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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

SAD EFYEcTs or BAD LIoroR.-At the COroner's
Investigation IL, death Of Cookeoo whose boJ
found In the Tuesday WIS sseerAned tnsi ne
with boys the morning before procured half gallon Of
cheap whch they carried to boat house on the shore OF
tie rve. They there csEonseh bbng the whole Of the IL
managed bat C0ckeroo lett
nee near b. where hs died found stated above,
bsyus lain ef q honTs The details OF the Ceosueh were
ayss by the beyste Coroner with disgusting mnuteness
made eNsrrA found the death 10 Be due
10 Of the and liver from nto1ieA;oa The de-
ceased was the main say of an ssed mother. ~ -
Afosker similar occuTred near faferon on
the 4th inst BODY Of named NlIsn hAseA was
found dead in the Moekspn Mountains. The Cooners Juy
lSewsIk Daily Advertiser.
The Republican State Convention at Trenton, IN
Jure viii addressed BY Msssrs Sumner so1, and other
eminent speakers
SECOND PREsBYrERIAs CHURcH-The Sec,nd
PTesbyten Chui-h Society Of jersey City which has been
the bck church In Barrow street. will eddcs ths
Sumner The site sscured yeaE ago IN south SLh4
street between Enc AID Grove streets IL consists OF four
each q BY leo feet N Size The ne" ed1co VII CO..
about Sl4o0o which the So ety has on hand Fb0p
erpect that the work Of building iii commence on the
lei OF Msy and that b CON, eted by he lt OF OctDe
uumiers about 50 MEMBER aud the eoHesson at present
numbers over go Pereons
DEvocRA1Ic CrTr CoSyXSTIos.-The jersey City
Dauoer,tc Convention lac. evening in the Hall No 81
Nonisosery st-eeL Tie disettes are a. iol0vs:
FGss B6rS-- Ch4les FIX Wa DAILY. I. smith J. Cha
seo.a1 Hatd-M Smith J. cOyls. A. a H.rdeabursh, NJ
'Ts.rS We;s~Gec ou.ifs. 2 BrOrhy. J. MeOalsan. B.
NcCrisan, J. Mclaughlin -
Fo. ~ tsrd-C NJ H,ncoI, J. rOpPiss WA Dussan, NJ
Kelly. ,,,
Tse Coryebton thea sijsarned honly sveaiSs.
az ihoissxae pace
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CITY ITEMS

Tar CHARITY BALL.--The Ball given last night at
the Academy of Music in behalf of the Poor Chill
dren's Nursery one of the most brilliant affairs OF
the kind New-York has ever witnessed. The dancing
aoor extended from the rear of the stage, which
hung with white drapcry and ornamented with fes-
Oous of flowers, TO the outer edge of the dresscrcle
Several chandeliers, one Of them Of great size,
suspended over the stage about the center of which,
midway between the floor and ceiling, appeared in
burning letters the words "Charity-ls54." fhe up
per tier was also hung in while, with festoons of red
ard blue and wreaths Of flowers As early as O'Clock
The doors beseged by crowds of persons anxious
10 obtain seats from which the dancing might be
TO the best advantage, but 81 o'clock before the
The dancers and promenaders made their appearance
The Aoor. At ei o'clock, when the dancing oom-
menced. the house was crowded ia a manner that
would cause feeling foy to pcrvsdo the heart of an
opera manager. Crowds continued TO pour in until
late at hight, and when ce left, toward the small
hours the dancing was still going on with undated
yigor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
LAW LY1IELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT--S CH.SsLEs-MAScH :7-Bes1re
judge DAVIS
Jus. NJ. Wiiiseinore sgt- c. I. Bates, &e.-hos'oo
sr.nied with SO costs
F.. II. Ssaus sgt N. acknowledgement to be en-
tsrrd 20 hero,ofOrv osd,ret r.. e
Thos. l. Wells az. Isaae 0lson 6c.-rszhtiPa OF
tnsta s9ewr1-
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Advertisement.

THE NIw ROTARY LOCK-For store DoJrs,
DWELLINGS -pcsseses the Strength simplicity. and an
Of the and ro1 Safe Locke II use. HHl-
Lely superior any; the clumsy key ehansed 70 ss
one ft 10 put in your pocket snons
Of chsnses be made in the lock two will be made alike
unless ordered IL srest ecuty lays 10 lie iuo>
,bity Of m being opene5 without the ht key FOR sale b.
the Pst.utfes HOLNEs, ,VALLSTIsE BvTLER,
Nos % AID - Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

II a, IA, ~ ~ The ". Y. Tyfbsze
Your sr Gle on the cowhiding affair Grand street
In ypserdsys n altogether wrong assaulted
by ter sle teps whom had notified her sps
ueu a; the end o, the present had Ssrsat issued
iuue6a1lv for her arrsst ~ allow ID
ycu voud oil e deigned y nser1g these aes
paper A. my character sht oe ri-rsd By yslr sEee
Es,ch "a le9 J. Y. BOWReN.
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TAdver sement
i desire To trf at all Consump
CONSUMPTION.

particularly those who have tIied Gil other cans
readily any other dseae and that my LUNG
CoUGH SIRpY positive ConsumpOn In ali its
varied forus- Mrs. " }. MABN,
Pgychcsl Physician and TberaPeutst 30 West 2,hs n l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Advertisement
TyON's KhTUARON The in1tnesse popularity

LYONS kATHhIKON.--I ne IIlntsst pOpuldfIty
Of this uneqlasd Toilet article entirely without precedent
Is sae is nearly 0o0cn bottles AID the demand
constantly LoeGsns IL resioe the Hair vsn II has fsHen
out treser,es and beauties II, Inparng to il besutfi
gos dsndrf and keeps the Hair perfectly cleans
while s deshtfu perfume renders tie pleaseoest sse
made. Sold everywhere by ali respectable deaeta
HEATH NYxKoop Co. PROPRIETOR No IS Liberty ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
'Advertiseue
lose TROUBLED WITH HCMOR.-

NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HCMOR.-
Owins the great demand for my Oinents for The Of
Scrofulss In New York City shall be No mouth House.
No 40 Brosdwsy from 2ah April All troubled
with Scrofnlous Huos respectfully invited TO call Ad
vice in ell cases GRATIS DoxALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of KLSsrDys NRDIcu Di.covGay,
R0kjury. Mas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

Up to the close the feeling buoyant, and all
run of at high price, tbs sales beng 10 great extent
for private use.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
fAiver -isesneDti

RrLLs.-MENRELY's celebrated Church, Fac
toy Steamboat Locomotive School Plantation s,i other
BELLS copsar on hand and for sails BY FRsAsKs Co.
their Scale wsretoom No Is9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
IAdvertissment
Window Shades, White and Ruf HOllands, Oh

Cloth Table overs Pictuxe Cords Tsssels Gc msnus1
tuIers prices. by WooDFo WEsPLt No 81 CshaTne--t
NJ Y Country Merchants supplied at the lowest prices
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tAdver.ise ment
u,tIr yrNCs -HINTE q

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.-ilUNTER'S MSDk-
CAL SPECIALIST devoted tbs popular discussion Of the
putue causes prevention and of all forms of pulmonary
disease published the ls Of every mouth SPecmes
putsbers sent on application to the Editor
RoEERT HUSTER NJ n,
No. sls B Broadway Now. Yosk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Fixtures of new and beautiful

dessns JUS, for the SLny trade Also the beat Portable
Gas Works priv Dwellings Churches Factories Ia this
country For whOlesAe retail call at great Menu
ing Dtpss, No. SIC Broadway. ARCHER, WARNER Co.
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IAdvertisemeDt
DH.na

Of EvERY BFscRIPTIoS
For S@le by
N. p. = % ~,
No 1876 Pearl . Ssw.Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

SELLING LIQUOR on SUSpAT.-In the City Court
Yesterday yerdicts were rendered e. violations cf the orr
snees prohibiting the sale Of q1of against tie following
euor deaersi VIM Clark Alfred Vn& Peter Nc MAhon San
Scott b. Honey Chss. Bunee, Felix Evans. H. hsJbury, r
MooC ~ James Nicholson T. D-y, ID. pouEhsry. =. w.
Osdsbe T. X NJ Krvop, sud J. FsnJ. JUICE Morris, on he
part CT defendants excepted 10 the verdict
KINGS CoUsTY HosPITiL.-Sumber of persons re-
ce,ed at the hospital tho weet ending March % % boru
8. diarhar ceca 81: remaining, as
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rfi.Synsui.

SPRING CLOTHING at EyANs's Clothing Ware
house Nos Sc and ca Fulton-st Pasosabs Cloth Frocs
Coats elegant blue Dress Coats So beautiful Moe An
tiaue Vest 49, complete Cashmere suits, sll, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
IAdvs tisement
DISEASE OF THE SKIS-Dr NEWTONS Office
TAdvertisementl

for the cis treatment o. the most forms Of hee
affections and also Serofnla a. lS ih,v near lth-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CADEvs OF TEMrERAsc,-lhe third anniversary
of the Cadets of Temperate (E. d. took place la
evening at the Odeon. The exercss consisted of ad-
dress,s dialogues a2d music.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
BROOK YN ITEMS.

LADIES FAR.-Tho ladies connected with the dif
frenR Roman Catholic churches Of this city holding
Fair at Montags, Hall. The proceeds are to be ap-
propr lated to tie use a the Orphan school.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
TuP COWVIDTgO

70. 70 have stolen them Hs tefrs Jss Con
no,ly sidlook ID Up for trial
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fA5verss-ueEt 7

X % . TS
PHoTos RAPHs
Hc. 5S BrO.issy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CELEBRATION AT ODp FELLOWS HALL.-The
Sixteenth Anniversary of Covenant Lodge, l. y. o. f.,
was celebrated last evenir 9 at the Odd Fellows Hail.
corner OF Grand and Centre streets. Beside the MEN,
bers of Covenant Lodge, those belonging to Empire
Lodge. Diamond Lodge and Howard Lodge partic-
pated in the festivities. These latter three Lodges
are all children Of Covenant Lodge, which, within
few years, has swsmed three times--the oveIPus
each time forming a new hive and commencing bus-
ness on its own account. The officers and members OF
all those fraterns branches present to do honor
to the birthday of the parent Society, in full regaia,
beaiiDg the insignia Of their several offices. The i'm
mense room was beautifully decorated with banners
and the effect of the various embellishments, and the
brilliant dresses and ornaments Of the brothers was
very fine. great crowd was colected-an unusual
number of ladies being in attendance.
An opening Ode was recited; after which prayer
was offered BY the Grand Chaplain, which was fol-
lowed by the reading of the statistical reports of the
Lodge for the past year. An appropriate Address
was delivered by Prof. Howes, which was received
sitA much applause. The programme was inter
spsrsed with various songs and odes, which were
finely srSg BY the NewJersey and the Excelsior Gee
Clubs Covenant Lodge now numbers $40 members,
% tha. he material for another hive is rapidly accu-
mulsiing The exercises passed off smoothly, aud the
affair seemed to give great pleasure to all the par
tcipatOrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

SaIk OF wrSEs.-The entire stock of wines in the
New-YOh Hotel, selected and imported by J. d.
MOnnot, was offered at auction yesterday mOroins
HE rarity and ehOceDcss Of the assertmens attracted
large company. not confined to those legtimately in
NE trade, but epicures generally comprising represen-
tsives from nearly every class of trade, and even
some Of our city and Brooklyn officials. The sale
Progressed with spirit, all were desirous Of touching,
sA''ns and handling these famous brands of great
sse In many instances the samples were found to be
spy bottles before The sucteneer reached the lot to
"' s0n' 20 eager we're al to Try the various Asvors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

INJUNCTION Am Injunction was served yesterday
upon Mayor Hall, cnd A. NJ. Wood. Collector Of
Taxes and Assessments, On the complaint Of j. e.
Desplaine, rcstrainins NJ. Wood ir the assessment
sales and prohibiting hun from proceeding any further
in the eane. Tie Injunction was issued by Judge
Strong. The complaint is made on the ground that
the sale should have been published in tho four Cor
poration newspapers the sales having been published
only in two papers which, it contended is not legal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

A NEw BUcKET CoMrAsY.-The members Of Con-
tinenta Bucket Company No. l. recently organized in
the Eastern District, James E.kns Foreman, turned
out for the purpose of bringing home their new car
riage from the hands of the maker James Tlton Of
MssIeth. The Company numbered thirty men of IL
right stamp, and were escorted by Chief Engineer
Talbot, the Assistants, and number Of the foiemen
and Assistant Foremen of the Fire Companies of the
Eastern District. After ne--hir- : ,ush several Of
the principal streets, the Company u1 their guests
proceeded to Thesrs bui '' e. j street, where
they partook of an eNcn,tt supper Their house is
located corner Of South .i tl.- Eleventh street.
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corsr or AppgALs-m.acs %.

Ma. III. Exchanged with No. IS and reserved im
hEnti NO NO n Rsssr,sJ ior Ap o Nc S. sssssvee {:
Air.a No. O. Re.ersdfOs APdis Nos q g. stiaes q.
70, Mr. Bs1r, z sslisn Con Rsspordent No Brsmhss
>. fsni, Arru.i Nr. q. A. Dove for Appeliant; -
PoTce Arrued- hr ssdsu council fos Appehsn'' M
N bill IT, for Respo- dent -. 4. a,ra a.
IS Passed; IL Alarmed By def.ct; A sracx ~ s n
q, n at Huasor River r. r. %. Asnea . 10 NJ'-
fM.scnH is "a 90 sru:t os 10 and % an Wn Isd
default, o. Draper at RomeJn Msneo. ~ p.sas - -
otisss xrss,G u. Jssa Il asyrs'as Tor ssg's Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

Two MAGISTRATES OFFICIATING ToGErHER.-Yes-
terday Justice Bogart and Charles j. Warren, the
latter claiming to have been appointed Police Justice
by Gov Clark place of Justice Bogart, sought to be
removed sitting together at the Fourth Dstrct
Police Court of Eighty-sixth street and Fourth
svcnuo Justice Bogart has received no official no!i-
fcoton 20 vacste his seat and consequently continues
to discharge the duties of the Office to which he was
elected
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS ogyIcz-Mssh q.

The Ubfed States oEt. Ass bsIdwin
Defendant was lettercarfier, engaged 10 city de-
received by Ll bs Gepstej In the United States Posi-
Cnee) - ..x
Tbe defendant was arrested March 90 by oces Nc hs:as
susehed TO tbs PostOce Department he w~ dsshs'ss'
day the following grounds:
l. That there is no evidence that The deiehoaS'
poyee Of the Government. o~ -s.ks, ,,. ,..s.
9 That the lettersverc not N pos,-OrSe7 "''-- -
Of the Of March, 1875, ~ s,. m. ,,..u,,.
s. That they not Obtained " har.i n,' '"'
OF said Act slree they we're recsfved nsA'.4sy'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

WHAT Is THE NANEl-The strange name of the
sew Cunard steam-prOpeller, arrived at Boston ye<
isrday Is subject of no little curiosity. The news
boys greatly puzzled. Some cried the arrival of
tie "Aymoo." some the "lIemew," and others, not
deserving msprnt Justify bawlcd the arrival Of the
Amen The name was generally spelled wrong;
Il should be Emu. And by the way, If no. remarka-
by poeticsl. it is very appropriate. The kmu is a
species Of the Cassowary, large bird, whose wings
are unfit for fight; and the ship Emu Is large pro
peuer, depending upon steam, whose sails are the
stco1dar, power
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

wALLAcxs THEAIER-We presume most mana
gcrs prefer crowd to criticism. We are therefore
happy to say that the short time We were enabled to
endure the very small spsce Over8owing audience
permitted u.s. precludes the possibility of our passing
fair judgment on the actors of the night, more especi
an the young lady who made her first appearance,
and whom we saw but for moment. We must defer
that pleasant or unpleasant duty, as may be- to to-
rorrow night.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

70 .nyhns aoe which may or msy not pc ,or ,.a
With other esdeness IN ib- ease .neh for as,sses = M ~
lests the pert Of the dendsn, tisxus hsrssf
without sbe esuse BY mourning and By wssra1
two v.la There number of similar fscts shieh u,aS
have bsarns tse general aspect Of tho when
sdertd IN CONNECTION with oksi tscs New tskinx I'll hsss
On Il. gwen Sy tsess woso 20 "Ias ~. cs
q the pisnrf ! 1Ssy are; cslh..,, Boca, Aver. "a
committed adultery since marriage, sd scs pssvioss
TO that event carrot Be considered IL sppceu ssst
psnt G church him snd ade ss,emeassto hsm a
heb they bad h srd Of his wife which led him 60 make
allowed ntsoseeS hc.asc Of some arts npts
70 hs the opposite side thai tie pnta desired rA
10 my udsueni there 0unJ r sspposns The def.a
Gait desired this into aiaee and fos
ay such II seems that n,
bshnr eeared 81 the Mayors ore through Mr. Bell the
kow the of he employed tAese ns,sers
eaLnot e Ieems that who psees himself each
Nj CsIhart was tus.sed Ia watching SONS months
more Booe bss s.tfed. Ayres the third witness ana
sched In regard iupeaehnsnt every witness =
supposed stand in isir ah, bis eredbfy until the
IN q sched AID eorntoT-rurs evidence has seen IN
irudpt ed sustain the witnesses imrsaehea, aud &.
evidence stabhns this fact In tstmaes general chss
scer the jusmsui OF single Deis8aal Is not sueiea.
n e.ense in this case is this: The Plaintiffs witnesse. who
bave be relied but assuming that
ty OF the defendant Both Of these legitimate consasss
tcns for the Jury aud according decide thee poss
VOC TO aBsweS the issues framed
The Jury then retired 70 consider upon Q verdict
BY agreement OF counsel they allowed to bring
III a sealed verdict to-day. During the evening tho
verdict was agreed upon and the Jury separated.
rumor was in circulation in the evening that the
verdict was for the defendant This probably cor.
rect.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

FMBEzZL EMEST By A PoRTER.-Charies Pres
Germ an uorte In the employ Of Mr Louis Lehscr merchant
At No O. Chambers street yesterday arrested hy ocer
Zser Of The Lower Poce Court cAsryed with hsving during
,h. two weeks he In the employ Of Mr. l. enbexIiet
Isrse ,oun Of soos from his store On searching the
ses Of be accused Gold street the oeer founl satns
.rx elo4h. rlorss &C. which identified Of the
to,,s pryp~rty Oass goods uas. AID PEsss "a syP
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

The Republican State Convention at Trenton, in
Ju-e will addressed BY Msssrs Sumner WILSON, and other
eminent Sneakers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

ForSp DRowyEp.-The body of an unk,orn man
ht 81 years Of age found yesterday h the dock al Pier
Nc IS East River and Coassry held inquest upon
Deceased sailor aud supposed 20 be one
Of the crew Of the brig Stafford which sunk by te ice 10
te Fast River some weeks He va shout i've Ret re
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

THE LATE CowHIDIye AFFAIR.-The Oesex Mar
ket Police Court was crowded yesterday by person;
who had assembled in expectation OF being permitted
10 hear the examination of Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen
charged with cowhding Or. Jonah II. BowrOn Of No
SEQ Grand street; but their curiosity waSpot erat6ed
the examination having, by request os lhe Doctors
counsel, been deferred until Monday afternoon next a
} O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

IARCYNY or "FARO' ChLtks.-A yOung LItH
named John Laurence yesterday sesed BY OeeI koss
Fourteenth Ward Police, charged Win steens se
valued $50 the property OF fredock u fod
doing business at No 10. Fulton street l alleged ths ,ne
accused called upon Mr. Ford and IePreseRiDg hs ae as,
customer for the checks proposed selling them io az 80
Of SO His proposal accepted and he stard c. 70 no
che ruiehsser but soon returned saying that ne 50
then ssked MI Ford 70 sow bis boy 70 bring the che 70 "
house OF tic intended purchaser and promised stsf 10
them In the ooufse Of al boor two sent the money
complied with, and the bog accompanied hin 70
house West Broadway where be tcok the checks rom he
boy and requested him to wait W OF the house uli hn re-
He then disappeared and = boy after waiting oE sd
korr returned 10 his employer arc informed him Of wh.t had
occered Aer bis Lsurere confessed NJ Foa hat
be pledged the property LeVys shop 81
Rrooine and Wooster streets he taken before Juscs
Connolly. and committed 10 await exsnins'l0n-
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Tgg TsWAa's JOURNAL.
X. WRIGHT. MERCHANT.

a X. WRIGHT, MERCHANT. AND EXTEN
a. SIYE DEALER IN 1t UMBEit, Second Street
ono door south Of his residence, Clcarfeld Pa.
Clearield, March H. 1855
EH0VAL THE undersigned begs leave to
I = inform his friends that he has removed his
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
from 'Shaw Row. to his new building opposite
the Office OF James Wrigly, and two doors south Of
the Office G. r. BARRETT, Esq.
He still keeps cons tantly on hands, every varie-
ty of Ladies slippers, CATERS, pumps &c Mems
fancy shoes and CATERS, with an excellent assort-
ment of heavy work, all adapted to the various
wants of the people Of Clearfeld. lie hopes his
friends viii call at his NEW STORE, and ex-
anime his Stock
Boots and Shoes made to order, and mending
done heretofore. ISAAC JOHNSTON.
Clearfield. June 81 1855.
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uouN RUSSFT.T. f. co.

sE TANNERS AND CURRIERS',
PsuHUjAe, Clcarfeid Co., Pa,
Keep constantly on hand an excellent assortment
Of leather, which they offer for sale at the lowest
cash prices. Hides taken in exchange
July 10, lS5i
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ApriI IG. 1886.
rrAILOA.-NEww wAGoN NMANUFACTORY

EEALLOA!-NEWW WAGON MANUFACTORY.
4 d The undersigned would respectfully an
that he has opened out new Wagon Making Es
tablishmcnt in New Salem City, Brady town
ship, where he will ct all times be prepared to
manufacture, on the shortest notice, all kinds of
Wagons, Carts, WhecIbarrows &c. The best
tcrial that can be procured will be used and his
work will be made in the most substantial and du-
rablc manner such as will bear the test Of strict
examination. By close observance Of his bust
ness engagements, and by disposing Of his work
on the most reasonable terms, which he will do
for either cash or approved country produce, he
hopes to merit and receive a liberal share of pub
lie custom BENZ. RISHEL4.
NnkH s:.lcrn CiLv Inn rs IS5k
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GELECT SCHOOL, Select School will be
- opened in Lumber City, Clearlcd county, Pa,
ON Tuesday the lstday of April for pupils of both
sexes. The undersigned. who viii have charge of
it. has had long experience a teacher, and will
spare 10 pains to impart 10 the pupils conidcd to
his care. u solid education.
TERMS, PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
orthography Reading, Writing & Arithmetic, 81 90
English Grammar, Geography. and Book
keeping. so
Higher Branches and Classics 200
Particular attention viii be gwen to Orthocpy,
according to the most approved standards, to
rect and elegant reading. and to composition.
If required, an Evening Glass will be opened for
the convenience of those whose avocationS might
prevent them from attending the day school, and
for the instruction of young ladies and gentlemen,
who contemplate becoming efficient teachers.
March 25 ISj6-6t WM. MARTIN.
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EIyoR SALE.-TWO BUILDING LOTS in the
4 borough Of Cicarfeld several BUILDING
LOTS anG PASTURE AND WOOD LOTS, contain
ing from three to ten acres caeh near the borough
Of ClcarfeId.
Also several desirable FARMS and pieces of
TIMBER LAND, in various parts of the county.
Terms accommodating. Apply to
L. JACKSON GRAMS,
AnriI IG 1856 Cearfeld Pa.
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NEW WFIRM.-HARTSHORN L M'CRACKEN
! ' have just received a new and splendid assort-
ment of goods at their store in
LUMBER CITY.
They invite the public to give them call and
feel assured they viii he able to render entire sat
isfaction. Lumber. Hides, Rags. Grain. and all
other kinds of produce taken in excange.
BENZ. UARTSH0RN,
TIIOS. McCRACkEN.
AU~ 1873
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TER HS.

The J0rRHAL Is published every Wednesday,,
at cfE Dollar AND FIFTY CENTS per annum IN
advance, or Two DoLLAEs within the year.
Advertisements inserted at fly cents per square,
Of twelve lines for the first and twenty-five cents
for each additional insertion. liberal deduction
made TO those who advertise by the year
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-21

{ ,LOCkS-Eight day, thirty hour and alarm
~ Clocks for sale at MosSop's Store. [Jp f3
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-21

tHEAP CLOTHING large lot of Cheap Clio
~ thing, Mems and Boys, for sale cheap, by
June 13 55. RICHARD M6SS0P