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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-21

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friends ofmy medicine. L deem it proper to eau
ton themSsnd the public, generally, against the
use of an article prepared and sold by a man call
ing himself Geo. FL. Keyser, Pittsbury Pa - who
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

TALE About MARRIAGE.-In the st.
Louis Recorders Court. recently, Alex.
McMann was fined five dollars for stealing
wood from the steamboat Hannibal, and
was asked by his honor to fork over.
"C-c-can't do it." muttered he; "ain't
got the pewter, yonr honor"
"Are you married man p inquired the
Recorder.
'N.n not exactly $3.50 far gone yet"
"Well, / will have to send you to the
w0fkhouse," said the Recorder.
TT faint nothin' to SO there said
Alex" @ ,oas4
-I'm used to it but when you t.t.talked
about marriage; old fellow, you fffreight.
encd me-" -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14
Family Jars.
John Brown andfIiSs Y itc Seuot net alone

Family J0r0.
John Brown andhis wilc aSnot GET along
very well together. There is,a great die.
parity in their ages, and . still greater dis.
parity in theft, inclinations Brown il on
the wropg sideof fifty, and has lost all Dc.
light, Is he cvcr-had any, in those tribal
pleasures which young ard giddy people
seek with such avidity. H. desires quiet,
retired home, no hustle, no confusion, where
he may sit all day long by the chimney in
the undisturbed enjoyment OF his pipe of
tobacco, and watch the movements Of his
wife in her houscwork, or maybe Of the
cat, whenever the cat chances to be in. a
frisky mood. A moody, contcmplative,
solitary kind Of enjoyment, however, has
no charm for Mrs Brown. She is at least
thirty years younger than her husband.
and is just old enough and pretty enough
and sprightly enough to delightfully."- ap
prcciato the pleasures Of gay society and
to be appreciated herself. She is thought.
less, gushing creature, careless as to what
she says and does, and careless as tn the
construction other people place upon her
words aad deeds. Her conduct very
grestly aggravates Mr.. Brown, and Nj.
Brown makes no effort to conceal his az.
grasation. lie frequently chi,lrs her in
ungentle and sometimes u,ikind terms,
and more than once he has forbidden her
to leave the house without bis permission.
Mrs. Brown aslributeS~his cond,ct to mo.
tives OF JEALOUSY, and as she f.. Il sure that
there is not the slightest reasonable ground
for jealousy. and that she is innocent of
ever having in any way compromised her
reputation, she delights in tnrncnting Ter
lord and master. She reasons after. the
profoundly logical manner peculiar to pc.
sons inexperienced in the ways Of this
wicked and libelous world, that il ones
intentions are proper, appearances are Of
no account whatever. The oth"r day she
was SO indiscreet as to remark at tea
party given by one Of her neighbors, that
she thought Mrs. So and-so's husband vas
splendid fellow, and that she admired
his style, aud she wished she had such
dear, good little husband. Mr. So.and so
heard Of this, and he felt amazingly fat.
tered, and volunteered to assist Mrs Brown
to put on her shawl and to attend her
home. Mrs. Brown was very grateful for
the attentions, and when they parted at
her door, according to the testimony Of her
servant girl, who VAS looking through the
blinds Of a second story window, sht kissed
him three times. The servant told Brown
all that she had seen, and on that night,
for the first time Mr.. Brown struck his
wifc-struck her a heavy blow on the left
cheek with his fist, causing her to faint and
fall upon their nuptial bed, which. had been
the scene of 50 many curtain lectures
The next day Brown was arrested and
placed under $1,000 bonds 10 keep the
peace for twelve months. Al this trouble
resulted from an ill.assorted marriage -
The happiness of both parties has been
blightcd. The i'll assorted pair have be.
come victims Tor the gossips Of their hum:
BILE sphere, and their conduct has furnished
an item for the newspapers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

Wearing the brteches" is . term
At greet antiquity, significant Of control in
the household. In Germany. several humid
red years ago, when there was contention
in house, and both man and wife were
quarrelling for superiority, it was customa-
~ to invite the neighbors into court, and
pair Of breaches having been thrown
down, the disputants contendcd for them,
the victor. being proclaimed ''boss." Ter.
rife fights often took place, and man
sotnetimes broke his wife's ribs before he
could bring her 10 subsection.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

Music AND PEAcE-Music is the Ian.
guage Of harmony. 1t is the highest mode
Of articulate expression, and the true voice
ever speaks for peace and love. "The devil
has taken possession Of all the best tunes"
sid an old divine, once upon time, and
he might have added that he had hired all
the poets. too. But it ia one of the hope
full signs of this transition age that not
only poetry and music, but the 3 neral arts,
are returning to their legitimate cffices Of
advancing the general harmony and cleya.
ting the general virtue. The poets whom
Horace stigmatized as towards ID humble
laudators Of the deeds they were disqnali.
fled to perform, now stand like Lamar;ine,
and victor Hugo, and John b wiring and
Bryant, and Longf.llow, in the van Of ill.,
crty, and hate oppression and wrong; and
painters whose grandest tall taux were Of
battles, now present to the eyes Of the pco
pie, like Elwin Landseer, the beauties of
peace beside the horrors Of war. Music,
when attuned to the harmonics Of nature,
always subdues and softens the soul. Thi.
baut, the celebrated professor Of law in IIei.
delbcrg, relates that Young man-his
kucst-who had listened to the perform.
ance of q composition Of Lott. exclaimed,
when he left his house 10, this evening
could do no harm to my greatest enemy"
Zwingle, the Swiss rcforrner, when re.
preached by Faber, afterwards Bishop Of
Vienna, for cultivating music, said-"Thou
dost not know. my dear Faber, what music
is. love to play little upon tn. lutte, the
violin, and other instruments. All, If thou
couldst only feel the tones Of the celestia
lutte, the evil spirit Of ambition and the love
Of riches which possesses thee, would Their
quickly depart from thee" When thu
child upon its mothers knc, is weeping
she soothes it with song. "The ancientl
pretended" says Madame de Stacl, ''tha
nations were civilized by music; and tbi
allegory has q deep meaning; Tor we mus
always suppose that the bond oi society
was formed by sympathy or interest, ant
certainly the first origin is more noble thar
the second" Amongst the instrumental
ties Of peace and love, surely there can b.
no ssweeter, softer, more affective vote
than that Of gentle peace breathing mu
sic.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

II A rn.keeper's bill has lately
Gene toelitht Il Nevburyport, Mass. in
which . "breGk IAst OF coffee" and ninety.
four bowls Of punch. zip. &C.. are charged
to . company If half I. DOZEN oids Pnritans,
who met September 26. 1905, to talk about
the Great uDeasincss and Tumult on
Occasion u -tho Stamp Act.'' :
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

% ne nAB AIISh0 exPeusVC I'M Uv9VHestcu ~
chimes sveh q Q "whesl cutting enSi0s," s'pipiop
cutter, ''<ssfoundfsg up" machine, and "universal
chuck lathes for cutting out-from the raw mate.
ri.l-ali the various parts Of wstch-.ewel lathe,
for making and setting jewelsin watches These ma-
chimes positively not one OF them-is possessed
any establishment west Of milwaukee, and not al,
even there. 'e eAA~ g8~sh "4s So ~
Having had an experience OF over twelve years-the
most of the time in eastern having obtain.
ed all the valuable end scientific works apon clock
and watch mahing 80 Indispensable to the scientific
mechsn,cI claim, in theory, practice and In means
of executing to be mast my profession.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14
II n p Tn,oother s.color.a ;ndi,;dn,, dire

e. Another "colorsd individual direct
from Richmond" has been seized upon by
the mereiless reporters in Washington, and
made<N N ssNsation story aOout the
evacuation" and 90 on, u that city BY
IN rshsls We DO not know which is mosl
% Be pitied, the terrified African who j,
made to invent, or the gullible reporter
who is ready to swallow these Airicat
Nights Entertainments. w.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14
n A couple Of Americans in Ariso,

e. A couple Of Americans in Arizona,
having fallen in love with beautiful Mex
lean girl. resolved to fght for the prize,
rs'en they did 91 e. Of d,s them we. NOR
supposed viii be crippled fer life and the
next day the girl for whom they fought and
bed, raD-oR with another man, who was
. pdJti4nlar friend Of the belligcrents, end
through whose means they had been in.
dnced TO fight. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

- ANhsle Was. lately captured near
Biddeford.on the English coast by party
ofyUu1glA dies. who were bathing. The
length Of this "nonster Of the Deep was
eheut three feet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14
FRENCH'S,
WATCH and JEWELLERY
/ ESTABL lSHMENT.
Go TO French's,

IF YOUR watch Is broken, or you desire any new
part inserted In your watch, virgo watch recon-
into patent lever cArononstor u any 9th
or Kind. ,s4klhH' ~ sss-iA45 t"afs t+'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

ruOWA RDS ASSOCIATION, Philadeiphia-for
n the E.f eftAe Sick and Distressed, afflicted
nth VYrultnt and Chronic Diseases, and especially
Diseases ofths Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the. Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRIIlEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ard other Diseases OF the
sexual Organs. and ON the NEW REMEDIES employ
ed in the Dpenssry ssntin sealed letter snvslspes,
free Of charge. Address
Dr.J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON.
O. 80 ~ - Howard Association,
Ns.2 South Ninth st., Phladrlphis, r.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-14

gVylIOSE who wish any goods in my line, will remem,
l Der that keep good st ock-- buy for cash-ksep
my expenses ght-and can and will sell Is cheap OF
cheaper than any house in the west.
always engravs goods that admit OF 1t, Tree Of
charge. y-r -es sTls 1sAsr
A3- Remember the place directly opposite where
the great fire took place. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
283tf
, 1863-02-24


1umorta. Washington,
Father OF Libertyl
Bright beacon light
tn ali Who would be ffcc,
Who humbly bow tho knee
InHeaycn-b born loyalty,
To God and Right.
Nov, in our Nations gloom.
Thou risest from the tomb,
Pleading with those.
Wholore orr banner true,
.tThe red, white and blue"
To crush The robcl crow,
Fair Frecdom'Bfocs.
DGod! for his dear sake
Who did the fcttefs break
or England's crown:
Help us In thine own might
Now In or Country night
On every field to emite
al traitors down.
There By the river,
That we meier seycf,
His ashee plead:
Plead for the sake Of Heaven,
States now with cannon riyen.
May with Love'speace, be given =.
Wisdom to lead.
Immortal Washington,
Father Of Liberty,
Da1kis tho night.
Haste to our battle fields.
Strengthen our army shields,
Quicken the sword 1t wiclds,
Flushing for Right.
The exercises concluded with an eloquent
prayer and benediction by Rev. DR.. Eyarts,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church, when
the vast audience adjourned md the inter
estipg exercises Of the day were at an end.
, 1863-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. %, 1868.
ThcBanks were al eloeed, in accordance with
the Recommendation Of His Honor ths Mayor, to
join in the celebration Of Washinston's Birthday.
Hence re have no local money market" We re-
fer to our dispatches for the figures ruling In Wall
street. Private dispatches gave the opening figure
there for Gold, t44 premium.
, 1863-02-24
NJ a r r I e d

In this ctv January 18TH hy the Rev. ". ". Evsrts
Mt. DANIEL B. RATCuELOR and KATE. eldest
daughter OF II. u, Zimmerman. Esq.
In this city, Feb I'd At the residence Of the brides
father, By tlIe Rev. Charles Perkins, 3r. JOSEPH H.
No cstis Issued.
t9- Etica and Hamilton papers please cocy.
, 1863-02-24
THE GREAT SHIP CANAL.


-. y. ,,s.,oDa,:.S. ~ nsm o1 t
."1 ~ -1@stT ~ 1l1i' .o-nu] 80 pl
~ ~. y. s.s - - 80. -
...... 49, ~.1S.
49, 80 W -. Nr.
..aI .' - a.seaa - " ,'.. =. N,'S -.
eou ~ s5 :. ~ va u''s"'s0' WIZ 1A' 4''
'.enue' auo ~ .sa .oes'
nrs- - -. a 49,
saras s aa,se 80 aa;t,.a 80, .sar sh.a,~ 49,
nsssa @ @ 49, '.rata- ~ a.1s, fsan,.haIa ] te' $a'a
e.oa. .oau.,a p-.,1 G.,a.~a ~ 49, ss .kes to the
= e.'a -as.a,s 0-enes port Tor
80
1,,- -.ael would add to the PTonts Of
-Aols hrmeF, at least hiteen cents on
every oushe1 OF wheat anu corn me North
mes1 pa5o' eacA sea', " tAe eou.nion s@''''.,e'
lakcs to tic seaboard, not less than s5o, ,ooo,-
600. With this improved communication,
| the eaving, in single year, would exceed
$1G,5 600, sum sufficient to pay for the con-
strucf{on nj these improvements, and yet the
Housa Of Renrcscnts st,rcs +e,ac,,dd II, under
Tho had IF lint ;,nmacn1ate r,trtot rhad
stevens Win nrorornccd Il ..tha moi 7ro.
nosterons ah,1, evar M f,r+h hr 49,
claiming to adopt the semh]ance or nretense
| ofan oreument :,
Thu New york E;s,;ao rbzt denonnce. nc
a. spcess,on;sts bac,nsa re rov eoai, AZ, o,,+-
let through Canada, and says that 1t is uncon-
stitutional for this State to appoint Com.
mission to visit that Province for the purpose
Of eflecting purely commercial scheme
Illinois has certain sovereign rights, which
she fully intends to exercise, for the benefit
nj, and New York fattened on.the commerce
of The Vcst and nov- when We n1onose to
| oho,fsh th;s h,.ct mali the nemetr;nses NJ
| thoee st,tes crr mt stThis. onr craft * in
aonr.r ~ ha sot a. roncht,, aa,;, .ya s,v
~ e,.ax. h,,s;,oss w. - ch;oo =, ha v>roso1+
Tonight.
| Tur n ,sonrp NJ -The ,re,t carnival tes-
4;,.;.,- ,,,o;oata5 h,- po.;, 1h,.h r. sc,,o1r ~
t.,.o ,1,as az. .,.a,,,o+.t re-, uo,1 ,r,li ha
49, * 49, ea,sat;aaa ~ 49, eaaaon Tha
| ,nost s+rinoant reon,at,ona have heen odonted !.
whereby no Improper characters will gain ad-
mittance, 80 that those who attend can rely
mon a most brilliant masquerade and elegant
cntert,,nmcnt Tbc Hall will nndonhtea1r
De nt1eo 10 osetno"lns 10 Witness tne great
1es&1Slfy. Inc ADMISSION Is one uoilar; TO
the galleries, ifty cents. commencement,
Rg-ELEcTED,-We arc pleased to learn that
our respected toynsman and firm friend of
adrcot;on wm n Wills Snnor;ctendent of
.,D.L o.t.,. ~ ~; Ia. T., hoo, -
r.
e'ee.ea ~ 'ne e'aao ooato " 1oueas'on Ao'
, 1863-02-24

McV1CKER'S THEATRE.
4yl hfadtsoa street. between stats and Dearborn
Doerh open at O'Clock; performances commences 1&
The Manager takas pleasure In Announcing ~ en-.
monlst.
sESoRETA ISABEL CUDAs.
who Will appear In
TWO GRAND SPANISH DANCES,
Assisted Br SENIOR IIMESES
TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 9th. the performance
Will commence with the Comedy Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
To be followed BY
LAFLEuR DE sAv1LLA, CuBAs sESoA Xu<xxss.
Al1er which the farce OF
A 60UTHERNER JUST ARRIVED.
To conclude with
La MADRIL1E.SA. ......................CUBAS.
danced by her for two hundred consecutive ashts
before the Turkish SHtans-Osu,aa Boy AohAmmed
Ali md Ismeal Pachs.
, 1863-02-24
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EyESEa, Feb. g, 1861
There was no meeting On Change to-day, in con-
sequence of the celebration Of Washiugton's
Birthday, and we have consequently no market re-
, 1863-02-24

The balance ofthe Gifts aFe too numer-
Gus to Hnentf0ns
hereby certify that te prices 70 the ahoye
articles 3onl my establishment, mr. regular retail
prices. and the Pianos are nrstclass Instruments.
billy warranted br the makers and uyself for tea
years. ". II. HARLOW.
At the coHclrsion. the Gifts will be drawn In tks
presence Of the audience hy cotpElttee appointed
by the audience to supeEtntcnd the driving.
Doors open At : O'Clock. Concert to commence At
T% O'Clock
, 1863-02-24

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRk, Feb. e, 1863
srocKs.- Second Board Stocks dull and lower.
Chicago T. R. L.. M4 Erie pl:. .toaA
Chi. B. 4 Quincy. ..109 G. i y. II. lat bds- Il =
c. L Tol.. .:....... 95A P. FtW. 1 Chi. Sd. s5
III. Cen. ecsip...... 81 do I'd. .-.1051t,
Mich. South. -. 6ss Tol q Wah. 3D.. "a
\. 7. Cen 1laa Mo- es...-......... osh
Enc tEA
oovERNMENT e1oCks-
e. rear ee1t,s.: g r;s.ss = 1egtd.: q
.. = - restd.- TX ao rsgisteEsd; m
MONEY MAnKEr-Money steady at per cent.
Sterling exchange decidedly higher at 1;SG1s0
american Gold decidedly higher. opening at
GaA, and closing steady at 6ass.
Government stoeks hrmer.
New York Bank Statement.
By Telegraph NEW ToRK. Feb. p, 1Se5.
The following Ia the bank statement far week
ending Saturday Feb. 2lst:
1ncreaee in loans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 33a2 963
oecfcase o. specie F1o'5a!
D crease Of circulation. .,..-...--....... 31sl
Incrcaea ofdeposits. s,3:sstS
, 1863-02-24

es e., 1ssa s. r. e M
city. Their prizes have all been selected With great
S
Id sa i4s + E 5sa5 ,as
,pF Is M 1 :.rsst R'Eos II ss Saa1os 2 tff e
Gf1iett. and nesriy iii public piaees ID this city
m men ef s1a@ & Hss
q i. !; "a 4 =: GIhEETf. Isl IaEs street.. III
GSs i ss tsS 'gsaaa s8s: Is ss
ri i s.s az Es.as as .sa Il -: I
= { II a. esie S
The fo!loSias a!s.s. a.ara xnl Be Published In ses
r@ on esssya nf 4 aa t.
Ing Of the Concert:
'?sea3s ?eaaa ftoas e3s saretasna neaad as
E. Es:sEs3s he7s :ys' s;s'ss :osas:,
Ne.'feS1 No %SeeIer sese Wilson sewing siasina.
%Sseen M Wt.oas sas sssas %
81 hsi.s Ts1sa saf eePises Wos
Ess Eiss fssSi ;sls'a; Sss% a1i59
ESs: F5s':s $s;s WI II ;;ssa.iss
do Ice Pitcher. r. 0n
I do Ice Fountain, p,,,,,.,....,,.,,,.,.. = co
i do Tea Vrn....,...,,,..,...,,,,,,,,,S IS %
l do Ctxtor observation-disclosures. % o.
/ do Gard BaSkct,,..,.,..............I Il @
Gold Locket No %
do No e,.,,,.,...........,.......... S 81
I do No Neutrality-suspicious.. 10
/ do No, Observation-Disclosures. A54
/ 1 do No Observation-Disclosures 10 n
Sets Srer. ed Teaspoons feach $1D0).. II o.
Silver Plated Cske BASKET 10 o.
Sets Pins aud Ear Knobs (cach a. Is %
s DO do do }each ITO QQ] ,......, 50 %
Gold Brnccleta leach IS SoW...,,..,,,,,,, u nn
& Silver Plated TAh1e Forks (each Il O0} ~ %
| do Table Spoons ri Is eaeh).,,,.,, Is 50
| & do Napkin Rfuxs. IN 20 eoch].....,. 6 %
Grera Glass 10 o.
Scts Fine studs (each II {01}-,...........,. Is "a
Sets Fine Sleeve Bpltprs leach II II o.
Fine SecE Chssne reach rs 00l.,.,.,.,,,,,. 80 o.
Sfyer.Plated Butter Knives teach 81 %
| s do Fruit Knives. teach = 00}. .-...., !! d
| 8 Pen aud Pencils leach Is Northumberland. Il %
| Ecut'R Pins No l. (eAch Rs t0} 0},.,......... 90d
I q .Jn anrfi r
, 1863-02-24

RE-ELEcTEp.-Wc are pleased to learn that
our respected townsman and firm friend Of
education, Wm, H. Wells, Superintendent Of
the Public Schools Of this city, has been re-
elected to the State Board Of Education for
or,& hor tarrn nf vnars
, 1863-02-24

RECRUITS WANTED ron BOARD OF TRADE BAT
IL authorized to recruit seventeen men for the
Board Of Trade Battery, now in the field. whose
record in the late battles in Tennessee has been
amongst the most brilliant Of the war.
, 1863-02-24

uIARKET3 RY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK., Feb. 23.-Therc Is no regular mar
ket report to day. owing to the suspension of opc-
ratfons on account OF Waehington's birthday.
RKEApsTCYr-Fi.mer.
Co11os-Advanced to a0191c for middlins up
tsnfiA
, 1863-02-24

TICKETS. S.............--...++.S1.0 90.
Arranged By Wc1be / Hilton. fe7zsm1m
S.B.--The change ftou the nrst announcement Il to
secure full Orchestra, part Of tho Band being pre-
vtously engaged for the evening first appointed.
, 1863-02-24

1Sv1TAT1oS.-The people are invited to at.
tend Washingtonian Temperance meeting
at the Hall, northeast corner Of Randolph and
Clinton streets, (up stairs) on Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 24th, at 1-o o'clock. Able speak
ers will address the meeting.
, 1863-02-24
Aultipn 6ales.
4 fTCTI0N SALE.

~ HT HORNE l. GIBBONS
IL and tel Dearborn street Cobbs Buildings
WEDNESDAY, FEH. 1ath at 9k A. b.
Will sell 10 the trade assorted Grocerc. Household
Furniture DC, &C. HORNE & G1nDDS5
ft2in.gEst AuctioueeEs.
, 1863-02-24

Paper Haneings selling ut less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rgby's, 50 Randolph street.
fcbt41m
, 1863-02-24

For COMPANIES 4 AND B.-Any letters or
small packages destined for Companies A or
R, Chicago Light Artillery, will be taken to
the boys By Charles Turner, Of Taylor's Bat
terry, if left at this Office before 6 o'clock this
evening