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Nem RO0kS.

NGW DOOhS.
DORA and the Doctor;
~ Scenes in the Practice OF n New York Surrson.
The Ee3Tth Stone, by SaInl osgosl;
Inc hidden Path, by Marion tiariaRd;
J. he SchnOl OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
o ey and Mystery OF Dreams, by Charles D.
Inc Save OF the Lamp, by VIM. North;
Which: the Right or tie Lett?
The News Roy;
Wolyert's ROost, bv Washington Irving;
Ieroines OF History by Mary f. Heweif;
I he Wrinkles, or the Merry Monoulaniacs;
Female Life among the MOTmOns;
fogets Thesaurus Of English Words
IOsetheT with large assortment OF the best works in
the various departments OF Literature
FOR sale by THOMPSON 4; PATTERSON,
Wis III Mainst
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sPRc1AL NOTICES
For Chills and Eerer.

Take HamrOs Vegetable Tipcture. ltissare and sure
prevsntstve-Or you cough, brOnchi-
It's CsOre tLrOat) dyspepsia or Nervoul Debility-leay
not, but go aud avail yourself tths TinetuIe.
1t has cured thousands, why not sOa!
T II. LOGAN & Co. Geni Agents.
ocI7 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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Bof twelve American surgeons who have,
within few weeks, gone out to JOIN the bellig-
erent armies in Europe, six attached themselves
to the services of the Gar, and six joined the Al
lies.
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wa. a. nArcn DIES mA1R DIVE.


GREY. Red Rusty hair Dyed Instantly to be uri-
full and natural brown black without the least injury
to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLONAS have been awarded to
VIM A Eaiehelor since 1882 aud $1,000 appica-
tons have been made to the Hair patrons of his
famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair aud hs-
Ae unjust as 1t would be against covering bald
with wig.
MH A. BArcHELOR's HAIR Dye produces color not
to be distinguished nature and is warranted not to
i"jure in the least, however long may be continued
Made sold or applied Gin private roomsO at the Wig
Factory, e33 Broadway, MY.
Sold in all cities AID towns OF the United States, by
Druegsta and Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine h's the name and address upon a. steel
plate engraving four sides OF each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR,
223 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
sp1S L4EGHLINS d BUSHFTELD:
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TO PRINTERs.
.ENTTY & Gu.

FIVE silver M ednIs and seven Diplomas
have been awarded To ADAMS for first class Dagucrrcn-
types. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner OF Urfou
~nd Main sis. Strangers invited TO call. citizens
course will TO Pictures taken as e,sP as lhe rtqp
y-t
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pMiss Dora Shaw, young lady of much beau
ty, and moving in the first circles of ST. Louis,
made her debut upon the statge in that city recent
ly, in the character of Julia in the Hunchback.-
The Republican speaks in high terms of her pow
ers, predicting for her brilliant future.
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TuE JArAx TREArr.-The latest intelligence
from Japan, received via San Francisco, indicates
that the treaty negotiated by Commodore Perry has
been partially repudiated by the Japanese, who
have placed an Interpretation upon its provisions
which will prohibit every attemptto establish COM
mercaI relations between the two counties. 1t
appears that Messrs. Reed & Dougherty, Amerl-
can merchants, visited Hakodadi with the view Q (
establishing there depot of provisions for whale
vesselsanl of inviting trade with the natives, were
not allowed TO land, tue japanese authorities as
sorting that the treaty only allowed Americans 10
reside Temporarily in The country, which according
to their Interpretation means period of four five
days,
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Mr. Winchester the AerOnaut. who ascended
from Milan, o., on the ID inst has not yet been
heard of. He has no doubt persisted, hut ahettl-
er in the lake OF otherwise We shall perhaps never
know
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SPectncIcG. &c, ground on the CxnCt urir.
~ Cipie m Spherical Accuracy, By q. SULUt.UNS tIr
celebrated oniciai from tie improved Spectacle A.ao
iion2 street, London, Established moe Iilir ccni,,
ago. ''''
u SOomonS' the sole Inventor ui tie Improved Sprc
lessonai visit TO this place, aud may be consulted al Do.
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NEM DISCOYERY FOR DEAFNE

The Sound Concentration is an extraordinary, power.
iu, newly invented small instrument Tor r cure ui cy.
tTcme cases OF deafness, catIrGly different make ai
Kind that has been Cau be produced They e
mOdecu to tie cavity OF the cav, and may rest within
skin pei ceptbe. The powers ol tins ysnsbr
invention great TO restore detective hatue u
long standing 10 its RET cCt and natural state aud To
Tile deaf persons 10 join in general conversations to
most distinctly al place Oi worship, bat u 49,,
IurlC emily; the unpleasant sensation OF iinss
discs IN the is entirely we'd, und ,c conrc
lions atfO ded 10 iDliViduals afflicted with Ibis d,t
naady, all Tie sls4Ioe tat eau lOsAby be be.ILca-
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Flour FOR New YoRx.-Last week there were
shipped from Richmond, Va, 10 New York, A.
4T4 bblS. flour.
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Nd w A r r A N + S
John M. Clarke & Co.
LnHG Warrant, stock, I'NchnnGC RroLrr,
and AGcmtS for ClUims ugninsI he ~

Jo1n M. Clarke d Co
Lund Warrant, stock, Exchange RroL,n-
and AscmtU for CluiuIs ugnInsl he ''A'
Government.
THE very highest New York market iii-e y.,
i for Land Warrants for lie ICXt fvc y,af, NJ"
ever they shal have advanced heyJrd Gus last
lhe very highest New York MAJ kct I,iccs vii be ma
on receipt Ui any by mall regal dcss OF The tu,u4,t n
iatiOns. 4-'
Persons sending warrants by mail may rely an rcc,,,
ing as much as II they were pc sOnally present
Sight drais On amy al lie Northern Su.tCI ellie,
Will be Ienitied by iCtulm mail; and when me crd H.
amount viii he placed TO their credit in one % lie Ns
S",k Banks. wliichtley draw at siei tic dan AZ
ter RENTING the wartunts
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE IL Co
Washington city, u e.
RFFFR To
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner Of n, General I.,,
Office. W. ''''.
lion. l. Il Waldo. Commissioner Of Pensions.
Sweeny, RiiIcnhuusc d Co.. IiaHkers, Wash'ngfontir
Chubb 81 oilers, do a,
Suier, Ira ~ TO, do dn
Ai the Officers OF the EaEks In Wheeling, Va
Cashier li-nk oi Virginia. KIChuOnJ. Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, PARKER bun,
Virginia
James Roth, Banker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Iank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. brothers g. Co bankers, baltimore
r. II. Maury ~ Co., bankers, Richmond Va
Paul 4 Hin On, BANKERS, Petersburg Va
Peters, Spence ~ Co. bankers, LyHchuurg Va
iEe26 Times cory,
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ReadL Read!!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

Read! Read!!
AND KEEP IT CoNSTANTLYIN YOUR
MINDS
'INHAT have Just returned from the East with my
SECOND FfLL STOCK,
and That II Is the largest haudsOmes and cheapest ever
brought I" Nheelng- and say, with perfect
that only needs looking and examining TO Is sales
my assortment consists Partly Of
100 collars, at only cents;
300 do at from scents TO $500, amongst which
are some so beautiful and entirely new (i,,st mr.
rived in The BatG) that they win se!i themscives.
gl pairs ladies Kid Gloves, v'ry superior at sac
AGED, 20 cents; 9' ""'''
700 pieces Coburgs, nj all prices and all colnrs;
On do French MciinOs TO suit the most D. stidiouS
100 do Trimming, Inc very aieSt styles, such as
ln"Ire-Autque, Plain and Edged, moss THINNING
etc. ''s'
5000 ards calico all styles and prices, very nice
With many other gonls nj such beautiful DESIGNS
HAT all ask Is fol you examine Ivy stock and am
ce ftatn that eau sell. ''
O. CO:ac, and be convinced
ISAAC Prayer,
Eastern Bargain Store, 1I5 Main st.
uSIo between Monroe and Union
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awe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR FOR
ALL TIE TINCTURE HAMPTON
EVER M4nEBS

THUS spoke wise aud good mans but mark the
chauge Let the affected hear hir and Ic deGide wle
Ier 10 suffer ON u he made whole, Il PJossiOHaE 1HeI
Ip n 7ltiRs4 hesIM hear
Rev James w II, mucutt, the talented ard indeH nd
ent editor OF that highly popular and extensively read
per, Christian banner Published Fredericksburg,
Va ia his editorial nl The 18Th May, 1850 thus speaks
of H.RPion'S Vegetable TnlcitIe:
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Z LEYHT All, Oct 9Th, 1sjl.
iihH0rdS INC pleasure TO state That tie tal
lal 81 eCinens Of SpecaCes placed my hands by MI
Solomon, find myself much relieved from dccJt
Sion, aud especially weakness the eyes IRON whUI
have suite ed Tor tie last years, whenever have c
creased them, even OT short period time. iIIuk
they at Oi all excellent quality and leCulialy adapted
such duipOSeS. Z. kiRILi Nh. NJ H.
PrnlessUr Physical Diagnosis aud Theory ad Prac.ee
Oi Medicine, Med Dep. w. X. College
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VA thR LnnieS-

MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS.
NJ have tins day received by Express, few sells OF
w HonitOn, ValeHcienes ard Maltese Lace Collars,
sleeves aud Cnlaret:eS, In cnti rely design which
are by iar The most handsome Of any Iay offered
ALSO Silk Hosiery very heavy Embroidered. priIes
ranging hOm ST, 10 $500 pair, and lew white grape
collars Srl7 HElSkELL d CO.
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BILLIARDS PANORAMA OF
NEW YORK CITY!

TAN ES the spectator oyrr s miles through the streets
OF New York city, faithfully showing Inc HusiAEss
hCSTLE ana CONFUSION OF city lie lie has view OF over
"U hundred horses and carriages. and upwards OF
TEN TmousAoND OF ITS PEoPLEM
Professions, military companies baLds OF music shin
ping. steamboats,, etc. 'F
Al each Exhibition Explanatory Lecture will he CIV
en- by MI DUe one OF tile pTUprctOTs. Albert Norton
or H. NJ Spauidns giving much valuable knowledge Of
NEW YORK AND IT'S PEOPLE,
oil great Importance tT stranger and of genera and in
stTuctIve information 10 everybody, will exhibit at
Wheeling, in
WASHINGTON HALL.
on WEDNESDAY, TnUEsDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY,
AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
OCTUBEE a. %, &c, p, % AND 81
4! O'Clock Also-Sa'u day and Tuesday arternoo MS
October ~ and 81. at 3 o'clock
0s AdInIsSion 95 cents-chdren 10 cents Parties OF
i've PeISnus 81. OCIS-Iw
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PITTsBUEGn, Juuc S.lI, 1853
am using pair Of Mr.. SUlomOus' Glasscs 5id md
teia NeIy CumiOIisbe. CheeTIly add uy Iinc 10 lie
IIum bel vi those Who recommend iItm.
JOSEPH p. CiAZZAN, NJ. u.
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PITlEHrEGH, June Sih, ~
am happy in hearing my feeble testimony IN i,orus
Mr.. Soonnns Eye Glass think them superior ,oauy
HAT have ried. The eyes 10 iIcasam vi.
deF their use. G.. McCOOK NJ 10,
Late Professor III Washington Uuyersi =, Gal.trroc
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NEw YopE, June lilll, lsq

NEw YoEE, June 1iili, ISr0.
anlined tic principle which they cuustfucieL
have no hesitation IN pro -unncn. them superior tn y
with which acquainted, aud accordingly can most
cheeiiulIy ccnnmend Them TO all who need artIicl d
la improving Their vision EHAS. NJ. LEI, ND.
Professor Ui Pathology aud Matetia Medca, Geneva,
BulllO aud BOwdOiM College
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ROcnEsTER, January 18th 1851.
Tho best recommendation can give Glasses OF N
Solomon IS that use hciu my sell aud HcieI Them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. ~
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF BuiIIlO
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WHEELING, Oct 9Th. iSJj
have tried for a short time pair OF speCtuC'cs iu-
tshed by Mr. Il. SouVun aud take pIeasli la tcsitlyrE
10 heii good uuallly have also prUCuGp pair ulool.
vc glasses to- Ms Houston, which in iLci efecs-e
1N-''' '''11''' NJ. il. HOUSTON, NJ u
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CoLrNHUs, Eel, uary j. Is !"
Having examined the speGlaccs of M Soiunoia an
fuiy convinced that They of supe Tor quality have
taken pair for my use, and I'D them uLlsuh!! C.
sy 10 ihcc eyes. x. L. HOWARD,
Professor OF Surgery, sn'lns Medical coe-e
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WHEgIISG, oct. 18th, 20
This is to certify That haze examiucd Systlaess
shown by G solomon, AID have used pain Itr-u''
ed 10y INN md t.en vegy superior, Gnt wiz Ieatur
recommend them 10 all those requiring aid s-
uci1 \. r. WHEELER, VI d.
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FOR RENT.
bridge " 'H' " nee''5
L"Ises wanted 10 rent. Il. H. HURBELL.
OCio-.t LlnG and Rell Esfnie N-n,t
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PnILA pELPHIA. June ith, 1850.
cordially concur, Tar my d.nru goes, the
opinion "i my iend and colleague, Ire,
Ia the perfection ct VI +. SOIUmOHs and a1s
ses, lu lar sigh edness The grndms appears b. good
and clear and the general wOIhI uIslnp SUPERIOR
JAMES BRYAN, VI. -
Professor OF Surgery, Geneva college
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Alfred Hughes, NJ. D.
IIOlIUFATEH1C PHYSICIAN,
As removed his Office rcsiGeHcet 10 The corner rr
L.; Fifth aud aufey streets, iearly opposite lie Cath.
Once sEOurs-MOrrirg from 10 ..
Evening io9
BILL OF PRICES.
u For single visit 55C-IGedicins 95 cents
For two more visits a day, 5lc-mediCiue DC
Advice at Office, and medicine from 25- to aOc and un.
wards, as the case may he.
Obs'etFic from So 20 SO
Visits TO The Country, according 10 distance
The abnve 'tBtl OF PTiccs''-VVhch aIvaya been
my charge-is given because HiyuLJil reports arc made
that my charges arc much higher. oeiT:dIy;v4t
S. d. HARPER & SUN
UERY respectfully inform their friends aud the public
generally that they have opened large and sPlerdd
OF Fall and Winter Hats aud Caps, which
They invite your attention.
o&'S Cincinnati Starch: % received r steam
spt5 NJ. REILLY
By Express:
NJ have lust received, by Express, styles nfcnl.
w oLed bOnnets, and large lot OF rich bonet Rib.
hons with great variety OF Dieas Trimmings.
OelO HRtSKELI, s. Co.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
Experience Teaching ssFules."

The following conversation between two
pitmen, was overheard, says the Gateshead
Observer, not long ago, by gentleman in the
south of this country =
s'Aw say, George, man, aw hear thou's been
maxim, fuIe o. thesel.''
SAY, man, auye gotten wife,
'sWy, dis thou knaw auve dune the syam
thing meseI9 Wat kind o. body has thou got
tenf'' ts7a HsTase aa sHo
"a parfect deval, mana parfect deyal.''
s.Smash me, man! A wish mine was nea
worse than that"
''Warse than that:'' responded George;
show can she be warss than that Z Isn't Beel-
zebug the warst critur a man can hav for an
akwentence il this world ~
s'N ought o. the kind, man-nought o. the
kind. Disn't thou knaw wat the Bible says
and thou knaws it cannot be wrong. 1t says,
'Resist the devil, and he III flee from you;' but
bless the simple soul, man, if we resist my
wife, Shsll flee at ye.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
An Arkansas Story.

We knew man living near Black Fishing
Greek Ferry, Arkansas, who is so hard OF
hearing that he invariably misunderstands eY-
cry thing that is said to him. 1t so happened
that this same man was the owner Of ski
that lying in the river, which needed some
repairs. AT this point young gentleman
who had been paying his addresses to his
daughter, came up to him as he stood on the
bank OF the river, when the following CONVEX
sation took place.
ssMr. d. can have your daughtera'' said
the young man.
ssYcs,7 was the reply, thinking he had been
asked for his skiff, s.but she must be corked
she leaks ..t-a.f ~ t---..l. u,
esIt's your daughter 1 would like to have, z
said the young gent.
sizes ii she is taken out and overhauled,
a nd corked, she will do very weli-she leaks
III the bottom. The boys spoiled her, still
continued d. Eirs
Here the young man deferred any further
remarks and went away with the hope that at
q more convenient season the old gentleman
would be better able to understand.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
"sonne Shaking"


/ Tom is a queer genius, and let's of some
tall ones occasionally He visited US the 9th
er day in our sanctum, with a
+ elbow do you do, old fellow r.
eHalloa, Tom" said We, @where have you
been so long 10
s,Why. sir. I've been down on the Severn
river. in Anne Arupdle, county taking ShanS-
hal notes on the ChiiIs and Fever" slasv g
.Ah, indeed.s' said we, ssare they very bad
down there2" ssaa e1ikH ksef
s.Rather bad, p said Tom, drily.
esThere is one place where they have been
attempting TO, build, a brick house for eight
weeks,-well, the other day, as the hands
we're putting on the bricks preparatory to I'm
ishing it, they were all taken with chill. and
shook the whole building completely down,
and kept on shaking till the bricks were pow
dered into brick dust of the finest quality Just
at that juncture, the chill came on with re-
newed force, and they commenced shaking up
the brick dust with such gusto, that the sun
was entirely obscured for two hours, and the
people in the neighborhood thought that the
sun was in eclipse
SsOdS! Salu we. =
s.Not at all,'' said Tom.
Why, l was sixteen miles further down the
river the other day, and saw four men carry
ing big pine log, from on board a schooner
| to the shore, when just as they reached the
shore the chill came on, and they shook the
| log which was thirty feet long, all up in pie
ces of the proper lengthfor firewood, and then
| . 5la1 af
the same time shaking all the knots out OF it.''
..Can't believe any thing like that, Tom, y
! said we. -L
s.It's fact,'' said Tom, and he resumed
| s.There's farmer down there, who, in ap-
ple-picking season, hauls his niggers ont into
the orchard, and sets up against each
tree In short time the chill comes on,
and every apple in the orchard is shaken of
the trees on TO the ground. y
s.Incredible - said we holding sides
with both hands
sFact, = said Tom, ssthey keep man along
side OF each negro to take him away as soon
as the fruit is off, for fear he will shake the
tree DOWN.
Tom continued
..Mr s., friend of mine, and a house
carpenter, was engaged few days ago in co
vering the roof of a house with shingles. Just
as he was finishing, the chill came on, and he
shook every shingle off the roof. Some of
them are supposed to be flying about yet''
s.Another gentleman near the same place
was taken with chill the other day at dinner,
and shook his knife and fork down his throat ;
besides breaking all the crockery ware on the
table. His little son who was sitting at the
table at the same time, was taken with chill
and shook all the buttons off his ineXpressi-
bles, and then shook himself clear out Of tteni!''
We then prevailed on Tom to desist, who
did so, with the understanding that he would
give us the balance at some other time.
Persons who think of emigrating to Anne
Arundle county, viii please take notice.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

10 The Rev. john Gruber, we'll known as
an eccentric, but very useful preacher of the
Methodist l.. Church, deslrous to correct an
error in the elocutIon of one OF his young bre-
thern, much given to the melodious termina-
tion OF each sentence with an emphatic ssah,'
wrote the following queer letter to him
Dear-ah Brother-ah-W When-ah you-ah GO
al to-ah preach-ah, take-ah care-ah you-ah
don 't-sh say ah-ah-ah- -ah- ah-ah?
Yours-ah, JoHN-AH GRuBER-AH.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
WILLIS MDGIDN, VI. D.
C. A. DEVELTN. N ID.
HORACE WYATT, NJ. D.
las Il FRANCIS II ID
New York, August 10, 1919.

New YORK, August TO, IoI9. n
Students wishing to perfect themselves in this
branch of medical science will find an opportu-
nifty of joining the class at the Bar and Eye In
frmary of Dr Delacy LeBrunn Union Place
Cliniques every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
from till clock. during Medical Coleg sc terms
TERMS-S5 consultation fee; Sl0 fee to be
paid when the hearing is restored TO its orig ginal
acuteness when watch can be heard To beat
at distance of lS feet from either ear
Address Drs LBBRUNN & DUFT0N, Union
Place New York City.
n. B.-A treatise on the nature and treatment
of Deafness and Disease of the Ear with the treat
ment of the Deaf and Dum--price, dollar.
is Money letters must be registered by the
Postmaster. Registered letters only are at our
rish please bear this in mind.
Correspondents must enclose postage for return
ths aiew postage iaW requiring prepay
nseRt of letters
Aug. /. 1855.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

10 sis that lightning bug in the street7''
asked a short-sigbted old lady. ssNo, grand
ma, said pert little miss, ssIt's a big bug
with cigar
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

10 Somebody says wife should be like
roasted lamb-tender and nicely dressed
Somebody else Tickedly adds, and without
sauce - ...sf-.ss .e.- -
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OI aII d hIIl1sf cofsIsIIIl75 OI
Potatoes, Bacon, Fruit, Beans. EIsur Wheat,
stl Corn IN cal. &c, dc.
lISl 0l1S G0lJ lYI 81.

And he hereby gives notice that he viii sell his
goods as low they can be purchased 10 an town
or county this side of Philadelphia wii take
Boards. Shingles. or even money in changer
July 4, 80. aai F.ifi. BELL Il
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

RLACkBERRY BRANDY-A certain cure fo,
lJ the Dysentary, for sale by
June i3. '55. RICHARD -AfoSsop
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and every thing else psuatly kept in country
store. Persons wishing 10 buy cheap and good
Goods should not forget that he Is determined not
to he undersold by any store inthe county, His
motto is "a nimble penny rathe than slow six
pence y sc PATCHIN.
Glen Hope. July 5 IS5f
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DaILIPSByIit 6 -IIoTEL:-The subscriber
4 you'd inform his friends IN Glearfeld, anl the
public generally that he has euIarged and rrftted
his house AID is NOW enabled TO compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country. No pains
Will be spared to render his guests comfortable.
His table shall always be supplied with The best
the market can afford. and his charges moderate.
He respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him a call. DAVID JOHNSTON
Phiiipsburg jan 81 1851 v .ss
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4 yHEAP CLOIAING.-A large lot of Cheap Clo-
~ thing Mems and Boys, for sale cheap by
June i3 "a, RICHARD M0SS0P
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NANT1LLAS-A large lot of Ladies, and Chill
W drens Mantillas for sale at Mossop's Cheap
Cash Store. Ijune l3 ,55
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HONFECTI0NARIES--a .keetle the sLirIests' as
June u, '55) raasa A. ,MsIIIILS -
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R 90TS SHOES.-A large and splendid assort-
- ment of Ladies, g entlenens' a nd Childrens
Boots and Shoes for sale at Mossop's i'm l3
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NLoCKS-of every variety and price, from OF
" hours TO IA days, for sale by
June q '55 ateat NJ rrrTC