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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
ED BOOT AND SHOE

Il
" MANUFACT0RG.-AW0 WORD To ALI.-The
subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens of Clearfeld and vicinity, that he has
LOCATED hfmself on 1L4IN STREET op-
postee The Jati, and is now prepared to wait upon
and render general satisfaction to all who may ia
vor him with their patronage. lie feels confident
in saying that never before has there been offered
to the public of this section. such inducements as
he offers. All articles purchased at this establish
ment will be warranted, and if proven not to be
represented, will be made good without extra
charge. His work cannot be surpassed. as he is
their manufacture. The world and the rest of
mankind are requested to call and satisfy them
selves of the fact that his articles are of the best
and most durable materials.
GEORGE SHULTZ.
CIearficId Mlrch L.. 1873
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

We direct attention to the card of the CONNER
cIkL HorEL, No 20. South Sixth Street PhiIadel-
phia, which will be found in our advertising col
umns. The house is conveniently located, and We
have doubt that guests will receive satisfactory
attention.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

To MAKE ToxaroE CATsUP Take one half
busbel of ripe tomatoes. two quarts of onions,
half dozon common size red peppers IF not quite
ripe rnatter)- Cut your onions and peppers fine
and place them good FIRE to stew, in pint
Of water. Wash your tomatoes, cutting up the
large ones, and put them all in another kettle with
one gallon of water over slow fire, and boil till
soft. stirring often to keep from burning to the
kettle When soft remove from the fire and strain
them through wire seiye rubbing them with the
bottom of tin cup or dipper until all but tho
seeds and skins pressed through. These you
will place in cloth straincr and express the juice
eut and add it to that which you have pressed
through the seiYe. Add the onions and peppers,
snd again place the whole over n slow fire, boil
down one half, add salt to please the taste, and
let it boil a few minutes, and remove from the
fro. Then add, two quarts of good vinegar, and
bottle while warm cork tight and lay the bottles
on the side in n cool place This catsup improves
With age. and will keep any length of time with
out souring.
We indebted. to Gen. 4. u. Hills for the
above recipe.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

LARGE ToNxroE--Gcn. a. NJ. Hills of our town
presented us few days since with the largest to-
Inatoe VIC have ever seen. 1t weighed three and
a half pounds. We think it would be hard to
beat
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

Philip Montgomery. was lodged in Jail, yes
terdav evening, 2lst inst, on charge of
shooting several hogs in Knox township near
Ansonville.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

GOAL! COAL!!-The subscriber respectful
~ ly informs the citizens of the borough of Clear
field and vicinity that he has taken lease of
Judge Moore's Coal Bank. adjoining the town,
where he will keep constantly on hand full sup
ply of the article, either lump mixed. to suit
purchasers. Persons in town be supplied with
it at their homes ut six cents per bushcl at the
bank lower than ever A share of public patron
age is solicited. PATRICK MULVANEY.
Clearfcld. Sept. |, 1888
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

a Coon CHASCE.-We call attention to the ad-
Nertisement in another column, offering the prop
erty of Geo. ]. kylcr forre This is one of the
best farms and tavern stands in the county, lying
it does at the junction of four or. FIVE public
poais. all of which arc extensively travelled. The
buildings are good. and there is large orchard
of choice fruit. This is excellent opportunity
fer any one desiring to SO into profitable bust
ness 1t is necessary to apply coon, contract
must be closed with some person capable of taking
charge of the property. in very short time.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

Simon Fulton, of Burnside township, was
last evening lodged in Jail for breach of the
peace against part of his own family and John
Patchin.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

GRON C1I1 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
IL PITrsBrRGu, PA. CHaRTKhED 1855.
200 Students attclldin- January, ls5s.-Nox the
largest and most thorough Commercial School of
the United States Young men prepared for ac-
tual duties of the Counting Room.
j. T. SMITH, 4 NJ. Professor of Book keeping
and Science Of Accounts
l. DourHErT. Teacher of Arithmetic and
Commercial calculation
D. A HEYDRICK and T. C. JENKINS. Teachers of
Book keeping.
CowLEr and W 4. MILLER. Professors of
Pehmanship.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BooK-KEEP
ING, as used in every department of business
COMMERCIAL ARIrHu ETIC-RAPIDH UsfNEss WRITING
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-aERCAS COR
REsPoSpENCE-coMaER ERcIALLAw-aret taught and all
other subjects necessary for the success and thor
ough education of practical business man.
II 2PREMICMS.-Drawn all the premiums In
Pittsburgh for the past three years also in East
and Western Cities, for best Writing, NOT
ENGRAVED WORK.
IMPORTANT F0RMATI0N.-Stu;lcnt nts enter
at any time-Sp vacation-Time unlmitei-Re-
view at Observation-Disclosures assisted in obtaining
situations-Tuition for Full Commercial Course
S35.00-Average time s TO l2 weeks-Board. 50 80
per week-Stationary, S6.00-Entre cost. S6a. 90 TO
S40on - Ministers soEs received at half price
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Business and
ornamental Nriting-inclose two stamps and ad-
dress L. W. JENKINS.
cePteIn Der j, 1898 Pittsburgh. Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

A LARGE LOT OF NAILS, Glass. Paints. Oils,
n &c, for sale cheap by JOHN PATTON.
Carwensvilie, May IL, 1853.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
ITO. FOR CURwENsvILLE..

ITO! FOR CURWEN SvILLE..
IL JOSHUA +. BAKER informs his old ems
toners and the public generally. that he has Ia
ken entire control of the CiBINEI MIXING:
SHOP formerly occupied by Baker & Rex whero
he is prepared to furnish BnreaRs, T,asles. B,d
steals. DC, at all times. ALSO COFFINS made
10 order and buriais attended with HearSc -
Country produce OF all kinds taken in exchange
for work shop on Walnut street onpos;;c Ca,es.
Blacksmith.shop, Curwensville Augl-'5S-3t
A BLACKSMITH desirous of doing n good
business can secure shop with a large
custom, by applying Immediately to
WILLIAM IRWIN.
September /. 1855. Curwansvil,c
AIDES MANTILiAS, Shawls, Boanefs Skei-
- eon Skirts and Ladies' dress goods Of all
kinds for sale low by JOHN PATToN
eurwcnsvile May l2- 1883.
ESLOtR.-Jast received 80 bsrrcis Extra Fam
lily Flour, which viii be sold low for cash hy
December ,, RICHARD M0SSOP
rARPETS, Oil Cloths, Window Shades &c. ear
~ be procured at the store of
Moyie JOHN PATTON 5curwenrvilIe
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CLEARFIELD, PA, SEPT. %, 1858.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

TENOBACC0 AND CTGARS.-An assortment inst
Il opened and for sale at the store of
November %. WM. 2. IRWIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
The RAFTsMANss JOURNAL,

"A SSEMBLE.-I offer myself to the Voters of
- this District composed of Jefferson Elk
Nj kean and Clearfeld Cbtnties. as candidate for
the Legislature and promise. if elected to faith
fuliy represent my constituents.
MICHAEL 4. FRANK.
Clearfeld- September S. IS5S-te.
SsHERIFF.-To tie Iadepenelent Voters Of
~ Cfearfekd Connty FELLOW CITIZENS Hav-
ing always thought that candidate for Sheriff
ought to run Independent of all party nomina-
tions, therefore, offer myself n candidate with
promise. if elected, to discharge the duties with
fidelity. JAMES IRWIN, Sr
Lawrence tp., September 4 1s5s-te.
LO Il Gus NEWS-NATI0NAL EN-
W CHANGE The subscriber having taken
the above well known stand. in Curwcnsvilie. Pa
Is ready to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage. His table will always be
supplied with the best the market afford. and
his Bar with the choicest liquors. His stable viii
be under the care of attentive hostIers.
DAVID SMITH.
Ci,ryrensviI1e april 1919
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

LNLoUR, 0ats. Rye. &c, for sale at the cheap
IL store of JOHN PATTON. Carwensp,fIe
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
NEW STORE ROOM NEW GOODS ;.

y. +. They viii also receive every variety OF
articles commission. ut low rates. NJ &c
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attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
Ing va. FRI DA s MO

A particular characte ;istic Of the elo0uence
| OF John Bright, like that of Stephen A. Douglas
ls'lts spontaneity. On the other hand. Burke
never spoke without the most elaborate nrenn.
Tauon. Consequently, he was not a debater.-
de delivered, not actual Lipin0 speeches bnI
philosophcalid which one half oF bis
auditors could not quite understand, while the
remainder smiled OF grieyed over their inappli-
caolilty 10 the suhject under discussion In
these set orutions, and he spoke none other. he
lsometlmes went so far beyond the sublime thot
ne fell into the ridiculous. One of his hioera.
pliers says "rhe numerous technical terms do,
rived from variety of occupations, with which
nc enriched and invigorated his diction. often
tended to disguise his meaning; and the iuxuri-
anee of his fancy frequently BETRAYED him into
ludlcrous confusion of metaphor. He carried
few OF the virtues of his social department into
me House OF Commons; where, on many occa.
slons, he was coarse, incorporate, and reckless
OF lntilcting pain on those, whoiwere opposed to
MN IN political opinions. His copiousness FIRE.
quently bnrdered on proIixity; his praise. on
tulsome fattery; his indignation, on virulence.
imaginative flights, on nonsensical rhapsody:
ana a MS splendid diotiop, ON gross 6ambasf
Very different, indeed, IS chs eio6ueRsss Of
Bright and Douglas
the lines: : - = !" . n"u
ahogsh equal 70 all things for al things unit.
nsS pssffS. iS5 oS TOO proud
And too fond Of the right to pursue the expedisntn
This is very applicable to John Bright except
that he IS not too cool" for patriot, being re-
markably energetic. But 80 fond Of the riF6t
to pursue the expedient, . he is what is called
an, Fnaprdctica6le man. Had he to fight for
Catholic Emancipation, he would never have
been content, as oConnell forced himself to be,
with lnstalments, !, taking ten shilIings to the
pound, as he used to callt He would re(rse
less than all be was entitled to. and this makes
him untitled for the conduct of Parliamentary
Reform Bill through the Commons, in the en-.
suing session, though the Liberal party, setting
aside Mr.. Roebuck and others. have thrust that
responsibility upon him. In'tliis respect, there.
lore, he greatly resembles Burke, and as greatly
Douglas.
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O'OAAi aASrLEs.
SHAWLS,

IrL,., Etc, ETC.,
TiceS. ~ -NS4'oA
Just received Express from York. large assort
ment Of superior RAGLASS made after the latest Paris
and manufactured expressly for New York city trade
with great variety Of other OoMks all styles
Ah1 PatteTnI which will sell below manufacturers prices
4, 1 ETest variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA
hANTLE SHAWLS at great Bargains -
large assortment Of PURS such as Sable Mink Stone
Martn Ech etc. which can sell cheaper than any other
mouse in the city, have them not on commission t
bought them for Cash will sell qua ity Pitch PuFs
Ausn Es sold last year for $40 now for $125f sett
SeEeTal cases Of fine and Tuperfne BLANKETS which
sell at manufacturer'S prices. s
AsS received about 50 pieces OF Lupn's FRENCH ME-.
price. W "it As'i a' most any
The above Goods will be ready for inspection on sATJR
DAl tue 9th OF November, and would respectfnIIv in
IN want OF OF them to give an early call
SuIs1 All viii be satisfied with my goods and prices
uUho ALEX, HEYAIAN- NEoJp
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WH!EEI
THE INTELLIGENCER
TELEGRAPH

Adoiees from California 1y ovsr1aad 1q;,--
smother bttti6nster Expedition from Neo
Orleans Congressional, DC.
In addition to the regular dispatches under
our telegraphic head on the third page, we have
the following interesting advices:
ST.LoyIs, Dec, 23.-Thc California paners h,
the overland mail furnish few additionoIits,n
at Pitt River the Indians nlassacred severoi.
whites se' cru
The mines in Southern Oregon are yielding
largely, rs and new discoveries are being made.
/, Ildings of the overdue steamer Colnmhi,
have been received She was compelled to- nnt
into Umphqua Straits on account of the stress
of weather. s'S
Gen. Harney revoked the order forbiddinp
settlers locating in the Walla Walla country.
The treaty between the United States and
me me Nesperes Indians to establish peace. pro.
Vldes Tor reciprocal assistance in the eYent1of
war with other parties, and agrees that future
misunderstanding be settled by the respective
chiefs in friendly council
Direct trade had opened between Puget's
Sound and China.
The passengers report severe shock of an
earthquake between San Francisco md San Tose
The roads are in bad order in conseouence of
heavy rains. There is more or less snow from
apache Canon to the Missouri line severe
snow storm was encountered on the Colorado
River.
The names of the men murdered at Drapoon
StatiOn some time since, are w. II. Cunning
ham, James Burr and VIM. Lang The suryi.
yor, Mr.. st. John, of New York, has recovered.
Diligent search is beingmade for the murderers.
A company of troops en- route for Tucson to
Fort Buchanan, suffered severely from cold.
The Apache Indians threatened to attack
Tucson, and were only deferred by the presence
of Americans.
A band under Magnis Colorado had gone to
Sonora on thieving expedition.
Accounts from the Gid River mines are very
favorable.
Nrw oeLE4Ss, Dec 2s.-The Quaker City is
below with one hundred and twenty-three pas.
sengers. She left San Francisco on the 9th inst.
The steamer Herman arrived on the 2Tth.
The bark Columbus, from New London. was
totally wrecked in Shasta Bay on the 10th of
August
The Golden Gate was delayed till the 9Th.
She had a million and half of trersure for
New York. The Sly Sheaf from England, via
Panama, had arrived. The Stanabual and Sen
cry from Londoni and the Abby Brown from
Liverpool. No Atlantic arrivals reported
Business quiet. Light rains. Overland mail
Of 1lth arrived on the 9Th. Money easy
Crushed Sugar 10. Butter scarce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

Tuk husband of Cora Hatch, the trance me.
dium, has offered to send to the New York Her
aid a series of papers exposing the "delusive
theories of spiritualism, its pFosdtutiOns aad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

WAsnlNeTov, Dec. 2s.-The government tEis
morning received a telegraphic dispatch from
New Orleans giving few particulars relative
to another administering expedition from that
port against Nicaragua. The Federal officers
will be forthwith instructed to redouble their
vigilance to suppress it
The object of Senator Browns resolution in
the Senate yesterday was to confer on Commo.
dore Stuart the brevet rank of Admiral in the
Navy. He said that all would agree that Com.
Stewart had been harshly d'by the action
of the retiring board. There seems to be no
doubt thht the resolution will pass.
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INKS! INKS!

DUTLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
IL. Copying EXCELSIOR FLGXD INKS, Manufactured
b. James J. Butler, Agent No. SO Vine ST. squares
South Of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To rus WRTINO CnNNUSTTT GENERAL, ASD BooE.KKEP-
ESS PARICuLARLr.-A CARD.-tIentlemen: Ever bottle
Of ATnolds English Fluid that you sew
enty per cent more than J. J. Buffers Excelsior Record
andiS no better II good EXPLANATION so-caed
Quart Bottle OF Arno ds holds twenty per Ink
and Is ret lied fifty per cent higher than Ine which Is
worth saving particularly when the quality is warranted
equal All our leading StAtionera will supply you
hANUFAcLGRES and be wiser II not better cItIzensi
TrT2Ss II thus act the time not far distant when
te American Flag shall not bottle of Arnods
Engs Nuid In our beloved Cnlon-snd your purse
rs well. JAMES BUTLER, Agent.
pCE sale By Payne Go. and J. c. Orr, Wheeling.
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OMAa. RIOREAM.

w AoLEsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer Of saddIes
briaeS Harness and Trunks, and dealer In alI atl.
kept BY SRddieTs, beG9 leave TO inform iho
seY has az No 16S atE ST. Market
any OF the above articles Asheintends to no 70 y
ana Sell affair prices, he hopes obtain a beTs Ssr
Rupio Particular attention paid to ordered
Eork, and repairing done with Dispatch y Senis
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TRUSTEES Sale.

- Eliza his wife, bearing date the 2Oth December 1853
Aad duly recorded in ths Clerks office for Ohio county,
puc auction the front dor Of the Court House
Ohio county, MOaday, th- 3rd day Of January 1850
the following property, situated in the city of wheeling
thatiS to say:
FFrss "That lot or parcel Of land which was conveyed
Allen .HlloEe by deed from Daniel List WIFE,
which Is recorded In the Clerks office Of Ohio county court
deed book 8S page 2i5 being lot number three mo 81
in twenty-five, i92 in the Belle Air additIOn.
Secondly "The eastern part Of that lot parcel
which conveyed to SAID Allen 8. HaloWe by deed
from William W, Slrver and wife, dated the 18th day Of
March lS9 and recorded in said Office, In deed book So
being lot number three in said ShrVeFS addition
and fronting the south side Of Centre street.-The part
hereby granted being oneourh part Of the otying next
the eastern boundary thereof extending
tire B,reettO the alley At the rear OF the lot.''
THE TRRXs or SALE--CASH
Possession the whole properly will be delivered on the
LIST Of April, 1859.
The title Is believed ndispuabe selling trus
shall convey only the title by deed
Of trust. HENRY r. NORRIS,
dec2-id l.- Trustee, 4
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NUMBER l04
SADDLES, HARNESS. rRuNKs
Wholesale : RErAIf.. M

Wt1OLESALEC W CG FtEIAIL.
D. BsHEPPARD, Nc. ISI Main St, corner o Unop viil
= continue 10 keep hand large and comDlefr
o. az ~ line, consstinE Ladi' and
Genuemsns saddlyS, Fine and CoArSe HSrktss TT1FlS
F9lees Carpet Bag, satekes, Collars HamSs wins A.
would respectfully call attention my stock and trpSt
OF the public patronage. - - ~ : s'4 W 4
AN klnds Of repairing promptly done,- and In pr aer
"lannS5. Sd J. B. SHEPPARD,
= 8SpEy .. 3. nTgJn nt
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
90 EsS Es II O,J.ANt Il 8 II ANNE r.
ls undersigned would inform the eitizens Of Wheeling
mat having purchased the Drug and Pre-.
owned by DR.. James TaIier he
70 carry on the Drug business IN nj itS
~ % e most ctfuly soics continuance Of
sne which has heretofore been oiibeFlI
~ l toWarIs this Old and Ee known estabIisbasnf
II VIII oe nus aim TO keep every thing Of the puFes Kind
I tne lowest price, usually be found n Well fnr
nlS1ed Drug establishment. = = NS'At lHEH
Exemptions carefully compounded from the .. "a
'S'4ss' CHARLES W. GRAHAM
r,v1o No. go cor. Maln and Webster Sts
Centre Nha.lIr
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SONGhESSlONAI.
HousE.-Mr. Comins of Mass, introduced
bill, regulating the duties on imports and for
other purposes. The bill was referred to the
Committe on Ways and Means.
Mr.. John Cochrane, of N. Y, submitted a
joint resolution, rendering the thanks of Con.
gress to Capt. Saml. G. Reed, for having design
ed the present flag of the Uuited States. Re.
ferred to the Committee on Naval Affairs
On motion of 1ir. Geo. Taylor, of n. Y, n
special committee Of five was ordered to be
appointed, to investigate the account OF the late
superintendent of Public Printing, with power
to send for persons and papers and to report at
any time.
Messrs. Ritchie and Morris, of Pa, severally
made unsuccessful efforts to introduce PROPOSE
uons looking to the alteration of the present
tariff, with view to the establishment of pro-
lection of specific dcties
Mr.. Grow, of Pa, asked, but failed to obtain
leave, to introduce bill, fixing the annual
meeting of Congress on the second Monday in
November.
Mr.. Phillips, of Pa, introduced joint reso.
luton, authorizing the President to confer the
title of Captain in Chief. for eminent naval SER
vices, Referred to the Committee on Naval AZ
fairs.
On motion of Mr.. Bocock, of Va, resolu.
lion was adopted, calling on the President to
INFORM the House whether any measures have
been taken 10 procure reduction of duties by
torelSn governments on American tobacco.
Mr.. Covode, of Pa, asked leave to introduce a
resolution for the appointmentsof committee
of five members, to inquire into the facts ofthe
charge made by the President of the United
States, contained in letter to the President of
the Centenary Committee of Pittsburgh, that
money had been thrown into Pennsylvania, to
influence the State Congressional election, in op-
position to his wishes; aud to report the names
of the persons implicated.
The Introduction of the resolution was objec-
ted to, smid much laughter.
W- Cure for Cold.-AlmOst everybody
We meet is complaining of being afflicted With
a severecold The following prescription taken
from old black.letter book, a. D. 1880, may be
of service TO some sufferers Try it
Putte your fette In hotteW water,
Ashlgh 1s your thighes;
Wrap your heade up in aannelle,
ASloW a your eyees:
Take quart Of run'd gruelle,
When In bedde. q dose;
With number four dippe
Well taIoWe your nose.
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NOTICE.

VIE hrm Of Sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved
y muGnal consent. The bushes OF the arm viii b
settled by Sheppard those Indebted TO th Arm are
requested to call AZ d make payment and those
settlement 4 n 'Siirpn,,,,, y, JNSASE IiISsA
Sept. 10th, 1883. ClAs MSPHIS'
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j. BOON M'LURE,

TORN Ely a. i. Wv
or,r,,,, ,- Wheeling, Vn.
okE45GE 465GEN N0R HE4ST cORNEp OF, .IoSP0E A iyD
-SSft ~ SAS., OPPOSITE TIE 60 URTROL.SE
pTaetceIn the Courts Of this aud the
re sohesIiOE elaas Sa,si IS = y ~ Ss q. W
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1mportant to Females.

DIsEAsES ~ S,H ~ W W 7 : Gu Aa49S.
for female derangeuaents from Ell to As
seHEanteed Ia all cases. Coasuation and letters
i'm SInuuenaaI Patients from distance provided
SsnS ~ and exclusive attendance Medielnes
rTr LSdss' private circular per letter free,
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!. WHEETN

ME- are lust receiving Spring styles Of Hats Cans
ana straE Goods, which complete, viii suInSE1
other stock Of the kind ever offered IN this city Our
Stock CONSISTS Of some Of the
OF Aoeskin SIX, Soft Beaver, Calser MetFogoli
oSsFon, Marios KoSSuth, Planters TIr-
and French Styles, which We oer At preeS 10
suit tne PEeen Of the money market The nub.
'ays'' [sPisl Hiss s o1MPaELT
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An those knowing themselves indebted to the aru win
please call and settle their accounts for the resert
Ieel0-y REED KRAFT No 81 SIsIr 81