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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
SIEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA. SATUR
Ladies Sea Bathing.

| Summer Scenes on long Island B ach.
! By, midday The bs.h-housss, where
( they hire bathing suits, are crowded with
applicants, many OF whom ATE ladies.
You leave your valuables with the keeper,
snatch up pair of blue jean unmenuon-
ab!es, retire TO an elegant apartment. fted
up l0xuriously with rough pine bench and
bucket of salt water. and in few mo-
ments. if you are sPry, yoO are transform
ed from ,olersble looking, we'll dressed
ynuug man into shambling. barefooied,
goose -necked nondescrip,. in comparison
with which q Sandwich Island ragamuffin
/ is a Broadway swell. Bu, your natural
tmidily is lost when You witness The Ia
dies emerge from their bathing closets in
their bathing costumes. The usnsforma.
iion. if surprising in your case, is aston
lshrg in lheis.
Fancy gsudily. plumed paroqnei de.
nuded Of its feathers and then rolled in
mad, and you can have some idea Of the
appearance Of the ladies. They enter the
bath.hoUse in all the glory OF lounces,
crinolnes, parasols, and waterfalls they
come out Of it like so many beggar maids.
with their coarse cloths CIingNng 10 their
limbs and their l,llc heads made hldeous
in slouchy, broad brimed bat, which
would occasion turn up IN the nose OF a
Patsgonian peasant. They ron ias, and
awkw ardly 10 the bench in order TO con-
cesl their ungainliness in the waves, and
you follow them for the briny path in
whose glorious lOxury almost every thing
else is lost.
The foaming breakers come up in ir-
regular bursts, and their power can be ex'
perienced in numherless wavs. After the
first plunge. the bather can recIine upon
The strand and take the waves in cool
sail rppes about the feet and ihIehs: or
he can pIonge in waist deep and run his
chance Of being rolled over and again by
tine white.capped headers as they roll in
from mid ocean.
The LADIES' look even less handsome
when they emerge from The sea, and you
don't feel like falling in love with one o.
Them. The cheeks and eyebrows Of some
Of them were well PANIED and blockeneC
before they entered the SEA, and they
come out wonderfully transformed. Black
eyebrows turn tlon%e. and rosy check:
hsggard and pale; but the freshness Of lh'
ocean at tie same ume G ings 10 them, and
tho glory Of health and boan;y 10 CLEAN
10 ihsn eyes Certainly, nearly all OF
these swimmers and hathers return 20
their homes iresher aud brighter, and per.
haps better from ,heir contact with the
sea.-NeW York Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
THE ROSE OF RON.

There is a Rose whose beauties grace
The garden where /! grows;
Il lowls hearts i, finds place.
Ills Sharon's lovely Rose.
CHORUS.
Beautiful Ross, beautiful Rose,
Rose of Sharon, beauuiul Rose,
Rose oi Shsren, beautiful Rose.
Unchanged by time, it never dies,
lIs beavues ne'er dsPat,
And not .hoTn this rose suppliss,
10 pierce lis home, The heart.
Though in this wilderness fo,loEn
This lovely rose is found,
Before the morning Stars were horn
/. boomed Oh heavenly sEcund.
lie fragrance filed the heavenly plains,
And all The soma of earth
May prove the virtues il contains,
And sing It's wondEous worth.
In regions psrshsd by burning heat.
Ok chilled by polar SHOWS,
The Rose Of Sharon we may meet
For Jesus is .ha. Rose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
A Prsyer.

In the State OF Ohio there resided .
family, consisting Of an old man OF The
name Of Beaver, and his three sons, all OF
whom are hard "pe,s" who had often
laughed 10 scorn The advice snd enIesties
Of pious though very eccentric minister,
who resided in The same town. l. hap.
pened one OF The boys was bitten by q
rstlIesnake and wac expected TO die, when
the minister, was sent for in great haste,
On his arrival he found ,he young msnl
penilent and ANXIOUS 10 be prayed 9th.
.lne minister, calling on the family. kDeli
down and prayed in lhIs " Use ); 70 Lordf
we thank Thee for rsilesDskes. We
thank Thee because o ra,llepnake, has biz
jim. We pray Thee send raiuesnsks
10 bite John send one 10 bile BIl and.
D Lord send the blePes kind OF a rail-
,iesnsAe 10 bite The old man. Tor noiLine
but rsgIesnske will ever bring The Beaver
family 10 repentance. st.si ID gfs9
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
HOSANNA.

What are those soul reyivng strains
Which echo thus from Sstem' s.plains I
Whatanlhems loud. and louder sui, r,
So swselly sound from ZIon's hill I?
o.. cHoRUs. .r E.
GLORY, glory y let US sing.
Nhhe heaven and earth with "GlOry J.
ling
'Hossnna, hosanna, hossnna 10 the Lamb
Of God
10, lis an infant chorus sings
y"Hosanna to The King of kings -
The Saviour comes. and babes proclaim
Salvation sent in Jesus name.
Messrah's name shall JOY impar',
Alike 10 Jew and Gentle heart
He bled for US. he bled for you.
And we will sing Hosanna TOO.
Proclaim hosannas loud and clear;
See David's Son and lord appear:
All praise on eatth to him De given,
And GLORY !" shout through highest
heaven.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
She KnoHh the Men

This is The lale,, from Fanny Fern,
addressed 10 the ladies' I. 'ahch
"Show bvI strip OF xhite siocking
above your boot. or bi, OF rmbroidered
skirt. or a Bslmorsl. and 700 may LEAD
men by the nose. Ihs,e positively seen
gentlemen stand al The corners. esgerIy
bobbIug their heads this way sDd thai. 70
catch sight Of ibe galler boois, {. they
alighied from the various ombIhu.ses.
Not slf young men either. bu Qray heads
ed old codeers. who bad grsbdps wssssx
all over ihem." .soslagfA 4 ,a5.aH 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
SING PRAISES.

In the rosy ligh, Of the morning bright,
lifs the voice of praise Oh high.
From the lips Of youth 10 TIE God Of
uuth,
Let the joyful echoes fly.
CHORUS
Sing praises, glad praises,
Sing. CHILDREN. sinp
lie, your songs arise TO the lofty skies,
And exul, IN God uu, King
As he looked in love i,em the world
sboVs.
Dor dlsue"es filled hi. ey.:
And world to save. his Son b. gave
On the bloody Tree TO die.
lie, hi. praise be spread. Tor the Lmb
who bled
To deliver us from woe,
Has endured the cross. the disgrace, ,h'
loss;
lie, hi. praise for ever flow.
Now exalted high Ger the earth and sky
lie delights IN mercy snll
BeaG' his gracious ear our requests Il
hesr,
And our longing souls 10 fl. ,
On the crosshs hung for the. old an
,o young.
But he loves the ehid,en besi:
70 his arms ws'A fy, on has grace rely, ,
And secure his promised rest! q.s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
Gen. Lee at Bockbridge Alum Springs.

A correspondent TO he Richmond In.
gujrer, from RocabrIdge Alum Springs.
SAYS: Great eXcilemcni General Lee
is approaching f! The cry runs from
cabin to cabin that "Gen. Lee Is coming, y
when presently that noble old hero is
seen to paps the gate. Npnnled on bis
renowned old white charger. and quietly
moving through The lawn, is seen thai
mighty warrior. clothed in the hsbhjmenrs
OF peace He wofeis SUI, of pure white
linen, broad brim straw hal. with high.lop
boots outside Oi his pants, gloves and
spurs. as lie passed, our door on his old
war.hoTss. which seemed IN step proud
and light. as il conscious of The treasure
he bare. could hut gaze upon and adj.
mite the noble bearing OF he venerable
old hero az he passed QnI''ly along, v,th
his si!rery locks, erect form and soldier
ly appearance, mOdeshy SasIng his Rand
and tipping his ha. TO The many admirirg
friends as they greeted him 10 admiration
aud love''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
An Incident.

4 "reb" who bad long Isnguishet or
The sweets OF 8 forced idleness, Coure.
qveni upon he occupation having termi.
mated With Lees surrender. began 10 look
about him Tor something 10 be, 10 do, or
TO suffer. Thinking himself sufficiently
RECONSTRUCTED, he applied for work a, one
OF the departments, presided over BY a
federal officer.
Have you been in The rebel service ?"
he was asked. ri...J .....fs-..
"Yes sir" was the reply.
"Ip sBy battles r. -...
"Abopt eighle P'ich'd battles, cir"
Ever killed any Ysnktes 7"
.'No, sr Be'sr kiilsd my O..
; '.Haw do you know ihs.r' 1850 9
We'll, coUldn'I Kill any Of them"
"Wby ihai 2
'Becadse they uere ~ 10 tie rear
specializing but gness / sI@yeJ about
lbeUssHd Dutch and IlslI. .. ..,i
We did mol learn whether the cantoUr
Of this rph secuted bin a plsce or not.
bot it certainly wss dessfTiugOf some
recognition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

And GLORY y shout through highest
heaven.
4 brewer of PhiladeI phia, has horse
tha, has ignored water and taken 10 por'
ter. HIS ralons is pslfull al drink.
Want less than you have. and you will
always have more than you want.
Mr.. W. B. Astor is growing poor. His
income is about 81 so, 900 less than it was
ast year. He only returns about mil
lion dollars income tins year. Poor man.
SENTIMENTAL YoUTH.- "Will you
share my lot for life :" Practical Girl
I"How many acres are there in your LOT,
SIR 2"
Iii said that il will require seventy
millions of dollars TO pay The bounties au-
lhorized by Congress.
Males, says sweet young lady, are Of
no account from the time the ladies stop
kissing them as infants I'LL they kiss them
as lovers,
man recently wrote to shoemaker {:
"Cend me pair of esq Toad Shooze."
Kr>s---a receipt given on paying your
addresses.
What kind Of horn is easiest seen
through Auswer-A greenbOtn.
There is a school in Washington city
ror the in,,,uo,,o, Of colo,sa mon whe
des;,n to be ,,eocbs,s coI.d ..rhe no.
,ional Theoloo;cal In.iiu,e" Il is nm.
do, the carc ,C Row + Turnev II u
WINS we understand mai me es'I-
mahIe vile OF Gen' John T. bfsckTn'
rsS.l " a,a.a,a1 49,. Lsva.,noa
- - ;,h ,,n;rs ~;n,;nna,; Eno,.;:..
- " '''~
General NJ. l.. Smith, who was chief
eng'neer OF the Confederate army OF Nor
Csa',;, Co.. -, "a"t " O''N :"
'
Take string that will reach twice
round The neck OF young lady. let her
hold the ends in her mouth then if he
moose will slip over her head 20 the back
%! het neck u 10 ce''a'" 'h"'ca"oh hs'
she rs ms'rIeu Or wants 70 oe'
Animmense wigwsm or tent. capable
of holding ten thousand persons. is TO be
bnit for the accom- mod alton OF the PhiIa-
delphia Convention.
Love is as pecessar, 10 womsn's
heart as a fashionable bonnet To her head. |
Indeed, we thirk raiher more 60. for nuth-
ing less than large measure Of love will |
conlen, her ; where's, the recent fashion
has shown that she can be satisfied with
a very little bonnet.
An Jr;shm.n W bo v.s oocs n, q ;ou,.
new said he neysr,lked to see the tables
full Of books and neRspspers where he
STONED a, niob,. For" said ne. Il can
never find any uhiskey a: such plsces."
IL. ,rs,tv o;,l b.s n,srr. ,s.,b sbe Il
l.uobs o,,rn-if she's %, +, small foo, i
he'll vsa, a short dre.s-and if she's on,
, nea, hand she's fond Of game Of whist
If the ,eyersss, sbe d;.bkss all these
,msIl affairs. Il
CMo,ofo,..uo,o..,,;,.h h,u ,.,,s
,.,n;.he. .na o;Is hno,he, ,e,v
;''"s'".'. GU r.. '"u' o"s. Ano'"e' - 's'y 'na
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

Young, ,Ran. Psy sllen tion. % Don't bs
q Ioafer don't call .Jour'sIf g. losfer !;
don't keep loaier'. company !; Joa't
hang sbo los6ng places, Beisr work
Ihan sil az ept day after day, or stand
about corners with yrur hands in yoUr
pockeIs. Better for your own brshh--
hersr for y,ur own prospects, BasIs
about, If yov mean 10 have suylhing ,0
buslIe sboul tor Many poor pbysi-
risn has Obtained 3 real psiienr nv ddink
after an imaginary one. qnire nj blank
paper, lied viii red tape. csrrd ancss
sIawysrs arm, may procure him bis fires
case. and Hske bIs Iormne., Sncl Mihs
world (; TO him ihsl hath BE- given. Qpit
dreaming srd somplaiuiHgs keep busy
and mind your chances. ~ f'ffntE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

CHILD WITH Four LEes.-We are in.
formed that the wife OF Mr. Nimrod Wei.
Eel. living some FIVE or six miles norwes'
from this place. gave birth TO child,
some two or three week. ago, having four
legs. The unnatural sppendsees connect
with the body, we are told, one above and
The other below the hip. As we have
not been able 10 obtain accurate. informa.
ton relative 10 Ibis singular freak Of ma.
'ture, minute description sof the ehhd
and It's superfuous limbs mus, be deferred
10 some future ,ime.-HoodStock Her.
aid -. ----. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
Extracts from Col, Harry GiImor's Book:
"Four Years IN The Saddle" -

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a',1 Wv ''',' v.'.,a;, shore and ,bo,
y" "' 'o,s vi W.. aJo. eI"'" ona ,han
,, ,,nanos,
''n e. 'o'"t Ch..I..,o,, with
r. - ,Ia,a r.ll - ,.;,I, sone &C
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,,,.,,. ..,ioa, -a,.,.;.,a5 sororo, vbo
b.t bsa,, ,... :, too,,;o Chorles
p,io.l., nnn, os pal',mo,s Cor,,,v
uo,.a Iaa.
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,,
,maL,o!a'', ;nod C,o,s,n F,ool
.l,,,.;a J,,>n J .thr .rd ,,,a,
,,,n,,, :an,,;n I;,;on oom.
10000 -. p.;,a W. os,.,ma,d. On
Ir.vo.,hI,' L.o,. ,ha ao.;ar ooIonoI oC
..Ul;,a;o I.,..,., p.a,, a.
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,.o ..,,,,.,,n;.. - ..o,,,. oo,o,d.d b.,
IC.I,.I ..IL =. t;.t ;.;,,
.d and al n,,ohat 80 ua,no,,s Es,.
~
,A;o w. D, c,
sd tho ,,o,,,sr l,na nf n,-5,rs in ,n., ssc-
.,;,r Tho ,ro;nn hoId a,d oo,ed
,t 1911. .,. .;1o-ot1o
BODY of cavalry under Colonel Ashbv
watched the enemy ona,ded IN, fords.
and .rov,ed aloro the southern bank of
,he river. They were fine BODY oil
men, we'll mounted and generally, thor.
.oy..i, ACQUAINTED " ,;h :hs ,oun.rv; snd.
under As, by's yisilanr and skillCul lead
ership. made me hes, force that could
have been formed 10 defend and opsra,e
on this line.
A,many points the river was fordsble,
and !he enemy would frequently cross de.
iacbmsnis in greater or less iorce-some.
liprs lor (or.y or raid. sometimes for
the PURPOSE Of discovering our strength Or
no,,nop
Incnr.;o,a .,a commandments on
on, mar, oC ,h,s cba,ac,,r comn,scd nrs,.
,y e,ueh all ,ha, occur,sa !, ,ms ousr,sr
during the Der,od To which ! am now re.
Wv fu a,,I ~
occss'n,.l snm,,,, of sxci,smsD, n the
d,II,sso -, l,,. nh,Ia ,ho non,.,,
I'm ,l.,h.l f-uooI ,Lo h,,Ia al
g.. ,-.L
49,,
/" NC" we gov " o'ii'"'' ""''e ""
n'"su' "e '"'""e'' ""o hoo g""e o''i :"
io'A s''r' some OF 'he e"em! 10 I'D"
near" OF al me place ca''eu LOT '"o '"i-
uh'eeIs !" go Gown >hehan"os" H"ee'
'"'U me Fe'iy proper george James
'I p",,''""'e' ana l 'o'e 'u' OF 'he IanNs
~" o'e'eo ourselves we were "'ue'eu
W 'e'o""o'''s Go 9'''"S'y 'o"" '''' S'f,'''
N''P"S S""'P !oo" 10 p,e'su' oa, o'
~ s a''o"Seaoeo rom oe",nu me 0oho.oes'
W., !" "ea u Nl,"'n , rory ya'os o' "e or'oge'
| 80 toIi L,' ',,''' '''nP'"y oi feoI,s.'' e,'
49,, ,nI , .''" 80 0o"'e',.U' e"''e n''"s
,sa,;n sH M "',"s 'aP'"'y opo" uS "
!, ,..o -, ~, .'',," ' '"'''""y' ."u '',
I,ass. .,L ,I,how.h n.;,s.- IS =. 49,
. .'neS' anu aI,"oush ne'iheF OF US were
,ha, small ,pl;n,,,. Of Is,d >,oIesd n Tho
skin. .
,o oVs,lo"k;ns ." 'hs mil, u1p'oysu ys oor @" fr" ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

A clergyman on one occasion received
90 fee for marrying parsimOnious con.
PIE, and meeting them several months az
Ter at social gathering. look up the bs-
by aud ezelslmed Il believe | haze a
mortgage on This chic - Bsby's father.
rather lbsn have an explanation before
The company, qoiedy hsudcd over . 6.e
dollar biIl. srifrlao5 .f 4f..f,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11
ysrping to nedaIers.

+ MeddIiug with others somsiimes bring
rs jDlo sel apes. end i,hsfsby one Oh Zip
elters Of a certain church no, ,lhopssnd
miles from Ibls ely. made "bsd. wofse."
AyGng flew -enRed, lks rbpmh End
took hls seal keeping ais hsI on, The
elder bolIcIng iifrquesisd bim 10 tsteh
off. His rfqu 81 nor beiSe ccmpisJ Win
he sposs TO- 'ii'e ospg nrsn ssesnd inns,
and seeing he snIDg bssiaatsd. tbe elder
gently lifted the hat of, when 70 his cha.
gFrn. oui rolled quart, Of hickory Du.s
making more noise thsn ~ss consislent
win deemom. "NsH,y quietly said shs
youth. "see VIA: you have done z, ,s,s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

Nobody seems TO have heard Of that
chap in Aberdeen who just came home from
a years absence in Nicaragua. On bis
way up from The landing, he met guile .
number Of ladies'. Alter kissing his sis
ter. &c, "Prsy," said he. "are sll the
girls in Aberdeen married ? met Miss
A." WHY brother, Miss A. isn't mar
ried." NO, married" Nor Miss B. !
nor T Miss @, 3 nor Miss -! ooh.
pshs " |! brother" said sis. just begin
ming 10 calsh the idea, ''lhsI's nothing but
hoops" b. 100 81 49, r..- .aIsL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

"a Mrs. Calhoun" ,he widow OF the late
John c. Calhoun. died a, Pendleton, S:
c., Cd the 25lh ultimo. '' o-s 72s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

A priest. 10 New York has been preseh-
ing against tillng hoops. lie protested
bis ignorance Of he revelations made BY
The fashion al operas snd the,,res, - 10
never went there. bu, sdded: 81 esns6t
shu,my eyes 10 the abomiassisn sshsa Is
is IA fseut Of me On The stress, D sss,r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

swosden wedding 10 Nss Jass4v
several ladies' wore cprIs msds Of So
Iipss'3s i .b.s.z -. - =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-08-11

Experieneeiis the fs,her, and memory
the molheroi wisdom .h ar qi7rsshl
The New York herald., 1866-12-20

VALUABLE Lors yoR sALE-sY nuLLEs co,
puOl& asetlon, Dec 10 Thr~~ ssprr1os Lea % poftb
uds Rsvsnty.u ssest bsveen s~sopd sgd Tfsf s.S
poss with echrasdiss eo,fs " ~ r.ss ~ "a 1s
tmk<knG
The New York herald., 1866-12-20

THREE sToRY BROWN sTosE. on NORRIS rLAgE
i yves. Fors s,r.esl rr'as sso@ wni rsn, foe
u'>' " rios w. yIsH. Pine street
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-10-10
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the CIearfeId county
Medical Society, convened Sept. 25th. 1866,
the following named members: ID. D.
Crouch. Il. V. Wilson, and Dieter, were
u,Spoiuseda Committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense of the Society rela-
tive to the death of Dr. Fl. p. Thompson.
The committee made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, By the dispensations of a
mysterious Providence the President of
this Society, H. F. Thompson, NJ. d.
hss been suddenly removed from his family,
profession and community, therefore be 1t
Res0icct}, II at in his death We recogniZe
the hand Of God; whose wtyS are not rs
our Ways, and bow in sad Submission TO
His sovereign will
ReS0Iroi That VIZ can bear testimony to
his worth ard standing as a member of our
profession that lie was ever really to dis
charge the grave responsibilities which rest
e1 upon MIN in the discharge of his protes
sionai duties, and Away willing to minister TO
the suffering poor aS well as TO the rich.
ReSOlred That rs tribute Justly deserv-
ed We record our high appreciation of his
worth and staining as memb OF the
profession whilst living that he was prompt,
decided and careful in his avocltion-cour-
teous. honorable and candid in his inter
course with his fellow physicians, ever feel
ing himself the humble instrument of a
Higher power.
Resolred That we tender to his family
our deepest sympathies, on account of their
irreparabe loss in this affective dispense
tiln.
ResoIred, That these resolutions be pub-
ished in the county papers, and a copy of
the same be transmitted to the family of
the deceased J. G. HARTswICK, Pres.
j Z RrRCuEIEIn, Sec.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-10-10

"AUPT & CO., at Milesburg. Pa continue
Il to furnish castings of every description at
short notice They have the best assortment of
patterns in the country for steam and water mills
of every description All kinds of machine and
pIow castings furnished. New World and Hatha-
way cook stoves always on hand. They make 4
horse sweep-power ttreshing machi mes. with sha-
ker and so feet of strap for Sl60-aud 2-horse
tread-power IN machines with shaker and 30 feet
of strap for Sl75. Warranted to give satisfaction
in threshing, and kept good to thresh one crop.
free of charge. June 70, iooo-y;
ISAAC HAUPT at Bellefonte continues to take
risks for insurance in any good stock company in
the State Also in New York the Royal and Et-
ma at Hartford; and the Liverpool and Lond9n,
capital S6 900 600.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-10-10

IMPORTANT TO PENS1ONERS.-The
Il Act of Congress approved June 9th, 1866 6.gives
additional pension to the following class Of per
1. To those who have lost both eyes or both
ha rds, or are totally disabled in the same SO as
to require constant attendance, the sum, per
month, of Sz9,oo
2. To those who have lost both feet, or are to-
tally disabled in the same, so as to require con-
slant attendance, Szo w
3. To those who have lost one hand OF one Ioot,
or go disabled as to render them unable to per-
form manual labor equivalent 70 tne ioss Oh a. :
hand or foot the sum, per month, OF 80 W
T. Persons deprived of their pensions under
Act of March 3d. 1865. by reason of being in civ
il service restored
& The heirs of invalid pensioners who died af-
for onnlication for their pension had been filed,
md before the certificate was issued, and who
have left widows or minor children, will be enti-
tied to receive arrears due at the death of the
pensioner.
g. Pensions are extended to dependent fathers
and brothers, the same as to mothers and sisters
In all of these cases, new applications must be
made The undersigned is prepared, with the
proper blanks, for the speedy procurement OF
these pensions.
Claims for bounty and back pay, pensions, ana
claims for local bounty under State law. promptly
collected H. B. SWOOPE, Atty at Law,
july III. 1855. Clearfsld, Pa