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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

1 eR. NJ. WOODS. tenders his professional ser
~ wees to the citizens of CIesrfield and vicini-
y residence on Second street, opposite the Of
nee OF i jackson Grams, where he can be found
unless absent on professional business.
CIeaTfeld. NAV Il. ls56-3ln
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

AMOS LIB, Es2-, NoSEEEET. T. wEi-es - jan 1875:
iiai tul-is fntuvEz- which CoFi,ri me in .ss
six weeks took many uleisei..s ,,1ut re!s. ersS1,
lr-ed your PEcTgEfL By ts advice nF Clergyman.
The fret dose relieved the soreness in ny :iross s
iGHgs: less than llf tlie bottle re
we'll louT medicines axe the chesst vel tie s-i
We cn Ray and we esteem yoG, Docto-, and yor r.Tug
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

N0TICE.-In the absence of Eli Bloom, Tres
! surer Of Clearfeld county the Books and Pa
pers viii be in the possession OF John Mc?henoz
who viii attend 20 the business al all times.
Clear5eld. May p. 1856
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11
NEPICAL PARTNERSHIP.-Dr- Hen
ID. f. AELEX. pVFSHCIAN

B hk b. T. AkLEE PHYSICIAN.
~ GFatanst0sf, Ckezr5ieid Coalttg Pa
tenders hs professional services 10 the Inhabitants
Of GrahanltOn and surrounding countrv-he cen
az all times be found his 0fice directly oppo-
site Mr. J. B. Grahanl's store, when rot PROBES
sionally engaged. IApi 25
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5 a "A 1stes and spiers1s y, :: "a s,,s ans,
3 ~ : ,lIdos.0p In =:
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EoHN RUSSELL & Co.

EN GoODS:-The undersigned ha, ms, rs-
ceiVed a large assortment Of
q Il ~ G . q rs
At HIS ST9EE ~ T-42TTysrrS
wnlen he offers foi s.io cheap for casa or country
Sa,I,a Z. 2. HURXrIIALL
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

NOTiCE.-Haying purchased the Books ot Il.
Y RaffsRzG7f,s Journal with the establishment.
all amounts unpaid for Subscription, Advertis;a .
or Job-work, be settled with the undersigned
marI3 B. Row
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

A T. LANE & Co.-wholesale CIotbing sto-o
NJ No III, Market Street. Every variety OF
ready made Clothing, in the most fashionable s,yla,
constantly on hand. IAur /. '55 ~ '''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

IF YOU WANT CHEAP WINTER Ct.o.
who hes Just purchased lot and is Iow disposip1
Of them FERY LOW. You will find him in Ga
ham 5 Row. CIea-feld, Pa thres doors east ois,le
Journal Office Aug p
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

FENIl0S- J. MCCULLOUGH, ATTORNEY AT
a LAW and DISTRICT ATTORNEY CIearfeld
Pa, may be found at his Office in Shaw's Row
four doors west of the Mansion HoRse.i' Deeds
and other legal Instruments prepared with prompt
ness and accuracy. lFcb I3-fY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11
MUM & CO..

aug --'l lzo Fulton st., New York.
Messrs. Mum Co., arc extensively engaged
IN procuring patents for new inventions and will
advise inventors, without charge in regard to the
novelty IF their improvements
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-11

EEOOD & C0-Extensiye Drv-roods IJcaIcrs No
IL IL 49, Market St, Philadelphia keep constant
" on hand large, splendid, and cheap stock of
the most fashionable and elegant goods. They in
vIte country Merchants to call and examine their
splendid assortment, before purchasing elsewhere
August /. ISj5-Iv
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
Why is Clovera a Benefit to Land?

Because it derives q vast amount of
carbon from the air, which the clover sup
plies to the soil. A dry stalk of clover
consists almost en- irely of carbon. If a
crop Of clover is turned under and decays,
large quantity of carbon is distributed
in the soil, Even if the crop is not turned
under, large amount is deposited in the
land through the roots of the plant.
Carbon ferns the basis of charcoal, and
by agricultural writers is frequently used
synonimously with that word. 1t is an
excellent absorbent, and for this reason is
valuable in soils for the purpose of retain.
iog manures and all fertilizing matters
In Europe and in many places 10 this
country where the soil is poor and manures
costly, carbon (or charcoaD is frequently
scattered over heaps of manure or ether
substances emitting offensive odors, and the
gasses hus e,caping will be absorbent by
the charc, al. 1t is also an excellent absor
bent of moisture, and is therefore very
valuable in soils. II also renders the soil
warmer, and in fine, is enc of our most
valuable manures, It is not our purpose
here to speak of all its excellent qualities
but we wish merely to say that in no way
can it be SO easily and cheaply combined
With the soil as by raising clover. Farmers
who have tried and seen its effects upon
their soil, consider it one of the best ways
of keeping their lind 10 fertile state, by
raising it as an alternate crop.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.


TRUTH is MIGHTY AND Will PREVAIL
Report Committee dpp0fntedto sWptrintend the Burn
ing qrthe Iron sates, at Reading Ebrudry ~ 1857.
RsADIsG. March 4, 1857.
The un der signed, members of the committee, dd
respectfully report; that we saw the two safes orie
naliy agreed up on by Farrels Herring and Evans n
Watson, placed side b y side in urniee, viz The
Sarein, Sc by the paymastcr of the Philadelphia and
Reading Raj road CCmpany. in his otnce at Reading
ma nutetnred by Farrels Herring ano the sa fe in
use by II A. bantz, in his sto,e manuiac tured by
Evans 4 Watson, and put in books and papers te
cisely alike.
The irr wa 'ted at 81 o'clock, A. NJ and kept
up until four cords OF green hickory two cords dry
oak a I'd half chat top wood were entirely con
sumed, the whole under the supet ntendcnc5 Of the
subse iber rs membe the Committee. The Safes
were then cooled off with water, af er which they
were opened and the books In papers taken out by
the q ommittec and sent to H. A. Lantz's store Tor
pubncoxami mai o. and ma rke by tn Committee -
The ooks aud pap rstakcnfromth the Sale mahnioc'
turcd by Farrels llcrrings were in our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen per cent ethan those taken
from Evans IL W2tson's Safea
We belicvethe above to have been fair anu in
ofthc respe Give qualities OF both sales
JACOB Il. DYSHER.
DANIEL 8. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the urning, we FUZZY
col ntide with the above lement the co nd iton
of the papers and books out of he rcspec tive
Safes.
GA. NICOLLS,
II. n. NUHLENBERG.
JAS MlLHOLLAND.
AI.t..x &c go
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

THE subsciibcris now prepared, with new Machine
fy, to build satiouafy ines from 5to 100 horse
owef, upon the latcstimptoycd plans and viii build TO
rider double and siugic portable engines from 10 TO 40
orsc power, Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gear
ing pumps all complete aud ready for action also ;
cylinder uea tubulatboers cast IRON Goa! breakg
s patented in 1896, FOR lhreshing gram and crackn
iOrn and now made on large scale for efceking os
tteakng coal, Heavy mining pumps and hre enginei
riggcd complete with double acting for3ing pumps
kinds of mill gcaring1ni house casting made to ordcr
Line shafiug with any desired sizes OF puleys fnishe
with hangers lronplaning done say lfeet long, A..
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch orihread.
The best Rough Iron thrcshing Machines, that ever
be fore tn public, cnst rop and wcGdcn IN
made to order. Lever mower, tEain or tread rover
made 10 erdcr Also takes orders 70 llowi ng
chinery: arrsons laest pat grain MILL 1000 of.
fered by the Patentee orts equal II will grind good
fine mea I25 bushcsln one hour Also bolts and lpvn
tors all in soRHgge's Patent blower
eddy @. Harris & Co., the most powerful blower
now with theleast amount orpowcr. one ofwhich
wilne putn use at the Foundry for exhibition. Ailof
the above works WILDE warranted be what the al
sold for.
Also-Take orders for Scotts Patent Blacksmith
Striker and ghts them In the co ties of Coum
hin Nos our. Northn mhe ria nd Lycoming Sullivan nd
Clinton one of which can be seen nj my shop.
~, LEWIS n MAUS,
Mnr.h 22, 1870 Bl0OmHbu Columbia &C
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
CHEAP WATCHES AND
II a. ~ Gl nY Tore +.

w deIphiu Watch and Jcweity Store" No gG ksssiE
North ID street corner OF Quary, Philadelphia. s<z
Gold Lever Watches, tul jcwcled, ID carat SIC OO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
DIR. HOUGHTON'S

Tn .sNatures ow n Remedy Tor an unhealthy SO
mae. No art Of man can equal its curative powers
contains no AfcToho oil ,PiteTs Acids, Nausnous
ugs. 1t lsextremey agreeable to the taste and may
etakenby the most feeble patents who cannot eat
distress Beware ofDtngge
limitations, Pepsin is not a Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
arnis, giving n large amount Of Scientific Evidence
from I.iebg's nina iUhems,ry;Dr Combe'sPhis ooEy
Digestion DR. Pcrera Food and Diet;Dr John w
Taper, of New York University; Prof Dunglison's
Pysiology; Prof SiIiman, Yale Colledge;Dr Carprn
tel sphysol ogy; &C. together with reportsof Cures
from all pats o fthe Unted Sines
Sold by Il. p. Lutz and J. n. Moyer bloomsbury
s A. bowman Berwick Oct3, 1865 ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
Bio omsburg Tinware and stove Store

DiVo"oVutS . kih""'o "hu SNo'e rtVI
THE undersigned respectfully informs his old ri nd
L aud customers that he has purchased hIs brother
interest in he above aud the
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively. He has
l. just received and offers Tor sale the largest aud
9Sa most extensive assortment Of FANCY STOVES
,yz.tJ ever int reduced intothis market.
~ Ills stock consists of a complete ssOrtment OF
bthest Cookipga and pariOr stoves in the market
theger wih stove Fixtures of every descr oven
and BOX stoves Radiators, Cylinder Stoves, Cast Iron
Air.righ Stovrs. Cannon Stoves, &C., &c.
Stoyepit peand Tinware cO1siantl on hand nd
uiactured to order Al kinds OF repairing done, as
usual on short notice.
The patronage OF Old friends and new customers re.
Spcotlully solicited
a. VI. RUPERT.
ormi h rg, Jan. 2, i9J4,-f
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
DIR. j. S. Houghton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digestive
J. Fluid, or Gastric
Juice. Prepared from
Rcnnet, or the fourth
Stomach oftho ox,after
directions Of Baron Lie.
big, he great Ply siolog.
ical Chemist, by J. s..
Toughton, NJ. u Phiia.
dc Iphia "a.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29

Finspounds ofpcrsonal baggage allowedto each pass
serRer-ezcess charged al double
II FONDA, SupsrRttAdcHt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29

NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEUM LIQUOR.
A ,SubSt,tufe fy LiuSeed Oil.

Il SubStttute for LinSeed OH
TPATENT APPLIED FOR
IlE Undersigned offer to the public lheir theuW ~
quor as an efficient substitute foi liseeu Oil as
thinner nr all sorts OF Paints ground in OH except
Venetian Red.
When thinned with the Oleum the Paint win cover
better dry quicker and win be durable and wh n
varnished, the paint will have and retain the most
glossy appearances and the elasticity vi me thlhner
wi enable the pain: to yield to the varnis nud nc
craeking aud peellng of common in ordinary val
nisheu OH pants 10 entirely vOi6ed.
For painting Tin Roofs its equal cannot be 'ounh.
Ihe Otun can be used by itself, or in common win
Lnseed Oil Varnsh, Japan or Turpentino at the op.
tion Of the Painter
Its cost ia about one half of that of Linsced Oil
thus conslderIbly reducing the expense OF painting.
we faithfully recommend it foraI purposes in dica
ed ana warrant II 10 give satisfaction liberal DIS
DlREC loNS.-1hn the paint with the Oleum Iii
qnor and work il we'll until IL flows freely from The
brush.
The brush must be free from all moisture and ina
riabiy ought to be soaked well with the Oleum Liquor
previons.t0 painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over night
as painters generally dc, they ought To be put in thu
Oclm Liquor which i'll greatly facilitate the work
The paint mixed with the Oleum Liquor will worl
better il be allowed TO stand from l2 to u hours pre-
vous 10 its b,ing used. and then thi1ned TO such
consistency 10 work free nd easy under the bris
y the use Of Japan, the paint will be rendered sli
frmer. Mix The Japan first with the paint aud thcr
thin il with the Oeum Liquor in The manner men
toned above.
u 100 pounds of Paint thnncd withthc Oleum ii
qnor will cover larger suffice than ID ponds thin.
ned with oil.
The Glenn Liquor is not to be used with veniti an
Red, with PANT continuing any proportion of It.
BRElNtG. GATrMAN 4 BRElNIG,
American Paint and Cocr Works,
Corne 9th and Green Sts. ,PlI ila lei phi1,
onice-N corner Third aud Wood sts, Pjia ei
phia, Pa
NJ We also manniac ure Chrome Yellow, Oh M
Green, Chinese and Prussian Blue, vermilior n,
Scarlet Red in various shades and qualities eth, Z,
oil, and warrant them to be G'lII to any othe
make, either here or abroad.
June d. 1851.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29

SYRIAN WHEAT-A gentleman from
Alabama received from the Patent Office
some spring wheat, from the Holy Land,
which he showed last spring, 1t came to
maturity in eleven weeks, producing a
large, full head, wi h a berry in every
respect equal to the original This wheat
is reputed to ripen in Syria in sixty days
f.om sowing. 1t Will thus be seen that cur
climate hastcned its reri:d Of maturity
eleven days.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29

Gold Pens with penriand siiv"tholder. 90
Gold finger rings 37I GEMS to $50; Watch glnssos
plain 1871 cents patentls, Lunet 25 other articles n
Or lportion All DDS warranted TO be what tn,
old Tor STAUFFER x HARLEY.
~ o hand some G old and Silver Levers Lepine
10 wer thun the above prices. Octl 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
AUCTION sAIM

PIBLlC SALE.-I will offer for sale. st Rars
= SI9ss hoads, IN Alexandria county. Va for
eteven acres OF Land, " Jag cont nous 10 sald
Ar. ,oss ~ Dads. Sale To be on SATURDAY, the I'm
uaS =. Novemoef. Is ., at2 O'Clock D. m. -
Hopost ponement on account of weather
IM iurther infor nation apply TO John j. Hall Of
= ariaA county, Va. miles from Alexandra. on
the Leesburg Turnpike. ! - '''D-'' ' ~ VII
oc 5l-eost TIMOTHY MILBURN.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers,.
poSlTlVE AND UNRESERVED SALEOF
= FURNITUkE, CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE
SToNEs, lRoNwARE, & Con- TUESDAY MORN,
iNO, NOV. Sd prox, at 10 O'Clock I'VE will sell at the
housefurmshing Establishment of Messrs. Garner
Lease, on 9Th street, Pa avenue their entire
STOCK OF new and second hand + urnture, as
Bed steads. Beds. and Mattresses
Mahogany and other Bureaus Wssbstands
Do Cane-seat and wood seat Chairs
Tables Whatnots, Grad es, Mattresses
Bian kets and other Bedding Pillows
Srockery and Glassware. Iron and Tin do.
Stoves, Crates, FirebOards
With all sorts OF Goods found in a second hand
Furnishing Establishment. Terms At sale,
oc SLIT WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

ATTEMPr TO KILL The Norfolk Day Book
OF the 10Th inst. saws: " Mr.. James Berry was
shot by man named Edward DENLY near 4
place called the Brick Church. al Northwest IA,
NoIIoIk county Berry was engaged in carrying
timber by Denby's fence: and, as is stated, acct
denially pulled some Of the rails off of H. yber,
upon DENLY threatened TO shoot him if lie cam,
around there again. Upon Berry's return, DENLY
carried his menace into execution by firing upon
HIM with shot gun loaded with ball DENLY
was This morning committed to the county Jail i'm
Portsmouth. Berry - not thought to he danger
ousiy wounded, the ball having inflicted a slight
flesh wound across the shoulders Mr. BerrT il
represented as man OF quiet, gentlemanlv de
meanor, while Denby's character appears TO b.
quite the reverse DenbY's examination will
take place on the third Monday Of next n,oath =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

CARD To THE PEOPLE AT LARGE-AlI persons
that have neglected To call at the estabshme Mt So
wei known as the :, Odeon Hail." 10 supply them
selves with Fail and Winter Clothing will please
call and examine our most beautiful and careful Sc
lected stock of Mems, Youths and boys .0,hing
We take pleasure IN say ing that our stock now on
hand. Is indispensable In style, workmanship or
quaiIty and can be sold at less price than by any
other similar house IN the Union. We also call at
tentlOn to our large stock Of GeRtemen's FURNISH
ing Goods. such as white and fancy Shirts, Under
Socks, Gloves. &c, &c, at the great Odeon Hail
Clothing Depot corner Penn. avenue and ~ street,
Washington, ID. C.. Oc n eo,w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
The Cotton Trade.

AuGrsTA, Oct. 3O-COtton is active; sales Of
700 bales at II aal2. Money is easier
SAVANNAH, Oct 3O-COtton is generally nm
changed sales Of 81 bales at I0A ALI
CHARLESTON, Oct. 3O-An qualities slightly
advanced midding fair at I2S
NOZZLE, Oct 3O.-Cotton-sales of the week
0,UoO bales at l0% a4oh. Receipts 400 bales,
against 100 bales al the same time last wear
Stock 10000 bales, against 2I 900 last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
The CoNFIvEp MuRnERER.-Loefner- the rnu-

TIE CONFINED MURpERER.-Loefner, the mur-
derer, was let out Of his cell at Cincinnati on
Saturday. and permitted to enjoy the range of the
prison yard for while; but on Sunday be was
again apparently roaring mad, attempting 20
burn his bedclothes, and destroy whatever else
came within his reach IL required the exertion
of two strong men 10 overpOwer him; and in the
afternoon he was pacing up and down his cell
like madman, rattling his handouts, mutterin-
incoherent expressions, and frothing al the
mouth. Two men were constantly on duty 20
watch him. IL Loefner is feigning madness. SAYS
the Commercial, as many suppose, he is indeed
excellent actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
TEL-EGRAPHIC NEWS
financial Matters. Ac.
From he A..ecIa,,d P,.., Ae,,,

Nhn foRk, Oct 3o.-Nicholas Wolf. import
e., with connections in PLiiadeI nhia and Germa
ny rt mas snSp' nded. The liabilities are heavy
,nt az II ported large arTfNsl of the Bank Of Eng
S,Ii; ep,Ihces Per Persia is greatly exaggerated
= per cent. discount
Gu, lam haIninatlon into the condition ofthe Island
ipfssri oshk OF New York shows it to have been an
w Wia hundred dollars in coppers. ''
D,o,ro,,- Isdhler a Co, resume peymeut to-
n,orad a. ,TneSSy failures in New Orleans are ru-
~ u ;" " an street this after noon
Boston Oct l3-Thayer a Co comn,..io,,
firm, have suspended 'ysoOos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

NICARAGUA RECRUITS IN TEXAS The BaS-
trop Advertiser Of the 10 h inst says that sew
eral OF the boys had just left that place TO join
tue Texas regiment in Galveston for NicaraY
The editor aPprehends that the Government ma v
throw some obstacles in the way; but we trust
our authorities will not feel % their duty Co do
more than To comply with tue strict letter Of tue
law, and We cannot suppose any citizens Of Texas
will knowingly violate the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

To The LADIEs.-MAD.ME DUBOIS, PhrsaoIo-
FtSt, PhyStO!ogixt &c, has taken rooms for a short
time, at No. n Pa. avenue, (south side oppnSite
Millards hotel and is prepared to give 10 ladies'
DOM married and SINGLE information indis pensabie
10 their welfare and happiness
nours Of consultation; from l0a a. IN to p. IN.
Charges moderate and perfect satisfaction guar
antIed. D.
No Lady should fail TO call ON Madame D. as for
r1 ny sum, they will obtain Information that they
would not Pnrt with for any consideration. &c -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

AN ACCIDENT CAUSED BY THE DISCHARGE or .
GUN.-On Friday last. Mr.. DoXsen, Of Norfolk
county, being on his way TO the city in a cart
with his wife driving along in front Of a buggy
some one in close proximity to him discharged a
gun, when his horse took flight, ran of and came
Ia contact with the buggy, which was broken
up. The cart was upset, and, falliRg on Mr.
Dorsey, injured him very much He il now
under the Doctors hands. The lady received 10
iniury.-NOrrOlE Day BOOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
AUCTION s1IFE
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING

~, By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. =.
ENCELLENT HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
I'd day Of Noyember. shall sell, at o. eiock A. nv
AZ No. SO New JERSEY avenue, between ID and n
streets NORTH near the Rail DE pot, an xceIent
assortment OF T urniture, VIZ -
walnut, Marble-top, Centre, Pier, aud other
Tables
Wainpt Sofa, Tete-a-tetes, Castor, Arm and Parlor
Mahosany Rocking Cliffs, Dressing and other Blu
Mahogany Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Washstands
oi"esS!e1s and Mouz!in Window Curtains and
Chins; Glass, and Crockery Ware. Glrsndoies and
Mapie bedsteads, Wardrobes and Cane seat Chairs
i r ,n BEDS, Ha 7 sind Shuck Mattresses
bruSseiS ana other Carpets Olcloth ard Stair ods
Clock, Hat-tree, Cooking and other stoves
Pickles and Preserves Tin Safe
Kitchen RequIs ties, &C &c
eIIns; All sums of S25 cash over SOS credit
pI 81 hno o. Gays, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
m A. GREEN, Auct.
p -The House is also for rent pearIv now
three story brick. fine opportunity for persons
wishing To rent. Nv " - 1s's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
Sporting Intelligence,

hARRIsBrEG, Oct. 29-The Trotting Park As
"'lauon races came OF this afternoon. For
II"' in harness, mile heats best two I'm three, "
N n. Shoemaker. Of Philadelphia entered bav
morse n Billy Penn, - and George VI. Lauman, OF
headlhg' entered bay mare "Billy PENN
won; having distanced the mare, the mile being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

r FATAL ACCIDENT.-We learn. SAYS the Grnv-
son Indrpe ndent Patriot. that John Blair. son Of
Thomas Blair, and Allied Jones, son OF DempSY
Jones' both of Carol county, Va, Were sudden
IL Killed a few days since, while engaged I'm cut
tiny a mill race MessrS Blair. Alfred and
DrIupsy Jones Wee n work some invent, five
feet below the surface AT the time Of the falling in
of the entertainments. which resulted ia the death
of the two foi mer. the latter having finally res
cued himself {, onI the mass of earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31
The Freshtt- L.

BosroS, Oct S9-RePorts from the East men
10 bridges U"'"se
The hennebec river has risen eight feet Tn.
Merrimac river yesterday forenoon had rise,
hve and half feet at Lowell, and was still rix-
ing Some Of the mills trOubled with hark
water. Indications of fair weather last night
were diSpelled and heavy rain continued through
out the night. with no prospect OF clearing up to-