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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12
: tK. A. M. HILLS DESIRES TO INFORM

fines him TO his Office
all the time. and he
will th erefore be una
bic to make Profes-
sional Visits to any Of
his accustomed pla' e.
this sum mcr hutmay
be found at his Office
on the south west cor
ner of Frohtand Nam
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

streets at all times. except when notice pear
in the town papers to the contrary. July, 1863
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nmigrsti ~. Looking 10 the great fuiu e
/ should say The first thiug for the south .
white immigration; the second thing IS
white immig grafton the third thing Is white
immigration. lou ah uld DO eve ythiug IN
your power 90 invite white p0pulatJr q,
both BY your lesisl8ti and favorable pus-
lie sentiment. Receive Immigration iron
Europe ana the United states with open
arms. The danger In the future IS in q col
lision o. races; yous safety 10 10 the closest
symp tihy with yOUr own race IN the Uuited
State. You need the friendship Of the
American people take every step 10 OBJ
tain 60.
Another objection 20 reconstrucuon is,
thst the national debt Will be IN danger OF
repudistiou from your votes. This would
be fatal policy on y0ur part-sustain the
national debt as a fundamental article OF
your policy.
Ana now, fellow citizens. permit me to take
a kind farewell Of YOU, and return you my
ncere thznks for your generous support for
50 many years. Had the State needed my
services ! should have shared her fortunes
10 the end. Blu; ] nov feel az liberty to
seek elsewhere 10 restore my fortune, shat
tered as il has been by the war. i shall
remember nothing but your kindness, and
will lose no opportunity that may be IN my
power % advance your interests
With great respect. &c ,
WLLIAx ". BoYcE.
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Before Adam Go existed. With aim 30
titled the sol. Hi.h BIZ saas 10 built Ola
sud founded ties. Mheu Noah construct. %
lie ark 90 assisted h.m during aII those
long years 10 viii "a men laughed him 90
sc0ru, aud with him Dc tscapri the danger,
Of the Hood With h.m aud his IONS 10
aided u Iedeemiug from destruction 70
Z owned world, and u bringing tha earth
90 a new perfection.
hen che Tower Of Babel was reared u.
the plains OF Shinsr 10 added tone to stone.
until the confusion 0t t1ugurs forever piI
en- eud O. the erection 1f tnst remarkably F.
eiihCe-
10 was With be sons aI lsssal vheu lhD.
laHguished iu h.ujuge under the Iu r r.
Pharaoh lt 90 hrrei straw aHI clay. auT
those memo.shl bricks were Manufacture,
uuder its Hsp.ces.
When solomon built toe temple at Irru.
salem, BE- was present and ass.-t.l 10 .ts con
struetion, and u beau tying % tor Worship
Cities have arisen 90 rs hehs.r The ps -
ace Of the king, the howell Of the r5 D.. thy
tempe Of The pIoUs, and the stable oi the
beast, nave aN sprung into existence by ifs
aid. 10 built the iirsl enc NJ. thc hrst mii
this Nrst vessel. the lr-t factory. aud th-
FIRST steamboat and not one has been built
without be aid. u lai3 the het and .rua
| frame Of che Great Ea.teru--it has doe
more pro6table jobs 90 reared aIl tbs crvs
tai palaces 10 made an tao ayapaus cd uat,
ana huilt au peaceful homes The Hrst and
secuhd Atlantic cables were woven hv. Dr.
also cree cd aA the famous st.uetarss is ODE
od World sud the NeE.
IL rs sull very busy, Dovu .u She lake
tunnel; ia the iaroH deep @. q dark miu--
Of Europe ia The c0sl bed iu the city ar
I in the iores;, on The utaUniau and 10 en-.
/ valley ia every pace where stalwari mst
/ mud work, there iJ sbIde.. AM rurlro8df
/ all churches, al msUtuu1u- ot learning. fa
| form and punishment, are burt by & helm
/ 10 the poor it IS q hrm friend, Jo tho ri-h ,
/ faithful servant To gives digaty b. hau
/ esty, anal leisure comfort. 10 IS found aI
| farfus, IN ships, and on a million workshop.
/ To liyei for al men, despise6 BY mauy, 6u
| honorei By more; pa some lands gaeuial
/ and making hGHorah reputatious -fh1t
who honor b. 20 IS ptogieslve vet ara
/ diguity forest
al m all, is prince'y genius. Depriv
/ The word Of b and chaos would com
| sgain- II Is the heritage OF the good. on
the enemy Of the bad. 1t is cosnIop, Eia,
An men live by e. and without it. Iil
here aud hereafter, would De- miserable.
Is n9 hcti5ni bUt thb sood genius ol th
world and iis name is-Lason.-Cf .l-a
J0us.ai.
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A correspond Mt Of the New York Evening
Pest, who seems % be very well informed
writing on the 2Tth Of November, in the
City Of MeXic0-says % the relative posi-
tons OF the Imperiaiisis and Liberals:
HIhe Imperiaiists and Liberals Ia Mexico
occupy about the following relative posi-
lions Tbrse-f0urths Of the territory IS to-
day IN er the direction Of the Liberal or
Nexicsn auth0-ities he late strnEeticaI
movement Of the Liberia having compelled
Bazaine 10 recsll nearly al the troops under
bis comm and in the States Of Jalisco, ~ o
choacan, Guansjuatn, Pueblo, Guerrero, ar d
OaXica, ia order 70 protect the Cry Of Nezi
90. With the exception Of slsal Nerds ia
Yucatan. Bsximilian is unknown 10 the
State. Not sn Imperial order nor an Impe-
rial soldier j. known 10 the State Of Chaps
In the Sou hern rti0n % Vera Cruz tua
Oaxaoa, and the South Of Acapulco, IN Guer-
rsrs, 70 teni.ln is paid % Macmillan or
the embryo empire No mails arrive FROM
thee districts. IN S1nOrs. saraiiva. Du-
range, Cnihuahga, Coihuils, New Leon.
Tamauljras. Zacstecs, Sau Louis Pot1s.
Northsrn Vera Cruz, Northern Mexico.
Gususjusio with she exception Of the large
cities, the aachority OF Aiaximilian is un-
known, and in the cities 70 b. not enforced .
% sccouut Of the weakness q the garrison. .
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From ST. Louis.
Great Fire-ProbabIe Loss $500, goo.
Funeral Of Col. O'Fauon.

SPECIAL Dispatch % toe CIaaianau Gsz-fJr-
81. LouIs, De-. IA lire broke out "a
the city in building occupying q block o.
the leyee, between Market and Wslnu
streets, about half past Z . 1clock last night
and after much labor by the Fire Depart
meat, was Thought 90 Re extiuguished, bul
about I o'clockit broke out aga n, and ragged
tearfuily an night. The westher wbs IA
teusely cold, and the water almost concealed
before reaching the FIRE.
No. ] was occupied bv Axire & Co. gro
GERS, and Cole Bros, commission merchants.
The ire was mainly confined 70 the upper
stories Of this building. Loss u7t sscer-
tanned.
No. . was occupied by Underhill & Eatoa.
commission merchants, and Horace Hoitun ,
sal loft. Loss OF former net a'eertained;
Holtou's loss is estimated at SIS, b0o, incurred
for $4,000.
No. was occupied by J. G.. Greer 4 Co..
commission merchants, ard Naples Packet
90. Loss, former Sl0,0oo, insured. The
ground floor of this building was occupied
by the City Beer Hall. where the ere org
iEatei.
No. was occupied BY Jones a Co., liquor
merchants. Loss not known SherEo1d.
Hearns Z Co., commission merehaHts. Loss
- ,0oO Insured; Hatch & Co., commission.
Loss unknown.
No. 5, occupied by s,snuarl, Gilbert a
Co., commissions merchants, though not
burned, sustained considers bic damage by
water.
Nos. and 8, which were burned entirely
out, were owned by Robt. Campbell, and
valued at SIS 600. The amount Of insur-
Sncc is unknown.
Nos. I snd 4, the latter OF which was
comp eteiy burned, were owned by s. B.
Virgins. Value, SIS zoe, and insured. The
total loss BY the IRE cannot De sisted nov,
but il must be very large.
The funeral Of Col. O'Fallon to-day was
attended BY the members Of she Boerd OF
Trade, the City Council, city officers, sew
eral members Of the Legislature, and
number Of citizens OF al classes. The SER
vices were performed az So. Georges Church
by Bishop Hawks, assisted by Dr.. schuyler
and Rev. Mr.. Berkeley
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
ENIRST NATIONAL BANK-Government Deposi.
Il tyry-Ao. 81 College street, between Union
and The Puniic square dealers IN UncurTeni
money, Exchange, CON, and Government Securi-
ties OF All EIuts. stocks and Bonds bought and
sofa OF Commission. Collections promptly At
tended 70.
q. SANFORD, Pres't. Jas 6. OaDEs .Cash'r
M ARR THOS S.-Broker, corner Uricn and
IA College street,, buys and sells Gold Urcur-
Fens Money, G5FeInment Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on G. mzllssI0n.
9 ECJND NATIONAL. BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ y cherry street, de 'ls in Exchange. Govern
meni Securities aud co n. Collections promptly
attended 60 J. LUNsDES, Cashier.
V'HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il besls m Exchange; Government Securities
and Cola. Collections promptly attended 10.
God Stocks aud Bonds sid on Commission.
W. W. BERRT, President. EDGAK JONES, Cashier
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furnishing Goods,

UNDER GARNEFrs,
WHITE WAISTS.
MORNING WHAppEK4.
CHILDREN SUITS.
INFANTS DRESSES
tLOAhs,
INFANTS CAPS
UNDER sLEEVEs.
HEAb-DEEasEs.
LADIES' CAPS.
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ef.b, sal rrrJ .s-ssI .lJ.ss
GLOVES.
HOSIERY.
HANDKEECTEF-
LACE5. AND
EAlBElIuEEl
our Millinery u-par.r ca. .- ..ar.-s-..a
DONNELs, IUHBASs. Ribbons. HATS.
fLOH Frs, AND
Fancy Goods.
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POTS
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NE. RaYmond,s sneerh.

WssHISGIoS, Dee. 2l.-Ths only event ~.
Con grsss. to-day outside oi the usual rou-
tine, Was the speech Of Heury J. Rsymord
in the Houfe, IN reply % Thaddsul stevens
Il occupied some thirty minutes IN DELIVERY
sud was listened 20 By large audience. 4,
was an earnest defense of the PresiieBf'-
policy and ;he plsn Of FsstarHliou. Iser ti-
sally aHd severely denf unced Alr. steven
HssnraPii9n that the southern sia.es were
without ths Union, and favored ha.mouy,
pshce and reunion The debate, a. iimss,
became very spifited, owing o. numerous
INTERRUPT By Ae.sTs Bingham, Stevens
md schenck
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

CAMPBELL MoEWEN Il GROE5BECK, Attor
- neys AZ Law snd Claim Agents, practice IN all
the C5urts- COieclOns promptly attended 10
glso claims against the United Ststes and Vouchers
col-e.tad. llca lL knr-n L-harrE aL-aa. nm -ta-r-
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ark o
sexes
Deue
- sal
,Eshvle
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special Correspondence Of tas Cmc.rnsu Gazette
sumner on johnson.

MASHINGrOS, Dee. ~
OF course, the political sensation IS Mr..
/ summers remark, comparing the Presidents
/ answer 10 his resolution % the "white wash
| ing Kansas message Of PRECEDENT Pierce
/ Such superserviceable persons as Mr.. Do
/ little and Mr.. Dixon, both Of whom feceuLly
| signalized themselyes by voting against 81.
their associates on the question OF raising
| the Reconciliation Committee, lest they
/ should offend the President, are On con
vulsions. More caudo gentlemen, Ike
| Mr.. Fessenden, are quiet, preierriug thas
| Sumner should be the FIRST 10 say the un-
/ popular things they all feel.
IL Is not impossible that this open "a G fer
| q rupture may elise, as tao or three previ-
| GUS ones have closed but it is not % be de-
MED that the prospects SIRE squally. IT, as
il would now seem, the Pres.deEi has de-
lermined TO force through his reorganizu-
ton policy, llisiou Is ineyitab o.. Con
gress is really more determined on this
point than 10 was on the hrst day Of he ses-
sion, A number Of gsntlemen have 1t -
true, si0lgbed If rln the unwial1ly ma
purity; and still more, under the p1tent
pressure Of executive influence, are sure TO
40 the same thing But the bone and siuew
OF the Union MAJ rity, the men who act
from convictions and not from anxiety from
the second hand dispeusatiou Of morals
nom the White Hou kitchen, have no no
ton whatever Of reversing or modifying
their action. They viii prevent lhe ad-
mission Of any Senators or Representatives,
from the seCeded States IIi alter the thor
ough investigation snd report which they
expect from their Committee. Tneir course
then must depend on the aspect Of atiairs
thus presented but 1t is drawing urou no
spirit OF prophecy to say that the Chancts
Tor the present Southern applicants Will not
grow brighter.
To is hoped--aud with good rsasou.-that
the President recognizes this determination,
and Ike o wise statesman means 90 shape
his course accordingly, 10 Ess Caleb tush
ing, think, who said 20 John Tyler that
the mistake the Whigi made was ia forget
ting that his administration was ana estab-
lshrd fact, The mistake the Wings made
then, the President would make now,
should I've forget that this Congress. whose
term lasts nearly as long IS his, aud whose
magnificent majority counts lar above q
hundred, after an tbs driit-wo0d that has
adhered 20 rather than been q part Of %,
has been washed aWay-that tins Con ggess,
thus potCHt and lasting, can % her make or
ru his place ia history. Alr. johnson viii
be less shreVd politician than bis record
would indicate, If be should fail 10 see thi-;
or IL he should isil to remember the other
iact-that Tylerized administrations raua9f
Be- rg-eleetr3.
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We Ask

Tie suffering mi lonl IN our lsnd 10 give this
rene ~ a Jral. c1uUrCed tlst hy its timely "a
mauT msT b. relieved, maay curtd Cf IyspcpsI q
heartluru, sour -l1nsch, SICK hesdsc e. lIz-
ucss, Indigestion. lIIPS { silVeness B l.ous Al
tacks, Liver Cr.alrisn - RheTna'ic Afe-uuns' &c
kesd ihe Pamphlet ~ Testimonial with ca D hot
ue' ala 80 MOI usc the mediline against ne sdylct
81 your PHysio.au.
Manufactures only by TARRANr A CO., ~
6teenrich street New YORK.
- - -.ia y 81 f,-,,-riais. u.ygly
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PuhLtc DocUuEyrs.-The New York World
gives the public the following Interesting il-
i0rmati0u
70 Eiay moi be generally known thatauy
one can now send CO. the public printer. a.
Wsahi ngi0n, and order q set OF document.
and pay Tor them q mode. ate price, de-
pending on the cost. Heretofore The public
have been dependent on members oil Com
gresi for documents. and .t hes been gre .t
source Of anuoysnce 10 member. as well as
% those who wished 20 procure them. For
this important change, we uuder.taud. We
are indebted % Senator Anthony, 5f Riot e
Island, Chairman Of the Prisuag Commit
tee, IN the United State Seuate. Toe new
sysiem IS not perfect, but &c is q great iu
provenept on the Old prac Fee. O., booked
lers may nov order sets Of mil.t ~ and IA.
val documents, and keep them f1r sole. For
THIS so-t OF documents, there Wall probably
he dcmaad l9r many years alter tha war
q over. English Parliamentary l1eumerfa
base long been sold d he public 81 east .
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fEu
enrrNa
av'
proper
arnca
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SUFFE R e II S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRkNT O..

TARRtNr A CO.
Gentlemen "a am a resident OF CJIrscos. and have
teen dispos' q % write CO you concerning the resl
value OF yolr SELIEER APERlENr as "a remedy
OF lnA session and dyspepsia. L desire 20 exure-s
q Ngl uy suoers Erattude fort tie great Jeneht the
hl--lAsh has zone nv wife.
For lgur uT nve wears my vie has hear sadly
s-tl-ed with pysDeuSia. and der beng under he
estlsnJ 81 -eYera ho.turs for rNa or three yesrs
she VS. hns'y ndlgei 90 sees the sdylce O. a
learned ihls.r.sns lvrJoT CsblslIs, o. NeneEuels,
who Immedia civ treated her w.rhs veur kFFK-
Nh,ChcI shLILEk ArERTFNT. sHe bsrsn %
improve 80 Cuee, sn1 Is nov pEKFECrLY WELI.
iesl % o. uc nv duty Ter TIE good OF humanity %
make tls statement feeling thai medicine 20 val
uahie should he sidc'y known
Ifusilug Won " n give this publsty an repeat
luE my earnest g-ariuie and thsnks
] an ycrs e-ifJIiy yours
$. u. c. HENRIQUER.
New Yo--. Jaue - '6h Ne chant, Clifs,so' : A.
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ProsIamatlen br rhe -
srATE o. NEs-EE.
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STATE Or TENNEg-EF-
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leeuar.fHl - neratF fasuuIsal lN- eHa a.. ,.
$50 cll 1r.ss 81 olan..u coHsa afru- ~ a. -
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Pablo sale
or
Horses and Mules.

I WILL -eil it ~ ue SAFE. every SATURDAY
mo- ling. comm ueiaE CD Size teen irsf = 81
O'Clock. NJ no stable ~ baFta HuuafF.cn. So Ia
Nouh thsrry 70 tsH door II aa 80 % Tss.-
ire, 1umoef q hUl - an.l bob 81. ne haas
of keep Hr1i-lsa g. heuderso1-s SAB. nf III
pme-- Bones tut Mules ruf up g rrrf.rsf .
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"e ar sulaer1si o.. araolu-l wuu..
glaN'' As.J, a. "a candidate ..r Csa1f. la.s-
l-'.isou Coluly, a. ths su ..-s March ...-..'-
q, taoroeaarua.--Pa Photographs of o,u.-,.,
E,eelAl snd eaaiclcrass. ihs Iarrsst col
-ee..en ~ iAa vest, .lT sale. " aaisssIs 49,,
is'a'l- Remember the Phase. GALLERY \. ~,
mTcial Hotel. 't.,.-7-
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Agents wanted In Every TOwu

10000 Copies Already Sold
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This work will be IN every particular Trustworthy
and sccu ate-wu'ten hy the Lieut-(5eneIal's life
long friend IRON official documents put erCJasitslg
into his hands, u cannot ial TO meet every REQUIRE
nent Of the public expectation.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

OTIS, e. A.-AttoIney and Councillor az Law
~ Office e215 Cherry s.; p. o. Box 74s.
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Wanfad.

A PAHfNEa = On cssh rom 900 10 SIS 1c..
n 20 n ne Hotel business 10 q larFe eirv IN
ne s7uin- Tie houra D. do - ARE da.iaegs
nos ms1 thst hss soDs tzpsrencs q tie Ho-
iei su-insss Prgfsrt1 AddTsss
dscsu A. ;. C., nashville, ?. o.
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BOOEsELLERs AND srATIONERS

SPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEI {
- FRANK, success oTs 70 NJ }. Drlcke., Brewers
Of Ale snd Lager Beer, No. Al Broad stIeeI, Nash
vile Tena. does ~
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

AT fERS HUNT-Msnufacturer Of all the
vi Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryal-s, Y Norm
MarAet street.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

AkEf SMITH, Nos. &c ard 3s Union street,
- lup stsirsl represent the flloWiog Companies :
41-lna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, PhoenlI and KnickerbocSer Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Notice.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
N2szFTILr. Dec 2. Ied2. 4
MEETING Of ne 8tosknolderp o. The Fir.t
a Nauonss aaBk q NEshrilie, Tsnn vii b. held
~ the oars q 80 Sank oE Tuesday, JsElsry sth,
isss f5r he siecton q siK DreotoTs to serve The
ensuins Fusr JAS. q. 0GDEN,
dscF-im pasiasf.
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NJ ERElTF & HILI,-Dealers IN Wall Papr
vi Window Shades, WnJoW Glass; and Photo
graphic MsteriRl, corner Of Church hnd Ma ke
streets
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This work will be In every particular Trustworthy
and sccu ate-wri'ten hy the Lieut-3en elaTs life
long friend. from official documents put crClHtesly
INTO l.s hsnds q cannot fail TO meet every require
nlent OF the public expectation.
The following extracts nom the
PrsfarAtOry Letter from tue Author
fully eNplsiu the character and scope Of the w,rk
USIvEEsTTT o. PESSsTIvsS1a.
PHLAOE MA, July !. IsJJ.
MY DEAE sra 1T Is with peealisr pleasure that
] have undertaken 70 write the military hoRrRDhv
OF LieuteuHnt General 6rsn', because having
known him from boz hoOd, have watched the sue.
cessiFe steps and syn mstrioal developments Of h.
chsrartsT, and ind IN his complete and rounded
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