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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

A CAHD.-'fhe Tyrone City Drug Store isstill
n in tourishing condition; the undersigned
has made large additions TO the stock and IS pre-
pared to sell. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Drugs,
Medicines Alcohol. Lisseed Gil, Copal tarnish,
Spirits of Turpentinc, Gum Shcilac, = Lihersge,
Cline fog-snod Extract Of LOCKWOOD, Turkey Urn-
her yellow treI,re Chrome GLOW. Spanish brown,
Madder. Vcnii:ou Red PrEsSian Blue, Blue Smal.s
Stone Oehrc Autimony Draggons Blood, F@na-
greek Eosin. Soap, Candles. Potash, husbands
Marne.ia. Schneek $ pulmonic Syrup. Bulls Sar-
s,pariiia. Salainoniae, 'AiEmn, Copperas- Asafeti
da. oil OF stone O:i Of spike, Pine eil, Burning
Fluid. Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL, and s"tarnatiSa
lot of other iixins, too Numerous 20 mention
JAMES NJ. MARTIN q So
Tyrone City. January 81. Is55.-3mo
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- A. NJ. HILLS, DDS ofce adicin-

.--~- A NJ HILLS, D. DS. omce adicin-
- ing his Store, Clearfeld, Pa Artif-
<ONIT eial Teeth. from to a. fun set. Tneun-
ted in the most approved modern style
Filling Filing, and Cleaning done with care
and neatness.
Teeth extracted with all the care snd dispatch
modern science can furnish.
DR. HILLS. can always be fou,ld at his oGics.
as he is now deyoting his whole attention 10 his
profession ijrne IA. 81.
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rE1HE GOOD INTENT HoTBL, and Stage Of

FElHE GOOD INTENT HOTEL, and Stage Office,
& CurwensvilIe, Pa Tho Subscriber would in
form his friends and the public that he has just re-
fitted and re-furnishcd his house and is prepared
10 render every attention TO the travelling commu
nifty.
His bar contains liquors Of the first quality, aad
his table viii always be supplied with the best in
market
He respectfully soicits his friends and others to
give him call Nm. II. FLENAING.
June H. 81
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II NOW NOTHING HEAD-QUARTERs

~ NOW NOTHING Hf;AD-QUARTERs.
~ DErnIcIl;s Blacksmith hop IN Curwensylile,
nearly opposite the Post ofice, always open and
JAco8 himself always ready TO serve his custom
most durable menner Horse shoeipS deie on the
shortest notice, and on failure TO rendender satS@
faction the money returucd
All kinds of grain taken in exchange Tor "ork
ard the money not refused
JACOB DETRICE.
CurwcnsyiIle. Zee 6, 1S5l.-Iy.
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4 GfAUT1ON.-AlI persons arc hereby cautioned
Sagains. purchasing. or in any way meddiins
with n two horse wagon and a pair OF bob sieds
now in the possession of p. IL. Booz. as the said
property biiongs to me and is in his possession
loan only. 80 .i : JOHN. BKUBAkEli:a
September 20 1851 ...-...l-. .r--a..
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70 A certain congregation in the village OF
b, was much annoyed by the spiritual
manifestations Of an ancient maiden lady,
who, as the sermon progressed, became rather
loud and frequent in her pious CALCULATIONS.
and gave strong indications Of getting up q
revival on her own individual responsibility
AT length the pastor paused in the midst OF
his discourse. declaring that re could not pro
ceed, until the noise ceased, or the cause of it
was elected from the church. These remarks
only increased the evil; he then requested
some memtcr to reproYe his Adversary
Whereupon couple of young bucks inlmcdi-
ately volunteered to execute his. s.request. They
marched up to the offender, lifted her up in
their arms, to carry her out, willing or unwi1<
ling, and had proceeded about halfway up the
aisle, with the eyes Of the whole congregation
upon them, when the lady cried out, in a loud,
shrill voice: 'sOur Lord was carried into Jcru-
salem on one ass, but am honored BY being
carried out by two!''
1t IS needless 20 add, that the two dropped
their burden Immediately, and fed from the
church, while the lady walked back to her
seat.
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z ) The partnership heretofore existing between
e. NJ Graham and J 4. Watson was this day dis
solved by mutual consent, having disposed of their
interes. 10 Jas. B. Graham. G. Nj. GRAHAM.
j. e. WATSON
Grahsnton October 81 1851
The business vii, hereafter be continued by Jas.
B. Graham as formerly. who viii collect ell re-
counts Que, and pay ail debts contracted by the
for,rcr firm, JAS. B. GRAHAM
Grahampton November 10, 1884 ~
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ra,yRONE CITY DRUG STORE.--The

TE,yRONE CITY DRUG STORE.---Tho
i undersigned having purchased the, entire
stool, OF = 4. Martin, would take this method of
informing the.Natives, and TIE public generally.
in fact every thing that is generally kept IN
Drug Store. can be had IT this establishment cheap
or dan ~ any other in the country. This estab-
lishInent will be under the management OF
that has experience, and is veil acquainted with
medicine, ard is also cornpetant to prccr;5o FOR
ali those that may require the advice of Physi-
cian. --. JAMES IL. AiAAItN.
p. s. a private Office attached
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At LANE d CO-Wholesaie Clothing Store.
N. No! -t7I1 Market Street. Every variety of
.iy made CloIhing in the most fashionable sylos
constantly hand. - 80 lJEne 10, oily. -
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M TED.-A young man, good workman
~ and cutter in the Merchant and Country
trade in Tailoring. either az partner or foreman,
sill find a good situation and constant employ
ment after the lst Of May next in New Washing
ton, Cleariield Co. D S. P1.oTNER.
New Washington. Jaunary q. 1s55.-3t -------
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coon SITUATION FOR A DOCTOR.

A GOOD SITUATION FOR A DOCTOR.
N Doctors office and Lot at private sale sitaa-
ated in Frenchvile east of LutZ's Store. formerly
owned by DR. f. Canficld. For further particu-
lars inouire of LEVI LUTZ.
n BlDrugs &c, viii be sold with the Office.
FrenchviiIe December q. 1884
USsELL& & SCHoTT, IMPORTERS AND
Fe, WHobEsALE DEALERS ~ Drugs, Chemicals
dc, Nos I35 Market, Merchant Street.
Jan. L. '55. Philadelphia.
TglYKONE CITY ROTEi..---HU8HEs d
IL IRWIN, would respectfully inform the public
that they have very greatly improved their House
ard are now able TO afford the travelling public
the inestcomfortablc accommodations. Their bar
is furnished With the very best liquors: and the
Injuries of the Philadelphia market to be
found on their table They respectfully invite
their numerous friends in Clearfeld to give them
a cali August 9,io54. 3
NJEW BOOT AND SHO& STORE.---The
subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie, that he has just opened entire new stock OF
boots and shoes, in Graham's Row. one door cast
of the Journal Office, Clearfeld, Pa
Every variety OF Ladies and Gentlemen CATERS,
laced boots pumps, congress boots childrens shoes
6e, &C. cheap for cash lie hopes 70 receive a
liberal share Of patronage. Boots and shoes made
to order T. > bLACh.
Aug. 16, 1854.
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fES L.BARSErT, j. wIrn WILKINSON. TAY-
h-As LoR d Co, WHoLELAE DEALERsr IN = -fek
FOREIGN AND L3HEsTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 73 Market Street. between Second and Third
Sss-s Philsdslphis kf>a III ssr-{ta.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

Js Iflt, BROTHERS JONES,
4 Z No l5S & 100 Marker STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Importers and manufacturers OF Cry 0'1F EGstern
g,,lr BOO rs, ,cslI SHOES also every variety Of
French and English shoe hastings. Patent Leath-
er Kid aud Gait skins, Shoe Laces Gallons, Bind
ings &c. &c. suitable Ger manufacturers
Also Foreign and Domestic Straw and Silk Bon.
nets Leghorn. Panama and Palm Leaf Hats, Eng
lish French and Ametcan Artificial Flowers, oii
SILK Straw Trimmings Il, &C.. &c.
Having removed 10 our new Store. No. l5S leo
Market Street below eth, South Side up stairs,
invite ycur attention 70 large and varied Stock
Of Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes which we ara
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
al our Goods being exclusively of our own di-
roct Importation ard Manufactures feel cona-
dent that our facilities are such that can offer
YOU inducements as regards variety and prices OF
foods unsurpassed by any house in the countrT.
BOXER. BR0THERS & JONES. -
Nov. 8. IS5+.-ly. Philadelphia.
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The above are but few extracts from numerous
notices of the press lately received. Those who
wish Household Words win receive it monthly By
mail upon remitting the subscription price. Sps-
ciElen numbers sent-oG receipt of eve red postage
stamps.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

ri EW LIvEit3 HORSES, CARRIAGES AK.
inform those who desire to be accommod aaed With
Horses or buggies Oh reasonable terms, that they
always be obtained application at their Sta
hle or tho Good Intent Entei. in CurwenstiHe
FkEMfING 4 FOSTER,
Curwensvilie Jan. 81 Is55.-5mo. -
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EAMES D, GRAHAM-M Merchant and extensive
AZ dealers in lumber Grahampton, P o. Clear
field county. Pa. May 2i '54-,y.
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VEAyE yOU SEEN SAM,-The subscriber
wor,a inform his old friends and the public
generally that he still continues to keep house
of entertainment in New Washington, where thoss
who call with him viii receive every attention.
and be made comfortable ~ ~
Good stabiing. and every other. convenience !os
horses on the premises. DAVID g. PE0TNEE
New W washiaSecrs, Jan, 81. f8cG ii+
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HOUSEHOLD w0RDs.-A MONTHLY

EOUSEEOLD W0EDS.-h MONTHLY
kx MAGAZINE At 50 PER YEAR.-oniy
those who read tke ssrisl SO promptly issued every
week by Dickens with thoughtful appreciation,
know how to Prize il. ''IIousehoid Words Is
modern journa, for the people devoted to common
subjects uuco.amorIy treated, excellent in styls,
in genius in manner, and wonderfully fertile in
subject The pieces the right length; they
exhjeit wonderful variety and attuned 10
harmonious key and remarkable unity of effect.
scr the money, there IS not the equal of House
hold Words for Z family journal. Pleasant SO
rcs. useful knowledge, graceful anecdotes. charm
in.; essays. alternate IN its pages. 1t IS al
ways convenient to secure a copy of the weekly
issue on the arrival of steamer; in order to enjoy
regularly this delightful work, We advise rea-
dcrs 70 possess themselves Of the handsome month
IL rcrrint of McElrath & Baker who bring ou.
q. ,.Ilousehold Word..with coInnendabIe penctuali-
". at New-Yor Frederick Parker, IS Washing
ton street is the Boston asent.-Bostoa Trans
crsPt.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

EE BUCHER SWOoPE
~. 1ot o9 q ATTORNEY At Law.
sal CLEARFIELD, Pa.
Two doors East of Journal Office. Up stairs
Dee. l. 1854 slgNie tt1 s ~ 1t ryf Z
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

Z 3Tlg RUSSELL e &G0--TANNERS &=CURRT-
e. ERS, penusviile. Granpian Hills. GIcarield
Co. Pa. keep constantly on hand an excellent
sorncnt Of leather which they offer for sale ct the
lowest cash prices Cash paid for hides
July Is, 1874.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-04-04

GUsT ARRIVED splendid stock Of Cloths,
aD Cassiaefes. Vestiugs, Trimmings, &c reeeniiy
purchased by the Subscriber, which he viii sell Or
make up 10 order IN the tuost fashionable and iu-
rsbie mannef.l:.s his sore IN .'.;kaws Row. The
material and fits warranted No charge FOR show
ing his cheap and beautiful goods
lie would Inform the trade in ClearEeld. that he
is thc. authorizcd agent foI peve,e,s London and
Paris Fashions.
TiIoS. SHEA
June 27. 1854.
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.ll Barrels New Orleans Sugar, at Sixpencc per
~ pound, for sale at the Cheap Store of =
A. NJ HILLS
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NNTE ALI TAKE HOBENSACK Hot cnsack $
w Worm Syrup and Liver Pills for sale by
june 3, 3t., M0SS0P d PoTTARFF.
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GHEAP OL0THING.-A large lot of Cheap Clio
" thing, Mems and Boys for sale cheap by
June l5, 81. M0SS0P & P0TTARFF
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EAMES CTi0WTHEs,-JUST OF TIE
os PEACE, CurweBsville, Pa. ofEice opposite the
food Intent HOTEL June 10 1854
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GEORGE ~. COLLA0AE, Conveyancer
VI and Land Agent, No. 3. Goldsinith's Hall
Philadelphia will faithfully attend all business
entrusted 70 hiscare. @
June -. 1874.
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T0N Bags of Coffee, just received aud for sale
AOO at the New Store Of a. NJ. HILLS
june u. s.. -.
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ReLACKBERRY BRANDY certain cure for
ID , the Dysentary, for sale by
June -, 81. MoSs6P & P0TTARFF. 4
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M a. FRANK JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. Cleariield, Pa, Office in "Shaw's Row.
June. To- 1854.
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0U,U Of best aaity % for sale S at the Il t;i si@s
of the Red Flag, Prize So so per thousand
June 81, 1854. - ti
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DEIDLEMAN 4 HAYWARH-Wh Gro
e,crs, Tea Dealers. and Commission Mercha,ii
No. 273, Market Street, Philadelphia.
D, BEIDELMAN,
ss A. HAYWARD,
June 15 Is5i-ly, '7si
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-20

IHE GREAT PUKlFYER OF THE RLcel !
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCUhyIN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
A N INFALLTBLE REMEDY for Scrofll.
II Ia, Kings Evil, Rhesmatisn. oba nate Cutnne
0us Eruptlons, finInples or Pustules N the face
Blotches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, King Worm or
Ietter, Scald Head, Enlargement and / In Of ths
sones and Disorder
from an injudcious use ~ lmpruden, inIifs
or Impurity of the Blood. '''''N
.IThis great alternative medicine and Purifier Of
$1,000 IS now used by thousands ofgratefl
all parts Of the United Sates who testify dailyto the
performed by the greatest Of all med
.algia, rheumatism, Scrofua Eruptions on the Skin.
Liver Disease, Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores Affections OF
the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat. Female Com!
planLs; rams and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
timable remedy. ii7 = ~. -. - n
Forall diseases Of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with 1t. Itcleanses tho system Of
all impurities acts gently and efficiently ON the Liver.
and Kidneys strengthens Digestion gives tone "a
stomach mai the skin clear and healthy ,and ra.ore
heConstitutioD, enfeebed by disease ort s en- dow
strength. - % :
For the Ladies, better than III Ii.
cosmetics ever used. few doses OF ss Sp
isH will remove all sallowness ofcomplexios
Drng the rose mantliHg to the cheek give elasticity 4
me step. and improve the general health renarx
apIe degree beyond all the medicines overheard Of
ihe large number OF certificates which we have re-
rom persons from all parts ofhc United States
the oest eVldencc fha there is Humbug about II
me press hotel keepers, magistrates physicians. and
public men, we'll Known to the community, ali add
nelr testimony TO the wonderful effects Of lhis
BLOOD PURIFIER. f ~ ''' 80 = A'Asn Asn
gaii on the agent and get a circular and Almanac.
he wonderful cures this truly greatest Of ali
D none genuine unless signed BLNNETT 4 BEERS,
ntopIeIors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond. Va: 10
Srnssaa orders foFsupplies and agencies must be ad-
ana for sale by |. Swift, and C. Hatch Rayenna;
waan n Wilson, Deerheid; d. Bostwick, Edinburgh:
" Cone, Franklin Mills; G. & c.. r. Harmon.
aurora; o. I. Drake, Freedom; Parsons e Root,
Ravenna, Nov. %. 1864. G7 N IN. II
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

John HOFFMAN, JerOmesvile, Ohio, Nav Goth Iasa
said 81 write to state for your satisfaction and oIs
for thaof others that your German Btters is what Vol
reeommenditto be, highly valuable medicine wbicr
know from having useditin my ow family to INV an
tire satisfaction. All who have used il give the
recommendation ~ S""iS
Having eardyour German Bittershigily recomman15
ed from sources in which placed much conHdanoa
ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One of them
gave to my daughter who has derived great hanna
from u; two of the others sold Immediately. and
would IKE you to send me supply of it to sell
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, MAY 20. 1ssl s.v.
Your German Bitters haveproved successfnl in eve
case that has come to my knowledge and has onenei
for itself great demand.'' P'N
Thomas Letchford, Covingon, Ohio, Dec. ostb 1889
says: "My wife has been affected with the Liver com
which time have spent great deal for doctoring hn
she received very little benefit therefrom and an,lIy
the doctors said she could mol be cure Last spring
and ever since taking them she hes been ob IN
to her business untvery lately she had new attack
out hasagain commenced the Bitters. have sold
Iul'e a number OF bottles through her recommenda
on ana rs far as can learn IL has given satisfaction
to all.' ''"0'oh
David Abbott, Austinburg, Ohio, December5 S. 1850.
says: Permit me to testimony to the
efcacy OF your German Btters In the cure OF Iiver
complaint: Foryears previous to taking it, wassse
verely afflicted with disease of the Liver 40 tha,
dd not expect to live but BY free use Of The Bit
ters, thanks to kind Providence, nnd myselr en-.
trey restored to health and able to resume
employment.o say 1'""'
These Bitters are entirely vegetable and rreefrom
Alcohohc stmuiant and allniurous ingredients mild
prostrateit. W.
They entirely vegetable and free from all ipur
ons Ingredients. ''
Soldby ydealers In medicin eeveryvbers
,, sold by ]. Swif, and c. Hatch, Ravenna; Wauu e.
wilson. Deerfeld; d. Bostwick, Ednbure: ]. w.
oohe' nrsL rsankhn Mills C. & c. X. Harmon. Aurora
"a i'N'ers In medicines every where "
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FsEGrk, n. J., Dee. 10, Is47. = VIZ y
GFeias care Of Liver Complaint Of
ten years Standing.

n NeU York, Jan. 9th. fs4s.
Wine and Pills TO remove disease Of The I've T
which have suffered severely for nnwsr6 ~ fos tn
Whe cna sg h adnered closely ohe directions
neaitn Notwithstanding all who knew me thourbt M
Gase ps, nsurabie. Previous to taking The Wine snS
fs, had recourset0 the best method treatment n,,
continued TO grow worse to an alarming decree saa
81 81 my riends spoke desPairiney ofmy cnse, and traJ
repedas e lf9m making use of any advertised
dreds who are dissuRded from taking vonr exnaau. %
neuelnes, III consequence Of the deception and inar
heeney Of many advertised remedies hi f,,th ~
prhcipied men in flaming advertisement Rvs ~.
pity 1t IS, that the deception used by others sbnpiS
10 lhe means Of dssladipg many laboring under dis
ceilentremedes. Humanity speaking thew have ssrod
my life; when I commenced making use of than
har ~ Sresshed condition but began to experience
lnef good effects in less than three days; and in si
weeks from the time purchased the medicines - *
great 1 surprise Of ~ ny friends enre enred
ken one box oftbe Pills. and two bottles S, WE "a
would to God that every poor sufferer would ays;
himself Of the same remedies. Yours - s'AiA
3l NERVOUS DISORDERS "tA'os' W
Are diseases Of the mind as well as Of tho A... "a
ost Daongne On by troubles and aton aud are
sensitive minds. bow ssrits. melanchoiv Srishasr %
creams and feaesal aslscipations Of evil nom tbs
ders. The Forest wine and Pa ~ nervous a alsof.
remedy In these complaints 3e 53I 4s7 - eSV
Extract Of letter from Mr. Joseph PauldIng, d..
DF; 9. w. HALSEY: Philadelphia Sent. 7tA Is4a.
Dear SIR, you Forest Wine and Pills have cured nv,
Wiie OF dreadful Nervous disorder with which sis
nad peen afflicted for many years. Her body wns AZ.
most WasIea away, She was frequently disturbed In
hausled and covered with perpiration, ana 4. times
snaeF y he oelnsion that something dreadful
Ties q ths gine and box Of the Pills NE il now in
ansa sne mas regained her flesh and color,
n J. .C. PAULDING, 4
u ~ DAvi1 MARVIN, celebrated practitioner Of,
M noLk declared publicly, that one bottle OF Hal
Ssy ~ f9rest VINE contained virtues ihan fifty
IN large bottles OF Susceptible. MesaFs s. ST.
LAhpMkL Coz one OF the largest and most resnecta.
s.t Die tp,SSgglsts Sg y syraeuse letter sFrom
wnat tney have heard and seen Of Halsey,s Forest
Wine, u is an excellent and good incidence ana viii
day. s -ise'Sihe y me
The Forest Wine pnt up in large square bottles.
wlln Halseys name blown IN the glass; III per bottle
or SIX bottles for S5 Gnm-eoaeed Pills. og Gents ner
box. Agents are authorized 10 retail asweil as whole
ale ON as fayorable conditions as The pronrictar
Appointed Agents. I'M ~, AosA.-A AosA
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New ArranSenMeast.

THE Subscriber having taken the old
L stand of Durham & Gardner, doors east Of tho
brick block, in Rayenna intends continue the Boor
SHOE and LEATHER business in all its branches.
Hewlkeep oil hand, to meet Nae wants Of his Gus
of all kinds of both and home made work and
most kinds of Leather. Innings, Findings, Lasts, &C.
Athome made work will be ofthe best ma teria that
can oo procured; and having engaged the services Of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some of the best establishments in the
country he hat.ers himself he furnish his custo
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line that
wlicompare in style and durability with the best work
made. eithcreast or west.
Cash. Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment.
Ravennn, March IA, Is55-32-tf JOHN GILLls.
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HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE!
AND
CHEAP GOODSil, .,s
ID down with all Monopoly and Extortion

Nm. BARKER, having taken Mr.. CAmp.
~ BELLS Store, opposite the Court House, Raven.
ma, Ohio, where heiHtends to trade until Decembar
next. and receive from the East regular supplies ~
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, LiverDooI Wsra
and other crockefy, and would invite the peopie ~
Portage county 70 call and his stock when
anything Of that kind, 40 he intends to sell on snes
terms as cannot fai to give satiscton 70 The bpyer
the lowest price without Cash. and as hs Oar 5ial =
very limited, ne VIII have TO- do exclusively Cnsb
Ifsae, MS motto being. Smaii Proftsand Quick sales
Z bafker triumphant, or Right over Might 4 state
g ent ~ the facts 10 the Prosecution OF WA
~ seinmg goode IN kasenna without Pedlef's IL
We utter defeat Of bis enemies and their eri
w sname ana Of face. Sent 10 any address
postpaid on rcceip. Of three cents. IA. -
al ~ Psge at1 of BAKKER Triumphants Or HorsIhs,
~ D DosTWLoK -. Il aIlEtsxN s Asfs I0tf.tfl