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+ HrAL. HiaaLISbs' 3qgtE HOUSE, Sly "a
iish Srsnsd steam eI J.AFs CHRls 70 fHF Gao Toas
sonoss -sl ,os t9n Q. .fJs,s ., M fsCw'' L,.ve
August l, Saturday, Au.u.t at 81 o'clock Lo.vs
Oc.sn Port, ~ednedsy, ypy 81 at ococh rear,isy July
81 Frioey August and ssur 'ay August AZ o'clock
eaes Tor squsD Vlass Red Bank, ADD oh-r parts of tho
country. This boat 6de y offered 70 tte travelling
nur ny the b,,. adapted boat ever on the iou'e
EOR BOSTON ana PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER---The splendid and sspsros
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Bro~n, leaves New yot svery
yUEsDAY THURsDAi ard SATURDAY, At s. o'clock .. n.
.nd BAY STATE, Capt Jewett lrs-es New-Yora svsry
HONrsy, WEDNESDAY rd FRIDAY. At O'Clock p. n. .
hon1 Per No sN r. the Battery; both touching New
,ort each way.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured IN sppi
can't until the .hal have been paid for.
Vreigbt Boston forwarded through with ,res dspach,
w an Express Frekbt nsin .
VIM BORDEN, Aren't, Nos 10 ani II Westss
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nd HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COWPANf-Labe Mahopac -Psseise,s vistna he
Lske Wit fbd this IN. desrabs rors Only
thst By b. and 81 mps-s ey sage, d'sDs~ iles
-Four stspes IN eads Croton pals - eouy-y
4Ar-f wM J. CAMPbELL, su9t
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY-GESEpAL OFFICE No us Broad xa,, ~ "
Tho NtwYort -bd ne Railroad Company prepared
10 do rsaaI Espre,s business u. d. alfE.
d. c. NoCALLAs, 0-rp raj s1pt SUIT Express.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAU.-rtiREE
DAILY THRODGa TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBUROH -Ihs MORNIN0 NAIL
TRAIN leaves Phqsdelpha for PisbuIEn II u q m and
leaves Ptsh1rrh for PhiAd-l, ha a. The FAST LINE
leaves Phnadepta for ?isbureh AZ 1890 and Pttaburst
for pbfsde pha 2:3 He Mo ut EXPRESS raAIN
Leave, Philsdelpb. PitsbuTsh at ID an1 Pitahufsb
6I Phiadephis sts:2 D.
The shove lines Pbosh with the AID
rom 81. Louis, Mo-. Alton Gsena and Chicago ul,nosi
La Fsyeits ard Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton
3prDsheld Beeonaine Sanoussy, Toledo, Cleveland Co
npbus Zsnesvs Msson and Wooster Ohio also with the
packet boats frc and to NewOreans ct Loss Lons
Vile and Cincinnati
For rhnr particulars haDdbs In TIE horss city
sssontes fui this tho shortest most expedious
brtable route bstweep the Bss. and West.
Throush ke be had Of ehe Of ths .bove ntaonst
places In the West, or OF
J.H. BUTTS. Agent New Jersey ssIroad Co. foot Of
COurtanitst N-w York.
J.L. ELLIOTT, Agect Pennsylvania Rsiroad Co.
No 2 Astor Hoass, B,oadwsy, Esw.YorL
THOMAS MOORE. Agent, cor lltb and Ma tsts-s
Sew-york JsL iaS ehlsdelphs
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Brown, shipic, &c Co.'s Circslsv.t

PR Ayabia LIyERPooa. Friday Jay W, lce
We b-y, TO report qui. coIIos market wh prices
be tho favor q bayefs tbs bsnsss Up
,-big SO $50 bales Of th p-cu. tool 1,7o
.spo,t-rs 500 bales ToS,y bo<I fsin. bs been sp
parent the snJ.s A. bses eosbiDs h
recover they i0.s, sres.'s'hns Hs qaose
lions ef la,t Fliesy, viz; - -.
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~ DdSp sTSH The favor Z. and splendid ne * 4.
,ol9 - hoOf CAMEL II. TrIm,u Commander will hsve
Huedisi@ d'sYe'Tt aboye IA, or ,tsa,se h,v ne
e'" o sS cda,rt 70 apply toed, Pier No To+h
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orlesLs Boblea Uplsnda
n,s:i,; r:s;i:::" :.::::::: :.:.::: ssm s,s 4 $S.
Ordnsp 70 good or,insry..ttd6 inf"ror..t6ot

To.l stock Cotton in this Amsrean.eSe $50
Total sock time last Jtsr..PJi1W Amenean'..'fH0"
ln or for tho wsek.............lo. $50 .l-lf
Tb.s 10 10 usensl change to rorsa In he Coas mStet
WHEAT coLtIuss Ia sood dLsd sDd spiN Co.'s seous 81
T. ausJtef C,aIef Flour % but prices % eIs1y
..esoy. Whine WHAT. les@'ilai Rcd, plta' xpn'
35jasSl6 Ohio l9s7ji c-nsas 4a57l soar, ~ ~
Whns IsnIss CoRs, %iQal rsAow, SI~"io. snd Ainss
- quarter .oA,,.
The ,ss OF RosS for the week reported 70 b. ec
a. T. cwt f,r up 20 oi rc~t for noe gn<noex
~
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Y1TTsHING Observation-Disclosures EX

n CURSIOES- SEVEN TRIPS DAILY each way (Sus
lave exc-pe Boat leaves New York caslesve Flushing
L. L. 81 and d. IN Il, ard Up m Ineedng and ex
at Huntes Point the Es. River opeo
ne sd New. .Yok. Th, besutful steamer ISLAND CITY
Fusbipg Railroad no, leaves Fulton Market slip, foot Of Full
the above hours aordng fpe views Of n objects OF
both shores Of the East River landing Hun
ssl Point in twenty minutes Here step from beat
tab thence Fusbss (eght mes)
f The fDes roads In The country IN twenty minuies In
ciuding stops Penny Bridge, Mspeth VIII fsd, Newtown
Sstioa Del pot West Flushing The whole trip occupies
Ices hour Fare, 20 oena Excursion parties and
taken reduced Persons also reach the
~ the Brooklyn City Rslrosd through Green Point, BY
crossing the 23d-,t. ferry.
PICNIC GROVE. the Flushins depot, fitted up
upisd sras
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NEW LINE Of NEW-YUkk AID LiVEk-
~ POOL PACKETS.-PATkiOTIC LlN1.-Ths line vii
be oomprsed of tie foNis aud FIRST eass sbs viz
HENRY CLAY ......l 80 uns. Capt osv,d Crulkins
oA' HOtN.s sO tgns. Capt Daniel N rrinsr-
oRIENI, ,.......... 90 tuns. .Cspt George ). 8r.
BILL ~ lUSTIf@.. 0n Capt. William "A 3ar>ok
ne above shpe have beei butt and tho syos
ard suhs,aprl D rtde. Thy comuended kI
s,nneuep of AZ shny Their scc1npodstsaI
and e1era1 VII - ms1e 70 procas
e ION Of ysss asess The 5f hposs
rCs feighi passage spply
SPOYSORD. TIL GsTOS a Co., No q Broadway.
kxekts r fiveYcool.
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vi -Ttavel.rs for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, Ard
all onts West and South west obtain Through Tickets
81 information routes fare, &C. ei,hsr by the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF NETWORK
CENTRAL RAiLhOAD, by application at the Compsnys
Office, No. 1888 BLoaawsy, cor er OF Dei-st
JOHN Y. PORTER, Genera Agent NJ. 5. X. X.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEw-YORK and

~ a NJ % y W Il u N NEW-IONh HDU
~ GLASGOW.
EDINBURGH, 2 SO euns, VIM. CUMMING, Commander
NRW-YOpK 2l5O tuns ROBERT CaAf9, Commander
GLASGOW, e2 tups. JOHN DUNCAN, CoWmander
The GLASGOW snd NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM
PAnY intend sailing their and powerful staaDers from
New Ynri for Glasgow direct under:
GLASGOW Saturday, Ausust Is, at u n'closk noon
EDINBURGH Saturday, sept IS at II Oco,h
RATES OF PASSAGE:
ThId Ciass, found with cooked provsio, s....... 20
An experenced Surgeon attached 20 each Steamer
For Freisbt or Pssss@e apply to JOHN McSYmON,
No. II Broad way
Hev.Yorh City Bills Gold only received for Ps'esse.
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ais Con u Al der Tbs pow werfal will sail
The British aud North Amei'sn Royal NAL Ses@ paNset
mpsnyp Dock feIs-y City, ON THURSDAY the 7th Aa
su PSsssse noi 6rscas. psssens only f1 Whom
here excellent secommodsors soO inclodns oIov'slon'
a1c Zee bn without wiues liquors which o.
obsiUs ed ON board Fsisht taseD at reasoshs rates Apply
a. T.. CUNARD, No 4 Bowling 3r-en.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU TIE. -
~ The Through Ticket and Freight Oace Of tbs
GRFAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ana thor Raosd AID Steamboat Connections to Chicago
Hnwsakee 6sApa, Burlington, St Louis Cairo and ali points
West sbd South west
Vis sUsP ENSION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or OSWEGO, 10
No I73 3BROADWAY, NY.
Corner OF Court andtst DARIUS CLARK. Agent
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T ONG ISLAND RATLROAD-SUMMER AR

II RANGEMEfTS -tsupdsy excepted Trains going
Esst-Lesve B,oollyn foI Gieenpor aod Sstur
days, 3:5 p m for fsphpk. IA M. and 3:t5 o. for
FermiI sdse, and S:45 and Tor syosset 10
N sno 4: Is D for Hempsead 10 a. ,45 and p.
Tor Jamaica, 0 and 10 a. 3:45 (: is, s aud p m.
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HUDSON RIVER KAILKUAD.-FrOm May
ows: Express 9 a m and p IN. Nail. 9 a m Through
Way Train, Y IN ETi,raDt, "a % For Poushseepsie ,
= and p. IN. For Sing Sing. 1873 and 3: - m.
This train esves every Friday evening at Ii For Hud
son $3.50 p For Peekskill I ard $50 ~ The poush
pse Sing Sing ad Peekk Tair stop Way Stations
taken Chambers Canal Christopher aud s
tTsns for New orb leave Troy ASS 81 and 0+
ud a. 50 M and East Albany 8:l5 and Is and
g.. A. p. SMITH, Superintendent
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM

~ PANY-GENLpAL OFFICE No rs Bf,.dx xA,, ~ v
Tho HtwYpt -bd ne Railroad Company prepared
10 do resalaI Espre,s business u. d. RICE.
ID. G.. McCAtIAN Gen, raj sup't SUIT Ftpte.s.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-13
UNION ELECTORAL TICKET

Inc following plan of Union Electoral
Iicket IN pennsylvania, has been received with
much favor, wherever made known
Pennsylvania is entitled to q electors. Let
Union Convention be called. Lei the friends
OF Fillmore and Donelson, and of Fremont
ana Dayton, meet together, and agree upon &c
common electors to be placed on each ticket
Let the Fillmore and Donelson ticket be com
pleted by adding to the 26 common electors a
18th IN favor of Fillmore and Donelson. Let
the Fremont and Dayton ticket be completed
by adding 9th in favor of Fremont and Day
ton. In this way the Opposition would be
united as to 26 electors. and would certainly
elect those 26. Each ticket would show the
preference OF every voter. 1t would Indicate
the number for Fillmore and the number for
Fremont. Every Fillmore ticket counted ac-
cording to this plan must have the 26 common
electors upon it, as well as the Fillmore cleo
tor. And so must every ticket counted for
rethont have the 20 common electors uDon If
as well as the Fremont elector Otherwise
the friends of Buchanan might interfere with
the result by voting for one of the 9th cleo
tors, IN combination with 26 Buchanan cleo
tors. Let the 26 common electors be pledged
to divide their electoral votes between the die
lerent Opposition candidates above named in
proportion to the strength of each in the On
position ranks, as indicated by the result at
the polls.
InlS pan avoids objections which apply to
nearly every other, and combines advantages
possessed by no other. Among those adyan-
tages, we may state the following =
L. 1t does not leave the voter in uncertainty
as to the result of his vote Every Fillmore
vote would count for Fillmore and every Fre-
mont vote for Fremont. SO far as Fillmore
votes are polled will Fillmore electors be cleo
ted, and SO far as Fremont votes are polled
Will Fremont electors be elected
= would
or feeling. 1t would not be yielding up of
either Fillmore or Fremont, but it would be
giving TO each as many electoral votes as his
strength entities him to receive
B. The zeal of the respective friends of Fill
more and Fremont for their favo-ite candidate
would not, under such an arrangement, be an
eIement OF weakness to distract the opposition
'anks, and thus increase Buchanan's chance of
success Dut rather an element of strength, |
ne more certainly insuring his defeat.
4. III is an arrangement so Just to all, that |
lone can object to it except those who wish
o give the State to Buchanan.
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STILL THEY CONE THE Norristown Herald.
the senior editor of which is a Whig and the
Junior an American, the Delaware Co. Repub-
hcan, an old line Wing paper, the Lehigh Val
ley Times, recently a Stockton paper the Erie
True .8merfcan, the Meadville Spirit Of the .Age,
and the York .8drOcafe, all in this State, have
within the last two weeks run up the Fremont
and Dayton flag.
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DELEGATE CONVENTION. A Mass

/ HlE1hohIL II SoN v EN- HUN A Mass
~ Convention of those oppose d to the Pierce
and Buchanan Democracy having been called
TO meet in Clear1ied on Tuesday of August
Court week, it is also proposed that Dele
gate Convention for forming County Ticket
De held on the same day. Those who are
opposed to the policy of the present National
administration and the election of James Bu-
chanan to the Presidency. in the several town
ships and boroughs throughout the county are.
therefore requested to meet at the usual places
OF holding elections, on Saturday the 10Th of
.4agusf, and each select three delegates to meet
IN convention, at Clearfield, on TUESDAY THE
18th DAY OF AUGUST, AT O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
(court week,) to form County ticket. and to
transact such other business as will be brought
before them. Julv 20 1870
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For tEe RnnSY1u-S

For ne RaffsnIaH' 5 Journal.
5. B. Row, Eso.-Dear Sir: As the time is
at hand that we ought to select some suitable
person for Assembly, l would suggest our
friend Capt HENRY GRoE as man with all
the requisite qualifications, and capable of
representing the log question with as much
accuracy as any other man in the several coun-
ties No man is more deserving of an honor
from the people than the Captain.
A HASDSPIKER.
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Mr.. Row.-Please announce FREDERICK
ZIEGLER, of Brady township, as candidate for
the ONCE OF County Commissioner, subject to
nomination by the Delegate Convention on the
18th August. BRADY.
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). y. Row.-Please announce in the Journal
that THOMAS Ross, of Pike township, will be
presented as candidate for nomination at the
Convention on the 18th August, for the office
OF Associate Judge. Yours PIKE TowSsuIp
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MIR. EDIroR.-You will please announce B.
B. WRIGHT, OF Beccaria township, as a cand-
date for Associate Judge, subject to nomina-
August 10Th. Nav
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Mr. ROw.-Announce the name of Isaac S.
SHIREr, of Goshen township, as a candidate
for the office of Register and Recorder, sub
Ject to the decision of the Delegate Conven
tion on the 18th August. GOSHEN.
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TEXAS is suffering from severe drouth at the
present time. AT Galveston and up the Colo
RADIO, the crops are ruined, and it is stated that
cattle and horses are dying on the prairics.
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Mr. Row.-Please announce a. VI. MONTE
LIus, OF Curwensvtlle, as person qualified TO
I'LL the Office of Register and Recorder, sub
ject to nomination by the Delegate Conven-
tion on August 18th. CURwEysvuLE.
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ENOR SALE-the Farm occupied by Richard
n Danvers. Jr., situate in Penn township. about
one mile from Pennsyilc Itcontains 81 acres, of
which 45 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 watered For terms apply to
L. JACKSON GRAMS.
june4 Clearfield Pa (
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Holm RUSSELL & CO.

CURRIERS.
PennUikLe, CIearfeid Co. Pa
Keep constantly on hand an excellent assortment
oil leather which they offer for sale at the lowest
July I5 1854
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Mr.. Row.-Please announce that BENJAMIN
SPAcKMAN, of Clearfield Borough will be pre-
sented as candidate for nomination at the
Delegate Convention, for the office of Asso-
ciate Judge. LAWRENCE.
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IRON! IRON 1.-The undersigned has lust
received, at the shop of T. Mills, on the corner
OF Locust and Third streets, in the Borough of
Ciearield: a large assortment of Round Square
and Flat BAR IRON, of all sizes which he will
sell at as low prices as it be purchased any
where in this county.
jeI1-'55-3m BENJAMIN SPACEMAN
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Mr.. EDIToR.-You will please announce that
JAMES FLEMING, of Pike township, will be pre-
sented to the Delegate Convention for nomi-
nation, as a suitable person for the Office of
County Commissioner. BRADFoRD.
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The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
farm, situate two miles from Curwensyile on the
River road leading to Lumber City; said farm con
tanning l05 acres sixty acres cleared under good
cultivation, the balance well timbered; with a
good barn, new plank dwelling house. and a good
bearing orchard thereon, and is we'll wateyed For
further information enquire of the subscriber jiy
ing the premises. SIMON THOMPSON
February 20, IS55-6YnS
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B. M'ENALLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Os has changed his office to Shaw's row. He now
occupies an office with 7. J. Mccullough Esq AL
business will receive prompt attention
Clearfeld July I6, 1886
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THE RAFTsMANes J0uRNAl.

NhAIN! GRAIN!!-Wheat. Rye Oats and
~ Germ, can at all times be procured at the Pi-
oheer Mills, on the Moshannon, in Morris town.
snip, at the lowest selling rates
JulyI6 HENRY GRoF .con.
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Mr.. S. B. Row.-Announce the name of
Hon. THOMAS b. DAVIS, of Ferguson tp., as a
candidate for Associate Judge, subject to the
decision of the Delegate Convention which
meets on the 10Th August, inst. FERGUSON.
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THE JOURNAL.
FILLMORE MASS MEETING

On Wednesday Erening the 20th instant.
THE friends of FILLMORE AND DoyE1sox. will
q assemble in Mass Meeting. in the Court
I oase IN the borough of Clearfield, on Wed
nesday evening, the Goth inst. fCourt week \
The Hon. JOHN R. EDIE, Gen. WIN. IT. H.
WIN, and other distinguished speakers are ex-
Pected TO be present and address the meeting.
Come one, come ALL
by order OF the Clearfield Fillmore and Dom
cisoh 80 UluD. THOMAS SHEA, Chairman.
-. :" RuEEA, secretary. aug13
A MASS MEETING of those opposed to the
IL policy of the present National Admins
tration will be held near the residence of G.
JEFFRIEs, IN Woodward township, on SAT-
URDAY, the 10TH day of AUGIJST. the an
nivcrsary of the Battle of Bennington. Sew
erai speakers will be in attendance to address
the meeting. A large turnout is expected.
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CAMP MEETINGS.

THE METHODISTs OF CLEARFIELD &
l. CURWENSFlLLE Station, purpose hold
ing Camp Meeting near the Centre Church.
on the land of Mr.. Adelman, to commence on
the 9Th of September. The Rev. John Poisal
and other ministers will be present. The
friends generally of the adjoining circuits, are
invited to attend. rouG6
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r ICENSE NOTICE.-The following named
81 persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Clearield County
their respective Petitions for License atAugust Scs
ston next agreeably to Act of Assembly of March
2S 1856, entitled San Act to regulate the Sale of
intoxicating Liquors viz
Adam hnarr. Innkeeper Brady towns'p
Geo. Pentz&Wm ZiglerInnkeeper Brady towns'p
Eliza Watson, Innkeeper, karthaus tw p
NJ. p. Marble Innkeeper Morris town'n
July 1886 WM PORTER Clerk
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AMP-MEETING.-A Camp-Meeting will
" be held by the United Brethren in Christ
near the Turnpike, about six miles west of
Curwensville, commencing on the 9Th of Sep
tember next. a. CROwELL,
j. HOLM, j. LYDICK,
G. LEIGH, j. BIGGER.
aug6 Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
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CAMP MEETING FOR NEW WASHING
" TON CIRCUiT.-A Camp Meeting will
be held by the members and friends of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at New Wash
lngton, Clearfield county, commencing on Fri
day the 10Th of August, and closing on Thurs
day 21st. JOHN PoIsAL, Pc.
JAMES HUNTER,
July %, 1856. THos. X. SATTERFIELp
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Directors of the
IN Ciearfeld Rail Road Company. will be held
at the Office of the Treasurer Josiah w. Smith. in
the Borough of Clearfeld on Tuesday the I9th of
Aug Court Week a 1 o'clock p. NJ. A general
attendance is requested. JAS. I. HALE Prest.
Aug 9th 1856
Ali these who have not paid their first install
ment due on their stock subscribed, are requested
10 come forward and pay the same
aug o, 1856. JOSIAH w. SMITH, Treas
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Where-
IA as Letters of Administration the estate of
David Moore. late of Pike township, Clearfield CO
Pa, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same viii present them,
properly authenticated for settlement, to our at
torney, l.. Jackson Grams Esq, Clearfed, or to
either of us CALEB W MOORE, Lumber City
TH0S j. MOORE, Pike Twp,
July I6. 1S56-6t Administrators
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TWO OPEN AND ONE TOP BUGGY in good
Il running order for sale by a NJ HILLS
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EAUTION.-The undersigned having bought
" yoke of oxen. l sleigh, l sett of harness
lot of square timber in the woods, spring wagon
l cow and colt, at the Sheriffs sale of 4 s To-
zer's property. the Sth July. 1886. notice is
hereby given to all persons not to purchase or in
termiddle with the aforementioned property
which we leave with the said Tozer. as it belongs
to us. MCBRIDE Il WRIGHT
Curwensvie, July 16. 1856
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-AG GIRL to
w do general house-work in a small family
Inquire at this Office. july23
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" s'EMPERANCE MEETING-The Wash
ingtonlan Temperance Society, viii hold its
next quarterly meeting at the Court House on
Monday evening, August 18th, at carly candle
lighting The public invited TO attend
Augo PHILIP GULICH, Pres't
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-13

IL SENATE. April 81. 1855.
RESOLUTION proposing amendments to the Con-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-13
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June 81, 1886.

do certify that the above and foregoing is a
true and correst copy of the Yeas and Nays
taken on the Resolution proposing amendments TO
the Constitution of the Commonwealth. as the
same appears on the Journals of the two Houses of
the General Assembly of this Commonwealth for
the session of 1856.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Of
LIS. fee, this twenty-seventh dav of June
--) one thousand eight hundred and fifty
SIX A. G.. CURTIN.
Secretarg Of tie CoDsmonsreallk