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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05

UNAUTHoRIzED.-Several friends of Mrs.
Stewart, whose husband was killed Oh
Wednesday evening, says the Sacramento
Mercury, have commenced to take up col
lection for her benefit We are Informed by
several Of her friends that the movement is
without her knowledge or consent.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05

eE- The returns for this county are all in,
with the exc ption of Clayton's Ranch They
were, of course all sealed and, for the most
part. those who brought them had but a lin.
tied knowledge of the contents In many
instances the vote on District Judge only is
known. Our friends in the various precincts
have forgotten that everybodys friend wants
to know whether everybody is elected, or
whether he is defeated The official count
must he waited for, before We can give "A
tabular statement
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05
Dated August 10th, 1858.
JANE CARTER.

COUNTY OF YU3A, SS.-Jane Carter, the person
named ia ana who signed the above declaration, be-
ing duly sworn, dep0,es and says that she has heard
read the foregoing dscaration and knows the con-
tents thereof, and that the are true of her own
know ledge.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 81 day Of
September, A. d. 1855
JIG McREARDAN,
sen5- aM3W Nntar,. p ~. Y .,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05
DeCTara,xI@

T JANE CARTER, Of the Township of Long Bar,
i in the County Of Yuba, State Of California, and
wife of Julius Carter, of the place. do hereby
make known and declare that intend 20 transact and
carry on the business my name for the future,
and on my own account, sole trader in the county
of Yuba and esewh re. The nature of said business
is dealing in stock and produce ofa fa IN and garden,
hotel, tavern, and saloon keeping.
do furtho declare that will, from this date, te
Individually responsible, in my own name, for all
debts contracted by me account of said business
also further declare that the whole amount invested
in said business does not exceed five thousand dol
lars
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05

Mr.. f. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions ana adVer
tsements, and to receipt for the same oihee ~ H.
b. Davidson's Post Ofhce Exchange 4'h street, be
tween and X, near the Post ONCE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05
N n WTO-D "

wv "A III TIE -,
$4,000 TO 5.t;" $1,000 % for one qs YEAR ySch at ia
most satisfactory security he given. For nfor-
nation, inquire of A. s. RANDALL, at this Office.
senh-2MR
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-05

Agency NOtiee.-Mr. L. P. FISHER Is ou' only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adyer
ements, receipt for the same, and to transae bu'-
generally for the News. Office No III IL Wash
inston street, Cup stars) nearly opposite Maguire
Opera House.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30
MinnesotaIa nd gencY.
J.M & A. p. SWINEFORD.

y = N @ n. r . " 1 AZ EF OhU,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents. Land
IL Warrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A p.
Swineford being resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is well acquainted with the natural
advantages of the Territory, and the best
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-.
Eion inquire of j as Swineford. Ashland o., or
address A. p. SwiDeford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota
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No. 43s

dau C3tllCtlUID arc uEItUy -EEDIUIGU
i In this light the act must be allowed to
have provided for a + II and fair express
sion of the will Of the people though the
delegates that may be chosen to repre-
sent them 10 the constitutional conven-
1 tien. do not doubt, however, that, in
order to avoid al pretext for resistancs
10 the peaceful operation of thislaw, the
convention itself will, IN some form, pro-
j vide for submitting what p the great
distracting question regarding their so-
cial institutions, which have SO long ae-
itated the people of Kansas. .
The convention, then, did exaetIyWhat
Mr.. Sauton suggested. They granted
all be asked aSubmitted the distract
ling question regarding their social in
stitutions,n for the very purpose, as<he
statos, Fin order to avoid all pretext for.
resistance to the peaceful operation Of
this law providing for the szem5lipg
of the convention. They hoped thereby
to settle forever this question which had
50 long agitated not only the people Of
Kansas but the entire oonfederasy; to
restore peace and happiness to that dis:
tracted Territory, and relieve the Ma
tional Councils from subject 50 yexa-
tious and Of such dangerous consequent
ces to the Union.
And gentlemen, upon whom rested
the responsibility Of making Kansas q
free or slave state Those very mon
who resisted the registration act Who
refused to listen to Walker, and needed.
not the admonitions of Stanton. Tbose
who were told from the FIRST, that their re-
fusal to vote was an acquieserce IN the
acts Of those who did. and BY the lattep.
that the law calling convention was
recognized by the Governments As amply
providing for full and fair expression
Of the viii of the people through the
delegates to be chosen Those who
had determined from the first that the
question should not be settled, but pur-
posely left open for the benefit of the
Republican organization
We all know that this Kansas question
once settled, that organization is apnihi.
lated. It is the only bond which can
hold together the discordant clemens Of
the present opposition to the Democrat
| 10 party. And here I am reminded Of
an anecdote of London surgeon which
is peculiarly appropriate.
It is related of an English lord that
In L
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30
sE W sL Il 5

R. GooDFELLow. n afeh Maker
~ J.. and Jewcler. Healer il Watches
q 8 Clocks, Jewvlry, Yankee Notions, dc.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
The highest price paid for old Gold and Sill.
yer. Shop one door east of the Empire Store,
Ashl md, Ohio.
February 4. 1857. 26tf
4KTILEIAM RALSToN, Jeweler and Sill
w yer Smith a few doors west of the Me-
Nulty House, Ashland. Ohio. Gold and Steel
Pens, and choice variety of Jewelry, kept
constantly ON hand. Highest price paid for
old Gold and Silver. Repairing done 10 or
=. on reasonable terms-satisfaction war
ranted
Fst-uary 4 1857. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30

FULTON 4 McooMBS.. Attorneys aud
E Counsellors at Law Ashland, Ohio. Of
Zee in the Bank building. over the Hardware
Store.
Feb4. Is57 s4tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30

N3ANDIES Of all kinds and of the BEST quali-
n z ~. to Be found At the Book and Drug
Bloro Sf CLARK 4 POTTER,
- eueerstcrs to + h chubb
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30
WINES AND LIQUORS,

10 invite the attention of Western trade, tn
their establishment especially sueh as are de-
sirous Of pure and reliable qualities Of these
koods.
Jnne ,. 1857. 25tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30

: III and Surveyors, Sioux City. Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates.
1The Land office will be openep on the
18th of February, 1s5s, for the location of
lands south Sioux city.
BAH selections personally made
February 4. 1857 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30

UyILLARD sLocUM, Attorney at Law.
Wv Ashland, Ohio. Office ON corner of
Church and Sandusky Sts. Particular atten-
tion paid to collections.
Feb.4, 1857. 34ff
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30
'CONVEYANCING.

Deeds, Mortgages, Bond DC, DC. carefully
drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC
will take the acknowledgements thereof.
administer oaths DC &c charges reasonable.
Once ia the county Auditor office. Ashland, !,
o. JAMES SWINEF0RD.
s. Ashlsnd. Februarr 25.Is57 1y34.
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M SC 2 Ii An E o o 5 !.

k7--=z- Y Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages and 1:40 Horses, to De had
At all hours. Passengers conveyed to any of
the nsighboEing towns on the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suii the hard times % Sta
bles IN the rear of MeN ulty House.
February 4. 1851. 34d
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THoMASJ BULL Attorney at Law. Lou
donviile, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Feb.4. 1855 34f
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y 4 n u as n !.

nR- SsWOoDIN, Dentist, Of
~. IL fee two doors east OF =. ".
In Boyd's Store. Teeth inserted from
one to full set Filling done to order, and
warranted to give salts fiction.
February 4, 1857 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30

T L.cRANE, NJ D., Surgeon ard occu-
Il list. Office in Roller q Howard Drug
Store, Main st. Ashland, Ohio.
~ r. H-Rg5 * p.AA.i4-e...---f-lZ- -lZ-s;.i...-
and Surgery, Rowsburg, Ashland couni
II. Ohio
February 4. Isl. 34tf
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nKP. Il. CLARK. Physician and Sur
IL geon. Office near the Sampsel House,
adjoining the Drug Stoie of Roller q Howard.
Special attention paid to diseases of the Chest
As well as al chronic cases.
Ashland. May 6. 1857. 4etf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-29
@f0Of Baltimore

Die N ar1lan6S taat8sAgri
cultures el el DAFT bat beldlol1en,
Die lauDlDirtbidaftlide Au8lfeauns cine Wo9e
friber, als urlpriin8lid beidlplIen mar, nemlid,
ihpn IN 10. Sft uno ben bret folsenbeu Ga=
gen abaubalten. Die Nenoerung eelAab,
neil anl 20. Oftober unO ben fclsenpen Ea9en
Die ., ct. MISUNDERSTANDING in 0lidmono
Sa. ltattfinoet.
S9usenfef- DieieS Self ~pertief auf'S
frSbli9lte. Am pOr9eltri9en Gage fanO Dor
Naem nnter ben S9iBen lelblt ba8 Songs.
f9IeBen fat. 96nts wurbe Ser 2emfubl,
9auptm mn Der bieit9en S4iBen.@ cmPa9uie.
nnter ben i6lihen @eremr1ten nurbe er in bic
neue @drpe eiu9eieet. 9nt Nadmitta9 fanpen
1tA Uiele @dlte auf benz 6eltplase Elm unD
berrI6te Daielblt elm reyes 2eben. AbenO8 II
1br bradten Die S4IBen ibren neuen 0le9en>
ten cine SerenaDe; AUDI Srn. Baudarot, benz
bieberioen S9iieeutSni9e oreier Staote, wu.be
Ptne SerenaDe 9ebradt. Jaa9ber fano i'm SOs
tel Simpn nod elne feierli1e GSniasliBun9
fat, nobel nanentlId Die Sreunre BON Qancas
tier ourd) lire Bereo oufeit s~ldn5ten.
GbenIo glidlld perlief Der seltri9e Gag. lles
Der raS Heiultat oes PreISI hieBen8 unD iiber
ben BaQ werDen mir mor9en berlGten.
6Gliaung.- Sin 9%ewilier Sluiab 8,
Bprter muroe peaen 6dlldun9 perbaftet. Nus
benz gerbSr rcr Suffice 4inlep er9ab fia Sol
9enpeS: porter, Der nit ~lelner 6rau I'M SuS.
quebaunas5 aule, nabe benz Galrerttr.s Depot,
lO9ilte, ~OlIerirte am WOntag AbenO Dem @lert
balelblt einen @bed pon $50 auf Die Bant Of
Baltimore. Der @bed mar IS. S. Stanlep"
unter0einuet. Die Ns4nun9 Yprter'S bstru9
$40, er luste aber, menn man ibm auf Den Gbef
pom $50 neune 3urif9ebe, 10 iei er 3ufrieOen.
Gein Gnerbieten, S. p~erlieren gu wOIen,
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Gu9en SdSnin 'sl
beriibmteS
ScDiueDiSCbes EitferS
aus China zNinbe.

BELT 2sbtrbefbwerben, @efbfm6t, EispepHs, drpniTde ms
inaerItde 56mprrtpiben, Decentralization 9uneeaeeIGrire
une 3un9enletben, pelAe Don Qeber- Dber Observation-Disclosures
t%srrabren, unb ale 8rantbettsa, trsl9e bnrd etasn f6wa@en
pber Serbcrbenen Wtagen %entteben, BET MGunern ttp aud BET
5rauen 4; !. y: Hsibltbe S&pG&e, Sdwtnbei, 8Iutnnsrans
sG9 benz &Opfsl sOIOsns a0sr, talte a8lBs, @9msrisa IN ben
Das f6webtide 8tttets wtrb iebt gerfppfuna 6eS MaeenE
~bsfetttaen, tnbenh CO ~benfelben adrtt, i'm in Gbdtsfeit erbdit
unb ale SGure aus %berntelben entffrnt. Sc fGrft bic g!asss
lnb eebe ns9etfer f6drft bic Slime, beutmmt bas 3tttcrn bt
@lteb.r, bas SO6brennen unb bic Sdm rsen Ss Sdnupfeus
gen, tSbtet bic Warmtr, BELT aae QDiab. uu6 Wtaasnafpitst
tn etnt8en au9enbl;de ma5.t lutte, srIei6tert btcgBaferlda-
ttBen, retnt8c baS y b~efDreert BITE Circulation befelpen,
artrt uuntertlt@ uno clue SGmer3sn, tpenn man bic bOppelt
portion bappn ntntutt
5teber, 0fabs unb eDlera. Oils ipi3es Dat es I'D bswdbrt un
eswtefsn bet BEN fraasSaf6en un6 enslif&en Truppen an tf
StdbsGr5te In betben Truppentbetlen ~e.ngef3brt irurbr, ben
SterbltGen Fer Splbdten, BITE bteien bDSartteen &rantbetter
@H Sssf s% patifia; ~ Stt Gen t S sts rat g stnss ssr tf Ssfeaar,s,,
ntttel. bas nod te ppr bas Yubltfunt. fam, unb TRACE Id b9L
S~epubtietn tn MIR, bs etn. Sober rel6er ntstn auseeset6nt
ties Sttters etnntaI gebrau6t bat, f6 cine @At@t unb 0ereniA
gen baraas MAIDEN utrb, baHelbe sum gDpble ietner IcibeHbeK
MeSenaenl&en meter 3a erapfetlen unb betannt sa MAIDEN. In
fnb. 5terfnr fann tb 5nnberte bon Sepsifen ltefern.
I'm Sstrassrster Dber g~tatabmunssn DUrsubtassn.t abe tt
tn iebe 8iafAe metnen Wamer ~etnblaftA laHen, untl rdat
ses gapter tn bas BITE Blaf6e e~tasspifet III, meme ~etscnbars
SStt9!t Wantenslnteri@rtft, pbne pelae bs Wltttel Mot Gbt
BET ieber 5laf&e 1T clue SuatarSise @ebraudsanweifane
beutf9er nab enslif&er 9yra&e. I'm Srrtbimern s%OrSvbtts
gen, babe t6 Su benerten. bae tidy auser Dem pben bef&riebtnA
@amsn Bsreits, pelSes in Spteis nab RefaarGttOnsa ssrisr
fen wirb, un, ausseSet9net s:ssm Dpspcpfa unb WlagemleiS
tn Der Yrets per 8lafbe 80 Gents psrr 6 5laf9en fir $3.50,
gu Srrtnufen Bet Benz aastutsen @erferttser
@ueen s. SdSnina,
Dtmtfdem @pStHefer unp Gbemtt
n tiner @pptbete, Nprbpf-@6e br Dterten unb SDbartsn
YbtIabeIpbt a.
Saupt> N9en en-
philadelphia, q. 6. Smith nnb Co., Np. t49. z. Stras
uub 294 unb 1896, NStb 2. Strase; Daaam, 9aftr II. e.
9R. 3 Glib 8. 81. unh @de Der g., &alppbtu.
gtsy-gorf Iltert Dung, Ipptbeter, ode Bowers usb Q
~nalfrase.
st. paul, MAnneiata, Ell Durna. Wentr.,
12> Sn Galttutcre gu BADEN i'm @.oE> uno
&lietnzSerfauf in Der Sffice be8 o@eder" TO
ne and BET Weccre 81 DieIfenbad, Gfe BON
pill nnr ;;Sanpperir W. SeeIbnh. 712 %
Baltirnrs
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efeb6ftSsNerIe0nn0

SD sei4e meinen 5~peaaben, fowte sint@ ssebrTen @ubltfum
biermit an, baB t9 ns&ne @~ffsfabrit unb 9idltus Depst pVn
Sbarp1traBe, mad go. SO 9tortb GreterltraBe
ssrtest babe. = SD babe bier we i'm altsn 9sfal tinen srssen
8Orratt BON benz Deten QDetn> unO &tber-@f1s, fswie tenn 81.
Itebten Maeenbttter. Gelbt etagena6te Ytdels, Tsn0tses
NIB anbere einsema&te Sraate Rab tets In s~pr3Ielt&er AHa-
HY,tat Az baben bet &baS. QehRert,
cunt28S 9p, 80 Greterfr+
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Confectionery, GtSzSream
l1n0 Wtacralmaiier=S GlOn
Gr1nfem nteD SeiDenDeu!
DIR. Swayne's
3uIammenseieeter Sbrup bon Wilbfiri9en
glu6crpr6entItcbe Rur.

pptnt RpfS, 6rtcbrt6 Co., @fb.
Or. 6 N NJ = Wertber 5err &S 1lS etne YHt6t ge
sn bas pubGtfuut betraGtenb. sn8lefd aber, UNI @udb sere61
lM fetn, min tb Sud NIT etuer tnt9 felbf ketyefeneen Sur fl
auBerprbentltb befannt MAIDEN, ais tentalS cine nteber 9ei6rte-
Ben wurbe. SIM leBten Sttpber bate tD cine farfe 8rufter-
tattnn9, aus wel6er f9 etaWef&Wur btloete, bas f6 aud ben
Qnpeen nnttt1e lIte, BITE tnnerlth nnb auBfrlt6 Dtel SGletn
anb Otter austparfen. @eetn Nteent tpnnte burG bte 91nsen
paftren mne aud burb bic Seffnune tn rteiner Sruf, an-
fGetu enb NIT GROCER 9etd ttefet; babel bate t0 Sag unb
Nadt etnen beItt8en 9ufen, Derlpr ben MpRettt uno wurbe
iebr ~btnfaatg, ~ bGB ntetne Nerdte 1ae 5phnung ~aufgdben
unb metne Rrantbeit anger benz Beret9 BON Wtebtjtn btelten.
Sn btefem elenpen 3utanO blteb Id cine LANCE 3ett, BITS t& 3u
ttnent @ertppe absema8ert mar, nnb fur mid aae 2Ofnun8
ptelen punperpOaen Ruren 8elefen bate, bic @ner y 3 u !.
a m m en9efeBter SYrup. bpn Wt1bttt-
@ea" bsrpOrbraats f. fStdte t4 alst9 fur fanf SOttsdIn
naetnen1 8r0Ben @rfaMnea unb sur Jrenbe rnetner Gamtlie,
Fng bic Sefnun8 TT Der 2unse an su betIen, metn 5ufeu
aaprS ab unb alst& 3ebn BptteIn sebraa@t bate, mar ib S6l'
Zig lpteoer 8eiunb
heber flaf Sabre fnt SerFOfem unb'nud btn i'd sn sefnn>
Der Ntann bis auf bteien Gag, benz. Stunt 1851. SD bin in
cen leBten 10 WtUnaten ntbt etnen lag trant eewel en- uns be.
tsnne, bas I'D quo BrUben Dant f@aIbis bin. NGtunssppl
IbpmaS DtrRn.
Der unterfhrtebene tit NIT Ebomas DtrOn eenau betannt
Ino tam beseneen eaB er ME Dben a%n9eseben, bebaftet mar,
SD betra@te fetne Understanding fat ptt etu QBWnher,
VI tt eth ~trbises Wlttslteb Der @sfeaiaaft.
SGH.eS o. Durtprrm.
afpr bee Berliner RretfeS ber Baltimore &pnftrrns
1S- QDer Tam BITE 5etlbartett Der Mus3etruua te3petfeln
naGbem er eth 3eusnts nMe bas ObtSe eelefen bat.
" 9tbt nur etne s~aperlaBtse 8uberettun9 ppn gBtlbftrf&en,
unb bic stnstes bic Don c etnem prbentli@en Arate ~auterettet
Dilbetrf6en."
8raatbetten. w.ISea er an8emefsn II, unD fir welSetbi
ltd = puaen, @rtdltungen, &usteprung, @ronattts, eng.
~eruftsrettl bIauer 5ufen, 8lutlpeten, 5eHertett, f&wa&s
tteuttpn Cnesen WttBbrau6 pom @alpntel up anberen liz ia.
9tnD 9er3Hppfen pper 5er6frdntbett, ttBelnbe Netsung pber
&attlnoun8 Der &eble, &c. Setne n%abrbaften @tSeni4aften
beret4ern unb retnt8en bnS Slut, uub u~nterbatten BITE RrGft
wU Der Apsettt feDlt. &astateer gtrferttser
Dr. g " a ne 1np Spbn
t. Nprtb SeSentb Street, aber benz Wart
Mhf10hPfAhf0
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8tr 4rteben Sbi8e8 ouf bt e
I8ttte unD Serantmortun9 b e6
Orn. 6rtB Wei8brpb nteper.
Am S9refen 8 etDrben. - Nls
porseltern &benD Der 16idbri9e SumeS Sban=
neiiep ami Sauie DeS Tarbi9en 6ajel Tbomas
tn II abOr9ltraBe pOrbeisins, wuroe er ron benz
9unoe o~elelben ansesrtfen; Der Sunp ltirtte
li4 auf ibu, cbne Jpn leooa gu beiBen, uuo ein9
pann meg. Der Sun9e aber ltiir5te gu 8oOen,
rattle lid tpieDer auf uno ltlr5te BON 9teuem.
Die 8criberSebenben fanoen, oaB ct tcot mar.
GS %entltano Elm GROCER Nuflauf ; 5wet Pcli5ilten
6e9aben lid in Da8 Sau8 DeS Tarbi9en unD erz
lhplIen Den 9unb. Der 8emcbner oeS 9aas
les nurbe perbaftet. Die 2eiGe bradte maj
na4 Der elterli9en Wcbnun9, Nc. 233 Seits
6apetteltI. Da man an benz Snn9en %fetnerlet
Serlebun9 fano, 70 slaubt man, paB ibm por
S9reden cine 4rterle oes 9er5ens iprar9.
2ei9e DIE 2eide be8 IL
idbrisen Gs6ert Yierce, Der ain WcntaS Jfa9a
uitta8 ertranf, tpuroe i'm Saiin, na9e benz 6uBe
Der @umoenfraBe auf9efunpen. Nm WOnta9
NaAmittas b~esleitete Der geritcrbeue ietnen
0ruoer, Der Elm Wietbfutl6er lit an ben
Wbarf oes Ddmpfer8 @ricIon, nit benz lebte<
rer naG 8bilacelpbia fubr. Seitbel murpe
nidts BON benz &naben 9ebOrt, bis man feline
2ei9e fanb. Dtele wuroe na6 Ger. 10 llbler's
Alep 6eoeral DiQ sebradt, no bic Wfntter oeS
8erltrtbenen cine 3ienalla beta9te Wittwe,;
mobnt.
BDier Sunb. = 8cr9eltern iuuroe Der
lOldbrl9e S, Weiiinser pcn Dem Suroe neS
Omen geOuaro, @apltraBr. nabe G9ewtr. in
ben Arm 9%ebiien. officer Durfee erldOB ben
9uno.
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Xbee MnD Nnffee.
Der Qud mirfIih ami !

Der aud wt,rtltd out t.
g9enn ibr fble&ttt 8afee unb Ebse Serbrau&t, f. TT es
cure etsene Shulb. = Sbr f6nnt gang % r 81 lid suites
nnb tlltaen 3bee uno Safee baben In benz 6 to c b en-
G9tnefen, @fe spn 8alttmgre- uns 8rebertdtr.
aawr Der @btnefe Don 1aOnta8 Worsen bts Samfas gta6t
tebt unp aub etnlaset BON leinem btltsen uub beltfaten Ibee
rnb Rafee au faufen. Mat6it
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-29

g S&..eeIause ..uhtr tterratt metnen Suabea lsivte Osngsput.
rnadern TN Ml9sn,etnen, bic ereebene An3etse 3u made, bab
Id wssen @ansel an @aum metn Gei&aft aus So. 7 Sar.
rtisnfr. mad SO. 81 9anDperfr. (gaaOSer MartD SerleBt
Sbse. eeber gu ben D~taisaen preiien an Samb balte ndmli6 i
@idenlob@S rblensQeper SemlofsS oblenz2es
Der, ielblfsemadte8 SdubsS flirting unS ale
Sorten SberleDer, bielise |opie fran3SiiI@e
Salb=2eoer, 8ufz2eOer, Sips2eper, Pferpes
9eoer, Warocco, 6utters2eber &c. &C.
&u6 babe i'd einen beeeutenDsn gOrratb Spn aewaltten
Steftl-S 9dften, fOwte betO9ene StiefeteSaafte Spm befsa
fran3SNf6en Ralb.9eeer, S@nb- unb Wann'ss @atter.llps
(Btnbtnss), fDuie aussef6nittene 6Oblen Fnb gu ben nie-
brighten pretfen ;u baben Bet 4amtS St r . dttuS
Sf1n2O-& = NG. & 6AnpNfrfrdse an W2nrIt.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-11-24
CRAHA ANTON AHEAD :.

" N0Ic IS IRE Time for B1rgaFnSir
NoW IS the Time for BARGAINS ~
The undersigned has just received from the East
and opened at his store in Grahamton CIearfield
county, an extensive and we'll selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
embracing every variety of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, etc. etc.
These goods have been selected with especial
view to supply the wants of this community. and
will be sold the most reasonable terms. They
will POSITIVELY be sold as cheap the cheap
est in the country. for CASH.
Particular attention has been paid to the selec-
ton of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among which
Plain and Fancy Silks. Plain Bareges, Challes.
Barcge Delaine, Robes, Embroidered collars and
sleeves. Kid Gloves; Shawls great variety; Man
tilas; Trimmings; Silk and Linen Fringes; Bon
nets of the latest styles; Bonnet Ribbons and trim
mings. dc. Also, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves. Mits,
Bisop and India MulIs, Jackonets, Domestic and
French Ginghams, Lawns Calicoes. Barred and
Check Muslin, Diapers, Crash, Napkins, Ladies'
Caters childrens shoes DC, and there is doubt
that all can be well suited
ALSO French cloths and cassimcres, America n
cloths and cassimeres Marseilles vestings, Boots.
Shoes, Hats Caps, and general assortment Of
mems and boys Summer wear
He has also stock of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, which he will sell low
The undersigned is determined to sell his goods
at the lowest prices for CASH. This is not mere
pretence and vain boast-he zrsH do it
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
Grahamton, May 20 1858.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-11-24

The LAND OF CosTRARIEs.-In Australia tn e
north is the hot wind, and the south the cool
the westerly the most unhealthy, and the east
the most salubrious; il is summer with the
colonists when it is winter at home, and the
barometer is considered to rise before bad
weather, and TO fall before good; the swans
are black, and the eagles are white the mole
lays eggs, and has a ducks bill; the kangaroo
can animal between the deer and the sauirreD
has five claws on his fore paws, three talons on
his hind legs, yet hops on his tail. There is
bird (melliphaga) which has a broom in its
mouth instead of tongue /; a fish, one halt be-
longing to the genus raia, and the other that
of squalus. The cod is found in the rivers,
and the perch in the sea the valleys are cold
and the mountain tops warm the nettle is a
lofty tree, and the poplar dwarfish shrub;
the pears are of wood, with the stalks at the
broad end the cherry grows with the stone
outside the fields are fenced with mahogany;
the humblest house is fitted up with cedar, and
the myrtle plants are burnt for fuel; the trees
without fruit, the flowers without scent,
and birds without song. Such is the land Of
Australia.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-11-24

FISHING FOR BURGLAR.-A few nights ago
lawyers office in Chicago was entered by
burglar, who carried of several valuable arti-
cles of clothing, but who in the hurry of exit
dropped pair of boots in the yard. The po-
lice detective, who was detailed to catch the
burglar, tied fish line to one of the boots, the
other end passing through hole into the of
fee. He then cut a hole through the blind
and commenced fishing with his boot bate.
After long time had passed without so much
as nibble, he was rewarded by a vigorous
bite, and springing out of the door, collared a
fellow trying to carry off the boots. He ad
mitted his guilt, and was committed, in default
of bail, to take his trial.