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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
Y. q a n L
AND
RNING FLUID,
MANUFACTURES BY S. CORNING d Co., 76 RfvRR
STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
Terms, Cash, Current Funds.
&c per cent per ga lon lly the
sew YoRk PRoDUeE MARkET-Iaa. .

ID ley TELEGRAPHl
Four-Lim.ed demand but puces have advanced l0c;
sales 5000 hbs SS,l as for superine State; S55Oo
for State; 52535 for suDerEue western; 50 80
(1l6 Is for TO medium WESTERN SG2OG
S6 40 for shipping brands round hoop OHIO the
Sc 1lT 10 for common to choice extra Small sales Of
Rye dnr S35J9l25 Buckwheat Flour steady at S2S7
az 6e ~ loo rs. ---.r-
whsst-8Isket very firm; ses Of 1900 bus at sc for
unsohud Chicago spring. SI25 for mixed sestsrn 4s
S50 Tor white Mcsan; and 81 20 or choice whlte keD-
tackv-
s H Rye-Ste4dy; sales OF I2Ol bus At s59s7c.
Bae--FiTIners sales Of 500 bus good and choice 81
s1,9s5c.
Gorn-Market firm and quiet; sales ofl2 600 bus
in and SaS &c delivered for mixed western, The
latter price for parcels.
oatDull and SoT sales II 55S5sc for State; eo9s9c
and Canadian.
Whsky-Alarket easier sales OF 800 bbls at 26267Sc
chiefly at the latter price. a 81
P1rS-Actve aud irmer. sales $3.50 bbs at SlSals3 foI
mess SI76267, ,75 fIr Old mess;S 35 me-
incudns 2l0 bbs at Sls1ls ., aud last
ing lz0J Obs At S7257 81; and 2j0 bhls for The
summer monl as private
Beei-UHchangsd; sales of go barrels at So 70O for
countrs prince Sg5G9 for cnulry mess; Ss50l05O for
repacked mess SII0Gli. 80 for extra mess
Beef Hams-Steady at Sl3l6,5o; sales OF 400 bbs al
Sl6.5O
TO PRIME Mess Beef quiet; sales at s16als
Cut NJ also yet: sale OF l0U pkgs AT 6A96hc for
shoude S and 50 l3s7Sc for hams
dressed lioss-Iu request sg1Sc-
LsrdFIrnsT; sales OF 200 blls lIallstc tor infe
nor and I2l21Sc for good and chOiee and so kegs
sstieEIn request at ono for Ohio and 1886
- -cheese-Steady at 7J1alOo.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

TNROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
II FER OVER LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
sncsd s INV tSe posoE6Ss miasm Of vegetable decay This
exhaaOn evolved by the action OF SOAR hea On e so
and rises with watey vapOr from It. Nmle the s1R IS
nslo" lhe no & NE i; ,so Win Il through The lungs ino
the blood There Irritating poison On the inter
nal vscera and excretlng organs oi me o99y me
ne bile fOm the blood Both the virus and the bile accu-
muate the circulation and uToduee Vloef
Tmeafbse with the liver and bee me derznged also.
Finally the instinct uf oTsanlsm as Il IN an ntieps % %
e1pe the noxous infusion me Tnoe oloO =
body the internal excreores TO force them 70 cast
out INC pIOS 'b less Nv oience This is The CHILL
But in this effort it fails. Tnen the FEVER follows m
surface another effort to exps the irritating pelSon
through that tber great e1eret SKIN In inns a5o
spd waits for the recovery strength to repeat the hope
less T xp qnos9r sauE aa{ Such bhS t ss vii Of
undermine he health i i is not s Is9 oye
-. AYERS AGUE CURE
Which neutrases this maaous poison in the blood and
the lsT TO expei rom the body As Il shSgid
And docs more TathoT does what IS q more serEcelo
II r ne viem as II is absorbed and thus keeps
those who it free from its at aGks keeIs inc system IN
health although exposed TO The disease Consequ nty II
not only cures from the great variety OF aec-
Oas which INDUCED 6y bi m1gJs6 % 2ee1ee & sge
Fevers, Neuragia Rheumatism, G1ut, Blndness room
ache Earache CatarIA FaHS 1baT -
ing from this viii be found to assume more or less the
n.eTmttsntiype. This AGUE CURE removes the cause
| OF these dsrangemeuts and cures ihe disease
This By stimulating the ercretrl' y e1-
e INC virus rom the system and these organs by degrees
Ssone ha6ited % ihs their Office Of their accord
M = ar Ees wIst we term acel uation Time ma acronl-
III -,a end but often life IS not long enough, oE s
tssIS ps ~ he >'tSpp while this 'AeuE CDRE does II
@cIlceu III ~ ~ nj We have great reason 10 believe
ibst ms i srer IS well e CT remedy tor the whole
cqss of diseases which are ~ sh9 , d = = rs
ION, than any other which has been disc that il Is
still another advantage the public, which - ' " -
cheap as well as good.
PREPARED
DIR, j, C. AVER & CO..
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NEW YORK cArrLE MARKEr-Jan. .

By TELEsRAPH.
Besf-Heavy and al ADVANCE of 5Sc; ,he offerings
Were Of far Qu3ltT and demand steady; receDs
upSaTos Of 2e head Quotations 7s 9sSc for common
and l0lio5zc fur first qGaliiy-
Muito1A trIne hlgner, prices ranging from 50 10 IS;
head
Swinedul and supply plentiful receipts nearly 10000
eorn-ied sSsS5&c and dIsiilery 51S(Ss. ..
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TALLOW.
VEGETABLES.
Potstos .Pbu 65(s
49, -

iWater-Eastn f9bbl-0 l IS
Sandy Hd Cemnt l 3l(0 l 80
White Lime -.... "a ! o.
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MOST scIENTIFIc TNyENTIoN.


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ent ever invented for the Of Seminal OF
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Dr. AMOS son have devoted their atteation tIeu-
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been enabled TO render their fellow crea
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from most simple condition TO that Of the most dan
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DIR. J. C. A " e r & o.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

Has wan for itself such for the cure OF every va
rey Throat and Lung COMPLAINT that II is entreg l
necessary for recount the evidence OF rs virtues
wherever il has been employed As Il has long been IN
constant throughout this section need not 40 more
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An our remedies are for sale by 80
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Dealers in Medicine
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"a - 5is.;z.....s.s:s5ssE--.S. 80.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

on the Naval Appropriation bill, and several
members spoke for and against revision of
the Tariff.
FEB. 25.-The Senate devoted the day to
the Cuba bill, which many able speeches
were made. Last adyices left the debate still
in progress, with the understanding that the
Filiibusters meant to sit it out and have a
vote on the bill before adjourning, if they should
be oblidged to sit till Sunday noon. fThe.e
is no Previous Question in the Senate.) In
the House, the first fruits of the Naval Cor
ruption Reports were realized in the cutting
down of the appropriation for Repairs of Ships,
Fuel, &C., from Sd, ,3G0,0 600 to 81, 300 900, on
motion of Mr.. Sherman of Ohio. Mr.. Colfax
tried to introduce an item paying Com. Pauld-
ing's expenses in defending himself against
the prosecution of the Nicaragua Fillibusters;
but the Chair ruled this out of order, and was
sustained on appeal by majority of ten. The
House Gin Committee) finally found itself
without quorum and resorted to a call, which
consumed several hours, extending far into
the evening. The Post Office Appropriation
bill was reconsidered in the morning but not
decisively acted on. A smart skirmish took
place between Mr.. Phelps of Mo. one side
and Messrs. Phillips, Owen Jones and Mont
gomery of Pa. (all Democrats) on the other
Mr.. Phelps being dispcased at the votes Of
his Pennsylvania brethren against this and
other Appropriation bills. He does not seem
TO have taken anything by his motion.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
THE FRY DIVORCE CASE.

Mr.. Horace b. Fry, respectable broker.
was married last Summer to Miss Emly l..
Grigg, daughter of Mr.. j ohm Grigg, retired
bookseller-all of Philadelphia. Mr.. Grigg is
understood to be wealthy Mr.. Fry in moder
ate circumstances, but unem barraSsed, and
doing we'll. The lady had no property in her
own right, but was Young and beautiful. The
engagement was deemed fit and happy one
and was made with the entire appreciation OF
the iadys parents. The acquaintance was not
a recent one the marriage understood to
be one based on affection purely, and, Judging
specifically, none ever seemed more likely
to result in the lasting happiness OF the par
ties. They were married at the house of the
brides father, whence they Immediately set
out on wedding tour, which terminated at
Vest Point, where they remained some two
weeks, when circumstances were brought to
the knowledge of Mr.. Fry which impelled
him to insist on an Immediate return to Phil.
adelphia. y correspondence ensued between
the lady and cadet whose acquaintance she
had made at West Point, which melted or ag-
gravated a difference between the husband
and wife, which ended in the abrupt withdraw.
al OF the lady from her husbands to her faith
er'S residence, and the termination OF all a.
mlcablc intercourse between Mr.. and Mrs
Fry, whose married life had lasted little
less than a month. Mrs. T. thereupon prays
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to grant her
divorce, alleging that her case is peculiar.
anu iot one thaI couId nc maintained III Il
Court OF Justice. though she charges Mr.. Fry
with manifestations of ungovernablc temper,
threats of violence, acts of harshneSs, &c.
during their remarkable honeymoon, which,
il SpbStantiated, wonld prove him either in
sane or demon. Mr.. Fry, in his answer,
sniemnly and calmly denies these allegations,
except that che admits) in single instance he
was provoked by his wife to use a rude express
sion, for which he Immediately asked (and
obtained) her pardon. He protests against
any action by the Legislature in the premises,
insisting that he alone is the injured party
and that the case is one of conflicting state
ments of fact, which can only be properly
siftcd by Court of law, to which he purposes
in due time TO appeal.
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For the "Raftsman's Journal. >
SURVEYOR GENERAL

FRIEND Row Il see the question OF who
shall be our next candidate for Surveyor Gen
eral, is being spoken of in several of the OppO-
sItion paper OF this State, and some good men
are named for that important office. But there
is one good name left out-that of the Hon.
George V. Lawrence of Washington county.
Mr. Lawrence is one Of your practical men,
capable of filling any branch of the Govern
meht the people may place him in. He has
served Ole term in the State Senate; is now
a member of the lower House. and ranks a
mong the foremost of that body. He is kind
unassumins and good dcbater, and is well
calculated TO carry strength with any thing he
undertakes, and if nominated will be elected.
and when elected viii do honor to the State
and those who elected him. USIoy.
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Prtgzrcd OugiRgfIY be- Prot. DhuaU formsylz OF
the CGIs@c Of Surgeons Paris, is now offered In
the public for the of all those diseases in which
alternatives and resolvents indicated. These
pills are rendered void Of tas:e-by which incaD d
the most delicate stomach take them as we'll
as the smallest child.
From three 20 five boxes will cure the worst
case of Scrofula.
From two to four boxes will cure the worst case
of Salt Rheum.
From two to 3 boxes will cure the Ring Worm
One box will cure Sealy Eruptions of the Skin
From two TO four boxes viii all cid Ulcers
and Running Sores.
One box will cure iIumors in the Eyer
From one TO three boxes will cure the N IS. in
yeterate case of Nursing Sore Mouth.
From one TO two boxes will ourc the sererest
case of scabby head in children.
From three to six boxes will cure the common
ly called) thick neck Goitre.
From two to four boxes will cure the Dropsv
From one to three boxes will cure Juandice
From two to six pills will cure the Sick Head
Ache when accompanied with Bilious
One box will cure the Fever and Ague
For all diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood, and bilious habits the TastsleSs sl,,,
&C PfAS are the best pills known in the annals
of medicine. rs cents per Boz ANY ngent-on
receipt of 81 will send four boxes to any part of
the United States, free of postage
j. D. ST0NER0AD, Proprietor.
auSZo. 9S-y Lewistown. Pa
For sale by Moore 4 Etzwciler Clearfeld. Pc
and by merchants peDerarIv
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF 4 MISSIONARY F,NI-
LY.-The Rev. Mr.. Klifman a Methodist Mis-
slonary who had been preaching to the Indians
of Oregon since 1888, was recently murdered
with his family, under singular and appalling
circumstances. The smallpox broke out a.
mong the savagcs; the miSsionary's family not
being attacked, the Indians thought the pesti-
lcncc had been introduced by the whites to
exterminate them. Acting npon this horrible
suspicion, bold chief was selected, who stole
into the sleeping chamber of the family and
buried his hatchet in the brain of the mission
airy and his wife, whilst Others despatched the
children, male and female employees, RACED
the house to the ground, destroyed the fences
and every vestigc of a once happy home. The
facts have been laid before the Senate in
communication from the War Department.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

The AMERICAN FREEMAsoS for February 10
on our table, filed as usual with interesting
matter. The more we see of this publication,
the better are We pleased with it, and take
pleasure in recommending it to the favor OF
the fraternity everywhere. In the March No.,
1t is designed to commence series of Illus
trated Tales and Sketches of Masonic Life and
Character in America, which will doubtless
prove highly entertaining to the reader.
WIN the publisher be kind enough to for
ward US copy of May No. 1868, if re- printed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

A DANCING CLERGYMAN.-Thc Cincinnati
Gazette, in describing the Inauguration on the
I'D Feb. of the magnificent Opera house,
erected by Mr.. Pike, of that city, mentions
the fact that distinguished clergyman. .led
off in the first dance" with such success as to
convince all lockers on that ssthere was no
better dancer in the city. He was very care
fully s:done up'' in a suit of black, TIMED off
with pretty white slippers. The festivities
were prolonged until the sssmaH hours of the
morning., when the giddy throng separated
IN joyous mood. By what name shall this
G, rare preacher OF the gospel be designated /?
This .'white-slippered'' clerical dancer? How
would he take in Clearfied ?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

Pioneer,' the Washington correspondent
OF forney's Press, under date of Feb. 2Oth,
says :-"Mr- Senator Bigler's vote, by which
the homestead bill was laid aside in order TO
take up the civil and diplomatic appropriation
Dill, ought to be placed to his credit when he
comes up for reelection, or when he becomes
the candidate for President, which he is now
exceedingly anxious to be 1t is we'll Know
In Washington that he was hostile to the an
preparation of public lands to agricultural col
ieges and schools, notwithstanding the fact
that the great farm school of Middle PenpsvI.
anna Is located within few hours ride of
ms own residence in Clearfield county.',
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~ RST IN, FIRST SERy
~ Eaat. z al.ra.rs Hz,,A

(of oar oirH maxi. .I-JnSEPIl COON thankful for
past favars. and grateful for future prospects de
sres to inform the citizens of this vicinity and his
old friends and patrons in particular tb al he has
y1cH70reL tie FIRST ROOM iB fke EAST
END If SHiIF'S NETV RON. tie frs. door
trr,t of the HL9sioa House, where he has on hand
constantly. large assortment of every variety ia
the BOOT AND SI;OE line. Custom work attend
cd to with dispatch. The very best Of stock will
be used and pains spared TO make neat fits and
durable work. All of which can be obtained of
said j Coon, very low for the Ready Rhino.
Clearfnll- Amgust IL lS,S
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

~ respectfully announces herself to the oiti-
zens of Clearfeld, and the County generally, that
she is prepared to give instruction in Music--Pi-
ano MelOdeon and Guitar-and also in the French
language-it being her native tongue She refers
all who may he interested in the above 20 the Rev
Dr. aud Mrs. Mcleod. Terms, IS in advance. OF
$40 if not in advance Dee g. 1858
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

We have received the Sd No. of the .sFalIs
City Broad Axe published at Falls City,
Nebraska Territory. The name of our former
townsman, E. S. Dundy, Esq, appears as Cor
responding Editor. The paper is edited with
spirit, and is illustrated with couple beauti-
iul cuts. We should like to know whether
tne one under the local head is taken from a
photograph of our friend Dundy 1t is quite
handsome affair, and we intend having it
framed and hung up in our sanctum.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
RON ID T. POT, KEPT GS
q HERRELE ~ CARTIER

- y
on SECOND STREET. CLEARFIELD PA
Is the place where all the following articles caR
be had at reduced prices Bar Iron OF all size. by
the small or by the quantity; Cast Steel, Of rsTi
sizes aud best quality a largo assortment Of
Stoves. among which viii be found the NER
WORLD coon. OAK PR Z MUM GREAT
REPUBLIC, BUCKS PATTENT, and the
Efergted Minnesota. ALSO, n large assortment
of Nine plates and PaTlOr Stoves. and Air Tights
of various patterns. ALSO, Plows of tho best
and latest patterns ALSO, of their own man
ufacturing a large assortment of Tin-ware, Stoyo
pipe Shcet-iron pans Of all sizes and all articles
of the kind in their line kept always on hand.
House SpOuting done to order, and Tin Roofing
done with dispatch. ALSO, large assortment
of all kinds Of house keeping utensils constantly
on hand. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are in
yited 10 call as they can be acconn odgtcd at
very low figures with anything in cur line. All
orders will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to- o. II. MERRELL,
l. II. CARTER
y. E. They will also receive every variety OF
articles on commission. AZ low rates NJ & t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

HIGH PosTAGE.-The U. S. Senate, by a vote
OF 80 yeas to % nays, passed a bill raising the
postage OF single letters from three to fire cents
each' and the postage of newspapers carried
ont oil the county in which they are printed to
one cent per copy-in other words. doubles
and quadruples the postage on newspapers of
general circulation. The bill refuses to abol-
ish the frankins privilege, though it restricts
and modifies it. This is Democratic reform
1t is to be hoped that the House will put its
foot on the neck of this bill, which is utterly
at variance with the interests of the masses.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

Inc Democratic State Central Committee
nave hxed upon Wednesday, the 18th day of
March, for the State Convention of Pennsylva
MA to assemble and nominate ticket.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

The Elk County Reporter has changed hands.
D. "A. Boyle has sold the office to Lebbeus Luz
ther, Esq, and it is announced that P. W.
Barrett, Esq, of this county, is to take charge
of the editorial and publishing departments.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

n writer IN the Pittsburgh GaeeHe favors
'he nomination of DR.. T.. d. Gazzam, of that
CITY as the next Opposition candidate for
Governor,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
AND susoUEHANSa

Z TURNPIKE ROAD CoMPANY.-Notice is
hereby given TO the Stockholders in this road tn
election VIII he held at the house Of J. Shad-
man in Philipsburg- on the first Monday of March
next, between the hours of and clock, =. NJ
10 elect Managers for the ensuing year.
+. L. LLOYD. Secretary.
Philinshur-. Fehrusrv 9. IS5q-2tnd
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A SCHOOL WANTED, in Clearfeld Coun-
N ty, by a well qualified teacher who can pre-
seut good recommendations. Address the Post
Master at Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co, Pa The
school TO commence in April next. mar2-lt
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02

. Geo. W Wood, a member Of the Leris,,-
ture from the 10Th ward, Philadelphia, died a
few DAYS since in that CITY