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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

FEyIE GOOD INTT.ET I5oTEIs, as5t Stage lliee,-
Z CurwensYiile, Pa TIE StbSgTiber would IN
fdrs III friends and The pgbiiq tlIal e has just re-
Gt.ed and rc-fhrnishel his house and s prepared
10 render every tteation 10 the travelling commit
nifty - E
Ills ba7 contains liquors Of tho FIRST qualify and
his table viii always se esaPpied "a tue best an
he respeetfsIly soicis Jli friends and others to
give him eall- 40 VII r. E4LAiiII I4SGle s..
June IL. 81. sf. .f-eaf-- ,4rt- .=-i,-.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

TSTEw FIBM.-TB0UTJAN & T0WE, Hoase-
x sign and Ornamental Painters,-'5ls letters.
Chair makers, and Paper Hangers otler tbeir-seI.
eieds7ie The citizens Of clcarcld t-.d vicinity,
6hop6I Walker ST. just below the Fouudry-
They Keep constantly on hand, and make 10 or
der every variety Of CHAIRS IloIas6s sotfst e. &c.
Chairs and Sofas made c ucl In b5sGt to any that
can bc obtained frtAl the ely, and more dafable
IL workmanship and material.
JOHN TReUTtf4N.@
June II, '5I-1y ROBERT ROWE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

TG6A BAGS Of UofFee. Just received and for. sale
sSFtH at the New store OF A NJ. HILLS.
June 4, 81. ise1 9t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

Jast hesr dat iarkey dari shut rp DAT moufI
What. wed vid you. my Dina dear-ny " enus
from q Sogh.
But come let ~ laugh and sing dance and DC Jo-iy.
7frrf
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

GAMES BIDDBE5 GORDON ATTORNEY at Law
eb has removes isGfce to tn tooln a6joinine III
hc East the Irtt{, Store Of Ilr. II Iorin ana will
dey ete bis whole asteBtion to he practice Of his
profession. lie insy be consulted IN Fre5sck and
German. juno - '54.-ly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

EY z. BUTLER, Attorney and eoaheilor at
-sfo LaB CleaTield Pa viii attend faithiullyto
all professional business entrusted TO his eaIes s
March Z ls5S.1tf.S aa vI7s tsa iY5HiH
EAMESe 3. 6IlAII-4 9I--7deyeant pnd extensive
- dealers Ia lumber GrahapptoH, T. O., Clear
field county, Pa. May 2j, Silly.
EsIsY BE.t. -of Dc best aaa!isy. t.st. lrseelrsa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

= EB0-S C05I1fERCIAT. HOTEL. Ne. IS. South
4 q sixth g. EEilaAephia Tho subscr1ber has
red ,3id fitted up mis- house. and IS
Ul. gIs6 to collpcte successfully with any es-
bIsElltit iEi thc Cif7 Ri re sAls are comfort
able and ye!i ventiItted and his table furnished
win be 3esJ islc market, 80 resp ect41lJ ses /
e;t e larze 55-cc 5r lis CIcarGeld fricnlslo give
! him call when they visit the city
JACOB G.. LEB0.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

.f-<REAr Y Eg5z 5' s Egl F1- s 4 Z
u GJ.l-A !4A-r=4t ~ -llz-z-l-1l > q JUS I-eal-
e- 3 Leg Md q.ss 4Ejss qEls --c4 che este:I-
..-.-t Gems f.I-- 5r t-5rv variety OF articles n
.5i, ie9t ina cl-..tf, Sore IL hopes his friends
aff f, fiI'5ffa VT ZiVc hin call as3 tccis25E-
ddenl Lof5}iis kG s.hse tus-oadeF sdtizfsss..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

Oh dina.s de finest gal dat ebor you did see,
and dar was-a time She frowea sheeps eyes AZ me-
But dat an Tast AMI gone, ard dis poor derk' 1or-
szken.
AIsst 2 ia-k-2-iay
.SDokszt ~ zaGkHsr Toies,
You Porap,,1fetc5 hack dat bacon :
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
4 pges5asl skeses c. --1-1acle Junel [FiSa 9
ksr5r EErT.

In Lossing's Field Poos of the Revolution
there Is a picture Of house that vas erected
one hundred and fifteen years ago, and which
was At one time the head quarters Of sen
Washing jon. L IS situated near the High
Bridge. over the Harlem River, and though
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

curvenssiHe, Dec. 6, 1854.-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
#SolmIur sung.
Imv.,swEDDrNG.

Fsisf EeFseass2 jf.;zI Chorus.
Ffurrz1h ? ilurraA! the day IL come
-a Miss pinz.7s to be married;
Gfad az re, and dat's 4 fac,
iz.tss For zile-ryziens she's tarried
Bring osIt. de vine, de hoe-eake. too
- Ds t-Grnbo and de cream.
- An DON'T forget de wedding-cske.
-rt1.-s On which de darkies dresIn- -
.solo.--For we viii dance and sing away.
S:llt rlsS.--lIa arrah hurrah huTrah hurrah
sSoto.--Ard or the banjo nlag 50 gay
sIt.v C'toras-tIa, ba, bs ba ha, ha ba. be
Sofa-Ve.If Gance and sing Ike every thing
Fall Chor5.s.-Hur Hurrah hagEaii: kaFrah
CHORUS - - -
Hurral 5arr..ll ,-tte day iz e9ne5 Sc.
EOfo.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

7arTEys FIR S1.1PiTT0E ( NIPPLE would
itN inform theHubi5e tbat they have just opeiied
q EsY and splluJid assortment Of Goods OF every
,rlst- the cd stand q. T. j.. P.Tr2,I IL Cur
,vensyitls Nt thcir stcro may be found almost
every u: :ue czrte to the wants and necessities Of
: f,c I9srrg Of ffis fssiar Ercss-ro5s, sagg rs,
IaG6s tlIoves. Cloths, CassnleHes, GiJaiIs Hats
trClps Bebts Shoes d. cs, q tho es ftii-'l5y s-nd
Also q gI,IaE,ii assort-.oa, q Iardssarl. Qqeens-
fhev .57-ite aII persons 70 give th5al cal. fs
E1ae thew viii bcablc 10 render entire s&tis-
/ fl-f.6n. rear J.. III q PATT0E.
If.sEs fE- HUIPPEI5} ssf-
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DlE ID.

On the 10Th instant, after a short Illness, Ed
MUND v. RICE, in the 3lst year Of his age.
GO His funeral will take place this tuesday az
ternoon, at O'Clock, from his late residence on
Capitol Hill, corner of First AMI 3 streets. His
friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
10 attend.
On the llth in tant, ELIZABETH MARY, eldest
daughter Of w. G. and Sophia Ridgely.
On The l0:h instant, after short but severe ill
ness, which che bore with christian hope and f1rti-
tude, Mrs. SARAH SCOTT, in the 10th year of her
age.
o. Her funeral will take place from the residence
of her husband, OH street. near Fourth, to- morrow
"wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Her friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
On the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock p M, RICHARD
DEMENT, Esq, flor more than forty years Gov
eminent cerk,) after brief illness Of few hours
in the 6S,h year of his age
GO The friends of the family are invited 10 his
funeral, to take place tomorrow "wednesday at 4
O'Clock r. m, frJm Trinity C5urch.
On the llth instant, at his late residence, on Pa
avenue, MICHAEL BRADY, native of the county
Cavan, Ireland, and for the ast 10 years resident
of this city.
~ His friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock a. m
tomorrow morning, to the Baltimore cars.
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ALEXANDRIA cORREsPoHpEscs.

E1amination Of Crump-The Prissns, aaM
F"ftns-Lsetures-Ih Theatre, DC
ALEXANDRIA, March Is, 1855.
The examination Of George w. Crump,
charged with the murder of Jos Bloxam, took
place yesterday at the courthouse, before
Justices English and Price. C.. Stuart,
Esq, appeared for the Common wealth, and
Messrs Brent, 2. L Smith, and MaYbur for
the prisoner. Great interest vas felt, and the
court room was threnged during the whole
examin alton.
The facts showed that Bloxam, who was a
cripple, had been at an exhibition at Liberty
Hall, and was passing up King street, the 20
Crumps aud others making game of him. He
retorted, first by words, and then with blow
from his crutch on the head of Emory Crump.
Thersupon the prisoner was seen to strike the
cripple in the back, who fell, saying that Bee
Crump (the nickname Of the prisonerl had
stabbed him. He was carried to DR. StabIer's
Crhce, where he died in a few minutes A
post norton examination by Drs. Stabler and
Chancellor exhibited . wound in the back,
passing between the sixth and seventh ribs.
dividing the pulmonary artery and passing
through the left lung. When the prisoner
was arrested, he exclaimed, MY God, is be
dsad!''
Throughout the whole examination the
prisoner seemed greatly affected, more than
once to tears. He is a young man, apparently
not more than two and twenty. He was a
carpenter BY trade, and has borne a good
character heretofore, being remarkable, how
ever, for the violence Of his temper.
The deceased, who generally drove wagon,
resided a. West Ed, near the toll gate, snd
except when provoked, was very inofensive
DE had been a cripple for years
The court at the conclusion Of tho hearing,
committed the prisoner to Jail to await the
April examining court.
Last night DR.. Lord, at the Lyceum Hall.
delivered fne lecture on Napoleon Bona
parte." Rev. John p. Donelan, at st Mary's
Church, discoursed on Indulgences, and at the
theatre the Lady Of Lyons and Irish Tutor
were given.
In justice to Mr.. keenan,, tho theatrical
company nc W here desire us to state that MIS-
Tyrrell's remarks, noticed In tho Star of Sat
urday, had their origin in q mistake. Mr. K.
has returned and settled everything sstisfsc-
torily So much in simple justice to the en-
terprising lessss. AMI
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The Murder Of Poole,

New York, March IL -Councilman Kerr.
gan ard policeman Daniel Linn have been az
rested and committed to Jail, charged with
aiding Baker, the murderer of Poole, in max.
ing bis escape.
1t appears that Baker had for several days
lac was attended by female nurse and vim.
ted by his friends. Judge Stuart and party
o: police surrounded the house on Friday piebt
but Baker had been informed Of their approach
and made his escape. The female was ARES
ted, aud gave the names of all Who visited
Baker, among them were the two officials wao
are In custody. 1t is said $1,000 have been
subscribed in Jersey city, to DO paid for the
arrest OF Baker. Lozter, the brother In law
OF Poole, who was wounded at the same ARRAY,
it is thought will die, a. inflammation has sst
in. Turner has nearly recovered.
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BY j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auetione.r.
mar I'D

INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
~ nture and Housekeeping Efects.-On THURS
DAY morning, the 9Th March, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of j. II. Eberbach, ESQ, cn Pa avenue,
between 2lst and 22d streets, rhall sell, without
reserve, all Of his Furniture aud Effects, comptis
int
Pair OF handsome mahogany spring Sofas
One dozen mahogany spring seat Chairs
Marble and mahogany top centre and sofa Tables
Gilt ane mahngsny framed French plate Mirror
Handsome Mantel Clocks, Gi Tandoles
Damask and lace Curtains
COrntce and Fixtures
Veni, ian Blinds, Transparent Shades
Pictures, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures
Mahogany dining and centre Tables
Spring seat Lounges. cane seat Chairs
Handsome Brussels parlor and stalr Carpets
Three-ply and ingram Carpets Oilcloih
Rugs, Mating, Stair Rods, Clash
Enamelled Cottage Set
Mahogany aid walnut French Bedstea 8
Dressing and plain Bureaus. Washsfands
Excellent double and single Wardrobes
Secretary and BOokc ase, Rockers
Superior double and single Feather Beds
Best hair and husk Mattresses
blankets, Comforts, Counter panes
Boosters and Pillows
FIRE Irons, Toilet Sets
Hands, me glass front China Closet
Refrigerator, SidebOard, Side Tables
French and Stone China Dinner end Tea Ware
Glassware, Table Cutlery, Qostors
Cooking Range, sJIall Cook Stove
Paror and chamber Stoves, various styles
Excellent copper and tin Cooking Utensils
Together with large assortment OF Kitchen Re.
quisites.
TERMS: $50 and under cash. over that sum a
credit OF Co. and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mnf I'd Auctioneer.
20. The above sale 10 postponed un.
til TUESDAY morning, March l3, al the same
hour and place.
KEPPLER, lTr,s,.e,
WIN. RUPP. : i'"S'es'
JAS. G., MCGUIRE,
mar . AuctiOneer.
~ The above sale 10 furi her post
poned. owing to the illness of Mr.. Eberbach. until
FRIDAY morning, March 10Th, same hour.
G. KEPPLER. r
WIN. RUPP, trustees.
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
mar ID huctioneer.
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BY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r.

BY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOIlD EFFECTS.
l. On THURSDAY morning, March 18th, al III
O'Clock, at the residence of J. W. Reed, Esq cor
her of llth and streets, shall sell his Furniture
and Effects, comprising
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofa
Six do ParlOr Chairs
DO Rockers
DO Centre Table, Curtains and Carpets
G randoles, Clock Lsoking Glasses
Mahogany SidebOard, Dining Table
Cane and wood seat Chairs. OilclOth
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washsiands
Hair and hHsk Mattresses
BOlsters and Pillows
Cooking Stove. Tin Safe
Together with general assortuie.t Of Kitch en-
Requisites.
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF and months, for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioueer.
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W. SICK. "
DR. DuP0Ncos GOLDEN MONTHLY PrLIS
the best and most nfabls remedy for
leNng and curing all painful distressing
Hruston and removing all periodical distractions ard
reyuArtee arising from whatever These Pills are
complete
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL sCIENCE
They prepared by process which concentrates the
ingredients into small bulk thus rendering
for delicate females to take large doses
DR. Duponcos Pulls the result of THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE In the treatment diseases Of
They heve been adve tised for year
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sold and the demand rapidly
creases wherever they become known. They been
thoroughly tried in Washington, and found to act like
charm.
Sid by all Druggists in Washington, Georgetown and
exandrls, Va. mar l-eosms
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II TNEuRAL6IA.-This formidable DISEASE which seems
w. skfll OF pbysici.ns yslds IKE mn PIC
TO CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
MI r Boyeen formerly Of the HOUSE, New York,
and late proprietor % TIE Hotel Richmond
one o. e hundreds WHO have teen cured Of Neu-
ralgia, by CAkrER'5 SPANISH MIxTrRH
his has recommended IL 70 number, of 9TH
who suering with nearly every form Of disease
with the most wonderful success.
IL the extraordinary eietne he has ever
used and the best purifier known
s.sSee advertisement In another column
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Auction Sales.
ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auot,on..,..

u SCOTTs Aucttoh0oR0s
TWO FR.ME Houses AND LOTS at Auc-
= tion.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, al S
part Vi Lot No 2, in Square s31, with the improve.
ments' which are two frame house. enc containins
three and the other nine rooms each hone fsonf
Ing IL feet on south g. between 7h aad sth streets
west, with five feet alley bsiw The ,u-a ..sr
ing the whole front % feet, running back sS feet
inchfs. wv
Title indisputable.
Terms One-ourth cash balance in 6 10, 10 and
"a months, on notes bearing interest.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT
mar Id Aucueneers.
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Auction Saloa

By J. 9. MCGUIRE, Au.e..-.--
SuREHS ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO. ELE-
M,e CANT R GsSinsl rsrniy.e splendid french pse
Cuis as Ware, Costly Wfnes sonsIsoe Una cn,. and
Horses, AEON WEDNESDAY mining. Ma,ch
2lst, at 10 O'Clock at the residence Of his Erceer
vania avenue, betwe' 2Sd and 24th streets, shsi
sell all his elegant Househod Effects, cnnsastine Of
Superb Rosewood Grand Piano, by Blu tikofer
Magnificent suite Of solid Ros wcod Parlor Furni-
ture, upholstered in green and gold satin dam
ask, comprising tire large medallion back
Sofas, one siesta Sofa, six large medallion
Arm Chairs, two Voltaire, and six Paror
Chairs
Splendid Green and Gold Satin damask Cut,ius TO
match, Cornice, Lace Curtains, &C.
Elegant French plate Mantel Minors
costly mantel Clocks, gilt and bronze. with side
pieces 10 match, Vases
N'eh Git Gas Chandeliers, Candelabras, and Brack-
Fine Tapestry. BRUISES, and ven:tian Carpes
Suite of Rosewood Reception roon Furniture. NJ
ho'stered IN canay colored satin damssk
consisting OF pair of French SOFAS Arm
and small Chairs
Handsome 1,andsolns Curtains, Comics, &c to match
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
DO Plush scat Dining Chairs
Damask covered spring seat COuchcs
Mahoeany nau spring seat Lounges, Chairs
Cane seat Arm and Cottage Chars
Marble-top Beaufet, Buffers Tray
Elegant crimson and Gold Band Dinner Set
Richly decorated China Tea, Coffee and Chocolate
Heavy Shetfeld plated Walters, Cake Baskets. t..
and Coffee Sefvice
Rich Crystal Cut glass Dccaners, Tumb,ers. G Am
pagnes, Wines, Cordia's, Finger Bows Wa
ter Bottles, Claret Pitchers &C.
Mahogany Writing Desks, Pook Shelves
Morocco and damask covered extension Chain
Mshogany Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes
French and Italian Bedsteads
Marble top Wristbands, Corner Stands
French Gina and Granite Toilet Sets
Best hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows. Bed Clothing
Single Iron Bedsteads, Sofa BedsttaJs
Bed and Table Linen
Screens, Fire Irons, Lamps
Handsome Dsmask Curtains, Window Shades
Furniture in servants rooms
Ouc 9th, Cooking and other Stoves
CopPers, Cooking Utensils, Sc.
At o'clock,
In 'front.' OF the residence, a splendid pair of darI
gray CARR" e Horses, between six and seven ear,
Old, perfect sourd. and kind in single or doubl.
harness, and said To be the finest Garbage horses in
the District
AlAo, tmu di.t eIy after
In the dining room, choice lot OF the hishest
quality Wines, in bottles, comprising ChampaSnes
Port, Sherry, Madeira, sc 4, imported expressly for
Terms Of sale: $50 and under cash over that sum
credit Of sixty AID ninety DAYS. for notes sats az
torily endorsed, bearing interest
p. S.-The house will be open 10 yisiters on The
day previous to the sale.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mar Io-d Auctioneer.
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New York Narkets.

New YORK. March l3.-Cotton Is UNCHANGED.
Flour is upward, and the market firm Sales
of ESQ bbis. Of good Ohio ct q. 81 80 81.
Sou hsrn is buoyaut. Sales of 800 bis. At
~ IL $9Sl Whea, upward and 6rm.
southern red 81 Is; white 50 % q 81 80.
Corn is uiae hiSher; sales Of IS 900 lush
els |" estern mixed at 95 9Sa cents Pork 10
upward and frm Beef is unchanged. Lard
is hrn and upward. whiskey-Ssles of Ohio
at 81 cents
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PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER DEPOT,

ISL Pa. ece.se, hetseea ~ asS GA srsd.
~ have .. Gil ',nes ths bee PhasAsps,s Ia
for % per kes, and In Quart soulss fus et 50 per
dozen.
We send the Beer free Of costs 10 an p9u Of the
city.
~ Many physicians have recommended ssis
Beer as one of the best remedies for weak ssaachs.
mag s-im- f,c.k w, GEReCKx
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Marine Disaster.


BosToS, M'rch Is -Rsperss have reached
80 VI numerous disasters on the eoast caused
'ns gale on Friday. New have been No.
e'''ed from Cape Cod that the ship Hudso.
Us supposed yesterday from savannah 10, Be-.
ton, went ashore 1t Bre~stsr's Plaza. Y..,.,.
day 1t was reported that sAs had tvs,y, f,..
OF water in her hold. She will probably b
got Of
The schooner Hutokuh from Norfolk for
Boston 10 ashore near Race Point and all
hands are drowned. The vessel and most Of
her cargo are total loss
An unknown barqus, supposed to be the
Eiis'o, from Charleston for Boston, 10 ashore
b.Ok Of Orleans, Barstable county. The psrtis-
ulars Of her situation Are unknown.
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By j. G. MeGUIR e, Auc.ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
l. On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, al
O'Clock, on the p emses, by virtue at a deed OF
trust % the subscriber b. arng date the 18th Nav
1852, and duly recorded in Lber J. A. s., No. 40,
foios 438, 439, and 49, of the land records for
Washington county, l shall sell the north half OF
Lot No l9, in square 293 fronting % feet inches
on 18th street west, between north and ID streets
running back 100 feel to wide alley, with i'm prove,
ments, consisting of a substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms One-third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
FEB l2-eokds Auctioneef.
81 The bove sale is postponed
until TUESDAY, the Goth March, same hour.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
JAS. e. MCGUIRE; Auctioneer.
mar 10 eO&ds
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT

HOoFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
There are few thing. which .nOrd u. greater pleasure
Than sitting down to write notice OF the celebrated Hoo
land bttsrs because fully
comforting public benent, and by
our notices have been induced TO take these
aud been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
&C. Tor the cure Of which IL Is certain II IL prepared and
sold only By DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON the German Medicine
store, No. lso Arch street, Philadelphia
See advertisement mar 2-sm
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~ PREMIUMS At THE FAiRs.-wHIrEHURsrs
W. stu the aseendanoeThs luries Of each Of tbs late
f.ir, At Bmore Richmond and New York awarded their
hixh..t ans 10 J. n W. for superiority VI Pho
toxrsphs, Microscopes and Dagusrreotypes sxhoted
Mr. Medals ss the worlds Fair, Lon
dou add q premium at Crystal PAlsca New York.
Aso the n awards Of the Maryland instne for thres
yeArs past.
whi..herses Gallery In this city Is on Pa avsoas ss..
~ and sth streets feb IL
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ArCHEs AND JEWeLnI
LOOK Err Ell

NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
vi in ANY WAR since 1890, whether as Oficers,
Soldiers, 5 rlors. Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
lains, Wagon Masters, Transfers, Lsndsmsu q, Tor
their widows or minor ehildren) who have not yet
received full 100 acres, and have been in service IL
days, will do well t. write 70 pospad and their
Land Warrants will be forwarded 70 them for the
above quantity, and charge il they do not get &c.
LLOYD CO.,
Claim Agenls Office, opposite U. 9. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. mar6-Sm
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n>A PHENOMENA IN NEpIClNE.-R-onchitts Cough
w. Dyrpersis Liver Complaints, Scrofus kc.-For al
diseases OF Yemsie SYSTEM H stands pre- eminent
Just informs Il has cured him Of Bronchitis
Of desperate chsracssr-nsrticuiars hersaftr
HANfroNs VEGETABLE TINCTUHE-By its mud 40
ton stomach liver and kdneys will cure Dy.psp-
ala Cough Asthma bronchial and Lung Affections rsiss
The Bach, SIDE and eat Consumption Seofula Rhsu
rassm, oest Hsaragi. risalA Bowel oonpla nts Ples
Worms, aud Nervous Debflitisswth dseases srisps
impure b Cd and the fem ale med ne ey
Known. Ta's invaluable med cine working wonders
upon thshuman frame. See advertisensntt-day.m mari
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New York Stock Narkst.

New YORK, March l3-Stocks opened buo.
yant. but closed heavy. Money 10 abundant.
) eIling is firm. Erie Railroad, <si; CIsve.
LAID Toledo Railroad, 73f; Curnbsrlsnd
Csal Company, "a; Reading Haiirssd, s3.;
Canton Company, Isl; New York Csptrai
Railroad, S4i; Pennsy lvsuis Coal Company,
lO4; Virginia 6's, 81; Iajiana S. 81.
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~ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLBrKN AND
~ Youths manufactured with elegance by
NOAHwALKER Co. under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace Patot surtout Overcast 0versack shaped
and pexlages T4lmAs black and blue Goth Dress Coats
Frock Of all fashionable colors Csssimer Business
sues Ich Velvet Vests Silks Ae black doeskin CsssImer
arured CAssrner and plain Cassmer Psnsloons For
youthJsckets Pants, Vests Overcoats &c As they
their nsnufacturers they enabled and viii sell
the very prices Shirts OF superior a. Collars Gloves
Ties. &c, Of late styles always on hand dee 10
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Congressional Eominationa-

NORFOLK. March 1.-THE Democratic Con-
vention at Suffolk re- nominated John g. Mill
son to represent the second Congressional die
tIict In Congress.