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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-26
..-.la Snrreit's
6aar 0xSieOers@rseMgu >W1ttteI.
sic sr6bte @rfnOnna bss 8eitaIters {

Gs bfsnSt .beatm M t wteSsr $Gate terSOr an!
{ M % wnrte BON ~tnrienben eetrau&t uni
eat Mot tn etnemttr T. n8a!le fstIst.
Sc parpe sutrA stbrau&t unb prcbttt BON Smertfa's Be.
rhbmteHen 8ra86een Y m n SORES u. ietnen 1t bneu
2aarwu&S bat 6erfeibe etusta unb aQein bem @ebrauGt
bttftS VI ttte s ~ p~ertanrer. Gtniee Der fdtteRtr
Wanner Der natststnifN en Bdfultit wurtsu matt rem @eteinn-
nb etefer g pmppftttpn Oertvdut eernadt unit Rtna-
men btetelben ale nbsretn tn gstref bes @ebraudtS b'rfeI.
ben tn fcI&en E6aen. Ntr berufen aus auf fCIaenbe ger.
lcnen, tpelde RabIfTpft batten unb no etefeS W1ttteI irsees,
etntu eu;en 5adrwudS etjeuete; 1uG ftcTE sNg 5CE
bwtnBprr 4 , philadelphia. .s-.-l "a ~,
W m 3 Dpfee SHaufpttIer, 6putbapRr. Iteater,
6 . ppIE unb Gam 6 GarrIs f0"Tbp ~
Wifi &Iptttlba Scues uni qa
ARrsi 6 q m I VI apndrb DO
q @ RIetnfeIte 1S0 2t3btHr. b.
SpfB Bbee[Vd, Shdulpttter, Rem gcrf.
Spf 80 DttauOi S&aulpteIer, 1889 DaibinstonHr.,
Col. q 8 Bt 4 attsDrttat, griffin, eeUratai
nab nod pteIe arbere. weIhen beFtn @ebran& BON Nuben nae
Gtbrou&4 -Anwefuneen NIT leber 8laf&t In beutf&, ehs-
lid uRb fr6ni6fi& ,fprett $3.50 ger FIaF&e. tx M
Swei Uttr bret BlaIhen Hnp. grrbtult@ ~eenuefnb, einen
estsn 3aartyuas btrsotsabrtnstn,- AnaanStstr Rabatt fat
pteberperiduter. ~ IGf oAHl& HiAD.J JED titN
Snn gerianft tn ben naeiRtn abptbetens n irn .rs5rer.
~ o, WtlfCnSG arr b &c. ,E.,-
~ iYsf~. }lAl. Gs8entthrter unb Dtnt Ale DrueutRen,
(ia2Jtp i;S6 StsstRs+ @de Sanseuat- NaItusrt Ne
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81; uu, WOrbIide Central
AEAas-@4 r3if Gtien6ahn.
SSplqenber CONNER NabrpIan

l1 Splgenber CONNER SabrpEan
trItt NIT W on ia g, FL. Mat1868, tn Kraft.
Ab8aae n6rblt&er 3 u 8 6 bon Baltimore.
Dprftr AerDmntobattOuSsRs gp. i ..........7.20 frI5
Yofjua
pdrtiSner MISUNDERSTANDING No. ....-....12.SO
gprftr %ccorDtettonttu8 20. 5 ........ 80, 3.3e y
Vorttuuer Ep. 3...,.......... $50
Ytttstnrs Grte S@ntasue .....,........... 7.2O W5suts
Ytttsbur1 @IEntrd SGneu5u9 .........,.. 1000
Nntunft thbIt8er 3 &c IN Baltimore.
ptttStpre &lmtra s56neutu8 .......,.......70O frTD
garticneE &Ccpnceattrn&jp8 Np 2.....,.n....3.30 "
gprfer % ND2... ....,..10.15 =.
SnneuSpb tD1t Etne) Na4na.
garttpa &eepmCbatpniang Wo4 i'm Bolton Sep. 4.3O
gerfCp' y
Yrrt Hccrncp1tpnStu8 "''0.45 abenbS
Der SOR', DurGiGneq (Eaf 2int) rnb gtttS5urs gInntrd
S3neu5u8 b1ltrn trtt9en Baltimore utb Dartipn ntdt an.
Die DurStanea (3af ainel, 9Oa. uus Recommendations
tu9e l~aeren-Spnnfa9s ans8erOrnreE-t6eltG al,
Der Vtttspur9 @rte @Vae0su8 sebt - mt: aISeabast tes
SdnItaeS-iGsltG Gb.
Scr ptttSbnrs slmtrG S&nea,ug 8ebt tasIi3 al.
pOF" nno NeconmceattSnstIe SCrnneu -Spnntegs aus
BenDmmen-tGsti6 an.
Der 9ura '4nel5us( Baf 2tntl fonrat tdsIid an.
Die Pot, Gur6I6ueA-, Wtttsbura -@rts unb DtttsBryo
Glnera @AnsutI8e I5iteSen 10 In Sarris6uro an Bic 96oee
oer YenAtpIoant1 eentra! &tleNbala mad ptttsbura, gIsSs..
lam, 0el1nibls,etretHno JnbtIn1ppiis, @bieagp, StGputS,
sort 1aane. g~oEtsrsae, 9GtrC unS alien 9un!ten ina s9tAen,
Rpf6~ uno GToueRen aenaa an.
Ole VOts une S@neajiee f@ltesen F4 at @lrtra an bic
3r9e Der Wen Yprt erfe G6kR ra9 aGen guaften I'm n5rbs
Ii&en, nlittlsten ub !pedi@en FieD Yorf an.
Napere Austunft ertGIt man liza @aloettEr. Eahnbpfe.
s. u. DWbarr6, Gen. SHperintenbent.
t2ohrbh Y. 9. Dpun A, Ger. Dcffdaier. VI 0ent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-26

Don ZEN eeHen SoasSegftsn"
Ser Charter bieer GCrtpoente erfp-bert etn Dtprft Bon
ntdt wentaer oIs 100000 bttra StdGts-S GaSrnetfer tn Ct.
fer GlaIIe Si6erteitSpaptere ~beftetsnb, ais @arantis fur
ebrltGe 5anblpugspetie ut' ben ISnbnterH Boa NerF&e'
rupesiAtnen. ~ IT. ~ f.
9teIc @~OnpGente tt berett, eew6bnIt&e GebeE8 gerf6s'
runasi deire ctr aud Saetntt fir cine eepifIe Gettc BON
Sabren unb fir sebn Sabre ms&t %verfaGbare o@eins aug
s~ugebeu. y ~
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Rei|ee8 e(egen0eiten

A--~-
~ OrOfdrftee r,rT,e 8sgs
1000 Grcurfiuno &cu'r39ra!
SUn Baltimore .n9ssz
iber Gi~ieubabncn, @ccu, TlaRe u. I. 10.
Gin unb fetenSig peridiebene Ecuten; in ieper
8e5iebun9 fdr G(esan3 unp 8equemti&teit
geiorst. u
Ieter: Giu1ira, @eueca GATE, Sfc&efer, gtiasura SAILS,
Fate Ontario, 8fiUer 81. 2apreuce, Montreal,
Quebec, Sa9iuap 0fiuer, Rtoiere bu Coup, Gons
Of WcutmorencD. D6ite Wfcuntains. Sarato9a
Springs. @et Bcint, Neppcrt, Bates G9ams
plain, George uub Wlempbremasog, Gbironbod
Mountains, @atatiG W1ountdins, @lenn'e Sans,
Gl6aup, Subicu GiUer, Gong 3sIanb Sounb, DaG
&iper, gtetp. gcrt, philadelphia &C. ,;1 1o.-fu
gu berantergefetteu Yretieu In tiretter 0inte bon Baltic
more bur9 bic -#h
.aa NOrtbern Central NaiI MOab 1H
af unO tbre Serbtnoungen. +.
Ste 8iIet8 stttis Bic l. Ncbemter 1856 uub Der
9n4abcr fam mad gelieten an ben Gtaticnea f@ ou>
balten. a... .-. -..-
Die Baggage ptrb nse&edt" Bis mad Riasara faGs
pber nu9 trSenb einem pantte, mo- man f@ anf5ubaIten
piini6t. ...s.. ..f.L rarH3
Die Gtoute III beinabe cine serabe 2inie mad gtiaeara
uno bietet ben 8crtP1I terldBi4er 8srbinbuns8ftelen.
Sle frtTt due Puntte, Die Dlr9 ptftcreSte Scenerte uno
er9lbeneu Borcrameu am uteiften beriibmt ffnb unb Bee
riibrt bic i8Snfteu Glife unO Seen unierer nS,bliGeu
SemiipbGre, 10 ba6 ber0teiiente feline interefianteren Bar,
teen auspdRleu tSunte. a
Die Rafia9iere babeu freie Wabl Der ousse3ei6neteu
NIT 9ef@@aliteu ~berie9erea e~iisrnen Dampfer Der
Otcpol Wfatl zine, ais: nSpur6an," rGrecian," ,Pas<
port" patugfton," nViaSnet" tnb Champion" BON pels
Den elmer tdSli9 Toronto sIei@ mad Der Qntunft Der
sewistcpnsgecte berIGbt unb pbne Me&ieI mad Wouz
treat tabrt, unb bic prGGtiSe Gut6t Der 1000 SnisIu bes
ct. earr nee Sees Bel &c esSe cit sepGbrt ober Der
9ranb Grunt Gifenbabn nit abme1Ieluus bon S&ienenz
meg uub 8onerpfab mad Nuebed. Gl6 fSnnen fe bic
arHerttanii4e DampferIiuie bon 9~etpistppn unb gaiasara
benitteu.
StrpfesunS unb SuittenrIuune fret fHr bic Eidetin5as
Der bon Toronto rnb Qepistopn Bis 0irntreaI. =.
3tge seben ieben Gag BON Baltimore 1@albert Gta-
ton aussenOminen Spnntas, um 9.15. Bcrmit.ag, 1910
Wfittag unb 1910 46enbs.
3wet bieier 3i8e seben mad ben Niasara TaGs In
3uanj'S Stunben unb pe8ieln nur eiuutuI bic Wassons.
8 Doer 8 Stunoen Ueniser ats aber
f., Bbilooelpbia.
@~irculure, Gtefe-Oaouten unb greiie, Ictpte aubere
Gustanft mirb ertbeiIt in Ger Office ber @alSert Ctr.
Citation
&idets AUD bur& bic Soft ~beriaatt.
8. M. Grill
(nil-) Sfcrtbern Genital n. E.
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k#RxS@S4 =
@rlparntb Don 3ett, Gelb uno @ntfernua9
bnt6 BITE
8aItim presS 0iienbdDu,

iiber Yarter8bnrs uup Utorietta, ODER SeuippO6
8beellng urtb Columbus.
Die Baltimore biD Gtenbaen biftet rem rrtTrnStn pu.
bltfur bic er5sts &SrtbeIe in @eIaS auf SlGtststt, Be
quemlt6tetf, Si6ertstt, YhnfIt6iett unb St6nbttt Der
5eenerie'n, fptas ff BON ietner anrern 8abn in ttsfta
can G u~kertrpfen ptrb. Steie SGkn, bonn ntIanttfGeu
Wetre a~useebtnt, TT BITE dltffe eufeebetniete Einte, eIeia
aettta aber aud bts turtefe unb fanelfe uub eGter bic btI.
ltsfe GGute tur BITE BE 'fenbFn nd9 bena Seeten, Die nt@t
~perfeblen iD1tsn, &c ,u tenuten.
Wteilen> Gntfernun9 b. Baltimore nab Cincinnati:
lletef @arferSeure. ..,......,...... 533 1teiIen,
Senwcpb unc ~QDbeeltn9 ....,.'..,..e36
m 5arrtstur8 unp psttsbnrG ,...,....G59
Durh bic Dtdrietta 4tnie ..............,. 55
etne @rIparn,e az ter &ntfsrnune ron lis
Dar6 bic Columbus Gtnte ................ 500
eine Grirdrntb on Der @ntftrnuu8 BON IS
~SPetenbe. rrelde bic Baltimore 0btp &tlenbatr benuStu,
Ieeen BITE &e'fe In ~ Gag turtd u. fabrtn tn aea9en, bic auf
c0k Maerbeau e mite UNIT efpplltertenS tstn etr9ertGtet fnb.
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...r - Wp. 8 Cub EEterfOFt,
Snuptaeentur fur ZEN 9tfrift Columbia BET e ia
gbrtftaut SOP 9t Str. unb 81 ga. Nse. no2G-6 Cir
8Crner empfebIe Id W1agen-R z duter- @lirtr eeesn aFaeen.
irGmpf Our&fau, rOtte @utr. grahttben, 6ateu, GrfGI.
tune u { %. @ptIeptif@e ErDpfen sGr eansIiGen 5eilrne
Der G1utuGt ; @t@tpulrer, 3abnttnftur, GanbpIrm- pulper
ub aDun6r0her iur dnserltde @erlesunetn, rteunattfde
3tnttur; Radutertbee uHG GbOIerG. @Irts, fppt Or. aehitst
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-26

MidmotaO, Treertcfsburg
MN@uuO NotOnhacsG tfet1bGbn
SIR &eifenoe mad benz Siiosn.
3pefmaI tactic tSpnntass ausstnDnim.n.)
Die idmeuae Mnb firSeRs Noute mad Et1tn0nc
Nn. unb fem 9iten
Sta Der Baltimore unh Ohio Giftnbatn mad @aibsEasDn
g0TputGe Danapfbpre eeben npm StrtbfrGeen Ncrft
nod u auta GretI unb Nthmonb. Dts 5rebrtdeture nne
pCtDmdc @tifnbebn ii Jest SGn Aausa Greet bis &t6npnh
in SEG m @anes uHb bic 3u8e ~ttrielben fshsn tn 0erbtn
tuus mt ffn !3lscn Der @iGraOnb uab YelerSbure uuh fsr
RiGMurrt unS Danotue Gtlsnbdbnen fur Eetes sbnrG, gDel'
con, @iImiugtpu &aiet ) 8rsensbrrr, S~altstnre &tar-
lrtte Gtefer uh Gharleh n g. q.
9te 3ugc ~perI1fien bic Camden Station nnt 40 Dor"
mtttasS Ane S.15 u A Is gta6nt 'ttd8s unt heten tn Wer'
h.uouns tn Edfb netpu matt zen Dam %pfbprttn, Tesde tag
IT'D, Grnui age duaaenpnner, ben Gtrtffsaben gDartt am
6.45 Dpimttto . unb 7 ntE Nthrltttao cerIalien uro to
NiGnpnb UNI 200 gfaGna. pnb 8 % Born. an'urnnnen.
Dnt9 mad 8t6mUnb tn 10 Gtunben
6lnf3ig Weilen fir5er unb 10 Stunoen iGnelz
Ter mad Ni9uonb aGs iraeno cine anoere
Rcute
@ebt H&er unh netrnt su& en- Der gdnten Et3tsc1- DurG
Stgete Sta Aqutn Street. unb 5retertt burg rad Wt9uorb
unb last eu@ Su d gteds fur euer 8epad atbeu.
Omnibus NIB Gepdd Uasen febtn ~ieperSett tn sIafb'
t1etDa bereEt nm saHdg ere unb Gepd6 rrCntaelhlt@ taS
ben DampfbUp.en 3u b~ef6rbern.
u. Neebtam & Gpns,
BIO. 142 2tlbtfrabea Wtrft, @~eseral"a 8entta
Gb1rIe6 W 5anet
(2cfun- 81 ne al Mgertf ur Scfaetere
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fa 1sEs7 Neue8 ARRANGEMENT.
Nbilaoclpbia, Milminotcu Il. Baltimore
if, (SiicnijnE9e.

SFIN*tVEeWVVs
Sit Gnt mad DUnaerRae, l. Stunt, psrIaFs BE 9aa. ba
Ertfbentnr. Depot mte foIet;
Der Vohsn8 fGr 9btiabeIF9ta unt !3psfSeafattCrta ua
S.25 0lprsens.
grprefsu8 nut fur SlsO gprt, $40 I9ureens.
GypreBile fur ybtla6s Ipbia urS gew 0pgi, Ito Re6a.=.
SDatuo fur philadelphia y. 3wii@enfattpnen, AIS NeGua
erPreS;u8 fur philadelphia unb 5pifReaitattpaen, e.35
Ibenbs. .r.
@yprssSue fur YbtIabeIpbtG Gub eteN gsrf, 0.25 Itsnbs.
Stefe SnRe gessn idB!ta, aassenpnfu1en GCnntngS.
an SeHHtGGen
Sur Stem g9rt GE1 100, unb fur philadelphia Rra Gas
Itente. ...-. Ee
Sir SGItsbprs un6 8pif4cnpunfte an beT Ge!apGre Bahia
9.25 Nbenbs, Eab tWT Dptfr, DEL ITO SfGant.
l0pf-l 50 M. @ronfprb Nnsnt.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
TITO PROPERTY HoLDERs,-rhe a..en

i ton Of the lot holders Of the Borough of
Clearfeld is called TO the following Section Of
the Supplement Of ordinance Of April 9th. 1858,
relating to sidewalks" {" By resolution of the
Town Council, passed at its last meeting, the said
section was ordered TO be republished in the Bo-
rough pap ers Tor three successive weeks, and
then the Street Commissioner be required to
strictly enforce the same
SECTION 3d. That ali bitches now opened, or
may hereafter be opened. shall be kept open and
in repair by the respective lot holders before
whose lots the bitches pass, and on default of any
lot holder keeping the bitches in front of his lots
open and in repair, thatit shall be the duty of
the Street Commissioner TO give such lot holder
written NOTICE to open repair the same within
ten days and on default of such lot holder to open
repair the same, the Street Commissioner shall
open and repair the same at the proper costs and
charges of the respective lot holders, which shall
be collected, with twenty per centum added, in
the same manner as is provided in Section Of
Ordinance to which this is Supplement. By
order of the Council. WM- ID. BiGLER.
March 81, ,-lS66-3t. a-4-eaRV Sec'y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY. sA

Joseph MiIIiken, No. 30 March Term 1855
VS. Ejectmeut for specific Per
William Sirwoll, }formsnces. Sheriff returns,
William Decker, 4 Defendants not found, and
p. Morse, no person in possession OF
premises Now, 10th of March 1865, Plaintiff by
his Attorney, moves for rule ON Defendants to
appear aud plead to the action, and order of pub
Iication in accordance with the provisions Of tho
Act of Assembly H. B SwooPE, Pfs., Atty.
Now, 20 of March 1856. Rule granted on De-
fendants to appear and plead to the above stated
action of ejectment for certain piece of land
lying ON Andersons creek, in Clearfeld county,
Pa. being part of q large tract known as War
rant No. 5fS, and the same prem ises which the
Plaintiff. Joseph MiIlken. agreed to convey to the
Defendants in consideration Of the sumi Of $4,000,
by article Of agreement dated the 18th April,
1861 returnabIe at June Term 1865. as-',
Rule to be Published in one newspaper in the
County of CIearfeld. sixty days before the return
day thereof, aud inserted at least three times in
accordance with the provisions of the aot Of AS
semply in sueh cases made and provided.
March 1S, 1856 By the Court, (W. c, F.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

RESERVED FOR JUSTICE. 1t was
stated some time ago that the Pres
ident had prepared a list of five
hundred rebels who had been most
conspicuous for their treason, for
trial as soon as the courts were or
ganized and it would be safe to be-
gin proceedings. Thisis repeated,
and there is reason for the belief
that the statement is on good au-
thority. Commercial.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
EASURER'S SAL E
OF REAL ESTATE,

Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of the several town
ships and boroughs for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon for the year 1865
and previous years, in pursuance Of
the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale at the Court
House, in Clearfield, on the I'd Monday
of juno next, the 1lth day.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Also, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Paints, Ois,
Glass. Putty. Dye-stuffs. Stationary. Tobacco and
lSega:s, Confectionery, Spices, and larger stock
of varieties than before offered in this place
and warranted to be of the best the market af-
fords. Inspect their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, and thoy feel warranted in saying that
you viii be pleased with the quality and price of
their goods Remember the place -Mossop's old
stand, on Market st. De-. 8, 1865.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A MASONIC !FAcT.-Dr. r. G.
Scott, Past Grand Master, in an ad-
dress delivered years ago, made the
following statement. 1t is honora-
bic to the Masonic Institution-and
we presume the members of that
ancient body will be pleased to read
it and see it circulated: Prom
sources of information on which /
entirely rely, | state the fact that
fifty at least, of those who signed
the Declaration of Independence,
were Masons, and the same histo-
ry informs us that every Major Cen
eral of the Revolutionary army save
one, and that one was Benedict Ar
mold" Next to Arnold is Jeff Da-
Wis. He is not a mason.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
ga DEMoCRATIc" orator addres

ga DEMOCRATIC orator addres-
sing an audience in Indiana, de-
clared he was happy to admit that
ministers and schoolmasters were
all opposed to ''the great Demo
cratic" party. In his opinion min
listers and schoolmasters were at
the head of all the mischief pro-
duced in the world for the last hun
dred years, and the Democratic
party could do without them. "
The "orator" is correct.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-We learn that
.b,npe Of schedule has been made on the
Tsrooe and Clear6eld road. 1t went into
.ssc, On Monday last. Train now leaves
pb;I;nsburg st I:2O p. m. instead OF $50.
The stage, which left this place heretofore
.. o'clock, now leaves att.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
TR SURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR TAXES
For 1865 and previous years.

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that in
pursuance of an Act of Assembly pass
ed the 18th day of June, A. d. 1915. en-
titled IAN Act to amend an Act direct
ing the mode of selling unseated lands,
in CIearfieId county," and the several
supplements thereto, there will be ex-
posed to Public Sale or outcry. the fol-
lowing tracts of uDseated lands in said
county, for the taxes due and unpaid
th hereon, at the Court House in the Bor-
ough of Clearfeld, on tho Second Mon
day of June, A. ID. 1856:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A letter-writer from Charleston,
whose position is such as, to give
weight to his statement, says men
are appointed to Office as a recon-
pense for servicesin the late Confed-
crate army. No man can be put
on the police of that city who has
not served in the rebel army.
What kind of loyalty is to be ex-
pected where the price of Office
prefermen is treason? 1f5
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

On Tuesday a-week, Mr.. Alexander Dy-
sart, of Sinking Valley, Blair county, shot
himself through the head with rife. he
bachelor, aged fifty-fve years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

p.urn-the Easter food" this year
.o.n;,bstanding the prophesies OF weather
..oorosticatorS.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

Swearing in conversation indicates per-
petual distrust of persons own reputa-
tion. and is an acknowledgment that he
thinks his bare word not worthy of credit.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A nun of the order of St The
resa has just been married to a
Barrister in Secli. Sicily.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

Tne Raleigh IN. c. Standard says that
Gov. North, of that State, appoints none
but rebels to Office, and that he has gone
over fully to the disloyal faction.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

Divine Services.

-, sembower will preach in the Bap-
,.hrrcb. w. on Sunday morning, April sth.
D. Monroe win preach in the M. t.
,.'-,h on Sunday evening, April sth.
p.r Harrison will preach in the Luthe-
an church, on Sunday morning, April o'h'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

Shorge, why is the James riverlike = keg
Of lager beer? Because they both flow in
to Dutch Gap Canal"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

Pennsylvania has now l59 Ma
tional Banks. New York has 3l2,
and Massachusetts sos.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

.srsTs WANTED. energetic busi-
ns.s man wanted, to represent the Wheeler
and Wilson Sewing Machines in Clearfeld
county Penn'a. There is money in it to a
man Of the right stamp, who will give the
bns;ness his entire attention none other
need apply. Address. VIM. Sumner and
u No q Fifth ST., Pittsburg, Penn'a.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

M PREAcHING.-We have been request
:, - otate that there will be no preaching
n the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
.bs nastor being absent.
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rJ,o CoNsuMPTIvEs.-The undersigned

THO CONSUMPTIVES.-Th undersigned
Il having been restored to health in few weeks.
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection and that
dread disease. comsumption--is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used free of ehargel, with the direo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find, A SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, coUGHs, COLDS. &c. The on
fy object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption Is TO benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceiyes to be Invaluable !;
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
it will cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address.
Rev. EDwAkD.A. WILSON. Williamsburg
Jan ), tS6s-iy. Kings county, n forK
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

APPEARS THIS wEEK-the list OF sea.eu
,.ads upon which the taxes remain unpaid.
Tsav IT, are to be sold by the Treasurer on the
,Ith of June.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A fact-one animal well fed is of
more value than two poorly kept.
Persons should remember this.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

VTNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
Il ENCE OF AN lNVALID.-Published
for the benefit and as a CAUTION To YOUNG
MEN and others. who suffer from Nervous Debili-
ty, Premature Decay of Manhood. DC, supplying
at the time The Means of ~Sef-Cure. BY
one who has cured himself after undergoing con-
siderable auackery. BY enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies free Of charge may
be had by the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
Jan 81 lS66Iy.- BROOKLYN. Kings Co. n. Y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
"A been Licensed an Auctioneer, would inform
me citizens Of Clear6eld county that he will at
tend to calling sales, in any part Of the county
Whenever called upon. Charges moderate
Address, JAMES H TURNER,
AZ, Woodland, Pa, ClearfeA Co, Pa
AAFca 3 lsss.-st-p
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

There is band of Gipsies, mum
bering one hundred, settled near
Boston. 1t is governed by Queen,
who was chosen for seven years.
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DiEo;

On Monday, March 26th, 1866, Mrs.
JANE JACKSON. wife OF Thomas Jackson of
Jordan township, aged about u years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

DUSS'. ST. DOMINl:o, Huhhalps, brakes,
h Hoofisnds German, d Hostetter's Green 8
Oxygenated Bittsp. and pure iiquoIs Of all kinds
for medical purpose. for sale by 5.
Jan 10. HARTshIcK 4 IRWIN,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04

A SAD. AFFAIR-Intelligenc reached
thi. place yesterday Tuesday, evening, OF
the death of Reed Bigler, eldest son of Ex-
Governor Bigler. Some two weeks since ne
went down the river on a raft, as far as
Lock Haven, where he arrived sick of fe-
yer, but was getting better. For several
days previous to his death he showed signs
of mental wanderings, superinduced by his
disease, yet no fears we're entertained OF his
speedy recovery, as he was going about. On
Monday, between l and p. m. he went to
his room, opened trunk, took out some clean
clothing, and, it would seem, after having
done this, being attacked with mental alb
erration he took his pistol and shot him
self-the ball entering the mouth and lodg-
ing near the brain in the back part of the
head. The report of the pistol at once
aroused the inmates of the house. who has
tened to his room, where they found him
sitting on the bed-the pistol lying in the
trunk. He asked several persons, as they
entered, what was the MATERIAL the while
bleeding profusely. He soon became faint
from the loss of blood, and expired some Is
minutes after the occurrence. This sad
event has cast gloom over the entire COM
munity, which sincerely sympathizes with
the deeply afflicted family on account OF
their sudden. and unexpected bereavement.
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uARTS WICK & WIN
DRUG GISrs,

ARF1ELD, PA,
Having reftted and removed to the room lately
occupied by Richard Mossop, on Market ST., new
offer low for CAsu, a well selected assortment Of