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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05
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Ea'fFs H9Ezet E1.fEz H5zS<s sstE BzEe-rs
Esrfss- Nous. EzEfzsz- Rozs-' 1,E B LEV
EzfTE- HOs,ss' Easizz HsES-s G'sa. BzE-r=,
The Undersigned takes this method oF Informing
the cftizeEs of ClearSeEi zad The pz5s5- n zeEsr
al that ne has opened - EATING HOUSE sid
BAKERY IN the room Market street kuozu As
tas Old J>zC Sf0re- where ne viii keep o1 hand
a general assortment q Caufecsioazries. szct a.
Candies of Al kIa1S- Mats 4 great variety. Figs
Ralsels- PTUESS= Se- kc- lie viii zIsa keep AIs
aa6 Lager Besr Al al tines .Sich- ke dos 70.
hesitate 10 say = Superior article and from tie
best brsserses Il the vest Also. large zs.a-t-
E1eat II IobzeeS and Cigars zIzsTs o. hzri
As ne | : Baker bT trade, be viii sl~zTx keen
suFply o FRESH BREAD zu5 CAKES a. reiI
a. PIE> q everE description that the srzsou EilI
zSord- He vii also bake % order or = OFT 10
tice. anything Of tHe kind thzt nay be wanted
by the citizens = CiezrEzid.
The public are respectfully inv ted 20 call ard
see MS stock which he thinks cannot fail 20 meet
TIE wants and wishes Of psrs9ns Who desire AZ
@ the articles IN his li1s g bzsiaezs He -ol5cIrs
and hopes TO receive libe-sI share a. TztrcEz-e
- II viii be his constant alta 70 AecsE.s izre and
please ali Who Elsy f=Ssr hin Eifh their custom
Call zHd judge isr yourselves Bemeuber the
place the old IEW STORE" ea Market s--~e3
CleSr5-ld iapes wENDLIN ESTBES
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

DIBLES.-The Bible Society q ciezrEeii 60.
ID hereby giFcs ugtice thai their beoks. ps1>-
~ Bibles and TeStzzents deposited Ia the Of
fee q Jszez Wrigicr. Register and Recorder AZ
Clearfeli4 The books are of SsTfsEs sizes sEd a..
dzpsed to supply eitheT private individuals
day Schools At very cheap rates Very substaE-
tisl bibles can be I zi a. loH a. > cents apiece
and test2ae1zs - IoE a. 81 cents apiece
The people Of the e51nty generally are als5 IL
Tite3 70 lezTe with Mr. Wrigley zny Donation they
Ray Be pleased % make IN AID 81 the funds of the
Society Signed by order Of The Executive Con-
Eaittee- ATEN M.T.F0n- Prnsiierr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

At a Methodist Festival in Warren, Mass.
held few evenings since, the floor gave way,
p.ecipIta;ing I'D persons into the store below.
A woman rushed to an adjoining store, saying,
sfI'n scared 70 death, :" tainted and soon died.
The stove and boiler in use for the festival
peEt dova with the people, severely burning
some and sczIdiag others L Is thought that
some Of those who fell will die.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

4aEbo5y who supposes that locking girl
in back room viii prevent her from knowing
what lore mems. might as vel Try 10 keep
stTasberries from blGshing IN Jane. By whis-
pering il their ears about the snow re had
lSs. winter
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

The latest novelty IN the say OF Convex
ffons Is the coavocation OF the sporting fra
ternity, CT gamblers, from ali parts o. the
country, 3. Chicago. fer the purpose Of estsb-
fishing uniform rules il games, and the non
Interference OF professional gamblers in the
politics Of the country.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Ias RAFISx1Ss JorRSAL i Published On We'd
1ssdsy AZ si-Se Per z1Enn IN advance II ros
paid II tie ke-ianins of The year 500 viii be
charged
ADyEEIIsEsESTs viii es inserted az SI % per
square Ct L liaes Tor three Or less iEsertous For
eEeIs SddISioEz- THserElea > cents vii be charg
cd asdacSS0a viii Be nads 10 yearly zirsr-
tise-s-
No subscription taken fcr 4 shorter tine than
er Eouthss and 70 paper viii be disccesflBsi III
u al sIrsaEzses are paid eIoeP; At the option Of
the publisher B Row
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05
CLEARFIELD HOUSE. q

rLEARFIELD II o : E CORNER OF
" FIRST AND NAEhET STREETS CLEAR
FIED, PA--Ihe un6ers5-Eei Esaid rezp peetfzlIy :
IufoTIE his friends and TIE travelling Fab-is =
general thai be has tsE=a the above hgcSe- fer
the ho1ss has bean rseeltly rcEf-si- pr0Tsi
and newly furnished thEt excessive .tzbliz :
has jG.E b<sa completed sRI that he : pr
pared 70 accommodate ali Who nav give hTl
call N The NEST pleasing xod agreeable zsnn>r-
He j. amply provided with everything 70 render
as ho1se desirable stopping piz-e- and -iII
endezvor 20 entertain his guests Z H&Ezs- that
csanOt fail to give Ih= fullest szIIzfz-zisa- Ihe
house Is situated IA pleasant and guie- 1z-E of
tie town and 10 expezse attention viii bz 81
red 70 make u q the 5eSz ho1-=s II tie eez5ty
= liberal patronage isrespscsfclly solicited HIS
bar viii ee Supplied with a Assortment q chgi-e
liquors Fiaae3-5>j Il HAYS MORROW
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

Il As HE GOOD INTENT CT RWE ENSA LILLE
CiearH-Id CSu1ty- Ps-The ssbscTib=E 6e-s lezTe
70 iafeE-E his cd Customers and the PaSI5e gene
rally that be has recsntly taken tas zboFs veil
krOEl s-sId- ard that he hzs entirely TeS-Ee1 z.6
TsturEIShe1 II II a szyle adapted . th= age and
The wants q The eHtire travelling Ea1irE
HIS TABLE Eil zlTsy. be FroTr3e3 EIl1 eTeEy
luxury the markets and surrounding e1EztEE I'll
s55E5- HIS BAR vii Be SUPPLIED Eith 5he ebsi-
eeSt =iEez ard lIaEo-z HIS STABLES Ehzeh
are The DeSs slf EzoSg eo1E-1i-zs OF 4 e rszi
sIthin day. travel viii always Be II charge =.
careful sBd attentive ho<-l-rs II sksrr eTery
department Gf his establishment vii be szppl5-i
with all the comfort. zs1 epETezi=zecz TIE Eez-y
traveller could desire Nm 4 MASON
CurzsnsFiIlc- June > IS5.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

II Isl OF JURORS FOR JANUARY TERN
IL teon eEcins Sd Monday, 18th day,} 1852
Grand JURORS
BeII-CharIes Smith.
Bogs-J.h In Hua. L Stone 4 Bsushran
Brsdy-Reuben BoussII Philip kUntI John
Heig1s G B GoodlardeT. Fred. korb-
Barnsfde-Thomas Nzhzfey- Nicholas Beck
Che-t-Jsmes Thompson
Ciear9eld-J- P krafzer, John r r Weaver
Gown gton-John Yothers John NJ ReiteT.
Fergasou-5reer Bell
GiraTd-Adzrns Spackman.
Grzhzn-MoSSs e Evans
LzvEenc=-John j Read
lE1bsT Citv-John MeDeritt
Pern-Baz-on Davis
Piks-AbEAhsn BisSu. -
Weedsard-Rsbert Hszierz7n
TRAyEESE TUR0sS
Beccaria-WiiIizm : Wright
BeIl-Dayid McCrseksu John Baker
Pogg@CharIes CadzsIzde-
Rradfcri-Szuael ?. Wilson.
Brady-B P Stebbinz- John Wall L FIeezel
Burnside-Samuel Riss-
CIesrssld-Issze Joh1soz- Geo y Rhesra.
". Pzrke, Samuel Mitchell Alex ITvin-
CheSt-R0beTt " PzrTin, GeorEe ArCEIly-
Csxinytsr-John FSrtney- T. Z CoGt-iet. John
B. Goraort- Charles Genet
CarrenzTille-John f Irwin
Dec.tur-Stephen Test DzFid EepkaEt
Fergusor-Jzzes Glenn
Gi-z-i-Jchn Smith
Grahan-Jzmss Ncfia iairs-
kla1-Wiihsn WIthsrsx James L NeCrzekeu
Lzsreree-Hegh Orr A 7 Bradley John Ne
Szaghey, Milton Mcbride A L Hsekock John
shas. il Ahrzhsn Ogden
Asrris-JOaathan Eneigh- G r Hosp Fse-ier-
rex Seeel- Daniel 2. Win, : G Thonp.oa.
1SEh-A- lille Chzs- Clezver- EIzh johnson
f1Ee-Ssorge Leech- 81 William Glenn
Unsoa-HeEry v hiteks=
Nec1Tsrd-Seorge Volt RoLs AIersps.-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

a COroReF-s Jury in Georgia, receatIy re-
turned the following verdict, in the case Of a
nan who had beea killed by lightning ave
are opinioaed that the deceased came 10 his
death casually by an accidental stroke OF
thulderIs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05
HALLoA.LNEw WAGoN NMANrpACToRY

- ALIUi--NF- F-N " NUN Mn u lLLUh :
IL The unaersigDed woaIi respectfully az.
no11ee 70 his friends and the public generally
that he has opened oat rev " Wz-ou-HzkTu- Is
tzbiishEzenI N s-S-- Salem City Brady town
ship where he will ~ all times be prepared %
manufacture. on the shortest notice su kinds Of
Wagons Carts. Whsel5zrrszs de The best ma
terial that cal be procured will be Used and his
work viii be made IN the most Substantial and 51-
rabie manner Eueh vii sezr the test of strict
examination By elsse cbserTanee Of his bazi-
ness engsge1ents- and by 6EzPosiEg Of his work
On the most reasonable terms Ehich he viii dc
for either cash approved country 2r0d1ce, hs
hopes ts merit and receive liberal share Of pub
lie eus-on BENZ RTSuEL
New SaIer City Jan Is, 1855
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rUsoU UEHASN oUsE,

q e z IL a. ; = II . | Z
The subscriber ferEaerivof the Exchange Hefei
PhilITsbzFg having taken the zo0Ee hooss- s5taat-
IN the east end Of The BoFsHgh O: COFzeasvIEie
the bank q the SR-s aehzonz River ~SaId res
peetfuiiy zEnoGaee 70 the travelling psoiis, thai
he / fGl.y prepared 70 accommodate Strangers
and all others via may Ezyor hi-a 1irh = call
The hozsc i usE- veil furnished large aid -azn-
H-odioUs and travellers vii 6ni eFsTF eaAyeRisz-s
necessary 70 their comfort Ample bling
tzeE1i 70 the premises DAVID JOHNSTON
CurzeEsEille. Feh-zzrr L -
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Mt. VERNON HOUSE. LUMBER CHI

NT. VERNON HOUSE. LJMBEk CIIl,
VI CLEAREIELD COUNTY. PA--The under
signed notifies tie Yualic that he has opened q;
the above named hoGse- ard that be : yell pre-
pared to sse0FE MEDIATE al 10 NAY favor HIN
with eaH The house i tkree stories high j
eo-anoiio1s and veil furnished ard 70 pains VII
be spared 70 render satisfaction 20 -aes-s- His
Bar i always supplied with cho5ee liszoE- q all
kinds Tbereis pl-nsy Of szsbiiaz eoa6setsd sitk
the ksus@- He solisits shAre q PHbJie PatEen-
age L " TN EICh
Lun5er CitF. April u. Isss-.s-sd-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

MANSION HOUSE. Cie1EkesS. Fzs-Ihe
VI undersigned respectfully sns0zRc<. q the
PgSlic that he kss leased the above Hotel in Cezr
feli borough. and that he Is prepared 70 accom-
Hcdafs all who nav favor him -Ith their eaSloz-
HIS house Is eoaHoiicGs and conve.Ieet- ard Ii.
table sazIl be supplied II the best manner Fossi-
bic No effort viii be spared 20 render general
Satisfaction By street attention 20 business and
70 the wants AID comfort % his guests he expects
10 .ecars liberal share Of patronage
febII-557 DAN NJ WEAVER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

GTest laassgss4s Liff BosE Hsfse-
No 2g5 Br0941-zg- Ess- Torf.
where the giffs. consisting Of Jrs-,Iry &r-. end
r-zzx4zs -. rafzs yT5s - cessss 10 Ts-o HsaSTzF
dollars are Alzays on exhibition in ample show
Cases oEr New Descriptive CsizlcgEe, eoatzin-
ing large variety q Books II every department
of Seie1=e AID Literature fsII of vhieh are sold
II regular Prblishers prices and explaining OF r
NV AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM q allowing eve
n purchaser kfs ora ckoics Of Ttfz ard setting
forth une9uAIied Inducements TO Agessss- viii ee
sent post paid. 70 sBF iEdIFiduzI zpPIizz-ioE-
Address. 4. ksENET- Agent
Jzly :, iS5s-sa- No 20 Broad Ezy Y I.
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BOOKS OF ALL KINDS AND Styles.

FANCY ARTICLES and L4NEEEIIDNA
T0bzeeo and Cigars
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STEFFS, PAINS.
CA>z{rzis &r-, drc-. r.
Among his stock vii Be found Histories Biazrz-
phies- Sketches SckeSl Books P6esical- Scientic
Mechanical Medical and Law works the --latest
publications always On hand or procured 60 order
al the Ma gsEiEcs furnished monthly a. publish
ers prices fancy ard eoEIuor letter paper plain
and ruled cap paper perforated paper: B9Se pa
per- fancy and Common envelopes: blank DEEDS :
great variety Of Steel Pens. common and fancy
pea-kolier- pencils &e- &e &c, which he viii sell
AZ the unest reasonable price-
His stock Of Drugs Medicines Dye-stuEs- Paints.
6e- Is large and well selected; among which are
Czlonael. BIRe Mass Quinine- Mo-pkiz- Red Pre-
eipitaie Rhubarb root aRi VuIFerisei Rochelle
and Epson Salts Cream of Tartar. Sulphur sen
Ia Pink Root sap Carbonate soda Ta-saric A
cid SElphzte Of Else; Liqaories- CoIgT1ko sui
tIeBtizn rect, Esgsssd lil iiEsSI- Bss : EItrisl
CoPeras, Alum Rej Lead Pru.siza Blue. Chrome
Green and Yellow EeruaiiIio1 Terra de Sienna
and II fact general zsSortu snr
He has also Eps lot Of Ladies Gold Breast
Pins Ear Drops Finger Rings Re Afso Watch
Guards and Keys PenknIves- Hair oTI<- Hair
Reading Fine and Picket combs, TcOfh-pieks Ra-
E0rs and StE0Ps, SsdIers' silk Pearl powder Fzn-
cT soaps and PeTfu2ery great variety
Also. Prunes. Figs RzIsins Almonds Peanuts
and filoeTts- Candies general sssoTtznent- Gin
anon Cloves Pepper. and other spices. BizukIng
and spool Cotton the z ost popular Patent Mod
fciRes Of the day al of which viii De ssii At rhe
very cheapest rates
Call ami examine The stock ard iuize For -our-
selves I>ePt2sl THOMAS ROBINS
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EARM AND TAVERN sr.Yn ros

kENI-The undersigned eorgr.f.re-~ -
george J. kyler, o5ers for rent tke L. - =
Bradford township At the intersection Il fhe -
from Graf so1- kyIertoEu Norsi-szle PtiJI;-,-
burg ana Clearneid, consisting of 80 aeres. over
lee seres cie4red-EIih large and e.osnrrs.aso...
House, . large barn and other buildings tEsreo-
.Afle = large orchard Of choice fruit tTess any
information can be oSsained By appiying 70 q B
tvooFes sEsq .Ciearieid. Pa, OF 10 TIE andezs.x-si
July Z 1855 ROBERT MICHEL
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

Pres tJ1dE-Hon James Burnside BelleEoute Pa
As teIadse-Hoa- Wa L Noo-e, CiezrEefd
Hon. Benin BozSzII Lzthsrzbur--
saeriE-- Fredk q Miller, Clezrzs.d
Prs;honoszry- George Walters
Reg i Rec jane. Nricley.
Treasurer Josn McPh.rSor
Co SUrveyo-, John L Cutie,
Co-znIsx l'r.- john irwin Sr Ciezrssli
Gso-se Ez-hsrd- Ss~Millpo-t
william AeErzsks1. Lumber CRY.
AEaIt0rs- Peter Hoover Earse-SyiIle
Aaron C Tate CIez-se!d
Iszae " Grzhan
CoT3ue-- - Geor-e Richards Cfezr6efa
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i NsoNvIILE rRoPERTrFoRsALE.

"a The property formerly oe<aPled by James
Smith. being adjoining lots having t.o story
pEerk house, q 6y iS feet. and PIznk shop -
by - fees thereon erected l. for ssle, rent.
seeezn n0i-ting teTns- Apply 70
Narek - III GRAMS cls2rkeid
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yTN II e Go l. EN PRlZE

THE GOLD PRIZE.
THE GDLDEN PRIZE
The Golden Prize The t;oldr7 P-,,z
Tie 6otden Prize IEa Golden Prize
The Golden Prize The Colder Prize
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLUSTRATED, ILLTsTE sTEu, ILLTS STRATED
ILLUSTRATED EVERY FEER
Riastrata5 srzrz s-esE IE.ss-r-ts.l ,s7y-. s-,zE-
4Aststgl-= srsys h-seE- A,zsrfrssoz es7sry '-seE-
TLEDSTR8TED EVERY WEEK
SisefHses. coytrs ssst fSss Se5azs -rst s-sf fFel
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
IGststrsf>z9 E2azs,z-7tes =, Izisssfrsr,S -,
ne largest AID best weekly papers Of the izr Az
IInPsrial QuAE-o eontzIninE sIzkf 5s4-es - fo-tv
ooiau2s oi entertaining original uErtz- and elc-
gantly illustrated every Eeek
GI5t worth 80 cents 20 S50e % in Gold .ir'
De Presented 70 each Sabsefiber ilazaezsis..Gv .-
receipt of The subscription money.
0ne copy Tor 0De year s. o. aa1 sifi
ons copy for two years .. and = cifts
oae copy for three years 60 SaI : ~TFts
cae copy fer Eve wears : pa AID rirts
AND To CLUBS
Iares copies oas yezE- - &C. and gifts
fiFe copies ORe year, e9, and gifts
Tea coEies one year IS ee aa,i le |iff-
1Eeaty-one copies year - o. and p cIfss
he articles 70 De distribrted are comprised IL
TIE t0iioEins list.
Packages Of Gold, containing $50 each
P1ekzges of Geld esaEzEainS $40 each
10 packages Of Gold containing leo go
~ ~ Z < Lsxer mining Cas>t Watches 100 each
80 Gold Watches - -
leo Gold Watches "a -
500 Ladies Gold Watches IS e1eb
eee Silver Hunting Czse4i Washes zs 80
500 Silver Watches. sic - a, -
leeo gold guard vest fob chains 10 70 % esab
'old Loekets Bracelets Brooches Ia. Draz,s
bFe5sl llns Cas Pins Sleeve Buttons Riuss Shirt
Studs Watch Keys Gold and Silver Thir.tl4s -
variety ot other articles worth from So ceTr. =
SIS cash " -
lEamediAteiy on the receipt Of the xub>eriptioB
money, the Soescrieer name viii De entered quon
our subscription book Opposite nuph-@ - ~.
sl' corresponding with iha; aazabeI viii Be for
SAriee- within week 10 the satss,r5be- >.
SsItE q ezpre-s. Fs5sr gsrIS
All communications should be addressed 20
DEAN L SAITER
. and ~ AeSat Building, 535 Broadway n York
oPesInen copies sent free. Agents wanted
Nes York March l., Is5S-IanIy
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The RAFTsMAnss JOURNAL,

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT cf Ladies' Dress 6eods
N comprising English and Fr-rch Me-i.os- Co.
brrxs fxere1 and plain Del2inss Delsise Roees
saxosy Pizids- Lana Cfotk- Pol de Chevre. silks
de- de- fer sale cheap 2t the eSrner- bF
Csctooer s IS5. WM IRWIN
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u.o ALL WANING FARMS. see airertisezasns
IL os Hsmnolton Lands Sept 8 ISIS
TO ALB WANTING FARMS. see advertisement
CT HzRnoatcu Lands sept ; Is5s-
10 ALL WANING FARMS see zdEertIse1eat
Of Hsznousor Lands Sept : 1855
To ALL WANTING FARMS, see s3yertiseneat
Of HaaEoEtoR Lands sept : 1875
To ALL WANTING FARMS. see advertisement
Of HzaneRton Lands sept = 1s5s-
To ALL WANTING FARMS, see advertisement
oF Hzzr1ontoa Lards- SeptS-5S-3ln
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

D0oT SHOE EMAkING-Theu undersigned hav-
Id ing entsre5 into partnership in the aboTe bu-
slEess- AZ the end Of the ne- bridye- IL miles g.
bsEe Clear6sid bcToHgh- are prepared 10 do all
ktD4s 81 ~oEs n their line the shortest notice
AID E1Sst reasonable terms JOHN = H0TI,
4 g HOYT
y. B All kinds of e5nutzy produce and hides
taken il exchange .or work Juas - 1855
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Dali ROAD H0U E. CORNER OF
h Msin End Y hite Streets bRO0hFI LILLE. Pa
Febz. R r. MEANS. Proprietor

GLORIOUS NEWS-NATloNAL EX-
" CHANCE E-Tbe subscriber hEvI1g t2kss
the above well known s.zr3- II carzessyliie- Pa
l. ready 70 zeSenrcoaste zll who uzzy faysr Bin
Eith 1Aeir Patronage His table EiI AWAY. se
Supplied ~ith the beet the market e2a asora- and
his Bar sith the ehcscs.- iiquor-. HI. sable viii
te under The care of attentive hoSt3er.-
April s 1883 DAVID SMITH
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JAMES NJ JARRETT. ND.

A LIZ II goo3 fl-iEds.sues ziia kr,ure. 70. -.le
n .. j5HS PATToy Cr.-...yTIls
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nR- VI WOODS. tenders his professional seryi-
IL ces 10 the citizens Of Clearfeld aud Eiriuitv
Residence Second street. opposite the ofiee Of
L. J. Grams. Esq o5es- the same that vas recent
IL occupied by Hon. e L Barrett where he can
be found anless sbseDton professional business
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

JAMES B. GRAHAM Dealer in Saved Lumber.
- Squared Timber Shingles Boards. &c Grz-
hamton. CleaTfeid county, Pa Il prepared 10 Ell.
the shortest notice al orders for articles in hi.
line Of business reasonable terms they esn
be procured IN the county Jzn2s- -55-tf
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nESTAL CARD-A VI SMITH offers his pro
IL fessi0nzl services % the Ladies AMI Gentlemen
Of ClearSeld and vicinity Auoperations upon the
teeth executed with nestnezs and despatch Being
familiar with all the late improvements he i pre-
pared 20 make artificial teeth IN the best manner
Of6ee in Sha~is New Row, CIezT6eld Sep Is
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ITO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.-Jzs.
IL printed and for sale II the R1ftszza,sa
y1szruGt o1c-- = loi OF superior blanks % sIf-
Blank SabpRaz.- Blank EIecaTisrs
BIzcE S1russs'- Blank Hzrris- s-e cert tis<zses
Jrdgrert Notes With and without waiver.
V.n ACRES OF LAND, On the Erie Tsrz-
l@O pike about miles west q carEezxFilIs-
and I35 ACRES OF LAND adjoining the same
will be sold on accommodating -tsrns- Iae land
lies Eei Il al susceptible Of cultivation. zri i
well covered ,sish choice pine timber suitabie for
shingles, saving q square timber saw niIi
near Apply 70 L J. GRAMS:
uzrG GIezrsetd.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05
noBINsLITERARY DEPOT

OBINS' LITERARY DEPUI-Iholas
IA Robins having rEIovei his Book AID
D-u. Store 20 the Store Room formerly occupied
By Risaa-i shaw son one doo- West of the
'EAansioA House, where be i prepared 20 AEON
Hssizfe his former customers znd the pubi5e gen
orally. With everything n kis line Having late
u aided general assortment OF Groceries 10 his
foTIasT stuck he i nov prepared 70 accommodate
ali who nay faEsr hia with call With
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS md STYLES
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

NOUR TEETH DIR 4 " HILLS, desires "a
i announce tc his friends and patrons, that he
devoting all OF his time operations in Den
tistry ThOse desiring his services viii and hin ~
his e1see, adjoining his residence az nearly ali
times. and always on Fridays and Saturdays IN
less notified otherwise IN the town papers the week
oefore- All work warranted 20 be satisfactory.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-05

NI-AG0N MAkISG--The UndeTsia-1ed an
w nouEee to the pabIie that they IHanGfsstzre
WzEz0I. q all descriptions Bugyies. Sleis DC AZ
their shop II NeE Salem Brady township Clear
feld county Which they cer for sale rezsora-
Ole rates - ear 5e purchased elsewhere They res
pec;fully solicit share 0f patronage
CAMBRIDGE JOHNSTON
ocfl-5s-x WILLIAM LEWIS
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PROFESSIONAL : BUSINESS CARDS

DR BF AKELY, Gr.h.asoa. cIsArsesa saaa
IL T. PeGa & ApTit 1.
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4 LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, AZ the eor.
IA nsr store, CurreEsvilie
October 8. 1855 wN IRWIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-30

Gov. JAMES C. JONES, of Tennessee, declare,
in letter published in the Memphis Bulletin, his
position regard TO the Presidential Election in
1860. He says: "IEpeak for myself am for
Stephen A. Douglas for President Of the United
StGtcs'in 1860.
seek TO saddle him on nobody, or party. The
time has passed when The people will permit any
man 10 saddle himself or anv one else on them.
While repudiate the charges that 1 seek TO
saddle Mr.. Douglas on the Democratic party, yet
am for him, because after long and intimate
association with him, know him TO be honest,
sound, conservative dlnationa, true to the Con-
stitution and all IFS requirements. And yet, fur
ther, think if impossible TO elect any man resid-
ing in the South, and believe that he is the only
man north of Mason and Dixon's line that can be
elected, that would be true to the South--hence
am for him, and il il suits your convenience, taste
or interests, you may proclaim i. to the world.
neither seek nor care to know who is for or against
him, for the reasons above given"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-30
Gen. Sam Houston.


Some days since we mentioned that Gen.
Sam. Houston. the old hero of San Jacinto,
had been nominated as the Independent
Democratic candidate for Governor of Tex
as. We find the following letter addressed
10 the editor Of the Austin Inteligencer.
INDEPENDENCE, June 8, 1859.
Gro. w. PAscHAL, Ese.-DEAR SrR:-
On yesterday yielded my own inclinations
to the wishes Of my friends, and concluded,
il elected, to serve the people as the Execu-
tive of the State. The Constitution and the
Union embrace the principles by which /
will be governed if elected. They conpre-
hend all the old jackson National Democ-
racy ever professed, or officially prae-
ticed. SAM. Housros..