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Board for LIST week :
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
BY STEAM TO PHIIADELPiiiAl ViACisAL.l

ThrONga in G6 hours, direct.
The fGe steamer JAMES JEROME will make
regular weekly trips between Phila- H-sa
delphia and the District. EeGt-rH
Leaves Philadelphia every Satur
day at II O'Clock III.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at u o'clock
M.
Goods received every day at both ends of the
line.
The Jerome is guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates.
For fret sht apply to HYDE 4 DAVIDSON,
Water street, tieUrgetown, ID. G.,
Agent in Phalel phia-TIIOS. WEBSTER, Jr.,
No. II North Wharvts. ma l2-tI
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rINHE SECRET INFIRMI1IES OF YOUTH
Il AND MATURITY.
Just pVjiiSasd grufiS. M ..5,h floKsnnf.
A few words on the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, OF SpermatarT hea oT Local -l1y1h,
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. HSiSF2
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre- A&bxes
mature decay ot the System, Impo- lxA&
tency and lmpedlments 10 Marriage
generally, = -
BY Il. DE I.A<EH. NJ. ID.
The important fact that tho many alarming com
plants originating In the lmprudence and solitude
oil youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
in this small tract clearly demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted 10y the Author, fully explained, by mt ans
of which everyone Ia enabled to cure HlN-ELF per
CITY and at the lesst possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nOstTums of the day
Sent tn any address, gratis and post free, in q
sealed envelope, by RENTING post paIdD two post
age stamps 70 DR.. b. DE LANEG, - East 81 IT
street, New York City. maS tr
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE
- FnR lInT or COM DIsmES OF AL KINDS.


vented by tho reHowned
= SOyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deceaSe is manufacture
ed by CROSSE & BLACK
WE'LL. London, from the
original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask iurit
a trial, convinced that il
mast add to the already
large consumption, and
that IT Will prove itself I'M
equailed, either as = stiTnn-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
Il
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THE EVENING STAR.
HAVE WEA POET AMoNG us !.


We hear a great deal of the neglect Of our
American poets, but IL those who rhyme In Eng
lish-or something like it-have cause to wall,
what shall we say of our Pennsylvania Bush
whacker-German bards, who pour fourth their
inspirations in the corners OF country papers, and
pass away unhonored to their graves That one
at least of these children of song may be rescued
from oblivion, we translate from the Aaronsburg
Berichter and AnZeiger, a lyric, by lady who
signs herself Clara Backdiekehks, "Bake-tne-
Cakes; who apparently" smitten with young
man named John, and who pours fOrt1 her long,
ings in the rich and fervent dialect OF Bushwack-
dom. In her hands all its deep resources, all its
rOpious infexions which so we'll suit il to become
the language OF passion and OF poetry, are well
nigh exhausted Yet, what can be- more artless or
exquisitely simple than her prose in which she re-
minds John that she had ''onparpes mnZpey for
dich gebacke''-''baked mince pie on purpose for
you" But TO the lyric Of this love-lorn lady who
10y the by, is a widow:
The Song of Clara Bakethecakps.
o John! q John was kummst du net boy,
Ish bun ia "a babe. hIn Wittlrah IN frey,
Wehss HauS M halten un sell furstreht
oh, John! oh, John, why not hasten to me-
"a Ia the mark j IN widow and free;
know more of marriage than ANY young maid,
can keep house too and that first rate. ''''
I've house, char and table, and bed so tall,
Ana tiIat Is far better than nothing at ell;
Ana though once have been married before
want IL again love-yes, all the more
Those who live slngl don't know how TN live
NeveI cent Tor such HE would give;
JUST come ana marry, oh, sweetest Of men,
Nome 10 lnOrroV-Or now dear, don't care when
Eut II you do not come, I'll GO marry Ned
ihohghts OF him, long, love, have passed through
my head;
hut love you far better AMI that's fact
win learning Tor you, soul and body are racket
Ned Is too old and two children has he,
And you are far hea thler " seems to me-;
But II you re not here Sir, this week. without doubt
shaII marry Ned-sO you'd better look out.
What IL your will, John-come let il he seen
Long all, too long, dear-unmarrIed I've been,
hnd longer long not unmarried tO stay;
John, come and wed and we'll DIVE care away
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uKcIplnEc.

such
Such ~
mel AMEu THh0AT AND l. ING 5.
YSIpELA AND SCROF A,
LEURISl AND FRO CHITIS.
LAYERS, WOUNDS ard SPINAL A FFEiT'ION,
DISEASES PECULIAR To FEhA Is ),
And any other
INFLAMMATORY
DISEASE.
Have you tried this Moiiriney
Have you tried this Medicine,
Have you tried this Medicine,
do not delay
DO not delay.
Do not delay
Have you read the Circular
Have You read the Circuar1
Have you rad the CrcuaTg
Read "a" CITcu.aT.
Read the Circular,
Read the Circular,
Sold by all Druggists in Washington.
Suld 10y all Druggists IN WASHINGTON.
Sold by all Druggists IN Georgetown.
Sold 10y ali Druggists IN Georgetown.
Sold py al. Druggists Everywhere.
Sold TX all Druggist Every where.
Depot IN Washington,
Depot Washing ton.
j.. MIl.BtRN,& Co, Willards' Hotel.
J. i. MILBURN a CO., Wi ards Hotel.
J. p, MlLBURN& CO., WIllsrds' Hotel.
B Bfisss q:
PrieA 81.
Chronic Package S2D.
Chrome Package S2p.
Chrome Pack age S2.S.
Try IT.
Try II.
TRY H.
TRY THE NEW medical SALT
II. q. TAYLOR CO, Ge1eIai Agents.
ma 24-u oO2 Dock street, Phrlaiephia.
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MIsCKLLAIKOUs.
GREAT BARGAINS IN o ,cr,,

GREAT BARGAINS IN
VI DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION;
we have Just opened and marked down at sreaty
Handsome Barge r obes at S3. 81, and ssh,
~ klch Double Skirts and Flounoed do very cheap
100 Elegant Lawn Robes at 81, rs, and IS,
50 Dress Patterns, all Silk Tissues and Bareges, at
~ cents per yard, which rs not half the cost,
In fact, we are selling of all Fancy Goods very
cheap, to close them out tins season;
J. w. COLLEY i CO.,
ma S-2w 323 9TH street. above Pa. av.
WARREEN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
T,i. d, WMssRS N CoTSIY; yIReISIs.
Will he open on the 18th Of May, 1859. 4
The Conductors will possess eminent VEAV
advantages Tor obtaining the best provs- lE.f8 i
IONS and dellcacles of the season from the NASH
1ngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs,
WIZ Honey, &c, from the markets of the Valley
and MountaIns adjacent to the Springs
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington. Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
~ the morning, and reach BucktOn station by the
Manass as tap Railroad At ~ O'Clock the same day.
Comfortable Coaches will he n readiness To CON
vey visitors to the Springs from Buckton distance
one mile. From stanton and Wmehe-ter a daily
line OF Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
Board ior Isl week ----- ----- ----S
III W.
9. .l ----- ---- ------ .---- - - % wv ~,
Children and Servants half the above rates
To lamIlIeS or parties engaging Board for several
persons. n reasonable deduction will he made.
Mrs. K. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
MANAGEMENT and control, aided by competent male
FRANCIS q. FOX will be superintendent.
ma 25-2m
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Jos. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of The General Land Office

Jos. - WILSON,
NDTlCE TO PRE-ENPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled To- tn lat of pTe-eHiutIdu
to any "i the lands within the townships and
parts al townships above mentioned. Is required to-
rstithSt The same To- the satisfaction Of he re-. ter
ana recover al the proper and ulEcc, and mat pay
"r"t hTTJCT as soon az pTncficdbi, oG,r >ssHs has
h"'tr'' ana before the DAY appointed for the CON
enceiIrui "t the public sale of the Iands cnhracIrC
III tract claimed; Otherwise suc claim will IT, Tor
lelled. JOS. :. WILSON,
Acting Conn 0fthr General and Once
NoTE.-I rnder the regulations Of the dcna .tmon,
heretofore and now existing, no ayul,'rt can IL,
uit'" Tor advertising pT"cahiatIOns except Ia sucp
publishers 4 aro Sp'CfIikT HHaOyizsi to publish hy
Ie 3 laWl8W
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THDS. A. HEN DKIJkS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTK.-Under the regulations Of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can by
made for advertising proclaInations except to such
Publshers as are specially dHhori zsd TO publish by
the commissioners OF the General Land Once.
APT wtlstSep
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IA IT'S
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
CUMBERLAND, IUMP,& SMITHS COAL
A full assortment of all kinds Away on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIFEN;
FAIR PRICES EAPErTEOi
wewish IL understood that we design doing a
cash business. Persons sending their orders ia
please send the money or have It ready when the
fuel is delivered, thereby saving Us the trouble Of
sending for'it.
We wOuld say to those few persons having ac-
counts. We consider them due At any time we pre-
sent them; consequently we exp poet the money when
presented. y. ]. a. w. NJ. g AIT.
Offces-NW: Corner 18th and c sts.. No 547; and
loot of 18th St., below War Depart't ma 2-tf
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~ CARRIAGES
i HE Subscriber having made additions % his
factory, making IL now one of the largest. EY5R 3
IN the District, where his facilities forSSNySS
manufacturing CARRIAGE d IIGHT3SE
WAGONS of al kinds cannot be surpassed, Ind
from his long experience In the business, he hopes
10 give general satisfaction.
All kinds ofCarriases and Light Wagons kept Oh
hand.
All REPAIRSneatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended tu.
second hand Carriages taken in az chanss for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
ln-u corner of lSth aud +, sta
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FoX'S ENCEI-SIOR CRACKERS.-A fresh
-. i"tol Fox . celebrated IsanSlngburg h a. ht,X
fRS received O-day. We supply dealers IN tbis
CITY AZ The same rate as they can 10 got from Nv
Icy King BURCHELII,
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WE AvEIN STORE A FULL SUPPLY OF

WE HAVE IN STOREA FULL SUPPLY OF
Tauze MerlnO shirts. Wrappers and Drawers
Sanze Cotton Shirts and Drawers.
G6nZe Silk Shirts,
tinen and Grass Drawers
AstIc Hose,
bread and Silk Gloves
IN summer Ties, stocks Nc No
Ihase goods range fIO'n the 80, i... =, -
m P,s nj manufactured Imported NV ~ '''0
ala, ,,s,.r i"tnLg exclusively for cash we On pd
can In this city. O'Sh buS ers mat no others
ma 81 wv 3sop. STEVENS,
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
TnE, GiKEATEsT BARGAINS ~ PIANO.

V'nE GREATEST BARGAINS N PIANOS
am hhi.oDEONS are now Ia lie b:td
HI me Muslc Depot, corner of Ilth street ~
and Penn, aveEuc. HSGt
J" fiangIortes, ~ Bacon Raven, from sz5l To-
2Plsnofortes, by Cache & Co., Baltimore, each
lPlanoiorte, by Chckering, now scale, 7 octave.
uOuT round La S25, -
9.d PlanIs, from S&5tO $50
! MciOdeOu for SI5
do. for S1I
order. 'A''' :" "' IN best
~
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled To the right of -emptio
to any Of the lands within the Townships and PAL
oil townships above enumerated is req m red to rs
Etsh the same tO the satisfaction of the regist,
and receiver OF the proper land Office, and max
payment therefore as soon practicable dtfsT seem
mus notice, and before the dav appointed for tn
bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such. claIT
will be forfeited.
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A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE pnp,r, -
IA S9PpkktS Jus, al'iyed-''Never Forget The Dea1
onT one d. ahG''I':E Thinking II Thee. An
Je1 ROC JOHN =. ELLIS.
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1rrORyEyarI Bn1,rF VIE, WysGoSsLs.
ARD REAL ESTATE AG FNT
nelers To HON h; NJ. Rice, a. :. Senate Wash
iHngIon; Hon. JOS. McCiOud, Bay field Wisconsin.
1weeny, RIttenhouse, FAINT Co, Wasbinston::
Lar-Ine.t free, Esq, Washington, d. c.
~ =, n,sention gwen t. locating Land Warrants
az ~ =, !" ene payment of Taxes for non residents
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NEW YORK, UctObeT lSt. l2S3.
"Nr. T.. I.yoN.-Det.r Sir: Ne have anaiN Sed and
tested your Magnetic Powder and find tlt-in per
frctiy harmless To mankind and domestic animals
but certain death when Inhaled by bugs, ants, aud
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RAIN OR SHINE,

STEVENS,
H.. THE FANCY GOODS DEJLER
b.ru aVush When the ladies' 20 in such num-
IF IaqSL be great attractIon. The PRICES
Gnn u an j.; ITIntsse variety Of ali other FANCY
, ~ ~ nls I'M, and the prompt AMI polite atten-
IiEI ~ ~ hahdSI must he the indncempnt w
la "a, early and save mpney by buying the var,
H. 1.SIEENS, The Fancy Man.
ap PITT fStsta,sH pot S'h anu i"th sts'
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SC0 MCKINNEY Il LANSDALE, EOO
'SO ~ AGENTS FOR THK CZU
rARk fiRE ms. co. n. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SsnoO0, nearly; and correspondents or
S S5eI Companies having cash capital Of over
So!ssphs:: Losses eguitab adjusted and PROMPTLY
-. ,",cc LN'. .,ZO IIh street. near ID. APPS
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p,trr -, No 431 + a., FRO doors east Of 7th ST.
anil. Stf0S Is IN the daily receipt of the Alex
- ia i-AhER BEER. now ackn,wjpdgcd to 10
tnI hevc IN TINS country. Orders for this health,
teos nrnn,i elliiheT In large or small bottles or
Al PPty hIled, and delivered free of clarye
az poi oi the CITY at the most moderat. prineS
VINES cholco HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
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HAF md BoNNET p,r.curoy

hny NV goods 81 tirely for cash and will 49,
sell At the lowest prices.
- GEO FRANCIS 400 -.I.,
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| HHERMOblET ERS-II. q. HOOD las an ha mi
crra t'ise iot ni those very necessary articles
correct ana lew priced TIER ETERS
66veI' iaLnl.s should have one. Call soon at 3as
ina
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INTEREST ALLOWED IN nConS,,,,,s;
L MONEY TO LOAN Wv DrroSiIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BhNKERPHlEs.
20 he
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NV. GALT n BRc.. SO Pa av bet q'h a. 10th ,,s
a.. q. HUob, So ~. Az, bet. sth 10Th sts
= IEwI-, ~ "a. av., let. Ixth and Isih SIS
III. Nora, watches an JsvelrT. 81 ~. AZ So s,J,
}. hsKR, s8h -. -. bet 81 a aHt -. sis
JoHN LANCE Ehr'I4,t-.t tee, - tgSke-. "a 7.b 40
J. ThoNPsoN. Eng .eh wst ,hrtAko- Sli IStb "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

MATER! WATER! WATER I-WN y.
w DOVE CO, are now prepared Ia ,rtr,I,nc.
the water INTO the premises of parties drsIrin% ~
STATES. - viz "Ite"
II you want your work done promptly and Mt fair
prices call at No. 500 Ninth street n few doors
north 81 Pennsy wanna avenue, where NAV be E,nd
Fixtures. '' 1851 '''. o." D." , rug
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

AAIABLE.-The Packer and Buchanan Dem
ocrats Of Pennsylvania are particularly amia-
bic towards each other of late. For instance,
the Philadelphia Pennsylranian, buchanan
organ, calls Messrs. Forncy and Hickman,
sRcd- -mouthcd Abolitionists, corrupt and
rotten at the heart, capable Of perpetrating the
fOulest and blackest crimes, who have lived all
their lives on plunder, stealing from the Trea-
sury of the Government, and when the door
was shut against their wholesale stealing, they
turn round and abuse the men and party who
gave them lifc.''
On the other hand, the State Sentinel, the
AntiLecompton Democratic paper at Harris
burg, uses the following mild language in
speaking of the President =
ole is yiolator Of pledges, an unwisc, un-
safe, and corrupt Executive, 4 pro-slaycry
DiSunionist, pirate in intention, tyrant, an
apostate from Democracy, Il wool dyed FEEDER
aist, and disorganizer!'
That, we should say, was estalking out in
meeting - but as it is confined to the Democ-
racy, We have nothing to say, and give the D.
bovc extracts only for the purpose of showing
the kind feelings which the two wings of that
party entertain for each other.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01
NEW FIRM NEW Goops IT,

Y designed, having become sole owner of tb.
store OF Eliza Irwin * Sons. in CurwensyilIe Pa
would respectfully inform the public, and the old
customers OF the establishment, that he has Just
received tren the East. large and extensive as
sortnlent of SPRING ( SUMMER GOODS. which
ne VIII dispose OF Mt the lowest prices
lie desires 10 call particular attention to the
great variety OF LADIES DRESS GOODS. which
have been selected with an express view to meet
the wants Of the community. lie has also Cloths
anu Cassmeres of the latest styles, and large
STOCK STOCK of heady-nade Clothing Hats and Caps,
fashion Mackercl and Herring; Sugar. Tea and
Molasses; Hardware, Qucensware. &c &c all Of
which he viii sell at prices to suit the times
Lumber and country produce of all kinds tn
ken in exchange for Goods
lie invites purchasers to give him call before
supplying themselves elsewhere
JOHN IRWIN.
Curwensrille, Pa, May Is 1859.
n D. All persons indebted to the firm of Eliza
IENin d sons are requested to call and settle i'm
mediately. The books can be found AT the Ola
s'dHu' maylS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

THE WAR AND BREiDSTUFFs.-Thc EcoBo-
mist, alluding to the rapid rise in the price of
breadstufTs, owing to the war, speculates as
follows upon the probable demand upon this
country FOR supply :-ssAmong boot, 600 of
people, the taking of COO, 600 men, that is one
out Of I30, more or less, from ordinary occu-
pations, viii have but little influence upon
production. and no more upon consumption
than viii be caused by waste. What they ac-
tuaily cat as soldiers is less than what they
get at home. 4 large portion of these are
idleTs from the cities, and in Europe the labor
Of agriculture is customarily performed by fe-
males. No conscript is taken where his labor
is necessary TO his family The mere move
ment Of the men is OF no commercial impor-
tance. Where their operations extend over a
large agricultural surface, they, however, de-
stroy and prevent agriculture, and in so far
causc demand from other quarters. II this
is confined TO Northern Italy, while all the or
binary sources of supply are undsturbed, the
commercial effect of the war will hardly be
felt. There never was a more propitious mo-
ment Tor war than now, since crops of all sorts
in Europe are very abundant and cheap, and
enterprise not recovered from the panic OF
IS535,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

GREAT Loss OF CATTLE.-It is believed that
twenty five hundred head of cattle haveIperish-
cd in Oregon and Washington during the past
winter. One farmer in Marion county, we
learn, lost sixty head in fifteen successive
days. Another in Polk county, having four
hundred head, lost one hundred during the
winter the loss was not confined TO neat stock.
Valuable horses and brood mares have perish
cd. The past season has been the most disas-
trous Oregon has ever seen. 1t win not, how
ever, materially check the progress or pros
perity Of the country.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01
CLEARFiELD. Pa, JUNE 1, 1859.

WHAT SHALL BE DosE ?-We observe that
one or two of our contemporaries, in discussing
the question of what course should be pursued
by the Peoples State Convention which is TO
meet at Harrisburg on the Sth inst, have per
niitted their valor to get the better Of their
discretion, and threaten to s.play smash and
break things,'' if certain specified matters arc
not done and others left undone- No one, We
presume, will consider it improper in them
making suggestions to the Convention; but
the idea Of a few persons making tile adop-
tion Of dogma, perhaps Of an impracticablc
character, or the rejection of proposition
that might lie polite and wcll-timcd, condi-
tion of their abiding BY, or seeding from the
action Of 4 Convention, is, to sry the least of
it, imprudent. 1t is an attempt to force the
opinions of the few upon the many--of one
man trying to control a whole party and is,
in effect, saying that the members of the Con
vcntion are not capable of performing the du-
ty entrusted TO them by their constituents,
and viii throw aside their own views and a.
dopt such as these imporious, scli-constituted
1ictators demand. If all these worthless ask
IS TO be submitted to, there is little need of
holding COnvCntion-all that would be ne
ccssary would be the Issuing of an edict, set
ting forth their wishes, and requiring strict O.
bcdience to the same under penalty OF their
dire displeasurc- 1t seems to us, that if these
extremely wise and valorous gentlemen would
have suppressed their threats, their sugges
tions might have been received with more ia
vor than they will be under existing circum-
stances, and they would have been free of the
embarrassment they will be in i'll the Convention
happens to pay attention whatever to their
demands. We have nodoubt Of the Convention
doing what viii be discreet and right-tlIat it
will consult the feelings and interests of the
masses, despite the menaces of those whose
motto appears to bc-:'rule or ruin"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

NOTICE.-All persons concerned are hereby
/ notified that whereas at May Sessions A d
1859, petition of divers inhabitants Of Decatur
township, George WILSON. Jr., Alexander Irvis
and Samuel McClaren appointed as viewers
to view and report &c. according to law. Z public
or near Michael Walkers in said township to in
terseet the old township road which runs up the
Mushannon creek. at the most convenient point
within the first mile above oSeeoIa in the said
township of Dccatur-the said viewers have ap-
pointed Monday the 3oth day of May 4. D. 1859.
at Michael Walkers in the said township of Deca-
tur, at | o clock P NJ the time and place of
meeting for the purpose OF proceeding to locate
the said road ALEXANDER IKVIN
Clearfeld, May IS, 1858. Viewer &c
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.EGISTER'S NOTICE.

seEGiSTER'S NOTICE--Sotiee Is here
EG by given, that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me and remain nIcd
Of record in this office for the inspection of heirs
leSatees creditors and all others in any other wa
interested. and viii be presented to the next Or
phans Court of Clearfeld County, to DO held AT
the Court House in the Borough of Clearfield
commencing the third Monday of JUNE 1889
for confirmation and allowance
The Administration account of John Owens and
John Norris. Administrators of all and singular
the goods and chattcls rights and credits. which
were Of Levi Owens late Of Pike township, Clear
field county, deceased
The final account of William X. WrigIey Ad-
mInistrator OF the Estate Of Robert Wrigley Sr
late OF Bradford Township, CiearfcId Co. dec a.
The Iestamentary account of Henry kephart,
acting Executor of the last will and testament Of
abraham Goss, the elder, late of Decatur town
ship: IN the county of CIcarfieId deceased
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Oiearheid, IA May Is, 1889 Register
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

~ TUTEi-This Institution is pleasantly loca-
ted in the town of Clcariicld, Clearfeid county
Pa and will be open for the reception of Students
and after June 18th, 1859. The course of study
will embrace Double and Single Entry Book Keep
ing and the other collateral branches in the sci
of accounts. The student will be taught to
conduct systematic principles Merchants Me
chanics, and Manufacturers books of cyory des-
cription, either Individual, Partnership or Stock
Companys; Wholesale Retail, Shipping Import
ing. Commission or Exchange; Commercial caIcu-
lations Plain. Ornamental, Business Pennmanship
and Card-making. TERMS Full course, time
unlimited. SIS.
W b. METCALFE. Prof of Book Keeping.
W b. THOMAS Prof of Pennmanship and
Commercial Calculations. June l, 1859.