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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

RETURNED FROM EURoPK-Mr Robert c.
stanard and lady, Mr. Patterson Allen and lady
ana Mr.. r. Cranz, Of this city, arrived at New
York, . few days since from Europe
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Snow Storm at Boston.

BOSTON, Saturday, Nov, Ill a. M.-Snew to
the depth Of inch fell here this morning. 1t is
now showing with Northwest wind.
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DEATH OF Ak'iNVEkToR-CoL George w Por.
TER Inventor OF the Porter rife" and other Ere.
arms, ana protector OF cotton picker operated
oy horse power, died At Memphis, Tennessee. on
NE eth instant, of Inflammation Of the brain. He
vas nifty years Of ago, and highly respected ei.i
gen OF Memphis
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CoUNrERrEIrs.-Counte
Slo bills On the Merchants and Planters Bank.
Georgia, and on the Central Railroad Bank of the
same State, have been in circulation In Savannah
"a. They are done BY phosographins, but are
badly executed. A reward Of 5000 has been of.
Tered for the detection of the counterfaitera.
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Sailing of n steamer.

NEW YORK, Nov j. The steamer Edinburgh
sailed hence today for Glasgow with forty six
passengers.
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR at Frederick burg,
Va, was attended by about 5000 persons, and
closed on Friday, with . tournament in which
Themas Waller Of Stafford was the Victorious
Knight, and Miss Fannie Scott was chosen Queen.
During the exhibition Friday, Mr.. Anthony Smith
Of Spottsylvania had his leg broken by arunaway
horse. Lewis A. Bogss, Esq, of Spottsylvania, was
elected President of the Society.
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Loss OF THE BARK J. V. AVER WITH ALL ON
BoARD-The bark J. " Aver, commanded by
Captain McClenning, which left Chicago on the
Sd inst. bound for Buffalo, N Y, with q cargo Of
1900 bushels of wheat, was lost on Lake Michi
gan. She probably foundered in the gale of the
4th. The captains trunk, and portions OF thu
cabin were washed ashore near St. Joseph's on
Monday.
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,esas. Owsus. Of Pcrssmouth. Va. a,.A W..
Gins 8 ;ssnoon Of tAs hjuriss rsss, 80 We
ri. Ssrs.s nuns hcuss sf Tie sssnos,s II n .Is
= = = q pssysisnos Of The sOsnsdo ,hsr u
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR CLAYToN-On Thursday,
1t Wilmington, Del, ali the bells of the city were
tcllsd, flags suspended at half mast, and most of
the places Of business closed in respect to the
ory of the late Senator Clayton, whose funeral
took place on that day at Dover The day pre-.
vious the citizens of Wiiming ton held town meet
Ing and adopted resolutions complimentary to the
deceased.
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go III PESiTEHTIARY.-The Jury in ease of
a. wilson. charged With shooting Fleming
icy IN Petersburg, have found the prisoner
n"y. ana nxed his punishmsnt at 10 month";. con.
snement In the Psnitsnsiary.
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ISL ISL CksTRAL RAILRoAp.-The cars OF
IN. aaA Railroad passed through the Brooks.
nnei Friday morning, for the frst tim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

1ASsIRY BuHkT.-The ,.nns-v a.
eA. o Bowling Green, Caroline 80. :, :. ~ "..
-. on Tuesday night las.. Lo.. snoo AZ
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Capture of u Runaway War Steamer

NEW ORLEANS Nov Il The runaway Mex.
lean war steamer Iturbide, which was recently in
battle with the steamer Democratic, went into Ha
vana on the 9th inst very badly used up. Ihe
sui, took the steamer in custody, and will detain
bar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.

-,.--.,,4--oo>>~>~~~>-
TIL = AT RE.
KUNKEL CO.. .LeEsses and Fropnetors.
JOHN r. FORD. Manager,
Also of the National Thestrs, Washington, and
S oaxIaissy stree. Ils.,ls Aaas Manager
The manasement. after long succession Of Mslo.
Dramatic and Scenic productions present 60 tneh
LEGITIMATE DRAMA,
commencing THIS EVENING, MONDAY, NO
yEMsER nth. by the engagement of the eminent
j. w. wALLACK, JR.
This gentleman has acquired fame second to none
nov upon the stage: His master conception Of the
labOrs Of the great Poets have stamped him ne As
tor OF the day." Tonight he appears In shakspeares
exquisite Tragedy, in acts, Of
HAMLET.
Which will be presented with the strictest regard to
SCENERY. COSTUMES ApPorNTMEsTs, &C.
and with An unsurpassed cast:
: ~ ~ Mr.. j. w. wALLAcK, ia.
King T Johnston.
rolonious.. .....................Mr ): D. Jack
Horatio.. T. Hamilton.
9. C. Boniface.
Orc .....................Mis NJ Dsvere.
LET Grsve-digger .'...........'.Mr. jos. yere.son
Marco iius.. hndPP
bernardo. osborn
Queen Gertrude. Mre u. nfuzHy.
- co'iin.
Ist Actress. Mira. Hermann
I'd do ..............'............ Miss nooses'
To conclude with the farce of the
VILLAGE LAWYER.
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Psrqustte, 30 OTIS,
mo extra charge for reserv' 'satE) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts.; Galleries so and Is
r Box Office open from .o5 O'Clock.
~ Doors open at 7; Overture commences at qaar.
ter before O'clock precisely.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
Me.1ay NIsr.ins, kovss.oee... -. -


M. BucaAEAs os TIE pAs GIT .,. S ~ n.
Mr. buchanan, In letter 20 the sa,,,msn n,. a.
D.noerssie Central Committee .. us. r.s.rd
IN, i ii. position on the Pacific Railroad au''''
ssss.s vss ss s: to s' ss ss,ss:s to
The Paeax0 ,, she constitutional power ITO declare
90 sn' and the copstu,ioua duty ITO reps nv hs
VAT Tn nv judgement, Congress possesses zoe
ss power 70 make appropriations tor tine con Of
q TIL. rosd strictly ' erect sas
,ss Mouth Of the harbor Of San Francisco In
s.sa the necessity, with view y sPsi no, ,o.so
tnvs.,ou from California. 10 ~ great N IN sa' dsn'
case o. 10 the other Neither WIN snsf; %s
ger from the precedent, 70. ,.snasd Sy such extra
s 70 S0s and unprecedented circumstances eau
s,.r srsin occur In our history.
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55Ea

Above are returns frsm l22 eountiss giving the De-
mocrsts 90 40l majority
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GuANo FROM THE CHINcHA IsLAEDs-The fol.
lowing Is summary Of the number of vessels
laden with guano at the Chincha Islands during
the month Of September last
II vessels of 5.702 tons for England and Italy.
10 II sol for the United States
1856 for France and her colo.
niles.
Making total Of 81 O59 tons of guano shipped
that month
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a WANTkD IN1MRDI1TELY-.
Five HUNDRED YOUNG MEN sn.ar- -

~ SERVICE, in Kansas, Ns5ra,Ia- rai;t..
nia, Nssc Mezico and Teras. Pay from isi2 h s9.
per month according to the rank and tbs esnsc,ts
tho soldier. Horses sceoutrements. clothip,' ~
and medical attendance, furnished free Of ekasss~
No deduction Of wages on account of rcknesa
ALSO,
Wanted Immediately, few MUSICIANS for m.
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIAENTS ana
few BOYS Of good character, between the ase Of
fourteen and eighteen years to learn M ssc: TO whom
will be given the PAY AND EMOLUM ENTs OF r.
soldier and they will also rssive q MUSICAL Ann
MILITARY education free OF charge.
Recruit to this Rendezvous.
For further information, apply at the Rendezyoa..
Kiln street, opposite Metropolitan Hail, Rich.
msnd, Va. 90 Iasmt
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BOARDING.


A UGUSTA BOARDISG..ssy-
N eTal gentlemen can bs accommodated win
Board and Lodging or as Day Bosrders, en- uodsru,
terms.
FOR RENT.-The ofi:e recently occupied BY Dr..
Drewry, and well adapted to professions al msn
Apply on the premises, Main street, Bosher's Row;
or w. J SWORDS
no I7-6tf ak p b ca
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J. W. WALLACK, JR.-One of our exchanges
uses the following language in speaking of this
gifted young American actor, who makes his arst
appearance at our theatre this evening
"Our high estimate Of this young actors abili.
ties has been often expressed. They are such as
the verest hypercritic could not fail to recognize
In fact there Is . dash, q spirit q brilliancy in
Mr. Wallack, Jr.s acting which disarms criticism.
He brings into play the resources of cultivated
mind, . scholars education, an enthusiastic lover
Of his art, = manly personal beauty which few
possess, and voice of power, richness and
melody. Not many are there who tread the
stage can so well interpret Shakespeare, not Iaany
are there who reflect such honor upon the art they
illustrate Whether representing the sweet bells
tangled" madness Of Denmark. student.prince, the
noble jealousy of the wronged Moor, the bitter
purpose of the Jew of Venice the malignant spirit
of Glosters duke, or the towering ambition OF
Cawdor's thane, we see in Mr.. Wallack the man
of true geuius-the classic, eonsummate artist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

THE IsrHMUs-Hs Cession to the United States.-
The Aspinwall Courier INDUCES in some specula
ton a. to the result Of the negotiation between
the governments of New Granada and the United
States in rehtien to the Panama riots. 1t says:
The general impression seems to be, among ma
lives as well as foreigners that the United States
government will make short work of the settle
nent of the question. The present position Of
Great Britain towards New Granada, and the diff.
Guilty sure to be had in the settlement of the mat
ter, will undoubtedly have much weight among
the existent Inducements for the former to rid it
selfo Isthmus difficulties permanently. And this
new feature in the present aspect of her govern
ment affairs strengthens the opinion of many who
predict that the result of the negotiations between
the United States and New Granada will be the
eeding by the latter to the former, Of both terri
tory and authority upon the Isthmus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

- FKESH AkRIVAL OF NEW
AND DESIRABLE SHOES Opened
this morning per steamer City of Rich
mond, some of the choicest Ladies', Mzses and Chill.
drens Boots, shoes and Caters offered in this
city, consisting in part of kediej Goat and Morocco
Boots and Buskins single and double Sole, prime
quality; do black and eolored Caters and Duskins
single and double sole, very cheap; Misses and Chill
drens Caters. Boots, black and tan solorea Bssts
&c, &c with many other styles of Shoes to b sold
cheap. a MARCUS HARRIS,
NO II I2S Broad atreet
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ADJUfAnT GENERALS OFFICE

Two THE PUBLIC. -.HavipR purchased
L the stock of Groceries and fixtures lately pur
chased by VIM. Rexey the trust sale of Daniel
Hunt, hereby appoint Daniel Hunt my gent, to
keep Restaurant and Grocery at the house now
occupied by him, the corner of 7rh and Byrd
streets. on the cash system only.
no 17-2w ELlZEBETH HUNT.
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I OST.-At the Fair Ground, ont WeGnes.
IL day, q common LEATHER POCKET-BOOK,
containing dividend bond on the Central Railroad
Company for twenty -four dollars, No. $685. and dated
October lot, 1884, and application will be made by
me to the President and Directors of said Company
for q renewal of said bond. oc Sl-law4wk
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LOST.

r OST--TEN DOLL A X = REWARD
IL Lost, either in Norfolk, board the steamer
last. tbs half of $50 note on the Bank Of the State
of North Carolina, No. $50 The finder will be paid
the above reward by leavingt at this Office with
tbs undersigned.
no l7-StN r r. KIRBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

90 IN HARNESS. after six weeks
-. y use Of DUvAL 4 NORTON'S celebrated
Horse Tonic FIR giving strength beauty and astivi-
ty to the Horse, improving his condition generally,
and making him fac, relieving him of worms, hide
bound. surfeit and dist'mper-the greatest horse
racer or owner of horses and mules To be had only
of the inventors and manufacturers.
DUVAL & NORTON
nol7 Corner Main and 10th streets
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I OST---On 18th of November, ON Main
IL street. between City Eotel and the Old Market
House, an Account Book The finder will be suits-
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at stall No S. Old
Market w II. CRAIG.
no l7-Itt
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~ IT 4 q E.-AIi persons having claims
asainst me ara requested to present them imme.
diatey, as am DESTROYS Of settling up indebted.
ness. II. r. KIRBY.
no l7-1t*
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NOVEMBER l7th, 1S56...The greatest
excitement prevails at this time at GoLDsMIT's
Extraordinary Cheap Store, 205 Broad ct. Crowds
ocking to his stsre to secure some of his great
bargains. He has beautiful assortment of rich Col.
lars; Sleeves Bands Embroidered Skirts; Infants
Waists; Infant Dresses; Ribbons Feathers; Ruches;
velvets; Sstins. Blond Laces Edgings and Eootnss;
Flowers; Trimmings for Dresses, Cloaks and Man
ties; Black silk; Irish Linens thousands of other
articles be sold such low prices astonish all
who may call. As not TO make any mistake in his
store, look at the sign and number which IL
no &. GOLDSMIT. POS Broad street.
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mA STUkE HOUSE EUh KEN 4. 1 he
EI Store House ON 18th street, between Msin and
- Cary, now occupied by Royal Snodgrass
Possession given LIST January next. l7-ta
NOTICE. Tho stage Coach Ghat IL rmer
ly from Martins, will, and after the 18th
Of November, run regularly from the Powhstan
next days in time to connect with tho Richmond and
Danville cars going down.
no H--ts RICHARD y. HAGUE.
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Board. may be had at the Boaroing House the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5h and 9Th
streets, they having concluded to rea.a at their pre-
sent residence. A few gentlemen San be acconmo.
dated "a day boarders. sea-u
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wnN MOkE NEW GOODS.--W,N ~
BUTLER, ~ Main street, IL now receiv,n
soms entirely new styles Of WHITE DIN
EER, TEA ana TOILET 0OODs wh;.S
with general assortmeut OF CHINA and Gi.ASS
WARE. he ofsrs At Wholesale and retail, 1t medsrst
prices. ~ ~ 4.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-27
HoIIomaa,s PtLLs have again trinmnhed over

Holtoway's Pills have again triumphed over
every other misunderstanding Case IL
Emily Warton, aged II, of Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, suffered much and often from
sick headaches, tottering Of the limbs, numb
ness Of the whole body, and other symptoms
which very much alarmed her fond parents,
the actual name and nature of the complaint
puzzled every one, it bore such variety of
opinions on the subject. Three months ago,
the mother boldly went to work with Hollo-
ways Pills, which very quickly performed
their part, for in six weeks the young lady
was in possession of the most robust health !;
after every advice and medicine had failed
They are an excellent medicine for young
ladies entering into womanhood.
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| CoURT PEocEEDIYGs.-T The Court. last week
remained in session until Friday eyeninr am,
| disposed Of the following business:
| iH he Common Pleqs.-David Michacls vs.
JON Pierce's administrators Debt. Tried
and verdist for Plf. S75,S7. Swoope for Plf
Wallace for Deft
Samuel llegarty VS.. Robt. Mathers and Jon.
Boynton Ejectment-tricd and verdict 70,
Defts. Wallace for PHI, McEnaIIy and Linn
for Defts.
Alex. Ferguson VS.. Thomas Ralston. Eject
ment-tried and verdict for Deft. McEnalIy
and Linn for Plf., Wallace for Deft.
Kelly & Dickinson VS.. IL. B. Miller. Re-
plevin-yerdict for Plfs S4O3, 20. Wallace
for Plifs., Mccullough for Deft.
Torbet & Crane VS.. a. Caldwell. Trespass
VI ct ar7nis-tried and verdict for Deft. Wal
lace for Pltfs., Larimer for Deft.
P. w. Barrett VS.. Eliza Irwin. Appeal.-
Plff. takes nonsuit. NcEnally for Plf., Wal
lace for Deft.
Flood & Miller VS.. W. Miller and W. Smith.
Tresspass. Settled as per paper filed. Lari-
mer for PllIs., Grams for Dens.
Jacob Arnold VS.. Isaac Thompson. Eject
ment. Tried-verdict for Deft. Wallace for
Plf:, Cutie for Deft.
Samuel Lucas VS.. Davis & Pownal. RepIev-
in. Tried and verdict for Deft. Larimcr for
Plf., Swoope for Defts.
argument List.-John J. Bloom VS.. Abra-
ham Bloom. Rule to shew cause why award
should not be set aside. Rule discharged.-
Wallace for rule, Grams contra.
Isaac Mckee vs.. VIM. 7. Bloom. Certio-
rari by Dcft. changed to an appeal. Wallace
for Plf., Grams for Deft.
Eliza Irwin VS.. Amos and Stewart Reed
Certiorari by Deft. Proceedings reversed.
Dundy for Deft.
Bloom use of Bloom VS.. MorrcT. Certiora-
ri by Dcft.; changed to an appeal. Grams for
Deft.
Sol. G. Pyles VS.. VIM. Irwin. Exceptions
by Deft. to award of arbitrators. Award set
aside Dundy for Plf:, Grams for Deft.
In the Quarter Sessions.-Benjamin Carr was
convicted of an assault and battery on Christ.
Lanich. Not sentenced. Mccullough and
Swoope for Com, Wallace for Deft.
John G. Stafent plead guilty to an indict-
ment for larceny, and was sentenced to pay
fine of 81, &C., and be imprisoned months.
Hezekiah Bressler, charged with adultery,
fornication and bastardy, was tried and ac-
quilted, but sentenced to pay the costs. Nc
Cullough & Wallace for Com, Grams & Hale
for Dcft.
James Curley, charged with malicious mis-
chief, (setting raft adrift,) was tried and con-
victed. He was sentenced to pay fine of
$40, costs of prosecution, and undergo an i'm
prisonment of nine months. Mccullough and
Grams for Com, Wallace for Deft.
The grand jury passed on bills, OF which
5 were returned ignoramus.
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
AY's PILLS
WHY ARE We SICK ?

WHY ARE WE SICKs
2 I has been thclotof the human race to be weigh
a ed down by disease and suffering HOLlg-
WAY PILLS are specially adapted to TIC relief
and the lNEIisM, Of all climcs. ages. sexes. and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally sd
perintends the manufacture CT his medicines IN the
United States. and offers them 20 free and cnIiuLi
cned people. the best remedy the world crer
saw for the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY tbs BiooD
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 on
crate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs the skin, and the bowels correcting any dc
rangement in their functions. purifying thc Hood
the very fountain Of life, aud hus curing disease
in all its forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Nearly half the human race haze taken these
Pills. ii has been proved in all parts OF ihc world
that nothing has been found equal to them in cases
Of disorders o. the liver, dyspepsia. and stomach
COMPLAINT com generally They soon give healthy
when all other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY. iLLHEALTH.
Many of themost despotie Governments have Of
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction OF
these Pills, that they may become the medicine of
the masses Learned Colleges admit that thfs
medicine Is the best remedy ever known for per
sons of delicate health. or where the system has
been impaired, as its invigoraiing properties ncycg
fail to afford relief
FEwAlE COMPLAINTS.
y n
celebrated medicine 1t coTrects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods soting In many
ses like a charm. 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that be given 70 Children OF all ages,
and for any complaint consequently 10 family
should be without it.
HoIfon4v,s Plig are L5s 5-st rez7e9y k,or- i,s -
gror}of fog IKE jofiOt-tJtg Diseases.
Asthma Diarrho,a sceondaFySymptoras
Coughs Chest Diseases Stone and Crave
Colds Fever and AEue Ncneroal lJ,.,fr,.-
Influenza Bowsl Complaints Female Complaint
Costivencss Infamation Worfns of - l;,,l.
Dyspepsia Indigestion Iov-nc-s - S,,;,.;.-
Debility Liver Complaints Inward wcakress
DIopsy fiies Headaches
~ Sold at the Manufaciorica OF Professor fioI.-
70" ~, SO Maiden Lane \. York and 2f4 strand
London and by all respectable Druggists and Dcal-
ers OF Medicine throughout the United States ana
the civilized wolrd. in boxes ut % cents a2 ccns
and 81 each.
- There is considerable saving by taLing
the larger sizes
n b Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder arc affixed to each box. apr9a5
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP WINTER CLO-
2 THING, call Immediately on NJ. a. FRANK,
who has just purchased lot and is now disposing
of them VERY LOW. You will find him in GTa-
ham rs Row, Clearfcd, Pa, three doors east of the
journal Office. Aug 27
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EOHN RUSSELL. e. CO.

~ IINNERS IND CURRIERS,
PennUiAe, ClearEeld Co., Pa,
Keep constantly on hand an excellent assortment
of leather, which they offer for sale at the lowest
cash prices. Hides taken in exchange.
July 10, 1854
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Curwcnsyiilo, Pa: Aug. %, l856-5mp

STiLE ON HAND THE undersigned ceu-
- Gnues the CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING
BUSINESS. at his new shop on the corner Of Main
ard Mechanic streets, one door South of Dr. r Y
Wilson's ofice- where7he win be pleased to aceoIn-
moaate his customers - all times. Repairing loBo
on tie shortest notice. Iaug20l T. & WELSH
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The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
farm. situate two miles from Curwensyille, on the
River road leading to Lumber City said farm con
tanning los acres. sixty cleared, under good
cultivation. the balance well timbered; with q
good barn, new plank dwelling house, and good
bearing orchard thereon and is well watcred For
further information enquire of the subscriber liz
ing the premises. SIMON THOMPSON
February 20, lS56-fmT
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1 RON IRON 1.-The undersigned has inst
q received, at the shop OF T. Mills. on the corner
OF Locust and Third streets. in the Borough of
CIearheld. large assortment of RONad. ,Sg,fqrr
aIa Rat BAR IRON, of all sizes which he will
sell Mt as low prices as it can be purchased anv-
where in this county.
jel1-55-3m BENJAMIN. SpACKNAN
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VETEST BRANCIy TIRE INSURANCE con-
w PANI, LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CoUN-
T1, PA--ihe undersigned having been appointed
agent by this company, gives notice that he will
insure buildings of every description Goods. &c.
on the most reasonable terms. This company is
in prosperous condition. and meets all demands
promptly. The capital stock Of the company IS
500 oOO with privilege of increasing to S30a. .nGO
=. n AEoNTELIUS
CurwensyiIle. Pa; Aug. 20. I856-5mp
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-27
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~ RAIN! !GRAIN!!-Wheat, Rye, Oats and
o Corn, at all times be procured at the Pi-
oneer Mills, ON the Moshannon, in Morris town
ship, at the lowest selling rates.
JulyI6 HENRY GRoE, Agent.