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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
DIR. d. BsOVcc KOds'
IMPERIAL WINE B!TTERS

Are composed of pure and unadultcratcd Wine,
combined with Burberry, Soomon's Seal. Comirey,
Wild Cherry Bark Spikenard, Chamomic Flowers
and Gentan. Thee manufactured by DIR. Dods
himself, who is an experienced an successful Ply
stefan, and hence should not be classed among the
quack nostrums which flood the country, and
against which the Medical Profession are SO Justly
preiudiccd.
These truly valuable Bittcrs have been thor
Oughly tested by all classes of the community for
almost every variety of diseases incident to the hui
man system. that they deemed undispen
sable asa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
j. j. VIVA l.,

Homeopathic Observation-Disclosures
to obstetric practic, and chronic diseases Of
women, and diseases of children, Office over C.
Palmer's store, corner Michigan and Laporte
tsrects, whe he may he consulted at all hours
DR.. O. BAIRD,
Graduate of Jefferson Medical COlle9e,) resi-
cnce and office near Shifts Mill. Bremen, Ind.
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with Nh extra copy to the person sending the club
To any person sending club OF 100, we will
ser I'd the Albany Daily Atlas X Argus, one year,
gratis
subscriptions NAV commence with ANY number.
Letters, whether containing remittances or other
wise should be addressed To the undersigned cor
ner OF Broadway and Park Place, Opposite CITY
Hall Park NEW YORK.
COMSTOCk u CASSIDY, Prop'rs.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS

1t Is published il quarto form. of the size of the
Leading New YORK WcckIies; and we promise
that III its News, Editorial, Literary, Miscellane
Gus and agricultural Departments, in its Market
reports ana III all oIher respects, it shall be at
least equal TO any paper published in that city,
w hile devoting TO it editorial services il
has also the benefit of the entire time and constant
supervision of Mr.. ELox CoMsTock, for several
years one of the editors of the New York Jour
nal OF Commerce, gentleman of recognized edi-
toral ability and experience. The editors will
therefore he
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Physicians.
DR.. 7. a. BORTON,

Physician and Surgeon ofice cover Pershings & CO. :
Drug Store in DIR. A. o. Borton's Dental
Rooms. Michigan street, east side corner Of
Gano, where he may be consulted during Office
hours.
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Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain"
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sSOOtS ~ Shoes.
IF. VAN VALKENBURGH.
anufacturer and Dealers in Boots and Shoes
first door above the Bank Building.


E. PAUL.
Dealer in boots and shoes. manufactuis all kind
ofhome work in his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
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lSnI.DcI.iII~.
MICHAEL GINZ,

Barber and hair dresser, (West side Michigan
street over Pattcrsons stOre) Plymouth, Ind.
Everything in the above business attended to by
in the best style
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VOLUME 3.
Army Pay Roll,

The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll. In tho first
column will be found the nett sAlats per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes ratOns, servant hire, forage, &c
NFNERAI nEFIcFES.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22
Steam Engine
AND PAGE SAW MILL,
ALL COMPLETE, FOR SALE.

A Steam Engine of the following dimensions, cy-
lender 10 Inches in diameter of bore and 2i feet
stroke; Slide valves with Cast Iron bed plate or
shear with force pump; Governor. fly wheel. &C..
complete with Copper and other pipes; boilers
"a inches each in diameter, double fued, l6 feet
long, of good material. tJuniatta lron) fy wheel
IL feet in diameter. about 1900 lbs weight, with
oil globes and all necessary locks and Wrenches
and extra shaft to attach to grist mill. The
engine has bean used for running both grist and
ill successfully.
Saw Mill-Pages best Patent-complete with
Ratchet. Head blocks. Circular Saws, Strap and
all necessary machinery for saving lnmber.
The above Engine and Saw mill can be seen at
Graham,on. Clear6eld CO Pa For particulars
please apply to the subscriber At Ciear6sld Pa.
June 25th. 1852 JAS B GRAHAM
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II report provesa correct, he will soon learn
that he Is numbered among the things that
were. rs
There are beginning to dawn upon The army
OF the Potomac some indications of approach
ing activity. The regiments are required to
dr'll twice day. and within the past few days
there have some new, regiments cpne in camp
at this place. who il is said are to be attached
TO the Reserves. With this addition we would
again have a respectable force. so far as mum.
bers are concerned and this Division could
60 into action with the consciousness IS of being
able to do its part.
So far as am informed the men have no
idea of taking up their winter quarters on this
side OF the river; but in the next two months
to come, would much rather drive th. enemy
into their own entrcnchments in front of Rich
mond, or annihilate him altogether. May we
all earnestly hope. that with the addition of
the new levies, we will be able to triumphant.
ly perform the latter. Yours truly, w.R.B.
MARYLAND HEIGHrs, Nd, Oct. 8, 1862.
Mr.. Row tit is not my purpose in writing
this letter. to occnps1 room in your columns
bJ describing any thing connected with this
regiment, or giving detailed accounts of the
part IL took in the recent Marylsn battles.
There are other regiments in which your
county is more largely represented, and con-
sequently greater number of your readers
more deeply interested than in this and to
them, and their correspondents, do give the
room which otherwise might occupy. This
regiment is made up of six companies from
Blair and fonr from Huntingdon cornty In
one of the Blair county companies are several |
men who enlisted from Clearfield county, most |
Of them from Guelich township. One Of these
is John G. Cain, ESQ.,, of Jaynesville who up
on Joining the company obtained the appoint
ment OF I'd Lieutenant, which position he held
until after the battle of Antietam on the 18th
ult., when he was promoted to ii II the vacancy |
occasioned BY the death of Adjutant R. M |
Johnson, who was killed in the engagement. |
Adjutant Cain has made many friends. and the |
position he holds in the esteem and respect |
'f his brothers in arms is only equal by that
,ne held at home among his fellow citizens.
BY giving this room in Your paper yon will |
be noticing the promotion of one OF your own
citizens, and greatly oblige many of his
friends. Yours &c. F.
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WORTZ PLOws.-It is now settled be-

"ORTZ PLOWS-It is now settled be-
w yond question that these celebrated plows
go ahead OF all others wherever introduced, in
giving good satisfaction. For the convenience Of
our friends and former customers in Clearield
county, ito whom we thankful for past patron
age) We give below a list of agents. from whom
these plows. and also shears. can be had
Merreii 4 Bigler. CIear6eld, James Watson,
Williams Grove, John Holt, near Grahamton. s..
S. Chapman. near kylertown. L. Branded French
vile, John Reiter. karthaus. George Heckendorn,
Salt Lick. J, w. Hewett. Pennville, Hale Co. I,
and Wm: Lloyd. Phiiipsburg, Thomas Henderson,
Jefries Henry Swan, Ansonville. Samuel Hegaf-
~. near Glen Hope. John Cummings, New Wash
ington- VIM IRWIN. Clearfeld. sars ss-
We also make the McGarvay plows both right
and left hand also hill side piows iron kettles
New World and Hathaway cook stovss egg and
nine plate stoves iron fencing for csmetries cast
iron hitshing posts. wagon spindles Of all sizes.
threshing machines (see ADVERTISEMENT. We also
have for sale J. s. Marsh q Co.'S celebratad grain
drill and straw and fodder cutters we are Also
prepared to make and 6t up mill castings of any
description wanted Orders, either direstsd to
us by mail or through any Of the above named
agspts will receive prompt attsntson
bsiisfonts, May 81, '62. A. H0UPr b CO.
=
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New Goods

Tust received at the "Corncr Store Curwens-
- vile. a new and seasonabie stock of goods.
which will be sold upon reasonable terms.
WIN. IRWIN.
Glover and timothy seed Of good quality, for
sale low, by WM. IRWIN
Grain Of all kinds, bacon and lard. for sale as
the corner store by WM IRWIN
One new two-horse wagon for rale inquire ut
Curwensviie of VIM IRWIN
One pair Of good heavy oxen for sale by
March ~, go, VIM IRWIN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

Col. McCLURE.-Col. A. K. Mcclure, of
Chambershurg, Pa, who was charged by his
fellow-citizens with the duty Of making terms
with the rebel cavalry on the occasion Of their
recent raid to that place, had good many of
them to coffee in his house-cofiee being a
rarity to them. Col. Mcclure writes TO
Philadelphia friend kindly account of their
visit. and Of his free conversations with them.
He says:
''When told that was decided Republi-
can. they thanked me for being candid but
when, in reply to their inquiries, told them
that cordially sustained the Presidents E
Emancipation PROCLAIM alton, they betrayed
little nervousness, but did not foi moment
forget their propriety. They admitted ii TO be
the most serious danger that has yet threatened
them. out they were all hopeful that it ,coutd NOT
be sustained in the North tcith sufficient nnanim
ify to enforce if.'
There's just where they will End themselves
mistaken.-N. Y. Tribune.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

pKlvATE SALE.-The subscriber residing
= In Coyington township is desirous of selling
his his real and personal property at private sale.
me tract OF land contains 75 and cover
ed with the best of timber and has a saw mill
and dwelling house erected thereon The gsv
mill Is situated on Sandy creek and is capable Of
saving 5000 feet of boards in IL hours Thi. ia
very desirable location for numbering and per-
sons desirous of engaging in tho. busi ness would
do well to examine the place. Terms m moderate
Sept. IL, 1862. J. b. HI;t,IYFSY
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COURT sAIE.-p,,ir,o, !,

ARPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By. virtae Of
- - an order issued out of the Orphans Court OF
lie sale at the public House ofD s Plstner in the
Borough of New Washington. on Friday the 18th
DAY OF November next. at o'clock p. N Ger
tain tract of land in burnside township, late tho
estate Of Hannah Young. deceased Contsininp
100 acres more OF less. bounded by land. of Eohn
Patchen, Jacob Young. George II. Nef and Rob.
ert owens Terms one third cash. and tbs bal.
ance in one and two years with interest -
Oct. 10. 1862 WM. EEATH Trustee
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The people Of the city Of Hudson, New
York, have hit upon . novel expedient to se-
cure . small change currency without disobey-
ing the law. The banks of that city permit
persons who make deposits with them to draw
checks tor any sum less than dollar. These
fractional checks are now in universal use and
have driven ont postage stamps.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

The Confederate War Department has is-
saed an order requiring their field officers to
wear only plain frock coat and private's cap,
while in battle, and to dismount when they
can do SO without interference with their
duties.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22
Seriously Wounded!!

All the Merchants in the neighborhood Of cu.
wensville, because have brought on and one ne,a
large and we'll assorted stock of
NEW GOODS,
which /! am selling at extremely low prices for
cash My stock embraces all the variety u,u,lIv
to suit these ~
w R MES
will not, here attempt to enumsrate all tb. arti
cles l keep; and their fabulousIy low prices
which l might debut after you will have seen
and examined for yourselves you will sxcIsim, in
the language ofthe Queen of the South =
HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD -
l will merely say, come and see for yourselves.
tor 1 feel satisfied that can suit your tastes A
well as your purses
Lumber and ali kinds of produce also taken in
exchange for goods
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

CAoED AT LAsr.-The notorious counter
feiter, Charles Sabin, who in years past has
caused much trouble to the police. of Boston,
was on the 9th inst, At Rutland, VT, in the
United States Court, sentenced by Judge
Smalley to ten years. imprisonment in the
State prison at Windsor, for making and Mt
tering counterfeit halves and quarters of
United States coin.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

GENERAL HooKER.-A dispatch to the Phil
adelphia Press says: Contrary to general ex.
pectstions, the old hero, Gen. Hooker, will
be unable In take command Of his army corps
for some time yet. The General cannot rest
on his wounded foot. ~ it invariably causes
Inflammation. He IL now in Washington, and
travels on two crutches.
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RANKING AND COLLECTION OFFICE
LEONARD, FiNNEY q co

GLEARFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
Bills of Exchange, Notes and Drafts Discounted
Depositsreceiyed. Collections NJ ade and proceeds
promptly remitted. Exchange the Critics con-
stantiy on hand. Office Second street in the
room lately occupied by w. A. Wallace, Esd.
JAMES T. LEONARD. d. A rISNEY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

EArulALIsArIor IN OxE YEAs.-By Law of
Congress. July II. 1862, it 10 provided That
any alien Of the age Of twenty one years and
upwards, who has or listed, or shall enlist in
the armies Of the United States. either in the
regular or volunteer forces, on receiving au
honossbis discharge. may. after residing one
ysse in The United States, and proving good
ehAssctss. BE- admitted - citisen without
any psesious declaration of intention.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

SALr.-Salt (Vireinia) sold in Atlanta,
Georgia, last week for Sos per sack. Liver.
pool was held at $lz6.
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DY SAMUEL =. ROW
fHE REsuLT IN cLEAxr1ELp COUNTY.

fHI RESULT IN CLEAkFIELD COUNTY
The election IL now over, and the Locofoco
majority returned at about 85O-and that Of
xr. Wallace at 1902. This is about 800 moro
than We expected. We are satisfied that
good portion Of this majority is made up of
illegal votes, run in BY the desperate exertions
OF party managers. In this place We know of
. number Of illegal votes, received-one of
them sheep drover by the name of Hyatt,
whose residence (with that Of his family is
In Clinton county, but who happened to be in
this county . couple Of weeks buying sheep.
Some Of the Locofocos finding that be would
vote their ticket had his name put upon the
assessment list of Clear6eld borough, and then
brought him up to vote. Although the vote
was objected to, the majority of the election
board admitted it. 1t was brother of the
Locofoco candidate for Senate that brought
this man to the polls,-and his father, who
was On the election board, was the most clam.
orous IN favor of receiving the vote. But, IS
the old gentleman is frsil and childish, and
hence un6t for an election officer, we attribute
his ssgsrness to receive the vote to an error
Of Judgment. After the vote was taken, the
sheep -drover jumped into his buggy and fol.
lowed his drove out of town and that per-
haps, 10 the last We shall ever see OF him.
A wind mill pedlar who, with bis family
lives in Bradford county. happened to come
into our county in his peddline expeditions.
was picked up and his vote showed in BY the
same parties in the same way. These are but
tvo examples of some six or eight of this kind
played of in this bOrough-snd, for aught We
know, were received in accordance with for |
msr very liberal decision, that ssthe true intent
"and meaning of the law is. that no DEMOCRAT |
"should be cheated out of his vote.'' Nodoubt,
iiisg 81 votes were poiled in other districts, as
the Efforts OF the opponents of the Admins.
sration were unscrupulous and unremit,ing.
not only here, but throughout the county.
Some Republicans, chiefly in Clearfeld bor-
eugh and Karthaus township, appear to have
voted for Mr.. w aliace-and an occasional one |
may have been deceived into voting the whole |
Locofoco ticket, but this number We think is |
few. The Hhmber of votes polIed is rather sur
prising. 1t is over 800 more than last year.
snc since last year We have lost about 800 |
By snlistments in the army. Considering the
efforts Of our opponents, their majority in the |
county might have exceeded onr estimates,
but still it would have fallen much short of the
present figures, il all illegal votes had been
rejected.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

In Ohio . man claimed exemption from mill.
itary service on the ground that be was ~
idiot-he having voted for Buchsnas. He
ought to psW. ss~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

a Vicrin OF ZEE 0UKRRiLLA NoRoAX.-Ars
W. G. Grier, State Senator from Kentucky !.
was = sufferer By Aorgan's recent incursion.
into that State. He says:
morgan cursed the men 70. taking me pris-
oner, saying that he had ordered them to
shoot me down st sight. He then opened my
store door, and told his men TO rifle It Of eve-
ryfhing they desired, and then set fire to it.
l implored him not to do SO, as it was near
my dwelling. that it also would be consumed.
informed him Of the condition Of my wife ;
for myself asked nothing, butSI begged of
him, in common humanity, not to destroy my
wife and little children. He answered with .
fendish oath, that he intended to burn every
thing had he would put FIRE to my house
would wipe ont the whole Abolition concern.
This threat was applauded 10y many of his men,
who said they went 10 for killing men, women
and children. was then placed upon horse,
without q saddle, and conducted to the iont
OF their column, and orders were given 10
shoot me down if fred upon b, the b,lshwhack-
ers as they styled them. l assured them they
would Do nred upon if the pc ople had any
spirit, and 1 believed they had. When they
saw the confagration of their homes, they
would waylay and fire upon them, even if their
number was ten times greater. After firing
my property, he (Morgan) rode past me and
said, pointing to the flames, sYou find your
loyalty to the abolition government pretty ex.
pensive, don't you %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fargsrypc, cats or ous sual
sfyfe ao'ff or charged double 1iee occup!
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ARREsr OF OHIO TRArroRs.-Considerab rable
excitement was created in Canton, Stark conn.
y, Ohio, on Saturday last, by the appearance
there Of a detachment of troops, sent 10 arrest
several traitors. who had been encouraging re-
sistance to the draft. advising the conscript.
not to report themselves for duty, etc. The
editor OF the Democratic paper. named Nc
Grrggor. was among the frst arrested. Rite
Eel, also newspaper man of the same poll
tics, was taken into custody. Judge Beld n,
learning that they were after him. vamosed,
as did several others. These ssaiders and
abettors" Of treason we're taken to Camp
Mansfield. About seventy Of the drafted men
OF Stark county. protest that they would soon
er stay at home. and q company of volunteers
was sent for them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

SHOCKING DEAgH.-A lad named John Cham
berlin, aged thirteen years, and employed in
rolling mill at Youngstown, Ohio, met with
shocking death last week. He was lying. du-
ring temporary stOppage of the machinery,
on bel; attached to large cog wheel con.
nected with the naiiplate shears. The engine
was suddenly started, and he was quickly car
lied. feet fore most, into the jows Of the wheel,
which in its revolutions crushed his body into
q shapless mass before the engine could be
stopped. A wild cry as he was being drawn
between the wheels, and q few convulsive
gasps after being taken out, and all was over.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

nfSHES AND PLATES just rse.,v.a
n 500 dozen Of dishes and plates, ell Of VII ich
invited to call at the cheap Cash Store of
Oct ~. 1862. r M,SSop
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sshnsds IN the state shsll nos b transported
sosyoud iss limits
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TIE ELEcTIoSs.-From the returns received
Ohio and Indiana have resulted in favor of the
Breckinridge Democracy. What effect the re
suit In these States will have upon the present
financial condition of the country, and upon
tho rebellion, remains to be seen. We have
conducted the present political campaign MP.
on single issue-ihe restoration of the Union.
1t the people have been deceived into the sup.
port Of men whose sympafhies are with the
rebels rather than with the Government. and
II their election works TO the detriment of the
Union cause, let the responsibility rest where
1t beiongs-we have done our duty. We had
thought that the reasonable effort of r. W !.
Hughes to ssswitch" Pennsy lvania out of the
Union would be too large dose for the hon.
est portion Of the Democratic party, but it
seems that We were mistaken in this, as many
OF them have evidently given their influence
TO the enemies of the Government. PennsyI.
vanisnia has suffered much since the rebellion
has broken our, but many of her citizens do
not seem to fully realize her past sufieriuga,
and hence their recent decision q, the ballot
But, elf Pennsyl lvanis has had her share Of
privstions and sacrifices in this slaveholding
rebellion against the freest Government on
earth, Indiana and Ohio have had theirs. Tho
Republicans and loyal Democrats In these
States Gas we'll - in Pennsylvania) volunteer
Cd By Thousands, and the result is the triumph
Of the so-cslled Democracy in both. 1t is
worth something to remember that the Breck-
inridgers elected TO Congress from these two
States generally outbid the Union candidates
In professions of devotion to the Union. How
such mon can hold seats in the National LIE.
gislAture and vote against the Government is
problem which the future must solve" In
the meanwhile. lot NJ hope that before the
Congress assemblies, TO which these men have
been elected, the rebellion will bs crushed
and the Union restored.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-22

LATEST FROM CALIroRNIA.-San Francisco
Oct 15-The unsettled condition in Eastern
monetary affairs has dispiriting effect in the
mercantile community here. who are unable
to account for the uprec-d-nied rise in gold.
Little bu siness is doing. Wool has declined
four cents. On account Of the decline in ex-
change in New York, with the present rates
OF exchange, shipments OF domestic produce
to the Atlantic potts must cease. State Sem
year, was arrested by order of Gen. Wright
tor uitering reasonable language. He ard
Assembiyman Kewan. recently arrested at
Los Angeles, are now confined at Fort AL
batross.
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Toinsure attention, tho CASH must acccu,,a.
ny notices, e follows:-All Cautions with 81 ;.
strsys, q; Aaaitors' notices, sl,5C; AdzainiS y
al other transient Notices =. the sam ra.es
otAera vsrhssmen at 81 per % uare, for ar lsss
inse. nons Twelve lines tor less) count SQUARE.
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SALT! SALT SALT!-Just received ,oeo-
- Sacks OF hrstrate Ground Alum Salt, put ND in
Patent Sacks at very low price, at the cheap,
Casn store OF r. NUSSOP.