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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

Judge Irwin, OF the L. S. District Court of
Western Pennsylvania, has resigned; and Col.
Wilson McCandless has been appointed in his
place. His impeachment before Congress was
contemplated Charges of favoritism towards
members OF his own family, drawing from bank
monies belonging to suitors, &C., were made
nine years ago, when he agreed to resign, and
did write out his resignation which, it is said,
was intercepted by his son-in-layy, and the
Judge continued to hold the Office.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

ssTHE STARS AND STRIPES. This is the IL
tie Of new literary paper just published by
Frank Leslie, one of the most enterprising
publishers in New York, The literary mat
ter is irreproachable. The engravings are all
from original designs, and as whole the pa
per presents very neat and attractive ap-
pearance. Address Frank Leslie, i3 Frank
fort street. New York.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

Cor HIS DUEs.-C. NJ. Donnayan, who COM
mitted brutal assault on JOS NJ. Church, a
member OF the Legislature, a few weeks since.
was sentenced on the lst inst, by Judge Pear
son of Harrisburg. TO pay fine of $500 and
costs of prosecution, undergo an imprison-
ment OF three months, and enter bail in the
sum of $1,000 to keep the peace.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09
~ s It IN, FIRST SERVE
n Roofs & Shoes alwavs IN Hand

tof orr oIcn make e.l-JoSEPH COON, thank frl for
past fayors, and grateful for future prosp.c,s. DE-
sres 10 inform the citizens of this vicinity and his
Old friends and patrons in particular that he has
rSmorea TO the FIRST Room y. tis EAST
END Of SHAVaS NEW ROW. the first Soar
'eesf Of ne Mansion HouSe, where he has on hand
constantly large assortment of every variety il.
the BOOT AND SHOE line. Custom work attend.
ed 70 with dispatch The very best Of stock will
be used and pains spared to make neat 81, and
durable work. All Of which can be obtained Of
sad j. Coon, very Low for the Ready RhiDo
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

y GENTLEMAN HoRsE-srEALER.-Am man
named Arnold, a graduate of the Michigan
University, and man Of fine attainments and
good connections was arrested at Omaha, K.
T., on a charge of horse stealing. While
confined in room, under charge of an officer,
he broke Gp tumbler and pane OF glass
from the window, and swallowed the frag-
ments This not producing death as soon as
he desired, be hung himself with a small cord
10 the bed post. His wife was living at Ne.
braska CITY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

PETERsoSs' COUNTERFEIT DETEcroR for Feb
ruary is received, and in addition to the usual
variety of matter, contains a list of the gold
and silver coins that circulate in the United
States. Monthly, 81 year. Address T. B.
Peterson & Brothers, 500 Chestnut ST., Phil'a.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09
W7ATCHEs AND JEwELRY-Ths

w dersgned respectfully informs his cu.ts-
ners and the public generally that he has just re
ceiYed from the East and opened al his estsbliss-
ment IN shaw Row, Clearfield, Ps- fine stock
OF Watches. OF different qualities, and JeHslry Of
every variety from full set to single pioec.
which he will sell at the most reasonable price.
for Cash. All kinds of Clocks Watches and Jew
elry carefully repaired aud warranted 4 COS
unuance OF patronage Is solicited.
November 10. lS5S. UP NAUGIY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

Rheumatisms, OF the most severe kind hsvo
been cured By using two bottles OF Dn Vale
Galranic Oil. Back-ache. pain in the head
sick head ache. and nervous diseases of tie
head, are every day being cured souudly ly
the of this medicine.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

The Bellefonte Democrat announces the
death of David c. Boal, Esq, OF that place, on
friday last.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09

hLOUR.-Just received 80 barrels Extra Fam
Il ny Flour Whieb will be sold low for cash by
0scenieeF :, RICHARD si0SSoP
G tAKPEIS, Oil Cloths Window Shades, 30, can
~ be procured st the store Of
tnayIZ. JOHN PATTON, Curwensvihe
h,tet socd erindrscnes, with fr.urss e. ssls
h7 JOHN fATloS Curr ersy Ills.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09
CARD.-MIss CoysTANT. late f.

fARD.-MTSS CONSTANT late from, the East
- respectfully announces herself TO the ciii-
zens Of Clearfeld, and the County generally, that
she Il rrepored to give instruction in Music-Pi-
ano, Aeiodeon and GuitSr-and also in the French
lansuage-it being her native tongue She refer.
all no may be Interested in the above 10 h. Rev
br. and Mrs. Mcleod. TERMS s. in advance or
SO if not IN advance Dec 3 ISIS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09
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Ilals on ali Subjects. and Fall Reports OF sll the
news OF the day; tho Commercial and Financial
departments are full, and are carefully attended
TO as an Advertising Medium there Is 10 better
paper IN the State, the circulation being next TO
,he largest IN the city, and among the most intel
hEent snd influential Of the population,
tEkMS-Six DoLIARs per year in sdvnne.
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The PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY BULLETIN.
a Handsome, well-Filled, Family Weekly News
paper, is published by the Proprietors II tie fc-
lowing unprecedentedly lew rates:
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copies, year, 90 so copies. yea-. 20 90
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iool will be sent fer three years The Next Ls,-
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address CUMMINGS PEACOCK. Proorie,or.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-02-09
LETTER FROM HARRISBURG.

Special correspondence of the Raftsuian's Journal
FEBRUARY A. 1853.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
QUEER BACK BEND.

l have carried my family on my back
till am so round shouldered that can
only see the blue.sky and bright sun by
looking between my legs, and up to heav-
ems canopy that way. / lost two hundred
pounds of fiesh-horse meat--when / star
ted from Dubuque, OF we should have go
along better.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
WHOLE NUMBER 17S.

eating roots that I can only keep them by
me, or together, by piliog humps Of gold
about as big as mallets, on their shirt tails,
as the little iauocents sit down on the
grass to play. Everything grows here.
I can raise twenty bushels Of wheat to the
acre. Oranges. lemons, and al such col
ored fruits grow here, while lemons, pears,
apples. peaches and apple dumpllngs are
SO plenty that they find no market.
AFFEcTIoNATE INVITATION.
Sell off what stuff you have IN Niscon-
sin, and come out here. You can get
rich in little while, and 60 back in such
style that win astonish the natives.
Give my love to all the folks around
the corners, and pus notice on the school
house that they can get an outfit in Chi
cago for $500. Come out here, deal
brother, by all means
Yours, afFectionately, JOAN SMITH.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

90, speak not of me, my dearest Ed
ward" said the devoted woman. sHaste.
Edward, and all viii be well" and she
aided with trembling hand to disguise
the proud form of her husband in a fe-
male garb.
Farewell, my love, my preserves"
whispered the husband in the ear of the
disguised wife, as the officer sternly re-
minded the supposed lady that the time
allotted to her visit had expired. Fare
well, we shall meet again, responded the
wife and the husband passed out un-
suspected, and escaped the enemies of
his life.
They did m eet again; the wife
and husband but only as the dead may
meet-in the awful eommunions of an
other world. Affection had borne up
her exhausted spirit, until the last great
purpose of her exertions were accom-
plished in the safety of her husband
and when the bell tolled on the morrow
and the prisoners cell was opened, the
guards found, wrapped up in the habili-
ments of their destined victim, the pale
but beautiful corpse of the devoted wife
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

ASTHMA PAPER.-Persons subject to
attacks of spasmodic asthma will receive
some relief during the paroxysms, by in-
haling fumes given off from burning pa
per prepared with saltpetre. The paper
should be loose and white, such as is used
for absorbing ink blots, and it should not
contain any fibres of wool. Four ounces
of saltpetre dissolved in pint of water
makes a solution of sufficient strength for
the purpose. The paper is soaked 10
this for few minutes, then taken out
and dried thoroughly. It is then cut into
pieces four inches square, and one or two
pieces burned when required. Paper
prepared in this manner gives out con.
siderable amount of free oxygen when
it is burned. This has been tried By
some of our friends with good effect
Scientific american.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

my desk, held out his arms, compared his
eoat-sleeve with mine, and inquired, iron
ically, where got such a fine coat. l
proudly told him, /" Nother made 1t -
He feigned great surprise, and sarcastic
ally observed he had mistaken it for i'm
ported goods; he wished he could get
such fine clothes, and wondered if mother
would get him up fine coat
A short time afterward while in a tai
lor shop one morning with fellow stu
dent, John Stokes fine coat was brought
in by a lad, with instructions to scour and
press it. He was not in his class that
day; he had been seen the previous night
on Water street, rolling in the mud, drunk
as Bacchus. He left the school in dis
grace. He now lies in a drunkard's
grave.
l Iboarded myself while attending school
here. I walked nine miles home at the
close of each week, and returned on Mon
day morning with loaf of bread under
my arm. It would become stale before
Friday evening, but always relished it
when recollected that g Mother made 1t. ''
/ am now so far advanced in life that
my friends begin to call me old. But !
have not lived long enough to learn why
l should not still respect my mother and
regard her afectionately. She is quite
advanced in years, and has nearly lost
her sight She sits within few feet Of
me, sewing up rent in my linen Goa
while l write this. She knows not wha
l am writing. She has been a widow
eight years, and is still toiling for tht
welfare of her children. She has never
studied grammar, nor philosophy, no
music. These things were seldom taugh
in her younger days. But she know
1 their value, and has toiled hard man,
t a day to purchase books for her children
and support them at school. And shal
d l now curl the lip of scorn, or blush il
company, to hear her substitute a verl
e of unity for one of plurality, or pronounc
a word of twenty years behind the Wei
n sterian era? NeYer-no never! The oil
= dilapidated grammar in my library migt
al testify against her style; but its testimo
ny would be infinitely more terribl
i against my ingratitude. / recollect we
r when she rode seven miles, one cold viii
n ter's day, to sell produce and purcha;
Is that book forme, when was little bo,
Mt It required a sacrifice, but "MoTHE
S MADE IT"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
CARLYLE'S STYLE.

Come now, o my Thomas thou doubt
ful doubter of doubts thou fiouuderer on
the fat, miry and bilgy sea of tideless
Toryism. l have somewhat to show thee.
Look what seest with those staring eyes
of thine; those eyes so big and bullet-like,
gIobed in such spheretic speculation 1t
shall be told thee what thou seest: A
car, four-wheeled, and many-sized and
springless. No TWO of the wheels are of
the same size-in order prescript and
irrevocable, 1t goeth forth backwardly,
hind-quarterly, and stern foremostly, and
ioineth in many directions at once, and
therefore has no locomotion. Time and
half times it is halt topsy turvy, and
otherwhiles the sconceless traveller there
in ensconced, knoweth Tot whether he i:
sitting on his heels, or standing on his ell
bow. Loud-rumbIeth and rough-tumblett
this mystic and portentous car; and ye
it stayeth where it listeth, and where
that is no man knoweth, not even its in
ventor And what sort of a car is that
Ho ho Peter and Paul Ha ha Mrs
Grundy and Dame Partington Why
man dost thou ignore this car? Dost tho
not recognize this car? Why man, it
Thy self-it is Carlyle! But IS it g him
self" or is it his lingual "Goblin d-d ?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

PIXIES PEAK. A young man who
left his home in Rochester in February
last for the Pike Peak, gold mines, writes
from Fort Laramie, under date Of April
20, that after stopping at the diggings
about ten days, he became fully satisfied
that the whole thing Of there being gold
on the eastern slope ofthe Rocky Noun
tains is one of the greatest humbugs Of
the day, and It is his opinion that not
less than fifty thousand men are destined
to suffer, that few spectators may
make few dollars on village lois.-Nsif
+ Bedford Standard
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
A FIGHT WITH A SHARK--AN EAR
NEST FRIEND.

About the latter end of Queen Anne's
wars, Captain John Beams, commander
of the York Merchant, arrived at Barba-
does from England; having disembarked
the last part OF his loading, which was
coals, the sailors who had been employed
in that dirty work, ventrred into the sea
to wash themselves, there they had not
been long before person on board spied
large shark making towards them and
gave them notice of their danger, upon
which they swan back, reached the boat,
all but one, him the monster overlook al
most within reach of the oars, and grip
ping him by the small of the back, his
devouring jaws soon cut him asunder,
and as soon swallowed the lower part OF
his body; the remaining part was taken
up and carried on board, where his com
rade was. His friendship with the de-
ceased had been long distinguished by
a reciprocal discharge of such endearing
offices, as implied union and sympathy
with souls. When he saw the severed
trunk of his friend, it was with horror
and emotion too great for words TO paint
During this affecting scene the Unsuitable
shark was traversing the bloody surface
in search after the remainder of his prey
the rest of the crew thought themselves
happy in being on board, he alone unhap
py that he was not within reach of tht
destroyer. Fired at the sight and VOW
ing that he would make the deyourer dis
gorge, or be swallowed himself into tn
same grave-he plunges into the deep
armed with large, sharp pointed knife
The shark no sooner saw him but he mad
furiously towards him, both equally ca
ger, the one of his prey, the other of re
venge. The moment the shark opene
his capacious jaws, his adversary dexter
ously diving, and grasping him with hi
left hand somewhat below the upper ini
successfully employs his right hand, Civ
ing him repeated stabs il the belly, til
enraged shark after many unavailing e
forts, finding himself overmatched in h
own element, endeavors to disengage hin
self, sometimes plunging to the bottom
then mad with pain rearing his uncout
form, (now stained with his own stream
: ing blood, above the foaming waves
The crews of the surrounding vessels sa
the unequal combat, uncertain from whi'
of the combatants the stream OF blOC
issued till at length the shark we
u kened by the loss of blood, made
wards the shore, and with him his co
queror who flushed with an assuran
nc of victory; pushed his foe with redoubl
ardor, and by the help ofan ebbing til
a dragging him on shore, rips up his bo
els, and unites and buries the sever
:, carcass of his friend in one hospital
grave.-Frazer's Magazine.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

81 A lady called on a witty friend
who was not at home, and finding the pi-
ano dusty, wrote upon il slattern. The
next day they met, and the lady said, = ]
called on you yesterday. Yes So"
your card on the piano.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27

g. A fatal disease is committing great
ravages among the hogs in Sangamon
county, Illinois. One man lost one hun
dred and nine 10 less than twenty-four
hours.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
wEIoHrs.

The country here is fne, bui the Vinds
are awful Ny boys get % light With
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
BETTER DIGaISGs hEYosD.

I am going to leave these diggings for
a better one. Il Is too much trouble 10
tug and pry up the great big chunks Of
gold thai weigh half ton or 20, and are
so thick that you cannot geEthem OH with
out danger Of breaking your legs, and am
going up a ravine, where all ] have 10 Do
Is to 60 TO the top Of a high mountain and
roll il down to the river.
How He KEEPS DowE TIE LIGHT
sEEEnHTg
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-27
FUN ALIVE.
RICH PIXIES PEAK LErrER,

The Milwaukee News has a letter which
is so genially humorous that we make 1t
as attractive as possible, by means Of sub
heads. If you like fun read it. Ii is al
legged to be from citizen of Horizon,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26

NEW GOODS

IN nnr fFr~tVinr . iafre 400 vel ..i.-.,4
4 siosk ~ q ci. .ai,s-i. ., a.. - -.
~ - AZ "t a. HcCt tnss .-ssiinr t.f,n. 80. -
is' N 'hi. ~frrF ~ have l4.t o.,r.l ..
=" ~ pass GOODS ~ i,Jis. .,o.,.
"e =, s'ti'' at T'ssRss std Bsta
@seoes' aaa Marrling ri..ue. .sd Bet.,..
WHITE GOODS
sri9~f s~iss .r' !se ausir. 2 " c,t
stt ~-'v-. NJ s-ti-. 80 .,uisi.h "a ,,|,. -.
l.'' -frt Ae.~s rtiitfer l. Tar,C.'-.
-. -lt NsrtF, NJ seed. vii pi,... ,,,i
so siHrli-- tar sos az
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26

Tbs Marhihs y gcis p % 20 entirely nes r's-
ani - eonsidefef ~ h. who have sea - ~ 49,.
30 M is'i ihsi has ever tesn brought Il, tt.
to"cs oi ne American public m fact tbs coll
msY b. rhal'ngrt iu produce 49, equal Am.,r
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tmp~stiIt io Fei ouf 90 order 2of Tb-ss.. -
80 p 81 - "p@f4ief q child Ten vsafs Oh 80
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frtusff BE- ~ rortirsilr trIiersi itst ih- ,irib..
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Combined Reaper aud Eower,

Al ANNYS comb,nrd Reaper and Mover.
W "'h W"''> l.n1t"v-tnrr. iss.slIr-..rr,.
ell o. sLc subscriber flr public favor auc ratr,r.
age. Ini> Machine ~iii be maali.stnF..i' t.f The
haiVrsj OF 1873, Attu im ptoysn,nt. spt m -, .
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combined Machtnr yct Introduced, ami itf-ttlr
&" mott >ut-r ava Reaper Of Mvw-t ILrtIrrs.
ordinary cp'sprtttIvh tL1t hss sprung 10 "A tn
iAsi nice war IN the mshuiactut- OF Er.n,uy
Ani hoUins Michiars, ha, t.Isd iareuutty .nt
rn'I'''G caPiia! abd iaDOr 10 az uucnmmon -Ii-tt
'H'eHioIs ebi insruiacIufcIs sho bal sch,rvrd
success bSyr Lot b-rn above. uf a maun-Dt a.,
iesi. Ia M sharp 4ai eager stri.r ali have hen
pushed some have been oyrtta.ru some l.tt,.
had. aad 'nsnY. vrtv many. urs N.chi1,, tba,
AIRED WIN ~ynirfiIi Vts,r auI promise hsv.
ut'r. Itu-i Mlniys Combined Mscurn.
WIN w o'i' Improvement hts hai a steal, .oi
increasing P'pI'aft'y from tie hrst Artte,,ny
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geneva M 'N'- 90 carried III lac Lighe>t honors
ia NE great Na.i,nai Firi1 Tfai a. s.far1.. II,
80 "nl amidst al the COME ifiua> AM t.i.ls
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s'@lrd an N''huut crcT ei1ggHg The oaitqrr
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thine. Ant h.Tr Il - proper ~ stAt- .hat thrt,
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NANNY MschiLr Fuf nr iutur~ his viI -
looked sll'f aHi parties Infringing will - PROSE-
'n'd Toe general principles peculiar ~ th;.
machine, aaf upon VIII p 81 - Constructed have
pto'tu 80 'n'crs'in' that here has hern no az.
iemrt 10 cusugc tH-m Tnr main III ~ Tor tb.
c'milS '~h'fH vtf . '1 improve zine na,tsfiraI.
c'nNtrueii"no o. iae machine. 10 make % stfnpger
sui IN 'fc tIrIS.e. 10 f~>p-c, 70 slf~arth .fyt-
and bni'h. tn farmer ah0 wants IN achine that
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eh'ne a. ihc Leading AMI mot acceptable machine
- The lafgcsi c.as> ot farmers 10 ihr caaatf,.--
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the Amp.r nafonaE" hitherto received tho earnest
sui unremiifiHg efJrs 81 he Agent VII be d..
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY

V'iiE subscriber lakes this method al i,f.,,,i,
u the eiiif-h. ci Jefferson ihsthe ha. puyeh.,,1
me RAJ Of NAT county TOT The masUfsctuts d,
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KSov .NoTHiS0i,u IN SovTH CAKotISA -
vAile n. Democratic journals are berstips
,.s old Bay State for her resea, vot. in re.
,,ri 20 the two years probation afvr ustu.
nl,,,isa. they should slso publish TO tho
,,-ld tbs, Mss'schase,ts oily eepi.d from
Ssaih C.roiisa. That old. Slsrhak D,-o.
:, ,t,e State passed q Law. or her Legislature
diI. da,iua the session Of $3.50 pseas,iy
ned, to the new clause Of the M....ehu.
..t, Caus'iia''cn That Law remains 10
Ere. aitsi, tine.
u-J,ac' II Josu.os Vas hurs in R,p-
r,h,nuoes county, Va on Friday ,ths I3tb
.r,; Tor tho murder Of Li.uif lie made
Z, confession, but on the contrary s.sert,d
20 innocence on the yallows ltis es ina
,ei hat there wsr. about 500 persons
rressnt.
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~ ani,d 10 Purchase.

IN 400 l.. gen' Country cufsi Bacor
L .OOO Hs,n, >.yulcrr, al4 a.es,,
AlsO sYinc pfime L. q.
MICHAEL. TEAENEY
IIatn-ts. Erttr An - -
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isaFden sfed-.

A s'si"u 90 efF fsss Osfsss SEEDS receive.
~ aaf fef sals by
NsrsI 10 Hu CAMPBELL
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Ladies Dress Good.

OF The beue'i fabrics and he u-c.i t..ahl- s.vle.
5hs"'> St.k ant L-r. NauuIas Lac Points
b'na'i,' R'.h n.s Fur~f, Enhrot'rir- &c
CARPETS. on CLOT!IS AND