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u The Gettysburg Star, aifuding to the
course Of the Wigs in Lebanon County in
seeking an honorable fusion with the Alneri-
can Party, says: f-E.Lt It'if - +
s'There' iSlsometlring sensible in these movc-
ments, andwertll5 the serious attention of
honest rneilof all parties. Modern Locof0co
ism has invited ana effected q coalition with
the Foreign and Catholic vote, and is now di-
recting bitter crusade against everything in
the shape of American sentiments or Arks.i-
can policy. There iSaneithef. rO1In nor use
for more than twoleadipg parties in this strug
gle between Americanisni and Anti-Amcri-
canism. And between the two parties neither
Wing nor Democrat ought TO hesitate. y tsz
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-08-08

Tar SALE OF LtSB WARRASrs.--F The transac-
tionS in land warrants arc very large in all quar-
tcrs at this time. Full four thousand acres
per day are sold on the average in Wall street,
New York, which is RENTED Tor in gold coin
from the west, and being on account of sol
diers. finds its way into imnledi circulation.
Warrants are often sent on from the west, and
sold here says the Post. TO parties also in the
west, 50 much is New orl the centr.l point
OF all transactions Detroit is mn active point
Tor the purchase of these warrants. The price
varies from 81 10 to 81 12a, buyers price, to
81 III, selling price among the brokers'.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-08-08

gJTAn additional section of the Va. Cen
tral Railroad has just been opened to GRAVY
ford s, APPOINT nineteen miles beyond Staunton.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-08-08

iBArIEs.-The local editor of the Buffalo
Repubfie recommends the following nloHaS oo
erzgidi Of Keeping babies from two 70 ten
months old perf2ctiy,quiet for hours -s-7ryz
As soonas the sqilaller awakes, set the child
mp, propped by pillows, if it cannot sit alone,
ana smear its fingers with thick molasses.-
Then put half dozen feathers into its hands,
and the young one will set and pick feathers
from one hand to the other, until it drops a
sleep. As soon as it awakcs, more InolasseS,
and more feathers, aud in place of nerve-as-
founding yells, there will be silence and enjoy
ment unspeaIlable
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s -AIrEy fICESTIoUsNEss.--A new German pa
per is to be started in Pottsyille, this State,
and the prospectus say SIT is -estiplShed 10
advocate the-repeal Of the despotic and un-
constitutional anti-license law; TO advocate a.
proper modification of the hypoeritical Sun
day law. and finally to recommend TO the
people such men. as are honestly infayor OF,
and are capable of repeating such measures =,
Are such precepts likely to improve the NOR
ais, or condRce to the happiness of our people!
VIII the country be more respected When
German inflelity is introduced among US
We think not.
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SUGGESTIVE CONTRAST Smith Robinson,
who is said to have robbed five thousand dol
lars from an express train within month was
yesterday arraigned before the municipal court,
and, of course, he must go TO tie State pris-
on for life: W. s. Tuekernlang however, who
conie>ses that he has stolen two hundred and,
seven thousand dollars from the Eastern Rail-
road, walks abroad without interruption, and
can still e3lioy the good things OF this life as
we'll as ever. 1t is evident, therefore, that all
persons who mediate robbery should do it on
the largest possible scale, if2ti,cg wish to be
safe. BY the way, should not Tuckernian read
Iaci;-acoy-n y-nuA i-B0ston Mail.
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A SUGGESTION Newark Eagle very just
ly. remarks that there is one thing which the
Anti-Anerican organs should remember
They should remember that in all their violent
denunciation and vituperation Of the Ameri-s
can party, they are denouncing and vi-upera-
ting large majority Of all the people born
and reared in the United States. They should
bear in mind, that, when they call the meIn-
bers of the American party, '.bats.'' ''o@ls,'
ssliars q ssperjurers, = ''traitoFs, sscowars,"
and ssvillians'' they are applying those terms
7 o l,y far the greater portion Of the sons of
the soil Of this country. r -- -jf-..gi
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pRa4S

The IoenSsi. is Published every Wednesday,
at oNg DoLI.lsa. AM RtfFN GgNrs per =i,ununl in
advance or iva DoLLARS within the year
for the arst anu twenty-five cents for each add-
tional Insertion. A liberal deduction made TO
those Who advertise by he quarter. year
The e>rerms will he strictly alterel to,5ls..t
No paper discontinued without payment of ar
rearages. unless at the option Of the publisher,
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a TTEN TI0N REGULARs!- You are or
"a dercd to meet parade on Saturday. August
lTth, at | 0 clock. Each member will provide him
self with FIVE rounds of blank eartrides
BY order Of the Captain:
GEO. W. RHEEM. Jr., First Serg't
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-08-08

SoUTHERx PoIIrIcAL MOVEMENTS
James C. Jones, OF Tennessee, has written a
letter in relation to the current sational excite
ment raging in the political atmosphere. He
argues that the Northern States have in
body declared themselves hostile TO the South,
and Joined eabolitienssconspirators aud trai-
tors against the Constitution, - and that, there
fore ths people Of the South ought to form
political union ssto avert tiie Danger threat
eping that section. lie proposes the orgapiza-
ton of a purity OF Wings and Democrats OPP
posed to the n orth, las that. is, just such a
party South, as the .S'Repubiean Party, is
North. Nj. Jones, once fegarded as highly
conservative, lias turned a. complete somerset.
and is now foremost among the .'fire caters
Mr., Jones objects to the American party be-
causc, at the North, itli is too strongly anti
Slavery. s55 s1ag So llia = liH
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Slavery min EBR AslzA.-No otr Kansas, but
Nebraska! Slaves are now bought and sold
in Nebraska The aboniinable traffic in hui
man flesh in that free soil, is. going on in the
light of open day !, and the boast is made, that
not. only Kansas, but Nbraska also, shall be
pnrpetually desecrated by slavery. Read the
following advertisements, taken from the \ e.
brasEa Netcs, of July 10Th: 94
EIHIYE- NEGROES FOR SALE AT NEBRASKA
Il CTTY-FiYE .soUSD, HEALTHY .NEGRoEs ARE.
now offered for sale at this place. Three Girls,
good house keepers, and two Boys. Rute and Joe,
fine field hands compose the lot. Terms easy. For
further particulars inquire at the Nezes Office jyl4
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7ATEW FIOTEL:-The old SsBRIyG HoUsE, at
La a1+ 9 NEW WASHING f0T; l-E
has been REQ Pened and refitted by the undersigr
ed who respectfully sblicits ashare of public pat
renage. aat
lie is we'll provided with house room and good
stabng and intendskeeping Temperance House,
at which he viii always endeavor to make his
guests feel a home. g. JOHN SiETTERE
August !. 1919. If -. t z.
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AND sHoE STORE;

ERO0T AND SHOE STORE; .r..
ES GRAHAMS ROW, CLEARFIELD, PA
The subscriber would inform the public that he
has Just opened an entire stock Boots and
Shees, IN Graham Row, one door east of the jour-
nal Office
Every variety of Ladies and G Gentlemcns' Caters,
Laced Boots, Pumps Congress Boots,
Childrens' Shoes &c, &e.a
Boots and Shoes made to order.
n 8. E1e. ar c. :. BLACK
Aug l, 1852. - -.
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ISARhSD IsS-a most beautiful selection and OF
the latest styles, for sale at the cheap store Of
June 27 '55 A II. HILLS.
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GtABINET hAk1NG--The undersi gnea
u would respectfully inform. the public, that he
has taken the old stand opposite the Methodist
Church known as ~
MoRRo W'S SHoP,
where he keeps constantly on hand and manRfae
lures to order. every variety of Household and
Kitchen
R{I9q ssfIjpF mraf
such as Tables. rurcaus, safes, Stands C1ptoards,
Sofas Bedstcads, &c, OF every s-yle and variety
JOSHUA J0HNSoN-
clcarfcld, Pa, Aug. 1855.
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NTDTICE-Thesu subscriber respectfully informs
! the citizens Of Clearlield county, that he has
rented his Tanncry 10 John McGHughey. whom he
can recommend to his customers rs attentive and
obliging. ealso respectfully requests all persons
to com forward and settle their accounts he IS
desirous ofclosing up his business Hides TAKEN
on old accou nts. JOHN MCPHERSON.
Aug. 8, lS55
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has rented tiIc @ - Eaa
t NM Err ~
of John Mcpherson, where he will keep on hand
good assortment of all kinds of leather and hopes
by strict attention tolneeta share of public patron
age. Leather exchanged, orcash paid for hides
JOHN AIcGAUGiIEY.
Aug. s, 1885. slno. HE.IE as -oa5
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. BOEIN TROUTNAN. House. sign and ofna-,
eb mental Paintcr.-tila lazier, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger, offers his services to the citizens of
Clearfeld and vicinity. -
Shopon 4Egslst 81. jisist 5r4ozc NE Fol,asFrg
CH4IRS. LOUNGES. SOFAS. ROCKING-l
! .te5.. CH4ERsS. OTTO MINIS. DC. ~ i
kept constantly hand and made to order, equal
in beauty 10 any that can be obtained from the
East, and more durable in material
Aug. I. 1855. a 81 glni mid H5-5t sa
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TaE RAF Z sMAN's JOURNAL.

THEWAr At Is DoSE-The following item from
the La4casfeysaa, Democratic paper, shows how
making presents to the officers on the Columbia
Railroad has been done. Sometime last winter
Col. Baker, the superintendent was presented
with set of silver by the iaborers on the road-
1t appears from the following that there is snoth
er eraspisant 10 honors Of this Kind. in the employ
o. the State:
How IS DoSE.-Anot}er assessment is being
made on the poor day lnborers on the Columbia
Railroad, 10 purchase silver set for Mr. Darling
ton, the supervisor. In order to furnish Mr.. Ba-
ker with one, the forenen on the road we're taxed
el5 each, engineers SI5; fremen sic. and day la
borers So We believe that enc half this sum is
eXPected now, as Mr. Darlington is not quite
high in authority the Superintendent One OF
the engineers has given US the following, as the
amount OF his tax for the past seven months:
Silver service for Mr. Baker SIS
Mr. Darlington. 10
iSn5scuptioasoHa 70 Haryfs5lyg Patriot,
S2I
As this last presentation is to take place shortly
we advise the auditor General to keep "a sharp
look out for the cheek rolls
We have frequently charged that the laborers
IN the employ OF the State were TixED 70 support
the Harrisburg PttFiof;-and above we give Demo
cratic authority 10 sustain the charge. We have
good reason to believe that this system of beed-
ing hard working laborers to keep up Locofoco
publications which could not otherwise be sus-
tanned, is practiced along the whole line of
public improvements. One of the Canal Comms-
sioners is the father of the Pafot editor. and of
course the sons paper must be supported some
how or other The above item shows ''totc 70 is
HOlSe. f{eef9gb.
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Use the Magic Impression

DIAPER for writing without Penur Ink, copying plants
Il leaves, flowers Pictures. Patterns Embi oidcry
marking linen lndeihIy, and manifold writing. THIS ar.
tICle is absolutely the best portable nsRTd in the known
world for small quantity folded and placed in the pock
Ell, constitutes travelling inkstaud which cannot be bro
KeI NOPenis needed, Io any scksharpeRed to point
writes equally wei tie LEST g Id pen in Tie universe
For drawing, II in spcnSablC Ii S, Indeed, tile only
OF Drawing and Painting taught In ole lesson Any
ca plant. Hover be transferred pages
album, with minute aud distinct resemblance Ornatue.
Will. equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns
taken and have received the highest euOguns from the
lair seXi and Indeed an tasteful present lady
UOulu not be produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark .nen or other a,ti-
ccs SO as 10 remain perfectly indelhc All the washing
in the world fails TO brngit out ANY child use il
with perfect ease With this Magic Paper, likewise
-four copies Of Oeter written secured without
any additional labor whaever making The cheapest and
most convenient article eXtant ILs used great ad
age by reporters OF the public press telegraph operators
aud hosts OF others
EsCh package contains four erent cOlors black blue,
green aud red, with lu and printed ruCinns, iOr ali
40 uscS hnd will last sufficiently to obtain COO distinct
pTesSOns.
1t is put up in beautiful enameled cOlOrcd envelopes
with tuthmliken OF tie proprietor attached. Each
and every package warranted.
PRICE-S2per dozen, five for 81. Single packages 25
cis Mailed 10 all paris Of the world Omth. reception
the above prices Address, postpaid,
N. VUBBELL, 161 broadway, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS. :
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNIMENTs.
J. B. VONDERSNIITH'S
Chang Hm
Chinesa Iinirnent.

tFlS SuFeriUr preparation is Presen ed to the Amer
i caHinbc with the eatest confidence that its efi
eent clSt've qualities HXCol other kaown L'ncut.
Its action is certain, sale aid uniOrn ang nnO case
where an external aPPicationis arProPtiatc An who
have tried CeSard it as in!sible The OnwiIG Dis
eVses: rteunlatsW spTaus uscs. swelIed limbs, weak
Joints, white swelling pains in the back, hips sides, the
breast, face, any other part Of tae Udy II is aneX
ceilent Telcdy in b'uSes, scads cuts, etc. Tie useful
ness Oi his iReSt ma bic chemical cOmPuuu isby
confined 10 the Uman species, is equally eicatOus
whenever applied TO diseases u the avOrite domes
iU animal he horse Among the many diseases and aCci
dents OccaTrn TO The hOrSet tor which Is the most GER
tRinCuIe, may be Gamel the ioOwg yZ' cuts bruises,
sPains in the shoulders Chaps, scrnlces, cracked heel
sweeney, spine, patOr rOtmfs, etc For Mrther part
Ia see directions on bottles.
TAKE NOTICE. F--- Es
Many an'just C5isctOns are made 70 al the ordinary
iHiHeHts O tie day account their offensive smell,
md the usghtly stains often len uIon tile skim won
DEF iu fact which has been verified 10 the astOIshNeHlOi
the most profound chemists, aud The delight OF GastduuS
patients Is that in addition TO its $uaTlsLg curative ell
eCts II is the most healthiu cosmetic aud eeabe per-
Iume To any part Of The skin 10 which it be applied
II inaTts rosy and natural gUw which lasts for many
hours5and leaves the vevety soncss hea,ihy sk IN
stead OF the eraetcd and cnpe appearance which is
common result OF almost all her articles used or tnot
purpose tieEce, every lady toilet is supplied with II
who Knows its exceenC qualities in this respect Tore
aze its agreeable odOr need but open one bottle AID
try for yourself
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March lst, 1854.
AmbrotvDes

HIHE subsCrber oilers 10 Lii public new style Of
i picture, far superior TO the pusueueOypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his estabI shmrnt They ale termed
AMBR0TYPES, si
the process for Which is patented i'll the United States,
GI eat Tttan aud France These pictures the IOsi
beauliu and truthful rrodutcd ny the Photographic
art The exceeding fneneSs, depth OF light and shade
sickness OF is wonderful They do not reverse lie
subject but represent everything in its true position.
They are withUut the glare Ui dagIereOtype, NAV be
seenim any view, AID vii! last ages unchanged, Ueing
lMPERISHABLE,
hence the name, Ambroype, which signifies lnjesIcti
bility. Tic picture stAkeII pluin guss which n
other a'e Of corresponding size is secured with an
structh!e cement by which the pciue viii orig
lna hlancy for ages; it viii by acids nor
he injured by water or climate RI =
AmhlUty Horoscopes must be seen be appreciated
The relief is perfect az He
DaguerTentypes taken at reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to call d my ga!c. v
A. q.
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WE have on eousIsHmflt I isa barrels No. Lard
osSss Stss $50; poANE & eswsILL.
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DISSOLUTION
CO-PARTNE ERsuIp.

EHE subscribers day partnership
IoI The Eurr0$e of1rsln acting COmnissionand For.
waidng business, under the style Gordon, Matthews
Co., and sOica continuance OF the business o: the ale
hrm IL. s. GORDON,
SASH JNo- NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNO. Il. AGNEW.
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Notice

NHE undersigned, having bought out the entire stock OF
i Goods belonging to MeSsrs. Wheeler + Lakin, Mcr.
chant Tailors would beg inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring business in the same room formerly
tancd the services OF both OF the former PrOPr as he
is to make to order every article in h's line
and very low for H. Having large stock on hand now
he is determined TO sell very low to reduce his sto' and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is rare chance
good clothing cheap. lie will warrant every article
to be recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've cali, ~
ian1o J. II. STALLMAN.
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Fall Fashion for Hats

FdII FdSnlOu lot daJS.
THE Subscriber prepared to furnish his numer-
ous patrons and all the Of msnkind with splen,
did hats ut the
LAT EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance brauty fnish cannot be
suras and when shaped to the head coniorna
tive fiji with perfect ease.
S0 'eCciS ing large rtmeIt OF mems, youths and
shiidTens son Hats, comprising black, naPped, plain,
Non Int venon, ngTaham Young meriCa ,eC tOgeih.
witha fine assortment mems, youths and cIltens
Caps al! OF which oe cd at lowestp prices, wholesale
senlf ". w IiMRsnN
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HIaHLY INGPoRTANT.

HIGHLY 4MROStANI.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest lmprONene yet dsLoyeTet for saving
labor end expense in washing Clothing and AoISe Clean
ing Linens and COttons washed by tn'S Fluid will be
whittier aad sore Than than If beaehed the grass
WGRRAN1 not TO iMure the fab C. Every lady nlP!
satisfy herself ontuat Oiut by soaknga Pete OF Cotton
or Iinenin the Fluid, M strength, for 81 hours which
wIcearly that 1t must be purely harmless, when
dilUe with2 gaIions Of water 20 'IaF pint OF fluid
Tie Chinese WASHING Fluid is wOI Ii tn'ee times the
single SXpence WEIGH will buy enough for large family
wasbtng, which cCm be dOhe in ) or nous.
MaHJectureJ aud sold by the sdbSG Oer, who hasate
ypu chased the right for ohiOcOumyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR, .
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Shooters! shooters!!

EHIvHL- IttVoIVAh8 IAnlhmeF
PTHIOl!!!
THIS pistol for simpcity OF construction, facility OF
loading and Prg rapdtty OF dschargns. power
cOTrec Eess convenience carrying, aid in exemption
nom liability to accidental dSchat sng claims Suleri
o:1ty over all Others manufactured. ..7F-
just received sale the cheap Jew.
eiry Store Of c. p BROWN,
ny1 No 4 Washington HALL
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rPFor ADVERT Ienients or greater length and less than
E,y irs .rted longer time than two months,
aeSH" tT nS 20 ne cent the above wiltbe made for
Tor III FIRST three months, and 60 per cent
thereafter. ,..;o,,-,,rl rl. 4 so,arr mr. less
- ~ 6,Uc
PER h1s a. I or pr oiessonal cards, square, per
,6V ~
For one column NNN a. .............. 5000
hall .. ..:.............,.. 1000
49,, tsou.rcent on the above orinside.
"m5peTsonal Communications charged at per thou
sand ems. -. ,.I S.n ,er so,av re- ner annunn
s rf sGuare aud same rate OF discount thereon IoT
number OF as under the genee an"
55arcn = lire Tor single insertions
lVSfn'S reI sements, with monthly change, one
Sne with weekly change 9J'uu
Nn,,cc oi ea hs inserted s,uuttOusly, but funeral
rnIra cha
Marriage notice cha rgetI.. oo
Nominations charsed for each candidate Tor acpa so
TSie office inserted for month or less, In advance ZoO
Ael'S'"u" Nv E X. BARTLESoN,
JOHN T.RuSSELL,
BEATTY & 20. -
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zAxrsv1LLr, ONO.

Mr.. D. YcndersmiM
Dear SiI:-l have been afflicted Tor three years with
rheumatism in my back, aud the last six months
able TO get out my bed without help, VnL your agent in
city insisted on my trying boltle OF ChsngFhu
lsHIueut aud try wnI effect il v'oad have aud bit
tie has relieved me much that able get OF
my bSd without difficulty. 1t been blessing n.e
just try It for yourself and you VIII be well pleased
MRS. N. COT HRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON 4 PATTERSON,
my5:ly No III Main street.
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House F1rnishinp Store

T HAVE just opened, at No 81 MonrOe street, new
stock OF housekeeping Articles consisting OF Table
cutlery Silver Plated AIbata and britannia ware Plan
Ised Jananned and Plain Tin waIe Walters OF different
81 yes and various patterns, ornamental and plain Fan
y and Plain willow brushes, Feather
Fly brushes wooden ware, Family Hardware, Bathing
apparatus aud Kitchen ware cUmpEele
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j. NJ. LEE,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL

si-- - H y OLA 3 b. EB
CORNER oF WATtR AED Union sTS., WHEELISa, VA.
kEPS constantly on hainl variety of books, among
IA which nay be found the works Of all the leading wri
e'S OF ihe times, such James, Buwer sue, Eliza e.
DuPay. Bennett, Arthur, Lprard Dumas, and Lever
M;y ms works are bound. in good style, with backs
he also keeps an Exchange Ltbr:ry. Persons puiclas
hE DOOks may return them amer reading Lem for Which
lie VII ray the following prices: 6oc books % cs; 25c
10oks stc, for 81 books so ceMs. Inlr29:Iy
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OPINIONS OF THE rEEss.

HrBRELL's MAglc IMPREssiOx PAPER We IeIer our
readers TO the advert in another column, ses
70 tn the merits OF tLs pleasing and ingenious Invention
The cheSrnes should induce ali TO give it taIPha
deIPhia Merchant. So
lis unsurpassed foI neatpess and utility, Should
meet with the sale il richly deserves -TIibune
ust what .he public has long desIred, aud recommends
iselI TO every lover Oi taste aud rcfHemeu-JOuca &
Uu:ier. augl4;3m.
DISSOLUTION.
INHE partnership heretofore existing under the rm Of
Gordon, Llaske & Co., las this day dissolved by
mutual consent l.. $. GOHDUN,
CLARKE ~ THAW, 2
March 1s:, 1854. J..B. AMER. ~.
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SprlnR Stock,

Spring Stock.
IAVFjust oPentns vers large andwell selected stock
saddIera Hardware and Coach TrimmtnHS
10 whic invite tic attention Of customers anG all
persons using goods vi this kind.
Old stand, 'IO3 AGfn street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-28

NECCLALLENS & KNOX nave removed their Whole
M sale of Boots and Shoes, to the new four story
brick building,
few buildings North OF the Merchants d Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street, and doors SOut
OF Wn. T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House, they are confident that with theiI increased acili
ties doing BUSINESS they offer 10 merchants still
greater Inducements FOR buying than heretolOIe.
does Nicola LIENS q KNOX