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:. The Dziin- a-s,s s2g that saIQe few d:Es be-
fore the election. ir. McClay, WHO keers .
Ward house at the earner CT Twenty second
and { sIlowhili streets rtised yery7 handsome
wifi, latte-inc- attached 10 it--sIIcn. Rob
erf T. Conral fos Mayor &c. On "Wednesday
night, pareal Of aapointed Loco Focos. BY
firing bail ct DE blocks and rope by which it
was suspen3sd snccseded in cutting down the
aag, while Mr. IcGily and his f3mily We're
asleep, and il the morning the lettered canvas,
with slrsas of the f lg, was found in the yard
OF NJ McC. where it hll been thrown by the
wilkins who hai desecrated il. the materia,
part-of It having been i.riei OF.
Tht men should be dis ppoirted when de-
feated is quite natural, but that they should
turn to be thieves ana brutes therefor, is ratf-
er TOO mnch for respectable community. We
uni .rstand ti4at -Ir. McCiay Will offer reward
for the will linous authors Of this outrage, ani
we hope they may be speedily detected and
dealt with as they should be.
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The LoBay; Or, s.TuraD Housz.''-The New

The LoBay; Or, s.TurRD Housz. THE New
York Ersajag Pes s>ys-
s.TLere is a third House at tae seat Of Gov
eminent who sell legislation By the whoissala
c retail. OF these people you nay buy laws
By the piece or the square yard, by the gross
o. single dozen. If yoI are desirous to have
a statue enacted for your particular benefit.
tI1ey are readE TO get it passed Tor you, on con
d ion of being vel paid. good sum OF
money IN hand, and IN assur .nce Of receiving
2 handsome proportion of what you make by
the law, will hire you active company of
sappers and miners, before whom the easy vir-
tue Of such a Congress us we have at present
can hardly be expected to stand long. The
more You give at once, and the llrger proper
ton Of your future gains you promise, the su-
rer YOU are Of success; the more ample will be
the means of cajoling and corrnpting the mem
bers.o
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Vel said eri True.

The Lebanon Courier very pointedly and truly
says
cat the adjournment Of the Legislature,
Bigler stock was decidedly below par. The
most intelligent Democrats admitted that so
far as en- opinion coIIld be formed at present,
Pollocks chance for an election are decidedly
in the ascendlnt. The fict is. Bglers own
party is disgusted with him, and thousands OF
them, from present indie ltions. viii not sup
port him. II is only the steyh portion of them
that can swallow him without uneasy retch-
ing. We trust that the day for such men to
rule the State Of Penns slvania has passed for
ever, and that hereafter men of cf lracter and
ability will be selecte for that important duty.
The Interests Of the people AID tie character
of the state positively demand q change"
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The Comet.

Commander Plana, the distinguished astron-
omer at Turin. in speaking of the new comet
which was visible there lately, mentions Gu
rious circumstance in connection with the
popular superstition about the influence of
comets over worldly affairs. He states that
when a large comet appeared in l4i6 just ai-
ter the Turks had overthrown the Greek En-
pire. Pope Calixtus ordered public prayers to
exercise both the comet and the Turks.
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1nR RADTgE1AElvg DUURF1lAEtta
3ose ao- ~ -,e- gi-.i---ren,o-a.:s Fa-es
a "a. "a -. ,.cc- .

3ose aor .: -.e- Ti-.i i----ren,c-at.o faCe-s
Be .;-e % rglti 20 Ia Ics-,
We % net mean by he aAove healing that Sow.
Bigler has osa killed outright that portion of his
history viii be written up the sseon Tueslay of
October next by an Indignant AMI outraged peorle
But we do alle-e thai since the Marsh convention.
he has been missing or every imrortant question
that rteress The country or aSitases the co -nuni
Y: anr.r, 70 tais time no Democratic paper that
has come 20 our notice has -ken sum :ien interest
il his 7velfare to notice the fearful ioss Now we
take this rs very unkind in the editors Of those
journals. IF they ara acquainted with his seiers-
rTo rs why rot relieve the suspense and appre-
herson OF his friends? IF they are ignorar; OF his
rcs'ion. why rot ofr,r sutible remuneration fer
tts discovery ard safe of the fugitive? The
truth is that the WHO press mus. have speedily
and definite inform etion to his locality. they
have.several in, portant accounts with him that
main unsettled: and if Democrats friends do
not produce the truant within week or two we
shall either offer reward for him on our 'own
hook or publish him as 2 defauter. But per-
haps neighbors of the Union or the Prnnsy'-
rza;7n, other Democrati, paper. can en-
tighten us ifso will they be SO kind as TO answer
the following questions
Is Gov Bigler in favo- of or opposed to the Doug
las Nebraska bill?
Is he for against the sale OF all the improve
ments belonging to the Commonwealth
Why did he veto tee charter of several Savings
Banks during the last session and sign others fpre
cisely the same character
Why did he during the same session veto an a.
mendmeTt to the charter of the Cash Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Harrisburg, and sanction
several charters of other Insurance Companies
tanning the same provisions
But we will rot Iengthen out the lesson for the
present. if we receive definite TO the above
interogatorias, they shall soon hear from again
PoLLocK,s principles are known and read of all
men," lie is opposed to the Infamous Nebraska
scheme and ayans. the extension of slavery. lie
is in favor of a juiieious and immediate sale Of
Public Works. He is agains. the indscriminate
Interference by the Executive with the aston of the
peoples Representatives, and is only in favor of
using the veto power when such actions bears upon
its face violation of the constitution, indubi-
table evidence of hasty, injuditious ard defective
legislation We and the people Of Pennsylvania
demand of Gov. Ri gfer and his friends an open a.
vowel of his position these important questions.
Shall we have it?-HkfrisJUyg Telegraph
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Military EIsat;;niN.

An election for Brigade Officers was held in
Clearfield the 5th irst-, and the following per-
sons unanimously chosen:
B-iguZier GD7eerok-Col 4. NJ. HILLS.
q B-ipzfs I1ssyector-CoI. CLARK PATCHIS.
Co,omeI-Capt. JoEN L. CGTrLE.
LAt C2'-Cap.. JAMES D0wLER-
NL;or-Capt. THos- H. FULT0S.
We have no doubt the above gentlemen will
make excellent of GERS. anI each fill the measure
of lis countrys glory"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

The BARNBURNERs MovING.-The Barnburn-
Of New York are making preparations for
the next Gubernqtorial election. They are to
meet in Albany in few days to lay down their
programme. 1t is supposed that the sudden
disappearance of Prince John Van Buren,, and
his long concealment, have been with view
ofpreparing for grand Barnburner demonstra-
tion in short time. Having nothing more to
expect from Washington, they are turning
their attention to home affairs. Lively times
are expected.
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8 eLt Elcite.aea - Srtiars AnnoIn.enen.,
FENHAT the largest. cheapest. ard best assortment
q OF Goods ever brous;ht into Ciearfeld county.
have Just arrived and offered fer sale, ut tie
New store OF the subscribers. rear tie Journal
Gtti .e Cieaifold. Pa Never before las more
brilliant, ard at the same time cheaper lot of
Goods been offered to HIS community. they lave
all been selected with view TO tie wants and
cessitiesof the people OF this particular locality.
after long experience. and Ultimate acquaintance
with their business connections.
Dry Goods of every variety. Dress Goois, Coils,
Cassim eres and clo:hiIg: Eoots and Shoes Ha,s
and CAPS. IoEGefs and Shawls, together with
large and splendid assortment Of CueeIswa-e,
Hardware and Groceries
Defying all competition, they solicit their friends
and the public to give them a call and Examine
their stock. I9SS9p P0TTEkEt.
jane IL, le54.-Iy
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= It Is hot often we saoceei in indirg Den-
list who can extract teeth without cansing greet
deal of unnecessary pain and suffering but DR.. A.
IL HILLS. whose card mey lie found IN another
part of onr paper. is. Perhars, one Of The most
pert operators in his profession he also makes
beautiful and elegant Artificial Tech. IF you
have troublesome tooth, call and submit it 70 the
Dr.s. inspection, and our word for il, i, viii not
.rouJ'e you long.
ys=It is a'wavs pleasure to sop a :. hotel
where the proprie. ia gentleman, and we know
Of no one who more deserves thatappellation than
WV. R. F11uuIva Of the "Gooi Enten; House at
Curwensville. His house is kept in the very best
| manner and will vie with any country Hotel in
the State Long may he wave. AMI may the 'sGoo
Intent flourish like a "Groen Bay Tree
n ar7o.her column will be frunl the ailver-
.sement os the Proprietor ofthe Mansion House,
| in this place. We would recommend it to the at
tention Of our readers Call and try it.
sg7Are the fine arts patronize1 in Clearfeld?
IF not. it is time citizens shou,l pay at
tention to the matter and we would call their at
tention to the card os TRoUrTAy & Rowe in anoth
er column who. although they make preten-
ton to az stic talent yet ex,elent House.
Sign and Ornamental Painters IF you have any
thing do in their line you cannot do better than
| give them a call.
| rWWe presume our readers viii not fail to read
the elecant efTusion in aro+her column. on the snb
| eet of Dagucrreotyning Without saying anything
shout the nopfrn. can certainly recommend Ma
'PrPvIASCE-s pictures. We advise our readers to
call. AMI secure the shadow Gre the substance
/ fades
he Louisville Examiner tells story of n
| Church Member who had always been more re-
mark able for opening his mouth to say amen than
! openin- his purse We presume il is the latter
article that Isaac ToHNsroy desires his friends TO
| open when they call ut his shop in ''Shaw's Row"
and view his beautiful and cheap assortment Of
| Boots and Shoes Give him a cali
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

A HIr.-Mr Wentworth. of Illinois, has
pasted the following extract from the plitform
of the late Baltimore Democratic National
Convention upon his desk in Congress, as de-
fining his position upon the Nebraska ques-
tion:-
ssResolred, That the Democratic party will
assist all attempts at renewing in Congress. or
out Of it, the agitation of the slavery question
under whatever shape color the attempt
may be made"
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ruRyIsNcE,s Stock is now complete,

~
Il From little ceses. very neat
II 70 rTusy- y-of-snge III meITsiens,--. 49,
Suitable fer high pre.ensioDs-
Ce.ue on, Ia1ies, rlc on. Sents.
Gene or. every MAJ o. sense
Ard get ;in7 re ssiors of your faces
70 show yeur fierds y0ur many graccs.
The dress is better TO be dask
P,t brown or red is jus, the raark.
Tor these the contrast plainly shows
Ir,Yeer The grrSops ard the C'otkes.
Itswssl eIior.gh tie SUN should shine,
Tut If i don't. and clouds be rife.
Veil tako yoar .pi-tuTS 20 the life.
Those fistle Sisaes.s. vielcpt-Sz3ss.
Should never-eosns '1n;dst clouds and shades,
Grt when The morarch o. thcskies,
His briZhtes; wales puts srise
And bring your 5tsle aus TO me
Ard hrizLtest pictures yoH shall see.
Another theme the nsn suggests,
To pat all glowing doubts 20 resi-.
Such horest serunies feel.
lest wicked craft fresh from the deel
Should be invoke in place Of art,
And made to set a willy part.
Are told with conscience clear Of evil
He hare no Hrz,iurs riM tke DEVIL.
Gallery, 2nd ST.. End door north
of Powell & Co.'S Store.
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The CHINESE EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA this
son has already been quite large, over 1900 emi-
grants having arrived at San Francisco. At the
last dates from Shangbae there were6000 more rea-
dy to leave as shipping could be supplied.
The publication of a newspaper in the Chinese
language has been commenced in California
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C9IVe1SiHIF.

RurL4Sp Vt. June s---The Wing Convention OF
this State yesterday nominated Stephen Boy,e for
Governor: Oscar Shafser fo~ Lieut.. Governor. ard
Henery N. Bates for State Treasurer The Coaven-
ton was large end Harmonious
PoRTrAvp. Maire Funo 81 Ttl's Convention
cf Democrats known IS Morrill, Men" met yes-e--
day, when s-~onr ~rz,'ntin-,s ws-s n4ssst ar2inst
tic roreal IF the Niss,u-i oa-,~~,-,zs anl il s.
var Of tho eTaine Iav srsor = 7Fcrri-l vrs r0rni-
rated for Governor Tho a+tc>l rn,a v's fn''. md
tle nro.eedinys were quite anths; 7assi, Mr.. Hor-
ril' in aseentinr tFe nn-ufaa'ioa. mola an CO.
nrant speeeh f,llv On ',-sir .1r rozo'1.ioa7-
pr--- ,ro .Ture o-a Convention of de'og9-es
f-or' Tho voun- Mons Ch~istie1 Ass7sirtinns of
the United States anl Canelr $ IN eos7'an horo 20
aa-- Dore-a+os yrere nrasartel froni 5os'on Snrnr
ferd wo-,hos.er q. Louis Pi.sshr~r. New Ar-
loers orhac anl other n'q.az. Gacrge ". He'u1o
oe View nrleons was c'ecte1 President The object
of tl,n Convention is r. orarosa SON. or-anigea
me4hol for prarno-ing Christianity throughout the
American continent
H.RrIs-r-r.7 June The S+a+a temperance Com
vention. adjourned without making a nomination
having raso'vel to publish the letters received
from the different Canaiiates.
The following were the erroga'ories sent. and
the ar swers OF Gov. BIGLER. ard fndge P0IIocK
l. Do you believe law prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale of Intoxicating liquors eycept for
sacramental. medical mechanical or artisticai nnr-
noses TO be constitutional and would is cons'i'u-
tionaiitv in your opinion. be affected by sEhmis-
sion of is rapeal TO vote of the people provided
m maiori Y voted in favor of the law,
2. In the event of your election. should the Le-
gislature enact such law, viii it receive your ex-
ecutive sanction
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A FREE SOIL STATE CONVENTION, which met
at Pitts5urg few days ago, has nominated for
,Governor, David Potts, Jr., of Chester; for Ca
Iaal Commissioner, George R. Riddle, of Allie
saeny; for Supreme Judge, William n. Ste
] penson, of Mercer.
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Prince Paul, of Wurtemburg, is now in tbs
country collecting botanic IL, and ornithologicl
s,.cfni .ns, for the public ttion of a work, whei
hs returns to Europe. This is very credita-
BILE occupation for prince, and it would be
more to the honor Of them all, if they engaged
in some such useful and instructive profess
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FTNaEMEND0Us APPLAUSE FfG3fTEE PITT
q NEW ARRIVkL.-IsAAo JoHssroS would
respectfully inform his friends and Tie pcb,ic en
orally thar he has jus. returned fson tie Iast,
where he has purchased the 81 iei-dil assert
ment CT Boots IL Shoes ever brought 20 Clearhel5-
excellent assorren: OF hesvy stoe. ali adapted 10
The wants OF he people OF C.edrleii.
he hopes his friends will give -ln : Ell: 1T lis
store in -chaw's Row and examine his ssss:s
June 13, 1854.
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ABUSE CT THE FRANKING PPIvILrGE.-The
Cleveland Plaindealer thanks the Hon. Ed.
Wade, NJ. c. from Ohio. for public document
under his frank, eleven inches wide, fourtee
inches long. and four and one fourth inches
thick, weighing twelve pounds ayoirtlGpois! II
is copy of the census report, unabrid ged.
printed. bound, creased in wooden box. and
tr ,nspocted there frcm Washington, all at the
expense Of the government
The original cost of this book, as it
came from the Printers hands
was s27 90
Cost Of eTvelopinfs and boxing, 50
Transportation, &C., 2 50
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Cmyia, D:reot,ry o. Clea-isld Coln.y.
PRESIDENT JUDGE:
Hos. JAMES ErRSsIDE Belieronte
ASSOCIATE JUDaES:
Hos RICHARD SHAW. Clearfed.
Hon JOHN 7. EoYr. Lumber City.
PR0THoNAToRY: &c.
WIrLraM PoRTER. Clearied.
SHERIFF:
WILLIAM POWELL Clearfol3.
COMMISSIONERS:
RorERT. MEHAFFEY.- Bower
SlTCE, 'HoFF- .efrles
PrnLIp HEvIvER. Pennfeld.
COMMISSIONERS CLERK: ''
GEORGE B. GooDLASDER. Luthersburg.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY:
L. JACKSON CRAEs. Esq. Clearfeld.
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
TRos. Ross, Esq. Curweusyille.
COUNTY AUDITORS:
Gro. W. scEoFF. Jefries.
y. H. settler. Luthersburg.
ArIisal anl Departure @. tie 3-a:-s at :he
c-ea-leid FeEt-cfi.o.
TYRONE MAIl:-Leaves every day, Sunday ex.
cepted ut o'clock. a ~
Arrives at ?. NJ.
KArraou sE:-Leaves CIearfiled, Friday at 8 A. ii
Arrives Saturday at p II.
SMrru's MILLs.-Ieavcs ClearfeId Friday al
6 A. NJ
CIR RsHAMroy:-Leayes Saturday at Q A. 81
Arrives day at p NJ.
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TE.IE GOOD INTENT HOTEL. sd Stage f'ffc,,
Il Curwcrsville Pa The Subscriber von,d IN
form Lis friends and til public that lie has Just re-
70 render every attention the travelling mint
uity
His bar contains liquors of he first frciity. sa1
his table will alsays oe Supplied wi-h tie bes. in
ket.
lie respectfully so,;:its his friends an othe-s TO
give him cali. WM- r. FLEMM-NG-
June Ia, '5s
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100 Bags of Coffee, just received aud for sale
lOSp at the New Store of A NJ HILLS
june Il, 81.
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Tnial.

The editor CT the Plaindealer, who is also
Postmaster at Cleveland. and may be supposed
to know the fact, states that cort-'oads Of these
huge volumes are traversing the country in
every direction, free, to say nothing of the
lesser stuff sailing under the franizng privilege
of members OF Congress. And still, in spite
of the remonstrances and even threats of the
people, these members of Congress are con-
irving schemes to raise the rates of postage
because the present system does not pay ex-
penses. but never thinking of the propriety Of
cutting down or 5bo,ishing their odious and
unjust franking privilege.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

b heERE0E DELAINES.-A superior article OF
- Berege Delanes in dress patterns a: p cents
per yard, sold in this county before for less
than 30 cents, at MOSSOP & pOTTARFF,S
June l3, '54
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II EfO'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, No. ls, South
HZ Sixth ST Philadelphia. The subscriber has
recently enlarged and fitted up his house, and is
now enabled 10 compete successfully, with any es
t;bis hnert in the City. His rooms are comfort
able and wsli ventilated. and his table furnished
with tie hes. in the market lie respectfully soil
cits the larSe circle OF mis- cierfed froI ds % give
him call when they visit TIE city
JACOB C. IEDO.
June I3. Is54-!y
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l1M cwt. Bacon for sale at the sign OF the
lOO CHEAPEST GOODS WM F. IRWIN.
June Il 81
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NT a. FRANK. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
1VAs Clearield, Pa, 0fii,e in '.Shaw's Row"
June 10, 1854.
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TEy) sHokMANERS-Af fine lot of ,pan:sa Aims.
Il Men and Womens Morocco pink trimmings,
ana Sole Leather, for sale cheap, by
june I3 81. NoSS0P & PoTTAETF
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9% Man cannot s.ay the tile Of human progress,
nor can any person conciere the pleasure and cem
fort of stopping at hotel hke HEuPHrLL s, where
they may bask under the bland smile OF landlord
without . raraIeII IN Che imii.I-est!re.ion
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

r-Beoks and Stationary are constantly ii de-
p,and and we know of no better place OF supplying
them than az CLARK HEssER's extensive estab-
Iishment No II South lth Street, Phiia
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

.a An HILLS, D. u. s Ofi,e adsoin-
i<ss...s lag his Store, ClearGeIl. Pa. ar il
LLlIO ciaI Teeth. fIoln one 10 full set L. our
Ted in tue Il ost approved mciefn style.
Filling. ling. ami Cleaning done with care
and neatness.
Teeth extracted with all the care aud Dispatch
modern science can furnish.
DIX. HILLS. always DE found "a. his efice,
as he is now devoting his whole attention to his
procession. June IA. ID
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

ano'her column viii be fnunl the alver-
tiserent os the proprietor the Mansion House"
in this place We wouid recommend it to the at
tention Of our readers. Call and try it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

UAMES CEOWTEER,-JUSTf OF TIE
oe PEACE, Curwensville, Pa. Office opposite tie
Good Intent Hotel IJune. Is 1854
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y It is sid that those who do not relish musi.
have no souls. We don't know how that may be,
bu; those wac don't relish BeADIv's dinner5, GER
tainIy lave ''gizEards. Great place that
'Phi!Iipsaurg-
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Young married persons, and others about
to furnish their houses viii find 1t to their adVan-
tage to cali a. 10 HS r. MoRBows establishment
(notics it in another columnJ where they can Sc
icet as good and cheap furniture as can be found
IN the country.
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g IL Though there is & strong probability OF
rupture with Spain, about Cuba yet as H. IL
KELcH, has intention of enlisting- he may s'lii
e found at his Jewery Store. next door to the
lost Of ,e where he Il really at all times. on the
hortest notice, to repair Was,hes Clocks, Jewelry
sc &c
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NTEw FIKM-TkOUTMAN ( ROVE House,
~ Sign and Ornamental Paintefs.-elasiers,
Chair makers, and Paper Hangers ofer their
vices TO the citizens of Clearf.eid AID vicinity.
Shop next door 10 the Jews Store.
They keep constantly ON hand, and make to
der every variety of Chairs. Lounges, Lofas divans
: sc &c. Cane ard Spring bottom chairs. and sofas
mads equal in beauty To any that can hc obtained
from the City and more durable in wori,-n snship
and material. JOHN TE0CTMAN.
June II, Sly. ROBERT ROWE.
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VNTE ALL TAKE II ACK-Robensack, :
w Worm Syrup and Liver Pills for sale by
June l3, 81. NJ 1SSOP 4 POTTARFF
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~ IN addition 10 the Foreign sutelligenes re-
caived by the Pacific, We have also the .insIli
geace" in another coiunn- that HOOP & Co, No
lS9, Markss ST, Phiiadelphis, have en- hanls q
splendid stock Of Dry-Ioois of the latest and nos
fashionable s,yies- We recommend eur reaa,rs
about to visit the city to call.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

On Barrels New Orleans Sugar at-Sixpence per
~ pound, for sale at the Cheap Store of
A NJ. HILLS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

naY BEEF. of the best quality .i,,s. received
IL and for sale at wa. F. IKwiNfs Cheap Store.
June IA 81
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

~ We don't know whether the know Moth
ings have organized in Clearfeld yet. but we have
ocular evidence that the Natives, are among Us
still, as may be seen by u /. FRANKS card, in an
other column - Fashionable tailoring done On the
shortest notice''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

EAMES 3. GRAHAAi-Merchaut and extensive
ep dealers in luInber. Gr4hampton. p o. Clear
field county, Pa IMav 25 iJt-ly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

~ 1t is saii there are few more spiendid stores
in Philadelphia, than BRooz, Tyson d hHhs 3 NO,
i40 Market St They keep at all times large ana
extensive stock OF the best quality OF pry-Ioods
nrta 70 the wants oC th cir country friends