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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-03-26
NEW STONE WARE MANuracrop =

n, IN CAhAKFIELD, PA.
The undersigned takes this method NJ ,,,
ing the public that he has commenced N. .srn r1u
tacture of Stone-Ware in the Borough Of rIaaa Hno
heid, and thst be is now prepared 10 sunnIr =,
who may want them with Milk and Cream rr,>.s "a
Jugs Jars, &c, at lower prices than thew Ca, =.
bought elsewhere. He solicits share of nat,
age. FREDERICK IFTT7GS n SSsroh-
Clesrfeld, Pa, May 25. lS59-Iy. '-''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-03-26

This Post Office will do for Chest township
Will answer for FergI son township.
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MAY %, 1861 viii now exhibit to you the ps
tient for whom preshribed Propylamine and
who was then laboring under an attack Of acute
rheumatism. She has steadily taken it in dotes
of three grains, every two hours, Cinterm!ttng :t
at night. The day after you saw her, l found ber
much more comforta BILE. better than she expected
TO be for week or more, Judging from bar other
attack. tThe patient now walked into the room ,
The improvement has steadily progressed, and
you cannot fail to notice marked change Ia the
appearance of her joints. which are now nearly %
their natural size Thus far our e. Experiment would
have seemed very successful but gentlemen We
must wait little while before we can give 4 de.
clded opinion as TO what is 70 be the result.
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ROGGs TP. FARMS FOR sALE.-ou,

HpproUed connfry produce OF every ktna faksn !
the usual market prices ia exchange for FOODS
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WORD TO DOCTORS
If you prefer TO use the same remedy IN AnotDe'
form, we invite your attention to the PrRE Ckls
Tailed PRoPYLANISE, PURE PRoPYJANIsE LIQUID.
Pure PRoPYLAMISE CoScEsrRATED, PURE loDIpt
PRoPYLAsIsE, of which we the cole inaDais'
turers.
ET-We claim no other virtue for the Ehhii
Propy lamins than is contained in Pure CTys'a'
lied Chloride of Propylsmine.
THE ELIXIR rs MORE CONVENIENT, AND ALhAi'
READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, AND MAY EE rAhl'
AccoRpIsG TO DIRECTIONS. BY ANY ONE, ~
EVERY ONE, WHO mas RBBuHArisN or ANY hN'
SOLD AT rs CTS. A BOTTLE.
Orders may be addressed TO PropyLa T..HS ~ nss
ufaetuylrg Co, Office, Room No. 4, > 7" O"'A''
Fourth and Chestnut SITS, Phiiadslphia
Or 10 either Of the following Wholesale AgeS
Bullock a Crenshaw French, Richards
John NJ. Msris Co, Goo ID. Wethereh ~,
Peter I. Wright Co, Zeigler smith mo-
r.s Perot 3 Co, Philadelphia. Doc a. 1871
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TRANSFORMATION CoTlDanV

wiz during the Trese- their Line Of :: cia..
UIEL.f. GAhI-T GGl3AMEi.3
Dolly n~tweeE Ugdel, rr... .,.t r. eco f,-,
MlN" 49, a2 :Ae!me'.iate paf.s .octG.a- Wa4aerau
htLosat RACINE. Wastl.s ION, ehoy gan aLl.cwoc
II Huron and ~ Clair. leaving ugdenstrl. On arr,s
q the Express Tain from the East calling regularly T,
passengers ard freight RrocEyiile Aex.,d~ia Hay
CLAYTON, Cape vincent and uswero.
Passengers and Families moving West cav.
eoarK win ;he'r Luggage, Teams, STOCK, &c, Lard
together wthou; disturbance TraNbhipment at -hei
Port thestinat non. These Steamer have large Cah
and state Rooms amply and neatly furnished for Fy,,
CLASS Passengers and StronI CaLin& with Cook Stoves
ana comfortable modatioLs for Passengers and
lilies. who may wish to furnish ;ley own provisions nd
bedding, ~
Gy-No efforts will be spared to maintain the reputation
ofths, as TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE fC
GTFreight forwarded to OF the Agents II M.
Company 1t Ogdensburgh will receive careful attention
and despatch. Apply
GEO. A. EDDY, Agent, Ordensburgh NY
GEO. SMITH, General Passenger Agent.
sprsms Office X. r. Depot OydensburSh X v
CHAPMAN GEM Eastern Travelling Agent,
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TEETH! ffnS TEETH

FT7T - II
/ F,ft II 0I1TID i LII \ -
- &A -
IN preylous advertisement IN tins paper, ah"ouie
| had permane nily located as DENTIST 10 lhs bt
itangy recommended as IN every fId -, gentlemen
thing else for ARTIFICIAL teeul' anu - ~ worn this
IN Windsor ana W lhahah o' . ~, ,,sre willing 10
work IN preference 10 Goid ini yt1' I;ab.ness But
testify as 10 its durability, cleanliness ana troll,
mad recommended I" Inc people Nc. - s,,oJl sopf
IN Their Ood, cOdi' MOI nav. -: acc,rt land they
denounced more. According !" 't ia ,ra. had
ought IL know better) rAoOtf wa - - fps,iy re-
q; ''tU- H. ,s ID" !,''7' ~, cl et. ,hq- were
duced down T. IN months me? aei ,bs, any one wear
deoavinc ana softenng 50 iaul was II Ia' any % 81;
ny /: tainted the atmosphere o. m ehfe .t"' ,rqn
nay, Was SAD that ,ne Gle 80 +, i ~. GOING
Hard K bicr COMPANY u 'iHi -, aI,y,t,s trl;
e. have set "i teeh' an" uIeh ~ rl'ur he KEN
Dentists, he would nave I"."'I ~ ~, r.,t VIA,
rotten piece "i t'io''f 90 81
if faIaIIE says .- w, s,r.. = I~.a.
~ t .,t. aa,in-f me are Ya' -a
IRA 81 - ~ .-. H.. ,,.tt..- 81. .rauqrH al truth
range, when we ,ons,ie' l.5 rec ,r alv -nrl
"Hl't ,'tHi 80 ''..I" ' t e.. p,li,r -.s rlte f,lstr
/ I,t4, me "'lleI q I. L,y ,d,traJ j, in
me h'@l i.peN ~ M" .I l,il,,,i baft..r results
men thai'e' imp! 'y,N " ;J, .u,, ,arsl4 alter
Hd- y ah an! Huie' H"Uc. 10 III " ,..t.iyo t5, differ
"a t,l va ,d ,.cgsr ba, uibe. iatiugly
eF ihHa'hre@ 81 he"'u' !'u ,l,"r staI,rc.
.oiH' 20 ie@dit II d. %"I1'i' ,,.i ,.,,os say il SCI
ana use II !" 'iG eA'u' j.; E ,,,,ntl, 90 ,ry l9y 10 r
'"e o'!lei Gay uiat ht" Dee i ~ J"aet io oToccoD
over sly years an" u'u mo Sro" ,u rrErEcr
Posttf9", "l' on 'he ''"uI'! -. E,er,oy like. il
d. ll''''I' lau :. uoId I,tc as 4 riit M
ana man! P'ueli's w H.. -, - md II wa. 10
o"h '"i'luel, NV 10; ia ,,,ba, hayo oue pnInd OF
engage III F''uce ds"i"' t " ho ,ind -. :, ha e Tor ar
tu n .'". s *" I'''i'N' 80 ,.r,. univ,
ui''''i '''"I' YIN =; ~ 'ER ANKIIN All.
~ 81,
Ii was then stated that feeth altidCuiietS uu Nv I
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+, wle's Pile and Humor Cure.
THE ONLY SURE CURE

FOR bLELDlNG, BLIND. AND ITCHING PILES
LEfRuSY, SCROFULA; SALT RAEUM
AND DISEASES OF TIE
SKIN.
One bottle warranted 10 cure every csse OF Piles two
bettIrt IN all other cases of the sb diseases if no
dealers are requested to refund IN Dey in every oss
only fve bot Ies in thousand returned and those were
confirmed Fsthla Hundreds Of letters and oertifcac
are nav In the proprieor's po.ses.ior which can be
setn on application Send for Circular
Prepared by bENRY h.FoWLE, Chemist. Il Pine
each hotiie. w"
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@ E p III A. LIC PILL s
CU%L
BILIOUS HEA CHE

By the OF these Pills he pc ...A - erv-
Sick Headaches may be- IL. taken
at the commencement OF 1t t9cg immediate reef
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and he'd.
che to which females are SO subject.
The act gently upon the Understanding Coz
tiveness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Fems les, and ~
persons of sedentary habits they valuable Lax
alive improving the appetite giving tone ana vgor
the digestive organs and restoring the natural eaticlf
ard strength OF the whole system.
The CEPEALIC PILLS are the result OF ong invest
gatitn and carefully conducted eHj,rrments having
been Ill ue many years, during Wiich .lue ,A"t rare
prevented and relieved vast amount pain ati .llt
eling from Headache whether orI4iua, in he new
ous system or from drrangeG i ale ui re stomach
they eutlrel vegetable iii th,lr composition and
ray be taken at all times wiz ''.re~t safety Thou,
all change q diet. aud the &y-i i ay
taste render. it easy 10 administer 10 chilcrtu.
BhN ARE or COX NTERFEtTS,
Tn genuine nav tie Signature, :ihyr:s c B.! 4tc.n,
eac!l box
Sod by Druggists ana al. he. uya,r~ H. ,.s.,c.-.
Jon viii p" sen: By mai pre- aret iecelj fl,
Price n Cents.
Al order. -DuU.Q Ue add. u
HENRY {. >pALD.>,1
4e CEDAR Stree; .e.g ~.
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MONTPELIER, April Il. 1862
"i.s may certify that l have used one Of Baley's
flashing and Wringng Machines one year. and
an satisfied at 1t IN my business the help Of
al eA' one girl, besides saving large amount in the
"a An1 car Of clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,.
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Vermont Central and SuIEi-
Van Railroads.
8. ,en. - .ss II y s;sss
AS fssk., go 49, 80 - s*sa1fsssssx
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
C0mmencing J4ne 23d, lSt2.
TRIMS Going south and kasS.

Frf ins Going south and ktsE.
leave Monlrelet -" s As M / - ?. N.snc 10 5 n
\ AL TKAlN leaves Roust> Point 49, x.
Al Adams III $50 NJ, RnIIincuH 7,l5 l. NJ, con-
Wells River, 81. bloomsbury and irtieron, aud with
Ner,he,n Railroad fut Boston, Lowell. Worcester &c,
and connecting at Bellows Falls wiI.t htshire K. 4.
or BOSTON ahG win Vermont VALLEY L. Z Tor Sprnc-
field, New Haven and New YORK &tSIvIng IN New Yo,E
al l0,l5r. NJ.
E1rREss TR.is ieavts Rouse. Point at O5 A. " :or
Burlington and Northfeld. Connecting al burlington
vita hoat> for Whtehal, &c.
NTGHT E<PREss TRIALS leaves OgdeiHhHic al 300 NJ.
Mon zeal at 400 Houses Point at G.l0 arrIp
Ing ii Boston al $40 connecting Bellows Fans
with Cheshire K. L. 70! Boston md Worcester and ,th
Vermont Valley Z. R. for Springfield and New iiayrH
and arriving III New iotk at ! 20 =.
TRAINS A.ujnR NO tE and E.st.
Leave N"ntpeiIrr al : Is y. 1.35 ana ~
Nan TRAIN leaves Bos,cr at 80 4. ~ via. Lowell.
l""re"cr ~ Fitchburg. Leaves springfield AZ ~ n.
hr"Ws as al a2>5 =. ~. connecting a Tht- &va-
junction "ia Northern K. Y from Nc,ian md Ui,l IA.
suL sc !. K. ioi uud IUn IT. Junsuury ana ittlr},l
arriving :" Burlington al t.sj ?. and =. .>tai - =
81 ,. n. Oedeio@ .. 25V r.. e.. Y h's-.' al s.
Act,@McoA7luS TtAl> lr4tes >orttr's at ,..l B.. H.,
Ad hai't cCE ~ 10 b. r.. g.: .;.--s Penn: ., >lt-
ileQ.
N'5.tr :, 9ars, Tati9 20 y,. Ee.,y,, .,., .g4tF4
uce'yac .a>ea yer. ftom Vermont Na.+g T. T. .cly5a-
- sg"... .'fG s.. s'"' ;. NJ !1 '="" >.'s-~ d. h.
White Ave- Junction. ..ha ran ...4a. a.-er a.
80 NJ. '.4 Lowell ut 5oo ". Iy~,~rc, ra,,
E''r 't-l' p: -. ~. @-.'''- a. h ..ae',
Mit @ha' tr9ns 'rcN, n h't-oj. ''.. eye .p.. -.
a'eowns c.ry ~;r a'a.--eo :. ~. :.- ".gr. az,
'"s principal station,
..EEa..L. So.
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. l.ttie GLOW" ,'.n .p ... bea# g. b.. sur
snoT-whlte muslin, wisg j. FITS m-.a. r.s.-.
notion
u sort. Of tal, ax.u, jhr5lI pr fe.an,.........
Tut little irmal- gajtr- ho.'s a-. q III
shorter
And Ju.t to put you on y,lr .l.ra
III give you, short and br.~.
4 small hot. .&pe.ie4sr
Which filled ny heart with gr.e..
Las. summer, al he Pavilion H,..
stepped week or more,
Aud marked two /" boot-ees'' every mo-.
Before my neighbours door.
Two boots with patent leather tip..
Two boots which seemed to say.
An angel trota around IN az.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from yss@
But All one morn saw s.gt.
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on tie roo.
Those boo,s were not aluae'
great tall pair of Other boo.
Wa standing by their sii4.
And Of they walked one atter,o..
And with them walked bride.
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- may certify that have used Of Bailey's Wash
jrc and Wringng Machines, and say that it will 90
d hat is reconme nded and satisfied that it saves
'Ee!aif OF tie WORK in washing and wringing, and will
dry haf the time, and is great SAVING in the wear
O ,oAe~. "a. VI. JACKNAN, Barre Hotel.
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nR NARSiIALUS IinADACi
AND
CCYAtGAsg5 S2Ga'R.

f,HlE snuff has thoroughly proved lIaFI 70 % lE -
a,iclp ever known for curing the CATARRH, COLD N
ar I'm and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
a~ce,ent remedy in many Of SORE EYES DEAF
rEss has been removed by it, and HEARING mas oitth
hepn greatly improved by its use purges ou' all 90
trnctinns Strengthens the Glands and gives healhy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended By many
of the best ycans and used with great anu
satisfa ction everywhere 100,
More than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and this nent nds higher than
ever before. :, n... =
large number of the mos, espectable Druggists in
Boston md New York, in cate signed by them ~
1854 say: -, .
The undersigned, having or NAM years been &C
ouainted with DR.. MARSHALL't CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SSuYP and sold it in wi o sale trade, cheeriuly
hat we believe it h be cru in every respect the
aao1,menda tion given of il 70, he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decid Fly best article we have
ever known for all the comm IN eases Of the head
he are o. COu.terfeits
A fac smile of the signat re Of the rrietor
CHARLES BOWEN. is v bottle Sold Ivy DRUG
SIS -Jeryhere ?"iFMhi y
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oIrY ITEKs.

HusrlSGs CoURr-JHIqs Lyons presiding --Yester.
day, VIM Mcdonald, indicted for stealing pistol, val
ned at $50 from ChaIas J. Clements the LIST Febru
vry was tried Convicted and sent to the penentiary
for three years. This case presented some PECULIAR
tee Mcdonald WIS one of Wells & Co.'S peace ofi-
GERS" at hetrepoi an Hail. and dispos'essed drunken
soldier one Eight, Of pistol which he was furnishing
The soldier failed to his pistol, and had Nc.
d. arrested on q charge Of larceny. The oi;;rs 10
searching his house. found pistol which was identified
by Mr.. clements as one ste IN from him at Bradfords
restaurant, few nights previous. 1t was proved that
Med offered to sell this pistol The original Irosecu
on was dismissed aud Med was held for trial on the
charge of Ealing Clements pistol The prisoner was
non commissioned tfser in the battalion OF New Or
leans Z,uaves After leaving the service he took up
his abode in this city, and pursued fishy" mode Of
life
Elizabeth woodcock, indicted for feoniopsv receiv-
ing three rings etc. stolen from Richardson Co on
lith Of cember also tried Yesterday, but the 1y
we're unable to agree upon verdict.
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HOUSE Of DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Feb. rs, 1862.
The House was called to order At II o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Hcge.
COMMUNICATION TRoN TAX sENArS.
communication vas received lrom the Senate, in
forming ID, House that the Senate bad passed bi /
providing fer the payment Of the Confederate States
War Tax.
BILLS REPoRTED.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD reported bill releasing lien
to the K Ct mood and Petersburg Railroad Company.
NJ ANDERSON, Of B1tetourt, bill In relation to
the sale Of ardent spirits in cities and oEns
Alo, bll to orglniz' regiment OF Pikeuen Tor thS
Confederate service.
Ga motion Of Mr.. CECIL, The bill changing the lines
o. Pa'a.k AID Wyrhe eounties, was taksL up ard or
dere1 q be eugrossed.
On motion Of NJ. Baskerville, bill to amend an
ordnance OF The Conven ion relating 10 the Orgar'z
ton Of The Provisional army Nal taken up TIE amend
meat PROVIDES Tor Two leutenaas, itseaj Of one, to
each Of me 6y' companies already organized
Mr. HUNTER dear. that thi consideration o. this
b u shoul be pos pOned /. re enacts an ordnance Of
ths Couysu ion c.eating high military chic rs who
were net rteogu'z By the Confederate States when
hse troops we're transferred 70 th, service Ct the Goa
fei.raoy. TIsse officers are now Pud, Mr. HUNTER DC
lev out o. our Stae Treasury ami be OF Jscis TO such
al unnecessary drain upon the Treasury
Mr. ANDERSON, II Botetourt, explained that IN
amending any law or ordnance the uual practice Is TO
posed 70 Dc amended
The bill vas, on motion of Mr. HUNTER, Lid on the
tabs.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
By Mr.. ROWAN-Foat the Committee on Finance De
instructed 70 il quire iuo tho txpedieneJ OF releasing
from taxation the value Of mproVen made on tn
ls De Of the Swe; Springs Company, 10 the county oil
Monroe FOR the accommOda ion e visitors.
TURNPEE Road BKrwEKN WARN sPaiAGs AND NARL.w 3
B)Tr N.
NJ. LOCKRIDGE moved 20 t3ke up the bill provide 6
for the repair Of q turnpike cad from Warm Sprr &c,
By HuIteTtviile, 10 Mlilos's Bottom.
hr. L. warmly supported tbs bill great military
sty He sent the Clerks desk letter from Gen
era Llrng recommending the rie'iOn Of this road
eminen,y qI,red o, the tianspNiAt on OF m u
and mu7itols Of war. Toe bill further urTo led
by Aaars. RoBERrsOS, ANDERSON o. Bote QUIT, aid
LocENrGs mainy on the grcuad Of {, b ng i-dispen-
sable Any future OF our army In D At por-
tO1 Of TIE State
Mr. BARBOUR had no obi ,etOu to thu bill. but hc
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could not see Why gentlemen are not willing that
the expense (s6 OO0) should come out OF the inter-
nal improvement funds The ference Is, that In the
latter case the payment would be in botd in the other
il must come in cash out Of the Treasury. he was op.
posed to al unnecessary drains upon the Treasury II
the bill in such form viii obviate this diff
Guilty, be will support IL.
Mr. TAYLOR called for the previous question,
and on the voc being called the bill was passed-ysas
ST. nays 4. Those voting in the negative Were hessrs
Bayse West, Garrison, and WorshAm.
The SPEAK announced that the hour had arrived for
taking up the order Of the day, being tse resolution &C
companying the report Of the minority committee on
suit providing for the purchase Of the Salt Works in
lieu Of the us ,ry resolution, proposing to purchase
q nually 400 600 bushels Of salt
The previous question being csled, the minority reso
luton WIS ri cted-ayes q, nays 6l
TIE question then REQUIRED the majority resolution
to pur haze 400 600 bushels annually.
Mr. FORBES The lessees have acted very literally
with the Sa 10 sgreing to this contract Every other
article of consump ion bias risen more than one hundred
per ceat. but they charge only rs cents per bushe
only fifty per cent. above peace prices. He ould be
glad if we could manage to get more but 100000
bushi with economy, will suffice. 10 support Of this
position, he submitted the following statistics:
Whole population, 100000
Disloyal 100000
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LATER FROM TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS Feb 24.--The latest idvices from Nashville
state thai the Federal troops have not yet occupied
Nashville.
Scouts from GenI Buels Federal army have appeared
on the north side OF the Cumberland river, and it is
supposed their appearance preparatory to an advance
OF their main column.
Generals Price and McOuloch are both preparing Tor
battle The former this side Of Fayetteville ana the
latter at b son mountain, with cavalry.
1t is reported that nine Federal guOboats and fifteen
transport Is wers seen Sunday evening at hayhed-
No immediate action expected.
MEMPHIS, Feb. rs The town of Fayetteville, Ark,
has beeu burnt to the ground 10y the order OF General
YcOulloch. The military stores we're first burnt.
The Confederate army at Boston mountain are pre-
pairing for battle
Late advices from Knoxville state that the Coniede
rates at Cumberland Gap recs an early engagement
The FederAls are frequently in sight.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS pAS.
10 M GRORs ATT
BY m. GoVIsNOR OF vIRGINII ,
pHOcLANdJ nov

~
Ia compliance with set OF he legislature 81 this
Commonwealth, passed on tie is day Of the present.
month (F.b-uary) board is rq Tired to be Organized
each couny ID corporation 10 AXE cogriI,nce Of
III questions II exemption ir mi itsry duty. The Law
rescrb that this board shall eonss' Of the pr siding
justice Of each county, or Of the recorder In each cor
oora'ion, together with any two Justices, whom such
presiding justice recorder may associate With lin.
10 the presiding isce recorder cannot from any
ause &C., the Clerk Of the Hastings Court County
curt stal summon any three justices, who ,ha cons
ut, such board. Nov, therefore, John l. tcher, Gov
rnor Of the CO monudalth Of Virgin do h'rby re-
1ure the said boards to be forthwith organ rsd in each
county and orporation Of this Commonwealth, and do
ro, i'm TO all persons who may have ,Icuses to csr
for not rendering military service that the board SO con
itu,ed Is the proper tribunal for determining the suh
iency Of such excuses. And do further make known
hat copy Of the tai act Of the Legislature is hereuno
annexed.
(L-) Given under my hand as Governor and IN.
III s. der the Seal OF the Commonwealth, al hich'
~ mond, this 24th day Of February, 1857;
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor
GEoRGE W. kuSrorD..
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-26

CAUrloS.-Sodie' visiting this city cannot be too
cautious Of the low grOggorcs to be found 10 every pat
of the city, which retail to these who witt them VII
ainous compound Of poisonous stuif the drinking Of
which turls the sro0ges brain, aud ms es both
b,as end fool and le IDS to the commission of crimes,
VI 81 uds the after life with untold hours OF s,Ty
and for which the offended IN jss of the law claims
eIpiation 10 IMPRISONMENT or death.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-26
The vIRn1rrs.-Mss Ella wren, the leading lady

The VARILTIKs.-Miss Ella Wren, the leading lady
at Manager HeWitIs stock company having recovered
from her recent pro,racted illness, re appeared at the
Varieties, Monday nigh, in the character Of Jsa, in
the Hunchback." The little Theatre WIS crowded on
the occasion-a fact which indicates the popularity Of
50 WreD with the play goers Her rendering Of Julia
was well received by the audience ard in several
gpecs as quite cIedable. 1t lacked the spris aud
hauetr which the tragedy que ne" inpart to it. but,
at the time free from striking artifciGiuy
We 5. remember that Miss Wren does not aspire 10
tie rank Of STAR" and tina. her experience in this
line OF characters has been limited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-26

METROPOLITAN HALL Harry Mccarthy mantains his
popularity With the lovers of song and mlrth The au-
dence, Monday night embraced large proportion Of
ladies' and all present appeared to be well pleased with
the performances He will give an Cxua entertainment
to dsy a: O'clock for the accommcd ,on Of !a1ies
and children
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-26

NATIONAL Flag The Provisional Congress did moi
adopt new flag for the Confederate States. The sub.
ice; will be referred by the present Congress to joint
committee who will also select suitable design for the
seal of the Cortedeacy L.: the artistic taste OF the
cJuary be requested to submit designs for both the dag
and seal