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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
A Magnificent Chance.

r WILL sell my Farm In franklin county, Tenn, on
1 Rock Creek, six miles southwest OF rallahoma,
consisting OF 900 or more Acres vi Land II can be
divided into two places. IL has II good improve
ments-the best OF spring water a good Grist and
Saw All and is within four miles Of three celebrated
watering places. -
the place. or 20 u at opeiousas, La ...,...
jan26-wu II. =. "hiaA-
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WHIPS, " HTS, Nc.-a tuII Assortfneht.
Attention. Machiuists, SC.

4000feet OF Leather and Gum Betting IRON to Il
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rlves hand ami for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
and SO corner Of College and Broadway.
BR CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

O.ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN }
TsENDERS his professional services to the citizens
Il of Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged the practice of his Profession in all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes by
strict be able render satisfaction all
who may favor him with acall.
0fice No. 42X Cherry street, Capt. Stockeli's
residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
vile. apr25-du
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financial.
ALRrsr II. EicolAv. Asctsos

ALERT II. EicoLAr. Asctsonser
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS and
II BoSDs-A H. EICOLAY VIII cell THIS DAY Non
d.y) u; O'Clock p m. bis stoct sseSoon No s. VII
Of SHARES Fsm~r. and Citir~ss Bank. Of L. L. Is each
10 shares n. Y E1chanse Back, sioe zach.
- shares Brcsd-ay Bsnk. = zach
81 sbses Bank of America. 4" ~seh -
100 ,Lsr, ~ Fire usxsrce Company go each
20 Ths,es Orchard Fire fDsIrsno~ Company tl'1 eafh
q sharss fire Insurance Company, 90 each
N .h,y-. Rrootyp Insurance Company, 8 II each
20 shares tir.us.as fIs Insurance CoGpsn1 ~ ssch
En- p.re fire Insurance Company *l"
al ,h...s Fire Insurance Company, sis each
81 sharss Home Fire Insorspoe Company. 81" essh
10 share. shin gton fire Insurance Company 80 ese
80 Stars Security Fine Insurance Company. so e.ch.
s. shsr.s North River Fire Insurance Conpsuy . each.
y SHARES American Express COmpsny 800 esch
100 share. BROOKLYN Civ Railroad Company 10 zach
30 shares unkestsrre Penn Gas Company, 81 Zach.
q sb.re. Treverton Coal and Rsrosd Co thyp 100 each
Initsd Scam Sugar R%nniDg Co. no each
iOO Cro.-e and Mis sus- Railroad. oo each
Two # r II Wilbur for 1885, aSo Of @ Pierce
for 800.
$4,000 y and Khe Railroad 9Th mortgage per cent Bouds
10 900 florids Railroad Per cent Booda
100 Keosuk Cry, Iowa. per csDt Bonds
4Gs n. Y and New Haven Railroad PER cent Bonds
2Gf scio.o and Hooking Valley sarnad per cent Bonds
$40 Dubuque CRY 10 per cent BoIds
400 Town Of For, Madison Q PER cen. BONDS
Securities addition me regularly sdvers s
durDg every sale regular sale THURSDAY Aug IA
gsr Sslss Of Stocks and Bonds every m'1sy suo
Thursday or ever wherever reqr:red 81 W e
Stock Sa.uou No 81 Wilsst, or A. the h-ichsn's TX
change desired Stocks and BONDS bought snc sod pNse
the Brokers' BosIc oonnis.t0n int~fss
on ports ana divdeuds collected Sales also made OF h-a
Ests.s at public a private sale when desired
Stock Auo,ioper Broker AND Bsnkor SO William ST. near J"
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~ Conn-ctins N-~ Hsmpson with the Delaware Lscks
and Western R4iosd and E4so1 with ne L-Asa
Valley R,ilrost-
SrssEs AERAysE~ESr-Coulnencir May 10, 1889 Leaves
He~-York E.s,on and intermediate sces from Pier No
;or-h River % and ii " a.d .. for Souef-
The above trains and a. 5s5 The above trains
Elizabeth with On The S-~J-s~y Rarrsd which
lsav- New Yo,s from toe. q CoG-Ant.. 7p And Il
n, and sad ?. L.
Tie n from New York makes close connection
., Esou with Leh-h Valley Railroad and thence VIA
EAs. Pennsyacs Raost 70 Reading without change Of
and eor1ecs Re@drE direct fr Pottsve and Harrisburg
rad viii leave $50 oniy for Lehish Valley Railroad At
JOHN o. srERSs, Superintendent.
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Uater Cnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BINQ.
Vl HAMTON, r.. Y.-Eght hours from New York city, By
NYkE r. R-This establishment has very pleaaant and
h.ahtu location ror Circulars sviss particulars address j.
r. NORTH, M. D.
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CEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN And afer MONDAY. April 1853 and until further io.ics
PASSENGER Trains vii cave fr foo. Il Duanest Soys via;
DCNKIRK EXPRESS q. a. ~, for Dunkrk AID 3 l1Alor
ssa principal ir.erue5is.. sA-.onl
NAIL TRAIN .. u, for Dunkirk Nd Buffalo and inter
mediate ststioua
ROCKLAND PASSENGER ~ $50 p m, from fo.t q Hss'
ons P-rraort FOR aaerns and n,e-eds,e s-stoas
WAY PASSENGER ~ 4p m, for keve0rsh Addl-,ovn-
add n.errnedis,e Ststona
NIGHT PXPREsS e. ,. n, for DnnkiS and b1fLo-
nv .bov. trains rur daily, Sundays excepted
fAe.e EIrr-ss Trains connec. q, Enrs With he Llai,a
and Nisssa FALL Raifoed, for Niagara fa1s
Bnstaroe With tre Syrscus AID b1snsntJn RaroA5 ff
Syracuse. II Cornf Win the BusAo Corning and NevYorh
8sjro~s Tor kocbestsr Ard Buffalo Gres Bend With IL
D-.v.r- Lacksv.rn. Weston Railroad FOR Scrsatcn
6oru.lssvs vita Bssso and New York City Railroad
snl a, Bus,o and Duskrh with he Lake Saors kAsl 81
Csveand Csrcinnaa Toledo Detroit Chi ss, h
CHAkIE9 MORAN, President
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Essal Notices.

DY order Of the Hon. DWIGHT II. CLARKE,
- County Judge Of CAeBango CountyNo,ioe 10 hereby
given requiring ali creditors Of CHARLES
JEWELL Of G -en- IN said county an n.ovsn deb1 also
quus a.. The creditors ALERT JEWELL Of Greene sfors-
ssid Geb,o show II sDy they have before
County Judge his oce IN toe Of Oxford in Ire
County Of Chenanso aforesaid 3 day Of August
o'clock IL the frrnoon Of that day why OF
said sh ud BE- made, and they snd zach
ofhe be discharged from their debts according poysss
Of the statute concerning voluntary pursuaa;
70 the application II 81 issoysIt and hs c.editor"
Dated he llth day u Jane, 1859.
ye1l lawlewA JAMES w. GLOVER,
Auorley for Pr.itior-r,, Oxford. Caenanso Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

CURE CURE for PiLES.-The Medicine
~ which the proprietor Offers 10 the public has been
than by phi ns and ohers and hs,
proved certain tor the above dase For
ths, troublesome chins with which many afflicted aud
which oh. remedies have failed to this gives immediate
r.h. thoroughly been est hst the subscriber has
induced public warrant perfect
in every In Of failure the wiz b. re-
funded the purchaser. PREPARED b. HENRY ID. FOWLE,
No II Prince.st Boston Sold wholesale and retail BY
HFGEMAN Co, and by Drus generally. Certificates
accom- rany each bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
nle0icaL

Ifle6ica..
NE ID T Il o NJ y G. l. + G. L
~ Of using the proper pecsution. in himself
verdict thai sbt rendered almost every fatal Of
Darrhea and Dyseutsry.
BEWARE OF DELAY
The r. symptoms Of Deaps.mep, in the Bowels Digestive
rzans ought attended AID the safest remedy IN
al such cases 10 - -
THE GREAT RHNEDY
Of the presen, day now il almost universal use,
TIE CORDIAL CUGNeC BITIERS,
inverted By Distinguished French Chemist LEROCA, and
manufactured 10 France. from Pure Gognac Brandy.
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS
give relief In five IL Will the obstinate D-
arrhsa, Dyssn'sry o Cholera
For sale by al Druggists Ggucers, and Bars and by
s. sTEtSFELD No. 10 Nlssau-st.,
Sole AGENT for the United States
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IOSO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENIkAL
lCS)S. IAILRoAD.-rhe capacity Of ,a's k"s> n''
ss'A 'n' ~ THEE rHaouGH
pAasrNGER TRAIN1


,rrwrr st raflAssLFaiA asp sIrnsUssa'
- ,, =, c .ss IN a' S. G'@S o S.y:
.ns Chie.so BaTiHssos S. P,n Indsn.pn' Louisville
New Orleans al n.erT,l... pint IN orc K.a
uo. kss:1c.y sss f,,sS1 .ci-. tT u. nsn,por.a
ion passengers unsurpassed for speed aus oouor 0n'
Express and su. Liner. through to ri-hurss ~ih'c'
snsns. q e.r OF CONDUCTOR ,, w,.,-,s,,
sLEEPINe cARs E,pTe. sSa F... T..int the
MAJ Trsir l,sves Phi nae phis at......... 1913 m
Tss, Lin. leaves Phil,a-PLi, e..
~. OH, Tr.n. s.sws.S n.~.Yori ard Phlsd.p6i. r~s
Daily Train, between ard Bosom fsroasa Fese1
BOAT TICXETs from Boston ar. god VIA Norwich, p
River s,orins.on line An. .-.,,. .u.
s.imoe oosn-c.ns Harrisburg for eli pOA, "''s-'a'ns
sit%S to- sAuSa 1a9 wi.H.por El suso N.s.
PAIL. and intsrmrdi.;e point. s.vns phi.d'pSH S'6
'ns t..,. 1880 sG may T. dS.n4 til. Of tn.
ny Phhdspo, s.vYo,s Boston .1 u; y:
West s,o board any Of h' regular Line Of Steamer on ~
sGF q USis As low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
ASK FOR TiCKErs BY PITIsBUa9a
n. compleon q III. ws,Tn connections Of the f'An''s
'n oIaEcr r Line i sErWEEN THE EAST AND THE
Pa. connecting Of .I.si. BY Rsro.d Bds. Pt.bpsa
avoiding dr,y,s. sss- Q, Freight .og.,h. With d.
.I9: ?. "a ..."s pa ''' appreciates '
''t'' 'D' ~ IREidHTs WESTWARD;
kewYork Boson, Baltimore % any point on
tie railroads Of Ohio Keetucky, Indiana Ihnois WSconSD
Iowa or Missouri by railroad direct A.
Railroad connects o. ritfsourgn WEI
~ which goods be forwarded to any Port on the
Ohio Nusfn,un Kentucky Tennessee CumbsAnd Illinois
Wissousin Missouri Kansas Arksnss and Red Rivers ana
Cleveland sanduky and Chicago With steamers I'll p'rS ss
es NorthWese Lskes
Merchants and Shipper ntrusnn{ the transportation OF shst
Fresh this Company rely With confidence or t sp"sey
transit. .
Psnnsy.s Railroad o. all times hvoeols - are charges
Sy othes Raros Companies.
D. particular to mark packages via Pam 4 H
Merchants IN Wee. ordering goods from the East VIII d
veil 70 direc. them TO BE- shipped By this rout.
So Freight Contrast, or Shipping Directions sppy 70 or ~
areas '!;h.f Of he foos;Fs A,.q Of "a: SOnP.n'
Bcys Co, g,eubenvils, Ohoi II Pi.rc. l. Co, Z.nss
.lf. Ohio J. j. Johnston Ripley ohioi asSssly Nay.
co'' Jrrr,onrii. lad; w Brown Co. Cincinl.a ohio
Athsrn Hilbert, Cincinnati. Ohio Medium AAdsos
md; William am Bi,fhs% k.1i.vIs G g. YksI e.
g. Louis, No John r. Harris Nashville. Tenn Hsrrs
Hunt, Memphis Tenn Clsrh Co, Chicago, I'LL w H. h
Koonls Alton III Murphy VALE, Dubgenr, Iowa. or v
V.1ht Of Railroad. d6eren, point. In the West
ane cal. The Agents OF ibis Company
tie owy places before shipping or et~ sddrss'od % ehn'
then the subject Of eshs vii set with prompt ssr
eon.
T. J. sNGEDck Philadelphia
HAGRAW a KOONS, No 80 Nor-hsL, Baltimore.
LEIGH CO., No. 2Astor HoUse, or No Wihsm-st MI
LEIGH Co, No 81 Klbyst., Bosten-
Il. H. HOUSTON, General Fr-ishi Agent rhadelphiA
J. L. ELLIOTT Assak
L. L. HOUPf, General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
2 A SCOTT. General Suoeratsndsnt Atnons Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From July
II G. 1889 TRAINS viii leave Chsmb-,ss. Station q
follows: Express Tr.ins and II . n, aad FOR d q
su N for Sing SrG 9f5 and and 1877 m foI
Poughisrpa.e 75s AID ISIS for TsrTyo~r - and
s45 M. oI feetssa, So N Tfs Hadsoa rooshse-P:.s
Peeks Sing eins All Tay-own Trains top u most Of -
way station. P.s-asr, sksn AZ Casnber Canal Cbrropae;
d SIS. Trsirs for SevYort leave Troy Is and sS
n and s45 m and Albany sboa: Is minutes later On
Sunday, .,se u Az SMITH. Suy&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of ne County Of New York notice 10 hereby given all
having claim. asans, WALTER GORAkS ate Of The city
NsS1ork, hard~ merchant, deceased present
with vouchers thereof the bcribeT the residence q
EDWARD McELkOY No. s7 Ea. 27b-s. in The oty New.
York on 90 before The N day Of January ne1t-Dlsd, New.
iorx, sta cay u July. ls59.
MARY ANN GORAaN, Ainainis:ra,ix
III lzvsmA o.Wal.er GorInan decreased.
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TOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Steamship CoupAnys and fsvorie s,eAmship MONT
GOMERY f-dl Croker. Commanded vi lesv- Pier No L
n r., on THURSDAY. August II, AZ oelock Pssssts
10 Savannah with nnsurps..ed Throaza
tickets 70 New Orleans sc Isl Mobile SIS; MortxDuoefy
ea; Albany Ca ga; Atlanta. Is; Colrneas SIS hsooa
esl Augusta t9 and principal places II Frda buess
Baggage checked through al principal pAoes Freight
~ per AID pupronste rates Insurance cent
Apply to B. CROMWELL Co, Ne 10 Wss.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

NOTICE is hereby given that books for subscrip..
~ ,on of 5000 the capital so Of the Mech.ne. Bsns Of
Mopr r the their Brsnch kansss City, OPENED
the sesth In this city Two per cent VIII
required be paid the of sod the eaAnce
within OF Tne Mechanics Bank OF Mssuri
heated 81 Louis wiki capital ss5oo VIII bIsnchrs
Weston Warsaw and KaDsss City The parent Banfi WITH
Its Branches Weston and has been IN operation slnee
1856 and since that period has earned and paid semi annual
dividends per besde setting ASIDE contingent anf Of
per cent For further Information eisTence
made 10 Mes.r. WOODRUFF Co CHILD PRATT Co.,
DOAN KING 4 Co and L. .. MORGAN Co
N' $1,000 GEORGE ELLIS, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

GREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
" EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS sai every fortnight between New YORK. Southampton
and Hsvrs under maj. corsc -svne ths sid. .n ,rsas,e
SATURDAY and the other SIDE esnh asrps's EoshsDAf
lTsoA SE~Yosg IRON HAvsE So
yos soUrHPIok SOUTHAMPTON
pgAver kgw-YobK.
Ocgs Crxrs seabury Saturday Aax IS "Wednesday AuS 81
VIspERIILr Lsf.vr- Saturday Aar 2, Wedne~sT spr IL
AsiEL Nsu... saturday sept 10, W edue~iay Sept y
Th..e Steamships hAv. watef-tsht Compartments
PRfcr ov PAsAGE either vsy tie sane, Via: . -
vANDLRBILT-lr cabin. tl5 and 600; "a cabin. soa
OCEAN QUELN-ls cabin. OD and $50; ID cabin 9 %.
ARILIr-lg cabin $50 q cabin. SO.
Thbt cabin, limited number. So
Certificates Of Psssase ssnec from Earcps 70 America bpss
is.iyerrd IL Loreon ,nd Para
d. TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling rr-er
Nes-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

II PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surros ate Of
'hs County q Ne~ York Notice hereby a p.r.on.
having sgans: RCHAR BURR ate Of the City Of
New York Sea Captain, deceased present The with
vose thereof the subscribed q, bis Office tae foot Of
ih street East River in The City Il Newyoys b~ore
27sh day Of January lext-D,sd, NewYoGa tae day
JAY lS0
jyl5 ls~6nM. JOHN 2. TOWNSEND, Executor
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Cotton ard other soos .akrn 90 rist, at current

EOR SAVANNAH aDd FLORIDA-U. $. MAIL
i LINE.-Th- iaycFi,e steamship FLORIDA Capt is4ac
Grow ELL viii leave SATURDAY. Aus IS. at m. nom
Pier No Through tickets 10 Mons mery Column
bus Atlanta Ahsry ard Macon B Of Lading signed only "a
boald. vor freight passage. apply TO
SAMUEL l. NiTCHILL son. No Is Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County q seVYors MOTTO. 10 hereby ven ali per.
having claim, sgAn., JOHN STUART late Of the City
HevYoTk Bats deceased % present me with vouchers
,.r me Subscrbr the Oce Of Eyeleth Bss- No
IA Wst. in the Cry q York before Is, day
of December nsrDsted New YORK The lh day Of Nay SS
JANET STUART, AdrninisrTl,Tix
rsO-isvTu'M WIFE u. VIII annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-fof fhlLA.
IN pELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis oasE -.
CiTY-MAl ans Express ha-s leave New. or - = -. c.
a m are .nd O. m fare 81 Thrrsh icses 80 81 -
-,nn.ti ana ne Wet AID fr Wsshnstcn. HewOirso Ha
Sui &C. .ni through bszrs. checked 70 W "
W WOODRUFF. Asts.an. e1pernsrndera
No baxrxe viii be received for any tIan, un-ss ~
abe ked fifteen minutes N sivance OF lie ,'me" oSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
the County of NeYoTG notice hereby given all pr.
having claims against ERNEST Il WlEZER late Of he
cry crrErst deceased 70 present. the with
vcschers thereof ts slb-cnD-I either q; No ~ Cedars
~ Of Ferdinand Baneke the residence Of Henry
johnson, No - Sowey IL the city Of NewYork or before
the 7th day u December neXDsed EewYork fourth av
Of June 1889 FERDINAND BLANCHE, A.
20 lsytHA HENRY JOHNSON EAecusosh
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
" GRAND PIANOS.
gTEINwAY SONS invite artists and the Pnbicl ssn.Is!
b call and examine their ewlyiuyented OvERSrRlnO
GRAND PIANO which, power and quality Of tone pro-
oupeed superior any other Grand Piano BY all who have
among whom the best musical judges OF The coan
ty suoh a Godbeck tn Hsgsn Editor of The Musical
Rsyfewj U. c. Hill, w. A. Kins W. Mason. H. e. Tinm, d
STEINwAY l. SONS,
Manufacturer Nos 90 and 81 wLkerst-, NewYork-
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OrFtcE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE CoMPlSY}
No 10 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, July Is 1883.
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared semi anDua Dividend Of PER CENT pay
the 9th Of August The Transfer Books will b.
closed the 18th DAY Of July till the 4h Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

IYvw- yopK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
SUMNER AARAs0shENT. Law, s.h.
On .,S .e.r wednesday Jun |. lse' u,as '
q ssfoa- N-wYet, - follow; - N ana s.S N
20, " irians SIR 81: q sSd SGT ~
Io< whre Piains-li:p N %;S 80 "A c.s,r,sta
For White Pllns-s Is p. u from " 0''' ~
Hor Dover Psns-f:T IN
Resurairs vii lesvs
Dover Plains. Ssh sn.s.s,u
Wb,,e Pm. 500 Ard 7 90 N 500 snde IA
Wrliausores. &: ~ .nd q - . N: IL" sad 0 u
Aibauy II 80 q -, Mail Irain ,r,. s..i-,.,Ssot
NFW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLAo ..sI
N ,ssa SUMNER ARRAsGENESr. iS~
Cornrnsncirs May y. lSIi
Ps,s-user, scs,isu il Ne~ 5rt. corner o. .''n-'- ~
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRK.
For Neu Haven r. Tex l..b, o;lo trhli - -
AS ?. n For Brds.por. Sc lrN) 80 -, soo,r,
81 ,rd IS o N For Milford sersfod. Faifh-d
arc s.,p-r- m 4. - - .ns - p tot -
rsau; i2:S SIS (sn); So, IS $50 eS sS
D.rrr s,1 G,.+u~ieb T. lass $50 i:t' ~ y. -
IS $50 $50 n. For Por Che,-y Ard inisrrsiise %
,tor. O.. NJ = IS $50 s.s ssh, s:sp.
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston tex J. Sis @ tex Fof f,,'.ou - -
spr1r "a. ID an (ex Sl5 mtsS Fot pnec aclt tE NJ
rraS 70 Moutr-a (en and S;l5 m t-s = n9.n
Po- New Haven Ns~ London sn8 stnrinEt0n nren .
r. .ri 3.l5p IA For CauI Railroad % NorVs tnP'"a
:, L., ard is4s III. For Houssontc Railroad = ia q
siSp 20, Nsussuck Rsrosd m, 5;l' N y"
Dsnbury and Norx.l Rsilroaa. :. es m $50 L.
JAMES h. HOfT. Sipeunendens
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Sales bp Anrtion.
Alusital Jnstruments.

A LARGE STOCK Of BARMORES celebrated
"A Pr,m,aun PIANOS pronounced anhvsIed By the ber
soa1s and warranted In al respecs hsir Marusctoy And
Wsrsfoom No Rlsecksrst sple1dn Piano 6f Sloo-A
s.,sx.1 Ss,,,in Cd H. BARAORE-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-16
ACARD.-phlndeLnhfa. Pn.-The undersigr

A CARD.-Pkiiadeiphf PH.-The undersign-
n ed, the Founder and Publisher of Van Court S
Countersf Defecoy. desirous of retiring from this
branch of business, has merged that old establish
ed work in the popular Bank Note Reporter" of
INLAY & Bicknell. Having published Van Courts
Detector since 1882 the undersigned reluctantly
parts with his old friends and subscribers; but
this reluctance is essened by the conviction, that
in ssImIay Bicknell's Bank Note Reporter they
will receive work that matches the times.
Phii'a. Dee. 20, 1858. j. VAN COURT.
NOTICE.-Ar Subscriptions TO INLAY y BieE-
,,eIrs Bank Note Repoyter are Payable scrupu-
lously in Advance. This is the oldest Bank Note
Publication in the world For thirty long years
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THE RAFJsMAN's JOURNAL.

E. B. CONFERENCE N. E. CHuRcH.-Among
the appointments of the East Ra.timore Meth
odist Ep. Conference, for 1859, held at Will
Transport, Pa, we find the following:
Clearfeld and Curwensvlle-W. l.. Spots
wood.
New Washington-E. ". Kirby, II. Lynn.
Phillipsburg-I. Wilson, J. B. Scarboro.
karthaus-Daniel Shelter.
Caledonia-Joseph r. King.
Sinnemahoning- Hunter.
Bellefonte-Edmund B. Snyder.
Bellefonte Circuit. Anderson, N Craig.
Huntlngdon-A. Nj. Barnitz. sr
Wilians sburg, Blair Co.-Thos. Barnhart.
The next conference will be held at Lewis
burg, Pa, the time to be fixed hereafte..
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''SToyED." We hear that timber raft,
loaded with some 10000 shingles, belonging
TO Mr.. Samuel Landis, of Middletown, was
s'stoyed,' few days since, somewhere below
Ellis Irwin's dam. The raft broke in two, and
many of the shingles went adrift and will be
lost 1T is also reported that raft belonging
to Arthur Bell, Esq, of this county, was
''stoved' at the 'sBig Pitch,' another belong
ing to Jas. b. Shaw is ''high and dry below
the ''Wood Rock" and it is said that several
others are in a like interesting situation, at
other places along the river.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-16

THE LUMBER BUsISEss.-Sincc our last pa
per was Issued the water in the Susqueiianra
has been at an excellent rafting stage, and our
iumbermen haze been making good of it.
The bulk of tie square timber, boards, shin
giles, &C., has PISSED down the stream, and by
this time s'the red shirts are doubtless be.
coming plenty in Lock Haven, Middletown,
Marietta, and other places along the river.
Ont former impressions regarding the quanti-
ty of lumber that will reach market were near
ly correct. From all the information we can
gather, we satisfied that not over two
thirds the usual quantity will be taken down.
This is owing in great measure to the COM
parative scarcity of snow during the past win
ter. The tendency of this falling off in the
supply will be to increase prices to remunera-
tive rates. 1t is reported that few sales
were made at Lock Haven at and cents for
pine timber.