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CLOTHING.

LolIlllNo.
JTNIoNl UNIoNn UNI6NTIi
u GRAND CONCENTRATION 49,.
.THBEE sro: Es,coaBIEED
-... MEs,Rs. sMIrH & COL
Corner OF rwehtienhl.treet and Penns, ave.,
!. BRuoE a CO., .
No. isi seventh street,
B.sMIrHd
No. $50 seventh street,
Have consolidated their business at the
PEoPLE's CLOTHING STORE,
No $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post omcs,) ...
Where you Will find splendid s,,ortmen, of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock OF Resdy.Made Clothing
eau SohNN"VHA rOOuh VI tNeTy
scription.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF Boys CLOTHING
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRISe UP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for exAmina
ton.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
YOU CAN
But COME
no NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
J. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 Seventh street,
sel9 Opposite Post once.
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA,
y TERIALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
DuREAL % Provisions AND C,orRIsG,

September l, 1854.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"P opOsHIs tor Navy Clothing and Clothing Msto.
ILals,n VIII be received at this Bureau until
o'clock, p. M, 90 the 9th day Of October next, for
turni ah!ng and Delivering ION receiving thirty
ChArlestown, Mas, and Brook yn, N. y, in suoh
numbers and quantities and at such times mAy
Commandsnts OF the said N.yy Yards. respesN
vCly, the numbers and quantities OF the different
Articles, and at the places specified Ia the follow
liHt. viz.
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EYEoLnE' BOUsR,
COR or A.ahTsEEya u, AND PHSH. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, DC,
oleaS rur'Ihed az all hours, and AZ the shor,s.S
ohSs J. W. REYNOLDS,
"' PropriSt1I,
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CRIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OF

" Flee, DEFoT OF wAaHISGrOH, WARRINGTON,
~. {, January I, 1854.
kldeAlen IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
nice Furniture, Harness, and sAddleryJ are TO
=. week. = sealed proposal or list, IN duplicate,
Il The articles ,LGy are prepared TO furnish 70 this
epot At short notice, with the price OF eAof
Arhed 10 plain figures, 90 that, IN ease the eKi'
enetoa OF the service require II, the article or ~
6elsH GAn be obtained without delay, and ~ thS
OweIt price.
Dealers wishing 20 sell To Ihil Depot VIII DO ts,
CURED 10 hEnish NJ Hat punStuAlly every Monday
morning. d. II. FUCKER,
briEadjsE General and Chief QuartermA ster,
Iab-N pepotof Washington,
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EXPRESSES.

A DANE EXPRESS COMPANY,
IN OFFICE 6lt PENN. avenue,
WdsAirtqto. OtE, D. q.
SkfAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WksT.
ERN RxPRKSS rORWARDKRS
CSTEzAadss, noasy, JswsIrX, V1l1nkI1s
hoSs, utos Ks, Bonds, As.,
SoIwlEItl Wth SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
has Ageneiel the principal railway towns a the
NoRIH, EtsT, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
y prinetpI onloes are
R1SALNg1Ok, D. o., N. YORK, BOTTOM,
PHILADELPHIA ALTLAORE, ON.
OLNHAFL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
VILE, LkXLHGTOH.
Connestonstre made 81 New York and Bostoh
With hnss iORArdinE 70 the CanadaS aud nc
bnhSh Provinces, and with steamship lines TO Liy.
sfnooli soulhipptoni and HAvre, and thence by
huIopeAn eXpissos to ali prominent commercial
towns IN GTsAPritAin and on the Continent.
COHeelon OF kOtes, Drafts, and Bills made Al ali
aseesnh!e pATtbf thS United 6sAtas.
q. q. DUNN, ARsai,
WashinRton, d. ..
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" ILLAR Ds' HOTEL, ,
" SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
CGpT PhlnJvivSHis IVsRus snd To,GtGsNA Efyssi,
Walhiassoa u Lastly
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r OoKl LooKi LOOK LOOK /!
CuSroM.MApE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendent oil
Mr.. C. PALMER,
well-known to the citizens Of Washington, where
Sou will md the largest and hest assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hall,
No. tGt Seventh street,
Opposite rost ONCE.
NIB. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. selo
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AZ D0OkBINOKE,
NO. III PrHA. AVE, WAgEIESros, a, !,
assstA aAa Calf w 'a''H - G.
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" Il. VI l. l. Il Il,
N. JUsTICE OF THE PEACE,
ZEAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL

AGENCY UFFICEl
No. Eli Ninth street west, near Penn. avenue.
Convey ancing, Acknowledgements, Power OF At
tprney, and ali business pertaining TO the above
Ace trans acted with dispatch.
Particular attention paid TO the renting and col.
.cetion Of rontB on real estate, and debts OF all
.e40ripttons. n. B.-ITopeTty holders can receive
no very hest o ltanAnts Without ohArEe. Ap9s-tf
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REDDIH RUSSIA sALyE,
A Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority of this SAlve
most angry looking Swellings and InhammatIons
ss 4 by Magic; heal. Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
Scalds, SC, In q surprisingly short time.
Only 90 ceuts Box.
Tho above are all old and well-estatIiah ed Rome.
dies.
For Sale by
J. r. DISsNoRE, 4sl Broadway, New York,
g. W. FowIE 4 Co., is Trcmont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. ausi. VS. sam
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g p Il N @ EBI LITYl

LANGoUR, LAsSITuDE,
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF The YEAR,
are immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PRoToNiDE OF IRUS.
THE PERUY SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMEN
InCsing STRENGTH, VIGoR, and NEW LIFE
into all parts OF the system.
One OF the most Distinguished Jurists In New
England writes to friend, As follows:
"Ihavc tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. aud the
q NEW MAN OF me infused into ny system new
vigor and energyi am no longer tremulOus and
dobiltated, as when you last me, but stronger,
heaTtier and with larger capacity for labor, en-
tai and physical than ut any time during the last
dive years.
An eminent divine OF Boston says:
shave been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past 1t gives me NEW Ni0on, DuOi-
AheS OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY Or MUsCLEn
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINSMORE,
No. iol Broadway, New York.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WIsTARs BhLsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry does not dry M
Cough and leave the seeds OF Consumption IN tho
all impurities.
Noue genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS on the
wrapper,
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TERMS OF THE SUPREME COuRT
OF THE DISTRICT or COL BIA.-Not,ss
. Lereby given thHt, by ruls OF the C0rirs' N,
terms have been fixed - follows "
General TOmJ
Third Monday OF January,
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday OF October,
Terms CIhs Circuit IouyL
In which klone jury 10 impRnneled ktE I'D trial
OF civil GaseB)
first TuGstsy Of FebruArY
Third Mcndhy Of MAJ.
first Tuesday OF Novemher
TerTrI cSpG C3Emia1l Co,T
frat M0ndsy OF March.
Third MoDday of June.
btFsE EIonday Of December,
Terms Of hs hRTtg Coat
eirst Monday OF hne.
ftTst MOHdGy Of December
S5'criGl Term
First tuesday NJ JsluSIY,
First Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday OF March.
FlFst Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May.
first Tuesday OF Juno,
1tfIt Tuesday Of July.
First Tuesday Of September
first Tuesday Of October.
frat Tuesday OF November
Wrist Tuesday OF pe1enhsr,
~ OFde Of tka C1uEt ~ MFi6a
iv't
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

SHERIFF'S SALES-By virtue of suudrY
~ writs Of EeilfSttOHt EEgoHfS. issued out oi
the Court "f Common Pleas Of CIeardeId cour.
ty and to Eae directed there viii be exposed 90
public sale, at the Court House. in the Borguza
of Clearhe!d. on MONDAY THE 2iST DAY Of
MARCH, 1864, the following described Real
Estate, To wit:
certain tract OF land situate in raham town
ship Ciearte!d county, Peuns yltaBia Bounded
by lands OF Joseph Thompson. BIatton Kickets
" oses fennin5. * others, continuing one hundred
and htty acres and about one hundred acres
cleared and large two story house and log RaTa
erected thereon. Seized, taken in execution and
to te sold as the property of Edmund VI Jones
ALS0-a certain tract of land situate in kart
haus township. Cleariield county Pcnnsylvauia.
Bounded and adjoined by lands Of Elisha Tick-
ner Nicholas Shaffer. Martin Kopp George
Heichel, and others containing forty acres more
or less with about four acres cleared. Seized.
taken in execution. and to be sold rs the property
Of Joseph Cdsebeer
ALs0-a certain tract of land situate in Chest
township. Clearfeld county Pennsylvania boul-
ded as follows. viz Beginning at post on linz
South II degrees west 90 perches to post theme;
south eight weight degIeeseast one hundred anu
sixty percheS TO a post thence by land of Thomas
Wilson north IS degrees west 81 perches to place
of Beginning, containing l79 acres and j6 perch
es, and the usual allowance % acres cleared and
a small log house and barn thereo Oh erected-5eing
a portion OF a larger survey conveyed by B.
Reed and wife, 10 Simon oral baugh. bearing
date LIST May. 1878. Seized, taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property of John Pennington
ALso-all that certain tract of land situate in
Chest tip Clearfed Co.. Pa. bounded by land li
simon Rorabaugh and Solomon Tozer. lands lst5
OF Moses Pearcc and others containing 50 acres
about one acre cleared Seized, taken in execa-
ton and to be sold the proberty Of Aaron
Pearce.
ALso-Dy virtue of a writ of F1era Factqs, the
following described Real Estate TO wit
All OF Defendants interest in and to a lot o.
Ground situate in the Borough Of CIearfeld anu
known as lot No l43. Bounded on the South BY
Cherry Street, on the East by the lot No las on
the North by an alley and on the West by ot 10.
lS2, being about 30 feet front by l72 feet deep.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold as ue
property of George W-orr
EDWARD PERKS. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Clearfeld February 9Th. l,6l
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BY 8. j. ROW
CLRARFIELD, PA, MARCH 2, 1864.
Damocrats-Cop Copperheads.

Democrats -CoppeTleaIs'
There is one fact which is generally known,
vet worthy of mention 1t is this: That
there is manifest difference between Dem
ocrats and Copperheads. The former are
true Union men; the latter, at least, are
se1ni-secessionists The one class sustain the
National Administration, hesrtiiy-are In IA
vor OF the Emancipation and Amnesty proc
lamations-are for 4 vigorous prosecution of
the war-and Twill give their lives. if needs
be, to crush out the rebellion The other
class are continually finding fault with every
act Of the legally constituted authorities
are opposed 10 the measures adopted for the
suppression of the rebellon-are hostile to
the conscription act, and only favor the en-
liStment of Union men-term the war for
the Union as ''nigger war and like the
rebels in arms designate our Generals as
Beast" and ''Abolitionists No one
need mistake the latter picture 1t IS true
TO nature, and can be seen daily and in near
ly all public resorts But. we presume. the
time will come when it will hide itself-when
those who now disparage our Union veto
ries, and sympathise with the rebels, viii be
ashamed to own that they belonged 10 that
class which we denominate Copperheads. al
though many seem TO rejoice in the appeila-
ton now Long live the Union and It's de
lenders, and may traitors and their sympa-
thisers be consigned to an eternal infamy.
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Two weeks since We referred 70 the fact
that four youmg men h&d gone into the ar
my out of the Journal Office, and iacident-
ally remarked that whether this exit is the
result of our precepts, or not, we leave our
readers to judge" Our Copperhead neigh
bors embraced the opportunity to advise us
also TO practice what we teach by pre-
cept. This advice is altogether gratuitous
and comes with i'll grace from men who are
always discouraging re-enlistments, and from
whose establishment not the first man has
gone into the army as yet. However, we
presume, the attaches of the Copperhead
organ only practice the precepts taught
by the editors Of that concern, and stay at
home.
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WANTED - SLAVES, SHINGLES. P0t-
w LAR. LOCUST. &e-The undersigned IS
about extending his Lumber business to hii d
needed gap in the trade OF Philadelphia oy max
ing speciality of the cooyPr-stock trade and no~
desires te make arrangements to secure supPIie''
The city coopers, shippers, DC owing to the I'M
possibility of obtaining them in PhiladeiphMIa. IA
now depend largely on other markets for tugn I
slaves, &c. With proper encouragement oy ino
manufacturers, the undersigned hopes to stop u.
diversion Of trade by keeping on hand iaIgo
stock in every variety of quality and size p!
giving this branch of trade particular attenuuH
he hopes to make more early returns to consIsn
ments and establish for the manufacturers a mOis =
valuable communication with purchasers thsn y
possible by those who trade mainly in more bes'!
Lumber, Manufacturers and others, who can =. ~
nish particularly continuous supplies) eites'
contract, purchase on commission
Heading, Hoop Poles, &c. address
W A LEVERlNG;
alowhiII ST. Wharf, PhiIadelPhia- r. T;.,
Large supplies always wanted of LOcast piart trr
Der, Oak Knees, and frequently long Uah @ 10 a.
Oak and Yellow Pine Timber, &c. Also now rTIT Z.
pening trade in and wanting supplies Oh - -
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NOTICE.---All persons residing in Ciearield
Y county having income exceeding $500 and
the dedpctons which the law allows them to re-
turn for the year 1858, are required to make re-
turn of the same, under oath, to the Assistant As
SCISSOR before the 1st day of May 1854 or
so per cent will in all cases be added after that
date, the I1th section of the Excise law pro-
Yides. All necessary blanks furnished by me
VIM. j. HEMPHIL LII, Asst Assessor
Curwclsyille Feb Sth 1864
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STATES INTERNAL RE-

u EN LINN IAi. t4AES Eph i-.-
The attention of taxpayers is here ~ ca! !ei ,o.
provisions OF the niJed states EXcise L8a re.-
tive 10 ihe assessment cT annual taxes.
by the sixth section OF The act ofjuIu f-.s .r
Is made the duty ofall persuns. parIner>Lf IN i-..
assoc iatIOns. u corporations, made iai r. =. a,
annual duty. license. or tax, before tie ;.r.t
Monday " May in each yesr. to make tis- t.. r.-
tuFn ia the Assistant Assessor oil The i,-,,,,.
where located Of the amount Of annual .e..,,..
the articles objects charged with Il aspe,i,l. o..
ana The business or occupation liable 10 Jll9 ALI -
license.
Every person who shall fail e. make such DE-
turn by the uIy specified will he liable 70 l. ID.
sessed by the Assessor according, TO the best ilr
alton which he can obtain; and in such c 49,. M.
Assessor j. required TO add fifty per ccuIu!n &; H.,
amount Of the items Of such list
Every person wao shall iciis er 20 an As,ss.-
any false or fraudulent list or statement VIVA -
tent eyadc the valuation or enuluera.ir,.
required by law, is subjec; IA inc of five huna q!
dollars; and in such the list will be mad n.
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor. ami from
the valuation and enumeration 50 made there e1r,
be no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes. except tbosa f,
licenses will not be demanded until the thirtieth
day Of June
The appropriate blanks on which 10 make re.
turn, and all necessary information viii he fur
nished by W }. HemphiiI. Assistant Assessor tar
the 9Th Division. 10 whom the returns should U,
delivered on uT before the first Monday Of M.y IL
his othee IN CuTw eHsyile.
b LIVINGSTON.
8. Assessor 18th DistrIct
CurwPnS4iilc March 2l IS.,4
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E,ARM FOR sALE-Tbepn3er.i,n-,,

Et'ahh On 81 Lf-Ihe undersigned Ieay.
IN contemplation to remove 10 the ,r,.t ! =
offer atp9blic sale. on Tuesday the 18Th of ~, VII
INST ms tarm situate in Pike township ooztapin
100 acres Sixty acres Ofthe land is cIsaral .,l9
nnder good cultivation, q acres of ,gbict ana
meadow There Is also on the premises q IT,. lA
Story frame house and log barn Tbar.,.II m ~, No
be offered for sale Hay straw Horses 2 c., 'l.o
wagon. Flows Harrows. Windmill SEA p,3S'
seads Bureau, Cookstove. parlorSto, ('sgi ' red
aud general variety OF houshod ana Ei'obai Ei'oIbia
furniture. anu A''caeA
sale Ia commence at 10 o'clock 4 NJ r.r,,,
OF sale made known on day Of sale '''N'
March ID SGt. JACG4 ,>-c,,.-,,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

Our Copperhead neighbors seem to have
a new and private vocabulary, as will be
seen by the following samples from their last
issue: Greasy, nigger-loving, Hessian,
$ smut-machine, funky, lie" Well, we
don envy them their arguments, but fish
woman mioht
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

The Charleston Mercury says that Seere-
tary Chase is making geyery exertion to food
the South with greenbaeks, which, unless
Immediately checked, win subvert our (the
rebel currency and thus infiict mortal blow
on the success of the cause The same pa
per also says tha. the constant dropping of
the enemy's (Union) shot and shell is tell
ing on the lower part of the city of Charles
ron
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LOOK HERE,Hl
SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL IN LvnsTe r,~v
JoHNM SPENCER

JOHN NJ SPLNCER
Has recently opened shop IN Lumber Ci.v D..
where he will keep constantly on hand ar. ,'.-
ufaeture to order, all kinds OF IiD SLee. r...
and Copper ware -'s'
RAFTING STOVES oonstan.ly or f,r5 -,
which Lumbermen viii please take notice O,
ders for SDoHt'Hg, RogfH@. DC respectfully So.
hcitcd. Repairing prom ply attended .a
Store keepers and dealers supplied At rea,ar.-
bic rates as he intends keeping none bu; the ...
OF worSmeu, the public may rely on >gt,fir.i
7"0rE. Call al the .Sglsfssu.iqk Tn SEc,. .,.s .
Tor yourselves. JOHN n SPLNV..
LumbeE-city March , 1864
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UDIToR's NoTICE-In tbe -.

N tDA ots - w IL En- the nattsr
IA the Estate of Ellis Askey deceased an :, u
sons concerned viii hereby take notice tba,tTy' ty'
undersigned Auditor appointed 10 REM, ne
tribution of the balance of assets in the has u1'
the Administrator. will attend to the dutias - "
appointment at the office of II Swoone r 2 MS MS
IN the borough of Clearfield. on Monday tbs Sg
day OF March aext at the hour of two o'eIc,L !,
NJ when and where those interested NAV -. -,
and be heard JAMES GAIJ6W T,'eAi
March 2 1861 a.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

The editors of the CopperLead organ, in
their last issue, seem to doubt the correct
ness of the extracts from the Herald and
World, which we published the week pre-
vious. Why do they make special refer
ence to the WorldP Did they refer to the
Herald and find our extract genuine; but
couldn' see the other? Better put on your
specs and try again.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

10 olnsuTe attention, the CASH must sco,,--
ny notices, as follows:-All Cautions W. Pa
strsys, 81 auditors notices, $3.50; AdnSStI -
traitors and Executors notices, 81 so escL u
all other transient Notices al the ssma ea1
Other a1vernsements at 81 per square foT Scritts
insertions. Twelve lines (or less) count leas
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IulOn mai. | q9t

This'resultmust be gratifying to the friends
of the Union everywhere The deadlock
in the Senate being now removed, we hope
te see our,Legislature at once proceedito bus
mess, and pass all laws that may be deemed
necessary with as little DELAY IS possible.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02
Republican War Democratic Rebellion.

Republican War-Dem0CratiG Rebellion.
1t is frequently said that this is Re
publican War If so, then we presume,
the rebellion is Democratic Rebellion
Whether this is so, we will not now stop to
inquire. But, one fact stares us in the face,
and can, be successfully denied, which is,
that the great majority Of those who com
pose the Union armies are Republicans,
whilst those who are in rebellion against our
government are mostly Democrats not
one Republican being in the rebel armies.
WIS Mhe9 92aR9s tR9 FebGn craft and and
.ffteen Republican Governors. Tcetce of
the Democrat" Governors went with the
rebellion up to their shoulders whilst three
of the remaining four, manifested remark
able weakness of the knees but, on the
ether hand, eoe,y Republican Governor
stood up manfully and boldly for the Gov
ernment, and c0ntended for the Union and
the crushing out Of the rebellion Besides,
there Is not j single sympathiser with, or
an apologist for the rebellion, that does
not call himself Democrat These are
facts that no intelligent man will gainsay.
SENATORIAL ELECTION The election for
a Senator in the indiana and Armstrong: dis
trict, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Msjer Harry White, resulted
IN the choice of Dr. st. Clair The vote
stood as follows:
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aleu' Aarsytiseiglrpts,

set t,a large tgps, cuts oyon,os
style 'c'A be charged double pries ai
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY Symmetry of form
your health and mental powers by using that
Safe. Pleasant Popular, and Specific Remedy
known as Helmbold's extract Buchu, Read the
Advertisement in another column, and profit by
it-diseases and symptoms enumerated Cut IL
out and preserve it. Yod may not now require it.,
but may at some Future Day
1T gives health and Yigor to the frame
And bloom to the pallid check"
1t Saves Long Suffering and exposure Be
ware of ofCounterfets! Cures Guaranteed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-02

Five more Union officers have arrived at
Fortress Monroe who escaped from Libby
Prison two weeks since
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CopDerheads and Ignoranca.

IF ''W here ignorance IS bliss, tbs folly to
be wise, the Common School Report OF
Pennsylvania points out some peculiarly
happy places in A. d. 1868, there still
remained ttceaty-fre districts, where they
refused 10 provide for the education of ey-
cry child by uniform taxation-in other
words, they are returned as accepting
school districts Nine Of these are scatter
edherean there in different counties, where,
probably, there are accidental circumstances,
more than rooted hostility, that keep down
common schools, But there are three coun-
ties wherein the opposition seems to be some
what general. We viii give their names,
and the votes at the last election
In ,SchaylkW are .tou' non-accepting dis
tricts-West Brunswick, Upper Mahanton-
go, North Ind, and West Penn. North
appears not to be an election district The
three others voted as follows:
For Woodward, 639
Curtin, 1876
443 maj. for Woodward
fair share Of his 204 maj. in tijty-,,tse dis
tricts!
In Northumberland county are serea non
accepting = jackson, Jordan, Cameron,
Washington, Upper Lower, and Little Ma
For Woodward, 7I6
Curtin. 392
324 maj. for Woodward
about half his maj. Of 7OS votes in ttce1s-
ty.fce districts
In IEyoming county are fire non-accept-
ing-FalIs, Tunkhannock Twp, Washing
ton, Overfield, and Lemon-which gave
For Woodward, 40
Curtin, 254
2l6 maj. for Woodward
but Woodward had only 80 maj. in the
eighteen districts of the whole county
SUMMARY
10 non-accept. dists. gave Woodward, 1925
= Curtin, so
Majority for Woodward, 9S3
Over tyo to one for Woodward in these
Is non-accepting school districts of the
State, while the whole State gave Curtin
over $1,000 majority = Union County Star.