Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03


of treatment is as follows When the prece-
ding fever is al its hight, ard just before the
| eruption appears, the chest is rubbed with cro-
ton oil aad tartsric ointment. This causes
the whole OF the eruption to appaear on that
part OF the body, to the relief of the rest.
1t also secures full and complete eruption,
and thus prevents the disease from attack
ing the internal organs. This is said to be
| now the established mode of treatment in
the English Army in China, by general orders,
aud is regarded as perfect success.
| SourHERN REFUGEEs.-On last Thursday
| evening, May 28th, ten persons, male and fe-
male, arrived in our town, who managed to
| escape from the rapaeity OF the rebel govern
meut. Six of them made their way down
! Pearl River TO Fort Pike, near New Orleans
in two SIX travelling after night and hiding
in the woods during the daytime. Two of
them Young men who are marriedi the
one couple having child about two years old
| These men had been conscripts, but managed
| TO escape from the tyranny of the rebel au-
thoritics- in the manner above stated. The
sixth one of this party. is a delicate boy of
about fifteen years, who was also conscript,
bnt deserted at the first opportunity. They
! look haggard and carewo-n, and are entirely
! destitute ; and are, al least. worthy the favor
able consideration of the public. They rep
/ resent the sufferiBgs in rebeldom as almost be-
| yond conception, saying that there are hun
| dreds Of women and children starving-their
| natural protectors having been conseripted,
and the farm stock and necessaries of life
/ seized for the use of the rebel army. The
| other four are Mr.. Stebbins, his wife, and
/ two children. Mr.. S. was formerly resident
| Of this county, but moved to Louisiana some
| years since, where he married. He, too, was
a conscript in the rebel army, and having OBJ
tanned furlough to visit his family ,em braced
the opportunity to make his way TO New Or
leans. Through the kindness OF strangers at
New Orleans, New York, Harrisburg, and
| other points, they all reached this place Mr.
Stebbins and family proceeded west, to his
friends, whilst the others remained here. The
immediate wants of the latter were supplied by
some of the literally disposed citizens of our
borough-wno also interested themselves in
obtaining employment for the party. We
hope that these persons may fully appreciate
the blessings of free Government, and the
kindness bestowed upon them by sympathi-
sing communty-that they may conduct them
selves in such manner as to give no cause OF
regret to those who took an interest in their
behalf; and that they may become industri-
Gus and useful citizens of our county.
LIsr OF JURoRs for June term, 1863
Gs4SD JURoRs-BardfurtI Y. B. Holt Brady,
David HeberIing. Burnside, Daniel German,
J, P. German. S. E. Snyder Chest, I. New
pher. Ciearfeld, Francis Short. Curwens-
vile, Henry Kerns. Ferguson, D. W. Hoyt,
". w. Bell, ". II. Smith. Girard Justin
Pea, wm. T McCorkIe. Gnlich, Jos. Fry.
Karthans, Patrick Shodden, jas. White.
Krox, wm. witherow, D. E. McCorkie. Reu-
ben Caldwell. Jordan, Patrick Gilligan.
Lawrence, L. F. Irwin. Wm. C. Foley Milton
Mcbride. Pike. Samuel Long.
TR8veRsE JURoRs, FIRST ,oeek- Beccaria,
George DeWtte. John Hoover. Bell, John
Baker. Boggs, John IS. Kl Ter, John Brown
ROLAND Faust. Bradfor S. p. Wilson, Mat
thewForcee Abraham Pearce, Joshua Grsfius.
Bloom, John Mcintyre. Brady, Christian
Hawk, Thos. Wayne, jacob Schock. JOS. DaIe
wm. Kirk, 6. ". Long. Burnside, E. Full
mer, David Fulton, ir. David Mccullough,
Wul. Hutton. John Mccullough, Chest Viii
son Wood. Ciearfeld, James Leavy, Vim. All
exander, r. V. Spackman. Cnrwensvilie,
John P. Dale. Covington, Lawrence Flood.
Deeafur, Cyrenus Howe. Furguson, Cortes
Bell, Daniel koozer. Girard. Abraham Hum
phrey. Mitchell Schope- Graham. Hezekiah
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Itch. Sylvester Hill. Knox. Conrad Baker.
Lawrence. C. D. Goodfellow, S. b. Jordan,
t. D. Peoples, Owen Campbell Morris, John
B. Kyier, Samuel Hoover. Joseph Denniug,
Abraha m kyler. Pike, Moses Wise. Penn,
John illegal Woodward, Thomas Matt hews.
TRavEBsE JURORS, Second tceek- Beccaria,
Israel Cooper. Bell, H. L. Henderson, Tramp
ton Bell Boggs. NJ. L. Lurnadoe. Bloom,
John Smith. Bradford, Thomas Riley. Bra
dy. George EIiinger, Christian Korb. Burn
side, Samuel Williams. Chest George Holes.
Clearfeid, Casper Liepoldt, A. NJ. Hills. Cow
ington- John B. Gormont. Samuel Edmond
son, James. Holt. Decatur. David Gearhart.
Fox, Geo. W. Clinton. Jas Mcclellan. Go
shen, Ellis Irwin, Thompson Read. Gulich,
Hiram HummeI. Caleb Cepenhaver. Jordan.
Ezekiel Patterson. Knox Isaac Mays. Kart
hans, Joseph Yothers. Charles schnarrs. Law
renee. James Lytle, Jon. Nichols, Henry
Anghenhaugh. wilson Hoover Morris, Chris
tian. HarfoI. New Washington. James Feath.
Reuben Neiman Penn, David T. Sharp, Elah |
Johnson Woodward Austin Kline.
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