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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

REvoLrIKe MURDER IN LoUIsvLLE.-We hav
another revolving crime record this mosaing, vnea
the details truly given us 10 heDous In ne exxsms.
Casper vsnu shos O'Clock yesterday anor.
nyop the Of Preston ssd Chsaeaut streses
BY 40 By NE name Of John ssinpcy, veil known IN
The upper part Of Ae CITY Tee circu 0staaoes Of Ne
snAir - folovs,-svpney and deosassd have besa
rivals their stieniioas sbandooed voman Of ths
city, BY the Bams OF Rags5as. Yesterday ansrneoa
Fspp, IN coopaay viii the woman, was seen coming
dissasos BY ssinnsy. Loosing behind him rsss av
ssinney movemsDta asa told him that % possisssd
In following him he vosle kaocs hin down. s~tsney
pace and BY The time Fson saa his ooDpaaoa rcsohsd
the Of Pressoa aid Che smut sss ssisssy
Close bshisd ihsn Fem agsin tube< and remoasrssf
with biz puysuer, vhsa ssiansy drow . revolver and
nrsd twice both charges taking eject In the bsesa q the
deeeased, Who cied Almost Insanity -Loussuus DsHo
Graf. Lp-tll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
40 SHARKS.
NEW YORK STATE KANSAS EMIGRATION COMP.
TnKAssRxR's CERrrrcArs or MEMBERSHIP AND RIGHTS

This OextfcAte emit t,es the Editor Of the NEW YonE
HERALD, order to membershp In the above cou-
pany, and 10 . deed of hundred Of land and
lot OF mot lees than quarter of of ground
h front public street in the city be fouuded
BY this company HENRY q. NALL frea'r.
AUBURN, March y, 1885,.
n B.-As NO lots. By the regulations OF this Company
be sold AfDr The Company take possession Of the
Of Certificates Vii not reach the number Of lots in the
city and nunedistely iguous farm lands
be less value than SO per this Certificate must
In contingency be worth at least that rum In cssh TO
the hsder affair the lat Of Nay, 1887 ANY person
may purchase certincstss whether geng to Kansas
not The balance Of the lots win be sold by the dirsc
tors 70 persons whaling TO improve them The money
received these Cerbcates except for Necessary
pensrs, wiz b invested In buildings which will improve
Ole city.
Thus chance affords Q opportunity for young men
10 invest. and find . small sum to grow into homo
few years The investment 10 sure.
Any person rsmi,tng money win direct to the rrea-
suror, care Of Cayuga County Bank, Auburn, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
WAL


6,REn LECTURE ON HoUsRKEkPIno. : PROV.
HUME WIN give . lecture nlunr~aed by experiments
viii coofre utcps's IN common use on Wednesday sner
roon AZ o'rork n 'hs k1usekecpc-. m-nish-s wsr-
HoSsesse7su va eNtrs nuoa ussfd infoynsaoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
NEWSPAPHR0.
THE TURF.

II two races advt rised 10 come of Yesterday per-
formed the and Witnessed by large consider
inS wesher sordinG much sport g per
hsps enjoyed by the spectators and never
maDner-Lady yaau Winning in three strash heats the
second won by the brown horse. nsor wands ancr
last In handsome style
TTNIOR COURsg. LONG ISLAND -TROrTING.-ON
T. Tuesday, Aprn7, 1857, at half past O'Clock, .
Austin name.b 9 Bs.ce Meoowan; .. Eo.sland Nance
Jerrv Of Staten Island q. Collins names z Harry Bui
Mr. Mos br. Tom VIM. Wbelan b. N. Pau
line. formerly Oswego Maid 4. White names b. Il,
SHAW WHITE Propristors
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
vuuK MILITARY.

DVERTISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY BAY.
THE MILITARY.
an RneIxsnr NYo. v.-Ar A nkErISa or
II the cheers o, the above PERTINENT held April At their
nnsssmousy .eesed sa,.ssai 8oloae fss Gao, sssey
sS ss q. s0ifs q ~
the Young America HoTse' nes s9ryrery rryr cs.
Capt, rHos. oox.s ssor, sTy' WV " O ''
nIILIrARY.-roR SALE, 70 SECOND HAND Mill
". IN so9d ,s S's . s o be sold cheap for
oCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
nvuLrsrs AND AURrsrs.-AsrIyIcrAL srss OF
" eli eolors and sI,es made 81 day notice undes my svu
poTs ~ dSrss ss5a ss eye,
q. jodgmsoin ssecos and .dusmen, p ne se.s,.
Or ins-r,sd ~ he insrperesosd my se.os,
i iTs ~ ioSs Gsi I'd S!ai- iss =
CLOTHING, &C.
VI sohiss snsd-aenilemer having srse o. email loss
roy ~ Pesr Y .u,et " ' "'' '' >'ar' nos !" ''
l66 rEw 81 oAHAL srs.xI Bnrwxsr vAsIcx
sns ssil,v Iva ~ s,. wyA 6sys eiohi.9
vel .eleeisA soct e youtsa boys and sbrcAcd ssy
S. 600 c. s.ssr IN r ssSors . HAND Go
or surplus oothlr into can afry per ep
more by ealing sending hetr address 10 JAMES NO
hoNkf. 47pis fea,l stree, near Chsiham.
UOAl~
cs WE ARE NOW DELIVERING rRssH MIN,
SJ: rsscs Orchard sss ,.d ;pys 'S, a. S.. .. Sou
sne white Durhsm Gov for sale. Apply % shove
<voAI. s s9,-yEACH ORCHARD, RKD ASH AuD In
,.. AZ ..s sa :;s - s ss,' 20 ~:
plaza w. Ho~khL
~Mn LnCruRE sEAsOs.
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sSss.4sHEo s,,y sss R.s:. S sS:9 .s
sGa, s e.; e aa y n A; M
w b &anituly received sy y. mother. Nh FeAsy 90
sEcs.ATsox w u +. H9ns ssIA xIILsfy
osiVed By bis wifs At iss Es strss ssS Avenue
NEXT OF KIN oyrIo.-MILLIoNs OF DOLLARS
Advertised LAS sesn ibis odce Search S. 0ene.osies
traced ss: :Ra HAYS s Broadway. New York
TH. GENT WHO yIsE. pr, 70 ADOPT = FEMALE
md 90 not dissppsnt ia Broadway.
HDW PUBLlOAI10ss.
Z. NV ysUr AND YLownI oArALsav. ~
a 1851 with description md pros: q ~ !rsss "a pAss
s.ssss ~ S.'S:s n ss,:, sSA =. Asos:
~5igS 4 o Ri Sss; r.; E ~ ,s IS
CousrRY BooKsELE.s WAITING NEW yeax
ussed sss: ki: Sibs - via pssims s
HooBrs .s ss :As;as e. Il, sx ss...
NEWSPAPERS.
THE xArIoFAL POLICE aAzErrE.
No IS, Vol XII, for this week
THE WHOLE TRIAL q n XIV. T. 9. kALLocH, or
ron ApuIsxRv-Asp ZINE roRrR AIT OF THAT ELOQUENT
rorULAu DIVINE, ENGRAVED EXPRESSLY ros THIS
JOURNAL
It's usual will contain the criminal history Of
this country faf the week ncludnghs recent criminal news
Important correspondence from al the great cities Muir.
'e' DobaE.s REVELATIONS ABOUT. THIEVES,
SUB c: .ss i Sss.. Of Nj.
tional Police Gazette, Few York city.
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ANTHOLOGY.

f q r = T.. - O. ~ p. . u . = b.. !.
a wohDkR.-rHR CELEBRATED aIPsf wvnAs
a better Known ~ tAs 0tpsy or csn be consulted
ell OF NE paa present. and future Full sssscnu
gven Pes 20 csnta The 0fpsy has eccre which VIII
ane happipens. Charge er6A The 0ipay y wth0U or.
caption Ole only thAt i've lucky number No.
Hf Canal sueel near Sullivan
A sfRoLQoY-MADAMkL Esr CAV BIZ CONSULTED
"A about love, marriage and abscu. friends She
The OF fe and luck In lotteries les Mulberry street
first door, bach LADIES' Is cen gealemen 81 cenA
She causes speedy marrisce-ehsrRe extra
a sTONrgHIR0 TO AIk-MADAn MORnOw, I'm
"A daughter a seventh daughter vhs vaa aiso
vas aso'oga kas natural s 70 tsh al he a MA
anss sed ssw many umss yoa xs 70 be n.nisd md ho.
anA abeent trends, and VIII 70 BE- speedily
ned, and have good iuct through ma have aAonsAsl
AoumHnAs during Uavela II europs. No ehayes ma
sAhsbek- 0snfiemen not admrnea- 70 Bruums sres BE-
Columbia end Damon axee<a
fyI.AlRvoYArcs-nRs.s !rnovR, no. ITO srRia
~ few doors west ~ Broadway, NE sucsa0
ful medical and bustne9 caAxvoyast m America Ali al
discovered and cured. eur~ble unerfaG advice
buasss. abssni ]enda Ac and aAiisfsAon GuAsAslssd
opay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

x~,.uoHpa-rHp rRApn IN RnsrKOryuLLr ~
ewmed haa No arp continually manufsctunns and hcvs
- San1 arre of diamond jeveiry Of the iae syis
,~rse a~nurmeut OF diamonds haad esttna dona -
~ s'A" "n z sR RSSG 90. ans s-ooms.--s
VITArCBna. wArCHRs, wArOHHs-RBfATLsD AZ
w vhclesais prices. at JAcoBN i0i ChA'hsm srsc. 0s
eight neen twsnty and wenvaye doiau. Pine 60
psisan, 80 "a. IS 80 q sln
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REWARDS.

c6 REwARD.-srRAYsD, A SMALL BLACK AMI
he 70 Il. the abSas IT.
above reward THos n. RAID. s. Clarfsoo street
en- REwARD.-Losr, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
OlV On the corner Of LA.penard street and Brosdvsy
:. :pot sssh sys; snd :%a vhse :Po on %
%1S aEwARp-sIoLEx. ON FsIpAY LAST rRox
Sss Sor.s and s@s fsur wheeled wagon wagon had 70.
boz without % seat Il, sp s Ss.h board rs'anos sasn
above reward.
con REwAnD.--Losr. From CoRNlR OF PINE Up
0AO Naassu % john thence 70 corner q william srss
!:S.Ia vi % pad WIN !As A.ns: q ne isaui!s
S1OO REwARp,nLosr Or sroLEE. yEsrH.DAY
lsroed car roll Of bank bl chiefly tsns Of The Artzsns
e. y IA mc o e s. s s return Of
RHxAHD-Doa Lost: On SUNDAY .vxsIxa, AT
masta brown With white brea and fest fks ndcr Win Be-
L. % m = %F %
Lost AND POUND.
CAyIIo..-THn Is 10 aIyn HorIo. raAf THs
per cen, sona. s.1ss BEEN he pubic =. osas,oa.
ss.A neso.iains or receiving NE Ans = paymsn thsrso
No. s; 81 Sos each s.9
l Ss1 sn ~, 60. 9 s..A 3
Is s .s: i !; 81 rs, ~ 81.
Yty collars reward vim BE- pad 70 he andsr tSsreof o.
application q the Once Of the company No 90 Wall street.
Gates a. may be returned.
EoySo-sA.gEp4y EyxsrSo, APRIL ( At sgcE:
moneysapd papers The have the by
ing property and paying expenses Apply lSo ror.A st
r osr-oN TUESDAY. MARCH a. BETWEEN BOWIE
bad German silver collar. with q. kudigsr
gaved H. ANY person returning him 70 2l Broadway,
fourth oor viii receive suitable reward and greatly obhge
the owner.
T osf Oh sToLEN-YReM THE DOCK. Oh FROM THE
rs belonging 70 the Rev Dr. Adler, containing siivawars
and large number Of manuscripts In Hebrew and German
liberal reward win be siven the return Of aid bok Mr.
Lawn May 20 Cedar street, for The delivery Of the
scrps which CT value but 10 the and ques
tons viii be asked-
r osr-FIRR BADGE NO. s4i rHK vrNDkR WILL
IL please leave the Office the Chis Engnesr or
the house Of Engine No. y. IA Amss street
NaosEy LosT.-sso RKwARD.-Losr ON THE EVEN.
wi ing q 1hwsdsy ID ins probably on Brosdxy olaos
v,tsr Minnesota and payable w. r. Thorne; also about
oH mostly In Western bank notes The arm having bust
relation with Mr. Morse will confer favor maving
Known the Same at Is Ferry street. and tks restorer Of u
book and contents win receive 10 reward ct TIE
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d 3 REWARD.-sTRAYED, A SMALL BLACK AND
UC with long tail and ears Whoever win return
the the resdence Of the subscbar w the
above reward. rH0s. n. Rh1D 81 Clarkson street.
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nIILrrARY.-roR SALE 10 SECOND HAND Mill
~ tary overcoais good order viii be sold cheap for
snsh. Address Infantry. bor iOl Herald once
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vxvp.ou, m WANT or BILLIARD rABLEs WOULD
AZ vsu ~ calling At sHARrs msnufsctery, ls r.ho.
s, .s =. beds iso two second hand n
hss ,asies that been but wife USED for sale chess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

ITO LEr-A PINE WORKSHOP, HAS SIX w1sDows
facing ney street.; fh floor Inquire the premises
No neY s,reet Of WV. g RAYMOI.D.
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AoNEy losT.-sSo RkwARD.-Losr ON THE EVEN.
l ing Of THURSDAY ID ins probably on BroAdxay olaot
% or Johosoa o. sey Yosk b w morse o. sun:
SA mostly In Western bank notes The arm having bust
relation with Mr. Morse will confer favor BY maviug
nj Is Ferry street. and tks
win receive 10 reward plaoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

a STOUT ACTIVE BOY, II YEARS or AGE n Dn-
a srous 10 learn cArpcnterng gliding pattern making.
respectable trade 1t which good live hoo< be
canned aftcr learning Reference 70 character and
psciy sven. Address George, bon l0i Herald once.
U,iLAaRRR JEWELLERS wANTED.-APPLY 10 CHA
II TELLER, Domingo 4 spence, l6t orecuwich 81
Cortland ct
TURHBRs wANrED.-rwo GOOD TURNER'S, AccUs-
toned 70 bone or ivory turning End steady WORK By
applying n 80 Maiden lane, no stairs
ITO ARCHITECTS "A GENTLEMAN WE'LL 40
qusined with architecture and building aut prNcu-
col mechanic wishes situation
niah good recommendations to character aud ability Ad
tress 2. II. r., 20 Pike alp.
ITO MERCHANT TAILoRs AND CLoraIsRs.-rHE
advertiser. VINO s about closing bis present cngagement
wishes situation custom clothing estasphmsnt
long experience In cutting 10 and for the last
ast three hes held the position Of foreman for eou
honae which 10 about giving the Refers
% pr.ent employers and others Address Cutter Dor zss
ITO PAINTERS Ard CHARACTERIZATION, A GOOD
steady man. he must have general knowledge of In
terror decorating steady employ for twelve month";
tors $40 5rosdwsy, between 18th and l9h
WArTED-A rTRsT RATE CABIrKTMAKER, FOR
hotel two girls ~ house cleaners two dsh vasherr
family wssher and bundle washer and bell boy
Appl, ai french's Hotel
WANrED-A CUTTER FoR BOYS AND MEMS
w clothing. Inquire Of James IT Beers 70 9Th avenue.
WANrED-A COACH TRIMMER An Active YOUNG
w man. acquainted With repairing &c Apply 81
Wooster st.
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1Gc rEw an CANAL srRKxf. Bnrwxsp vARrUH
lOO, and sullivan -yxErs wyAEr. 6sys' clohsne
store Win be und ~ The shove cs,ahshe-t new and
vel ssleesA scct = YOUTHS boys and snbruzsrsd Ansy
foy children
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07
ADDRESS OF THE CARRIER
THE RAFTSMAN'S JOURNAL


OH come dearest Patrons and listen the lay,
The printer boy MARBLES upon this New-Y Years day
And while your hearts at the notes DO peal
May hands reach your pockets ana 'nere
If there's not a stray quarter lying in the way,
That just the views of the Carrier Boy to-day
Through year have brought you the news
reward for such kindness, no man will refuse.
Time is register appointed of the Lord,
Which having bidding to record
So the year Fifty-Six has been here and is gone
And young Fifty-Seven is just coming on
The scenes of the past 1 most certainly viii tell;
a peep a the future may give you as we'll
The past has been various a you do well know,
Amid sunshine of gladness and dark clouds OF woe
How many who we, with bright prospects ahead,
Commenced the last year, that with the dead;
And their spirits gone to meet deserved doom,
While their bodies lie low in the cold dreaTy tomb
These dead bodies W last Judgment day,
And united to spirit will doomed past away
Yet those only blessed who on the King walt
Strive therefore, to enter al the straight narr0" gate
From these issues we might learn duty below:
Rut stsv not Ia warn Won onward ]
From the land dead my thoughts did just roa
L will aloft 10 the scenes OF my nome
Fran the first Of last wear l win therefore begin,
And tell you Cleardeld-'iis Cisarfeld we are in
The old year icy and covered with snow,
And the girls with the boys did Safeguarding 60
Just while the snow lasted these Lasses clever,
But when departed they got saucy ever
The snow did all melt and run down OF the hills
And large Raftsman's river was formed Of the rLs-
We beheld the ice break-uhat a beautiful sight
Some fent hearts mid bulk the snow,
When melted would deluge our fair town, lying low
But the Hand that protects defends from harm,
Soon made Us see thence had no of alarm
The melted slowly and did gently depart,
To the full satisfaction of the Lumberman's heart
The sound OF the then heard of
But of the Raftsman was all along shore
They tossed n logs, with roll and splash,
And a stout stick for binder across them did lash
Equipped for their Journey they loose from the shoe
So the season for rafting gently passed o'er;
et they long the OF rafting again
Now swiftly glide through the days Of bright Spring,
Still on towards Summer, when all nature looks gay,
AS time rolled along there Exhibition,
In which a youth spoke "Our CoUntry's Condition y
But wrcwoing neighbor thought that would ne er DO,
So lie gave things in general ! hcll-a-balioo
Yet nv lay shall trace this inconsistent wrongs
But will hasten speak OF political throng.
10 tn town of Cincinnati the Democrats did ride,
With Slavery and Popedom upon theiI either side:
For these are their legons in This beloved land;
Thus the nation are linked hand IN hand
They voted for Douglass Buchanan, Cass and Pierce,
Amid party factions, alarming, loud and nerce
They clung Hamphires till he had but three
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

ID EMOYAL THE undersigned bers leave to
b y inform his friends that he has removed mis-
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.. L. BARRETT. Esq.
lie still keeps cone tantly on hands, every yarie-
" Of Ladies slippers. CATERS pumps. &c Men :
fancy shoes and gaiters. with excellent ass0rt-
meEt of heavy work. all adapted to the various
wants Of the people Of CIearfeld lie hopes his
friends viii call at his NLW STORE, and ex
anime his Stock.
Boots and Shoes made to order. and mending
done as heretofore. ISAAC JOHNSTON.
CIearfed. june 81. 1855.
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PAY fO-DiY. lzDTaTSf F9-Hll3GIF.
rg,HE OLD CoRSER STORE OF

vEyHE OLD CORNER STOREOF
Il A. u. HILLS. Is JUST NOW
BEING CRAM1IED with choice selection OF
reasonable goods,
At THE PURCHASERS OWN PRICES.
READY-MADE CLOTHING in great variety and
of the choicest qualities.
a large variety of choice DRESS SILKS, which
will be sold at city prices.
Soufe beautiful GRAPE and Summer BR0CHAE
SbawIs which will be sold very low.
BOOTS d SHOES in great variety, lower than
they have ever been offered in this county
FANCY GOODS extremely low in price, and of
the most beautiful patterns
CALICOES at 10 CENTS per yard, warranted
Fast cOloTs and full width
PLEASE CALL and crzRias ny STOCK
BefOrs purchasing oise'.berc. READY PAY
is mg motto, GHd am fitliy deterRfieF 10 sell a
L-ET-T-L-E L-O-TV-E-R tlqn ann one Else
7aotrcifhsfaHdipe .'20 cf. .JeaJts trorth 3O.'
All kinds of marketing, boards and shingles Ia
ken in exchange for goods.
N b. A few beautiful G old Brooches and Gents
Breast-pins gold and silver hunting-case patent
lever watches, SC, very low for the Ready Bhino
P. S.
Just call at your leisure. I've got goods enough
TO do you all that can get head of another
juneII Soft q. NJ. HILLS.
DARLOR STOVES S-Several excellent Par
j Rcr Ssovss 10 bs had a. 81. d, PAITGNf.
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EEOUNT VERNON HOUSE,
W. No. 50, North Sc on5 ST. eee,

z ! Z . ? ! Z 4 4.
The undersigned having taken the old well
known house. which has been renovated ana re
modelled throughout, respectfully solicits his Clear
the city.
Tic furniture Is all new. and has been selected
with care from HeBkles well known establishment
in Chestnut Street, and is of the latest and IN ost
fashionable style.
The location for Merchants and others coming
to the city is convenient, being il the centre OF
business l. l.. BARRETT.
Aug. J, 1S55.-Iy. Proprietor.
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tNOW'S THE TIME

FOR BARGAINS,
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES! J.
-4gjuicL- szYfv anil gg.EN prOF,gi5t'
EEAyING just returned from the East would
inform my old customers and the public in
general. that l an now receiving and opening at
nv .-old stand q splendid assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods. which viii sell q lttle lower
than any goods heretofore sold in CleaTheld,
Inong which sill be found
MANTILLAS 4 large assortment at exceedingly
low pTics.
SILKS. at from 30 cents 10 % cents per yard.
GIN6HAElS. at from u cents TO p cents per yd.
CALICOES. at from ) cents % ~ cts per yard.
SHAWLS-a good article Of Shasls, at from G2.
cents to $40 each
BONNETS-A large lot at from 90 cents to So .
LADIES CATERS for $50 worth 50
Boots Shoes and Slippers at from 62l
cents to % cents per pair.
LADIES' will please Gail, rs have almost eve
Tything in their line At extraordinary low rates
GENTS Doots, Shoes and Gaiters at very low
rites
MUSLISS. at from 10 I2} cents yard.
JEANS. NJ 20 cents yard worth 20.
CLOTHS-Black. Blue, Olive Green, and other
coIors. very cheap.
CASSIMEBES-Biack and variety Of Fancy
coers Of the latest styles.
NESTINGS-a great variety or fancy and plain.
in sb Ort. variety of almost all sorts of Gentle
mems and boys wear.
Call soon while YOU can have an opportunity to
select from the whole stock.
All the above. and n great variety Of other goods
can be purchased at the very lowest prices FOR
CASH as l have determined not to be uudersold
may2I 80 RICHARD MOSSDp
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A vIsE's CHEAP WATCH AND JEwELEY

N STORE. No. Y North SECeSD Street (OED0-
site tte Mount Vernon Honse.) Pphilaiielphia-
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweied- Is h. cases.
Silver Lever do. do; Silver LePine do QUARTER;
Gold Spectacles, Silver de-; Silver Table Spoons
Silver Desert do; Silver Tea do; Gold Pens and
old Cases; Gold Pens and Silver do: together
with variety of fine Gold .Jewelry- Gold Curb
Guard and Foo Chains All goods warranted ts
be as represented. Watches and Jewelry. repair
cd in the best manner
Also. Masonic Marks, Pins. &c. made to order
y. BAH orders sent by mail OF otherwise
viii be punctualIy attended to-
His motto Is: Small Profits and Quick Sales
phiIadciThfa. April >. IS55
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

HOING 1T ALONE.-The undersigned hay-
VI ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed by Patchin Swan. takes pleasure in informing
his friends and the public generally. that he has
just received from the city splendid assortment of
Dry Goods. Hardware. Queensware. Groceries
Confectionaries, Hats and Caps. Boots
and Shoes
and every thing else usually kept in a country
store. Persons wishing to buy cheap and good
Goods should not forget that he is determined not
to he ndcrsold by any store inthc county His
motto is "A nimble penny rathe than slow six
pence ;" sc pATCHIN.
Glen Hone Ju1y ; 1854
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, pEPAIRING.-Wa Watches. Clocks and Jewelrv
Il ., repaired by Frederick SIieIl on the shortest
notice, and all work warranted we'll done
Leave all articles in care OF A. NJ Hills who
mas on hand beautiful assortmeR of Gold Breast
Pins. Shirt Studs and Cuff Buttons which he will
sell VERY Low for the READY
Clearfcid. Sent 3. lS,k
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TER TS.

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BROTHERS & JONES,
ID Ecs. 15s c 162, Market Street,
PHILA HIA;

Importers and manufacturers of City ard
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also every variety of French and English Shoe
Lastings. Patent Leather. Kid and Calf-skins,
Shoe Laees Gallons, Bindings, &c,
suitable for manufacturers
Also Foreign and Domestic Straw and SILK Bon
nets Leghorn Panama. and Paim-Leaf Hats,
English French and American artificial
Flowers, Oil silk, Straw Trimmings,
&c. DC
Having removed 10 our new Store. No. 15S Z l6e
Market Street. below 5th, South Side. up stairs We
invite your attention to our 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 conf
dent that our facilities such that we can offer
YOU inducements as regards variety aud prices of
Goods. unsurpassed by any house in the conntry.
BOXER. BROTHEI;S & JONES
Nov 8, 1S34.-Iy. PhsfcetefPAfa.
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EKAvE XOU SEEN SAAI?-The subscriber
hwould inform his old friends and the public
generally. that he still continues TO keep house
of entertainment il New Washington where those
who call with him viii receive every attention.
and be made comfortable.
Good stabling. and every other convenience for
horses on the premises u : PIGTZER