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,Y.hen lovers ire wooing and eooing, - -. ..
j -Pursuing jFuine woman for wife, . . .'Is . :
Sought is idlatight 'jt the storm that is brewing,
Vo biicj cloaly wea'ber for lifel --. . ; . .
tat those who have gathered ll.e uswera
Vrom the foolf-ll of Cupi-J that spring, ..
Kaoir there grow in Hymeueal bowers,
1 barns. iicuJcs and briars that sling.
lie wears ucver wooer wS truer : ' .''
Sho co7s allows t.ot a beau ...
To be near, or p pear a ought to her.
Save, on that she slightly m y know;
Sat those rrho are by wheu they sigh,
- Ar.l uracil lit lo perjuries m;ke, : " ' -'"'."'
Can't coneeire Lot these lovers can lio
Under suck heavy inists of mistake
Their style cf exclusive devotion ' " '
" la all very well in its way
Bet til. very unsociable notion
They find." after Biarringc, "don't pay.'
My- drUg"x will last for a while
' Fr a whiie be at intervals kissed ; -JJrii
though parted by many a mil.
It w rarely that Mi-lam is Missed.
Tliis -paying atMrews' possesses
A ewm. s cyeh lover allows;
But rrpei?e By paving lor dresses
Mast f.dlow iiytnecial tows.
Though Cupid the cuiae oOiiceil?,
That e-ch LapUss sufferer fills, :
Yet. llyaie n. mure Loncsl. reveals
IHs Jcty of mliAj ig up"" bil' .
Ihc PsrAlIso proiEiseJ by Cupi-I,
V.'i.'h Jueiu'-Kj as guard iu.a s:rights,
Is rc:i;rBj reuia:kioly stupid
To -.hose vrho must sleep there o eights.
These ca;ra-Ji mast, all of :hem pit, .. ; .
Though -te fact is a lover beneath; ' .'
And h.L, --h-nvci b.-dow" is replete
With r ailing nu catling of luelh.
But iovcr will never disjovcr
A fault in the o he would we-T,
From his dream never secuu to rijaver .
T:!! bis laiab to the .titer is led. ' ; ' '
II: i M then proves an ideal
Siill worship he postb!y can
Ye, though he mry 1 ve what is real,
Yoa'l' allow he's an altar-cd man.
1DUCATI0NAL.
Lujlcieit to the Corararn clifl Le v 135c
A fcrthbr spplemf.st to an Act for the regula
tion and continuance of a System of Education
by Common Schools, approved the 8th day of
II y. Aduo Iouilai, onethousanl eight hundred"
and fif'.y-fuar.
Section 1. Be ii esarr, 4c, That so much
of. the act to which this is a snpj l.-nicr.t, as
abolished iad-ijdetit districts at present es
t illlihcd ttnJir isj!.ci-il acts of Ass.mblvf !iall
not tiko clf.-ct until the first day 'f June, on
t!io:isi:.l ciht Min-Irc-i and fifiv-six.
Sectiox 2. Th-it the continuance of in.U
jsa.ljiit districts the ioriu.l n.uuo ! in
tae fortgoin section raiy lj allowed, when
on the ai i-lic-itton of the directors of any such
district to the judus of the court of common
jdias of the conn:y in which any portion of
stii district nr.ty Incited, setting forth the
n?eiity for its cotitiunance, the said judges
niar, alter cir-ft:l c nsider.ition decree the
Sitae ; and that in all cases herj the said
court thai! reiV.Ji to allow a further continu
ance of any" such distriit, they shall be au
taoriscJ'an.l required, abs;, tu determine the
i lg'.ts of property vested in the several seh'-l
Loar is in any stich drstriet, and ciike proper
d:jt)s!t;t.:i T th.? i-Te: Prri.Ud, That the
board of school directors of the townaliips o;.t
of which any such applying independent
school district-r.!y be fomted, nhxll h.tve r.--ceivi
1 t-iJ . Jays' i.oti-je cf the -ro;..sed ap-piic-tina
and i.f the time an i place of hearing.
Srcrio.v 3. Th-t the avessjr3 in each aiid
ery t-jvn:sh:p, wiit-re any portion of siid
ta'.vni'ilp may be inelu.lcd within the limits of
cn in lependetit schotd district, sha'l wi iie on
their duplicates, opposite to the ntr.ies of the
persons resi ling Within said iudepe:i dciit ilii
trict, the letters I. P., for the information of
the collector of said tax, and the cer.a'y com
missioners. Section 4. That in alt cases in which school
directors of in i-.peu.leut districts have not
been 'chosen at the recent spring elections, or
on the diy specially fixedly law, it shall he
lawful for the qti aiilied voters of any such dis
trict to meet at their i;su.ilpia;e of holding
similar elections, tza d ivs notice thereof hav
ing been 'given by thj late president of the
proper board, and shall el.-ct two persons to
S.'rve as school directors for the ensuing year ;
and the remaining numbers and officer of the
liyard who would have continued in o(Ec un
der the provision-- f the supplement to' the
school lv.v of May' 8th, on- thousand eight
hundred and Ofty-fotir, be and they are hereby
continued in ottice until the expiration of the
terms for which they were originally elected ;
the sid ebctiens shall he held and conducted
if: the 'same manner and by the same person;
heretofore authorised by law. .
Section 5: Timt upon petition of not less
than twenty taxable inhabitants of any town
ship t townships, desiring the formation of
the territory upon which they reside into a
separate and independent common school dis
trict, and setting forth the bounds 'of such '
proposed district, tb.3 Court of quarter sessions
cf The proper county shall appoint comuiis
giuners to' view the premises and report to the
-ocrt a: Ma next ;terni, the lines; of , the pro
posed new distiict, cither according to the
bounds set' forth in the petition, or to such
other bounds as they shall think more advisa
ble, together with their opinion oh the expe
diency of establishing or not establishing the.,
same, the proceedings upon which etition;
commission and report, and the final disposi
tion thereof shall, in all other respects, be ac
cfcrdiog "to the act of Asssembly now in force,
relative to ; the, erection of new townships:
Procidti,, That if said proceedings result in
the establishment of a new common school
district, the cost of the commission, and the
effice foes shall bs paid by the said new dis
trict, but if otherwise, 'aiid costs and fees
shall b3 paid by the petitioners themselves.
Sec. 6. That whenever a new district shall
be erected according to the provisions of this
ec:, It shall b3d3Qi3io all fo&dats aai purpoi-'
of the common school system of this Stata, a
copirat. aui iad.psui iht . diet rict, sul ject,
vr,'7.j..,.. 0 (.',5 r "5?o7s of tht thi "l nd
fourth scctlotis cf the?oct t -hch, this VsV1
suppleravt ; ani tho proper court 'of quart ej.
vssions shall tnoreovei tletermin?, on ho iritg.
whether an und no proportion, of tho' real esv;
fcit and schotd bouses belonging to th old
district or districts arc .Tvithin the bounds of
; the new district, and if so, how much money.
shall Ik? paid therefor by the new to the old
district or districts, and in what proportions
and at what time ; and rice versa if less than
its due share of real estate or achool houses is
within siid new. district, how much shall Ixi
p-jid to it by the old district , or districts, and
in w!at proportions and at what times; the"
order for the payment of which s.'vend sums
shall, from the date thereof, be in the nature
of a judgment, and the amount recoverable ac
cording to the provisions of the twenty-first
section of the act to which - this ia a supple
ment. Sec. -7. That at the next annual assessment
after the erection' of any such new common
school district, it shall be the duty of county
commissioners of the proper county to cause
a separate assessment of the suljecfs and
things liable to school tix in each ' portion of
the new district lying within his proper town
ship to be made out by the proper assessor
thereof, and to be returned to them, where
froru, after adjustment, they shall c inse to be
mads a correct copy of the assessment thus
obtained, in every portion of the new district
and shall f;.rnish Ihe same to the secretary
thereof, in accord mce with the twenty-ninth
section of the act to which this is a supple
ment : and they shall, in like manner and at
the tinie time, cause to be made out and fur
nished to the state superintendent of common
schools, a full list of the tax tLle inhabitants
of said new district, according to the provis
ions of. the forfy-ninth ' section of the act to
which this is a supplement; and they shall
pay out of the county funds to sud assessors,
the usual compensation for the services en
joined by this section.
Sec 8. That the state superintendent of
common schools shall, on the application ot
the boards of directors of a majority of The
school districts in any county of thiscommon-
wealth, stating their desire. to increase the
salary cf the connfy superintendent, fixed at
any of the periods named in the thirty-ninth
tection of the school law of one thous md eight
hundred and filly-four, or at any sub.se pictit
triennial convention of director., appoint the
time and place of re-assembling of the con
vention of directors, who shall have all the
powers conferred by the' said thirty-ninth sec
tion. Sic. 9. That the Pennsylvania School Jour
nal shall be recognized as the official organ o!
the department of common schools of this de
partment, in wbicij the current decisions made
by the superintendent of common schools
shall be published free of charge, together
with all oiTici il circulars and such other letters
of exjdan uion and instruction as he in-iy. find
it necessary or advisable to issue from time to
time, including his annual report; and the su
perintendent is hereby authorized to subscribe
for one copy of siid School Journal, to be
ent to each board of school directors in the
State, for public rse, snd'ehargo the cost
thereof to tiie contingent expenses of the de
partment of common schools.
Sfc. 10. That all boroughs and townships
no.r cornsctvd in the assessment cf county
rtesand levies shall hercalter be separate
and independent of each other in the assess
ment of sid r ites and levies, and for school
purposes; and the respective. townships and
boroughs so separated, shall elect their own
assessors and other officers, whose duty it sh til
be to exercise the s one powers and authority
as are now exercised by- township assess'T.
generally, in the discharge of their duties in
relation to the assessment ol county rates and
levies.
Stc. 11. Tint the twenty-ninth section of
the act to which this is a supplement, shall not
be construed to authorize the taxation of any
object or property, for school purposes, which
shall not be contained in the' copy of the l ist
adjusted valuation of proper suljects and
things m ule taxable for state ' or' county pur
poses, furnished to the board of directors, or
controllers, by the county -commissioners..-
Sec. 111. That ta collectors are township,
ward or borough officers, 'within the Irue intent
and meaning of the general school' law of one
thous md eight hundred and forty-nine; and
one thousand eight hnedred and fifty-four, and
that school directors and treasurers of the
school fund were and are exempt from serv
ing as such collectors, within the meaning of
siid actr
Sec 13. That the superintendent of com
mon scfiools be authorized . and directed to
pay out the stite appropriation to the respec
tive school districts, for this present school
year, in all c ises where bon i fi le efforts have
been made to comply with the provisions of
the law requiring the schools to be kept open"
four months, but failed from want of teachers
or timely knowledge of the Lite law, or other
cause which shall be deemed just and satisfac
tory to the superir.tendeid. ?
Trce Education. The ol ject of all true cd
uc Uion is to vitalize knowledge. Some teach
ers instruct their scholars very thoroughly,
who never edu'oata them at all. They teach
them to commit the rules of their arithmetic
or grammar by heart, but never lead themto
compreheud a single principle ; in ike them
learn thousands of mines of pa:es, without I
giving tbuni any idea of geogiaphy . ' -'
1 ..... i
IT'imord, can you tell who was the first
man ' Adm Somebii y. His father wasn't no
body,' and he never hid a mother, on account
of the scarcity of women and tho pressure of
the times. v 7' :"' V,:, , ,'. '.
Cfhe person . who goes into society with
the simple wish to please and to ' be pleased
gaacrally succeed in both objects. . .;
CWhat three autnors would you name in
commenting on ' extensjvj' cou3 igration
Pic-ens, Ion-jttr-Bum&. 'f. ' 4 -.' . '
JL U-WllOi.i.i-AE 1 IJAMMiJCL.T IKO-V-WAr.
ai ixtir ACTor.v. '1 be fcubjoribtr having i!ceed
uis fieilities for luanBlieiuririxwiire. is now pre
pared tofuriiMh'all wlto inay faror him with their
irdera. ' jVjie tit tkeL't wo-fcki't? arermnlaydi
tin t x tfrrio' artitlr of slortr oa-d- For the good
quality of his Wares, he ean refer to his large num
ber of'cusiomers in Clearfield and adjuh.itig counties-
who have purchased from hiin for many year
pas- STOVE FlPh always on hatd.
f Every article iitxprcted bejor-it fr-rret the
fartory mrrchavtart not trouble with leriky rc ire.
Price lists furnished vn post-paid applisution.
LOIAN GILBEKT, No. K MaiketSt.,
Jan. 31. 'io. Ilarrisburg, Pa.
MOl'NT VER3TOX HOUSE. Xo. 19 North
ceeoiid St.. Pliiiadelphia. 'ihc undersigned
Having leased the above well known House, which
hne been Uesovatk ani KK-toiELEn THKoron
oct, has just opened uVor the reception of visitors.
' Tho furniture is all new. and has been selected
with care from ller.kles well known establishment
in Chesnut street, and is of the latest, and most
fashionable style, . -
The location for Merchants and others coming
to the c'uy is convenient, being in the contre of
business.
Ilia friends in Clearfield are respectfully soli
cited to irive thcia a call.
. I. L. BARRETT,
Aug. 30. 133 1. Proprieties.
CtEIlTAIN Colli: FOlt AtU'i:. FAIiiTO
J ALL! so cuke so rav. 1 his preparation has
an established reputation, and is offered with cou
adeiiceasiicure fr fever ana ague, or icierioitteiit
fever. It may be taken by Ihe uiost delicate with
perfect safety, being a pure vegetable syrup.
If taken according to dircciiocs without curing.
a second bottle will be supplied free of charge, or
the moucv returned, on-r gruitiuc trithoni tuc
sisH-Unre'.- ,- J. II. PAUiTilOKP. Jr . -"No.
S3 Xorth Second Street, Philadelj l.ia.
October 1 1 . 1.
Oi'lCJi. -Ul those .:.o have accounts with
ii ihe late firm of 1 II. I i LToN & Co.. are here
by notified to come forward and settle them imme
diately, or the bocks will be pbieed in the bands
of a prcper person tor settlement. rihe1j"-oks are in
the i obsession of Jakes Ik vis & Co-atTaid Hilts.
Kald ilil!s. Lecember 27. lS.if.-".t. '
VtW AUKIVAl.: xM. A. t'tiA.Mv. lois just
J.1 returned from tiie Kast 'wiih a large nsort
ment of Cloths. CassimeriXeck Ties. 'I limmings.
rteudy made Clo'hing.- is., whioh he vili svi!
cheap for cash, at his store, two doors east of tiie
Journal office.
l-'asiiiocable tailoring stiil done to order, with
neatness and dispatch.
He invites ihe ablic to give him a call and ex
amine his h: !ept 13. l.-t.j.
irt
LMPilliin Ii'.il-.L. ihe i?ui8oriber would
inform his frieuds and the public generally.
tlia. he still remains at the old sttnd. uhere he is
at all times ready ana willing to "entertain arran
gers and fravclicis' His bar s ocke.l wiih the
best liqluiis, and his table will nln-flys be supp.io I
wi.h the luxniies of. the market.
"1 hai.ki'ul lor p.ist favors, he solicits a further
share of publie patronage.
VM. J. HEMPHILL.
CiearScld. June 15, 155-1-1 y.
O Cwt Excitoxeat. ".rcrtlirj
Anno'c.Ilcemen,
f Jlil AT the largest, cheapest
md best :!s.-orf:uei.t
JL of tloods ever brought into Cit-;u-ii.ive
just arrived, anl aie oQ'ered for
?M i-itii:ty.
ale. at the
ir .-Iiri tit' llir e: . 1 r ! t-v-; , i-:ir An ' '
.'tlije, Clearfield. Ph. Never before Liis a more
brilliant, and at the same time a cheat. i-r lot of
Joods been i.'iicd to il.is cou'.iuui.ity. "i hey have
all been selected with a view to the vvar.'.s and ik:
crssiiics of the people of tl is pnrticuliir loea'i.y.
after. ioi;g experience, and intimate acquaintaee
wi:h their business connection.
Itv Uoods of every variety, l.ires.? iloo is. Cloths.
Cassiuieres. ni.d Clothing: Loots und r-k'oes. Hats
and Cups, lonners and r-hawls. together with a
iarge at.d splendid assortment of Q aeons ware,
iliirdwnrc and ilr.)ecries.
J'efying all competition, they soli-.-ittheir fiier.ds
antl the publie to give them a call and ex. mil lie
their stock. il.i.vOl' i PJTTAUfr'.
j a ne IJ. 1354. Iv.
4 Otj
A -i
lo:tor"s office and Lot at privatesale situ:-
.tvcU in rrenchville. east of Lutz's rf:ore. formerly
owned by Lr. F. Canfield. lor further particu
lars inquire of " ' LEVI Ll'TZ.
X H Urugs, ie.. v. i!i l.o sold with the of: .-c.
I'renehv iile. Hectmber 27.' 135 1.
jr VSfELL a SCIiOTT, IMP JU'I KUS ANI
.b- Wmolks vi.u lKALKl;s i Drugs. Curmirulx.
o"s. Msiket, 5 Merchant Srcct.
Jan. 17. "--'. PI:t,-!-lc!pl.i.'. '
T
U'hOMJ CITY IkO'i'Ili.. ilitiiil.n A
IK IN. would rcsDcc! fully inform Ihe public
that they have very greatly improved their House,
anil are now able to afford the travelling public
the most comfortable accommodations, 'i heir bar
is furnished wiih the very be-st liquors, and the
luxuries of the Philadelphi t market are to be
found on their tb!e. 'J hey rcspec-fully invite
their numerous friends in Clearfield to give them
a call. Auirtist '.t.lrtol.
TVTEW HOOT A.M SliO -1 STOKE. The
II subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lic, that he has just opened an entire new stock of
boots and shoes, in Graham's How, one door cast
of the Journal iffioe. Clearfield. Pa.
Every variety of Ladies and Gentlemen's gaiters,
laced boots, pumps, congress boots, childreus shoes
Ac, Ac. cheap for cn.-di. He hopes o receive a
liberal share of patronage. Boots and shoes made
to order ; C. !. liLACK.
. Aug. 15. 1854. : '
J, OllS Y. Kl'SHTOAi & CO., I.MPJUTEllS
' AXD I'EALI-.itS in Earthenware. China. Glass,
Ac 215 MrJLi:t St.. opposite Ked Lion Hotel. Phil
adelphia. J. Y. 1UJSIITOX,
" J. C. IIMPKIXS.
Nov. 8. '51.-ty. ' K0I5T. STILSOX:
IJIO.MiEK ailLXVs', MiilKIS TJWNSIlil'.
CU-lArlFILLU CDCNTY. The subscriber
keeps constantly on hand, at his mills, lumber of
all description, sorts, and sizes. Plastering lath and
bills sawed on the shortest notice. These mills
can ruu at any time during the season, having a
nevcrfuling supply of water -. .
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for lum
ber, and the cash never refused. - . '. '- .:. '
- HENRY (HiOE.
September 20, 1854.-1 y ; Kylertown- I. O.
N
TEW FIRM. TKOCTMAN A ROWE. House'
;n and Ornamental Paintei s Glaziers-
Chair makers, and Paper Hangers, offer their sc. -
vices to ttic citizens of ClearhcM and vicinity.
Shop on Market St.. jns: below the Foundry.
'fhey keep constantly on hand, and make to or
der every variety of Chairs, Lounges. Sofas. Ac. Ac
Chairs, and Sofas made equal in beauty to any that
can be obtained from the City, and more durable
in workmanship and material.' ;,-
., juhx trout Man. -
June 14, '54. ly. . . ROBERT. ROWE.
rililE GOOD IXTI1XT HOTEL, and Stage Office,
JL Curweusville, Pa. -.Tho Subscriber would ' in--form
Lis fiiends and thepnblij that he has just ra
fitted and re-furnished his bouso and is prcj.anxl
to render every attention to the travelling commu
nity. ! - ':.. " li ;. '
1 His lnr contains liquors of the first quality, and
his table wilt always bo suppliad with the best in
uiaikct. ' v-
, He rospec'.fully solicits his friends and others to
give him -call.; i i'' - WM.Ul. FLEMMINGi :
Juno 14, .'54. J
IT. V. BUTLEll, Attorney and Counsellor at
- Law. Clenrfield Pa. will attend faithfully to
ail professional business entrusted to bis ostc "
Mirjh 7, l-iii-tf. : ''. ' '
JAMES B. URAHAM Merchant and extensive
dealers in lumber. Grahampton. P. O.. Clear
field county. Pa. May 2 5. 54-!y, V.
DiY BEEF, of tho best quality just' reeoived
.and for salp at IV. F. Irwix's Cheap Store.
June 14, '54..'. -: .
JAMES CROWTHER, JUSTICE OF Tllfi
PEACE, Curwouovnlle, P 0tEce opposite the
"Jood Intent HoteL". pJune. 15, 1S34..A
mnCsOlOX : SAFE! THREE CHtERi
UL-i -I'WB.AMliiilCA l-ltk.CEtap Cobsf.u 1h
0 iirHANT.! V e ttke tLie method of -icfoi mii.g the
public iu general, aiid the ci.izeus of Cv-rwetsviik
and vicii-i'y in partieniar. iLat wc Lave received
our usual large and vjiried selection of ami
Winter liooiix. suited to the wants of every, mar.,
woman. amd child in the eoiiiUi unity. And.- we
have no hesitation in esying. that purchasers-wi!!
find it greatly to their auvautnge to call and exam
our btoek before. puici.asu g .e'scwLerc.
Our stock: consis s. in part, of JLadies' Dres
Goods in great variety; such as plain biatk. fine)
silks, luik sal ins. berege dclaii.s. black and fsncj
Alpacas.' plain and plaid Ginghams. Mar.ch-.s ei
and Uomestic Ginghams. Caliiois of every sfy!e
and quality, at prices rargicg from o tin -to lects. -
Iilaek. blue, .and brown ; Frer.ch and : rr.glish
eloths. plain black doeskin' and fancy cassiiuores.
black, blue, brown and greca sattinets.l
Checks, tickings, flannels, muslins, towelfng. ho
siery, gloves shirts, ready-made cloihiug. 4c Ac.
Carpeting and floor oil cloth, w indow and wall
paper and boidering. and oiled Window shades."
Shoes of all descriptions for ladies', misses and
children, together wiih a' large assortment of
Mens" and boy.; hafs.'cfp!; boors and shoes. ' .'
Hard a-atet.' planes. Vc- tf !a.warc. Oueersware.
Cedar and vVillow ware, corn brr-r ms, Ac; Ac.
Also, a L:rge tif(iit;4tut of.ifrt-di i metrics, vis:
bio t.'t-ffee, imperial. V. .11.. ar.j i-.ia-.-k. teas X. t'.
sugar, ciusbed and loaf si-gar." e-.v ;"rle i and
Syrup molasses, cliuified and cider lueg -r, Ac.
L'osin and Fancy soaps: sperm.' s'ar and reon'.l
candles. All of which will be sold in qnantitiei
to suit purchasers, at the cheap Corner Store of
' ... PATTOX A- IIIPPLE..
Curwcnsvillc- November 1. 1H54.
vtaA.lTT10.
I If I'Aili-SIiHsi.IlM-
L' 'ihe
partnership heretofore cxising between
John Patchin A Sons, whs thii day dissolved fit
inutuvl consent, and the books are left i the hamis
of A. A' .1. Patehin. 1 hose persons knowing them
selves indebted to the film will t all immediate y
and settle up, ortbevwi!) have the pleasui ol
paving costs .l'O. PATCH IN A SON.S.
i urnside. October 1 154. ' : -'
( mi AT
MI1.I TAR Y iiXC 1TE31 UN T AT
Jf tiU.X HOPL!-
'I lie subscriber h.is just recci-
vc-1 a new aii'l extensive assoriineiit oi ine vnenp
est Goods ever brought into the uppei end of the
county: consis ing oi every variety of articles usu
ally kc)t in a country s'.oie. lio hopes his friends
and the public will give hiui a cttil. and feels con
fident he will be able to tender satisfac:ic-n.
, J. C. PATCH! XV .
Glen Hope. November 22,"'! Set. '
r
ISSOLUTIOX OF PART.N KHSIII I
1 he partnership
heretofore existing beiween
C. M. Graham and .1. E. Watson, was this day dis
solved by mutual eoiisent. having disposed of their
interest lo Jas. 11. viraham. C. At. tiKAHAii.
J. E. WATsOX
G rah a in ton, October 27. IS5 I.
The business will Leieafter bo continued by Jas.
R. Graham, as foimeiiy. who wi.l ctdtect all ac
counts . ue. and pay all debts contracted by the
former firm. JA.S. 15. GnAHAM.
Grahautpton. November 15,' I S54.
r n e a : i e ii i la x iVo v i : 1 1 x ; rors r. .
JL Ihe subsiiibcr would infoiui ihc j'ubiic ih u
ne has just complete 1 .a lar,i new building, on the
Suiilh end of .-econd Street. le:ir!ie!d. Pa., which
hcha-s fjriiished an i lit vdupin ihemost couii'orta
L:e mar.i.rr f -r the a.---o:eiiio.ialioii of.iavellc'is and
r i imuicn boaricis.
Jiisc-harges will be moderate, aral l.is.hoase cn-ilui-.cl
in a. j-.-eut, soi-er. und orderly laani.ei.
vvheie all quiet and peacs luving jeop:e-who l:say
visitClcuticld can find a temporary - home''
J'JaX S. itAL'EUACH.
J u ly i5. IS', t.
NOW XOi .ii.Mi tillAJi-QC Aii i l.l'.A.
1kt:.i k's Llack-iiiid: 'hop. in Cu;wei.sv tile.
nearly opposite the fo.,1 'TiCe. a! .vnys ope;:, an.i
Jai-Oc. hili-.seif always le.i.ly ioscr-e bis eus tlu
rs. : All kinds of wo. k dote in ii;.- !-est s!y!e. ui.d
m t durable m inner, liorse s!i-:ci: g -line on ll.e
shl esc uodee, an I on f u-ure to renden ler sa:is
. o ion the muey returne I. ,
All kinds of grain t:ik.-n ia exi'aange for woik
and the money not rciused
JAC(L l.MRICK.
.-iy.
Curwcnsville. Bee G. 1 V
I F E I XSTK ANCE : --AVE YO
11 LIVES.
y-,:ur life
. Lsuranc-c
aXi YOCii M NLY, bv hiivin:
insured in the Susquehanna Mi.tnai
Company of Harrisburg. Pa.
C'AIMAIj 5.00.00.
Cu.vuriii? :-:i M n ! --;d. i
r.y person can have the'u' own ii
that of a friend, from one to ninefy
.4.
; insured cr
years. Pcr-
soi-.s of 21 years ot' a ';. piyS. jJ per 5011. yeMr
ly. - At SO years. SJ. ill for I flilO .00. jenrly f r life,
'f h whole premium for life in ordinance is S2 'J.
lit the rge of - yoars. premium ditto, on 510!'. is
'... -ii. ;. ,
Jr. It. V. Wilson, e? .Clearfield. "Medical Ex
aminer. Any informaiion mav be obtained from
. j.r.-A." T. SCitKYVEK. 'Agent.
Septcmber o. loj I. . . : . , ; .
s1:1
PLli.N .II) NEW STOKE. R. Shaw A
have just returned from the city vrilh an
entire new sto.k of Ooo-ls. vvhich they olfr for sale
on the v ery lowest tei ti.s. at the oi-l stand lately
occupied by A. M. Hills. West cud of the Mansion
House. CluarQuId. Pa- 1 heir s ock of goo Is has
been selected wi;h frt-at c.irc. and a better or
cheaper assortment vias never hi ought iuto Clear
field county.
They defy all compctilion. and invito the pub
lic to call and examine their goods. Every arti
cle is entirely new, and as cheap, if not cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere.
R. SHAW.
A. II. SHAW. .
June 27. 1854.
GOINi; IT ALONE. The undersigned hav
ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed by l'n tcli in & Swan. takes pleasuie iu informin.;
It's friends and the! puVd;, geucTaily. that ho has
ust received from 'he city "a spl-iulid assortment
of Lry Ge : !X II-i .!,-.:t! (;uee'i.sruic. Hats and
Caits. Hoots ami ShocS. ai t" ' very t t.ii.g cls-j usual
ly kept in a ebuuMy store. I e s. j.s wi.-'.ing -0 buy
cheap and gto-l Goods should not. forgot .h it h
is determined not to lc undersoil by any store iu
in the county. His mo to is --a nimble, penny rath
er than a slow sixpence." - ' -.
. ! . S. C. PATCHIN.
Glen Hope, July 5. 1S54.' - :
.T
AMES DIDDLE-GORDON -Attorney at. Law.
has removed his office to the room a.joining in
the East. Ihe 1'rug Store of Dr. ll. Lorn iu. and will
devote his Avuole attention' to tho practice of his
profession. He m.ly be cousuUe I iu ,l'- e -ir and
German. , .. .. pJunc 13.. ' 54. J.
H.
Bl'C'IXEi: SWOOPE.
a rroitxr.Y a t la ?r.
"V: - - . Clk vnrtr.t.n, Pa.
Two doors East of Journal office. L'p stairs.
Dee J . 18"jl.- r - .' '" - -
X? L. IJAKKETT, with WILLIM i')S, TAY
i Lidtt A C )..' WilOl.KLAB DEALKUS IX
iiioiSuw a id wo:.irtic u.if gMD', '
XorrrSfatkcrStrectr fcctwtren-tfceond an Thirdi
Sts.. Philadelphia. jllan. 17. 'oj.-ui.
iS. VAC
Alarktsl
M. ASHTOAi. Hill oiore. No. tl
ot St.. l'hiladelphia.- Hats. Caps. Furs.
Ac., of every varietyj and, the best quality always
unhand,:,- " J u- 15. IS 4-ly.
EO'ilGE Wi COL-LA j A V. - Conveyancer
and Laud Agent, Xo. 3. Goldsmith's Hall,
l'nil-idelphio. will f dthfally attend to all busiuess
entrusted to his care, .
J.UUC it.. lo-H.-.-, ,,, ',",".'
E, S DUNDY Attorrey-at-Law. Cle-vrfield. Pa
will attend faithfully to all profossional bu,
siness entrusted to bis care. Jane Li, 'j4.-Iy.
J.
B. .MeENALLY Attorney at Law. V Cffico;
nearly opposite Judire , Wright's Store. Clear
field. Pa.. practices in Clearfield an I " a 1 joinins
counties: " " J.'une 13. T54,-y. ,
C1 IE ABC LOTH IX J. A ttrge lot of Cheap Clo-'
thing. Men's and Covs. for sale cheap, by - -Juaelo,
'!. i - i :-. JIDSS0P A POTT ARF?."
1T LACKBEHRY BIIANIY, A cartatw cure
for
JL3 the Dy3oiitarj'. far sale by
1 Jiinn Itt -.vl r i:.1:-iai-,n I.
P0TTARFF
mnmiT.1).- FLA& YICTORIDUi?. The Ulood
fX . , Ked.Eanrer Coa's in triuu.ph.on the " J-'J Cor
Wr .orr," where A." M.- Hills has just opened the
cheapest rd iu'ot splen lid asiortmeiit' of Goods,
ever displayed lefoie tLis coirmuLi'y. aud exactly
adapted to their many and various necessities. .
Lvery viuic'y of Hats. Caps. Iloiinets. Boots.
?hoes, Clo;hs. Cassimeres. aai all o.j.-.-i kinds of
dry-goods ibatare uiaT-j touch il!s ,by any other
simi.ar articles. eivLcr iu beauty cf 3'.yle. quality,
or rice. ...'.' '..'""
"Also an cx;e'.ient assor'ment of Gto'ieri -s. nnr 1
ware. ftor.e and 0ueei.fl-.v..re.- wiib: f tLsy "artii!cs
ul if)fnitrri. ' - ' ' :!.':.-- . . - ; -.
Ha defies competi Jon. nr. 1 invites all persons to
give him a call at tho -OH Corvr," w hich h;.s trp
iy became the -liazair' cf Clearfield.
: .Every .attention will be shown to customers aud
risitois. and no pains will be spare 1 to send all
smiling away, loaded with bis beautiful and valua
ble irocdj, never surpassed in 'Clearfield.- -
. .......... A.M. HILLS. :
Clearfield. Jur.el5. lS5?-ly. :
, . 1 : 1 1 -i ; -
IN"
TLW-GOULS. AT THE CASH ST'niE, The
subs.'riber has jus: receive! a large and we.l
selected stock -of GO-IHS of almost, every descrip
lien suitable to the s:-'as.in. vvhich he is seliing ofT
at exiremely low juices. He respeclfuliy invi cs
the atttuiiou ofali who wish o b:iy good Goo Is a
:he lowest ptices. to call a: thes;gii of the "Cheap
est Goods.'
CouLlry r-roduce of almost every diserip.ioa ta
ken at muiket prices in exchange for goo.!s.
; persons wishing lo purchase, and reoeive a fail
eqi iv ,'er t for thair money, will da well to give
him a call.
Ecmeixberthc si.jVorth CHEAPEST .GOODS,
on M.-nkvt s rect, an t call and bo co.ivin.rc I that
.here istru-h iu the wo.ds thereon inscribed.
June J-". 1754. VM. i'. IUV. IN.,
A. M. HILLS, I: i'. OCice adjoia
j& ing Lis -tore. Cle irfiel 1. Pa. Ariifi
'UJy cial ceth. f.tm one to a ftill set. moun
ted in tue most approved modern s yle'.
"f illing, i i dug. and Cleaning done with cart
am! neatness. - - ' - '
'J e-e h extracted wi'h all thi care and dispatch
modern science can furnish.
Oi;. lili.I.S. can always be f jun I at his olacc
as he is now devoting his whole atteuiiou to .
profession. 1 '''" 14. '51.
LEBO'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL. X"- Is- Pouth
Sixth St. 1'hil. de'phia. The subscriber has
recently enlarged Hn-1 uiNs-l up hi hwuite. and is
tiow enabled lo compote suecessi'uily, wiih nny es
titbiisl.jueiit in the Ci y. His rooms are comfort
able tnd well venlilaled. and his table furnished
with the best iu the ui iik-.-r. He res;i- ;'fuily soli
cits the large ciicleof Lis Clearfield ftict-ds o give
him a call when they visit tLe ci'v.
JACJB G. LEB.
"June 13. 1 Vit. v.
T.W 1 1K31. PAT'iON A- HlPi'i.l. would
inform the I ub'tic that they have just opened
it new and splcndi 1 ass r'meni of Goo is of every
vaitety. at li e ol-t stan.l ot II. 1. 1'attos at inr
wtisvillc. At their store may be fouu t. almos'
cveiy h ng nd ipfed lo the r.tn:s and iiec-;s i ies ol
the people of this region, : Dress-goods. Lawns.
Irftcts. tiloves. Clo hs. Casaim: res. Clo hing. Hals
C;ps. Boots, chocs. Ac. Ac, of ihc be-ti oj-i'i.j- and
at fhe lowest piices.
"Also a splendid assortment of Hardware, Qucvns
wrre a:.d virocerirs.
'1 hey invite all persons to give thorn a c lil. ful
ly assoicd they wilt be able to render rnviio saodi
laeltor.. H. PATTOX",
E. A. HIPPEL.
Curwensvi''e. -fiirie 15. 151- y.
.Luall.t- il.c soienUnl i.utK ol Cio.ns.
ssimeics. Vesting.-., i 1 iir.mings. Ac recently
purchased by the f-ubscriVer. whicu hew:ll s-ill 01
m .ke up to order, iu the most fashionable and du
rab.c 111 inner, at Iiis stora iu -ita.T's ilow.'' The
n::ii?i iai and f: s' warranted No chargo fjr show
ing Lis ci.etp and beautiful goods.
lie would info.iu ihe tra l-i in Clearfield, that he
is ihc au;ho:iicd ag-ut for i'evo.e's London and
Paiis EasLioi.t.
TH03. SHEA.
.Tune 27. 1354.
J'jTall Ii J-SELT, & C 1 TAXXEllS A CllRUI-
EES. Pennsviile. Orampian Hills. Clearfield
Co.. Pa., keep constantly on hand zn excellent as-
s,r-nient of leather, which thev offer for sale at the
lowest cash prices.
July 15. 18)4.
nai&WM tuv 101 u
Cash paid for hi les.
ARRIS. 11 ALE A C Wuoi.p.s vt,r. Dat j -.hstm.
No. 250. Mai kct Street. Xor.h side between
s h an 1 s-vc:i!h. Ph-I ido p'.i 1 i'rag'. .Medi
cines. Ch.L icu!.-. Patent Me li.-ir.cs. Surgical In
struments. Druggist's tl ltissw-irc Window Glass
Paints. Oils. Bves. Perfumerv. Ac. Ac
JOHN" HARRIS. M. D.
J. SHAKSWOMD.
JOHN M. HALE,
E. li. 0REISOX.
June 15, 1754-1y.
E1V FIRM. HARTSHORN A MeCRACK-
t.N. have just opened a new and splendid hs-
sor'ment of goods of every variety, at the old
stand of D. W. R )JXi Ce"., Lumber city, Clear
field co.. Pa.
1 hey invite fhe publie 10 giv them a call, ar.d
feel Hssured they will Heablo tt rcu-lor entire sst-isf.ciii-n
Lumber. Hides. Bags. Grain, ar.-l all
o;her kinds of produce taken in exchange.
llhNI. HARTfH"RN.
August 9. 1 V1. TH is. M.'C'dACKEX.
TJ )0D & C Expensive lry-gools Dealers. No
i-JL IS7. Maiket St.. Pi.iiadeiphia. keep constant
ly 011 hand a large, splendid, au 1 cheap s ock of
the most fashionablo ar.d ologaut g 10 Is. They in
vite country Mcrchan's to c ill and t.mniua their
splendid assortment, beforo purchasing elsewhere.
.Inn: I . I S '. ' y.
B'cJ'.LviE - DelLAlXEf. A superior article o
llerego Delaines ia dress pat terns, at 25 cents
per yard, never sold in tLis county before for less
than 50 oicuts. at . ii So jP A "PO'i'TA KEF'S.
' un 1 tl. '.i4 . .
W.
T A. WALLACE, ATf ItNEY AT LAW.
oKi ;e Tiearly oppoi'.e the Court Ilous?.
Clearfield Pa., will attend faithfully to all business
eiitrusied to his care.
June 17. IS5L Iy ,"
y II. LARIMER Attorney-and Counsellor at
l Law. OtU-.-e with John L. Cnttle.'Leq.i next
door to Dr.. ii. Lorrein's Drug Store. Clearfield
Pa , .-.: ' I May 2i. 51-.y
)NRAI A
WALTON. Hardware Store. No.
J 255 Market Street.
Philadelphia. Hardware,
Iron. Nail's, Ac. of every description.
June I 1. ISj .-ly. ' - . -
i E0UGE J. W'EAVFJi A CO.. No. 19 North Wa
Vjf ter Street. Philadelphia. lei!ers in Carpet
cuain. Yarn. Mattiila aad ilemp Ropes. Bcd-sords.
Clothes lines. Ac.. Ac ( Inno 15. 18 -t y.
1 I t acks Salt, just
received at the Cheap
X VM7 More of
MdSoOP A PJTTARFE.
June ! 1. '54.
fTi IDLEMAX A HAYWAR1'
Wholrssle Oro-
JL3cers. Tcs Dealers
and Commission Merchants,
Xo. 273, Maiket Street, Philadelphia.
' " ' "-D BEIDELMAN,
; . : A. IIAYWAKD, .-
June 15.1S51-!y.
Cf TJirrels New Orleans ?u
r. 5t ixpencc per
wU pound, for sale at the Cheap Ptoie of
A. M- HILLS.
CJfONE WARE, of every ariery. chenp fir e ash
to at the Store of
.W. F. IRWIX.
June 14. '54
f an
narrels Fish, for sale at th i Chen tor
A fw of
VV. 1 . IKH'IJ.
Mine 14: 54
100
ita.rs of Coffee, just received and for fale
at tho Xew Store of A. M. HILLS.
: Juuo 1 t, '51
.--1-
?-( Oflfi EltillTEEX IXCII SIII.XGLE?
JiJfJJ of boat qaility. for ale at the Sign
of iho-iic-d Flag. Price SJ.50 per thousand.
June 27. IS54. ' . .. .' . .'-
V'ALL TAKE U 0BENSACK. Ho'oeos&cks
W f Wwris Syruw and Live? Pills for sale -'
June IS, '54.
MM0P POTTARFt.
AILY. a BROTHER,
Xo. Is. t l.eslit.t Eti4-ot.
i i7 Ti J LADE I A , '
Hare sow open a largo ,;tu.tiit cf .the Iawcet
Styles and colors of ' '
" E'ah Lnlisa VeUe. ' . : ;
" T6.;es :t,
Ia.-i-.ia.
i -
Jfe-ar 'ty!c " ' X-.-a"i
C A E. T E T 1 iV O S ,
OF . THEIR U 1 V'X IMP Oli T T10.X, JCST
" ' LJSDEP.
Also.a full fr?sor4mmtof Sunt-r rd Me-liric truaHty
A.MEKICA.N CAltPETI.VCS, "
. Many of which being their wit inatufactcie,
cau be recommended as .
fVcod Cirpi i:rs fern Low Price.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS" A CANTON MA1TTNG3,
of everv width and quality. .
B A I L V & B H 0 x ii E B,
IMPOUTEItS MAXtTACTrKEKS or CABPBTIXCS
lo. 2 2 C.heira: Streai, Philadelpiiia.
Ocj. 4,' IS54. fiia. -
A.
OAVENS-,
'Tvrose CTr, ' .. . : i
Ha
of
just opened a large and splendid asjorUnoat
NEW
'"GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
O; e e y ues.n ij wid rt uli'y,
which he is sj! ling off at the lowest pi is
cs rr
unotvn -iu tnis region ot Countrv.
imy-n ods. hauv tr ekxfvtake.
HATS eV CAPS. J )OTS A- Sf jES.
GAJCXHIUS A- C l.Vf '.'SCTlOXAKIES,
AT CITY TKICES.
He invites his Clearfield friends to give Lira
a call, ami exchange their r igs, luml er. shingles,
and every variety of produce, for the t tit-ESr
and best gooils. to bo ha i west of Philadelphia.
Feb. 2t, 1S55. ly.
IEIEir.SHUHt; IIOTEE: The subscriber
1 would infoiui his friends iu Clearbeid. and the
publie generally that be has eul.trgei nd rttittrj
iiis house, and is n .v enatiled to compete ucci
i'uiijy ii h any iio e! in the country. No pain
will be p tic.1 o render his guesj couiforrab'e.
- His ta -.e hhall always be supplied with ihe bet
the mat kct cau siflor I. and l is charges mojtra:.
lie rcsptc fu ly i .vi-cs his friends and o.hers U
give Liui a call. ' i-A V ID jOii NaT OX.
i'htiiosburg Jan. 51.1455.- 1 v.
mYKONE LIVEItY STABLE. The ub-
3L seribvr. h-.iviug removed Lis Livery Stalda
from Curwei:sv ille to lytoue Ci-:y. begs leava te
liis fiirnds hiid the pui:ij. that tie is at all lu-o
orepared to supply the:u with tl jrscs. a irri i ;ti.
iiuggies. and otlier vehicles oc Lire, at the moit
i eattci.AbI icrms. Inquire at the "City Hotel.''
JA.Mh:
CI.uWUiLl'-.
rvrore. .TrUTrT SI. 1".- mn.
CI44LUK
mer ter
ItV Tltlhl Av .'1L-.U . j i.u
rm of ibis itis.i uiion will cou:n:cnci oa
.Vioad iy. A;ril 'i he ioe.ili'y -f ihis !u i.u-
tioti is he-iiihful. pleasant. tud reared. .. Person.
male or feuiaie. desiring
lo pursue
1
tiiathctuaticil. or irregular course, wiil find viry
facility for impjovtmenr.:
F urther particulars obtained by addressing
il-:v. JOIIX M rv-;. Pri'iriptt.
:.I ir-h I!. '55.-4 .
Newirtr's
Al'L i
TAYLuit.-
:Tj. 2"5 J.'irl e' Jt;wt.
PHI Z Xh'.T tiTA.
ILito always on hand, at their VfLo'e sale ITiri.
hou.e. a large msir iuu,l of
the Xtwtst Stv'ctf
RT'T. SlOr. AXD S. HAW
niru F.JUEriX AXD
DOMESTIC.
All their good3, being of
their iiia diie,-. ln-
i-ort.ttion and Manufacture.
tr-ev ar cnabied le
offer superior inducement! to Merchant laying ia
their s.ock.
WM. W. PAUL.
N. O. TAYLOR.
Do-. I 1 x;a
S54k It.
y VIITIX, .MOKKELL & CO..
.Lute Ot.IVLii MAll'liX A OA
ii:ip-rters and J-e i:or iu I: u J . ' . "-
Mi A;;.c.)MiJS. y;.isHES. faxcyg' d ..a,.
N-. 2 i fr-h FotutA -t.ea. H u m.
M. T. MARTIN.
DAM'L J. MO P. RE LI.
loc 5. '54. J
CliAS. Ii. IIAMRICa',
o. !. rt i.'id.r.
aANOiiSOiT li. .VASTir.
Tjr or.-5Ex:oiJ wo:i
iX .MA iAZiXh AT SJ
r..-. Mvrni.Y
i'i-.ii ylai;. t
iio.se who rcnl the shrill so pron.j.tlr issuai evcry
A-otk by Dick -us, with tbough.ful appreciation,
k now how to prize it. vHouseho.d V'or ls" it a
uiodein journal for the people. -.I.vj:ed co;:t:na
sa'ojccts uucommonly treated, excellent in s yic,
in genius, in manner, and wonderfully ;Vrii: in
subject. The pi-:o; s are the right, length: iuy
c.h:bit woi.tlerftil variety and are attuned t a
h Jiuionious key and icia-irkable unity of t!T.-t. .
i'or the money, there. is not ihe equal of "iiousr
hold Words' "for s family jourcal. Pieasant s:-j-rks.
useful knowledge, gritcefui anccjotes. ch;rn.
iug ess'iys. afteruate in its p-ig-;s. It i no: 1.
ways co..veuie;jt to se.-aro a ci-jiy o." th wk:.r
issue on the arriv il of a steamer; iu or lcr to erj-y
regnlarly this deli ;htf:i! work. wadvisoar roa
ders to possess thenisedves of the Labds-iR weulU
'y reprint of MsElrutn A ilaker. who brii g out
-ilousohold Words"' vri.h cotciuo. Ttble puna na'i
ty. at Now-York. Erelsrbk Paikr. 35 Was'uiov
ton street is-tho Boston aged. Ujxta.-t Trju
eript. I he articles, both ia s'yle and thought, are fr
superior to tho trash that o?rupiei the pages rf
mitiT of our popular uragaziLis. Xrur Vari
Atl-i.
The above are but a few cxtrac's from r.ucserrrs
notices of tho prt-ss lately received. 1 Lose who
wish Household Words will receive it ruoLiLiy ty
mail upon remittin
the subscription prior. Spe-
ciinen numbers sent on receipt ol
re rea poetse
stamps.
Aug. 2
McELRATH A RAKER. Publisher.
17 Spruce st.. New Yo; k.
E.iIOVAjL.. B-'ivi-n. 11. Ui lii.tvo A o.m.S.
importers ar.l Manufacturers of City a.ii Ea.strt-
mile UJOTS an t SllUES. alt-o every variety of
French and Englirh e-hoe Eastings. 1'atei.t Loatit
er. Kid aul Calf ;kii s, hoo La-ces, liallor.s. L'ind
iags A j. Ac. suitable for iaatiifc'urers. i
ilio. Foreign and 1 omi-stic fira and Silk Toa
nets. Leghoru. Panama and Palm Leaf Hats." Ltg
Itsh. French anJ Auielicau Artificial Flowers, i-'ii
Si.k. Straw Trin.niitigs. A., Ac. Ac
Having removed to our new Store, No. 15S A IW
Mai kct Street, below 5th, bouth tide, up stairs, rs
invite your attention to our large and varied Moik
of Straw tiro is. toe's ai-d Sloes, which we are
preparing for the approaching F'all Sales. . .
All our G-.ods being exclusively of our own di
rct Importaiu sud Manufacture, wc feel aond
dent that our facilities are such that we can offr
vou ir.ducetr.er.ts as regards variety and prices ot
Goods, unsurpassed by any house iu the conutry.
JiOtvlbK. B:tJlHERS A JONL.".
7or. 1S54-- y-
P!i i la. I e'pli i.t .
JVEW LIVEHt. H'HSLS. CAKi.lAGta aso
ll oL;ii.ill. FOR HIRE. ILe subscribers would
inform those wl.o desire to fee aecummoda'ed with
Horses or buggies on leajouable lernis, that they
c:n always be obihii-ed ou upplicatioit at their Sw
b'e or the Goo J JiiU-iit Lo cl. in Cuiweisville.
- FLEMMING A FOtsTLR.
Curwensvillc, Jan.- 31,. 1855. 'izb. -
tTAVC YOT SEEN SAM? The subscriber
tJLrtould it-fjim -his old f.ieLds and the public
generally, that Le slid .continues ta keep a houss
of ciitcrtaii:weut iu New Wnst-iug ou. wherebes3
whtcallwi h biiu will receive every atteutiau.
and bo made comfortable. -
Gooti stablir.g. and every other conveLiciice for
horses on the premises., - DA VID S. P. -I'aNi--
New WTashiugtt,0.'jar.. 31, 155.
1T57-ILLIAM S. HAN5ELL A
SOX. Maui-f ta-
1 T turers aiid Importt rs of S
Icry, inl .-ad-
dlery Hard were. No. 2i Ma.ket Sireet. Bbilalel-'
phirv. . Sa.ldl;s. Bridles. Harness. Trunks. ;Whip,
Saddie Bags.' Bridle FtllLng. Bi. Stirrups. Bu.-klM,
Carpet Bags, eet. " " tJnne 15 s'r-
CXUTiOS. V.I persoi-3 are hereby cautic-ced
against purcrjasir.g. or In any. way meddMrg
with a two bore wtgon scd a ' pair ef bob e?
now ia the possession of P.-IL IPooz, as the said
ertybilongs ,0 -M&gL-
September 21. 1 :- ....
ArT LANE A O. -Wholesale Clotbisg Ptr
. v, iti. Vii-knt Street. , ET?r rietrf
J ,eadTmde Clotting, to tie most fashientble ry
i r .. . 1 -i - it.. ix ,.vai.
onstantiy on ouu. t '
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