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MERIC.Is!k'iI!Is
5iIsL SHOULD I,te Z III! $780,:
"a 4 60 -ssSssGi

=
"a ss-z-SS--ss,--zS.-=SgS =
kD RI. y0Es s. e sfI1 g Ri 81.
E5 4 SEEEEs I'D / = 80. 57tstf
ST0nIA.GF5fB 81 Err S. 80. q.
400 900 Beitsss seid In inc ssss. s .srfl
In for past ft has ever equAle an
article be produces equal TO this Z t9s J
lis s55Js5 EApiANTI-DYSPEPTIO.
mr. HustetteEss old granny Feeipe,
experimental rcslt of Some Amateur hys
clans verbal lit is the result Of peoIoa
elaborate sty Of one of the most scientific ehctn4t OF
submits nittrrs to any ehGr
cal tests Etl better, personal trial
Sotntion, The frus 81 tsse viii
and the null force OF teIr great
medicinal effects viii be made manifest in almost ncTe
bis short spdea OF tiaie;npon the system.
yon Dyspentff Then take neee celebrated stomach
BlHoal Try bottle Of thcsd Filters, and sbe
relieved at once. lJE
IIaye YOU Fever and Aguef How many Thousands In tie
West and South cured ibis constitution destroy
ing disease lIY the use Of these Rtters.
that a Eosteter's BteEs used case OF fever and
ague c1nnot occur. boy i !
viii be found great tonic assent, w'Si a viii 9ppreei9te
personally satisfied Of the they will be by gtS
INK the Bitters one trial. ,ss! I
Tere other represented 70 be the same which
comparatively worthless Our BitterS without
their etCnR qualities. They put in
Squa bottles containing null quart with the drectoIs
ami Or. u. U0StGteS 6totQet EitikeE blown on the bot
PiIuEsONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
81 For sale by ali the principal Druggists, Hotel Dars,
and threrSh'ut the uaised
Is - 4 sIAusHLINs BUsnF1EbD and
f.t ?. H.s1oGAN 4 CO., lt, & 7
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!. zltnnaY MoaMNG agaIL u. Is50.
no OORREsRo SD p


,,eeru!us 5llfs ton, q yeEtls.ng Or other ..
81 &c Ials p s Y
s PuPti..sE.. DE editorial e .S sper
Lssiss e tle Ks9is j9l1s'{' 8 p 1
cen: .a.. vim Plta As Efss
,uy % one q he above Falei WI laty
Al nuss more 6roapt attention 70 e9sEes ae
THE LAW OF GEwsP =,
who do not v spr. net,ss e .Ss sSi,-
are considered as Wishing to =
az saSscs5s Sos eoaiaas ssl tsia until IN ar
Ideals, the Vo ..si -'1 .,..,,-,,
FaFlEss art 5aleet refuse 70 take taelr
an siscT =. iIeh they Directed they are held
ea.s aa tS l se have se the Uil asa oFdsFsd them
remove other places Without inform
An "a de papers sent to the former de
Tes . n 1e dssle .a 5ssasins e sass RsrS
ezls irp;a te ealiF' Tiisnee Of Intentional fraud
for, eP'''
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AMER. RON MARKRT.

AIWEh. .IFtLN MAthF1I.
PumA., April Transactions in pig mode
rate, considerable inquiry, prices firm. $2s fol
No i, ,$26 for No 2, sos for NJ, 8. Sales of tl,c
week 1900 tons. Bars and rails in request anG
improving. Bars $T0a75, rails G5, cash. Nails
from 81 to 40.
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I'm DISPATCH

The total loss by the Ere reaches S35a, 900,
and will be further increased SO, 600, if the
steel plates for the Portrait Gallery of pistin-
guished Americans, belonging to Rice& Hurth,
in the vaults beneath the premises, arc destroy
ed
One Of Herring's Safes containing $4,000
worth of jewelry, was taken from the ruins this
aftcrnoon-sontents uninjurcd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

Tar river was still rising last evening with
between % and % feet of water in tho channel.
From cool, frosty morning, thcweather chang
ed to be quite warm, and after dark slight show
ers Of rain fell, with indications of more. A
heavy fall of rain at this time, would produce a
flood more disastrous, perhaps, than any within
our recollection.
NV ORLgAxs AID CAIRO Mail CoxrAxr.-
We understand that this company was organised
the LIST inst, at Cairo, by the election of the fol-
lowing officers.
Presiaent-.I. W. Branrin. = 81 ..5sss
birectors-Wm II. Gaines, I. n. Eastman, S.
II. Patterson and /. p. Holiday.
The company has already purchased several
boats and Will at once proceed to purchase and
build enough more to enable them to perform the
man service between Cairo and New Orleans,
thoroughly and acceptably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
ARsffer grcdt Care 4gscted by B1eyiutes Holland lit
tesS-Te wife Of Peter De Tr, living in Holland Town,
Seboygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered very much from
under Physelans cure for some Tine but tue disease
land tterE at oiec Which have given tone to her sto-
mseh, appetite strength firms
medicine. 5fs5 ~ iiafliiy'
have stu record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy Int must await another opportunity. One
thing you upon, What have published from
persons much respected TO community, literally
true. 81 -.i.l 2 1910 J. QUINTus,
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- 5-s,t FEVER AND iAG uE ~ ,s-l-.s n .
a Gaze II Eight !ioRhts nRdLRg Cared by RoeEsagsf
field street, sAysLast July, While running the river,
cotton boat plying betwcso Satc!leE and New Orleans
was taken with Fever aud Ague. For eight long months
suffered with tbs drealfN disease The greater Part Of tls
time unable and spent least ifty dollars
for different medicines but Lf0unLnO permanent Telef
Three weeks one pfslRy friends insisted upon nSry
ing t2oeFk3GeS Holland BitteTs saying that cure
gaGE0Wteed After trying it for only week, must
state sound man. have been work now for
weeks, have had Of the chs and fever
Whatever" .-Ists,i-z
1 certify the shove statement Is true.
-, THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
n4TE rs-zf3 n.hfr IInfl-
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city BSTT5SR AND BETTER. :
ID FAD Nst has beet eeorlplisia ~ ff5k DSlif,tls
HAl .EleetEie on Ia Mhenllnr mi -rLeInItr..

II IleetFie on "a Wheeling aas yssaIty
M 4tsk d J5sid5spB sS 6 "a sihs nsolEs5 on
s5sss AZ tsST e. ,gs He
q IN tHAeeipg k1Qus Bo0ns the driver Of
& enAibnsf He says, that apIlleg-
tlen q the ON took 81 The rain Siid out
OF his wife hand which she open
or use n any Fay, for years. she her hand freely,
and Without pain. t.s .i1ta - ~
u Boon can be seen at the Monroe House every dag.
gsHtleEaa1 u North ls that he besn 91f-
feEtnE for With pain ln his breast and side,
aud has not been able work since On
his entire relief On Monday he himself free
all pain and ready 70 50 Work.s- ~
More Cnrss q Pt5ltsbNhioh We have mot room for
ASK your uelshb0Ta about the Eleetrip on. -
See tle CiFeularss - =
Principal Once, 80 South sth ste PiIln.
For sale, Wholesale and Fctan, by - / -
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BROILS VS.. FRIES !.

r. ROBINS0N'IS lPAfENT lf7sIDZR0Y
zsgS nxninst the Frying Pant!
TT well known fact that broe Is much more PAL!
ntable tender and hcGhfq than fried All slice
ought be brotIed. The New ridiEuE IS ggepFe-
the Frying Pau, and much cconomioEA NAV
ing takes all the smoke ehinHeS,
the entirely through Units Juices. without
burning all the reduces meat bills p cent,
and c he used n wood or coal FIRE.
tic round 10 in. dameters. so
lesj SQUARE 9by II inches 20
Is obOng by TO- ! - ......3....G - ,.... 1890
ztsaB g 1gI.H s yi9 ....s -
We will send bYeahress, prepaid moro Of these
any part United the Mississippi
Cor Il receipt Of the MONEY.
~ Money may be septlPy man, at our
Agents wanted In every county, toxin and city In the
Address - ,iS7l., 80
| Efsie:iav1v e 81 y 10 IJnanersf.. New York;
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GOING s0UTH-The sio4. NJ Train viii connect at San
tugSy with Morning Train Toledo; at NOnrOeville with
Chicago Exress on tile Southern Division of c. T. Road; at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express fr9in CIeve'au; at
SAsfcld Junction Express from Pittsburgh, and NJ
Newark East anil West Trains on the Central Ohio
ItarD1d = - Ffta rJsi ~. - 49,,
The 800 r. NJ Train will connect ut SandusRy with steam
er Hay City DetrO aIonroeys With western Train
O. K 4 n RS at Shelby Junction at 5,2t r. NJ. with the Mall
TrSn ON C. g. G. n G. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
ueld $3.50 p. NJ. with Fast tain on o. X n
Pittsburgh, and AT Newark with East and West Night
Trims n CrntrSl Ohio X. II. ,..fl -
GOING NoRTII-The &c " Train will make close con-
,,ectoi, at Newark with Mal BtllEr c. o. II.
r.; ut Mansfield with Express for PittsburEh At
Shelby Junction ut with CineinnAh Express for
Mail Train on o. g. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago. sc.
2lO u Train will Mt Newark with Express from
the Fast on Central Ohio Mansfield Junction with
Fact Train Pittsburgh; Shelby junction Mt 521
with Cincinnati Mail Ocveland AIonrOeyie with Night
XuTess Chicago, and ut Sanduaky with the
steamer Bay City for DGtroit md ChIcaEo ,,, =
sOniusky Aus. 4 1885. serl6-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
Mrs. Glizabeths Key
u EsPECTR6LLY Informs the Ladies, aud public In gene
IL raj, Of and Vicinity that she has taken the
Store Rooms So.1s9 Main street, doom sontII
Monroe Hps ai Turner'S JrEelry Store,
carrying the Millinery business all
It's branches, e. F.,s
Tile puIlle Invited to cali her
Paris sy u Uonnes, Of different
ties together with her her Rooms,
Thursday next, April 10Th Also ne display Of Ribbons,
Caps Head Dresses Laccs, &c.
This being Mrs Key first opening here, She WIN DC pleas
ed her selection examined.
Ladies, don't forget NUMBER j 50 Main st.
arSimd wheeling, Va.
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$50 BALTIMORE MARKET
APR1L 11.-Flour firm. Wheat rather better
Corn one cent lower-inarlet generally active.

/ NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
April 1O.-Cotton advanced 1-sa1-4, with
sales 5000 bales: 3Iiddling quoted at Q 7-SlIO.
Corn. selling at 80. Kcg lard 1884. Mess Pork
II. Coffee ~ Sterling exchanges 10.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CIxCISSATI, April 11.-Rivcr 12fcet falling
Weather pleasant.
sPrTTsgqRGu, April 11.-Rivcr 16 1-9 feet, ris-
ing slowly. Weather wet
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RirstsPFiUs stock Esi's
Watches, Jewe1ry, Stlverware,
Sc. Sc.
j II. SCOT us

j. II. SGOTI'S
IN celence variety and ceapness any he has heretofore
offered his patFonS-WIll be opened on $780,
MONDAY MORNING, 9th INST,
To which he respectfully invites he attention OF the pub
liz. 2. - =. z II - =. mh29
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wheeling and Pittsburgh.

- - ChnnSe of Time!
+ cLEYELAND AM I'II7SRGRfH RAILROADS
IL = y 70. S, MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

LotsF 81 Appttits, BeIiitg Gottireiess, :,
Isla{s5sg ~ ElInd and .BlsediHg Pies. Nr. tSA
Many Of worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy in I'LL affections or the Stomach aud Liver As
Tonic been eguale the relief II affords in
NIL cases debility Eeaktss Of any kind is almost M
Simultaneous In Nervous, eunatIc aud Ncnralgic Alc
Ons Instances proved highly benetcal
and in others effected leeldedcure.
When eminent physicians prescribe and their patients
unhesitGtnEy recommend surely may to Doubt
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

\. ,CRISTADORO,S HAIRsDYE
80 q IS3LLL,2YtIEl4uI2AyilE !ia,i5s / .stp
CONTRAST the tnls brought out In the tar By orisao-
" aCIess ravitAliEin Hair Dye, and those prodn
by application of the burning luds ordinarily sold
Hair DYES that the color Is natural in
Unit others and t sir9ple scasoh that
the aFation which by It's exact che
mcal combination operates nd mmuiable Prin-
cpIcs Made, sold applied lin ten private roons at
CrIsador0's, Aston House, broadway, n. Y. Also for
salrby Principal prssss and PEI fluers throughout
the country. - 49,. ~
sfs6:1ydaw : f''i'-S WARD, CLOSE & co.
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HO AMID Bl' Frs


TSwEYEAgs have elapsed shee Introduction 81 this
Valuable melicne into the unItsE States. During this
time ithHsgatnet o1'tse Remedy
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THEELLNGds PlIRHERSB6R0 TICKET
Il g tsfs STEPHEN I3AYARD
-, IT, \ Leaves Wheeling Mondays, Wednesdays and
|. s=Iz~95itf7--zt ,Prilays. at 10 O'Clock, \. u.
Lyeyes ParkersbuFEh: Tuesdays, Thursdays and satr
|. days, ut O'clock p. N. Dec9 81 Z
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To FhYSlctanS.
PROPOSALS. win be received By a. s. Todd or Geo. W
sIsts Frou this day until next Monday, the 18th inst,
At 10 O'clock A. NJ for Medical AttePdanee upon The Pau
neS Al The Poor House Ohio county FROM Tuesday the
ibtil inst mp to the lst Of April, 1851. iEatt
PROPOSALS viii also be received from Physicians until
next Monday at iOA NJ, for Medical Attendance for the
same period upon poor in Districts no. and g. and in
Districts be directed b. the OYeTseeFs OF
the Poor said Districts. 4t--:
Separate proposals win be made. for the Poor House
and Dtries No. aud g. and one for Districts No.
In The above cases The Physician WI furnish his own
-Heq'''ae'' A. s. TODD,
ans President OF Board.
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- j. s. REDFIELD,
q .i8ee sYnts.s
ENS5IsANINa aND PRINTINc3.

Dpslness CartlsN Cpsla seala
II S,, NJ a. W "a Il
~ So r. ss
vii s,,ssn,.Ts hv ION anplratSea It PiS
n. Ssit IL,
stu ls! S 1,Ss - tt~ti MAJ NJ nifSSEIJ
1s5 ISroa, IN
I SITnpf owed y Ar I'll dcial ttpeGths
f;t SfFfsIF5 81 NJ
1I tSys, ~ u, Az NIT, ~ I(sI,.
L ~ ~ IL
az rtSsesI nSntTss iieh etSbfns
rs fs5ISssJ.,
A1 1 TI .,,ent NJ food
49,. ~ "a M ss fts
4, -
SqR sS
hem 10 and 10 ne men
ttcs tssSs @ 81 F1ts i'm, "a III soil thSf ne
Sn and anna
~ 5sSISlSS 81 80
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ss9a PORT5NWINE.
SsIALLcas Of Gne Port Vine, for tie sIek-pruuoune-
IA ed drst rate by good judges. -
nna sas I'll. 1nnAStE COZ
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larps assortment Of nlacI brown Caret and Pearl coll
orc Son Hats every grades together with large asSort
snrlt men YOUTHS and ehirens Caps, Wholesale and
Retail to OF patrons and the public
Il especially invited. /,
n. B-ITatS Enade TO COnIoTu1ature ne1sufe WARRANTED
an easy at, at shortest notice. :. -,.,,,.
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:. HEADACHE .ANp .pEplNITY.ii

THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
sssl,s ,tf or At u. .Chgstcr's, Go;hic. Hall,
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saddles, Harness,- Trunka, r.

Saddles Harness, Trunks, &c.
ER,II n sIIEpPA IsD resIrctfuIly informs his friends
q and c public, that he hss on hand large assST
Hient Of all articles Ia K Ie, consisting OF Saddles, b
lIrs Wue and Coarse harness wood frame Trunks
VaiIses Carpet Rags satcels Unrr Leather toEsEin and
Hair COlarS WHIPS, Hanics, SC. &c
Saddles every description tnelHng the latest style OIL
fine English ShaftoF.
fthe latest improvements unsuEpaSs,d for hEhnesS,
strength and durability.
Fine Harness Of the style; Bagy, Wagon
Harness &C. &c. very best materials aud Workman
large assortment CARPET Bags and Ladies' satehe
every variety of material and pattern, which viii be sofa
sz- an work ordered VIII furnished promptly an At
reasonable efforts VIII S spared 70 merit con-
Of DublIc aFS
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P.7S4P6rs0ns desiring, any refer
the above, will lie shed nee 81
postage BY sending note with address to DIR: ALDEN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

FRoN CHrSA.-The ship Sea Serpent, from
Hong Kong January Sd, arrived at New York
on Saturday, but brings no news of more than
ordinary interest from Canton The steady
progress of the revolutionary party is an un-
doubted fact, though their discontinue in the
vicinity of Canton has for 4 while caused them
to disappear from that quarter. They now
hold the most fertile provinces in the interior,
and have powerful fleets on the coast ready to
take advantage of an opportunity to re-enter
the river. They are MOTTO be confounded with
che pirates, who have been almost as trouble
some as usual on the coast. This is establish
ed by the testimony Of Mr.. Eli NJ. Boggs, an
American, who was compelled to remain among
the pirates from June last, until he escaped
In November. He says the pirates are much
more afraid of the rebels than of the Mandarins.
The former attack them and capture their guns
AID ammunition. TIE latter always keep at
distance from them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

EUROPEAN NEws.-The steamship Emeu ar
rived at Boston on the 26th, with four days la
ter intelligence from Europe. The Peace con-
gress is in daily session at Paris, but nothing
OF its doings transpire. Advices from the Cri-
mea state that matters remain unchanged.
There was review of $4,000 British troops at
Balaklava, on the 5th of March. The White
Works were blown up at Sebastopol on the
18th Feb. There has been nothing heard of
the Pacific at Liverpool. Flour had advanced
Is, wheat 3a5d, and corn Is.
BY the arrival of the Canada at Halifax on
the 18th, three days later news has come to
hand. Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister, has
arrived in England. The peace negotiations
arc progressing, and peace is considered GER
tain. An armistice has been agreed upon by
the Russian and Allied Generals. Breadstuffs
have advanced in England. Turkey is ;shard
up' for money.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02
THE JOURNAL.
AFFAIRS AT HOME.
For the Journal. .

For the journal.
School EXHIBITION, held Wednesday, March
18th, 1856, and also in the evening, at the old
meeting house on the premises Of John Goss,
Decatur township, by Messrs. Hooper, Gill and
Others uniting several schools in one. Altho'
the day was extremely cold and windy, the
teachers and pupils met at an early hour, to
tell what they had learned and review their
studies, in Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
&c, after which an excellent address on edu-
cation was delivered by the Rev. C. Jeffries
to a large audience. The House was crowded
with old and young, and all seemed by their
enthusiasm to be very much interested. Ad-
jeurned O'Clock p. m. for dinner, and again
met at s, when an address was given by A. T.
Schryver, County Superintendent, on the rise
and progress of education, and the benefits re-
sulting therefrom. The evening exercises
consisted of above 40 pieces, viz, speeches,
orations and amusing dialogues, in which both
male and female pupils took part, all perform
ing their parts in a manner creditaSle to them
selves and fattering to the teachers. The
scene was enlivened at intervals with instru-
mental music of national airs, marches, sc.
1t was source of much qualification to sec the
interest taken in education by the citizens of
Decatur, who say their schools are much bet
ter than formerly and improving under the
present school system. A SPECTATOR.
Clearfeld Co., Pa.
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Adjustments By THE BALTIMORE CONFER

AP1bISTMEyTs By THE BALTIMORE CONFER
rNcE NJ. E. CHURCH, lS56.-BeHefonts District.
John Poisal, P. E. Bellefonte, John Guyer
Bellefonte Circuit, WI. Spottswood, S .Creigh-
ton Penn's Valley, A. II. Barnitz, A. W.
Guyer. Huntingdon, David Shoaf Manor
Hill, ]. ". Haughawout, E. ". Kirby. War
rior's Mark, Geo. Guyer, P. B. Smith. Bald
Eagle Mission, Robert Beers. New Washing
ton and Glen Hope, Joshua Kelley, Jas. Hun
ter. Clearfeld and CurwensYille, ]. W Elliott.
Clearfield Circuit, Charles Cleayer. West
Branch, R. Kelley. Lock Haven, A. Britain,
W. N. Showalter. Great Island, ]. A. Melick.
Jersey Shore, John Moorhead. Pine Creek,
A. Hartman, one TO DO supplied. Ridgeway,
X. a. Bathurst. Sinnamahoning, B. P. King.
Lycoming, d. c. Worts, one to be supplied.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

SELECT SCHOOL, Select School will be
~ opened in Lumber City. Clearfeld county, Pa
on Tuesday the 1st day of APRIL for pupils of both
sexes. The undersigned, who will have charge of
1T, has had long experience a teacher, and will
spare no pains to impart to the pupils confded to
his care, a solid education.
TERMS, PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Orthography Reading, Writing & Arithmetic, 81 90
English Grammar, Geography, and Book
keeping, I,5O
Higher Branches and Classics, 200
Particular attention will be given to Orth oepy,
according to the most approved standards, to cor
If required an Evening Class will be opened for
the convenience of those whose avocations might
prevent them from attending the day school, and
Tor the instruction of young ladies and gentlemen,
who contemplate becoming efficient teachers
March 26, 1S56-6t WIN MARTIN
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~ term of this Institution will commence on
the 11th of February, 1856.
All persons wishing to fit themselves for TEACH
ERs, other avocations in life, will here receive
every desired facility and attention. thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution in
the State.
Parents at distance can obtain boarding for
their sons daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal, where they will receive rare ad.
vantages, with all the comforts and pleasures of
home;ane their morals will be carefully guarded
Tne rates of tuition per quarter are:-Primary
English $3.50; High Eng isb S5 co. Classics So 90
Mathematics. above Algebra SO; Frencg, Drawing,
and Paint ing.S5 each
Further information can be hsd by addressing
W A CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL
Apr !, '55. CIearfeld, Pa
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No FLooD YEr.-The snow is gradually
wearing away IN this county, by the rays of the
sun. The earth being dry, swallows up all
the water and is becoming well soaked for
Spring. The ice in the streams is growing less,
but has not yet broken up. Our lumbermen
are watchingwith great impatience fora freshet
and the removal of the ice to raft their lum-
Der and timber. Money matters are like the
river, decidedly "tight," and will remain so
till the RATS find their way down and their e.
quivalent in the mighty dollar finds its way up
the river.
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"ALLOA.-NEwwA WAGON MANUFACTORY
The nudersioned IL ,xanld reSnectfullY an

HALLOA!-NEWW WAGUN MANUFACIOKf. {.
IL The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened out a new Wagon Making Es-
tablishment in "New Salem City" Brady town
ship, where he win at all times be prepared to
mapufacture, on the shortest notice, all kinds of
Wagons Carts, wheelbarrows &c The best ma
terial that can be procured will be used, and his
work will be made in the most substantial and du-
rable manner, such will bear the test of strict
examination. By close observance of his busi-
ness engagements, and by disposing of his work
on the most reasonable terms, which he will do
for either cash approved country produce, he
lie custom BENZ. RISHEL.
New Salem CITY. Jan l6 1855
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FRAcAs.-A correspondent, in Morris town
ship writes that on the night of the 9th inst,
fracas took place in School house in his
district, in which the President and Solicitor
Of the Pilgrims Progress Mutual Building and
Loan Association was knocked down, and some
other disorderly proceedings transpired /; for
tunately the audience escaped with their lives.