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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

THE BooAERANG.-Ths curious weapon, pc
culiar to the natives of Australia, has often
proved puzZler to men of science. Il is a
piece OF carved wood nearly in the form of a
crescent, from thirty to forty inches long.
pointed at both ends, and the corner quite
sharp. The mode of using it is as singular as
the weapon itself. Ask black to throw ii so
as to let it fall at his feet, and away ii goes
full forty yards before him, skimming along
the surface at three or four feet from the
ground, when it will suddenly rise in the air
forty or sixty feet, describing curve and fl
nally dropping at the feet of the thrower.-
During its course it revOlves with great rapid
ity on a pivot, with whizzing noise. 1t is
wonderful so barbarous a people have inven-
ted so singular weapon, which sets laws of
progression at defiance. 1t is very dangerous
for European to try TO project it at any OBJ
ject as it may return and strike himself. In
an natives hand it is formidable weapon,
striking without the protector being seen. 1t
was invented to strike the Kangaroo, which is
killed by it with certainty.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

THE POWER OF MoNosYLLABLEs.-To one
whose attention has not been drawn particular
ly to the subject, it will oe surprising TO call
to mind how many of the most sublime and
comprehensive passages in the English Lam
guage consist wholly or chiefly of monosyila-
bles- OF tie SiXty-siX words comprising the
Lords Prayer, forty-eight are Of one syllable.
OF the seventeen composing the Golden Rule,
fifteen are of one syllable. The most express
sive idea of the creative power OF Jehovah,
and .he most sublime sentence ever written, is
expressed entirely in monosyllables: 'sBut
God said, Let there be light, and there was
light" One of the most encouraging prom
ises of Scripture is expressed in fifteen words,
all but one of which are monosylahles: ssI
love them that love me, and those that seek
me early shall find me-"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

4 HARD SToRY.-There is a doctor in the
North western part of Philadelphia who is
pecially remarkable for being, the women
term it, ssshort and crusty.'' week or two
since he was called upon to visit patient who
was laboring undera severe attack of cheap
whiskcy.
'sWeli, doctor. m down, you see-com-
pletely fioored-I'vc got the Tremendous De-
lirium, you perceive
'sTremens, you fool: where'd you get the
rum 2; queried the doctor.
ssAil over in spots-broke out promiscuous-
ly, DOCTOR"
.sSeryed you right. Whcre'd you get your
rum %
s.Father died of the same disease; took
him under the short ribs and carried him off
bodily"
''Well, you've got to take something imme-
diately.''
ssYou're trump, doctor-herc, wife, I'll
take nip of old rye
ellie still blockhead. Mrs. B., If your hus-
band should get worse before l return, which
will be in an hour, just give him dose of that
trunk strap; may be that viii fetch him to q
sense of his folly
The doctor sailed out grandly, and within
an hour sailed in again, and found his friend
of the s.Delirium Tremendous in terrible
condition, writhing and struggling with pain.
His wife, female of the plain but ignorant
school came forward. and laying her hand
upon the doctors arm, said:
doctor, gave him the strap as you d.
rected.''
s'Did you thrash him well %
ssThrash him - exclaimed the astonished
woman; ..no, but l cut the strap into hash
and made him swallow it,
s.Oh, Lord doc orr roared the victim, ssI
swallowed the leather, but-but-,"
s>But what 20
81 swallowed the strap, but I'm blowed if
could go The buclsie!''
The doctor administered two bread pills
and made his exit.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21
SHOULD THIS COUNTRY BE MADE THE WORLDS

SHOULD THIS COUNTRY BE MADE THE WORLDS
Prison House Too long have the Countries
of Europe adopted a practice of inducing the
the rogues and fclons infesriDg them to emf
CRATE to this country. This thing has gone on
to an alarming extent. 1t is time measures
were adopted to prevent it. Our self preser
walton demands it. From late reports it APP
pears that the Porte of Turkey is about to
follow in the same game,-th he is about to
purge his land of horde of Italian malefac
tors, who have become the scourge of society.
He has determined to send them to fEAmerica
or Australia There is said to be some eight
hundred of these desperadoes, and it would
be we'll to SEQ, that if sent from Turkey at all,
America does not receive them. Because
this glorious land is the ssasylum Of the op-
pressed" it does not follow that it should be-
come the workhouse for all the vagabouds OF
the Old World.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

Minnesota, the last Of the States ADDED TO
the Union, is most striking illustration OF
the rapid growth of population in our Western
regions. So late the year 1915, there We're
no white inhabitants except the garrison at
Fort Smelling, few trappers and Indian ira
ders, and party OF settlers at Pembina, which
was then supposed to be in the British pos
sessions. In 1913 emigrants from the East
and from Europe began to pour into it; in
1919 territorial government was organized,
and now, in 1858, it has four or five hundred
thousand inhabitants, with many rising and
prosperous young cities, and is TO be men,
ber of the American Union, with two repre-
sentatives in the lower house of Congress,
and an equal voice in the Senate with the
Oldest and most populous of the States.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

The best anecdote of Lorenzo DoH that I've
have seen is, that one evening at hotel kept
by one Bush, in Delhi n. Y, the residence OF
the late General Root. he was importuned by
the latter gentleman, in the presence of the
landlord, to describe heaven.
s'You say good deal about heaven, sir, -
said the General. spray tell Us how it looks"
Lorenzo turned his grave face and long wav-
ing beard towards the General and Mr.. Bush,
and replied with impurtur bable gravity:
''Heaven, my friends, is a vast extent OF
smooth, rich territory There is not root nor
bush in it, ard there never Will be-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

PRAYER.-Prayer is a haven to the ship
wrecked man, an anchor TO them that are
sinking in the waves, staff to the limbs that
totter, mine of jewels TO the poor, healer
of diseases, and guardian OF health Pray
er at once secures the continuance of our bles-
sings, and dissipates the cloud of our calami-
ties Oh blessed prayer. thou art the unwear-
led conqnerer of human woes, the firm foun-
dation of human happiness, the source of
ever-enduring JOY, the mother of philosophy.
The man who can pray truly, though languish-
ing in EXTREMIST indigence, is richer than all
beside; whilst the wretch who never bowed
the knee, though proudly seated as monarch
of all nations, is Of all men the most destitute.
-Chysostom.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

A CRUISE AMONG THE CANNIBALs.-A late
number of the .4drerfiser, published at Hon
olula, Sandwich Islands, contains an account
of a cruise made by the sailing packet Morn
ing Star, among the Pacific Islands. 1t touch
cd at several ports of the MarqUesas; thence
to the Island of Fatuhiva, in one of the val
leys of which desperate battle had taken
place, a short time before the vessel reached
there, between two hostile tribes. The I'd
rertissr says:
cone of these contests lasted nine days, at
the close of which the bodies of the captured
and dead were eaten. The canDibal custom
prevails throughout this group. They do not
have a great feast over these human bodies as
is generally supposed to be the case; but the
bodies are cut to pieces on the battle field. and
each warrior takes his piece-an arm, joint,
a rib, according to his merit-raiSes it on his
gun over his shoulder, and marches home.
Here he calls his relations, and together they
devoEr the fesh-some cooking it in slices
like pork, but most eat 1t raw. The motive
which induces them to eat the bodies of their
enemies is rereRge; they feel that their re-
venge is not satisfied until they have tasted of
their blood and flesh. When their hatred,
anger and revenge are at their highest point,
and their enemy lies dead before them, then
it eliminates in the fiendish act of eating
human flesh and it may be imagined the
quivering heart that cringes and CRATES be-
tween their teeth is the sweetest morsel that
a heather warrior can taste. The cannlballsm
is confined mostly to the older natives. Inc
younger people appear TO be ashamed OF the
practice, and it is probable that before many
years will be extinct among the MarquesanS."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE OUTwITTED.-Hon.
Jno. Holmes, now dead, for many years Z. S.
Senator from Maine, was an intimate friend of
John Randolph of Virginia. Holmes was a
man of broad humor, not at all so Satiric in
his turn as the Man of Roanoke, but still with
enough points of contact with him in temper
ament and modes of thought, to occasion a
lively mutual liking. One day as the two
were entering the Capitol grounds at Wash
ington Randolph pointed to drove of donkies
passing by and said, in his quaint way, ssMr
Holmes, there are some of your constituents
going along" eyes, said Holmes, ssthey
are going to theOldDominion to teach school, %
The quickness of the retort admirable !;
and its fitness may be found in the fact that
in those days Yankee emigrants to the South
usually took up School teaching asa vocation.
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FAMILY FLOW THOU FALLING RIVER

Family flow thou falling River
Like a dream that dies away,
Down the ocean gliding ever
heep thy calm, unruffied way
lime hath such a silent motion,
Floats alonr on wings of air,
10 Eternity's dark ocean,
Burying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom and then they wither.
Cheeks are bright. then fade and die;
Shapes of light are waited hither,
Then like visions hurry by.
Quick as clouds at ev ming driven,
Ger the many clouded west,
Years are bearing us to heaven,
Home OF happiness and rest
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND HIS GIG.-lt is now
about century since Benjamin Franklin,
Postmaster General of the American Colo
nies, by appointment of the crown, set out in
his old gig to make an inspection of The prin-
cipai routes. 1t is abunt eighty years since
he held the same office under the authority of
Congress, when a small folio, now preserved
in the department at Washington, containing
but three quires of paper, lasted as his account
book for two years. These simple facts bring
up before US, more forcibly than an elaborate
description, the vast increase in post Office IA
cilities within hundred years. For if post
master general were to undertake to pass over
all the routeS at present existing, 1t would re-
quire six years of constant travel at the rate
of one hundred and twenty miles daily; while
if he were to undertake the job in an sold
gig he would require a performance of years,
If not OF lifetime. Instead of a small folio,
with its three qu1res of paper, the post Office
accounts consume every two years, three thou
sand OF the largest sized ledgers, keeping no
less than one hundred clerks constantly en-
ploycd in recording transactions with thirty
thousand contractors and other persons.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

Before the Mormons abandoned jackson CO.,
Missouri. a chosen number secretly laid the
foundation of the future temple, and then care
fully covering all traces OF their work with
dirt, planted it over The location oil this spot
is baid as n church secret. The idea OF short
" returning to build this temple is continual
ly fostered by the leading saints in Utah, ac-
cording to a letter from California.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

ssWbv are there so few convicts in the Mi
cbigan penitentiary this year?'' asked Sans
friend, day or two since.
s.Whv,'' said Sam, ssthey send them by the
Pontiac Railroad, and their time expires be-
fore they get there
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

a saddle and harness mandatory in New
ark. Nj, has recently received an order from
government for the equipment of 800 horses
for the Utah army.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

The ST. Pauls Mlnnesotian published list
of eighty -four of the lakes of Minnesota which
vary in size from one o'thirty miles in length.
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lzO7gAEsfp ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

f&lS2 A Eeney"lcmt ms tuition establish
NsIlC. I'D by specia! endowment for the
relief Of the sick and distressed olic ed ana Viru-
lent and Epidemic dircaScs.
he directors of tins wei! Known Institution in
;hc1r Annual Report upon he treatment of Sexual
Diseases for The year ending january lst 1888
rNPt IS the highest Subtraction with the success
which has attended the llhorS Of the Consulting
,urgt"n in the cure OF Spcru ntorrho,a. ;;rln;,al
NrnkinS>. impotence. GonrlIheI.H lcet syphilis
b." vice of Oranism OF SCI abuse. Re. and o,d.r
amt e"i tinnoucc cf the same plan. for the ensuing
Year The Consulting Surgeon is authorised 10
sI'c MllitAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter. with description Of their conli-
ton laSe. occupation, Ibits Of l;fe &c y ani in
"'Ses OF extreme poverty. TO III NISH MEDI.
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the new
Remedies and methods OF treatment discoy cred dur.
II & the last year, are Of great value
IN atm'rnhc Report on Spcrmatorrhua, or
Seminal W .kncss. the vice of Unar.ni Masur-
baton. or scfuhus,. AID ohcr dis us.s of the
sexual orSanS. by the Consulting surgeon will 10
scEt by naii in sealed enyelopc) F II EE OF
tHAt,UL. Oh receipt Of TWO $ amps fer poStagc--
other Rcports AND Tracts on the nature and treat
mcut OF acXua! diseases. ,ict &C.. IRE constantly
being publ shed for graluitous distribution aud
VII he nj tn the a.tl'r,gI
~! II 81. TOY Report or Treatment DE- GEORGE
Il. CALEorN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asio
citation. No south Ninth Street. Phtlalclphia,
Pa BY order Of the III eetors
EZRA b. IIEARTWELI.
GEO. tMncHILD, Preside t.
Secretary. Jan 80, lSjS-ly.
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Gle lrarrier.
EuEaI:t:0fe 4 SEsNGucAanna
: T T. \ NJ G O NJ y \ y Y

- L II y NJ 6 q NJ l. y y {.
OCULAR DAILY THf"S, (cxcept sun
a ttys.l to-. E,vrr lie Grace, PORT Deposit
and Tide Water Canal
The Steamboat
PORES II OF + Il.
X ..s-- 3 '''.... = Cart. lrivvfN. H. IVES
s5.,..s - - lower end of v $ t
Fail, Aven1c every rne.lay. Thursday and
saturday ryeuin@, It h clock. Returning
leaves Port hcpuSit every Monday. W,lnoa-
lay and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and Itvrc dc
Graci' nj o'clock p. III.
Tn" Steamboat LUNIATA. Captain J. W.
FrmlinSru ieIv sumo place every Monday
"Wednesday and Fri ~ evening at O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evening AT 3
O'Clock p. IN.
D--Frei4hfs received daily "a Baltimore
until o'clurk, and at Port Deposit anti. , !
o'cl@0k; carried ut low rates and carefully
attended to.
c. Duplicate receipts for Freiglts will be
required in all cases
The Agent at lltvgc de Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned To
him for any point on the pchasy lvnnia Canals.
or will re- ship any lrrighlS intended for Bal
timore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Act H. dc Grace.
JACOB TONE, Port Deposit.
u he Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt.
Tomlins"n, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
n. B.-GRAiN purchased at the highest
market price AT the Warehouse of j. Tome
X Co.,. Port Deposit who also keep for
sale. Guaro; Plaster; Fish Salt; Croas,lale
Il Niichei'S, Alien & Needles and De Burg's
Ph"Siha'e5, and New York Bone Dust.
Amil II, lSJS,---ti.
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DIR. WALTON'S
A n E r &c A N PILLS.
JOY TO TT F. AFR LITE

JOY TO TIL AFFLITE
VouNG AMERICA Reconnaissance small
Il hoN Of Pills cur"s ninety nine cases out of n
hurdrel. No na!sam 10 Mcrcury. no oIo: on
the breath. II" fear Uf detection. Two small Pills
dose; t.S clcss and harmless as water Full
directions "re given so that the patent can cure
himself "s certain as with the advice of the most
experienced surgeon and much better than with
he dvice of one of little experience in this class
of diseases.
~ NFNf ny MIL TO ANY PART o. THE Cors-
TRY. By enclosing one dollar to DR. b. Il. WAtroS,
NO. d North seventh street. below Race Phiia-
d"lrhja. A Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of d. Il
Walton. Proprietor.
DIR. W 5 treatment for self-abuse. Weakness Re
is entirely different from The usual course Dr. w
has cured hundrciS who have tried others without
benefit The Ircitm, mt is as certain to cure as the
sun IS TO rise. Enclose stamp. and address Dr.
W. ms above. giving a full history of your clse
AMI You vii bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is certain--A RADICAL CURE
Jan 80, lo53-ly
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1Dc1tryp..

from the Knckerbookcr Mag ,sinel
Ec TaiIyof Man.
A CONTEMPLATEVE BALLAD.
BY JOHN G. SANE.
Right ,jullie is We taivor-.uan.
AS anne Eran may be;
And II We day upon We benche
He worhetli marriliu.
And oft We while in pl assnt wise
He coiletll up his limbes.
de singeth srrgcs ye like VIII ,eof
Are not in Wattys HYMNS.
And yet yc toilrr all Se while
His mrrrie Catches role!
AS true unto ye needle as
1e needle to yo pUte.
What cares ye valiant tailyor man
For all We cowarde fcarcs
Against We scissors of We Fates
lie polntes his mightie shcares.
He heedeth net We anciente tests
That wltlcSs sinners use;
~ hat ltarcth ye Dolic tailyor-man
le hisSngs Of a goosel
He pn.leth at ye busie threade,
To feed his lovinge wife
And exc his chile for unto them
1t is We Threads Of life.
He cnttetlI well We rich mans coate,
And with unsccmlir pride
He sees ye little waistcoare in
Ie cabbage by his side.
Meanwhile ye tailyor-man his wife,
To labor nothinge 10th,
Sits bye with rradle handrs to haste
Ye urchin and We cloth.
Full happie is va tailyor-man,
Yet he is often tried,
Lest he, from fulIncss of We dimes,
wave wanton in his pride.
Full happic is ye tailyor-man,
And yet he hath foe.
A cunninge enemie that none
SO well as tailyors knowe.
1t is ye siippyerie customer
" no goes his wicked Wages,
And wears ye honeste tailyor's coate,
And never, never pays.
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COTi.ENG! CAGTE.ENG!!
Now is The Time to Get Your Fall and
Winter (l0tEjnp,

SSj NJ. G. LOWE. No 81 Market Street
W has on hand an unusually large stocR
OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING. witch
ne Intends t" sell at extraordinary low p ices
=" WI" desire good and cheap garment,
should call at once. AT tins store will y,
found over 5000 garments, CONSISTING nj
Dress and Frock Coats, of American. French
ana English cloths, tassimcrcS and Sattirpis
iinc cloth Ov"rcoa;s and RdglanS OF s,Ipcrio,
III"t and Beaver clprlis. of substantial
quality. large stock Of Pants. Vests.
SHIRTS, Drawers. Also Il Iarlr stock Of Cloths
and CaSSincrcs on hand. which will be made
up cheap to order. Coil and examine fnl
yourselves. Don't forget No. 81 Market
Street, Wilmington, if You wish to save
money. TSept. %. lSJS-3m.
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yyESGszE@TEEs & GO.
GeEtiemtn's UrGisii!lg Store,

Patent Shoulder Sca:G Shirt Mandatory.
4 ] rnH en- STAND, No. 7n5 Cunsrxrr STREET.
"a PHILADELPHIA, tVloshc the Washington
HpuscD
\ Ni%ruraTEE vii give ms heretofore his per
SuEl sufeR siou oi lie Cutting md MIrul,rtrr
NJ irpar N nts U.dors for h is eel, hratcl tive
u hits au'! Col l. filed NJ the shortest notice
'cr,on" desiring 30 "rdcr .h'.ts. can be supplied
WI Ii the formula for mcasultmyut, OF application
~ mail.
Constantly on hand. ricI and select stock Of
zen mrn. Furnishing noo.s
~ wholesale orders Supplied on liberal terms
sept ]. jaa5--ly
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Ga G1use!tccpcrs.
Attention f.GUsekeCbCYs!


ftNiE subscriber having purchased the entire in
4 iercS of matthew's and johnson. in the newlv
established
E'icisT and Feed store.
in El.kTnN. nc1rly opposite he Howard IIousc
respectfully Invites the attention ofhiS friends and
hnusekcepels generally to his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR:
among which may ut all times be found tn follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour:
Extra aunerdne; Common Superfue MiGlIinss.
RYE FLOUR AND EUCKWuEAT:
" h!tc and Yellow Com Meal: Whi'e shin Stuff:
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
and bats in the grain, potatoes; all OF which will
he sold at tho lowest cash prices.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
- All articles delivered within theIimits ofthe
town free of cost
] y Country Produce taken in exchange.
"a Every clfor, viii he IN de to please the pub
ne and their custom ,hankfnily received.
M"y 10 ly WIN. T. GILES.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
HE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS

'IffllS is TO give notice, that the subscriber.
L OF Ceci! county, hath obtained from the
orphans Con't OF said county, letters tcsta-
mehtary on the personal estate of Eberzer
Ierry, late II said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby walned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ncated, on or before the 18th day OF October.
1892; they may otherwise, 10y law, be ex-
ciGdcd from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted t" said estate are requested
80 make immediate payment to the subscri-
her. Given under my hand this Both day Of
october, 1893. JOSEPH MILLER,
Executor Of Ebenezer PER-, deed.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Oct 80, 1S53-6w.
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ttiilwin9toa.
WATCHES, JEWELR'
AND
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SILVER WARE.


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Richard Wi:s. cbronometer Watches. Sole
Agency.
MA hnS' ;'rvenS"n 90, o "' v,.o, 10
NJ j. Tobias 4 90 5 Liverpool Watches.
Jos Iohnscns do do -tmade ex.
pr,ssly rorrs)
VIM RuhiESon's do do
Josh Hioomie,d's do. do. RAILWAY
Timc-l cercrsJ
Josh remberion's do do
joseph sewiil's do. do lsaiIway
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Jno. Ielbury Co.'S do. do
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II. pathey Peytpu.
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GTist and Flour Hill.

TsNiIE subscriber having taken the Grist
h and Flour Mill, at North East, lately
occupied by Thomas +. W olaston, wuuld
ini"rm the farmers and public in general,
that lie is NOW prepared 10 do all kinds Of
hrSt and Merchant Work, to which Il share
oi their patronage is respectfully solicited.
lie viii keep stock OF Flour, Meal and
Feed OF all kinds, on hand for sale.
lie VIII also purchase Gram. at all times,
at the highest market prc-, for cash.
GEO. CHANDLER.
North East, Sept. 4, lSj8--6m.