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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-03-07

o.R.NsS BARRETT, Attorneys at Law Clear
1hAIN.o d. o. May l3, 1863.
" Heiu, WALTER BARRETT
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4 UCTIONEER.-T undersigned having
~ been Licenced an Auctioneer. would inform
the citizens of Clearfeld county that he will at
tend TO calling sales, in any part of the county,
whenever called upon Charges moderate.
Address. NATHANIEL kISHEL,
Feb q 1865 Clearfeld, Pa.
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DOBERT j. WALLACE Attorney at ra% law Market ha1as
~ ~ HVr nnposite Naugles Jewelry store May 20.
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HNISlI, Salt and plaster in large quantities
Il at Mar. %, 1861 j p. KRATZER.
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HP NAUGLE, Watch and Clock MaRel' Renm ahu ~
II dealer in Watches Jeweiry' "'' Nv c IN
tiL.n1s row. Market street No'- w.
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REMOVALS.
REAl(DV AL

nENlUVAL.
II 0UIS COHEN Has REMOVED FROM No. 2I8
IL KING STREET to No 24i, one doDr aputh OF i,tp
-iand tyr onh whi the abo, is going
repairs July 10
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the letter received from THOMAS that this
gallant general had altogether forgotten
what he had been sent to Nashville for, he
his guidance, thus:
WAsm1NGToN, July 17.-General Grant will in
struct General Thomas that the fa acs stated i'm his
telegram do not warrant tho Interference OF the
military authorities The administration of the
law, and the preservation OF the peace in Nash
ylle, belong properly to the State authorities and
the duty of the United tatcs forces is not to ill.,
terfcre i'll any way i'll the controversy between The
political authorities or tho state, and General
Thomas will carefully refrain from any intcrlor-
ence between them.
ISigncd] Z. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
These military officers seem determined to
make the most of their little brief authority {;
and now they find that their wanton interfer-
ence in civil affairs is 30 longer tolerated at
headquarters in Washington, they resort to
the old trick of smelling treason in every
passing breeze, and make it the pretext for
whateyer oppression it may please them to
inf1iot
In proof Of this see General SHER1DAN's 8
order, published on Wednesday in New
Orleans. Ladies weaving ohaplets over the
graves of their relatives and friends betoken
a rebellious spirit; a tombstone on the grave
of n Confederate is an abomination the pious,
loyal general tof Valley of Virginia barn
burning memory cannot tolerate That the
surviving members of the New Orleans Wash
| ington Artillery should meet together, form
charitable society for the relief of their
crippled or diseased comrades. their widows
and orpbnns,-can by no means be allowed.
General SHERIDAN sees q deep scheme in NIL
this. Nothing less than second rebellion
and he has too lively recollection of the
first justyet to desire second,
General SHER1DAN's order will be found in
our telegraphic column.
P. S.-Late last night the telegraph On.
nounced that the order of SHERIDAN, above
alluded to, had been revoked. Doubtless
"LIrTLE PHIL" like General THOMAS, had
received orders which curbed his inclination
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rally wore compelled to avoid tho rays Of the Sun
as much as possible The outdoor workmen in
all parts of the city suspended their laburs, as it
would have been impossible, without great danger
to life, to prosecute them. The brick walls and
paved streets were already heated, and the rays
of tho only intensified the calorc until it could
scarcely be borne. At night it was little moro
toerable, only from tho fact that tho rays OF the
sun no longer reflected or tho walls and streets" "
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PUBLIC MEETING.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SUGGESTION OF
the Senator'S and Representatives from the Electoral
District of Charleston in the State Legislature,
PUBLIC ME ITING OF the citizons Charleston will be
held on SA URDAF AFTERNOON, tho 2lst inst, ct
halfpast FIVE &C ock P. A. for purpose selecting
Delegates from the Electoral District The State Con-
vention to be held in Columbia in conformity with the
suggestions of the Governor.
The object is by joint action to prevent Centralza
on, to the Constitutional Ri hts of these Com
monwealths to vindcate their Staeship o. and to ain-
tain their liberties under the organic law.
An Adjourned Meeting OF the Committee CT Arrange.
men.s will be held at tho Court House on Tohorro,o
afternoon, the Goth inst, at five o'clock P. NJ.
July 10 s
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s da tnsefsaea FOR publication N
this journal must be addressed to the Editor y
the Daily Netcs, No. 10 Hnyne- street, Charleston,
s. c.. business Communications to Publisher OF
Ddily -Netos.
We oannot undertake. to return rejected comnr,uica.
tons.
Advertisements outside Of the city must be aocopa
MED apitb the cash.
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FOR. SALE.

TIHOR SaLE, a TEN-H0RSE >TATIOvAR
l. kNn1NE AND BOILER, now runnipg and SOM
Shat Ing aud Pulleys. Apply at this afice.
July 10 40
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EH0R SALE, A BEAUTIFUL, NEW AND
FA>T->AILING YACHT, thiriy-seven feet long, 8
tet beam, c. pper fastened; can accommo'at from
twenty to twenty-five pers Her carrying capacity
nelng large. she Is we'll adapted for adipg purpnses
being Of light daft Can be seen at the wharf, near
Noi theastern Hailr.' 'ad.
Ter s-Hslf cash; and balance In sixty ninety
days approved security Fo further pSrti ulars ap-
ply to EBAU H MALLONEE,
At their Pfauing Mill near n. L. Rairoa
July ID 6
r OTIS AT RIk ER SVILIE --ONE LuT OF
IL LAND, si'ua'ed Kings str, Of r ad, In the most
houri .hiRg porii Of the village Of Rkersvle: front
on KinKBtreet l00 feet 14Y ieet; Lemon
sre co. ieet Prcestree 600 feet, less with
large b"idiRg SHrto. sheds &C., &c
1he abuye will TO sold " h without the buildipRs
ALSO,
SIX LOTS the above. fronting ON three streets:
ground high and dry. Apply at
Jul II No. 6RADCLIFFG.STREET.
TAR AND TURPESTiNE WORKS FOR
Il sALE-Two Kins ono Is bbl still. s Copper
ndenses, Force Pump. and alma hinery necessary
for the manufacture Of Tar aid Turpeutine The ma
cbinrrY nearly new. For terms, &C., address r. T.
'ikAVES CO.. Beaufort o. ~ July
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.
THE CONNECTION BE WEN WILLIAM 8, COR
l. WIN CO. oi New York. and F. CARTER Suc.
cessor of the firm of STYLES Il CARTER, having been
dissolved, Mr. L. h. PtTTERS0N of Char eston, s. c.
will conduct the rURPENTINE ROsIN AND OIL BU-
SiNEsS. as agent of the undersianed Office CORNER
OF EAST BAY AND dUiGNARD STREETS.
July 20 W. g. COaWIN & CO.
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STEPnES OWENS, ESQ,
is ADMITTED PARTNER IN OUR FIRM, DATING
j. from May 1st, 1865 GEO. W. CLARK & co.
JULY 18
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LOST, STOLEN. &c.

7 OST, A sILVk Vk.R-MOUNTED M e r r.
~ scHA6M PlPE; supposed 10 have been left in the
Ie'r coach OF the Northeastern Railroad yesterday Tho
nnder VIII be hberally rewarded by leaving the same at
the oifce Of the Charleston Hotel. June ak
NOTICE.-LOsT OR MISLAID, FOUR
~ BONDS Of the South Carolina Railroad Company
GATED lst October isis numbered lss. $780, l9I 1872;
each lot $500; payable ten " after date. ~
trading for the said Bonds, as an application viii be-
made to the Company for o renewal OF the same
Julyls wfn8 AUGUST JJe FIuD
M STOLEN.-25 DULLARS RE
IfE WARD.-Stolen from my stable, at banners
Cross Roads. st James Goose Greek Parish on Tues
day night, June 2eth. LIGHT Bay HORSE MULE,
sbor IL years old In good condition. said Mule ia
about Is hands hBh aud has white hair about tho beoa
indicating age The Mule was seen T. sne toass sson Of
night OF the robbery eoiug III the direction of the Dor
CHESTER road. with new bride on, which taken
with the Mule, reward of S25 will be paid for inor
natie" e dhy to the recovery of the Mule, an ad
dtonal reward will be given tor evidence sufficient to
nvict the thief Address the ersisned at Dan
ners Gross Roads, or at the Courier Office Charleston
g. Q& WILLIAM l.. DAaGBTT
June %
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NTESIR LrEE b WARREN. LATE AUSTIN A
iHf ALB E. have removed from No. "a MARKET
street 10 NO Baynf.artri, where thev u cantuu,
the PAINT AND tIL BUSINESS in all its brancnes n,
Whoes nlo and retail, july 20
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WANTS.

- ESIDENCE WANTED, TO PURCHASE
IL In the lower part Of the city. Apply to SMI1 &
ModILLIvRAY. fm2 July On
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&C. III. WHITING.

OOhOIEn A ID MAG IrRArR
TAa REMOVED HI tfFi0E To no. 81 CHAL-
IL MEHs-arRERr, North si O. Heat toor 10 Mr
MolNSs Blacksmith Shop, and lwo duors east Of Meet
lnH-steeet. May 10
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THE UNDERSIGNED
DIR. Nj. GREENLAND

LIVING TAKEN THE DRUG STORE NO As CAI-
IL HoUN efRtEr. corner Of Midd Q, and having
pr"cnIcd fresh supply OF BRU ~. EDICINE PER-
fuMstY AID DYE sTilFFs. respectfully offers the
snme TO h'B lends and tho community. and hopes by
strict attention 10 NEE. tn. fr patronage.
Physicihns prescriptions pro pity au carefully COM
pounded. mwf12 July 0
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h"TICE To FAX PAYERS.

,,n,n,i ~ ~ TAX IA fERS.
TOWN or sUMMEkVILLE 81. CA,
AWNFRS REAL AND PER ONAL PROPERTY
~ within tho corporate lin is Town of huinmerville
ae.heraby noiH. tRat ih q prk will be tha Town
hail IN 1th l4tn l7h aud 2lst Of July. from 10 A. NJ
to 2P M to rac' i've ret rn- Of riprrty.
k Owners Of tus With ami without houses upon thet
residing in tho city OF hpHop, will lake bottce, and
make their rrtnrna III due thu,
Tho TsXes si bs col ecied In the month OF AUGUST
OF whf.'h notice viii be vt, en-.
Rv GrdeI OF G.. u oil. JAMES PUHOEiL
July tu1mdI Uluik
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COPAHTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
L Copartnership under the style of SHEPHERD,
DUO COHEN. for maaufa :turinR TINWARE of ali
descriptions They will also deal in Stoves Crates and
House Furnishing Goods at No. 2Kngsreet, Charles
ton, s. O.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
FRANCIS II DUO.
July 1st. 1866. McDUFF COHEN.
July II Imo*
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lI.Ior eeneraI ?. :. Keney.

rum ttte 43eFtseteH ASAlftHteOAgql CRtofls
While on our way to the Union State
Convention, we were Joined at Oakland
by Gen. Kelley, who rode with us TO
Grafton. The General, we are pleased
70 say, was looking remarkably Vigor-
Gus and healthy. 1t was the first time
we had met the General since the close
of the war. 1t always give us pleasure
70 grasp the hand of a West Virginia
soldier, but none with more warmth
than that of the hero of PhilIippi. To
Gen. Kelley the loyal people OF West
Virginia owe debt of gratitude that no
position in their gift can pay. West
Virginia, the star that the iamented
Lincoln took to his bosom, CLOVIS In the
banner OF our country, because we had
Gen. Kelley with his brave soldiers
guarding the mountain passes, protect
ing her from harm,from her own rebels
and thieves, and the traitors of Old
Virginia.
The General is still at war with
traitors. He is of our opinion. He be
lieves with us that IL we would perpetu-
ate the separate existence of West Vir-
gtnia as a State, we have the same
rebels to fight at the ballot box now,
that we fought with bullets during the
war. He regards the Constitutional
Amendment and the Registry Law;
from close inspection, splendid pieces
of ordnance; that they are well mount
ed that the first fire shows conclusive
~ that they have the right range, and
that they are guns that will save the
State, and make rebels conduct them
selves with some respectability If they
are not deserted.
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me Feeling IN the BOuih.--Tha Lead
eFsAbiding their OpportuhIfy.
The readers of the -INTELLIaENCRR
have noted the extracts that,W we have
Published from time to time from the
Southern press, especially the Rich
mond papers, showing how they repu-
diate all idea of abandoning their seces-
sion principles, or acknowledging their
errorss when, for policy's sake, they
acquiesce in the address put forth by
Mr.. Raymond and others at Philadel-
phia in August last. So far as we know
not one leading paper nor one leading
man of the South, has affirmed any
other sort of acquIescence in that adj
dress than a mere temporary willing
ness to refrain from active hostility to
it. Not few of them have hastened
to put themselves on the record as dis
sentients, and now abide their time in
the future for full settlement of the
issues involved. Gen. J.L. Kemper,
as an instance, writes to the Richmond
Enquirer as follows:
To he Editors-of the Enquirer:
I ask space to correct the errors of
an article recently published in several
newspapers, which imports that in a
late speech at Culpepper Court House I
condemned, in severe terms, the entire
action Ofthe Conservative Convention at
Philadelphia. / repeat now substan-
TALLY what then said: That the ac-
ton of the Convention being preferable
to the platform of the Radical faction
which misruleS the country-being a
step in the direction OF improvement
i therefore would do nothing to pre-
vent or diminish its success as against
the Radical party, but at the same time
could not ratify several of the declar-
ations set out in the resolutions and
address adopted at Philadelphia; that
/ could never assent to, or acquiesce in,
any such declaration as that we of the
South had. as rebels and Insurgents,
made offensive war upon the United
States that I would never agree that
the cause we had lost was not as Just
and righteous as any in which warrior
and patriot had ever drawn sword.
specified other objections to the resolu-
tons and address, and said that, speak
ing for myself alone, wishing to lead or
influence the action of no other man, /
shOnld silently float down the stream
of events until a juncture could be
reached which would enable Virginia,
while adhering to the Union of the
Constitution, fully and unequivocally
to reafhrm her ancient, unrepented and
indestructible principles.
J.L. KE1rPRR.
Madison county, Sept. 3, 1856.
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Piso,s Cure for ConsumptIonI

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
nom Consumption in the United States.
CSee census tnr 1901
This remedy has been for several years
used in practice by eminent hysicians, with
such marked success, that IL Is now, by uT-
gent request, offered TO the public as an In
fallible remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every one in the advanced stnges of con-
sumption can be cured, hut many have been
and many more are now receiving benedt
nom its use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. As an evil
dence OF our sincerity in the above state
ments, we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TONI Sold Wholesale and Retail by Ed
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Eel.
lows Hal, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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WHY NOT usE TTIE nEsT9

i over twenty years. increasing demnd has
established the nct that AfATaEWs' vIE,zE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient, Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the haira ppearlusty and
dead, but tmparts to it new life and lustze,
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gIves
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. !. MATTHEWS, Manufactures, II. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO, New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lYeod
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Roetl RoofI RootI RendI Ren.lI

ROOFS PEsrAcH1SE preserves the lie ofthe
Hair-chnnges It nom gray TO it's original color
in three Weeks-prevents the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
dandruRand cure all disease of the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell. the story
perfect
RestOreE and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachiO Nut Oil. Sold by all DrugRistR
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole PropFietOrs,
SnFfnafinl6 Mas
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Brick Manhina.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS pen day, with wen de-
hned edges and uniform lengths. If the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
we viii take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAAI REQUA, General Agent,
l4l Broadway New York. augs-2meod
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REFLECTION IN PRICE
or Em
AMERICAN WATCHES,


Made at WALTHA1f, MASS.
u great Improvement in our facilities for
Misunderstanding we have reduced our prices
70 Is low q point asithey can be placed
with Gold ~ Par,
50 that no one need hesitate to buy a watch
noE rom the expectation that It win be
cheaper at some future time. The test Of ten
years and the manufacture and sale Of
More than 200. 600 watches,
have given our productions the very highest
rank among time keeperz Commencing
with the determination 70 make only
thoroughly excellent watches, our business
has steadily increased Is the public became
acquainted with their value, until for months
together, We have been unable to supply the
demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our
factory buildings until they now cover over
threeneres OF ground, and give accommoda-
ton 70 more than ela ht hundred WoFkmen.
We are fnlly JUSTIFIED In saying that Wenow
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL
THEWATCHEs SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES The dinerent grades are dislin-
guislle1 b. the following trademarks on the
plate:
2 Appleton. Tracy a Cor Wall ham, Mas.
SEP. 8. Bartlett. ? Walthnm, Mass
4. .sIYm. Ellery.'s
s. OUR LADIES' WATCH OF inst quality
4 named z Appleton, Tracy 4 Co, =
Waltham, Mas.
g Our ndxt quality Of Ladies' watch Is
named 'sP. 8. Blrtlettp Walthaui.
Mss These Watches are furnished in
Bes great variety Of sizes ana styles OF
s4fil caie8. F3iea
Illa American Watch Co Of Ygalthnm,
Ma. authpri1s rs 70 state that without dis
tInclloh Of tEade- MARKS or pics;
A15Lf THE PRODUCTS or THETR FAC
1oI3Y ARE FULLY WARRANTED
% te the hes time keep ets Or their class ever
m il tiis OF any other country, BlyeTs
should member that nnllzo the guarantee
o. . foreign maker who can naYer b rsanii-
ed this GUARANTEES 8 good t an times a 5insi
The Com p1ny or their aeents, and that II amer
TIE mo thorough tfiils any watch shonId
prove deceive Ia any lfiaulilf, Il may be
alFdya be exchanged iof another. As the
Alleiileh Fatete. made q WMtham, are
~ li-iie - delleIa generally Throughout the
counts. We 40 not solicit orders for single
CAUTION The public lre cautioned to
1nE only ~ ras peela be dealers. An parsons
com Iaili win 30 plosssutsd
HORHElg8 4 APPEiEE6N.
ltaiz 81 tie i1erican lYaich Company.
IaBROA3VVAY. 81. y.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.

WE are willing to give up any rea-
sonable- amount OF space In our col
umns TO the discussion of the School
Book question, but We must ask CORE
spondents to be as brief as possible.
We shall feel ourselves hereafter COM
PEELED 70 decline very long articles.
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DIT. IARooKAH,a
Indian VEGETABLE Pulmonic syru

Indian Vegetable Rulmon1c Syrup
CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHOoPING
" COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE DE, NIGHT
SWEAES, HOARSEEESS. to which public
TON, In its early stages, and al diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors in our various colleges, and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, It IS adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many Of the cough preparations Of which
opium and ipecac are the base
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re-
lief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter en-
yelopes. Address, Dr.. ]. SKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
auI6-3md&W
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Lief LifeI
Dpnps1

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria.
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face,
Headache, TOothace, bruises, 6prains, ChIlb-
Cholera in single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with null directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., PropFietors
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES q CO.,
Agents for Boston. marIS-1y
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The Knabe Piano

llS .v. enough known throughouttberr INIT,
States 70 stand upon its merits, and II ~ uiIed
Necessary to PEDDLE them Thrones mol moi
country or send agents from door n s,a,llhe
sing their praise. 10 oHorto
The proper way for purchasers tn sr,,,-
themselves Is TO apply TO Responsible s.P,la sy
Mhere they know that what they buy L s my
=, Another method of pushing bad work n.y.,
the public Is to sell through MLEir ~ "a
aIloWing them large commissions Tor rsSa 1911
llnen1ing their Instruments. This rSIIo 4;
tVOllg CUISINES OF course increases the pTiSs ~
the purchaser. 0Nille iIotn
In purchasing from the agent Of a fi,s.-o,.-.
ma aniuiacturery an instrument can behS5ts !.
Lhe iactory prtce-nOtwlthstandf the 49,. a
sentations OF outside makers that lie d. ia1-
commission" increases the price ofthe jns9I,a
Persons inwant of hlst-olass Pianos carr,.
S SS1]p 70 buy them at second or third CAS-
.,5 The public are invited to examine tn,
SUCK OH
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Coisate'a Aromatic Vegetable soap.
A superior ToIIet soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable OILS in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use ofLadIes and forthe Nursery. It's per-
fume Is exquisite, and It's washing properties
uprivalled. Forsale by an druggists.
felJ37.IvdNrw
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card.
RErnANr SAINT u 1ss

BETHANY, Sept. II, 1856.
Editors I'ateuigelce',
Inyour issue of the 10th inst, you
publish me as having voted for the or.
dinance Of secession, which is not cor
rect. Surprising you have been misin.
formed, request you as gentlemen II
correct the same as publicly as YOU
have given 1t. Respectfully yours,
JAMES L. KERR.
Spicy breath, teeth white and speckless
Fragrant SoZODoNT secures
Ladies, can you be so reckless
Asto fatl to make them yours3