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CHI A Es T ON
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1863.
American cot.ons in z ..rope.

John Bull has been so badly worsted by
Brother Jonathan in several departments
of trade, that the sanguiue American pub
lie is already looking forward to the time
when the United Siates shall be wholly indie
pendent Of Great Britain, and when we shall
be able not only 10 supply every article re-
eui-ed for home consumption, but % export
with advantage the very wares which are
now regarded as the commercial props Of
England.
Up 10 very recent period, it has been
the boast of European manufacturers, the
English especially, that their fabrics we're
fsr superior to any which could bo pro-
duced in this country. So it has happened
that The New World has been constant
and valuable customer Of. tho Old World
Our peonle will -hnza- 10 hest IN ne -ttn.tr-
kot, whether Ii oe made in EnGland, France.
or any other country. So long as The silks
and delaines of France, the linena of Ire
land, the plaids of Scotland, or the cottons
Of Eacland we're better than cur own, just
so long would they find ready sale amongst
US. In some things, we have been able to
compete successfully With the Europeans,
gradually driving their goods out of our
market, or at least, greatly reducing
their importation. American clocks and
watches, carpets, calicoes, woollen goods,
cutlery, Sc, can be made fully equal to
any that are found across the Atlantic.
And of la'e we hear that American cottons
and shirtings have found their way into
the Manchester Trade Rooms, and have
been acknowledged to be superior to any
made in England. -
We must not forget when this pleasant
tale is told that though New England may
always enjoy tho monopoly of showmen,
wooden,nutmegs, and dried cod, she can
not always retain the monopoly in the man
ufacture of cotton goods. The Southern
States must, sooner or later, be the cotton
manufacturing districts of the Union. Even
now, while mills in tho North are barely
paying expenses, the mills in the South
can earn and pay ten and fifteen per
cent. dividends. AS Senator sprague, of
Rhode Island, recently said in this city,
"There is to be revolution in the system
ssof cotton spinning in the Uuited States y
The advantage or saving in working up the
staple near the place at which it is pro-
duced, amounting to fully fifteen per cent,
must operate to make the South = manufac-
turing as we'll as planting country; and
whea we read shat American cotton goods
are admitted in Manchester, by English
men, to be better than their own fabrics,
we cannot but feel that it is an additional
inducement to erect mills and factories, and
another step towards securing for the South
o large share of the profits which are GER
tainly coming. Before many months are
past, the whole Indian trade will be thrown
oper to mpetision, and just as New Eng
land should be able to overcome Old Eng
land, the South should BIO able to outssrip
the r;ill-owncrs of New England. All in
the way CT friendliness, mind ye! All il
the way of business and brotherly. love!
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VY THE DrsrnICr COURT OF THE

THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM. 18G9.-IN TIE MATTER OF w
Fl. HAGOoD. OF BARNWELL COUNTY, BANK
RUPI-PETITIu FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN EANKRuPTCY-Ordercd. That hear.
ing be had on The SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1869, at
Fodrrsl Cnurthnue IN rhdrnstnp. ;, C.: aud that all
Credi ors &c. of said BANKRUPT appear at sud time
and place, and chow cause If any they can, why the
prayer of tho petitioner should not be granted.
And that the ec'nd and third meetings OF Creditors
of said Bankrupt will be held at Il Office of ). c.
CARPENTER. Esq., Registrar Of the Second Con-
gressional District, S. c., on FIFTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH 1869. at 12 NJ.
b; order of the Court, the 18th day of February,
1869. DANIEL RORLBECR,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the U. s. Tor $. C.
February l8 th3
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RernaDal.

NOTICE PhVIL-
IN Jon HOTEL STABLES has been removed
from Meeting street to the CHARLESJ ON HOTEL
STABLES, PINCkNEY STREET.
Thanking my friends and The public generally for
their liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm OF
B. RODDIN CO.. must beg continuance of the
same TO the CHARLESTON AND PAVILION HJTtL
STABLES, PINCKNEY-sTREEr.
M. p. PICKETT.
Superintendent Charleston and
February 1S Pavilion Hotel Stnb:es.
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New YoIE, No. 50 CEDAn-sTaEET.
NoYsinocr &c. 1867 !
UDoLpue WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir. have submitted to chemical anairsls
Two bottles OF "schedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package 10 your bon"ed warehouse, anu
fud. as before, that the spirituous liquor IL Tree
,ron INJURIOUS ingredients or falsicauon; that it
has TN, marks OF beng nged and not recently pre-
pared oy mechanical admixture OF alcoho. and aio-
mates.
Respectfully, FhED. r. Ma1Fh
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26 rISE-sTREET, NEW YORK, |

26 rISE-sTREET, NEW YORK,
Noycmber ~. 1867
UpoLruo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
n samp:c of your Schiedam Schnapps, With the i'll
,ent ii detcrm,niug II any foreign injurious sub
stapc. Ind been added to th, simple distilled spirits.
lie examination has resulted III the conclusion
uimiy;nre. have ten unable to discover any
tracc OF the dele;crious substance, wich arc en-.
ploycd in the adultera;ien Vi liquors. would not
hc.itate to use myself to recolnmt nd to Others
tor medicinal purposes. The Sch.cdam sclnipps. US
au excellent and uno5jectionab!e variety OF Gin.
Very respectfully yours,
lsigned) eHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist.
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TN The DISrRnT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CARnLINA-
J JtNU,KY TERM, 1S69-lN THE MATTER OF
JACOB MtETZL. OF BARNWELL. s. c., BANK
RUpT-PETrIION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CBARGE IN BANK RUprCY Ordered, That hear
ing be had on the SIXTEENTH DAT OF MARCH,
1859. at Federal Courthouse in charleston s. c.; and
th all Creditors, &C., OF said bankrupt appear ut
said tune and ace and show cause IL any they can,
why the prat er of the petitioner should not be
granted And that the second and third meetings
Of Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held at the
off o or j. c. CARPENTER, Esq Registrar OF the
Second Congressional District, 81 c., on tho PH-
TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1853, at 10 NJ.
BY order OF tho Court, the 10Th day Of February.
1869. DANIEL HORLBECk,
Clerk of the District Court of tho United States for
south Carolina. th3 February 18
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1s69-IN THE MATTER OF
DAVID y. sUZHaRuT. OF NEWBERRY. s. c.,
BaNKRUPr-PETI, ION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE In BANKRUPT Y.-Ordered. That O
hearing be had on the THIRTEEi TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1869. ut Federal Courthouse in Charles.
ton, S, c.; and that all Credi ors, &C.. of said
Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
show cause If any they Can. why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted. And that the
scco-d and thlrd meetings OF cr diors of said Bank
rupt will bo held at the office Of G. 6. JAZZ
GER, Esq, Registrar of the Third Congressional
District, 3. c., on the NINTH DAY or SlARon, lS69,
at 12 IL.
By orlor Of tue Court, tho 8Ih day OF February,
1860. DANIEL RL3ECk,
Clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
South Curona. th3 February IL
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Dissoluliou Of Gopartafrship.

NTUTGCFJ.-THE FIRM UF GiBBES q
~ OPPENHEI is dissolved this dav.
MIR j. REEYE GTBBEa will continue the business
az No 3CT KING-STREET, above James Allan's.
February 16 ~
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The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me
dicina use Each D,ltle has his certificate OF lis pu.
rity. CDULFHau WOLFt.
November 18 25
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laotirrs in DankruptfD.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUrY CAROLlNA-IN THE MATTER OF W.
", HARLLEE, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM A PEiI-
TON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON The 31sT DAY OF ECEaIBER,
A. D. 1868, IN SAID coURT-IN BANKRUPTCY,
This ls 10 give notice, that on the EIGHTH DAY
OF FEpnUAnY, a. D. 1869, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was is ued against the Estate OF W. W.
HaRLLEE, of vars Bluff in the Count. of Ma
rion, md State Of -oulh Carolina. who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt on lis own petitont
that The payment of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging to said Banruptto him or for
his use, aud the transfer OF my property by him
are forbidden bv law; thrt a meeting .fthe f'redi-
tors of the said Dinkrupt 10 prove their dobts and
to choose one moro assignees of his Estate, will
be held at Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at
No. 72 Broad.street, Charleston, South Caro Ina,
before j o. CARPEN Err, Registrar. on the
TwENTY-FrFrH DAY OF FEDRuARY,iA. D. 1859, ut 10
o'clock a. NJ. {. j. p III EPP1SG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Eot
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Wants.

WANTED, a MEDIUM SIZE DWELL-
w ING, with cistern. i'll good nelrhborhood.
The central or western part OF the city preferred.
Rent not 20 exceed S4O3. Apply to a. D. ESTILL,
with Kendall 4 Dockery, Accommodation Wharf:
Eehr1ary 16 II
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l;ast ago ttnae.

ToUND, A LARGE BLACK DOG WITH
4 specified legs and tail halt whi c, evidently
cross between tho Coach and Newfoundland. which
the owner can have on a. ayp!ic1tion at HIS OFFICE
February Is
UsT, A NEWFDUnDLA>D INC
L. Description: Goth ears back, arge black and
white sole tody busy tGii; snswcrs TO The name
Of Lief" liberal reward will he paid for his re-
r. yor, A. NJ. JACKSON,
February l6 3 Accommodation Whar'.
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Iteel bound to say, that regard your Rchna 2ps
as bciug in every respect prc-eminently pure and
deserving OF medical patronage at ell events, Is
tore unoptalneule. and as such may be safely pr,
scribcd by physicians.
Dhnrrn cnIiii iilnl Chemist. New York
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educational.

NNRS. NJ. +. FuRDHAM RE>PtCT-
Iyh fully announces that she will rA''pen o
school for hII>SE, AND HuI "DREN. on MONDAY,
March lst, at her residence, Amherst street.
B-tspec,al attention given to Arithmetic aud
Gramm r. thm9 February l8
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Gopartnersbip lluties.

TAW a.,rECm.-'TuE UNDERSIGNED
Ii have this da, formed Cop rtncr,hip Tor the
practice of LAW AND LQUlJY in >umier and sd-
ioluipg Counties and the Urltcd sta e. Courts for
the District Of otSouth Carolina, under the name and
s,yle OF RICHARDSON { NOSE.
JAMES = G.. RICH aRDSON.
NJ iNrGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter, 3. c.. February g. hcb'uarv9
AW NOT & .-nIc hiILIaN klsG,
1 4 Esq. is this dag admitted partner IN cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEADROOK. LAWYERS,
No 90 BIoad-stroet
JAMES r. CAlI2DaLL.
HENRY SEaBR00K,
MCMILLAN KIN0. Jauuarv
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rS,HE DUE WEST FEMALE COL.
1 LEGE This is one OF the most fourishing in.
sttution, in the State. Pupils received OF any limo
end chBrgud from tho time OF onie,ing.
tuition. including Latin and French, 81 per
month.
Boar ring. including Fuel and Washing. sl4 50 per
month. j. 8. BONN Z,
December IA mthGmo President.
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FOR Salf.


ATPRIV VATE SALE, THAT FINE
"A STAND with f1 ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. SO. Apply On
PREMl"ES thstu january q
y PRIVATE SALE, A DESIRABLE
"A BOUSE ind four acre LOT in the Town Of
The The House contains seven IN fcoms on one floor,
ceiled and papered. and two 70 I'd attIcs; fronts
south with pinz3as to the south and EST and Is in
GOOD condition. requiring but slig repairs.
The Ri chen con aims IEree l3 rooms.
The location OF these premises Il one OF the pest ID
Aiken 81 uated hill the nor rihels;ern norton
oil the town, comman ing One view OF the same,
and only about ten (1U) minutes ak from the
depot
For further particulars, amply to
GEORGE y. CONNOR.
February Is No IL Broad-strees-
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- If applied tor Immediately
III One 10 horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4-Lorse Portable Engine.
ALSO
~ One Shorse-power tNGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON. BsRKLEY L CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland.streets
January 10
TT. HUMP hEYs,
BROKER, AUcT1oNEER AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTA1E, sEouKs. BONDS, Sc
cURI,fE, AND PERSONAL pK0PEETY
ATTENDED 70.
no.. s73 3mOAp-s 1sR E Il r,
CEaBLEsTON, 8. G.
DIFFERENCES.
Hon. HENRY BuIsE, ". J. MAGRAfH. Esq.
Geuera, JAMES CONNER, 7. 3, WA8ING, Esq.
October
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GENTS TYANTI1D.--575 TOS200 PEit
"A month"; or COMMISSION from which twice
that amount can be mado by selling tie latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY -E"INi MA.
CuINE; price SIR FOR circulars and terms. address
G., BOWE 5 & CO., No. $40 South 1hird-street,
phia lephis, Pa. Smo December
Vs;ANTLsD, EVERTECDT To SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES q. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books contains oil o. the latest publications..
April q No. I6i KING-STREET.
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n r W .. : U M M a r Y.
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1JTaHTFD. AGENTS. SIS TO Ss0u Pr"
w month, everywhere .nalo ana frmale to IN.
trotuce ire genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine wrl
STITCH hem, fell tuck. quilt. cold, biud, braid and
sl8. Fully warranted Coz five years. We will pay
$1,000 Tor arg machine that will stronger mcTc
hann.tn 9as,l snSp ths n \ aEcs s,,
the "Elasiic Lock Stitch Every seeold silten caIl
be cut. and still tue cloth cannot be pulled apar
without tearing It. Nepay agents from s!5 to s2Oo
per month ind oxrens 81 or commission from
which twice that amount can be mndo. Address
SECOMB l. CO., Pittsburg Pa /; Boston, Mass or
ct. Lonis, Mo.
CAuTIuN-Do not be imposed uron by other par
tics palmlng of worthless cast iron machines, under
the same name Otherwise. Ours is the only gen'l-
inc aud really practical cheap mach1ne manpiac-
tured tuths13+ Februaiy2
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At PRIVATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with f1 ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
pREM(. ES thstu January 81
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COOK WBIfE WON IN
v to go into healthy section Of country, to do
plain cooking for family, Bsst Of reference gwen.
Apply 10 NJ HOEY corner OF Church ana Cumber-
land streats II February ID
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WANTED, TWO EnUMS. USE OF
w KITCHEN AND SERVANT ROOM. ty
gentleman and his wife, in central part OF tho CITY,
noor the Io,tofficc preferred Address KEY EOX
554 Char eston. tuh2 Frbrnary lO
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WANTED, BY 4 LADY ACCUST0nl-
w ED to write for the p-ass, employment on
ono or nc Literary Papers or Magazines. as
WRIT Err OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss X. Is. W., Postot1ice, Charleston, S. 9.
October 8
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, HOUSE
w in the lower part of the city. With not less
than eight rooms. and o good lrden and outbuiid-
ings. Address A. at NEWS OFFICE.
Februar. - c.
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WANTED IMMED1ATELI, BK GEN
nIshe, and in good locality; down town preferred.
An abundant supply of water must be close at hand
Address. stating location and terms A. P ONCE
DAILY NEWS February l6
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UEORGE w. SNYDER,
County Superintendent.
IMPROBABLE SToRr.-Here is Califo,

IMPROBABLE SToRy-Here is Califor-
mia story which is almost improbable:
A hired man on farm from Nape was
detailed to keep watch on the cornfeld and
not let the black maruders invade the prem.
ises, but like many other men under similar
situations tried to plan a method whereby
50 much labor would not have to be per-
formed; so he hit upon the plan of soaking
some corn in whiskey and placing it in the
field so that the crows would eat it and get
drunk, and then have a sure thing on them,
and could kill them easily. He had tried
to shoot them with shot gun, but crows
can smell powder a long way after soak
ing some corn over night, he put bountifu
supply in the field early next morning, and
in about two or three hours he went oat to
see how things were progressing, and mark
you what follows. One of the crows little
bigger than the rest, had gathered up and
taken possession of almost all the corn and
bad made himself bar out of sods of earth,
and was retailing the whiskey soaked corn
to the crows, charging them three grains OF
sprouted corn for one soaked grain. Our
hired man had not the heart to kill any OF
the creatures they seemed so much in action
like mankind
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Julius, spose dare are six chickens in a
coop, and the man sell three how many are
dere left ?''
"What time of day was it p
"What time OBJ day was it? Why what
the debil has dat to do with it ?''
"a good deal, honey. If it was arter
dark dere would be none left; dat is if you
happened to come along dat way"
Look here, niger, just stop dem per-
sonalities. If you don't I'll explode your
head wild de pump handle, l will sartin as
Moses %
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Deacon Small, of Hopkinton, when pret
ty well on in years, went to WOO for his sec
ond spouse, the widow Hooper ii an adjoin-
ing town. Thither he rode on his brown
mare, and found her emptying wash tub.
"Well, am that little bit of an old dried up
Deacon Small, and have but one question to
propose to you" please propose, sir. -
"Well. madam, have you any objection to
going to Heaven by the way of Hopkinton? p
"None at all, deacon. Come in, sir" The
result was wedding the next day.
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''Where were you, Charlie ?" In the
garden, ma mo, you have been swim
ming. and you know | cautioned you about
going to the creek. will have to correct
you Look at your hair how wet it is.
''Oh, no, ma, this is not water, it is sweat
''Ah, Charlie, have caught you fibbing
your shirt is wrong side out Charlie, trl-
umphantly-"Oh, did that just now, ma,
climbing the fenceF'
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Mr.. Curran was once engaged in legal
argument behind him stood his colleague,
a gentleman whose person was remarkably
tall and slender, and who had originally in-
tended to take orders. The judge observed
case of ecclesiastical law. Then said
Curran, Il can refer your lordship to a high
authority behind me, who was once intended
for the church, though in my opinion he
was filter for the steeple.
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A Waterbury infant named Fred, went
to his mother and inquired Mother what
is gone sucker?'' His mother said he
mustn't ask such questions, but Freddy per-
sisted, and was finally sent to bed, to say his
prayers by himself, instead of on his moth
er S lap as usual. So Freddy prayed, &c cd
bless papa and mama and baby, but as for
me, Use been bad boy, and guess Tn a
gone sucker
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labor of visiting the schools monthly. The
duties were we'll and faithfully performed
by these officers, and their visits have had
beneficial effect upon the schools, as is eyi-
denced by tn, increasing interest which has
been awakened and maintained in them.
Directors. directors, or portion of
them, have attended my examinations, ac-
companied me In nay visitations, and mani
Tested willingness to CO operate in every
thing that was calculated to advance the in
terests of the schools They are efficient,
self-sacri6eiBg men, aud deserve commen-
dation for the faithful discharge of their
duties. 1t is to be regretted, however, that
there are few directly opposed to the COM
mon school sys.em-hence to the best inter-
ests of the childreu-and the people who
elect them, are the losers, in having poor
schools. which generally is the result of ar
bitrariness and narrow minded policy
The future welfare of the children and
schools, as well as every other consideration,
demands that none but liberal minded men,
men who know the value and necessity of
an education, and who feel an interest IN the
cause OF common schools, should be elected
to fill such an important Office. Efficient
directors will employ competent teachers,
and live teachers will make good schools.
CONCLUSION.
l can, with pleasure, inform the Depart
ment, that my efforts to render the school
system more efficient in this. county, have
not been wholly in vain; and with the
proper co operation of directors and parents,
| feel assured we can make all opposition
yield conyince the doubtful; and.warm up
the energies of our citizens for still more
thorough work, and ere long, Clearfeld
county will be found in the front ranks in
intellectual wealth.
GEORGE W. SNYDER,
County Superintendent.
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A public speaker, in dealing with the
modern physical degeneracy of women, ex-
claimed, 'swe must take good care of our
grandmothers, for we shall not get any
more -
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nR. J. P. BURCHFIELD-Lats Surgeon of ths
IL SD Reg't Penn'a Vols, having returned
from the army, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Clearfeid and vicinity. Profes-
sional calls promptly attended to. Office on
SOUTHEAST corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct. 4. IS65-6mp.
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SURVEYOR undersigned offers
~ his services to the public, as Surveyor.
He may be found at his residence in Lswlen
township. when not engaged; or addressed by
letter at Clearfeld, Penn'a
March 9th, 1857 JAMES MITCHELL.
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PARTN NERS HIP.

DR.. A NJ. HILLS desires to inform his patients
and the public generally, that he has associated
with him in the practice of Dentistry s. P SHAW,
d. D S who is graduate of the Philadelphia
Dental College, and therefore has the hig hest
attestations of his Professional skill.
All work done in the Office / will hold myself
personally responsible for being done in the most
satisfactory manner and highest order of the pro-
fesson
An established practice Of twenty two years IN
this place enables me to speak to my patrons win
confidence
Engagem snts from distance should be made
by letter a few days before the patient designs
coming CIearheld. June 3, lSos-ly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

Why is lawyer like tailor? Because
he makes living by suits.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

When is bedstead not bedstead
When it is little buggy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

THOMAS w. MOORE, Land Surveyor
L and Conveyancer Having recently 10
Gated in the Borough of Lumber City, and resum-
sumed the practice of Land Surveying, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the own
and speculators in lands IN Clearfeld and ad
jong counties Deeds of Conveyance neatly ex
ecuted. Office and residence one door East of
Kirk j. Spencers Store
Lumber City, April Ia, 1869 ly.