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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-26
CONVENTION AND MASS MEETING
Of the Democracy Opposed to the Chicago
Platform,

All of Democratic faith, who retain theil
respect for the manhood and patriotism
which animated the Demo fratlc party III the
| days of jackson; who will not consent that
the cherished name and prime. pies OF that
party be disgraced who cannot endure the
shame of seeing their country S fag lowered
to a tottering foe, ever ready to trampie 1t
in the dust who deny that the Americ an
DEMOCRACY was fairly represented at Chlca-
go by the few, who, by threats of North
Western revolt, forced upon the Convention
the degrading concession, that ''the acar,
so nobly fought by our brave army and navy,
'',cas u .taii,re, and that justice, humanity,
liberty and the public acelfare aeneand that
Immediate Efforts be made fer a cesssation of
h0Stititles - who believe that 'the iatnaedi-
ate cessation oth0ai2ities; : should begin with
Southern traitors and not with Northern
Patriots who believe that we should first
exhaust the rebel armies, before we attempt
TO GchaUSt GU tie resources Of Stdtesn1da-
ship; who insist that the URsOR must be
lreserred ut all hazards and are deter
mined to preserve it whole and entire at any
sacrifice and against all attacks from what
ever quarter; such are requested to meet at
the COOPER INsTIEUTE, in the city of New
York, on TUESDAY, the Ist day of NOyEM-
Der, 1864, to consider the proper course to
De pursued IN the present eXlgencieS OF pup
lie affairs, and in preserving the honor and
integrity Of our Country.
Democrats from all parts of the Union,
whose sentiments accord with the spirit of
this call are invited to be present
The above call is signed by
j. b. CUTTING,
JOHN 4. DIX,
DANIEL D0UGHERTY,
NM. VI. HESTER,
BENZ. II. BREWSTER,
JAMES BRADY,
and 0pe hundred and .ffty other prominent
Democrats throughout the country
At II O clock, noon, the Mass Convention
will convene at Cooper Institute, after the
organization of which the issues Of the dag
will be discussed by leading gentlemen from
the different States, and such action may be
taken as may be deemed best for the public
interests In the evening at y clock, the
Mass Meeting will be held at the same place,
at which the Hon. FRANCIS B. CUTTING
will preside An address to the Democracy
cf the Union will be read by Gen. JOHN A
DIX, and speeches will be delivered by Hon.
EDWARDS PIERREPONr, Hon. HENRY g.
STEBBINs, and other eminent men, of whom
due notice will be given. Delegations to
the Convention will report to the Secretary
on heir arrival in the city, at room 8, No 9 |
Spruce Street II. G.. PAGE, Secretary
Moses TAYLOR, Chairman.
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THANKSGIVING The President OF the
United States has set apart the last InuiS-
dav in November, as day of thanksgiving
and praise to Almighty God for the proioh-
cation Of our national life through another
vesr for the unusual health which our cltl-
gems and soldiers and sailors have beenfaVoT-
Cd with, and for return of the inestimable
blessings of peace and Union and harmony
throughout the land which it has pleased
Him to assign as a dwelling place for our
selves and our posterity throughout all gen
zarations
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LETTER FROM A SOLDIER.
FORT BROss, Va OCT. II, 1856

FORT BROss, Va UCT. Y, 1864
Ma. S. j. Row:-Deor SIR: The I'd
Tuesday of October has come and gone :"
sud our election passed off quietly, notwith-
landing the booming OF cannon reminded
u that Southern traitors weie still at work
In common effort with their Northern al
Ues) trying to destroy our free institutions,
and to trail in the dust cur country's flag
the glorious Stars and Stripes-the hope of
lreemen. and the terror Of tyrants.
The Cops left no stone unturned to secure
-}r themselves respectable vote in the ar
ny; but they have miserabiy failed Below
l give you the correct return of the vote in
the saith Regiment Pa. Volunteers, to wit {:
Union, los; Copperhead, 50, Union
majority, 5S
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-26
Company K, 84th Penn q V0
WuES General Mcclellan was in CON

NHEN General Mcclellan was in COM
nand of the armies of the United States, he
EFote certain instructions to Gen. Buell.,
then commanding in Kentucky in which he
.Ieneral Mcclellan, said;
Il h7loso that l erpress the feelings and
opmioas Of The PRESIDENT, ,ohen 1 sag that
w are fighting JRB to preSerre the 1NTEG
~IY OF THE UNION, and the constitutional
aHhority Of the General Government y
1etGeneral Mcclellan intimates, and his
IMPORTERS never weary of asserting, that
Imsls wicked Abolition war; wrong in
Is origin and infamous in its course. Which
Eghich?
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Gen. Phil. KearnaE,s Protest.

Gen Mcclellan issued his extraordinary
,'aer Tor retreat to Harrison Landing, af-
sF The battle or Malvern Hill, the noble
. SUI gallant Gen. Phil. Kearney exclaimed to
'as officers around him
~ l, Philip Kearney, an old officer, enter
~. o1smn protest against this order for re-
S-r ST.- We ought, instead of retreating, to
iTST n en- 'ne enemy and take Richmond And
s5.I 5iui View OF all the responsibilities of such
:. ,-.'claration, [ say to you all, such an order
HeaSon. - ''' ~ u
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TEMPERANCE HOUsE.-The subscrib


Il would respectfully inf orm the citizens OF
Clearfed county, that he has rented the 'Tipton
Hotel" and will use every endeavor to accommo-
date those who may favor him with .heir custom
He will try to furnish the table with the best the
country san afford. and will keep hay and feed to
accommodate teamsters. Gentlemen don 10 get
the ''Tiptol Hotel" SAMUEL SMITH
Upton, Pa, May IS, 1884
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Richmond Taken.

The subscriber offers for sale his house and lot.
situated in Lawrence twp't, ClearfeId County.
two miles west of Clearfsld Town on the pike
leading from Clearfeld to Curwensville, The
lot con tains acre and half with good frame
house and stable erected thereon. The lot is un-
der good fence. and excellent we'll of water is
on the premises. Also twenty-six apple trees
inc peach trees and one grapevine all of ch oice
fruit For further information call on the sub
scriber the premises.
Sep. 7th, 1864. 3no.- .-pd. ISAAC SWALES.
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DIED

In Ciearfeld, on Monday, Oct. 18th, 1864,
HELEN FRANCES, daughter of Harry and
Olive Imboden, aged 10 months and days.
Little HELEN, you have left me,
And your loss | deeply feel;
But tbs God that hath taken you,
He can all your sorrows heal.
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0hin Elentinn.

The majority in Ohio, on the 'home
vote" is 26, ,OO3, which the soldier vote will
increase it to 5000. All the Ohio regi-
ments in Sherman army, with one excep-
tion succeeded in voting. We elect II of
the g members of Congress, being gain
of 10
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GTRAY BEIFFER-can,

SIRAf HEIFFER.-Came trespassing on
~ the prem ises of the subscriber in Boggs town
SNIP about the last of August, a brinde heiffer
supposed to be one year old. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property paw
charges and take it away it will be sold as tn
law directs W THONPSON
Ortnher
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Latter From Oantain soofsld.

1 friend has sent us the following letter,
written by Capt Scofeld to DR.. Heichhold,
which we print fer the information of the
Captain many friends in this county:
c. S. MILITARY PRISON,
CBARL sToN, s. G.. Sept. 18th, 1864. J
4. P. HEICHHOLD, SURGEON 8TH Z. S.
G. T-SIR [ was captured on the 5th of
last May in the battle of the Wilderness, ]"
Va. Capt Samuel Arthursis also here: he
has been prisoner since June 1868. We
are both in need Of various articles which
we would be very glad if you would send to
US, and we will repay you when exchanged.
We would like if you would send us $40, &.
s money, shirts. 2 pair drawers, l pair
shoes. No. s, for Capt Arthurs, he being
hare footed. some Quinine, and something
for the scurvy. When you write to Brook
vile let them know that we are alive and
we'll. Very Respectfully, your obedient
servant, Ed. ScoFIELD.
Capt Co X. llth Reg't Pa Res
Prisoner of War, Charleston, S. C Jail ard.
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Great reduction in prices of Fall and
Winter Goods.
J. P. KRATZER.

FRONT STREET,
Having purchased large stock since
the late decline in prices, is now en-
abled to offer great bargains in
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS,
Richest printed goods; All wool De.
LANES; French Merinos; Good
Black Silk; Coburgs and AL
pacas; Woolen Shawls;
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies Mantels; Furs and Bonness;
Staple Dry Goods; Millinery
Goods; Hosiery and Notions;
Hats and Caps; Boots
and Shoes
HARDWARE, 'QUEENSWARE,
Drugs and Groceries; Carpets and oil
cloths; Household goods gener-
orally all of which will be
sold at greatly reduced
prices.
Clearfeld, Oct. II, 1864.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE No T35 BRoApwAY, n Y.
CASH CAPITAL. = S2,0O00O0 90
ASSETS. LIST July, 1864. 600 600 90
LIABILITIES, : 81 SIT 81
CHAS. 5. MARTIN, President
A. L. WILLMARTH, Vice-P President
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Policies of Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire.by J. II. FULF0RD Agent
August II. lS64-6m. Clearfeld Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-10-26
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"a OF Administration the estate of James
Penn a, decd, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
Oct. II, lS64-pd. JAS. r Johnson Admir-
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\ OST.-The undersigned lost between Phil
Il 4 ipsburg and Cross Tavern, on the Curwens-
vile pike, Friday of last week. Spy-cIass
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at Carlisle & Co.'S Store in PhiIipsburg
or the journal office, at New Washington with
October IL 1864 JAMES NJ RJTNN
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MAR RiED :

On Sunday, Oct. 9th, 1864, at the resi-
dence of the bride father by ID. Dressler,
Esq r, Mr. JOSEPH j.. HARLEY, to Miss
MARGARET Il. POTTER, all of Union town
ship, Clearfeld County.
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MARYLAND Election

BALTIMORE OCT 21.-Returns now in
show that the new Constitution has beer
adopted By majority of 800 votes
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I. JoHN HATToS. President of First National
Bank of Curwensvile do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of nv knowl-
edge and belief JoHS patton Pres't.
State Of Penna, CO1tzlty Of CkeartfehZ, IS
Sworn and subscribed before me this Sth dav of
Oct A. ID. 1854. JOSIAH Evans. Notary Pub
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Indiana Election.

The majority for Gov Morton, in Indi-
ana, viii reach about q, 900. We have al
so elected eight of the eleven Congressman,
being gain of four
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:1a a4s .s steamer Nando, a blockade runner of
4, gns' with a cargo of 500 bales of cotton,
"ptared by the steamer, Fort Jackson.
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FODDER RCUTTERS-ofa supe rior make
Il for sale at reasonable prizes MERRELI
and BIGLER's, cieaffe'd, Pa
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Z. u. STANTON.

LATER Sheridan, in later dis
patch, dated Cedar Creek, Oct. Esd, says:
II pursued the routed force of the enemy
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, 1864-02-01


Lei thoee who have doubted the virtues Of BULLS
tEDl'oN B11TERs, II any such there be- read INC
1ono"lhg certificate from ccr t1c,urn well Ao"n III
Anls comnlut 1ty, md doubt more
liz general Introduction into the army viii save LUG
AFes OF thousands of our soldiers. ..
LoU1syfLlK, EI., june 3D. 1B61
We. the undersigned. have seen the good effects
Produced by the use OF Dr. JONI BULLS CE0R0N
B1TTERs IN CAFES Of general debility and prostra-
lion OF the system, and believe Its general would
plevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly would tlls be the cMe.
especially those who arc exposed TO miskuadc H.
nucncoe In the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP FFcED, Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis
Chg II !, :, Collector of the Port of Louis
coz ~ ,t,,,,x.rsaa, General Of Ksn-
AEv. j. r. HENDERSON. Cor. Secretary OF Sanitary
v.rSEY, HGt;i.Es & CO, Publishers Dcrnocrst,
II: D0E1!k, Proprietor iortsvtlle Apzelgcf.
GHEs q rAt;kulLL,. Wholesale Dry uoods
.is I:'aSF;: E1,fFN MalR t'5set M kSsss!iis r.
Mntn street, Louisville
TAFT MApoTliEll LthoE!aphefs, cor Market
nnti Third ftrcrt, Louisville, ky. =.
JULIUS WINTER. Clothing Merchant cor. Third
and Market kts, i:oulsytllc, Ky.
ehrT: S:F: Mii.DMEIA, Of Ste4mer Mai. Anderson.
M:J !. 7; THl.I:sTuN, Paymaster q. q. Army.
Z. y. MlTrhLF, National Hotel, Louisville, II.
- o1sGE D. PRENTICE, Lonisvilc Journal.
Sold Chicago i TssstIls s:aS :ef hsaase%S sss q erect.
dc16eC2l SIN 2tew W&n ~ N''N0''f1 - ss''
, 1864-02-01
FLAT and 7nen1p.
OF AGRICUL

y
~ TURE, WAsH1xdroH. u. C., Dec. Is. 1873.
To The GroEern and Aanuf.cturers Of Flag md Hemp:
cor e1sting OF Hon. J. Morthrnd, Of Pcnnsylraula
william n Balllf. OF Rhode Ialan and Jehn a
Narder Of Ohio considr r the following Appropr1x-
don made By the Last Congress, ytz:
.Ior Investigations to test the P1acdcaotnty 81
tufe for cotton, twenty thousand dollars"
Having met, nnd after seyera! days' investigation.
believing that further and RULER notice OF their In
vestigadons might produce valuable results, id.
tontned to neetag.n on Wednesday. the 2lth day Of
They request All interested In the distribution Of
th,s Or sn1lo9s to aevelop the sn9'eSs
or before that day. ssmpes Of ne hemp ane aaI i9
fsbrics prepared b. them. accompanied by stats.
eg,s q .s gar'ons p oeessss Used and nc e9st q
kinds and cost Of machinery nBed. who're made, &c,
together With any and all information thst may be
useful to the Commission. III.
This Information is necessary before an Intelligent
distribution Of the appropriation can be mane.
6AAC NEWTON.
de2suT-2m Commissioner
, 1864-02-01

4 RT1F1C1AL LEGS-C, Stat
~ {oTd ao!e :! rroRretos @ and magufac ct9rer OF DR.
approved and adopted By the Union States Govern
ent which has appointed him 70 supply them to dis
1bled soldiers. FHkk. Orders addressed to C. STAT
FORD la6 South Clark street. Chicago. viii receive
immediate attention. Send for Pamrh1eu,
p O. Boz 108. de1s-ss96-3m III AAkTu
, 1864-02-01

WA.nfrGrnr. n r. .rnn a. faS{
Sealed proposals, il duplicate, nfe fuvitad Hntil
HIDES, TALIoW' HopEs ana MnisSS or of III III Gov. s
eminent Cattle slaughtered withln TIC ancient ,tts
OF tho District of Co1unha III taTee monins ar more
frpru Inc COMMENCEMENT Of the cnntrsrt ~ 1
Thc sbove Articles to &c coiec.ed b. The coatrac.
catic are Ied At snh Il ~ a1 r.
Nv the nf{rer n ch,rre ss oo eE7'soA<o~
The Contractor elall be liable for all the HIdes sn
a9o 9ses s 6a tso eTssy
hnpsar to liz SnnsIsfc1ra nrnnrtmrnt s5st ~ =.
arertnn draorn IA ~ - & ses ~!
saf5 articiee 0'i1 eeA7 as ""c W oota'a s"o
Psymf nj r,1r he rrnnf1el avnrv trp a,vu !, to.e,
men{ fpnda " 's 'e4' W.. 9~''' - efo's3"-
articles rcferred TO- and be accompanied oy TIM fol-
oFfps asfs e 81 eaca
PROPOSALS.:
l.. OF the State or - connt, or -
go'n & fs$ 9,a e.
dnsl snd a4. o. enS es n o. 1oianss
md ienres} suhlect t tks rnndttinn. ~ M ~ "1suS
sisemtnt hTrsrsi,S rrr,nd..3 VI sAa @ase3~
>'9~>1>1' AWAY "'Sa ~ ~nrs4esS. snTrr
auahAStkE:
He: he uaderslgned. residents Of -. in the
end sevcra1l5 covenant With the United Statea snd
guarantees. 70 case the forcroing bid Of shall
seeeptanes ii said Bid. sisn cons5cs ioe .,as a
prompt and faithful execution Of The suc. na that
nfeen thousand dollass for he paFf5rmaac5 o1 hls
contract, In conformity With the terms nf fs nr1-
posaL md that case the salt shall Mi 10 eu-
tef Into cottsct tho terms OF the adyert;sc-
HIM. >..s1t
, 1864-02-01
FRESH BEEE.

nrst s9 s!zsn. leysto tas TSGo
M: S. & Fenraas, -. 7hsa ~ III b. eSsllelS
opened go read. q neral TesrJ Office, III he WIN
Ihe Beef 10 be sound and wholesome, In alternate
5: e sss s 8
nis9sa aye timsa PCT week. auch days - may bo
sa Saef ssi no.
ether Directly or Indirectly tu ANY other bid for this
ee. saa e 81 "a s 3
s;$ IL 81 p Ss III
s;atss he dttereEce cost on ths 6eef 70 b far-
n oetEeen ne BID In which sneiF names appear
d, sa, ess Fe o. m qst specify shs names and I'D
The accepted bid will form the bssls for \ written
contract OF the usual fafEl an conditions, fsee form
y g1,sI'eeps Ie Of Subsistence Department.
4 bond of eight thousand dollars, with TWO good
aEa s91tc1ent suFeuet whe5c namss s9Gst 30 tc:a.
Gommls;a1y, Gcnefsl sbsi1 direct; cotnmeoc'nx on
Il r. s
s e
oges oi w =
With aas xheh sSs s.
patt he contract, md printed Q: i atached
to each bid. C. L. E1LuUEsN, ::
Lieut. Col.s A. G. O. g.
county o'..-.---.....:.-.state of..:..:.......-..
iesssy - s1srsn saarants. :.
l. es qsf ePP III
a.e shs 70
tween bis Tor thete) bid and tho next higher.
+s% u
, 1864-02-01


:on1dcntial Physician, formerly Of st. Iouis. Mo.}
ns ~ antt,n ~ S9aiq Einrk strest
'ctt Office. on al Chronic Diseases. and diseases oi
private and delicate nature both sexes which he
1 rta,s T1th nnparallclet eueces. Rooms separate,
Shcre adics and Gentlemen cnn consult the Doctor
~, rs s'risssst rFIyacy ontse hours from "a Il
prudential Consultations fire, Address r. .. Rox
- EuSloEE tHo stamps and ccl bis Cuidc to Health
FROM thc Doctors long experience In HoersAl mud
rlvale rracslcc. he IL abe perform, and viii guar
ntea Teriect cures for a Chronic Diseases In their
,,sst ,. st!ere and copleasd sagcs, in very short
Young men suffering tram ecltahuse are Invited to
a.: az. perfect enrc whErnntcd. Femke irreguari-
les attendant on Puberty. Mcrstruation. persons
avlnE any otetructfonst TO marriage, should can ut
Pts PTS And oe cured. Best Of city Fc1cre1ccs ~ to
btItg Rad SUCCESS. IaBt76Q4w
duman Eraflfy, or Eshys1oloSI.
cn1 Ikc~earchek,
should be rtad by everybody. 1t treats o., and
I'd unhappy contamination nsAy be subvcrted, with
sure method Of dirpelling the lnisGtrlnEs many
e1encg ~ snterinE ihe marriage state. Sold by Dr.
:. a: BARRON, 1874 Hlecckcr street, New York.
nse = cents. Mailed free everywhere.
Io oe had also Of IL. SCOVIL. ~ Randolph street,
aeaCo Ill. de2s-t9i.1g.1s
, 1864-02-01

Formerly Of .Jamee' Hospital, Custom House
'sandoph street. Chicago, Illinois, specialist in the
:,cs'n; I, snt Of @ OLp tn1ox1c, MEKcnH45l. BLOOD
7urcs them without resurtin. to MHreury, 1od,de
.o!aest, Arsenic OF saEsaparlllA. III. James CsEs
AEcTEALlzER+ WHICH POSITIVE CURE IN all
Hood diseases. 0rgaplc Weakness. brought on by
1cess. oyer taxation Of business. or entaed hcred
ch!lity, etc, cured By an tnfablc method and The
nly cure fos this misunderstanding both time and e1.
1tIssr.
Gid Diseases Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS.
n;cllrs the face, enall watcry blistera palms il
lt head aud boncs, liberated throat nose limbs and
- rcroluiR, together with m endless number pt
;: snEs. -"
t.Jalrcs Is recommended ty the press gencrrl1y Of
Sal colleges etc. Thoee afflicted should apply iule
ltn'e!y, Md be cured Of these terrible Diseases
Ienicn}'cT Dr. James 0f1ce and tarlorH nt e5
3sEdo!ph, between State and Dearborn streets.
once onen from A. n. until P. II. Consultations
HyiclAhlG. tR${-u6ll,!1W
, 1864-02-01

PROVIDENCE, e, l.
NJ LORD 4 EMTTT, Whucaale UrnggtstB, aa
trect, Chicago. H., Gen"ral Western Agents, to
. I, all orders may BIZ addressed te1QEd1y
, 1864-02-01

l. the great Anttdcte to Cn1ds Coughs and Cousump-
Hon. and its use will amply repay The confidence u
ne user has already done much, and Is destined
70 40 more. to mitigate and finally banish fom the
sHanify as CONSUMPTION, fel.EQ1t No Wis
, 1864-02-01

STATE OF C0NNECTICUT,HA HARTFORD. COVN-
T1, sS-Ierso9sl15 appeared before me, Henry FoE-
teroaihs. Thouas A. Alexander, Ptesldent, AMI La.
clns I. Hendee, Secretary. and made solemn oath.
ton OF the Etna Insurance Company Is tTua.
Henry Fowler, Justice Of the Peace,
, 1864-02-01

Mntr Dye! EFuIr Dye.!
Se ns nAK 1s a1 F Ra nzsE
-aI,E Dye known This s2iendla Hal. Dye il Perfect
;,toesl bLArk or AA TrKAL tsrows without In]nring
t 1Islr q Staining tie Sk1n. leaving the Hair Sort
I'D Beautiful: impnrts fesl vitality. frequently rcs-
rnE ste rrsst,nc color end rccstn:s Tho III cnets Of
tok nll others mere i1ni;ations aud sflonid Be
'~cldnd Sold b. a,E Druggists, &c. Factory, 81 Bar
'lAE street. New York, fvE.s9H1.1y
, 1864-02-01

TIE illinois Central Rallr Dad Lanls are all situated
Within fifteen miles Of Road. and extend tta wboie
length Of the State from MOI til to South. For ali
ia,ms ~ " m sd r. tracts of FORTY eighty acres
tracts for the capitalist OF stock raiser The inI
prices At which thsy sIe sold oger grent nducoments
Il at the BALES the past year have been 10 iares
amounting to MS $40 acres fpI S32o1S67 T~f
, 1864-02-01
Nrt) 39utjlratt0tts.

DASSINIS ART OF SINGING.
d An Analytical, Physiological and Practical sys-
tenn for -.-... d..
THE CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE.
Py CAE1o BAss111. Edited By q. STORES VILLAS.
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