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n AMBROTIPES.
ONE of the most satisfactory and universal luxu
ries that INDUCED In IN these progressive day q
the AMBROTYPES taken by ROBERT
SANDS. The wonderful accuracy with which thos
pictures calbe taken, has been often alverted to-
well as the demand for them. They are found in tn
PsrIors Of rich and poor. whsre you viii and yol
ma . Pa. avenue, bet. Sth and 9Th streets.
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N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or solnE to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they will stop, by giving up their cpecks to INV
agents on the cars will have their basgage tak en-
of at this office, at Baltimore Oice, No. ii
SHARP street and ira oharRe. 10
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HRESS TRIMMINGS AT GREATLY RE
II DUCED PRICES.
would most res pectfu Y call the especial atten-
tI"n OF the ades TO very large stock of Black
and COored DRESS TRIMMING a FRINGES
of every variety. which will! be closed out much
under their usual prices, In order TO make for
fail stock. R.C. STEVENS
New Store Ss6 Pa. ave-. bet. 9th and 10th sts
je l8- -2t& eolw (States)
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IMPORTANT To toNTRACToRs AND
BUILDERS.
JENKINS f LAMBDIN
Manufacture Sash, Doors. and b Blinds Crown Arc
itrave, Pannel, and other Moudngs, PLAN and
Fancy Brack is. and all other work In connection
with House building, cheaper than any other estab
lishment south of Boston.
Terms cash. JENKINS & LAMBDIN.
ma 25-3m Alexandria.
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BROOKLYN ORrBofAKpIc rNsrIrurIoN.
April, lsS4.

In the experience of even two years, have found
great difficulty in obtaining Spectacles that were
actly adapted to the weakness of my sight. This
convenience Mr.. Tobias seems TO have removed fOr
the present by the substitution for of better apd
more suitable Glasses. They are clear, chrysta Like
and comfortable TO my eyes. would commend him
TO those who from age other inhrmty resulre ar
tifcial aid in this way. j. j. SlMklNS, NJ. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-24

Having been for years under the necessity of hav-
two sets of gssses-one for In dsy and
for lamp -hght-I procured one set from Mr.. Tobias
which answered both purposes. i have used his for
several months, and find them excellent.
EDWARD STUBBS,
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LNOX CRACkERS.-We are the agents Of Jos
4 Fox Of Lansing hurgh, n. Y, for selling their
celebrated CRACkEkS. They are made entirely
by machinery of the choicest Genesee Flour, and
are more extensively used than any Cracker of the
kind in the United States. We can furnish them al
the same rate as they sold in New FORK city.
KING d BURCHELL,
ma % corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40!

4 FEW MORE OF THOSE DESIRABLE
n FARMS and Building Lots, in the Gold Re-
gion and other portions Of Virginia, and 70 be
divided amongst the Subscribers for the benefit Of
the new town Of RAPPAHANNOCK. Subscriptions
ONLY TEN DOLLARS EACH; one half down. the rest
on the delivery Of the DEED. Every subscriber
will get n Building Lot or Farm, ranging in
value from $40 to $4,000. These Farms and
Lots are sold so cheap to induce settlement, n
sufficient number being reserved, the increase in
the value of which will compensate for the appn.
rent low price now asked. One acre lots in town
will be GIyEN to industrious mechanics who will
build upon them.
A company Of settlers called "THE RhrPAHAs-
soCK PIoNEER ASSOCIATION, is now bulding,and
will commence Their settlement in the spring.
Ample security will be given for the faithful per
lornance Of contracts and promises.
Eds' MORE AGENTS ARG WANTED TO obtain
subscribers, to whom ths most liberal induce
ments will be given. Some Agents write that
they are making $500 per month For fall par
ticulRis, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c, apply to
... L. BAUDER,
Port Royal Caroline Co., Va.
nov rs, 1888.
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WATCH & tEwELRY
59E-pd1ltR1nl.

iIUN undersigned fesrratmIl, Inform. ti.
4 customers aui tho rubI. raueIalIy itat d..
loa ju.l returned rum iho rast nnd orspsi nj
hf establishment Boo NHlU row Ditarfcld.
Pa % Inc stock OF WATCHES ufdiaarout anal
iht nnd JEWELBl ofcyuy tausty, from ~ rIl
'eu lH 70 single piece, Wuiph hc uIll soII nd tho
most reasonable prices Ton CASH
Alb kIud7 OF CLOCKS, Wairhcs and Jewrlry
carefully repaired and Warranted
a continuance OF patronage be solicited.
Now lOth, 1888. n. D. NAUGLE,
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TERaIBLE Massacre IL MFxICo Tho
townsville Fog OF the 9th ult., luis the
following in la,cronce 20 the ieI uucd
massacre Of ioGr Hundred OF Viduuri's
men. taken prisoners by General Mira
mon, II the late engagement before san
Louis.
In the engagement between the Reac-
Zionist forces and those of Nidauri, four
hundred al the latter's men were captur-
ed hy the former who after seeing them
disarmed, and taking from thor most val
liable equipments. ordered his second in
command to take them from his sight and
do with them as he thought fit. This in
human wretch who we'll knew what
would ensue from such q course, placed
them in the hands OF his soldery who were
just then in beastly state of intoXica.
ton.
Y ey fell on the captives who were en-
tirely defenceless and horrible massacre
followed. At the end ofthe terrible scene
the liteless bodies of four hu,lyed human
beings were found stretched upon the
glound. mangled and weltering in their
blood, patent sacrifice to the holy cause
Of liberty
The jackson Miss. Eagle Of the 2Sth
ult, learns that Col s. A. Lockridge will
,ail by the next steamer General Rush,
for Mexico, to tender the liberty party,
which was recently defeated under Gen.
Vidauri near San Louis Potosi, substantial
aid in guns, munitions of war, &c.
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CAUTION.

: LII persons are hereby cautioned ccainst
y medllins with IN following described pro-
porty, now in the possession Of ". j. CaldNeIl
MS the said property is subject to my order only,
viz:
Three hogs, sovon shoat, one spring calf Al
lot of hay lot Of oats. lot Of corn in the car.
thirty bushels Of buckwhenl. the one third Of
nine acres Of wheat in the ground, one cook
stove, bureOu, table, stand. three beds and bod
ding, one set Of chairs, enc largo aud ono small
rocking chair--anl the bnlance Of the house
bold furniture.
JOHN WELSH
oct. q, 1SjS.--3t
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'lNuNNlTu Nov. IA sporIoi do.
r1irh received N ihp T1..Ve of tbis ,,i,
,ors thnt ihn lnyihelbh and Dhp,illo Rail.
io1d hns been .old 900 public auction lot
HI-',OUV to- Mwsrs. Nc Campbell. Bowie,
" Co. The rolling stool. md fixtures were
.oid to- the same p1rl.n. 1r about slOOOl
lhcto wcre several bidders at the sale
NoUrotK, Nov. l0.-Thc schooner Mic.
honottc, from Charleston bound to BALD
more, with cargo Of rice, moa.,cs and
wheat mas putin here leaking badly. In
% gaze she lost a large part Of her cargo.
MONTH"; Nov. lS.-Thc Walker omi.
gronts for Nicaragua are to sail on Satur.
day.
INprNNroms, Nov. GOA special session
oi the state Legislature conyendthis morn.
ing,
The House was organized by tho elect.
ION Of j. W. Gordon (Rep.) as speaker. A.
), Ryan, "a. b. Principal Clerk, George
II. Chapman, (Rep) Assistant Clerk, and
Robert jennings, (Rcp.) Doorkeepor.
the Senate elected j. II. Vawter IA, L.
as Principal Clerk, and James Tyner, (Rep
Assistant Clerk.
After the election o! officers, both Hous-
es Immediately adjourned.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-Thc Overland Mail
from California arrived this evening with
its accustomed regularity, bringing San
Franssoo dates to the 2jth inst.
Inc RAINY seacon commenced on the
night OF the Dist, with heavy RAIN, eX-
tending throughout the State The tloed
was so heavy that the miners have been
allTGh iioM several river beds where they
Honrr NJ N',Js N",Jas T'o ,i'o " Po,So SG,',o', ,.j
with The settIeHnnt Of ,bo afSir, I,I' nT {6a
Adams Eynres Con,,o,,. h"s 80 aar,,,i,,nJ ,l'
the na,n,ont NJ thn az o;"h+ nI"llias ls'If ~
o,'o,,',t;,,., - ,,,,,r,.I. ~
SI5o ono '''''''''''7 ~ ''i"''> 40 W
Tha barl, Emilia rro,, pio To,o;ro hod
arrived at Son Fnansiscn Win GS0 0o0 hons
coffee
Tho stea,no,, Cor,o, gro,, v;otor;o had
arrived ON tho 52J L,;n,,;n,, f,,o h,ndr,i
n,ssanrars frnnI T,,lar i{;r@9r and iG nlH
in rea9nra Tba rcrorts I i'i from, ;" Fa,a, 'oD'
more iayorobIa I ~ - . N''' ''''>' '''
Ebenezer Tbavor, forme,ly Of BOSTON
committed suic;aa ON tho OH rlt
Adyices from, UonnlnIn v.tb d,tos 20
the 7th ult,, 1--WE more favorable ocoouut,
from the whaling fleet than was previously
reported.
Col, Wright IL reported Ivy later dates
IlOIIl OINSoI W HlNe fSlIlIHCu 10 w alIu-
W Nlid,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-24
NEW GOODS


F T FALL AND WINTER
INHE Subscriber has just received and opened
Il at hrs storeroom on Market ST. directly oppo.
slic the CleorHed House. large and well soloc-
tod STOCK of SEASONABLF GOODS, which
he will sell nt a very Lo,0 Figure
His stock consists Of a general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, QueeOsware, Glass.
ware, Drugs, Oils, &c.
including host of other articles in his line a.
mong which can b found an extensive and vari
ed selection Of LADIES' dress goods: such Us
Dgcals Persian clgH, DcJay2, O.
JlogS, CaSimsrc3, Da'doc3 III
pacaS, French .Ncm0a,
PEids, and u tMIa3-
aortaen' IF BONNNETS for tie a1a,on.
His GENTLEMEN'S wear consists of a large
assortment Of
Cas7mcros, Cloths, Sattinctts. Satin
Nesting, Tweeds, Hats and Caps,
AND AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
For LgIGS Gentlemen uR CiRirtt.
with almost every other article that may bo ne
cessary to supply tho wants Of The community.
The pressure Of the money market having had
the effect Of reducing the price Of many articles
Of merchandise, the undersigned has been cna.
hlcd to buy his stock at such ra cs that he can
sell goods at prices to suit the times And hov-
ing heretofore eHdeavored to please his Gu TONER'S
both In the quality OF goods and the prices nt
Vhich he sold them. he hopes TO receive rca.
souabe share Of patronage. All want Of goods,
will pICnse call and examine his stock of chcar.
est goods
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Nomt Maairs

CANNON shoots have been otpauigod un d
d,eersnl aud wc think boltor sy.tcm
h,n no, bccnpu.ucd heretofore In tho
srt place the large second story of the
Town Hall, which is oil IN one apart.
mept. has been fitted up with scat. and
ds.k,. asa study room which makes u
large and convenient Hall In this the
principal school holds It's sessions, using
ope of the lower rooms for rcciting, of
which Charles sanford Esq. is principal.
and Mr.. j. g. Hall assistant teacher. The
primary schools are kept on the ground
aoor There is now but one school below
which is taught by Miss, Spackman.
Gas woK,,--A meeting Of our citizens
was held last evening at the office OF j
B0ynton Esq to take into consideration
the cxpedency of erecting Gas.works to
supply the town with light. The results
Of their calculations shows that gas light
could be furnished for the town at con
/ siderable less cost in the aggregate, than
il requires to furnish light from the ordi.
nary materials, such as candles, oil and
fluid We see no reason why measures
sre not taken at on 20 for carrying out this
proiect. There is scarcely county town
in the State that either has not already
erected gssworks, or has them in contem
plation,
Thank SEWING, Last Thursday as day
Of thanksgiving, was we believe pretty
generally observed. The court which was
then in session adjourned until . o'cloch
P " and the places Of business ia town
we're closed. Turkeys and other bpeds
suffered 10 considerable extent; and up
on the whole we think feeling of uni,
versa thankfuness prevailed among our
etizens-aitel they mad eaten their din.
ners
ENGRAVED CARps.--We have recently
been favored with some beautiful svcci,
mems ofengravcd cards, done with a pen
cii' Tue "o'N'h"nsph'p OIL r. H. SIoosnIon
VI '"'S P'"''' 'r' o'oos"'on Is Iui'e an
%',s' III Tue use ol 'he SNetcning pencil
a"u P'sSe'S's " genius lor u'a"ins ana oe'
signing that ifproperly cultivated would
'r'"' III ''o n''''''' "'s''e ol ce'e"rI'S'-
"e"'e 'o' "o'' W say "hc'"e' MI - IN
!. Il. 1 L. u
'g''' '''o''"s any u ms ''nle 10 'il' en-
p'O' 'he''' ""' 1t ne "oe'. we 40 MOI KNOW
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NLNlNo DthLLllN'--IhlS Is the h''e OF
one OF 'h' oldest daiiy Philadelphia news
paper he prospectus ot winch VIII be
I0uI'd III our advertising columns. AswIlI
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RRiDGE ECTEON.-THE Stockholders
RB Of the Curwensyillo Bridge Company will
take notice TINT an election viii be held at the
office of Josiah Evans Bsu. in tho borough of
CurwensviIle, on Friday the Srd day of Deccm-
Der next, between the hours Of 2 and o'clock
p. NJ for the puIpose Of ooetiug President and
six Managers for tho eusung year. BY order Of
the Board. lH
Nov. 10th. 1855. d. HARTsHoRN, Pres't.
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"ohn l.. Rfr w I5g NJ A,,,.I
verdict Tor plM sj6,2l. Grams for ria.
wallace or Dem. '''
ID, ","' RcsHg rv lame, r. Llg.vy
ccolns Tor malicious prosecution. Verdict
iT3r d,In' $4,000 Swoopc 4 Test for pln.
Wallace Tor Dcft.
h". Irrm ra H. .. A. T.. CALoa.-
ASsumpsit. Verdict for PlH S2lqgO -
Grams for PHI, NJ MEaaly for pcrt
t'ah LmH ca d. dJ R5cllaR-Eic,t
mcnt. Judgment for PHI. Wallace for
Fill' Swoope for Dcn,
Quarter Sessions.
Can. rs. Francis Peters. Larceny orhorse
Found guilty and sentenced to is months
imprisonment in the Western Pcnitcn,
tiary. r. j. Wallace and NJ Cullough for
Com. McEn0lly for Deft.
CON. rs. Daniel WAh.-For. and has,
Verdict guilty. Mccullough and W. A.
Wallace for Com, McEnally for Deft.
Conn.,, Us. lIm. Wood, Cortcs Bell and others.
Riot. Two of them were acquitted. and
the others sentenced to pay fine of So
each, and costs of prosecution. McCul-
Tough y Wallace for Com. Swoopc for
Delt5.
Co,a u.s. ISaor Thompson, Isaac THompeon,
Jr., and SHcy W. Thompsoa-Riot and as.
sauIt. Verdict, guilty of assault and SEN
fenced to pay fine of s. each and costs.
NJ 'CulIough and McEnally for Com, Grams
for Detts.
Con-. ts. Taimtas H2fmu.--Tippiing
house Plead guilty, and sentenced to
-. li.,.. ...r = i
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GREAT REvIvAL-Read f.! Read ,

4 Nd BE CONVERTED. The great revival
u has done immense good IN almost every
state county and town in the Union, outside Of
Clcortcld. Therefore, in consideration Of the
above rumor, Frank Short has taken the respon-
Ihltty upon himsof to revive the Boot 4 Shoe
business in Clearield, and set n good example
70 his fellow men. lie has 10 announce TO his
Old customers, md as many new ones as may 70
vor himwitb IL call, that he bas ON hand a largo
assortment Of fine work and any amount Of coarse
Also, Gents Caters made 90 order, and of any
style to uit customers Morocco. French calf
and Pat Mt calf CATERS constantly on hand
Finding for sale, kit excepted All work eav.
ing his hop warranted not to rip. Customers
coming o toSn will find him at the shop former
" occu led by Il. r. Welsh, decd as watch 4
clock cs adjustment; nearly opposite Reed and
Weayerss store Roll In boys and get new soles
or your old ones repaired, ns some of thom stand
in great need of it,
FRANK SHORT.
June 80, 1853 3m.
7. s. Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John McCnbe 4 George Ncwson ia this
day diSssoyed By mutual consent, ahd the books,
accounts, aud al effects, are now in the hands
OF f, Short for settlement The business will be
carried on in future by 7, Short Alas, poor Yo
rick JOHN McCABE,
GEORGE NEWSON,
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IL persons are hereby cautioned against
"A purchasing or in any way mtddling with
the following property n7w in possession Of A.
mnndus Maurcr Of Covington township, VIZ One
brindle COW, one hog, one lot Of hay, ten hnshels
of potatoes, one parlor stove and one grindstono,
as the same belongs TO me, and are left with the
said Maurer on loan only, subject to my order
Oct, etb, 1889 FRANOIS CoUDRIET
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SITUATION WANTED.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER Of considerable
n experience as an Editor dud Publsher DE-
sires situation as publilher OF forouan in a
country Office. Would nvenoob'oction to lease
nm ofico, provided the terms we're reasonable
Any COMMUNICATION addressed TO this office
will receive prompt attention. Oct 18th IS
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Telegraphic News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The Satc learns
from a friend, whois ''almost direct from
the Cour. of Madrid. and whose high at
tainmsn snts and high social position enabled
him 70 approach the highest personages Of
the Spanish Court, that France has taken
On the subject Of Cuban ih dependence, and
with England, is proposing to erect Cnba
and Porto Rico into neutrality-suspicious.
monarchy, and paying n rsau from that
Island. This rcntd is torepresent the in
terest on national debt, TO be assumed by
thenew monarchy, in consideration other
independence, the debt and roHta to be as
sured by France and England as abond for
the non-annexation OF Cuba to the Uni
.ted States.
... ....H. boo.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I9.-Col Lander the
superintendent of the South Pass Wagon
Road, arrived at st. Josenhs on the lith
inst. He reports that the road viii be
completed to City Rocks, Nebraska, in
eight months, at a cost Of $40. .000 raf.a
!. the Government appropriated Si75,000,
and allowed eighteen months FOR the COM
pletion Of the Rad Col Lander and his
rarty will winter Of S. Joseplis, and start
out again in the spring.
The Cheyenne Indians have burned the
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8 " Cd " Il s.

of the latest and most approved kinds at whole.
sale and retail. WM. G. NEAiAN,
No. 80, North Second Street Philadelphia.
y. B.--Your particular attention s IN, icd to
MEGHEES PATENT GAS BURNING WARM
ING AND VENTILATING STOVES, 70 Par
lors, Offices, Stores. Halls, Cars, &C., which for
economy, purity Of air, aud case Of management
has no equal. .-.. w. G.. NJ
vs. odd Castings for all kinds of Stoves, on
hand. |H.-- 1850.
September q, lS5S.-3mo # H..r.rrs
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AMBROTYP IS For so CTS
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

D1oDULO 11OE OF IAhIN ERoh4E
VNHE Partnership heretofore existing bstwoen
i DR.. Lo~ain and DR.. Hnrtswick in the prac-
ticc Of Medicine is this day dissolved by mutzo,
ronscnt-All persons having accounts with the
firm will please cali and settle Immediately and
If they cannot pay, give their note'. The books
will remain at their old Office, where Dr. ITarts-
wick can be found at all times, either to s9ttle or
attend to professional calls.
HENRY LORAIN
Oct. 1S'h, 1858. J. q HARTSWICK
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STOVES, .STOVEC !

n o. S3, North Second Street
Opposite Christ Church, Philadelphia.
The subscriber respectful" informs his Friends
and the public generally, TINT he has taken tho
Store, M No SO, North SECOND STREET,
where he will be pleased to see his old cnstom-
ers and friends.
He has now On hand a splendid assortment 6f
Parlor Hall. Office. Store and CookiDp
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C8Av~GlONys ;

A JI,persons are hereby cantioued against
" purchasing or otherwises neddlng with n
yoke Of black oxen in the possession Of Hugh
n Use. of Brady township, Cloarfield County, as
the same belong to me, and are in his possession
on loan only. lH1 a
nov. s. ls5S.---5t. go NM. H. HORN.
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Common Pleas.

H. w Spencer IS. O,ceas q C,opugkam.
Appeal Settled hy paftieS, Grams for
PHI, Wallace ior Defts.
: :. Joh' jf,isp IS. isaac Pnce--Appeal -
Verdict for Dcit Wallace for Plfi.,
Orans n Cattle for Def. hs'
d. w Langr'oa cs Isaac, q Viutes, Tom.
sN, Ejectment. Verdict for D.its.- -
Trans fc, Pltf, Wallace for D fits.
o. W. Logan rs. g. d. Goalt,llov.--
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Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell G Carter


On Second Street, Clearfeid, Pa.
rs the place whore all the 'ollowinE articles
/ can bc had at reduced prices
Bar iran Of al sizes Jy the small or Jy tie
quanEy; Cast STEEL Of various sises and Jsst
qwig; a large ass',tD,sat u Stoo6s, among
'ohich ,0W be .totaM the Na0 World Cook
OAK Premium, Great Rcpnbic, Bucks Pat
cut, and he e'eratcd .Himesot1. AiO. a
large assortment of nmc-piqps and Parior
Stores. qad .Au-tghtS Of ra7ois Pattsrus--
Ai'0, P'ot5s Of thc best uld latest patterns
also, Qfheiy o0n Manufacturing a er7e as
soy7men, Of Tn-,orrc, Ssoyc pine, ,Sle.tiro,,
pans IF all sizes, and aH articles oftAc kindm IN
their Inc kept ol,oayS ,ndand. House sDol-
ting done To order, and TIN Roofing done ,o3h
drpatch. Also, a large assortment Of all
Kinds Of me-kespirg utensils co,isi1aiiy m
hand, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
arc invited to call, as they can be accommodated
atvery low figures with anything in oai liue.
All orders will be thankfully received aud
promptly attended to-
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NEW EVIDENCE.

NEW EVIDENCE. ...
Being afflicted with a grcyious letter on the
arms and iacc-after trying many remedies which
utterly failed to cure-I was pursuaded by w.
NJ. Barris & c =, to try Lindseys Improved
Blood Scarcher and nov, six weeks after nm
ishing the second bottle. pronounce myself cured.
The tettor broke out, something over a year
ago, on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows lOwn to the wrists; also, on my
face, immediately round the mouth and chin
and continued to be perfect torment to RE un.
til cured by the Blood Searcher My arms, at
times, were alrhost useless, owing til the cracks
and sores on them liable to bleed Mt any time
on the least crcrton to lift or work, aud some
times so itchy that | could scarcey prevent
tearing on my flesh. / have now been cured
six weeks, aud feel it due to Mr.. Lindsey, and
10 the public generally, to mako this state.
mcnt, in hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using his valuable medicine
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JANE 4 WILSON

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Aldermen in and for the City Of Pittsburg, this
2sth day Of July, A. D. 1855
AND. McMASTER, Alderman.
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