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The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
The areates: Ciso0vory- Of the Age
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Innocent but Potent.

NR, L, CZAPKAY'S PRoPHlLACTlCUM
II tSc-Di-iufeetiag Agenil sure preventive
against Gonorrhoea aud Syphililic Diseases and an
unsurpassed remedy for all Neneral, Scrofalous
Gaisrcnaus and Cancerous Ulcers Foetid, discharges
from Vagina, uterus and ureihra aud all cutaneous
ErGptions and diseases, FOR SALE AT Dr.
l.. J. CZAPkAY'S Office, Armory HAL. corner of
Sacramento aua Montgomery SITS, san Francisco
IS innoeulaton is preventive against Small iox
so is Dr.. j. L. CZApKAYS Pruphilaetcnm pre-
yentive aganst Syi hiteal & Gonorrhoeal diseases
harmless in Itself it possesses the power Of ehcn
cally destroying the syphiltic virus, and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
soathsolne Of all diseases. Let young who
appreciates health be without DIR. Czapkay' Pro
philacticum. II is in very convenient packages, and
win lie found convenient TO use. beng used as
soap. Tint disease can be prevented BY the use
Of proper agents. IS well established fact.
that they can be cured alter the This
prin-iple which is universally recognized, was
received even before the days OF Jenner, the dts
coverer of vaccination in 1896 ard its multiplied
benefits ever since have received as they deserved
the sttention of the medical faculty: Ii was in
pursuit of this branch of the medical science that
DR.. L. J. Czapkay fortunately made the discovery
Of the ProFHTLscTicU UH wt'-h for the prevention Of
lyphi,ic, GonoEl,eeal. cancsrous aas Cutaneons
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GREAT REELECTION II

TIE PRICES OF PAPER HANGINGS.
HAVING just received per recent ar ivsIs. a
: large and splendid ock of Papers of every
style and variety, have reduced my prices twenty
per cent less than the quality have ever bee
sold for in this country.
SATIN PAPERs-For city and country trade, vary
ing in price ircm 25 to 80 cents per roll.
Also. an endless variety of cheaper papers, new
and beautiful patterns from 10 to 25c uer roll,
BoRDERs-Of every descriptions, suitable to.
ma tch.
ALso-A very large lot of Paper Curtains, with
great variety Of transparent Window Shades, smonp
which are Landscape Street and City Views, Bo.
ouet Centres, SC. For sale, wholesale and retail
by G. W. CLARK, Isl Clay st, San Iancisco
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GEO. DAVIDSON.

GRASS VALLEY, JuSE Sd, 1856,
FREAK SlR-The last medicine you rent me has done
- the business. am perfectly well, and wish to
give my testimony TO the public in favor of your skill
troubled with complication of diseases brouqbt on
by that soul destroying habit Of selfpoution and COM
plants caught by connection with bad persons of The on
poste sex have been treated by some of the best phy
scians as well as those quacks who the Stale and
oy them all given up as ncurable but being advised by
friend VINO mad been benefited by your scientific treat
or The iniornaton but still more thankful TO you for the
care and good advice you gave me, well rs tho efca-
pons medicines you prescribed If any of the afflicted
should this let them be sure that is voluntary Of
erlns in gratitude for the blessings health received
Hom you, and also given with ervan wish that it NAV
oe o service to those suffering did now my God
in your efforts 10 essen the serngs of the hu
man Family, and my good citizens assist you to drive
ron ihe community these teaches that prey upon the
'upc py fase preensions of emneuce in the medical
world. Yours eternally.
JOHN BURGESS.
IL Ut. ~. 1oUNG, San FraDcisco. Tnec n
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JONES TOBIN & co

JONES TOBIN & CO.,
Corner OF SansOme and Sacramento ss San Francisco;
A RE NOW PREPARED TO offer 10 the trade large
n and well assorted Stock of desirable Fall and Winter
Goods, received per recent arrivals, comprising
Bonnet ribbons, Black and Colored Velvet ribbons;
White and Black silk Blonde Laces
Artificial Flowers, Feathers and Punes;
Jacdonet md Swis. Insertions and Edgings;dk r
Ladies Embroidered Collars, sleeves / CB96lgets
Thread Engings and Laces;
English Black Grape;
general assortment OF the latest anil most np-
proved styles of Millinery Goods IAces and
Embroideres;
Also-Rogers, Wostcnholm's and Barnes and
Sons Pocket Knives, Scissors Razors and Razor
Strops. ~
Buttons. OF all descriptions;
Threads, needles, pins, tapes,
Combs and Brushes, of all kinds,
Ladies and Children's hosiery, Iadea gloves;
Zephyr Worseds, Trimmings, Braids,
India Rubber Balls, assorted Toys,
Babies Dolls, assd. China dolls;
Game bags shot belts and pouches:
Porte-moBnais, Envelopes, Letter paper
Lead pencils, Steel pens and ink;
Ako-An extensive and choice assortment Of Perfumery
Yankee and German notions, all Of which will be sold at
the Lowest Rates for Cash.
N. b. New Goods received from New York by every
ste amer rW"Oct. 10
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,IARYsyJLLr Juxr 1o,b ,ss.

HARYSVILLE, JUNE 10Th, 1855
n AR- j. c. YOUNG, DEAR SIE-Please send me some
NJ 1.-THE medicines yon prescribed in my case. have
friend here who is troubled in exactly the same way
that was He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in
ms head weak back loss of memory and is generally
debllhted; he discouraged and has not confidence
enough to enable him 10 call and you. | told him
how was and that my friends all said was consump-
on and he doctors here gave up and advised me
to go home and die butipstead of going home called
upon you and here am well any ofthem and like
y TO live long time yet, with strength enough to work
win Inc strongest Of fthem Doctor will send every
10 you that locks to me though he needed physician
shai mol be my fault any dies for of medi-
cal treatment Will do all can 10 keep the afflicted
from those pests society," yclept proessers and
nigh sounding titled men VINO, If the facts were known
are men who le their country for their country, good
Publish this letter Doctor il you wsh and hope some of
those that humbugged me may and sleep bad for
one digit.
Truly yours,
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
REedicaI Correspondence.

~ e DAN FRANCISCO June "a, 1855.
Dear Sr-I have not had single fit since commenced
taking your medicines am also gaining strength every
day The trouble that had which the cause of the
ITS is also leaving very fast. In fact think am en-
trey we'll but if you think ii best will take medicines
short time longer. 1t is only about Two months since
commenced taking your prescriptions, and although YOU
told me it would take from three to four months vet
feel perfectly well already. feel sorry that l did not
yist you at first and not allow myself be led away by
the vain boang of those quacks that cops your style OF
business and thereby impose upon the public They dis
poiled me of my money, and if had stopeped taking
Their vile stuff they would have robbed me Of life also
Thanks to your superior medical Skill beyond dang
and shall always consider you the savior Of my life
Dear Dr. publish this if you consider il worth your while
for wish to proclaim to the world your worth
one who needs physician may know where Gull, and
be sure of avoiding deceit and imposition.
Yours till death, GEO. NARsuar
To j. c. YoUNC NJ d
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Cotton Duck Manila Rope, &c.
p. II. & p. A. OWENS,
S H1P c. III NDL ERS

Brick store No, 80, Commercial street above From
Also. Corner of Sacramento and Davis streets
San Francisco.
DEALERS IN Anchors, Chains. Manila and
IL Hemp Cordage, Cotton and Hemp Canvas
Pitch, Tar, Rosin. Oakum Oars, Blocks, Paints and
Oils, Tu-pentine. Hardware, Tinwarc, &c
Oct.7, ls55-3m
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TO The AFFLIC1 ED-Persons troubled with disease
should persue the following LErrKRs OF RECON.
MENDATIoNs, from Dr. J. e. YOUNG'S patients They
are voluntary offerings of gratitude him for benefits
receved and are proofs strong Holy Writ his scien-
ihc altanments No can read them without at once
having confidence in him; Ind confidently make the
ase rtion that people afflicted with private or other dis
eases, VIII call upon him in preference any other ply
sican in the county. Read them carefully We that need
medical assistance and then loose time in consulting
him while there is time left TO cure you in
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
A case of Chills, Ague. Tremors and General !
Ill. II 40 lth cnnp nrrad ... ..sa

Mr.. Uriah Weeks, who arrived from Panama, March
2nd completely prostrated weak, and scarcely able
move had had the Panama Fever three months: had
pains in The bones chils, appetite strength energy
he used Webbers Corda. two weeks md felt strong
and well that the 17th he went TO the southern mines
where he is now working This fine herbal comfound is
onscienously reeommendedn in any ofthe follow ing
plants, where has been known to effect the most
ordinary Debility and Weakness from whatever
produced Dyspepsia, Nervousness Indscretion in
early life, Fena Weaknessioss of appetite memory or
sleep, trembling, and all other, similar ailments. .-
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tuRES Effected by the Divine tenic-reryins and ga
~ guilerous properties contained in
DR.. Webber's Invigorating Cordial.

St70NE y
!, Frederick c. HULL do hereby certify that from the
constant use of Tobacco for many years, had become
emaciaed to skin and bones my digestion destroyed, all
ate disagreed with me, constant pain in my chest,
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weuk
ness made apply for medical aid The large quantity
OF medicine took during months, debiated me more
and more, and my friends feared was in rapid decline
AT this time commenced taking Dir. Webbers Invgora-
ting Cordial, and do solemnly avow that in weeks
was strong robust good health, and weighed Is lbs
more than when commenced taking it.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
ONION nDF[Sl,

WE Undersigned having taken in c6aTYe Ifss ,a,v
snown Hotel and ntted up style that is
town % p{ any other house of the kind any mountain
friends d takes this method of announcing 70 bs
ay tbt h e n citizens Of Nevada the public gener
transient now ready to accommodate perman ent and
hn M T their patronage that no pains viii he
70 he Sd s House one of the most pleasant HpNF
,ion mas been paid to fitting up the LopIN1
netent s Mnc & Is now under the saperntendance Of com
am confident that can offer the public as ond
man can be found in any other house IN Nev.%'
oouhy- E@rHE TABLE AND BAR will At l N .;I netspa
sapPIeu Win the best the market affords and h 80
attention to business he hopes receive share ~
PRICES: f1O4o
Board per week 90 Board Lodging per do "a
BOARD Lodging. y 90 Lodging per night, 90
B.. w. SMITH, Proprietor
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Wood & Willow Ware Business,

AT lowest wholesale price by W. HAWXHURST.
112 and ia Front. Washington street
p 8. l am still doing business in the old Wooden
Building al very low rent saving of expense which
about all goes to the benefit Of my and
chants who do not, at least call and before they
ny ssewte cannot be wide awake their inter
Il. nov.2-6n pd
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
The well known Union Livery Stables

Attached to this establishment are now und., ~.
superintendance of Messrs Cooper Armstrong isaa.
and are now open for the accommodation of tbe npb
Good Saddle Horses can at all times he found
at this Stable.
Particular attention paid to The rec.nt;o =, ..- =
STOCK. 26H COOPER & ARMSTRONG. pronr's %s'.. ~
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Wooden Ware, Baskets, SC.

TNCLCilNG Hroors. Tubs, Pals, Wood and Zinc. Wash
Board' Choppng Trays. Rolling Fins, Barrel Covers
Clothes Pins Clothes and Market Baskets Peach Baskets
Bottle Baskets Shoe Scrub and Dust Brushes Hair and
Wire Selves, Cotton and Linen Twine, Bed Cords and
Cloheslines with every other article belonging the
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

I i AvANA CIeARs, fine assortment, for sale by
IL z. W.HEYYoep Co. Broad Il below Pine
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-23

PAPIsr OUTRAGEs IL CAYADA.-Ihe Niagara
Mail publishes an account of late diabolical
attempt at St. Sylvester, Lower Canada, to
throw off the railway train containing force
of military and police sent to arrest the muir
dcrcrs of Mr.. Corrigan, respectable Protest.
tant farm er, who, while acting Judge at an
Agricultural Fair, had giving decision dis
pleasing certain Irish Catholics, who waylaid,
and murdered him in the most brutal manner,
by beating and cutting him, jumping Oh him
until they burst his bowels out. The murder
ers, who are said to belong to lodge Of rib
bon-men, and who are well known, have hith-
erto set the law at defiance and nothing short
of an armed expedition seemed able to take
them, protected as they appear to be by many
| of the inhabitants of st. Sylvester. Their last
| attempt was, as we see, to destroy the railway
train. The Mail calls upon the government 10
arrest the murderers at what ever trouble and
cost. Other Canadian papers are very severe
upon the government for the course pursued.
| The Hamilton Banner and Toronto Globe de-
nounce the authorities in no measured terms
The Globe concludes long article in these
pointed words Chow long are Protestants tC
be killed like dogs, and the government to be
permitted to shield the murdercrs."
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LETTER FROM HON. D. BARCLAY.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, Jan. g, 1886.

WASHINGTON; JAN ., 1890.
D. n. WHITE, Esq-Sir: My intention has,
through the kindness Of a friend, just been
called to an editorial in the Gazette of 31st
ult., in which it is thought proper to hold me
up to public odium. L have in the estima-
ton of the Editor, not only rendered myself
4iint ious,, but "infamous." The thought
sod ri1.s s'i 7 fnt, 50 hastily, if not rashly,
slight degree of consolation. - amy 20 ="
The liberty of the press is the palladium *
all we hold dear as American citizens and
when exercised for the public good, should be
allowed the utmost latitude. At the same
time those who control it should neither per-
vert it to the purposes of mere defamation,
nor ruthlessly assail the character or motives
Of the humblest citizen.
do not know that you would Intentionally
do either. / cherish the hope that you have
some appreciation Of that moral precept which
says. stIhou shalt not bear false uftness against
my neighbor." would certainly much rather
entertain the belief that your article origina-
ted from misinformation than from Improper
motives. Adopting this, the more Charitable
:, ,S 9i the subject, asI do, il is to be honed
VII III not be considered as an unreasonnhla
Prompt refassI fss5 hss1g9 5eialered
a 1FUoslfiou q, uiet
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INSTITUTE,

u term of this Institution will coma on
the lIth of February, 1886.
All persons wishing 10 fit themselves f. ,cH-
ERs or other avocatiOns in life, viii her,eiye
every desired facility and attention. 4 tugh
Classical and Mercantile course is here gi on
terms lower than any other similar lnsiitta in
the State.
Parents at distance can obtain boaS Yin for
thei. sons or daughters under the immesi sitere
of the Principal where they will receive rar d.
yanages. with all the comforts and pleaf'res !
! houe:ane their morals will be carefully lNaroi
J Tie rates of tuition per quarter are. rim y
! Fudish $3.50; High Eng ish. .OO;Clasis SS-C
Mathematics. above Algebra So; Frencg, Dwin,
! andPainting each
further information can be hsd by addreng
/. w A CAMPBELL, PRIScIPAL
tpr {. 81 CltaFeta,
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PRoCLAMrIoy.-.wUFRr, !,

~OURT PROCLAHTIOS- S--WTJPPr,u q
Z ! The Honorable JAM BURNSIDE -
President Judge of the Coz of Common PIE, IL
the twenty-ffth Judicial Di let. composed NJ ,,,a
counties of Clearfeld, Cen aud Clintop-,nd
the Honorable RICHARD saw and JOHN p
HOYT. Associate Judges of Clr field county. F,vo
issued their preccpt bearing te the TWiEyTY-
SECOND day Of Dec. last, toe directed. fo-tbe
holding Of a Court Of Comm Pleas. Orr,,n,.
Court, Court OF Quarter Sessionsourt Of Oye-,nd
Terlniner and Court of GeneralliI Deliver AZ
CIcarfeld. in and for Clearfiel county. on tbe
THIRD MONDAY of FEBRtRY. mex. be-
ing the 18th day of the month.
NOTICE Is, THEREFORE,, HE.BY GIYEN.
To the Coroner. Justice of the Pei and Cs-sta.
bIes. in and for the said county CIearfsi 10
appear in their own proper Pers with u cir
| Rolls Records, InquisitiOns, Exalations and
! other Remembrances. to do those tcs vhi.a 10
! their Offices, and in their behalf, tain b, be
| done. and Jurors and Witnesses are ouest,i To
| he then and there attending, and Ito dsaar.
without leave. at their peril.
| GIVEN under my hand, at Clearh' thisI4th
day Of Nov, in the year of our Lore t,ous-
and eight hundred and ffty-five ,an c e,hti-
eth year of American independence
JOSIAH Z RE- Sl'F
Clearfeld Jan %, 1S56.-tc,
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E'R,J6AA.LL LIST FOR BRuARY TERM,

Z 1886. ii>-"'
.ss, l. J2'iss s2 4:s.s " s5j3s 3j5ssnp.oa Grams
2. r. Wallace vs.. .Josenbt T.ooan
hart. 's - nv
4. D. BOner;. ys. R. PenninIio,
;. Robert Lit2 vs. Philin Mil
.. S9muel t1, ,hagaTty: vs.. Rojtrt Mathers
David Askey vs.. BTison itsaray. 11Ss' i'''''''''
9. Hurxthal Brother. vs.. 2 r. p f.rrsbo--v
10. Torbet ct al, V. Samuel e. .Sl,roI
II. George Ross, vs.. Samuel Cla+,,
u. b. Hartshor vs.. 5. d Jo5o Ar;l,;
Is. Cummings & Mahafey. ys u I,'o.rnI.g Gen,na
II. \. p. Ormand, vs.. William RI, A;"n
j.. II. Philips Executor, vs. u so,li, Kcrh.r! 81
is. J. d g. II Steiner. vs.. Robert Girasi
Il. Montellius, Ten Eyck Co. We Ciitaus
IS. John Campbell, VS.. Williams 2 Talt iozer'
10. Corbin, vs. Hurxthal Brotbe- 0'O-sf'
90. James Smith, VS.. II. Brrslcr
81 Samuel A Lucas. VS.. Davis + po--.,
22 Fitch & Boynton, vs.. Dougherty 4 Vcc,,
lin. w laugh
%. Fitch d Boynton VS.. Wn Il. 4 Jro ,,,,
"a. L. Wallace. VS.. Thos. +. Miller -4'Iier
%. Beyers & wife, VS.. ]. Shof & wife
CIcarfeld, Jan. %. 1856 'o'A :.
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FRox WASHINGTON the same old song comes

FRox WASHINGTON the same old song comes
-esno Speaker elected yet" On last Friday,
Mr.. Mace, addressing himselfto the statesmen,
not the mere partizans of the House, offered, in
a spirit of compromise, resolution declaring
Mr.. Banks, Speaker, VIM. Culiom, (American,)
Clerk, =. J. Glosbrenner, Sergeant-at-Arms,
John N. johnson, Postmaster, and c. W. Nc
Knew, Doorkeeper, the last three being the
Democratic caucus nominees, but the resolu-
tion was tabled by vote of III to 30. a
number OF caucuses have lately been held by
the friends of Mr.. Banks, in which the prOpri-
ETY. of withdrawing that gentleman and uniting
.a4PP'6n new man was discussed, but could not
be fully determined upon.
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GOVERNOR OF OHIo.-Mr. Chase was inaugu
rated Governor OF Ohio on Monday. In his
inaugural address the slavery question is re-
viewed, and the restoration of the Missouri
Compromise is urged as The means by which
the agitation of the subject may be quieted.-
The Governor takes the ground Of non-inter-
ference with slavery in the States where it now
exists, but opposition TO the extension Of that
institution beyond the Missouri Compromise
line. lie also frvors river and harbor improve
mcnts, and in the administration of the affairs
Of the State economy Is urged as of the first
Importance. A modification of the tax law, so
as to allow the deduction of debts from credits,
is recommended. The educational interests Of
the State, and the care Of the deaf and dumb,
are recommended to the fostering care of the
Legislature. An increase of banking capital,
amendments to the Constitution, the establish
ment Of the single district system, and annual
sessions of the Legislature are recommended.
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DEGISTER,S rIcrS Eot;,,

EEiS IER'S TICES.-Notice is here
80, oy glHen that following accounts have
oeen s i eAshilna m and I'd by me, and remain filed
St Ht record IN Us offir the inspection Of heirs
interested, and yiII l-sse,,tc5 70 the ncxt Or
PM Pii"ns rs court oiIea.Id County. to be held at
Tuesday, the Is 4 or iTcbruarv- IS55. for
confirmation and ro-
The final accoul, : vs,bsr, NcvIiro Admin
istrator of Edith \ ooJn~coscd.
Thomas HemphiII, cc,ed
Henrietta Smeal
IN nc "a account Of Josel acClarren. Guardian Of
Lew Thomas Morgan.
Ihe account Of GcoI, nd PLo5e sackets. Ad
ministrators of David lets. decd
.,,oa-e.,, AaPOBTER, Register
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RECEIPTS AND EXPE
LEARFIELD COUN-

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES CLEARFIELD COUN-
~, FOR 1855
MCPHERSON
81 said County from the ID January,
a
County sI038 S5
received Cole
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On the 18th instant, by the Rev. c. Diehl,
Mr.. JoHN ANDERSON and Miss MARGARET B.
MCCLURE, both OF Pike Twp, this county.
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FEW York POLITICAL NORTHUMBERLAND ef-
forts to effect union between the Hards and
Softs in New York having failed, the latter
have held another meeting of their State Con-
vention, adopted pro-slavery resolutions, and
elected full State delegation to the National
Convention. AS the Hards have already done
likewise, the State will have two rival delega-
tions. contesting the honor ef r. -
ttiAO" II O' pOe''",
and his name IS not among the Soft delegates
Before the late State election, this same con-
vention adopted anti-Nebrask and anti-Sla
very resolutions to enable them to carry the
freesoil districts of the State, but now, that
the election is over, chamelon-like, they
change their color, and pro-slayery resolves
are adopted with a view to securing the ad-
mission of their delegates to the National con
vention. Truly, '.consistency, thou art jew
eI -,
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JET. HIS

The JoUl. SiaMS. ~ -,
ot ovy Dor us IIbIished every Wednesday
aJ,.a,,co or NDFIFTY CESrS per annum In
A' tJ,ro-t;.o DOLLARS witIiin the year.
for the first, c. eaab addi.
tsoHai tiiSoii , 4 hesal deduction made to
The Terms i"d "dSaTeJ 10
No paper I'm ,Egitbont pavment of ar
rearages, unlest b. IN of the publisher
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Ne1u Arsttise!!lents:

EAMES B. GVsM Dealer in SAWED
sB LUMBER, SCEn -rINBER. SHINGLES
BOARDS, &c, is radt fII on the shortest
notice. all orders rticies in his line of busl-
ness, on as reasonite ern,s a. tbey can be pro-
cured in the count
GrahamptOn, CIc1 cos Inn. %. 1856
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-23

z2s.4fE AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL OF ONO clo-
sed its session at Columbus on the 4th. AL
though no further declaration OF its views up
on the subject of slavery were deemed proper,
it heartily endorsed Mr.. Spoonerss official con-
duct, and chose him, in connection with Lieut.
Gov. Ford, as delegates at large from the State
Fn.e National American Convention, which
count 49, Philadelphia on the 22d Februa-
kncy whaI Campbell and Samuel Galloway
And wbaaAalltped n alternate delegates. As the
Cincinnati Gazette says, there is little that sa
vors of pro-slavery nationality in that dele
cation, and the council declared that the del
egates were expected to oppose the Twelfth
Section of the late Philadelphia platform.
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NOTICE TO ClLECTORS.-Deiinou.a,
\ Collectors, by, y trring to the Receipts s.f
ExpenditureS pun in another column Of lis
paper win hiiu lne tnts they are in arrears %
the County otate anu Alta Funds. and are hem
by notlhed' Jo' "ae ttias, that unless their =,
counts are sq9afeu Without delay, they nav
expect VISIT from !oheS Reed. Those of lonr,;t
standing Will receive ior consideration al 81.
hands. by order OF Board of Com rs
4. J. WALLACE s
Jan. %. 1S56-2t. CIe,Z