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ttooga IN 9enne6ee 3uBeIunbt tperben fOllten.
Otele ,Pnpttre entbalten ccnfDenttele Briefe
pom Ven. BeauregarD an Den Generals os
tutanFea itno SnlpettOr Cooper lOpte an Sen.
Sra99 tportn Elm S%OultdnOta oetaiQtrter Wlan
Der WtltarOperatiOnen TN @e1en unb Glib
tpeIten enttpcrfen 1T. "
0emaB bes 8eauresaro'l&e Wroaramm's
loute 3ierlt 3ouispile uno oann @tnstnnatt
9enct1men treroen. Sc mar 1etne Metnune,
saB eth Detachment leiAt louisville nebmeYt
tSnnte, pabreno Die 6auptarmee na6 Ginctn>
matt Dcrrife. @r empffeblt bic @rribtun9
zines NSerteS tn e~rlterer StaOt uno bic IGleus
nt9e 3erltSrung DeS Canals. I'm @inctn@
matt i'm 3aume gu balten, wo[te er at So
ptnetOn ltarfe 0Urtiffaticnsn errtGten.
DteIe rpiAttgen Srtefe werOen pa6r19etns
LTD bolo ausfabrli@ Ourb Die Brelfe mttgea
tbetlt tperben.
Serid1te elmer Nebenenbemean mad, listens
US btn9tOn, Ia. SIT. @snero[
8ersanO erbielt bsuts Die Nadri6t, oaE
fetnpli&e GaVaIlerie auf Der 9sesbura Noeb
mad nptene pill marlAtre. @s purpe Elm
Saoallerte Sunolhafter aus1eIhidt INN Iih
i6er Die HtAti9feit pteier gneabe au Serge
wi1ern.
Gen. See nerffGrFt
Sn gut unterrt1teten Rretlen mill man
rtien, baB Gen. See rs, 900 Wtann 8srfdrs
fun9en erbalten BAT, um Den Gerlut In SRA,
rplanp pieper au03usIei6en.
General %artimSaIe.
Die Nnfla9e 9e9en Gen. Wartinbale, Der
iebt eDr einem unteri uAunssgertAte Cebt, IOu
lebr 9rapirenO ietn, SIS beiBt, baB fN aus
ben 9engenarsia9en beraus9elte1t babe, Sen.
Niarttnoale babe Dem Sen. MUre(l mad Der
S6ladt Don Malpern SIN BEN gcrIdIaa oez
ma9t, tire Gruppen ak Den GeinD at iaiberaes
ben. Sen. NiOreu mites etne b~erarttae 3t@
mutbnng NIT benz bDfIten unwtuen suriid.
@ifenscpanserte ediffe Der Scr. ct. gsarime.
5Ol9enOe 9,ite, DeIde lOsben sum Marines
Mtnilter perGfentltdt wOrOen III, atbt cine
ueberli&t Der etlensepau3erten S6ife nebF
Nnsate Der In;ubl Der @eI6ube unc pcs
Spnnensebaltes etnes jeOem SnDr3euees:
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QEeitereS itber Die S@la@t Bel
Werr1DtHe.

Der Cincinnati @Oltsfreunb pom IL. B.
atbt peitert @tnselbeitsn ater Gas blutt8e
TrsFen gu psrrpptae. gr laSt:
.DaS @efeGt entpann idy am WttttpU9
ben 8. Sftuber, 2 Meilen nSrDlt6 BON @errys
ptae. INN ben 8efb elmer 2ueIe unO ben Be
rs BON Chapman Greet. McGOOt's Nrmees
6urss ron 40.oOO-45,OO0 Mann, trOrunter
Ra aud RUnFeau's DtSilfCn befnpet, fanb
snf HR(syer Geite ben &sbelen inter Bragg,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-15

SGGkIS d0uvAuINyGttt utApEbk pCh kubkG AkuD &S
BON &riesssefansencn rnebr seina6bt.
Dieting Sen. 3ablmetIter 6. 8. GrY bat
befannt eema6t, rap in 8nfliNt auf pte
lhneue Nu~spedlelung Der @~eIangensn, pte
.2ablunaen an bic 6rauen unO Mitter Derles
ben laut @ene, al. SrDre SO. 80 pom Sabre
1861 lu8penpirt perDen IOaeu.
@ [spesiaItepeI6e Der 81. 9, Srtuae.l
@s GerrlGen SerldieDene NnliGten ii6er bic
8 .peeunsen De6 Sen. Stuart, @tntse glau9
BEN, Dap Sen. See foleen ipirp, ura cine ltarfe
MaAt auf Die reAte 6lanfe Der Niniee Wtc@
@lsaan's 3t werfer. Mnbere teppG %Dentene
DaB Sen. Sisd balo miro ansesrifen weroen,
aber Der Beri1t, pelber DurN pteIe NnliGt
bsrppraerufen wprosn 1T, baB bereits 10, 900
&sbeleu au MtDDleburS itanoen, IT unbesriins
oct. Das Commencement bat tpenisltens fetne
Derartiaen NahriGten. QSteDer Nnoere lpres
den Die Mn(idbt aus, paB Dteer Sapa1srteein<
fau MUIR cine 6tnte mar, INN Den Nuf3u9 SI
Deden. Sen. Stuart beetle ih Durbaus
.niAt, ben Dptomac 3u fren3en, ais er TIN out
letner Niiffebr erretGt bate, or belt liN i'm
@eaentbetl iiber cine Stunbe auE INN ben
pferpen nod einmal vrnY WiarYlanD's" &Crn
3u frefsn 3u eeben. Sen. Stonemnn's cSn~
~fanterte fam sIei93etttg Don @pOlesStle Der.
auf unD Sen. YleolantDn, beiIen 500 Mann
@aYaIerte au ermiiOet parer; utt ansuereifen,
pa he IS Meilen tn "a Stunpen asmant
tutten, amairts lt9, NIT 5wet @ei6isen iiber
DEN 0ctcmac gu lAieBen. @en. Stuart lOl
an Der 6errY 9elpst baben, e. babe letneu
3ped niht ppaltdnOtg errstAt. @be General
5tuart lG D%erablhieoete, lancte er Ietne @raBe
an Sen. Setb @tliams, Mie&lsaan's afFfts
reader @enerale2btutant, unp anpere tbm BON
frtber befrennpete Wiilitars. Son unIerer Dir
NEE pmrDe fetn Wann 9etSbtet poer peripu.s
oct. Der @eneralar;t erbielt Deute etn Gele.
grarnrn, DAP ale Hattenten In ben 6ospt1lern
gu gbambsrsburs BON Sen. Stuart parpltrt
wprDen leien. a4
Epnesfdle Ser G6IaAt SM Gprtntb.
Son Den big jsbt betannt sewOrDenen GUbeSs
fallen tn Der ShlaGt BON ,@rrtntb tbetlen MFR
fcl9enbe beutINe Namen nit ~ So
Sen. Major Srb, osrwunbet; CAPT. 0rts
fer, 3. Soma, Serpunoet; Maior Ntetnl1n=
Der, 25. SAB, perpuubet; SIN. 5adtaman,
sst6ptet St. &tna, Z ST., Serwunpet, Ct.
Gltetbrcuf, Z. ST., setSotet Capt. gptn5ler,
|43. SbtC, 9etSptet Mlaj. &ubn, 9. ST., pers
%punOet; st. Sol. Sanpers, l6. Soma, vers
panpet; Mat, Coleman, StanleY'S q. q. g.,
%perpunpet ; st, Gutter, 2, Soma, perpunpet;
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Seine Sablnnsen tuercen BEN Srauen mnb WeiitterH
Don &rissssefansencn mebr semaGbt.

9ptal. ..259 57,496
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with the combined forces of the enemy. which
lasted with continuous fury from daylyb,
until after dark, by which time the enemy
Vas driven from the field, which we now 90.
cupy.
Our troops are too much exhausted to push
matters vet, but shall do it in the course of
the morning as soon as Fitz John Porter's
corps comes up from Manassas.
The enemy is still ON our frent, but they
are badly used up,
We have lost not less than 5000 men killed
and wounded, and, from, the appearance of the
field, the enemy lost at least two to one.
He stood strictly on the defensive, and ev.
ery assault was made BY ourseives. Oul
troops behaved spendidly. The waffle wa
fought on the identical battle field OF Bul
Ran, which fact. greatly increased in enthn
sasn of our men.
The news just reached me from the iron
that the enemy is retreating towards th
mountains l go forward at once to see.
We have made great captures, but am nc
able vet TO form an idea of their extent.
JOHN PopE, Major General.
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L O O X H + r E
90 EW 9O0p S
A T
X II A T Y E RS
CLEARFIELD, PA.-SEPT. 3.

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue a writ ot
~ Vendifiont Ezponas, issued out of the Cont
OF Common Pleas of Clearfeld county and to m e
directed, there will be exposed to Public Sale AZ
the Court House, in the Borough of Clearfeld
on Wednesday the 24th day of September instant
a: ID. 1862, at o'clock, P. NJ, the following do,
sribed Real Estate to wit:
a certain tract or piece of land situate in Rae.
cara township, Clearfeld county Pennsylvania.
containing about three fourths of an acre mare
or less, with two story frame tavern house nd
a stable thereon erected, bounded by Iaods of r
saac ,S Rlckets on the north, and lands of Georee
Epliion and Others on the south and west said iot
and premises levied on being now in the .ecnnaU
ey OF Isaac Richets. Seized, taken in exeeut;,n
sna 70 be sold as the property of job, Rick
ma Isacc tickets terre tenants
aLso--By virtue of a writ Of Fer, H,.; =,
piiow.ng described Real Estate SO vit -"0
q All tnat certain tract of land situate :, Rad,
9wnship, Clearfeld county. PennsyIyan;a honn
To on tne east by lands of Sebastian Farsi ON
west oy lands Of Henry Knarr. on the north tn
aahas OF John Ehrgood containing sixtv-eiah,
more or less, having about forty acres cea,'
WIN WIN mousse and barn thereon erecred . So.
: .aAen In execution. and te be sold .s ,h. 80
e ~ OF John Ehrgood ~ 'ne pfo-
Sheriff. oa - EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
Enelln ofhce, Clear4ieId, Sept 3. 1880
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THE aDEMocRAr1cn TICKET.

We observe, by the published proceedings,
o' - Early of Elk county and DR.. Boyer
Ase'"o-ty, have been nominated for the
~h'on lne' a-se ssDemocratic'' Conference
observe thas Coz. on the 2lst. We also
been nominated for, Patton of Erie has
party. The democracy hv tho same
therefore, nov full party tick.,ountv have.
The nomination of DR.. Boyer OF field
county, s'will 10 doubt be surprising r.Jd
ny;" especially, to the honest portion of tbl
party, when they remember that Capt. Larri
mer was the choice of this county. By wha
game of "hocus-pocus," or oslight- of hand
performance such result was obtained, we d
not pretend to say, as We do not "know all th
Sc facts in the case.'' But, if We were permit
ted to express an opinion, we would say that
perhaps, Capt. Larrimer was too much of
war man-too much of a true patriot-too hon
est to subscribe to the edicts of Hughes an,
Vallandigham. and. therefore, did not suit th
wire-pulleIs and friends of ssthat small patrio
band" who care entitled 10 the gratitude o
every" rebel now in arms against the Govern
ment. And hence, Captain Larrimer was no
nominsted at the Ridgway conference.
And so with the other nominations. If ou
memory serves us right, every Douglas, or un
conditional Union Democrat was showed aside
and none but those of the ultra, or Breckin
ridge Valiandigham stripe nominated.
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stdam Engine
ANDPAGE S.W MILL,
AL COMPLETE, DIR SALE.

A Steam lgine d the followeg dimensions cy-
lender 10 lches in diameterf bore and n feet
stroke; Sic valves with Ca Iron bed plate or,
shear witforce pump; Goveaor, fly wheel. DC. :.
complete wh Copper and otir pipes; boilers
"a inches .ch in diameter, dpble flued, I6 feet
long OF god material, tJuniaa lron) fly wheel
IL feet in iameter. about l6tlbs weight. with !.
oil globes ad all necessary bks and wrenches
and an exta shaft b attach .grist mill. ThS
engine has,sen p.e for ruring both crist and
saw mill su,cssfupy
Saw Milf Pag4 ,est Pata-complete with +
Ratchet, Hdd blocks Circtk Saws, Strap and
GIL gil necessaf ma>hnery fbrsawing lnmber.r
The above insine aid Saw rl can Be seen at
Grahamton ch.r6en CO.. Pa For particulars
June 18th, I62. is. B. GRAHAM.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

GEN. BANKS OPTNoN OF THE BArrLE.-The
following remarks OF Major General Banks to
General Geary, after the battle of Cedar Noun
tain. are significant. Gen. Geary was lying
on the srass suffering from his wound, when
Gen. Banks came up to him and said Seen
eral, grievs for your misfortune as 1 do for
SO many OF our friends, but believe no fault
can be found with us, and sure am that from
The beginning Of tie world no men fought
% tteT than our tro0ps."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

ENSTRAH Game trespassing the premises
~ of the subscriber in residing Bloom town nship
about the llth August last, red and white steer
the head and shoulders being red and the hind
part nearly white-and three years old the own.
er is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away he will be dis
posed of as the law directs
Sept 3, 1862. TITUS II BAILEY.
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STRAYED.-Strayed away from the subscri
- Der residing n Morris to~nshi about the 10th
August last. one pair motley oxen about . years
o,d-coior. q, red with white faces; one has white
spot on side-well matched Any informs tion of
their whereabouts is will be gratefully acknowledg-
by JOSEPH SNYDER.
Sept. 3, 1S62-3tp. near kylertown.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

LNSTRAY.-Camet trespassing on the premises
~ of the subscriber residing in Lawrence town.
ship. barrow hogs-two about l. mo nths old and
all white. the other two about Is months old. one
all white, the other has black spots on back and
sides; the owner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges. and take them away
or they will be disposed of as the law directs.
Sept g. 1862 G PHILIP GUELICH
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Toinsure attention, the CASH must accompa-
nv notices, as follows ALI Cautions with 81 ,
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, Sl,5O; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, u, 30, each ana
all other transient Notices at the same ra,es
Other advertisements at 81 per square, for or less
lnse. tions Twelve lines (or less count square
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

se,e,ts set ,karge type, cuts, nsnaf
yle,sH be charged double price far sp'aesoee"pfed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

hR- MODS. teiers his professional servi-
~ ces tis cttizenof Clearield and vicinity
Residenc 1Second sect, opposite the Office Of
L. j. Crar4q. Ofic the same that was recent
iy occupif n Hon GR Barrett, where he can
be found MS bsen IN professional business.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

WlLLASlA. rALLACE, Attorney At Law,
a.v., a oaessnH Ofice, adjoining kis resi-
n Se~ho speet- Sept l.
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a.ans .maTS Aorney at Law and Real Estate
residence, en- Sscea street. "''SM,ning ms
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ARRFR 4 Tea, Attorneys at Law. Clear
IL heldh Will lend promptly to all legal
and otheIflncss enlisted to their care in Clear.
held and tining coities. August 6. 1856.
JAS. n. tREkER. ISRAEL TEST.
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PRoFEssl9AL 4 BUSINESS CARDS.

mv Attorney at Law. Indians Pa.
-. -e1 business promptly attende. to
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p ICH y MOSSO Dealer in Foreign and Do
LII mesi0ry Good G Groceries. Flour. Bacon.
Liquors, Room, Market street few doors
west of Jn,aI Office learfeld, Pa Apr27.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

CKOUcHRars Cu,w.nsv;,1. c,.,,.
------.-~ '"n D. May IA.
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nHoMj MCe.bUGH, Attorney at Law,
VI Clearla, Pa. Dice, over the "Clearhcld
10. Bank. eeds an oaer legal instruments pre-
Jared witbromptEss aid accuracy. July }.
u G. HUSH :i:s :: :: TIN CT LLoUaH
3USH M'CILLOUGHS
COLLEDS Ore. C.sARfIsLD. PExs'A.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

w NJ: M,cnlLFGH. Attorney Mt Law, c,..
on - neid, "a o6icc, with l.. ) Grams. ESQ
ono street Jul, B. 1861
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

tSoSskI fa,s Z ;!WAlACE. Attorney at Law. Clear
s,,sst a, a.nn vhs in Shaw's new row. Market
Ner YPpe'ss Sa's a'se'sJewslry store. Nav &C.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

II Al, satch and Clock Maker. and
Graham's fhes, Jewelry. &C. Room in
---l- street. Nov. 10.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
fashionable Millinery.
tlSS j. &. E. MITCHELL,
Second Street, clearaeld, Pa,
{oPposlte the residence of L. I Graz.

e undersigned would respectfully inform the
Is o' ciearheid and vicinity. that they have
yea an assortment Of Fashionable Millinery
$ 70 which they invite their attention.
".so 40 all kinds of millinery work on short
Ii the latest style, and on reasonable
>, ,os. J. 4 &. MITCHELL.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

hh. NACAMPHL, offers his professional
- serve to the dzens of Morris and adioin-
ing townshs Resiince with j. d. Denninp in
yiertownlearfelsounty. May II. 1859.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

oHN dfLICH, snufacturer of all kinds of
- CabIntxare, Nsket street. Clearfield, Pa.
he also my to ord dCofins. on short notice, and
attends f''ais with hearse. AprI0,'59
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

II DSSh ssI{ef sxsPE. Attorney at Law. Clear
west q Gsha,p ~ In G Graham's Row, four doc g
-- "'n q yntons store Nov. TO-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

MtALLY. ttorney at Law. Clearfeld,
q. "a racticesn Clearfeld and adjoining
counties ice in ne brick building of j. Boyn.
ton, I'd str, one dc south of Lanich's Hotel.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

WlLLlM I. IRvN. Market stree, c,..-.-,,
w "a ealer in ,reign and Doms..;s Maa,'
chandise, srdware, seenswarc, Grocerie. ma
A'' Seneriy Nov 10
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

A. vik pa "; AttoTney at Law, Curwens-.
trusted tOhis c,ro' nd to all business en-
Methodisthurch. opposite the New
-- JAN l5 1852
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

A JACKSON DEMocRAT.-T6>
H.) Patriot tells this story A gooGR tN'
from an adjoining town came into out ailne'
the other day and paid his subscription Ie
the Patriot From capac ious leathern bat
he deposited the shining half and quarter dol
lars. We looked on in astonishment, moi hav
ing seen so much silver coin in . long kime
He mistook our astonishment, for suspid on
'sThey'r re good, amt they7' so, yes,' said we
ssYou looked as il they warnst; but I knou
them's the real feilers; had 'em in my trunh
morn Ten years. don't believe in youfpes.
ky rag currency. I'm a Jackson man |; ard ii
the General was alive, he'd sweep the hahks
aud the rebels altogether. Good moruipp'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

j Boas,A oas,Aiz,ElMerchant, a, and dealer in
From, ST. poy. a - ngies, Grain and Produce
-- ademy, Clearfeld. Pa ljl2
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

IL OL.OCESD.NDELIO COFFEE.--
~ lbs prea1sbn. HFde fIom the best Java
Coffee, reconnf fnea bi physicians as a Supe-
rior nfritiou e@lagel for General Debility,
Dyspepfa and us,lisordcrs Thousands
who hde been esw,dledto abandon the use Of
coffee y use ~ vithoutlniurious effects One
can coltins the rensth oftso pounds Of ordin-
airy cof. Prs 25 caats.
hoLFK' S 1Sfn--Yhe Inrest and best baking
powdefnown making light. sweet and nu-
tritiou$read an cakes Pie Is cents.
ManasturedP NJ. II. llLLock. Chemist,
corner q 3road fd ChestnuSts, Phil.a and sold
by all 4ygists md Grocers Feb. 26, 1867.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
IA Auditor appointed by the Court to make dis
tribution among the heirs and parties interested
in the estate of James White. late of Kartbaus
tip, deceased, will attend for that purpose at the
office of I'll. B. Swoope, Esq, in the borough of
Clearfeld, on Ihursday, Septenaber 1Ith, 1862 at
l o'clock p m when and where all persons inter.
ested are required to be present
Sept Sd. 1862 JOHN NJ ADAMS
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A uDlTOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
n Auditor appointed by tke Court to hear and
report upon the exceptions filed to the admins
tration account of Geo. W. McCully. administra-
tor of Jacob Lippeny deceased, will attend for
that purpose. at the office of II. B Swoope ESQ
in the borough of Clearield ON .Saturaav I3th
September 1852, at 10 o'clocr n. m when and
where all persons interested are required to be
present JOHN M ADAMS
Clearfeld September Sd, 1862
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Clearfeld, on August 18th, 1862.
Barrett Miss I. A. Jamison. Sergt. Archb
Doyle, Rev. p. NJ, Kyler, john 2
Graham, Miss Sarah Nulph, Mrs. Mary
Halsey, Mrs. Mary A. Peters, Anthony
Henry. David Preston. Henry W
Hile, Miss Mary A. Whiteomb, L0nzo
Jessup. John Weld, John. Esq.
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say they advertised. NJ A. FRANK
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

"HITTNkOLDE SALVE..--The
w Greaf r0gfyire ami Hedfi1sc iec.aedy.-
An article tbs prtats a challenge to the world
to produce nlny yFnedy yet invented, an equal
for tie panss aterapid cure of exte ernai in
famitory csimiGs or diseases II is good for
Painfll SwelagS ores, Ulcers, BurRs, Scalds,
Rheun atism, or1 troat. Bruises, Sprains. Cuts.
Tunes, Efype|a Warts. Sore eyes. Boils.
Chapisd hants Fted, feet etc. etc. Give il
trial, Price <hta bsx. For sals by JACOB
Goss. il woos4dowrfhip. March 10. 'e2.
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THE UNION AS IT WAS.

Below We publish two articles from the Phil
adeIphia NortA .dmericam, defining the phrase
sThe Union as it was,' which is so frequent
y used oy the Breckinridge- Yallandigham
papers and politicians The articles should
be carefully read and reflected upon by every
true patriot who has the interests Of our coun-
try at heart, and who desires the success of
the Union cause and the defeat of the south
ern rebels and their northern sympa,hisers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
NEW WTCH JEWELRY ST0RE.--:

NEW WITCH JEWELRY STOKE.---
~ The uersigt having located in the Dor.
otgh of Clefcid the shop formerly occupied
byR Weloasa felry shop) are prepared to
do work of kim sn the most reasonable terms.
The cash " PoSteiy be expected when tho
wok is delisred e are confident thai we can
notbe exceld by workInen il tOwn OF county.
CoSe one, var bfhe Sign Of fhe BIZ. Watlh
Anil 9, 62F-pdU LAUCHLIN y HOLES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-23
CLOTHING FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Ar. ~ o. RaHace,
| see in your last Observer some
well-timed remarks on this subject.
There are in this county some
poor families who wish to clothe
a husband, son, or brother who is
in the Southern army, but how
ctaa they do it at the present ex-
tortionate prices? Two years ago,
when Jeans could be had for fifty
to eighty cents per yard, the ma
terlals cost thirty-fve or forty cents
per yard, which allowed,25 to 40
cents profit. Now, the case is al
tered, and to a great extent be-
cause Of an unrighteous desire for
an oppressive speculation. Spun
Thread now costs 33s cents per
dozen, and about a half dozen is
put in a yard Of cloth Wool
Rolls have been sold lately for Is
cents per pound, but say a dollar.
Some manufacturers claim to put
three-quarters Of pound to the
yard, but not mere than one in q
dozen use over half, a pound; but
even allow that they do put in
three-4uarters. Weaving costs
now % cts per yard, atthe outside.
Dyeing 81 cents yard, whicL is q
liberal allowance. The cost Of the
Jeans, therefore, at a re1y liberal
allowance, is not quite ole dollar
and twenty-five cents, although
[ k3iesc that a good deal has cost
only one dollar a yard. And YET
some have the hardihood to ask
and receive tire dollars, which
gives them a clear profit at least
of one dollar and seventy-fye cents
ayard! Isn't that extortion Of the
worst kind? Two dollars would
be a fair, liberal price How are
people to clothe their relatives in
the army? Please tell us. The
extortions are knoaca, and sriH be
remembered.
A SOUTHERN LADY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-23
4 Hint 10 The Wise

A'correspondent advises nobody
to venture into a railroad car,
without first placing his whole
person in a state Of the incest
cleanliness, and donning the very
best apparel, inside and out, that
his wardrobe Will supply! Ard
why? Because, should you be run
into, or should You in any other
way become victim, those who
may pick up your, corpse will GER
tainly treat it with much more con-
sideraticn than if they beheld it
unclean, or saw it habited In the
garments of poverty! There is a
great deal of truth in the observa-
ton. Our humanity may deny 1t.
Our sense OF justice may refuse to
give it crcdeEce; but it is SO. We
cannot help it. We instinctively
exhibit respect for the evidences f
gentility. We inyoluntarilyl feel
something more than mere SYM
pathy for that sorrow, the sui.
iject Of which is garmented with
good taste and bears about it all
the impress Of peculiar respecta-
bility.