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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06
SE0RPIARaunIEHT:

1850 SAolt&4 At<G UGIEifz Is .t--f-ls . -
Axiom. lst., / exist, Isl y1 s -srtEaof
2ndI Existence cannot be generated from
no,i-oxis stence; or something cannot be pro-
dnesed from nothing.s sdi szsda s9aiq s1a 1i
III TheFe1oFe there must be an igvER-ExIsTf.Sr
-wiIoisiiufinipe and eternal, and is the Auther
of all finite Jexistencies.o }oge gI5d sf )
That Erer-Existent must, OF necessity, pos
sess infinite Love Wisdom. and Power, and is
what we cali God. q 81 sg1IH zis4,tas os p
Love. Wisdom and Power, arc not abstract
qualities. but belong to person. Con Is A PER-
sos. sd5 sz4cu 5efit hTHaas e5sfeI eds visaq
One ininity cannot produce another, there
cannot beIrnore than one ininity. ssI
= lnfinitya can and does produce fnities ad
infaifuna, for existence without activity is
contradiction. ,aafiisz zuz i lfs9 .gsIe sal
To say there is more thanison infinite per-
son, is to say there is plurality of infinities.
ghice is an alJSurdityl. 11z hsg9ae 1o sneis s
% DGsfAL OF LIFE AF4sR DEATa.- When
man is of such character as not to believe IN
a life after death, hemust needsalse disbelievs
the existence Of any internal, spiritual and
celestial principal OF this character are they
who hive Immersed in mere lusts, in conse-
quepce OF living TO the world and the flesh espe-
oially where the desire is sunk in filthy ava
riee--.9. c. 1900 = aal9i ats So.
-fito sHoalE-lL- L-Ll-o-~~----l-A-----4.s elioilaa
~ 1t : much easier 10 discern error than
3olfiRd truth; the former lying on the surface
is readily eived-theIatterr repososi in depth
whenee4loc every one can eaIl her fertli.i 81
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'.-'--' '.'-'.' '.'.'.-.' - 49, -
Esif ~f f7rusE
l5 i-si ir3ss5 & sa
- IS 1aene,ay, and the -9ots rf5rsssat the
huadrei ana tscaty pisces artillery Thich
defended his line. He was,s moreover, en-
trancded and u wide -n,oTass l.. his front gave
him. M s,l5iit ::.y5s1E src1iritr. 5ass'.a
His ezceliency for moment surveyed the
line, and then sai5. .turainy round TO one o.
,fis aidss-de-caa1p, 'sOrdereup MajorGcneTai
Tihil5r md the ceyzlry.' aal5
.:Hcrs. does your eZcel!ency meaQ 70 SAID
tbs ades-ds-camp, surprised fpr the enemy
had perceived US and the csaa5a-balls acre
flying about as thick as peas. o, ~. i-.s
here, Sirs''2 = said the Ella general, stampipg
w.th his loot.in passion, ana the a. D. C.
shrugged his shoulders and galloped ava va
In Eve minutes we heard the trumpcts in Our
ca9p, aG3 in twenty more the greater part Of
the cssalGg had ,jqiped.ps. 9.,-E
Up they came, five thousand men, ,thair
standsr3s aapping in 3Re' air, their long Ines 6f
polished Jack boots cleaning IN the sunlight.
;;.ind aQgrWe are here., said .Hajpr7Gqaera;l
Sir Tbeophflns Thinker, .stfhat next 80 2 fsli
20 d -. it, !" said tFe cbnna1der- -in-chfef,
charge, charge-nothing like Charging gal
loping-gans-rascalIyb black cksco4ndrcls-ehar
charger aud then turning to me- (perhaps he
was glad to change the conversation,) he said,
.Iieutenant Gahagap, you will stay, with me-
And well for him 1 did, for | donot hesitate
to say, that the battle svds gained By nae do
not mean to insult the reader by pretending
that any personal exertions of mine turned the
day,--that killed, for instance, regiment of
cavalry, or swallowed battery of guns,
absurd tales would disgrace both the hearer
and the teller. 7, is well known, never say
a single word which cannot be proved, and
hate more than all other vices the absurd sin
of egotism; 1 simply mean that my adrice to
the general, at quarter past two O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day, won this great tri-
tilabh 1orthe British army.a1 5 tHz2ss 5fg
Glefg, AfiIl, and Thorn have all told the tale
OF This war, though somehow they have omit
ted all mention Of the hero oft. Gen. Lake,
for the xiGtory of,that day. became Lord Lake,
or Laswsfee. Laswaree and who fersooth was
the real conqueror Of Laswagee 7 can lay my
HAND upon my heart, and sag that L was If
any proof is wanting of the fact, letlme give it
at once: and from the highest nlilitry testi-
mony il tie World, mean that of the
EaPBHoH NApoLzoN. 5av sdf
In the n, orth of March, 1917. I was passsn-
ger on board the Prince Regent, Captain Har-
ris, which touched at St. Helena. On itsSRaSs-
age from Calcutta to England In company
+ith fils-efhsr ofitegs iib0sFd she Sis Egaid
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low doyou get along with your arith-
metic ~ asked a father of his little boy.
ssI'ye ciphered through addition, partition,
tion, fallucinstion, darnation, amputation, ere
alton, and adoption." He'd do for an engi-
neer on a sShort Line Railroad., 9l-
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ohtst rs be aIly54Eep friends ~ thcr Founti .ls,
However tiae aYg5 lay have shadeNed our lot,
! When Tie rose-traided Inks of Election have
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INDEPENDENcE.-We like independenee.-1
We like to hear a man express his honest con-
riction on any and d'every subject on which he
may have occasion 10 speak. 4 riaa4fho is a
mere echo Of Some leading. politician, some
distinguished divine or some shrewed laanei-
er7--whose religious. sentiments are the senti-
ments Of his churcl.-his political views fec
sinlilq Of his patry organ-who listens with
open mouth and glaring eyes to those whom
accident, has elevated pecnniarily,7a little
above himself not daring to utter an opinion
which does not fully coincide with that com
ing from such a source, may ind appropriate
spheres in this world; sbut the moral and intel
isefdaf condition of the community e4iIl not
beagreatly improved by anything be deres to
do or say. sts 50 -
u
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Let the laughter Joy echo bosoms,
As the hun q the ice Ger the midsummer
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Oh : let Us ee.happy. when moments of meeting
4 Bring those 10 our side who illnInine eyes:
And though Folly. perchanec shake a bell at the
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~sy tss.s Gu FRIDAY StM aS' H. Wish, Chairman.
rseN.s c; AeroS }vise- Chamen.
W. W., u s ssSrS' soere'Al'''.
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ne n1 81 n RcPuthean Electors OF The hf5t war WI
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HG1roa, on the s,h Juy. 1855 Isaac o.
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Nsv,rheI 1855, and eon'nne Win ii '0'ee Anu 'H'' "N
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General Cer,snistrc Of pcmecrauc Wns ' H"ast
Menus Il Committee VIII ec hcid NC n,Ve
-, en- FRipAY ENFNING sept lSa' a. SIoeA'
Nay use-s gu JAMES II. WELSH, Chairman
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Il MILLERs, MACpINISTS. 6c-for SALE or 70 LET
in Wi liar sbursh, the valuable "HARF PROPERTY sad
BUILDINGS situate the Of IL, ans south Sd Sta,
with dock frontage Of 10 feet water tight Of 10 feet IN ir9nt
anil pth OF eQla the sges, class Of vessels Inc
buildings Of sub An character the msn ono
IN hight 0SjO feti connected herewith but inss
t machinery; the whole well suspted Tor manufa turing or
stoaxs purposes Terms Of sac unusually OnehLfo OF
the purchase money uay remain Tor years per cent tbs
bAarce in cash or portion Of good real estate Apply To
MOSES ROBINSON, Of L. st and WShinst9n It, or
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Chances for Bnsincss alrr.

4 FOUNDRY doing good home and New
~ Va so. IN, =. H., sALE ebr.p ,he c,yuer hsvir
other calls upon hs time. APry 90 l.. ARNOLD, o. IN
Foundery No 81 Mainst Poushkeep.ss.
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vcS SVR or y N nc I !
,,,i,Ned % the departure ef esSh Nal Steamer tsS
srssi u ~ psF AMMAN, r'stsSe tnei"NeO S"t' w
IA ccse>
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The Members of LHfay cite Lodge No. o - free epS'
80 IN ace dsnee the regulsr meeting 20 be hela rms
u.s. sv) EVENING, the Masonic Temple corner oioone
lSu,iueSs iuPprt~nce viii he brought before
- n.ssr. Rv erler. W. IRVING ADAds. Secretary.
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N,,hth Ward Republican, acknowledged
80. ~ n, RfpuHhcau Electors OF the heht ward WI
he Mercer House corner Ct Breome end MerceIstS
~ ip.Y kVFsIN Se9i 1875 for the cleo ION OF t1ree
~ s.,es 70 the ReyahcAn CcniIal CoI zoe OF to Wy
.rs CcsufV cf <ew.NoIk W NJ IT'LL F0No1''
D.NNNCE :. NISSAN SceEetA7v.
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4 GRADUATE, who has for i've years con
dre,sd he C!ascL Department OF ii)uIishies ,ehs
his eiiy SssIes situation as PARTSER O toHEa In
frt.class Schooi. Addres. 4 NJ, hrlb1nc ohce
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COTT0N MILL for SALE, to CLOSE an Es-
ELOUR MILL for SALE or to LET.-The

i ,elk known FLOUR MILL ct Mstteywsn, Datchcss
County n. " containing three runs OF wone- sosd homs
nl,rke,. and superior water power. Inquire OF j. D.
sCIlEkCh, No. 1853 G,cenwiohsL orc 80
SAMUEL II. SCHENCk. NAttoswan, " T.
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NrW YORK TRlbuNE
rur NEW.NoRK vRInUNE

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tbs city well established Including the entire store sturo. and
furniture the premises G profitable oonfinu-
ancr OF the business wkh yields 100 400 weekly Osins
her immediate the syerser 10 adgeed ts
write this notice Address for three days. A. B. Se~York
Poss Ofhoe.
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NV L u u I'M VAV'ITCIIOVU
w TEACHER At tho Hopedils Juvenile and Colorsi
Home School Tor the Winter Term, commencing Nov. i
She he teach tho higher English branches
higher ahemAes Lsiin French and German possessed Of
dpoon have decision Of char and govern
BY Kindness directed BY wisdom talent fr, and soma
Mu,ic and Drawing will be add ional
Address stating f1rmer experience qgtinoe-
lions, references, salary expected, Sc NJ L. BLOOM Hope
dale Milford
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CORRESPONDENCE.

that Oh. c. Raboteau Esq, has consented to deliver
an address before the Raleigh Typographical Society,
at its first Anniversary TO be held on the 18th inst
RALEIGH, Sept, 1, Is 5.
DEAR Sir: We, the undersigned were appointed
committee to select speaker to deliver an address
before the Raleigh Typographical Society, at its first
Anniversary, on the 18th inst.
The committee have selected you to be the speak
er on that OCCASION and hope you will do them the
favor to accept
Yours very respectfully,
j. w. CHADWICK,
w. I. WoABLE,
A. DIG. TuMBRo, Committee.
j. n. BUNTING,
w. w. WHITE.
To CH. G. RABoTEAu, Esq.