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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Election for Brigadier General. :.

4 y election for Brigadicy General Of the 5sh Big
n. AIDE, S. Z. ", will bc held in Can,Gen 81: tn"
Cour, uouse, for tho 22d Regiment, Thursday lie
9Th day OF September next
The p"lls will be opened It ] ! O'clock a. y. a':
closed q. o'clock p. n. go
It, Col THO. J. WARREN
Major JOHN 1. JONES'
July l0-;i. ...-s Manager
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To The Ladies.

rJ>HE undersigned mas ou hand ut the "Oli Corner
l several hundred dollars worlhof Ladies' summer
Dress Goods, which, TO CLOSE he will orr on The h.
lowing favourable terms. For cash. al cost, OH ''ns,
aro rich Silks Tissues Grenadines Baregcs, Printed
Muslins kc Also, Brillantcs and Printed Linens oi
the richest styles and finest qualities. .
July l0,-tf r.. W. boNNI''
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The Subscriber

rONTINCES TO keep an assortment Of T.:a =:
~ tallc Burial Cases. The late imprn' o;""i
their form, and the handsome style in which. :;;:
Misunderstanding rosowood-rcnder. them lie az!
complete article eyer Offered TO tile publ;c.: ,!
,-ALSo-- - = .,eS =, = +..:H
An Invoice of Burial Clothing which wiz b dSj s:t
ofin Suts:or Single Articles without cassh desired
MsriJTrr l.. CHAJfEN. "a
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THE CENTRAL HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, :. G..

'JNtIE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
L the public generally, that he has opened the
above HOUSE. on the corner Of Richardson and Tay.
or streets, so long and so favora5ly known as Mrs
Hlegas for the reception Of permanent and transient
boarders The House has been recently enlarged and
fitted up in the most modern style. His rooms arc
large and we'll ventilated. His table will always be
supplied with the best the market and the season will
afford and ho hopes that by the constant aud unre
mittng attention Of Mrs. AcAlalon and himself to
deserve secure and retain share Of the public patron
age. JAMES MCMAHON.
July 10. % II
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE Watchman, Two Guardians, The Wiucles,
l. Moredun Grace Lee,
Which, the Right or the Left
Lights ard Shadows Of English Life
NJ TIuc's Travels in China
lIardens Rife and Light Infantry Tactics.
Rush on the Human Voice
Denis Moral Theology.
Cone Cut Corners, The Pilot
Lc Cure Manquc, or Social and Religious Customs
in France.
Abbcts History Of Napoleon.
Theirs History Of the Consulate and Empire Of Ma.
poleon.
Napoleon and his Marshals.
Washington and the Generals Of the Revolution.
July 81, 81 #.
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NEW S T 0 RE-.

~
NJERoSEY &. BoswEtI, haze opened {. s.';sa*:s M
Store recently occupied by Major K & "a:.,;.
choice assortment Of ftEssH HEAVY An. FAN:
GROCERIES, to Which tfeE .Nyfte tie u;:,:.::,,.
purchasers: in part rs follows
Heavy Groceries:s 4
NO and P. r. SUGARS rs. :. .tr.. "a
Crushed Puvcrizcd and ar'sLoafdo::i gc2
Rio Java, and Cuba Cof'ce. Ts;: se't 2ge|
New Orleans and Cuba Mofnsses' . 80 90
Salt Leaf Lard. '.' 20
Bacon Sides Canvass IISg!a '- a &c"
North Carolina Flour. e.. no q
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese. .'
Soap, Starch Cleansing Soap.
Sperm and Adamaiitinc Candles.
Nos !, . and Mackcrcl.
Fancy Groceries.
Quarter Boxes RAISINS.
liaf and whole do
Almonds Figs and Assorted Caudics.
Ginger and Chow Chow lrcservts.
Sardncs and Preserved Salmon.
Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobstere.
Lemon Syrup .
Wainu, and Tomato Cutsup,
Capcrs, Olives, Pickles,
Pepper Sancc.
Preserved Pine ..ppe.
Brandy Peaches do. G; crrta
Tobacco and Cigars.
Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo Cigars
Palmetto III Eusara and La Palma do.
Fine Cut Chewing Tobutco.
reru s Ayers super 10. s.-
Superfne Chewing T"Gaccp
:. Common do. do.
Wines and Liquors. i
Rccied Whiskey.
Old Rye Hammond do.
Old Bourbon do.
New England Run. 81"
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Wanted to Purchase

S soon as possible, three negroes as family SER
4 wants viz: good cook. washer ani ir;'lcr a
!: >canstrcss and general hou>c servant. a'o Il
..-srrraut. They must be under :"'tv y".iS I'll age
.'.ns Cash. Address \. B., Camden ). =
Aug. IT, SO st.
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SCHEDULE.
Mail and Passenger Trains.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMFAN1'
IN - sA sas5 HSIss R
-&k&& ElsssTE Essssssa ssa sS5ls .S1ES :&
Leave Charleston 10 a. m
Arrive at Kingsville 4.3op. m; Columbia $40 p
NJ; Camden IL pm
Leave Charleston 1910 r. m
Arrive at Kingsville $50 q. m.| Columbia s.4o a.
Ii.
Leave Camden a. m.
Leave Columbia G a. ~. and 5.45 p tn.
Leave Kingsyille a. m. aud p. m.
Arrive at Charleston 2.l0 p. IN. and a. m.
Leave Charleston o. IN. and 4.l6P. m.
Arrive at Augusta 8 p. nj. and 4So a. m.
Leave Augusta $50 n. m. and 10 p. m.
Arrive Mt Charleston 6 P. m. and "a m.
Leave Augusta $50 a. IN. and 10 p. m
Arrive at Kingsville 430 p. m. and $50 q. m.
Leave Kingsvillc a. m. and p m.
Arrive 1t Augusta p m. and 4.30 a. m.
August HENRY T PEAKE, Genl. Supt.
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WILL PERFORM AT CAMDEN, ON SATURDAY,

WILL PERFORM AT CAMDEN, ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST e5lh.
'I>his establishment has been thoroughly reted, at
an immense expense to the Proprietors, since their
last travelling tour. They have procured rev and
extensive addition Of ANIMAL young freshly Gagged
possessing al the characteristics ana aapiis o
their antve state.
Egue:t..aa Director. NJ. Y. =. CARROLL.
Master CT Inc iil1g. g.............N "OOLSlON.
Clowns. H. HOCGN& Il. ". WARD
Amongst the nest coIS icuous features Of this Su.
purb Exhibition, are the following \ new aid mag
',i:iccntly dressed cn:rec entitled the
''The Crusaders
Led by Mr.. W. B. Carroll and Madame Carroll, the
celebrated Equestrian
La Petite Marie, only 8 years old.
Will appear in her Grand Principle Act entitled
"NYapn OF TIE FLOATING NEIL"
Mr. j. W. WARD will appear on the Flying Cords
acknowledged to be the Lest in the world.
Grand Principle Act BY Madame CARROLL in
which this compshed artistic has won reputation
second to none.
LA PETITE MARIA vii also enter the den with
full grown Hunting Leopard, verifying tho Prophecy
:rat the 'on aud lamb shall lie down together, and
little child shall lead them.
Mr W. D. CARROLL, in his great Two and Four
Horse Act carrying Mile. Carroll i'll various thrilling
scenes
With Dr. WooLsToN as Master of Ring, and
EDUGH and Ward, Clowns, the audience will be
entertained with plenty OF rich sayings without. vu-
.arty.
The performances vii; be accompanied by the
american Bras, Band, led by HENRY SrESBACHER
lc Of the Orchestra at the Academy Of Music New
York.
S-Admisson 10 the entire double exhibition So
cents. Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commenc at and o'clock, I. ~
Doors open half au hour previously
f. SMITH, Agent.
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Headquarters, 22d Reg, S. C. M

Headquarters, 22d. Reg, S. C. NJ.
~,.. u.. CAMDEN, July Sd. 1855.
IN pursuance of an order from Col. K. Anderson
i acting Brigadicr Genernl an election will be held
on Thursday the 9Th day Of September for Briga.
dier General to command the fifth Brigade S. c. M.
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Brigadier Gen. Chandler. The polls for the 22d Reg
ment will DO opened at Camden and tho election held
by 1t. Col. Warren, and Major Jones, as Managers.
BY order Of Col. Taylor.
July l0-tf WM. r. TAYLOR; Adjutant.
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BARGAINS.

NIiE subscribers being desirous 10 close up the as
i signed Estate Of z. J. DELAY, offer the stock on
hand at nett COST and will continue to do until the
first Of August when the store will be closed and the
balance closed ont in quantities to suit purchasers
Physicians Planters and Country Merchants will find
this rare chance to supply themselves a. small cost
and with articles that may be relied on.
4. N. g. Il. KENNEDY, Assignees.
July 10, % IT,
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T ApIES' rich dress goods IN Poullard mi Ind
IL Silks, Tissues, Grenadines Grape dc Paris, ego
and Printed MnsAs aye How offered ut greatly
duced prices, 10 close. Apply at the 'old corner.
May %, Il IT,.
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Camden Bazaar.

WE have just received large and well selected
w Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
consisting of Fancy Prints, and Gingham,, Colored
and Figured Barege, Bcragc Delains Plain Embroi.
dcred and Dotted Swiss Jaconet aud Checked Mus.
lns Bishop Lawns, plain black and Fancy Silk, in.
side Capes, Collars and Chcmizcttcs, and Under
sleeves, Swiss Muslin and Cambria Edging and In.
serting. .t.. 80
A hrge assortment Of Cotton, Linen, and Thread
Laces, white black. plain and figured Bobnctts silk
Illusion, fine Grape and Silk Shawls Berage aud Silk
Mautillas.
A fine assortment Of Fancy. plain, and Black Eun.
net Ribbons, Grapes of different Colours. buck Bo;-
baznes and Alpaca, Irish aud Grass Linens. Cotton
and Long Cloth Shooting, Dimmety Table Dumask,''
Embroidered Window Curtains, Oil Silks and Oil
Cloths A large assortment offapcy Linen fer Gentle
mems wear, Summer Cassimers, and Drap dtac Gri:
tlemcn and Ladies uauze and Mcriuo and Silk Vcs:.g
Bird Eye Diapers, Mosquito Netting Knitting Yam,
Bed tick, Lancaster and Marseillcs Quilts etc. ..
A good assortment Of Hosiery. White and Co!orc,
Hose Brown and black do Half Silk Hose ai.G
Half Hose for Ladies and Gentlemen. 4 iargc a:.
sortment Of Gloves ack and silk Mitts Ccttc:: ;i:
en- and silk Thread, Black, White and Fancy 80: -.
Ladies and Cen lcn,cns Gauntlcts. A large =.
ment of Dress Trimmings Summer Lawn an,. :D.'.
brio Handkerchief for Ladies ana Gentleme4. -:
fants and Misses Needle Work Dresses. Ais. a -
lne embroidered Silk IIandkerchiefs.
Other articles too numerous to mention.
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Fresh Arrivals,

w PLY Of Corn Starch, Maccaroni, Citron, Cur.
rants, Guava Jelly, Lobsters Preservss4 &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef Fresh Soda,
Lemon Butter, Wine, and Sugar Crackers. Fresh
COVE OYSTERS. 4 General Assortment of Fresh
Candies, Pecan Nuts English Walnuts Superior
YEAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, &C., will be sold low
for CASH
.Tnly 10 # MERONEf FoSWFLL.
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WANTED,
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

MY Clients cautioned against selling their war.
lHl rants without consulting mc-havng orders to
purchase from New York, Washington Cincinnati, &c.
~" Pensions duo to Widows and surviving Chill.
dren Of Revolutionary soldiers attended to, assisted
BY an eminent Counsellorat at Law, in Washington City,
who has been long practically acquainted with the
pension business. JAMES TAYLOR.
Sumtcrvi,le S. G. June 2G--tE
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Gin Bands.

INDIA RUBBER, 2 to 7 inches wide, three ana
four ply, which arc superior to leather, and Will
no, stretch also Lace Leather for sale by
Irlr 10 n " ~ McnOWAtI.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
By Auttority Of the State Of Georgia
IT>IIE subscriber having been appointed Manager of
l. the Jasper Couury Academy lottery. intends
conducting the same on the Havana plan of single
numbers und has located his Olce in the city Of Ma
con, Georgia. Ho now offers tho lollowing:-
Grand Scheme for July %, 1855.
When Prizes will bc distributed as follows, amounting
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4 Large assortment VI Fancy Groceries. Rio aud ia.
n va Coffer, Blown, Crushed and Clarified Su.
gars Vest India aud New Orleans Molass.,, White
Wine and Cider Tinegnrs, Bncon, Flour and Rice.
Table and Sack Salt, Young Tyson, Gnnpowder aud
Black Teas. Starch, Nutmegs Pepper, Spices Ginger
Tallow. Adanantiuc and Sperm Cund!es Other arti.
ccs too tedious to mention. a large stock Of Hard
ware and cutlery. and good assortment Of C:ccker}
Call and examine our stock. .
April 81 NJ DECCkER co:
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HATS of different kinds and quality, which will he
sold Oh moderate terms. Ladies and Gentlemen, arc
requested to call and examine our Stock before pur
chasing elsewhere, rs We feel confident that we will
not fail to please them both in quality, style and
prices.
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W have just received large and we'll selected
W sock Of BONNETS, consisting or Straw, Leg.
horn and Fancy Silk 3,
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On Consignment.

0NE HUNDRED Bags superior Fonr for sale +,
" July Eft JAMES McEWEN.
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Pure White Lead.

A LARGE supply Of the genuine article just re.
n ccived by I. J. WORKMAN co.
July "a, 30 IT,
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Writing Ink

(WHICH we uar1ant to be good. Also Indrlible
w lux in variety. r. J. WORKMAN & co.
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7 AIDES and Gcntemcn's Cause Undervests for
- Summer wear. Also, Cause and Angola Elan.
nelS, for sale at the "Old Corner"
JGS l0-,E +. ". BONNEI.
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.SGLE COPIES, PER ANNuM. - SIS 90
ZEN COPIES, PER ANNrM. 5U on
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Cod Liver Oil

4 FRESH supply just received by
~ July 24-tf. I. ). WORKMAN & co.
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A vALUABLEPRoPERTY FoRsAs.E.

y desire 10 sell my property in Tyrone City.
Blair Co. Pa, commonly known as the Tyrone
City Hotel Comprising as TO lows:
One large three story brick house. sixty feet.
two fronts and finished of in complete style \
large ami extensive stable m excellent wash
house and other necessary out-huiidipgs There
is also. the LOIS, frame house. with
ut-buildings atjaohei now renting for one hun
drel and thirty dollars per annunl. The whole
stands upon three valuable Lots as in the p.o- of
said town and affords several very eligible .o5a-
iions for store. Offices &c &c; The whole viii be
sold on reasonable terms. And to any person. de
string AN investment speculation. now is the
chance. Private reasons cause me to sell this val
uable property. which is every day increasing il
value. Inquire Of Caleb Guyer or the subscriber
J. d. STEWART
Tyrone CITY. Sept. 9. Is55-tf.
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GoiTxY' Observation-Disclosures ~

5 VIVA IAeOSk>AAts n IO-t. - " IL L E4si<Ac>
~ Lhe ionorable JANIS BUaNSIDE, Esq
President JUICE OF The Court of Common Pleas of
The tweaty-hfth ieial District, composed of the
counties of Cieariield, Centre auI Clinton-zand
The Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN P.
leYT, Associate Judges of Clearfeld county. have
Issued their precept bearing date the WENTY-
MYTH day OF sept last, to me directed for the
holding OF Court of Common Pleas. Orphans
court Court of Quarter Sessions. Court of Oyer and
Ierminer, and Court of Geperal Jail Delivery, at
Ciearheld. in and for Clearield county, on the
THIRD MONDAY of DkpEMILE next. be-
ing the Eth day Of the month.
NOTICE IS, TIEREF0RE. HEREBY GIVEN.
To the Coroner, Justice of the Peace, aud Consta-
bies In and for the said county OF Clearfeld, to
appear n their own proper persons with their
Rolls Records, IRqusitions, Examinations ana
other Remembrance. 10 do those things which to
their Offices, and in their behalf, pertain to be
done. and Jurors and Witnesses are requested to
be then and there attending, and not to depart
without leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand, at Clearfeld. this i4th
day OF Nov in the year of our Lord ore thous-
and eight hundred and fiIty-fve and the eli ghti-
eth year Of American Independence.
JOSIAH r REED, Shift.
Clearfeld, Nov. II, 1S55.-tc,
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yMPORTANT. 70 HOUsEKEEPERS AM
A Eis IEI' ..ROIi EGS.---A ..--.L--s "a :.

z ] -
elt 4 ( i lI-zel.ilIzs Cas- I'D 5ars r.
Pgeset ! - "a s. Erll 3 =; fins Invention for
which patent has been Obtained. co'HrneEds II
self to the attention OF HoGsckeepers and others
on accodnt of its great simpiiSity, and the eectu
al manner in which it accom- PiisEeI i very desj-
rIbie and useful object
The cans and jars constructed with chan
mel around the mouth rerr The tDp. into which
the its oosaiy. This channel is filled with
d very adhesive cement. prepared for the purpose
and allowed 70 harden. In order to seal the YES
sci Theoretically. II IS ofsig necessary = krIt til
eoc~r s,tghny a. press II {at7 al.ies. 1t may be
opened with as mush as it is closed by slight
y warming the top. fhe ordinary tn caas used
for the purpose for whieh this is intended
cannot be closed. Us is well known without the ait
ofa tursr; are d;llisuls to open and generally
50 much iTjared ia opening as 70 he useless fo!
future service.
Dy this simple coutriyance, The process OF her
meti-al sealing is placed conveniently within Ia
reaoh of every individual; and fruit. Vegetables
and butter IF properly prspafed} may be kept
with their natural favor unimpared. Tor al in
definite length of time Fer sale by
ME8RELL & CARTER.
Clearfeld. Sept. @. 1888 If
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vNTooD'S ORNAMENTAL
w TRIO " " u y KS
Ri4ge Avenue,

Eifge Avenue
PHBLaAD LpAIA
Thc attention of tho public is Invited to the ex-
tensiye mdIuEcctory and ware-r0om Of the su5scii-
ber. who is prepared furnish. the shortest no
tee IRON RAILING. Of every description fer
CEMETERIES, PUBLIC &4P3IVATE BUILD-
INGS Also. VE3ANDAHS. BALCONIES,
. FOUNTAINS. Settlers, CHAIRS,
LIONS. DOGS, dc. &c. &c, &C.,
and ether Ornamental Iron Work of a decorative
character all 0fwhich Is executed with the express
view Of pleasing the taste while they combine al
requisites OF beauty and substantial construction.
Pnfchasers may rely on having ali articles care
fully boxed and shipped TO their place of dcstiEa-
ton A book OF des gns will be- sent to those S no
wish to make selection. ROBERT WOOD.
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St,
octS. 55-}m. Philadelphia.
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SiosMoPoLITAxART AssocIAIIoy.


S-SECDND 1EAl..-ArTangemcA Tor he see
Dad annual coiicetiOI OF this and syicniid IN
siju ion the diffusion Of Literature and .tlrt
have been made Oh thc most extensive sca!c a
inong the works already eEsa ;cd. is lie fLrfamed
g ENOI CHUCfFtX.''
which originally COS. ten thousand dollars
in forming the neW eOiie; ion. The fusion OF
American Armand ne eIicOura cement .slBerc;tL
genius have not been oyeriook-t.l Commissions
nave been Issued 20 MANY "a me most dssin ,u
ed AmerI.In artists wLo viii cUGtEiJage suIle oI
their nnest productions. Among them three
Marble bus,s, execu1ed by the greatest livus
lptor.-HIhAN POWERS. Es
U1cK,iE WASHINGTON. the father of his
country; BEAIJE.Mt& FIrANfxELN, tie Plf.oso-
pher; pANti4L u izBSI kit- tie Statesman
\ special agent has yisileIa Europe. ami made
caTeiai a!Id m iicjoUs oEs Of toreiE g,JI ks
OF Art. both il bIOae sti lfbir sgiitiIiry and
joice paintings III. h6io forming !, lar = :ni
v4:uto!e collection OF paintings sAi sasuary- 10
be distrI9Gtei Ea>fE among the mem bctS OF the
Asso :jasiVn Tor the coming year
I&.iHs on MEHsEH>ilr-Ih he payment ef Three
Dollars constitutes a'1y nIrmUer of this .lssJ
citation ana eu.itiSs him 10 either OF the da
azines Tor one year AMI also Js-kei III the fisC.I
button OF Ia slttnary ami pai4sin.,s- The Liter.
issued to she SUITS ,rIbers consists Of the fol-
loving monthly Magazines: iiarpe.s. PutraIn 5
hIi- kcro05ktr. Bla k y0oi s Household WOsis.
tiran=,Inis ami eiodey's i.aIys book. Perso4s ia
king i've memberships are entiiict to any i've of
ma ;azines for one yetT, and 10 SIX tickc IN The
diS.Tipu ION. h net proceeds derived irJia the
Sl,e il.if be1 Fs are devo.ci 70 tie purchase
OF wos Is of art Tor ,ho ensuing year
tn: A0vATtGE secured by 2e:onlirg a member
of this -aSso .ttiou- rro-- gy
Isl. All persons -sg9qrs the fail yalue Of their
sutseriP P5ion- al the IL III shape OF sterling
Magazine LiseraNre. l-
n =. lleh "a emees is caatriaating towards pur-
chasing choi;e v oIks %. tr5- whloh 20 be dis
triSBlei among thense!ves and are the same
cime encouraging he artists of the country. dis
bursting tlous ,Dds Of doiars-tiIoash It's ssncy.
Persons IN reuli sas ~. IS loc mem 3srsai viii
please give tlsr post qi = adlf fu ysSa TN
the naoA,h jhey WISH the Ma; izines 20 -onmeiiee
AMI have the letter giseIed - the. pos5ois 10
prevent loss: on is receipt certificate OF eaber
shin. toge.Ber sitt the niag3zine dess eJ viii pc
for w.arded . any par. OF tfiecountry nose who
pur hase ria yazin8s 1t Books,are win ahssrye
that by jsiuins tais ass9ciition. they rs3eYe the
Magazine ana free ti;ket ia the anaull disrihu-
tion nh n. the soue pIisethey now yay for the
magazine ai5Ie.--aror mem 1ershfpzg gd iress
g. H. BEysISf- eietnary 9. 4. A.
ei her of theerircipal OH rs '.Nnick rho *
er Magazine ofi;e. 345 Broajiw1y y y; or Wes-
tefaf ti,;e- lj5 8aier street.. sand lask y Ohio
@ Sabs.ri 9fsons receiye,t By r. r. W.4Lkcf; Hon
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rs1aIAL LIST FoR DEC. TERM 1855.

4 X. Wallace vs Joseph Il Logan.
Thomas Mays vs. Jacob kephart ct al, Ice
Joseph Irwin vs. Abraham Litz.
Crals Perley vs smith & Powell.
j. Philips vs. Rearls & kephart. So
Henry Pennington vs. Tozer & Lagert
c. ialiaher vs. Miehaeis& & White.
Samnei Caldwell IS Manning Stevenson.
Wn Perry ~ WIn Idiugs.
fuekner d Fleishrr John Sites.
Mccoy rs Washington Matson.
G. w. Hickman & Co IS Nm. Bloom.
s. Rorabaush vs. II. Galiaher.
7 3. Davis vs. J. McCrackin ct al.
Isaac Thompson vs. JHo VI. Chase.
9 v. uiilEx. VS. Ihon Is Holt. $500
II. Quisley IS =. 4 !. Leonard.
~. 0ugieY VS. y iaAorn
: NJ { J.o Leonard vs. NJ Quigley.
=. p. liurXyhJI IS James N Leonard.
II philips rs Daniel kephart.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-05

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bL by given that letters Of administrator : "a
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g Ianatbaa Wall late of Penn township, deeeas-
- An ncrsess having claims against the Estate,
VII present them duly authenticated fer settfe-
,narf and those indebted to said Estate.are mere
~, ootiied TO come forward and make payment
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