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sh uld be restored /; and if efforts 10 that
en- u hali fsil. Congress- should refuse ID
admit any State iolera'ing Slavery, which
shall be formed ont of any portion Of the
I Territory from which that Institution was
excluded by tia: Compromise.
Concerpiag the general result sef She
Convention NC fpd orly he following
farther itcns
The american Convcaion passed reso,
lujions dcnouneiac t5e ADM istraton.
Taf Rllual has been someuhatmodihed,
The Catholic test was re otirncd,
Tic representation in tie nomination
Convention (for the selection of csndi
dates for President aud Vice president1
comprise one delegate from each Con-
grestional District ana two at large. in
each State.
During The Pendency . tic resolutions,
mary spicy speeches were made, the
SUMMARY Of few Of which we extract
from tho n. I. 7riJunc
Kenneth Rayner Of North Carolina in
he course Il Union.sayin2 So, ech. de-
precal,ng disorder and dissolution. submit
I'd a compromise proposition 10 take tic
place ofaii o. her resolutions on the Slavery
question It's 70 tie effect that the ques-
ton OF Slavery does not come within the
purwew Of tic American organization that
the North and South should ba left free
to Jsscass t--and that is regulation should
be- lett to the local Law
kxGov. Johnston Of Penn. continued
the debate Ia strong, massive argument
IN favor Of the minority resolution As
v llliams of Ky made poor one against
it,
Stuart Of Alab:raa threatens terrible
things unless this Convention rebuk~ and
kicks out Massachusetts. Delaware rror
tests against the minority resolution by
toe majority IF her delegation. Rayner
advocates again tis compromise,
Gov. Brown q Tennessee made con
ol!iatory speech, depraoaliDg the neteal
the Missouri Compromise. They all
I ought Ut the South. ne said, that ii vas
y unjust thing to tie Norta. Il ws un
led for by the Soub, but nov tha they
had got il ihey were hardly ready to give
II up. Ylt he Was 1t M events ID favor
q platform lia, they could all agree upon
tven ii It werd 10 bigger than his hard
[noldng cut his hand 'hen Nhty~ c4ulI
grow upon that.
Ellis. Ae editor Of Tile Organ, made a
very fair speech in favor of milk md water,
having failed in his oagging proposition,
aud trembling for the Congressional print
ing.
Judge Cone Of Georgia, Chairman Of
the Committee, closed tie debate. lie
sid Is diI not care i they could uot carry
aslagle State, he was not going 10 mske q
platform TO carry elections On. IL wanted
u maAe one that was jus.-ane that Gid
lQs,lec - the South,
While lae vote was being taken spsrry
os Connecticut nsde a h.ry Nor hern
speech fall Of baekbnne, vhlch .has d.
ytinlel rapidly il his system since the
Convention opened.
In lie course of tic debate Nirgjnan
SAID Your Northern elcesiln are all
through with /; you have carried them
''new sire lis he majority platform and
'ne wal sweep the South, AM before yorr
"elect'oas come round again the k4usas
qu stien will be settled
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Fresh Butter in ice.
Lock out for the Maine Law.

HAVE on hard az assortment t Braadifs
81 i Wines VIII h ~ill be s,ll during the neX'
ten dAys al prices h suit purchasers. IL order 70
make room tr he Maine Iiqnof Law. Among
the stool ay be found French Braudies from
s. 70 s. so per gallon
Rye and Boulbon Nhiskey ffom 1910 p per
gallon.
Holland Gin, from So 10 4,oo per g.ilon.
Jaraa ca Fun, :" : 9a 70 SD :
Sicily Naleria WiHe, very choice
0id Sherry, "
Port,
" Malaga,
Together with large stock II Clsfet anl la.
tive Wines Remelnber the market for the above
eloses after the lst Inly
". C rUNKHorSER.
Inne 10. 1853.
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CuARAcrERIsrlc AEEcDorE - During
the last session OF Congress, man. well
known as deeply interested vi the nail.
steamer bill, then before the house. ap-
preached SIR Benton while hc Fas walk
ing n rennsyiv nia Avenue, and sid
"troo1 morning Atr Benton" lho salute
ws returntd. Il sec the ,.aiI-st amer
bi!I i upta-dai ayes, Sir" Bert u,
couIit yeu be prevsilsd UPON to So fh the
employment Of more stcamcrs by tic gov
ernmenl?' Yes, sif upon ono condition.
The fellow smiled. as It he WAS going to
ret bribe "Aya, en- one condition
that tbey c ,uld be used 10 transport such
rascals as you arc 70 some distant penal
colony
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

1HF. members ei the Iowa STATE IgsrRAXcF
/ CoMrAsy arc hereby notified thaf the elee-
ton Tor Board of Directors for said COMPANY
will be held al tie office If Edwards Il Turner,
in the cts Of Keokuk, on Thursday, the 2ssh
June. 1853, as o'cock, A. NJ. # said dar
L. II. HARRISON. President.
Wm. r. TURNER, SECRETARY.
I'm. Is. 1859. did
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Fancy Goods

IUST receixd an elegant assortment e fpe
u Goods, such 81 French China Vases parisn
and Terra Gotta. &c. pltehers. Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Rseeiyers,
Cigar Stands, jew. Stands, poon Goblets, Fig
ares Cupids, Rusts, etc ,s'e.
Also on hand good asssitment Of Crecker}
and Glass ware
CAREY & KlIBOURNE
june IS, 1855.
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Da. JNO. II. ALLEN,

OFFERS his professional services to fhe citizens
ef Keokuk nd vicinity
Hss office, inr same heretofore occupied BY
Dr. Ford up Stairs ever the store OF J, Bruce,
Esq. No. Sa, Nam Street.
Eesidence a. the "Pav,lion', on Concert boz
tween ID and 81 Streets.
June ~, 1885, Az
pispxteA eepy weskis smaniis
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HENRY SPANgEsBERG,
~ OF AR Y r II e l. &c

Office on JehnsoH street. nexs 10 tho hite
House.
IS prepared to promptly attend to all business
requiring the services Of a Notary Pablie; Ae-
acknowledgements and Dispositions taken Deeds,
Mortgages. and other kinds OF Documents
drawn 10 order, ID the English, French, and Ger
man Languages.
Keokuk, June II, lS5o. dim
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81. Louis, June lG.-A letter from
Kansas, reports that Fort Laramie Is in
tie hands u the Indians. No particulars
learned. a large robbery Il stock had
occurred at'Ash Hollow.
Tie mest'ng q Tie Kansas Legislature
ii usimsly locked lar.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

r-C x case for yiolsssoa OF tie Indtara
Liquor Law was tried al Lafayette on
v dnesday. in which the defendant was
fined fifty dollars and imprisoned for
dirty DAYS.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

Ey~ Tie eighty acre bounty land war
rants are not yet issued. They 0 be
embeilisned with portnaits If Secretary
Davis and Lieu enant General Scott.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

rIHE s.esfaer q. ". sPARHAWk viii rut
( Is a rsgn.sf daily packet from heoknk 2
connection With TIE cars ~ the Northern lFo.s
Railroad 81 Quincy. leaving Quincy 9 o'clock
ana arriving at krokaA u ~ Ms and leAsfhZ
Eeoknk on return trip AT o'clock. For igrsht
81 pasfase sppiy on huard.
Jnne 18Th, 1888. d
NefnIng Glory cory
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

Pa We see by be las, foreign news
that Tie Fope is going 10 excemmanleaie
Spain. We should suppose, ~1old
come II for exean.munleaiioa also.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

sale Of Household Furniture.

h~uIV UI ITUuStUUIU III q.
THE undersigned will sell of his Household
il Furniture ~ private sale al his residence on
thr corner Of High and Second Streets.
He will be pleasad 10 have persons desirous Of
purchasing 10 call al once, as | wish to arrange
All my affairs preparatory 10 leaving thecity.
s. X. sNEED
June II, 1856 u d
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Mons.

I q BONES Ia fne order f"r sale ow ay
j ~ WI. G. FIAKHOLsEE.
innf 2. lst5.
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sty1HE sSATHs.
Was Eakes.
s,t1L.

r HAVE oa ha..d doz~n Ice Chests atd Re-
la-eraiors, embracing several different sizes
ara stS lea Which X III ~ cold IA lie lowest pgi-
ces, aid 8arTaR:CG u piesse. ly
Nm &. FJNKHQTsER.
Jane :. 1885.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

lust RECEIVFD p per Express a large lot Of
u Fashionable, soft fur HAS. Pearl ard Black,
Tor saie cheap by
n. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
Yaue 9, ls35.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

Llnenn.
~ 0LDEN Flax. ard Medium Fronting Eirenel
~ OF Richardson's make, WARRANTED pure, IOf|
LiHen Sneetlng. Pillow Case Linen. BIeached "
Hrosn Table Damasss, Napkins. Towelnel
Crash. &c, for sale cheap. r. u. FOSTER.
April -, 1855.
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FRESH OK sTERs.

lust received suia'! LIT Of Core oyrtess Of
~ this springs cosife ty
HM. { FUNKHOUsER.
Jane 2. 1850
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81 rlDAlIS.
EASTERN EXCHANGE.

CIGHT and time drafts on all the Eastern and
y Southern cities wanted by
A. l.. DEMING & Co.
80 oct Bankers Main Street.
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Another Wagon.

IL the new summer STYLES OF Straw Hats Just
II received per 4 press, for sste cheap at
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM
Call and rel you Hat at Iow price.
Juhe 8, 1885. 81, MAJ Street
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
City Property for Sale.

NItI IUT'TIy IUT NdIU.
" ALUABLE LOTS located on Main. Blon-
deau AMI Johns Oh Streets, which Will be sold
fsvorabiy
Apply TO ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham s Cave, ManSt.
June s, 1858. dtf
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
JUST RECEIVED.

4 FI1f dozen white Beaver Hat nst The thing
"A Ter summer wear, al the Hat Store of
D. t. HUM PIIREY & GAGE.
Jane q, 1855
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I'm por lion ].
s. w. & III. TUCKER,
TmnorteyS and Whoirsa.e Ikslcn.

HAVE this tay received per ship Shamrock
IL from Liverroolto Ne. Orleans, and steamer
on the Mississippi iih hoice Of Cutlery, Files.
Edge Tools, &c, direct from The Manufacturers
III Sheffield which, tcs fther with increased pur-
ohaFes from American Manufacturers. form the
largest Stock Of Miscellaneous Hardware and
Cutlery ever brought 10 the State of Iowa
which they offer AMI guarantee 10 he si 81. Lou
II prices. and earnestly solicit from Dealers an
exaHinatien Of the same previously to going far
ther.
Much 80, 1855 dAw
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

eAsk prAnes al
] rBYh1 1r.nSs Drag assys
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

rJ~ 10 Europe. people take OF their
hass TO great men /; in America, great men
lake N their bats . she people
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

NFTHPVTUaF L0LHIEFs, EHEaFtIfaNoh LoAta-
ges, paiAtlliess, &C., e. All
CREIGHTON & DINNERS
Confectionery and Ice Cream saloon
June l2 ls53
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uDGE NOT.

Judge not; the workings Of his brain
And OF his heart thon eanst not see:
-., What looks to thy dim eyes stain.
1{Ll In Gods pure light may only be
scar, brought from some well wen field,
Where thou wouldst only faint and yield
Tho look, the air. that frets thy sight,
May be a token, that below
The soul has closed in deadly fight
~ = With some internal frey foe,
6 Whose glance would seoreh fhy smiling grane
And east thee shudering on thy face.
The fall thou darest to despise-
May be the zlaekened angels hand
Has suffered it, that he may rise
aa And take firmer, surer stand;
Or, trusting less to earthly things,
May henceforth learn to use his wings
-e And judge not lost, but wait, and see,
3. With hopeful pity, not disdain,
The depth of the abyss may be
The measure of the hight Of pain,
And love and glory that may raise
o This soul to God in after days!
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A MicEf;ean Legislature.


n friend told Us that our anecdotes OF the
Legislature that wanted the Constitution to
run through has farm, and of bis worthy broth
er who did zoi think his constituents had any
sssenses." reminded him Of the freaks Of q
distinguished Michigan State Senator, who IN
bis day, was the unfailing source OF haK the
fun at the Capitol. Upon one occasion, white
some resolutions we're under discussion which
involved an endorsement ofttIc course Of the
Michigan delegation in Congress upon the
Tariff question, this gentleman spraag 70 his
feet and exclaimed
s.Mr. President do moi care cuss about
this plagny TarfH, but In afraid that the
Wings win get q branch Of the id thing in
this State -
The same gentleman was at another time
made the icti5n of the sarcasm and irony of
apolfticaI opponent, who, in long and pers-
onal speech against him in the Senate Chamb-
er, accused him, among many other things, Of
having 'sstolen the livery of heaven to serve
the devil in.'' Our friend rose to reply, yio-
lently agitated and trembling with Indignation
He said:
e.Mr. Presidedtl This is the first time in
all my life that have been accused of steal
ing! Ny opponent says I have stolen the
Library Of Heayen Mr.. President in the
most solemn manner, allow me to assure you
that did not know that there was such book
in prints
He was originally from New Jersey, and
was very fond OF glorifying that State. Upon
these occasions, he always commenced as fol-
lows:
s.Afr. President, the great State of New
Jersey, which State had tte honor 10 leaDe,
ect.
These are all pretty hard to beat, but we be-
lieve we can still cap the climax by Leaf
from our Hoosier "reminiscences. It is what
we remember of speech we once heard de.
livered by candidte for County Clerk. The
orator was one of those Iank, shambling men
that are almost always found in fever and a
que countries, and was dressed in a complete
suit of linen, which at once was too small and
too large for him. He was troubled at the
time with bad cold in his head, and blew his
nos every few minutes with bis fingers, wiping
them after each operation upon the seat Of his
pantaloons, which, by frequent repetitons Of
the process had grown quite sleek and glossy.
! He began:
'sFeller citezens! was born in glorious old
Knox, but was fotch up in Sullivan, and had it
not been for the goodness of Divine Providence
and some other gentlemen l would have been
as darned fool as any on YOU But l have
learned first rate education, and will make as
good a clerk, ifelected, as Squire Law would
be. hold III my hands an American half-eagle.
Upon one side are inscribed the Goodies of
Liberty, with her cap upon bean pole; upon
the other is an eagle, bearing in his mouth a
mottar, E. Plurbus Uuum, signifying plu-
rality of unicorns, and if you will step over to
Phil Haynes we will spend it for lfquorl"
He was not elected Chicago Tribune.
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Humorous Incident.


A laughable incident occurred in this coun-
try some time since, the circumstances of
which We got from one acquainted with the
transaction. An old gentleman farmer who
had two handsome daughters, was so cautious
Of his charge that he would not permit them
to keep the company of any young men; how
ever, they adopted thesollowing expedient to
enjoy the company Of their lovers. After the
old man retired to rest, the girls would hang
a sheet out OF the window, and the beau would
seize hold of the sheet, and with the assistance
Of his lady love, who tugged Justify above,
would thus gain entrance; but it so happened
ono evening the girls hung out the sheet too
early. for the old gentleman, by some Ill wind
was accidently around the corner, and spying
the sheet, could not conjecture the meaning
of its being there; so he caught hold and en-
dcavored to pull it down the girls above
supposing it to be one of their beaux, began
to hoist, and did not discover their mistake
until the old mans head was level with the
window sill, when one of them exclaimed,
:sOh Lord it's dad ~ and letting go the sheet,
souse came the old man on the hard ground,
dislocating one shoulder, which convinced
him that TO make sold maids out of his
daughters was a matter not so easily accom-
plished, and withdrawing all further opposition
to their keeping company, he was soon . faith
er-iu-Iaw.
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BJ ''Do you mean to challenge the jury -
whispered lawyer to his Irish client in Cali
fornia. eyes, be jabers,' was the answer,
elf they don't acquit me, l mean to challenge
every spalpeen of 'em; wants We to give 'em
hint of it too''
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D- Two things to be kept-your word and
your temper. The former when dealing with
printer, and the latter when disputing with a
woman. The latter is rather difficult, we
know. still it may be done, if you will only
get two chapters of Job by heart.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-09-05

GE A modest cotemporary calls veal .un-
finished beef This is pretty good; but why
not extend the vocabulary? Suppose we
term lamb 'incipient mutton, and demon mate
pig premonita ry pork p
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10 Without sorrow life would be no better
than dreams grief is reality, and tho bitter as
worm-wood, mortals love it, for it makes them
feel themselves and know the value of each
Other.
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Holm TROUTMAN, House, Sign and orna-
ss mental PaiDter--GlazieT, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger. offers his services 70 the citizens OF
Clcarfeld and vicinity.
Slap on Marker S., Just bslet0 The Feuadry-
cHAIRS, LOUNGES, SOFAS, ROCKING
CHdIRS, OTTOlNAHS, Dc,
kept constantly on hand and made 10 order, equal
in beauty TO any that can be obtained from the
East and more durable IN material
Ang l. 1850
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SAMUEL BERLIN,

kNAM Z Ed BLRLIN,
- Juniata St., Tyr me City, Pa.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS MEDICINES PAINTS
OILS, DYE STUFFS. WINDOW GLASS,
NIALS. PEBFUMERY, &c. &c
Having just opened an extensive assortment of
these articles Physicians Will find it to their advan-
tage t. give him call and examine his Stock be-
fore ordering from the Eastern Cities; and Conn
try Merchants also be accommodated with all
the Essences Tinctures Patent Medicines &c
IYHO LESAEE AMI RETAIL. at forrest 51ricss
- lie hopes by strict attention to business and
desire to please, to merit a share of public pat
ronage. [April %, 1885
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Oy~ If you want to know whether an editor
is wicked enough to swear just steal his sex-
changes some day, and you'll know all about it.
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EOHN II. MULLEN,
AR. b. L. AkLEY,
ESssSzsnsSAs sSAs

,ez--z-z> A. NJ. HILLS, d. d. s. Office adioin-
ySssSs ing his Store, Clearfeld. Pa. ArtiR-
SII1rp eiaE Teeth, from one to full set, meun-
ted in the most approved modern style.
Filling, Filing, and Cleaning done with care
and neatness.
Teeth extracted with all the care and dispatch
IN odern science can furnish.
DIR. HILLS, can always be found at his Office
as he is now devoting his whole attention to his
profession. EJune 20, 55
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Dg.sPaddy did you ever catch bat?'' ssI
did that.'' ssWhen ?'' .'At Miss Maloney's
ball. Mick Finigin brought the fat of show
el over me nose.''
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v In your worst estate, hope-in the rest,
fear-in all, be circumspect.
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NJE4F REST AURANT AND ICE CREAM
~ SALOON.-The subscriber begs leave to in
form the ladies and gentlemen of Gleariield. that
he has taken the conmOdious house south of
Hcmphill's Hotel, where he designs keeping Ice
cream Lemonade, Cakes Genfectionaries &C.
lie viii also keep on hands a supply of Oysters
and all other kinds of refreshments, in the Saloon
he has formerly occupied. in the basement of
Hemphill's Hotel CHARLES GREAFF.
Clearfeld, May 2, 1875.
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NTEW FIRM.-A. Il J. PsrCHv having taken
1 to themselves the Store formerly owned by
,Jno. Patchn Sons tgke pleasure in informing
their friends, and the public generally, that they
have just received from the city splendid assort-
ment of Dry Goods 6 Foeerics, hardware, Queens
Hats. Caps Boots, Shoes. and everything else
usually kept in country store. Persons wishing to
buy cheap and good ttoOds, should not forget that
they are determined MOTTO be uhdersod by any store
in the county. W. invite one and all TO come ana
examine stock for themselves as wa charge no
thing for so doing. AARON PATCHiN.
Nov.1 '54.-tf. JACKSON PATCHIN.
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ID EMOvAL THE undersigned begs leave to
{ e inform his friends that be has removed his
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
from ''Shaw rs Row to his new building opposite
the Office of James Wrigly, and two doors south of
the Office G.. Z. BARRETT, Esq
He still keeps cons tantly on hands every varie-
ty of Ladies slippers CATERS, pumps, dc. Mems
fancy shoes and CATERS, with excellent assort-
ment of heavy work, all adapted to the various
wants Of the people Of Clearfeld He hopes his
fTionds will call at his NEW STORE, and ex-
anime his Stock
Boots and Shoes Sade to order. and nending
done heretofore. ISAAC JOHNSTON.
Clearfeld, June u, IS55.
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OBEYING ORDERs.-sEdward,' said mother
TO her boy of eight years, who was trundliug a
hoop in the front yard, Edward, you must not
go out of that gate into the street. No, ma,
/ WON'T was the reply. A few minutes after
window; TO her surprise she saw Edward in the
street engaged in the edifying employment of
manufacturing dirt pies: s'Didn'tI tell you,'
said she, angrily, mot to go thro' that gate y
We'll, / didn't mother was the very satsfac-
tory reply. 81 climbed orer The fencet
10 At Printers Festival, in Lowell, the
following definitions were given:-
True Progress-Subscription in advance.
Old Fogyism--Owing printers bill.
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aND sHOE sTORE;

Es 0RARAA7s Row, CLEARFIELD, PA
The subscriber would inform the public that he
has inst opened an entire new stock Of Boofs and
Shoes IN Graham Row. one door cast of the Jour
nal Office
Every variety Of Ladies' and GentIemens' Caters.
Laced Boots, Pumps. Congress Boots,
Childrens' Shoes, &c, DC.
-,''- C. 5. BLACK.
Aug. |, 1859
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nHTLIPSBURG HOTEL:-The subscriber
L would inform his friends in Clearfeld, and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reftted
his house, and is now enabled to compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country. No pains
viii be spared TO rendor 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 call. DAVID JOHNSTON.
PhiIipsburg Jan 81 1855 "
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ALSl OATS. C02U. RYE. &G.

And he hereby gives notice that he viii sell his
Boards. Shingles even money in exchange
July +, 80. f. III. BELL.
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yOING IT ALONE.-The undersigned hay
&s ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed by Patcliin Il Swan takes pleasure in informing
hlsfrieads and the public generally, that he has
just received from the city splendid assortment of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queenswarc; Groceries,
Confectionaries, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes,
and every thing else usually kept in country
store. Persons wishing TO 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 . SC -PATCHIN.
Glen Hope, July ), 1854.
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a PPLICANTS FOR BOUNTY LANDS
IN Under the late act Of Congress. will find the
subscriber fully prepared, with blanks, forms &c,
TO assist them In procuring their Warrants
Offce two doors east OF Journal Once up stairs
Mar. 25 'j5.l II. BUCHER SW0oPE.
UAMES b. GBAEIAM-BIerchant and extensive
sg dealers ia lumber .Grahampton 7. O., Clear
field county, Pa. MAY 25, Silly.