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ANOTHER DISPATCH

20 The Chicago Times says that
Kentucky has been almost stripped of
Federal troops. They have been sent to
the lower Mississippi. An internal strife
has been commenced 10 that State, and
there are apprehensions Of trouble.
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RECRUITS FoE RIEF's CoNPAvT.--Mr. /. r
Orear il at present here. authorized to receive
recruits for Capt Riefs company. Tie WITT
start Back abcnt the 18th inst. Letters far
NV. ..-t-- 1-r NO. L- Ln--.---l NM L--.-. In--l
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nTRING mv absence from thr ? atr. 4.
~ Williams Fl mv duly authorizes agent to
transact nll hu-ine connected With TIM Estates
III Ief. Cot'ingham. ami W H. Pirman. af
which am administrator. Persons owing said
estate. will make payment IN him. anl when
be la funds he will pay tins debts due against
them
THOMAS FFRRILL.
Washington. Jan. :. 1853. ~ 4w
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~ II hENr y my authorized agent 10 tran,
Iel my business connected with sail firm =.
LiGOn hent during my absence
pi.b-, w. ". LYON.
richmond, Ark, Dec. 20. 1862. Eli
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OrFIcE CoYNA>n,xr Co.srr1rre. /

OFFIcE CoNsANnAXr CoNsrnfrrs.
Little Rock. Ark. Dee. -. 1862.
'NHE following order il published for the
= information nf NIL concerned
By command nj :. Cooper. Adjutant and
Inspector General.
n. NJ. DANLET. Col
and Com'd't Conscripts, Dist of Ark
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned far
y medical services. are earnestly requested
~ come forward without delay and ma ~ -
clement, o. he j. compelled ON have money
r. r. WILLIAMS.
Dec I'D. lSGz. --a
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NFnrEN.

TROtr ire Male tr4 lcmv. ID Tire night nf
N -r. 2d inst. silk plush We erutaiui- Y
small dauhls-cass GOLD WATCH. manu-
featured NJ Y. y. Cooper. Lon on. AM 81.
gfG0 a liberal reward WITT ~ pa-5 f.r their
recovery. ar any information concerning them
wifi BE thankfully received.
r i. PRESTON.
Washington. Jan. :. se3- Sill
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CHANGE TICKETS.

MY Change Tickets will be redeemed by a.
vi 4. Beller, Of Washington, a. well a. n
my Drug Stores in Little Rock and Arkale-
phia.
GEO. HADFIELD.
Dec. 30, 1862. 50-Smt
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cE-A Till has been introduced into The
Georgia Legislature. proposing to punish
with death any citizen ofthe United Sta-es
who NAV be found VIII hin tie limits IF tile
State after the lsr IF Jan uary nezt-
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WATCH SLoLEN-See advertisement of Capt.
G. D. Preston.
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BEESWAX WANTED.

THE Medical Purveyor at Little Rock wishe.
Al to purchase Beeswax for the purpose OF
making cerates and ointments for wounded
soldiers. The highest cash price viii be Paia
for all delivered to the undersigned.
w. III. ETTER.
Washington, Dec. "a, 1882. $50
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NOTICE.

THE separtnership OF Lyon q Vpvr
y this day dissolved By mutual ca---,l
Mm- w. Ligen will receive Am dabty i.,s-l'--
hrin' and WILL pay all indebtedness. " wv s ,-u
" Y. Lyon.
Pi.b-,on5 , :. =. KENT.
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DR.. WILSON

THE undersigned having settled =. w.
l. ington, offers his services TO tbs ,.r,. -
the capacity Of F--ie u
Practitioner of Medicine and snrn
Ezy- Office AZ the counting room ~
Fall x Hannah. 'iessFs.
Jan. :, 1863. iLSUA
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MEDICAL Capitalization is directed to
the medical card of DR.. B. F. Wilson.
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HEADQUARTERS TRASs-MIss. DEPrr..
Little RoeE, 4rgs. Dec. > ISea
-GESLRAL ORDER NO. A.. I

-. Z
LGENLRAL ORDER NO. Al.
A Ii officers authorized from these Haaa
III quarters 10 enroll c0nscripts IN tbe Stsfa
for particular regimeuts. will " subiecr ~ TIN
order of the Division Enrolling Officer. w..
vided for in General Order NJ. Al eurren,
series, Transmits Department All men en-.
rolled by these officers will be forwarded viii
the proper data 70 the Division Enrolling Office
for the counties in which such enrolment i,
male-when the Division Enrolling OAf.ar
viii turn over such men a. shall lie found
subject u military duty 70 the particular ofica.
by whom they we're enrolled, first forwar,l7n-
their names II tie Chief Enrolling Officer 81
the State. As provided for il paragraph S. Gen.
eral Order No. A..
III command ~ Mai Gen. HOLMES.
:. 5. ANDERSON, A. A. Gen.
No person in the counties comprising the 4th
Division 80 authorized to make enrolment M
c0nscripts therein except those who received
their appointments from tine egmmandant "
the same.
JAS. THOS. ELLIOTT. Major
Com. 4th Div.
col
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25
uyIoy STATE CONVENTION.

IN. LyaI CifissRs of Pennsylrania. without
.:.,i..ion Of party. who desire cordially to
'.. iu sustaining the National and State i'd
-...,.-s.ica,. in their patriotic efforts to sup
=. sectional and unholy rebellion against
- r.ifv Of the RePs6iie, and who desire to
,7yport by every power OF the Government,
'1r heroic brethren in arms, brzving disease
,,d the perils Of the field TO preserve the u
-.oz Of OR Fathers, are requested to select
. nunber Of Delegates equal TO their Legis-
l.iive representatives. of the State. at such
INES snd such manner will best respond to
The spirit OF this call, TO meet in State Coars.-
fsos. .. Piff.b,rg. on Wednesday. the First Of
JuEv next, 81 eleven o clock, A. NJ, on said day
"a nominate candidates for the offices of Cor
,r.o- and Judge Of the Supreme Court, and TO
,.Ee such measures as may be deemed neces-
,sry TO strengthen the Government in this sea-
,ou Of common peril 10 q common country.
C.P. A,RKLE.
Chairman Of the Union State Central Com
GEo. ". H.sERsLr, tsecrstsriss.
Wm. J. HowkgD,
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The Latest News.
Received by Tuesday Evenings Mail.

The official report of the conflict. near Mil
ton, Tenn, on the 18th, between Gen. Halls
brigade ans the Rebels, has reached the War
Department. Gen Rosencraus SAYS that the
Rebels numbered eigh. or ten regiments of
Aorgan's and Breckinridge's cavalry, and
that Gen. Hail, after four hours fighting, whip
ped and drove them with loss on our side of
Z killed and 81 wounded, incinding one cap
ta'n The Rebels loss he says, vas 80 or 30
killed, including 8 commissioned officers. 40
wounded. and II prisoners, among which are
commissioned officers.
From New Orleans We have the gratifying
intelligence that Commodore Farragui, lead
Ing in the Hartford, passed the Port Hudson
batteries al eleven O'Clock on the night of the
i4ih. with his feet. The Steamer Mississippi
ran aground was abandoned and burned. The
nrlng on both sideswas rapid and severe. The
army is within five miles of the enemy's
works, in good spirits and bound TO win 4
small rebel force was captured six niles below
Fort Hudson, together with the signal book
of the rebel army.
On the morning of the 22d 200 Union troops
at Mount Sterling, KY. were attacked by 8
superior rebel force, and after four hours
fighting surrendered. The rebels then burned
fb,.f
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE

SALE--The undersigned is desirous Of sell
ling Ills farm situate in Penn township. CIearheIc
county Pa, one mile from Pennyille on the road
leading to Punxsutawney, containing one hun
dred acres and allowance Sixty acres of said
land are cleared and in high state of cultivation
of which 25 acres are in meadow There is erect
ed on the premises a comfortable Ii story dwell
ling house good harm and other necessary out
building. There is also a quantity of most sx
eelleni Pine and other tin Der OF the land
clear and indisp1table title will be given TERMS
one fouIth in hand and the balance in three
equal annual payments secured By mortgage or
Jud gment bends For further inform alton apply
10 the subscriber residing on the premises
THOMAS NJ MARTIN.
Penn tp January IL ISS23r
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Shot At-But Missed I!
A GRAND MISTAKE.,I
p, January IL ISs%3t.

A GRAND MISTAKE.I
THAT ALL THE MERCHANTS OF CURwENS-
vile were wounded tt. true that was -.sh OF
at, bat missed" :" and znce then have been a; the
city, and procured rery large assortment Of
goods Of all descriptions, which dispozing Of
al lower rates than any other house in the county
READn READn! READtl!.
Best Calico, a, from Is TO 10 cents per yard.
Best Muslin, at from Is 10 30 cent. per yard.
Best Dslaine, 81 from 20 TO 25 cents per yard.
CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES -
Best Sugar at from IL: to Is cents per pound
Best Syrup at 81 cents per gallon.
All other groceries at the same rates. Boots and
Shoes, and Shoe findings. cheap
Ladies who wish to AXE good investment,
should call and examine the assortment Of dress
gocds-Merinos. saxony plaids, Plaid Brilliauts,
&c, &c. Also, Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Nubias
Sonrags, Gloves, &c, DC.
Dec 5, 1852 J. D THOMPSON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

N SAPARILLA-No one remedy is more need
ed IN N country than reliable Alternative but
the sick have been outrs-eously cheated by the
worthless preparations of Sarsspariila abroad
that they are 0isgusted even with the name Yet
the drug cannot be blamed for the impositions
from which they have suffered. Most Of the So
called Ssrssparilias IL the market contain little
Of the virtues Of Sarssparillz or anything else
They are mere siops-inert snd worthless while
concentrated extract of the active variety Of
Ssr.spariiIa compounded with Dock StiliiBgia.
Ioofne- etc Is. Il ever viii BE- powerful al
teratiye and an efectual remedy. Such il Ayers
Extract OF Sarsa parilla, as its truly wonderful
cures OF the great variety of complaints which
qoire an aleeratiEe medicine have buniantiy
shown Do not, therefore. discard this inyalua-
Die medicine. because you have been imposed up
while it was not When you have used AYERS
then. and not I'LL then, will you know the virtues
of Ssrsaparilla. For minute particulars of the
diseases II cures We refer you 10 Ayers American
Almanac, which the agent below named will fur
hish gratis to all who call for it
AVER CATBARTIo Pills for the use ccssiveness
Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Indi gestion. Dysentery Foul
stomach. Headache. Piles Rheumati Heart
Morbid Insction of the Bowels -PlatuleI.cy Loss
Of Appetite. Liver Complaint Dropsy, Worms.
Gout Neurslgia. and for a Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best Aperient in the world for all the purposes of
a family physie. Price 25 cents per Box Five
Boxes for Sl0O
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
Other preparations which they make more profit
on Demand AYERS and take nc others The
sick want the best aid there is for them and they
should have it
Prepared by DI-J. C. AVER Co. Lowell, Mass
and sold by
C D. Watson. CIearheld. VIM Irwin. Currens-
vile, 5 arnold, Luthersburg Eliza Chase, Anson-
vile j. C. Benner, MorTisdale. C. R Foster Phil
ipsourg. and Dealers everywhere March l. 1858
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

WHooPTsG-coUGH OR CRouP. however severe may
oe alleyiated and cured by the use Of 1Na4anss
Zs4foe P0rtsr's CHratGpe BalsGE. This inyaiaa-
bic Medcin ne possesses the extraordinary power OF
relieving Immediately TVhooyissg- -oo4gA Hoarss-
mss, Diligently OF Breathing. Haxkiaess. and
Tickling in the Throat IL lcosens the PhIegm.
and will be found very agreeable to the taste Il
Is not a violent remedy, but emollient-warming.
searching and effective. Can be taken BY the
oldest person or youngest child. For sale BIZ all
Druggists, at Is and 25 cents Fer bottle. feb.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Below We give the proceedings OF The Court
held las; week, in this place:
Rasd Mstte-a

Beio. We give the proceedings of the Co rri
held las; week, in this place:
Road Matters
PEIIrIox-For q road from c. Hatsfelt's
barn TO intersec, public road near Fl. Hats
felt, Sr. Viewers, Roswell Luther, F. Zeig-
ler. J. r. Arnold.
For road from Wm. Twins TO Cream Hill
Turnpike in Bloom town'p. Viewers, Elisha
Fenton, Wesley Horn, A. RUNNER.
For private road from John Goss' farm to
Moshannon creek. Viewers, J. L. Cuttle,
VIM. Reams, Geo. Kephsrt.
To vaeate road from ShawsviIle to Mapes'
Sawmill, in Goshen tp. Viewers, VIM. L.
Shaw, ]. L. illegal. Ellis Livergood.
For road from David Heberlings in Brady
township to Jefferson county line. Viewers.
r. Luther, Sr., Alex Dunlap. John Hoover.
For ROAD from Chestnut Ridge School
house in Pike tp.. to Snow Shoe and Packer
vile Turnpike near Jacob Burns decd. View
ers. Thomas Moore, ]. R. Bloom, B. Hsrts-
horn, yr-
For a road from turnpike near James John
sons in Jordan tp., to month of Comsord's
run. Viewers, Fl. B. Wright, Jos. Patterson,
David Wise.
For road from County line near n. B.
Lane & Co.'S mill to the Hickory Kingdom
road. Viewers. J. L. CuttIe, James Il Clel-
Ian, T. P. Mulkins.
CONFIRMED ABsoLurE-A road from NJ.
Hockenbaugh h's to road at or near M'Pherson' s
farm.
The petition for appointment of "a SuperrI-
sor, of Bloom township. Whereupon- the
Court appointed James loom. Supervisor.
A road from Plank Bridge on road from
Hoit's to Grahamton to Cross-cut pike.
A private road from A. Lansberry's to near
est point on the Lamm road.
| A road from Lamburn Bridge to Bes,'s little
| sa~mill.
A rosd from turnpike near ]. R. Reads TO
| Robert Porter's corner.
A road from G. & F. Schnasr's mill TO Sim
nemahoning road in Karthaus township.
CONFIRMED M SI.-A road to lead from pub
lie road near H. Ream's to James Johnson's s in
Penn township.
A road from G. ". Davis to the Darling
ton road in Guelich township.
A road from DR.. G. W. CaldweIrs to steam
Ssvmiil at Rea's.
A road from G len Council road TO Wssto-
ver's in Ches, township.
road from Glen Hope to MADEIRA in Bee
caria township.
To vacate part of road from the old State
road leading from the Susquehsnna river TO
Beccaria Mills.
CosrISuED--Order to view road from John
Hoyt's shop TO land Of ". Fullerton
Order to view road from Bowersox's shop to
late residence of A. Pierce, deceased.
Order TO view road from mile west Of
Horns shanty to SinDemahoning road near
Reed & Weaver's shanty.
Order to open road from H. A. Courtney's
TO near Shallenberger's mill in Union town'p.
Order for new township out of parts of
Brady, Bell, and Penn. And the Court order
ed an election 10 be held in reference to the
proposed new township, On the oath day of
April, A. D. 1868.
Former viewers discharged and new review
ers appointed on the following orders:
To vacate road from Alex. Reads TO Co
shen School house.
To vscate road from James E. Grahsu's TO
mouth of Lick run.
To vacste road from Shaw's mill to Mape-s
Saw mi II.
Viewers in shove three cases-J. L CuttIe
". S. Ogden, ". C. Foley.
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CABINET EMPORIUM !
"a b. K. SHOPE.
m CABINET MAKER. H.

Would respectfully announce TO the public that
Episcopal ch urch- and near kratzer's store where
he intends 10 carry the Cabinet-making bust
ness in It's different branches Having served
regular apprenticeship TO the business and work
ed as JourBeyma over six years. besides carry
ing shop for three years. he fattsrs himself
that he can render satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him with their custom. Having located in
the Borough of Ciearheld- ne solicits . share of
patronage and it shall ever be his object to rake
to order, neat and substantial furnitlre-such as
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

ooioIrEs, ATTENTION Pain, disease and
PO'uFe, With hot climate, muddy water
'aa bad diet will be Unavoidable, but armed
IKE hoiioway's Purifying and Strengthening
as you can endure All these and still retain
fSs1 health Only D cent. boz. aeo
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

EAST BALTIMORE CoSFEREscE.-we give the
following appointments of the East Baltimore
Conference. for the prssen. year, as matter
ol some interest TO many OF our readers:
Bellrfonte District-Presidibg Elder, B. B
Hsmlin. Cur~ensyiIie and Clear6eid, L. II
Gardner; New Washington, ". L. Drum and
!. T. Craig; Glen Hope, II. Lynn an4C. A.
Gam Karthsus, J. T. Brown; Phiiipsburg,
/. Il. Sstzer and G. Leidy; Sinnemahoning.
John Gu..
Also, the following bsrsburg, Thos.
BarHhart; Bedford, E. W. Kirby ShIrleys-
burg, c. Graham; Concord, J. N. Clarke !;
WilhAmsport. W. l.. Spott,wood and t. D.
Go'wsli; AitiInburg, Charles Clesver; Port
Asiilds, Il. " Ash.
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a Correspondent Of the Nashville Union says
'hai an East Tennessee hunter has collected
about Eve hundred men in the mountains, who
can plck squirrel of the top of the talless
0sk with their long rides, and is am buscadiDg
~e 'eoei cavalry at all peiuts, whipping out
.eOie squads of them with astonishing celer-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25
REBEL RARHARITY.

ORDERS TO HANG CERT.Is FEDERAL PRIsoS
ERs.-Among the prisoners recently captured,
March lst, By General J ohm Mcneil in South
east Missouri, and since sent TO ST. Louis, is a
Captain K. T. Sickel. who was rebel Provost
Marshal OF Bloomfield, Missouri. On the per-
son OF SickeI was found letter instructing
him suumarily 10 hang certain persons, ia order
10 sTpsHss aHi 10 prereHf them from dsnior-
ali-iHg the rebel pabiie sentiment Following S
the infsmous letter:
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL, PocAHoSrAs
AK, January Is, 1868
Captain r. T. SicksI;-DEAR Sir: The pris-
oner you sent up has been received, and has
been duly forwarded.
In future you will deal summarily with those
men who are guilty of criminal ofenses. for
when they are sent mp 10 headquarters they
are an expense, without being any benefit TO
public sentiment. Captain Mckie says IL
would be better to have them hung than TO put
ourselves TO any farther trouble
Yours, &c. NJ. a. KIBLER,
Captain, Provost Marshal, Randolph Co., Ark.
Tn. guerrilla Captain on whom the above
precious document was found, is now in &
United States military prison. There are
proof. that he did not fail to comply with the
e1ecrabis instructions given him. Perhaps
Others, as well as the Arkansas Provost Mar
shall, may have an idea as to what constitutes
. Grim inal etfense in war. Yet he may console
himself that he will not be hanged TO avoid the
expense of keeping him. still less TO avert his
influence upon our public sentiment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

ELoarExr--the sswsx end speech deliver
ei lefore the Butternut club, on last Wednes-
day evening. Here it is-s.Mister President
and Fellow Dimmycrats can git up and set
down .gain." ITIemendous applause.'l
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

THs WEIrEER.-A warm rain set in on
Monday morning, which, with the melting
snow, has raised the river TO good rafting
.tsge. Quite number Of RATS lsts this place
yesterday, (Tuesdsy.)
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NAB RIED.

= On March 17th By J. ". Shugart. Esq, Mr.
Evans McCULLoUGH TO Miss HANNAH THoxAs,
both of Huston tow nship.
On March 18th, by ]. W. Shugart. Esq, Mr..
VI. Y. B. owens. 10 Miss MARGARET E. CoSK-
LIN, both of Lawrence tow nship.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

The loyal men in Pennsylvania must not
imagine that the soldier in the field is alone
commissioned to crush rebellion While
slsad and sieel' are essential in wiping out
treason, the proper direction of public ssnti-
ment has much to do with the preservation
and the enforcement of authority of the Gov
ernment. Every man-every loyal man at
home. has duty TO perform, and he dischar-
ges such . duty if he only refuies, daily, sin
gle. lie a. it is set afoai by some malignant
copperhesd. In conversation, in business, in
public and in private, the interests Of the na-
tion should never be lost sight of-should new
er be abandoned. Liberty and Union, no"
and forever, one aud inseperable, should be
the Suiding council of all true men.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

IxrEsrRErED-by our Devil-the mys;eri
Gus letters s.H. P. C's" which were displayed
in the las. Copperhead organ, to be ''High
Pressure Copperhesds.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

An EXCELLENT NUHEER-Godey Lady s
Book for April The ensrsTings are nagnid-
cent, and cannot we'll be excelled. Why don't
every lady subscribe for iil
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

To NET This EvESIsG-the loyal citizen
OF Ciearfeid and vicinity, to organize Z Moi
League All should be present
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DIED:

On March 10. DANIEL N. WEAVER, CT Cur
wensyille. aged about 4o years
On the 2lst March, JOHN SHIREI, Sr., OF
Bradford township, aged 81 years, I month,
and % days
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

CAUGHr WHIIE SwAN-Charles Hemphill,
Oh Tuesday morning last. IL measured over
seven feet from tip 10 tip OF wings.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

Caused A vRIGGLE-the notice for a U1ion
League which We published last week, among
the small fry Copperheads-who at once con-
vened the ssunterrifed'' TO form s.Dimmy-
cratic club
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

the Union Leagues which are rapidly spread
iag, at present
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

AxusixG-,o hear the kinky-haired editor OF
the Copperhead organ, call his straight haired
neighbor s'niggerhead." :"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

rAU TION.-AH persons hereby canton
~ ed against purchasing sr in any way med
ding with the following property, namely Five
horses, (3 bays black. and l gray.) four set Of
harness one buggy. one robe and one blanket
said property being in the hands Of John FL Smith
agent of d. w. Smiths the same belongs 10 rs
and is subject 10 order At any time
Feb p, Io53-p THOMPSON PATTERSON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

good srsiele tor sale At the store Of
L fsanIsf WN. T. IRWIN. CesrfsA
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

"ANTED.-Iga Bushels Flax Seed inex-
w change for goods. at the Cheap Sire of
Dec 1. 1852 J. d. THOMPSON. CurwsnsvifIe Pa
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HYDE HOUSE, RIDGwAY, PENy-x.
81 oSG.TD PROPRIETOR

This Hotel is new. and furnished in modern style,
has ample accom- modations- and Is in all respects
first class house February g. 1851.