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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ Vii Sii1i; of writ o 81 ss,xr No a%S sale
Irecte4 X The honorable sseo"d n.fict
"i "y SS ct G%@p
49, Of as'5 DEs"t ~ III
M sn, "F Fr n a" hsreGn suaied in the
So"ne by Nceee M as and md a nIFs rse
T5 ss BY * s s ds ss on
parallel lines ylGt Sid Lot is composed Of the Whole Of he
s. @ t a f. G" :s Of re r. deposited
TEHMS-CasA on the spot.
mol l6 del Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA
'" Of s n'S' c HG@ s.? y; 5EsH
TUE ere,ilter , Of G: soch & CO. =, are here
e. = ksr E Notary r.nj,e Of is ciy, ToNDAY the
pose Of pon and aknr into CONSOLIDATION iG ' me- apr
psa" S ,a K'c t G% s for resPe .n4 fir
aps their person and properly saysa aTl a j. j. Al,
~ '.' ~ ~ VITO '''' /, b. HiiI;ihEAKn,
% 3tiI3h Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
ClSqrIEHE CouH DE- DISTRICT &c. RncH 4 CIEvs, LECRs
Scays,S".' de C. ho ,s'%%E9 n No
s t% ra Gic s aSfir S%qI, en- d aa o de T.
veny u.s. heres du m"t iG 2.e presd 'F en- ne con-
siejon ct dc delibrreT duplication dts G. Roch
lnterynle poussuea julciaires conlrc crrs
e pour tseter ics cre f .n ns"' "S'e'
R. 3. HUBBARD
~ ,MzI - Depn1t IiretIier
STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIFTH nisr1GT CorET e. STipEKEK vs. HIS GREDI
OF Ne" o' o iisd SG The S Sse": s Of l'e"'"
9 v ,s he as5 ,, ersa1tors Of
t" sho| cause With, Ten days from he r; publication hereof
a s, o"d G not be "papsd md i haaoi fE
and the tnS IA NJ has distributed in accordance herewith
~ ,''S ~ ~ ' ''''' ~''' S' G. iE isS
c24 3tinlod Deputy Clerk.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA
SciERs re les eit a De
A WIS est parccs 1'resentes domme aux ere r'..
IN Asrrs r., ror n:; in1S;e ct !ons. Nnes ersonnys
de Ia premiere publication du present avis les pour les
qees e c2mpte on taen prtentt D. g Laa nsisssnt
olHEt et les tos entire mains distributes COMMENCEMENT
G. LUMINAIs,
o. :G!nl0i Depu;' Gr'tter.
FIFTH n,srH'e7 Squirt Milky sTEWAH1vs uEK cREpI-
re s Hereby s,vc a9 70 TIC h 1ti
~ TIE n,ovcmt and 10 III oher persons erei Interested
n5 y on On ' he 81 hS' si SS S%"'y F:
9Sck M for the r m Of Heera;is on a the T
cif p5oGeg; ans; ; er sro and opsr'y stayed
ga 3nlod deputy Clerk
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA
c,SaT'r y coFn D 2 NAhY srEWART Is Sc;
w 81 par cci pr ,. dome aux cren"
j. Ker note. public cee VILE IEUDI 6ctnc jour
S5 H oVss S5n De t' Plus u Ho fy gpe oS
pouESne juiciaes conrc =rsoAme ct bes sps
Par or,lre de Ia &c . octobre 1876
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FOR. RENT.

FOR IeENT-SEvEKA HANDSOMELY TT RNlsII-
will pr,re apply nj No i"3 st. J,,tIl street
thMl'> nipl tIr4ndclrt -'lrrtr. :Hff
nAs FOR RENT TIE STOKE No $I0 rAMP
tfi street, With 'ilnss Eases, "Iiicts, Slrtv, FIX
L'r ""jI adapted foi the fnnry Millinery, Dry Guos
AfEANE EInESf. w. 235 E,roun" t.vrea ol al i -.
liza -'r"i. ia very trr -,lnlr i!l!r-r W,a
All ~d Dettc Furniture Depot. or Mineral Water MlHGrr
SNAIL DWELLING HOUSE. on Cia>ourt formerly I,.k
F"r M, oSpy 70 W '' '''''' " ,JI<AMNS DrsEAy.
% i " common S':v"t
80 FOR RENT = THE -FOUR STORY BRICK
STORE fronting New T., n!ld Fulton
BAEElI.T k CO.,
=" y 80. ii ''r,,nnt street
a44 FOR REM OK LEASEi-SEyf.KAL Dwell
I- IL !~e~ aud stores Ehsqurt formerly Jackson!
Ill Der jIY Dr%ur>, formerly rhIipps,} Camp. snn1u
G;hL1'' t"''hhce td OH other streets IN the First District
JAMES nEsEAN. Office a5 "o,rmon street;
t"Et'in k"Nr"I"" l5l 'iA'qn"t street.
IL TO NENT-TIlAT FINE Ful.E-sToRY HOUSE
s;'r Ne - Erlnpuu!s street. web known Mrs.
III 'c!iUr hpHc where sr has urrrs~Eily E,b fer ill.,.
''s; twenty Size will rHt it OrH boarding hUl,
~ - IL <" 70 call aud eXtmne fer themselves, CcrtHiuy
= ~ tle successful boarding houses in the
tn ''}"i.jFrr will he sold low. ali
xaA HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
R tItFN story Brick Dwelling, situated the
EsHI 1e Vi 'Ha street, between Basin and Franklin
- jason ~" s""nd tour. itrs good he'd
wing tvtn rooms pantry: roo1n csrrn and hylrn1-
tAe Uo' delightful city having
= at hi'hth;e OF the summer breeze The ;4cighDorhool il
A. = respectable.
For Ill particulars apply the Premises No 9l2 Ci,Nil
- -, md trNnk ID Strrcts 81 tf
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0aytitular Notitts.

pE- l.. A. Levy. .Tr., Auctlonecr and APP
prhcr has removed his Office to No rs Common street.
door Camp and prepared to give his personal
eon sales Of Real Estate. Negroes SUGGESTIONS and
door Sales of every description. nj Ct
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CONST.ABL.E'S SALES.

SEcOsD JUSTICES CouRT GEORGE ". CIIRIsTT vs. Ter
Parish Oh Orleans. 5 i.MIAIi ]. HDlDRIDGE.
- - No -,599.
- directed y thu Honorable &. ". Bradford second Justice
Of I'll" rtc" for tho Parish OF Orleans will proceed and sell
public unciian julia street between Magazine and Icol
Tit6uis Streets WEDNESDAY, November Eth 1856
y lock Nj
on, LOT OF TIN CANS:
BOILED OIL. SPIRITS nF TuRpENTINE;
IINSEED OIL. VIII IF LEAD;
DCIRh, PAINT BRUSHES:
--hnl--
O:ler articles belonging to paiu shop.
Seized in tie above entitled case
IERMS-EHsl4 on the SPOT
W W. MITCHELL.
q! nos l. Constable.
FIRST tUSTGrES CorKT2 Il. FERN AEDEX vs. Nj and Ms
Parish of Orleans s MITCHELL. No si9
PT VIRTUE OF writ Of fcri factns to me
u directed by III" Honorable D. F. Mitchell, First justice
Of the plce for ;e Parish of Urlc, will proceed Sell
public r,iOn my Warehouse No. - Julia street tt ES
DAY Tie Tin Of NorymbcE l&Ji u o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
SeiHHi in lle above entitled suit.
TFRN!St'a ash the spot
taJ En3 : II WM C. QIrIRk Constable.
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W i.l'N f.SDAf ~ EHlN'r, November o. loJJ.
Nyssr~. spALnrsG ROGERS have the pleasure to an
THOUSAND DOLLARS and converted into spacious
MUSEUM AND LECTURE ROOM,
capable Of accommodating
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS.
1t lhs ds Of the propetoTs q establish nstittion in
York and Bost?n and in aad'iGn prse, the public with
FIRST NIGHT of the celebrated
WEST & PEELs ORIGINAL
c Il " p B f l. l. II v $ r r E L. S,
under the direction of
NJ IT EEL,
The Greatest Ethiopian Delineator of the Age!
This TG"p S 3T,F cdp ys the ay s The s :"T
ir"nrhs mSprrceirlteI in he anas Of amnsenents The
general consent acknowledge them the
MODEL TROUPE or THE WORLD!
F:ne change Of performance evening For p"rtie
s1f- A.'misSis,, 81 cents. DIR = 4. JONES Agent
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLEs---A choice Sc,
IL icction Of PLATED GOODS, such full Of TEA
SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS, CRCET FRAMES, BUTTER
COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS. MANTEL AND CHAMBER
cANDEsTIcks ErERGNEs, PRESERVE STANDS,
etc,
From mnnufactory in the cyle largest stock in
,lc South and guaranteed Of STANDARD PURITY consist:
:rs:, part, Of TEA SETS, TRAYS PITCHERS, URSs
SALT STANDS, GUBI.ETS, CUPS SPOONS and FORMS,
in every style and at moderate prices
Table Cutlery.
irstrae article Of IvUrSi!Andei, Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES, at low price, made expressly for in Europe
Also, the finer kinds, from the celebrated Sheffield
factories
Lamps.
SOLAR AND MOpEKATi.CRi, beautiful assortment Of
o'S; '.S '''' ''', '' ''''i''' ''
3Eantc1 and Parlar Ornaments.
CANDIDA AS AND VASES GROUPS AND STATu-
| EFT ES-Of Ironze, Porcvlau and raria!r Ware.
I1,ua,r-t A,ts Of ptpCEI DJSSl,R
VICE on hand and ordered with name on each piece Of pat
! eFhs 10 Hiit HI .-fe. -
,.....:.... Clocks. =,
WARRANTED a, G ,,} FINE KEErEHS Fl For s sa Iy " ~
| HYDE 4 GooDRmn,
NJ ag'al e'ener Canal and soy"lss
.1. Lly1NG ;SIo& 8 C Ep;;S NIGhHAGEA
y" 5 to "'1 T y:,r ssn M i n Express leaving
s1*GinI mT<.e'e Will be dispatched on the steamer Of
p1, o de- their Letters Package, etc. delivered with
nol i,f + '"Hr"'' "'! '' ''" i'S TO give ell,
+,s 70 All nor, nc - ,,r,yrc l, ,Ct5 ;,,,.;
Vi vcy pyrsons VIII" Do nj rsIs in rs NV orir :.'
our Express enclose the with the above III
cs5T Arc"is u Sr%r;s"a are
t.<Ai 4 r., HT Ti .r =,
I' En- Juan ts Str'etnd "s';lo Rapids
IT,. iR F,2Sh R @1HItR; vfrsfn sav;
o F"T 'H Y6 +. H, , apply Il" ADAMS COS Express
LIVINGSTON 4 co.
TI-RErEEETcEs;-
~ 'N' II W a. " :i"If, I!v-'I"t >.ffaE"sa
"a: 5'I'J J. ' + Fa5s sS% S Nv York:
NJ p"rsSn FtT cS Ss| S 6r5rSis
ccj. wf' 'i"y S = liGI.nvs'
sh Ed. Recorder Fire, District New Orleans
Col Io F. II NSo %s,1" Nicaragua Army New os4ns;
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TINE undersigned have formed coranersip under the
style OF DONOVAN, McI.EARN Il CO.. for the purpose
Conducting Cotton Factorage and Commission business
\. u. DONOVAN,
JOHN &. McLEARN.
Me- emit s5 I'm
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4}EJtS~ f'Ds SA4E-~A SHIP or coo TONS; rApA.
kI% city COCO hlics cotton well found ar1 ready re
cargo: lui III Portsmouth, nf New Ilarrshir4
kt u lo'1 NtandS All aud sails fast, Will he sold low if
iInriiate application il made
HNNSlN Z o Lca.-...
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IOHy HAILER. q IsIsOVEtists. ~ TCHOUrI

y oas street above St. Joseph COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, are prepared do all Kinds Of WORK
in their line Of business such putting up 1 and GSPprT Gut
Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc hoots
all city moderate prices with ponrcss and
Dispatch All kinds ohh and Repairing Intended 10 with
dispatch. all orders hope merit
share Of the public patronage.
We beg leave the following gentlemen Messrs.
Crozier Wing, Jarson Mcintosh, Cook Mcrehouse. Ros-
Hughes, g. W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Ihaye,
Caller Turpin It Co. j. W. Jewell.
pIette Box co Mechanics and Dealers Exchange. IS
Charles street. au2l 3Iri.EW
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LUNESCEILOSS BROS. g. Co.
~~T III Camp street beg leave to advise the City
49, and Country trade that they have On hand
consignment and are ordered 10 close
" & TforthWith, large Grtnent Of Guns Rifles,
Pistols Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Portemon
ETC. which. together with their well known stock Of
Builders Hardware, Of description Crates Tools
they offer most reasonable prices and on
terms.
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DISSDLUTIOS-THE FIRM OF RAWLINS, DUN
~ CAN Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent and
will be continued for purposes OF liquidation only
SAM. ". RATLINs,
July l, 1856 L. Fl. DUNCAN.
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49, FOR SAEE-DETIGIIrFUI SEA SHORE RES
h.7 enrr At Mississippi Cy1o he sold reasonable terms
tGEM; property 1T Mississippi City, situated TO Mr.
Barnes, and within three minutes wall. wharf The
0Gs" C'rIno1iis and in excellent rrTnit The furniture
lie ke valuation if required For particulars nry
JAMES HARRISON & 1f'E
so
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m DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
Iwihl Edwaris,) Nos y, 30 and ~ New Levee and
e % and 81 FElton manufacturer of des
crip,ion Of Copper Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work.
He ready contract for the making Of Steam Trains
Clarifying and Evapora;ine Pans, Fteers, juice Boxes ard
everything appertainng to the sugarhonse.
general of Steam Gauges Staara hes Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly on hand.
would call the attention Of planters The Steam Trana
which successful operation the plantations Of
Col R. G. Camp MessTs Harrison J. Forstall Nelson
noneison, Qsgood Lawrence, u. 4 II. Stackhnnse A.
Thomson Co.. and L. E. ForBta Of this city. whom he
spect:ulIy refers full particulars ma
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| 81 STEEET-The undersigned has han% AID vii! keep
a constantly for sale. for either Cash City Acceptance
W full assortment Of SLAVES eollSisng Of Mhth AEltS
tescg: piiurs HOUSE and FIELD ANTS. etc. ETC.
Having leased the three story dwelling 40 l5h tclcE near
Bsr0ue h. prepared accommodate TRANSIENT raiders
reasonable obtained in the
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COMPREHENSIVE,

NOTICE-Na. JOHN DoIfIONDE BECOMES PART
~ ner in our house from this date.
o MARTIN OWEN & COBB.
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THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING ASSOCIATED
himself with Mr. WM. BARNES, Of this city will ctn.
TIME the Wholesale Grocery and Liuo Business, under the
and style of THOMPSON It BARNES.
DWARD THOMPSON.
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q d. ROBERTSO Is CO., STEAMBo iT
~ 'kNTS. Il PoydMS street, New Orleans. Sc II
ss4ks FOR SAE4EI-A WELL IMPROVED PT.ANTA-
SaSt TlbN containing about l2CN situated Little BIZ
t You Sara Creek in the parish of West Fecann, La.
Il miles from Bayou Sara and from Ratcils Landing.
which is The shipping point.
Tive Improvements consist of a large BRICK DOUBLE
DNElHiNG HOUSE. good Gin and Negro Quarters, and ali
the requisite Uhuldn.S The land is mduntius, but
much Il large portion being creek bottom Between and
geo i'll cultivation. Tie section of country is we'll
known he healthy. and the rl1urhnoi good. To good
purchase the will he liberal
R> CMreS Percy who resides upon the adjoining pana-
ton will show hr property persons DESIRING purchase
any information regards tcrls can be had ny addressing
l.. PERCY SARGENT, Natchez,
or NANnEV!IA.E 4 McI!llENNY
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DOCKS, BoOKs.,-Greenleaf-s Series Of

DOCKS! BOOKS .!--Greenlears Series Of
- Mathematical Works are being used in
nearly all the Schools, Academies and Colleges in
the United States, and are without doubt unrival-
led in point of merit, and in adaptation to the
wants of our schools they have the plainest rules
and best examples to illustrate the whole business
of life. The attention Of Superintendents, Direc-
tors and Teachers is respectfully invited to these
works before introducing uniform series OF any
other kind the law requires. These books can
be had wholesale. retail or in exchange for old
Books when introduced in the schools, at c. ID.
WATS0N'S Drug and Book Store.
Clearfield. Jan 80. I856-2m.
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BEES AND QUAILs appear TO have been entire
ly unknown among the Indians. The quail
makes his first appearance when the white man
plows and sows his field, and when the Indians
see swarms of honey bees they sadly acknowi-
edge that IT is time to abandon their pleasant
hunting grounds, and seek new homes.
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large ana sp.s :, Oh, ssl; isl,., ,d1eps
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TER MS.

The JoURsAL is published every Wednesday,
at OsE DOLLAR AND Fifty CENTS per annum in
advance, or Two DOLLARS within the year
Advertisements inserted at fifty cents per square,
of twelve lines for the first, and twenty five cents
for each additional insertion. liberal deduction
made to those who advertise by the year.
The Terms will be strictly adhered to.
No paper discontinued without payment Of ar
rearages unless at the option OF the publisher.
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sight of the limit, we need have no fear OF
running against. The rule as yet is, the bet
ter region is cultivated, the more productive
its soil, the healthier its climate, the more de-
sirable every way. So well convinced are we
of this, that we really wish that all who live
by fighting, all who live by rascality, and all
who find nothing else to do, would mend their
lives and go to cultivating the scil--N. York
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FIVE SoBLEAEs, the Dukes of Switzerland,
Atbol, Argyle and Burleigh, with the Marquis
of Brailham, own one-fourth OF Scotland, and
1000 proprietors possess one-third of the land
of the three kingdoms.
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K.wRIGHT. MERCHANT. AND ExTEN

" inform the citizens of Clearfeld, and public
generally that they have entered into co-partner-
ship in the -,re,r,-,-e,.,
and keep constantly on hands. and manufacture
to order, at the lowest prices, every variety Of
furniture, consisting Of
Dining, Breakfast, aud Centre Tables, Setring,
Uriting, and Wash-Stands, Mahogany, and
Common Bed-s,eods;
Nahogony and Cane -bottomed Chair, Bureaus.
Sofas. Lounges &c, &c.
Cofips made and funerals attended on the short
est notice with neat hearse, and appropriate
accompanyments.
Shop and Ware-rooms. same formerly oceupi-
ed by John ulich me arly opposite the jew Store,
Clearfeld Pa JOHN GCLICH,
Nav % :55-Iv DANIEL. BENNER.
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The RAFTsMANss JOURNAL.

TOHN RUSSELL & CO.,
sJ TANNERS AND CURRIERS',
Pe1HriiLs, Cleayfeid Co, Pa,
Keen constantly on hand an excellent assortmen n;
of leather which they offer for sale at the lowest
cash prices. Hides taken in exchange.
July / 3, 1854.
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TMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND
" fROIT GROWERS.---ART RTHuR,S PAT

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND
FRUIT GROWERS----ARTHUR PAT
ent Alright Sslf-Sealing Cans and Jars, for
Preserving Fresh Fruits, &c.-This invention for
which patent has been obtained, commends it
self to the attention of Housekeepers and others.
on account OF its great simplicity and the effectu.
al manner IN which it accomplished very desi-
rable and useful object
ne cans and jars are constructed with chan
mel around the mouth, nerr the top. into which
the cover fits loosely. This channel is filed with
a very adhesive cement, prepared for the purpose
and allowed to harden. In order to seal tho ros
sci hermetcally, st only 7secesszrs 10 Icos ~.
eover sttghay, and press IL into place Itmav bo
opened with as much ease it is closed bv siigbt
~ warming the top The ordinary tin cans nsed
Tor the same purpose for which this Is inta,3ad
cannot be closed, asis well known without the aid
so much injured in onening ~ unp are generally
future service. ''sS io1
BY this simple contrivance the process Of ber
meucai sealing Is placed conveniently within the
redeh OF every individual; aud frut VEGETABLES
ana ana oh,,er tl properly preparedl may be kept.
I'm tne'r ha,ua al Favor unimpaired, tor an in
eehhlte length of time For sale bv
c,c MERRELL CARTER
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Aug. !, 1865.
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THE RIVER St. Lawrence rises in Lake Su-
perior, and flows through Lakes Huron, Erie,
and Ontario, distance OF 1900 miles, with a
width varying from one to ninety miles, and
by aid of the welland Canal, is Manageable for
ships the entire distance.
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.
Nh No. SO, North Second Street.
Hill EIPHIA

The undersigned having taken the old we'll.
hn0Wh mouse which has been renovated and re
modelled throughout respectfuIIy solieits his Ci.a
the city. ''si's "
Inc furniture is all new. and has been selected
Wlth care from Henkies well known establ;sbment
IN Chestnut Street and is of the latest and most
fashionable style -N -A'''
ihe location for Merchants and Others comips
~ tne cry IS convenient, being in the centre of
business l. l.. BARRETY.
aug l. lo99-iy Proprietor
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POKER, BROTHERS & JONES,
Nos. l58 & l6o, Market Street,
ADELP EIA:

importers and manufacturers Of City and
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, every variety of French and English Shoe
LasungS, Patent Leather, Kid and Calf-skins
Shoe Iaces Gallons, Bindings, &c,
suitable for manufacturers
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and Silk Bon :.
nets, Leghorn, Panama. ard Paln,-Leaf Hats.
English, French. and American artificial
Flowers, OIL silk, Straw Trimmings
&C., sc.
Having removed 10 new Store No ISIS 4 l6o
Market Street, below 9TH, South Side up stairs we
invite your attention to large and varied Stock
oi Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes which We are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
; All our Goods being exclusively of our own AZ
rect importation and Msnufaeture VIC feel cont.
ue' taI our facilities are such that we can offer
Eoods, unsurpassed by any house in the c1nnrrv
BOXER, BROTHERS JONES.
. 1e'i-iy' FitlaGslriss.
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uALLoA,-NEw WAGON MANDATORY

UALLOA!-NEW WAGON MANDATORY
IL The undersigned would respectfully an
nounee to has friends and the public generally,
that he has opened out a new Wagon-Making Es-
tablishment in New Salem City" Brady town
ship, where he will at all times be prepared to
manufacture, on the shortest notice, all kinds Of
Wagons, Carts, Wheelharrows &c. The best
terial that can be procured viii be used, and his
work will be made in the most substantial and du-
rable manner such rs will bear the test of strict
examination. By close observance of his busi
ness engagements, and by disposing of his work
on the most reasonable terms, which he will do
for either cash or approved country produce. he
hopes to merit and receive liberal share of pub
lie custom BENZ. RISHEL.
New Salem City. Jan. I6, 1856
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NEW FIR RM.-HARTSHoRN & M'CRACKEN
! Y have just received and splendid assort-
ment OF goods at their store in
LUMBER CITY.
They invite the public to give them call, and
feel assured they will be able to render entire sat
isfaetion. Lumber, Hides, Rags, Grain, and all
other kinds of produce taken in excange.
BENZ. HARTS HORN,
THoS. McCRACkEN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-18

LOOKING and PARLoR STOVES, for .els in
Gurwsnsville, at the store Of
ie'l' H.D. PATTON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-18

NOR SALE--The subscriber offers for sale
II his farm, containing about 62 acres, with a.
bout % acres cleared and under good cultivation,
having thereon erected one 2-story house and
Darn. situated one and a half miles above Clear
field town, opposite the new bridge For terms
apply to the subscriber On the premises.
may l4-G MILO II0TI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-28
TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER I45.


BAvAGEs OF WOLVES IN IowA-TwO PER-
SONS DEvoURED-Owing to the extreme cold
weather some time past, the wolves in Potta-
wattamie county have become dangerous
neighbors Poultry yards and sheep-folds have
been robbed, to a frightful extent, and in seve-
raj instances the hungry beasts have not been.
inclined to spare the human species.
About three weeks ago, a man was return
ing from prayer meeting, accompanied by
his two daughters, one sixteen and the other
twenty three years of age. They were all
riding the same horse, when suddenly pack
of timber wolves assailed them, and being un-
able to escape by fight, they attempted to de-
fend themselye. But the ferociouS brutes at
tackled the horse, rendering him unmanageable.
The oldest daughter was partly thrown and
partly dragged to the ground and instantly de-
voured. This enabled the father and other
daughter to escape. Several neighbors were
soon mus stored, but upon repairing to the spot
nothing was found but one shoe, and very
few remnants of the unfortunate girls cloth
ing. s-a,..
A boy of about thirteen years old left his
fathers house to get water at spring, which
was about half a mile distant, since which
time nothing has been seen of him. The pail
was found near the spring; also, some marks of
blood, and a lock or two of hair Several per-
sons have been chased by these savage mon
StarS