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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

EvROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARGINS, 1884,
Public notice il hereby given that p an get q the
additional charge Of per added the first day Of
April next all unpaid watcr rents making with the
oharees previously added by law twenty cent
ssoh amount unpaid and that the said tents including
onsung the property which said rent remains unpaid
viii be returned the Clerk Of Arrears to the
provisions Of the act above mentioned. ,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

INoR sAvANNAH-TARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
IL and splendid side wheel steamship STATE 0FCE0RGIA,
Captain Carvn, Dr. carrying the United States mail
win leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday March
10 nt 10 o'clock M from the wharf above Pine street
In speed and strength md for the
fort and convenience Of this ship unsurpassed
Fare from Philadelphia s2u; steerage s. The KEYSTONE
IN. Philadelphia HERON a MARTIN, No. SIX North
Wharyes In savannah, G. A. H. LAMAR
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GEORGE CHRIsTY AND WOODS MINsTRELs WISH
" to impart to the public interesting fact Time
when George Chrsty received about S0 for TIVE years
services" Ma conshensei' exclaims astonshed
bipcd but hold your horses Time is at present. when
George Christy at ~ Broadway receives within fraction
0 for only three months servccs which his
pay for two years would nearly
dollars, $50,OO0) Will young mon, who making for
tune for others, make note Of thisl
GEORGE CHRIsTY AND WOODS MINsTRELs
NJ would beg to state that 1t Is not they who talk going
to Europe. 1ncy have much business on hand al
LONE IA Droadwayand could think Of depyinx their
New York patrons VI the pleasure Of ther company.
GEORGE cHRIsTY AND WOODS MIySrRELs
" would enlarge their already spacious Hal, at IA Broad
way IL they could do so without being Obliged
their pcrfornanees but II it were announced that
house to close only Cor night they would be de-
quence. This 1t is TO be popular.
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BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO., q Austin Friars, London.
JOHN MUNR0E CO.,
. rs Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris
GEO ii. DRAPER, Havrc.
these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver, bullion specie jewelry precious stones or
unless bills of ladng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Shiel cabin passage ~
Seconu chDln passage ~
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage 500
Second cabin passage. Observation-Disclosures. 50
The ships from Boston cali AZ Halifax.
ARABIA Capt. Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Lang,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA Capt Shannon,
ASIA, Capt E. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Stone,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch,
These vessels carry white light mast head green
starboard bow, red on port bow.
Europa, Shannon from New York. Wednesday, March
Asia, E. G. Lott, from New York. Wednesday, March e
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board
The Of these ships will be for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones metals,
OF therein expressed
E. CCNARD, No A. Bowling Green.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUB4.IC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Councmen the ocnsIaetS1 Of sewers IN The
tween Seventh and Eighth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues: HAmsrey street. rom
shs and having objections thereto are 70
once on or before Wednesday March p 1854
shES dESEHs cros'a Asssasss Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC
torsSeaicd proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
Bowsry M be received At the once q the Croto2
Nsroh 1884 1t II O'Clock M which hour the bids will be
opssd sewer with the necessary receiving basins
ouverts the Bowery from the sewer in Grand street
point twenty-five feet northery from W Aiker
street being in length shout $50 feet The plan 81 me wosx
Chs once HIS ( PSEgs9hrsr cs ssS b Asss
A. w. CRAVEN, ~
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The celebrated vocalist.
They will have the honor Of presenting each evening
choice selection of songs quaretes and choruses
trely dances original with them, including the bur
lesque La Manola La Joa Arragonae La Sylphide Pas
styrien Pas de Instruction La Fou Military Polka Tam
BOURNE Dance and Fling solos the harp
piston. accordion and violin introducing the
choicest Of ulliens compositions together with their bur
lesque Rochester Knocings Woman's Rights Power of
Music Essence Of Old Virginia banjo solos whistling solos
witsms with descriptions Of quaint quiet, aud
qunf1tisome darkies
Tickets rs to be had at the door Doors open at
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

CORPORATION NOTICE--MANURE, MANURE.-PER
sons DESTROYS procuring street and wiint
70 remove the from the city Immediately can obai.
satisfactory terms by TO the City Inspector
At the ONCE No. Centre street, up stairs.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector
New York March IL, 1854
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CEcoND WEEK OF sIGNOR .BLITz-BRo0KLYN
- lnstitute-The secret of life tobe happy Come and
laugh New and marvellous metanoft Dbs(1 xjA eye DE-
ceived the amused and the mind AstbAsheE n)rit
canary birds and very la1ghsbo scenes in
Monday March h. a. ia o'clock and evening during
the week Tuesday excepted, ana Wedpesday Sauriay
afternoons ats3 o'clock Admission u cents chidrsn
1875 cents 49, ~ ~
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HyROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
u tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for
sewer in Hester street VIII the ocs Of the
roton Aoueduct until Monday, the 10th day
March IL oclsst NJ At which hour the bids will
bssns and cuivert Hester street. from the at
Edrdge street eastey side Of Forsyth street being
In iers2h about rs plan Of tho work be
ana spsoinoatons obtained application at this Ooe.
F HEo K l. f pE forest crosgsaa Aagsdues
4. W CRAVEN, b0ara' 81
Nav York March Z. 1854
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THE SUBSCRIPTION CQSCcKf<aLyEN RY TIE
ladiesof the Congregati 81 Shurch in vonapl
Eent - hsdsssin fsss Sslta keetAali ri tsks
SUBSCRIPTION two dolsrs Doors open
tonic Bari Mr. Joseph Burke Mr. William A. King viii
assist Nrs. j. L. Bodsfein. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

FRANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM sQUARE-TWo
performances given daily, commencing At 3 o'clool
IN the afternoon and in the evening The above
tho only establishment in the United States where the
Model Artists exhibited together with great variety
unique and original such
other place of amusement in the world.
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Once Bureau Of Street Department, March
10, 1854 -
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TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
~ Orleans via Havana on Monday March ls-The we'll
known and favore steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain H.
WndeThis steamer has been thoroughly and
is fitted with boilers cabins and furniture,
and respect In the most complete order she
will sail 18th March, at r NJ from Warren street pier
Rates of passage TO Havana and New Orleans
Stateroom berth. $50
Standee berth. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Steerage berth and found. Is
Passage can now be secured the Company's Office.
Freight to New Orleans 10 per cubic foot will be
received on the 8th inst.
Specie only taken on freight TO Havana.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lading Of the
form issued by the Company application at their oce
other form signed and bills Of lading will be signed
after the hour Of sailing.
freight passage apply at the once Of the Company
NJ o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

4 NEORGE CHRlSTf AND WOODS MINSTRELS STOCK
~ Is rising and shirt collars. If you doubt this
last assertion call at IA Broadway and look at the
fcent ear screens by George merry heart sound
health clear conscience and high shirt collar great
provocatives Of mrth you sceptica tho
OF this try few, and satisfy YOURSELF but early
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TIE MUsIoAL WoRI,p FoR- .sss.

Terms, titrariably in advance $500
Five copies, 1900
INDUCEMENTS ;: .ss
THE choice Of t1o Of the following musical
portraits, engraved on steel, neatly mailed Il
roller designed The commandment Of G2iioyy
Of HasicQi 7'ortrn'tS:to to be hung around every
family piano Sn i'- a go he
iiBSI,ifrrE soSr,ss; : Itszr.-st 80
>. BEETHOVEN 6. scHUMANN,
!. MEyDf.i ssoax. aas wsGIacr
Of these portraits that of the lamented Madame
Sontag IS surprisingly fne and particularly 70 be
subscription win please to state what two portraits
be chooses. To club subscribers. and to all per-
sons not sending their subscriptions directly TO
this office but subscribing through agents, we
only afford tfropi the great reduction of terms to
give the choice of but oga~ portrait.
U-FREsu GUstc-four pages every week
which cam be detached from the reading matter,
is PACED separately ard can be bound AT the end
of the volume, forming choice miscellaneous col
lection pieces for soric,t7so. three and four
voices Pokas, mazurl1ns, Waltzes music for the
guitar Rute violin harp; music for young people;
sacred music for voice meiodeon and organ. This
music alone. costs the proprietor annually 81 700.
and is worth 10 every subscriber at least 90;
setting aside the advantage of is variety and its
superiority rs the very pick Of all the new music
published ,---sr rf-E- ~ oct p -- -s-~- -ss-.s
III-INsTRUCTIyE MUSICAL READING: embrac-
ing wcekIy-conGensed budget of news from all
parts Of the world musical stories, biographies,
etc: mlusieal essays; criticisms - 100
-ESTERTAIYING GENERAL REA6ING con-
prising originul translations from the French and
GErman selections from new books and periodi-
Gals; also interesting original contributions
The Musical World is delivered without extra
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shall! receive a copy Of the paper for year and
his choice of cf the above engrayings -
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viii be Immediately to those first subscribing.
Any of our old subscribers whose year does not
expire till after the first of January 1859 can al
have their choice of two of these portraits by
sending their subscription year in advance of
such expiration. .--------~
.r# s'.El 81. RICHARD SToRRS MILLS.
Editor and proprietor -257 Broadway, n, Y &
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4
4 t%of@ HafBli Ch a--a4E itiiE p CORNER sIR NJ
taPHa<s I'VE take iiismctllea eE nfoFnaing the
Tisic i'm neral ssEti th ctisefs OF Curefs4ilIt
ana rlethI III PartieHtary hss have received
oar iisus large si;d varied sciecten of t3 fssg
t,Essite2 tfoo9S suited to the of eTeryS man
wonssn afndsc i3Fthe e ofs4aufitv And we
have. no hesitasoII in saying shat purchasers wiz
f il greatly 20 tiieaad age to cafi and exal-
ineeur stock before purchasing elsewhere. I3- 9 =
2it}ur Astock consists, in part OF Ladies' Dress
Gooasjln great varie " :spch as plain black fancy
silks Turk satns. berege delains. black and fancy
Alpacas, plain andz T,lhidh GingbanE. Manchester
and Domestic u tinghaHs. Calicoes Of every style
and quality at prices ranging from up to I5cts.
Black, blue. and brown French and English
cloths plain black doeskin and fancy cassine eTcs
black, blue, brown and green sattinets..
Checks. tickinSs. fahnes, nIusliIis toweling, Eo
siery, gloves, shirts ready-msdc clothing t5c. &c
Carpnting and floor oil cloth, window and wall
paper and boidering, and oiled " indow shades
Shoes of all descriptions for ladies. misses and
children, together with large assortment of
Mems and boys hats. caps boots and shoes. ~. .a
H2rdware planes, &c, Gassw are. Queensware.
Cedar and Willow ware, corn broous, &c, dc.
5aAso large assortment of Fresh Groceries, Viz
Rio Ceffee, Imperial, Y. ii. and Black teas, MO
sugar. crushed and loaf sugar, New Orleans and
yrup sfrDtssses clarified and elder Vinegar, Sc ii
Rosin. and faTcy soaps; sperm. star and mould
candles Als]f which will be sold IN quantities
to suit DureBescTs, at the cheap Corner Store Of
PATTON & NIPPLE.
Curwensville November I, 1854. 80 .s 3
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r3zasgs57gS S ws;zs'sg1,fs-issae - nag eSs in
,,.'Fz.aasss 2il 5is Qsae yi ofs1ng ssss ir7ys
lsiEss ssfizihi is2c t1een iz-i4zt Gle. .asoisi
e:t csiliassofth 9Tr5stis-sthsa anssBik1aessa to
eaec I lin tteifalids ..i' fifelfl - a4iT Seaa-
tors as soon IS The Cle93- and ri COM
merce reading The document q Tie r resp c.
tive u glSes; pgt this ye{r hat i.E@t ce v as
asfi3ts.tl Iroa}-ass ne. iisUs bes ubtuuins a
knoKled &c of this fact iHshetsi q broathless eaz
gerness to the Capitol, and sold, readily, cop
les of an extra containing a Presidents mes
sage, which some members purchased dcs-
patched to distant friends, Who win wonder
at the close resemblace il. bears to the mes
sage sent to Congress Gast;gear! :. z5.- II
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LIST oF TRAVERSE JURORS.

John Schoff, farmer Bcccaria.
Thomas kyler, farmer, Morris.
Robert Swarts farmer Morris
Joseph ShowaiteT, farmer Morris. -
Amos Reed, farmer. Pike. .4.r.-.--.. ..
John Nelch, farmer. Pike.
Peter Mays, farmer, Pike.
John Miles, farmer, Ferguson.
q W. Shinmel farmer, Boggs. tt .-.-
Henry Irwin, farmer, Lawrence. ..- "a.
j. ID. Barmoy, lumberman, CoY;ngton.
Joseph Irwin, farmer. Lawrenc G
Arthur Bell, farmer, Bell.
John J. Read, farmer, Lawrence
Thomas Hewitt, farmer. Huston
q. d. Goodfellow. lumberman Lawrence. 20
Philip Chambers, farmer, Huston.
A = Leonard farmer Goshen. q
Daniel HartsOck farmer, Brady.
James Albert farmer, Decatur
George. W. Long. innkeeper, Brady
Jacob AXE. merchant Burnside
William Brisben. farmer, Brady.
Samuel Bliss, farmer, Burnside
John W Nelson. farmer Brady nae
Anthony Hile, farmer. Penn. -+
Daniel Rishcl farmer, Brady.
John Laborde, Jr., farmer, Union.
Reuben Caldwell, farmer, Jordan
Frederick Holiopeter, farmer Union
William Antes, farmer, Bradford
John Hare. farmer, Union
John Peters, farmer Bradford
Peter Labrode. (of john farmer, Union.
Witliani X. Wrigley, farmer, Bradford.
Abraham Byers. farmer, Woodward.
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y SERIOUS CAARGE AGAINST CoNGREssMES.-
4 correspondent of N. Y. Courier, who evil
IDENTIFY is of tho opinion that British gold had
as much as anything else to do, in making the
So-called Democracy adopt. the British Free
Trade policy. says, inreply to the inquiry, who
- to blame for our momentary disasters, ''we
point Yea to Congress; and we believe thatma-
ny pockets. among the members of that shody
have been made heavy with foreign cash, in the
way Of bribery, to prevent the passage OF laws
which woud stop excessive importations, while
thsy would bring about healthy trade by ma
AiHg our exports, exclusively of specie; balanee
"hr iinporrations exclusively Of specie also.''e
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TNN GUNS FOR TYRONE CITY !--sE-
Il w BA6TOP0L NOT TAKEN! !-JANEs ALIEN
ANDER, has just opened a splendid Saloon in the
basement story Of the Tyrone City Hotel, where he
is prepared to accommodate persons with Oysters,
wholesale and RETAIL andalt other articles usually
kept in a Confectionery and Grocery Store. ~
n. b.. All orders for Oyters by the Can promptly
attended to by JAMES ALEX NDER.
Tyrone City, November l. ISj4.-6In * a'na't.t
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D DARGATNS! BARGAINS, !-1IEs Eliza
I'D IRWIN & SoTS haye just received, and opened
for sale at The old stand in Curwcnsyilc, the larg
est and most splendid assortment Of Goods ever
brought to Cearfeld county, consisting, in part of
Dry oods, Groceries. hardware, Queensware, Tin
ware Saddlery and Harness, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Drugs, Oil Paints, Glass &c, &c,
They would particularly c;ll the attention of the
Ladies to their large stock of Fancy oods, of eve
ry description, feeling satisfied that it is leetle
the best that can be found in the County. Bon
nets of all descriptions, and prices.
The gentlemen have not been forgotten, as win
be seen on inspecting their very large assortment
of readyInade Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sati-
netts, &c. &c. Their Clothing is all of good quail
ity, none of your Jew, Siop-shop stuff, but the
contrary. well made and fashionably cut and war
ranted good and cheap, Give them a call, as they
are determined to sell cheaper than ALL others
All kinds Of lumber and country produce taken
in exchange for goods, and the cash not refused
when offered. Call and examine for yourselves.
CurwcnsyiIls November %. IS5i.-3t.
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EETAR IN AMERICA-not against foreign
w nations, bat against high prices and impo-.
sition r.. r. WEIGH has just returned from the
city with splendid Dcw stock of Gbld and Silver
Watches. open and hunting-cased, gold chains
kept by jewelers.. =
His assorunen has been selected with great care
and caution. and will be checfully submitted to
the inspection Of all who may give him CALI
TERMS CASH. LGct. f. 1854. F.
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TENYRONE CITY HOTEI.--HUGHES 4

NJEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.---Ihe
" subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just opened entire new stock of
boots and shoes. in Graham's Row. one door east
of the journal Gi.ice, Clearieid, Pa. -. "a
Every variety Of Ladies ana Gcntlemcn's gaiters.
laced boots pumps congress boots. ehildrens shoes
*. Sc. cheap for cash. He hopes to receive
libera, share of patronage. Boots and shoes made
u order c. :. BLACK
.fds. if. 1854.
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HRE,s,r sLEE.ITARY x ECIIENE EN,E, Ut

F0TfN MCPHERSON: CUnRIER AND TANNER,
az still continues at The old stand at the South end
Of Clcarfeld. and keeps constantly on hand good
assortment Of Leather Of all descriptions including
asplendfd tof Spanish sole leather which he will
sell cheap for cash or in exchange for lumber and
Hides NOV. %, '54.-5t.E
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SETTLE UP All persons knowing them
bscivcS ;Elcbtcd to tie subscriber, by bond note.
before the September Court as he IS terInined to
have his busir1css entirely settled up by that time
Those unable 20 pay, are requested to settle and
time and opportunity viii be extended to tn en-.
.-r.. JAMES b. GRAHAM,
5Grahamton, Aug. 23d. 1854
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GyAli lovers of good oysters, sardines, &C.,
should call at the new estaurant, in the base
rncnt of Hemphill,s Hotel, where our friend
CuArLEr GREAT, will be delighted to accom-
modttc them. Charlcy's sound on the goose
question: See Card, in another column.
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A TTENTIoN 5aBERMEN-THE

a TTENTION SEB Err ME N.-THE
"a MAINE COMP. LANDS ARE NOW FOR
SAIF-The subscriber offers for sale the following
Tracts Of Land. SITUATED on and neaTthe CIearfield
Creek in Clearfeld county, Pa. to wit:-A tract
warranted to Luke Morris containing 473 acres
and Is ps A tract, warranted TO Joseph Helland
containing 433 acres l53 ps. A tract warranted
to Robert Grey. containing 433 acres, 1913 ps A
tract warranted to John Bringhurst. containing
429 acres. I53 Is a tract. warranted Sarah
Ward" containing 4}3 acres, I53 ps A tract
warranted toEstSeo. Eddy" containing ABB acres
I53 ps A tract warranted 20 sloor Wharton con-
tanning 433 acres I53 ps. A part of a tract. war;
raTted to o-Geo. Ashton. containing 2l6 acres.
p These Lands are too well kuown TO the lumber
men of CIearfield County, to render description
Of them nccesSary-it maybe safely said that tits
decidedly the best body of pine lands in Clca--
field County. t.--srt ~ ..r. IL. a".5
For terms, &C, apply to
-.'.-t1 IL EDW: SHOEMAKER,
''" -- Ebensburg. Cam bria Go.
Septe1nber 26. 1854 ..
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TLet it bc published in Clearficld, let it
he known in Curwcnsville, let it be proclaimed
throughout the county. let it be waited by the
gentle breeze along the est Branch of the
SfSquehanna, that PATTON & HrPPIE, have
Just received the largest and best selected
stock Of goods ever brought to Curwensyille.
See advertisement in another column.
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NFOUNT yERFoN HOUSE NO. 95 Nortl

NEOUNT VERNON HOUSE. No 95 North
We Second st. Philadelphia. The undersigned
having leased the above yell known House which
has been RENpvATHD aSp RE-NoDELED TIRoUGH-
orr, have just opened for the reception of visitors
The furniture is all new, and has been selected
with care from Hepkles well known establishment
in Chesuut Street, and is Of the latest and most
fashionable style
The location for Merchants and others coming
business. .r-
Their friends II. Clearfeld are respectfully soli-
cited to give them It call. D. BLAIR,
I. l. BARRETT,
8Rg. 80 1854. f- .'ts.--. II Proprietors.
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TsTEY34ANID Ca ZAP STOEE.-The s,tbsori-
IA hers would announce to the citizcns of New
Washington. and the upper end of Clearfeld Coun-
ty. that they have just opened n new anIsplendid
assortment OF Z ALI AM b lTI Nj TsR GOODS in the
Store room formerly occupied by IRWIN 6 n BRIDE.
iEYERY VARIETY OF GOODS. usually found in
country store, will be sold cheap for cash iuIn-
Der and country produce. a I5..''
They respectfully invite all those desiring 20
purchase goods, 10 give them call, They viii
use every effort to give satisfaction.
./..-.8 7. ELIZA IRWIN & SONS
New WRshinston. NoveEl Der ID I85i.-5t.
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TATEW RESTAURANT.- T.-CHsRLEs GREAFr..
i ' would ipfoTm tle public that he has justopcn-
ed an Eating Saloon INT the basencntof HempLill's
Hotel where he serves up TO order Fresh Oysters.
Sardinos, Anchoyies. & The best quality of ci-
gars, and Philadelphia Ale, always on hand He
invites all lovers of good living, to give him a
call ... 3d.. Nov. p, 81 4.-3mo
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-13

Those who desire to obtain an excellent
article of Spanish Solealeather, will do we'll to
call on our friend JomS MCPHERSON, at his old
and well known stand at the South end of
CIearfeld. He keeps good assortment Of all
kinds of leather See7ad yertiscment. zssr.