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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-08
HOUSE. Gle

CLEARFIELD HOUSE, CLEARFIELD,
~ PA.-The subscriber having purchased the
furniture and interest from TX. II. Morrow, in said
House, is now prepared for the reception of tran
sient and permanent boarders. Every depart
ment connected with his establishment will be
conducted second to in the county He res
pectfulIy solicits share of public patronage
July II, I3e0.-y- GEO. N C0LBURN
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a VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR

& VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FUK
N SALE-Ihe undersigned will dispose of his
property, called the ''Blue Bail HOTEL situate in
Decatur township, Clearfeld county, Penn'a, 4
miles west of Philipsburg, 2 east Of CIearfeld
and Ii east of Curweusyille lying in the forks of
the two turnpikes leading to the last named pla-
The location is very pleasant one, and is
of the best country Tavern Stands in the
co unity There is connected with the house IS
acres of Land. with good stream Of water run
ming through it-making it one of the best loea-
tions in the country for grist mill, the water
power being sufficient for that purpose. The prop
erty will be sold cheap for cash. Any person de-
string purchase obtain fu r.h er inform ton
by applying TO the subscriber living on the prem
ses, or by addressing JOHN S. RADEBACH,
West Decatur P. o..
May 27, 1868 Clearfield county, PeRna.
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GAIT. SALTu SALT ..,-A prime arti
~ Gle Of ground alum salt put up in patent
SACKS ct SS25 per sack at the cheap cash store Of
Soyem Der 81 A MOSS0P
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia
i Il for the relief of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Viruent and Chronic Diseases, and
especially diseases of the Sexual Organs Medi-
cal advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable reports Spermatorrh@a or Seminal
Weakness, and other diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, and on the New Remedies employed in the
Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address
DR.. j. SkILI4TN HouGHT0N, Howard Associa-
ton. No South Ninth St. Philadelphia, Pa.
July %, 1862.
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GREAT REDUCTION!
" f. w G. Q o d :
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The Old Stock to be Sold at Re
duction to Correspond with the
New Goods.

j. p. KRATIER.
Has just received another general assortment of
Dry-Goods, Dress Goods,
Dry-Goods, Dress Goods,
Bonnets & Shawls, Bonnets & Florence,
Bonnets & Shawls, Bonnets & Ribbons,
Trimmings, Trimmings,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc,
Clothing, Hardware Queens-ware and Tin-ware,
Clothing Hard-war Queens ware and Tin-ware.
GROCERIES.
Tea coffee, molasses- sugar salt candles rice to-
bacco Flour, bacon, fish, crackers, vinegar, etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Buckets tubs, brooms, oil cloth, looking glasses,
churns. wash boards. wall paper window blinds
coal oil lamps, umbrellas bed cords, crooks, hair
for mattresses, brushes-and every thing of For
egn and Domestic manufacture which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms and the high
est market prices paid for grain. wood and all
kinds of produce. z. KRATZER
Front St, above the Academy, Clearfeld, Pa
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uULKLEY'sPATENT- DRIED

DULKEEY' = SPATENT-LUMBER DRIED
I'D BY SUPERHEATED STEAM.-The under
signed respectfully informs the people Of Clear
field and adjoining counties that he has the agen-
cy of the above patent-and will sell individual
county or township rights for its use The lum-
Der dried by this process is stronger finishes bet
ter, is easier on tools, and requires less time in
drying than any other process knewn, drying
inch lumber perfectly in Sc hours better than
many months under the old system using the
same amount of fuel per day that a common kiln
consumes. The certificate of number of resi-
dent mechanics we'll known in this community is
amply sufficient to convince the most sceptical of
its utility. Persons desirous of purchasing rights
viii address JOHN l.. CUTTLE.
June q, 1863 Cearfield. Peun'a
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Seriously W oundedll

All the Merchants in the neigh borhood Of rn.
wensville because have brought on and one
large and we'll assorted stock of
NEW GOODS,
which am selling at extremely low priro. e..
cash. My stock embraces all the variety u,n,ig.
kept in country store, and selected with an g.,
TO suit these '9e
W A r TIM ES-
will not, here attempt TO enumerate all the Az,
cles keep; and their fabulously low prices
winch might debut after you will have seen
and examined for yourselves YOU will exclair -
the language ofthe Queen of the South
"HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD"
[ will merely say, come and see for yoursalvs,
for | feel satisfied that can suit your tastes :.
we'll as your purses
Lumber and all kinds of produce also taken in
exchange for goods.
Curwensyile. Oct %, 1862 J F IRWIN
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The AFTsMAn'S JOURNAL.


CALT-a good article and very cheap Mt the
y store of wM f. IRWIN. CIearfeld.
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EVLOUR-A good article for saIe at the store of
tjanIo WM. z. IRWIN. Clearheld
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VIEW WATCH AJEWELRY srnpn

~ The undersigned having located in M L. L.
ough Of Ciearfeld. lat the shop formerly oecnn;.
BY r WEIGH as jewelry shop is pfeparaLI Li,a q
do work Of all kinds the most reasonable t.r.
The cash will positively be expected when ~.
work is delivered. lie is confident thai bs.ol VIC
not be excelled by any workmen in town oreon
Come one come all to the Sign OF The BIZ ~
April 9, ,'62-ly-pd. S. II. LAUCHLTY
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HYDE HOUSE, RIDGwAX, PENN'A,

81 OSGUoD PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is new and furnished in modern style
has ample accommodations. and is in all respect.
"A first class house February g. 1861
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

High Feeding

IN fariening cattle and sheep. or in keep
in- mich COWS. fcw farmers apprcciatc tn
advantages Of high feeding. A large
amount q food : required 10 keep ihc am
nal alive. and the milk. or hesh and TAT
~hich NC obtain. is derived from the food
given an sroess q this quantity. II a horse
all draw a tun. snd the empty wagon
weighs rs c~t.. &c can onls take Load ~
= CT bet attach another horse and wc
can then take load q - cwL H. other
words. the eSsriirc power q thc two horses
= ar fIfass a. much a. the one.
Il Is 80 in feeding mich COWS and in fat
tening cattle and shccp-it j. the -
pounds 81 extra feed that NJ give. Which
produces the desired milk and TAT Tog give
only enough food 20 kcsP the animals in
stationary condition. When the object j. O.
get them fat. j. maniscstly absurd. and 60
give them ouly a hffis NOR than Is nccc~sa-
r.. and thus get only hfte fai. Is also very
poor economy. vbe1 hy lev pounds more
food Ne might s0zi.e or f--t.e thc amount q
faf or mix
We 30 not mean O. De- UNDERWOOD a.
-aying that farmers % n3t Do thcir faftcn-
ms cattle aud shccP have al thc f,od ihey
viii eat. This is no, the case. They lct
them have food enough. bot it j. not A. nu-
titious A. IL should be Ws 90 ~ fed
csousi Srass.
We arr AVIAN that this viii seem strange
doctrine % some 81 our readers IN this "
ciniiy. and in the Eastern States. whcre
gram - nov 50 high. and beef. mztton and
PORK 50 los. Bot IN truth. this does not
Affect the Question. iay Is quite a. high.
relatively. a. gram. and 4 il vii pay a all
% hfien cattle or sheep. it uiil pay % feed
them vel In fact. 10 viil no; pay 20 feed
them IN any other vay. We 10 not say
thar cattle can b. faucncd herr a. profit.
We hardly sec how such can be the case. AZ
the prcsen; price % beef anl gram. bat it
Is useless % aftemPt % ob'laie the dificul-
~ b. stintins then IN their ioo5 II high
feeding docs uo; pay. poor feeding certain
u VII not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
Fron tas NJ sarsa-st,. PiousAu.ss.
Feeding Turkeys IN Winter.


Nhsrc corn - cheap. and the bins ar,
fan. nothing better b. needed But uafor.
tuuatclv many wh0 Ike roas; turkey. have
iheir bans nearly empty. when corr Is near
iy dollar a hs,hcl. These bir,ls AL eat
longer oi corn than % any other food
They seem never % get enough ofit. But
they arr by no mean, dainty in their diet.
and nj eat anything coming from the
kiichen that pig viil dcvour. II it Dc prop
eriy Prcparrd- They vii vork up the
rvfuse material from the farm AMI garden
abou; A. vel A. The p.gs Bodied potatoes.
fcd warm. arr highly r-iishei ~ them IN
this way. potatoc. that are TO snail for
marketing AM for seed. nav De- turned
into roast tarkcy ca yer, short uotice. n
The parlnss and siop- from the Kitchen are
boiled and mashed with them. ii IS al The
better But they need VARIETY % food.
green a. vel as cooked. iu order o. thrive
most rapidly. They are yery fond q cab
bag. an vii feed upon the refuse plants
that have nor beaded. until Gle stamp. are
PICKED tarc. II these A.. not AZ hand. ra~
iarniPs chopped up fne vii b. readily cat
81. They need also some animal food o.
promote growth IN winter Beef scrap.
from the ta.low chaadlcrs or butchers arr
highly rciishcd. a. by heus. Nothing in
the way a animal food comes auiss. II Is
o. more importanre that che food ,hoaIf De-
attendant ard VARIOUS tia1 that % should De-
select
In fttenin-. some shut them ~ in a
room partially darkeHcd. and feed 9Th
scailed neal and pounded char-oal. tat
~ object o. thc confnrmeut of tlc tar-
keys. ID j. almost Impossible O. Keep tie
food clean AM o. prevent waste. ana th.r
are quite al RESTLESS a. ulea The, Law.
ter Liberty. Wth rerular flI feeding a.
night and morning. th.s viI rat uander
far fr1u lie gard AMI vil take no NOR.
exercise than wiI b. far thsr b-al.b. and
Che best ia,or ~ tbe d.sh - This r-.-
cess oi iccllns- . late brood of tarker. ma,
b. trouslt up aud iatten,d .n winter viii
oai any SERIOUS encroacLment uran fhe
corn BIN. With turkey az fourteen cent. 4.
pond. 90 b. a very consru.enf a-t,.f. a
barter a. che village store. and na. hard t.
dispose ~ ln tle hame tsarket. rhe relief
from sait junk ty 'ae @ilicr feeding ~ fsr-
krfs Is immense
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
Ayers sarsapnrilla

Be- rc--l.r1r.lri fr,sra a. uo-i sEr-fa.i 80.
t.ffs fraf frr.il-aI srrf1rr tas f.s.rFsrrl 90
ihts 49, fir- f..frrnfer art for o. elre 70 ~
iiss.rirrs if crtals Tat q 10 far .apsrtar m
an o,hsr rrueig ysf fss sd ]. kuo-n - al
40 have gwen q trial Th.i . 80. 1ru.-
hiae vtrrlcs trulv rNt-aor,i1--rr in tter efirrt
upon 80 cls-s - oomrlsints. - i-.ir.rgf.hly
Trurrn y thr grcat ullituie e Tuhll..v
kros1 sri rruisrsahie cur-s o. "a rna.ic q
81 fo.iu~ln- d1sesses Kings Eyl or
0lardnla- sxellings. Tuners. Errp
tioas. Pimples. Blotches and Sores. Fry
rPelas. Rose O. 81 Arthonys FIre. salt
Bhslm. Scald Head. Coughs ffor, t.
bercaloas deposits IN the lungs. White
Svellings. Debility. Drop<y. Eeuralga.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. syphilis ard
syphil;ic Infections. kercuril Diseases,
Female WeSkneESes. an. ,ule,i. 49, -ho.s
$3.50 20 cornpiaints thai sn.s fru~r iururty
u ~ hiooi MinaE rrrarts - intisttus
c.-es ray - fount IN Avs. A~tHtcss
AtNASsc. vht-h o. furnished 'c thr tra.,-iss
e. -~arli,ols f.strlh ufuor rhr-,tl nav D.
i-arr-t 49, dir-cfr,-s o. b. uss srf sorns 81
- rvrasrkah.c Curcs ~tth % has r-aic ~Aen
al otarr rrrnsi.cs hal fairi CD e. ~ ~ =
Toe rs-rt az rurEossiv fakr- fen a. g..
tlaits ot ta~ rrautrv. tn order thsf sr~rv -v.tsr
nav have $780, c. sur1e one 80 rar sf@ak b.
- -ufzis drF-r.s~s IN vltsi ersr..es - thas
ascs 90 ,icf.sns fSr ulorr sai.--s 20 t ..sssc
~ 3D. f.fal rrsl.as a. A. hra.fhF rIE.rta.
tio-s lirn0~ ~ trnfs O. .hcrrr- 40 Co.
Errails sf-1r-r1. ~ ascra-v dgrsurn a tur.sn
lttr. lilr v.sE iuportanrc al L.rsr Ucts. EZRA
ts0rs has ia &C o. sf~nf yea-s iH rert-rt - a
rrusriv ~hi-h - adeg1afr o. %. ear~ IT,
- - offr D. 80 puhiic under a.~ usus q
ArtEs >aEssrAEILLs. s.-aur.h r.rr
f-s.r.l q ir-T-il ~rt. so-rr % vti.h rKoc~l 90
80 ri >srs tr-Irs-1 .n a.,rrarVs po-rr b.
itr FL. r1- l-as 9-vt--; ye-rsef frol 80 s---r
frc anf lara-rr of thrsc DISORDER Fur-r c.t
a. f1ll oorruruons rat rUf ari fs,rr ir 60
hs--t rar.-r out the ca1scs of t.srass 80
v.-,ruus hr.iih -lI fiiou ~ its prrr .r
s.rru-- fhts rcrn-slv sts-la'atrs - ,ifsi fe.r-
trur.. ani thas exF-is ale listr-ar~rs ~t..l
l-rs ~,..a t-c sys,rm or tlnI oai O. 80
F-rf - b.
We kalu ~ ra.i.- hsve hen lr-si.ca -
u--f -.r0l.4s .f ~Irairs .t.a. i..sf rrur- 80
-.l.r rrl "a -1.hn- tai r.ev el.l ~ ..rr Be-
deceived uur ilsapuaiuisl tn tt.s t. sarl .
have .-ar- frottl tg a'g-.iart ,ri. aa. -..-r
-r.s..t r. .1-.-.1l q .-s .rs...--- -r.r .rr.r
Co. ft~ ru-r ri rh- afnirf.n.- dl.ra.cs be- b. .r
t...- O.. lra. d. A.cau-l u.-.r Go zane
rsr.r. lt ts q very i.F-rrrf -st...rr f.rl a.f
..frr utl-h IA ben t-fa-r 49, recrIe a-f .
fr r.arr cfofaai thsa aay ofasr ~tlca "A
ever tcrr afai.alsc o. ticn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

'.rrn1 rsffrr fs raI t.ltlr .ar-r.i If v.srrUrrt
l.-ra-e. irF ls.u-. d..ari,ry,i dee.t..n f-o-
ar. ca.t f.al trrurr a,r. fra al fl,hs
rt.s-s fhe 'errtss.r- si.es ana shrrr al. II
rar reH~rtsi I'd .rti.n. Wha-etrr o. e. orief-
10 ir-e ,-arF "a o. Constitution. 1cs.rrti-f
from I|a~.urs o. r.'i1rl alta fNc talTi Al
'.u-th -ercrarsl .rie.i K seems o. D. fle
.'l 20 Htu uhs saws AL vlsif thc inr-ai-
80 "f 60 frhf-s uHol thru sh diva he
t-rae's st.rh o. cri-lnafcs tale var. - names.
f..0rln- - thr or-sns e affa.k A.. D. -
..H-s. ~f"ta'a froilcCs tr'err.rs 81 frs.v
'orss-nr- Boon in 49, glands. sse..ir.s st.h
saf r--ste anl t~cUrlc UiosFuus sorss tr -
stomach arl tosei-. terar-tu,erts Uki.h rro-
ta.r in.lr-Tsf.en. drsfrfsia. and liver eera-
r's,--. "a a. skln. srup'ivc art cutarcoas
s'ic.trrns- Iac-c al haur- the s.rns oriri,.
ri. am t'se s..lc rCmctr va ruri.fai.ol ga
i.rl-.raf.ru g 49, Eos-i iur.ft tfr tfan.i
s-l t'~-r dar-crnus t.s;r--rrrs iratc sea.
IS lh fst..c. tra.. or orrurtr.i h..-ni r..a go
nrf have frailt uifh tt1f 70 q 90 Feb
healthy. er1 rErr'i have s-rlia'aas il.rasc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
YNNNNH Yop(oNs,

D. qusui.ir--. D., ~ aor-a 90 .,-Ele oa..
Watch css-s So nat.n-i. Sc warhuak~rs
~iiI D. furassh~t rh~aprs thsa laef can o. h--a-tt
% fofttani- u -h.ft reaPlr nd t-t.sr cas- 81
hir ani ave unsa~t-
E.crsthing -afrarf-t fe D. haf b 30 -rif g.
H. uoltu fol liaa--ft ls thr bet o. tcf 90 aat
~ uest -ur- to sarrrst. Ars so cafru-t~t
Co hta 81 10 ts-r aroorl.ug % eoatrsrt. 49,
warranfct r-rf.
H~ -oa.l Itk~ to 90 a-v -airh-. that hav~
he~u -l-sthrt ns fnrs rrrleac~i ~oFkm-a. 49, OF
- tout uakr h~an f<rtrrul ~~r th-r~ ~lH to no
char-r- b. sarsr uIfh rtrrks
tlalu earrn $1,000 49, 30 frl frer -
- h~u rr9aarrt at sa..t lsrr ssrgr uafr t-
- ~iA - a.t~r~t to I've E-~ar-rsnf. a. O. fslr
rrirr- thraaau,~fer tslar-rs ln--rf-. iu uatrh~s
that has~ risfn tattrrr.. go tnaI'r arsth M
49, 20 rs.ta.rr' fol t- l.a~ fn n sarrh o. rtsk .
-tl - toe- a. htssara .nt sarrsrtsi to - t.ae
ln ~1ort a.ta..k~ -.suarr.
Va ss.lC.trl irsr, athrr satr hua1ksrs e. y -
49, D. coae al a tar r.-c.aaI.
Jowelry Repaired.
Letter EnEravIng neatly EIecatcd.
&C. rail fsr cd G.ii az ~.lser
EErHEL HtLL.I-si. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

The fsscISsrI0S 40 FErrr Crtrrrr
a cornes f'ondent % the y. iuDuno. in
a. account ~ the Horticultural Exhibtian
az chicago. says.
was amused ~ NOTICE h1w 1urh tts
exhibitors tlsousht 81 tl-eir fruit uith pla-
~ ihis b. tbe fret year tbe.r trees have
borne. and chs vas parleurarIr ,h. cas-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

ApnoirSr>s. Horne Tooke "a. he .a,
Of a P9uirrer. uhieh b. 1lla.iei ts 49,.
called upou by The proud STRIPPING Il Etos
o. describe himself Ian ala Hon.
" The so q an eminent Tayi,y mer.
chant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
importing Houses.

q B,sf,n. ~ th,.k- D. csa fsrni-h god. rhsap
th.s 80 o. trunt thts -iir 90 Us.t-a.
~ a. ArCHf~ uf trl-ftrrn $3.50 Peg
h-h sai Ffrarh. HaaiiHg sd oP~a Fac.t. Gold
: t'rrr ani tstu ca-s-.
>FECrN Ct-E- 81 80 klasi.. sni 49, qusnt,is
ol s--s to 81 fa ell -g~tt.clr aa~s. O.. satt I'll.
go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
ATER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Recipient Con-
sumption, and FOR tho rclior
o. Consumptive patients
n advanced stages
or tho disease.
If.- has herr s1 in- u--l al O. l-.rff
So fr.Hr ft.f ur r-.i o. % rrr-r t.r-
a-s.r en- T-.I.. t.si l-. g-s.rt Del lert ur O,
60 90 r srrr o.. t@rn rri t.af % uas t.
r-i or fH .n sf Do ...- f.f
l.tl...l .f Is q t Avon f. ...
I-la.-l. asi a.. .r..-I ts.-.s.t
i-.scI. Ma
So ~ sH f-l--..'s rserrah--s
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SIDNEY rEEHAN.C ~rk
THC COUNTY Of oXFokD.
To HENRY REED Dr.

- s-rrlrss 80 tsaaafs Geese .ssi.arr.
lss2
NJ u T. - - frarsI FL "a par.s
90 r~frtaa el e. 10 Fiskrf saf
ahrrs.
T. tafs af--Hafs-r- ~ sa-~ 90
80 4. T. a. n.ars rfsFsI FL. fl~rh~i Ia
F~ff...r .f D. l-taar saf ..h-rs Gco
T. Hstr aurnfsarr OBJ $780, %
80 "a y - a..-s Gravel ts Pee o.
F~ffs.a af -rlrrfr.sl ff f-ru. -
4. .rss arr~a..asrr ..s sara~ % -
ochl~r u p. 81 ua ..-s travel fa i..rrI
enf~t.fasa 81 -rl-rfa 90 .f f..v-lI Is -
T. = tat. ar-r-.s.-r Ca saan~ 4oa
7 I.l. g. f-lstsE-. ~
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PATENT MEDICINES,
A. o. whish D. eaes. 90 whst.,: er Es,a'.
Atthe Lowest Cash Ptice.

COUNTRY DEALERS 49, a. 49, o. caa
On hiuu nnt snve thrlr nrtgaf irun thr rftv.
rEDDiEK~ To- fr Sd H o. ih-tf stsautas~ 90
cal ug-an hisu aal -iark up. Be.ag coaaecttaa
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cUtmr~ NrrrFE
-UfTr rI WfTNF
NHFnar. feel .- ff...H... - f-fR
frrs.rs... a..s.... f-..... ....r 90 .-.I.
as.t f. far u..a 81 t.- ..frr..rr s.r- t. t..
s.E..rH-f
llrirs nr-
~fpNEN FIRuAv. s'-l
OsreFr. ss-
fHs-rt f..1.H. .ss..-.r. r...rr.g
iier.ref ID. t-l1
Lsfn..rsI a.. n..a.
SIDNEY rTHHau. Cs,t.
a trHs -.U..-...s
SIDNEY TFRuAN. ,srs
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-TATT - MlINr

- 90
HENRY q. RID
STATE DT MAINE
0rTnEr. - -urrrn..-r 60 I-rs
fer-.r. 10 s.r-tr-. ti.afs e.. I..r.. AL as 10
ea'h i' DO fr.rh .i tas ilrsg .aE arr.aa. ls a.a
sa'.-FFft-H
Eelrr TO-
>GuNTN FEEHAN. Cefk.
OHFoHr.
Cert al C.arfs C..-s.-...laa-r..
f'-.--'-l 90. t-C2
fSan.larH aaI s'.urf
SIDNEY rEgIIAM. C-ss
= lrar ranla.a.r.s-
-IDNEN FfEuNN. C-,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

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HENRY g. REID
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-24

lCOPPER. Brass and Old Iron wanted 1T tho
II J Mammoth Hardware Store OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-24
Colored Troups.

Indiana at last. is to have credit for
the coEored troops raised in her border
Heretofore the fcolored citizens of this
State. who were anxious to serve their
country. were compelled TO go to Michigan.
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island. or some 9th.
er State, to find colored, regiments. end
besides all who thus went away Con their
own hook" a great many have been gath
cred mp by recruiting officers. who came
here from those States. For all these In
diana gets no credit. %h
Now the power has been obtained, and
the work of recruiting colorel troops is to
be carried on under our own State author
iiy. we hope that every possible facility
will be rendered the officers, and every In
ducement held out to the eoiored men to
enlist that can at all influences them.
II Is no longer a question whether We
should use them. They have proved
themselves patriotic and heroic, and. srre-
ly. any white man would. as Captsin Lit
tier said in his speech the other day, just
as cheerfuly see . colored man with only
one arm as be in that fix himself. Gencr-
al orders upon this subject are published
in the Journal this morning Ind. Jour,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-24
Good for the L,dies.--Young Msn
Give Heed.

Weehave Just learned Of a Union meet
ing of the young lalics of the city, at
which speeches were male an! sentiments
expressed which should cause every young
man in the land to consi'ler his ways and
strive for the prize. The meeting was
mast animated; confidence in the success
Of the Union pervaded every heart. Very
sublime notions were expressed respecting
the young men who tamely stay at home
and let the draft come. The young ladies
say they mean that young men shall show
the enthusiasm OF the 'patriof, the Christian
and the hero; AMI help put down the re-
bellion. which they declare shall be sup
pressed. 1fhe-say if.he- young men do
not step forth now and save the city from
drsft-thatr they7will havo.to l,ok else
where for wives. - ss-a - - 49,
They mean to choose for husbands the
ierave volunteers when the war is over
They do not want it said or Thought thai
they sre-holding any back. Their motto
is. Onward to your conntry's call. -
They say their eyes are beaming with love
for the boys who are now lighting the bat
ties of our country. and none but such
shall have their loving smiles and hands
soft pressure when the war is over.
Resolutions were PASSED that the yonns
ladies' of indianapolis will tender their
services in the stores and workshops, and
ON the farm. il The young men viii tender
theirs to tie Government; that they will
now and hereafter give their friendship.
their smiles AMI their wsrmest affections
to those VIII, WI specify enlist. and
THAT not one Of them will ever marry until
the rebellion is crushed and he soldiers
return.
/ Another meeting will be held soon
when report will be made Of those young
fpen who refuse the invitation now Civ
feh. lid. Jour. So - = S'o.ss1ru Il =.
Would ienos be we'll for the young
ladies in this vicinity to hold meeting
aud define their position in regard to thu
duties Of young men IN this crisis Of tn
country2~F boaS - ..'ss.' Eosss. =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-24
~. Anihony's Fire: Rose or Erysipcin..

letter ani Sail EShruE,, seaid Head,
Erin g-r crs,,, Sorc Eyes. E>TSp-y.
DIR. Robert VI. Treble writes from, Salem, 4. T.,
i2,h Sept 1859. that he has cured an invetsrsts
case of DropSg. which Threatened terminate IA
tally, by the pcrsevcring of our Sarsaparills,
and also dangerous Malignant ErgSipchts by large
dose, OF the SAYS lac the Ersp-
fisHs by il constantly.
BronchoccIc, Goiirc swcilci yecS.
ZeUulon Soar, Of i'ro.poct. TcNns write: 8 Three
bottles of your SsIsapaiilia cured me fiom Gofre
hdeous swelling on the neck, which had tuf-
!cred from over two ks=rs.,