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superior all others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort 10 the natural elegance anu
" His unryaed and only harmless hair dye is applied In
twelve private rooms, at BACHELORS, 223 Broadway
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Holloway. P,l.-wet.,er once said that

The reveie Of The British drum welcomed sunrise in all
gons Equally universal Is the OF this potent
dy diseases OF the he liver 'he bowels and
minor organs rs praise written all
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IN ain veeks by my onguent which viii stain or inre
~ hin I'll bottle, serf ~ Iart IL e coanry. IN n
0nAUAM co., Droadvay Briggs, s. State street. Albany
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CTistadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupces

excite admiration among all connosseurs OF art SUIT OF
elegant private apartments for applying his nimitaoie dye
the only reliable article of the kind exan Wholesale ana re-
tail at CRISTAD0R0s, No. 6 Astor House Copy the ad-
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the Piano.-The Greatest Improv.


,. @ FIsCHER's improved circular scale panofcre;
80 Broadway opposite broadway heatre
Gctory Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue New Yos
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Druggists', Pcrfuiners and Fancy Goods
lealers visiting the city will the Balm Of thousand flow
pertaining the breath aud beauyng the complexion,
the saesbIe article In the markell w Z. FEfEIDGE
co, Franklin square, New York For sale by al drug
gists and fancy goods dealers In New York.
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pAcIFIc ExPREss COMPANY, I2s BRoADwAY.-rx.
press for California Oregon and the South Pacific coas,
VII BE- dispatched by the United States mall steamship
ILLINOIS on TUESDAY august IN charge n srrciai mcs
sensrr smW paroeh received until O'clock letters until
W ocpck W. IL HALL Agent,
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leland HosptaD. .....27 Totai........ .4o
GEO. W. NORTON City Inspector
City inspectors Department, New York. Aug z, 1855.
N. 8-The increase of ll5 in the mortality this week
las. weeks return Is caused by the great increase
In the death Of children under five ears, viz
Deatts OF children i've years this week 54
Deaths OF children under hye years last week 436
Berg an increase los
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MNfhFNVNINI.-IfIF NIBStRTNFR II YEARa
W Of age, bachelor graduate Of college passabiy sooa
oVkng q fair aanmens rahc natural abilities cool
eonnscuons and gen,emany p tesson. lie has enough
worldly means 70 support himself and ,ainer respectab
snu - ne neeves possessed OF qualities aei to make
mm eoea husband Should this eve II any lady
HVnsiy inclined not over n intelligent goo looking
aud domestic IN her habits, aud also sincere e her a
T. w. j. Broadway Post Office, New YORK stating IA -
ter, &c.
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e De Ia Rues fine wedding envelopes silver door plasa;
extra heavy ever seals and presses. ENEkDELI 3o2
broadway, corfex of Duane street. established Isa0.
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A u0sHxa.

. and original campaign picture, viii issue from
HOLMES machine picture maker 80 broadway thls week
aedtealed 10 the friends OF liberty, North and South
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MATRIMONIAL "A GENTLEMAN OF coon won al
lu character and fair competency desrous On friry
The acquaintance 81 Young lady o twenty who ia nrev
inlelheent and aniahle, with view 10 marnonv Peasa
address IN oil confidence, stating when ard wherasr
may be had, A. Samson Union square Post Office -"
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FINE ARTS.


EFHLiLKD COTTAGE FURNrrURE-vEv. ELE.
Il k.st -, a. We low est gass prices Com So lie a.
orvHd = ns mAnrncsory q. Broadway, below pescSs
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SCHOONER LOUISE, MINER MAsrER-sHIPPERs or
- cargo BY this vessel on her late Tss-agc,4~m Boston
Mobile whence she sailed April last requested for
ward 10 the heir invoices and bills % ladns
order s they receive the proceeds II save the
vessel having been totally oct Elbow Key the lat
SATTERrHWAITE BROTHERS, 81 WAL street
NEW YoRk July ~ ls56
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HANCOCK LODGE, NO 40. I. o. OF o. F.-BRO-
Ii Tiers you hereby notified the Lodge ROOM
Odd Fellows Hah on Monday, August al O'Clock T. VI To
attend the funeral Of late Brother Edward Welngs by
GEORGE MILLER, n, a..
WV. c. DuvAL, Secretary.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW LADY AGED a.
N without ncumbrance wishes 20 form the aclnantanss
Of an honorable gentleman, not co. with mafr-
mony A wifower with or two children objected -
Address, with real name, IN confidence. Mrs neomery
N. Y. Post Office.
7 Owe TESTS II WILL. UPON THE RECEIPT ~
Ia twenty i've cents send 70 person fan aelIueatoa
oitheir character ~ Their handwrunF address sueen
Post Office, New York. 'e"a"J
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.DYkAsEs cr.AssKD.

Ssillborn and premature
DlTliiS ........... ol
Stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs. ..339
Uncertain seat and gene
raj fevcrs 80
Unknown l
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBER
~ street. new Court House) New York June d $780,
Pubic notice TO avoid the risks ha. must inevitably
from the crowd Of who oil 10 the latest day
payment their taxes have adopt follow
ne rule which viii be ririly adhered 20 during
onice-f shall receive after oclock p. NJ Ever,
,ecer s THIS Department Is strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing money checks The payment
.Axee BY order. HENRY n. HOWARD Receiver
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n u. Am ADJOURNED SESSION or TUE
W. Chancery o. U. ~ state OF New York, viii he held
American Hall, 2dl Bowery, Monday evening August l. al
O'Clock Councillors elected for the ensuing year will
ward their returns 10 the Grand sachem hout delay.
ny order, r. q. WAGNER, q. 8
II. $. BAscKER, G. C. ofthe 9.
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THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CLUB.-THE
FRIENDS OF Fremont and Dayton residing In wards east Of
broadway respectfully invited meeting at Mill
iary Han No 1913 Bowery Monday evening August
:, at O'Clock 10 complete the organization of the Rocky
Mountain Republican Club G. Underwood Esq, OF Viz
elna thas A. DANA ESQ., of the New York Tribune, and
Chas e. Woodman. Esq, OF Young America Fremont Jour
nal Boston, viii speak The Republican Glee Club viii sing
the campaign OF the party.
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ITO YOUR PoSTS.-THE MEMBERS OF TIE NATION
al American Club respectfully requested 10 attend
meeting Of 'he same on Monday evening, August
O'clock at their headq Academy Hall 6o3 Broadway
the above place every Monday evening until further
BY order, HENRY SNYDER, President.
H 1,aon W R1s a,s Secretaries
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
MEDICAL.

ir'in arcin T." chd, Rud vnalilng upon thu unspring
ruined constitution. Forth- cure of NIL ihe.e irm =
of disease. the Doctors gIarasrrs u or asks
compensation The b"cior can hc consulted by let
ter otherwise free ut charge. and invites all whn
afflicted Ia call upon him. where he will give them
such sat Fiction ~ they can obtain nu whrre else
iis room. No and Armory Hall corn, af Sac
rlinentu and Montgomery streets san Francisco
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE.-Grrat blessing To- Mank ind ,-innocrni bnl r,,-
ieni,-pr. |. J. J.Cz,pkays Prophylac,cum. tSelf n--
infrcling Agenl.) sure preventative against gonrr
rhual and phic Diseases AM nm unsurpassed rem.
sdv FOR nll The vcnrriH. NcrO,ulnus gangr'nous sud
caucerouS ulcers rr!d discharges from The vagina,
and urrthrl, AMI all cut 'hcuuS ernpiiuHS and
dsta.eS. Fnr sric nc nr l.. Czapkat's Office Ar
merry lal. corner ~ Sacramento nni Montgomery
is San Francisco. A. lnuuclal'un Is "A prcy"n.
attve against small roN, 80 Is nr. !. J. zapkaI-
Pruphiacticm preventative against syphiluicUlant
gonerrhea d.c,>,.s HARMLESS ~ ITSELF. II possesses
the rowrr f chemically ~r, Wing he SVphiiiiic
rus and Thereby saving thousands ut uung drhauch-
-.s rnn briI infected hy th" most lnn'h-om' ct Hi
di-ti>es Let no vuung man who 'preCiaieS heath
he without Ur 'zepkaN- FrorhI l'icum. II l. IN
very convenient packages aud VIII To- found rnnHeu.
cni u>p, being u,el Hs >onp Ilrt disease cHn lc
prrv"n',i hy the li>p u propcr agents. i wrl
established fac, ~ that they hc cured after thcr
establishments. The prlucipi" which i now unlvtr-
sail, recognized received even hrinr The days ~
.cuncr the discoycrr OF the ocinrton in LOO a,i
its multiplied benefits ever since have received, ~
they dtsrr, ed the attention u the medical fHculV
II was in purSnt of this brat Ch o The medical sci
enrr that Dr. l.. J. Cznukay Fortunately made the d@
cover, of hi, I'rohi nrcun. which tor ihr prctcn-
tiou of syphtic. gohorrhea. canccrlSa ahd cnan"ous
di>or.drr stands uurvallrd hv amy agent IN the Iha
The effect ~ This agent after COTTON 10
nud removes the possibility of n r0ntrac-
tton of diseusc IT, however the dSens,' hns been
tr;ctt useful IN neulrulzng the uOls"nnus sccrr-
tiuns which, by absorption. pr"dnc" the h"id conse-
qurrscs known as secondary syphilis II has been
by the Doctor IL many Thousand ca>cs,
and he has Vet find the first IN which II has ttilrd
Ia subsrrvr the purpose fer which II wn- administer
ed. Price 81. Full directions are attached torarh
package. In cases where Pruphilarlicum IL usol
curnlivr. Dr. l. }. Czapkny will furnish gratis pre-
scripon for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country. addressed
ly to Dr l. j. Czapkny, san Francisco will he strictly
and confidentialk attended Ia, and the remedies
with the and secrecy immediateli dis
patched, by Express other conveyance to their des.
tination.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
IL Sacramento street. next To The Pacific Mail = ).
Co.'s unice over Wines Co.'s Express ONCE
SAN FRANCISCO
ROOMS NUMBERS I, > AND 3.


gUvHIs INSTITUTION is founded for the cure Of
II syphylitic aud ScrOtuUus complaints, and all
affections uf ihe Genial Organs of whatever nature.
Instituted Tor the express purpose of rraling private
inaIaii.s the instance of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain The imposliOns pracliced
hereOiore upon those who have been the victims of
living advertisements those connected with II are Id
Durse to a certain extent this means Of introducing
Ii tu public notice.
Those applying for advice will find constantly In
attendance mrdicl ability of undsputed skili in this
Glars of coupl paints. and Ill be dealt with in the
most honorable aud sIFaighlET forward manner.
For the purpose OF securing privacy 20 the most
delicate. several apartments are arranged that pa
tai, MS will be brought IN contact with DOne but the
Office Physie'an.
Those applying 10 this Institute VI i'll the charges
reasonable. and the treatment superior. Ladies' ana
gentlemen who desire 10 nrcom- patients without
calling at the of the institute, be attended
a. their residences -
Communication from all parts of the country viii
he attended tO with pronpth,--, and medicines sent
if desired. by encOs NJ q fee OF ten dollars. .
No efforts will be- spared 10 make the Toward hedr
cal Institute what il purports 10 be, philanlhfophs
Institute.
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
German.
Oiice hours from A. NJ. Till 9P. NJ. Address,
Howard Medical institute, llo Sacramento sreeks
San Francisco ...o
Office Physician, DIX "cCArthEt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

THE SPECULATION MANIA IN SwIT-
zERLAND.-During the three days fixed
for receiving subscriptions to the Zu-
rich Credit Mobilier, the crowd assem-
bled was so great that no one, unless
his heart were made of flint, could help
feeling pity for the poor devils who re-
manned, for half the day, pu hing and
elbowing each other, and imploring. al.
most on their knees, that they night
be relieved of their bank notes, rou-
leaux of gold, and sacks Of silver. b.
varian Jews have been seen with game
bags at their backs, neutrality-suspicious..
One of these poor fellows, after having
pushed about for two d 'ys in the cor
rldors. was turned out of doors, with
3,OOO,O0Of. in his pocket, for which he
wished to subscribe. On thr l,st day
that the subscription remained open,
the amount signed for attained DIS, :
OOO,OO0f, and just before he close,
The recrips were given in this form -
.'Receivpd bag, said to attain 500,-
oOOf," and those who were not sali,>
fed with this vague document, were
sent about their business. --Lausane
Gazette.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

j Czapkay would ask especial alteno to sypblIltlc
and gunorrhal diseases. In the first stages OF ehrr
of these complaints he guarantees perfect and trec
tal cure IN n few days without hindrance io business
or the slightest Inconvenience. The Doctors inethod
of treating Ihem combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries nnde by nun
self more effective than any Thing yet known. when
the patient from the possibility "i secondary
SYMPTOMS m moves the disiise In the shortest pos
s.ble time Secondary syphilis which appears IN con
sequence Of the absOrnUn Of the POISON ihto me sts
TEN. and producers BubOes, LIceralions IN ihe hra
and nos VIII ch destroy the soft paris and cause 10"
bones To rn6rifv separate and come away dshguring
the paIien hofFibfy Sotes painful ." eiliARs Oh
the bones. sr Iochs upon the skim cases of which the
Doctors daily in his once ana "hich arr Ie Ie'
of imnr,ner treatment Also, ulcers, sores and PIN
plies. and injuries TO the constitution. which, after
long perod of suffering destroy liie II will Also be re-
membered lhzl these disorders are hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
Miscellany.

MARRIAGE AMONG THE HEATHEN.
The marriage customs among the
heather of various portions Of the
world, present features slightly, We
may say, most decidedly unique. For
instance:
In Dahomy, all the unmarried fe-
males in the kingdom are considered
the property of the sovereign, Once
year they are all brought before him.
he selects the most engaging for him
self, and sells the others at high prices
to his subjects. No choice is allowed
The purchaser. lie pays twenty thous-
and cowrics, and receives such a wife
as the king pleases TO appoint, being
obliged to appear satisfied with the se>
lection, whatever may be her aspect or
condition. This king has three thous-
and wives; but the king Of Ashantee
has exactly three thousand thre" hun
drcd and thiry-three, and the safety of
his kingdom is supposed to d"pend up.
on keeping up this mystical number.
Now the custom Of the kings of Da-
homy and Ashantee, don't exactly
square with chrstl'n peoples ideas
of morality; nevertheless one clnnot
we'll refrain from cxclaiming, a right
Jolly thing it is to be king in the land
Of Ashantee.
The custom in Congo is decidedly
Mormon-ic and Mosaic, and anIi-mod-
ern. 1t must be confessed, however,
that the mothers in Congo reason with
ability and force:
In Congo, the negroes take their
wives for year on trial, il at the end
Of that time they are satisfied, the wed
ding is celebrated with feast. The
missionaries tried to abolish this Gus
tom, without success; The mothers de-
claring that they would not risk the.
happiness of their daughters BY urging
them to an indissoluble union with per-
sons with whose habits and tempers
they were not acquainted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
CABINET SHOP.
John DOLBERGH.

XWOULD Respectfully inform the cnzens or bld
w well and vicinity, that he u PREPARED 10 90 AL
kinds of work in hts line Of business ina workman
ike manner wi h de-pateh and on reasonable terms
wing always on hand large assortment ol dry
IN Der he is ready make to order. Doors w'nho"
S.sh. Tables, Rockers. sc All Hinn- oil apIhe'
ness. Billiard Tables set and repaired shop no
Charles lreei, below Hess Larcom6s Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

f~F- DR.. J. l.. CzAPKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption OF this uotice ~ one OF tho
few modern PHYSICIANS whose appiicatitn to his pro.
fe.siun and devotion the afflicted. render him alike
an ornament tn I've one and "A benefit Ia The other
Hungarian by birth. he Songht with kos.uh to place
his country among the naiI0ns of the earth beyond
the oppressUr's rule that her might rejoice in
the practice OF hose prrrcps which are alike our
glory and our pride. In his Efforts so to do he hns
rca;ed The reward of Intellectual resistance Ia oppres
sion. md ~ home and country know him no more"
Apart hOwaver, from his claims upon onr consider
alton as Il patriot. the testimonials OF character ana
capacity which ne brings euttle him Ia pnhhc conh~
denc, To the exclusion Of husc who possess neither
the the other. rs a gentleman his character
is untarnishcd: ply si"Hn. his skin unsurpassed
and to those whose imprn'icnce has lett upon them
the lants of iii, ease ,ClrniU,lsIy nj
him with the assurance that in linn they will fud
friend whom 10 know is great gain The Dr. office
il No. 3 and Arm0rv Hail corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
Matchmaker and Jeweler.

~ WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
EA1 the citizens OF 0rovile and vicinity TINT have
ck$ purchased OF Mr. Rosenthal, his Watehma-
king and Jevvelry Establshmeut, on Mont
yomery street. and have located myself permanently
in the above business in this place and hope by strict
attention 10 business. TO merit reasonable share Of
patronage in the above line.
ItpiH guarantee to do Work as sceH as 1t
can be done any,ohere in the State.
ALI. KINDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
B-partcnlar attention paid to the Repairing
VI Watches. GEO. SMITH.
Orovile, August IL, 1856. augllH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

pSg-A man had a sigh, Cheap La
dies Shoes for sale hcrc.' He found
that not lady entered his store. No
wonder. The ladies do rot want to
be called cheap, they want to be called
dear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
To DIR. II. IIcln,mann. coner Jnek.on and

To DIR. ii. IIcinimann. Corner jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nrancisco.--Dear Sir:-it
is with Measure that We notice the unbounded sue
cess which has attended yOu ~ your prn1lce since
The gcod YOU have done aud the ski you have exer"
csd in the thnt come under our observation.
make 1t duy lu let 1t b" known I" the world and
more particularly O those now rnncrlHg wilh disease.
Most Of H. were well acqurnted with you whilst YOU
rcSnled at Mormon Island aud witnessed there some
rrmHTkablr cures which y0u rh'cei on patients
whose were pronounced h"pele-s by eminent
phS-ltians. We have also seen what fou have done
inr some uf our friends now residing ~ 'oIoma and
Pmctryiilc, who after much i"suhsion ana induce
mcu- t oiir Dtri consented To 20 and see you, when
they bad almost dies paired of their lives. They did 30
ana returned and are living hate and hearty men;
and read r. if Ihs notice shUud reach your eye nnd
You ar. afflicted. take ndvlce and 20 10 Dr HEM
IMANN. aud YOU VIII never regret II.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty wines
for yor future welfare the assurance that We believe
yuu to be one or most talented and experienced
physicians in the STATE
FRkukRtCK HARyMAyN, I
(pruI r Miners llotel)
JACon WINKLENANN, SGreenwood Valley.
pr Greenwood Brewery,
J0HN GEORGE,
AEuUsT HAHNE,
JosEPH WILIMANN, ir,,
CRADLES GIss.
+ n1t.t s:1 cr51 rsGPI. r.Gsrai", Si Ss raesrve
JEAN BUtHLER,
A. H. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
6. ZgoIcKK. 0irm Of T.. Poppe Il co., Orovillc.
JosEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsrELLI Spanish Dry Diggings.
7. BES>IsGER, (prop'r of bridseJ Condemned Oar.
g. WoLLER, SACRAMENTO,
r. FIssINGER, do
u. RESAUD, do
CAPT HIND, Michigan Bluffs
CART. +. ;. NuMFOED, Mormon Island.
Henry TRUEL (RepubIican Honse,) Jackson
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr Heinz
mann. ang.7gm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

A QuAcK medicine maker adveriis-
es n pnultice that will draw out mems
virtues. Their vices may be drawn
out without the aid of poultices.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

DLANKs Every DESCRIPTION Of'susi!es'sblsss
Id fol sale aihistofice
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-06

JEFFRTES-S s MANUAL OF PROFITABLE &
USEFUL TRADES. ARTS AND OCCUPATIONS.
WITHOUT A MASTER, Is NOW READY FOR
SALE-This is of the most valuable little books
Of the times. to all persons out of employment,
a number Of money making trades and arts can
be learned without a master beside all the genu-
inc and popular receipts, and instructions Of the
day, for the manufacture of the most beneficial,
and saleable articles, now in common use. Any
person forwarding one dollar postpaid, to C.JEF-
FRIES, Jefries, CleqrfekG Co. Pa. or to 4. H
Baupaaa, Tyrone, Bkatr Co., Pa, win receive a
copy by return mail
And any person forwarding twenty-five cents,
post paid, to c. JEFFRIEs, viii receive by return
mail, one of the three following instructions:-
How to make the celebrated artificial HoSET.-
How to raise double crops, of all kinds of vegeta
bles with little expense, and how to catch all the
Wolves Foxes. Minks and Muskrats in the neigh
borhood. ANY person forwarding fifty cents will
receive the whole three by return mail.
June 4, IS56-1y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-06
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

II
CLEARFIED AND RIDGEWAYi
The undersigned announces to the travelling
public that he is now running semi weekly line
of hacks from Clearield borough to Ridgeway,
Elk county. The hacks are comfortable the hor-
.es good, and the drivers careful. BY special at
tention to the comfortable, safe and speedy con-
veyance Of passengers, he hopes to secure liber-
al share of travelling custom.
The time for departure and arrival is az follows
Leave Clearfeld every Tuesday and Friday norm
ing and arrive at Ridgeway on the evening Of the
same days.
Leave Ridgeway every Wednesday and satur-
day morning and arrive at Clearfcld on the eve
ming of the days
JulyI6-3m A. NJ. HILLS.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-06

STRAY MARE.-A black mare with white
- stripe down the face, supposed to be Gbout 5
years old, was found trespassing on the enclosed
improved lands of the subscriber in Curwenville
Clearfeld county, on about the 9TH of June, in
slant. The owner Is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take her away,
or she will be disposed Of as the law directs
s G.. PYLES. .
CurwensHille June 25. IS56-2m
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-06
A UDIroR.s NoTICE.-Notice is bcreB

a UDI TORS NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
"A given to all persons interested in the distri-
buaion of moneys in the hands of Joseph NJ Clar-
rem, Guardian Of Morgan, minor child of Tho
mas Morgan, late of Decatur township, Clearheld
county deed. that Friday the 18th day of August,
1856 at nv Office in Clearfeld, has been appointed
as the time and place Of auditing accounts, and
making distribution Of the proceeds aforesaid.
July 2 1855 E. s. DUSDY, Auditor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-08-06

NEW ARRIVAL.
IN A q J. PATCHYN,
Have just received and splendid assort-
ment of Goods-the best that was ever brought in
to the upper end of Clearfed County. They in
vite their friends and the public generally give
them a call. where they will find all kinds of
goods usually kept in Country Store
Come and examine our stoek-we charge moth
ing for the exhibition
AARON PATCHIN
JACKSON PATCHIN.
Burnside Nov 2S 1855