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FORCED SALE OF $50 600
WORTH OF NEW, FRESH AND FAsHoxABLE
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, and superane
Ready-Hade Clothing,

"
at Auction by
TN n B u Il a. E4VCUS.
No "a Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
nv TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9,fb. and
~ ia LIT, 1851, We will sell at Auction on account Of
eonsgners and . Others concerned 25S cases OF new
fresh and "a hiopab ie Boots and Sboes to wit:
Mems Pump OF Quarter Heel Shoes, KIDD
= fine Calf Brogans;
Kip ogans, from to 12
Unbound BTogans, 7 TO ~
O." Sp. Sto12
q Glove top Congress Shoes;
Cloth top Congress shoes, Patent Leather TIP;
Pa en- Leather loE-Quartei Shoes;
" superhne Calf Boos, pegged aud sewei:
" Bun Leather OAf0rd Ties
y Fine Calf Oxford Ties;
Lasting Tipped uaiters &c &C.
Ladies' Fine KiG Boots, with Heels;
" vi hout Heels;
six Lasting Caters
!" :. Extra, 7 to 9;
% Scat Boots sewed and pesred:
Kip and CAT Boots a to S.
Pa Fotd Ename!ed Boo;s
" Kid B1skins;
" Lasting d alt Caters TIMED.
Misses and Cuidren's shoes 10 great variety.
Youths and BOYS shoes, in great var ety.
81 Cases Of Fine CAT, Kip ard Mao Boot
30 " Extra Negro Brogaus
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pUBI ISYING b PRINTING co..

He Directors would inform IN 81 C. ho'srs and the
public gsnerany, that the Company, az the r JOB
of ce The Furnishing Store OF j. ". McG y, a. the
corner Of the urea M college Doing the at
uped bv p. VaretfPl pared 10 have
I'd in sty'e o. beauty ant excellence every
de- criicn Pook job Card and Fancy Printing. The
Office uTni he'd vith every variety Of Pu and Fancy
Tyres Border, oman enfs, &c. and tie IN ines~ VIII De
under u INN edaie supervision Of Mr. p YAILETTs who
one Of the most ed tasteful and mPished
Practical Printers IN the Unitsd States.
A. LTNDSLEY,
ROBEET n. GARDNER,
WILLIAM II. GORDON,
Nashville, June t7-3t. DINEcroRs-
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Ia MS city. the sif sss THazAA HnHr, lnfAnt ssn
ana oay sha q fho. 4 and JssAls Z Busss sssa ala
noatAs and aflssa asgs
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DRY Goods.
Hard ware.

we VIII oher an invoice Of New and Fresh Staple and
Emcy DR.. Goods, amounting TO TRenty Five Hundred
DOLLARS which con,sts Of tie desirable kinds and
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REAPER TRIAL.
pu-suance Of the duties imuos~d To appoint
and place for the trial % Keeping Machines, 20
be held der the sup rvon Of the avd.oD county AR
rirutural Societv have select the Farm OF Mr. rhOs
Har inc now occupied bv his VIM p rdug IN sight
Nashville. The trial 70 take pla THURS AY. THE
25th OF JUNE. a. 10 o'-iock A NJ Manufacturers and
Agents Who with 20 compete, will 0d spproDrinte loca
IL n beautiful rin evenly covered with wheat f,ur to
Eve feet high Asi able tee will be appointed
the ground to decide upon the relative rers Of the Ma.
chimes JOHN SHtLBY.
THOS. b. JOHNSON,
june22 Committee.
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TIE FIR-FARED AND POPULAR
M ARYLAND LOTTERIES
Fur JULY, 1887.
X. FRANCE 81 co, Managers.
NIL PRIZE SCHEMEH
GRAND COHSOL DATEO LOTTERY OF Mo.

10 De drawn Saturday. July 25h IN Baltimore Maryland.
Dra"ings conducted under the superntendenee Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST REcFIYED

JUST RECFTVED
SELECTIONS FROM The POLITICAL WORKS OF VIII
LIAM COBBtTT: Being complete abrdgment Of the
loOFolum"s which comprise the writing Of "Porcupine'
and the weekly Political Feai ter" with Note, His-
tOrcal and Explanatory, By John NJ Goblet James
P. Goblet s vols $40.
For sale By
juDt2t VT BERRY 4 co.
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WOOL! WOOL!

IL per,ons having Wool to Car, cannot 30 better
n than 10 send to Rosvcrth Co.'S cotton Ftciorv
CoI'eve mn. June F2-3rl BOsWnRTH 60.
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IL P"IZE SCHEME.

" Fach and EVERY T exit IN this Lottery WILL.
VI PNIZE. for sli those tickes without drawn pun
Der, arr each emit led to 1--WE Do lars gross -
IS Numhers-f2 Drawn Ba lots
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IN addition 20 sale the 24h, viii offer IS a..
Pipes VI. Laurent Fis Rochelle Brandy a credit Of
months for 5000 and under months all
sums over 4 90. rInne 20 w II GORDON 4 CO.
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NOTICE.


wish 10 sell your Grain, put y In goot shipping
1 order. Gram f1r shipment the Nashville and
Chattaaroza Railroad win only Be received O. Gunny
Bags, n Osuaburg sacSs OF coed guilty, well
sewsd. and made n contain about two bushels each.
Special notc- given hat Grain ia 10 nestle sacks
secondhand sacks Of kind. vii not be received
ard forwarded they are insufficient bear handling
and protect besides, Old sacks ohen twice
and hrc- marked, AMI missons glnents ana loss
1h- sh ppiag and De tnaon o. ri ta each
n. J. ANDERSON,
iu1ef3 sup't.
WANT D-A situation In a Arst class mercantle
w house. b. good salesman and business man, one
vh has had twelve years experience 10 the dr. goot
and business, pc e-iy familiar wth either
branch and has the atysnta Of extensive acquan
With the country Merchant in Middle Tennessee and
No On Aiabamt. Wollt he ready 10 comm nee az any
time between now and frst October sasrs dN-d amer
lar trial Of my qaa!hoations. Address imnetAiey.
" II. e.
june2o-iW. Morrison P. Q. Warren co, Tenn.
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TUsT rresvtd lot Of rior Goldfish Of the
- } l. BROWN,
frpe19-lw No Is Market =
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WATER COOLERS.

a Few gentlemen can Re accommodated with z
"A Board at No. 80 North Market street.
juue2l-1w.
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Come onei Come all
Give Shorty a Call /.
ORPHANS COURT SALE VALUABLE

Estate of Richard Curry. ST., Decd.
In pursuance of an order OF the Orphans Court
of CIearfieId county, granted at May Term, 1857,
there will be exposed to lblic sale by outcry, o"
Hss premises. on Monday the l0h 6ay 0f 5RgHst,
at . p. NJ, all that VALUABLE SAW-MILL PRO
PERTY and TIMBER STANDING, late the Estate
of Richard Curry, Sr. deed, situate in Pike and
Knox townships in said county on Lfttle Clear
fsid Creek, about one mile Jetotc Nelc MttlPor,
bounded and described follows Be ginning at
n hciDlock, corner of Wm. Rexs land, north 100
perchcs to post, east 12l LILO perehes to post,
north 140 perches to post east "a 9-l0 perches to
post on Fitch & Boynton's land, south 2l0 perches
to post and west by lands of Thompson Sloppy
2l6 perehes to beginning containing 205 acres and
lI2 perches and allowance, and having a saac-nH
tH good ratH7siRr ORDER srtth q petc tam, ana a
small log house thereon, and h11'hg large qtA1t
tity Of raluabke g1,e aad OAK tt1t6er tesreon ana
part of the land being u1ltta6te for farming Pa no
poses Also al the pine timber Ste'iat',S ct tuu
acres of kznd rRjointg the s1'ne now occupied oy
Geo W Curry, beginning at sugar corner OF ~' ~h'
Rex:s land east III 1-l0 pcrches by lands OF Cur
rvs heirs to post south lao perehes to post west
I21 LILO perches to post and south l4e perches 10
begiuninr The title is indisputabie
J,ery,T of S1Ee-One half on confirmation OF
tbe sale and the balance in one year with interest
to be secured by Judgment upon the premises
JOHN S. CURRY,
WM REX,
July 1, 1857. Administrators
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DIED-On the 18th inst. in Boggs township.
SUSAN, consort of VIM. Ross, in the 55th year
of her age. Her disease was bilious cholic.
The deceased was for number of years an
exemplary member of the f. Lutheran church.
She bore her suilerings, which were severe,
with the fortitude Of 4 true christian, devoutly
relying on the merits of crUcifed Savior, in
to whose hands she willingly resigned her de-
parting spirit. The church. as well as the fam
lily have thus sustained great loss, which is
her eternal gain.
''My flesh shall slumber in the ground,
Till the last trumpet's joyful sound
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise,
And in my Savor's image rise.''
j. b. HEIsEY.5
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- o VI T. 7 III II G. N E w
~ LEATHER AND HIDE STORE.

ITsst End of Spring Creek Bridge, Cheupsrde
BetIe Fonte. Penn'a
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has just opened Leather and Hide Store at bis
Tannery establishment, in BellefOnte, Centre
county. Pa where he will keep constantly on hand
q good assortment of Lcathers &c, follows
OAK Tanned Spanish Sole Leather,
Hsmlock Spanish Sole Leatlisr. French
Calf-skinS, BeLtoprs Leather. oil Tanned La
cling Leather, Split Leather, Patent French Caif
SKINS, MADRAS Eoot Sktns, Red Rsuas and
Pink Innings, Cape Bindings and GaI-
ter Md Tanners oil. ALSO: PLzs-
tering hair; Copper Ripsts AID
Btrrs Ihread BriStles and
U'ar, and all kinds Of
Tools Lasts, DC, for Sh0ersGkcrs
TO MACHINISTS.-Fo the convenience Of Ma
ohnists of all kinds he will keep hand a good
supply of Patent Riveted Stretched Leather Belt
ing Straps from TO "a inches wide, which he will
sell at city prices.
CASH paid for all kinds of Hides and Skins.
- The above articles have been carefully
lected, and the very quality; but cali and
examine, and judge for yourselves.
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
Bellefonte. April 90. lS57-tf.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ Of
- Fl. Fa. issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of ClearicId County, and to me directed
there will be sold at the Court House, in the Bor
ough of Ciearfield, Monday the 20th day of
July next, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, the following des
criber real estate, to wit
certain tract or piece Of land situate in C osh-
township, Clearield county, containing l06
acres, or less. adjoining lands of John Sulf-
ridge Ellis Livergood, Robert Graham and others,
with log house and log stable, and small lot
cleared shereon. Seized, taken into execution,
and TO be sold as the property of Sam uel SPEEDY.
J. r. REED, Sheriff.
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OBINS' EXPEC ANT.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE CURE OF
Bronchial affections Coughs Colds. Plcurisy, Rrcn
chitis Asthma and all other diseases of the throat
and lungs except Consumption This invaluable
remedy is quack nostrum, but Is prepared from
the recipe of regular physician, who during
practice of twenty-five years used it with unpHr
alieed success. 1t is a combination of expecto-
rant remedies, simple in their character and used
by every educated physician. 1t is easily takea,
produces nausea or other dIsagrceable effects,
and gives almost immediute relief. In this ever
changing climate, where coughs and colds SO fre-
quently end in consumption and death no family
should DO without this CERTAIN CURE.
1t would be easy to follow in thewake of the ven
ders of patent medicine and multiply certificates
got for the occasion, of miraculous cures but
such adyentitious aid is necessary in introducing
this preparation to the public. Its real value, and
never failing success, in accomplishing all pronnis
ed for it, but give it wide circulation, and
recommend it to all those afflicted with diseases for
which it is remedy. P'ree 81 Cents per Botsks
Prepared exclusively by
THOMAS ROBINS, Druggist.
March 4, 1957.-tf Clearfeld, Pa.
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STONE WARE POTTERY FOR SALE
~ The property occupied by Porter & Brother in
Brady township, near Luthersburg. will be sold
low, as the owner contemplates removing westward.
The pottery is in good order and has connected
with it about so acres of land about one half of
which is in grass the balance in wood. There is
two story dwelling and sufficient stabling
and sheds on the place. Good material for the
manufacture of stone ware and abundance Of coal
the property For terms apply to
Apr29 L. J. GRAMS Clearfeld
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EXHIBITION OF THE CLEARFIELD INSTITUTE
Last Thursday evening very large concourse
of people attended the annual exhibition of the
pupils of the Clearield Institute, which was
held in front of the Academy building, where
ample staging had been erected for the occa-
sion. The performances consisted of original
ora.ions, dcclamationS, dialogues, &c. We
believe We express the public sentiment when
we say that We were highly pleased with the
performances, and that the actors acquitted
themselves in u praiScworthy manner, alike
c-editable to themselves and to the Principal.
The Curwcnsville Saxc-Horn Band were in at
tendance, and enlivened the performances with
4 number of spirited and popular tunes, which
were generally admired. The Institute has
for several years been under the efficient prin-
cipalage of Mr.. VIM. a. Campbell, ably assist
ed in the Female Department BY his wife; but
their connection with the same now ceases,
Mr.-C. having concluded to engage in another
pursuit. We hope the Trustees may soon en-
gage the services of another equally compe-
tent teacher, So that may continue to have
. select school in our borough.
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N &C TOR X KE LII n G S

~ CANCER INSTITUTE.
For the Treatment of Cancers, Tumors, Wens,
Ulcers, Scrofula. any Growth or Sore. Chronic
Diseases, generally, can be cured Of curabe) with
out surgical operation poison. For all particu-
lars write state diseases plainly and enclose twen.
ty-fiye cents for advice. All letters must have
postage stamp enclosed to prepay answer. Med
icine can be sent any distance. Address
C. l.. KEELING, NJ. ID
Mechanicsburg. Cumbe Co Pa.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg
on the c. V. Railroad, and accessible from all
parts of the Union.
cid and young poor and rich, come alive will
do you good
ITO those afflicted who cannot visit me per-
sonally l will send, per mail, on receipt of 5000
only, Recipe to prepare Medicine, with full di-
rections for use, &c. State all particulars Ad-
dress as above. February Is, lS5I-6m
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SPIDER BrE.-Qn Tuesday of last week,
Mr.. Samuel Mitchell, of this borough, was bit
ten outhe right wrist by small black spider.
By the next day it became very painful; the
arm commenced swelling and inaaming, and
continued so until the entire and the side
of the neck were effected. He applied allie
vfatives and pOultices until he succeeded in
reducing the swelling and checking the inaam-
nation. He has, however, yet very sore
arm Persons cannot be too guarded towards
spiders. Their bite is venomous, and We have
noticed no less than three deaths from this
cause, as well as several cases similar to the
one above mentioned.
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THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA, JULY Is, 1857.

THRONE & CLEARFIELD. RAILRoAD--in the
beginning of last week, q number of the Di-
rectors and Stockholders of this road, passed
over the mountain portion OF 1t, Tor the pur-
pose of ascertaining the true condition OF the
same The work is much further advanced
than is generally supposed, several of the sec
tions being entirely completed, and others
nearly so. The heaviest grades on the road,
We are reliably informed, do not exceed some
of those on the Pennsylvania Central Road,
and the former has this advantage, that all the
heavy grades occur on straight lines, whilst
the heavy grades on the latter generally at
the curves. Every one that we have yet heard
speak of our road, has expressed surprise, not
only at its advanced condition, but at its su-
periority when compared with other roads tra-
versing mountainous regions of country.
Whilst on this subject, we cannot refrain
from repeating what we have expressed on sew
eral former occasions, that much commenda-
tion is due the Chief Engineer, James E. Mont
gomery, Esq, for his assiduity and perseye-
ring efforts in behalf of this enterprise, which
is of infinitely more Importance to the people
of Clearfeld county, than perhaps they are
accrue to them are almost incalcuable, but
will be apparent to any one that will give the
matter few moments consideration. We
have more latent mineral wealth than is ever
dreamed of. Iron ore of superior quality is
peering from almost every hillside. Large
deposits of rich bituminous coal can be found
almost anywhere. The land, if properly cul-
tivated, viii yield as good crops as can be
raised in Pennsylvania. = railroad once COM
pleted, thus annihilating distance, economi-
zing time, and giving easy and cheap means
OF transportation the wealth that now lies hid
den in ssthe bowels of the earth" will soon be
sought after, capital will find its way hither,
manufactures will spring up, our immense
lumber business, which is far greater than is
known to persons not residing here, will as
sumo a different phaze, being no longer en-
tircly dependent upon the s'toods,' labor will
BE in demand, property will enhance in value,
agriculture will be stimulated, and prosperity
will abound. Such results have been expert
enced from the construction of railroads in
gioas no more favored by nature than this
county, and such, we have no doubt, will be
the effect Of the completion of the Tyrone &
Clearfeld Railroad. We trust that those who
have control ofthe affairs of the company, will
push the work on vigorously, and get por-
ton of it into running order as soon as posi-
ile, thus making it produce something, render
ing the stock marketable, giving character to
the road abroad, and enabling the company to
finish the entire line at early day.
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q OOK OUT PAY Up AND SAVE COSTS,
~ All persons indebted to the firm of Bloom &
Montgomery, Curwensville, Pa, are urgently
Iicited TO call and square their accounts without
delay. or they will positively be left with Off
Ger for collection. The books are in the hands of
the undersigned. ISAAC BLOOM.
JuIy l. IS5T-3t
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HAIL SroRN.-On Monday afternoon, vio-
lent hail storm passed a couple miles north OF
this borough. In the neighborbood of Oliver
Conkiin's, the hail cut the corn leaves literally
into STRIPS, though the corn is not injured be-
yond recovery, and the buckwheat fields are
washed great deal. \ number of trees were
blown down, and falling across the roads, rem
dered them almost impossible. 1t is said to
have been the severest storm that has been ex-
perienced in this region for many years. Some
of tie hail stones were large hickory
nuts. We have not learned how far the storm
extended.
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Resokrea 5V the Senate and Horss Of Represea-
ttrttucs of fthe Communicable of Pennsylvania, ga
General assembly met: That the following amend
ments are proposed TO the constitution of the COM
monweaith in accordance with the provisions of
the tenth article thereof.
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article TO said con-
situtiou to be desisnated article eleven, as fol-
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THE RAFTsMAN's JOURNAL.

MARRIEp-On Thursday, July 9th. 1857, by
P. W. Barrett, Esq, Mr.. JoAB OGDEN to Miss
CArHAKING GELNETr: both Of Brady township,
Clearfeld county, Pa.
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IT O r H +, p T. 9 p l. L
i OF CLEAHFIELD COUNTY.
a NEW MARBLE WORKS In

Ia
5. \. GIBSON 4 CO., now fully prepared to
furnish the People of Clearfcld county, with all
kinds of Marble work, at much lower rate than
can be bought at any other establishment in this
part of PENNSYLVANIA, and of FAR SUPERIOR
STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP.
MIR WILLIAM GAHAGA AN, one of the firm. ma Y
be found at the public hcuse of NJ Weaver, in Old
Town, during each Court, for the purpose of re-
ceiving orders and Will also pass every few weeks
through all the different parts of the county.
Persons in want of work, will do well to yetain
their orders until called upon, or send them by
mail.
The work will be delivered to any part of the
county, free of freight. Address,
:. \. GIBSON d CO.,
Belefonte Marble W orks,
May I3. 1874 Bellefonte Pa.
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BRoKE JAIL.-"Bill Henry as he is called,
who has been confined to orr county Jail on a
digging hole through the wall. On the eve
ming of the Sd inst. i. will be recoliected, he
had got oat of the prison, but was recaptured
by the Sheriff the next day, and, as was sup
posed, securely confined; .ut the Jail is so in
secure as to render escape comparatively ca
sy. 1t is extremely doubtful whether he will
be retaken again, as he has no doubt we'll
planned his escape. ssBill" is suspected of
having some knowledge of, if not of being one
of the Williams who robbed the store of John
Y. Smitten, at Marchand, Indiana county, a
couple months ago.
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NHOR SATE

NOR SALE, rIxs--Y--------- -----------
u r Wiley in FerguseS. .Ss.sscupiea by John
i06 acres, 50 acres cleared nousss sss containing
buildings thereon erected. -as,thss
ALSO, so acres Of land or tie timber tne-.~.
situate in Pike township within ore soi Q. hall
miles Of the river geod road to haul.
FoI fur thef description and term1Dppiyto
j. GRAMS,
Nav 90 1857 CIearfeld-
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DIsoRDERLY CoSDUCT.-During the time of
the exhibition of the Clearfeld Institute last
Thursday evening, couple of our rapid
young men indulged in s'knock- down. on
the green on the opposite side of the street,
and annoyed portion of the audience by their
boisterous and profane language. Like Sam
Weller, they seem to have ga good street ed
dycation,' 1T any rate.
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NOTICE,-The Books and ACCOUNTS Of Even
~ l.. Miller of Cush, Clearfeld County, have
been assigned and transferred to certain of his
creditors to pay his Indebtedness to them, and are
in my hands for collection.
All persons indebted will save costs by calling
and settling at once. ". A. WALLACE.
CLARIFIED June 25 1S57-inIyI-3t
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GALES SALES! :! SALES y! SALES ~.
~ (BUT NOT SHERIFF'S SALES)
AT THE SHORT SHOE SHOP"

FRANK SHORT informs his friends in general,
and all man and woman kind in particular, that
he has hand fine asSortnen mt of Gents Gait
ers, Ladies' and Childrens CATERS. Also, Eng
lish Walking Shoes of his own manufacture. of
French Patent Calf, French Calf without the Pat
ent. and all other kinds of fine and coarse work
constantly on hand, and the material to make
anything in his line from, ''cack up to a back
strap Boot. Also Findings of all kinds. kit ex-
cepted) Roam and Pink Innings, Thread, Nails,
Pegs, Heel-balls, Bristles and Moroccos; Boot Mo-
rocco, Ladies' dressed and undressed Morocco,
French Morocco, Kid and Bindings of all kinds.
Come one! Come all
Give Shorty Call
and if you don't like the goods, don't soil them
TERMS.-One half CASH when you purcha ase,
and the other half at the same time.
june24-i57-3m. FRANCIS SHORT.
L. $. All old customers indebted to me, re-
auestcd to come forward and settle their ITS
and save costs as | am called upon to settle the
other side Of my books by my creditors, immedi-
ately. If said customers have not got the ready
TN - they can give their notes. This is positiye-
Iy the last notice FRANK SHORT.