THE REPUBLICAN.
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TlirnDAT:::
' jle,i h. rnssinoro want to Itavo a
little talk with their patrons. See
their ndvertiaetiifnt.
Mr. Slmgart inform us that ho
found ft lady's breast pin, containing a
luck of hair, in the Court Houso tho
day after Mr. Swoope's lecture
To Cahi'E.ntkhs. Tho School Direc
tors of tho borough of CurwensvilW
give notice in another column, of their
Intention of erecting several School
houses, to which wo call the attention
of builders and mechnnics.
m
Wa direct the attention of wool
gTOwers to the advertisement of II. J.
Sloppy & Co., in another column, who
propose to canvass thin and Jefferson
county tho coming season for wool.
Tbeir goods are of the best manufac
ture and very cheap. They will pay
tho highest prico for wool, either in
cash or in exchange for goods.
Democratic Almanac. This valu
able publication for 1866 and 1867 can
be bad by calling at the Drug Store of
C. D. Watson. A copy for both years
mailed to any address on receipt of
60 cents, or eithor for 25 cents. Ao
one should bo without this document.
It's possession is worth three times the
value of the money.
Local Improvements. Our town,
id view of coming events, seems to
manifest a desire to recover from
its former prostration and apparent
indifference in tho way of improve
ments. Atpresentthc religious seems
' to lead secular affairs. Two magnifi
cent church edifices are to be erected
during the coining summer, (a Meth
odist and a Presbyterian,) besides a
number of privato dwellings.
We are informed that in a few days
workmen well commence jouringdown
and removing the old Presbyterian
church, on the corner of Second and
Pine streets. This building was cnet-,
ed in 1840-41, under the superintend
ence of Rev. F. G. Betts then the
pastor of the congregation and has
been used as their house of worship
ever since. Iu original cost was
$800 a meagre sum for building pur
poses in these days, but it was a heavy
drain upon the congregation, then in
its infaucy, and it was not for some
time that the debt was discharged.
Since then the congregation has rap
idly increased both in numbers and in
wealth; and their object in removing
the old building, is to erect on its site
an edifice of a capacity suitable to
their wants and in better accordance
with thoir prosperity as a church and
the means of its individual members.
We have examined the plan of the
proposed edifice which was designed
by J. C. IToxio, of Philadelphia, and
is now in the possession of Mr. George
Thorn, who lias been chosen by the
Building Committed as General Su
perintendont of carpenter work ; but
our space will not permit uif to go into
a description of the details. The stylo
of the architecture will be Gothic
The entire building will cover a space
of 57 by 132 feet. This includes the
church proper and the lecture room,
which is to adjoin It in tbe rear; and
will be fronted by two towers, one
0 and tbe other 163 feet in height.
The walls will bo built entirely of
tono,laid in broken A shlor and rubble
Tnnsonry, and with small ornamental
projections and wings on each side.
A great portion of the dressed and
cut stone for arches and corbels for
the doors and windows is already fin
ished, and can bo seen at tbe shop of
3Ir. Thomas Liddell, contractor ior
stone work. The audience room will
bo well arranged for comfort and con
venience, having sufficient ornament
and embellishment to relieve its sice
and give elegance of appearance with
out display, and is intended to scat
comfortably between 500 and 600 peo
ple. The estimated cost of the entire
superstructure is $25,000, most of
which has already been subscribed.
When completed, it will without doubt
be the finest ehurcb edifice in this
aection of the State. Its architectural
beauty will be an ornament to the
town and a credit to tho enterprise
and liberulity of its builders.
Tho Mothodist church is to bo a
brick structuro of large sire, and will
be erected on Second street, between
Cherry and Walnut, and will cost
probably $20,000. We have not seen
design of tho building, but have no
doubt it will be an honor to tbe town.
These improvements, in connection
with tho privileges of the Boom
and Manufacturing Company, char
tered last winter for the erection of
a boom, mills, and manufacturing es
tablishments, will furnish our capital
ists with ample opportunities for in
vesting and multiplying their funds.
We observe that Senator Wallace, on
Friday lust, road a bill in place char
tering a Hotel .Company, which will
grant the privilego of erecting a hotel
equal in magnificence and stylo with
surrounding . improvements and the
demands of the public.
TiiEia Love. Moro than one-third
of tbe nominee made by tho Presi
dent lately, and rejected "by the Bump
Senate, were Soldiers. This is a roan
ifcMotion of ths lot e loyalists Uvefo.
"Pr.ve iD Blu," fprthe rMtle
Cot'RT Our present toi-m of Court
was almost a fuilur ; more than hulf
the Jurors foiled to answer, while an
equal projiortion of parties and wit
nesses failed to appear. Nothing was
dono on Monday. On Tuesday morn
ing the Court succeeded iu getting a
Grand Jury by pressing spectators in
to tho box. The afternoon was con
sumed in the argument for a new trial
in the case of Mrs. Miller. The Court
has not rendered a docision as we go
to press. Wednesday was consumed
principally in the granting of Li
censes, road petitions, and reading
the Docket.
License. Tho Court, on yesterday,
granted license to tho following nam
ed parties, who will please bear in
mind, that if they are not lifted with
in fifteen days, they will be forfeited:
TATIM LlrMltt.
William Relabel. Karthaus towmhlp,
William Bchwsm
David Johnson
D. H. Paulbaaus
W. N. Jeffrie...
James L. Carry
6. C. H.pburn.
David Coplln
T. r. Boaltoh
John ' eaer
D. B. Plot Bar
Lawii Plnball
Oeorpe Hagtrty......
Law. Sikee
Brad.
, Claarfleld borough,
Beeeeria township,
, Curw.ntvllle borough,
, Lamb.r City, "
, Para t.wo.hip,
. Peeatur "
, Oteaole bnrnuffb,
, Union towmklp,
, Haw W .illinium bar.
. Cortngton townthtp.
, Woodward "
. Pika towmhlp.
Lawranee Flood.-..
Covington township.
Maria C. Robin ion Lumbar City borough.
Edward A brt ...
Boggs township.
J. S. ftadebaugh..
John A. Stain
Pater A. Uaulil....
Robert J. Havies .
Fradarick Korb
Bogg.
Claarfleld borough.
Claarfleld "
Karthaat towo.hip.
Brady "
Famoal Hales..
Anson.!!!, Jordan tp.
William R. Diekintoa, iteseeria township.
yaacAHTlliB Llcsati.
Wm. Albert Bra Bradford tow nihil.
William H. 6ankejr.. Karthew towaahip.
Otwudiis B annoy. Coring ton township.
Bhorman's Military Despotism bill
actuully contuins a clause appropria
ting five hundred thousand dollars out
of the Treasury for the purpose of es
tablishing loyal newspapers in tho
South. The people of this country, if
we mistake not, are paying about as
dear for "loyalty" as Franklin did for
his whistle.
A serious riot occurred at Carlisle
on Saturday last, between the soldiers
at the barracks and the citizens, in
which one of the former was killed
and two wounded, and two of the lat
ter killed and four wounded, two of
the four being females.
Notice. Dr. J. W. Hadley, Physi
cian ior tho cure of all chronic diseases,
will be at Johnson's Hotel, Clearfield,
Pa., on March 22d, 23d, 24th and 2.r)th,
healing the sick and afflicted. No
medicine given ; no surgical oporation
porformed. Those persons wishing
his services will not fail to call on him
as soon as they can. Poraons not able
to pay are invited; cleanliness only
required.
Tho afflicted will therefore not for
get that Dr. Hadley, the great hcalor,
will bo at tho Mansion House in Clear
field, March 22d, 23d, 24lh and 25th,
where thoso suffering will please call.
Dtmormlic County Jlrtting.
In accordance with a previous no
tice, the Democracy of the count v as
sembled in tho Court House, on Tues
day evening, tho l'Jlh Instant; and
after being called to order by the
Chairman of tho County Committee,
proceeded to elect Delegates to the
approaching State Convention. On
motion, Crawford Gallugher and John
Holt, Esnrs. were elected Vice Presi
dents. Tho first business in order was
tbe selection of throe Senatorial Con
ferees. On motion David Buck, S. A.
Caldwell and Levi F. Irwin wero cho
sen to meet conferees from Cameron,
Clarion, EIU and Forest, to elect Sen
atorial Delegates to the State Conven
tion. On motion D. V. Holt, It. J.
Maloney and Kr.ra Alo, were elected
Representative Cotiferees. Thomas J.
MeCullough, Et?q. was recommended
lor llcnroscntativo Delcirute to the
Judicial State Convention, to meet at
Uarrisbura on tho 11th of June next;
and Dr. T. J. Boycr was chosen Sena
torial, and Frank ridding, r.sq. Ken-
rcsentative Dclcgatos to tho Mass
State Convention. Confcr?csand Del
egates were all empowered to appoint
substitutes it unumc to attend.
After the business of tho meeting
was disposed of, loud calls were made
for Israel Test, isq., who sooa appear
ed, and in his usual eloquent manner
fully illustrated "loyalty," Military
Despotism and National ruin, as ex
emplified in the able efforts made by
the loadors of tho Disunion porty, and
that tho very men who mado them
selves hoarse a few years ago by shout
ing fur liberty and freedom, have in
tho few yeura they have been in power
destroyed both. At the conclusion of
his speech the meeting adjourned.
G. B. GOODbANDEK, Ch'm.
y. S. BaADLEr, Secretary.
Nkoro J i robs. Our good old State
!s making rapid progress along the
road of fanaticism. A few moro strides
and she will stand alongside ofMuA
chusetts, its equal in every respect,
so far as CufTee is concernod. But a
few weeks since, tho liCgislaturo made
it a criminal oflenee for railroad com
panies, or their employees, to attempt
to keep negroes out of tho cars set
apart for ladies, or to request the
"coming man" to take a scat even at
one end of tho car. Now the Jury
Bill is before the llouso a bill to pro
vide for tho election of two Jury Com
mirwioners, one from each party, who,
with tbe Sheriff of each county, aro to
select the jurors from the white, por
tion of our population, was voted down
by a strict parly voto ; every aboli
tionists voting against it, and n favor
of making negro jurors.
A man a ho suddenly became poor
in Cincinnati this winter, saya he has
suffered less from cold feet than from
the cold shoulder.
George C. Hey wood, a planter, was
murdered by tbe negroes on his plan
tation, near Savannah, on Saturday.
Bridget Durgan, the servant girl,
has confessed to the murder of Mrs
Dr Corirlk st Ncmarkct, . J
The State of Illinois has now a law
authorising tho jury which cunvicts a
culprit of felonious homicide to decide
whether tho penally thai! bo death,
imprisonment for life, or imprisonment
for a term of years.
Mrs. Sweet, convicted at Saco, Mo.,
of poisoning her husband, has been
sentenced to six years imprisonment.
Charles Wilkinson, of tho same placo,
convicted of murder, has been sen
tenced to prison for life.
We Fear so too. An exchange pa
per quotes from Paul's writings "Owe
no man anything," and then adds:
"We fear some of our subscribers nev
er read Paul's Epistles " ltather a se
vero rebuke to the delinquents.
"Sir," exclaimed an excited lladical,
"if the rebels are going to be allowed
to rule over us, then the blood of the
colored substitute for whom I paid
three hundred dollars was shed in vain
in vain 1"
Governor Geary has signed the
death warrant of Albert Teufel, con
victed of the murder of Cant. James
Wylio, at Bristol, Pa., in November
Isst. Jlo will be executed on April
18, at Doylostown, l'a.
A woman in Chicago who was di
vorced from her husband a year and
a half ago, has had time to fall in love
with another man, and to sue him tor
a breach of promise.
A young lady just married in N. Y.,
hud 24 pairs of shoes to match 24
drosses. She was a whole soled lady.
Two superstitious negro women in
South Carolina burned up a child,
thinking it was tho devil.
$tartcts.
Clearfield Market.,
reported weekly fur the datariiLO Rapt-SLica
by J. P. K Sanaa, lealrr id Urj Umda, Gro
eeriel, Proviiiuni, Ac, Marks! at, Clearfield.
CLiAnriKLD, March 21, 1807.
Applet, f ran $2 00
Dried, 14
A p.le batter, Vml, 1 00
Iluttcr 40
llen. S3 W(v 4 00
llurkwbeat I 25
Rackwhratnuulb, 0
Beef, dried 24
Beef, frr.h U(i 16
Hoffa, d relied
Hides, greeo...
Harai, tu gar cored,
Hbuuldon w
Bidet
Lard
Meat pork,t bl1...30 00
Oatt 7i
Onioat 2 00
Potato! 1 25
Hoard!, M li 00 20 00
Corn, belled 1 60
Corn, nr Ti
Corn meal, 1 lack, 1 75
Chop, t "t.
CloTcrased 10 00
Cheeaa. 3i
CUerriea, tt 20
Chiekcui, drid, lb, 20
KtKl 25
Flaiaeed. 0
Fluur li OOIo 00
fl.T, Y lun .1" 00
Peat'lict, dried, tb 25
1' latter, bbl 4 50
Bra- 1
K.)t, 1 ft S
Rait, aaek 50
Hhinlei, I8iu., M, 5 50
p'hmtlet, 20 la 12 00
Timothj aeed 4 io
Talluw li
Wheat. 1 00
Wool iO
Wood, eord 4 00
Philadelphia Grocery Market.
Reported voeklrfor the Cl.Rarnl.l HarrBMra
br Watnaainltr A Co., Wholetal. Groceri and
Tea Ilealert, N. K. corner Baoood A Arch ttreeta,
Philadelphia.
1'BiLacci nnil, March 1, If 67
Taaa continu. about tho aama, Rio Cofica it
dull, hut bolder, will not acll anleti ther obtain
full pricci, and aoma are holding at tiiitliaj ratal
on aoeonnt of th. light Mock, Uia balk of which It
held bj few partica, Sogar ar. not active,
Stropi arc Inn, but the byiiocti it limited. Mo-
laaaea dnll, witb a alight conception by bolclen fur
low grade K iee firm, but Inactive. Spring trade,
tiiough late, it commencing to carry off gnodt, and
It ia thought a better feeling will prevail in all
elattci of trad, in a abort tirno.
IRA..
Tnnng llyton
Fuperior...$ S.SftM It
Fine.- I 21 (rU 45
Finct I 55(31 SO
fltton
'Superior... 1 lflfoil 25
Fine- 1 , I iO
Fiurit 1 ii3il 70
Imperial
l-Uierior...l iiCn,l 40
Fine.. 1 f.0(a,l Si
Finctt 1 70(9 1 SO
Gunpowder
KuwHor...l 251 41
Fine 1 fiiijl 70
Fineat 1 75(,i,l 00
Ulaek
Huperior... S5(ril 00
Fine. I 05(4 1 20
Finett I 25j,l 50
Japan
Superior...! fat 1 li
Fine.- 1 2U It I 25
Finett 1 2..(.l ti
airs.
Carolina lHSil 11)
Eft India... K4 '"I
corrar.t.
Rio, common 23 (til 23)
(itKid 24 lit 25
Prim 2Mf.( 2l
Choice 2f.)(t 27J
Java, old gov. 37 (ti S"
I.aruara 26 a 2H
W A Co cant.. IS
Dandelion pa I
Rl'GAna.
Crutbed LSI
Coartcpulv'd l'i
Fine. ....do... 1
A Nlffii li
H 14 (it, Nl
Eitra C Mi(o, Hi
C A tcIIow... 13 (u, 14
tri rt.
Common 4Sro) ii
K.lr. Hfa) 2
(lood 67(4 7'
Prime 7.j(io "0
Choice S.W4 Si
Cbicetra.l 1)0 (a I 10
Moi.tttaa.
N.O, choioa, SA(S(
Porto Rico... S7(ni SO
Cuba nifni SS
Philadelphia Protlalon Mirkct.
Reported weeklv fur Ih. Cl tAMful.B RrpriUCAS
br N. H. (i it a it A u A Co., Provition Merchant!,
No. 17 A 1 S. Water itreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
rntLADtLPSU, March IS, 1M7.
flour, extra fam..12 00
112 00 Oniont, V but ti 21
7 00 Potatoea, f bbl... 2 iO
4 7i Merccn, f but. 1 12)
3 00 Mr p. pork, ? bbl.. 21 00
1 34 II aeon
H t. C. bama, IS
SO Fhnuldcri. 1'-')
3 00 Hidet 1.1
l I-.rd 1!)
IS ltnltcr
22 Choice rail 2
SO Solid parked.... IS
Fgrt, doa....... .S
li i Cheat., Ohio 17
New York 21
Salt, rock Si
i0 (irouoJ.fWIl, 2 00
10 See.lt
14 Clover S 75
Timothy 1 so
I Si Flaitecd 3 20
3 Oi Tallow 10)
1 li Wool, Ohio U
17 Common 42
4 I'uwathed 30
Rye lour..
Corn meal.
Wheat
Ry -
Corn..
Out.
Meant.
Itoetwal
Candlei, tallow....
Adamantine ....
Feat hen
Pieh, per barrel
.ilaekerei, .. .i,
Herring, y boa.
PommMc fruit.
Apple., f bbl..
lined, lb
Hide!
(lili
Whale
Sperm
L.rd.
Crude pet.
ReSnrd pet
rittubnrg Markrta.
Preparel ever, week for the Ci.anrii.n Rr.rra
Llcaa.bv T. C. Jayxiifii.Cnniniittion .Merchant,
Xo. 573, Liberty rttroet, Pittuhurg, Pa.
Pirraat no, Sa.rch 15, lBr.
rLorn.
(A..lv.,V l.l.0 Cli(v.t 0
fined aii)lRt.prime, 10
Anew flake 14 5 f" lined bi.ii
Lilly U Ti'ej IS (Kl I llried piiaebe..lK(i
311
1 Hi
Mi.tvnri and r.l- nail, p barrel
mi IJ 13 id l anrllet
... 14
Clark A Aldena,
No. g Mackerel, $
barrel SO
I,ard, ehi'ioe 12)
rord't...ll lifnt
II 60
II Ml
Credent City
R va flour, bbl
Cora meal, )i but,
Buckwheat flour,
bandred......
Wbeat. 2 Mi($
Rva.
Oata 00(d)
Cora, ahal)d
Potato, ohoiea,
barrel
Oniona, fl barrel..
Timothy aead J
C lover teed.-....
Plai aed
Middlings 1 M$
Heant, navy.
Butter, roll.
Cnart.......IKrli
Egg... 00 n
n.6vR
I Oil
Tallow. 101
tin..
fidea u.,11, 0) 1?
Shoulder..... ..ailim 0
llamt, tugar cured, iS
Mm Pork IJ 0t
Hroomt i 0(a) I 40
ReflncdOil 43
CoOea J.1(a) JO
ratal.
Rrown,...i II 13
Rettted, hard. 101
A eoBee 1.4
TEA!.
Black ...,.......75o 1 5
J 76
J yn
1 .10
40
TO
J 50
40
t 40
74
1 74
00
I 74
90
linen. "( 1 li
Stnint 7( 1 0
Ilil.MolatM. 7 "4
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t . PROVI.IO!.
T. C JE5K153.
COMMIRDION MERCHAUTi
iomiii i ritt.il a riiTa nr
rLOrR.'l'ttfv 'INIONi. ANI ALL KINDS OP
RKPIKKI) OI1-8.
Chaapatt Flour llnnaf to PllttBttreh.
On hand, reliable and wall known brto.lt. Quality
of Flour gotranlnd, Inducement! to dealart
ad Prices Carrtnt tent averf week.
Cr ntni. Pao; t, JT L'.ravv HvarrT,
fmri'y P'TT'PVrXJH, Pa.
jllfat (fstntf (or .nlf.
ruit'.trtv H.tt.t:
or VAI.KAM.lt
FARM & COAL LANDS
III Pern. Tawi.ili.
flllK MiWrrlltrr, rMidinf in tha hrm.rh of
1 Clearfield, ollvrt to K'11 at nrlraU axle ttn
tti.rutfd farm, underlain Willi coal vriu ii fwt
thick, (now worked.) Tfoia pn-perlv li ltwud n
th turnpike, not balf mil wtwt uf rcnurill-, aud
Contains 140 Acres,
Bffrntr of which are tin lor cult. ration, with a
dwelling bmiM and traino barn thcreuii, together
with an orchard of large bfari(C tire, ouuiustd
of apple, pfiach, pear and plum, witb a apring of
eieellonf walrr at the door. Tbf unimproved part
U covered with
Pine, Hemlock, Oak and Chestnut
Timber, and adjoint laodt -of Baniuel Derrick,
Jeremiah Mouru and Joseph Iavii, and U whltia
leu than half a mile of grist mill, school botiwi,
pout office and churches all eaaeutiaJ lo rendering
it a desirable property.
THE COAL MIXED on this property ti of a
superior quality, not aurpaased in the county, and
opened at the turnpike, where every facility iur its
transportation is held out. Those wishing to in
vest in a property of this kind, ean, by addreSNiug
the undersigned, or ealling upon him, at Clearfield,
la., obtain frtns and all noeoaiarr information.
febgH-Snvpd THOMAS DOUOHKHTY.
Farm for Sale.
fTMIE noUcriicne.l, iriidmir iu Lawnnoa town
X leiip no vticn hiit farm t private tale. It is
dt'oirebly lucalcJ, well itnprovuil, tnd withiu tbrHB
fourthi of ft utile of ft public wboul houtc. Tbe
premiwi eonUia
Sixty -five .1cre,
PurtT-Are of which mr UDtUr cultivation. The
iluprcTeiiiDli ooututUof a Luff iwaU.i4 Wvmmi, ptn
tered iniitla avotl waat her boarded, lo barn, a fine
young bearing orchard of all kfndi of fruit, and a
priug of water at the door. Tiia title li undiipu
table. PoeeeM.ua frircn tbe flrnt of April next,
if deiired. Tbe property will be told on cany
term.. Kur further iirtieulan apply on thnm
iaea, or addrrst the autmrrilwr at t'l?Hrfirld. Pa.
Fb.21t 1867-3m. JOHN I). VOViiU KUTV.
Real Estate for Sale.
rilllE snlaoriter ofTera the following valuable
Krai Kitate at private irale:
15H Acres and 113 perch of farm land, sixty
acre cleared, and having tbreon a rued frame
houte and luc barn. Tuii if the very best coal
land. Hituxted in Woodward towoihip, one haif
mile from I'unerviiis.
Alio, Acrra of timber Ud1, aitnated on
Morgau'1 Hun, in Woodward towuihip. one and a
hall wile from I'uaeyr.llle,
AUo, trtoarrca, with a two itory plank -houar
and frame stable thereon, situated in Woodward
township, on the road leadine; from Tyrone to
Clearfield town, two miles from I'uieyville; a good
location for a tradesman of anv .ind.
Aleo.two Lota In Fuae) ville,witb six houses
and one barn erected thereon, tbt two lots lying
adjoining; the first, No. 10, being a oornerlot, with
tavern slaud, eontaining three -fourths of an acre,
witb over 300 feet of bank on OartVIJ Creek;
rent worth 9125 per year. Heeond lot. No. 1 1, 60
fet on Front street and 120 feet bat'k, with two
plank house erected thereon, well suitable for
mercantile or any puoiie ummei.
4jThe above property will be ld at renaona
ble pritci and fair terms. C. J. HHOFK.
mt3 fturp.l Miwlera P. 0., Clearfield eo Pa.
TIMBER AND COAL LAND
rilllK sub-eriber, roiidiog la I'nion townnhip,
X Clearfield cuiitT, Pvnn'a, offers the following
tracts of land at private sale, vis :
No. 1 Contains 110 Acres,
And allowance, sUty acres of which are cleared
and ander rod cultivation, havingthenwwi erected
a dwell. uft houoc. barn and outhouse, and a larce
bear in orchard of choice fmit. a good snritts of
water, and some excellent TI.VUF.K.
No. 2ContciinB 126 Acres,
And allowance, ten acres cleared, and having
thereon erected a dwelling house and SAW MILL.
Timber and logs can he run from tbe mill. There
are two million feet nf pine timber alone on this
tract. The whole is underlaid with
COAL AND IKON ORE.
The Atlantis and Oroal Wettern railroad and the
VYinnlow railroad have both tnrreTod their route.
throrh theae lande.
No belter firoMieet it now offered, at aneh rea
tunable rate.. For further partieulart, addrett the
undertiirned. at Itockton po.t omee.
jan3-3m JOHN HRKSFI.ER.
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT.
riMil? lindirtljned will t.ll or n-iit lirr farm
1 aituated in Morvtvllle, Clearfield riNiutr, l'a.
'lb. farm eonlaim ONK HLMiKKI) ACHES,
and ia well adapted to farming or irraiiuft, and at
pretent ia in a good ttat. of oultiiation and wi ll
watered: baring thereon ono good TVVO-ISTOHY
KAKM HOL'r:.; and a two-anil a half ttorjr houw.
rer; lar and well arranged for keeping public.
Tho necottarr outbuilding are eomplrte. Alto, a
oomiilet nrrrhandiaa hTOKK HiMl.M, in whieh
hai lieen and it now a general attortm.nl of nier
chandiMi convenient to each houte it a tpring of
running water, which wat never known to fail.
There ia aim erected thereon a tmall barn, with
ttabling auffiri.nt for twelva burtea. For further
partieulart and tennt, art ri rem the utidertigneil at
Clearfield Bridge, Pa., orcall on her at Mnrvtviile.
Ianl-3ra Mra. . W. TIIOMI'SON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
at trivate: salt
rilllK nndcrsinpil, .... tig in nnu1ytnwniiilp,
X now offrri one of thm brt T1.MIIKH ttntl
CUAL trftcti of land fur laic lo that trrtion of thr
OOUDtT.
Consisting of 112 Acres and Allowance,
Forty five of which li under cultivation, with
houM und vtalilo thrtm. anl n rchrd nf 100
bearing fro it Irwa ; the balance ! hrarilj tiratM-r-ed.
At lmit one niilHon fret of Pine and two
hniirlrfd thnuitnd of onk. Tbe whole ht 'tnx nn
drrlattl with a f'mr fout vein of roal. Thii tract
ti situated within one mile of lauihprfhurjt, ad
joining landi of Jos(-ih Line. Camun, Whitrhrad
and I'entft, a julliu mad nuMcs through it, a
echoot bouae ii located on the one corner, and an
excellent eprinji of water. Kverr railnwd furrey
malctlirou);b tliii aection ha been located un thi
land. Any further information in reference to tbe
property, trrnta, Ac, enn be had by calling on or
aJdreMng the uUeriber, at l.ut born burg, Clear
field county, l'a.
ian24-.tni J AMKfl MII.K.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
I ft NKW 1MII.I.POKT.
tllflR undertigned, devimm of moving to the
I Went, offm at prteatewaiV a Urge two-etory
KKAMK IKH'HK, now krpt ai a Hotel, itlnateon
Main itreet, n the Tillage of New Millnort, Clear
field county, IV Tbe Imllding ii well arranged
fur a hotel, or dwelling bonne and tttore room, with
all tlie Det-mtary ontiuildin;i attached, in W'ud
order, together with
Four Lots of Ground.
But few propertiea poiaris aqnal advantage ai a
baeiaeae tianri to tbifc
It will be wild art oaih in hand, and the babm
In pnyment. Any further infi.nraliut jan be ob
tained by ealling on or atidrenring the iibcriber.
at ew Milliwrt, Clearfield eoumr, lN-nn a.
Jan.1l -3m pd 1. A A HON WfHK.
MUSIC STORE.
1) M.OREP" bat opened hit Muile Plor.
J), on. door Watt of W. Lewli' Book 'tore,
whora ha kMip. Mintttntly on hand Bt.inwtr A
8on' and Ooehle't Piano Manufacturing Cm
panv't Piano., Maeoa A Hamlln't Cabinet Or
gan! and Carbart, Necdhaa A Co'a. M.lodeont t
Unitart, Vlolina, Fifei, Flalea, Ouitarand Violin
trlnga.
Mutie BooVi O.lden Chain. O.lden 6b.war,
Golden Conaar, Oold.n Trio, Ac. Ao.
Rbeat MmHeHa la onaitanlly rae.lvlng front
Philadelphia all tha lataat Botia, which nertont
at a dittanoa wiatlnv, rum order, and bava than
aent bv mall, at ablitbr nrteea,
Pi. not and Organt Warranted fit Ira yean,
Thota wtthiag ta hay an. nf tbt abora anlelet
ara Invited u .all aad atamlno aiaa b.fort r-
obating altowbara. My prieM ara tha aama a.
in Mew York and Philadelphia.
Clrealara vf Intlrumaat. wot promptly upon
application, wlik any nddiiional Informatiaa
d.tlrtd. - B. M. HRRKN,
Hill ttTMt, Kantlnrdn. Pt
On. door wet of Lawit' Hook Btora.
Or Mitt R. A. P. BINDER, Clwtfuld, Ag.ht
rWCIe.rO.lil aonnty. Pa. itrJW
( -tHtrCKHIKtn'ohaiat
Jiardirarf, Tintvsrr. tftf.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Fhilipiburg, Centre Count, Ta
G. II. ZKIGLEU & CO.,
PKALKRH IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Wood,
Willow and Tin Ware, Stoves, Oils,
Paints, Glass, ic, Sit.
rpill att.nllonof Htehaolet, Bullden, Farm.
art, Ltmbernen, and Buj.n gen.rallv, It
Invited to Iht fact that wa a offering a better
attortmant of goodi In aur Una than can ba
found eliewhert in Ihit part of tbe Stat., at
Price to Bait the Timet.
Our (lock tompriiei a g.noral attortm.nt of
Toolt and Haterialt mad by Carpenter!, Bltck-1
imithi, Carrlagt and Wagon Makort, A.., with a
large itock of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, SPIKES,
MINING SUPPLIES, SAD
DLERY, ROPE, CHAINS,
GRINDSTONES, CIR
CULAR, MILL k
CROSS-CUT
SAWS,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & PLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TURPENTINE,
UENZI.NE,
VARNISHES,
COAL OIL LAMPS AKD LAHTEENS
An .ie.ll.nt aiaortmant of Fin. Cutl.ry, eom-
priring
KNIVES,
FORKS,
DESERT, TEA, &
TABLESPOONS,
SCISSORS,
RAZOI, io.
BRITANNIA & SILVER PLATED
WARE.
TIN W'ABE IS GREAT VAKIETY AND
BEST MAKUFACTUKE.
Ilout.hold, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Iujpltu.DU of lb. latett ai.4 mott
linprov.d pttoraa.
Blacktailhi taa ba lupptied with Aavllt, Sal
lowi, Vlraa, Sl.dga, Ilanmera, Iloraa
and Alula Shoai, Uurtt Mailt,
and all kind, of Iroa
and Steal.
Ctrp.nt.n and Ruild.rt will Ind in our attah
liibm.nt a tuparior .toek of planet, Sawa,
Aagura, Ilatoh.tt, tinglt.doubl. bit and
puling Aim, Haam.ri, Cblta.'a,
Filet, Ilingei, Screw., Bolt.,
Locka, Pallet!, Sub, Cord,
A-., Ac., Ac.
Farmer! and Raftraen will tnd ar.rythlng in
their Una, and cheaper tha oan ba
had alMwbcra.
k. Particular attention U in v' ted to our
itook af Stovat. eompriting Spaar'i oalabrated
Ann-Duit, Cook aad Parlor Stovel uf ill lii.i.
Alto, tha Kitgara Cook, Parlor Cook, Urilliant,
Dawn, Dew Itop, Arctic, and Comaoa Egg,
Pocket, Ao.
All of the above (rood a M ill he wild cheap
for raab. 9
G. II. ZEKiLKR & Co.
PbiUp.burg, Oct. 10, UfiMy
H. BRIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Store one door eat of Clearfield Houie,)
Market Mrctt, ClearDcld. Pa.
KEEPS on band a full axiorlmentR of GmU
Furntihinf Uniidi, turn hblrta. Linen
nd Woolen ( nderahirti, Irawar tod 8ork,
Neck ttei, Pocket llxndkerebtafi. tiloeef. Hat,
I'mbrellaa, An In great rarietj. Of 1'ieee
Uoods be keepi ibe
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
Fueh ai Dlaek Doeikin of tha vary bcit mike;
Fancy Cattimera, io great variety , alto, French
Coating. Beaver, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Prirott
overtoiling. All af which will be cold cheap for
Cath, and made up aoeording to tha lateit ttylct
by experienced workmen.
Alto, Agant for Clearfield eounty for I. M
Singer A Co'!, relebraled Sewing Mtebinei.
Hbw. I, Ihoi tf. U. IlKIDUK.
OS JUS OWN HOOK.
W. F. CLARK,
AT0t'LD reepeflfullj annvunoe to the citl-
teni of Clearfield and eicinitT, that be
bat taken the rernni formerly occupied hj P. A.
Oanltn, In Graham'i Row. Immediately ever II.
F. Naugle'i Jewelry Store, and will continue tlie
TA1LOH1NG BUSINESS.
A full atiortm.tt af Cloth. Cattlmerrc and
V.ttlngt oonctantly en hand, end maJe to order
oa the thorteat notion.
Particular attention will be given to Cl'TTINd
Men.', Itnyi' and Children! olotbing in the motl
lathionabla It J let. Olv. blra a call.
deed tf W. F. CLAIIK.
1 867 Philadelphia & Erie R. R. 1 867
Thlt fr.atllnatrav.rt.! tb. Nnrth.ra and NArlh
w.tt aoumiea of Ptnnsvlvanla ta lbs eliy of Kria
oi Lake Kria.
It baa Wee a leatej and Is operated by tb.
rENNrVLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tine of Pass.n.r traiaa at ST. UAllV'S sod
KEATUUi
Leave f'jiatm'Hrtl.
tL Alary't. Keatlnp.
Vrle Ripr.n Traia 4 14 P. M. I iS A. M.
Erie Mail Train IIS P.M. (.4 P. M.
I. rave Heat wars.
Kria Mall Train 1J.44 f. M. 10 54 A. M.
Eris Eiprr.t Trsia.... I 16 A. AI. li al A. M.
Patten (fer esrt run throogh oa tha Rrls Mail
and Espran Trains wltbaot .bangs bulb ways
betwe.a Pbiladelphla aad Frit.
ew iik Couuertloii.
Leav.N.V at a. b. Ar. al Kria 10a.m.
LaaTsN.Y.at 4 p. u. Ar. at Kri. 7.l a. r.
Letv. Krie at I f. ot. Ar.atN.Y. 4.4(1 p.m.
Loan Eri. alll.lia.ai.; Ar.ai.N.V.lu.lH a. at.
N rliange of Care between I'j-le N. Y.
Elrg ant Sleeping Cart oa all Nlgbl trtlns.
For informtlloa r.pelln: P.Mtnc.r bntl
ae.!, applr at Cor. 30th and Market Sl, I bil'a. I n t II ,i,kim l.urineta, at Phillip. Unit. Centre
And for r"retjtht hntlnetl of tha Coinpao.'s j c.innl.v. Pa., ii Ihit iIrt dnwili ed hy ninli.i) eiin
ArenU, 8. II. Kirflen. Jr., Or. Uth and Mar- tent. ' The Imi.hh-.- ni y eon dueled ae heretuiore
k.t ilreett, Pklladelphia. J. W. Heynoldt. Kria, I at th. mine plt-e, under Ike title lti,.r, perke
Willi. m Urowa, An.nt. S. C. R. K., BaltiBorc. I A Co. C. U. KOSTI.lt. P.K IIAPI1 811 AW.
II. II. Hoatui. O.o.tal Freight Ag.lt, Phlla. j. i U1KK. J. T. I.K"NAI'1.
H. W. nstlanw. Ueoeral Tielet Ajent, Eris. ! KUW. Pi:Hh'. WM. A. W ALLACE.
A. U TYLLH. J. B. C.RAUAM. t. K. M T.li.UT.
Q.vcral Snnrrhiend.nl, trie. f;. I. 1:1,1 t. Mireh '.. Im,:.
RICHARD IIOSSOP,
DEALER IX
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS
Ml'SUNS
OKI. A I N Eti
CliIU' H(!S
Henitlion
Sentntion
hcnnlinu
KrnMilinn
firirw
priceia
jirirot
at
t
ALPACAS
at
Ill'VI
Juit rce.'lvfj at MOS.SO.
a I NO HA MS
CHINTZ
PHI NTS
GLOVES
CHAVAT3
Srntfttioa
BantntioD
Sentntioo
Sentntion
Seruatinn
prira
prirca
piinrK
pricea
jirlcen
ai MOSSOPS'
WIAWL8 at
BONNETS aL
Sentation t.ricet
HcDsation
Seoaalioa
COLOR EM J
ML'SLINS I
at
jiricei
All to bo had t MOSSOPS'.
LIKEN at
Ko ntalion
Sontntion
8etiaalioa
KantBlion
Semalinn
tiricea
CIIASU at
CUHTAIN3 at
iriot
rABLK CLOTHS al
prion.
FK1NGK
al
at
at
at
pricet
at JIOSSOI'S'.
LACE
HOSIPRY
RIUBUXS
TKIMMIKOS
of all fciuda &
fnaat ion
benaatiou
6cnaatioD
prioet
pricea
j.ricet
at Senaatioa price.
in anv rjuan tv
Alviavaon band at MOSSOPS'.
CASP1MKKK.S at
BATT1NET3 at
TWEKliS at
J F ANS at
VESTIKOS at
SU1UT1NGS at
rtenaatioa
kr?n nation
Senaalion
Sentation
tentalioo
pricw
pricea
prica
priori
pricei
beoaalion pric
at
ricea
CLOTH IXO uclil
ai Contt, Fant I
VeMti, .
VodnrShirU,
Flannel SliirU,
Iiooti, Slioet,
Flaia and Cat,
al Muaatioo price
Now for aale at MOSSOPS'.
IIARDWAKF.1
ucb aa Sawa,naili
al lenaatioD
Fork i, Koivci,
Spikes, Ilingoe,
LIQUORS, men
aa Wine, Mrati.ly,
(iln, Whiakey,
Cognac, etc., etc.,
KKU1T-J, luch as
Prune, Raiaina,
Figi, Filberta, Ac.
price
at MOSSOPS'.
at aenialion
pneet
at lenaation
priM
at MOSSOPS'.
GROCERIES, any
Flour, 11 a m ,
Sbouldert, Supar,
Moiaaaea. Cotlue,
'l ea. Crackers,
Spices, Candle.,
Coal Oil, ete., etc
at aeusatioo price.
Alwaye at MOSSOPS'.
BLACKING at tenaalioo prices
HOPES at eennatiun rioea
P0WLER at aentation prices
SHOT at lensition prices
LEAD ut aenwlion prices
CAPS at aensntion prioet
At tlie store of RICHARD MOSSOP.
MOSSOP
Alernys keeps on hand a lull
aasoitmenl of all kinds of Roods required
for tlie accommodation ol tlie puMiu.
Not. II. IMS.
JEW STOKE AND NEW GOODS!
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hare just opened a
Sew Stosc, on Main St.. Ci.niriiLD, Fa.,
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIX.
Their stock consist! of
GkOttcaa of tbe best quality,
Quf.f.nsware, Boots and Shoe?,
and erery article necessarv for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsswhere. May 9. lSC.fi-tf.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
TITK tlmif are bard ; jun'A like to know
How you may pare your dollar J
Tba way to da il I will fhow,
If j j will red what follows.
A nan bo lifd sot far from bert,
Who worked bard at bif trade
But had a hoonebold to aupnort
That iquandrrod all bt mart.
I met him one. Ssyi bo, "My friend,
1 look thread bear and rough I
I'ro tried to fel myself a fuit,
Dot ean't tare uj enough' '
Sari t, my friend, bow moch bar, yoo 1
t il toll you where to gn
To t;et a mift tht imand and cheap.
To REIZKXSTEIN k Co.
He took what little be bad Raved,
And went lo Keiirntiteia A Brother
And tlier he (rot e faandeoine suit.
For balf he paid to othere.
Kuw be la home, he looki eo well,
And their elTrct in inch,
That when they tihe their daily meal,
They don't eat half ae much.
And now he flndi on Eatorday night.
With all their wanti tuplted,
That he hat money li ft to e;end.
And atme to lay a "tile.
IliR good auce'i, with cheerful fetnile,
lie Rladly tella to all.
If yoa d tare money, go and boy
Vour elnibftF at
kElZKNSTUK'8 CL0TUINM II ALL.
Where the cbenpeat, flnet and bet Cloth injt
and Rood Farninhtnjt Uoodi can be bad to eutt
erery taate and ia erery itjlo arrH, 65
J) OB BINS'
ELECTRIC
SOAP.
tares Timet
fives Mniir I
Karei 1 alter)
fcavee Clethea I
Havea omenl
ANI) ALL GROCEKS SELL IT!
It ie oted by nitiinR Ihfo imll bv(i)iTr and
dUaolv-injt to hot water, then ,ak the elother
fire to la aiintttee, and a little band rubbing
will make then a clean ai houri tf bnrd mi
ehitie rubbing would do, with ordinary atlfcp. and
tbe anopt delicate fabric reeeire no irjury.
oaa rofer to tfaouiaodaof famitiei who are VMQt,
it, and who could col be nemuadrd to do without
I-ORBINS ELECTRIC SOAP.
ttiT'iSold by all leatltnf Orocen throughout
tbe State.
Manufactured only by
!0IliIN8 LOVE.
Wholesale flirt
107 Rocia Firm Stbvtkt,
rniLAIKl.MlU.
XtTFr aale by TIarUwick k Irwlo, Clearfield.
Sotember 7, I .f6-IP nto.
1 lstl.l TIOS UV PARTM'.MSIIIP,
I The efi-i.trtnerhit h'-rfuf 'r exitlin? h..
IO...O C. k. t'.itrr. J. 1. M'Oirk, K'lwnnl Ivrkt.
l. I.. lle.l, lliehard Sl.nw. A. K. Wripht, J. T.
Leonard. Ja.. H. timhsm. and Win. A. W shae.
ptt Coeds, orrrirs. Cir.
"CLEARFIELD STORE
1: a n
Philipsburg, Ta.
wii i.uk w. tttTia.
u torn, I L, kkl.D.
i(tt T Wf in
ILLun rrnriLa
(H.cctor. to Manton A Iloi.pt)
Have junt recel.C'l a lnr'e miJ well so
lecleil Slock of all kind of Slaplo .ood.,
tucli at
Dry Goods, Clothinj.r,
Bools and Sliocn, Hals and Caps, Nn
lioiis, Uardeai.-, Claw, ''!', Oils,
Paints. Qucensvnr.p,
(iroceriet, Flour, I'.uron. Feed, ic, uliich
we are ollf ring at grenlly reduce'l pricei,
For Cash or in
Exi'hanpe for I.uniUr and Shingles.
VVe uopo to make it to the adranlago of
'limber Men,
ia the lower end of Clem field county anil
on Clearfield Creele. to pel tbeir supplies
from this point, being on the line ol
Kail Uond enn Sell
goods on better terms than at any point
in Cleat field county, and we are selling
our Stock at such
prices as to make it an object to those bay
ing goods in this market lo deal wtlhui
Advances of Goods, Feed, &c,
made on account of Square Timber, which
we a ill either iril oq commission or buy
al fixed rates.
Flour of different Brands can be bad at
all times at very low prions, at tbe Clear
field Store. Philipsburg, Ponn'a.
l)ry Goods Notion., Ac., in great arl
ety, nt the lowest price for Cath, at the
Clearfield Store, I'liilipaburg, reun'a.
Salt by the Suck or load, che.er than
can 1m bad anv where eloe, at the Clear
field Store, riulipsburrf, l'enn'a.
Call and Examine tbe stork of goods, at
the Cleartield Store, at rbilipaburg, l'a.
Highest price paid in Goods or Cu.li for
Lumber and Shingles at the Clearfield
Slore. Fbilipsbuig. Penn'n.
The chenr.eiit poods of all kind? atelo be
had nt the Cleat field Store, at Philip.hnrs.
Call and roe if our goods and prioan iia'i
not the limea. W. W. Bfc'tTS.i UK
Philipshui. November Ijlli, lG5.tf.
WINTER"G001)S.
raou ksw youk a I'an.Atici.i'Uii.
Aa Cheap as the ( lieapeat and Good aa
the Ural.
f. KKATZtn & S0,
UaTe Jnrt rorelred, tnd are opening, at tbeir
01a Pland on Front Street, above tbe
Academy, a larpe aud well ae
ltxeled iiavrtuiout of
SEASONABLE COODSj
wbicb the ara eeiiing at rerv k w rates.
Iteai the foltomxp catalotyut and prfjt thertlj).
7.
Kiperial rlni bat been taken la tl:
nelcetion of Lediea Dreee Ouodr, whit9
Goda, Katbroideriee Milliorry titwfis.
Printa, Kerehiefa, jNubie, OIotcf. Ac
for(.;extlkmex.
Alivav. on hand lilack Cloths Fane
and black Caerinieres, hattnets, .10.,
Head Mad. Ciotbiug ol all kind..
BOOTS AND EE09.
o
c
p
N
m
73
N ECKTIES,
and a Tarity of other a r tic lea, which
i hey will acll at aeauui advance on eoit,
Parueular attahtion is Invited lo their
ttoek of Carp.tJ. Colt.... .imilnoi lo
icraio. auperbne Englith Ingrain and
Hroteels, Floor and TnMe Oil I lolbt,
Window shades snd Wall papers, ete.
FLOUR, IUCON. Fish Pall.
I'luster, Apple", ppaclies and
I'ruoes kept conslantl; oo Land,
73
C
2
ALSO, in Stor a lot of Urge anil
email L lover aeed.
We intend to niuVe It an ol-J-ct fur Farojen end
Mechanic! to buy fnnu w, because we will
eeil our food ae low aa they can be
bought in the county and fay the
very highest price for all kitida of e ion try pro
dofo. V'e wiH aVo rxchnupe ooda for
8rnooi., Koin arji Cotrv otdera;
bhinfflea, Duarda, and a II kini
of M anofattureti (.umber.
Clearfield. March H, 1HCG.
gTeTtIxcitement
QN SECOND STKEET,
Ci.EAr.ntLP, Pann'a.
NEW FIRM.' SEW AHRASGEMENT3
and New Goods
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Tbe tindertij.MH'd dat ing formed a co
partnership, in tbe Mercantile business,
kou.i1 re'pecirully invite I he attention of
the Tublio generally to tbeir splendid
assortemnt of Merchandise, rrbicb ia
now beinir
SOLI) VERY LOW FOR CASH.
Tbeir .lock corn-is!, in part of
Dry Goods,
nf the beat Quality, such as I'tinls, De
Lai nea, AljBccas, Mfiinos, Oinliaatft
Mutliua lili'uoheil and uubleuclied,
)ril!i7igs,
Tickinps, Cotton and Wool Flanneli.
Satinetli. rotlrnidei, Cns.imere., Ladies'
bbavrls, l'nal,Nubis and ilnods, Balmo
ral and 11 nop Skirl. Ac, ie.,
nil nf winch
WILL Un f-'OLD LOW FOR CASH
Also, fine a"8rlnint of nu n's Imkw
en and iLiria, lists Cups. Loot A; Sboei
Quccnsirarc,
Glatswire, llarda-are, rirocerius and spicea
(K ALL JilMK
INKIIOKTA (.E.NEUAL ASSORTMENT
of everything u-int!ly kept in r
(nil Slore
ALL CHEAT FOR CASH
or opjirovcd country produce.
WEIGHT t FI.ANIGAS.
Cleaifi.1.1, .Inniiatr llUli. ltililf.
1'TTEH, rtw and Lard, reravid rcfuiurl
X 3 from the (t opt, at the star, of
J. p. Kr.ATZt:n.
t I KT-SSuitM.('ured Ham.. Rreiiklttl IlaiuB,
ill Dried Ileel, .'iJil and Sl.uuMert. at
J. P. KIIA1 .ER'S
V
l.t'l'K Curn-.Mval and I hp i.lwnv.on han
at J. IV hRA'17.1 R .
1)!.ati;k
ttle at
l're.h
ground f.trid Plte;rr, lor
J. r. h i i n r.
a:d TIMOTHY SKKT Juit
J P. KKATZKR R.
a lrtfe tie: k. e'f.ini out
.1. P. KltATKt ICR.
c
recfive.i at
xy-ALL pa
I'l.li
iiewn tt
O 1 )VV " .verywliera to t.11 or urtovtl
t'i 3ein( Mnehmes. TI res lew kinds. I t
der snd upper feed. Pent on Iritl, Warrsnted
fie. yeiv.. Ahova t'ltry fr Ifp. oonitnitflnia
paid. The only maehines suld ia I'ni'ed States
fr than lii. whieh ara limni by
Howe, Wi(.ler A Wil.on, ilrever A llalirr, Stnj
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Chiet.o, Illinois nnylt.M' ly
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