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Aad learn that perfect and radical is warranted
and guaranteed TO all who afflicted with weakness
Lebility nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de
,leep loss of memory, loss Of energy and muscular
power puny growth, wasting away, and want Of con
ndence In themselves, hintlng tts conyulsiye trem
blings impotence and disgust OF life.
HEA.V WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some seiADs require TO be told the nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His per ct knowledge Of the human system enables
him descr DO the diseases without any Information
the patie IT. TO explain its original and to
guarantee its Gu And what is valuable still he
will honestly frankly tell whether you can be cured
or not An his communication s9d Interviews are
The Botanic Rsn ledies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, qeysr fAied yet TO make peret,
CRET, AND VENER eAL DISEASES, without the use
OF Mercury, without hinderAnSo from business, and
without fear OF dseoFa or elposafs: NO deadly pos
poisons No mercury nor any deadly minerals-nothing
butpurey Vegetable Bota noal Remedies are used by
this wonderful Botanic Ply siciAa. His Botanic Rsue-
dies yet failed TO the lost obstinate and the
most dangerous oases and 20 rem owe All mercury ana
other impurities from the system hen all other Rene
dies had faed-Medioai Jos rAaL
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNTEMPLAT-
ING MAhkiAGE; Hear what the bA,5i@ers CORES, re-;
on Thursday, ths3lst Of Ma >, 1880
Numerous Of disea oaused by early indscrc
ton having been performed the Euglsh Botanic Ply
sician feel It my duty. la wing knowledge Of them,
20 state the mot bslieying hat In doing 90 may do
~ sonn ,n m s s -ohS ~ M. ia bsS
become the victim Of habit the Ansou 20 which
shudder, aud after years OF suffering and DOCTOR
Ing up al hopes Of Fes5yery. He wished TO marry,
aud dearly beloved by sweet girl ever lsped
word. of Affection, but he fearful nervous and pros
tratoj lie dared not wed seoount Of the shattered
ta Of his system. He sought relief At the hands Of the
botanic Physician, and astonishing II may SEEM all
the bloom and vg0r Of youth has returned, and be
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are tnnertng, no matter what their CON
plant call on the Botanic Physician oonndentisy.
They may rely upon relief His once Il At No. %
hASf FIFTH Bet. Sycamore st. and Broadway, GIN.
n Wsath 4 a9J oof
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Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINIcK's.
The nicest kind.
Mrs b. got one dollars worth Of the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mrs. @. got dollars worth of the choicest quad
ity of -
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality of green
RIO COFFEE AT j. A. MINICK'S,
THAI he ever drank, and Mrs b. says she got The fin
est OF
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK's,
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MINIUK.
Mr. M says he purchased q half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MINTCK,s
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supplv n
NO. MAoKEREL, AT J. A. MINIoK,s,
Both for siEe and quality, cannot be exceed in This or
any other market.
He invites all % call at his establishment and IN.
pect his stock OF
CHOIOE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEES AND TEAS, t..It
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries to h seen
IN the city. HIS large establishments is on thel
Corner of Market and Jefferson stS.
aul9y
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] INSURANCE

i's iVuns Men Just starting in business vybosa cho,
. ~, IN energy and Integrity should insure tbsy
~ az Jsi,h ,V louh oi half their liabilities sucb an
;frs l ,ed i"sted honesty, when known 10 therersJ
ors, ~ would Justly increase their confidence M ,,
~ noha show that they did not wish 10 leave ;
"'sn'N SAlos"a oany yaVoidablOoonlnseney and the
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Drntlstrp.

r OoAf''S' =, r. WlLLAap.
COMPTON a. WILLARD,
ID E n II L s II =
ofFIcE-CoRNER OF MAIN AND sFcoNn
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN House
A IL operations pertaining 10 penhstr, esrehl
~ and thoroughly Attended To- -s N-4e'uH
Ne9ould call especial alter don m tt,r .,.i -. 4.
sef'lng nlHnein teeth with Conftnuos,s el Y, ~
@ ths ne pns Ultra q msehnnioal dsniis'rv A. y.
oea ,-'se' p laking NE Nuleanite work ,sh,eb ~
fse'n' - eHanuns speoimons ssss a'@
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W stswsrt, DAYTON; oeorae L
boyer, miamshurg; stoc slager Union; J @ AndeT.
son, Oentervillei u Myers, New lebanon n Jackson,
Vhambersburg u y Bauer, HarriAburg Divine.
JohnsUlle Arnold Limber sOuth Arngton; Jacob
SmFer Weai halnmorei Rookie Co, Germant0wni
= w MURPHY, Yandaliai II Nckols, Liberty - Resa,
frmersvillei ieyerling& Herr, salem;J W Pyrrnont,
Hilllams swaner, Wet Baltimore; Parker Bro A
Coi Parkersburg and by Druggists aud Merchants
generally throughout The Uatcd states ana Canadas
au2ldly
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

ltls the unseen hand OF the proyident father reaching
lorih rom the grave, and still nourshing hls offspring
and Keeping together the family. By H. the faithfii
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

TNHE Ktna grants policies FOR LIFE for term
i OF years, Endowment policies and ehildte eng En-
dowment Also, Non Foreihng Policies on which no
payment isrequlred after ten years.
rive thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrlyances Of men TO protect the
amlly circle from want, none can be found more sim
PIE ~ ITS character, noble IN It's features or certain in
rs results, than Life Insurance. IL the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
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@eoltaI.
no Suffering Humanii;Y.

Dr. w. w. HICHMAR,
fHE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRvOYA nj,
WToULD say 10 the siek end afflicted that hee, ma.
w ga the blind 10 sec, The deaf to hear and The
lame 20 walk withoutthe use Of the knife OF any m in
RHEuMATIsM. NERVOUS ooNsubfPTIoS a nd
All lkMALk MkAKN EssES cured In ! Tow days
AhuhkoRlO COMPLAINTS 8 relieved without 4 sil
BY calling on he Doctor Al his rooms At his boardi NJ
house, No, 90 g. clar street, aeoond door sontb o
the UniseraAhsi ohuroh, Dayton, Ohio su9idt
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Might fairly b. regarded as the tributa whoh an nm.
ught heHr pays Al the shrine of Justice
JOHN h. sTOFPELMAN
ehis Agent ior Dayton and vicinity.
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"a q AZ -. ,.la..,,.I ., -

EtSt ~ IN l,;z;.ssa 80
4 N anu after November 10, 1853, ana optl n,r,i,
" nouce, Passenger aud tfeght Trains ,,fl Iss,o
DAA1ON, gong north, as fOlloNsi
p.1H a. N. through freIght aud Aot onuli., INN,
OstU with Passenger Car attached.
In.pn a. III. Mai tTnln ior spuugheld, Oolpi,tsis
lOsCV Urbana, beileiontaine, furcsi, Cjvrie sr
sahdushy, connecting al spungield WIth Iiqu nv
Louuob ana columbus, arriving ~ Columbia al s,ai .
M ~ Ortana WIN tnln Tor OuiuInbls; ~ lor,st v1
Tram On llttsburB, ~. Wayne a lineage H. k' o,,'
hasts arriving IN Cresulne NJ 0:i6 y N and Iittsh
LisO nj at Olyde with Tram on leyoinnd n1 80, W
t. H. gong ksst, arriving IN Cleveland A. $40 a, ~
DuhlA X az 3'duH IL, snd huiislp at DOT = ln tns
West, arriving III Toledo at t..iO M DetlulI Al It
M OhlcAEO ut ludV u, pua bAhuusky nt o.l, nm
H. A. "A. Night hAlness lOr -punpleo i',trng
O.lI anu beileuntuut, touiitstlLg ~ foiesl v,,,i
IRAN going hast on fiitsbufg, ~. wayne ana t.l..-
hoad' arriving Cfastlne al tii5 IA, i1ttspurt M 5
n tong Meet VIII lIAiu afIlylus IA 4 l. Ns,.,',.a
o'zo m, ahu ChuagU 81 lO:iuA at Jltue Wl -,
on cleveland ana oleOu L. l,. afuylng IN Ci,tsis 80
O'eo M Duhkltk nj $40 IA aud GuLhiO at 6su d m
reaches saudusky al 1.4V a IA. 80
I'm = r. N. Huntsville Accommodation t..y,.
lsOO phytou On arrival Of iIhiu NON a., .,,t,,I,
i,sseinug spunGheld at 500 No Urtsba OF ltess ~ f
we Mess l.oerly az li1s i, beIleoniuue At Ii.bf y n
anu Huntsville AZ I4.izn m. ' IA
-, iekets wa tins Line 10 all points Ruftb l.t .,,
West can be hnd nc the 4 cbet Uttco ia th, li,,., -
SAN l. v hINH, LieLoi Agent ~
~ rare always ~ low as Is any ofbsf rst,t.
hoF Ihivi iinativn relative ~ suIpli.F tis,hl t t,
houtt! apply ~ che COMPANY rfti.n I.r,t-'f
MAsSEl, agent. H. .tICh E,U...I,' e. q
"a, % CtAsr, zen. IIlEct Agent. ro ,
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Even where he has preceded theu into etorntv. m 4,
he honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor whom
l@Ate @ seemed least proptous. In moral and worldly
his sting. 1f'- = ''N'' W 'Vo u"A'h Vi
Let any husband, father, son, ask hlmseL "Ir was
70 u'e 'o'mshb would those whS are dear to me
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49rnhiaioslg.

Andrew WeinRartner,
stali Ne. 2T, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,SauSage,& Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No. ! stock aulodsm
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DAYTON Aenla ana Columbus Railroad.

80 III u ass...s..ss,:s33 H5sgslsssase,
ueIsl. lazy ir,y iIans East, va OviLmlus IIr-1l..
Three Daiiv Try Tpay Ton 70 all Eastern Uities
and Csur,IIs n'fht Express I2s0a M; r,,' ~, 'lt
Tor ,v az Day Express ri lIl5a M tbe.'
a. H. -, ~ ua hAa LONDON. Acrofuni,- ~ " aus
Go.ui G it,oT al al" way stauous beluesi Lg. o.
Arriving nt Dayton, CHI .,,.r...,..-
press - D. ~ 1' AH" Nilvihlau lay IA
er tsl isyJo ~ Ioinmnds tmo,wbch is 7 mipi,t.st.
calling on NJ y 5SH be had Tor all Eastern eii..t
Ho'' L.. W. NJUBNAtI'1 si,,,-...
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nN and amer sunday, hoy 10, lot8, tiAins M
~ leave Union Depot, sixth stieet, lof qo,,.,to a.
Sil interineuiate points AH follows.
Toledo ana Chicago Mat st 10 WI am
Chicago anu Detroit higkt h2ltpsspt sgO nm
nol7 X. M. ehukMAkhIl, suporntendert
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-09

a N N u A l. PR MUM
AALaU 0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-09

% Mould these children have comfortable bone and
iant n % ol eqneauof Would this vile DO
ased ana feeble parent 6e provided fori Wouid m
es'te L'y my debtsl Would there be no sucrtSa =,
Eob9 E Eb9 ~ forced sales OF administrator 10 rneet
s Ieilanus OF credllors-saeA made when Tho
Has GS and fan prices cannot DO reaiissI'
topI Th @ answer these question 70 their satsiae.
las they have long lease on he Thls IL both snnIl
sh shanaeo"ardly. The brave man - W." '''''
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Illinois Central AailrOaa.

CHANGE Ub TIME
4 a. and after NJ Monday, N November 8. 1881 Pa...,
" IranH Will leave Mattoon and Pe,, - ',7' s''
All, LEAVE MAT1UUR,
Solhg North, i.lO m and II:OD u m
Solns SOUTH 400 n and 500 b M.
LEAVE PANA
1olns Morrill, 600 IA Aud X8u nm
Soihh south 1880 NJ and ai46 D m.
M ". =. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Aes.i
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Baltimore ana OHIO Rallroaa


80 2i& M sissE-.sss ss..SI Eass;5.s.;51
MAI NATIONAL LkOUTE.-rerIn,n-,,..--'- -
~ Ihsloh ana Baltimore on the Ran, a,' ~ a. "hsh
ponwoou and FarkersLurg on tho West W. " nSei nl5
points in rhe wui tosos Steamers, &o Ior ana fro 81
Three Trans la, Tou,hsest ,lI west ald Northwest
-. ny Is.i is ,ht only route to Naslingtoh 81,
ava t.I DHtinoie al 500, $40 ana lO;tai n M ~
I.av "A T. T. ~ ~ on sundays al iJ0 and 7.4p = u o''
A Leave washington at 500, 7.4U and n "a, " Ih onl
ThrpnH6 ateis az gSO and m only. "u ''O
wa Washington CITY an addtlonai % %oan he procured
innn,r a. 90 9rGG ana fare ss low as by any otS h.
ct any OF the principal Railroad nt u ONO huiiruH
D. ID, SULLIVAN, Gen Wssiey,s'.,, n's'.
W. ?. gSrqIi ~. NJ OoI'1s Gen. Ticket Agt' t b.
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Railroads.
Dayton a. Western hallFOnd.
&N@ NJ


ON and after Monday next trains on ,ns 1noiaI
~ Central will leave the Unlon Depot al IN street
AZ s;5b and $50
Returning, will afnye at lislO m ard 500 D m.
The 800 a M, AMI 500 IN, e1lieAs trans MA Q
close connections 10 a points ~ the MeAt and soup
aud $50 pm tram n The shOrtest and ekest rOu
60 Chicago ana the Northeast.
nolI y. W. MOODMAhp. anparntnnInni
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Dayton ANA Michigan railroad.

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DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 2463, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Caution 10 the Public.
rhnrT

DR.. W. Raphael, the Astrologer, has no connection
with PROFESSOR or DIR. w. M Raphael, or with any
other gentleman Of the same name.
Bs5- Cut this advertisement out. When you come,
bring 1t with you and show II TO the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ask to
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10
BY SAMUEL j. row
cLEARFIELD. IA. JUNE 10. 1888.
RAILRoan MATTERS.

.We have Just learned that portion OF me
jamestown and Frank lin Rail Road has Deeh
iiaced chder contract and that the woIs wiz
commence immediately and be pusheh Vigot-
ously forward until the road is compleseu 10
this place Weaso have in nfoInaiion that the
pennsylvapiaR r r Company, is making prep
arations TO build read from Tyrone TO con
meet with the jamestown ] road at this place.
thus opening new and direct route from
PhiIadelphia TO the Lake Shore through Frank
lin We have already spoken OF the Aahonlng
and Frenchcreek Road, which We think is
likely to be built at 40 early dav, connecting
at this place with the jamestown and Frank
lin, and also with he Franklin Branch OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Road. So it
would seem that Franklin, so long cut. of
from communication with the world is ike
Iy to become a grand Railroad center or juno
tion. Persons wishing pleasant. desirable
place to reside. or do business, would do we'll
TO visit Franklin. - enongo Cifisen.
The present We regard as highly propi-
tiOus time to secure the construction of a
Rail Road, not only to our own town, but TO
the great Oil Region of Western Pennsylva-
MA. as well as to form direct connection
with Lake Erie at Cleveland, by way of the
Roads referred TO in the above article. The
Oil trade of itself is one of such vast m agni-
tude, particularly since it has become an ar
ticle of export to Europe, that If can no long,
er be overlooked By Philadelphia, and if that
City understands her own interests in the mat
ter. she will at once lend her aid in push ing
forward to speedy completion the Tyrone
and ClearfieId Rail Road TO the latter place,
and the Western Central from Clearfield to
franklin. We hope our own people will waken
up 10 the importance of this WORK, and do all
they can 10 draw proper attention TO projects
which, if carried through, must prove of in
calculable benefit to this section of Pennsyl-
vsnia, and particularly TO her great CONNER
ciaI metropolis, on the Eastern scaboard.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that tho
l Bellefonte Marble Works. formerly cond net
ed by WIa Gahagan late of Bellefente dec ID will
De carried. on by the Widow and her son-in-Iaw.
Alex 6lbo. The workman have all been retained
and the continued patronage of tho pnblic ia res
pectfully solicited -
u NJ focum, Administrator &c, will be in
Ciearheld during June Court, when all persons
having claims against the estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement and those
knowing themselves indebted to the estate win
call and make payment. Mrs. E. GAHAGAN
Belleionte, May 20, 1863 ALEX GLIB.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10
THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE CORPS

Yesterday evening. about dusk, the Penn
sylyania Reserve Corps-or at least what is
left of the division-passed up the avenue.
The scene presented the gallant men march
ed along to the sounds OF martial music, was
both pleasant aud sorrowiul Pleasant, be
cause we knew that they were again marching
forward with cheerful hearts and in the best of
spirits to once more confront the enc mics of
their country; and sorrowful because these
barely two thousa9d men were all that were
LETT of what at time was a corps nnmb ber-
ing fifteen Thousand men, alike the pride and
boast OF not only their own State but of the
nation. Originally organized as a purely
State military body, after the first battle of
Bull Run they were called to the defence of
the capital, a cali which was responded to with
the greatest alacrity, ,as any one who was here
in those dark days viii bear witness to. Tn.
til within i few months they have been in &C
tive service, and they have made their marks.
and gained imperishable renown on almost ev-
cry battle field from Drainesy ille TO Freder-
icksburg.
The active service they had undergone and
the numerous shocks of battle which thewwiih
our other brave boys, heroically met, reduced
their numbers SO low, that on the representa-
ton OF their Governor and many generals who
had witnessed their deeds, they were removed
by the War Department to this city for the
purpose of allowing them some rest and to re-
cruit. Since they have been stationed here
they have conducted themselves as brave SOL
diers do, and won merited encomiums from
our citizens.
On their passage up the avenue, loud cheers
for Grant, Hooker, Mcclellan, Rosecrans. and
other generals were heard continually along
the line. and in several Instances were re- -ech-
oed back by many on the sidewalk aud in the
windows of the different hotels.
They left the city last evening, and although
il will not be polite to name the place of their
destination, yet We are sure their friends are
confident they will be equal to any task the
Government assigns them. The Reserves are
under command of Brigadier General Craw
ford, gallant officer, who has often faced the
foes of his country, and who was among the
large number of officers who were wounded at
;Antietam.-W Washington City Chronicle, June. I'd.
I
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s NoTIcE-Lette

"A of Administration on tho estate of Henry
Hockenberry, late of the township of Ferguson
Clearfeid county Penn'a, decd having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement K0SANNA J. HoCKENBERRY
May IS, IS63-6tp- .Administratrix.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

b. AN OH W oMANis WELccME TO THE FLAG
A letter from Monticello. Kentucky ,spe aking
our troops in their recent advance on that
place, says; lone old lady "A mile beyond this
place, said as she saw our columns rushing af-
ter the rebels, When seed that old flag COM
in, jist throwed my old bonnet on the ground
and stomped on it,,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

DELIEF NOTICE.-At the last meeting of
Z the Board of Relief of the County Of Clear
field II resolved as follows
ResolUed, That all old, as well as new appli-
cants for Relief must appear in their proper per-
son before the Board Wednesday or Thursday
the LIST and I'd days of July A. d 1868.
Notice is hereby given to those persons who
have heretofore received relief by sending the
usuaf certificate, must appIy in person in order to
obtain Relief. By order of Board of Relief
June 10, 1868. W. :. BRADLEY. Clerk
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

TN THEMATTER of the estate Of .r,oo, ,,,-
perry late Of - Ciearfeld county deed Tts
undersigned who was appointed Auditor. TO exsrn.
ihs ana ADJUST the account of George W. McCuI
iey Administrator of said estate. will attend N
me duties OF his appointment. at the ottce Of
B swoope Esq in the Boro gh of Clesrssi5 .,
Friday the 18th day of Juno. 1858. at 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ when and where all parties interested NAV
attend If they think proper J. NJ ADAMS
May q, lS63-p. Audi,o,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

TNAhE NOTfCE--an persons who know
Il themselves indebted to J & j Thorn psuh in
the foundry business. are requested to come for
ward and settle their accounts withoat delar
Many of these accounts have been standing see
era yearsand as short settlements generally make
long friends, we have deemed the suuaring up Of
our books as necessary. We hope none will neg
lect TINS notice. J J. THOMPSON
Curwensville May IS. 1882.
y. b The business will be continued former.
iy, and share of patronage is solicited.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

CAUTION.-An persons are hereby cautios.
~ ed against pnrchtsing or meddling with the
following property, now In the possession of Law
renee Mcouillen of Alexandersburg in Wood.
ward township: certain Bay Horse and one Sor
rel Mare. as the said horse and mare belongs N r
ana are IN his care ou loan only. subject 10 m =
order June 3 3,lS63. W B ALEXaNDER
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SJ0 REWAND.-Strayed away from the
RIO premises OF the subscriber. in a Altoona on
the 18th of May, Bay Mare, with severe eat on
the inside of the right hind leg. by which she
may be easily recognized She is supposed to be
in the neighborhood of Sugar Run or 9allitzin.
The above reward will be paid to any person de-
ilvering her TO the subscriber or giving informa-
tion where she may be found. JOS. r. SMITH.
Altoona. June 10, 1888
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.sGay and iestive''-on account OF their reb-
ell sympathies-s of the fades in neigh
boring borough, who wear butternut seals and
rusty copperhead badges.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-10

SoME days since colorcd woman, at Beau
fort. Sc, while engaged in her duties wash
ing. found conical bomb shell. and not know
ing what it was, thought il would make good
stand for her wash kettle. She accordingly
lifted the kettle from the frc--ihe bottom
covered with sparks-and sitting il on the
she'll, caused an explosion, by which she was
knocked down and received bad wound on
her arm, while her clothes disappeared very
mysteriously. F
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and with the index finger point toward the
ground. Another sign is to place. the sape
hnger on vour eye brow. forming semi cir
Gle with the thumb. Letting the latter rest a.
galDst the cheek bone below the eye. The
witness here explained the grip. which was so
satisfactorily developed by Miss Bsner. as sta
ted above. The password was H O. r. D.;
forget what ii O. means, but think that
X. d. stood for ichmond the oath commen.
menced as follows: You do sarear by the Al
mighty God
The Commissioned briefly summed up the
evidence that had been adduced at the several
hearings. and disposed Of the case as follows {:
Harrison Oxenrder was required to enter bail
in S 900, DR.. f. lllig 81 500, and Huber S3,-
600, 10 take their trial at the next term OF the
U. S. Court. Mr.. Philbert was discharged
conditionaly, that he enter bail to appear as
a witness at the trial. MesSrs Mooiharl. Reed
and 'Seidle were discharged Internationally.
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: A CANADIAN fLEsIsLAroR, addressing his
constituents, says "We certainly ought to
have in the district q respectable gaol as an
ssyium for some Of U.S.
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NOTICE.-All persons are notified not TO mad
Y die with q certain Bay Mare. in possession os
Samuel Curry of Knox township, as the same h.
longs to me, and is only left with said Curry on
loan subject to my order JOHN PATTON Y"
Curwensville. Pa. June 3 1863