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Annexed IA a copy Of the act to authorize pay
meuts in postage slampS and TO prohibit the eifcnl~-
lion of nnies OF less denomination than 81:

r. :, ,o,5 b., ~ g,raf, and HJu,e II Rrpre,entffi,e,
n. T.r,f NfrsGot hurod, ~ ngTess 6s'eHb.'d tttt
Ill Secretary TIE Treasury be- aud d. j. leIepy que
"a formal. 10 le Ifea,uers sud -nch oeE ttd u'
@t,o. a. t. utsd may De by hiin selected 10
NOR suus a ay deem sEprlsn mo po,isse ond ot'r'
mann tina tied States. be exchanged by then on p
,i.i,p for uited states Igteg aud jim d"d GJy ~
~ f.9 u gsrf arch stamps shsll be receivable IN
,,,tt Of ali dl. ihe riied states less urn 70 fud
M. he received IN sIchlng FOR United 'tal, Io's' "'n
,.n "a 70 any ssoui Treasurer or any de- hsou uP
NV ssiectos ~ sl0re.aii IN sums not less ihan 80
$50 lad he . f4fftey fn1cd, 1hst .m ua = yer ino
Ia y Of Asgus go2 no phsste coIPoiai'h ptlhs "'"
ri,,o1 lrrn or individual shall nast isv. c'nhe %
80 .t -sfs check nefa rsuaIu. tfhTn Or othei oilas-
ti.r or les sum than 90 dollar ininorS I" 'li''
- 10 be- received Or Ls,d - lea of law in' on,} ol
@ 4. iir3 States. aud every person 70 ohfidl4s hN ~
Thereon 10 any dsrics or ciIcui enuH o. w '.
81 St,,s 10 punished ty hue not ,tooeelIs 49, % y.
nr,ent not exceeding sI months OF py boti a. TIE
orr ION o! a., court
ErpIOYrd, JUS l., iiDf'
-, the above il will BE seen that postage s'amI =
ara NOT made LEGAL tender, excepting for dues 70
the Government, bat they are to he az al uines
redeemablo by the Government in sums oil I'VE dol,
,rs and even smaller amounts, when the new small
note. are is.ned. they will circulate as freely ~ II
hey had been made legal tender. The las clause
Of tie act will eGectuay clear US Of the individual
shinpaster nuisance.
Tie Treasury Department Say that small ifeAs"f!
No,es. .nes. tvos. and threes will lie ready ior ae'
delivery in about fortnight.
Tie income Of the New-York and New'iiaveh
Railroad for IRE year ending March ~. 1863 we';
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Rxc~suss Of Produce.

JrLy 22 54O6 bJ RI. ny l33 bbs. Corn Mes' 800 bags
Corn deal 245 Whisky. $4,000 bush Wheat. "a OO5
Cot d. Ga IS pkss. Ashes, 400 DO Proyons 42J Dc.
Lad IS kegs Lard.
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Disasiera. Ar,

NEw.ORIsNNs. July II. lNz
Tie srhr Diiro In order ct from the mud Jump
jetlsonea portion OF her eargo.--L y Telegraph
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Dnrnina fInio, Oils, ST..

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct nom the Gana'scnrsn and wells and
quantities suit. 10 Pume thlfitg fcef - tn-
Wv lowest ui.lk-t ra... by sCitEFfLLiS BROTHERS
4 Co. sos I7O ana ia WlAlri IT,. sew ORR
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Albany live Stock MARKET.


BysySsThose who first aud spid tf.i, tnIs we's
did et o. il seven time ont Of ten IN iu We
t uthe New ofA ade week, number u spec
r,o-- om iee wet Suspension bTd:e and b1i
no shsr. thry create. e excitement By their fie"
~ aa Nv ,,e 90 sf4 & head. The supI' was
s ast week tirs- sic .itors uincc fhei -Nrs L"
thst such would be thr case n0W-Aeucr tltli WI" e.
10 p.v hl~r prices There to uc quie falling on
~ rs -uu, an Illinois. and were rot O. haze uesr 80
ry oui or STATE 50 they argued and 50 they erred
liaot. has sell thz. her usual comi.rnieni
AID ~ r lc.k. too j. i4fstiy reprssriief
The orcuug The market Undue nc-1 ny the tore even TO
the trade buisp comparguscs buOyeit a. - week
lques aud few r,tzrcrs, cattle were sold - prices
mad. better bat when TIE Trains were a.! n SJ ere
ysdd in addition o06 hst draw out t week and
cent 20 pasture Thus nad 1896 hes, sic Instead Of
about o 81 4pec,ei aud .1- mndl Oppression in
AID sale were okinly At thu. some ~ho q ;he
oleling bought large doyes offered $40 t-I 20 be r.
leased ;lsir la gains, but there we're no taseis'
To Add 10 depression, the Eastern buyers lot money
last eek and iel II Necessary 20 De- Unusually cautious
h,avy buyer for Brighton ssye a, ms opuleI tha'
sd been peid for the total number 81 Iat.
INN ped st eek thsn ought 70 would we betn had
gsr care prudence been observed IN thr plf:basrs
some o. tue sold for Jgct ~hat they cost here
,e yeuse feeding add tTaDspDga oh beng ist .d OF"
ue.y al ffom ~ rs e head we're ost mus every ca
was a.iiu-t the irnyers and 10 Improve ent
csud be looked o the na-t-i closed dune's ruee N all
but .rna supply hfT. What the Ea-ien men took they
@.ur,o pretty much their sod many drove'
r-usirci 10 be pssiured uutl next week.
RECEIPTS The following IL our conpiralve statement or
receipts AZ thus market the Central Railroad e,umctir
I II he
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-un-Res..A:41 Sets............s..3 Mooa-Sots Ioi
WATER This OAf.
sandy Hook. 4:l9 Gov Island 5;oy He'aie oios
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70 ARRIVE.
Passengers Sailed

N bark Tge,G, far ~ 1hs@1s-R de Gonzsbs. Lieut.
Zelan f. II Perkins. Mr. aud Ma s. Pereifa and sister, th
Rev. Edward BIZ dsn, Ns.eo Cstgaa
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Hlovemenis of Ocean steamers
~ N. =, a Oh
Si>Gnship,.

SfDGnttIp, Le0re- Fo. O1Se.
panfag.n,t ......New-f klnrton, JAM Jniy
boston Nrf Wy -
Greet New Liverpool .Juy 8
Bonus New lam ufg.....J0iy %
Norwegian. tlUrb- llstfpJDl ...'."y "'b ~
Cir, OF New. .x Liverpool q
pe.s.A...........N-wbo Tk.... Liverpool uiy ~
k....beues......Aug.
Cty u Washington New fork.... Liverpool ....Auz.
;, lth America ...Quebec ... Liverpool. ....An&
Al Liverpool.
Newly ofk. l.lserl ......au-.
.oge.scsl an ...... Qneaec..... Liverpool Aug
: xoni, i ork. snburg ....ABy
AusiIaAsisn. New loIk.,.. Liverpool Aus ID
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I'll. So. Louis Republican Of the Eth ms. fur
nsbes the following information relative TO tie con.
limitation OF The Pacific Railroad Of Missouri:
We SIC ra' Sci 70 learn, d. from Information com
rtuuicat-i ., G-o aylor esq Predeoi Of The Pacihc
arold that will be resumed OF the tOutvest branch
Of that road sloug tbs wnoe line between Hollis and Lebanon
q distance " hiy-sir nile.
From Tile P9asciHc Maeys' Jouraal we learn
that the Pennsy lyania Coal Company bias issued a
circular Offering coal at the following prices, for cash,
delivered ON board vessels at Por, Even for the
present:
Lump .................pi 10 Egg..........s'"'fi "
st.,r.bost....... 1 IS stO.e...........,...... -
Hroks u.........s........ <n'
Delivered 1t Nsw-York 80 cents b tun additions,
The tuunage Of the Reading Road last week was
3, Cgi ,uns. Schuylk Canal, @27i5 tans
T1f B0sioH AaUcriiser, says:
The national currency continues 10 be prominent topic Of
d.cn.si1u TIE msrAt oE America god has been 10 al
e,fel f'-e iuirg the ~ee End sh active sQ ate
demand the r,ice la. further advanced
Trade H. general been more active during TIE week IN
CO. ,eloence Of thsyecYe scion Induced % the changes
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DOyS, SPRING UNION GUNS for Torpedoes

I'D Fire Cracker tie uesp.t and b-s'. - per dozen
LLUMINATlON CANDLboIlCks,
With och and Ri for gslrd 70 h any Windo
sssh The most oesirsbie for TINS purpose
Plice 80. per dozen. -,-,nr,,
/ :. CLOUOH, Ne. 200 PeaTi-st.. and > X BUhhELL.
No n Broad st. cole I.sl af.clurer. Orders promptly
sns erred
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0ilsCeiiGleous.

I'D factory No a9t Peaft-t H,iyers Building. AL
a-ces ID the og est fscoT, prices PANr bht SIZES Ola
superior quality constantly cn heod. JOHN n hOrFhh.
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Passengers Arrived


FkNehRess AFfTVtu
In bark Ve1u' from CErdeoa-k. G. Morse u ). Consul
al luracSa
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che Gurt.

TASHION COURSE, l.. I.--TROTTlNG.-
4 on WEDNESDAY Jolly % At o'ciock. p. N: tesi
bs,,ree1 three Wehtuon rod hor.e. for IN lde mie
sst.. oest thee in Lse g. wt.On, VI. VIE. iAN
names h Red John Jackson; D. Pr FAR names D. ~
adv Moran: ID. MACE &. jesse. The whoe pro
rl " te shair b. donated the winner TO Charitable
Ius.itutiot Good day ana good 'racf. .,, -,
JOSEPH CROCEERON, Manager.
ROTTIN G. - FASHION PLEASU hE
- Vs,cb = COZ : ill., h. ~. test IN 5 TO wagons.
IL Woodruff NAMES 6 III. L.dy safoA, u veg
u Pheer. names b. . Ratti-s.sse. TO IV 10 ""s'n'
Good DAY aud good track. - ,.ooc,rrpo>. Nfus.or
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WINTER GARDEN THEATER.
w TUESDAY EVENING Jul, p, 1868. Tie very suc.
ce.slul butl-sqoe, kiNG tOTTONi or InE EAithp
PnfNCg: MERCHANT OF VENICE fourth TIA ID
scrnel; farce OF THF LIMERICK BOY AID The GRAND
SKATING SCENE. -
WEDNESDAY, EVENISG-Rrnea, Of Nj FLEMING,
when the solicitations OF the prroual friends OF ieai
ATistel Miss MARY PROVOST. sic will sppcA. in the
avoi'e character OF Lady Gay Spauset IN LONDOH 40
SURFACE.
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NIXON's CREMOKNE GARDEN,
~ l3tn and Giii-av
TUESDAY. July p. 1859.
TIE SPANISH BEAUTY, ISABEL. CUBA
IN a new Pautousinle AID ne~ Ballet DiycltisemcHi
Second nisht o. the Com Psntorifne,
THE Cos. GRIPPE
Second appearance Of
II. rOPHOFF AND Mn c. LEHMAN.
Nr. THOMAS BAKER and HE Orchestra COsTA TIELKuR,
LouisR rouR~Aiss. M'pLLE MARIE, %iXRNEs WiETHoyP.
R0NzAEiO and = host Of others
SPECIAL NO1lCE.-ln consequence Of ths thiclterins
state tie weather the magnitude Of the wo and 10
ORDER present Il H. worthy 81 the sutl- NE
Asage OBLIGED po.pore thu l1a Performance Of
EDGES GRIAt MA>TtKPIbCE,
the represeraiiou OF the GEes' Fight bet cen the
MONT * AND GiEhiIMAC.
IL viii be produced HIS EVENING tor se st tine urcn
OF peudor .h eclipse anything Of tie specacu-
a Kind ever before wi messed u this country.
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ALBERT u. NicoL&,. Aucti1nesr
DEREMPTORY ADAliNlSIR ORS SALE.
4 MANHATTAN GAS nc I ND OTHER STOCkS
AT A. 0TiON.
Albert NrCOLAY
viii SCI T. on THURSDAY July a, al ~ O'Clock p n, AZ
fhe STOCK StLESRUOM No s. Milisul-s,.:
I00 shares Marhst,sl Gs Lsnt Co ........@ 80 each
e gheras United Fse ms tO.......... 2 each
81 .lsres Aor.c Fire lns Co...... p each
100 mares L. Crosse al 81 Taukes Co.. 10 each
The above 70 be sold Ia lots s ch 70 close tue
ste OF Nathaniel Wright de. ea-ei. by order Of
O WATSON Minds. e.q, AdmlnitIa'or
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The Gebtard Fire Insurance Company has de-
cared a dividend OF per cent. payable on demand.
The Washington Life Insurance Company has De
,ared "A interest dividend Of q per cent. payable
Angus, let. The Brooklyn City Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of per cent. payable on the
3l, inst The transfer books viii remain closed TIL
August ist.
The market for Gold has been excited to-day, and
after ceiling ~ high - 1904, fell back to ii9l The
sogrey,te transactions at the Board wee aboui
O0 zoe. ranging from ll9i 1907. Tie street buf-
es has also been large and at toe close, ll9i was
hid. Silver is lI3sl6, and in fair demand for Can
ada. Gold Demand Notes are rather weak, uder
the large supply pressing from all quarters, and the
,ooden,,e absorption for dutes. The quaint; taken
off the market does not equal tie expectations OF
iolder.. TIE amount Of Custom-lIouse Notes aioat
i, about 900 COO Tie quotation at the eloss Is
lo7galGS. Indebtedness Certificates are TlG9fi,
and not active. The $50 & cent Treasury Notes
we're firm aud sold high as lJt IN tie street. AZ
fine close. Lowevsr. a portion Of the advance was
lost aud lU2l was the best bid. The 12Os ARE very
inactive. ana the quotations entirely noioinai at
about ~.
Money on choice securities is abundar, at '
cen, bn, Lenders are becoming more iastidous in re-
gard to the quality OF tho security, and more exact
ING in regard to rcins. The current rates "a
a. cent. In paper there ID no change TO notice.
Tie shipuents Of Specie from this port last week
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Gaies b. Antiion.


A. ". AiFKwN A1c11ne-
RY BANGS, MERNlN u Co, Irving Build
NJ ing. Nos. s4 s0d a96 hI~aS Ssss Of Books Sta
onery Pieiure,, WorAA Of Art Fs4cy IOo1s Furniture &c
EQUITY SALE -SUPKEME COURT
~ July IS inst II o'clacs an ~ Ne,chsut' SssT0om
No III Brosdway ho1se and o Ne. 81 Horsto-st.. lsS
Good chance FOR one hine seu.i house in good neigh
borhood Now rented fhT = 90 ppit %
D. at AcuAHIN, Nc. al Broadway.
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90 to the SEA SiDE.-The cars
Gunner i(ctrcals.
COUNTRY BOARp WANTED-For Self.

G'Ot NIK1 BcAltl1 w AN Ed OF seli,
" Wife and four Chiidr-n on % yeasl retired
fs-rl-h oue IL the hill couu ~ miles OF this city,
where hsvc god srnsa ia Is pure air pleasat
scenery and other urTound hst por we4Iied teacher
Of OF the ward schoo this Try fe.~ estore his
phys is Gsus tc,lyiuss all for IL POI
seek Having contributed 40 Ais TO relieve the
Board o. Education a. IT, pc ny d.'res DO Dot fec
able 70 make hbsf, oder Address Immediately,
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. box No. l68 Tfibuue Office.
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T,-rR srr, Ioan, Spere Crr0f.oa ard DeronD 81 "a,
gak, ,s Cv n Ssts- yoyt for tie osei eadss Sofa,
aly july 10 10! psieh gIed he CgpifaI Of saeA
EaHt.
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Ginuscrnenfs

ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
Of the celebrated
HOLMAN NATIONAL OPERA TROUPE,
Mr. EDWIN KELLY. TENOR and LIGBr COMEDIAN.
And Master Leon
TIE FTHIOrIAN CUBAs give
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES aaiy. at ard :. .. L.
The follcvin novelties 20 be seen 81 81 Lorfs
fse, y inehss 'ognd ,e holy I'D e', P P,G1Pe'
NED. THE LEARNED SEAL.
DEN or LIVING MONS IN StHffNlS'
TIE ,AQUARiAL GAEDhN &c &C.
Admiration 70 al ouJ p cs cIhireh iAaet zen 'c'
"ElNDERELLA AND HER SISTERS"
scI Ss spy P,sSl Ho 20 Brosdry SEASON Ee.
3 cents opeu from "a m to o ? "a.
GEORGE CHRISTY's MlNSTRELS,
N No. 5ss Rrosdwey. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
GEogG5EEo CHRisff aud Lessee. and Prorrision
GEORGE HRlsrY.................S;see Manager.
J. y. BRIGGS Business Mansgef and lrsasuFer
,bs LSnebable farce Of the STATUE LOVER George
Christy JsEe The famou. Qusreite-Reeses MeTand,
Spr,ng New Cloruses, New Bur-sque Grand Matinee
every sAud.y at for Isoe. ADD Children itgs ion p
half pre-, except for children Matinee only
Doors open q; = Curisin rises at o precisely
NIBLO's GAkDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
MI JOHN COhLlNS,
The distinguished Irish Conedsu, tpor TO lis Departure
TUESDAY EvEEIS3B. July %, 1862
Tug COLLEEN BAWN.
myles rs Coppa cen (~ih sousl).. MI JOHN COLLINS.
DAn"y Mana w; Sc, a.
Hsd er CTcssn. ....................Mr = X She""L
fshrr lou.s... Va y " buihf--
Ely OConnor (the Colleen Bswnl. Miss Emma Taylor
Annie Chute the Colleen Rhuld. kse Denin Ryan.
snci2n. N-i.
mis- OlO. M. y. i'lNH'
tn. piece Will h. po5uceo in the
SAME GORGEOUS MANNER
when fret repes-ua st this e.iab meut At the Close Of
the drama Nh COLLINS viii eng ,he Grand National
Anthem OF
HAIL TO THE UNION. NEVER DISSOLVE IT.
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BOARD.-HOARD may be OBJ

~ tanned al FsTuih"gsr lea 4nt aud very healthy
lscaiiy ;he Csski ~ sIpylng, etheT per
) by letter, u ID LlNSLtf, ~ Orove-st Jer
sey CITY
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Looms snd dis-ts = i43 Gl1i y Circulation. lal 20
specie......... 3l9liGG9 1887
Total Capita l............'....'..''''' SoVtVo'VV
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-02
BY SAMUEL J. ROW.
CLEARFIELD, PA, JULY 2, 1862.
THE WAR NEWS.

The news from the seat of war has been
rather meagre during the past week, but eve
rything indicates more activity.
On the 2lst the rebels opened fire on the
camp of Gen. Hooker's advance with she'll,
but did no serious damage. Gen. Hooker an
swered from one of his heavy batteries with
good effect, and in a short time drove the reb-
els out of their position and occupied their
camp and holds it.
On the 10th the U. S. troops under General
Benham made an attack on James Island near
Charleston, S. C., and after hours hard fight
ing were ,repulsed, with loss of 66S killed
wounded and missing. The Union troops were
obliged to retreat under cover of the gun
boats. Our troops behaved with great spirit
in the engagement.
The forces under Major Generals Fremont.
Banks and Mcdowell have been consolidated
into one army, called the Army of Virginia,
and Major-General Pope has been specially as
signed to the chief command. M'Call's divi-
sion, ten thousand strong, has been detached
from McDowell's command, and sent to the
army before Richmond.
Major General Fremont asked to be relev-
ed from the command of the First Army corps
of the army of Virginia, as the position as
signed him under Gen. Pope as the comman-
der-in-chief is subordinate and inferior to
those heretofore held by him, and therefore
would largely reduce his rank and considera-
ton in the service. His request was acceded
to by the President.
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA-T.

IA centrated extract of Para SarsaparilIs !.
combined with other ubstance of stiI go =
alternative power as to afford an effective antdo,
for dis ases Sarsaparilla is reputed to eure So
remedy is surely wa ted by those who me-
from Strumous complaints, and that one VI.
will accomplish their cure must prove of irnrns.a a
service to this large class of our afflicted ten
citizens. How completely this compound vii, a
it has been proven by experiment on many ~ -
worst cases TO be found in the FOLLOWING 60. '-'
plants
Scrofua and Scrofula com plants Erpn,io,s -,
Eruptve diseases, Ulcers, Pimples Blofcbas T- TAU
mors, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Syphilis and 50
phiitie affections, Mercura diseases IL
Neuralgia or Tic Doloreux, Debility. Dvsccrr,;;,,
and Indigestion, Erysipelas. Rose OF ST Antbo5v's
Fire. and indeed the VIII ole class of comnl,5,
arising from impurity of the blood -S
This compound will be found a great prop,o,s
of health when taken in the spring to expel tbs
foul humors which tester in the blood at tbatss.'
son Of the year BY the timely emulsion az IT,.
many ranking disorders are nipped in the brS
Multitudes can. by the aid of this remedy sns-.
themselves from the endurance of foul eruptior.
and ucerous sores. through which the sys,er,
will strive rid itself ofcorruptions If not a.si.-
ed TO do this through the natural channels Of H..
body by an alternative medicine Cleanse oBt ~.
yitiated blood whenever you find Its impuritias
bursting through the skin i. pimples eruption.
or sores; cleanse it when YOU find il is obstr,.,i
and sluggish in the veins cense it yhepeveri 4,
is foul, and your feelings will tell Won wbsr
Even where particular disorder is felt peoBf,
enjoy better health,a live longer for clernsiu-
the blood. Keep the blood healthy. and am +.
well but with the pubulum of life disorierei
there can be no lasting health Sooner or later
something must go wrong, and the great machiu
cry of life is disordered or overthrown
During late years, the public have been rp i.Jed
by large bottles. pretending to give quart Of
Extract of Sarsaparilla for dollar MoSr of
these have been frauds upon the sick for they
net only contain little, if any sarsapariIla but
painful disapp ointment has followed the use Of
the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which hood
the market. until the itsefis justly despised
and has become synonomius with imposition and
cheat Still we call this compound SarsapariI Ia
and intend to supply such remedy as shall res
cue the from the load of obliquy which
rests upon it. And we think have ground f1r
believing it has virtues which are irresistible bv
the ordinary run of the diseases it is intended 10
cure.
Prepared by DIR J. C. AVER & Co. Lowell
Mass. Price 81 per bottle, bottles in one pack
age s..
G. ID. Watson, Clearfeld, VIM. Irwin. Curwens-
vile, 5. Arnold, Luthersburg. Eliza Chase Anson-
Vile j. C. Benner. Morrisdale, C. x. Poster Phil
ipsburg. and Dealers everywhere
May I, 1852.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-02
OUR NEXT STATE SENATOR.

The question is frequently asked-Who shall
be our next candidate for the State Senate {?
We think Clearfield county could present as
strong claims to have the candidate as anv
county in the District. We do not, however
know that she urges her claim. We think
that the friends of the National Administia a :
tion in this county, and, for aught we know
In the whole district, would be well satisfied
TO sustain the Hon. l.. W. Hall, for reelection
He has filed the position for the last three
years with great ability. His course has been
such as to do honor to himself and render
satisfaction to his constituents. His strength
before the people, we believe to be as great
if rot greater, than that OF any other man in
the district; and if reelected, his position
and influence would be such as would enable
him to render as much service to the cause of
the Union any one we could name. We
do not now pretend to speak authoratiyely yet
we believe, that we express the general senti-
ments of those Of our county who cordially
support the administration of Mr.. Lincoln.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-02

GOLD AND PROMISES TO PAY Tho Ciearfeid
Republican seems to think that Mr.. McEnaly
overlooked the important item in the finances
in his recent speech, and says that under Mr..
Buchanan's administration gold ranged from
! to per cent, whilst now it is g.. The
difference inpremium, then, according to our
neighbors, is 5R per cent. in favor of Buchan-
ism. Now for the 'sPromises to pay.'' At
present the Government can borrow money at
5per cent, and its bonds have been selling at
least at par, if not at premium. Under Bu l.
chanan the &c, ernment failed to borrow mon
ey at IL per cent, and some of the bids were
as high as SO, making the aggregate of the
bids "a per cent, providing they were equally
divided. Now, any man of common sense
and judgment can see at glance, that the
difference between and "a is 19 per cent. in
favor of the present sale of bonds. But, take
the lower figures, of the Buchanan bids, and
between and IL you have per cent. better
than under Buchanan's administration. The
object Of our neighbors, in this kind of mis-
representation, is too apparent to need fur
ther elucidation, and, therefore, we dismiss
the subject.