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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
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WAGoS ROAD ExpEDuIos.-Dspstchss have beea
received at Washington, ssys correspondent Of Ihe
Times, from +. w. Lander, engineer, and now IN
charge Of the Wagon Road Erpedi.Ioo, dssed Fort
Laramie May 81, 1888. lie ssys; .tt.
81 bsvs the honor 10 sppriss you OF ny srri7si 'OO
nies rom our starting pol6t, si,hou, accdepf dsen-
ton or o.s Of sDnals. The Weather 10 nos nne, the
Ioaos Improving and the 0hsf obs,snIes % pro
gress, arisina from high 1s,er, deep mud sod coh
storss of early Spring. being oyeIc me, see no res
,on 10 % ub, very ul march 70 our dssna %
$50 miles IN advance u this poaLt.'
Mr. Lander rays ths Indians sioDg he rosf are
duet bat ths. white sDs " hiz trsios snf
tr 70 .tsupede bis animal bat thus faf xhog. spc-
cess lie sso calls attention D. the dimcuinss 10
crossing the 5ou.n Platte Col. Honmsn, 70 Gosisg
with his colaDu, lost seventeen muss. M. Lsp'sr
cane nssE oeng one OF hi, beet men In sssmltAf u
ford. He tbioks the ryer az ths ~. cos'd %
bridged IN a substanti.l rsnper for $i",w0 lis
proyissns are purchased in Ss~-hsxco, q ~ per
cent lees than the Wa DEPARTMENT pad tor tAs ss
articles A. Fort Lssyen worth. Labor ccmpsr.tyely
cSesr ast Mr.. Lander designs giving empioynsn, 20
nDw .niRrants ss far % he can. '. hI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
UaIer Tnre.

nR. f. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE sne
- GYNSAsIUM-Bersen Hghts, New-Jerscyi 10 mlnutef
o either the uoboten Jeey City terry es esuar STAGES
MOUNT PROSPECT NAIEk-CUkE, Bing-
NI ban :on N. 25 mie' from the city eS sts
- h.tv bv no other in the Union Trm -6to tio PyI
- ;yclay, containing full particulars address j. H. NOhih
M d. or MARTHA FRENCH NJ u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

C,,r1z KILLED BIZ THE HE,r.-TI Hadfort
Cenri 7fmSs c. Saturday evening, says: snday
and saturday June IS sac 20. have been tae hottest
Jsys Inowa in sny month Of june In .nis vicinity br
u.ny -sSls. Three valuable wort ing cate, beoog-
rg 10 Col Colt snt employed Ia the work nov gong
on for the improve tpeEt Of the SDatn Meadoss. were
kiued Yesterday by the heat Of Toe iwss.tsr. They
had nc. ieen worked hard, having drswh only hall
losds and were tai of 8: II CLOCK 10 sne Ofcsoon,
with al the other est,ls a. work IN me nelg bborhoo,
wren outdoor xosk WAS suspended N ccpse3ztpce Of
toe nest sous o. he cattle put IL stable and
.taes turred tto The fsId 10 the sfeyaoo1, ode Of
rhose wnlch bsc been in the stable uetsf deSn an i
two OF the punber winch on. Of door siso sunk
on he sare day. The mercury when exposed 70 ths
SUM- yc terdsy, reached I25 degrees. rf.Ist
PHOTOGRAPHS % THE kOos.--Toe PA6s Nsss,enr r
aIr0uI ees tsat Photographic experiments ~efe msde
in Frsr dirng tie eclipse pftse sun m tfsiJh a,
,rd esfsbi-bse he fac, ina; the no,s ass sn ssm ;.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
N N r,r p dpE A a CrnTh IN RoIlTE y "

ansylvapis Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail-
roads TO from st Louis Mo- Alton GsenA and Chicaso III
Fpho Lexin gton and Louisville KY Terra Hsute Msdeon,
Lafayeg and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spring
hfId BesfcDtaiDc sand9sky Toledo CLEVELAND Columbus,
psc boats and New Orleans St. Louis Louisville and
Cinoinnsh,
tooed places IN the West . ,.. . .,.,o. .,.
will this the shortest most expediuous ans
.c.nk,tshls route between the East and West - z..
FROM NFVI-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ f HOURS.
from NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HouAs.
Psre as low any other route
f.e hnpdblls IN the hotels OF this city. a.,
SonSb TSctes or further information, may be had At the
sf6e. of the NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, .
sAA0e y" -" No 2Astor House, Broadway.
x.,D.rvl 1854 J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Hle0iral.

TFLLINGER's INFALLlBLE LlNlMEN L.
N Th Genuine direct from tie Doctor put up accpoing 10
a. n.l re int The ouy wholesale agent of this 'saAOie
srricle - nov il william H. kINsLEY No IL Cold 81
TI,Hk ORIGINAL AND GENUINE Oh. o
4 TOWNsFND's sARsAPARlLLA. "hol' ssis ana hers, &
J,rot No l2 Brosdwey, corner fuitons' ol'e w. = fr
t4e ST. Psu's Church New-foIk,
NTILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No II oola,i 81 cps. be.
ss,denspe Manufacturers Of Patent Mt<cnes
a5 ~ DTssists articles may introduce dispose OF the sae
10 the bes, sdvanage by eongrg above Oraeis oI Dus
carefully executed With dispatch al the logest Aet iA
WILLIAM BURGER,
yte wheesse Druggist Of Coursld, has h aihce =
and other 0usinSs nefOs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

Nay BOAT for ALBANY and INT'ERMEDI-
~ ATR LANDINGS-1he stsaney MErAMOaA, from foo
a Jay-st- on Tuesday, Thnrsdsy and Saturday s &
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
kN and sfe MONDAY, May 10, 1885, and dn further
tss Passenger Trsns snl leave Pier os Of Dusnest 70.
bws, vif.:
DUEKRK EXPRESS a, n for Dunlirh and principal h,
htmsdis.e Sts'ions.
NAIL TRAIN for Dlnkifh and Buseao and intsrme
disie Stations
AoCKIAND PASSENGER p. m. from foot ChHDberss-,
via Pernont for Suferps ard intermediste statIoDa
WAY PAssENGER a, uL. for New oursh, Mddi.own ADs
tnter0edi4ie Stations
W0HT EXPRESS st S o. m for DunkiIk and Buffalo
The sb,ve rrsin. daily, suudsys excepted.
These Express Trains cDuect q, ElInp ith CimirA
Csn.ndsua and Niagara Falls Railroad. for Niagara Falls
HshsIn.oc with the syts-nse and Bnghamton R.rosd
syssu.- Ccruos with the Bufso Corning and Yoi
Harosd for Rocb.stsr; Crest 6cnd with the aw,r.
LAekawaDns and Western Ra I'd Hornes
Vile with Buffalo and Nsw.Yors CIT, Rroad FOR BuHalo
Buffalo, Ountrk With the Lake Railroad for Cleys
lspd. Cincinnst, soledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
= " HEADLEY. Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

OYFIcE Nyw-YoRk AND Err, RAILROAD Co.,
- New-York June H. 1853.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The
xN New Yok aud Erie Rsirosd Company have earnestly
eeavoed duros the ten months esbbsh aud
uniform and csuDeriive iss of traffic the -four lines
whieh connect the Atlantic cities and the West Having fled
10 tins sDd believing 1t 20 b. nJDdous and mprope iDh1
eoee traffic by the isue Of Ee> Passes by The employment o
and ohoo by sny other underbsoded
Company rather than resot o avs mined
yednee The isIe aid ser Monday bex lh inst follows
BetRe New-York and DuUkirk to............46 46 10
Between New York obd Buffalo, to- :............. o.
Between NewYorh and Niagara Falls, or SCfpendon
Dsse "''''''''''' &C.,, ~ !"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHI and the SOUTH and WEST, VIA JERSEY
CITY-Ma Express lines leave New York al and II
ard and p IN sS Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati
and the West and for Rsmore Washington, Norfolk, &c
rpd u rousb baggage checked Washington In aud
trains. j. w. WOOORUFF, Assistant Superntenoehr
no baggage will b. received for ary train unless delivered ane
minutes in advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
CUPREME CoURr -KINGS COUNTY:--

CUPREME COURT i KINGS COUNTY
~ HENRY BOWEN and THEODORE Nc NAMsH
sssin.t JOHN MITCHELL AID ANNE MITCHELL h, W.,
JONATHAN CRANE aa1 CHARLES Ely suma"n. fo'
Hsef Com net s9i Ito tAe shove defendant. JohI "a
ell and sDne hfeasn his WIFI You hereby summoned al
required zee ooLapain ts soI, wbsh this
dsy hed IN he office Of se Clerk the County Of Kes o
Office In tbs CITY Hal Of Brooklyn New YorG and 20 serve
epy o. the aid compliant he subscribers AZ
their Office No 10 Nstt NswYrk Cisy .itbn twenty Gays
sitter the service Of tins summons o. the dy o
service and fail 20 the vi min
the Aforesaid the plaiuas this scon vii spny ~ the
the relief demanded In the May ST.
1885. PARSONS, RIGGS RIGGS
Jel isw6w ru. Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Eeaal Noilrrs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New.YoS notice Is hereby given to all P
h.yns claims AGAINST IDRlS APPLEY late OF the Siy
NewYok deceased 70 rseut the same win Vou'hts m
to the subscribe ,he New Yois Juvenile A um '2t "
th. CITY OF New York before TIE eghte> 9TH day oi
br ne-Dsied Nsw.York the 6feei u day Of oaTcH i@s
nl6 law6uTu' JAMES l.. AfPLkf, AoIulLls.le-o-. --i
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
sons having claim, s.An,t JAMES GAYNOR late OF the Cny
Of Ne Yoh deceased p-seut e same with vo hers toee
10 the sh.bet NJ bis residence No 81 Co!umNss6 III ae
City Of NewYor on or before the fifteenth Uf December
next-Dated, NsT.York the l4;h day Of June 1858.
G. VAN COTr Admiu,stTAtor OF
jel5 lsw6nTu James Gayuor deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

NJEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1855 SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1859.
CommenCipg May 81, 1853.
Pss~eDser Station In EewYort, a7st and 4h-av
sptTsnee 0 27tt st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK.
For New Haven Tex }; 1915, S:45 4;D (ex and
$50 p M For Bridgeport m. (exl i245 3:b 4ao (ex
sDd $3.50 m For Milford sratfoid Fairfield, Southport and
Wostpor. 7 a ~ l246 3i5 and $50 p. For Norwak T.
sA 2:45 3i5, 42o e1 i45 $50 $50 P o @ For D'Tea
Btssnord T. tex l2:45, S:45, 4:@ tex 4:45 eS
$3.50 m For Chester and intermediate Stations,
m 12:45, S:45 4:45. $50 $3.50 p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston (ex) An un (ex) For Hartford and
pprngseId ga m (ex p lex For Connecticut River
Railroad 10 Montreal tex and 4:2O lex TO North.
.ronton For Canal Railroad Northampton lex, aud
2:f5 o. m For Housetonic Railroad a. un 40 m. FOI
Esugaiuck Railroad l2 S:f5 D. m For DanbuTy and
Horwsk Railroad, :, q m: 4;2c ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
NEW-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILR0Ar

AN OONPANY.-SUMSEkA ARRANGI NENf.
Commencing MONDAY May > i8I3
Yrsns Depot conerof White ard Cen New York,
6:1b Q. M. White Plains Train stopping 9totions
Hrsfhy Depot eorper Of 1thst sud lav, NevYoIs,
e,N m w llarosbridgc train ,topptng al al Stations.
I;sOa m Ms trsd ssoPpDs sl Viismsbhdse aud al sts
tiors north
nt00 William soiiese irein etOppng al ali StaicnI
u;S9 m. White Plsns rai, stopping a. sll S:soons
3sso IN. .Wilhambdse tain stopping At al Stations.
<;0e White Plains train, stopping st all siatonL
Boo Dover Plains train, stopping at al Stations sbsvs
WillamBbIidge
$50 p m. White Plains rain roppne AZ all s.aiors
$3.50 o. .WilsuIsbrdge train stopping o all Stations
RsTURSmG-Lesve Chs'kAm -Four C0rDers:
n6op Nal trsn stopping at Wiharosbrdse, White fAns
and all Stations north.
WN CAspUTIT, s1Der,ntandent.
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Coz. WISE, of Virginia, has again shocked
tie Democracy and the South by writing to
the Committee OF the late Anti-Lecompton
Democratic meeting in Philadelphia, very
long and elaborate letter, condemnins the Le-
compton Constitution. He sets iortlIthe two
points that that Constitution is not the act and
deed of the people of Kansas and that ...-ss
not republican IN -foffn. He argues botfi of
these at great length and with much force.
He conference.-the cowsrd.y policy Of admit
ting Kansas Eith the Constitution, on fhe
ground of expediency, as urged by the Presi-
dent, and be concludes with expressing the O.
pinion tiia. such policy will be ruinoas to the
Denaecratic party, and may lead to disunion.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

A TTENTIOX.-JACkSoS BLUES You are
IA ordered TO meet IN Lathersbary. on Monday
the 22i Cay Of February. at O'Clock, A NJ, in
the company will be in attendance The Curvens-
vile Brass Band Gen A. II. Hills and STAFF. and
Maj s. C Patehin and staff viii be in attendance
The jackson Biues will be presented thai day
stand of coIoTs by the citizens ef Brady town
ship Let every member be punctuaI in astcn-
dance By order of the Captain.
Feb. 10 WI sTEBBISS, o. S.
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs.-c ( {

NOTICE TO SFOCKHOLDERS.-C- c.
IN TURNPIKE C1.-Af meeting of the Beard
of Managers of the CIearfeld & CurucnsviEIc
Turnpike Company. the following resolutions we're
adopted Where's the creditors OF the road be-
ing urgent for payment. and il being very desira-
be 70 have the road fnishe1; Resolved. tha,
meeting OF the Stockholders be called at the Court
House In clearfeld. ON the 9Th February. for the
purpose Of deciding If it would be best 70 assess
IRE dollars per share on the stock or obtain new
subscriptions LEDNAkD Press
e 4, Rpxp. ess'v Ifsh. 10. I5sS.
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~ o VI T. HI G. - z W
~ FATIIER AND HIDE STORE

e. o VI L 7 II L y G. y " !.
= LEATHER AND HIDE STORE.
TYEst E7zk of SyrJ7lg Crssk Bridge, Cheapsi2s.
BeETs foRts. PsRR'E
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has Just opened Leather and Hide store at his
Tannery establishment IN Bellefon.e. Centre
county. Pa where he will keep constantly on hand
q good assortment of Le=thers- &c. as follows -
O-s& Tanned SDzzsISA Sole LsEtter,
RrRltoek Spanish Sole LsEthsr- Efsssch
CGif-Skias. Bsii0s-5 Leather OIL IGH7ieF La
csNg Le1fter- Spit Lezkh0. Pcte1ft FrsRck Calf
skins Iafrzs Boot SE7Rs Red {s0zois zzEE
PtHk L'HIskgs- Caps BiaIjRgs art Gzt-
ter Md, Tis5l5ters' OIL iLSO- P29s-
teriHr hziy f.; C0pDT Rtrsts aalE
Bars I'zreza- BTfstIes ant
IRaz- AMI CT Ei5EEs Of
Tooly I.arts. d., Jor .S.t0eEt LEsr7.
TO MACHTNTSTS--Ec the convenience Of Ma
shiDists of all kinds he will keep on hand good
supply Of Patent Riyeted Stretched Leather Belt
ing Straps from TO - inches vide, which he viii
sell az city prices
CASH paid for all kinds Of Hides and skins.
[FThe above articles have been carefully Sc
lee5ed, aad are The very bestquaity but call and
examine, and judge for yourselves.
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
BeIlefoute. April -, IS57-tf-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Had the whole Lecompton Constitution been
admitted TO The people, the adhercnis OF this
lfIe TePekaI organization woald doubtless
have yo.ed against it, because, If successful,
they scEIi ;hrs have removed the obstacle oUt
OF tie wsy OF their own revolutionary consti-
tU,iou.-PreyidsEt', Message.
Well. what If they had voted against it 2
Wouldn't II have been entirely jEst and prop
er' Wouldn't they have had perfect right
TO do il Things have ceEtaialy come to q
beautiful pass, when President, elected on
account OF his especial devotion to popular
sovereignty. cites the evident determination
of the people to vote in certain way as Illus
tr4.ins The impropriety and absurdity Of allow
lag them to vote at all. 1t would have been
az s~l6 crime to be sure. II the opponents
CT the Lecompton constitution had voted a
gs:p,t II, in the event Of It's having been sub
Taitted to the people. The pith OF the Presi-
dent 5 argument on this point is. that the Le-
compton constitution was rightfGlly withheld
from the people Of Kansas, because they would
have voted il down Il il had been submitted 20
them. II Er. Buchanan possessed z particle
% homer or nanIiness his face would be lost in
u sea OF blusIies whenever he recalled this cor-
tsmptible fauirlery JoaTaaI.
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DIED.

( On the 9th inst, HEsRIETrA, daughter of
seph and EIizabeth Shaw, OF Lawrence town
slip. in the 4tfi rear of her age
On Monday I..ggn.ag. The 18th inst, of con-
sumption, al the residence of his broffcf II z
Union township, Ciearfeld county. ALExss-
DER ScHoFIELD, late OF West Philadelphia,
aged 81 years.
On the 18th, or typhoid fever, Mr.. SAMUEL
TATE, of Lawrence Tp-, aged ca years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

4 most horrible case has recently come TO
ligh; IN Alabama, GeHesee county, h. YORK.
In July, 1856, Henry Hoag died quite ss,dicu-
j.. Six weeks thereafter daughter, Of 8 Or G
years, died after 81 hours Illness Last spring
an infant child died suddenly. and in the fall
another child 2 years old. So many deaths
in one family in 50 short time aroused sus-
picious. and so tise bodies were exbumed. and
u,on examination I'll the stcmachs were found
70 contain arsenic The wife and mother vas
az once suspected, and has been arrested and
imprisoued. Since Mr. Hoagss death, she
married man named Frisch, who lived with
her but short time. Some years since 9Th
ers of her children died quite Suddenly, with
symptoms almost similar 20 the last ones, and
it is inferred she poisoned them also, from the
fact th4; she confessed she had poisoned the
first oae, but that she did il accidentally
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

II is said that when Thos- RItchie was editor
of The Washington Union, inkstands we're
placed all over his house, and even in his gar
den, so that be could write down his thoughts
whenever they came into his mind BY this
means, the veteran editor preserved what 9TH
er men would have lost.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

TUE LuHBEs TEADg.-There has been quito
a change effected during the last ten days in
the prospects of the Lumber Business of this
county. Within that time, plenty of snow has
fallen, which has rendered the hauling excel
lent, and given new impetus to the business
Considerable timber has been hauled to the
banks of the streams, and more will be got in.
We have no data by which TO make esti-
mate of the amount Of business that wiz be
done on the river the ensuing spring bg,t ia
King into consideration the fact that little or
no hauling was done in January, we are in
clined to think that it will not be quite as
large as usual.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

NIOTICE.-An election for President and Di-
IN rectoTs of the Union Turnpike Road cosnpa-
ny, will be held Ctcarfeld- on Saturday th 27th
day Of February. Some other business Of inpor-
fanee viii be transacted 1T the same time
d. GRAHAM.
February g. 18sS President
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

: A dry sort OF genius once undertook TO
name and classify the different sorts of fools
ia this world, as follows: s.lst, the ordinary
fool 2d, the fool who is one and don't know
It; Cd, the fool who is net satisfied with be-
ing fool IN reality, bnt undertakes, in addi-
fion, TO play the fool
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

IAN enthusiastic meeting of Democrats OPP
posed 10 the Lecompton Constitution was held
.t Phiiade deiphia on the evening of the Sfh inst,
xhich vas addressed By ex-Secretsrr Stanton.
Sol John y. FoEney presided
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

AccInESr.-on last Friday, the 18th instant
Ar. Rufus Thompson, of Lawrence township,
il attempting TO stop a pair OF horses that
were running away with sled to which they
were attached, had one of his shoulders dis
located. which with difficulty was reduced.
lie Is doing well.
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ATEW ARRANGEMENTS. SELLING

RTET ARRANGEMENT - SELLING
" OFF AT COST.,.-The undersigned: hav-
ing removed his stock Of Goods from Narysv5lIe 70
the store -os-1 of Richard MossoP in the Borough
of CIearieId. announces to the public generally
that be viii dispose Of the same At the lewest pr
ees for Cash His stock embraces
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE
OUEENSWARE- some READ1-MADE Go
THING. TRIMMINGS and variety Of Notions
As the undersigned wishes to close up the stock
now on hand perzons viii find II 70 their adTan-
tace to give him call soon.
CHARLES SLOAN
CIesrfeII Jan IS 1873
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Gas OrrsIos As Is AZ Orrxrox.-pn hear
ing Ike read in one OF the papers that eighteen
rams were 10 be used in an attempt to launch
the Leviathan in England, Mrs. Partingfon re-
marked that she believed that a few yokes of
o1cn would do great deal better than rams.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

PIsE C0USTr.-Application is being made
now TO the Legislature for new county to be
called Pine, with the following boundaries =
ITO commence at the southwest corner of
Montgomery township. Indiana county, thence
north along the lines of Montgomery and Ca
noe townships to the Jefferson county line
thence east along said line to the northeast
corner Of Indiana county thence easterIy in
= straight line to the northeast corner of Chest
township, ClearGeld county; thence -sou.herly
TO the northeast corner OF Chest township, in
Cambria county; thence along the eastern and
southern line of said townships, TO the south
east corner OF Susquehanna township: thence
to point on the Indiana county line. where
said line would be intersected by continua-
tion of the line between Green and CherryhiIl
townships in Indiana county; thence across
the corner of Pine township. in Indiana coun-
q, aud along the line between Green and Cher
ryhil townships, to the forks of Two-Lick /;
thence to the place of beginning"
If we have correct understanding of these
lines, Burnside and Chest township psscntire, a
bout half of Bell, 4 portion OF Ferguson, aud
perhaps corner of Beccaria township, in this
county, are embraced within their limits.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Ii BRADIN6 IH'GRIKS. Tan, Copper, and
Shsef-Iao5z Ters A4nasf factory Phtli ps5srTy, Pa.
whore they az all times prepared to supply
customers with every conceivable article from tho
smallest Coffee pot spout the longest pipe ina
siuable They will do both \
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
business and will all times have hand .
large assortment of reaiv-Inade -are.
HOUSE Z 5 OUT TING
done 10 order, on the shortest notice, and pat sq
in a neat su ubstantial manner
STOYES. STOFE-PIPE, & kETTELS,
of every variety kept constantly on hand
They will furnish to order any of the following
Cook Stores. Viz:-Ihe William Penn, Queen OK
the West the Atlantic, and Cook-Complete,
all Of which are suitable for both wool and coal.
Among the Parior Stoves will be found the Lady
Washington the Excelsior Home Parlor,' &c.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods 4 A BRADIN.
October o. IS55.-tT JNO. D. M'GIRK.