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OAR ID n Cat the Capitol House
- 208 Main street-several large handsome rooms
I'D; also, several day boarders be well accommo.
Gated ja 10---6t%
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HORSE AND MULE SHOES, HORSE
H NAILS Horse and Mule Collars, Blind Bridlsa
A fine assortment, for sale low. ~
THEo. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
jas Hardware and Cutlery, No IS Main q.
IHARM NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALK.
l. OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN TIN
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property In the
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, on the Central Rail
Road one mile north of Meadowbridges and niles
from Richmond, containing s23 acres. The Land y
of excellent quality. being admirably adapted for gag
deuing and farmingfor gardening unsurpassed BY any
in the vicinity of Richmond a. an examination win
prove. Its healthy and highly desirable situation
having an excellent House Containing nix rooms, and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There Il
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and manured
There is also planted in the garden sverythins for
early Spring marketing Also; Strawberries Goose
&C. So that purchaser might commence operations
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment. ~ sif
The above property will be disposed of upon sdvau.
taeeous terms by carly application TO the ubserbes
the Drug Store, corner Of Broad and 4h street,
TO D. D. EACHO. WIN. C. BATTAILB. 3
Tho above is also excellent location for physi
clan. IaIl-lN@
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WHITE GOODS FOR FAMILIBB.-.
w White Carnhyir - and Iaekouots ~ =

l4OUD6 FOh = ~ N y ~ y - D.
w White Csmbrics and Jaekonsn
Check Cambrics, Swiss and Nainsooks
Plain Swiss, Null and Nainsook Muslins
Bishops Lawn, French Lawn and Linen Csmbgte
Bonnet Cords, Skirt Muslins a 1854 - +
India Dimity. from one shilhns TO finest
Cambria and Furniture Dimty
Bleached and Brown Table Damasks
Bleached Damask Table Napkins and Doylies
Brown and colored Doylies
Huck Diapers, from l2f to 50 eta per yard
Danask Bordered Towels, 50 to IS per dozen
Pillow Case Linens and Cottons 4@
Irish Linens Of our own importationi heavy and
fne warranted pure fax.
Cotton Shirtines of New York Mills Wsareean,
Nannekey, Gala Mills, and other celebrated maker4
and the cheapest Shifting at 81 and cents that een
be bought in this city,
Birds Eye Diapers and Long Lawns, Q large stock
Medicated Huck Diapers, for bath towels
Enelish Marseillcs Quilts, from $2to 41o
Allendsle Quilts, . very cheap article
Crib Quilts some very tino 81
Atthe Cash Store d
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHHOT,
ja12 80 NAH eegos<.s
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Rh EXPRESS...A few thousand more
~ of those superb III Viguero Cubano Cigars. Call
end Try them. For sale wholesale and retail by
l.. YEBY, Agent,
No. Wall street,
de A--3m Under ST. Charles Hotel
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AKsM NkAk 81 KIE ga EIE s1Ll

NUNDRIES...
y 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee
500 pockets prime Jaws Coffee
400 packages Loaf, Crushed Powdered and
Granulated Sugars
1000 kegs Nails 3s. ~
800 bags Shot, all izesi IS
IS bbls extra Syrup
200 packages Green and Black Teas
10 casks prime Rice
100 dor. painted Buckets. In store and for ssis
by ia lots TINSLEY, TARDY CO. =
LYIRK BRICK SLABS AND JAMH.-
Il Also, Superior SOAP ETONE.-T0 BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND 0THERS.-1 hsve for
sale q well selected stock Of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
and JAMS Also, superior SOAP STONE. An
neatly fitted TO match al kinds Of Crates. he. The
above articles of superior quality Ishal keep fer
sale regular supply. Apply ct my Foundry.
in l0-.-lm s.. ID. DENOOH.
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~ USN11u - Avp01Uoms
THEgEssTFfHss4y. 4 fE1 81 81 SF.s ayAhEAgh:Ss
SHEETS CHURCH Hill a tzusfses ~ dsed
ot tfust executed BY Edwin rsrrsr snd vie dsfsd
IS Jsnn.ry isse. Only recorded e the Richmond
g si ss IL o. s
s ss &c as1s 4 z. d. Sc, e
.aon O tse ssinable square which the aid rarax
~ fenns4 couaatipe of the half acre lot on which
m ,s s stsss cs e 81
resr the corner Of bros and th streets fronting
u ne rsst, and running bsek l65 fsst to an alley.
most drsr.bIe q my y nov ,q;sy sssdsd = among the
The title 4 belevsd be psrfect but the subscr;-
cal wssn. n. y. with The s.a.l
sent year to be paid by the purchssers - -
Jas u ssSWp ". f'ssicr Trustee.
Sale conducted BY GoDprN AprEasoS An.t.
ja4-2awlm $500 -ssoHt AucI@
VALUABLE sTOKK AND 0wRxYySn
". y On 6RoAD BETWEEN 5rH AND sra sTS-
FOR SALE AT AuCTlON.-Will be sold On TTTES1
DAY, the I'd OF january, 1856 At o'clock r NJ ~
store and dwelling No. lS7 on the south ride of 49,
between oeh and 9TH streets now oscupisd By Mr.
excellent one. So g -
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance q 4 @ and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes and ins-
rance for 1856 to be paid BY the purchaser.
this SALE as the property is paying fair rent and i
located in most improving and business part Of the
city. GODDIN APPEkSON,
al0 Auctioneerp
SHERIFF,S SALE or LOTS NOS. %
- AND "a IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chester
field in the case of Martin, he, against WeiGger,
&c-S pronounced on the 9th November, 1855, shall
proceed to sell at public auction the premises, on
MONDAY, the 2lst January, 1885, at O'Clock P. NJ,
lit fair; If not the next fair day) handsome hall
acre Lots Nos. % and "a in the plan Of Manchester
situated on Porter and Perry streets and between
Harrison street and the corporation line
TERMs-One-half cash; balance at 6 months, fol-
bonds with good security. retaining lien the land
for further security. The taxes for the present year
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. SNELLINGS
Sheriff of Chesterfield county.
Qala condu Cd hrrQ II Ann. Art
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STOLEN.-FFOm my horse, near Bird.in.
- Hand, on Sunday night last, plain shafter SAD
DIE nearly new, with hard solder stirrups and un-
der-iockeys, and the label of John w. Dennis on it.
liberal reward will be paid for the of said
saddle to me.
ia i5-3t L. r. WARING. M d,
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N TEN UOLLARS kEWARD...Ran.
az away from the subscriber. near Half.Sink in
IN the county of Henrico, the LIST of January
~ last, negro man named VIM. TILLMAN the
HAAis hired by me of Miss Sally Redd.) Said me-
gro is about Is years old and about feet high will
give the above reward to any who will deliver
him to me- WILLIAM T. HUFFMAN
ia l1-I2tk r.. s.--sz u
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TTNU THE PUBIIC.--HnV1nH purchased
l. the Drug store of T. II. Southall CO., corner of
Broad and 4th streets opposite Taylors Shoe store
and diagonally opposite Breeder 4 Fox, and made
large additions to the stock, prepared to furnish
families physicians and others with every thing to
be found in well conducted Drug Store. including
large and varied of Fancy and Toilet
ticles, Perfumery Patent and Family Medicines. &c.
IL shall be my constant aim to offer to the public,
every modern improvement in preparations, &C.,
possible and above all to keep on hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine.
We have the usual assortment of Paints Oils and
der,) Putty, &C. the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants, Physicians and all in want, and solicit
continuance of the patronage of the late firm.
n. B-Physicians' prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours VIM C. BATTAILE,
ia l6--.ts Corner Broad and 4th sts
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BOARDING.

u GA X ID n G.---MRS. j. 4. FRENCH
- having taken house upon Broad street, few
dOors below Brood Street Hotel, will open on Mon
dsy,the 2lst inst, for the accommodation of resident
and transient boarders. She is prepared to accom-
modaie a large number of day boaders And trusts
that the extension and favorable reputation which
she enjoys, efficient housewife will secure for
her liberal share OF paronage and promises that no
pains shall be spared upon her part to make her able
one Of the most desirable in the city.
10 l,nt
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RUNAWAY.

n RUNAWAY..-Ran away from the
G3 subscriber, on the 18th of December negro
IN man, named SAM. He is an uncommon like
~ ly fellow, about twenty-five years old of a
TX dark gngerbread complexion, and FIVE feet ten
inches high He is no doubt about Richmond or its
vicinity will give reward of Ten Dollars for his
apprehension and delivery into the Jail of Henrico
county. JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
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NOTICE.-PcrsOns indebted 70 the late
concern of VALENTINE, CRENSHAW = co.
by bond. note open account, requested to call
respective amounts it IL desirable to slose The b.
giness of said concern without further delay. The
attention Of those indebted, they wish 80 avoid
tho necessity of placing the claims in the hands q
others for collection. y 1i-d2w
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- $15 REWARD....I will pay the above
EHe reward to any person who will apprehend
and confine in any Jail in this city, my negro
~ woman, LUCINDA, who absconded on the
S.~ 30th October last. She is about IS years old,
stout and black and has lost her front upper teeth
Lucindas superior washer and roner, and is doubt
harbored and employed by SEINE of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses in this city.
Z ia 15-1m u. l.. CHINN
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II GARDlNts.-.tlrs. BURTON CORNER of
- 9TH and Franklin sts. has two fine, large rooms
the inst floor which she would be pleased to have
occupied by agreeable families ia i2-ts
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lfOh RENT-A small FARM, within two
miles of the Old Market. Apply at this Office.

'isRADE il a little dull, ,but being always
Atprepared TO accommodate my customers, and
IN my hne and being constantly at my post, pur.
chssers will find that they can be accommodated with
suitable articles at reasonable prices, at my store
notwithstanding the psual custom of letting the stock
run low Ia the winter My stock 10 larger and
more varied than at any previous time.
his 90 Ma;n strest
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ROAkDlNts.--Nirs. VALENTINE would
- be glad TO accommodate several young men with
Board on very reasonable terms, at the VICTORIA
HOUSE, Main st., near the corner of 9th.
lall-5t
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THE subscribers have associated theml
Nh WIN. Y. SHEPPARD, for the purpose of con-
Quoting General Commission Business, and tender
their services to their friends and the public sell
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN and FLOUR, and re.
spectfuly solicit consignments, with the assurance
that all Produce entrusted to them, shall have the
best attention. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, 3
VIM. Y. SHEPPARD.
Richmond, LIST JAM, 1856. ia 4-1wdt2awlm
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A SECOND HAND STEAM BOILER
"A good as new, two sets Fiattening Mills and
Medium Tobacco Press, both new, will be sold at q
great bargain If early application is made to
3 FRANCIS ]. BARNS l. CO.,
IL lo--5t* PIG Main street.
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rs YOC ASK, will tell you, why
SCHAAp,S Store ia kpaun

NOTlCE.-The subscriber will, from the
lst OF January, 1856, conduct his business exclu
sivsiy on the cash system He will keep constantly
on hand, of his own manufacture, large assortment
|of TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, at wholesale
and retail, which will be sold at the lowest market
fstss and he assures his friends and customers that
every effort wall be made TO give satisfaction and
AcRs continuance of their patronage.
ISAAC T.. GRAHAM,
lh-l2tS lR7 Broad ar hefweer, 9Th and SRI, ar
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- The firm of WARREN & PERKINS Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The name of the firm
will be used by either party in liquidation All per-
indebted to will please come forward and set
tie their accounts; longer indulgence will not be
given. WIN. T.. WARREN,
w. P. PERKINS.
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DISSOlUTION.---ln consequence of the
existing under the firm and style of GRANT & BEN
NETT ia this day dissolved b. mutual consent
Either partner will use the of the firm in IL
quotation. LEROY J. GRANT,
ORANGE BENNETT.
Richmond. January 18th, 1856.
N. B.-The hands hired by the concern of Grant
Bennett for this year, will be transferred the
concern. ia l6-d6t
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY 1iOODS...
VAL COHEN, i75 Broad rtreet, having deter.
nnen 70 sell out his stock the end of each season.
WIZ Ihie DAY commence SELLING OFF the bal.
slce OF MS Fail and Winter Goods AT COST The
astortneht IL very complete enc yet and comprises
h ao usual ssnety found in dry goods stores Also on
etans, of all colors rich, figured and plain
sas';r and one beautiful Party Dress limpe-
'ale, WIN trimming and head dress expressly made
pointed. n IL I9,sr
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escape of ammonia in the ROOM The fluid
should be drawn off once a-week, or oftener,
and renewed by fresh manure. The use of
fluid manure is not new, having been used long
since in Germany and other countries; but
the method is new. Warm manure, in the
spring, would bring the plants forward in adj
vance of the season.
By the analysis of rain water by chemists,
we learn that very considerable quantities of
ammonia are spread over the surface of the
earth. Atoms of potash and lime are also
found in rain water. These all-important cle-
ments, being taken up from the earth by evap-
oration, thus, by the immutable laws of the
Creator, they are carried to every region, Civ
ing life and energy to the vegetable kingdom.
Ii man acts properly that part designed him,
(tiliing the ground,) i.e., plows deep, they
will sink low into his field and remain for the
benefit of his crops; whereas, if the surface
of his land be hard and impervious to water
they will again be cvaporatcd or pass away
with the water. That was wise saying
Plow deep while sluggards sleep,
ana you IL have corn TO sell and keep"
The farmer will gain much in culture by
deep plowing, and much can be said in its f;l-
vor, and also of draining.
must express my great satisfaction and con-
gratulatc the farmers of Centre county in their
great good fortune in having the State Agri-
cultural School established in their midst
Situated, as it is, in the centre of the State,
few complaints Will be made against its loca-
tion. As it is in the heart of the State it win,
like the heart in the animal structure, send
forth knowledge from the centre to every por-
tion of the Commonwealth. Young men Will
become expert in chemical agriculturc-they
will become geologists-new food for plants
will be discovered, and new methods practis-
cd, by which larger crops can be grown, and
in less time than heretofore. The time has
even now arrived, in the present state of agri-
cultural knowledge, that the farmer need not
leave his farm and go to the far west because
his land is worn out. He can resuscitate his
fields in a moderate length of time, and make
them productive, if he will but use the knowl-
edge and means already disseminated.
High encomium is due to that gentleman O
your county, who literally donated the valua-
bic farm for the State Agricultural School, |
from the farmers of this great State; and they
will not withhold their esteem and thankful |
ness from your entcrpriSing citizens who so |
subscribed $40, 900 additional, |
or the furtherance of this great, good and |
Useful enterprise.
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DHILIPDAyIS, ESTATE-Wberea,

DHILIP DAVIS 'ESTATE.-Whercas Let
Il ters Testamentary on the estate of Philip Da-
Wis. late of Beccara township, Clcarfeld county.
Pa. deceased have deem granted to the subscriber,
all persons indebted to the said estate request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims demands against the estate of the said
deccdent will make known the same without de-
lay, To the undersigned at his residence in Wood
ward township, county aforesaid.
mayIl-6tk q, w. DAVIS Executor
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ENOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
his farm, containing about 90 acres, with a
bout 70 acres cleared and under good cultivation,
having thereon erected one 2-story house and
oarn situated one and a.half miles above Clear
field town, opposite the new bridge. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
may lift MILO H0YT.
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Ia In the matter of the partition of the real
estate of said dcccdent. And now September, %,
1888, on motion of W. 4. Wallace Esq, attorney
for petitioners, L. jackson Grams, Esq. was appoin-
ted Auditor, to apporton the moneys coming TO
the respective parties in interest
Attest WILLIAM PORTER
Clerk of the Orphans Court.
IN pursuance of the above appointment L have
fixed, Tuesday, July D. 1896, at O'Clock, p NJ,
TO meet the parties interested at my Office in the
borough of Clearfeld L. JACKSON GRAMS,
juneIS56 Auditor
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BROTHERS G. JONES,
Id Nos. 153 & 100, Market Street.

Z II Il 4 . Z : Z II A;
Importers and manufacturers of City and
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
Also, every variety Of French and English Shoe
Lastings, Patent Leather, Kid and CaIf-skins,
Shoe Laces, Gallons, Bindings, &C.
suitable for manufacturers
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and silk Bon
nets, Leghorn, Panama, and Palm-Leaf Hats,
English, French. and American artificial
Flowers; Oil Silk, Straw Trimmings,
&C., &c.
Havlng removed TO cur Store, No 15S ] 100
Market Street below 5th, South Side, up stairs,
invite your attention to large and varied Stock
OF straw Goods, Boots and Shoes, which we are
preparing for the approaching Fall Sales.
All our Goods being exclusively Of our own di-
rect importation and Manufacture, We feel cont
dent that facilities such that can offer
you Inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed by any house in the country.
BOXER, BROTHERS d JONES,
Noy 8. 1854.-1y. PlRa3stpiis.
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HOPE 6 NEW WASHINGTON

N PLANK ROAD.-Noticc is hereby given
that the commissioners appointed by the act of
sembly, incorporating the Glenhope & New Wash
ington Plank Road Company, will on Tuesday Sth
of July, 1856, open the books of said Company
to receive subscriptions; at the house of David
5. Plotner in New Washington the store of Mi
chaeIs, Worrcll, e Co, in New burg and the house
of David Mkeehan in Jordan township Clcarfield
county, and that said books will be kept open five
days at each place. ELIAS HURD, Prcs't.
JAMES DOwLER, See. juneIS' 56-3t
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEK KEEPERS AND
IL FRUIT OWERS.---ARTHURS PAT
ent Alright Self-Sealing Cans and Jars, for
Preserving Fresh Fruits, &c.-ThIs invention for
which patent has been obtained, commends it
self to the attention of Housekeepers and others
on account of its great simplicity, and the efectu
al manner in which it accomplished very desi-
rable and useful object
The cans and jars constructed with chan
mel around the mouth, nerr the top, into which
the cover fits loosely. This channel is filled with
very adhesive cement prepared for the purpose
and allowed to harden. In order to seal the YES
sci hermeticaly, Il IS only necessary to heat tie
e0rer slttfy, 7a9 press IL into place. 1t may be
opened with as much ease it is closed by light
Ly warming the top. The ordinary tin cans. used
tor the same purpose for which this is intended.
cannot be closed, as is we'll known without the aid
OF a tinnsr are difficult to open, and generally
so much injured in opening as to be useless for
future service.
BY this simple contrivance, the process OF her
metical sealing is placed conveniently within the
reach of every individual; and fruit vegetables
and butter tif properly prepared) may be Kept,
with their natural flavor unimpaired, tor an in
definite length of time. For sale by
MERBELL & CARTER
Clearfeld, Sept. 10, 1885 If.
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L Raftsm1n's Journal with the establishment
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Jobwork, are to be settled with the undersi
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