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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-12

TURKIsH FLINT WuEAT.-There have been
received at the Patent Office one hundred
bushels of Turkish flint wheat procured bv the
United States DragOman at Constantinople
from the foot of Mount Olympus. The wheat
has alreedy been tested in Virginia and Mary
land, and has proved both hardy and produc-
tive. 1t possesses, in a remarkable degree
the quality of long keeping, was indicated
by sample shown MS, SchiOI. isv,.sfrt-
this country, by Captain Porter Of the Navy,
four wears ago. Welearn that the Sultan takes
a lively interest in the affairs of this country,
and has intimated that there are other Yheats
in his dominions which would be highly desi-
rable for our government to obtain.
A plan has been uggested-Which would un-
doubtedly prove highly advantageous TO the
agricultural interests Of this country Of i'm
porting large quantities OF wheat from the
shores of the Mediterranean and Black Seas
for supplying our farmers with seed at about
the cost of the original purchase, freight, &c.
It has been proposed that the storeshIpS of the
navy, which usually return from the Mediter-
ranean in ballast, be freighted with seed wheat,
purchased by government, and sold to agricul-
turalists at a nominal rate, on condition that
they shall cultivate the same, and report the
result TO some proper authority, by whom the
excess Of cost may be refunded to them. We
understand that wheat of an excellent quality
can be purchased at Constantinople, under or
dinary circumstances, for less than half the
usual price in the Atlantic markets and the
United States. If this be true, it would be
cheaper and more profitable to the farmer II
the end to sell his own, and purchase his seed
wheat from abroad, as the change of soil anc
climate would often cause his crop to mature
earlier and give an increased yield.
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EOHN TROUTMAN, House, Sign and Orna-
- mental Painter.-Gl lazier, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger, offers his services to the citizens of
Clearfeld and vicinity.
Shop on M7riet 81. just Jelo1c the FoH9dry
CHALRS. LOUNGES, SOFAS, ROCKING
CHAIRS, OTTO1LdNS, dc,
kept constantly on hand and made 10 order, equal
in beauty to any that can be obtained from the
East. and more durable in material.
Ar1- 1888
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nAyID s PLOTNER-Respect informs
~ his old friends and the public, that he has
obta ined the services of good Cutter and work
4 foreman in the tailoring business. and
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
pantaloons of their own manufacture, and good
material at the lowest prices. With wish to ac-
commodate. he solicits u share of patronage.
Now Wash in gton. May 9. 1853.
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TEyYRONE LIVERY STABLE.-The sub
4 scribcr, having removed his Livery Stable
from Curwensyille TO Tyrone City, bogs leave to
his friends and the public, that he is at all times
prepared to supply them with Horses, carriage
buggies. and other vehicles hire, at the most
reasonable terms. Inquire at the City Hotel"
JAMES CROWTHER.
Tyrone January 81, 1S55.-6mo.
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D EMOVAL THE undersigned begs leave to
= q inform his friends that he has removed his
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
from s:Shaw's Row. to his new building opposite
the Office of James Wrigly, and two doors sdnth of
the Office G.. Il. BARRETT, Esq.
He still keeps constantly on hands, every varie-
ty of Ladies slippers, CATERS, pumps, &c. Mems
fancy shoes and gaiters, with excellent assort-
ment of heavy work, all adapted to the various
wants of the people of Clearfeld. He hopes his
friends viii call at his NEW STORE, and
anime his Stock.
Boots and Shoes made TO order, and mcndinS
done as heretofore. ISAAC JOHNSTON.
Clearfeld. June 81, 1855.
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FEyHE PENNSYLVANIA TELEGRAPH

FByHE PENNSYLVANIA TELEGRAPH.
d ENLARGED FORM REDUCED TERMS.
THE CASH SYSTEM AD0PTED.-On and af-
ter the first of Januury, 1888, the PENNsYLvANIA
TELEGRAPH, published at Harrisburg, Pa, viii be
owned and conducted by the undersigned. who
will give their best energies to make it worthy of
its cause and of its friends.
It viii commence the new year printed on en-
tirely new type and tho Weekly greatly enlarged
in form while the price will be L0Wer UtaN that OF
a7iy 0tcr zger Of as class eCeF l"ol'stea at tie
Capital Of tlG State, AND PAYMENTS WILL BE- RE
oUtRED STRICTLY II ADVANCE No paper VIII be
sent until it is paid for, and all will be discontinued
the subscriptions expires unless they are renewed
The TELEGRAPH is issued SEAlI-W EEkLI, on
sheet of twenty-four columns, durinSt he sessions
of the Legislature, and WEEKLY on a 6o3tbte
sheet Of I0rty-eeht columns the remainder of the
year. 1t will present n comprehensive summary
Of the Legislative proceedings; all important
general laws, as they passed, and aim to give
the current political Intelligence of the times in
the fullest and most reliable manner. In short,
the proprietors hope TO make ii a complete Family
and Political Journal, and they confidently appea-
terprise.
The TELEGRAPH viii advocate a liberal political
policy, and aim to unite all those who though an
mated by the same common purposes and looking
TO the same benifcent results seem distracted by
the conflict Of distinctive organizations. Il VIII
sustain the highest standard of American Nation
ality; and while yielding sacred obedience to the
compromises of the Constitution, will deteri ined-
" resist the extension of Human Slavery. 1t will
give cordial, earnest and Independent support to
the administration Of Gov. POLLOCK.
TERMS-STRTCTLY IN ADVANCE.
Tho TELEGRAPH will be furnished Sc EMI-WEEk-
LY during the sessions of the Legislature, and
WEEKLY, on double sheet the, the remainder of
the year, at the following low rates-the MONEY
! INyARIABLY To ACCOMPANY THE ORDER:
Single subscriptions, 81 90
Five copies ISL so per copy) 90
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| And at the same price Isl so per copy on any
| number over twenty. Clubs should be made up at
| once. and the subscriptions forwarded before the
! first of January, so that they can commence with
| the session of the Legislature.
Subscriptions will be forwarded from this Office.
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| Harrisburg Pa.
! - Business men viii find the TELEGRAPH the
Usry best Advertising Medium in Pennsylvania out
OF the cities. Dec. Il, '55.-2t
| S~TL0CKS-of every variety and price, from oc
/ ~ hours to ii days, for sale by
| Juno ~. '55. 4. M HILLS
+ ADIEs' Handkerchiefs, all Linnen for sale by
IL June -, '55l - M0sS0P-
EN0NFECTIoNARTES- ..Eeatls tie sfictest'' as
" sortmcnt this Borough ever could boast Of. at
juno 81, '55) a. NJ. HILLS
M UsLIN, at cents per yard, at Mossops ehear
| IsA cash store Hume l3, '55 :
Ep0OTS & SHoES-A large and splendid assort
Boots and Shoes for sale at Mosscr's. rJn l3
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ISS.lr5 ,


We believe no ether newspaper in the world hes
a subscription list over half so large this and
no periodical OF any sort rival it. And while
its extreme chcapness rendering an increase Of
paying readers only as indirect pocuniary advans
age to rs, has doubtless largely swelied il sub
scriptions list it would be absurdity not perceive
in this unprecedented patronage some evidence
Of public approval and esteem
TERMS Tho TRIBUSE employs no travelling
pgents and sends out no papers on trust III IL Is
not stopped when the term paid for expires md
tie subscriber does not choose further 10 pay ter
it we resort 20 legal process to compel him On
the Weekly, we II can TO stop every paper on tho
expiration OF the advance payment. awaiting q
fresh remittance from the subscriber II mono
comes the account is closed. We pay no local
agents-ryisn no n oney paid 10 any when the pay
CT cannot trust hia 10 mail other wise send II to
US; once mailed, its safety is at risk (and
rious risk It often provesl; but grateful to
ry one who deems it good work 20 obtain and for
ward the nayues and money of his friends and
| neighbors Our terms invariably are-for tho
| DAILY TRIBUNE, ono copy, So per annur-
| SEMf-WEEELY. S3; Peoples for S5 5 for SIl IS
| WEEKLY, 81; copies for So; 5 for IS; 10 for
So; 20 copies ONE ADDRESS for $50, larger club,
81 each subscriber. Additions may at all times
be sde 10 club at the price paid by those alrea-
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THE RAFTsMANsg JOURNAL.

EYURRAH FOR KANSAS 1.-the Blood
4 Il Red Banner floats in triumph on the .Otd Cor
cheapest and most splendid assortment of Goods,
ever displayed before this community and exactly
adapted to their many and various necessities
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, B0NNETTS, CAS-
SIMERES. CLOTHS. DRESS GOODS. TOLL
ET ARTICLES, DE LANES, PRINTS,
GLOVES. HARDWARE, STONE and
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES,
with fancy articles al infRttH1.
Clearield, June 20. 1888. a. NJ. HILLS.
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5 AoeN--A good lot Of HAAS and f9eg%INss SeppIsNesss
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rsSs Jacoh Saith. so,e1sssy J, = ~
q Clearfield january 10 o''-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-12

EHEAP CLOTHING. "A large lot of Cheap Clio
~ thing, Mems and Boys for sale cheap, by
June Is, '55 RICHARD MOSS0P.
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n:ssasas sSsevsissassA naa As ~ n Slsaaes.
1cs ssss siH not y vasssl 4ssn.
ssn 80 advsstisss asss ths Wsskly alsas. ~
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~ =. wessly are sssA -. Is pr ssaa uiu
sssse from Ne agsssgAAs sassst.
Osses ne Pssssst syslea, Ne advertiser poys =
~ , lys ses $500 - sssspiss, u. shsagss kis1
ssaseseess sos sonposf0aa ssiy. This p&so & -
Q:sss.ily AAep.sd. OsrsAasRs fes sAasCoo vtii Is
1Ssssas pr sgsass.
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Oo@pot1Aton % sAe Las % Fraae.
TIN NOoaIv0s - ~ kia1s q ieA&ine vssh
y 1eA1 . ~ n1se p1noeeaAle tssQs n - 49,
sign11 ~ ~ wesk - waffanAM . g eaoo,
seAnypther oAAo y thls elsy $500
n B-9Asp = ~ epsnss = Mal4 "a Niath
Tssksa,5sns ,,oss oA 49,
nass lpiiioss1 slsuriitiss 8 ~ iSi1,s ~.
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0R
OETHxolUk6SS RAIL ROAD.
oUsucY - cuscAso.
nN aaA after Octobss lst, and until faYthey a..
- Mes. Trains ~silrsa AaiIy lexccpsisg sunday,)
cn,...o r,,I .osr, IA.r.
arrives At Gsissbsrgh II 1895 A. H.. q nsrl...
70. . iot = T., Wyanet atls ter. H., 1t Meadot.
= 20 ldinncr) st Janetioo NJ 4.l5 ?. 4. and q
ChiOgo esep. =
>. caisaso E,pssss-.lesses osiosy u $50 :.
T., strives u 0slese seapgh u $50 =. r., q Wyssst
q - r T., - Ass1ots !. IS 4. T., q tsnc.
tioo ~ 5.lO 4. r., asA q Chicago q SA =,
T. Oaissy Bxpsss-ksavcs Chioaeo D -. ~.
leaves 0alssbsrg SIS ? =. arrives tQsisey 1t 10 30
T. 0niney Erpress--LsAvcs CAitaeo las ;. =.
iesvss 0aissbsrg ~ =. asrives 81 Q1incy st IL
IN.
aAsL noADcosHKcross
At0alese eafg With tho CA.ca2o and Burlington r.
=. =. fos B:aiagesa, Wyaast, Mendoza, Jusosisn,
Al Wyssst. and Pe.A Creek with Ca,e.so .,d
.ose !slasd Rail Road, for Nssk Island, fsoria,
Al Aes1o4a with IlIi.ois csntr., p.,,.o.s "a,
0slssa, DsaletsA, Dsbsass, g. Pssl.anl o,hs.
,ssss r se~nsi hoo.iagtoa. Springfield, DroA.sr
A.Ja.s.iea .Asal.aa and Chicago Union Rail.
soad Tor sisia, BeiviAsrs. Beloit, AaAisoa, Pre-
AZ Chicago With the great Eastern snd North
g. Iiass for AiiwAakss, fvnd da Lac tc., Detroit
Isaedc Cleveland, Pittsbsrgh, WAsslinx, Bsitinors
p.salsaslPssa I.1iaaapelia. Lafayette. Cissanasi
Xssn, sp,;.ss:s ss s',E... n-,: s.;pss.ios bridge
szodxas cascxEeS is:sie eDess 3 sss csicaoo. ic.s
- vAs. - I0v ~ ~ Axy 0ssss nocr.i
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REMNsKLvANlA 1AIl48oAD.
1vHE utsSf CssfsaI 1sste. se.asossns iLs 1tisn
1 tic dMss with Wsstasa, NosthwsslsFn and South
ysstssn 6tatss, - . ssntiaseas Railway direct.
G 6teamsrs TO al ports ON the Western Rivers, ~
= Cleveland and Bandasky with Steamers 70 al
pusts On the Northwestern Lake. making the most
dirs cheapest ard rsli his route BY which Freight
can - forwarded to and from the Great West
RAtns DRfw8Eu PulIApgLPnlA Aap PirfxSuno.
FIRsr CLAss.-Boots, 0hoss, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin hoxss, bales and trunks,) 900. per Toe IL.
Drugs lin boxss and balss)
fessAsss, Rsrs, H., 10.
- CLAss.--Domestic EAeettns,
Shirting and Ticking(in Orig
inai hAlssl Drrgs lin easks) -. ,s, ,os ~.
Hardware, LAashss I'm rolls u '''' Per wv"
boxes,) Wool, ard Sheep Pelts,
EAstvasd, Ac., ~.
I'd CLAss.--Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin easks,) Hsmp, Bseon and
Pork, Sailed tlooss or In saeks) s5c. PER 100 III
TOeacoo, mA1alnotsrsd, (except
Cigars os est,) h., Ae.
lth CLAss- Co1ss, 1ish. Bacon,
Bscf snd Pork, In casks or
boxeseastward,) Lard and Lard $50. per 100 III
OIL Nails, Soda, Ash, ,0srmsn
Clay. Tar. Pitch, kosin, 10.
1kOUR-1l pse hhl. ustil further notice.
0RAU--$0 cts. pr leo lbs. until further notice
COTTON - q pr bale, mot exceeding So III
wsigAk, snlll farther notice
- = afpping Goods from any point East 81
Psnasylyssis 6allread." All Coed! eonsss..d )
ths Agents q this Road ak PhiladalphiA or Pitts
baxg, will b forwarded without detention.
kxn1axf A0sxfs-Harris. Wormley Co.. Acm
Ih,s, Tenn; \; Z. 500 ? o., ~. Losis, =. q. ".
Co., and Carter ysvstt, Losisville. Ky; b. G
nelarun, Aadison, Ind.; SpriRnsn . Brswr. an.
Irwin I Co. cinsinn.ti; n. ~. 0rahAs ! Co.
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U. D. NAIL AND ExP6866 ROUTE.
CNvyia1 iAs 0rass NsrtAsvs 90 Essewa Msu.
Sw0 ranOUe1 TRAINS DAlLy.
Morning Nail train leaves d. Loais q sclosk A. 4.
Lightning Express ~.
Ceansstine q vinssanss With the K. c. r. r. for
TeFrs Haste aad Indianapolis, and there With Enss
trains for Cinssnati, New York. Loaisvills Hssfoa,
DsAAae, Phila1slphia Cisvslaaa Baltimosc Dunhish,
Rtehnoad and Washington City Ac.
No shaags of sar u Tsue HAuts. .
Also sonnscting = 6AadovAl with the I. @. B. -,
the most pleasant rsuts to Cairo asd I'll potats In
northsrn IlIinois and TIE only nail RAilr0aA from
6t. IOuis.
Passenger and hasgsec conveyed 70 md fsso ~
Dspst free Of charge. Through tickets eaA b. pss-
cured at the once q ths Ksokuk PHeket Co., q the
Company 3 o0ss, No. - end 20, cor. Ath and Chest
nat strsst, under the Plantss's HoSss, o. No. 20,
6outA Lsvss, 81. IOuis.
N. b. Passenger u and hslov Ksokuk, uaks I
saving Of from - 70 ~ hosrs tins.
JAMES II. WARD, Sup't.
4. ". DANA, Asst. Ssp't.
ISAAC WrnAs. Sole Ticket Assat. ostsOdy
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T0 raAE PUDLIC,
Ana More Espeolally - she LaAiee.
JOHN II. HOOPER,

To rfaE PUDLIC,
Ana Me.e EspeclAlly - sAs LaAiss.
JOHN IL. HOOPER,
tIAie Moore Heopsr,)
Jas just received one Of the largest assortnents
- of choice psrfunes and faasy goods ever Of
fsred in this city, anong whish nay Be found
Otto Vt R0ses Eat West Ed;
Ext. Jockey Clsb Ixt. Sea Rose;
Ext. Cayoline; Rxt. New Aovn Hay;
Aromatic Vinegar Aronatie Crystals;
Basiu's Aseassar Oil;
kAu d. Col0gus;
Lily White shslk halls;
Roagss of all kinds
Bsrsy's Tricephesus;
Egyptian Hair Dye;
Pink 6suesu,
Bandolins;
nesn Fun,
The Balm Of ThouaAnd Plowers; 6oaps Of all
descriptions, shaving and toilst. Port 0onnaies,
railroad companions, cigar cases, combs, brushes
cardanum seed for giving deligAtfsl psrinns -
the breath After smoking.
Tbs subscriber respectfully solicits : call from
his friends ssfssc Dusshasing slsswAsre.
oct1-d J. II. HOOPER.
JO1AN n. n1OORBR,
lAas Ae0es i Hoapss,l
- RSPDCTFULLY annousses 20 ~ publio thai
N he has received another Srseh supply Of Drugs,
pure ChsmioAls, Peffanery. and fancy articles of
every description His friends sss invited 70 give
him aail. [novl7-d
( VOLUMES Of sll kinds and aiass 4
~ sovi7 HOOPKRy.
LYME Stick Ponade 81 HOOPEK's.
II noyl7
lAtk, Teeth and Nail nrslhss u al kinds q
IL novl7 HOOPRR'S.
sINOiLEr soaps Of Ali kinds Il HoOpKR's.
j nov17
yLYCERINE Ointnsnt, : deligAtlai aitieie fol
~ chAppsd hands, lips, Ac., at
uovl7 HOOPER'S.
RAxIN's Liquid Hair Dye q HOOPEk'S.
ID novl7
TsAMARIDNS, fresh, q UOOPKk,S.
| i novl7
CpINIT aAS, M0NpEa'0
y novl7
RIRD Seed, consisting Of Hemp. Canary and MI
- let, at (novi7l HOOP1RB.
| A LSO, prime article u Cigars aa1 e6sviae Ts
Drug Pnsceiplisa elers,
noylI Nain-os., bst. - md "a.
FAasAn : nAIsns.
CsrN1r u go NJ ~, eeaw ~ Ksskak asA
MI ~ Ms6on nafope1 Dspel.
n1A1116 N LanAsrin ~ ssasA, nanufastsy
u snes Desns eA.ts9ss. 1tiaAs, GasA. Deor =,
WtnG.w 1taass: 1eyl1lnp u svssy siss aaA Pat
ssss. slsesisG MeeaAss 1es.siss. shslvi.g. Aas
Width.
| AlaonanstnaAt os ~ alsvs ,ansd artisls
es1geaatly - Aas4
I)aaaa9 - sa~iAg dsa> tsssaa!sa shsst aesisa
- sssf:s "a : ska:.:: sss: ..a.,
Ksetsk, Jsly 5.11vW
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= ~. uSkao. o. .. R1evue

M MfEKS KEEVkS, CaFriage ~ :
v1 Makers, having ssga0sa - paSs-
ners in The shove hastneoo IN ell its
branches, would respsstfally solicit
share OF public paaronage.
y. B. All orders promptly attended 10, and oui
work warranted 70 give entire sAtisfaston. 6hoI
Diondsau Street, hstvssa 5th and 9Th SIC, Ksokuk
Iowa. septIYdtf
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IOWA SANKllea HOUSE

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.1NeapageD ytsi4Ing the sisy ass isvitsd 10 call
. ear ose, WAefe every informatiou will b. sivvp
- the esse rates paid fss 1astsrn drafts and cur
|sssy.
o.sS:s.~ ! v.;sii,.. 4 E.lI...., New York.
s.. !saaeA Lss Co. 1sitinors, I'd.
IA. f..f:s g.. Il: s..a..:. .: Ss:e 2 c,,..~..
49, yoAn y.Anlefeen 4 Co., 81. Lsais,
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DAakiaO 1lOuss
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s11ssAsa ~.
R1saSaes @ s.e,a.1. fr,,..a. - =. o~..,.
ss.s. ,. ". BAILEY. Cashier.
nsS1asacxs.
s.A. AosTisos, Cashier MsnhaSaaa Co.. Ny;
Caas- =. gsssSs CasA'r Cs@nssssal naak, Gin;
ktn0Ag, Eopy q Co.. C3netnnaAi:
Y: Dsa;s., ,tase = bssk Ksssssky, Lsstsvills;
f:,.. f:;;ss: .:l.;s. .s:1:i ox..s.'sy, L....s'ss
xss.sn' B.akef ksstusky, H1.hixt;
Co00sraal Uaok ~ kmtusky,
Dsssy = Darhsdais, 3. Lssis;
Ytse0an Dvsthsr,
=. l. Ttsknss Co., Chlnes,
niesAsM . C.sss. Rssh IslsaA. (sovi-A
GVCH 1U0E 49, 11EETH5 1111TSE
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