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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

On boa rd the rebel steamer Atlanta when
she was Captured by the Weehawken, there was
a chicken When the rebel Captain Webb
gave up his sword. the chicken set up lively
crow, which so amused Captain Rogers that
be gave orders for the fowl to be looked af-
ter m future
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

The RAFTs.AS's JOURNAL is published on We'd
sesday AT 81 30 per annum il advance ApvEn-
sIsExEsrs inserted al 81 90 per square. for three
~ less rinsertions-Twelve lines Tor less; counting
square. For every additional insertion 25 cents
A deduction viii be made 10 yearly advertisers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

FREAKS OF THE DRAFT.-Two Catholic
clergymen, including Rev. Father Brady,
hav,. been drafted in Boston. Six or seven
persons connected with the Boston press have
been ordered to shoulder muskets or pay $500.
Among others drafted are Milton Andros, o.
nited States District Attorney; Charles F..
Blake, Provost Marshal General; VIM. Mitch
ell, armorer of A. and Fl. artillery, and three
persons of the name of John Smith.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

The Common School trustees of q TOWN in
mon sehools-all uncommon. Branches taught:
Euchre, poker, old sledge, vulgarity, and pro-
family
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

Two LITTLE GIRLS TO BE REMENBERED.-A
correspondent, giving an account of the re-
ception of our troops at Westminster, Nd,
says: "Little Miss Fanny and Anna TroxelI,
the whole day long of the I'd. remained in
front of their fathers bouse. and with their own
hands supplied with cool fresh water all troops
thar passed that way
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
COUNTY DIRECTORY

TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
"a Monday in January. Sd Monday in June
81 in March. 4th in Sept'm'r
q esch year, and continue two weeks If necessary
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

french Bedsteads
ana common and French
Pes's-Cottage, Jenny
Lind, and all other
Kinds Of Bedsteads.
sith ] &c In e RS Patent
.a,teningS-s Il d Gard :
aTf Patent spring Bed
: assas Bureaus Of diff
e ,nSreni kinds. Sideboards.
sIcrcbes. Book eases.
pafio. AID eentretables.
ts'eskfast and dining ta-
e-.nd the latest i'm
,sf'E.d Ex,ensiontables.
r rroIs stands. Hat racks.
o.isi and Wash stands.
20 every other kind Of
'4'fi,ure in his branch.
asple- Cherry. Poplar
~ other suitable luml
..sss for furniture. {
sst Lumber-
b-Cohns Of the |
seert notice Fun,
-o'e Gf,grj
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

The Boston Herald has been specially fsvor-
ed in the draft. Two editors, brothers, two
clerks, four compositors, and four pressnen
have been drafted.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

s.Oh, papa, Doctor March bad such hard
work to pull mothers tooth OUT
s'Had he, my son 10
"Yes, 1 see him try ii with his pinchers.
then he put his mouth right up 10 mothers,
and pulled il out with his teeth"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

Gen Rhuben c. Hale. Quarfermsstsr.
General of Pennsyivsais, died il Le~istoxn,
aged 81 years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
FIGHT AT DoNALpsoNv1LLE.

/ On Saturday. the 9th, the en- emy, estina-
ted in force between two and three thousand
came to Donaldsonville, Louisiana, and de.
manded at p. m, the Unconditional surren-
der of the place. which was gallantly refused
by the lite garrison, numbering less than
zoo. The enemy made the attack at IL o.
clock at night. and after severe fighting for
nearly four hours, 200 of them succeeded in
gaining possession of the works; but were
ultimately galantly repulsed By our men, and
the tchofe 200 taken prisoners-the remainder
of the force being put to flight. The umber
of killed and wounded was more than the en-
tire number of our garrison, which will give
some idea of the bloody nature or this con-
test.
Among the prisoners were found more than
three times the number of commissioned off
GERS on their side than could be found in our
whole garrison.
Just as our army had succeeded in repuls-
ing the enemy and holding posse sson of the
works, the gunboat Princess Royal captured
prize in running the blockade-came to the
scene of action, literally covering the earth,
as far as the eye could see, with the dead
and wounded.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

DURING an examination, medical student
being asked the question, w hen does morti-
fcation ensue p he replied :-"when you
pop the question and are answered no''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

Comm odore FooTE died at his house in Con-
necticut-a brave, pious, patriotic man, much
lamented.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

1t has been we'll said that tthe idea of
country, of loving the country, which these
days have inspired, is worth more than the
cotton crop of thousand years, or the mere
earthly, unmentioned life of m illon of men
Thought, sentiment, convictions, make the
glory of people. And the tokens on every
hand of our devotion TO our beloved land are
pledge OF the glory and power of the repub-
lie" This is great truth which We have
perhaps too much overlooked. lending our
ears too much TO those who foretell evil and
disaster, and are forever croakiDg abost dis
honesty and corruption. We honestly belle
we'd that never did people, suddenly thrown
into state of war. make ssch immense efforts
to meet the emergency with so much homes
ty and true patriotism, and with so little ad-
mixture of those social evils which war al
ways brings with it, especially in its early
stage.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
He will always be

He will always be
prepared to furnishte TO Or
der Rocking chairs of
different kinds, and
common and other
chairs. He will also fur
n ish 10 order Hair .Husk,
and hair aad cotton top
Mattresses. The above
named and many other
srtieles viii be made u
order for customers, OF
short notice. cheap 70.
CASH or exchanged for
approved country pro-
duce- Don't forget the
place, as I am prepared
to furnish all articles at
the most reasonable rates
Pine. Linwood. and ev-
er, will be taken in ex-
ash viii also be paid for
3. K SH0PE
test style made 70 order
rails attended whenever
rid. Pa. Jani2l 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
Brig. Gen. commando,

Grants orders were law, and no soldier ever
attempted 10 evade them. Al O'Clock the
lieutenant filed out of camp with his hundred
men, amid the cheers oi the army. The con-
CURED in stating that he devoured the whole
of the pie, and seemed TO relish it.-Ch,cago
Spirit of the Vest.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

This Post Office " !! do for Chest township
" III answer fer FeTgI son township.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.

Pres Judge-Hon- Samuel Linn, Bellefonte.
Aste.Judges-Hon- j. d Thompson, Curwensvil1e
Hon james Bloom. Forrest
sheriff -. Edward Perks, Clearfeld
ProihonotaTy, D. f EtzBeiler,
Reg Rec Isaiah G. Barger
District Atty. Israel Test.
treasurer. Joseph Shaw,
Co. Surveyor. H B. Wright Glen Hope.
Cemnis.' rs, : C. Thompson, MoTfisdale
Jacob kuntz- LutheTsburg
Tbos Dougberty, Or Hills.
Auditors- o.. +. C Bowman, Clearfeld-
Cbas WOrrell, N.Wash gten
Ii Woodward Pennfeld
Coroner. j W. Potter Lecontes Mil
Co Superind't Jesse BToomall, Curwensvilie
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New Publications.
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sAo.i'rst ~ hfNlAs - -
No. o3 MAIDrN-LANE. NEW-fuRR

gLOrE & JAMES,
- sTATfOSEas. PRINTERS and BLhNK-BooK
DEALERS 30 - Fulton IT. Ofef' respectfully soiIenet
(OCHRANE's GLASS INKSIAND MANI
- FACTORY, No. n. w.llm-f,., ~ f.-fateni Ar
qt,, uss;,uis l.-nt Array lukstana. Cochr1nss new
nksfsui. To above suTga1 ouy ahds ye'
Inverted lor simplicity and economy foT sale ~ Al o'a
Toned.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
CROSBY &c NICHOLS
Respectfully announce ihs,
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,


THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
which tie last year, been ably Conducted By d.
Peabody, passes now into the cdltosa. ehsTsc 81
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gentlemen who ior sound aud scholarship have
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quality them FOR ne ?o ion iey lave as iae1 IL,
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which under hs edit rslp relcree 'ho srHn OF iis lane
Supposed H. soT oll b. rec th0se 81 any conn sl'.
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hear. y the and variety o. i knowlelse and by tAe
and elegance which be iA exhibited Voh - A"e'
And ii both tha. THEN thorough loyalty the liberal ia'-
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conduct I REVIEW, which A-i o! ooiPsie s"1h'f1y
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ard Of which i has 5eon aid tiisi -. - -
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THE NORTH AMERICAN KENIEW win maintain In
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In disgusting poHcs aud social questions c 'Pr, Of rliE
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the Jsnray be aud the pu5shers ifusi mat ipe az
ufon the changes proposod GA
he future conduct Of the worn wil be ne1 b seeoa'
increase IN tho patronage VI the public.
CROSBY NICHOLS,
iUnLIsHzRs,
70. III " sf.fiu.tlnst. BOSTON
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NEW JUVENILES.
biz GREGORY los now ready several new ard very els
rs.t JUVENILES:
LITTLE BIRD RED AID LITTLE BIRD BLUE
Tale Of Tho woods: charming ~ tc dramatic poem relns
tho adventures Of two He birds ilisTa'ci WI. ui'Ise
and onrlsos eIquaey printed Ia eoleF' ard with 'nf
eazsgg. sql-se l4nio. elh, s., side l.-ce 70 eeris
~.
TIE PET LAMB, AND OTHER STORIES FOR our
LITTLE FRTEDs Ilus,ssisd will ti,paFe ed ion'''
r,o- beautifully printed eoors. All with ohr tnfa -
uui.orn, grh Ltto BIRD Red" Square LIMO. ooih SIT
aide. Ps..c 90 cent.
TIE ILLUSTRATED BOOK or slNGi ron LITTLE
BOYS AND GIRLS. Hsniiomsy r~hssed wish deii'ts
es,-rav,a snd ,ruicI Ia to 3ii rfi@s asaaer tri ~
with "Ll.e lid Red" ke sgaAe iao. c.ssA- slt s!ae
Pike cJ eel.a 49,
TIE sToHT-BoUG or GOOD An GREAT 'itS.
win nscsa g.. p,se al failon Coz q ur h'y bof-rl'
-.i ,Aei,,. 81 aoii.e .as ia n d.Pa a.4 p.'ai NJ
style Uniform viii or AMEN Who Rave RisrI .sTcs
iGaao eolh f4l' btcE sni dl- fh-e 90 ccsss.
V.
TIE TOYs PICTURE BOOK or BOATS. cor'snlns
nurieroun iiri'ion. of shPf SC, u.od n df'n a'
Of the Ri f.cziie sl Quano, ever g. e',or' rice
~ csutA Ja4Lo q GhtCJ"t fnoA'Iei'
80. ~ Wlker-,i.. - !.
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/. J. BLEECEER. SON g. Co. will SELL

IN at Auction on I'll URSDAY, December TO- io'5 a. l.
o'clock At tbs Exchange Saiesroom, No ~ broaday:
o., i9JTHSrllree Lots on nouh side, couiDie"'hs 80
feet west OF ahay., size 25xiOO each ,so..
ON lClsrSTreD Lots on south side co1nehcins w i,
vol of gsv size sxilO each. Al Of the above los gre on
he se fof mons terms Sc apply TO the Arcsioleeis,
NO n Cedar 81, al Joining Bans Of Commerce.
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s'HE yAGABONDS.
By ]. 7. TROWBkrDGE

By ]. =. TKOWBkiDGE.
WITH uLUsTAATlO@s BY 7. q. c. BARLEY
Pnbiishod This Day;
Ills "a reprint Of poem that appeared Ia the ATLANTIC
MONTHLY 1i which has bson widely sdEired for lis huo
ps'hos and picturesque style The peculiarly hs opporun
Ties Afforded fcr NJ DAGLzKs graphic pnci prompted te
prDert % ilsue this iarrs,ed edition Of t. Mr. DABEr
asaAa have been carefully engraved and handsomely pint
81. Small qasrte bar muslin. plice -. Tor sale BY al
SooA.eLess JANIS q. GREGORY PuolisLer
No % Nalker.st, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

fTHREE NEW JUVENILES.
Il JEAN BELlN; OR THs ADvrsTURss CT LITTLE
FRENCH Boz
Translated from tie reDch Of Aihfed o. Brehs.
One thick lIioo. volume. PIiee - -.
This bew.tchiug vo'a me IS intended companion 10
sIne swiss aIily RoDinson, pOpusr with every ac.
A BUDGET or TUN FOX LILLE iOAA5.
Ey ANT MsGgI..
Cur Jennie myth a gin IN Chestnuts IT.,
xr..uile Knitting r the soldiers beuet. Her grand
other tells stores. AID sucn bewcus party closes
sAe Winters work, snd The whole 90 u 10 splendid
Plics - cents.
VERONICA On, TIE LIsHrnocss KEEPER Is TIE tweet.
ss sape probable story with Intensely Interesting plot.
zel conceived and woIked up
The chi dreD say x !. perfectly splendid"
Price u ceIts.
O. 8 Felt Biakcnsn I Mssen. John Brsdbura; Dexter,
Hamilton Co.. s. Touscy, Dick Fitzgerald Applet Nil
Ter Ivans l0oiey sheldon AID Carleton sell item Livery
broadway retailer has tLeII.
LORfSG Pabsior
10. 90 Wasb,i. ;ton-st, Boston.
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AIRERT C. HAYWOOD, Auctioneer, vii

A IBERT G. HAYWOOD, Auctloneer, VIZ
"a .si az public auction THIS DAf. Thur.day pee ..
d II ocoos the splendid private residence no. ~ A'
i lew doors We, Of brosdway all lie elegant honss'
hold Furniture consisting Of Dining ROOM Razor ana p. 4
room Furniture all trt cas ad Iase 20 oscet AID .o
ench late Nente Mirrors AID hflteass hosc"ooh ~
.uo orte Those waning furniture ~il IN tls i4fe OPP
pouniy to suIpy themseyes. tho entire s'oh Na"sa d.
fsiGVl.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will SELL
"A. at AUCTION TUESDAY Dec at y osioek, :. s '
pres Court LOT aud BUILDINGS south side of 'iSt ST.
ai5 fee, eat OF I'd ay Lot 10 H. ia. by 100 f. in
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Sales bp auction

A UCTION NOTICE.
~ THIS DAY Crhursday), Dec. .,
In Continuation,
commencing with lot No. 6i6. at 10 o'clock,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
GUN MATERIALS
SILyER-PLATED GOODS
&c., &c, .
CONFUSING over 400 cataogued os1 in quantities TO sn CITY
and country buyers Catalogues now ready ana goods open
'A j. L. uALsEY Co.,
NO. 10 BaIclsyst, ~ Y.
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ASSISTANT QvAgTELxAsrgR's OFFICE. coz O aud z;dss
WAsnIsGToy, ID. g., nov, n, leoa ,
NOTICE-Thc Public Sale OF QUAK iEh'
~ MASTERS STORES. advertised !or Wedreaday '9 ~
I'd II December is postponed NATL wednesday 'he i''
| ~ TlMPKlNs Cant. and 4. q. 81. L. :. Il.
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DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 493

DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 4y5
I'D Midway nearly oqpo,.e st. Nichosf hotsi' -;
WIT huctionee by j. l.. Cooley. C0ni snIe's s0hfi'
by w. J.. WALL u Co, AucaoneeIs, WASH
ID r,on u r ,ontb cor Of Pcrnsyisanaav. and yh.st
DuSiSG STOCK Al AUCrlON--in pursuance q deed
Of rusi dated the i6;h eaI Of necsmoei ~, 1.i
Msryaud n Libar r. r. No H. folio go &C., epd " gee
ton of the trustee therein named we VII eel a. fH.e
ION on SATUaDAi the 9th day Of Janu ~ li o. O'CLOCK
D. NJ AZ our Auction Rooms in the City OF "smns'on' ~
,or cash. the following stock. namely;
eos shares In the frostbirg Coal Gomplny
AG6 shares in Inc Withcrs Mining Company.
soD share. IN the A.egan~ Mining Company.
NM l. WALL u Co., AnciioneeTs
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rOsEpH uEGEMAN, Auetioneer.

~ FRIDAY, Dec. !, ,,,.,
a, n o.clo,k , m al the Central Sclos-Hoou,, WI
lorehby cor Pesrst Brooklyn, Two hoseTood Pianos,
slsdart and Durham one do sclooniiter ! al'o .,
snu pnrlor end Dining ROOM furnitlIe; Marble
top Chamber Sets Hair Aa:tresse ea.he. bed.
os Chendsers, six Sewing N Chimes Carpets oD0''''
Stoves. &c. Also ell assortIDen OF Toys
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!. ". Mrewrx. Auctlosse

A. " MrRwiY Auctiogeer go
TDY BANGS, DIERWIN q Co., Irving Build
ID isqs Nos sol sd $50 Broadway Sales Of BooAs ga
..onery Pictures, Works Of Ar fancy t2ea. rui'"ie AZ
$1,000 FRIDAY FlFEINO, Dee 4, % O'clock 80 =,
PRIvATE LIBRARY Of IMPORTED snd AAERicAN
Hoons-fcl,ly 10 the English end french Lang i43@ COM
,y.ns yadety OF tho hes, editions Of STANDARD Authors
Eany Of t.rn are IN nre bindings Ao, coIsciion oil . -
eai.ous Literature,
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ar VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, IOi Fulton.
n t-WEDpiNG CARDS, Fine Stationery, Coor,d mi.
r'sss. Glass E.ot.. Clsci No's' LAYER ss lE''.O-
EAlsa AL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

n .. GRIFFIN y BROS, no 25S Grand
IL. A. New York snd 10. 81 fuous, Bfoo-yn lre ez.
tracing Teeth positively without pn ~ ,he use u nlirous
o.dr a. no charge 10! eltrscg when Artificial teeth
10 be Inherited Tsy also inserting on sets Of Teeth
Gold xz5i llaas 9 Silver, $40, Rubber. 10. Partial
..t. on sold -. silver ~ EUTlctine, u c.uts.
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New publications.

" 4 TOGETHER, THIS SUPERB Ed;
~ TON or blirEk-SWEEr IS ONE OF The
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MUcHTo COVETED
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WA Publish on SATURDAY Dec. s. entirely edition.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
In ose vol. ,nan cu.rls With THIRTY ADDITIONAL
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causing quiet sleep, with of'g s.Gslon, snj perfect Ia
ihiiy 10 Ia.n dufing ic act teeth without the
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"b'r Whineys iu.tr'ons ezqu.siioly bcsn'iia the
Designs erIinsny ohasie snd spsopriste They ue s@'
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Whitney nelf AID tie remainder by artists Of 'he nes'
sill and reputation Never perhaps artists di1s 90 ish-
fully and doca,ey psafs ha sentiment and narrative Of
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ecva;in, sad thoroughly naicHl thought AID sentiment {"
evoke Tie aaes, powers ard genius Of 10 artist Altogether
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A. nearly h'riI of Ms rev eiton Is aFe'dy orher
nv a. rlf smoker eli ion cannot be issuea ais
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