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! Democratic Psriy " Indisr. sdopi,d hi
r rrso A',or:
~ That ~c will sustain. With ~ o.
sn~'eirs.s var for ne msinsensnce ~ m.
Constitution. and 81 the integrity ~ IN.
, u"'"" under shs C.ps'i'u,,or: hus W. ~,
"pp1sed 'ca ~rr for ,he emancipation 81
''hs "egroes. o. The subjogAsion Of the
$ u'hsrn States"
\ This was The position o. the ps,v ~ thai
Time. end sm not aware thai !, h~s made
any record 20 the contrary. Al the sam.
''ns. an Tor peace - The esvii.st pr.c,ica
~" n"'m~H, hus rea~- Oh The terms ~ The
destination ~ fhe Union under the Federal
Constitution. with al ~ sirhss and rnsran.
tees ne ~'srrai S,ssss, North and Sou,h.
Thi- great purpose I am ready 70 pursue
os any means sancfcn~d by. the Consti,u
ii'n b., 10 he attempt to cvnsumma,~ /,
viii mol re "f,s~Ii down 20 sny man's dog.
mas of'he hrns.
Bnf. INV friends. Won Gill rxr,i-e me- rom
any further discussions si this time ~ me
q.e~'iers OF he Gay. ard In conclusion, lei
I'M inir~s' you 10 continue \" extend 70 mo
'hs' generous confcenc~ which hiss so mark
- YOUR aciicn friday. Won 81 moi know
how ~est an when th~ svmp.'hy add ann. 4
part q nv friends V WITHHELD; you do NOT
know how strong feel whom lined up ~
vo"r s'rsns arms. and therefore 90 I this
lev ~ sloft The banner YOU have 40 con.
idinry placed in my hands ls' mr feel ,hs,
he sirrs 9Th o. The united Democracy or
ndlsns hss paced into thsse arms; end
hen come Whist ~ill. Ism pr~p.red,o meet :
with 81 the responsibility ths, belongs 10 q
ne piece and 'hs hour. h
After Mr.. NcD"usld hsds con rlud-,l. "a. I
"@mi''ee Q" resolutions reported me re..-
''i"nss~ hich ~ published Issi ~esk, Which /,
'e's unanimously sdrp'ed. whsr NJ. Tur. Z
is addressed The Convrn'ion !. . fsw ele /.
urnf sud rs'rinrie rsmsvkr. srcsp'ing The o
omins,ion for Lisu,snsnt Governor.
The Convention then sdjourned sius die. ~
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NOTiIE 70 hereby gwen 'hs, "a, undrr.
4 signed. hdnsinirirsrix Of ~. estate y,
Phillip Frck. dscrssri. silh fi,.s ii punli.
vntcry. .n
TUESDAY. August 18Th Ga
- me late residsnc" Of ~ d.cr ;-ni. ~ ~
he pe5sonsi PR prriy. MT taken BY The
consisting Of horses. hogs. sheep. grain.
dry goods and groceries. farming ul~nusis
snc ms.,y nihrr articles
Trr'nr VI SsI~-A credit " twelve tno<
~iIl he giv-n On ~ suns over three dullars.
The purchaser giving note win spprayed -.
curisy, waving -sluation and spprai-meni
|ass, bearing interest sr.m date
ELIZABETH FRirk. sdlnr.
July 10Th. l654-lr.s
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| + Y President incnln has issu.d
,!;;@ vui,, ior 500. 600 more i,ei, 10 a..
sist in -niJugating The South. Vol.
untccrs will b. received for IL two
Tor three years. a. each one nay elect.
and vne year volunteers will receive
500 bounty. two years men 5000,
three years men $500. one third 10 b..
paid them when mustered into the
service. On the 5th 81 ) Itcmbcr.
Tor As soon thereafter as possible,
counties, townships or wards which
have not furnished their quotas u
volunteers, will be drafted "a suppl,
/ deficiency drafted men 10 serve
for one year.
Under this cali Indiana will have
to furnish about $4,000 men. above
the credits she already has, and while
the number may bc made up by vol
untocriug, We do not think it will
The telegraphic dispatches inform Us
that the first draft in this State vii bc
upon those counties which were def
Gent under the last call Tor three
years troops, and will be for about
$500 me-. Candidates for tie prize
will bear in mind that under this draft
the successful drawers must enter the
service or furnish substitute, as the
$500 Communication clause has been
stricken out BY tho Republican Con-
gress, and about the only chance for
1 poor man who has been drafted To-
q escape the service is to capture one
u Tncle Abe's "A mericans OF Afri.
'an descent. "and pu, him 10 ~ . sub
titutc. Niggcro are, By this Admin.
considered 50 much supc.
'ior to whites. that NJ doubt large
lumbcr- Of them will h. received as
Institutes
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survey Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givsn that the under.
49, signed will proceed. With the Surveyor
q Dubois county. on the s,h day ~ Augas,.
1864. q run the lines snd determine the
boundaries Of Section M 90 rown /
North Range ( west. The intrrmedisse
iines will slso De run ard the CORNERS there.
o. established. All persons interested will
lake notice.
T. TERUrF.
Jniy 23i. 1864 .-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NJ ~" "-ress g,s-s sh., Inc asd..--
''g.si has hr~a sroainfed sHriss..
"@''f - ~ estate of Y'ii.iy Frsk. =.
'a'e"' i'nb'i county. d-c'J: esd state !.
-np?,-' Z n N. -ns-.
hLiyAhETli PRICK. -a..l
.Ial, pa l-gs-3
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survey Notice.

vASiiF ."''r~i.nra AZ. .r..-.c An VI.
= '.n"ii .nrs.y.s ~ n.,s..,. r,,.,..
"" Ism ~ i,.u.. isrs I. sn..n.. ,...-
rn'i 80. r,ni' 80 a.. 49,. - s.,
= :" no 10 \ ~, .-f' ,-ny.4..
'hv i'''~''n' .ir .lus> -..i 49,. hv -.u ma
'i' rnfs'f- .s-ff,i --sshii,nes. p,,...-
'nirr' ,f'f.l ~i' ~. ~. ~ rr~~.r.,
~ ~ TAuk.i.isK
MiHAAiL Rusr.
.I'is - i-ss -.
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1Y~HE undersigned will proceed with the
: county sursevov 81 Dubois county on
The 21d LAY Of August. 1854 20 run fhe
line. aud determine ihe boundaries 81 Sec
l'nn No s 5, ,csn south range 4 wss,.
The intermediate lines viii also ). rnn aud
The corners thereof established. rersons
interested viii please be preses'.
r MEYERS
JOHN SElTZ.
Juh 23d. lstA-3x
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>ti.l. G.si. t,I>.E

~'r' ~ s.s-s'- ~. { nns,:
AnrI " h.r-bs ss,~n ~, par,c 1
lisri sfu'in'-'rais.r ~ nils.. IL Harf.
..cr"-.i. ~. ni'd -. r.iil.s y. ~ 49,
hrsi E~s-'e VI si'r ds---.s~r', III. r---..~g
"-'ig i'~s't!iei' Ut Il. s.s 81 sro.-; -. ,h.s
-ah re'"'"u ~isl hs hra.i y, ~. n.r- ,Y,,,
3 'h~ f"ur' - r"mr...r -. ~ I'D
Ioo"is ALERT u L.sA>
'i-'k' T. I Isl- Z sn,.-
4faN 1ssE lGsa
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Capt. A. j. BrcKrrr. Democratic
candidate for Representative, will nd
dress his fellow citizens at Hunting.
burg on Friday July 10Th, and Al
Ferdinand on Saturday July 30th, on
the issues Of the day. Speaking to
begin at 2 o'clock r. NJ. EVERYBODY
10 invited.
We are, also. requested TO announce
that Capt. j. G. McConshay, ii the
10th Ipdiana volunteers, will address
his fellow citizens at Cclcstine. on
Saturday, July 3Oth 1864 The pub
lie generally are invited.
IT. We arc panied 70 learn that sew
raj members q Go. NJ, 10th Indians
'avalry have died recently ri disease,
1nong whom was Sergeant George
Mostly. Mr.. Mosby Mas highly re-,
pccted ~ citizen, and his loes will
y deeply felt.
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~ W. are su'lnrir q 70 snn.uns~ n.
A.. Rscsrrr. En- a. candid cs e., y a.
"s'"'r'i's - nuss'. ssan',. Al .sr ss..-
ing ur'nhe- s.ireii.n.
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Il ID We 'his week rui M 'he nsmcs .
The candidates dominated al Princeton o,
llssi Wednesday. and win pivs 10 them. ~
'lsvery Demurrst slouid. = hearty End earn
lrst support from now until The eirc,,on a.,
'iisover. They are candidates N we'll ~or
I'hy The suppors o. every as'rio'ic Onion low
ing ciizer. who desires The snccsss Of The
"uni"n - i ~ss." srd he preservation 81
me liberties ~ The re opis.
Hpn.w Il. NihIuck. me nomircs for
''"ngsess, u : native ~ this coun,y, and
his r"li'ica; career IL ~siI knowr 20 sIi ~
M" cn'xsns. A. : member ~ The s6,h
Congress. h. pursued such = cows~ rs mss
the almost nnsnimons spprcvsl ~ the con.
servsiive citizens ~ this d strict. ~ an
parties. and nearly ~ sre nav willing ~
f"rcsd - sckn"w ledge that II ,hs majority
" that Congress had sanctioned the A. i. ~
policy which he marked "ut for himself.
The 'erribh war which 10 pow devastating N.
ronutrv and rendering il me vsm ch.rn-i'
h"nsss would have been av-r,ed. and orr
conn''v have s'il' gone on increasing IL
prosperity snd wealth, Win IL. kb-tties ~
me people unsncrnarhrd unon. Instead q.
- now being everywhere clad H. o.nvoi,.x.
win = debt hsnging over il. which IL ~oula
br UNJUST 10 even exp.ct ''us children "a my
ne interest on. and which would nsnkrup,
NJ present g'nerstio" "a psy the hsu IT
ma s'i'l increasing: while The dearest lib.r.
i"s oi the people hive hcrn 81 thrss A..
troyed. and the cumnrry syrn nu~ threat. l
oed with anarchy o. d.-pcti.m His c.t
'o'is. sfstesmanlike course ~ tLs, "a. {
ress may we'll b. received =. - ssrres, ~.
u action 10 similar cs-rs in ~. s,rt. ..,l q
he next congress ~hpnld b. r.mpo-.S Il. y
i"rgr measure " sucs men - Mr Nh Y
'ck thr country may re,t ss~vr.S hist ,hc n
mon will b. pseserv.d and p.a.e re-ror.d y
, svon - honorsbl. measures can .se,n. q
Ii~b those desirable vnd-. .
our candidate tor Senator. fs,nes lsarS.y ~
$50 county. - $50 hsiNe ~ fhls c,un ~
I, aud well Known ~ mos' " oar ci,.x.rs ii
+" wss the Democratic esndiia,r Tor E~p. ~
sensitive IN Pie county. ~ ls6U. quo h'
- defeated BY . small m,j>ri,s, sitter 90, "a
thr 'nus hssted and vigcrou. cswssign. :, -
81 kaowa 10 fhst county. during Which he ~
~ himself ~ish great frmnr-s aud sbili,y. 90
: VII! make an excellent S.salur. one -
- VII endssyor to pfub~ t. tie bon. ~ ~
: ncg ant corruplism ~ tie pr@rrn, 30
ufping Execa'ive II tie state. qua saw "a
: 2sople ir'n grinding taxation 10 meet ar
: d'msnis Of q. =. Mvrvn. unlawful. -
rnxsn coYtrscir. nr
The candidate Tor Crrcuii Judge, J,hn
'sef, ~ s;nesnn-s. 4, one ~ ih- stlrst La ~
= - shv dis'ria. and although Ls has viz. ~
ms county o'it To- um-r. a. prae. ~
pnrr N our Crcnr Court. he has = ,inrd no
srgr number ~ friends among or p-.,. ~
tie ~ill make an ,xcelirn' Judge. y"'
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In he q snm,n Pies. = ,rt - Dub,is
C.n'y "a ~. S's~ .; fadlans. Osi.ses
Term. a. u le6s
Nancy 4 Anderson
r~,-., A. ID pi''s'-
T. il known. Thsi 80 shis 3is lsy ~
- June. in ihe W . 1854 The spose nav
I'd plsniif. bv her Attorney died In IN. Or
fee Of the Clerk ~ cDmB.un Piess cyu--.
her ccmpIaini arains, said defendant. IN ito
shove Untitled csU-e. 'sg-'hvr ~iih ~ sff-
dsvit q comps'sn, perrnn. ihst .sit De-
fendsni Robert And.yun. IL not rrAdeas
Of The Siste ~ Indian
Said desendantis therefore. hssebv notified
Of the fling ard p-ndenfy 81 ssid ~onpis,-t
against him. and hist nnis-r hr appear snd
answer Or drmw iLrrrls. - Inc caiiing o.
Sid cause on The second csy ~ The reEt
Term 81 sid Cvuvs. 10 ~ begun md hrid
II the Curt Hau-s IN is.rrr. On rhs Fnrs
Monds, 10 Deiob~v next ssiJ ccn.pisirs.
snd The matters sod hing fherst ~cns.s~-
"a sri alleged. viii ~ heard md desernss~s
10 Lis abseac
HENRY A uOLTH irs. CLERK
A. J Berkrii nc atty.
Jnly 9th. 1864 %.
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\ mr. fpirok: Please announce che ss.e
81 Mr. y. ~ Gg~r. ~ Harrison t,~csf,.
80 esnd'ds'e ior Sh~rG a rhe ee.u.ry
oe'obs- election. aud .blge
MANY DYnorE<r.
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We ." s"'horiz~d 10 s.as snee n.
DAVID 7 I-Aiap. e : es.didsss for - ...s.
hon :. comn"r risss Judge Gs no a..
'f's' eo"p"S~d q the ecuasiss u DsAn.,
Ssnrsr Perry. Cfs~ icrd sna Ossrs.. s..
jee' =" The d.ei.'on - de Deuoess,ie ~.
die'ai Convention.
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ADMINISTRATORS ~.i.k
NOTICE. 4 h,--n, s,s-n o., 49, -..l
: y nt' - au~fsst
MIN NV A......-. :. f..lf


i' he Isle ~ i,r. .rf-rn H---.s
49,. III lpub'a. nA's. 3-ss -. ~,
r. vsrnal sr'.p r'y. un' inx~'. - 'h- &ss..-.
e'n,i-'ing " ir~ -~s. raiH4- ,n..s. 90.
gr-'n, tsrDsirg ~. n-ii-. hu.-,hois .ns lltrn-
a. 'mrni,nr- a. So
Terms - 4 rr-dii :. ,.-isr Fnerks -ti
b. give" NJ sum N.Y. hrs f..s,rr. ~.
purchaser giving = 49,. siin srps, red
cufi's. nsisine v-iuaii"n .s.si -p~--iser-..,
Nvs. hr-'ins ins-r-sf .rpsn .sI~. usser Is
cs-a ~ n-s.a
ISAAC H,Rgre
DIrFY iI,RRiS. .r~es'cv-.
.rnl, q ~ 1863 So
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For Governor.
JOSEPH E. MCDONALD. ~ Marion,
FIR Livu'vnsn, Govrrnor
DAVID TURrlE. u White.
FIR Secretary n STATE.
JAMES 5. ATuON. o. Marian.
For Auditor 81 S'sis,
JOSEPH RISTiSF. - Fountain.
For Treasurer 81 STATE.
MATHEW 4. BRETT. Of Dsviss,.
Far Attorney o. Safe.
OSCAR B. HORD, 81 Decatur.
For Superintendent o. Pnblic instruction.
SAMUEL 1. RUGG. Of Allen
f.r Judges 81 the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL L PERKINS. Of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON. Of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA. Of Sullivan.
JAMES l.. WORDEN. OF Alien.
For Clark or the Supreme Corr,
ETHELBEBT c. HIBBEN. of Rush.
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J JASPER COURIER.


"THE cRrAT iSSuF BtFuRK Tux cnusrxr
- rHi.: SHALL ABOLITION PUT Down TIA
Usrcs. on Snail rhi uuoS rrr ppwsl
asoliTfosr'-Hxsry Clay. 1881
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The candidate Tor Cirr"ii Judge. J,hn
Baker, ~ V;Dcsnn~s. I, one 81 H. ,u!s.,
vers - shv dis'ria. ahd although Ls his VIZ.
TO me c"ur'y oH - timer. a. prac.
'liioDrr IN our Cirrn,, Curt. he nae .inrd
: large number ~ friends among a.r pr.,.
pss. tie will mske 40 ,xc~lirn' Judge.
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Jnly 2ss. iss4.-3w.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-19
MERRELL 81 BIGLER
lave just opened a large and splendid assor
ment Of
\ + w CT O O d :


They have the best assortment of Hardware th at
has ever been broughtto this county. which they
will sell at she most reasonable prices among
which will be found splendid lot Of CUTLERY, to
which they invite the special attention of the
public
On hand an assortment of heavy silver-pIated
Forks, Spoons, and Butter knives. of the best
manufacture.
A lot of pistols of the best patterns, and other
firearms. Also general assortment Of pistol
cartridges; all of which viii be sold reas0na-
bic prices
They continue to manufacture all kinds of tin
ware, brass kettles stove pipe. etc. which cannot
be surpassed in this section ofthe state.
They also have hand PittsbUrg PlOws, a
mong which are steel centre lever plows. Also
Plow castings, and other agricultural implements.
Cook stoves, and Parlor and Coal stoves gem
e-al assortment and Of the best patterns for sale
at reasonable prices
Coal OIL Coal oil lamps, paints. oils and
nishes, general assortment. Glass, putty, nails
iron. and castings, great variety; in fact almost
anything that may be wanted by the public
be found in their establishment and at prices that
cannot be beat.
Now is the time to purchase, if you desire any
thing IN their line of business Give them call
and examine their stock. and they feel assured
that you can be accommodated
Rene enlber. their establishment is on 2d Street,
Clearfeld, Pa. where you can buy goods to the
very best advantage.
Old silver. copper, brass, pewter and old cast
ings will be taken in exchange for goods
May I3, 1863. MERRELL & BIGLER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-19

THE WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
500 BROADWAY. New YoRK,
Maufacture the most perfect Machine for Sewing,
of all kinds ever presented 10 the AmeTican pub
lie. and challenge comparison with any Sewing
Machine made in the United States.
- The WEED Machines, with all their valuab!s
improvements, entirely overcome all imperfeetous
They are Superior to all others, for
Family and Manufacturing purposes.
Simple in construction, durable in all their paris
and READILY UNDERSTOOD. They have cer-
tanty of stitch on all kinds of fabrics and are s
dapted to a wide range Of work Without cha1gs
adjustment Using ali kinds Of thread VIZ
Hem, Fell Bind, Gather, Brad, LueE, gai'5
Cora, and in fact do all kinds Of work requires
by Families or Manufacturers. They maze lI5
Latsriock Shuttle Stitch, which cannot be e1eeiel
for irmnesss elasticity, durability and elegance
Of finish.
They have Received the highest Pre-
niums in every instance, where they have 5eeH
exhibited in competition with other machines.
We invite all persons in search Of an iustraisH'
to execute any kind of Sewing nov done .! "a
chinery, to inspect them, and 11zEc sHTs my +.
cure tie best, by proving the WEED before 20,
chasing. The Company being duly licensed nv
Machines are protected against iniTlnssne-'' -
litigation.
rg-Persons at a distance can order By n2h 3i
with perfect confidence that the -Iacft"t -,
manage il to their entire satisfaction, with go ."
ther aid than the printed instructions accom- -
nying each Machine. Every explauation VI - y
cheerfully given to all. whether they WISH 70 sb
chase OF not Descriptive circulars toseiheI " "
Specimens of Work. will be furnished TO al NIS-
desire them, by mail or otherwise
Reliable Agents Wanted, in all loea-i,.s' 49,
in the United States Canadas British PEo''Is9 ~
Cuba, Mexico, Central and South AHeIl1- -
india Islands ana the Bahama Islands, 10 whom
we offer eTeat inRaeeHisHts. Energeuc IHeL -, -
find il paying business, as reliable se"IH5 ~
chimes have become necessity IN every iA'4-[, ~
which we rive a few prices No >, Family; 20
No. 2 Extra sos; No 3 Half case - anu ~'''
No Sd f. Manufacturing. $50 and so; ,o
WEED SEWING MACHINE Wv
BOX 2.04I P. o. 800 Broadway
New York, May 25, 1S64.-9m
Thomas Mills, Clearfeld, Pa, Is a Lesa.4 es~4ny
authorized agent for the sale Of the "eeo o'"'-S
Machine Call and see the Machine
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-19
W ar IN CurWensvillo!
New Goods Extremely Low.
STILL \ GRAND aI1sTAkE!!!

STILL a GRAND M1STAkE Z -,
THAT AL. The MERCHANTS Al CU-aWENS-
vile we're wounded lis true. that was 'shot
at. but missed but have procured another new
and large assortment ofgcods from the city which
I am disPos.uz Of az lower rates than any other
house IN the county.
READH READ,m RE4D"r,
Among the Ladies' dress goods will he found
Poplins, shallies- delaius. lawns and variety OF
other Scasona5ie articles, at the lowest war pTi-
ceS. Ladies who wish 10 make good invest
nent should call and examine my STOCK.
CLOTHING 1T REDUCED PRICES o.,
Rye, oats and corn fo- sale. Also bacon. fsl.
etc, at very low figures
Best sugar 1T from 2 to IS cents per pound
Best Syrup at 80 cents per gallon. Al other
groceries al the same rate Boots and shoes and
Shoe findings cheap
Now is the time to buy- when goods are plenty
and all / ask Is for persons TO examine ny goods
and feel persuaded they viii not 20 a ~ with
out purchasing J. D THOMPSON.
CurwensvilIe, May 10Th, ls53-jaI.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-19
NOW Is THE TIME!
II | G II a r d NJ O 5 5 O p
- DEALER IN
FOREIGN ANbsbomEsTIc DRY GOODS, &C..
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.

Read The tooosng Inst Of goods a,,d profit here5y.
GLI4@eopI FOR THE LADIES. t.o"1s
SIPi Always on hand a large stock Of La C,[L
! C,Ieat dies goods--such as C0burg Cloth, ,f;ond
T6eaJ Alpaeas, De LANES, GinghaIns, Go4d,
Tbe.I Prints, Chintz, Rerchiefs Nu- CT
Old bies, Bonnets, Gloves, etc. Goods
Chsap FOR GENTLEMEN, Goods
Ckeap Always on hand Black, Blue. Brown Goods
CheHp and Grey Cloths, Fancy and Black iGo0dg
CkeuD Casimeres Sattinets, c-tssinets, iGoods
ChenD TWecds, Plain and Fancy Vest iGOoFs
Chsqg ings Shifting etc. etc. etc. .G0Ofs
Cheag KEADY-MADE, Goods
Chsap Such as Goats, Pants, Vests Under Goods
Che&p shirts, and other Flannel shirts, Goods
Cheap Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Neck Go0ds
CheaP ties, Gum Boots and Shoes and (Tooas
Che1P u variety Of other articles. Goods
CCHfs1pi HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sooas
CC,5Se"P Such as Unbleaehcd and Bleached ~ '"5'
C,He4P MuslinE Colored Muslins Linen L0oI'
SSIts1P and cotton table cloths, Oil cloth, lIJo@S
CGTT.1Pt Linen and hemp fowls, car Sy IoogS
SIsPi pets, curtains, fringe. etc GL goLS
SI,Ppi HARDWARE. &C. GooE,
CbeaF If you want Nails or spikes, Manure Eoode
CIeg,t or other forks Saw-mill or other C,ooIs
Cksanl saws, Smoothing irons, Locks, Goode
Cbs11i Hinges, ETC., go to AOssop's G00dy
Cheapi where you can buy cheap Goods
Cheap IF YOU WANT Goods
Cheap Knives and forks, Butcher Knives, Goods
Cheap Shoe and Stove blacking, Manila G0ods
Cheap and hemp ropes, Ink, Paper or Goods
Cheap Pens, Powder, Shot or Lead, Gooas
Chap etc, buy them at Mossop's. Goods
Cheap IF YOU WANT GOods
Cheapi Shoe Last or Pegs, Palm or Fancy Goods
CheHP. Soap, Starch, Wall Paper or Win Goods
Cheap dow Shades, Lamps, Lamp tubes GooaS
cheap or Wicks, coal oil etc go to G9o6s
Che9P Mossops cheap cash store. Goods
ChsaPi IItsP IF YOU WANT iIoods
GIcP ood extra family Flour, White or C5 oos
Skal.sI brown sugar, hams, shoulders or I,J
GhPl sides, coffee; Imperial, Young I,f o"gS
DIX Hyson or black tea, buy them LIT.
Xxx xxx at Mossop's cheap for cash. Goods
GIsar,, IF YOU WANT F;oo%,
CbeaDi TalloW candles, fine or coarse salt GoodS
Cz,e11i Syrup or mOlasses cheese, dried (rooHS
Cheapl apples peaches, water or So GooAs
Chsanl do crackers call at Mossop's GoodS
CAeap where you buy cheap. G0ods
Cheap If YOU WHIT Goods
Cheap Port wine for Medical or Sacramen- Goods
Cheap tai uses, Sweet wine, old Monon- Goods
Cheap gahela or rye whisky, Cherry Goods
Cheap and Coguac brandy, buy at Goods
Cheap Mossops cheap cash store. Goods
CChfeap If YOU WANT tJooas
Cheap -orts. fISarts oreano ,acsr - Goods
SCIHeeP ground nuts, candies, Liquorce t[o0@S
GHP Gts@P or Liquorice root, buy them tIoodS
GGp at M0ssop's cheap and good. rSs GoogS
GIs1p IF YOU WANT GooSs oogs
Cheap 10 puy any otnef artlcse cneaP, be Goods
Cheap SURE 70 20 10 Al0ss0pi ior ne sens Goods
IIsn1l person in Clearfeld county tGood,
Cheap November q Iool' apzi oS- Goods
Appyopea eoatntry produce Of spsvy ks,aa taken at
IKE usual market prices tns1ehangs for goods.
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SOMETHING Observation-Disclosures rr-v

JOHN u SPENgFR
Has recently opened a shop il I--1Hz- r7.v =.
where he viii keep eons:aafIvos t-r5 -. = q
ufaeture 10 order, al kinds q lin see. r.
and Copper ware ----
RAFTING STOVES constantly an l,-, -,
which Lumbermen viii please take -o-f~e -. -
aeEs i9r .SP2",i.2- R2oHag, 3s- r-=7se-EzIlr -
HcIted- Repairing promptly ATTENDED 70
Store keepers and dealers sr.r,faf - 60
bic rates as he Intends keer5rg none fr,- - =.
OF woEkneB- the pubiie may rslr On S.lsr---.s--,
t~JEE- Call ar the .SU5EtzazTsf Ia. S54-.--.s =
Tor yourseiFes JOHN Il SPENrFP
LumbsT-eity. March ,, 1854
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CLOTHINGt!!!! II!


Men, Youths and Boys can be supplied with full
saits Of seasonable and fashionable clothing At
REIZENsTEIA BROS CO..
where It is ssl3 Al prices thateEiH induce their
purchase The universal satisfaction which has
been given has Induced them TO Increase their
sock, which Is nov surpassed by any es.-b-
Iishment Of the kind IL this part Of the state
Reizenstein Bros < Co,
Sell 20 at a very small profit, for cash;
Their goods are well made and fashionable
They give every one the worth Of his money.
They treat their customers all alike
They sell cheaper than every body else
Their store IS conveniently situated
They having purchased their stock at reduced
prices they can sell cheaper than others
For these and other reasons persons should buy
their clothing az
REIzEysTEIN BROS s CO.
Produce Of every kind taken at the high est
market prices May Is, 1854