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The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
District C0urt-December Term.

DlStrlct COuft-DecemDer Term.
Friday, Dec. IA, 1855.
Jacob Heinsohn, Certificate of Natural
ization, granted.
John Johnston VS.. E. Dickinson. Ju-
ry tria.. Verdict for defendant.
Saturday, Dec. 10.
The People VS.. Erastes Keeler The
defendant herein having been duly par
doned by his Excellency John Bigler,
Governor of the State of California, was
discharged and his bondsmen released.
John Dooling vs.. Sullivan Sullivan.
Plaintiffs granted leave to add the name
OF Michael Sullivan, party, deft hereto.
Thomas Thompson, ct. al Vs. Danford
Scott, et al Default set aside and defts.
granted leave to file their answer.
Sarah Gross vs.. j. A. Cross. Injunction
dissolved, and appointment of receiver
annulled.
D. & B. Lachman VS.. Carkin & Grau-
man. Demurrer to amended interplea.
Argument heard; taken under advisement.
B. H. Blanton vs.. P. W. Taylor
Tried before the Court. Counsel allowed
five days to file their briefs.
Frederick Dependence Applicant for
naturalization. Certificate granted
Monday, Dec. II.
Jeremiah Dunnavant. Application for
naturalization. Certificate granted.
D. & B. Lachman VS.. Carkin & Gam
mon. Demurrer to amend interplea.-
Oyerruled.
Chas W. Cornell vs.. His Creditors.
Sheriff of Nevada County appointed as
signee to take charge of all property,
books, notes, and accounts of said Cornell.
Harrison Unworthy VS.. Jones Wag-
ner et al Tried before the Court, on
motion to discharge S. S. Hussey, Re-
ceiver Taken under advisement by the
Court.
D. W. Cox, juror excused from further
attendance.
Tuesday, Dec. Is.
Hoyt Findley vs.. Aldrich s Stevens.
Answer of Aldrich withdrawn. Judg-
ment for pltffs,
Geo. D. Roberts, fined $17 for non at
tendance as trial juror.
Thomas Stark fined $12 for non-atten-
dance as witness.
Patrick Munday vs. Rough Ready
Mining Co. Tried by jury. Verdict for
defenda ants.
Wednesday, Dec 10.
Geo. D. Roberts, juror, excused from
further attendance
Hiram Dewey vs.. S. s. Davis Wife
Referred to A. c. Niles, Esq. to take tes-
timony, report facts, &C
Chas. W. Cornell VS.. His Creditors =
Order entered releasing the said Chas. H.
Cornell from any and all debts contracted
previous to the time of filing his petition
and schedule herein.
H. S. Wooster, ct. al. VS. Jas Church
man, ct. al Pltfs. Nonsuited.
j. L. Williams, ct. al vs. Jas. Church
man, et al Motion for new trial. Ar
gued Motion taken under advisement by
the Court
Thursday, 20.
Abraham Curry vs.. Elisha Williams,
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

Ia Joe. Lambert, Esq, of the Pacific Ex
press has placed US under obligations for files
of the Bay, Sacramento and Marysville papers
Also for the Knickerbocker.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

R@- Nicholson has furnished us with papers
To Ed. Manasser, at the above place, we are
under many obligations for the many favors
done this Office.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

MCKEAN BUCHANAS.-This gentleman has
returned to San Francisco and taken an en-.
gagement at the Union Theatre, under the
manae ement of James Stark
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
G.. H.

n@- The Times and Transcript has
gone into the Alta, Messrs. Pickering
& Fitch having purchased the list and
good will of the concern.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Dv virtue of Execution issued of the Justices
- Court of A. c. MILES, Justice of the Peace, in and
for the Township and comfy of Nevada, State Of Cafor
mia, properly atesed bearing date October g. 1856, in
favor of p. .HENDR1CKSON and againstJ UAN1TA ORTES
and DAVID ASHM0RE for the of Sl9l ,05 debt and
Costs Of suit taxed at $40 rs together with accrung
and legal interes: from date of judgment.
have levied upon and taken into execution the fol-
lowing described property which had formerly attached
to-wit:
One House, situated Broad street, Nevada adjoining
the New York Hotel, and known as a SPANISH DANCE
HOUSE. together with all the appurtenances said build
ing belonging.
Which shall sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for Cash. in front OF the Justices Office of c. Niles
in Nevada, on SATURDAY. DEC 22th, at o'clock NJ.
Given under my hand this 23d day of November A.
d. loo5, J. L. BROWN,
November 3o-3w Constable Nevada Township
% The 1bove sale is postponed to SATURDAY. the
29th December, at the hour above named
By order Of the Plaintiff J. L. BROWN
Constable of Nevada Township.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

nN- The Steam Saw Mill of Turner,
Caldwell & Co. which was blown up a
few weeks since, has been repaired and is
again in successful operation.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

- ---- ~~~-- =
The New York Tribune of the Goth of
November publishes the text of a diplo-
matte paper from the Danish government,
to the various courts of Europe, interested
in the commerce of the Baltic. Denmark
is driven in self protection, by the notif-
cation of the United States government of
the termination of the treaty of 1896, to
interest the other powers in her behalf
She desires the natious trading in the Bal
tic to look upon her right to collect tolls
at Elsineur, in the light of political
question, more than mercantile or fiscal
one. She regards the revenue derived
from that source as vital to the indepen-
dent existence of her sovereignty, and for
the maintenance Of the balance of power
among the European states, the collection
of the tariff on the cargocs of vessels as
necessary to be sustained BY the other gov
ernments themselves Denmark intimatcs
willingness to modify the dues and yir-
tually admits the justice of revision of
them, but the United States government
contests the right of Denmark to levy any
tariff at all on American vessels passing
the Sound, and the discussion of the ques-
ton raised, the Danish government is de-
sirous of avoiding.
To settle the question at once and for
ever, Denmark proposes the meeting Of a
Congress of diplomats together at Copen-
hagen, composed of accredited agents from
commercial powers interested, who shall
determine the amount of money each na-
ton shall pay in consideration Of free
and unrestricted trade in the Baltic
The proposition is, that each nation shall
furnish its quota towards fund sufficient
to abrogatc the right heretofore claimed
by Denmark, said quota to be determined
BY the value of the cargoes of the several
nations passing the Sound annually. The
move is sharp one. If successful, it re-
lieyes Denmark Of troublesome question,
liable to be disturbed at any moment, and
substitutes ready money for an annuity
held by an uncertain tenure. If not sue
cessful, the Danish government, hopes to
get the United States into caucus with
other powers and bind us to the will of the
majority, or failing in that, at least to
interest the Western nations of Europe in
direct protection of her interests, and in
direct defense of theirs.
Russia is said to be heir to the Danish
crown when the present government ceases
to exist, by virtue of mortgage to obtain
a loan from the former, and Denmark is
driven, it is said, to maintain her right
to the collection of the Sound Dues, at the
expense, if necessary of war with the
United States, or surrender sovereignty
she cannot otherwise sustain.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

b@- We are indebted to Langton Pioneer
Express 70 the first delivery of Atlantic papers
BY the steamer Sonora. Also for the Sierra
Citisen and Marysville papers
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

n@- We are happy to announce the return
of Dr. W.. S. Patterson in good health and
spirits from visit to the Atlantic States.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

na Delinquent Tax Payers will take
warning that the deli nquent list will be
published next week.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

reA- Various favors have been shown u!
by Wells, Fargo & Co. through their agents
during the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

sA- Stiles has our thanks for Ballou's an,
the London Pictorials, Harper, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

GAs.-Sacramento was lighted up with
gas for the first time, on Saturday last.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

1@ The E. Clampsus Vitus of Shasta
numbers 100 members.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Great Reduction in Prices!
HOUSE

NO IS BRUAD STREET, NEVADA.
a This well known and favorite stand srzss
E> situated the corner of Broad and tsS;-s..ssa
40 Bridge streets. the proprietor has klII
&AanzxzA fitted and greatly enlarged. His house ia
prepared accommodate his friends and the pable
in 4 far superior to the past.
FINE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND GOOD
SINGLE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
The undersigned pledges himself that pains will lo
spared TO make his House HoaK III who may fAvGr
him with their patronage.
WILLIAM c. JAMES Proprietor.
Nevada December 2l-Iy
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Nevada Prices Current,

reported expressly for the Nevada Journal Masssa
siDpLEToS Riley, Grocers, Main street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

Abraham Curry vs.. Elisha Williams
ct. al. Dismissed at Pltffs cost.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

a GOOD SITUATION FOR 4 DOCTOR.
"A Doctors ofic5 and Lot at Priy9te sale stua-
ated in FrenchyiTle: east Of Lutzs Store formerly
owned by Dr. E Canfeld. For further particu-
lars infft,irc. of LEVI LUTX.
N NB-Drugs, &c. VIII be sold with the Office
Frenehvifle, December p, 1851
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

csPE.EElED NEYT STORE3.---R. SHAW L
- SoS have just rctarncd from The city with an
entire stock CT Goods which they oiier Ter sale
o. the very io~e.t terms u the ga s581-,l l4tys
House, Cle5rGeld, Pa. TH6iIs oeil Of goods has
been selected viii great care and = R-tter on
cheaper assortment was never brought into Clear
field county. E -
They DEFY all competitfon- and invite their pub
ele 5 ersiFey hew, and as cteaIs If not cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere
,4e,a-t ban II ~
= -le = 80 hae
6xOISG III 40 !, Izz,---Zbe ma ,4rsigEed has-
Sb Ing taken tp biseif yhc 5pfe 4sllnerl oyFE2-
s. by P4cain 4 eWF sakss -2'-stEe .I liifoTlltls8
his friends and the p8oie eEeTaJlEt tat -e has
US, received tIOmtEe cay ,sP3en ~ aSsItElsnt
Of Dry goods Hardware, GCccns2rltrc, Hats ;aa
4 Caps Boots and Shoes aad every thing else usual
ly kcpt IN aceaHtEy store. el SONS Efls1ngio buy
I cheap uai good GCo4s should not tor5ey tLat he
Is determined not 10 lie un3cfsci& By any store in
IN the county iis'naotto Is - niilhie penny rath-
7ea 5. c. PATeEzIN.
Glen HOPS. gaIy- 8 Is5t. .--.-.--.-.i.---a
I -EA1TRS fBIDDisg5 aGoRDeNz 8ts6rnty at law
% has removed to ia toolt a66inine In
the East tbe IIrtt5 Store Of Dr. II Iorain, ana will
dsate bis whole afteption to he practice Of his
profession. lie inay be consulted IN Fre'sck and
/ German. June - 5l.-ly
I Il 81 BSt[1t EziG- y sytt5Fil,
\ sHs q = saFF0R NEzI- AZ. .tItFv.
I to 5t - -CLESRFIELD, Pa,
! Two doors East Of J5ztyRaJ offce g I, stairs.
Is ~ = - L.
Z y a.. Barr ts1'it, vim. WILKINSON, TAT-
/ ALs LDk CO, " HoLELAE NEsLEES II
Il EoEG15N 4T4 J0efESETC by GOODS.
u No Market street., betwean Second and I h ri
B Sfs PlIi}aliejpi1ia.- 80 = l 19an! f55.-SalI
- I---l-s-.-.-4-
+ ESAAG; "a. 3sSTF0N.-Fia store. 10 ldl
Il aIarl1es ST. Philadelphia. Hats. Caps! fars
&C.. Of every variety and the best quality a5gayt
on hand. Eaf f5us sc# 10. lS5ta-i :. s
H.
Il ~ EORGH5z3St. tCOHiLA9AY Gonve e5al,leei
j VI and i4;gnd : geat. lNo.a3, G6idsniths fIaI
Philadelphia viii faithfully attend to all bu'1es'
A entrusted to.his care, e1l 1ltct-5 e-aa 5s- 5tt
y dune q, 1876. e1ou s1 e14 4lstle
HIS DUNi}Y--1t tt4IT7e y-.lt- Law Clearfelds 81
sLe viii attend faithfully to al IF9fessona4 l1i
sineas entrusted to his care. Juno l3, '54.-l
II L B. McENALIY-At Attorney ut Law Cl.al
eg nearly pRppsite Sed 90 Agfg.it's Stores Cleo
field, pas-zpraetiees in Clear6eId and adioini-l
copaties.E EaG 1iada s.G - - fJane 49,, 54.-ly.
Il f~iIEAP CL0THING.-A large lot OF Cheap Clio
- " thing Mems and Boys. for sale cheap, by
june lS,54. MoasoP d P0IIARFF-
ST z EpLACKBERRYs BTsANDY-A certain cure 70
Q = , the Dysenterys for sale by
June 1S, 81 MessoP & PoTTARFF
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

GEEg Bo0T~AED SHOE SE'OI1I3..--The
"a subscriber would respcoiiuHy intorm tl5H pub
lic THAI he has jGsl opened entire new stock Of
boots and shoes n GTahan's Row, one door east
Of the Journal Office Glearheld. Ia
eryYtliet of lad es ana tfontlencns CATERS
laced boots. pumps coagress boots. clddrens shoes
5e &C.. cheap Tor cash iIIo hopes 30 receive q
liberal share Of patronage Loo5s aIs shoes made
10 eFler.aa ssd9 Eo-l .5 C. s. BLACK.
|. ..Auc., 1G, IS54. 5a
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

EDt1ssEEL & sCHOTT', IMPORTERS AND
3 q WffoLEs tiE Dealers ~ Drugs, CheHic1Es
d. Nos 1923 NaTket, 5 Merchant Street
Jan I7E55 Philadelphia
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
FlvnE. uNIoN sAFE.!.--THREE onEEBs

E FfIIg ANILItIIA
UafpHAET .-We take this method of informing the
pubife in general and tbs zeIs of Cur7Fensvile
and vicinity IN particular, that we ilyFe received
orr us1ssl large and varied selection OF Iafta4s
II Eaisg Cool. suited TO the wapts Of every. man
woman and child IN tho eommpnity. And we
have 40 hesitation IN saying, that purchasers will
find it greatly to their 9sWant8ge to cali and exam
Inc our stocl! before pure hasfng elsewhere.
G5sds 81 ereat variety: saehia lssn bise fancy
silks, Turk satifls berese ete4a}fss and fancy
k}parsaa plain and plaid. tFinghsIns, alancbeser
and Domestic t3inShsins. Galieees OF every sfiie
and qnalitv. az prices ranging frqIn uPto I2cts4
Hack blue, and bregn EreRch aaA l+leAllsh
cloths plain black doeslfn and fancy cassiIIeges,
black bue brown and gteen sat;inetss
Checks siekings. iiannets, nusiins eiing. b q
5sierv ef5Ye shifts ras.Is- ll.d ciotbHg &es &e-
G CIa9eting alst loor 90 clot.i ziiaao'7 anu va i
llRer and 2oider1ng a71loiled Aindo'g- s-taaf''s
cai-Jron, toge@3eE Ais2 = +eEse 5oltlie4L y
eiePs aud poys hats, ~ bYot7 ans s4pes
4Yso y largo assortIneit Of Fresh Groceries. viz:
pi5gEEae IMMORTAL, Y III ansi acls teas,N. @.
sagfr. Gerushel and leaf sugar New 1rltans and
S. igszzos .ei d1ide ard cider 8 inegar q O.
4sssin'and & aney sesEs PeEra, sit}r %na mon g
cauiless All Of 3sAisil - IN pe sod il qpaptEllez
. s-ft grah7eEs At tt1 TIE 8, s5SR s2f5e 3.95 's s.
ft.----4-E,-ffrc- sl,;ycf7 her f--fS5t.
-FI- =. s SEDUCTION OF PAEcE& 34ESSEIE p
hG Ih paT neTsaiP. heretofore geNls5ag @e''ReeI
'ioHh k9{1-llI q - - sss-s i9 y ~
os A. & j. Fatsllii i'g9 -, = ~. q
Solves llGe5.cd TO ne ~ vi ca. 80
and ele Up or hey 81 +, RTe -SrT4Ss 44S ess2.s saS q
F1.ids. V9St'ef ,,.f. s, 90. ...---------
sf-<REAr ~ 81 5E'-&EIl EsI-CkEl ~ Ell s \
= ,.----g! --.g-4T!s .I.-f .iIe cheap
-, t:@is 49,, I-.5E'.lt izfs tf amer cllar tht
lT.-TTe;s', If t-srv variety or articles rsu
.5f,- i---,t in r.-.teq, s5re hares his ftil1d
syf5fs--rff ;,5fiHs ,s,lI .il.l ,5r.
GO 60 = : s;Is ~ ; = = - e. {ff-e,s;
i'.1-'' =, - - -Is1tiglN.
-.,. - g.,
z-,.,.-5z- - 1s s, ,-,ss,---r,E- 7,
- ne E.,Esti-t5y .l.is 5.v .7s
I =
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
TElYRoNE CITY TfOTEL.---HUGHEs &
q IRWIN. would respeetfully inform the public

thai they have verygreatly improv heir Horse
and are low able TO afford the travelling pgtdie
the most comfortable acpoElmodstiaus- IheiT bar
is furnished with tho very best liquors, and tbe
lu2uries Of inc Phaadelfbia market are 10 be
found on their tableee They respectfully invite
theg numerous friends IN CIegrfcld TO give t5.eIn
. 2 CALI 4 t-.5.#.s-s August 9las4,5
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

FFyYF0.E livery sTABLE.-The sab
a seriber, having reInoyed his Livery Stable
from Curwensgillc to Tyrone City. begs leave TO
his friends and the public ;hat he is a, ali times
prepared TO supply them with Horses, carria ges.
buggies, and ether vehicles on hire. at the most
/ reasonable terms Inquire at the City Hotel"
JAMES CR0WTHER.
Tyrone. ,Talzg;::ry 81 LIs55.-smo.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

TAIOIL q E.-All those who haze accounts -Eglth
l Y thR ll-e fran Of T. II. EUIT9E 4 Co. ars here
by u-till 10 CoTGc IorRrtllnd settle leI-. l1ile
di4teIyy ~ lie looks Wiu be placed 51 t5c Hallis
of n urCuer person i9rSett lament TIE books arc in
the possession OF AsiEs lHyI,' : CO. u Dad 44is.
Bald Hills December >. j l--5t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

EBfELPSBUEG H0TEL#The subscriber
Z would inform his friends IL Clearfeld. and the
public generally hat he has enlarged ana redtted
his house, and is now enabled to compete success
fluffy With any Hotel IN the country. No pains
will be spared 90 render his guests comfortable
lis table shall always be. Supplied with the best
The market can afford, and his charges moderate
IIc resDcctful invites b IS friends and others to
give him = call. .Eg4 ~ tBANIDiJoHNSToN.
Paiiipsburg Jan. 81. 1875. ! !.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
vHRRF.Y TREE ACADEMY.-Th,

CHERRY TREE ACADEMY.-The sum
~ Iacr term of this institution viii commence on
Monday April Esd. The locality of this Institu-
tioa Is heal!bfui, pleasant, and Tstired Persons.
male or feihdle. desiring to pursue classical
mathematical, Irregular course, will find every
facility for Improvement
Further particulars obtained by addressing
Rev JOHN MOORE. Pr:ucfpai Is
Hlrch q. 55.-4t.l Newmans Mills, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

+ d olIS Z. RUSsaGQa Il CO., IMPORTERS
er ~, - lis Ais31I4 i}l liar euTyare. China & ass
&C. 2l5 1iLkct ST. opposite lto4 Lion u otel Phil
llelphia. 1ar ..-Y. d}jis4Ir0A.
-r4.r. r..a. ssss G- - j. C. HOPKINS.
Ngv 8 4.-ly. Htif5 R0I}I. SIEIG0N.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

uEAvE XoJF SEEN SAM2-The subscriber
Z Z would in form his old friends and the public
generally, that he still continues to keep house
Of entertainment in New Washington where those
wlo call with him Will receive every attention,
and be made conlfortab5e.fo
Gosd st;thling and every other convenience for
horses on the premises. DAVID 5 PL0TNER-
New Washington Jan 81, ls55.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

r LEE INSURANCE. SAVE YOUR LIVES,
Hl AND YOUR MONEY. by having your lie
insured in the SuSguehanna Mutual insurance
Company Of Harrisburg. Pa.
capri Al ono
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

E3Bg RUSSELL & Go,---TANSERS & CURRI
oB BRS Penusyille. Gramriau Hills, Cleariieid
Cor Pa keep constantly on hand an excellent as
sortment Of leather which they oferfor sale at the
lowest cash prices. Cash paid for hides.
July -. 1871.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

a;f Csi.El5l ff:llE} COUNTY Tile sjtfssriber
3zceps 6nsGaG Won hand at his mills, lumber of
l5l 5I0sef siol 0fs and sizes. 2lssttriFs Hath and
bids s4Wcj on the shortest notiee. fAsse mills
csu nm at any sine during the seasoa hayiag q
IeVerfa5ling supply Of water
All l,Hslsof produce taken IN exchange for Iipt-
bor- and the cas}5 never refased. = 3
HENRY GR0F
September 20, IS51-Iy1 Eylertown, P o.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

EFQ0D 4 CO--Extcnsivc Dry-goods Dealers; No
Z Il IST, Market St, Philadelphia keep constant
" on hand a large, splendid anl cheap stock OF
tn q most fashionable and elegant goods. They in
vite country Mcrchants to call and examine their
splendid assortment. before purchasing elselghere
-15Une 10 ISja-ly. e9f
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CAUTION .LAll persons arc hereby cautioned
q against purchasing OF in any way meddling
with horse wagon AID pair pair Of bob Obj s.sas ss3s
- b;i5,s Ia me and is in his possession as
loan only. 'oi1-' i oNoi'Ah
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

EAIL {: IAyEO3.-
{ No. 255 Market Street
PHI ADELPHIA.
U8yc always on hand, At their Wholesale Ware
house. = large assortment of
the Newest style Of
BOOT. SlI0E. AND STRAW GOODS.
BOTH FORE EUs-E IND DOMESTIC.
All theic goods being Of their oNn direci I'm
pcrta:ion and Manufacture. they are enabled te
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:. e. TAYLOR.
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/ n l.T 5syt}lsE5GK0S Of PAEtE& E3!ESsEIG' :. 7
7 ~ III spar nefsiip heretofore geHisssg 2es#een i
.ioah PatsiIl & Spas ttgs gals. > atis@s = i5l3y
mn tugi CONSENT &ndt bookaa aFqles g P .,rl7
oE s. & j. patchinr,r hQ5e P1TsoEs snow ia.tr
Solves Indebted 10 Tie f.a tgiif can iume3ja,ely =
7p9 settle Iip or lheF #II have the pleasure q
/ -avlrg. eests aE9. PAECHFN ( SONS. +
/ E.ra.5isl e. Q5s5bef u. 1851. t
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l.-r1rc1.sriRe. Jnne u. -. -. Z

Il lrssI ARR Jlt-the spLcEll4 a-ockf ot St5fhSs
as Cls5ilrcres. .iraes i1iInIaings &c rcccnt,y
rars.,ses{ ~ Tie Subscriber, WLich he viii ssl on
tcfe u5 IL 5rGcr, n the Inas- fashionable and dU-
ts e i--t,e It r. Store in ssss.fY-s Rows Tile
T7aterfal afHhEts' warranted Nocharsse for show
/ sIsr his eheap. ;ssa bc.-tEtifEi gsIoas-
h. Ee would inform tie trade IN OletrdeidtEat he
j IS tie apabpTi&stslSea5 ior pevere-s LONDON ana
/ p 'i TH0s. SHEA.
4 June y. 1851
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

LANE & CO.-wholesalc Clothing Store,
~ Ne III. Market Street Every variety ei
-co1y made Clothing inthe most fashionable styis<
ronstap.ly on hand s. soNs dlHAs u ass j.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

yATE ALL TAKE H0BFNSA3K -IIobensaeks
Wv Worm Syrsp and biyer Pills for sale By
June II. '5f,-.tf1s,f ai0SS0P & PaTTAREF.
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&C. suita Die Tor nlanutacturers.


All car Goods being exclusively Of our own di-
reet Importation and Manufacture, we feel conf
dent that our facilities such that wc can offer
yen Inducements as regards variety and prices oil
Goods, qnsurpassed by any hoase IN the eG.onntry-
- 90 B0KER. BROTHERS d JONES,
Nov s. 1s5i.-1y. PhiIaaetphsa
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igTEW EE55, l5.---IiART6H0I}N & NoGRACK-
LIZ EN- have ir;se pPcncd 2 new and splendid as
soitI141lt GE sJgts Of cYeIy variety. at .the o.a
stand o.. n, L44BI4s2 55.'t9 Lum5creity, Clear
field co., Pa.
Fhey icvi$1 tha pea0e 20 gaze theIn z c1li. 71d
feel assured tlcy viii be ahi1 10 render entire sG
izrsctieu 4s;gr1ber. s5er'rtu. al3 all
o5acc kinds oE produce taken IL ezelsanse-
s.- TirlNJ.- E-A6.I oti1j.N.
AUGUST O. 49, -..t TLI9S. McCRA CAI4E. /.