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, 1860-08-07

By thla Eou:e Fre!xkl- u ur-e,;r.!ora tehr
wnsdea I" an4 sr"i FhtaIetrh. New fots. hh+tc' OF
Baltinse toa nd !"M Any rnHt HE q ''hio
Kentucky. Indiana Illinois, H!t nsu. Low MAsusi.
b. tAfrpaA tIre t.
The Penusgya!.a E,5!Fos.i aiso enane::s ii r.arf.h
with 3teanerA by whfA fstDtta can he fF~11' Il tn hf
port th. Uhu. Mas&inxuna Kentucky. rt,nf--.' U'
teIaai. lll!ne!s M;s~s.t!. W.e!n>"; "; :"f hal.s,
Askansas and Red f.ver, and II C!evelni. !sk. "
trtSnse wta stssE.cse al E"r:s The N0Ithws. RI
Lakts.
Asrchanss AL Shp7ers entrna ::x'" :ransr u
thv:. rtGtt 10 this Cntlp 1aj NY Att I'll
its s,'ctdY t:aRxlt.
Tie of Freight to and :.oa .,v 17: IN ~ n,>s
by The rennsy:sanA k.:'scns, 4; A!,. :2's
- charged BY ethtr T.. l.. ''o.,t Ai!c'. -
n Be- particular 10 marx pack VIA rs1SA- 4.
Z. j. SNEEDEK, Philadelphia.
N3tsHAN ktbts$, II S.tth steer. Ea.siHl.fe.
LEEcM Co, So.2 Astor Hoa.t, or 10. = Hlu. st.
, 1860-08-07

.. .HjArstfkNs>hS. =,
Tar w,xp-Thr wind during resffrday tsw EeaVil!
f,m he touihwfst, which eusbed qute nuueer OF up
sri hrund ve.stts to plss up Without the Of tnts
rhs1 h.Sn DR. uhtjess FRA this fssehed Lake uufon+Ue
t.oit Adv, 4th.
, 1860-08-07

r4aathaidsr, Of The Philadelph and baltimore
Gss,rs Rair oud, held at O7endsu Saturday, .
-san,n,ion was adopted authorizing lease Of
oas tosa 1;,hin twenty days to the Philadelphia,
WGlte;noton " dG and Baltimore Company, unless
subscription is raised to carry on tho road un-
der the nresent direction
, 1860-08-07

KArkakeE. Aug. 6.-uon. John 4. Gurley,
Of Ohio. addressed large and enthusiastic Re-.
publican meeting at the Court House, on Sa:ar-
dnv evening. Tue Wide A~akes were out OH
parade after he meeting acd made fine dis
, 1860-08-07
Ffnru LnulRF1laes

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Wm. i. Clefton, firm
Of James, Hewitt, l. Co., Liverpool, died here
yesterday, having manumitted sll his s'ave7,
four hack loads OF whom attended tha funeral
to-day as the chief lnourners.
There were several cases Of sun-3troke To-
dnt.
, 1860-08-07

nnh;.hes ucsll by 400 dsm ocrat4 ofthis city for
meeting hetrisnds Of Bree1.aIlase, ,.h aaqe 9e
This evening, to organise . campaign clop' 10
10 sailed The Giant Kl1ters-"
, 1860-08-07
Our Relations with PERI

New Yoak, Aug. 6.-The Iri5uns's Wash.
.iu1,ou correspondent says: hear that the Pe-
ru7ian Minister, who has gone to New York. is
INSTRUCTED bv his Government to "Ieturp home
in cass our Minister =. Peru, Ar. Clay. should
saspend his relations thete On account OF the
:, ,fusA Of that Gosexpment to comply promptly
vi III the demands Of our oWn4
, 1860-08-07
w ARD MCLEAN, Auc:ionaer.-
w BT FIELD Il Mclean.
OdRce No. Pine street, New ie1k IL Iots4ht sa!e Of
COPPER, ALCOHOL AND
Can.pAfns S1f'is, Steam RH<f#es, Lsof!trs,
YAEf1IfM P1IMPS &c

AVU q u T Q H1 III.
FIELD i MCLEAN will sci on the p.emls"s Of he
Ea*.sn Ln:etd o.! Mills. Furna1 st!e;t D,,okIyn us
ist1 .: il oelcek all the extensive Machinery tmerly
used Me Tp:cot for t.e m.nutaetu.s q c3n"' I'm
of So gallons capacity. with Cnpper Worms lt1e t. 1I
BY aea. with l.rxe con Ct cpp~r Wo,m r. eond. u.
Ke.n-, for Vacuum. Pm two large g pp+r .c. hot
sill II k.!lons capacity EACH with Ill the Cop
seam and cpt Columns 10 make high rrsrf Alechot
one S.e. Engine Of about Is !orsa pow. With l1ss
tsr and C!ndes Boilers IS feet lonk 7nd fert n o.
amtr. The stills we're al Minuaetulsd by oos Of ths
ptLse Ut $4,000 few years since aoi ue sfeci a
tGrthrr taricua.s may be obtained and order tn
anime rrope,t upon oppl etiyn 70 the AUG unter. o.
u Acs-1s F. X. l. ". c. FOWLER, II! tI.ht street,
New York. au1r-.9nL
, 1860-08-07
Destructive Fire

sou7n KoyAL1os, Vt, August G.-Newbanks
Factory, hotel, two stores, dwelling house
aud The bridge across the White River were
destroyed By FIRE in Gaysville this Afternoon.
Inss E1n0 0ilD
, 1860-08-07
1Eiu4priaI a11p 9tGu1nterfA1'
MONETARY

NoxpA1 Evtns1s, Au&ua & se0o
Exchange holds =. a. last quotations at &c Tor
-hpvtnc and lAc for selling rates. Alarge amount
IL oferine, aud market dull G'ld lc and IT,
E.xtern money to 10. Ohio, Indiana and hen
- n H.
, 1860-08-07

81. Eqzs*1 r:,t,:ss sshS;a,s,n. VI; a. .aS3 nfst
S; S; si:Se:s f:ss !ss ES:i !s s1'
ssst ifesss Gl:cH, %:ci0 sS. S:.es 1,y; ri,
sssr @ hsa:s toan. helS:: ftat.a.er ri @ light.
81. 1*@S E;n,Ieia,n, K;!atsa1 Il M t.,
st <s F:!ts;: assssa Hca c'; - dd'
Sch. Mini. ciswio'd. o,wero. ia I, lumber
Fasssa: Uetroti.-.zxk. =.
rE-rrop, Northern ltrhs casact Missouri, Dq1I9x .9
f. III
ngenss oa:ss 1irn. Mo'!'.1Ra at iasttss htDsss,
% Teaas a}cs Mass, IT, 'S'Se ftsa,a
n9: Eli r. L sas a21
- :. Lak. Forts.
Ds;s. sos sass; ss
j.; H. Aa i* 5ss!ta u; D:5,2s; 4?
po1 auitay, DO: aoel sl.vson: AsSomaes' e E,eY
e. i; g II fx5 Ss fSattoSI 81
Ns Slssxs s: wd ss rss. aS:; tse;' S WE
cssse 1s:s;is ;;s: SsF'ssa' IA
Tnt wspThs vtea aa1nE rsstt.day gs iesev1y e n
to "a r., uR ii
t:oit Adv, 41h.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
AKR1yED............-..... August G.
rto<1e.. LsS:l: :;;! ~ ~ ,s ,9ns n.9a col
wave fsoG 1,Sn1 ;hn. ~ "a " 70 Inbbe sone
Goi. Stsssae, from Aueaf. 40e =. an. stone.
cJEANED ,..,..,,,,.,.,....Arcn.t6.
, 1860-08-07

ERUIT.-Ihe undersigned, being
we'll acquainted with fruit sov''. n this tecti.n q
snF of the Western II any x.h lsf,rmatiu
IT, sntjett atdstssJ. +. PERRIN, Maxim, Wayne Co.
uieh aui13t
, 1860-08-07

Suit against the Great Eastern.
New YoRK, Aug.6. 4 suit has been CON-
menced against tie Grtat Edst<ra for IN in
ffingemeut in the use af an American patent,
in the use Of tue Paddle and Screw combined as
motive power. Damages laid at $50. GOO.
, 1860-08-07

Tho Excursloni4ts Mt Detroit.
DE1nolr, Aug. ca large party OF e1cur-
sionists from Kentucky, Alabams, Mississippi.
Louisiana aud Texas, invited bJ the several
Railroads, arrived here this afternoon, en- route
for Nisgara Falls, aud are being entertained
this evening by grand bail al the Russell
House, They leaye ia. morrow By special train-
, 1860-08-07

Weekly H. siexW OF tho Chicago Live
Stock MARKET,
Renorted hy wA11xR S1k1A4x exoyesav for The Pres
and Ttbune for week ending Monday, August 9Th.
1850.
MONDAY EvEs1zo, August 6.
Stocs received for the week l66& Cattle 41s 6heep.
~ Hogs Cows and Calves; toa'. 2ha4-
, 1860-08-07

RuQxlO Market.
nr TuEGHArn-l Bus5AIn. AugrN 6.
F1oc1-tn fa.s demand and market Steady. Sa!es 200
tbls Il tLsb foz State; ~ 1t&o10 for ILLINOIS
wiscurt!n: s3ao5e5 Tor extra ONO Lid s5.s9
Gb6AN fot doub.s extra.
GEAM-Whsat ga.A demand and uastet arm. Sales Of
aoo " C.isEe sprink u part !? Arlv= A. sta.9!os;
N01 ba wte wiuter at +l-,3. Torn steadf ald
ocmatd saes SIX ba, nl At Qc Las htavy and par.
tes aI.art :; NC offered; Bic 4Akcd.
MntkE-s'eady. SalA ~ ttL It l2c-
CANAL FkE'onrs-Fhn It 400 for AJut, l:5t for wheat
Ills IL: ccr1 tu At+ f>nk. Uoa's tc.rcx.
iArut1s-5u1 bbls dur t.uo bu wheat q oo bu corn
sEl,IAJ pu p4t..
CANAL Ex-oR.a- stLo3} In whsat, 10000 bu corn
G.AlS IN sro.E THIS RSlAG-los. .t4! tu wheat, le6-
Isl tu II - tu u1s. IUU LII 4l1 bu pts LIT
Gu cans. Tlal amount OF &ata IN s1Ta l2ul ts buA1'
htoIAEt capacity Ut hudAlo esvatoEA, 3o40,CoU.
New York Bank Statement.
NoSDAr. Aug. 8.
lnc.eatG u Loant. u i43yi9
5AlHHAe u EptS@E
l1c.eass Ia Circulation. ..... ........, 4,tla8
OecssAsc IN DetoAA.. 437t64
, 1860-08-07
NJ01INT VERNON BANK m

III TxosInxxcx T:aur Z I-Asp-to acc0niasee " th \
decree Of the tourt ho'e t.l I'D viii
aud for the County ur Providence. catered June H. d.
keo the unoes.l h. rely Aly totce 4t lite til With
n which ths Lo der* Ct the hills Of ire Muut ftra"n
ten led a. H. il and tat tedcases u O.
poait will he bv to ~ peIt1us rs9stn&rK. a hts
oee No. ., Wey >tzeet Posdeuee X. L. any bills
ofs4ld Haus. prior TO ttAt time.
AIss tuat dividend IT. CENTS a:h dal: waa or
defed by said Court al bills d. poset with the Receiver
Stcre July a. D. rS aud that sat d!ytdsH1 l.
now the flee OF TIE Receiver presentation Of
tha errt4d-a1es tf4epa2lt hs1eof re tysn;
cHAHLtS t. BR0NSELLt
Receiver Of Mount Frfuou Bank.
Providence July 1870, iI5.c7E. lt-ct,w- total, 81
, 1860-08-07
0JWeEo mREk@.

3t i23saAf1I oswH1o A1&. 6.
FIpu1 Dull but unclaimed :.
4saI.-Nsek f9sot etIs u ~ "a ps1 r,i Winter
e r. "a e01 - III fsf "ese ~ ten CON shaas a
FAuenfs-tanx fre.kht kaN 4 csHt he.trr I'm ,,>,r
- z7t fer &sr e4e foR what; for epfp u GSW Yof
Ikrox1s-6S1 bhs Lou. 4 4,tao b Wtesk: II m b a.
Bo8n- ~" - ~
kzrpxu-12tQo bp what; g 10 te eeA
, 1860-08-07

DupuqrE, Aug. G.-Rirer 81; cloudy; tenn
perature a3.
LAsA11g, Aug. 6.-Receut rains raised the
river little, but il is falling hack. 20 inches
on bar,
, 1860-08-07

DIslillery Explosiou.
Ep1sBrRo, Ind, Aug. G.--The whlskey receiE'
er at Adams, Mccormick Il Co.'s dis,lllety, ,e1.
nlod.d yesterday T. H., instantly killing h1nrlon
Meadows. Mr. Adams and Ar. Plnney were
badly burned, but will recover.
, 1860-08-07

H Il n y p P, N. D.
LIZ FORMERLY OF NEW YORK,
Can b. consulted either pesxeay or by letter. in regard
u al diseases which he rt1ts With unprecedented
On new system. lie Chronic Gases Of nistAscz.
which have been pronounced !neaabs b. II: n.t!!e &c
Diseases Of Women. AL Forms Of scrou!a, Dyspepsia,
Constipation. skin lisea>es taaeerous and Iaecuas AZ
fecturs Including Pulmonary Eousnrou, Hhtumat:1r1,
Paralysis. Enlinsy. AsthEa salt lstxu:a Hsi.1enr and
Intermittent EeteIr. TIE DISEASES Of Children. Dc.
He has had exea I've p.c1!a ant wonderful su1ctss
IN The treatment ct
C3-S"CERS,
which he cl-cs without tie knte.
lc1.enhc IT, Doctor tes Eo psoi-e II s1Fc Al .takta
Of ul4ases. While LEse1+es 1aStn IN
Se.sor ST STAGES not Your cu-ate tla
week ne1todAY. rot tomorrow; htrct. tae dagger
ot delay.
uftlCE 17A 80. tLAnh STREET,
1I,7i Mnh ftht.lxn, Its
, 1860-08-07

1860. New Crop 1860.
LAKE. STREET MILLS will trppy orders fur Ne~
hite Winter without a4vancr Price. All II or
aup-z!or lrands Of VI 1T low rates We hare n+ run
Of stope for Gem Veal and Feel aud kali utpy oier, Al
low Gends warranted. aud ceEr. In tt- city fee
OF charge. oTkfkAo l. Aukk4S Nt.t Lake aLd uts-
tta1n .tfe+tA WE
, 1860-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6th.-District Attorney
Mann oilers reward Of $500 Tor the capture OF
S. ). Buchanan Gross, the escaped forRer.
, 1860-08-07

Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois,
rill address his fellow citizens On political top
rcx at tf7s following times and places, to Wit:
, 1860-08-07

LEACH I 20, NJ. = Stale skres.. H..s:au.
T. \. MnL sTuS, GcG1 ese!kas At 4; rs.s,!s!s lila.
THOS. A. sCf'T'r- fsr.'' supt Ar~.iA IA ':.".l7
BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
- HALLWAY. Skusteat 4ud hsst routs to Buffalo
other Eastern cil:ri.
Train le4y:nk t.i,icasn a. .:1 p,p Derolt o. 8sl
TN II y: con, eettax With n !. Central hns4: r
r. Erie tEa4n~ kons Elst Ticket, VIA lr'4 En,I.
r nhtainr~l II tLc Cnoa Depot. L. y. CARTER.
{tt& 60fY t;-n' N1r
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30
THE RAFTsMAN,s J0vRNAl,

1 10 place of beginning excepting and reserying
noWeFer out of the west end of said lot. one and
Cu!ee-Iourth C acres decided by E. Cobb TO George
Silnton- Also-one fourth of an acre upon which
cor.siil man mas his house and blacksmith shop,
containing after deduction and reservations sew
enteen acres and allowance. being the same prem
t9 i9eS winch h. Cobb and wife convened to
william Dilworth, Jr. The third piece beginning
a. sugar maple and north east corner of division
,hiIu Oh warrant number four thousand two hun
dred and forty two thence west eish tvsix nerehes
Hore or less to a post, thence south ninetv-four
Picnes more or less to water beech, thence east
Ilsnty-slx perches to post, thence north to the
oeSihhlhg, containing fifty acres, being part of
warrant number four thousand two hundred and
S,l l1ItS TWO; being the same premises which D. N
oluth and wife by deed dated-August A d 1856
conveyed unto the said William Dilworth, Jr
SelAeo' taken IN execution, and to be sold as the
property of William Dilworth. Jr
Also-a certain lot now in the borough of Clear
held, beginning at a post thence east by outIot
no. To- and on the line of the fence as now located
"a "a perches to white pine, thence by No IA south
- - pefches to white oak, thence west "a perches
thence along Fourth street, north "a percbes and
a nan 10 post, containing acres rs perches out
OF Whlch lot and premises reserved from him of
sad mortgage four lots, three of which said Litz
SOFA TO Lewis r. Carter. commencing at so feet
Street, running by the dweling-hous of the said
DaYld Lltz, thence west 80 feet thence north I72
feet thence east 80 feet to said street thence south
along said street 172 feet to place of beginning
ne other lot reserved, sold by Litz to Mary Brad
Iey' commencing at an alley, and the said so feet
street thence running along said street north l72
iee tnence west 30 feet thence south l72 feet and
thence east along 16 feet alley to place of begin
hlnS- Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of David Litz
TERMS -One-third of the purchase money to be
paid the day of sale and the balance before fbe
confirmation of the deed.
FREDERICK G. MILLER Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Clearfeld. May 23 1860
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notio,

LNISI Ell > NOllCE.-Notice is here
~ by given, that the following accounts have
oeen examined and passed by me, and remain led
OF record in this office for the inspection of heirs
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
Phans Court of Clearfeld County, to be held at
the Court House in the Borough of Clearfield
commencing on the third Monday of JUNE, 1860,
tor confirmation and allowance:
Ihe partial account of Michael Mover. Admin
lstrator OF all and singular the goods and chatels
rights and credits which were of William Mover
late OF bradford township, Clearteld county dec
The final account of John Shoot Guardian of
Henry Boyer, of Mary intermarried with John w
chugart, Aaron David Boyer, John Beyer Solo
mon Beyer, Asa Boyer, and Elizabeth or Betty
Beyer, children and heirs of David Boyer late of
w Woodward township, Clearfeld county decd
The account of Russell ID. Showalter Admins
traitor OF the goods and chattels rights and cred
IT'S OF John Showalter, late of Decatur township
Clearfield county, deceased.
The fnal account of James Wrigley. Executor
OF the last Will and Testament of Hugh Leayv.
late of the Borough of Clearfeld in the county of
Clearfeld, deceased.
The final account of r. W Moore and Geo B.
Goodlande administrator of all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits which were
OF George Eilinger, late of Brady township Clear
field county, deceased.
The Administration account of Lewis Smith
Administrator of all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits which were of George
smith, late of Bell township, Clearfed Co., deed
The account of VIM. C. Foley Administrator of
all and singular the goods and chattes, rights
and credits which were of Oliphant Cochran late
OF Penn township, Clearfield county, deceased
JAMES WRIGLEY, Register
Ciearheld. Pa, May 10Th, 1860.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30
9 IsT or JURORS for June Term. eommon.

9 IST Or JURORS for June Term common
e. cling on the third Monday, 18th day.
GRAND JURORS.
! Lawrence-John Mclaughlin. Isaac Coon.
| Woodward-Jacob Bush
| Cearfeld-Andrew Shugarts, John Barclay
| Covington-Solomon Maurer, Joab Rider
| New Washington-Wiliam Feath
Observation-Disclosures Forcce Adam Gearhart
Decatur-Cyrenius How, George Wcstbrook
| Curtis Reams
| Brady-Joseph Dale, Amos Bonsal.
! Chest-Andrew Fraley.
Burnside-John Lee, Gilbert Hewitt
knox-B. S. Roberts.
Graham-Samuel Smeal.
Morris-Andrew Hunter.
karthaus-John Gilliand
Pike-John l.. Irwin. John Welsh.
TRAVERSE JURORs-lsr WEEK.
Knox-Philip Erhard, VIM SIoss Isaac Mckee
Bradford-John Cowder, D. W. Dehass
Huston-Elijah Burns.
Union-Lewis Dodd.
CurwensvilIe-Edward Nipple, Wm. Fen EycK
Penn-Grier Bel. Jr. Ell Moore John Hepburn.
Fox-John MuIkins.
Chest-Armstrong Curry, Frederick Fraley,
Henry Hurd William Stall
Beccaria-L ID Weld.
Girard-M. S. Leonard, Jonathan Spackman
Alexander Irwin.
Morrjs-Jeremiah Hoover, Moses Denning.
Burnside-William Anderson, Luther Myers
Lawrence-Wm. Mccullough, Sr., Isaac Thomp,
son. Clark Brown, Zach Fulton, James W Irwin
New Washington-Reuben Neiman
Karthaus-Thomas Myers Joseph Rupley
III uiiiP fAiiHcI, oOHH ye, w lilldm HAM
ilton, Peter Arnold
Beli-John Bell, Peter Zimmerman
Clearfeid-0 b. Merrell, Christopher Kratzer
George w. Rheem.
Covington-John Rolley, John B. Rogeux, Leo
nard Garmont.
Woodward-John NJ Chase
Decatur-Moses Owens, Harvey Moore.
Pike-William A. Bloom, Matthew Caldwell
Guelich-G. b. Nivling, Matthew McCully,
Samuel Wkiteside, Caleb Copenhaver.
Graham-Mark Mcguire.
Boggs--D. L. Gearhart William Robson
Ferguson-Cortes Bell
Lumber City-Samue Kirk
Goshen-Jacob illegal.
2ND WEEK. -
learieldaRobert Mitchell 2 John NJ. Adams,
William r. Brown
Bradford-R. a Shaw.~Jacob Pearce:@ David
Wilson, JrsJohn Stewart, Sr
Chest-B. G. McMasters,s L. F. Dunbar Joseph
II. McCully.~
Graham-Sa illegal C. W. Kvler~
Burnside-James Weaver, John Kitchen D. F.
Smith, Crawford Gallaher. -
Fox-Joel Brown. -
Ferguson-Martin Watt
Huston-E. q. Lamm, T. Lamm, w. F. Green
Beccaria-Samuel NJ. Smith. Joshua Comstock =
John B. Dillon, Samuel shoiffsr S. W Keaggy.s
Jordan-R. NJ. johnson, David Meheehan,-
Isaac Haines.s
Girard--William Murray.N
Guelich-e NJ. Curtis.~
Curwensville-Lewis Laporte, Cortes F. Blooms
Bosgs-George Hess
Bell-Jacob Snyder
Brady w Pauley.s
Penn-Charles Gofs Thomas Cleavers James
Johnsona John Russell, %. S. Moore.
Knox-D. E. Mokle
Pike-Richard Freeman. John Porter
Woodward-William Mullen
Union-Henry Long
Decatur-Charles Cadwallader~
Lawrence-Sanauel B. Jordan.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as frail as
that of tender flower. Many of the sex enter
into marriage relations without being able to un-
dergo the labols and trials of maternity In the
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will save
many of this class from untimely grave. This
medicine has been used with great benefit by i'm
mense numbers of people throughout the republic
and the proprietors have received grateful com
mendations from all sections of the country. The
Btters will be found to be very pleasant to the
taste, even a beverage, and prompt and power
full in its effect u medicine 1t infuses ne W Wit
ality into the frame, and strengthens the whole
system, so that women who use it are enabled to
go through with labors which would, with out it be
certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by all druggists
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS III,
STILL THEY COME ml,,n

STILL THEY COME !l,,!,
Ihe undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and patrons that they have just received and o.
pened an extensive and we'll selected assortment of
sEAsONABLE GOODS,
at the old stand on Second street, CIearfeld, Pa.
The stock consists of general assortment of Dyv
Goods, such Cio,hs, Cassimcres, Cassinetts.
I'oeeas, MnstinS. Caiicoes, I2auneks, Giughanas.
ami a 0a'7ety Of La@ies' Dress Goods, DC. DC
Also, Groceries, Hard1rare, Queeusmare, and a u
sual assortment of such articles as are wanted by
the community at large, all of which will be sold
at reasoable rates for cash. or exchanged for an
proved country produce. Give us a call
May 9, 1860. REED. WEAVER & co.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30
CLIPPINGS AND soRrssL,aes.

UCirculating-altered .Fises' on the Bank
of Northumberland, Pa. f.
Sold-flour, made of new wheat, in Au
gusta, Ga, on Friday a-week.
OyAn sold soak' down East, accounts fol
his perpetual thirst Dy the fact that he wa:
wcaned on salt fish.
ggDied last week-Thomas Murphy, foun-
der of the first paper pulished in Baltimore al
the advanced age of 81 years.
WPassed a law-the Maryland Legislature
at its last session, prohibiting the manumissor
of slaves, either by deed or will.
UThe New Haven Palladium says that in
that city, which boasts about forty thousand
inhabitants, there are 610 grog shops.
WA young man in conversation one eve.
ming, CHANGED to remark, 81 am no prophet" 2"
''True," replied lady, ''no profit to yourself
or any one else.''
WA rattle snake, nine feet long, and hav-
ing twenty-five rattles, was killed recently by
German, couple miles from Youngstown,
Westmoreland county, Pa.
GVWiH take place-a public sale of ,700,-
600 acres of land in Kansas, in August and
September; and more than 4 ,330, 900 in Ne
braska, in the month of August.
UCoe, the baloonist, who was hurt while
making an ascension in Rome, eight months
ago, is now out, minus one hand, and with his
backbone shortened three inches.
UOMr. Jon. Steward, merchant, of Trenton,
n j., bought of farmers, during the past win
ter, 250,000 lbs. of dead hogs, 40 900 lbs. of
green hams and 0,000 lbs. of beef!
OyA Texas paper says that the Rev. r. P.
Thompson, native missionary in that State,
is ssbreaking himself of the habit of swearing,
and reads the Scriptures quite fluentlv.''
OCThe latest novelty down east is sHeenan
butter,'' called on account of its strength.
Out West they have s'Sayers cheese" which
combines strength, toughness and activity.
CUMr. Dampier farmer, residing in Taun-
ton, England, is said to have horse in his
possession aged ffty-siX years, which he rides
daili about his farm, and occasionally goes out
hunting with. The animal is still fresh on his
legs and free from blemish.
OEThe tea-plant is cultivated in Louisiana
without any difficulty. 1t has shown its pow
ers to withstand the hottest day of Louisiana
and also the latest freezing cold weather. La
bor,. however, is too dear there to allow it to
be cultivated for commercial purposes.
I-Sherman VI. Booth, who has been for
long time imprisoned at Milwaukee for resist
ance to the fugitive slave law, the other day
locked his keeper up in his cell, went ont into
the street, refreshed himself with a lesurely
walk and cooling drink, then returned to his
Jail and exchanged positions with the jailor,
resuming his old place.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

HAIL SToRM.-Last Saturday afternoon
heavy hail storm passed over the lower part of
Lawrence township, and continued in SOUTH
easterly direction beyond Philipsburg- The
hail-stOnes We're hear the size of hck ory- nuts
and fell in large quantities. We are not aware
of any particular damage having been done
in this county, but understand that in Phil
ipsburg quite number Of window panes were
broken
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.-We direct attention
to the advertisement of Mr.. Charles B. Sand
ford, who on Monday opened select school
in the Academy in this place. Mr.. Sandford
has the reputation Of being one of the best
teachers in the county, and will doubtless rem
der full satisfaction TO all who send their chill
drcn to his school.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

CHANGE OF FIRM.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns, it will be seen that John
Patton has disposed of his store in Curwens-
vile to II. ID. Patton, E. A. Nipple and Daniel
Faust, who have received large stock of sea-
sonable goods which they offer at low rates.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

ACCIDENT TO A HoRsE.-On Saturday morn
ing, mare belonging to Sheriff Miller, whilst
running in pasture field near town, slipped
and fell in such a manner as to break one of
her fore legs between the knee and body.
There being no way of relieving the poor ami
NAL she was dispatched.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-30

CHILD FATALLY BURNED.-Last "Wednesday,
May 23d, little daughter OF Isaac and Eliza
beth McCloskey, of Karthaus township, this
county: aged about years, whilst playing with
matches, set fire to her clothes, and before as
sistance could be rendered was so seriously
burned that she died on Thursday evening.
The skin on one of her legs and side was burn
cd TO crisp. Mr.. McCloskey was away from
home at the time, and his wife had gone into
the garden few moments before the accident
occurred 10 her child.