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NerpGIe Granfbeiten.

Or. Chalmers Gelnnsbetts-Ttn beGst etne befnrhsp.
Seltraft tMr @srssntranfetitea: Sis rstntst bae Slut SOr
standardization seltttea baDen. Dte 9etIfrafe Der ItnftT1r sh.s
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Gb1AsN MSSCEO4ST~s
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NDee NuD 2aHce.

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Dsnn ibr iAle6tsn &ahee unb Ebee per6rau&t, 10 tit 20
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MID Dem gnsefl. uno Utcrgan unmitteIbar Dor
AuSbrud pes Streite8 gang frieolid NIT etna1a
Der bInter Der Blr geIeben BADEN tDtl nldte
caccn wilieu, Dap Der Ansetl. etn Wteher bel
lth bate lab AUDI At4t, DaB Sone5 ben 1fof7
gan perfcl9te.
NleranDer 9 smith Budorlder Jap
Dem Streite i'm Canton. Daule 81, lab, Dap Der
Angetl. benz Wfor3an in leInem Nerlnhe, Ufse7
Den 3u ~ltiften, elltano. Sc1es babe an leuetl
Gage ~fetuerlet 8art gebabt. 2eetere8 ~be5eu9te
audi 2enp. Gs 1T oie1er umtano OeSbllb wtde
tig, neil Die Nusia8er Der 8elaltun9ojen8en oas
bin 9eberl, Der W0rper babe etnen S1denbart
9ebabt.
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ben 0re9S, Iprah ntsbrullls nit oer1lelben Don
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bin aus, Dap Sone5 II / d t Der Wtoroer leI.
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deu Wtanu.
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Streite abpebrte, lab nadber, ME Ifcr9an Don
einsm Waune nit etnem blutisen Dfeler in rer
6anO perfolst purpe bieler Wann lei aber
aroBer ~9epeieu, al8 Sone6. 2eBteret babe an
leusn Gage teinen Bart 9ebabt.
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ME Wcr9an Don eiuem Wtaune nit einem WteI1
Ier i'll Der l61n0 perIOl9t puroe. Der An8etl.
pa0e ntdt Die mInoelt tie 4ebnlidfeit nit benz Ser
folBer.
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8efta9te etn lebr 9ecrpneter unD fIelBt9et Weann
lei.
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| Dor N,ri ,,,if einen, 1Hs5I,w Nou ,t}or m rpr~
ic9te mO ltad uro Die SAeioe we9uarf. 3eu
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Deiieu Bite in Die Slil, MO Ibul ScneS 9e3ei9t
purDe. 3eu8e ertldrte Idcn %panals, cap So
ne5 niht Der Ibdter lei. Al8 Wtorsan 9eTal=
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ben, lpIe Wfor9an perf >lBt DutDe unD Dup so
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oar9etban bate, cap DaS Im pcri9en Sabre ere
lali enc SIceuie.9 elee uuccnltituticnea Jet.
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1858 III Baltimore eInen Hiet anseIau9en uuo
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uerurtbetlt, oui etnt9e Slere auBerbalb oes
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Z Dorf NoaD neu sepIlaitert perDeu lpu, purpe
l an9encamen.
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> Elm, wrraui lia beIoe 3pet8e in 9emeiniaTl'
9ebeIme Stsun9 besaben.
: Syn 5wetten 3Uet8 purOe nidtS Dc
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Magical Pain Extractor.
Mtsnials IT etne @utsednne tn Der Matertal qy,e0tir
mG@t wofoea, wponrn Der 5dnerj fp lAael eeaiuf ~
una ND 9getle tn tarfer @nttiatung 70 raid In fEr,n er.s
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daen, benrn Rtnber tmner unternprfen Gnb In hIe gnle
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ielbe! QDte VEL SNnerSen Anb Qetben t6nnten rfbt bdre
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NG9ersg peia8en ME ne 8:brudtea @anptlete, auf bic Id er.
nat9 pernntpprtit9 GaIte.
%s9 eau pei Isr6rennunsen unb gerbribun0en mag &
NY u psosNtene tetn, bat temals BEN a4wfrten en-, uufer.
eaaae o UNI 9stsnttn @tsenftafien ppn O4asv's 5anaer
DerIel6e TIT nur Gdt, penn bte @MnAtef Oh, - c.-ht a
3tnes @ttq1ette NIT Der S'ematar prn 6. ~ q bbI@ st -
bat. t9t osOs'a'
TretS as Cts. fir bic S6s6feG.
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g Son5ert IN Der W e d. a II
0aIl. Blr MAIDEN unlere 2eler auf bas
|Deute U benb in Der Oiehanic8 6au
ltattfluoenoe 8roBe CONCERT auTmsrtlan. Der
Arbelters0 elau8Uerelu, Der oaS @Cn5elt Uer1n<
~Italtet, bat, lpie mln Idou aus Der betr. Ans
nonce erttebt, Jules dufBebpteu, urI ben Geius
bern etsen 8eote9enea Oprealdmaus gu
sehen. AuBer Dem 4r6. @eIan8perelu, Der
trcs leiues turjen 8eltebens unter Der 9eltnng
zines tlihttgen OIrl5enten 5a elnem Der belteu
Welanaperelue beran9epablen lit, uno oeleu
ProOutticuen tets nit Dem lc6haftelteh Oeifau
aut9encmmeu peroeu, meroen nod nebtere an
Oere 0elau9Ueretne, icwte Wao1me WinOwart,
ferner Die 0erten BtnOwart, Wa9ner, Walps
mann, Wfabr, 9lbrenG, Welttler &C. mitplrfeu.
E9S1 tebbabers s b r.-Jm Sos
fale Dec y@cucorDia" tommeu mor9ea ~folseuoe
9~ultlptele CUR Aufibrun9: Der SoFmellter
in toElenD aenSiten" uno n3~et ltno 6auf."
Jead Dem 2beater : rGau5tran54en."
U- Na9 Demtl Glanb. Oas ietner lbo>
men Gtnrtdtang uno srOBen BequemltGfett balber
Capt. 8Gtien, legelt am SamlIag ben 2. Aprtl
BON Nep'yOrt nab Sremen. palage mad Sre~
men, 9apre urp southampton fann tn Der Office
oeS rNeGern selhert peroen.
gT Gu9en Openings duSSeseid
nsten 56wtati9 glitter, %sabereitst aus G4taatinee
Elm uutruaii4es Nttttel, 8e8en 2sberDefawer6en, Selbf94t
9sspspfte, unpereauthtett, &erDenf4wG@e &fb ma, NerOe =
f~rantbettea nnb aaen aus etaent tn unCrpnun9 ~8erltbeaen
ID asen e%ntfebsaDea 8rant9etten, til au SO Gents bte BsaiG w
sertauTen tn Der OfEes QBeders.
ga Or. 'Swapnes 5uIammen9eiebte
~taItanssn, S~lutipeten, Observation-Disclosures, Heberbei9uer-
ben, atsein uae 4uffeissa tn Der SePte, Rnrsatpn sfett unb
Sttfbanen, lOute ale Rrautbetten beS 5alfes unb Der Reble
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06
EUROPEAN NEWS,

The arrival of the steamship Vanderbilt and
Bavaria at New York, puts US in possession OF
advices from Europe to the 22d ult. The
news-although the great battle for which
every one was looking had not yet taken place
is important, inasmuch it foreshadows
that battle and the results likely to flow from
| it, and shows the situations and feelings of
| the combatants and of those who may soon
| become combatants. The Allies had almost
reached the borders OF the famous Quadrangle,
and the Austrian headquarters were at Villa
franca, which is about midway between the
fortresses of Peschiera and Verona, and upon
the road from the latter place to Mantua.
Garibaldi was the western shore of Lago
Garda, and had moved to within few miles
of Peschiera, when the appearance of supe-
rior force obliged him to retire. Napoleon,
whose headquarters had latterly been at Bre-
scia, whence the Moniteur now receives tele-
grams, had left that place TO advance. The
Allies had been marching leisurely through q
smiling country, the inhabitants of which
rose to greet and to join them; while the Aus
trians were retreating in such hot haste that
the march partook of the character and in
spired the sentiments of fight. They gave,
il is stated, many opportunities of attack to
the foe, which were not improved. But it
seems probable that it was the intention Of
Napoleon to defer an engagement until Prince
Napoleon, with the French feet, could attack
the Austrians in the rear. An indication of
the feeling Of Venice is given in telegram,
which describes the exultation of the inhabi-
tants on hearing that the French were at Pa
dna, and the riots which sprung up in conse-
quence of that false report. The motives or
want of motives, the policy or impolicy, by
which the Austrians have been led to abandon
| their strongholds and fall back in such hurry
| to the Mincio, continue to be matter for spec
uiatlon, as their inaetion after crossing the
Ilcino and overrunning Sardinia was; and
! Speculation is quite as idle now as it was
then Meantime, the new Government of
Lombardy has quietly gone into oneration
and Modena and Bologna were mal,in, nroro,
| rations to govern themselves In tho parol
| States there had been further troubles and
| Swiss troops had been sert to Perugia to mt
down a rising there. The purpose of Prussia
| in mobilZing her army was not fully known :;
| but the prevalent opinion was that she design
ed TO put herself in the position to act as
| armed mediator between the belligerents.
| Little hope was, however, entertained that her
efforts would be successful, and it was gener-
| ally believed that, whatever the result of the
expected battle on the Mincio, ,she would there
after become party to the war, which, in that
event, would involve all Europe. The depar-
ture of Kossuth for Genoa and the proclama-
tiou OF Gen. Kiapka were consideied ominous
| Of such war.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06

ssTHE MoyGREL MEETING" In an article
under this heading, the editor of the CiearJieid
Republican complains that some harsh express
sions were used by one of the speakers at the
meeting on the evening of the 9th nit. Be
that as it may, we always prefer 10 see affa-
bility and moderation observed but it seems
to us that the editor of sheet that INDUCES
as frequently in the use of scurrilous and con-
temptible epithets and unwarranted abuse as
does our neighbor, should be the last to lee
ture others on their manner of speech. The
very paper in which he complains, is not free
OF those peculiarly chaste and refined terms,
for which it has become notorious. Out upon
such barefaced, shameless and hypocritical
can't Bah it's filthy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06

SARsAPARILLA.-This tropical root has a
reputation wide as the world, for curing one
class of the disorders that afflict mankind
reputation too which it deserves as the best
antidote we possess for scrotulous complaints.
But to be brought into use, its virtues must be
concentrated and combined with other medi-
cines that increase its power. Some reliable
compound of this character is much needed in
the community. Read the advertisement of
DR.. Ayers Sarsaparlla in our columns, and
we know it needs no encomium from US to give
our citizens confidence in what he offers.-Or-
gan, Syracuse, N. Y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06

N ty of Clearfeld, held at Clearfeld the 9th
r G day of June, 4. ID. 1859 In the matter of the
h' Estate of Abraham Hess, deceased. On mo-
ton of L. j. Grams, Esq, Attorney for Petitioner,
the Court grant rule directed to the heirs of said
Abraham Hess, deceased to wit Mary Hess, the
widow, Sarah Loudon, Isaac Hess, George Hess,
Alexander Hess, Martha Loudon Rebecca Haney,
Sophia Askey. a. C. Tate, guardian of Sarah Hess,
minor child of Abr Hess, Jr., decd, and Robert
Butler. guardian of Abraham L. Hess and Rosanna
Hess minor children of Abraham Hess, deceased,
heirs and prisons interested in said estate, and all
other persons interested, to be and appear before
the Honorable the Judges of the said Court, at a
Court to be held at Cearfeld on Monday the 10Th
day of September A. ID. 1882 at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
then and there to accept refuse the real estate
of said decedent at the appraised valuation put
upon it by the inquest duly returned.
By the Court, JAMES NRIGLEY, Clerk.
TO Mary Hess, the widow, Sarah Loudon, Isaac
Hess, George Hess, Alexander Hess, Martha Lou
don, Rebccca Haney, Sophia Askey, A. C. Tate,
guardian of Sarah Hess, minor child of Abraham
Hess jr., decd, and Robert Butler, guardian of
Abr l.. Hess and Rosanna Hess, minor children
of Abrahem Hess dec d.. you will please take no.
tice of the entry of the above rule and that you
are required TO appear and accept refuse the
premises at the valuation. j. J. GRAMS,
July o, 1859. Att Y for petitioner.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06

At the U. S. Court at Willamsport, Charles
Miller was found guilty of manufacturing
counterfeit coin, and sentenced to $500 fine
and seven years Imprisonment in the Western
Penitentiary. Skate King'' and Charles NJ
ted. Silas E. Lynn, for stealing love let
ter, three months in the Penitentiary. Sher-
iff Rissell of Lycoming county had hearing
before Justice Ulmer at Williamsport, for vio-
lently assauting a woman who is in s.durancc
vie." The Sheriff is to appear at Court and
answer to the charge.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-07-06

NOT1CE.-The Capital Stock of the Ander-
In sons Greek Public Road and Navigation Com
pany having all been taken. the subscribers to the
stock will meet in the Borough of CurwensvilIe,
the first Monday of July, 1859, for the purpose
of elccting One President, Five Managers, Ono
Treasurer, and such other officers as may be deem
ed necessary conduct the business of said compa
ny. An nstalment of So per share will DC requir-
ed to be paid to entite the shareholder to a vote
JOHN PATTON, BEN. HARTSH0RN,
JAMES SPENCER, SAMUEL ARNOLD.
DAVID KIRK. DAVID DRESSLER,
WILSON MOORE, WM. F. JOHNSTON,
WM. M'BRIDE,
Curwensville, June 1, 1859. COMMITS