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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-09-26

"a 0TEEE EE:-The undersigned hereby notify all
l : those - DO are indebted to them upon book
accouutor otherwise tha; tho books and papers of
the firm have been placed in the hands Of THouAs
Henry Esq, of Ferguson township, for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted to will
call upon him at once, ard settle their accounts
D. W. ROBBINS & Co.
Inlnbervi!Ie. Sept. 70. 1s55.ss
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SHANING AND HAIK DNESSING SA-
- Lo0N.--EDwARD RT1EY, respectfully informs
the citizens of Clearfeld Borough and vicinity
and strangers who may tarry here until their
boards grow long, that he has rented the basement
of Hemphill's Hotel and hopes that by strict at
tention to business, he may receive share of the
public patronage.
Times is hard, the Barber Is poor,
lie requests his friends not to pass his door;
For il their hair should need a trimming.
Just call on him, he is always willing
Never rough but always ready,
lie shaYes for a ftp and cuts hair for a levy.
Not only se if that won do.
Hell brush your hats, coats-od and new
He does the thing all mp 70 smash.
And when done he looks for the CASH!
10 conclude he opens the door,
The Gent steps out. and the scene is o'er.
CIearieid, sept. Is, 1850
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KSTANTED, by the subscriber, boy from if
VS teen TO eighteen years Of age, to learn the
trade Of house. sign, and ornamental painting
and chair making
Application should be made Immediately.
JOHN TR0J IMAM.
Clearfeld, Sept 10, 1855, St
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A DEMONSTRATORS, NoTTCE.-Eslate

A DMINISTRATORS' N0TiCE.-ESt2te
i u o JohR GrEiszna, 'a--W hereas Letters
OF administration upon the Estate of John Gra-
ham. Sr., late of Bradford township Ciearield co.
decd, have been granted to the subscribers All
persons knowing themselves endebted 10 said Es-
tate. requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said Estate VII
present them properly authenticated. s.a-
he books are left in the hands OF JolIn Graham
JT., for settlement, E
JOHN GRAHAM, Jr., -.
I p NELSON -1eS"S !.
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9. 4. DEN Elm, n D.
HORACE WYATT, NJ. j.
las. b. FRANCIS. NJ. D.
New York. Ancnst I0. ls4a

New York, August To- 1919 e.
Students wishing to perfect themselves in this
branch Of medical science. will find oppcrtu-
nifty of joining the class al the Ear and Eye In
Urinary OF Dr. Delacy LeBrunn. Union Place.
Cliniques every Tuesday and Friday afternoon,
from till 3 o'clock during Medical College terms.
TER8IS--S5 consultation fee; Sl0 fee 10 be
paid when the hearing is restored TO its original
acgteness, or when "a watch can be heard to beat
at q distance of Is feet from either
Address Drs LERRUEN / DUFT0N, Union
Place. NewYork City.
y. B.-A treatise on the nature and treatment
OF Deafness and Disease of the Ear with the treat
ment OF the Deaf and Dum-prcc, one dollar.
- Money letters must be registered by the
Postmaster. Registered letters only are at our
rish please bear this in mind.
Correspondents ni,tSt enclose postage for return
ANSWERS Hse postage hav requiring prepay
aRestt Of letters.
Aug l, 1885
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cIearaeld, Sept. 10, 1855 ly.

Clearfeld, Sept 10, 1855 ly.
EMPoRTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND
4 FRUIT GROW EIsS. PAT
eat Air-Tigh 65lf-Sealing ) Cans and Jars, Tor
Preserving Fresh Fruits, &c.-Thls invention for
which a patent has been obtained, commends it.
self to the attention of Housekeepers and others,
on account of It's great simplicity, and the efectu-
al manner inwhich it accomplished a very desl-
rabe and useful object.
The cans and jars arc constructed with a chan-
mel around the mouth, nerr the top, into which
the cover fits loosely. This channel is filed with
q very adhesive cement, prepared for the purpose
and allowed TO harden. In order to seal the yes
sci hermetcally, 1t IS only leeeesary to heat thf
covsr sitzstiy a'ek press II iRto p'ace. It may be
opened with as much case as it is closed by slght-
Jy warming the top The ordinary tin cans. used
for the same purpose for which this is intended,
cannot be closed. as is well known without the and
of tinnsr; are difficult open, and are generally
so much injured in opening as to be useless for
future service.
BY this simple continuance, the process of her
neticaf sealing is placed conveniently within the
reach of every individual; and fruit, vegetables
and butter lif properly prepared) may be kept
with their natural flavor unimpaired tor an IN
definite length of time. For sale by
MERRELL & CARTER.
Clearfeld, Sept. 10 1855 If.
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~-r7 ry--rs A large assortment just re-
z !. Go o D Syj ceiyed at very low prices
By Isdpt. 81 WE IRWIN.
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ESSTATE OF JOHN N'QUHLAN. DE-
EA CEASED Letters of Administra ton having
been granted TO the undersigned on the estate OF
John NIcGuil!am late of Burnside township de-
ceased notice is hereby given to all who have ac-
counts against said estate TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement. and all who know
themselves indebted to the estate will come for
wartEand settle their accounts imme lately.
ISRAEL R0RABAUGH, ddn1 r.
CIcarield. Sept. 10, 1850. st.
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z ADTESi -GLOVES.--A very large lot of black
I 4 net worked Gloves, at 10 cents a pair-worth
25ets at Mossop's cheap cash store Pm i3 %;
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NEW HOTEL Tho old sSEBRIsG House, q
II NEW WA5HINGr0E,

: NEW WAobINU1 1U-N, ! 7-I"---
has been re-opened and re-ftted by the undersign-
ed who respectfully soicits share of public pat
ronage.
He is,well provided with house room and good
stabling and intends keeping Temperance House,
at which he viii always endeavor to mako his
guests feel at home. JOHN SHELTER
August l. 1875. If.
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GQUS5 SPGI7Iv6 IGlIB To ORDER.

They also prepared toreceive every variety
of articles commissions at low percentage
o b. MERRELL.
i. r. CARTER.
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NOTICE subscriber respectfully informs
| : the citizens Of Clearfield county, that he has
rented his Tannery to John McGaughey whom ne
can recommend TO his customers attentive and
obliging lie also respectfully requests all persons
to come forward and settle their accounts he is
desirous ofclosing up his business. Hides taken
on old accounts JOHN JcPHEKSON-
Aug :, 1853
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DAR ASoI1S--a most beautiful selection, and o.
the latest styles, for sale 1T the chesp store o.
June D. '55 A NJ. HILLS
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EpERSONS wanting Room, Paror, and 9-plate
Stoves can get them at very low rate, by
stating whether il IS for Paror, Setting-room, &c,
the AMOUNT of same and we Will deliver the Stove
in good condition at the Lewistown 4. x. Station,
free of charge E. q, FRANCfSCJS
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~-1 a 1z---=--a---sz, A large assortment just re
= :. Z @ @ o d j ceived and opened by
Arr - r. M0SSOP
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TO-ou Friend q. III. Of Franklin
Pennsylvania.

Your card has been received. Thank
you. And SO it seems, you have hung out
syour "shingle" and advertised yourself, as
tthe friend and counselor of mankind gen.
serally, and rogues in particular. Are you
not afraid that as the world grows honest,
lawyers will lose their employment! Do
you have any clients! Do you plead for
justice to the poor, reject false witnesses,
refuse bribes, defend the innocent and pay
the printer. Answer upon the honor of a
man. How do you like the world, now
that youare fairly launched; and the helms
man Of your own little craft! Does the
real of to-day, correspond to the ideal Of
yesterday! There is ,cors to do. By la
Dor, Eminence is acquired Here is our
hearty wish for your success May it be
as brilliant as your boy-dreams pictured it..
Go on then. Years ago, We were students
together. We are students still, in the
rough school Of life. Years hence, if life
is spared, letus meet and compare notes.
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MUSICIANS, ATTEND4

The "EuPh6nians,p = company Of singers,
composed Of ladies and gentlemen. win give
q musical entertainment at DAY's Hall, on
this Saturday evening. From the hattsr
log notices Of them. which we fnd in our
Exchanges, we are led to believe that they
staLd in the first rank Of Concert singers
The following we clip from the Saratoga
Sp, ,tags Republican 80 ~
THR CoscERr By THE EuPHoEIAHs.-
This Concert last evening, was one Of the
very finest which we have ever attended,
Mrs. Rainey won, il possible, additional lau-
rels, while Miss Hemans proved herself to
be asnost finished vocalist. Messrs Kainey
and Sdllman also acquitted themselves in a
most creditable.manner. We never before
heard out OF the city ofNew York such beau
tiful singing as was furnished last evening,
and from the great applause meted out by
the large audience in attendance, we are
confident that all present were as highly
pleased as ourselves. sfiss.a
We are pleased to state that the Euphon-
ians give their second and last Concert this
evening. We have no doubt that they will
receive bumper.
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.lIcdica. Specialist"

Is the title of new and beautiful month
ly magazine, edited by RoBr. HUNTER NJ.
d. 828 Broadway, New York. tits deyot-
ed entirely to the cause and cure of diseases
,ofthe throat and chest. We look upon il
as valuable work. Consumption and kin.
dred diseases are making terrible havoc over
the country. Many, perhaps the majority OF
cases which prove fatal, are the result Of an
ignorance of the laws Of life and health On
the part Of persons afflicted. The theory
and practice of "Medical Inhalations" is
advocated by the ''Specialist This sys-
TEN Of treatment is fast gaining CONVERTS
Persons desirous of becoming acquainted
with it will find DR.. HuNTER's Magazine
an important auxiliary. Price 81 per an
mum. advertisements, subscriptions and all
letters of business should be addressed to
the publishers, Messrs. Sherman &Co. No.
l Vesy st. and marked on the corner. for
the Medical Specialist"
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" At a meeting of Fair Hope Lodge
No. ~, !. o. Of G. T. of Charlestown, the
following preamble and resolutions were ad-
dopted and ordered to be entered on the re-
cords, also that copy be sent to Bro. Pr
MAN, husband of the deceased, and furnished
for publication in the different papers in the
county:
Whereas in the death of Sister EMELrNE
G. PITMAN, the Lodge have lost one of its
most worthy, kind, and efficient members
The cause Of Temperance, warm advo-
cate and community, an exemplary chris
tan: -.+r
Resoiued, That We deplore her loss, and
deeply sympathize with the husband and re-
latives ofthe deceased in their sad hour of
atiiiction.
ResoIUed, That the members wear badge,
also that the Hall be clothed in mourning
for sixty days. aua.r
ss ]. M. ToMLINsoN. W. c. T.
JAMES Mo5ARLANE w. s..
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United stntes Mngazinc.

The November number of this valuable
periodical is on our table. We are in the
receipt of number of the first Magazines
published in our country, and oil of them
are deservedly popular, but in our view the
United States Magazine contains a larger
amour, Of substantial reading matter, for
the price than any other within our knowl-
edge.
The Editors table for this month is
unusually interesting. 'asa,
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WHO WANrs 10 m MARRIRp,
THn AR9 oF Lovn H4uHut5 rsFff7H
The most extraordinary book Of Ninseenth Ceny.
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THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE.
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LOVER
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Phnted on the finest paper, and illustrated In the
nnst styIeof art.
Glove rules the court, he camp, lbe grove,
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love-"
So sangth Bard; yet thousands pine
For life the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love 10 warm,
Might've, might die, In bliss supreme,
Possessing all OF which they dream.
The road 70 Wedlock would you knowi
Delay not, but 10 R0NDOUT go.
Time dies, aud from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things,
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fallthe last sands through the glass;
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a happy marriage msn or maid
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No one win ever regret the price paid for such an
Bills OF any Of the specie paying banks in the Unit
ed States or Canadas received par. Gold dust can
be sent from California.
ALI that Is necessary for you 10 do is to write letter
in as few words as possible inclosiDg oNE DOLLAR.
and write the name, with the Post-oee, County, and
State, and direct to .r.
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DEWiTT& & DAVENPORT, l6i Nassau st. are the
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IS LECTURES TO THE YOU'VE. Rev. JoHN
HART is now engaged in delivering course
of ofinteresting lectures 70 theyoung. Meet
-ings are heidat the Chapel Of the. Conge-
gational Church every Sunday evening":
His discourse last sanday, wasin regard 70
the' Aptheniicityo the Scriptures as i reve-
lstion from God, He proposes to deliver .
series Of lectures upon the same subject.
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MISCELLANEOuS.
GREAT CRY AND NO wool
THE PHENIXBOOR STORE h. N.

Il vanity y think that the snd 4 nov 70 be
out Of ne nalls Of . ss BsoE sfsrs PtefSrSers ~
How Is Ito be donsi simply,by appe6dlnE H,t Of
prices Of the iheF Of his boy, and en snowIur fhsf
former prices, which and are now alta lower
hgure than any other establishmentih Tho eounty. !
We think The populariiyh Of The proptetors Of the
their ehect Our rents, fuel elerk hire and other in
cidentA expenses are not increased Consequences Of
the Book and Stationary business. -,lsfEl ~
We. can therefore compete with any Of
The kind in Portage county. Our circumstances are
such thai sail very quietly and safely with but
little '.Wind We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars.
Them Como one, Come all, and be convinced hat
although you divide a"hnmbug' that Is is 'humbug
si, and that the place 10 get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, is at
HArcH's Book SToRE.
October 81. 1885, u In Rayenna.
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENT
DR.. Hardman.

Physician to Salem Lung Institute
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
viii be at 1v ..f
RAvENNA--Prentiss House, Friday, Nov. %.
sAKRoN-Empire House, Saturday, Nov. 81.
sWARREN-Gaskill House, Nov. %.
sJEFFERsoN-Nov. 20. ..r.
YCUNGsrowN-Noy. 10
MiLLERsBURGH--Nov. 5. -lt
WOosTER-Exehange Hotel, NoL. 9.
MAssILoN--Fremont House, New 2.
CANToN-FranklinH House, Nov. LIST.
new CASTLE, Pa,-Nov. Is.
MERcER-Nov,F. la# .-., - a.
RccHEsTER-NOv. 81.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis,
Asthma, Laryngs and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medieated Inhalation. The great point ia the
treatment of all Human maadies to get at the dis
ease in direct manner. All modicues are estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief This
is the important fact upon which IahaiatioR Is based
ifthe stomach is diseased, take medicine directly
into the stomach. Ifthe lungs dlsease breathe
inhale medcated vapors directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases of the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment, has been
because they have never been in direct
manner by medicine, They were Intended TO act upor
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the stoT
ach! Their action was Intended TO be local, andS
they were admin tered they could only action
sttutonally, spending their immediate action upon
the unoeBding stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unabated!e a
INHALATION brings the medicine In direct centact
with the disease, without the disadvantage Of any vio
lentaction. Its application is simple, IL may be
used by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid Il
does nOtderange the stomach interfere in the least
with the sFeagth, comfort business ofthe patient
U No charge for consultation. f., y
CONSUMPTION ED.-CASE OF Ma. W. X,
Montgomery. Three years ago, Mr. Montgomery be-
gan gradually to fail in strength with almost
hacking cou b, and all the symptoms of ncipient com
sumption, In the winter OF 1853 he took violent cold
W1i1ncreaSed cough, expect0rat0n, night sweas and
emaciation. His case continued to grow worse, and
in the spring 1855 attacked with alarming heor
rhage from the lungs, ahdincreased debility He then
apPed TO Dr. Fitch OF New York, but with no benefit
thon prescribed for bis After course Of treat
ment by he is restored to health,
lively engaged In business.
Salem, o., Oct. 3, lS55The aboSe Is correct state
nent Of my and am truly grateful TO DR.. Hard
man for the restoration of my health. I.
h, g17ss - 57Ts3 175 leT- W. X. MONTGOMERY.
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TEMPERANCE LEoTUKE.--JoHN HAWKINS
Of Baltimore, one of the original Baltimore
reform drunkards, lectured at the Town
Hal on Saturday and Sunday evenings
He is an advocate of the "Maine Law"
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Ravenna, Sept. Goth, 1855.

dissolution NOTICE The Firm in
~ tho DR. e Business under the name and style Of
BELnlNG q Prentice, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. a
The busns viii hereafter be carried on by A. BELD-
ING who authorized to settle all the accounts Of the
late firm.
3avonna. Sept. %, 1855. i.
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..Rridg'e of sigIls,. Y

on the first page will be found the cels-
bratod poemof Thomas Hood, Which was
q sung by the continentals during theiryisit
p our place, VS.
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DOSTWICK g. BEATTY will keep al

ROSTWICK & BEATTY will keep al
~ ways on hand Mems and Boys Hats, Caps, Over
coats, Broadcohs, Ladies' cloth, excellent article,
Cassimeres Satnets Jeans brown end bleached sheet
ings and shrtings, bieached and unbeached sheetng
from sto q yards wide Fannels red white, green and
blue; rose red blankets, bed-sprehds &c.
All prices Irish Linens, Vestings, Velyets wool Un-
der shirts, drawers, carpet bags trunks, umbrellas
buck pitts and govea and boys. mon and wo-
mems 0yershoes. Curtain Muslins, Frnges, Laces,
Ladies', white Sksrts Dimity, Gloves, Hosiery, etc
We also keep the whole line Of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Molasses, Syrup Coffee, Tea kinds OF Spices
Goldfish, White Fish, etc. We have nice article oil
Lamp Oh thatis warranted the cold
est weather. - s44s ~ " 49, ~ rasgF fssa4
Our prose ht stock OF Glassware the best wehsve
had, andalI who wishto purchase had better come
soon, An entire new lot Of Table Cutlery, focket
Knives, ito. All who bny Croekerys please look at
our table cutlery for we are certain that can sell
cheaper than any msrchantin town. In fact We have
everything that the people want for the comforts aud
iuxuEies eflife, Don't isil oeomo and examine.
oetI6s4 u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TEAcHERR'S ExAMINAFFoN.--The
i Board ofRxaminera uIIi bold EXAMINATIONS al ne
Court House In kayenna, a. folioWs, eommoneine az
10 o'clock N ofeach day;
Ist On Saturday, september a7nd.
end Z" !" octoberoth,
1aa . Eoyenbsrsd.
9Th {" {" December Isl.
Applicants coming IN alter any has COM
meneed win be expected 70 walt until the Aef day Of
Zach applicant VII be expected TO produce sulid
certificate Of moral character, unless acquainted with
some member Of the board.
Since winter schools need more competent teachers
than most summer schools much higher standard ni
qualifications will be requiredto enttle applicants 10
certificates than at the spring examinations.
Many who received eertheatesthen will be rejected
this Gall unless they show good degree Of advance
ment.
We shall expect applicants not only to manifest
ready efficient knowledge the different branches but
they mustal evince BY plain familiar explaBuons
competent skill TO mpart that knowledge 10 pupils
We give this timely notice Of purposes and de-
signs In order that all may be duly warned OF what
awaits them. Let none think oftryihg 10 procure GER
tlacates unless they give good rational expIana
tions Of all the general elementary principles OF tho diff
ferent branches required by law
Especially do Teachers need Frightening up on read
Ing, orthogfaphy and grammef.
For your own Sakes We hope you will heed these suR-
gestions. JK PICKETT, Board
OF BROWN. OF
Scpl4- B CoNANT. } Examiners.