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New orleans carriage Warehouse,

Mo- 81 - aAd 50 toue,on street.
Between 'hc Cl;y aad Go, n Chrr- Hotels
The oldest and largest crage Establish
mcis in the ciy. Their stock CONSISTS Of
some $40 Carriages, VIZ
tooohes, Bugeies.
Fan. kucaaeat- " fop Bugelcs,
Light 20 90 Slide bugg,e~,
Barouehc-. Sulkey- Gigs,
Jersey Wagons, and almost cgrry s,lic of ear.
rage sold .u tins market our work IS from
our mandatory IN New Jersey. sud fully
guaranteed, For safe low for cash or city ac-
ctplanee.
! MARSH DENlAN u co
April o. lsj6-g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

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digestive powers in proper tone "A.
Remember that this is the only Cough u,sa.
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give satisfaction or the none, refunded n.
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cxtanl.
ar Ps,cr-Onc dollar Bottle.
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Drugs, hemical>, Paints. oils, etc.

~ . NpoDNAN. Wboiesai Druggiu.
-. f,urce,-or to Jirvi, Il Woudman.) cor.
ref Il Common and Magazine streets. New
Of.raa,, importer and dealer IA Cbo,c, Drugs.
- -t'sj Ndcmeg. Pure CbsmieaL. Esssppa
u u-dicHH Ervacis fmr Peripme-v md
f.a Soaps, Parent Hticmo, Nrrgi-H IN
HrHmeHp, UraesiH. GiassWGrs, Brashes.
l.le4 ant imsrt.m " rRloie G,asS Pants,
.. Dge Ngds, etc.
Druggists. Phy,ieians, Country Merchants
faaf =. who pgrcha~" medicines NAY re-
upon being suited Orders promptly at.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
l'vaNkliu Mouse.

No 03 CANAL street. \er orleans.
g. MRS L. \ HOWE would inform
E,,, the e.tlzens of Eastern Texas and \
AA Louisiana, lhlt she has opened tlt,
large. commodion,, and elegant hou-r. and is
prepared to fccri, e,ihosc who NAV visit Vie eity
The Franklin House d, -ifnaicd n "a desirable
locality the room. are wei arranged and fur
uishcd with view to elegance and comfort
while lhc table viii he supplied vita the
choices, cdiblcs OF an abundant market.
Npul "a 1856 ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
CHARLES DrcNCur

G. l.. llANSON
March ! ls56. ~ u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

IN'IllINN eek psuHd r.~pet iuily inform
w Uc citizens a Marhdl and HARRISON
county, thH he bsa ipst secef j o ryf ni
complete ,oos of siare and aae3 ir} saoi',
NlIN, tiPN.
BOUI>. &HOEt.
UtRDU mr.,
CKOChER1,
cts, Rhic0i o. 0iil SELL cheap pu-thiscr, eill
d1 e,il Co. call ani eVmHe bis stock before
buVng elsewhere. lie hopes that ty "l1lug
the tupg lnal g. night aud applying hm-ra
c'0sr'y to bu-lnc.7, be mas merit "A reasonable
portion az custom Cal and examine for
pouy-e'f ~ the na stand Of faj 'ot y Gov
Nircl nd 1896 30 n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
Np, II. Gin Grid, glaubera eonb,

9tp. II. Gin Stri6 Slauberg Sanb,
aeleaen tteils In gRnI6instrn 9aunlfip, unr
tbsils In Sppenu Iaun16ip, (ssndhnt Mprgan'e
StriG) ardn,snp an glaubcrs 9anb. Stride 9iro.
7S uno / 1 an Gbel 9lrc. 2 unp ylrp. Ia, rnt'
balteno 433 older rno eiu Siertd.
9tp. 7S. Gin Strib 9lauberg 2anb,
aelescn 9teils In gBal6iustcn Saunldip unb
tbsilS In Sapenn Gaunihip, (scuaunt 5rie'S
Strid) grGn3cnp an Stride yro. AS, an ylro
as unp glrp. IS prn S9sitrn glrc. 2 unp glrp.
AZ, snbaltenO 417 older unp 40 Jtutbsn.
SO. 70. Gin Stri6 9laubcrg 2anb,
srle9rn tteilS in 9e6a Gnpmtp uno ttsilS in Gar
tpn Gaunty, (sennnnt Jtctert Sea'S Stri6, }
grGnSrno an Strtd) 9fro. "A, an Blaubrrg 2anp,
an 9ro. 1S, 16 unp II, Ycn Gbeil 9irc. 2, rnt'
baltenp 439 2Ider uub 81 9tutben.
SO. 50. Gin Strt9 glau6erg 2anb,
eclesrn in 9r6a unb Carbon Gaunttes, (senannt
NRcrpecai 9earIel's Stri6D erdnSenp an Strtde
9irp. 20 unp %, an SGnpcr ppn Balltft uno Sf-
ean, lett6in Gpnrap &rrm, geter Wliar, Strtd,
ylru. 26 unp ylro. 81 ppn 9Gril 9lrc. 2, an
Srr9lanp, unb Nrp. 19. BON 5tril gtro. 2, ents
baltrnp 426 older unp 80 Jtutben.
9tp. 81. Sin Strtb Slauber8 Sanp,
sclesen t6sils in 9ynn GaunI6ip, Gedd Gauntp,
unO tGrilS in gBrfpenn, SAugItta GGuntg, (9es
nannt SGser's Stri6,) srdnscnp an Sdnper rcn
Yetcr SnyUsr, Oapip 5cllweiler, Scbn u. Nrib,
Sc6n lllri6, brs perlorb. Scbn llIri6, Senrg
8rauGrr. SacUb 5t6nis, Dapip price, Sclumrn
8arr, Srnrg Song. Daniel 6capetlrr, Oiidael
Sartman, leBtGjn brS Serlcrtrnen 9. Salirt,
uno gtntcrr, unc an Stri6 gtrc. 90 mb an Sbrl
gtrc. 2, rntbattcnb 4i3 Differ unS t21 Hutbm.
Die Setinsun9en an ben Ssrfauf5sSa9en unp
Iufpartung pcr
9larpn II, Spbn Salltet 9(tm'prs.
Sur6 pie Court.
s. g8. Widtss, S6r.
@u9uIl 81. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
0O. %. Gin Gtrt8 9Olstanb,

9slc9eh in befn9tsm Saunfbip, 9rdnjeno an Stri6e
SITE. SO, 20 uno 10, unb an edubsr rem Batlist unb
espau, entbaltsno IL aisr uno 80 8utben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
!. 59. Gin Grid SpI,Ianb,

atlt0cn in tciootem Sounfbip. erSurno an Stri6C
9rr. 55, 81, 81. 81. 63, 6i 65, 66 uuc 67, uno an
sdnbcr prn Sciipb ..8rrn, Shruos !6eru, ligtbin
Scbn @cnniuecr. an Suiths 9irr. GS uno Co. uno
8loutsr9 Ganb, entbaIttuo LOG Idtr, mebr cper
ptnaCr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
S0dBbare MablmiiDle

2(uf ffcntliAer Srnbu 81 Yerfaufrn.
GufS Gamaass Den t8tm October, nd4iiens,
um llbr Na6mittass, lcl auf rem Gt9cntbum
ieltf, in 2cwHia Saunlbip, 2eaa Gaunts, tHrnt'
lid psrfauft rerSen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
@ d. debares
Qte9enbeS @i9entbnm
auf BffentliAcr Scnbu Su prrfaufcn.

auf Bffentliher Senpu Su Srrfaufcn.
Sreitass ben 26Irn Septcmter, TIM t2 libr
Mttass, fol- auf psm plabe leItlt,. in Sterlau.
con, tifentIi4 prrfauft rerren
So. 1.-@inr berriihe NlantafAr
sclessn In tsIaetsm GaunIGip, 9e6a Gauntp, an
Der sroBen StraBe bic pen @pppcrsburg nah
Setblsbsni fiibrt, unp etpa zine bolte Oteile ppn
benz blibcnern St1ptden 8rrtensYilie pislsltc
III brerdn,t bur6 2dnper ppn GbareS 9teiHCrt,
G9arleS 9. g8etrr, Sacrb R. gjoms unb anOe.
re; ent9a ltrnb SS 9ltcr unb 76 9tutbrn Flaus
2anb, paSpn fno ettra gldcr pprtrrfflide gSles
Ien-ber 8el II pom atlrrbeltm Saulanb i'm
Gaunty, III 14idIih in 8slper eirSetGeilt, unter
9rtsn SenIen ub ilt i6erbaupt In Der telten Orb
nuns. Die Sertrberun9en barauf linp
@gSA Gin 9rpbr8 5peiltIfi0r5 Bpbnz
:H:Ns baus,
4rsE5sS r1sssES cine 9rp6s lleinrrne Sdeutr, unb Ion.
1ise giebcnsrbdupe. IS trinprt ft Gin gutter
Drummer nit riner Sunpe NuT Der Ncr6 tei pcm
Saule slci6faaS Gin Srunnsn nit elmer 9umps
na9e Der S9ruer. 9tuf Dem 9labr telinben ltd
ebenfalS cine f65ne glnSaW junse unp berrli4c
Stntdume Spn jcprr Qlrt.
&auiIuRise IclIten tieIc @slsarnbcit nidt I'm.
trnubt ppriiber ecbrn laBen, irlprm rie5 in rrr
Gbat cine Der ltGnien, trquemlen un0 brten
9aurreirn in ge6a Gaurty if.
So, 2.-Gin Strir9 SpIdanb,
9rlt9cn I'm nGmli6en Saunl6ip unS Gaunts, lp1.
Isnp an pbrn trl6debsnene Sauerct; rnttaltcnp
10 gltrr uno no 9tutben. Dieter Stri6 it
pom allertelteu ,lnb I6perfen SOls tewaGIm,
unp tann i'm @,an;cn rper in Stiiie SertauFt prrs
ben, mic es &aufer am IAidlthfen iein mag.
So. 3.-Gin Strib Spl3lnnt,
srlcscn In scrtc1astem 6auuIajp unb Gaunt9, ct,
pa cine 0iele pbn 6rerensSille, nuf Dem 2rdaer
Berg; 9rdn;tnb an Qano BON Nbr. 0eBnser,
Sacpb Sabl mp anprrr enttaltrnp 13 glder unr
81 Jtutten. 2tu4 pirlsr StriG ii gang gut nit
16werrm !Splj bswa6lcn, unp fam Slci6faa5 i'm
9an3en orcr in Striftn prrfauft prrrrn, 70 tpie
e6 &aufIulise pamiArn.
go. 4.-Gin Strib SpI3lanbj
srlrsrn etcnfalls in trIa9tem SanI6ip unb Gauns
tp, duf Dem SrubStsr9 9ran3enp an 2anO Ycn
Sacc6 unp Sobn Mpger unp anbere rrtbaltenb
Z 9ldrr uno 81 9iutbrn. - gub pcs ilt gutrs
5pl,lanp unp wtrN 5uIammsn perfauft.
Gs 1T bies 6aS bnterla6ens liesenpe unb iprrt9e
pple 8rrmBsen pe5 leBtbin Srrittrtrnrn s II
ycan9, ien., Scn bria9trm 2nmi4ip unb
GauntY.
Die 8cblnodnseh am Strtaafsta0c unt &af,
ipartun9 pom
Giio6ctb SJpunM
SSelle 90. 9jpunN : Grp'rs.
Galemen YpunL
Grptenitsr 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
WQ0rtNt.

9(us bcm @aiicn8eriht HHn Scdn @r.i
9n Der Sadie bss 2e9enbrn ggentbums brS
Srritcrtencn Sacpb Sfer, lcstbn pom gDeia
icntur9 Sauni8ip, et6n Gauntg:
llnO nun 2tusuli A. 1856, auf gcrrGta9 Ses
Bm. Marr, Glq fbraiti9tr Die Grurt bic Suqui>
iitipn.-glm ndmtiGrn Tag eerwiliate bic 9rUrt
cine NrgrI an bic Grbsn pes beinsEen Serlortrneu,
fid in rfcner Court tinJultclen, nuf ben eritst
SaB res ndaiten Sermins, ninIia auf ben 3tel,
Gag glpptmter, q. O., 1856, uni paS liegcnpe
@i9rntbum rfS Srrltprtmrn, pper Elm Gbdl paprt
oniunrbmrn pbrr Su prrrrigrru unb and SugIdh
uriadrn nnju9ebsn parlm pabeltg nibt Sertauft
werpm IQa
EzgSA Aus bem llrfunben.
So 8cseu8ts
s. g8. Wlicflra, SArcitu.
September TO- 1856. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
Sin Gbefre1ts.
Gcptemter 10.

Ginsrmal meine gbfeattin. esptna, cine
setprne Q II g, sOn 9liepersWafunste 1aunlttp,
Qedba Gauntg, mein Sett uno Gid rbne uriahe
perlaben Sat, 70 parue d bisrmit 2las, iGr ni6ts
auf meinen Namsu at bergen rrsr 81 ltlben, i'm
Dem ib ni6tS fir lis tsSoblen weres.
S0ipIrS Gemnerer.
Gtrt, 8. 1856 e9m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-17
9lubitprS 9taCbrt6t.
Sn tcm gBaiitngetttbt prn gcaa 81,

Sn trm gBnilen9ett6t ppn 2eaa Gr,
Sa trr SADIE ttr 9le8nans son SacOb Mc>
ler np Sobn MpIer, ApmnIhatcrcn etc. DeS
Scrllprttnrn 9acpb " . r. IrBtbn bpt
2gnu Gaunftipj ge4a Gauntp.
ltnb nun, 9lusun BEN tttrn 1885, ernannte
bic Court 9 Saml. s. StfIer Giq., sunt
glubitor, tm brllBtc gtcdnuns 3u oupitsn uno
fails es nctbwsnris 1T birelbe iiberSuIetteIn un0
bcm o'rleg sen,iB cine Sertbsilms gu MAIDEN.
GWSN 2tus Den llrtuuecn:
ls6Sg q: SS. Wficelcbj Shr.
Sben8cnaitntcr @uptor rpirb lid ;ufUIse fsinst
Grnennun9 snfnpcn am 20Rrh Sag Septemter
nd9lfcnS, I'M 10 llbr Scrmittags, am Saule bclt
So 8 N % fer, in 2Ynn Sauni&ip, 2eGa
Gaunty. allwO f4 aae intcrrbjrte 9crIcnen ein-
iinptn t6nnep, prn Is es fir i4ifIi& brfinren.
glusuit 81. nq3ut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-20
ON and after Tuesday, Aug L 1885, until further notice.
" Trains Sil be run as follows SGturdays eScepted9
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTn-Thc $40 A. N. Train will connect at San
husky with Morning Train from Toledo; at MonroeTc with
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from a.
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from P3burSh and at
Newark and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
Bay Cy Detrot Monrcrve with western Train
@. n r. r. at Shelby Junction at 52 r. NJ with the Mail
Train c. c. r. c. for Columbus CINCINNATI at Mnus
aed junction 5.e5 p ". with Fast train on p r.
for Pittsburgh, and Mt Newark with East and west Night
Trains Central Ohio L. n.
GOING NoRTH-The e.2G n Train will make close con-
nectIon ut Newark with Aiail Belhir c. o. H.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Express FOR Psburghi at
Shelby junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express tor
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, Mouroeve with
Mail Train on @. &. t. road to Toledo Chicago, &c.
Trun will connect at Newark with Express from
the Genital Ohio ROad ut Mansfield Junction with
Past Train ri,tsburIh; at Shelby Junction at 6'2l
with Cincinnati Mall Cleveland; at NonrOevle with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, and at SandusGy with the
7'-''''N' N' j. n. ROBINsoN, surt.
sandusIy, Aug. 4, 1855. sepl5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-20
JUNE 90. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS
rrnMs.

For FaH Course facladia9 ut Departments Of Book
keepiNO, Lectures 0IId PsRaGRSaip, iHpdefdLEy tn
s s5iis; F s;;;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-20
NUMBER 254
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN sMANUPACTuRRSi
BuTLER's INCONSISTENCIES
Writing Fluid.

Once s superior Frld iak has been before the public
favor. and Is preferred by many the far.famed AR
uold Fluid.
During the past twenty thousand and pint bot
Cs, together With smaller sizes nnnernbe have been sold
bankers aud merchants in Cincinnati, LousTe, Pitts
burgh Buffalo, Cleveland Detro Terre Haute, Lafayette,
Tncennes indianapolis, Evansville Frankfort Lexington,
Nashville Memphis, ST. Inuis, rSksburg Jackson NRehe1
and New Orleans II has also been adopted ia the State De-
partments OF Kentucky Tennessee and MSSissipPi Il hEa
Cincinnati and Iouisvr four Diplomas aud Prize Me.
da at State Pairs held last Fall In New York. Ohio Indiana
and IlIinolS. = -
tofore using ArnoIds Enslsh ms hare purcha y. Rf&
lerls Book KSsper,S VT ting Fldds g
Bank OF steehsnles
Bank of fheelug Bank fteElIngt Atarnfetn.
ring Company; c6lht5 lhf5 ebpnl Teie
0Aa6at RSittHiafe 0dlet,
House; eiiy fol6w5y & Co.. Russeil q SfcAfse aora0
Matthews Co.; 7. SVeenrY Son; poane CoWEl; 4
RoSd; Boyd O Oliver Pryor; 1hs. II. stoat CO.t Lamb
din Gliberson & Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers priecA by
orgl J,AMRDIS GTLpERSON kC0s
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WTLDEte IROTYII2R,
TETHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealrrs IN Miscellaneous
w MEDICAL Theological School Books, Stationery
Wall Paper and Window Blinds.
Wholesale Dealers School Committees Teachers and 9TH
ers supplied te Bookstore, of
Main and Union streets,
aps SHEEtIX0, Va
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keepiNg Lectures 0ild PeHEaaHStiP, tEUaefdIRy 4"
For s Course tl Ladies DepdgtNsst. y
TIME PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure expressing
u their thank the and sue
and slstq tores
5Etlaff f'r'ff 1ufttff the
5lea 3e5tseo oy AiercdAte ttat0 great praeticat
experience OF the Principal In heavy Banking and Coner
cal Houses assisted by educated aud accomplished gentle
men has enabled him to bring degree Of perfection
system COUNTING ROOM instructionby oral exercises
Not ATTAINED DY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
suvnt BY this new process drilled at the DESK indfctd
Gl Stcpb step, until he has mastered the whole rounr
OF an Accountants duties thoroughly pOHQh no had
srrrtd an dPprenticeshtp In some iIrGe Commercial
House, all aWkwurdness alterinH, md egreEtous
blunders are, in n great measure, dissIpated..
in addition to engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants we have secured the services OF of the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics.
Instruction too extended to
here but It embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEplNG, with free and full discussion Of
Scientific Prncples-Lectures Commercial History
aud History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
oTsphy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nrrSlin, &C.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

AN ''oRFuL DRAUGHT. An old acquaint-
ance of ours in the country indulges in very
exaggerated style of description and illustra-
tion, in his ordinary conversation. For in
stance, when describing the effect of an alter
alton of his kitchen chimney, which he had
ordered his mason to make, he said that .sbe-
fore the chimney was altered, it dre,u the wrong
way so powerful, that every flock of wild geese
that flew over the town, for ten years, was
sucked down into his fireplace, but since the
alteration has been made, the draught was so
strong that if lie should hook one end of a log
chain in the middle of the kitchen floor, the
other end would stand qaireriHgu up the chimney
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following waif, afioat on the s.sea of
reading,'' we clip from an exchange. We do
not know its paternity, but it contains some
wholesome truths, beautifully set forth
Men seldom think of the great event of death
until the shadow falls across their own path,
hiding forever from their eyes the traces of
the loved ones, whose living smiles were The
sunlight ofexistence. Death is the great an
tagonist of life, and the cold thought of the
tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. We do not
want to go through the dark valley, although
its passages may lead to paradise; and, with
Charles Lamb, we do not want to lie down in
for our bed-fellows.
But the fat of nature is inexorable. There
is no appeal or relief from the great law which
dooms us to dust. We flourish and we fade
as the leaves of the forest, and the flower that
blooms and wthers in day has not frazier
hold upon life than the mightiest monarch that
ever shook the earth with his footsteps. Gen
erations of man appear and vanish as the grass,
and the countless multitude that throngs the
world to day will to morrow disappear as the
footsteps on the shore.
In the beautiful drama of Ion, the instinct
of Immortality, so eloquently uttered by the
death devoted Greek, finds deep response in
every thoughtful soul. When about to yield
his young existence as sacrifice to fate, his
beloved Clemanthe asks if they shall not meet
again, to which he replies: 81 have asked that
dreadful question OF the hills that look eter-
nal of the clear streams that flow forever-of
fha c+1 GofJ &c
thath walked in glory. All were dumb. But
while saze upon thy living face, feel that
there is something in the love that mantles
through lis beauty that cannot wholly perish.
We shall meet again, Clemanthe."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

In old Carolinian once said, .I wa, 49,.
the last day of the week, very late in the dav
and have always been behindhand. believe
1t would have been fifty dollars in nv pocke,
If hadn't been born st all 20
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

a father being applied to for the reason OF
his sons absence from school, the school
master received the following intelligent re-
hepathometogoatateri 20
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

Socrates, seeing scolding wife who had
hanged herself on an olive tree, exclaimed: !:
rob that all trees would bear such frui.o
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

nAVID S. PLOTNER-FcspectfulI informs
~ his old friends and the public. that he has
obta ined the services of good Cutter Hud work
man as foreman in the tailoring business and
he Is now prepared 10 attend to any orders in IN:
Line Of work on the most accommodating terms. and
short notice, and will have clothing on hand at all
times such as dress coats, frock coats, vests and
pantnloons OF their own manufacture, and good
material at the lowest prices. With wish to ac-
commodate. he solieits share Of patronage
New Washington. May 9, 1855
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DHILIPSBURG HOTEL:-The subscriber
a would inform his friends in Clearfeld and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reitted
his house and is now enabled TO compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country. No pains
will be spared to render his guests comfortable.
His table shall always be supplied with the best
the market can afford, and his charges moderate.
He respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him a call. DAVID JOHNSTON.
Philipsbnrg Jan. 81. 1855. l Y.
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THE RAJ TgMAN's JOURNAL.
DOKER, BROTHERS & JONES,
ID Nos. 15S & 160, Market Street,
PHIL D ELP HIA;

PHIL Z P Il Ia;
Importers and manufacturers of City and
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also every variety of French and English Shoe
Lastngs, Patent Leather, Kid and Calf-skins,
Shoe Laees, Gallons, Bindings, &c,
suitable for manufacturers.
Also Foreign and Domestic Straw and Silk Bon
nets, Leghorn, Panama, apd Paim-Leaf Hats,
English, French. and American artificial
Flowers, Oil Silk, Straw Trimmings,
&C.. dc.
Having removed to our new Store No. 15S DC 100
Market Street, below 5tb, South Side, up stairs
invite your attention TO our large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods Boots and Shoes. which we are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
All Goods being exclusively of our own di
rect importation and Manufacture, we feel conf
dent that our facilities such that we can offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices OF
Goods unsurpassed by any house in the country.
BOXER, BROTHERS d JONES
Nov. s, IS54.-Iy. PAiladeiphfa.
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'pOIiN TROUTMtN. House. Sign and orna-
a. mental Painter.-Glazier, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger, offers his services to the citizens of
Clearfeid ard vicinity.
Shop om M1rket ST. jvst 5elo,g tie Fopn4rv
CHAIRS. LOUNGES. SOFAS. ROCKING
CHdIRS. OTTOM MINIS, dc,
kept constantly on hand and made to order eoual
in beauty to any that can be obtained from the
East, and more durable in material
Aug l. 1853
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