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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
ITALY.

The Grand Duke Of Tuscany, taking alarm at the
demonstration against Naples, appears disposed TO
grant some concessions to his people byrevlving with
some notifications, the Constitution of 1873.
The Paris Constitutional asserts as II from cure
source that in consequence of the negotiations between
Austria and Rome the Austrians are about TO with,
draw, and will retain only two points Ancona ana
Bologna. - D: 4,
A treaty has been concluded between Prussia and
Naples placing the ships of the latter In Russian ports
on the footing Of the most highly-tavored nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
SPAIN,

Accounts from Madrid speak of a new ministerial
cribs, the object being TO throw Narvaez overheard,
and restore the Absolutists The Marquis of vluma,
the head Of the Absoutist party is spoken of as the
coming man, but he, in the meantime declines the re-
sponsiblity.
1t s said that o Donnell is put in command Of the
Household Guard es a check upon Narvaez Count
Benkendorff, the Russian Envoy, has had a cordial
reception from the Queen.
A daughter has been born to the Duchess of Mont
pensier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

BRICKS AND TILEs-Hard North River Is selling 70 q
roo.rtt extent ~ 25ds475 PhladelPhis at *ls9 te
and Colsbursh S7delO Foreign last noted VIZ
Bath $50 Stourbridse s40d s45 and Welsh at 80
ass. Malt Tiles firm al $3.50 $50. .
CEMENT-A fair business 10 doing IN Cannon ~ oL
Roman ii Portland at 81, ard Marble At eea 30
CANDLES-In Adsmanne there Is no change TO notice
Holders are with fair inquiry sales al Hd2Sc. accord
ing 10 quality Stearn command 30a3lc. Plain Sperm fOc
and Patent Jd5lc.
parent The sales reported at 500 bales We repea
quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
1arkets.. CARETULLY RHPoRrEDvoRTHE TssuSr

~.
ASHES-The market IL quiet for Pots az : ~ FEARS
lesvy and nominal al 80 90 The stock reduced sac
Is,rs j. finn 1t &C.. cash -,
Roots AND sHOES-A fair business doing for the West
ern and Northern trade and before the ,esIs blHse-'
ended the whole will show hands agZf-sa,s
Outstanding the enhanced prices have iutmid<ed some
buyers iron taking largely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
vr.rLct. Reported BIZ Telegraph.

Oswrso Nov. So M-WHEAr in good demand sales
$500 hush. 45as a for white Canadian Ohio Michigan
and Indiana CANAL FREIGHTs unchanged LAEg InsoATs
toby: u 2i bush. Wheat, los bush Barley CANAL FIX
poRTs3 625 bbs Flour IS 500 bush Wheat 600 bush Corn
3,7a4 bush Barley
EEwOsLEAss Nov 3-CoTroS sales to-day g. 900 bales a.
former ra.s-Mddins iIldllc. SUGAR sca small quantity
Il the Ne crop has been received Mixed CoRs cells a Sse
Hoax and LAsD dull WHISKY, Sc FaEiGsrs inactive
sTERLrNG EXCHANGE, % y cent premium.
CHARLESTON Oct 4-CoTToy--Sales oday so bsesn
Partial advance kc under the Cansdsn adyees We quote
Middlipg q ll,dl2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
TURKEY

The Sultan has sent orders to Redschid Pasha TO
form new ministry. Redschd declines under the
plea that the questions under deliberaon Just now
would undergo sudden change
The real cause was difference of opinion With the
French Minister respecting the union of the Prnci-
p&lities.
An attempt had been made TO luce Mustsphs
Pasha TO take Office, but he refused.
A dispatch from Cons;antinopie says tina, Gen.
Guyon had died OF cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.... 5
Cleared.

Cleared.
stesmshipMniOn, Foster, Chse.ton spoford Tlsss0s
Knoxville Ludlow. Savannah, = l.. Mitchill
Shp-Ontario Wood, Liverpool, Grinnell Minturn. a,
BsIls-Ansh Nevins Brsndywine, Russell 4 Vinins ~
teor Pseml Pope, Bristol, Pope Co Mary Elraoea
Eiot4s, Bordeaux X. p. Buck Co. - =,
Bhgs-OceaD (Br), lie Coneas, la Ponlle ~ y, H.
Routh Son Jesse Keath, Callahan, ST. oAns Newt Baroe
Bros Broome LsnEborne, 81. Jsso Cuh, Brett Son Ca
South Thorn pson Galveston D. c. Murray Orosmbo, Ross
brook, Euevitas, 7. Owen 4 Son.
Scboone.-Julien Chase santa Cruz Cuba o. L. Hatch
Co. John M,ser Mas.r pha James Hand Ch.np,a.
dri. M Bedel w r. Smith, Hughes. Wilmington, G.
DOllner Potter Henrietta Gilman Bofon BEET Son Co
land Warrington, j. H. Mathews Marine Powell, Wlnist
ton, f. O. Powell; 4. Smmons stslweeht, Jacksonville 's
win Thompson.
sloop-w II. Brown, H.Iock. Providence. L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

HAYThe demand /, steady aud prcss drm; sales II 500
bales AZ 10c and the city trade II 75d8nc q 100 .
HOPs-The demand for New cootin ies fir. prices
isir ed ssle Of 49, bales sdllc 10 quality Included in
the .ses Ics bales Philadelphia brewer lOc Ola
without change; quote q; sd6c.
HENP-1L~e j. little dong in domestic the stock IL
quie al and prices obtained only or re'an lots
0d s2l2 - dew roec snd t2+d 5' s. jr dressed
In foreign LITTLE las been done and Quotations would D.
intl.
IRON THE market for Scotch Pig has varied the de-
msnd ka been steady S9d so 50 Tor large 80 5Jd S3l Is
for all lots mos. Refined quiet prices nominal English
She. demand and Arm ic singles doubles
ard tTebles. Russia Sheet is firm AZ Ia l3c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

OIL GAZETTE inquiry 10 fair for shipping but the stock
the demanded above the views Of holders
sales Of thin county sa5 5Oas and 50 tons thin Round
for crushing 50 80 ash City thin obong 10 scarce At *5sd
$40 tun.
PROyIsONs-The Pork market i: very heavy and only IN
retail request the supply is good sales Of 500 bbs al tor
Mes and 10 for irregular Prime new Prime s steady 49,
The form price Beef 10 In moderate request and steady
sales bbls fS1 81
Prime Country Mess aud $50 for repaeked
Net, Prime Mess entirely nominal At $n6SS Beef Hams
Az, warrd at s9d $50 Bacon qet at S6Sic for Western
SMOKED 10 dyaed here Cut Meats are in small stock and
rit a, lac for sbouder. and oIc for Hamr Lard retail
demand and il heavy the stock small sales of 90 bbs aud
tc. Al SaSIc demand and firm At lsd llc
sdi0ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
THE ARARJA Outward BOUND.

BssIos Wednesday, Nov. >, 1856.
The steamship Arabia sailed at noon to-day, with
81 passengers for Liverpool and 26 for Halifax; and
$779 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

'''''"' Inc o.. " Mobils.- Upland.
E niGiiis; SO e ,....,,- "a
Or6nsr, TO ROOD Ordir sy de ia'sT s 90 vb,b
W.. Ss M.Rxy1s-Trsde in Manchester was
'one~hat dePressd or tae,,s 20 =" 40
"i , un,ns Rer.psTrFr. MARKETS -Bre.dstuf.
,ne dull Tss s's mhs. s ssy Cheaper for the
ths 1is % ID asa bu.6 on the geet
Cir s's t at S o~sI Toa: lover h.a The
psreIs q As AT :. Cd 'sT Su. il'n0'e' - q40' D
qge, toins ave the quo,.,ns Of Me.sr Richardson
e. S,Ibis s2sas s; OHIO Sc saS Canadian s 80
~ WsyaT ssd9l2; white eGp Mixed CoRs. 3 s.
Yellow g easI white % a'' The market was dNH al the
eH ixrRrooL Provision MARKET -Me-srs. Rchsrd-
R,,t ,isby cheaper holders willing sellers The market
co'ed very dull PosE dropping Bacon slow Of sale but
g. TaLLow stead, at So.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers Cir
.be change Fine selling AZ 10 ais g. SPIRITS TrsPESf
gpetsnstd oa.ine.. moderate Pot. qao,ed g
Phi.dtlpLis md "a sdls7 Tor Baltimore.
,,.sSy Cor md SCAT OTIS without eb.nse P.LM on .c
ti,e a. a42d 943 lo OLIVE OH unchanged DYEwooD. in
fair demand. s.LTrrrrksss. Of 800 bags pce.
SUGARS firm and active advance Of Sd a TEA 10 good
demsrd at sio9d for eomGcn COnrou Coffee active aud
firm. RicE-busness small, but prices firm
LosDos MONEY MARKEI.-A better feeling pre-
vsed in The London money market ahoagh there bad been
.pd any further advince in Of io5qa
con,o. for m4.e closed Ct q. s2 and for .eeouoi 81 as
Bar sys52 Es.Is'5 The bullion il the sa-t Of Eng
LONDON hARKErs.-Messrs. Barring Brott er
Co. report fair bushes. doing in IRoS at
unchanged Ie,es BARS and RAILS quoted a. 4, e. Ioe
dun At fis selling at is for B.ac. Zoe ROSS eay
50 LARD without chsnse-ales al 76 LSsEsD OIL at ~
Fiour quoted At s. a57 white Wheat 10 ans red whs.
at So an.
AMERICAN sfcrRrTIrs.- Messrs. Bell Co. report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

POTATOES AND TURNlPS-We make no material change
In price. Of Potatoes to-day good quality not peny they
range from 25 80 81 ? Dbl to condition Sweets are
dull a. e. sea IS 50 y Dbl Turnip. selling a. Utcd
al IS y Dbl. for whites and Russiss. go
RICE-The market ruled rather dull aud fair qualities
car b. had on more favorable sales Of ~ tcs balance
Of lot) al 81 St.
Learn of sale Of IS 900 Refined, for
home use. at Sc. ,-.,
sALr-The market has ruled quiet the supply no. large
last sale Of Turks Island about Sole Liverpool the and
frould not plenty a. our quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

sTEARINEThe supply |. limited sales OF common 70 lar
n lI.al2c., and prime ~ l2t dlSc. cash . -,
sPlCES-Cssss remains dull. Pepper quite aeaye sAes
Of 30 bsss A. lld2ic 500 mats Cassia AZ soc and ~ cases
Numtssat 61!c. 1900 -. ....
sEEDs-1ke supply OF Clover light and prices are nom
n, IL generally held abo the views OF buyers me pros
pec,, for this article promising The news from Europe
voTsbe-h- English ard German crops Prov 70 Dc Pa we
port at the close Timothy limited request and nom
hi a. sS 2sd IS 50 y bush Rough Flax nominal the sup
NV !. y.ry lsht sales at 81 ia SO Is y Sc b Clean sell
rs slowly ss &c Lin.eed I" scarce md nomin.
I 40 sales Of Calcutta 20 arnye boston e1 %
4, bush the stock and at London very small
sPIRfs-There has not been much done N tnls orahcn
trace England Rum sells :; 40 +c American pandy
Gin AZ d Pure SPIRITS al i26fc Alcohol al IvdInc-
STARCH-Potso has not varied sells ~ odo;f 20 HI1ve
p, con 1,nd, 7d7ic the latter for Colsste and
Kingsford's .L -
r,. are readily realized saes Of DO hhds Cuba Mus
crsSo AZ q dec and $50 boxes Yellow Havana for refining
mo IN Al ase Our annexed quotations are revised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
SWITZERLAND.

The Neufchatel prisoners have been dismissed Inc
Federal Government is making effort to be repre-
sented in the Congress OF Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

MINIATURE ALMAsAc...TBIs DAY.
Sun-Rlses... 6o7 Sets........ 40 Moon-Stts... -
HIGH wATER...rBIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 0;fl Gov Island. 3s Hell-Gste. Sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

HIDES fair DEN and and The market well supported
sale, to-day e $50 ArsosurA ~ ne a. pc 25s Por'-sa
Platte. l7dls Bs Ssc REJECTING erdanAxed; ami 10
City SLAUGHTER, middle WIGHT, az Ne. cash Ine stock IL
$50 including $50 Bu-nos Ayes rs sAted DO 80 satet
Rio GIsude 1900 AngostGrz 400 SsyaDla SO S.'ed
African 400 Rio Haehe loOv LAglna 3oO Macabo and 80
Seurlern and Wes; Indies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
Hy TelewY0Uo
Disasters, Ae.

CHARLRsToN-Arr Nov T. a. m, steamship S.'n''n'
| from New.Ycrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06


LME-Ttee have been receipts and prices consequently
continue rouiua the last transactions AZ tc for
u ard y l2t for lump.
LEADThe market exhibits sgns Of Grnnes; the inquiry
is last sales at IS D for Spanish and So for
Mexican 10th cash
LA1HsThe stock Of Eastern is temporarily small price.
nfe better sales OF 800 900 at 81 3l ST. cash and
LuMBER-East.rn Spruce and Pine in good demsnd At
PIP ty he
LEATHER-The r.rket hardly firm the assortment is
better but the stock whole still very light. Now that
the e1ceu.n Of politics will .ubside, business viii
different aspect. French CdhkHs are unchanged Tao
stock !. ln.i'ed
NOLAsSES-Our annexed quotations are well supported
and ali descriptions amt wanted W. have heard Of
70 sales to-day worth partcularizing.
Ne quote: -..
n O. lew . .5s757 Cuba Muscovado $50
Porto Rco....... .5sa57 Cuba Clayed.. s.fEdb
Trinidad Cubs...........Sdil
NAVAL sTORES-Spiriis Turpeutine appears 70 be well
Led the stock moderate and f inquiry prevails r home
consumption 100 bbs H cash Crude 10 eai 10
price and bur little Is changing hands present Common
Ro dull sales of SEQ bbl. 62i go Dbl, strained on
hoard slip 65 and 81 50; No Eat ~ IS per Dbl Tar In
fair requs sales Of go bbl Washington a. - % per Dbl in
yard.
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

nes TIE sales Friday Il 900 bsee iseiod,nt ~
speculation The following The .othor.1-d ,1ns
Orleans hooifss OP5.I
P,I, IA I'D. 80
udinn. si5Isd SD. Ta-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

OILS-Epsish Lnseed quite neglected and pieces snow
downward Inclination, only small sales transPnns az
sO2 cash Crude Whale and Sperm receive trie attention
from buyers. prices generally with difficulty sustained
-. sales Of hale al 6Od82c Lard Oil IL quiet the stock
odste bu, the high price. check rsnsaoons small sales
Of prime quality s mos, for Wuter Red is not yet IN
nGket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
- cv. g f,3 3 IS

Classic discount America window continue,
vas snd OF French Window sac cent from the
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04
CAUSE OF THE KANSAS TROUBLES.

What is the cause of the present trouble IN
Kansas? The immediate cause may be stated
in few words. II arises from an attempt TO
subdue American citizens into obedience to
usurped power.
All the power exercised by the Border Ruf-
fan Legislature over the people OF Kansas was
usurped. Its members were elected not by
the ballots of actual citizens, but by armed IN
vaders, who marched into the territory in or
ganizcd companies, took possession of the
ballot boxes, elected their own men, and then
marched out. This appears to be true of that
Legislature as body, with perhaps not more
than one exception. To require submission
OH the part of the people of Kansas to such
body, would be, in effect, to deprive them of
ali rights, and cast them on the mercy of men
placed over them by the Missouri invaders.
The Frce-Statc inhabitants of Kansas have
shown themselves to be in eminent degree
forbearing. The officers appointed legally
over them by the General Government have
| been recognized rs such and respected. The
people have submitted to the authority Of those
| officers, even in cases where the only object Of
| the officer and authorities seemed TO be one of
vexation and oppression. IF at any time they
have resisted the officers Of the General Gov
ernment, it has been when prompted by self
defence or absolute necessity. But the author
ity of the Border Rufian Legislature no free
man of Kansas could acknowledge without
bowing to usurped power and virtually making
himself slave. IF the people of Kansas
would bow submissively TO such yoke, we
might well tremblc for the country. When
| American citizens learn to yield without q
murmur to usurpation and tyranny, the spirit
| of liberty is gone.
! The same thing the immediate cause OF
the war of the Revolution. a usurped power
of imposing taxes was attempted to be en-
forced upon our ancestors. The attempt was
resisted, and that resistance was right. Now
it is attempted by the Slave power. through
| the border rufians and their abettors, TO usurI
the power, not only of taxation, but of impo
sing all law upon the freemen of Kansas
( Shall il be done
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04
LATEST NEWS.
Cincinnati Convention---Tem emp orary
Organization---AnU Uproar

CINCINNATI, JUNE AT quarter before II
O'Clock the signal gun announced that the
Convention had commenced to assemble. 1t
was called to order at II O'Clock by r. NJ.
Lane, of Maryland.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, nominated Sam
uel Mcdary, of Ohio, as temporary chairman,
which was unanimously carried. e
Mr.. Hall, of Massachusetts, called for the
reading of the call for the Convention, and
while the cal was being read by Mr. English,
of Indiana, sudden uproar occurred at the
door, followed by the crowd rushing in fight
ing, and the direst confusion enSued.
1t was finally discovered that the Benton del
egation from Missouri had resolved to enter by
violence, and carried their intention into effect
by knocking down the doorkeeper, and enter
ing peil-mell, headed by Ex-Gov. Price.
For a few minutes, a scene of confusion i'm
possible to describe ensued, the members
jumping over chairs, and it seemed as though
a serious riot was about to take place. After
awhile quiet was restored, and the reading of
the call was proceeded with.
Mr.. McLane, of Maryland, stated that when
the credentials of the Missouri delegates were
presented the Committee Of Arrangements
gave tickets of admission TO the delegates
which presented prima facie evidence of their
election, and refused the others.
New York was represented by two sets OF
delegates, but as the Convention could not de-
eide which were entitled TO seats, declined to
give tickets to either, unless an arrangement
could be effected among themselves, as was
done In the case of the Mississippi delegation.
Samuel Medary, on taking the chair, return
cd thanks for the temporary honor.
The Rev. III. Nicholson, of Cincinnati, then
opened the proceedings with prayer.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

DISMISSAL OF Mr.. CRAMpToN AND THE Brit
IsH CoNsULs.-Ou last Wednesday evening Mr.
Champion was officially informed of the dis
continuance of his official relations as Minister
of Great Britain to the United States, and his
passports furnished to him. The consuls at
Cincinnati, New York and Philadelphia were
likewise informed by letter Of their dismissal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

TIE NEFs yRoM KANSAS must strike every
reader with the utmost establishment. That
the people OF a territory in this free land of
ours should be hunted down and shot like wild
beasts, their towns burned and their property
destroyed by horde of nonresident ruflianS
and desperadoes, who have attempted TO force
their laws upon them, and who are backed up
in this attempt by the President, is too gross
ly outrageous to pass without condemnation.
1t is notorious fact that the citizens of Law
renee informed the U. S. Marshal that no re-
sistance would be made to any process which
he might wish to serve, and asked him to pro-
tect their lives and property. And yet, after
testing their submissiyeness by making sever
al arrests, he permitted large force under
Jones to destroy the town and, it is said, take
she lives OF several of the citizens. The U.
s. troops were anxious TO protect the citizens
but were not allowed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

JOHN BUNyAS's FLUrE.-The fute on which
John Bunyan beguiled the tediousness of his
captive hours is now in possession of Mr.H How
els, tailor, Gainsborough. In appearance it
does not look unlike the leg Of a stool. out OF
which, if is said, that BunyaD, while in prison
manufactured t. When the turnkey attracted
by the sound of music, entered his cell to as
certain, If possible, the cause of the melody,
the flute was replaced in the stool, and by this
means detection was avoided.
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a MBKOTYPEs, DAGuERREoTYPEs, &c

n II
n Ms w. T. PURvIANCE, PHoToGRAPHIsT,
begs leave to announce to the citizens of Cleared
and vicinity, that he has opened Ambrotype Rooms
at the Town Hall in this place, where he VIII be
happy to receive the calls Of Ladies and gentle
men, whether they wish pictures or not. The Am
brotype may be regarded as the ne Plus ultra of
the photogenic art, and is rapidly superseding
cry other style of picture wherever Introduced
Its brillancy Of tone, beauty of finish, deicacy of
expression, and deep lustre of drapery have won
for it the highest enconiums of the people and
press everywhere. Combining the highest arts
tic beauty with absolutely UNFADLNG DC-
RABILTTYi ii must take the place of all 9th
er processes 1t is also worthy of mention that
Mr. Purviance does not receySe hrs pictures.
Landscapes, Views of residences, &c, taken in
the highest style of the art Paintings. Daguerre-
otypes, and engravings beautifully copied at
sonable prices. - Small children taken by
ISSTdNTA NEOUS PROCESS. with uner-
ring certainty and accuracy. Is Ambrotypes
5ezHtiftytlY coi0red if desired. No difference on
account of dark or cloudy weather. So Please
call soon as / shall be able to remain but a week
or ten days june4-'56 %
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

Hollotcdy's Pills certain remedy for Drop
sy.-Chas. Hutchison (33) of Burlington, VT,
was for l5 months, sad victim to this COM
plant, so bad was he one part of the time, that
the water oozed through the pores Of the skin,
thrice per day change of apparel was necessa-
ry. Every time his doctor called he expected
to find him dead, and in fact gave his friends
no hopes of his recovery; his sister who had
derived great benefit by the use of Holloway IS
Pills, begged him, as favor to her, to try
them fortunately for him he did not refuse,
they soon produced a change for better, and
in four weeks he was again attending to busi-
ness having thoroughly got rid of the disorder
and in the most excellent health and spirits
These Pills work wonders in liver and bilious
Com plaintg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

GRAHAM's MAGAzTNE.-We have received
this periodical for the current month, con-
tanning number of excellent articles, an elc-
giant frontispiece, and fashion plate, which,
though neat, has founces and furbelows suffi-
cient to crafty the most extravagant taste.
There is much in the Magazine to please its
numerous lady readers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04
M A r RIE !

On the 9th May. at the hoase of Capt. R.
d. Cummings in Rellefonte, by Rex-Iames
Hon David Barclay, Punxsutawney Hon. G W. |
Zeigler, Brookville; III IN j Burnside Bellefonts
Z fSHAIN PUMPS, for sale at the eoid Corner
- stand in CurHens Vile by PATTON
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New Advertisements.

Ly0R SALE-A two-story frame House, with
IL half acre of land adjoining, situate in Law
renee township, on the road from Clearield to
CurwensYillc, about miles from Clcarfeld. For
terms apply to Zebad Lawhead, Lawrence town
ship, or to The subscriber
l.. JACKSON GRAMS
iunei Clearheld Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-04

ENOR SALE-thc Farm occupied by Richard
Il Banvers. Jr., Situate in Penn township. about
one mile from Pennsyiic. 1t contains 81 acres, of
which i5 are cleared and under good fence. The
improvements are two-story frame house and
kitchen, barn and out-houses There is young
bearing orchard on the place, and the whole is
well wa:ered. For terms apply to t
IL. JACKSON GRAMS.
innnl Glearfiell Pa