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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

TIE LrseHBUEG (Ya.) Regubficaa says =
s'We hear that a military critic says that Gen.
eral Robert & Lee, eommander-in-chief of
the army Of the Potomac, IS fool, else he
never would have lei the FedereIs cross the
happahannock- Ii vas the easiest thing in
the world TO have stopped them by throwing
red hot rocks in the river, thus heating the
water and scaiding the enemy to DEATH :.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18
STATE & L. STATES DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS OF pFyVSvJvaNTA

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA
Governor. G- Curtin, Centre county
See Of Com IN slifer, Union county
Dep Secretary, : Thomas
anaitoT zen Isaac >lenks-, Union comfy
surveyor zen Jas P Barr. Pittsourg
Attorney zen u Meredith, Philadelphia
Adjut2ut g en- l. Russell
state Treasurer " 3 M'Grzth
up IoIn sens / d Burrows Lancaster 60.
DePut! sup : p Bates Crawford 60.
0'A's LioFa-iGn Kew W Dewitt, Harrisburg
SUPREME CoUR--Chief Justice. " H LoErrie
assoelAies- Geo " WoodEar JAS Thompso
II strong J. NJ Reed. Sessions Philadeii,hia
- AobeAT Of January Harrisburg zth MofHiav
{, AprlL- SaubuTy lsf Monday OF October and II
sGrg or the ID Monday Of October
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

Prentice ssys, we are not betting men, bat
We viii lay Louis Napoleon trisfng wager
that We conquer the rebel Confederacy before
ne conqaers Mexico. And Victoria mar hold
the stakes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

The Chicago Times having proposed to enter
Epon the discussion of the question whether
il Id not be best 10 have Union leaving
New England out.ihe Louisville Journal asks:
stW ouIdu't tha; question have been an inter
esting one IN the Revolutionary War; How
would the proposition have sounded TO exclude
New England privateers, and New England
sailors, and New England soldiers, from the
last war with Great Britain 7''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18
COUNTY DIRECTORY

TINE OF HOLDING COURT.
q Monday in January. Sd Monday IN June
d in March 4th IN SsPt'u'r.
u each year. and continue two weeks IF necessary.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

a FRIeHTESED VIRcISIAS--An army cor
respondent Of tie West Chester Rspablioaz
tells the following good one .-E-Rabbits being
numerous, and shooting prohibited, the boys
became effected With q snare setting mania,
and many of them brought in numerous pri-
yes But Capt Worthington caught the lar
gest, II not the most digestible. Finding a
stout hickory saphng in good place, he at
tached 70 il a strong cord On gong 10 it
the next morning he heard noise and saw it
Ay- Rushing mp 10 ge. his rabbit, he found
he had caught man by the leg, who, scared
nearly 10 death. entreated him to let him go,
and said he aIways heard the Yankees had
many internal machines, but never expected
TO be caught in oae OF them. He had never
heard Of snare, could not be convinced OF
its use, and when released, made bee line
home -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

We hear great deal about saspendiBg the
writ Of hsbeAs corpus, bat when the govern
DeDt catches traitor why doesu, 4 il suspend
the corpus and lei tie habsas get
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18
ooENTY ANp pTsTRCT oPFTCERs.

rssIJud g-Hon- Samuel Linn. Beilsfonte
Asts Judg ges-Hon- J. D Thompson, CurEensTllle
Hon James Bloom, Forrest
sssriE Edward Perks Clearzsld
Pr5;hon0iary- .. 2 Etzweiler,
Beg & Rec Isaiah q BargsT
district Att Y, Israel Test
treasurer Joseph shaw,
O. SCrFeyor. b Wright, Glen Hops
COnziss' !, rs = c. Thompson, Morrisiale
Jacob kUntz. Lurhsrshurz
Thos DoughsrJy, G-- Hills,
Auditors s Bowman ClearheId-
CEAs Wo-reIL y Wash Etsn
II Woodward. peuE1eld
Coroner j ". Potter Lecoutes Mil
Co -S1periBd' Jesse Broonal, CGrEeusTiils
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

a Douglas Democrat writes to the Troy
Times .sIf you have any copperheads among
yonr readers, tell them that we soldiers think
the secesh are little cleaner and good Heal
more manly than they
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

The CULTIVATION or Tow FLAx--Cotton IS
becoming 50 scarce that necessity viii soon
find substitute for it. Many of orr farmers
and others have given some attention TO the
cultivation Of tow fax. An acre OF good land
II Is said, VIII yield about ten bushels OF seed,
and ton and a half 70 two tons Of straw. The
former Is now selling at s8-25 per bushel. and
We Understand that it is in contemplation TO
erect machinery in cur State that viii make a
market for the straw. The land intended for
f4xseed should be prepared the sane oats,
and the seed should De sowa about the first Of
April. Our fathers and mothers formerly
slept between linen sheets,and used linen tow
els and table-cloths, and why can't We d. the
ssnef
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

4 gentleman recently arrived from Canada
states that fee OF fifteen hundred dollars was
paid 10 him the other Day in Quebec. who lly
in American silver. He didn't want the stuff
but vas compelled 10 take il. How borrid
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

Considerable preparations are making by
farmers and Others in the vicinity Of Whee-
ling. Va, TO test the cotton experiment this
coming season
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18


THE EARN IS SAFE.-The London TiDsss
ssys mankind are asing up the world too fast.
IBcesssnt cultivation, II is alleged, is strip
ping the earth OF lis coat Of mold, which can
not be replaced except by 4 return 10 the pri-
mByal forest. There are facts IN existence a
little inconsistent with that alarming state
ment- The plain around Benares has certaiu-
ly been cultured for three thousand years, and
is as rich as ever. The country around Da-
mascus was garden IN the beginning of his
tory and is garden nos- No forest ever re-
newed the soil OF Northern Italy. nor is the
glorious fertility Of Asia Minor artificial. Dis
tricis have, il is true, perished, but II has al
ways been from human folly. The cutting down
of the trees till the rain ceased ard the wells
sank. as is Row occurring in some parts of Up
per India. When We conquered the Punjaub
that vast prov ince did not contain one tree,
and in thirty years would have become like
the Babyloniau desert. sterile plain, and
from the same cause.-Lon9oa Spectator.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

JEFF Davis has issued another proclama atio1
appointing day Of tasting and prayer. The
9Th inst is the daY fixed upoB-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

SIX million four hundred and thirt nine
Thousand feet OF lum Der IS turned out annnal-
ly By the saw mills IN Nevada comfy, Cal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

Don't borrow yonr neigbbo-'s psper.-Tsks
one yourself. and pay for il Ike man.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

The old maxim says: Hire one boy and
you get considerable work ) two boys and yoH
get little; three boys and you get less; four
boys alad you get none at all done.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18

This Pest Office VIII do for Chest tosn:hip.
VIII answer foI Fergi soa township
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18
CLARIFIED Pa WEDNESDAY MARCH 1S 1863

I voice choked as she said, ssFriend Hopper, DO
+ you know me ''' He replied that he did not
+ She fixed her fearful eyes earnestly upon him,
and said, . You once helped ne. when in great
distress.'' But the good missionary Of hu-
manity had helped TOO many in distress TO be
able 10 recollect her, without more precise IN
/ formation. With j iremuIous voice. she made
her son go into the next room for 3 few min
utes; then, dropping on her knees, she bid
Der lace in his lap, and sobbed out, 81 am tie
girl that stole the silk. Oh where should
TOW De, if il had not been Tor you l''
hen her emotion was somewhat calmed.
she told him that she had married highly
respectable mana Senator OF his native State.
Having call TO wish the city, she had again
and again passed Friend Hopper's house. look
ing wistfGliy 3; the windows 10 catch sight
Of him; but when she attempted to enter, her
courage failed.
"Bni / go away o-morrow, = said she. ..and
Z could not leave the city without seeing and
thanking him who saved me from ruin She
recalled her little boy. and said to him, ssIook
AZ that old gentleman. and remember him
well: 1or he was the best friend your mother
ever had With an earnest initiation that
be would visit beF happy home. and s feryent
God bless yoa," she bade her benefactor
fzreweI.
My venerable friend is not aware that I have
written this story. have not pablishrd It
from any wish to glorify him. but 10 exert
genial influence os the hearts Of Others; to
do ny mite toward teaching society how 10
cast ont The Demon Penalty, by the voice OF
the Angel OF Love.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

y,por. smeh Erorr: Nightingale. Eicserson Bcs:on
John johnson, Airport hess YORK CID schrs rohn Jones'
crosel Boston; Forda Kelly, sslemi Marsesba, iieny
Smith some set y SHARP. Trten. Boson, Tomas Bot
dcncc 4 fharo. LippIneott. Consssett Narrows,
Isans hammond bghion, Saratoga. Adams. Glourest x
Georgia sweet Newbuguor staders. somers Bos
ton lh1he Baymore. Lord Essex g Bartlett Loyeland
Iiichard Naus, Fowei; natanzas Blake and Carver
EUnill Boston.
hwls Del SEPT 3Ihere are at Tie breekwner this even
ing br'gs Russian and Henry Means for Boston Loch Lo
mona Tor 'ansov, = brig VITA umber schrs W Adams
Jas AIderdice. ; smith. Charles oletson FlyawLy
Lamarine, Marietta Hand MARY Fletcher FeT Pane
Darietia Henry Honert Wheaton John Warren Sarah
Helen BATAVIA, Henry N Meyo. @ Sawyer. Il A May,
aGa Rock EaaIeman and Il Dwyer with maekeTei
for Philadelta beside, Que steamer ad about twenty
whch came 10 the harDar during the night Wind
MI Weather thck
PoRTAAND. Sent s-Ars brig Fannie Ross NY5rk Owe
Hayward Barbour do Gt scbrs Taieta, LORD NatenIss
james atceoi Anderson, Fortress Monroe Spar Hasri.
man, Niors.
PORTSMOUTH. sept s-Arr sohgs Eliza CroweI SMITH
Eklbetipcrt. Kos nth. Zee NYorA Old 3D. schr Hnon
Flaa Malcney, Cambridge, Nj.
SAN FRAAsIsCo, sep. sid .hira Washington, Col.
bs.rn. Boston; I'd. Maay Hutchinson, lfong Kong
SALEM. Sept 5-Arr schrs Dolphin. kelar, aud Bansor.
Jordan Ezshehpor.- Below bark wailo~ Nelson irol
Coast Arica,
WOODS KOLE. sept 4. 10 hM-Passng ~, guabost
Nouqaa from Bosom
wARFfiAM sept SID scl,rs Cabinet, tudicA. NS0ES;
81 II y IleanisoD. Astlamay do.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, sept SIS T..


FLOUR has been active today the export demand
having hecn restricted. Holders have bean cagec
10 sell aud tho tendency prices has heen downward
The receipts have been limited, particularly Of irch
sround which has been in most demand, and prices II
which have been pretty well supported The sales OF old
and unsouud -four continue on comparatively ht-rai
scae but at low ant Irregular rates.
Rvs srtora and CoRS MHAL have hgen IN re,uest,
At fuil and rising prices.
wuy,r has been css demand, particularly fOr shur
men, and prices q all other than srey prime have de-
clined ic. 90 per bushcl
C,ex has been less plenty ana has been more inquired
for Including western mixed ~ - 5lc., mos,iy 20
and western yellow at 7sc 5sc., the latter ratio lor
choice The market closed with an upward tsndency
Ryx BaRtkY and oArs presented no remarkable yaria
ton, ~, ..,... I, - ..
quoted shade nrmer. New meas pork was soa al th' 30
,sls 81 Prime lard &c a loasc
A4tgs ave been steady bat quiet
t'orroS has been less scive and less broyant.
wppKgy has heel In demand nj boc>, and htd ~ Ole
SC stock reduced.
FR,lcars have beVn qic, without any important ate
I rates.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

RnAYy,Rn-p,y ,-On Monday, July 6, Mt WILMINGTON,
delaware, by the Rsv. James IA. Brndle TBonAs l..
pPaySARD TO Miss ELUA DAVIS both II New York city.
Crswlxs-MvtnooS.-O 1hnrsday, September Q, at -.
re- esss church. Rutgers street by Rev Thomas Mel ough
i'm or New Ruchele, cousin TO the bride, THOMAS j. LUx.
: "a 20 AsSE T. NriDoos
CARprxR-Fru -on Wednesday, August 10 al the
,ta,hnd al Episcopal church New Castle ~ ~ by the
psv A D. Vail, snrHss r. CARrySrss 10 SRag A. rtsp.
s.ashter q Moses W. Fish. ESQ. No cards
J"vxsox-DrpoL---on Wednesday. septemher 2, BY the
o.. Mr. weston, at the Boomingdale Baptist church
n, n n JoHxsoy OF this city, TO Alias CLARA DBoL a
U,isou city. No cards
-. :, 70 ty IN Rev. Mr. lynch. Mr.. rkrsR SrAss 4,
Sec yor. =. MSS CAlaAsISt xosoHAs o the iormet
RssA
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, Sept So T.. NJ.
The money market worked more smoothly TO.
day The leading borrowers had taken time by
the forelock, and made their arrangements last
evening or early this morning, so that there was
much less " shining" for money between one
and three O'Clock T. NJ than there was yesterday
and the day before. The rate continues to be
sharp seven, except on governments and New York
Central. on which money is offered at sin Com
mercial paper is s a 6 for the best names.
Gold dropped to l3l to-day, and bills to las
~ which is cheaper than gold. The market
again presents weak appearance.
The stock market opened strongly this morning,
and Erie sold at 1867 and old Southern at 90.
At the advance, however, the sellers We're ready
to meet the market partly in apprehension Of tight
money, and prices fell of in consequence. Al the
first board Erie was done at decline Of Z, from
the top price OF the morning, and old Southern at
decline of per cent. Central improved ~
Pittsbarg 2, Illinois :, Hudson ,; on the other
hand. Harlem fell 3is per cent. The Board closed
with quite strong appearance, though many still
apprehended that there would be more slaugh
tering OF stock among the weak operators Of the
pubic board When that board met, however, at
one T. H., it was soon evident that its members,
IKE those Of the regular board, had prepared for
emergencies, and were not in want Of money.
For every stock number of cash bids were
made, and the consequence was an advance Of I1s
on Erie. on old Southern, / on Rock Island TX
on Illinois, on New York Central, &c., &c. The
market closed with great buoyancy and marked
tendency to recovery.
The importations into the port of New York,
other than dry goods and specie for the week
ending September 4, 1863, were ~, 1863 ,Oa6.
The business at the SubTreasury was as follows |
to-day
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
MsafeI1A AneOuus.

STEAMSHIP CRY I.ospo> Cart Pe,rie of the Inman
line. sailed yesterday ss for Queenstown and Liver
pool.
srr,Msatr TruroS,,s cae Tsube sailed Yesterday for
South ampton and Hsiabnry.
srfAxsBir CnfoLr Thompson sailed Yesterday Tor
New Orleans
.s sn FROM New y yGs I q, New Orleans
assisted OF by the straarsh Crescent.
F.tcoS. aaProvtlence YORK. reports
on the sd inst PM saw srsm,us ashore iiales Point
He'll Gate bottom the above is tn, s'cantue George
Brc L,lpl.w, A.. la Tons, hunt .owe~ saaadin
1856 has been sold
BRe AIint (fio A. i,s built nj iIol.ad 1868,
srr ararn r. sasnsr Ssvgs n. s,, - s,case a.
repairs having experienced heavy weather IN
"su f s 70 s% hsr Tss S
rrss p ~ wenor s '" n pu, @ n,o ay lie :"
scpp sUvxrr. from ssem as ut for csyeane,
turned in s,h inst having ON TIE ar ~ he NJ been Il,
OF her rigging carried away.
scnn SUSAN toe New I.codon,, chspel. from Elizabeth
wsrss aud sprung aless a blow on The 18th nn
snd Afterwards ashore "ea 6a'S oos where she
has becone ota, losa
Scum sre,yc.r, OF waren,u. upsns sshore on Niger
Scum N,,r Aa ~ 'sus ba,H Senne,t ns in 1886 has
been sold
whniemsn.
schr Antsrctc o. rrosnce,ow,. sd from Hryaaaa I'D
( nit 20 cruise AAsnT. landed - bbis 80 oil.
Foreign Porss.
| BprSupA. Avg 2s-in rort brig Foster. rppg.
sisi Jiia. Par; Syors Sid Sep; D seamshp shannon
RIO jss,rso; Aug lin por .hlps sansan s,inson; "
seey yosas WS a.osns sns
Do; Serruae wh,,man from NYors Tor sssnshss repg;
.a~fs s as siG rsss s do
eoScrn"S Gov %" 'sr,. Ror.
'fs s1 so%S M Aug ai-Arr shp Avon rnssrso Boston
ss d ss a. s S ss sp ; ys S
shin Avon. lngcrscii, Hong Kong
nmerscan PORTS
sS W sg h Sxc f sss
sas, ssesmer peNoay rom keasndrs CID BRIG sarsd
shay ss s,P"' sn a%s,. scsr s Sags
rc,es snd from Roads .hir riyns KaSie brig Emma
ssssaoR sss S s.S, sSrf sissS.. Nicholas, xres
coso, Aspnwsl: sehrs \ R Heasan, Redman. and Lsh'
RaTiI' Sep, s@srr ship Lisbon c,nnc.. Gardiner Cid
q DC sept o fsSs Ts bn,
'sa Gardner, Aug sesld snrs sea Foam coomS. wash
rSl 1or :ss'i s.s as ass sss
HOLMES lioLF. sept S,s ra-Ar .csr Josephine.
msrre aAa Grant ssn Rousou S.%Srnpr '0r Bangor IA
Es s sGa ss ss casr.' 1 6 H.
p sslsy fs sS nn 1sGs: T.: @
sres rsno.ncTbs b,r Anna aarns chs,ls. ss. oe;
Ccrdery silver Magnet Bay State, Josephine EIco,i
: NKW ORLEANS, Aug s7-Arr s,eauship Hudson, Laven
ss,hArr ship Courier Pensacola Cid Br schr rlorie
A Duncan, Maamoros
Tovsd 10 sea I'd inst, bark Damon
INV sEDsofp sg s ffns f..S SYsr
bissI biSsssIwqsHSRYroRr July sA .cAr Joseph Lang per,o.
SyE. Sep, .a,5 AT. s;s.. Reaper Terry, wa
i 0orham EiisAbehpers 2. Hsdden Fdbes do ChampIos
Will 81 iSfta :ss3S :s R.A..
NOrisans brig WWrNn. Smith, Boston, schrs kaAsurs,s
Wooster. Hilsboro, Ms, n willard, Parssns Poriand
Trank Herbert Parker, Boston George D~erna Pukkar
portland; Ida. BAKE Portland. y l. waiss Wo6ms
so.ioa cnir,xi u-rsschev, saS5s Do IfSi cso &c
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
FOR CALIFORNIA,


Northern Iies n. New Yors .... Sert II Aspinwai
ocean queen. New YORK. sept - Aspnwa
Illinois New YORK Oct 3 S1H Juan
HAVANA, NASSAU. N. r., KINGSTON, ia, AND FEW
ORLEANS.
FoR RISasr0r IA &c--Sieamship Plan ageaet from New
YORK Sept -. From Kingston ia. sept 3.
FoR Sr poMfNCo CRY. 6c-steam,hip Tubal Cam from
New York Sept IL. OF 2 T. NJ
For NASSAU AND Notwithstanding Corsica from New
YORK Seul2
Fox NKw oriEAns--s,camship Crco'e from Eew yofk
Sept -. ats PM
steamship Morning Star. from New YORK Sept 10
Steamship Evening star from New York 10 Pm,
SPECIAL NOTICE
An fRsrs and pcrsy,s intended ~ NEW ToaK HEettp
siouid ~ seusd
YoRx-rars
sun Rrsv5 . z. moon
sUnsErs.............. -6 HIGH Is
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
S HIPPIN g NEW S
PROM EUROPE.

Mails arc forwarded by regular lines
The for or ron Lterrool call ~ Queenstown eN
cop, tho Canadian line, which cal a. Londonderry The
Sraccfs lor or fios The Continent cal at
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
One brig. unknown.
aAIp 80

ltn-Barks Lucknow tBrem,, Bertha fAuNbevkiag (Brb.
,rie Of the sea. Pelican. Columbia tNor) Chas August
(Prus,. Reindeer Bliows Atlantic Br): brigs VIM Carey
Courier fPrus, Augusta fBr) TrackIess Henry Wiggns
IIirars Prn., Euaenis .Ans namohin Frl Ponc.r sr,
Froemsn Anmaek iIelen Mar. II Abbott: and others.
5th-Steamshps City of nontcn tBr,, 1sa'ona tsfara,
Creole
wI0a at sunset s.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

VIZ ArCHEs-G0LD PLATED AND COMPOSITION
w waicbes wyrnteA 70 wear like solid go.d Asd for
correct tine from $40 10 ets Also Jus, received superb
lo n ,or Composuon CHAINS ~ to ts warranted
~ d,scolcf o. of Original JACo1S COZ oadvav
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
POLITICAL.
rrHE DEMOcRATro rr.rrroes

TUE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
Il Under the organization q which
Hon JOHN MckhDN
Ia Chairman OF the General COMMITTEES elected the
Following delegates the ConvensDu
20 meet AZ AlhanY on WednesfaY. OH
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

UvHE ONLY BoAT.-fIsH1N0 BANKS AHoY -iopo
i caught daily on steamer STATEN ISLANDER Cart o.
EIesenih nree, wili,amsoars s1A y: Peek slip. -
g. North river. "a NJ Music aud dancing nat aud r..
freshmcna furnished on board Ron returning viii
rvet
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
w in this city Or Brooklyn.
rs 10 suit applicants. at o per
JKwESSON. No. 81, Pine stree
ANTHOLOGY.

A BCLOyE II. MAURICE, THE CHEAT AND REAL
IA Atlooeers adyics based entihc principea
Whist ~ Astrcosy. II Is the practical rart OF he science OF
Nstonomy; aud, the theory OF navigation would be
little without tue derived from
rayersng the oceans bounds. astronomy j. Of little
unconneced with ts practical value, developed -
astral lore As.roosy teaches the nature OF the various
planets. the influence they earth their
through the successive signs Of the zodiac the
the fortunes OF mankind, accord
their positions Professor Nanrce has profound
knowledge OF the rnes OF the scicuce o thr stars and
OF has marked the Path Of each individual
VIII Professor Maurice nniod his .anderings covering
whole neid OF All thai relates ~ happiness misc
rs through your whole .e will describe the intended
husband ae and tells the very you viii marry and
causing speedy will bring Out OF the
most hopeless cases All VINO ,onsu.t Professor Maurice
VIII be Of undertaking aud have good
lack lie prosperous through life No 1876 Bcccker
three blocks from Broadway. Ladies', &c. gentlemen. 81
All hours. TIL nine in tue evening.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

VxyArCHEs WATCHES, WATCHES "A LARGE LOT
w sf and second hand Gold and Silver watches
which an sel,,ps & IG, Eessescs: A. sod prices silver
taken Ia exchange bought for cash. highest price
given Every watch sold BY warranted for Two years.
ORIGINAL l. JACOBS, A07 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

ORIGINAL L. JACOBS, ORIGINAL L. JACOBS
~. Original Jacobs sells sells sells Watches watches
watches California Diamonds CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS Cali
fornia Diamonds aud and and Fancy Goods Fancy Goods
Fancy Goods cheaper cheaper cheaper than Inn
any any store In In In the the the city cy city
l0 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

nTFICE OF TIE CENTRAL. AMERICAN TRANSIT
~ compaay-Sfw foaS Augnst ~ 1866 The annual
election OF nine directors OF this Company be held
Monday the ifa day OF September fS two clock p
M ,ar Office OF the CouiranN, No % Exchange piac~
Jersey cas- Hudson county, n j. Tine Stockholders
O'Clock p NJ on the ssmc da. at the
plce A. j. UAMliioN, Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

ry,AMMANY HALL. SEPTEMBLk s. 1865
j. At the County Convention. held ~ Tanmauy VAT.
saturday Septebcr ~ l. O'Clock, uo0n consisting OF the
delegates representing various assembly districts OF the
elected at the primary elections held pursuant 70 tue
call OF the Democratic General Committee o New YORK. the
following eentenen unaancusiy chosen TO- terrsrn
this the Democratic STATE Cpsyent0n 10 be held Al
Albany. Se,lenbe, . 1855 -
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

nIAMoNDS, OLD GOLD AND srLvTR-Bv GOING
- 70 LOUIS ANBICH, T3 Broadway, under the New
York Hotel yon WIZ receive ~ per cent than any
other place 70 this city for Diamonds old God and Silver
without being compelled 70 take other gocds In exchange
He paws IN city bankable money Camers Hair ShAws all
kinds OF Isccs and furs bought a the hghess price A.
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The New York herald., 1863-09-06

nPENLSG nor.
~ !! A.. MACPHERSON.
0FENIki nor OF THE SEASON,
At his Academy. Ntlusry HAL, I9J Bowery,
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. 7. 1863.
snd eyetv other Monday d'irng the
DAfS OF TUITION. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Afternoon and evening private lessons giyeu.