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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12
The Booth Case.

MILWAUKEE, Anvil 4.-This afternoon sher-
if Langworthy received o writ Of habcds corpus
from Racine, issued by the Court Commission
er L. B s.. Miller, Of that city, andthe Sheriff
served it upon U. S. Marshal Lewis, re-
turaablc with tho person Of sherman n. Booth
at Racine Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
II issaid the MARSHALL refuses TO obey the writ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12
Republican state Convention.

Des Moines, Iowa, March %. go.
Pursuant to a vote Of a majority OF
The undersigned Committee, the Repub-
licans Of Iowa will assemble BY their
delegates in State Convention, at Iowa
City, On Monday, the Esd day Of May,
1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the nomi-
nation Of State Officers, to DO elected at
the November election Of this year, For
the nomination Of Presidential electors,
and for tho transaction of all other bu
sincss which may come before the Con
yention.
It is also called for the purpose Of
ratifying the nominees and platform Of
the National Republican Convention to
be held at Chicago on the 10th Of
May.
The ratio Of representation will be
one delegate for each one hundred votes,
or fraction thereof exceeding one half,
cast for Hon. S. J. Kirkwood at the last
State election.
JOHN A. kASSON, Charm.
II. NJ. HoxIE, Soc'y.
Il. L. B. Clarke, Mt Pleasant.
G. Il. Stone, Council Bluffs.
VIM. Louehridge, Oskaloosa.
Thomas Drsmmond, Vinton.
A. b. r. Hildrcth, st. Charles City.
IN Newcomb, Bloomfield.
VIM. II. Bigelow, Sioux City.
James Thorington, Davenport.
II. A. Wi,tse, Dubuque.
L. L. Pease, IT. Dodge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

The Republicans Of Toledo are requested to
NEE, i'll caucus at the Court House OH Saturda:
April l4th 1860 At 4 o'clock p. ~, for thepur-
pose Of Appointing a Township Working Com
mittce and transacting such other business as
may come before the Meeting.
Toledo April 10th 1860.
~ Order Of Township Com.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

WI have been often surprised at the
amount Of suffering in our community
from Bilious arrangement and kindred
diseases, when We know. from cur own
experience, and what we daily hear from
others, that there isa certain remedy for
these complaints in almost every town.
We have reference to DR.. SANFoRD's
IsvIGoRAToR or Liver remedy. In.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12
St. Louis. March 80.

The st. Louis Agriculture and Me-
chanical Association offers S20,0DO in
premiums for the next fair. It is proba-
bic 1 or 5000 more in private awards
will be added. 4 citizens premium Of
81, 500 will be given for the best stallion.
\ direct importation from Belgium has
already been received Cor exhibition. and
others from different parts Of Earop. are
expected, No effort will lie spared 10
mike their fair excel all others
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

ssy- Vice President i}recsluriaoe
Messrs. G ". SehwaI.mas. " y. Haley,
and two others, received The thirty third
or highest degree in Masonry, in Wash
iraton, on Wednesday.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

~ HO! every one that is hungry,
dirty, ragged. naked; go ye to the Empire
Store aud buy Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Mo-
l~asses, Soap, Sheetings, Shirtinqs. Coats,
Pants, &C., for the Proprietor has now
increased his stock with n large supply
from eastern markets, and is bound to
sell for cash OF trade, to suit the times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

Iete canvass, by Caleb
D(ey succeeded in uniting with
N. the remains Of the Old American
party they were successful in obtaining
large sums Of money from the New York
Merchants, to purchase votes and other
wise aid their cause; and finally they
left noihirc nudonc which their wisdom
could suggest, or their ingenuity invent
to carry tie State and thereby secure to
themselves a United States Senator. Al
though 10y al these extra efforts they
succeeded in somewhat reducing the Re.
pub lean majority, they we're neysrthe
less most signally defeated, ". A. Buck
insham the Republican candidate for
Governor was elected BY COO majority
rhe Republicans have also secured II
cut OF the y Senator'S and have GO ma
jority in the House.
ILLINOIS.
The municipal elections IN this State
we're held on the 3D. inst.
Observation-Disclosures ticket elects
ed by 555 majority.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority
Formerly Democratic. This is the home
Of Abe Lincoln.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mayor elect.
cd By II maj. Aldermen, ali Repuoli-
can. Republican gain IL
SrGaLlNu.-Gone Republican.
OTrA%A-Democratic majority from
$50, to 200.
Iowa CirY.--Domocrat;c Majority 50.
DUBUQUE Election on the End. the
People candidate FOR Mayor (by l5s
majority the city Marshall, and five out
Of the six Aldermen (a!l Of he success
ful candidates beng Republicans
WISCONSIN.
ELECTION ON THE 81.
A. Scott Sloan, on the Republican
| State ticket for Chief Justice is unioubt
eddy elected.
Observation-Disclosures Mayor g.
lected BY 1909 maj. Dem. Comptroller
~ 100, Dem. City Atty By 200, Rep.
Treasurer By 400. This city has usually
given between 1900, and 5000 Dem.
majority.
JASEsylLLE.-Rep. maj. 400 clean
sweep.
PORTAGE Cl7T.-Dsm. Mayor elected
BY 81.
LACRossE.-Dem. maj so.
MICHIGAN.
ELECTION on II 2ND.
DETRoIr.-Rerub'ican Mayor and
most Of the city officers elected by in
creased majorities.
ApEIaS.-Rerublican elected Mayor:
BY 80 majority.
GRAND RAPiDs.-M. 7. Sweet, Re
publican, Mayor elected Is majority.
JAcksoS.--Republican Mayor elect
cd about 80 majority.
OaAsso.-Amos Gould, Democrat,
Mayor 200 majority.
Observation-Disclosures, Democrat, May
or; 100 majority.
NILES. Democrats elect entire ticket.
50 majority.
poNrIAc.-Entire Democratic ticket
elected 10 to so majority.
FLINT, CoLDwATEE AND HILI.sDALE
= Republicans elected entire ticket !,
about usual majoyitics.
INDIANA.
ELECTION ON TIE 2ND.
Republicans elected
their entire ticket by majorities ranging
from l63 to al.
EAGLE.-Rcpublican majority s5.-
Last year Democratic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by a nice
majority.
Reports from all parts Of this State show
large Republican gains.
Quo.
CINcISSArI-Democratic mcjority
about ! 900. But little interest take n Ia
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

r<a- The Peoples Store is the place
just now to purchase new p!ows, shovcls
hoes, &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12


I'd was asked by Mr.. Covode
ylncr he did not confer with the Pres
ident and members of the Cabinet be
tween the period Of his first examination
when he admitted having this list among
his papers and expressed a willingness to
submit it. and the second examination
next day, when he proposed y written
substitute for his testimony Of the first
day, declining to deliver that papcr?-
lie endeavored to evade the inquiry by
stating that he had seen many persons
during these two days, but when pressed
directly, he said he had seen the Presi
dent and members Of the Cabinet, and
it was af;er conference with them that he
concluded not to exhibit the list to the
Committee.
Capt. Jarvis writes, under date Of the
2ist Of March, that Miramon's lombard.
ment had damaged the city considerably
with little destruction Of life. TIE Com.
man1cr Of the French feet, who had ad-
dressed him concerning the canture OF
the Mexican steamers in offensive terms,
subsequently apologized for the tom OF
his correspondence.
No action has yet been taken by the
government in regard to the prisoners
captured with the Mexican steamers
TIE State and Navy Departments dis
claim any further responsibility, aud con-
slider Tic matter entirely in the hands Of
the Judiciary. Attorney General Black
is engaged in Court. and has not been
able to examine the important legal
points which are Involved
At a meeting Of the Pacific Railroad
Committee last evening, a definite con-
%elusion was arrived at by the adoption q
the following resolution, offered by Mr.
Curtis, the Chairman
Resoyred, That the Road shall star
from w points, one on the western
boundary Of the State Of Missouri, and
the other on the western boundary o
iowa, with two conyerging lines bearing
westward and uniting within two hun
drel miles Of the Missouri River, anc
thence proceeding by a slngletrun lin.
by the nearest and best route to the Ba,
Ct San Francisco, or to the nayigabl.
waters Of the Sacramento, in the State
California.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

"a 60 TO tho Donation this evening.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-12

Boston, April 3.
Morgan, Chamberlin and Dunning,
late officers Of tho Bark Orion, an al
legged saver are held in S. 900 bail each
for trial. The examination will proba-
bly, take place to-day.
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Saronia, 700 Sons, Capt. @blers.
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OtcHe 21sirfbicoaft
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y = - l II.
Eem publitum Die er9cttnitt 9ln,eisc, cas rtr
uhter3eidntfs iii iciurm pnuie am Nllen Narft.
Dem StIdmartt 9eaeniitsr, cine s1irbjfaft nebi
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rreuen mIre, lene 6rrnnre unb paS Yublifum i'm
allaemslEen NIT ccn teiteu @ttr1nffn hepieneu
IN fGnneu. 5lprence OtiIGer
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Se,b.n tri Steamer ,Same0trmn" zinc frii6c
Scnruns sSaarcn ertaItsn. wie iclst:
Trarl. G'rits pom ausn Nummern,
Srrntu. turtiite 3wrtitsn,
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friibc haudncucbr ,bcriuse
Sarpnec unp Sal;ldrt ellen,
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putIifumS auf eas fpeteh crtattene Q Sauer-
traut, Gas %rts fur riritu sDinter.
Rihrrnc, 81. 6struar 1860.
Sotn 6ertia
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@. Sabr80tass.
Tho German ADVERTISER,

Tho German ADVERTISERS,
O. HAsSRL. Editor and Proprietor,
Il published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertise ements reasonable
<>ry,cE: Tth Str, between CLAY & LEIGH:
Seetusuuseu.
Der ,,snuiso" eritent iertn RcIsen Ssnntass ause,-
r,wEtu ,uv pe6tailt%tH SubeiirrHsrrets rcn 10 GtS
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Ssslpas Nni,ser fneeu uni,r pIeenetu S,einsune,u
%rfsasrt Ginmalist gnrudurs 10 3tiItn ser meni>
atr 80 ais iss'ms..as - ats efemast 90. cine
p,usie $500. prif @pnae $1,000 in si,vttliibr itt
,abIans. an,sisen, bic naG HeIsten srranstt
,,tbrs finntn. rtresn nit s25.on rer Sabr tere$ua.
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Grn 9rrRcc Eager rrn = ,men Shuten allcr
Hrttn nuo prsiie (ppu 62A Gts.J an, sleisiauS
Grnsres' 9aiterO fir Nsrrrn unp Rnltcu uur
lOnfrac in saS SGutscidGit enlGIasenec Arti.
I'll 'mpFsblt su aubercrpcntIid t.uissn Yrricn
Scitpb Straub,
DO d Oaiufr
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Die
Rsguldtorfa Il in Arkanfaa
aus eem GSaIplcbtu &merita's.
(9snfttuna.l

rem auaenslid neben Ger Zen, erIdti.n, 9br batt
rttta gSrrt sttalten nun, we itebeu Die 8..
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warttt uue itbnta tcmmtn frua Rcbsrts, inbem
tr Lin pf'rp benz Neatrfnatsn iiberaab, unp bic
6tni utsrfsiaenr, gu tntn buantrat
S's ut Samit einptrltnurtn, laatc cie Ruttsr,
mas erauben mir aub bier i'm g8alc arpse gcr-
rettunaeH. sBie aaer iils nit Strer g4cbnuua,
Nir. 8ripirn?
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la9te Der prtrilcr, Die mprsen frlt, wtnn sic
mir e'n poar Stu; ta 3ut chsnten f6un,n. in
%u9snlbe'n iu ncbmeu; Gt 1T ,par nod fIcir
unp peen9t t6 psrce abtr rdbrlbeiu'ih in bic
l'r 2Sobe nit attns bauocIS tnia wtrpen. uue
oeIlsn Ytas tduftui ndhbrr t6.rnen mir une ldbpu
c i;r ritren
sSlrc 60 psnu ater a.race turum uiht btiT,r
me'n't S'oPerts, Sbr wartttct nod NIT rtr Del.
r'fb, bis paS ael& ben iR ss ,rIpute pisIe I'm.
i'anrs tctm NuS'ebtH, uno - in aud Dem, SDfdp.
msn l6erlit ltcbrr, sI,i6 in cine tlrins Earm.
aiS bios in zine Spdbittc ein,u,isbtn.
Gas II all rpinss ni6t gu lcuanen, trpieSerte
Trplcn, pann atcr III es nod unbsfif,mt ponu
@tt'nS rprtiisb ss tDuusn pier, ia prlIeidt Icodr
a"t sSpden bariib,r bingebtn unp, Better STR.
NS'sriS' S'e ptrprn s@ mir ni6t perptnten Ton.
men, menn I'D mid ieBt, nab Seititauna 70 pi,.
lr oinrernilf:, ietuc, MlriOn bic Msine ,u ut,,-
men. .r-i 8
Nun in e'ttes Namsn. Iaste Der aIte Nauu.
nepmt fe BIN une ttto eludlb nit enanoer.
Oant = te tibrn Ddnt, risf Hrrfun aerIbrt
le ne rane ersreiftno - @laripn lrl ME btrtu,u.
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trlaust paB i6 Guh 70 nennen BARI, unp balb -
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bel uns 5utrinecu faatc Mrs. 9irtsrts - sIe
lIns 10 lang: fort geIrcftu, uno 60 III eia.utIin
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laftu.
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leuRts Hoplpr, nnp bier in unltrer @nliepIuuo.
NO Die "abearH 10 meit enanber sntItrnt
w0bntr, osr9'Rt, nur nit wsniael Ssiprauuoen.
eta 4'9 unBensIn stl6minp, it bone ebsr bis
naA , s''t " y. ~ pa0eH' "h0 0ann
lten faa, in Sbrer &,ewaltaIt, in rer GI,itl.
Gm n,t mr S,m;aS " - '"""tm.
bis IL ,,r',r ~, Sr.m s '" |s"s
soObe peu N 6om, ,,rt ~, r., nIv "a ''s' s rue
lib pj,l in Srpnun, ~ tr,n,,n. .,,I
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tlttt bob pobei, eas mir am Sp.rt,, -.
an 4tttns o,bsn2
Sid.rti6, laote Der Dr.Sio.r
9tun aut, fubr 9tOpnt. fsrt IA soh. s4,.
b,uts gbrnp Osrrmu nor,u oss.t., .
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
BON
@lmrn Steinleir.

fe. 100 Srcdos. iwlldcn Der d. une 7. Strdse
Gcnl eurdrtilencen YuHrm pire eti:S lieu natridiett
oottl btltnS empfcbcn Iie g9irafi ettcn lit nit etn
ocriuslttn &eiranen auSlcate;. SpniIlt Jrfrhundtn
une Ctlteaen Zee Niarttes ns eeer;eiI az babeu er
lnone unb serIum8e Saa! miro st sprfmnenptn SSltn
teltcnS msfebltn.
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G. A. FAUCHE,
(You 9ariS),

ibrmat der uup SewefIer.
28S 9rOaN> nabt Der 3sn Snast
9. u. Sautbs, Der lett Dierllup;nou, 0asr,, IN No..
sflitH upren, une 9epter- -Gt6dft1n son prls S,cni
EonoSn nne Nep 2o,t bebdftist mar, erast m pen sir
s!IH Mnm0Ir9 et 9niet9e III mSen, pdE r 233 Brsaor
ta s"ttate @p9tt eroTntt BAT, unc h fruen pre ane
III lt'n eebd eini5Iano: lrbettn SaItlbf emf, Ient
nsenFn uno ;"T 3uri:bT lksit aH5faSrrn u f5nncp
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S'l1tal @trlte. 5tarte &afee= GNen,, ebsep-
Acc nebr eir Stn9s ararre Arittl 0arfntrleen, Qu-
smS Grnae srrpn 49nerr SpNp 3abnburittu Gau rt
'e5nt, &c. &C. iIm 9truuf bel g. 6. NtIGer. Nat
S"lone NIB GaIlune GIaS Siars. ternccrS iir Gcn-
tcesnor9 une Sonetere6 paenr ne tti pel te!isbstn
Quentt6t Hncr 6a5ritpreiS il babtH tei
3. 6. fifhtr Nlt.
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aiaus me AAt unD irrsn G.n,clnem!

9ltuer Sturt!
30. 232 S5rcap. Snabe,
81. u. Nfstrs
est ss Fubliium srSeben an Dap in pbsn stuanaem
GicSt tin
Grocery. unt Gcni.eticndrp. Eager
riFnrt BAT. in peem srcRe NuSmaoi perstssr9
hltl iR etn bHtsrtn prtItn rtItauit, Eani.ntIiH
Irurbe 5ru6te,
alo: SW 9erle. Sausrust. GrieP. Sasr, saup ur6 q
palitNt Grsen. Spteh, Ntbfutr, auep eaneiee IcsE,
fialearstr uRe StreriIie. bpuGnthe priRst, @lsaru
H. t. 10. Su zen bINiSliea yr.iien ~ nabtn BET
81 Y. Msers 232 $Ipabitr.
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unber.atin9.
Der unterieitnetc ~ jtSt in Stanet ieScn aufraa ir
lt'htT 9eSa ausiurnbrcn UNI ;nar 10 btQia GlS mrsd
GiHe auSirab son Sa jeR NJ fcrtwdbrtne .prratbs.
Yin ntutr, sutr ettnmasen nit tinen, suien 5,s.
Der uat rubiscn @ftrhcn iur eiw1I1tn St5raub
Die Aumrrtioniteii @rt }nbabern 6aH1iIien wirt
9tttsiti apf letnt grrRe ausIuabl Wauaeta.
auSbttrune vsn Soebae, Stublen i. Serna> >Wa'taeer
~rS prSmpf btler2t. 6raneis Gaube.
HrpAhltr.. &nf err Urn nfr
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sGlntermcoen non puten uno 9iGuBta.
q 9TH serletbnrIen stre&t &c jum 9ersHusen, itintf
Sttnneen uHe benz 9ubllum in Eager scn perHit- unt
so'htsr aarE enpicblcn III tonntn has ben mpnern
mN Frts:tn, St dIls une Siebeputen ur Serreg uns
NapH, iripe aus Strot, reabcne. Yandma unb glmbla
pan, ann 6anes @ustu Hnr Rinstr. Dulcn &C. &C. berb
~s!H Nrtitt cT ssscn bdsr iuRerlt biGis strtauft.
pR psretn mao &prl6ri anssfertist.
ee Stttst, lstntn Slpre No lSl Sroasr. ~ befu6tR
Gns SIN S6asvenIaser III btiibliaen Geo. g. 3etip 4s
1NHpnIhi1Iahrt 40 lheu Ritmcup II. Gerp 9Jor..
Uit ssecn srOssn uRS bequem einserteen SEE Damsf,
SlHt "5amsslowI" uao ,9toanos" wereen benz resnpcu
S"'Sn ur SeRuSuns btIens empf9bisn. Der Sabrrrsie
sSi IA Der Gaiue incl 8ett uno st0t SIS, uno I'M 3pi.
aOdtts i.n,n ess @ nSr StS%St aoIen SSeot an
bSSanete teta 6re!taa llbr Ibenrs &itp Yoin
sssr oas eslers Ddnirhjr benustn pil, SAT id
'a unttristttnetsn Elm 6abrsiEs iu losn.
SSts9I wlro 5Iatsi E:lsnpRmen unp punaf bei0reert
y1haSepris mao 9orfolf $500.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-21
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, AND NEW
PRICES, CLEARFIET.D.

Inc Undersigned desire to inform the citizen. of
Learned and surrounding vicinity, that thew
nave nav, recently purchased in the Eastern cities a
iarge and well selected stock of seasonable Goods
"hieh they haye'opened in the we'll known Room
on Market street, Clearield, formerly occupied by
"m r. Irwin) Their stock consists of a general
assortment of the very best Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE
CUTLERY. .QUEENS-WARE. CEDAR g. WILLOW
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS CAPS AND
B0NNETS, DRUGS, PAINTS, &C. &C.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part of such as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat,nets, Tweeas, Vestiugs.
1Hmsitns, Ticking, Cheeks, Cakicoes. Chintzes,
GtnghamS, Canton and Wool F2aa,aels. De
Lanes, CGstnaeres, Silks, Piaids .SLatvls
Brtiltants. Hosiery, GkoUes, etc. ETC.
Also great variety of Ladies' Boots and G ALTERS
Misses and Childrens Shoes; Mems, Bows and
Youths Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps with large
selection of useful notions, among which are
Perfnmery, Cioth AND Hair Brushes. Faucv
Soaps, Pens and Pen-holders Combs dc
together with many other useful notions all of
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange
for approved country produce. As their stock is
entirely new, and purchased on the most advanta-
geous terms they feel confident that they can sell
goods to the advantage of the buyer Step in
and examine for yourselves, before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the new store is the place.
FEB 22' 1860 GRAHAM, B0YNTON & CO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS
JOHN & JERRED F. IRWIN.

The undersigned give notice that the 18th A.
pril they enterod into partnership in the mercan-
tile business in Curwensville. and that hereafter
the business will be conducted by them Jointly un-
der the name and firm of John q ] f. Irwin.
They inform their customers and the public in
general that they have received from the East and
opened at the old stand large and varied stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, SC, &C,
specially adapted to the wants of the community
and will sell the same at the lowest cash prices.
Also, large assortment of Boots. Shoes, Hats
and Caps, of the latest styles and best quality all
of which they intend to sell at reasonable rates
Also, an extensive stock of the most fashionable
READY MADE CLOTHING,
at prices to suit the times. Now is the time to
purchase. Call in and examine our stock before
you purchase your goods, and we feel confident
that we can supply you with all kinds of goods,
at as low prices and on reasonable terms as YOU
can procure them elsewhere. Give us trial
JOHN IRWIN.
May 30, 1860. JERRED F. IRWIN.
N. b. Persons indebted to the old firm arc re-
quested to call and settle. may 30