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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29
HARRISBURG, April 18th. IS

DEAR JOURNAL IL last week gave you the
action of the House in relation to the sale of
the Main Line of our Internal Improvements {:
and also gave data TO show that the Main Line
was source of continued expense to tbeState.
/ showed that 1t would be wiser act te give
ii away, than TO retain it TO eat up the taxes
paid by the honest yeonanry of the Common
wealth. Now let us look at the other side Of
the question.
The American Republican party have made
the sale of the public works a part of their
platform. The Locefoco party have always
hitherto opposed the sale, because il was by
these they fed their retainers, and rewarded
their sycophants, and in great measure con-
trolled the foreign catholic vote. Seeing now
| that the day of their doom is coming, some of
them are making virtue of necessity, and are
going in for the sale OF the Main line. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company are very anx-
lous TO get possession of the State road from
Columbia to Philadelphia, to complete their
line of road from Philadelphia to Pittsbure
This Company care nothing about the Canal,
only, of course, they do not want it there as a.
rival to their road. The Penn'a Railroad Com
pany are also very anxious TO be relieved of
the tonnage tax, which is increasing every
year. The Tonnage tax the last year was very
near 900, or one quarter OF million OF
dollars. This is the interest on five millions
of dollars at five per cent, the rate at which
the company are TO pay TO the State. For
this five millions, or what is its equivalent, the
tonnage tar, the company only pay one and q
half millions. This is wrong; it is bad poll
cy. This tonnage tax which the company now
pays to the State, would pay the interest on
the amount the company would have to nav
for the whole line. If the company buys the
road (and there is no doubt but she will) then
the property of the company is to be relieved
from taxation. This is equal TO 100000 per
annum. The Penn'a Railroad from Columbia
10 Harrisburg is very valuable, and is proba-
bly, worth together with the locomotives and
machinery, machine shops, and other proper
ty going with it) the whole amount to be paid
for the whole line. Now, the objection have
to the bill is, it gives the Penn'a Railroad
Company all the advantages bidders at the
sale. II the highest bidder should purchase
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"BIRDs or A FEATHER, FLOCK TooETHrR."-
We observe that the LocofOco papers copy
with evident satisfaction, articles from the
Daily Ners, paper which last fall, whilst a.
vowing, as it now does, hostility to Locofoco-
ism, opposed the Union Electoral Ticket, and
is now engaged in bitterly abusing and vilify-
ing the candidates of the American-Republi-
cans. We also observe that the '.side-door"
leaders have fallen wonderfully in love with
the Locofoco politicians, in whose company,
"cheek By jowl," they can be found at almost
any time, and doubtless in very short time
they will be acting zealously with the Slave
worshipping Sham Democracy, who seem to
have almost as warm feeling for these politi-
cal "whippers-in" as they have for Southern
negro drivers. Just mark this, if you please.
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~ RI V T. K VI L N.-THE CoLIMRIa
IL PIER COMPANY has erected Pier in the
River. opposite Columbia, about 400 feet in length
200 yards from the shore. and 200 yards below the
Columbia Bridge. for the hitehiBg and securing OF
Rats Arks &c, and Of capacity sufficient TO hold
securely, and at any stage of water. any numb
OF crafts likely TO stop here st any one season.
The depth of water immei lately around and at
gseat distance in every direction from this Pier
at low stage. is seven feet; that there Is not
the slightest danger Of becoming fast aground at
any time By running in the usual course to the
oridse- and then heading out. the Pier can be
reached by crafts without the slightest difficulty
A second Pier is about being erected short dis
tanee below the present and is expected 10 be
so FAR completed as to be ready for use during this
Springs business.
One or more competent persons viii be employ
Rats, Arks &c, delivered to them: and strong ca
bles provided. 10 secure the fleet left in their care
The charge for fastening TO the Piers the prcsent
season. viii be one DoRk4r far any sssq> s,gs ,-
eeefi5t one ssaeE and Fly cents for each z!Si-
AolfGf u---E Or portion Of q sreek
This, the company feel sssarci. viii be the very
best and most advantageous landing on the river
No property landing here need be N olestei or get
aground and be sacrificed on account Of a sudden
falling Of the water: but can remain here s@cure
whilst the owner may be trying to sell in the va.
rious markets to which he has access and be ran
leave here at any time and at any stage of water
with his property, if ne can DO better in another
market, either by river. canal, or railroad-for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or any Of the various
markets Notwithstanding his own time in which
10 do so. GEORGE RnGIF
Columbia, April 20, 1857 Superintendent.
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The Fayette Standard says that the Locofoco
press ought not to make so much fuss about i
charge of adultery against Kalloch, whom they
call "Black Republican Preacher" so long
IS Brigham Young is a member in full stand
ing in their party, and Bernheisel, his delegate
at Washington, has his Democracy endorsed
by being allowed to participate in the inaugu-
sation ceremonies at Washington.
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NOTICE.-The stockholders Of the Tyrone aud
Clearfeld Railroad hereby notified that
the seeonI instalment Of ave dollars a share was
payable on the first Of March last. a thi install
ment OF five dollars share will be due on the lst
of May next; fourth instaIInent Of FIVE dollar.
share on the lst of June next; fifth instalment
of FIVE dollars q share on the lst Of Jnly next a.
greeably 10 resolution OF the Board Of Managers
As the company have now large force Of mon at
work. 1t Is absolutely essential TO the prosecution
of the work that the stock be regularly paid
JAMES I. LEONARD
Clarified. April - 1857 Treasurer
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THE ScALPEL.-We once more find this well
come quarterly visitor on our table. The cd
itor had changed its form and printed it
monthly for short time, but has been induced
to again change it to its original form. 1t is
{. ."-ich. rare and spicy" periodical, original
in every respect, and will delight any one who
peruses its pages. 1t is published by Dewitt
Davenport, New York, at $ per annum.
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all that the Penn,a Railroad company purchase
at their bid, and the additional and hall
millions of dollars, with ike advance on
their part, then the Main line could certainly
be sold, and at an advance of some millions
of dollars the minimum price set by the
Legislature. The Senate may make the bill
less objectonable-can'f say. ''There is q
power behind the throne stronger than the
throne ITSELF" Yours truly, CuJrs.
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The Irish carried the day among the Phila-
delpnia Democracy, and nominated M'Grath
and Logan for the two most important offices
at the May Election. The American born
Democrats don't like it, but can't help them
selves, for over half their party in the city are
could coun;hrymen-'' The Americans and
Republicans of the city have separate nomina-
tions-but must unite, or be kept under their
present mosfniserable rulers.
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The AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL of Pennsyl-
vania held meeting at Altoona on the 10Th
April, and, as we see stated, by vote of "a
yeas to Is nays, ratified the nomination of
Hon. David Wilmot. Those individuals who
have all along SO strenuously contendeG that
.hey were bound by the ruling action of the
crdsT, will now either have to support the
ticket, OF aGmit that their professions are mere
hollow preience, and that they can only be re-
gsrdcd as allies of the Locofocos and Jesuits.
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THAT's So!-The Locofoco papers are pub
fishing letter from ''Gerrit Smith, the great
abolition apostle,' in which they say 'he sus-
tains the decision in the Dred Scott case as
perfectly sound and logical.'' Exactly SO |!
Last fall we contended that the ultra Aboli-
tionists we're with the Democracy, and here is
sa .c.no~ ieJs < eneni OF the fact by themselves.
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= o VI T. Il III L v G E W
- LEATHER AND HIDE STORE.

~ LEATHER AND RIDE STORE.
IFssi End Of Spring Creek Bridge, Che4psiGe
effe f0nfe. PeRa's.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has just opened Leather and Hide Store at his
Tannery establishment IN Betiefonte, where he
will keep constantly on hRnd-a good assortment of
Leathers, &c, rs follows :-Oak Tanned Sp1Hi.a
Sole Le1ther, Hemlock Sp4Risi Sole L,atk,r.
French CGif-skiMs. B>ifJt-s LeGfheF oil T,gun,l
L1cisiC Lezflser, Sy'iif Lezzle,, Patent French
CGLl-skiBs, MaefrzS Boot SKINS, Re- Rs7Dls and
Pax LiniRgs. C1rs Bfn4iugs GH3 Cater KIS
T1ussry OIL. ALSO PkaSteriJss- hair Cspp.y
Reefs and Bars IhT>1d, BFisties aE{Yaz. and
al kinds Of Tools. Lasts dc. for Shoc-4 sksrs.
To MACHINISTS.-Fo the convenience Of Ma
ohinists Of all kinds he will keep on hand a good
supply of Patent Riyeted Stretched Leather Belt
ing Straps FROM to - inches wide which he will
sell at city prices.
CASH paid for all kinds OF Hides and skins
lGT The above articles have been carefully &C.
lected. and are the very best quality but cali sad
examine, and judge for yourselves.
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
Bellefonte. April %. Is5T-tf
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PursAN's MoSrHLY.-The May No. of this
excellent periodical is on our table. The pub
lisbers seem determined to make it the best
monthly in the country, and in our opinion
are succeeding in their efforts.
Household Words, are also before US, and
Ssintersstins and entertaining As usual.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29

AN APoLoeY.-We were last week unayoid-
ably prevented from issuing the Journal, our
supply OF paper having run out entirely and
3 lot that we had ordered having been delayed
on the road until after publication day. Some
of the matter in this issue was intended for
interest
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29

- The property occupied by Porte r 4 Brother in
Brady township, near Luthersburg. will be sold
low as the owner CO ntempla,es removing westward.
The pottery is in good order and has connected
with 1t about 60 acres Of land. about one half Of
which IS in grass the balance in wood There is
new two story dwelling and sufficient ,tablinr
and sheds on the place Good material for the
manufacture Of stone ware and abundance Of coal
arc on the property For terms apply TO
Apr29- /. j. GRAMS. CIearfeld
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JUrGE TASEY.-This celebrated Judge, who
is said to be firm believer in Witches, Ghosts,
and miracles through the power of Roman rel
ics has effectuaily stultified himself in the late
decision delivered by him in the Dred Scott
case. 1t seems by the record, that in 1S43 he
decided in n similar case that slave could not
only sue for his freedom in the Supreme Courts
Of the L. s. but that he could also establish
the fact and gain his cause, Judge Taney
having himself affirmed the decision Of the
District Court in the case of Greenfield, by
which the slave obtained his freedom. But
this was before the party had taken its position
on the nationality Of slavery. 'sFacts stub
born things" and it is not only humiliating
consideration, but fraught with danger to our
dearest rights, to find our Supreme Judges pam
dering to the influence OF partizan warfare,
and we venture to say that this unrighteous de-
cision has detracted more from the high res
pect entertained for that tribunal, than all
the decisions that have ever been pronounced
by the Supreme Courts of the United States
since the commencement of our national exis-
tence.-Nontour .9n1ericGD,
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CLEARFIELD, PA, APRIL 20, 1857.
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COUNTY MEETING

A meeting OF the American Republicans of
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HOUSE in Clearfeld Borough, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING" MAY Goth, Court week.
Hon. JAMES I. Hale, SAMUEL LSs, Esq, and
others, will address the meeting. MANY. I.
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nRPIIANS' COURT SALE.-By virtue Of
~ an order Of the Orphans Court Of Clearfeld
county. there will be exposed public sale in the
borough Of Cledrfeld. on Tuesday the 18th day Of
May. Court week the following described lots 10
wit: Two lots, Nos u aud lis, in the borough of
Clearhcid having erected thereon good dwelling
house and large shop. &c. bounded NORTH BY Cher
Try street east by Third street south By an alley
west b. lot No. :. For terms apply 10
l. H TURNER, Admir-.
Clearfeld. April %. 1857.
n b. A lot OF Carpenters tools will be sold o.
the same day. at the above named shop.
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ELoPExESr or A PRIEsI.-The grand vicar
of Meaux, France, recently eloped with one of
his fair penitents. Mad'lle Yacquerin by name,
and one of the most beautiful girls in the place.
What makes the affair so terrible Just at this
moment is, that it forms one of the accusations
upon which Yerger based his proofs Of the cor
ruption of the clergy. The young lady, who
has refused the most brilliant offers of rnarri-
age, and who is possessed of large fortune
in her own right, has, by the advice of her
paramour, who is supposed to have been her
lover ever since she first attended his confess
sional, five years ago, only waited until her
coming of age and the transfer of her money
from the hands of her relations into her own,
to take this extraordinary and decided step
The fugitives have landed in England-and
the vicar has written to his bishop, threatening,
on the first sign of prosecution or annoyance
on the part of the ecclesiastical authorities, to
issue public confirmation of all the "horri-
bic calumnies" which we're suppressed in
VerSer's trial.
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IGy-In Paris ladies wear daggers at their
girdles. In America they wear them in their
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New Advertisements. A
LOOK HERE!

bacon, FLOUR, and SALT. just received and
II > for sale Mt the Corner Store.
Curwensville. April 25. WM- IRWIN.
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State Central Committee viz:
LENUEL ToDD, Chairman.
Simon Cameron, Joseph Casey,
John J. Clyde, George Bcrgncr.
John VI. Sullivan, William ID. Kelley,
Joseph B. Myers, ]. NJ. Sellers.
Henry White, James Edwards,
Lindley Smith, J. B. Lancaster,
7. G. Elliuaker, Jacob L. Gossler,
III. l.. Benner, Edward c. Knight,
David Newport, Edward Darlington,
Wm. III. keim, Wilson Cowell,
Peter Martin. T. J. Worth
Peter ). Michler, Samuel Z. Dimmock
Thos. Z. Cochran, David +. Small,
+. G. Mcpherson, b. Rush Petriken,
John Penn Jones. W. p. Miner.
John Laporte, J.. p. Williston,
u. Gillespie, c. B. Curtis,
John y. Purviance, d. l.. Eaton,
Robt. p. Mcdowell. d. f. Finncy,
John II. Wells, J. r. Edie,
T. J. CoTcy, Al. Fuller.
John Covode. Robert ". Palmer.
Joseph Shantz.
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DAR IRON and CHAIN PUMPS. for sal.
- cheap at the Corner. WIN. IRWIN.
apl25 Itt 81 HM
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The President of the late American Repub-
liean Convention has appointed the following
State Central Committee. viz:
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A NEW SUPPLY of COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR.
IA and BEST SYRUP MOLASSES. for sale at ib.
corner IapI25l wMs IDyIN.-
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VlO IvERMEN N.-THE coLr,

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ana It lbs September terra oE ne Dss5saes
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|before the noFnlng u the sscoaad = say y
the February tern oE the Daafrie1 sassass y
saaiA ezsankx{Eg b. began ana hsaa II -
Eefsy OF CoSncii BIaAs On the afst Aonaasy
In February, A ID 1858, iudgmeist WIN %
RENDERED against you thereof.
FRANK STREET
Atty for pas6,
Ordsrud pahllahed In taa Cornell hlatss
Rugia Eour wsaks by tbs DisEri1 Iotsfss
aa ths September tarns ss55. -.
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clsFk.
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8lAme = vraa NPaga

i have Oh band d large aamxs d thn ahosa
hsanda, goassssIng ~ tires AaAd, oval, ir3
ssals Kpwnd, square, stake hQOp, hoEse alaee
AID SAB EFefi gE all ss5sas aaeS an asset
sasgss "a Eskssbasgh Ifaa.
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eeasastiag ag xaumas eQasga. aetaxmn aaA
at east steel, Engifah BLISTER aseel, Ger
n4an steel, toe-eogk steea ana pIow stcel Of
various ssass, also q akeck 81 nail Eea AID
fcEgsahogss sspsss whisaE sAeg at Isw
agarss. G. j. FOX.
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4 haFa q tai aaaalsg q benEh Ard ma9uaa~
4 ing pianss. SAWS, ham@agas hatshskss
had sasd Bread axes. 4axes, Squares, beg-
els CAlssass waasEssy tsdsmaMg eahsaaw y Epag-
- aagag and aasgsF hisss mases aa6 hlEas
hdElow amgsgss draw kaiEes, plamhg $50 iew-
eie aageA, spoke slaves, augef and shiaea
hanales. e8nagasaes, eaiireEs Taseaa aEE, al
%, bssek, paaaseging aisd se1sasE AFswsia,
stpas hamsmsEs ard sled Ia, newew ! 9earhes
maIisshas wraaehss, box srfapeFa, nail
claws, aud vaFaeey sf asAaf tesIa too au-
uasssas ~ msaaies, sii u sass bsx4 quality
saa#a# q 81. A. FOX
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BY Clandlns r. n Porter living In
Caas Township, Casa c0uaky, iowas Co
the 2Iat day o. Nosemhsg, 1856 GA pair
Of spotted exsF, red and white. On ths
right ear Of ene u swallow fork, "a the
other ex, an under slit; one OK Is larger than
the okher. Said oxsn ara aheat three years
old--apppaiaed 1T s66 by d. .. CaEsys
l. NJ Rcsa and Henry Reynolds, before II.
smikA, d Juaeie@ be ne Peace, ~ aas& EaWa
ships em the Hkh day Of Dseslnbeg. 1857.
Ihsrshy certify that the foregoing is .
trus eopy syesa the I Essray Book
CHAs. BALDWIN, Clark,
Lsswia. Dec. ia. s5T. aw
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CURRENCY wANrm.

uTE win ssll goods nj tis l0waag gaaA
w Fstss, AID Eeraisa CaTgSney ak Par Ill
alIow q Premlam oF Taaeanka III Co. -
Silver. Our Stoek az Agricultural Knsmss~
meaks ID unsurpassed % AaY Ii tbs EARv.
WswIi1 also allow ne aAana facilities s.
parties i&fiaaaiag 10 paxeaaasn grait. sAsssss.
and uraAssaasai trees and ahrab6egy, IL
whAea we have zaoga Aaaam ane huraagea
khenasHnl aolaaras waEsA. aesAv seg sale
aad dsIEwesys
JOHN sEGsEsaksgsN q BR0.
90 ne susaaaky paneas aasessssang ees
~ VAN please insaEs the above ora meath.
Get. 25sv4w y. D. M BRO.
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part q Bin Slsa Mss4see gaeeks aslH Is 80.
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butts, ukrap . e Eaasnms laas eng Il -
tag hangsa and faatgnipgna @aka AEasaaa barn
palls, whatteg llfss ard - AtAh8 aaa&
naassa, dFmwas hsnaa gnsasa assiI Aaas
kolks. shaia hoaka, hEaas 60 baaka. sasA
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sasdgaa tamxa, xasgs @mEvaa, &c.. als0,
g5gikaa aB1 AmUgiraM Aassa maAl8, OF the
Hardware stogs IL = FOX.
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AesmbAaaE asoek nE Eat bass Vi, II raaaa
De- uaaA saws square, punEmA Hsaopgh azsa
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