ,
l,Z:7 r ' " , , . , CU ",M
i ILr",lU' .cn" 8CBrci;1y aoi(bte.l. ,
,y 1110 li"c'' Mt,uy oroproposed to bo run,
tho new county will eiiibruco tho townships ol '
Iwpnlv iiiiiinrii iiiUi.,1. anil it iwimilntifin. Intfna.
l,,0 CL.11!)11S oflSW, as a guide.) of about eight
tl.ous.inrt. There is
scarcely nu ncre of tho
soil, throughout tlio whole extent ol theso
quantity oi excellent timber, immense beds ofi
. i i. .. j. ;.... . i I 1
,...,. T,, ,.,. ,.,.. , ,i'
. - - ,
,1,csu r,cI' M"urcw' consequent upon the lor-
niatlon of n county, will malic it onu of the I
most thriving anil prosperous of those forming
n.n Allebenv tier.
...... , , ., . ,
Mbilo the people of this region are thus
...........i ..r ..ii ii.. ion... ..p. 10...
I'u""!" " . 'V1""".1" ". "v'l"' i
county witiini tlieniseivcs, tlio nn.jor.ly ol ,
tlium nro compelled to travel moro than thirty
miles, over the most wretched roads, to reach
their rcstiectivc Courts of Justice. Their
lands, to a great extent, lie idlo and undevel
oped, whereas the formation of a county would
enhance their value and draw out their pro
ducts. That they should borelicvcd from
these diflicultics. and bo permitted to enjoy
the benefits to which their neighbors are en-
titled, is their prayer a prayer
that should
meet a response in that inato sense of justico
which swells tho bosom of every upright cit
izen. Under the recent amendment to the Consti
tution it will bo necessary to submit the ques
tion to a vote of tho citizens of Clcnrlicbl, as
more than one-tenth of their population is em
braced in the proposed boundaries. That a
majority of them will Vole 111 TaVot of the erec
tion of the county, is generally conceded.
Tho j.rincipal business men of tho borough of
Clearfield aro active supporters of it, and as it
leaves us over a thousand squaro miles ot ter
ritory, and over thirteen thousand population,
il is scarcely to bo presumed that it w ill meet
with serious objection from any considerable
number of the citizens of other parts of the
cmmty. Xoarlji all aro convinced that tho
people asking it ore entitled to a new county,
and they aro Willing they should have it.
Those who may opjiosc It. (and there nro nl
ways somo,) nro only the few who have adi-
rect pecuniary Interest In preventing its for
mation.
Should Tine county bo formed, it will at
onco rcceivo an accession of population from
the surrounding counties, which, together with
tho concentration of tho means of tho people
within smaller limits, will give an impetus to
every kind of businoss, duvolopo tho resour
ces, open tho Toads, clear the land, Increase
v. ... nn,i rf,10e improve
' . .. ' .
incuts or every description. It would start on
its career witli as many thoniamh of pojiula
tion as Clearfield had hnniM, lor as lato as
1810, wo had only eight hundred nnd seventy
five! In a very few years it would rival its
neighbors, nnd take its stand among the very
first of those that compose the fifth class, or
tho bituminous mountain counties.
It is not tho design of this brief article to
present or elaborate tho arguments for the c
rcction of I'ino county, (as it would require
moro time than the writer can now devote to
tho suluect,) but simply to bring tho matter to
..r il... nnni.1.1 nP fhn tifniinspil pmintv
,...,.,i In il, I.etrislaturo du -
iM"i'v r--- -
granted, if the project is not successful tuts
winter, it will ho owing to tho apathy of its
' . . ...
pro(0ssed friends. Let thero bo activity aim
j t,ol( aml rino collllty jH .a fixed
.ins
For the "Republican.''
A Word to Teachers.
TM J,..A nn.i' m-ltlAO 111 I Htl flVi'l'V
ZM b more dee,.ly
'interested tlian uuring any ouier uno
. . i - . !.. , !
,
i 1
io vear. as ul tins nine me inoerimi
schools are in session: nnd trusting that
estion or two will he read, I shall
avor to :ivc a tiroject by which tho
custom of "Jinrrina out Teachers" can bo
. i ti. : ..,..:....
J I. .3 vsiij;u
common in many
sooner it can
:n i.. -.1
i.i w -.
... . . 1 . ...... .11. .A nn.l nl
,,"--'
' ,iii i ii n. ninn iuu;i,it v ......
of refinoincnt all such usage
ofrehnoincni an ucu u.-ip-. -
, .,iHl,ountecod by every philomath,
, i,iv ,,;vo place to that.
wineli
niiiiui'i ." j o a .
isdom not repels it i and all theso
, " n,..i 'without causing any
?4
( fct iu woUu lhcy will ul l-
. .. . ...l. nml (lie ulil
ti,u ascfiidt'iicv. ami
and the old
j""' r ... r.1.illlliiv tmrotu into
noneii-l
; ou.
" teachers is attended by Ins..
i-'"1" b l ,.,,. nlnl.lf
to pupils ani io." nui .- j ". j
, " 1 .Hirlyi,cuc0 the necessity lor
, n(l 1 ' . J
" . co consummated in various
,i,;,,i, ti,e most successful one
---- - .....p.. i
..). .,, ,h(, rivi;
is o ni in i i
Of (Irt-
themselves. In every school
" . . . rccistcr. and
it rc
i'v"""
I I . ! --
ro,,.., (, ,., , f,r,h , . ,
ii., ii... .1.,... .., . . .
iM-icliliji the iti'l i . I mt'Ml nnd ,min,.li,ili nl
hi l iii'ila i inill ,v i, il... i ..i.... i. i I . . ..I
H nnd hlKh ., h,K,U.
I li- l. iirh.T I In n ti i.liijj lil i lio.,
tij'""'l liii.Ke k iui n trf t he n uw .1...
"''''! ! "f 1k,,,,l',i" ti-l.r Ac. - ,tK im
ot the hcniliU of it intrixllii ttmi. mxl
wiirinly yet noolliiiiflv Knlicitiiii. tl i
to do their utmost to ndvi.net) thennelven
T . . . . . .
ill their Hindi.-. I,et Ihii. cnlicl.nle Hie
rr.mtoiy address nt tho fiiin of tire
school.
ti ill. ... ... . .
i. mi iiinciuro o in cvi'ivni'K In.;
SllOllhl lll'llnr Mil lli.i unl.i.,..! ,.. ... .. I. I . . ..
r .... .....j.., vi niim ihl: 11
s,H,0,",,,,t ni it. cl,o,
I, 'Il IOKI, llhl .HIVll ll U..I..I. ..ill. II... ....
,1 i,...i .i. r... T. : .... ... . I ..
iiiiiiiomiiiiiiii.iiivi.il so l U H I lllll 1,11.
Christmai as usiml, or whether they will
,1 ", i'm mi wiiib uraico il
Lit II 11 I
reject inc. treat nnd allow their teacher t
''"I"'1"''' tl'at an
, l'H ',M;n,;1"" of .''
I., lu!
. nino, mt of money lor tin
' tllO I'i'liOI't of 111.) Hchoiil.
1"M' mrtm.U-lv coniorehe,,,;
,ile tutt.r. nine out of ten will exult in -lis
cnnling tho trivail jiiftn that formerly for
half the term, wero most prominent in
!' '"ieatio.l but every depart ne-ut of
industrv.
the nvsl tiling a)
A zealous rivalry
1 i
lonelier 010111,1 eiii.rau
in Ins gone.
when t!;is desi I-r.il'ti.i
achieved rhr
ino-i nrouous tasi; h
oei'. The I.MI.ils
will soon liavo a love for their school-1
room as well as lor their teacher they !
will absent themselves only when al.sii-1
. . . 1.1
Mle necessities demand. :iu,l thes( .ehlnin
, ,,llll;lt,, ,1(! vil ol abnormal at-1
icnuai ee-ti,o greatest impediment to
emendation the teacher ci.e.Mmlers.
A competition ill soon l.e visible in a
m"i, "a icaclicrniakes lus register
a
general repository tor the in-oeecdings
or
;"t the schools, nnd tliis zeal will bo large
; lv ;ll,Lll(,ull,. iNli, , ,ij s know ll n
. ..... . .... :
01 i"i-scnooi will l.e .iil.l.sl.o.l.
. . SAw.
hyOrtmm, l),r. SM, V.H.
Clearfield Academy SWckhoMcrs
WILL meet nt tho office of Jninea M'rigb'y,
V.ei, (Kegirter nnd r.eeorder, ifc.) nt
Clearfield, on Monday, lliu 3d dny of January,
'S.ill, nt 2 o'clock, P. M.'to elect a Hoard ol
Trustees, nnd other officers for the ensuing year.
The .Stockholder nro requested to attend.
J. II. M'KN ALLY,
Pcc'y oftho Hoard of Truntcea.
Dec. 1 1, ISjS.
TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD RAIL
ROAD. JVOTIfli is hereby Kiven to the MocUiohlern
11
that nn election for President nnd Director?
oftho Tyrone nmt Clenrtield Ilnilrond will be
held on the 2d Monday of January, pith day,
I Sill, af tho ofiicc of the rnmpnnv in I'liiiipshurg.
JAMES T. lfALi:, President.
('has. K. Fostk.ii, Hcc'y. dec. l.'i, IS5S.
I'Atm
MISS CONSTANT bite from the Knst refpee.
fully nnnomiccd to tho citizens of
Clearfield nnd the County generally, Ihi.t tin; is
prepared to givo instruction in Music
PIANO, MELODEOX AND 0 VITA II ' '
also., im tub rnx.vcn laxci aoh it nr.isa iii.it
KAT1VK TONE I K. j
Fhe refers nil who may be interested in the
nbove, to the Rev. Dr. nnd Mrs. Ji'I.eud. j
Terms $S 00 in ndvanw, tif ?I0 On, ir not in
advance. '
Dee. fi, ISiS. tf.
look iiiihi. ! look Hi-du::
llIE undersiKnoul nubrcriberi., take this i.ieth-
J. odnf informing the nuldie generally, , thaO
they havo this day entered into copartiur.-l.n. in i
J J 11 ,
THE BLACKSMITH LUtsI.W
nnd can be found nt the nhop formerly occupied
hvJ. Miuiikw. cr. on Third street, in this Im-
j rough, where they will be pleased to nee rio r old
riiwlmitorii. nml na iiintiv iimv iti na ttti tmilrii
it convenient to givo thorn a call. j
Bring on ynnr hoc, your t-jni'h'f nml pick, I
lmir log-chnins nn! your pulling Mick?,
uui on-ii.-j utu piciiii', jmu ihmpu nni inmu ,
V.. ........ ..1.1 tl l. ...
U lllllV flU UIII 1 1 III U 11 Ilillt.',
Your spenrs will work up then just right,
To pruouing hooks for every height.
Your swords too, t-hall then bo wrought.
To ploughshares such as Cain uo'er bought.
JACOH SHUNKWlLl'lt,
iiEo. v,: on ii.
Clearfield, December 8, 1858. tf.
WINTER. SHAWLS,
WOOL, LOXd SHAWLS,
SINGLE SHAWLS,
ItOL'XD COKNEKKU SHAWLS,
For snlo l.y KKATZER'S.
OfclMIAVS COirKT xai.i:.
I virtua of an order of tho Orphan ( Court of
, ' Cnrflcl l Countv, there will bo exposed In
' P"l,,ic p"10 " 11,0 villn'0 v lv"1,villc. Clearheld
County,
1 Q the 2d Saturtlsy of January, A. D.
atxn " '
1859,
A ckiitais Tit.teT or fifi v-tiiri:i: aciiks or
, sitiiiite in Penn ton nihip, bounded ly lard of
Win. Wnnn, Jeieminh Flinn, Thomas ItiilVcrty,
and John 1'. llovt, having n Inrpo portion of
' , loured hind, and a house and barn thereon, lato
1 the estate of Felix Hnfforty, docensed.
! Terms Cns i, in conrtimntinn ol Ike snlo.
MARTIN MY1UER,
l'ATUICK 0.1 IN.
Aduiiiiistrators.
dec. 8, 135S. t'o.
OlirilANS' COURT .SALE.
II 'orphans' Court of Clenrfield County, then
will bo exposed to public snlo nt the Court
In ih liorouTb of Clearfield. Saturday tho
finecntb day of January ncxt.a certain niessungc,
: . . .l.i I... ... ,.r ,l il, .,nl ,,r
, icueiiieiii pin. ,..v. vU.
: ,li,i Andrew
Addlcinnn's line 300 feet to tho riv
er, n,cnee up said Susiticbnnnn river 330 foot to
! t ,1 tunipiko, thence along said piko, l'J2 feet to
housu n,a framo stable erected
"'" " " .
thiiroou.
Terms Cb, 01 confirinalion of sale.
JAMES WUIiiLF.Y.
Adm'r of Estate of Wm. Addloman, dee'd.
liuv. 2Ulh,
Uee. 8, 1S5S.
Hlli.a.n , i.,.-......, j.., -' . iv l.n.. with lh. allows
ll.;.- uIhita ' dccenscil, lioi.nueu ant. uescrincu , nnio.s, nu,. , - - " ., .
t..b . .w t..l.. .1 .1.. .i...,,ilii nn,, lln-rirn i.iirilv in Contro county nu pimiy
.Israiilsl Un lOIVIi: m......M . t r.v i-""'". . tUtt -(oM f ,lin 1,1,.
Ihosft ; ' ' j Aii. n. ihimiia nii.mr Arn-hiLiinii creeks Within five mill's
' lsif. Ill IfllMI Ml nilllirn n'mn-iuiiii. im t.vv k
1U)KSAI.E.by Mbu.ii;i.u A Cinrr.n, A.h.m.': will show the same, l'ossoss.on will imgiiei. o..
.ffc'red 0,rn .Vt.'.V,-AU.i a low the Yimt of April, 1849-Ullo good, lor parl.o
Meat Cult, rs of tbe best kind with a large vai i- uhirs address (,
,ty of Hoods in llmir line, just received, and will . Thcstkr.
ba sold low for cash or produco,
- 1 Clearfiold, Dec. 8, 1848.
.. .
bt. an drew 8 cilunc
RT AKnntU; rmtnrif
" .. . wvitvavvil'
I hit chin, li nill he Hi, on for Mihlie nr.
mi1.oii r'riilny cvetiln n.-tt, nt It) n'elm U,
.
hciiiK rhlilli,n Kiel nNo on Nitnulny ,'! Unmiry, Im..v, Hit lnlluwlng itrn rllinl
tM..n,i II o'clock A. K.,uv,i:rl:!!!',,.., i . ..
, ''''y I on Siunliiy inoi nitij, t It
o'clo. k A. M.. for llm usual rvt f ive.
'
, ' .
-MlllliV ( IIKMTmn ! U HlO I'eiiltf. ll
lilcctiiiiMvhi. il w emuul lonup iili..n. n,,
IsiikI nil . in.il ....... Il ..I i!il
. ..
"l j"J nmre
I ml I isl 11 II 1 111 1 unui..iu .P rtt. ti...! I
.'i 111. 1 1 iiiiifii, I'liiniil
Lo - t ummtJ of all 1
l .
...
wwiiw can allord them.
May their
J. i m
8 e'""n ,","pntI' the weight of fat 1 ur
lt..i l.M.,1 ... 111. 1 .1
..,..i i in, ,m us, milt every inner
ililiininalil.) delicacy that I. elasHeil ill the
list of "eleature comlorts," with plenty of
I lie generous Jilleo oftho grapo in which
to pie. lo their absent friends. May you
" '"' "'ly happy we most devoutly wish i
tlio assurance tmit you
A man named Ath.
to death some two weeks
ny, between l'h'dips-
'""'f ' ort Matilda. I his is tho kcc-
onu jM-ron mat has met such alatein
th, it vicinity ti'mco tlio cold weather com.
tnc need.
Coi'xtv. We received tlie proi-wd-iiiL's
of several Tine County meetings just
as wo w ere 'oin' to press, and consequent
ly loo late lor this week's issue. )'o will
jive them m our next.
Tiir. Tm.vi. List, list of Jurors and Sh. .rill's
Proclamation, are all unavoidably left out
I Ins week. Our columns avO sd much
crowded witli proceeding, ivplys te. &c.
that we have room for nothing elso.
We are indebted to our neighbors of Uie
Jvi'iiiiil, for tho article on l'ine County, in
type ready pet, for which they have our
thanks.
A Mass
bio to the
1'im: wiil I
Mkktinii of the
erection of tin
o bold at New
people favora.-
new county of
AVa.-hington on
A general at-
I Thursday, tho 30th inst.
tendance of all in favour of (he measure is
'desired, nnd wo have been requested to
say that the townships, in the lower jmrt
' of tho county are invited to send a repre
i si'iitation.
! 1'iillious Cliolio and Cramp i.i Stomach
..... ... :., .:. ; ,.....
j " " -' j
case, by using from five to thirty drops of
Dl' Yai.i.'s (Jalv.wii- Oil. J'urxnlc by emu
tiu'.rrhtthU ycii'diHy.
DIED, .
On the l.'Uh ult., Milton Wayne son of
John it Mary Nueper aged '1 years and ti
months.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASS iMHUTING
FOR VINE COUNTY.
j The friends of l'ine County nro request
led to nsscmbli? in Mass Convention at
! N i: W WAS 1 1 1 NGTUN bit TH U IJSDAY
ItbolSOthof Dec. A. D. IMS, at 1 o'clock
1'. M. Cliwif out:, Vomf all, and show that
j p, " Q j
, ,. . , . .. . ' - , y
been, enlisted in thii movement.
Sjieakers from a distance Are expected
to ',0 prcs-cM and address the meeting.
i A lueetlnff to tile same Cirecl W III lie lie bl
at thoCIIKKKY TKKK 0)1 tho 31st, Dec.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
' ,,
MattiT of the J'xluti' of Sam . I Fry,
.f
i ''"" '7
Tiiirimli':) ' rttrlhbl
i ( vmilit Jicceoxiil.
At nn Orph .is Court
la id at Clearfield on tho lid Monday of
Nov. last p;ist. Tho undesigned was np
! pointed Auditor to distribute money's in
'tho hands of Hh Fry. Administrator of
' the said Samuel l'rv;
! " ;. the ('nt,
I All persons interested, will please take
notice that I will attend to the duties of
'tho al.ovo appointment, at my oflico in
' Clearfield Itoroujrh, on Saturday tho Sth,
day of January IS.V.I, nt 10 o'clock A. M.
of said day, wheh where you can nttend if
I you see propRl'.
I TIloS. J. M'CCU.OGH, Ari.iTon.
lec. 17th, 4t.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
I "VTOTICE is hereby given, that tho follow ins
accounts have I con examined nnd passed
1 by .no, nnd remain filed of record in this office
' lor the Inspection of heirs, legatees, creditors, A
nil others in nny other way interested, nnd will
l e presented to the next Orphan's Court of
Clenrfield County, to be held nt the Court House,
iu tlio borough of Clearfield, commencing on tho
:id Monday of January, 1S3!1, for confirmation
and i. II, nviu.ee :
i Tho partial account of John L. 'Cuttle, Exccu-
tor of the cstnte of Solomon Kline, late of Law
rence township deceased.
The partial account of Jcsjo Stone, Executor
of tU" last will and tcstn.nent of Alexander Stone
latcfof
of Iioggs township, CloarfleldVounty, decca-
scd,
JAMES WRIC.LEY,
j Kegistor,
Clenrfield, Doe. li, 1858.
J QOO ffl AXMAT fLWSALK
COAL LANDS AT I LBLIC SALh.
On Thursday, the lath day of January, 18..H, at 2
o'clock, P. M., will be sold at the town of nelle-
fi,m. Cunlro Uounty. ra., an mai vniiinois pouy
. .... . -- , ...U J.., .....
ownnce, situate
in Clenrfield
nnd Little
of the West
- ' liranch of tho busn.aet.anna river, ai. lying hi
one l.oily, ano Known n uo .uauio vu.hhiu; s
I.ai.us. ine aooo I'!"--".' - V" "V... .
The nuove pro)icr.y is sni .uea.eii n.r
of .he great Snow Shoo Coal Mines, nt wh.ch
....... .... li.,lui..i,lo and Know Mioe Railroad
, ! ... .Im li.-llelonte and Snow Shoe Railroad
terminates, and which is now under contract. It1
i is a property well calculated lo nttract the atben-
1 lion of capitalists. Persons wishing to viow tho
propeny wit! please can on r.iiKni i er ui
f.lparfiuld countv. or E. C. llurton or Jauios Uilli
land, Centre connty, living noar tho property,
j Deo. 8, 1848.-U.
Lancaster, Pa.
sin:itiiTssA!j:s.
iiti'h
'l Mill i t I),,
,1
I If pilllK
I f p-iiiM if i.m .nn ,i , i;,,tttt ,,f
V"Wimnrt
I'1""
H' III Inn illinrlnil
.u i
Will l, H,f,t In pnlillr bIk, ii! Ilm 'mir If, .
Ill tilt Itl iffllll It II llf I ' I HA I fill 1.1 .n M...L. .1.-1...
I'liln, (liinrli r.innlT, 'VI Pmli t,itTii.l,,i f.'i.n."
ir e..uni.r, htirinnlng i hrml.h k iniilln. r.,
I i.i ,i i'tti i-i i ri mil, i v lillllMff.iitl
uivey. Ilien.-.. 1. t;.u-H ur A. 41.., nurlli. :ill .In.
'gr.M rnol, I. ill Ifirliim In 4 ml U . .,, r.
' iii l,i. ..nL 1. IL. ..i .
"l""' "Hllii lejirr mwl, l.'ill pco'lun In
niml III I io i In ,liii,r lln I,. 1 ,., i,..,i. ..r 1.1.
..,,,., ,
.111.9 iritctl r Aiiilruw
aiiihiiii iiihi j hi i. ii, ki i i:....
i'iii- "Villi, ) (In.
Ifrfll'l W.'l. fl.l lifiri'luia lii ii..,.ll ... il..
" . ' 1 .-,v...i un tnv
" I "'I Kiri nrl. l.n llBrt'lll'B, Id tllMl!. Ill
Itiiiilililnir f iiiin.uiiiln.i lliu i i
1 n'i p-i fl 1 1 f Till ! w
lioing purl un iiniunii liJiiiuiim.a nnil Juliu Sibley
I . , '. ' "" u llllll Clil.'loil.r-
fei.c iki'ii in iunit ,,n, nml n . a.,, M j;
j froprrty of Ornltiiun Irl-h mul Irvbi I'. Ilimln. .
, 1AI',, 1p,;r,,'i" ,r",,11,"' '"'"h "''o in Ilurnl
bun.lrv.l iir, l.i.iin.lo.l by luudi of ( Hum:
! Ux'& I'owles nn.l ih-n, wiih l..K I, on,.
,n,l a yoi!s drclmr.1 Iboreon, Haiio.l tnk'oTln
oxcouliuu anil to bosolil 'A tho property of John
ltvun.
A lm pertain bits of jalbi, rttuata In Cut
wonaville, bouudoil by Filbert nipfct on tlio wet',
1111 ully on south nliUont, 11ml Unurfjo itmct oii
tlio nurtli jt having eroded n .IwvlliiiK boUna; tnil
liounu, and other oullioui Iboruuu. Hoiioil. In.
! kvu in pxi.'iiliuu, uinl to bo euld uj tho rronprtv
, ..r c. ...... 1 ti t....i.. 1 1
,'miuiisiui A lull ,
Alio a cortnin Irnctorlnnd nituato Id Morris
towni"hip,Clfr(lohl eounty, containing 10.1 neroi,
bouniod by lnndi of John lrin, Vrsnk John ion
ad l'etor Hhnhorn, with about thirty xrtl
clearod, with a homo and burn thereon. 8ltod
taken in execution, unit to bo fold ns tho jirnpor
ty of Henry Sniciil.
Also a cortuia tract of hind fituatc in Toll
township, Cloiirlkdil comity, ndjoiniiiif Innda of
(ieddos A JInrli, Akir' Miller, nnd oU.ors i conr
tniiiing nho'it 100 ncron, with 2.'i norm, olonrei)
thereon. .Seized, taken in cxomiliun nnd ti bs
sold 11 tho property of Jesso Weaver.
Aim uy virtuool a writ of i'lori laving, the
, following roal est.ito, Io wil:
I n'i. . 1 1 . . 1
Tho uudivided fourth imrt of all that certain
messuage, tenement and tract of land tituuto on .
the waters of Trout Kun nud Mosliannon crock)
iu tho townships of Hush nnd Decnt.ir, in thrt
coo.ntU'8 of Centre nnd Clenrtield, Stato of Ponn
vylvnnin, bouadod mid doscribod as follows :lio- -ginning
nt a post near tho Moshunnon crock,
thence south jf degrees wost, ZSporohoi to hoin
limk. ttipnpp amilli f.'l A.pv.ku .....I .a .....l....
F .u...u, ... i.vn ..vn., w jivtvuvn
to j.ino, theneo north, 13 dep. West, 27ierchei o
white oak , thence north, $t degrcw west, ii
i cues lo Hemlock ; theno north, 8 Uogrcei
oast, I'.O perches to post: thence north, 0 deirreos
oast. 12 perches to pine slump; thenco north, 3b
.legrocs wosl, ou porches to hemlock ; thenco north
2 j degrees west, 40 perches to hemlock ; llicrco
nortn 6ij degrees west, 152 perches to post by
hemlock ; thence north, 67 degrees, 47 perches'
to post by hemlock ; thenco south, 40 degroes
west, fit perches to hemlock stump; thonce south;
42 degrees east, 1 i perches to post , thence south)
G'.l degrees cast, 8U porches to post ; thence south;
00 degrees west, 22J perches to postj thence
south, 12J degrees east, 2U porches to a postj
thence south 81 J degrees west, 23 perches to
jiost ; thence north, 87 J degrees west, 48 pcrchei
to post; thenco north, 12 degrees west, Vperchos
to post; thence south 40 degrees west, 724 perch
es to post by white oak ; thenco south, OS degreos
cast, 1.72 perches to beech stump; thenco north;
f.O degrees east, 858 perches to (tones ; thenco
:SJ cast, 214 perches to post ; thence north, 42
degrees scuth, 1 U4 perches tt a laurel, on left or
western bank cf Trout Kun ; thenco down said
stream lo its junction with Mosliannon creek)
and down east or right bank of same by tho cour
ses an 1 distances thereof to southern line of Joint
Harrison tract ojiposite the tewn of Occola;
thenco 00 degrees cast along laid line to place
of beginning; coo. og seventeen hundred and
five acres n Also the defendantV
interest, il be' , .,o undivided fuurlll part of
the town cf Occola, on Tyrono and CJcnrllcbl
Knilroad, including within town plot eighty oeros
and nllownnco. Seised taken in excutior, and
to bo sold as tho property of J. J. Linglo.
Also all tho defendants intoro't iu a certain
tract or pioce of land, situate in Piko township:
ClearDeld county,, bounded by binds of Daniel
brinks' estate, laud of William lionnott nod oth
ers, containing about 75 acres, nhout 60 acre
cleared, and having a log houso nuii other buil
dings thereon. Seized, taken in executidri, and
to be told as tho property of Joseph UennetU
Also a certain truct of land, situate in Chest
township, Clearfield county, containing 4 18 acres i
bounded by lands of John MTherrin, ltoberl
M'l'lierrin, A. M'llarvey, nnd others, with small
house, burn, nnd about 20 acres cleared; being
tho situ.o bought by K. Michaols and Hugh
Leeds. Also 140 acres in Eoll township, witll
house nnd bnfn, Unit SO acres clearod thereon
adjoining binds nf J. Lee, R. M'Fnddin, and es
tnte of Thomas Wilson. Also a lot of land bl
N'cwburg, Chest township, fronting tlpbu Maiii
Btroel.with a large framo store-hoilsonnd dwelling
house thereon. Also 3 bits of land In tho tdwil
of Lunil.crvillo ; being tho same premises bought
by il. Michaels from Shocinnkor. Seized, taken
in execution, and to l.o sold ns tho property ol'
Hubert M Micha ds A Charles S.Worre'.l.
FJ.EDEMCK U. MILLER, f hoi iff.
BherilT's Office, Clearfield, Doo. 22, 1838. ,
JANUARY APPOlXTMl N
DR. JACK SOX, :
Indian t'hytk'mn, (btleqf St. JjouU,)
or nnrr. ftrv, pa.,
Consulted as follows; Free of
Mr.y
ciiarge: .
Clew Held, Pa.; "Mansion Houso," Friday, Satur
day, and Sunday, January 7th, Sth, and Vth:
i'hilipsburg, I'a., "Stage il j'.so." Wednesday af
ternoon uud Thursday forenoon. January 4th
nnd 6th.
Luthersburg. Pa., "Stage House," Monday;
January I nth.
lironkvillo' Pa., "Ainoricnn Ilotol," Friday, Sal-.
unlay, and Sunday, January 14th, 15th, au l
lfith.
Ridgeway, Pa., "Stago Houso" January ISthj
llltb, 20th, nnd 21st.
INDIAN D0TAXIC REMEDIES!
In treatment of diseases of the Lungs and Chest'
Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Heart, Xorves, Skid
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, or any and nil
diseases arising from Impure blood, FemaJ,-'
Weakness, and Female Diseosos of all kinds; nl'
so all forms of Cbrouio or long standing disease,!
have given Dr Jackson awolrd-wide reputation.
Dr. Jnckson, although paying special attontbxl
to lung, throat, hsart and female diseases, visit
Invites to consultations iu all chronic diseases
incident to the human system. Soeing mstiv
thousand cases every year, ho is well prepared
to give nn opinion as to the curability of .any"
rnso.
Consultation FREfi.
zir Murk well the VMr.. .
J A. C. JACKSOX,
Indian Physiciutt:
Erie, Pa , P. 0., l3o 223.
dec. 8, 1849.
1 fnoltr Ii AM l .I. Wheal, Hve, 0.H.
' nMag. ' dec. 1, 1858. '
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tjlil!S3;121iiIEt?iJo ..1
TR pxiiKKPIUNED takes this method nf aiO:
nouncjnf, 0 die citir.ensof Clmrtielil and ip mf
rvindnig country, thnl tie nns openen a -
on Main Street in .S'm' iVm , where h
is.repnrod to nccommodale all whoglrehlul
call, and hopes to reooiro a libml pntmnae-?
Oct. Cth, 1S5. JKKEMIAltTi1tfclS.
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