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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-05
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H y. BRYANr, u. D. srRArros J. G. Bavarr,
J.F. CkLKiNs, }, n. CAtEIEt, r. A. HAYES, insiruc.
tor in thsseience Of Accounts, and LeouIur Busi
ness Customs
p. r. srEEcrR & Sous, instructor In Busuats and
ornamental Penmanthp, and Lecturers on Commercial
Correspondence
Hon. HonAcE MAgs, Hon GEo, W. CLtyros Hon
ELHu BUHRrrr epecial LecturcTt. p
Hon. SkNURuS SrAHKwENuInR, HoRtCE ID. CLARE
Esq.s Hon. lEasE p. bfsiIoF, l.eotuurion CONNER
cial Law.
Rev. FHEbnnicK T Bnowx, Pres. Asa MAHAH
Lecturers on political Economy.
Rov. JAMEs ELLRR, Rev. Dt. AIKEN, Lecturers OF
Commercial Ethics .. .
TIP. H,NBY, J. D. MERRiAN, Lecturers on Banking
Finance, etc.
HlC. MknsHALL, ~. @. LUoE, Leo .urofa ,on thi
Genera Principles id Details Of RailToadinF.
D. u. MEnRtAn EneRsoN n. Wfurn, Loctufort OF
Al ffnufnufnffnun
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from which mankind snder ovcf a isfFs part OF
thc globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
m the system, Induced BY The poisonous miasIn
OF vegetable decay. This eNhoiaton ia evolved
By the action OF solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from Il. While fho sun u
below the horizon this rapor fingers near tho
earth's surfaco and the virua b taken with it
through the lungs into the blood There u acts
az an irritating poison on the informal viscera
and eXcretng organs Of tho body. The liver be-
comes torpid aud fails to sccrete not only this
virus, but also the bile from tho blood. Both
the virus and tho bile accumulate In the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disotdcr.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathize with the liver, and become disordered
also. Finally, tho Instinct Of our organism, as
II In an attempt 70 eNpel the noxlous infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood Of tho body In the
internal excretorios 10 force thom 70 cast Il out
The blood leaves tho surface, and rushcs to the
central organs with cnngestivc violence. This is
\ the CHILL, But IN this effort u fiiik. Then the
/ FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
| central organs and rushes 70 the surface hs n
| in nnOther effort 20 eNpcl the irritating poison
through the other great cxcrct0ry - the skin. In
this also it fails, and the system abandons The at
| tempt eXhausted, and waits for the recovery or
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day
| These arc the fits or paroxysms of fEvHn AND
/ ACUE. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course Undermine the health n it q not removed.
We have laborcd to find, and have found, an
/ antidote
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Iysheet, and a paper that


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from hie-"iicfe you arr, right away, tight away,
urnodway, BfoodwhY tight upi" Only Finy Centa--
lump In and take aHde Once seated In uur OhNib o.
We win sndsavof 10 both and instruct you, ard
give You, w the of The year at least hny oent
worth Of Fnu and useful Information. We will show
YOU up Broadway, down the old Rover, through Cha
ihan and ths other principal tfects rivingyoa ample
time 70 the Elephant and get good peep a. The Pc
ter Funks. Confdenee Opefaofu, Nc n. We will shaw
Won The ctg br day ehi, by gasllgbt by moon st bv
candle nftt, By star hight and wiiee the "OWyinus"
10 some pafii Or The city whore ihefe is light We
viii end 20 post you athr Tricks and traps Of
the freat metropolis md also many houf with
interesting teadnr matter eTwow physc 70 te dogs
Ifyoi have tht Dlucs tte Dyspepsa, Govt, Rhcuma.
su, of unfortunately tfuuhed Nth tculdine wife,
We viii guarantee 20 make yuu torgei your tonbles,
laufh almosi against youf viii mud gov ia Every,
body should subicfibs 70 The "QNunUs7at once. The
"Beokbwky OaMuusn Will make ts appearances on
the frit of each month, ed with amussnenl and IN.
structiou for ALL Price, Finy Gents year IN advance
three copies address, One nollar; the ognpest
paper In the staies Who will getuttwo suhscrber and
receive 1ns copy frcei Az communication should b.
addressed TO-
CHAs. p. BRfTTON.
Editor "nfoHd WAY Omuibusn
oct15lf 201 Pearl Street, N.Y.
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GRAFFENBERG
RAMEAY MVgnIClMgs,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARrFoRD, Trumbull Co., o., March 7th, 1857,
hereby certify that have been dealing inthe Graf.
vnberg Medicines for the past year and truly say
that have never Offered any medicines 10 The public
that have met with the decided appreciation Of the peo.
pie like these, particularly the Pills and Catbolicon.-
They will readily perform all ard more than promised
orthem. have sold about fy bottles Of the Catholi.
the past season. and hear the bos results every
in. @. JonSsos, Medical Agent.
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Read what Dr.. bushnell says ofthe GraHenberg Medi.
cnes uf. H. Ia physcian OF extensive practice, and
one 9f the mosl .ucceSsiu In the county tr-a'h"n' IN
"Thls cerdes that have used the Grafsnbsts Pills
and Mafshal'i Caihocon, sold here by j. n. y. John.
son, m my practice to my entire satsf.oton. They
are good medicines. DR. G. w. busHNELL.n
Hartford, Tmmbull Co.. o., March 7, 1857.
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lam physician Of thirty years practice. MY prin
cipal study has been diseases Of females They haw
generally bafied my best efforts. Obtaining the mater
ais composing MnTshaf Uterine Cailoicoh, wa
pleased with ihcm gave them fair tr al and found NV
self ahundnniy surcessfnl In my former practice couh
only mitigate tho symptoms Of about half the AM
could not one In ten. Nuw can radically cur
al least seventeen In twenty aud mitigate the rest
consider Marshallh Uterine Catholieon the creates
blessing 70 females have mot with.
J. u. WILLiAas, NJ. D., Charleston.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which ncutralizcs this mhlafious poison IN tho
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 expel h frufh
the body. As d should 50 lt docs ctirc this af-
hiCtivo disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
does more or rather does what is OF more scr.
vice to those subject 10 this Infection II taken
In season IL oxpels q from The system az Il y alb
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who use u free from
It's attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed 10 the disease. Consequently it uot only
cures but protects from, the great variety OF az
fccuons which are induced BY this malignant
influence, such rs Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguc Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fcvers, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Kindness, TOOthnche, Eat
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful AZ
fcctons of the Spleen Mysteries Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els all OF which, when arising from this cause,
will be foundto assrme more or less the intermit-
tent tyne. This hAoUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these depngcments, and cures the diseaso.l
| This Il accomplishes by stimulating the cNcre-
tories to expel the virus from the sysiemi and
these organs by degrees become hAbitcd 10 do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcciimdtion. Time may accomplish
the same end but omen life ls not long enough, or
Is sacrificed In tho attempt, while this AouE
/ CURE" docs Il nj once aud with safety. have
great reason to believe this Is surer MS well as
/ safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseases
which are caused hv ..he miasmRtc infection,
| than any other whiC
/ IL has still another important adyantasL tne
public, which Is that II Is cheap as well as good.
u wuupaprp ny
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the nsnEr said be would anlnely give ten ddIkfs 10
have femoysd, but thought icould not b. dene. I
Mesi1 fisaniaeng every rlply 10 teep ihil Vsluaqn
preparation on hand. Farmers and olnera haVihr
h9Ises .nq cattle ggpld ireguenty sNpefeaee gTeaA
-af-n'ase nom 80 DONG bkNJAMin hUBDlti
Itirfel SIM. ! - Near Aelnnof' uPnlN
Ihs eertltes that my son suffered Esaf deal gith
tt,Ei ee apout hlren Fg4ra tfirfl eVfI1 tnluH uit
seemed ca cuatsd % Afford relief uhout brne1 untii
.s,t msae eis ~ si 5ahns ltnlnent ~ ~
MT. K1Fenssviiis \ one no. 'EiihS rWIGGA
Herso Cured Of Frghtfal Mound Til! ssrlI-
ffp ttat ~ hnlte zen aDIiAn laJrot tAQ'lA tlllNl
~ ea feared a goald rain hln, ehpnee " Sohnh
l'ni'a''' and H's''ss' sSi e. b6aSE. Fan. ohio.
B wiadgSis and severe cat - hGd ksyssl ,h.,
bad Rla9e ViudEal gPnn es1h Mud yg aeont ~ yeAIgs
uate UanV Ehiu8 ~ ftllot1 HEN NllhlIl 1et
ees4 ] hneiiy atped 81 lohns ldniment three tmes
y and afsr each appllcailon heated Ia ls llnlnisnt
Wiih hoi shovel unul dry. a upnuHh cure Vas ~
iected, about tgU Faafa since und there haa IVA
indcatill oI ihtIr returuiuI. J. upon uue occANlQ
etpN fse y tna eet iiash u l hefle tlHst i,tnsf
AZ soon posshls and bailsed alih ot llnlmsnt b.
-A''h '''f f'nll "a "A g. aa,ou. Ohio.
Ipmp removed iFou Hnrao and Lamgnoas
ltlt q = An John NJ "a. tlat Nin. Ql - ta4 horfo
ith lump upon hl leg aboat he alle u hent Gag.
So 'i'9, .s AZ ~ f as 3 y
glls9f fea soon removed ne lqpP aaa sqseiaf = ne
sala by ln 'aIseioine Deaiers, uhs uni hlrnl.h q
I.tls AI1-llcl Gf4tl. =. y 4. Aehll 2 g. LlLl
tis' O.. Gshsral AreatI ~ a. Wstiefu siats
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Ism, Chblains, Lameness. 81 aims. wirdEsiis eis J.
D. ~ fjohns Llnmeut enlo1e great IepRiatien e
eNterna appicuiion ior inep and animals n the above,
here y esrtliy that 81 Johus Llnlsnsnt !, po,,.sso
Of the upst naug curative vruueTea ~ anT medi.
cine tntt has eyer, eqme Htlhp NJ ncEledge. 4 ftt
to ~ bed y hepitSs ihal codid moi urn nySs but
was LliAplsllt Cured BY THIS Llniul6u apnllel h
freely Just beie FnnF 70 bed, rubbing n % vel with
the hand lluIii inflammation was produced. and then
bound "a uNhtly warm flInuel. / have rrcommrndFd
II 10 nany VI my friends of severe Of
sores hfuuea fc, and The Fae wonderful ancccss has
sys aieuied 70 use A friend bed bis hioi badly
hnt ~ ploueh hnt 4 "a. thuuaht hs musi iese L.
lie ~. entryy heptas but va pfieety cured by tho
eonenrgi!h meh the hclisf that ihc hgst melclnc
o. The Kind in tile world. WAnHEN bUEL.
lllEiN august, irW
Fgoni q NedlilV Clfisen Qf FsahEiiH Coahfy, o.
81 hfth kiNi Iwah YOU would nstahiHh "a aHEncY are
lor NE sale OF your Lnimcnt Tad valuable horse
few days snee 80 lame p scarcely % b. able e. wax
consider u preferable 70 any llnimeut have ever used
and shpuld gzd . bays kepi here for sale 40 ihat
mas Asaag sne sonyepieetls obpi9 s,sPBlN % gii
WlsIFRSiLLE, Frnnkiln county, o.
Pain and Weakness IN the Back ana Side Of IL.
Years Standing tured -aiy vile vas about sir years
afflicted wiz pain in hgr back and side Sic uas sen
nnfd pArtyiihe time 10 her bed. khe made hss ID liz,
Mustang LAniment, and various other nrilicinks hit
ohians9 n rslei Ngtl ae gaae psa NJ st. Lht llni-
ATnoA, Ohie ADJ l llaA fREDERIC nElsLER
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40 Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored 20 health IN a
few weeks BY very simple remedy uheJ having sui.
fcred several Yoan with severe Lung Afaotch, and
that dread disease Consumption,s anaious 10 make
known TO his fellow sufferers the meant Of To
all who desire ID We viii send copy Of the prescription
used Gree ofchaIge) With directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will 6nd suite Cure for
Consumption, Asthma Bfonchith, &c, IN, only OBJ
ieoof the advertiser in sendinE the prescription s 10
benefit ihe afflicted, and hs hopss every sufferer will
ny his remedy, u will cost them nothing, aud may
prove blessing, Parties Wshing the prescription will
please address, .
REV. EDWARD A.WlLsON.
oct1alT Wilhamsburr, LouF Island.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
tho. 906l AN ACT.
Fof ne Assessment end Taxation Of all Prop.
cry IN shis State, and for lcvying Taxes
thereon according TO iis true value In mon.

"a. They shall deduct from the aggregate
valuation Of the real property Of every ooun.
~. which they shah believe TO be valued
above iis true valuo IN money, such per cent.
nm, 70 each caso, as will reduce the same 10
ia true value in money. ID. II they shall
believe that right and justice require the val.
ustcn Of tho real property Of any towu or
tosna In any county, Or Of the real property
Of suoh county not in towns, 70 DO ruiscd, or
70 be reduced, without raising OF eddolng tho
olher real property ofEuch county, OF wi1hou.
raising Or reducing Il In the same ratio, they
may, IN every such oaac, add 70 or take nom
the valuation Of any one OF more Of such
towns, OF Of property lot IN towns, such per
cuntuin ae they shall believe will raise or re
duco the aaiue 70 its lfte value 10 money
lih. They shall not reduce the aggregate
value Of al the real property Of the state, so
returned hv the county auditors. more than
tcn millions ofdollara. 5th. Said board shall
keep iallrecord Of their proceedings and or.
deu.
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SEC. a.. when The state board Of equal.
ration Of roal properly among the several
countioa, tho auditor Of state shall transmit 10
each county auditor a statement of the per
centum 70 30 added 70, or deducted from The
valuation Of t.fe real property Of hls county
specifying ihe per centGm added 10, or deduC.
ted from the valuHtien Of the real property Of
each Of the several towns, and Of the real prop.
cty not Ia towns, In case an equal per cenium
shall not hive been added to, or deducted from
eaohi aud the county auditor shall forthwith
proceed 70 add 70 or deduct from each tract or
LOT Of real property In bic county, the requir.
Cd per oentum on the valuation thereof ne Il
etands, after The same ehall have been eqp al-
ised by the county board Of equalization, add.
ing moreover, or deducting, IN each case, any
fractional SUN Of loss than hfty cents, 40 that
The valuo u any seporato tract or lot shall
contain no fraction of dohar The auditor
Of siale shall, on or bofure the fifteenth day
ef DULY annually, give notice 10 each county
auditor, OF che rsles per ccntum required by
Che gonefTl assembly, 10 be levied for tho pay.
nent Of the principal aud interests Of the pub.
10 debt for the support Of common schools,
for deffaying the expenses Of the state, and
Tor such other purpoach as ahall be prescribed
BY law, which rates sr per ccntum shall be lcv-
led by tho county auditor on the taxable prop
erty of each county ON the duplieatu aud shall
be entered In one column, aud denoninated
state taxca.
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etuEldef ST.
lahuh Animent
ar NuDaTinr 70 any
medicine Or the
tamc rurp9e D
Arc evrr knuuh
githeT nv man ar
hslst d femaSed
9 hmp ahout aa
nrna ~ 40 doiI1le
nst of IL WeekI'
Hiaulilug lfum b
neiHhhoTn hufae.
n WaH fupnosed IA
duralI Hrn auraiu
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.F.WoOsTER, Tim. ohiot G. NJ. .CHURfAs
sEkOi Reruhhc sulfr Ect stein Co., Wholet-lu
AGENTS Oinoinnatii and by all druggists and deas IN
medicihes. -...r ..- '. ---I m
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TlIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical
forms Of keeping booksby Double Eutry IN The vnri-
Gus departments OF Trade and Commerce including
the General WholUsale and RctsH Mercantile, EE.
change, Commission, Manufacturing, Railroad
Bank ing, Printing, Mnnfi shipping, Steamboat
log, Indiyidual, PaHnership and Compound Company
Bnunom. All manuicrpta from which the studeni
COPIES written in bol1 rapid busnets band, which
will serve great auxiliary in securing 70 him an
excellent atvlo OF writing.
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WRITING DEPARTMENT.

Thisdepartment ia under the immediaie supeuii.
ion Of 2. r. sPEscER& SoNs. To the public thisis .
sufioent guaranty that u will be well conducted.
While Mr.. Sis conceded TO stand pfe-eminsnlly
high Author and Teaehef,it may In Justice
be said Of his soAs who are associated with him,
that they compare vorahy iapolnt Of artktio attain.
ment with their accomplished master. This Is without
doubt the most desirable place orufsue Penmansh
a rtudv IN tha eutfre Mtrf. -.......H. ...... .
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NEW STYLE or
B OOTS & s II o e 81
M1tChe1'9
Patent sIEetGEic Tipped,
For Boys, Misses and Children.

THESE sloct arc found by actual tsu TO uut,wehr
l three nalt of tho old tigla
We are the SOLE OWNERS Of the right to man,
uaCtuTu aAd sell for aeneca County and have received
an assortment, which We offer fnr sale NJ ONLY a
SMALL advance above the cost OF the old style,
All who have children 10 shoe will find ID 10 their In
teSutt 10 buy tho MerAhu TiFrse attoHs,
We v,n hlso dtpuso ofpaH OF our Territory on fca
sensible terms,
GALL AND EXAMINE THEM
We likewise Keep on hand aud IN anuiac,ue to order
All Kinds and Styles Of Boots h Shoes foi
Gentlemen, Ladies and Chlldrcn's Wear,
AL OF which will sell cheap, a. store 10 suy
dert kuebleI'. nouk, Main street, Tiniu, Ohio,
leb11 A. & B. KUEBLER.
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"A LI.NANTING FARMS q dsashin, alilauto.
"a Fch teil and pseuro item lfolis. dFsftsment
oi y ben@entoa i.anda "a eposhsr eolpna' iuilaem
DERsoNs WANTING CHANce or cLlM TE
II fol Aaahh ndseruatncui 81 u aanlo nten lands
IA 'ae'hss eeluun- e ~ ls.sp
rIso All. WANTING FARMS ses aatsyd.sasn,
u ofhannonipa Landi, iui htu
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Pies go e, ss',ls For ,,ls " "A 3, lsAS .,
a.. sai y 'ssss', ssss. :, e. ''i :, e ''Ipi spiis
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT

L II T. In LAL0 ltLA "A II nA II ~ 4
Is entirely seperaie from the geutlemons, and is fitted
Up In neat and convenient mannef. " I
TIME OF COMMENCING. I
As there terms, aud vaeaiionti stndentimay
enter at any time. aud prosecute their studies without
referehce TO classes By thia infringement, ovep stu
entis psnniuedto progrossas rapidly as his enterprise
will admit.
---- DAILY LECTURES
win be delivered on the Science Of Accounts Com.
mercial Law, Political Econoniy Commercial Caldula.
uons, Banking, Mercantile Customs, CoimereiAl Eth
les, Business Correspondence, Mining, Commercial
Geography, etc. Ta. r.l. .H
A scnoL,RsHIP Issued from the Cleveland College,
will be good ia Chiaogo, Buhhlo and Albany, and Vice
versa.
TERMS. s'f'A n.k
Fotfullcourto---lime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all de-
pRrtments Of Book Keeping, Lectures and
spencerian Ponmanship, $50 90
For same course IN Ladies' Department, 25 90
Peuonstaking Penmanship alone, will receive one
months Instruction for s 90
Unlimiied course Of Ponmanship, 10 90
Through the extensive ohe Pfin
cipals many Of the Students on graduating, are placed
In lucrative situations.
ety- For further information, please ealat College
Room ,orsend for catalogue, d
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New and Fashionable

and will he sol At the lowest possible rates Call Al
the line iewelry and Piano ROOMS No ? Commetcin
Raw Tinln o. onD WILLIAM gALIIP
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BRYANT h sTRATTON,
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-16
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.

The time has come, and every man can see
it, when the Democratic party must settle the
slavery question on plan which is fair to all
sections of the country, and on principle as
lasting as the eternal hills, or The time will
come when that time honored organization will
yield herself up to the angry billows of sec
tional dsSension and crumble into ruins among
the shreks and the hewls of the enemies Of
our country y.-LOcofoco Paper.
Well, why don't you settle it Here you
have been fussing and fuming over it-work-
ing and sweating for the last forty years. and
it's not settled yet. Thomas Jefferson settled
it by excluding slavery forever from all the
national teIritOricS-ail parties settled it in
1920 by the adoption of the Missouri Compro-
mise-Douglas settled it in 1854 by the repeal
ing of the Missouri Compromise-and now
there are hardly two Democrats in the nation
who think alike on the subject. Douglas
goes it on ssPopular Sovereignty y"-Old Buck
on the Dred Scott decision-and the South on
Congressional protection and the re-opening
of the Slave trade. Why don't the Demo.
cracy walk up to the Captains Office and set
tie it
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-16
EUST RECEIVE AT NAUGLE's


shaw : Row. Clearfeld. Pa, fine assortment e
WATCHES JEWELRG &c, &C., to which We IL
yite attention.
Gold and Silver hunting and open faced watch
es. TO be had at NAUGLE'S.
The American Lever of different qualities can
be had at NAUGLE.S
Fine sets of Jewelry. such as Cameo Coral La
va Jett. Carbuncle, Garnet, Opal, Florentine Nc
sale: Gold Stone Mosaic, Porcelain paintings. So,
or single pieces at NAUGLE'S
Plain gold Breast pins, Ear drops, Hoop Ear rings
children ear drops and rings at NAUGLE'S
Gold seals keys and pencils. gold pens and sill
yer holders ut NAUGLE'S
Gents breast pins, sleeve buttons, shirt studs fob
buckles and guard slides at NAUGLE'S.
fine assortment of gold finger rings of differ
ent styles and quality. gold lockets. coral neckls-
ces, silver thimhes, spectacles, watch guards and
all articiesin his line, on hand at NAUGLE'S
just received, fine assortment of Fancy and
common Clocks, and Fancy Time-pieces from 25
to l5 dollars at NACGLF-S
Old Gold and Silver will be taken in exchange
for goods at NAUGLE'S
Ali goods warranted as represented. or the mo-
ney refunded, at NAUGLE,S
If you wish your watches put in good repair
and warranted, take them to NAUGLE'S.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-16
Attest NEWS FRoMnARPER,x

A< ElthA .-Br01rH. tire teEder of The Ilyl,r-
rectiom. fornd gully Of lTzyder amt Treason q,
the Fi1st degree--1he above named .insurrection'
caused a great deal of gas be let off by leading
politicians and the political press of this great
country and in fact the majority of the people Of
all parties. we're more or less excited on reading
the first account Of the insurrection-some of the
papers trying to make political capital out of the
affair and others N aking light of the matter But
If it had been an italian strike for Freedom 8.
gainst their lawful sovereign. led or by Mazzinri
or Garibaldi. the Press of this country, with bur
one exception. would call meetings and pass reso-
lutions and solicit subscriptions TO aid them in
their so called patriotic work but amidst all this
Inconsistency there is one that is the least
interested in the fate of Brown or his compauior.
and that one is Frank Short of the Short Shoe
Shop on Second street. where he will be found at
all times ready and willing TO wait upon persons
calling on him for anything in the Boot. Shoe or
Cater line. Thankful for past favors he only asks
a continuance of the same and will sell as eheap
for cash or hides any other man in the COUNTY
Six cents cash paid per pound for beef hides and
10 cents cash for calf hides. Il oil in your hides
boys. and get your money from
November 9, 1889 FRANK SHORT