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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

AN IMPoRTASr DEc1sIoE. The case Of
Cook vs.. Delaplaine, which has occupied
so much Of the time of the circuit court, has
been decided against DeIaplaine. It in
wolves the validity OF the titles to large
amount Of real estate in this place, and of
tax titles throughout the State generally.
We understand that the. case viii be taken
up to the Supreme Court Naaison jour.
18th inst. 9r
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
Usage ORANGE

Signed,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

WINTER WuEAr,-Passing oyer.agpor-
ton OF tbecastern part of this county with
IN a few days, we were LED to make inqui-
rles of the farmers as to the prospectoft the
present crop .ofwinter wheat, andoreceived
TIE almost universal reply that it was in
fine condition, and indicated an abundant
yield the coming season.. Some fields are
already beautifully mantled insgreen yer-
dure. --Jefersonian 8sa aTow aags (.
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9pit mn 45umnr.
p. Goon CID ONE.

.-Suhioin We one Of the best stories son rec
ord = little old, we grant, but there isa rich
hrrior all through u. Many OF oar readers viii
not have seen it before. Here it is: DR.. Mac
kenzie tells with great good humoT an anee-
dote IN The New Yor!l Union, which we before
heard verbally related. II is all about GER
tain lady Middleton, who, contrary to her most
anxious wish, .sas ,inblessed with any children.
After an absence 0f several years with her leig
lord in England, sac returned with him to re-
side for q time on one Of their Irish estates-
As the earriases drove mp so the mIsion she
noticed several fine looking children about the
gate, and having learned that their mother was
the wife OF the gate porter, she determined to
interrogate, her relative to the cause Of herie-
eunIityi She, therefore, next day made herway
down 10 the porter's lodge, and commenced her
Inquiries: eWfose childrea are these, my coed
szomon2' .All my own, my good lady
WHAT three infants Of the same age ~
-.Ycs, Isy lady, J, had three the last time
seHew long are YOU married p Three years,
yor iadyship.' .And how many children have
you p Seven, please your Iad.y,ship.' 3 4. -
At last came tae question Of questions-how
sfic came to have the children. The poor wo-
man. not well knowing what this catechisuI.
,nesnt, and not we'll knowing how TO wrap up
in delicate void her idea Of eause aud effect,
blushed and grew confused, and at last, for
want Of something better 70 say, replied
81 think It must be the potatoes, nay lady,
Tits 1tnfo:,isd theory OF population quite
new to Lady Middleton, who eagerly demanded
The potatoes! Do yOa eat much OF them =
as0h, yes, lady, very seldom we have bread,
and SO take potatoes all the year round.'
Greatly agitated with her new information,
the lady further ASKED: And where do yoG get
the potatoes?' we grow them in orr little,
garden, nay lady; sure Pat tills it!'
sWelI,' said Lady Middleton, 'send ne up
cart load of these potatoes, and the steward
shall pay you we'll for them
Shortly after her ladyshp rose to leave the
house, and indeed had left it, when the matron
ran after her, and, blushing as She put the
question, asked--:'Ah, then, my lady, is it to
have children that you want the load of p0ta
toes''' It was the lady's turn to blush, as she
confessed that it was.
Because, I'm thinkin', ny lady, in that case
Pei he'd 5stfsr tcaae he potatoes 70 g5u AtmaelCi
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rus1aE uNloS sAFBi--rHRaE CHEERS

TayEE UNION SAKE l--~E6kAE CHEERS
& FOR AAIEEIGA.-TEE CEEAP CoE,'EE IRi-
rlPuANz i've take this method OF informing the
publc in general, a1d ihr citizens Of Curycnsviiie
and vicinity 81 particular, that wc hare received
our usual large and yaried selection of Fail clp6
JYigter Go0fs suited 20 the warts Of every, man.
woman anld e!iiiG in the community. And. re
have no hesitation IN saying that purchasers viii
find 1t greatly their adv aTtage to call and exam
inc ouf stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Our stock consists, in part, of Ladies Dress
Goods In great variety; such IS plain hinck fancy
silks Turk satins, berege delainss black and fancy
Alpacas~ plain and plaid Ginghams- Manchester
and Domestic GinghaLas, Calicoes of every style.
and quality ut prices ranging From, . mp 10 I5cts
Black, blue, and brown french and English
cloths, plain black dorskn and fancy cassleres-
black. blue brown and green sattinets 90
Checks tickngs. fannels. mnsiins toweling. no.
siery, gloves shirts, read yrInade clothing &e &e
Carpeting and floor oil cloth. window and wall
paper and toidering, aud lied Window Shades
Shoes Of al! deseript ions for ladies misses and
children, together with large assortment of
Mems and boys hats caps. boots ard shoes
Hardware. planes. &c., Glassware, oueensware
Cedar and Willow ware, corn breorns. Re. 6tc.
Also. large ssorInent Of Fresh Groceries. viz :
Rio Gefiee, Imperial. y H. and Bia9k teas n O.
sugar, crushed aud loaf sugar, New Orleans and
Syrup nolasSes, clatiGed and cider Vinegar &c.
R0sin and Fancy soaps; sperm ar and mou'd
candles. All Of which will be sold IN quantities
to suit purchasers. at the cheap Corner Store of
atT -. 70 f PATTON & RIPPLE. q
Curwensvillc November /, 1854. .tafa
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papllIat Sung.
SELLY Vas ALADy.

Dasn On do Mississippi foatin',
S-onz sine trabtlea OF dc way, &
st night de cotton wood q totin,
- Singin' for my true lub all dc way.
Nelly vas a lady. last night she died, thriae
Toaido bell for lubly Nell, my dark Vifginry'
Now I r, unhappy an IN weary,
,=ff Can tote de cotton wood 10 more,
Last night while Nelly was sleepins, -
B. ,5- Death came knochin at de door
~. - Nelly was r lady, &c.
haz When I-saE n Y Nelly in 30 norpir,
She smiled. till she opened up her eyes.
An seemed like de ligi;t oh day adornin',
81 .Jus6 'fars &c san begin. 10 rise. = ffo Z
~ .l-A q ~ Molly vas . lady, ac.F 1888
'7-es Down OF dc margin 90 de water, Ft
Whar de iene Weepia willow grows,
Da- libed Virginnys lubIy daughter,
Oar she in death may aRd repose.
5.rr., ..,-,-. Nelly was 4 lady, &c-
Down in de-rncadows nongst ds clobeE,
WsliR wid Nelly BY my side
Nov ali dem happy days are obeT, =
Farewell my darl, Eirginny : bride
- Nelly was lady, &c
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Mas. PARrixGrot,s - ZOE TkE


MRs- PARrixGTox;s DEFENCE RoR Ike
.'He's full Of life and animosity.'' said Mrs.
Partington, in describing the good qualities
of Ike 20 I neighbor who had come in TO com
plain Of him FOR throwing stones at faySorite
dog.
..Bht there isi't any malice in him, and
when he fastened old Mr. Blaze in has own
house SO that be couldn' get out to drive the
boys away from coasting in his field, it 1saSr t
uglinessthough Ir. Blaze said held never live
till nc died because he did It. Depcad on IT,
them boys isa;t the worse for being Little
mischevous, and mark It when youwiH, . con-
tinued she, raising her finger gradually, til it
stood perpendicular as lightning rod, ''fhe
STILES: boy isn't aiTays thc bezt-thc still COW
eai6 the swill-and some boys who have al
ways had good nfnenza, never profit by them
when they get SO as they can act ont them
selrcs.' o1H
'sFor my part I'd rather see a boy or man
show himself right cut at the beginning, than
find him boy constructor al last that have
been warming in my bosom to sting it.' The
ncighbor nodded, half convinced by her phil
osophy, and went away thinking strongly OF a
horsewh;p remedy for troublesome boys
in a neighborhood. But there is a grain Of
truth in what she said
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-16

BCYKEn HrLL.-A Yankee gentleman con
veying British gentleman around to view
the different objects of attraction in the city
OF Boston, brought him TO Bunker Hill. They
stood looking at the splendid shaft, when the
Yankee said,
..This is the spot where Warren fell
"Ah, replied the ERglishman, evidently
not posted up in local historical matters, ..did
it hurt him mich ?''
The native looked at him with an express
sion of fourteen fourthy- -ol-Julys in his coun-
tenance. Ata'' .tt i'ti t,.tt ii1[F IL
rHnrt him, SIR exclaimed he, che was
killed, sir.'' or
'.Ah, was he, eh,''' said the stranger, still
eying the monument, and computing its height
in his own mind layer By layer. s.wen, 1
think he wouli have been, TO fall SO far. .
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Tho Shortest Way.

We we're cratifed, the other day, by visit
from an old friend residing in the vicinity Of
Napoleon, Indiana, and it reminded Us Of an
old, unpublished story We once heard Of that
plsce. ED. $3.50
Some twelve years ago, Napoleon was cele-
brated for two thiRgs-one for the carousing
propensities Of It's citizens, and the other for
the great number OF cross roads in its vicinity.
1; appears that an eastern collector had stop
ped at Dayton to spend the night, ahd gain
some information about his future COURSE
During the evening" lie bec@me. acquainted
with an Old droyer who appeared to be we'll
posted as TO the geography ofthe country,
and the collector Thought he might as well in
q5irc as towards the best route to different
points to which he vas destined.
al wish to 90 to Grccnfeld,'' said the col
Iector. ';now which is my nearest way ~ y 49,
"Teil," said the droyer, you'd better go
70 Napoleon, and take the road leading nearly
NORTH
The collector notedsit down
"Well, sir, If I wish to 90 to Edinburg -
"Then 60 to Napoleon, and take the-road
west" s,er-r -o
s.1Tcii, If wished to go to vernon7'' 0
2 600 to Napoleon, ana take the road south
west - isfi.i'-b
.sOr to Indianapolis !'' asked the collector,
eyeing the drover closely, and thinking he
was being iInposed upon. 80
$50 to Napoleon. and follow the northwest
roadr' ~ aTD
The collector looked at his note book; every
direction had Napoleon on it; he began to feel
his mettle rise, and he turned once more to
the drover with sv
-sss'suppose, my friend, / wanted to, go to
h-l?" .tt sstt-
Thcdrover never smiled, scratched his head,
a1d, after momeat's consideration, said ;:
: eweli, my dear sir. 1 don't know of any
shorter road you could take, than to go to Ma
poleon. Wash. Metropolitan. @1'- ii'-5
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fa,aE RED FAC vIcroRIous-The Blood

'FstHE RED FLAG yICTCRIoUs-Tbo Blood
z Red Banner loats in triumph on the OH Cor
ney 'Store |heie a 81 hLILs ms Just opened tse
rer displayed before this community, and exsciiy
aa apicd 80 their many and various necessities
Every variety OF Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Boots,
SSses Cloths. Gassincres. and all other kinds of
dry -geods, that age unappToaeha5le By any other
similar articles either ineauty Of style. quality
or price
waiv. Stone and QteeIsEare, with fancy articles
zd s5gJ5A4tiisY.
+ He leGes competition, and invitessall persons to
Civ him call AZ te ..Oid Corner, which has tru-
~ become the BazaYr' of Clearfeld-
Every attention viii &c shown TO. customers and
visitors and no paias viii be spared to sead all
smiling away loaded with bis beautiful and valua-
bic goods never surpassed il. C!earGeld
t A n. HILLS.
Clcarfeld, juno 10. lS5i-ly-
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IFE second ST, Philadelphia The u1ldersi 3 red
having leased the above well known House, which
has been RESov lTED Aya RE-MaDELEp rnRorGiI-
has just opened it for the reception of visitors
The furniture is All new. and has been selected
with care FROM Ueuklcs well known estael liShniqHt
IN Chesnut Street, and IS of the latest and nest
fashionable style
The loeation for Merchants and others coming
to the city is convenient being in the contre OF
business.
His friends in Clearfeld are respectfully soli-
I l.. BARRETT,
Aug. 90 1864. proprietors.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-16

G-"Will you take this woman to be your
welded wife 20 asked an Illinois magistrate
OF the masculine of . couple who stood up be-
fore him. ''Well, squire, you must be tar
nal green hand to ask me such question as
that ar. Do You think that I'd be such a pla-
gucy foo! as to go 10 the bar hunt, and take
f!lis ar gal from tie quiitin' froIc, If wasn't
conscriptuously sartin and determined to have
her? Drive on with your business, and don't
AK foolish questions" r
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-16

z sEMPHtLL'S uOTEI.-Ihe subscriber would
Z inform his friends and the public generally.
that he stin remains the old stand, where he is
at all times ready ana willing to entertain srah-
gers and travellers His bar stocked with the
best liquors. and his table will always be Supplied
with the uxnrics Of the market
Thankful for past favors he solicts further
share OF public patronage 10
<s WM. J. IIEMpNILL
ClcarfcId. june IS 15Ji-Iy ts -1'
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ESEETAIN CURE FOR AGUE.-FAIRT0
u ALL,-So cUns No fAY.-1 preparation kas
an established reputation, and is offered with con-
fdence cure for fever and ague or Intermittent
fever. It may he taken by the most delicate with
perfect safety. being pure vegetable syrup
IF taken according to directions without curing,
second bottle viii be supplied free Of charge or
the money returned N0Ae Gen~fite srithoHt Htc
,ignQfrro j. II. PALETH0RI, Jr.
No, 50 North Second Street, Phiiadelpha
October H. 1854.
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NTEW GOODS AT TIE CASH SToRE.-The
~ subscriber has just received large and we'll
selected stock of GOODS of almost every descrip-
ton suitable 10 the season. which he is selling oil
at extremely low prices. lie respectfully invites
the attention of all who wish TO buy good Goods at
tie lowest prices to call at the sign OF the Cheap
cst Goods. =
Country produce OF almost every description ta-
ken 1T market prices in exchange for good.
Persons wishing TO purchase, and receive fair
equiv alent for th0ir money, viii do well to give
him q call.
RemeinbeI tho sign OF the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street AMI calf and be convinced that
there is truth in the words thereon inscribed
.Juns, 10 IT5i EFM I. IRWIN.
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C|Widow DrizZle's husband lately died of
cholera. In. the midst of, his most accute bod
lily pain, after the hand Of death has touched
him, aud while writhing in agony, his gentle
wife said to him, swell Nj. Drizzle, you
needn't kici. round so and wear the sheets all
.srrt, il you are dying" -
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rEag DAH1glEAa1o9 DDg)RnAAnaa

sMPOx FAINT TO III f3RC IL a NTS
z-IgIsnIESsE sE TIN AND SHEET FROM ~ AXE
xVFAs-ToRs-The subscriber having increased
his facilities for manufacturing ware Is PIE
pared TO furnish All who may favor hua with their
orders NeHs 5st tke besf s0orEneae eH1pioysd,
1ud slereysor zyffeles of stocE used For the good
quality Of bis Wares he refer TO his large nun
Der of customers in ciearfeld and adjoining eoun-
ties who have purchased from him for many years
pas: STOVE PIPE always on hand
E.ceyy article IS i5ssPected Jsf5re a. lenreS dte
ants arc ot H5lc riJt ieag ,cGye.
Price lists furnished on postpaid application.
LYMAN GILBERT, No. -I6 Market ST.,
Jan 81, '55, Harrisburg, Pa
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gJ-If you would have q sharp appetite for
breakfast, repeat the following over twelve
times without breathing. Repeat it twenty
times, and you can eat a maStodon I'll saw
five brave maids, sitting on five broad beds,
braiding broad braids. l said TO these five
brave maids, sitting on five. broad beds, braid
ing broad braids-braid broad brads, brave
maids.
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T. EBO,S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, No IS, South
u Sixth st. Philadelphia. The subscriber has
recently enlarged and fitted phis house. and is
now enabled 10 compete successfully, with any es-
tablishmcnt in the City His comfort
able and well ventilated. and his table furnished
with the best in the market. He respectfully soli-
cts the large circle Of his Clearfed friends 10 give
him call when they visit the city.
JACOB G. LEBo.
June f3, 153t.-1y.
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Great Ezaiteneat.-stlTtli2.g FknuoCHceneut
FEFiIAT the largest cheapest and best assortment
4 Of Goods ever brought into Clcarfcld county.
have just arrived, and are offered for sale 1T the
New store OF the subscribers, near he .JolyHlt
Office, CleGrlield. Pa. Never before has :; mere
bri!isnt and at the e'sslmc time a cheaper lot Of
Goods been offered 10 this comm unity Z hey have
all been selected with q ylew 10 the wants ard ne
ccssties of the people OF tiis particular LEGALITY
after long experience. aud intimate acquaintance
with their business connect lions E-..
Dry Goods of every yarictys Dress Goods, Cloths
Cassimeres, and Clothing: Boots and shoes, Hats
and Caps, Bounets and Shawls together with a
large and splendid assortment Of QUcensware,
Hardware and Groceries.
Defying ali competition they solicit their friends
and the pubiic to give them call and examine
their stock. MoSS0P & PUTTABFF.
June II. I5jI.--Iy.
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HeANIEL BEkNEt, Cabinet maker shop
4 - same as formerly occupied by David Sackets,
Cicarfeld. Pa, keeps constantly On hand at his
Furniture MaIe-roons. and manufactures to order
at City prices all kinds OF Cabinet ware Dining and
Pier tables Dressing cases. Cnpboards Bedstcads
Wash Stands 81 ring bottomc,i Sofas Safes
Bureaus Marble Toppod lseritors. &c ,&e. 3.
Collins made, and funerals atton.,ea short
est notice.
juno 21- iSJ4,-iy.
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GyTl a witness in the Raleigh court being
asked if he had ever heard that Mrs. Wilkins
was naturalist, said he understood she had
ten ekitireai eli that doesn't constitute be-
ing naturalist, then ! should like to know
what does7'' We 'sposcd it did. fei sgC,g "a
51T-Mother, I'm afraid a fever would go
hard with me-" fiagslz.idf
leWhy, my son 20 ~ ~ s $500 H4ff1-
80 cause you see, mother, Pm so small that
there wouldn't be room for it to turn
10 Fl hate to hear people talk behind ones
back, as the robber said when the constable
called. ssstop theft"
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.---=sss.z y n HILLS D. d. 5. 0fice adjoin-
fy<ss-s=sssss ing his Store, CIcarfeId, Pa Artif
SIITIy cial Teeth. from one to afull set, meun-
ted in the most approved modern style
Filling, Filing, and Cleaning done with care
and neatncss.
Teeth extracted with all the and dispatch
modern science can furnish.
DIR HILLS. can always be found at his Office
as he Is now devoting his whole attention 10 his
profession. June H. 81.
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BEAvE YOU SEEN SAM2-The subscriber
Il would inform his old friends and the public
generally. that he still continues TO keep house
Of enter tainment in New Washington, where those
who call with him viii receive every attention,
aad be made comfortable. 49,.
Good stabling, and every other convenience for
horses on the premises. DAVID s. PL0TNER.
New Washington, Jan. 81, 1850
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rEyIlE GOOD INTENT HOTEL, and Stage ofice.
Il Curwensville, Pa. The Subscriber would in
form his friends and the public that he has just re
fitted and rc-furnshcd his house and is prepared
TO render every attention to the travelling cema u
nifty. ~ -l.s q sf
His bar contains liquors OF the first quality and
his table viii always be supplied with the best in
market.
give him call WM. r. FLEMMING.
June IA. i54.
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Es sUSSELL {. SGH0TT, IMPORTERS AND
q = WHoLEsALE DEALERS ~ Drugs, Chemicals.
DC. Nos. I35 Market Merchant Street
Jan. II. 55. Philadelphia
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ANzeBoT@ EoR THE TiStEs.-In these times
when religion aud politics are SO ultimately
contested, the Following anecdote of General
Jackson, while President, comes home with
stunning force to the many gentlemen Of the
''cloth'' who cyince unmistakable desire for
medaling in politics. Il also shows the Old
Hero's views Of duty in reference to clerical
Office hunters;
a Western minister of the Gospel applied
TO him for Office. He was told to call again,
and in the meanwhile, the President ascer-
tanned his vocation. ''Arc you not Chris
tian minister'" asked Jackson. 81 am" the
candidate replied. SWELL said the Presi-
dent, '.if you discharge the duties of that OF
fee, which is better than can confer, you
viii have no time fer any other. l advise you
TO return home and attend to that without
seeking any additional esponsiblity, that you
may be enabled, hereafter. to give q good ac-
count OF your stewardship
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-16

FAUTiON.-Aii'p persons are hereby cautioned
" againstpurehasing. or in any way meddhng
with two horse wagon and pair Of bob sleas
now in the possession of p. III. Booz, as the said
property blongs to me and is in his possession as
loan only. y JOHN RRuBAkER-&x
September 20 1854
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-16

NEW ARRIVAL.-M a" FRANK, has just
Y returned from the East with large assort-
1ueut of CIuths. Cassiners, Neck Ties, Trimmings.
Ready made Clothing. &c, which he viii scti
cheap for cash, al his store two doors east Of the
Journal Office.
Fashionable tailoring stii done 70 order, wi.h
neatncss and dispatch.
He invites the public to give hira call and ez
amino his toeil Sept - 1854.
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A GOOD SITUATION FOR \ DOCTOR.
"A Doctors Office and Lot at private sale situa-
ated in Frenchvie. east OF IAtz's Store, formerly
owned by Dr. (. Canfed. For further partcu-
lars inquire OF LEVI LUrZ.
y. b Drugs, &c, will be sold with the office.
Frcnehville, December p, 1851.
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Je eEaiOTAL.-B0i1ER. BROTHERS & JONES,
L q No.rl53 ( loo MAEXET STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Importers and Manufacturers OF City and Es:stsrs
nllEe BOOTS 9z1i4 SHOES. also every variety "
French and English Shoe Lsstihgs. Patent reath-
Kid aud Calf skins. Shoe ilaoes Gallons, BiEd~
ings. &c. &c, suitable for lnGnufac turers
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and silk Bon
nets, Lcghorn, Panama and Palm. Leaf Hats Ing
lash, French and .Amcticar Artificial Flowers, Oh
silk. Straw Trimmings, t.. Re. &c. - 80 -
Having removed to our-Hesg- Store. No. 1850 IGa
Market Street. below 5th,-Scuth side UP stairs. wo
invite yeur attention TO our large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes, whieh we aye
preparing for the approachirg Fall Sales. esG5s
All our Goods being exclusively of our-own 6I.
rect importation and Manufacture, we feel cont
dent that our facilities such that we can ofez
you inducements regards s-rariety and prices OF
Goods, unsurpassed by any house IN the conntry-
BOXER, BROTHERS Z JONES,
Nov. s, 165i.-ly. r. PAika8;igti4
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ELTONEER MILLS, MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
4 CLEAkFIELD COUNTY Tho subscriber
keeps constantly hand. nt his mills, lumber of
all description, sorts. and sizes pastering lath and
bills sawed the shortest notice. These mills
at any time during the season having =
neyerfailing supply of water .5rg.-v a..
All kinds Of produce taken IN exchange fer lum-
Der. and the cl9h never refused.
F,. HENRY GROE,
September 20, lS54.-ly h. kylertoYn, p. O.