davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-11
. receipts and shipments
he corresponding period
Total, fo7r wTks. 107, ,GG
Snme period in 1862. .135,aI5
HFNAHKE


The hog uade opened fairly active this week at
substantially the prices current at the close OF the
previous week, or at s. s5890O for good to choice
grades. Dufing Tuesday and Wettneslay-the re-
ceints Icing considerably smaller than had been
anticitatef-a Lr11er feeling obtained, and atl-
vance Of 10t915c YVES established. Tits Improve
day further reduction Of 1oal5c was sustained.
prices reced!ng to $9.2Has,s5. The receipts have
been 6es, against ,sl7 last week. 403 for the
corrcsnoading week last year, and p 5G9 IN 1868:
for common to Medium and at $a609S.s5 for good
TO choice. At This time Last ycar prices ranged at
$3.25f1925. 49,.
slli:Ep-neceIyea to-day, a7s; received this
week, ,G65+ Shipped this week. a0a. The light
eceipts have eEabltd sellers to establish a Sigh
advance, prices ruling a5G50c higher than at the
ttnue scarce an4 sell readily at good prices. but
thin sheep are worked OF with difficulty at Sc 50a
Gs.oG stock sheep nIe We Ia limited ] demand Ut sl.@
II |. u lEr head.
, 1870-07-11
NIIAcell1neous atemzs

- RErAIR1sG.-The schooner Comet Is In Miller
Bros dry dock, being repaired.
FOE CASADA--Tne double canal bnat, Norettv,
which has been running between Chicago and La
Sale during the past t~o years, wlsaFe this port
in few lays. for Georgian Bay, Canada.
CONDITION OF TIE TAos A. sco1T.-1hls pro-
nener PEI latelJ arrived, ls In Campbell, Owen /
Idly proceeding: The p1anklu9, except her hull,
waz found IN admirable condition, as also were
her decks, frames and arches. Caulkln3 only will
be needed there. The light upper WORKS, cahlns,
etc, were carried away. The machinery was Mi
right, as was evident BY her to1nlng down under
her own steam. Comparatively small outlay
Will be needed TO make her As sound as ever
Detroit Post.
SALE.-The ownership OF the steamer Island
Queen has been transferred to S. u. Grummond,
Esq, OF Detroit Repairs to considerable extent
have already been made, aud further improve
ments are contemplated By her new owner. What
dlspoa'tto1 viii be made Of her Is not st present
decided
LAKE. C0NXERcE-Durtngt the month OF June we
number OF ,os4 in the aggregate, divided as fol-
, 1870-07-11

AsHoRR-The Euted States lighthouse steamer
Haze has been on .hc Middle Sister Island and we
have not heard OF her release up to noon today
Detroit Poat, eth.
AGAoCNDASD OFF+-The steam barge Empire
bound down with cargo Of staTes, grounded on
ST. C1air Flats, few days since, but was uQ1tered
OF nud taken 10 Detroit by the steam barge Mach-
nae.
CoLLs1oS.-Tne propeller CITY Of Toledo, Of tho
Northern Transportation Conipany.s line, eollided
With the schooner Gem while passing through the
WeLand Canal on the 9TH inst The Gem had her
undergoing REPAIRS The damage Bill amount to
about 81 ,oUJ-
DlsAAsTEp.-Thc brig Saxon, bound down from
A]pena, lumber laden, lost her fore-top and top
gallantmast and maIn-topmast, and rart of her
canvas during the gale On Thursday hight. She
arrived At Detroit on Saturday afternoon, und will
undergo repair
, 1870-07-11
Vessels Passed tSeI!nnd Cnnnl.
VeNAA1a Pm n~vaA B1etyn&+

DETROIT, Mich, Jn1y 9.-PAssED DoEx-Frp-
peller Comet; steam barge W. 7. Graves; barks
Badger s'ate, F. Palmer; schooners a. Sherwood,
Sewsbo5, Wagstai!, Mary Louise, Africa.
PASSED EP-Bark5 Sunnysle, SartIiuin; schoou-
ers Mnbow, City OF the Straits, u. Collins, Huri,
J. Willard.
WIED-Southwest.
DETROIT, Mich, July 9-s p. m..-pAssED Up-
Brig Queen Of the North: schooncrs Erina An
derson, AlgeEinc, Cambridge. Crosthwalte, Da-
ren. Magic, Saginaw.
cltc; bark Red, White and Blue.
WISp--SODthVest
, 1870-07-11

Ssmo ne1in IN 1e:S :Sso * * So" t71SSo So
Same pes1sd In Sss.1ao,ao6 - 1So,eso ..-.
LIrE s1OCE FREldHTs-
Inc rates Of freight remain nomtnally thu same
as one week ago, VIZ: SO per car to bntIAlu hy
the Michigan Central and the Michigan Southern
Lake Share Roads, and SO per car . New York
York cenaal, SO for cattle and sheep and ii Tor
hogs is Charged from Buffalo to New York, while
the Erie Continues to take stock through ut 81 per
from permanent settlement as they were fort
night ugo, though should the old, or even higher
tas'H be established within the next forty-ei9ht
lltnr5, the increment would occasion no sur
prise.
TEE AAREET.
Ihtre Is nothing new to report In connection
with the market for beef cattle. Eastern adrIces
have been uniformly OF chaerful tone, and
STOCK turt could be handled to ul6ntaRe In the
markets below has met with steady, strong de-
tnand, and prices ruled hrm and huoyant. But
thin roneh stock. OF all weights, has been neglected
and prices, while perhaps not quotahly lower, re-
maln weak unsettled, and Irregular. The pro
EosuOh OF good Irst and second-class steerH has
been more prominent than during last week. or
the previous ON, but the supply or such has, new
clthelsss. been limited, and has fallen consdera
tured hecEes Of FROM LEO TO 1890 LIS average
have been salable at $7.75 500, while choice, OF
+ iE15n ~ soo to l,40o n,s acreage, were wanted at
$3.50 being realized, yesterday Tor car loal nv
elaeing l,4'0 t., car weight They were fattened
fssSfaby %ih sny6s Sele He4a
wiihin thc past three months. or tue 9,sN7 head
1tceiEcd all but about 1000 have been taken by
;leshS steers, averaging from 900 to l.2o0 lbs.
Their purchases were few, ind mostly ut the
o~ T1Ige OF s. +00@500 Tor thlu steers, averaging
from 100 to 1,0o0 his. Texas cattle continue 10
rnmc fnfTard In large numbers, hut they are ar-
living IN better condition than formerly, and bet
Changed iands at less than s4.oo, while sI.25a5.oo
E:svc been the ruling prices Tor droves averaging
, 1870-07-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, JuIyo.
LCMBER-The offerings OF lu1lncr. shingles.
and laill to-tay were exceedingly light, and only
flr business was trlnsacteu-thep Prices realized
however, were about The same as on Thursday
aud Friday, !" A. sawed sblnglea brought s20v4
3.1elk, md No. 10 sl.2s21.37f. Lath sold al
s4U0 ler 1.0tn, afolt P1ckets were unchanged.
The following are tic current rates Of f1cghts
from The different nuIIts IaIunI TO ChiCarn.
, 1870-07-11

AEE1yED FROM CHICAGO JCLy G-Props Free
State, Nebraska, anil schr Kate Kelley.
CLEARED, July 6,-pEups Fountain City, T. l.
Craig. Winslow: ',atks OnonhaSa, Pen7auSec, E1-
ce1sior, snnnyslde; schrs Pathfinder, CRY Of
Strltts, huiderhUuse, and Cambridge.
ARRIVED. July 7-P1ups Empire State. Philade;-
phia, Plymouth, Passiac, anil schr Montauk.
CLEARED, July ..-Props Chicago, ST. Louis:
schrs Brtlgewater, Swallow, Kate htlleF, ana
, 1870-07-11

NEW foRE. July 9.--The dry goods market is
tAsta go yard sheetiuEs nrc jobblng at laa1a4c;
~ 13-tneh, 1ll..c; Broadway, 11Ee: Dwight W',
re-; tTsht FAILS E, 1aac; Lawrence 19hc; Po
saHscf :. exG; Everett blue lenitns, &c; Cnc1s-
vile AGA 10, 19c; York light checks, eNaa1c;
Oriental prints, 1od@11c; Lewiston TB ticks. &c
10 10 IA 10, &c: DO DO, CSC; do A do, 35.ineh
s2Ac; 10 10, s0tnch, &c; dp checks, a5c- Canton
1!anncls dull, lower, and unsettled.
, 1870-07-11

pared. - %: LacLawanns, 500: Biosshu1g, 500
Fs-5a;. Erie E1ia1- Aiil - %, Msannt Hin
5a0o; Hooking Valley, S. 90: Yoa9hioeAeny. ek6o
COEFEE-A;t 1ttive day was passed IN this mar
ket, aid quotations were rn aud substantially the
same Us not.d ~ the two days p5eceding: The
JAVA, 25@etc: q. G. JaTa. s7@25c; roast Rio
1sts15Hc: common EIe. 1a@eoc; far to GOOD, 81,
@E.4c: Lacu1, II, 3a:4sts e34attc.
CANDLE-Ihe Following Is our list Of quota
tins yaSitne, teAc; tallow tsteaEnel, l2A@
13hc; Sehnestltr's staE, 14H@1skc: Barretts
steartc light, l-als:ic
CUOrEIlAGE-W note slight advance In the
price Of perS barrels and lard tierces, We quote:
Wh!skef hGtfvl-. iron bound. ....-......$ a2e5
NhisI-T bprrels, wood bound. ...... -. L5tal.Ia
Pork BARRELS 1.o0ia1.o5
LCld ttetCe2.-. ..--...,.......-. ...--.. lS1AL55
Flour barrels, nat hoops. ........... $50 80
FIUnr barrels round hoops. ............. 500 60
DRUGS AND CHEAICALS-The. general fcs-
lures Of this market remain about the same as on
Friday. The aggregate inquiry YVES 1air. and deal
c1,.urr Gpir rt4tt7tDp oINtAtlOn4-
, 1870-07-11

H-Miss Bradurst, Of New York, was married
ID Berlin, Prussia, to Gerald Talbot, an Eng
liah Lieutenant in the Kings Dragons; first
BY the civil law, secondly by the Church Of
England serviee, and thirdly and finally, IN
church under PruBsiau Law,
, 1870-07-11

HAT-Timothg was iii Light supply, aud was nrm
ut the advance recently noted. Prairie was plen-
TT and, on the whole, little easier, though no de-
cline was sustained, nor Is any looked for at
present Loose descriptions on wagon were
n united supply and salable at quotations,
On track prices rauge as follows: Timothy,
pressed. s1i,oot9 1870; pralr1e. pressed, ell.OaS
1soo: timothy, 1oose, on wagon, sl7oo@el.o0;
lrur1e loose, on wagon, f13.00316.0V; for dellv-
efy Of pressed hay, s1.O0&l.50.
H1DES-Thc supply continues light, and barely
equal 10 tue demand, which Is talr On local
and Eastern account. and The market remains
butchers, GzGNc; R7ten s2ltest, cnret, Light, yH@
10c; do, heavy, ss&@9c; green cali 1ic; TRY nInI
1S@1sc; try salted, 1S91Gc: 9rubby, scored, cut,
ed, 10 per cent OF. r.,
IRON AND sTEE1-The demand continues
, 1870-07-11

TOBACco-Was inquired for 70 moderate *
tent only, and prices underwent no nAser9l
change, ranging a. folnws:
CHHWNG-Ext8, 93c941-o9; choice, oe9soos
medium, 708s0c; common, 569@n
SHokUaICbofce. .-se9sec;' medium, stes6o: !:
cosH1nn0 nnRa 2014c.
, 1870-07-11

Tho people at Baxter Springs, Kansas, e1-
pcct at least 100, 900 healo Texas clttlo there
This fall en- route East. The Arkansas River has
been unusually high this year, SO as to pre-
vent mauy herds Of cattle from crossing. It
u now proposed to bridge the stream. The
Lawrence Republ,cdm Journal says:
"The trade promises to DC much iarsrr than the
most sangutne expected. There Orc now about
10000 head Of cattle In tho Vicinity OF AJclIne A
LETTER from Q responsible party informs ns that
2oo, eco head haze crossed Red River already on
their Eay to the Kansas markets. and viii seek
transit over this road"
The following is a statement Of the chip
ruents from the port Of Saginaw for the month
ending June 30, 1870, with = comparative state
uent for last year.
, 1870-07-11

The receipt of further tu1nors OF war pre-
parations between France and Prussia, e1-
erted an appreciable effect upon the wheat
market in the afternoon, and prices advanced
to and closed firm at Sl.O74 seller last half,
aud Sl.0615 spot, for No. 2 spring. No. 2
corn closed steady at Sic, seller last lalt, and
Soc cash. No demand for other graine Lake
frelghte ruled quiet.
, 1870-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES


This splendid air Dye l. the best in tho World as
only and perfect Dye: haru4lte- Te Ahtr tcSss,.
tanrcus: no ridiculous TINT
thc Ha.r soit and braa.ifiI blsck q b;Nn sold ~
al Dr':sgit:, md pertut1sra and p:oPtFF APPLIED x
, 1870-07-11

1,se .t6ps4!tJ st.Itt. UI Ilc 5lu rtHIHrKS. .
our last has been, IS IL usual with the week pre-
cctiinE INC Fourth, rather quiet; get some large
purchases "ele made By some New York houses,
covering Several lots Of 3O0,o00 fert each ant one
~ VI 10, ,00v feet-a general assostMtnt-nnd
MN tie rangc Of our reduced quotations. This
movement On the part Of the New fo1E houses has
d tendency TO confirm cur dealers II the opinion
that the bottom Of prices has hten reached, and
lhnt steady trade, on taaE basis. may be looked
,c:. Receipts Tor tne week have been within .
auy week this or any -. u'-fr' ~ aus tut
:.rereglte receipts II will be seen by ... statement
below hrc eJ,1Oo0 feet In excess of the aggregate
10 q corresponding date III 1SGo. Coarse lumber
spTslcc estEcialE, continues In moderate receipt
anH Light stock anu lEzr-
1he following figures give the reported re-
GENTS ut Buffalo and Oswego for the week ending
july =, 1865 lNI 157U:
, 1870-07-11

i uE 14tSE SlattiuGuL luI 46tU - @Ro QA!a auQGk
0f week.
The receipts at Albany by the Eric and Chnm-
plain Canals, for the fourth week Of june, were:
Eo'ds and se'Hg, ShiHgtts. Timber, !stares,
1870 rs Rs ,so.,oo e a.sa ea ~ 1ss .Goo
,ssa. a......17,2iS,So s.ial ass,soo
,ao1 stu feet were by the Ee aud G. 5as, 100 feet
The reCefrt5 1t Albany BY the Erie and CHAM
Pain Canal, from the opening Of navigation to
Go'd. and sefrg, Shingles, Timber, Stare.
1s7o Isl .as,,4oo 4'ass 80 ~. s,sSs, loo
lsGo -. iii ,o45,910 11,9;s 49,. s,Gis,,360
Largo OF schr 10 Was, from Suamlco 200 IN
" A" shlnrles, at s. 1eH is N No. DO, 1t s1.s7x;
80 III IL AS" ut sa00; 235 N No. rs ut <1e5; 20 u
common mixed lumber at F1a54; sold by Irish,
Enllen 4 Co.
Cargo schr Joses, from MusIegon, 100 m It
strips ard boards, mill tally, at s1a.O6; sold by
Hlancharu d Dorl0nd.
Cargo schr Liberty, from Spring Lake, 81 It
strips ami oaris, mllI tun at s15.00, lathsat f2D0
sold by Bush, IIill i Johnston.
Cargo Ecow Chaplin from Mnuistec, hold full Of
scantltng and jost at $11.O0. deck loud long timber
At sl3.ab: delivered at Waukegan; sold by Cush-
ln1n 4 Co.
Cargo schr Monsoon, from Auskegon, 11s m It
s:.1ps and 1oarts at s1b 90; 80 N lath al s2.U0;
sold ty Charles Deming i Co.
AT THE YARDS
The demand from I'LL quarters continues active,
and rs the stocks are only moderately large, quo
tll.ons are well up." The following is our LIST:
Ertt clear, 1-tneh tu 4i1ch- $50 Q033200
, 1870-07-11
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
ArriYa! aud Departure Of TralaS
8UKMRR ARRAN8RMKNT

CHICAGO . 10R1HWWTIRN RAILROAD.
Ticket O15ce, SoutheA& eofneE o1 Qt&tk snd IAke.z
COUNCIL nu131 AID oAAKA LIXR
DIRQT-NutA WAl&z
, 1870-07-11
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRAN0K

The General Transatlantic Comrauyss mail e{ee11
hips bstEeen New York and aavTc. ca1ips It Brnsg
nent E.l every atteraate Saturday
Rates of pssssSs payable in gold neladIng wtne, n
To Paris tfncladlny railway ticket, BIS and ~
EItutfion ttcket9, ID per cent reduction
There ttesznars DO net rarry stee1.9e paMeuee1x
American tayellx1 soirs to ar returning hpEu ths
continent Of Europe. by taEn1 this line, syold both
transit hy E1slith rNtTsJ. and tho dt*eomicrts u
e.ossinx the shanne! hsaes .4viaF tine taahIe, a16
expente- GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, He. q BroHe'
Way, M.
, 1870-07-11
COMM MERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING. July o.
The following table shows tho receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
. past twenty-four hours:
, 1870-07-11

on TRACK.
There is no improvement to note in the demand,
and only q lair business Ia being transacted. We
quote. ....
A fair demand existed for "a" sawed gradcs
md prices were shade 1rmer, but uom!nally uu-
changed
90. I, sawed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f.SNa 2.aT1<
1hickness-Flve shingles 10 be two inches IL
tI.i:kle:R Ltnstli-sixiecn inches $500 per
cargo aided when transferred, which follows the
, 1870-07-11
Your DESTINY

Ard fet4ze P.sspsst. II r. Lis de.ss1 revealed ~ Dn
all who zrs nnraeeessful IN tfe 70 enin.ptr wraitS -
haePnss. Cs9s1lsstteE IT, r S:n! :c tet ht. dalas
aaceticax q .he opposite VII ke s: x:.. Hi.E =
, 1870-07-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For the Week Ending IulY8s
SATURDAY EVENING, July 0, :
BEEF CATTLE,
HArx1+&fs Chrr.~ r.
, 1870-07-11

~ seu,h tlA:kst treats al Private and SexraI Dis
~ eIee rs1aucnt CUTS IL the most eiraien4
AZ eostfe3tt sn.vs Of Seminal wrskncs. Nervous Ds-
ony, ~ y p.iiis An.1iaa d kiQ -<iihaut tn
henlies Pamphlet Il Advice sent i.sr Cou1Yitxtiss
, 1870-07-11


ErahY SATURDAY for the current week con.
fa1ns, Tor its first Illustration, fd-page fig
cfe-Fieco. 1.-THE Rag Picker a familiar nbase
OF street life, by DatIev; also London soc;etr
cs.ace, nAt the Ascot House :" a donh,e-r,,a ~
illustration of Mr.. gladstona,a c,h;nat ~
Council; tsThe Kangaroo HINT" nv Mr. n
Durand. giving the English-Australian man.
uet of bunting this animal. and :. Ti,a g.
Encampment," !" very spirited pictnrc ~ e..
hemian LIE.
The MUSICAL IspErExpEsr for Ju,v ID 5uzt
out, and Is filed with its usnaJ ;nferest;nn ,
summary Of musical information parta,7s
the chn;cast on,n IL, tha ,,-z,1,o. = s~.aI.1
between Mr., james H.rrison md NJ nra1sr %
Buck, both 1e Deists on the merits NJ r.
pcuD RECENTLY pub1ished fr tbo fo,,nor T.,
which c.otchets. ouaye1s. socen,a -.
denzaa, B aats, and Z charms ara
hut1ed about in rack,es, m,,ror
BY each of the te1naeauts. Unaonhtodlv IL
is fun for them but who cares. va rosnactfr,,v
ask, whether Nj. Harrisonta - De,,,, ~ >
work of renfua or mt. or ubatho~ Hrr pao,s
thinks 20 or nots Won't Mr. Tvon ~ NJ.
Hea]F. or Mr. Nattbaxs orsIr son,s,,oa- ~.
in. and sen.,.ta tboso croc1,att.,
Il is getting te-dious. The saIac,;on -, -ar,s;s
IN tb:s Dnnohor u. ,ra ,,,a =. -
hat.a. 49, -."., "y ~ s4o 80 noaee' Is @aea
glad to find such pieces as HMy Heart In
dnee' one OF Gnmpert.s' ballads " The
queen OF Hearts, bF Czersky; the 0nddnte to
Aenueissohns- Information Symphony -
and the Gloria, from Haydn's " First Mass.''
IHH AMLuCAN NATuRALlgT for Julv con-
tains the follnwin1 tah1a of con+ants, !. m.
Horsa Foot crah :, bv r.n -.
:. ~ c.s "0'- O. noch"ooo
Inc ee1meeds at Homo nnd Abroad" by
John L, Russell GF'ont- -Notas frnm , p.rn ~
M. 'es .Ao1 o,e VI
SANG, py LIZ. Enot Cones, U. T. A. and the
, 1870-07-11

CLARKE. II. D.. the Regular Old Kstsblthek
L. tIaIkc. IL Snath Clark st {a+a1 MoHfsa>,
CUSElDRSrlALLT CONSULTED
- Female FiG. Are-h nla!cl $l-q1 M box By uaB
send swo ssan7s Ter Married Sec1rta.
fH Also. two for Book on self Ahust
Address stteIs Or T. D. CLAEEE III South C1nkA.
IF f,hiex m -" >S'AN" ohA-~
, 1870-07-11
Manhood and Womnnho0d,

ESSAYS FUR YOUNG MEN, on the paasionAfse
ass3o1 9t ts ssSe, ~ he happnrs. q Taga 1ss
Unite to the nnou Seat ftee. II Aealed
yeiopea. Aadftss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BIZ T..
Phiadcl?ai,- Pa.
, 1870-07-11

Eba esQaEAy was the reoetQsa O. salpmso'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-16

field of ten acres, which he had nicely SET
with Grapes, in rows ten feet apart, with
beds of Strawberries between the rows, from
which he assured me that his sales exceed
ed 47OO per anpum. / presume his out
lay for labor. including picking, was less
than $500 per annum but it cost some
thing to make this field what it then was.
Say that he had spent $1,000 per acre in
under- draining, cnriching and tilling this
field, to bring it to this condition, inclu-
ding the cost of his plants, and still there
must have been clear profit here of at
least $500 per acre.
l Knight multiply illustrations /; but let
the foregoing suffice. readily admit that
shiftless farming don't pay-that poor crops
don't pay-that it is hard work to make
money by farming without some capital
that frost, or hail, or drouth, or insects,
may blast the farmers hopes, after be has
done his best to deserve and achieve success
but insist that, as a general proposition.
Coon Farming DOES Ray-that few per.
suits afford aS good prospect, as full all
assurance of reward for intelligent. energet.
ic, persistent effort as this does.-Horact
Greeley.
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Gold coin or bullion, IS per 200
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Silver or Gold plate. under seal.on
owners estimate Of full value,
and rate subject to adjustment
for bulk. on . basis of I 90 per 1000
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally,
when of fixed value, 5! . year each, or no
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MUST BE SOLD!
CLOSING OUT AT COST
AT THE
ST ORE!
The undersigned. intending to retire front the
mercantile business is now closing ont his on
tire stock Of goods at and below cost,
comprising
SILKS,
MERINOS,
POPLINS,
ALPACAS,
EMPRESS CLOTH,
WOOL DELAINES,
MEMS AND BOYS
G. A S S | M E r E S,
CLOTHS, sATTINETTs. KENTUCKY JEANS
DENNIS. LADIES' cLoAKING, COATS,
sHAwLs, sc.
full line Of Domestic Goods.
DELAINES,
SHEETINGS,
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS,
COTTON FLANNELS,
&C., &C., &c.
LADIES 4 CHILDREN'S:SHOES,
GUM & ARCTIC OVERSHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Table and Floor Oil Cloths, Carpets-ail widths
Window Shades and Wall Paper,
A great variety ofsHosiery, Notions and Trim
mings of every description, Ladies' Trimmed
| Hats, velvets, Ribbons, Bslmoral and Hoop Skirts
| Linen and Wool Table Covers, Napkins, Towels
| Countsrpanes, large assortment Of Ladies' AMI
ChiIdren's Wool Hsods, Nubias, Shavls, As.
Persons in want Of anything in the above line
of Goods are invited to give mo call, and obtain
goods at wholesale prices.
D. g. NIvLING.
Grain and country produce taken in exchange
for Goods. Nov 10, 1859.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-16
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The Third Session of the present Scholastic
year of this Institution. will commence on Mon
day, the Ith day of February, 1870.
Pupils can enter ut any time They will b.
charged with tuition from the time they enter "a
the close of the session.
The course Of instruction embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accom-
plished education of both sexes.
The Principal having had the advantage OF
much experiences in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training Of the youth placed under his ehsrgs
Trims TUITION:
orthography, Reading. Writing and Prima ary
Arithmetic, per session, ~ veeks.) s. 90
6rsmmsr, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry- Ss.ee
Algsbr., ,Geomstry, Trignnometry, Msnsuratien
Surveying. Philosophy, Physiology. chsm iserv
Bookkeeping, Botany. and Physical Gsosra
ply $500
Latin, Greek and French. with any Of tn. a.
bovs branches Sl7oo
Music. Piano, 80 lsssons,) %1o.0o
1No, deduction will be made for aabssnes.
For further particulars inquire Of
Rev. P. L. HARRISON. A. Y.
.oly sl 1901. Principal.
II AkNEsS. Trimmings, and Shoe findings for
- sele Al MERRILL BIGLER'S
SPHfNG GooDs.-Just opening spl id stuck
~ OF new goods At c. KRAfZER 4 SONS
CLEIGHs.-FoUR sLFIG HIS Ser ..,.h,
- e. A. IRWIN co Curv.u.v;u.
HALYFIHE cALF.sgIy BOOTS, At IS eo
IL &sg 4, Fs 81 MoSSaP's :
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-16

p. T. [.
DIR. BOYER'S
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
Pure, Pleasant, Safe and Reliabl. Tonic, com
pounded from fresh and choice herbs and pos
itivsly pure spirits, free from fusil oil, or
other irritating properties. and will
not disagree or offend the most
delicate stomach. Warrant
ed to contain more med
icinsl virtue than any
bittsrs At present offered to the public.
1T NEEDS BUT A TRIAL.
To increase the Appetite,
To promote Digestion,
To cure Dyspepsia,
To cure Fever and Ague,
To cure Billiousness,
To cure Constipation,
To cure Chronic Diarrhea,
To cure Flatulence,
To cure Acid Eructations,
To cure Nervous Debility,
To cure Hypochondria,
TIC cure sallowness of the
Complexion,
To cure Pimples and Blotches,
To cure General Debility and
Prostration of the Physical Powers,
1T HAS NO EOUAL.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
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