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Ia r r.. to propHCate oEly too kinds If
ire r'~ ''a' "Iirr'Snfe hhs pro, ed TO 70 Ih.
m 80 "'' '"r grE~ral "ultv 4Ijou-h. ,inp regard
. - '." IHahiy ni The fruit rrntucet In
ia .tt" les aside from Iny own e1peti
'' .'' .'.' l'} th' O,uilIoHS ol The most eri
~ 20 'ur'. oi tri.'l IN America and nC
''.i gr"HrrS IN ali partS of the
''''.'H ""'np "g.ral SurIrfy
r. - ct' varieties .nL trees
Ver' t'-' ... -..f-
4rPI."s - '.' - ''.. 'arcles Standa ID
AMI Dwarf lisa. P,c g..j . g. n, ,,h.,,.,. -
Stnnda'd ~" H,,.r' '
PEARs-h cnr.;c ic, f,t-, ii.-;u. trcc, iooJ;,
varieties Sl.,uisf'l ..r4 Huatj
PLUMS-- \. -... -...,.- ,a.r.r,I,l
CHKRRfEsi i'~ ''.-.t. t5rcs Si.,I,,d and T,,vo, r
all tIr C!1C- "a ir-t...
APNCOTN y FtHItE$ NND OUNCES
G"osEBvGEIF- En. I.h md America, vnr,e,ies
CikR* ~ :'.. .;5. iIr Oh rry t(h,re ana Red
. 're- Whre 'r.d r.! Duch Back Eug,i-h BloCL
Na"ss Ac. 0'"'
'iR-rEs - 'atrvtr. isnl,riIn Clln;on. ,ropcord
delaware. hla"na Ret Cra. Ia, lnr ar Butler Enrlv
N"''herr Nn~c r'lu Eisrnhurg. Hartford. ProIiGc
d." Gc '0''"'
~ ArkBfE"It- j.wt ton Porch,sIcrnnd T,pI Ru.b
nA>rb t"'t' '"r"IJ IHrgelV oI The Alien
H'' hrh II" ID 40 printer tron ~ Winter:
NJ , ines and t',DSe Nh" hnN o nor lime
H'T''"~. R.ss In variety. largely of the Alba.
N.,t'.r ORANGE
S''.t 4 & ORNAMENTAL TREES.
HiEUBA B
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NOTICE,

,r,., Smyrna, Oct. 18th. 1869
The subscriber having discontinued Iba Msr. a.,
lie b1siness all persons indebted to him will plea
come forward and settleup. NY Books ior This mes
VIII "o ~ the Shore recsTtly cOculped by me
EDWARD BBGK
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ne p, n's3 Keeps constantly on hand the best quality
OF Of BUILDING LIME, CEAlENT and CAiGI[E1
PLASTER4 BRICK Allorders len AZ The .,nroaCR r.
Allen or at the subscribers. Will receive prnpnI ot
tenOn. AINL;V 80 Imp at
APPLY S-''n,
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CHURCHES.

Methodist EpiscoPql-Pas,or Rev William B,shor
services morning, lOt. evening G1
Presbyterian-Paslur Rev, John E. TLnmrs.n. 90
vices. morning. I0k. evening g.
Protestant EP's' opaI-Restor, Rev. lIcnr, y. t,e.z
serv' ces, morning, iOs AFT, t,ruu0i,.
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Fancy }tsr> .

nnl assor'men'S oi all kIndS and qualules ofFANCY
ri KS for Ladies' und ChIldren's wear that " i'll be
""rh during tins Fall and Winter My Furs were
pa 1chased IN tTrDp-. the rise in Sterling
Exrhance. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
snce The first Of August.
"nnlt ais" safe. that long as my stock lasts |
WI offer II at prices prOpOrtionae what the goods
cosI me bn: II will be impossible for me 10 import
and Manufacture any Furs and sell them al the
sam" Frice owing to the unsettled state Of the affairs
of he Fouutrv
~ Remember the name number and street
JOHN FARElRA,
se?.5E' 7l9Arch street Philadelphia
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ASPARAGRASS, CLAN
t:0<fa in Variety

BAHLiAS---. 8 select varieties for whIcb W.,
awarded sPrcml premium 10y the Agricultural Soci
ely {" New t'nsiir county fall OF 1861 Also rrrnu
um ioT b" best collection OF Choice Pears
tOf Prlces AID description Of fruits send for DE
scrIpIive Catalogue, gratis
mail ~
All Trees and plants warranted true 10 nsus
kTOGders Can be left at FIMEs Office
RANDOLPH PETERS
Ieb~o'om Newark bal
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA.
II lRE
STATE OFFICERS.

4 TE UFFICERS.
GOUernor-Willian Burton, Dover.
Secretary Of State-Elward Ridgey, Dover.
Judge Gt L. ). Circuit Court-Willard Hall, Will
mingtOn.
An0rney Aty Generdl-A. r. Woottcn, Wilmington.
ChGneeHOr Of Siate-Sanuel VI. HARRINGTON, Dover
CA'ct Jastiec-E. P. GrIpin, Wilmington.
Assseiotes-John J. AIilligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Mlliard
Edward Wootem, Georgetown.
IreasuTer-Samuel b, Hitch, Laurel.
auditor 9f IccOUnts-Dr. VIM. n Hamilton. Odessa
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- \! HNKEEIS OF IHE
> 'N' Lo"l MANGFACTrEING CO.'S
X o sadr rc.tc

for sale by LODI MNtI'FACFI'RING co
l3o SrnIh Wharvcs, Philadc!;,!.Ia Pa.
hiN|Hmaly, Wuh a capital OF Sl5UUpU the mos,
cN'rlIsiFe works at ihr KIND III tho world a.d anev
rericnr" o " years IA maj uiar turing with rnnuto
u"n long established. having also the exclusive cr
f" oi all The night soul from tAe great CIV of Nov.
out Doubt the cheapest and very bes, iertlz"t
kCt. III hiuI
Prce for barrels and over 81 so por borrol n,
ohiy St9 per ton II greatly increases the Weld and
HpehS the crop from two To three weeks earlier nj nm
expense OF from SO to 81 per acre. and with yerI,Ia
labor. go '''1 'i'"e
Pamphlet, containing all the information nacosso
V' W''h ie"rrS from Horace Greeley Daniel Webster
anu hunderds of nrncrs who have used il e,tans,vc
Tor many years may be had lree by addressing a let.
ter aS above or 7 " ~
JAMES I. FOSTER. &c COurandt ST.. N York
Care OF tho Lodi Manufacturing Co
febT3 Jan +. WILMER, AgteN NSnvrno
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HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
Purchase me Of
e. " WJIJJ4M., E. Co


FoHMERIY WILLIAM. ) ogvIs)
Irenty,hrs DoliGr Douiic 2hcad FamiIv S,,,ioq
iAtcL.ne
warranted to be cG'in 10 Any S 10 or $50 machine
~ nc m#rket-Wlii do all kinds OF family sewing
rE 1Gfa3lIiy II - unsurpassed whie ior cl.ea,ucss
sum ifIiy ease, and noi.!t>nt>s ul uc!l1n II ins no
JF.''. "ih' hiheS forwarded by Exnrcss win tull
directions loi hslnq, payalit on dciI,pry
t'eFF marhine IS warranted tai one wear
An agent Ntntrd IN every lo,yn and c.r.ntv IN The
'"l" Enclose stamp Tor terms and ,ITcuIar
Address G. n ZONES 4 r,r h.. 30,
Sai'S Rooms, No 80. Nor!A Fit,h S,rct, two d9ors
MEOW Arch PhIladclh:a, tut this nd vcr.i,cment
HOV25 IL
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1cucOrrhFn or Whites. GDvnrir, TT.,n,o-
Icrllla Eicnr!:GinL. a,n.....l. a.. -. - !,

Dr j. u >. ha,.HiIt-, uf Nel, y urk CIV writes.
HoNt cheeriHtll comply with tur ~. uc,i 81 ,oYr
agent III SAVING haze found your ,,t.,alari. n \
most CNCci4rHt Alternative in -nc !lill,l. ts ,.,-r
plants Tor whicl cirl 10y such Il rem, III. Irt
especially in Fem Il" bis,,t,eS ot tho ScrliJi.,.s
9lalh'>E. lIa' cured many invc;cratc c.>,S of
LeucorrhGa 10y IT, and some wher, fi,r ,,,,".,Io;,
was caused bv U'ccrttol of tie uterus T,r i;;crr
atioh Itself was soon cured Nothing within my
Ano" ior these icna'e Geiaa ic:nc -
Edward Marrow. of Ncyylur. A.: WRITES.
dangerous 0CITIdR tU!3pr oil uIi,. OF ,I. %..,.ls
I'D my iHn!?. which hHd dc!rd al tn. H., ... 90. ~.
Soua employ has 1t !'Hr;h been cO!uiirirn cared
% NOUr Extract II Su3sap4ui.a tjtr it....,....,,
thought nothing but cAth patton could AZ. I'D I.Ir
@ E', H. "d.'I'3 the t Of 'oqr >:r,.I aria ., the
l"S. r.s3It h'i"Tr cn'iH& and II Iiosed ,.'r'tua.
Alirr taking ,our rrriedy Il at wee. t..,n IN
Cl Tie disease Tvi...il..
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COMMENCEMENT OF TIE TWENTY
SIXTH VOLUME or
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St. Anthony Fire, Ee04a or E.y~;3GiTs.
IcArr ANA %aIi Es'i.u.;s, :si.s:d Es";d'

H. INI., = = y! y HV1'I'N!'
IZth sept. lt59, that hr las cured an ingrterst4
case OF D1,D#y, "hch Threatened 10 tcrn.ii.:lr in
taliy' y thc per'c' criHE use of SaIAaiariiia
anu as1 G"iiScf"a, HifGH 1t IY4.ij. hts b, larec
doses OF the stuIv, 81. hc cuits 10 J......
tons b. it constantly - y
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Ayers Cherry Peotoral,

C"rrE"N, SotdS' GniiucnTo, FEoaricnCsg,
SrSnp' 1E1OnVtIlIia. EHCi i;:ema c'O..
Eai',. ,.'i0n, "wi f,r AIR. EGU;ief
% GoE s'I;I.piiVr E'nsirnis
ssa AL. sIHccl Stages
cS tllr sbiSca~3,
lhis is a remedy uHivCrsaiiv known 70 surDoss
any o'hrr Tor i'r care Of throat a;d ,ur romlii,,s
.nai II Is useless here 10 publish Tie evidence OF its
n'U'S. Us Hhfi'a'Cd CACc.tU Ur,. ior coughs and
Co"-' ANA ut trul} wonderful cures of uuimnpnrv
HlSta'e nave lnadc it known throughout the cYil-
l@"d nations OF earth Few aYt IT,, c,,ilarriti.r
OF eFei l"miics. among item who have not some
pchHhhl cApcrcucc OF lis "a. 1is 49, >oac living
H"Vhy IN their midst uf its victory the subtle
ana dangerous dFOIdcrS OF IL" throat and lungs.
As hi know the dreadful fatality OF tr,c disorders,
and Us they know, tOn> tn, effects of this remedy
we reed no. tO more than to them that il has
now all the itGrs that il did have when making
the ouIcs which hive won 80 strongly upon the
Confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER & Co., Lowell Mass
J. p. IIoifrcker, Smyrna; ID. +. Burton, Do.
yer; Al. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON, w +. Know.
les, Frederick Thomas Simpson, Camden r.
+. IIammerslcy, Milford, T.. Bringhurst g. Co
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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Sy3iIii;' "a,i 'E".'cur;r: lsi>".rc.

- =. . -.
DIR. j {. AYE": >rr / c.lrc:ll!. t.,;;.., ,,,,h
tnc f" "st ct YOUR ~'rr;, aia il, Or; - -, rrat
OF tic 'Htc& Ia," IcaiI.cl with lour ~.s.. i I.
Ht'r cur" ".ih u. IA ny lUtctl,". l.rl uf the
Complaints IN Whir! II !, r.cun;,,.. l. i. a.. i i;,,,
found lis effects uulv wonderful J.. IL, ,.l., az
tenS had ~ IiItIlic c,, il. his ;i.r,.;, +, 81,
Consuming ih~ l'.;," and the jo, ui ls iHo.. h
our Naf.3 i!H s'oH3lsN taken EJ5c,i Ii-.i ~ uv,
wees AL"lh"r Va, &t;ac q Iy .,,.a,.,I, l.,;;.
toh~ ~ is Ho>', ami ii ,!y.,',.ll ii. .;.,,,,.
ac.''-l"'I ai"c par al =, - thar H.. ..c The. d.
Ciu'r YOU q 500" '':c IN ura.it t4.l ki,i l Fat
u N".d"t Tom ""imGI Anon ui i,tr Il, %.
tlr u.criA lea O.. and lie is We! asl i.ui 81 c,,lr5
"i'ho1t sofa" dl'h<nia'IOn 10 las ioce. \ woman
wiz IN" L''.' tfc"'t! i"T IN. s;':. "a uicr l., mr.
curS was suffering from TINS I,rsun in Icg io,,s
Ihe! had become Fl" scEsl;Yc 10 t, weather that On
camp gay she suffered cA:rGcIati.L an il her
l"lhtS ava bnE@~ Suc ton, was cur.a :i,,.ly L,
A""r S"'>aIH"i'lH il 1c" weeks kl,ou i.,.lI,I
in''"la' "tHch your a-r!d laIe In, ti.:i tl.s
ll'i si.:hh nom Your i"5nia'ur, Ll.-t D.. = ..I,.t
Itlh"a' Consequently, these trU', :l;.,;. .,f, re
suns Win II lave not sGi ilI.c,! ~.
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aI pun Fam IN the head Deficiency of Pprspiraiion
n, ness OF the SKIN and Eyes, Pam IN the Side
Back, Chest Limbs, &c Sudden FIushes of hen,
nuThihgs IN the Flesh, Constant Imuginngs OF Evil
aud great depression Ol Spirits And viii positive.
~ prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, exc They
coh'alh NO ALCOHOL or BAD WHIsKEY They Wi,
cure lhe above discusses i'll ninety nne cases out of
hundred "
Induced by the extensive sale and universal nopu.
,at'y vi il'oii"Hd German Buters (ureiy vegetn-
"'e'I hOsiS 0i Ig GRANT Quacks aud un>Cruni Ions a
SehiuFerS nave opened upon suffering hsinaniy lhe
u"ou gaeS ol Nosiruns IN the shape Of pjor whskey
Vllely compounded with injurious drugs and CHRIS
tened Tones. Somac hIcs and Bul+rs
Beware DI the tuIIumerahl array OF ,Irnt,i,. .,,
paFatoiIs IN pie horIc bottles ami bg br;i ;i,r k,os
unief the modest apPelon o! B;ters; which ,,t,i.,
VI curing. only sgsraglie disease, anu leave me I,
appointed m
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Etulpn S.oaH, Uf Prospect. fcNas, vt,,.. I,rcc
Dotti"' OF Hour Sarsaiar!!a c""od M" iruri f,n.t
"a hHeo"s s"cliing on the rcck, which had ,uf.
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we can Ia" ""h1n "i ali "a, tus friends or rclu.
uNes III I'VE 'IHN l" "r Iact IA I.tt auua : German
bh'cTs WILL cure HH' tcts 81 ~ discusses Iid,ced
by eNPosIre and pms IoilS I..ci NJ Il, cam, Ittc
w" cali paIiiru'ar attention Iu Ihr IulI6y,luC no.
marianne ana well n"t ,Ic,. !,p Of un ~ 49,,
hAtnh heroes whose iiie 10 nae his own languare
- mas been saw ed b. the Hlltrr,: -
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AYERS
Sarsaparil1a

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOGD.
And for the speedy cure ofthc following, complauts:
scrOfaIn anii sSrvo ftsIOW. Affection. s.,c,,
n. Fnmers. a'ic"rH, Fsore-. Etrul,t;On4.
E,Innplc~, H1ue'9gaP-, Hs!o9cs.c., Rolls
hlaIns, HGa as{ skin E5;ss,.l~s.s,
OAKLAND. IG, 6tiI June 1879
D. I. AVER Co. trcu's: feel i my duf, 10 nc.
KhoWIctgr what your ,arsapariila las done for me
Having inherited a Scro.uIuS infection | Latc
suffered irOm it in various WAYS Tor wears Some
times II burst ont in U.ccrS on INV haI,, and arms.
sometimes turned inward and distressed me al the
St"ihach Two years ago il broke out on my head
anu covered my scalp aad ears with one sore, which
was painful aud loalISumc btyold dcscriiiioI I
tricd many medicines and several physcians, hut
without much relief from anything In fact flo
Olsoruer grew worse. At length | wac rci,i,.rd IN
read IN the Gospel Messenger that YOU had lr,,,,,d
an Alternative tSarSapaIiial, for | knew from your
reputation lhit any thing YOU mtGc must be good
sent 10 Cincinnati and got it, ana used if IN n
cured me took II, as vuu advise in small Ioers rf
ateaspoontul over month"; and used almost threa
bottles. New and healthy skin soon B.4au Ia t,r,1
umuer nr the Scab, which after while irI Off NJ
SKIN ls now clear, and | know by NV fcc,iplrs tI,t
thJ disease has gone from system You can ,,,r0
DchtIe th3t feel hat an saving when t.Il you
thal ho!d yon to be one Of The apos as Of the ,r
anu Eeilalh ever gratefully. Yours,
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GENERAL aNTELAIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

TUN hEF ERENUE.
GOVERNMENT Authorities.
EE'S'dent otthe United Mates-A Abraham Lincoln.
t'ce Prssident-lIanibal Hamn,
- CABINET.
m ii. Seward, Secretary of State.
S"I'lioh T. Chas', crctrry IF the Treasury
Edwin vi. Stanton, Secretary o. War.
- Secretary Of the Interior
Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General
x,ldeon r: WcllcS, Secretary ofthc Navy.
Edward Bates, Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA.
WARE
Se"H'0''-James a: Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard Saulsbury, Sussex ca.
RePreseHtGtire-Gcorge p Fisher, Kent CO.
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DysI:rrsin, EEoar. gpirrnSc. ysis.. E,,;Ic.,s,
NsSi'SaCisOlY, NrurtIzi:,.
MANY Ich!.u hauic CUr,' Of ti "a, a:l.rfi0Ds ba-o
len ilaG" bi III" Alternative power OF tuiS rnrcine
il stimulate, tie vital iIuciiois irto vj,nr,,, ,t;
ana thnN "'ercpirs disorders which would hr sun
posed be- ond it, reach. Such n remedy has In;,r
Oc'h required by til" necessities uf the Irolic AMI
we are couhdrnt that this will do for t!rm ali TINT
medicine can do. ~ ~ '''4'
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A DODGE TO ESCAPE THE pRaFT

! very amabe and excellent Quartermaster
nelonging 10 our army, and whose residence
Is IN our present neighborhood at Miiierstown.
relates the following incident, which will ad-
NIT OF repetition:
III seems that. while the rebel Jenkins with
ms cavalry were in occupation of the above
named town some dozen OF the male iDbabi-
tants thereof voluntarily surrendered them
selves TO him, and at the same time stating
mat they desired to be psroled. in order that
they might have sufficient reason for not COM
plying with the expected Draft, should they
be among the number drafted.
JenkIns upon questioning them in refer
ence to their political sentiments. ten STATED
that they were Copperheads, while two b.,ldlv
aVowed themselves Union men, The que.
tlon was asked of hese ten which they would
rather fight for, JEFF. Davis or Lincoln each
OF whom answered, for Davis Upon this he
called ten of his orderlies, ordered them TO
alsmount, and told the ten Cnperheads TO
mount, come with him TO his camp, and he
would arm and equip them
Inc matter assuming so much of a serious
form, the whole ten, in earnest manner
begged off," Jenkins let them go. and with
the remark that had they such among them in
the South, every ''mother's son. of them
would be shot without judge or jury, and con
ciudlng with the remark that he honured the
true out spoken Union men. but that he loath
ed such detesiable traitors as themselves.
These ten, We are .old ,are among the mark
cd and numbered''
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Raftaman's 9pnrnal.
For the Raftsmsn's Journal
PLEASURE

Pleasure is one OF the brightest ilumina-
tives that has ever been placed within the
grasp of humanity. Without it, man is un-
done, life is burden sorrow. vcxation and
toll, are mans chief employments. Our first
parents were in possession OF this blest boor,
and though sufficient was granted them, still
they craved more. They felt its benign pov
er, and knew ii was calculated 10 cheer their
hearts. To them it was bonue bonche. 1t
was not given them as a transient enis1yment;
but OF infinite duration. But dIsobedience
stretched out its sin-stained arm and plueked
the forbidden fruit persuaded Eve TO taste
of its delicious favor: consequently, the pen
atty annexed to the rransgrassioh of God Is law
was inflicted. Death, with all its woes. was
entai1ed. The seed of mortality was planted
in the bosom pleasure, and it, with al. cres
tion, was tainted by the fall. And, from that
time till the present day,
There never has been found way
TO bind sweet pleasure to the heart
That IL from US, cannot depart.
Is true, the giddy and the gay
Have ventuTed to contrieye a way
But all in vain because Gods ire
Demanded pleasure TO expire;
Then cease il must-thou worlds sh ouId lend
Their aid 70 save il from an end
But there's place beyond the skies
Where pleasure never, never dies
Then live TO q cd while here we stay
And after death we II soar away
10 those light realms; and join the throDz
With those who have before us gone
karthaus Pa. r. n coIEHrR,
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CAUSE AND EFFEGT-

Mr.. Claiborne F. Jackson, the last elected
Governor or Missouri, who was chosen as q
Dongss Democrat, but who became JEFF
Davis traitor and died fugitive and exile from
the State, which, had he remained loyal, he
would have continued TO govern, in a disunion
manifesto at the outset of the rebellion, thus
eucidated the philosophy of the case:
''The destiny Of the slavehoiding States is
one and the same. So long as a State continues
TO maintain Sldrery acifhisl her limits, IL is i'm
possible 10 sePerafe her fate from that of her sis
ter States loho hare the same Social Organiza-
ffoa.'
We wish our ssconservstive" friends who
are trying to uphold at once the Union and
Slavery would ponder the above words. The
whole philosophy of the Rebellion and of E :
Emancipation as IFS radical cure is enfoided IN
those words.
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STATE &U.sTATEs DIRECTORY

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
HSveTnor- 4 q Curtin. Centre county
80 Of Com. Eli siiler- Union county
l'=p tecretsry, ). 3. Thomas
Auditor Gen Isaac SIenker, Union county
Surveyor Gen Jas. p Barr Pittsburg
Attorney len " II Meredith. PHILADELPHIA
AdlnIant ten. A =. 4.usseIi
State Treasurer. W N'Grath
sap CON Scks u burrows Lancaster co.
beputy sup = p Bates, Crawford co
State Librarian. "ev- ". Dewitt Harrisburg.
srFEEsE COURT- Ihief Justice. " l. LowTie.
associates Geo W Woodward. Jas Thompson
"n Strong J. Vi. heed. Sessions. Philadelphia
i.' Monday Of January, Harrisburg sth Monday
q April SunbuTy lst Monday Of October, and in
fittsbGrg on the Sd Monday of October.
OFFICERS or THE UNITED STATES.
resident Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois.
nee President Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine.
rec. oi State VIM. Seward, New York.
Zee Of Ireasy : 2. Chase Ohio.
zee Of War z NJ Stanton. Pennsylvania
see Of Nav. Gideon WelIes Connecticut
&c. 9. Interior Isaac P. Usher. Indiana
N Gen Montg. Blair. Maryland
attorney Gen - Edward Bates Missouri
SUPREME CoURT Chief Justice Roger B. Ia
hey Of Maryland Associate Justices-SamueI Il
Neisen Of New York. Robert c. GTier of PennsyI-
Tahia- John N. Wayne of Georgia. John Catron Of
tennessee. Nathan Clifford of Maine, Caleb B.
5niih oi Indiana- Meets in Washington city on
'ae Ist Monday Of Decem Der
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COLONEL FREDERICK TAYLOR

Many the ways that lead to death bu: few
Grandly. and one alone is GIory's gate,
Standing wherever free men dare their fate,
Determined, as thou vert. TO die-or do
Ihls thou hast past, young soldier, s0rming thro'
The fiery darkness round it-n0t too late
To know the invaders beaten from thy State
An. why too soon to rout them, and pursue
But some must fall thou hast fallen; some
Remnants TO fight, and fall another day
And some go down in peace to their long
rest.
IF 'twere not now. it would be still to come:
And whether now, or when thy hairs were
gray,
Were fttest for thee-God alone knows best
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

Az lSoIDENT.-The Indianapolis Journal
ellis the following good story of Peter Ap-
pie Peter Apple, OF Oakland, in this coun-
ty was lately recruited for tile Eleventh In
diana and took part in the attempt to storm
one of the Vicksburg batteries. The rebel
fire was so destructive that our army recoiled.
Apple, the raw recruit did mt see the back
ward movement, and kept going ahead until
he came right mp TO one of the rebel g1ns,
caught gunner by the collar. and brought
him within our lines, saying: Boys, why
didn't you come on Every fellow might have
got one.' We have heard of no more daring
act of bravery than this little incident since
the war began:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22
CABINET EMPORIUM!
q Il. X. SIOPE. -
m CABINET MAKER. -=

'oald respectfully announce to the public that
9e . has nitei up shsp on Cherry street. near the
Episcopal church. and near kratzer's store, where
De intends 10 carry the Cabinet-making bust
te's IN Its different branches. Having served a
Ieeaisr apprenticeship to the business and work
y IS JouEneymsn over six years. besides carry
az On shop fer three years, he fatters himself
ne can render satisfaction 10 those who MAJ Y
.s'oi Dim with their custom Having located in
'ae borough Of Clearfield. he solicits share of
tafonase, and IL shall ever be his object to make
" ofoer. neat and suhstsntial furniture-sueh as
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

very erroneous idea is INDUCED in by ma
ny people in relation TO the largest city in
the world-many confidently asserting that
London, or. il is frequently termed, the
Great Metropolis, is far superior both in size
and number of its inhabitants. But such is
not the case. Jedo, the cap itol of Japan. is
without any exception, the largest and most
populous city in the world. 1t contains the
vast number of one million OF dwellings and
five millions OF human souls. Many of the
streets are nineteen Japan seris in length,
which is equivalent 10 twenty-five Engiisn
m lies.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

The daughter of one of the most respected
citizens of Brooklyn has rendered her servi-
ces TO supply gratutously, the place of any
clerk who is called upon TO go to war, and
who has relatives dependent upon him for
support. She says: 81 will take his place,
and be shall have all monies due him from
the office forwarded to him for the six months
he is gone.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

Our CANADIAN FRIENDS are in gre at tribu-
Iaiion about our silver money. The rush of
the legal coin distressed them into discount
OF six or eight per cent, and no~ counterfeit
quarters have been introduced which perple1-
es them exceedingly. Poor fellows We sus-
fer no such trouble here.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

The SENTIMENTS OF 4 TRAIToR.-Whils the
rebels were in possess ion of Carlisle they used
the office of the .7mericdn Democrat to print
their s.orders,'' ssblanks,'' &c. Before they
evacnated the Office, Capt. ) h. German, Co.
T.. I'd n. c. Tronp, s'set up'' and left in
'sstick" the following as expressive of his sen
timents:
81 am in for the war, or still death , am iu
favor Of peace, only on the basis of eternal
separation; would rather see the Land of Dix
ie boundlcss desert, its male citizens rotting
on battle fields, its mothers and daughters
perishing with hunger and its children out
casts aud beggars in strange land, than ac-
cept peace on any other terms. / would as
soon iraternize with the damned of hell, as
the canting hypoerites of the North, and had
l OmnipOtent power would build gulf OF fire
as boundless as immensity between the two
nations that are now srrayed in arms against
each Other
Such manifestation in .stype" must have
been cheering for the copperheadism of the
Democrat proprietors-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-22

A New SEoT--ssWell. Jane this is aueer
WORLD said Joe to his wife "a sect of vo-
men philosophers has just sprung up.'' "In-
deed, said Jane, sand what do they hold s''
1.-The straDgest thing in nature" said be
ssfheir tongues I''