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PERSONAL.

NOTIOE-I hereby forewern all persons from
uust,ng my wife, Cathariae Bailey, IS will
pay no debts eentr acted by her after this date.
o- S.A. BAILEY.
CAUTION The public is eby notified not to
- purchase Q note of hand for oiOO, given BY
sprague Jones to John Yorke, falling due Nov
s. Iei, and endorsed to Tim O'Connell, as the same
sb.,.ns 10. obtained from me Nd Psy~snt
&C q ST 18th street road near city iimits
MADAM kHOLIAB, AN INTERESTED ME.
lv1 dun AND CLAIRvOYANF, would most
respectfully Inform all who wish to give her call
she is now prepared to read the past, present
and future; 10 also able to advise and consult in
covery OF the same, love marriage, &C., 323 9Th
p. m. oc aaIwr
REFORMATION WANTED "A gentleman
named CARLTON 8 HORTON resided, come
yesIs eRo, IoI snort time, on the island Of Ma.
Sss, ana 10 reported as aving lied in the Unite
t,ons viii communicate with ths United States
Consul at Funchal, n adeira, they will Obtain in
formation OF some little moneyed value oc z0-st.
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test and Bu.ioee.
1VA medium, will gtve Life Readings At her
former place 81 30. north side Of Penn D av., be.
tween -, ana 9th streets ONCE hours from y to .
:. III . 70 . ?. III. ------ -- oc l8lm'
nR. DRAPER, Lar or THE U. 8 NAVY.
avenue, the late residence of DR.. Smoot. ONCE
hours before 10 Ia. m and after .. m. oc ls-im
RRipALs AND s5gHEkAh WR1ATHs. BO-
preserved IN natural form. WAX FLOWERs,
HAIR FLOWERS, and BRAIpIN0 by Mrs
FkIkS, late of Boston Has moved TO No 419
18th street, between g and H. oc s.6ms
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THE BURGLARS ARRBsTBD.-Last light. Ser
geant Barker, with officers Ashton and w. III
Evans. arrested John Mortimore, William
Mortimore, and VIM. Conneli, on suspicion of
having robbed the store OF Messrs Harvey A
Clarke, near the Long Bridge. Of about 5000
worth of cigars, toba eco, and other articles, ON
Tuesday night last, and they were locked up
at the Seventh Ward station. This morning
Sergeant Barker recovered most Of the goods
from Mr.. James Eliason, TO whom they had
been sold by the parties named above for S33 so
The case was heard before ustice Handy, who
committed them to Jail In default of security
for appearance At court. VIM. Mortimore lately
came nom Richmond, Va, he having served
oat term in the penitentiary at that place
and Cornell came from the same place John
Mortimors is well known to the police.
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ORrHAN's COURT. Judge Ps~cel-This morn.
ing, the will of the late Levi Neal was nled and
fully proved.
Letters testame tary were issued 10 Qsor~e
=. white; bond e40p.
Letters testamentary were issued TO Eliza
4cDusll on the estate Of the late John Nc.
Duell.
Robert Sherlock was appointed suaAdian of
the orphans of p. Quigley; bond 0kvUe
William Ksenan wae appointed sAAsdAaa to
the orphans Of p. W. Byrne, bond. eoD0e
Letters OF administration were issued ou1ths
estate of Peter W. Magrudsr to George Ma
gruder; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23

IKTxRHAL RsvsHus.-The receipts from thia
source to-day were e55o,9i5.5l
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SHOT BY HIS SoN.-Iesterday afternoon as
Mr.. Isaiah Stewart. residing on 10th street
near me Boz ndary, was mixed MP in q domes-
nc oimculty he was shot by his SON, John
stewart, the ball lnnicting flesh wound in
me arm. The son has not vet been arrested
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Df ". l.. WALL 3 CO., Auctionoors.
ID Stored 3 ) and 3l7,
South corner Penny lvsaia avenue ana och st.
SALE OF vELvErs BRussELs. IrsRAIu.
THRlE PLY CAkPefS OILCLOrHs NAT
On s TaGssb 6I 1 noRH9pssi, oc,o,., ., iii
sell at auction within the storss, lot OF shs very
best Carpe oil Of this ssason inDortstion sss
will be sci 4 for cash. com prisine-
0roselsy 8 Helvets, end S-qusrter vide
Orose ley . Tapestry and Brussels CARROTS
Croseley . Brussels Stair Carpets
Three, ply. Ingram, Nsnetian, Cottage. henp
straw, cocss and M.uil,. MATING,
Oiicloth, Bles, &c.
with many other Carpets, all Of which viii BE-
Deremptorily sold.
oc q IIntel.J W L. WALL 400, Aucu
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nFi 90 Pa. Grands: Attend a meet
w. tsg THIS kNBHING, AZ ~, o'clock, to
make Arrangements for the funeral Of p 81 OHas
butPKEcHT- efOrisntAl Lodge.
TI o; O. I:-ORIBETAL LODGE-A
NJ Special Meeting viii De held THIS EVE.
MING, AZ ~ oeleck, TO make arrange o. nts for
The funeral Of @. CEARLks 1uPPRBcnr
II ID. PHIL. Rec. Sec
"I % F-COLUM sIAU 1NCAMP
w. HIM No. Ia 1sstisg for the purD ,se
o. confcrlng degrees viii be held on W RDHR6-
DAT EVnNIHGs October "a at7S O chez
lt WI. =. McLDAN ecrihs
N~ TIE FIRST ANNIvRRARY BALL or
~ the PITHlAN BASE BALL GLUE viii
be given st Potomac Hall corner Of n aryispd ava
nae and llth sireet, Island, TUESDAY, October
3. 1875. Ticksts 81, admitting a GenIIsnan and
Ladies. oc r. rs
n~MIssBs BUDLBY KAVANAGH ..a
JIG Melvin Fo.ter, Of Hev YORK. AID vietor
tstsIhe snd I'd, =; Hslns, Of PhilsdsIlhis. vim
loon on MOApAI HFnHiHG; Oct =, 1875. whom
States from she man ufsetory Of Ne@srs Kava-
nsgn 4 Decker win be exhibited. The Bar viii
b su lied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars
attend. BRBRDT0N q FLANAGAN,
oc 70 CT 49, L Propristors.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge lSshsr-Hssterday
Lemuel Bailey. alias Pulley, indicted for lar.
ceny, was found guilty, and sentenced 70 one
year in the penitentiary al Albany. Smithers
for defense. 800 '----
Alfred Middleton. a small boy, was found
guilty Of q like onense. .Is 49,
This morning. Betsy Lewis, indie nd for lar.
ceny, (trial commenced yesterday was found
guilty, and sentenced TO the penitentiary
VIM. Hall, John Sim pson. and Charles Dade
indicted for larceny, were found not guilty
In the case OF Elijah Cyrus, indicted for the
murder OF George Simonds, in Murder Bay, on
the 18th OF November last, the District Attor-
ney entered a nole pros. -.
SCHOOL TKAcHER IHDIcTED-The grand
Jury yesterday found a true bill of indictment
against Miss Sarah Brown, teacher in one of
the public schools in the First District ON the
charge OF assault and battery on Walter Bas-
table The case viii be remembered as pub.
llshed in the Star some time since. where Miss
Brown was brought before Justice Thompson
ON charge OF cruelty Furnishing walter Bas
table and the charge not being sustained by
the evidences before the magistrate, the case
was dismissed.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-One Front and Back PARLOR, on
30 ntloor 10 rent, with BOARD. Price $50 and
i.u slIeets ....... &C 22-6tr
kOh kEHT-Pleassnt Rooms. with BOARD,
beautifully located, and convenient to the
'o"n. 60 1o73tH
ECRS!sHED Rooms FOB RRNT-From So
= 70 per month. BOARD OF $40 Der week
~ d o. $50 9th street. between O st. and LOuisians
s.o"oo. Oc lms
nESIRABL1 DOUBLE ROOMS, With arst class
- boAHD, At 81 Penn'a avenue, corner Of 2ist
a nens. Transient and Table Bsarders accommo-
u"'0e. oc Is cost
ROARD-Good TABLE BOARD With Yresh Rnt.
= Ter and Java Coffee, can be had at 37I Penn
eyvenla avenue, between ~ and 9th streets At
yU per MONTH References exchanged. o - ims
TADL1 BOARD st no. 464 loth street. fe1,
1Aata: do ls-6
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L
AILLDRS CHAP DRY GOODS STORE
101 Br'dse street, Georseiesss, d. C.
DBDsS GOODS
In great variety, such ~
French Merinos, Empress Cloths. Poplias, pIsi,.
plaid and striped Alpeeas, Delsinss,
5000 ards Low priced Deiatne,
10 100 yards Caliooes at IS, -. and n
Brow uslins, In, Is, -, and Is.
Bleeched do, Is, 1874, 20, Is. 81, ~.
biankets, shawls, Cloths, Cassimeres and weeds,
ylannels. very cheap ..'
Canton Rlannels 30, d, 81, Nx. -. g.
A large stock Of Mournins Goods Gloves, Ho.
siery, and Notions; all OF which win be sold very
cheap. Persons in wasn't Of goods Will save money
eE-lmt BENZ. MILLER.
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PAINT MIXED TO ORDER,
By FRANCIS hILLRs.
&C 2S-6t 500 Ninth strss

By fkAnClS AIkLEx
&C asst 500 Ninth stree
ELIGANr STOCK os FALL AMP wIsfIR
DRESS GOODS.
We are now receiving from the large and elosar
sale made BY
B8MKARD 4 HUTTON,
ct New York, on Thursday aid Friday Of Iss
week, . splendid stock of
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
BLACK AND COLORID MORE ANTIQUE,
IRIeH ABD FRENCH Hopkins,
FRlHCH MERINos,
TRDNCH RIPS,
IMPRESS CLOTH,
PLAID POPLIHe,
MAGNIFICENT WIDE STRIP ID PoPLIIs,
&C., &C., &c.
We bought these goods very cheap, and ere pre-
pared to OFFER the
CHoIORsT STOCK
in the market ct
IXTRlhELY Low PBICBs FOR CASH.
JOS. J. NAY 90,
sos Pennsylvanis avenue,
&C o. 2tif betvssn 9Th and 10th SITS
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~NO. S3I nth srRDET,
US wAssIysToS, b. d., Oct. ls. 1885,.

In conformity Win the iinitstioa Of time for the
presentation Of ela ms a. sthst the fand nov nder
the shsrge Of the ComnisssFy General of Prison.
srs prineipaly " money that had been taken from
Union prtsc ners OF war and recovered 6xed by
direction Of The secretary Of Wsr 10 be on or BE-.
fore Oct i.lSs. Of Which due public notice vas
claims presented after that date Will be considsrsd
oy thu. Board Of 0mesr," nov in ss..Io. 10 tsis
psrtDsLt, A. G o., Of date Oct. I. isss
sach evidence 30 complete the claims presented
before that date - has been reQues,sd b. Iettsra
addrerssd ts claimants their agents nu:t be FOR
wsrded TO the Commissary General of Prisoners,
At vssbi ns ton, d. o., % - 90 reach hat seicer
on or b. fore Nov. Is. 1854, to enable the Beard
awarts
By order Of the Board. -.
-- go II. CLAY WOOD.
Brew COL u.s.AYA.s Co. e o RE,I:;.ssn'.
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ELE0ANT BLAOK MANTILLA vBLv1TS.
aualty Of
BLACK LYONS SILK vHLvRrS
Tor Nantillas, to which invite the stteutiou of
all In want OF . Very superior article.
ALSO,
on hand splendid assortment Of rich and heavy
BLACK CORDED SILKS, =
suitable for Goats, Bassuss, and other Wrap,inv,
together with . splendid assortment of
HANDSOME DR1sS SILKS,
prices. -
Az goods marked in plain figures. 1T the lowest
market rates. No deviation allowed.
W. n. eHOSTHR Bro
No. 80 Market Space,
oc - eo3uf between 7th and 8th streets
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ChBAP LOT OF IMPRESS CLOTHS

CHBAP LOT OF 1MPR1SS CLOTHS.
we place ON our counter to day . large let Of
very handsome
ALI WOOL EMPRRss OLOru,
from AUCTION, at 81 - per yard, which we consider
greet bargain.
Also. lot OF high colored ALL WOOL DE.
LANES, 1t 60 cents. good quality.
w. n. sH0ST1R 4 BBO,
No. 3s Market Space,
&C - cost Between 7th and 5th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23

LOOKING GLASS PLArEs,
French and American WINDOW GLASS.
BRUSHES, all kinds,
IEATHER DUsTEBs, H
PAINTS, TURPENTINE,
LBwIs's WHITE LEAD,
French ana Jersey ZINC.
vARNIsHBs, BGEZINE, COAL OIL.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
DROP LIGHTS, SHADES.
LINsE1D OIL, Of reduced prices,
FRENCH PLATE and FRHKCh CRYSTAL
GLASS furnished on shsrt not CO.
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RY }. o. HcaUIRI . CO., Asoae.ssrs.

RI J. O. MCGUIRE . CO., Ascsssssrs
HoUSIH0LD YURHITuRx At AUCrioso., a.
We will ssll, on MONDAY MORNING next
tober -. commencing at 10 o'clock. 81 vellln 81
lS1 18th street, between and II streets. the Or
niture therein, consisting Of complete outn" W.
III rooms, viz:
Ishogaay Sofa and Chairs, Walnut whstsot,
VALIANT Marble TOP Bureaus and Washstsnas'
Three-ply. Ingram. and other Carpets,
Hah OIL Cloth, Stair Bods. Stair Carpet &C.
Wardrobes. Bureaus and Washstabds. 49,,
Number Of fine Hair, Husk, aud COtton-top -"
Dane and Wool seat Chairs, Lounges,
EXtspston Dining Table,
walnut Sideboard, Refrfeerator,
Canton Mating and Cocoa Mating w~x
Number Of Parlof and Chamber Coal sna :"
Stoves, with Bireboa rds.
Large Cooking Stove and Furniture. lsr1
Large quantity Of China, Glass; snd o'''
Pine assortment Of Chamber Crocksry. ,,..,ss,
Larss ausntity OF Bedding, such :. she's.
Bolstsrs, and Pillow SliUs, &c !, Ae..Asn
Together With the usual assortment oil n0e
and Kitchen Requisites.
oen Intel 10. MCGUIRE q CO. Asss--
~ n a NJ n II n a n u D H
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'NTS

(N1O1aRT0WH HOUSE A0RHCY.
~ 100 BRIDGR STROIT
We have several desirable HOUSES for rent .
~ te 9O Also, frst-class Il nSIDINCIS Gin
70 Si0 Weinvits the attention Of reliabie par
&C q In ORMH n CO0pup
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24
TtlE RAFT su1ANsss JOURNAL.
New Railroad Connection with the West.


For some days past We have had rumors
about negotiation between the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway Company and
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, which has been concluded. The com
tract provides for the construction of mar
row gague track from the terminus of the
Catawissa Railroad at Milton, In Northum-
berland county, and hence through Union,
Centre, Clearfeld, Jefferson and Clarion
counties, to connect with the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad at or near Frank
lin, which is to extend the same narrow
gauge on this road to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and other prominent western cities, thus
forming, by the Catawissa and Reading
Road and its branches, a continuous line of
narrow gaugeroad between Philadelphia and
other prominent cities in the great west. The
Reading Railroad Company is to establish
the rates of freight westward from Phiadel-
phia, the charge per mile on merchandise or
passengers never to be higher than the rate
per mile charged to the city of New York,
which secures to Philadelphia all the advan-
tages of her geographical positions in the
great and growing trade of the west. These
two railroad companies have agreed to fur
nish one half of the capital required to es-
tablish line of steamers between this port
and England, whenever our citizens will sub
scribe the other half.-U s. Gazette.
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PAY ATTENTION!
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD BARGAINS !


We hereby notify the public, that the Foundry
in the Borou gh of Ciearfeld has been put in full
blast. by the undersigned, who are now ready to
accommodate the community with anything per-
tanning to our line of business. We keep con-
stantIy on hand general assortment of stoves and
castings, among which are the following
Cook, Parlor and Template Stoves,
for burning either wood or coal; Sala-
mander stoves, No. 4; Vase stoves,
Nos and 4; Wash-kettles, Is
and 20 gallons !; Farm dinner
bells, two sizes Fire CRATES, 90 and %
inches; Plows and plow-castings.
We are also prepared to make all kinds Of GRIST
and SAW-MILL IRONS, and special attention
will be paid to the repairing of THREsHIsG MA
CHIMES. ra-4
Persons in want of anything in our line. Womb Z
do we'll 10 give US call Every description OF
approved country produce and old metal, lahcn
in exchange for our manufactures at sne HiSSeS'
market price. HAhhni @ H''s'
Clearfeld Nov. L. 1853 II
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

The british neglect with which rebel sur
seons allowed brother Of the President of
the United States to die, is an other Illus
ration of the reconstructed feelingsof trai
i9rs Mr.. johnson had been on cunning
excursion, when, by accident, he shot him
self. When he was brought into town, a doz-
en- rebelsurgeons refused to dress his wounds
a'i his friends could get no medical aid for
alm for ten days, when he died. This. bru-
1ai act occurred in Texas, and the surgeons
gave as reason for ncglecting the man, that
ne was brother OF the President.
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CLIPPINGS AND scRlsBlla

y. a L
BGA large tic-the Atlantic.
-Dowp-the murcury, below zero, on
Sunday. s4ii Il zass - ts 49,
ADitto-the young lady who fell on
the sidewalk. etizJ SO gc.T saal.t
Ra Query?-When rain falls does it ev-
er get up again? t
srSelling-hour at $40, in Lock Haven,
Here it sells at S12
nsAFine sport-skating on Sunday, and
popping through the ice.
peat Havana-R Toombs, where
he was Joined by his wife.
nALeft the country-John I'll. Surratt,
via Texas So says madam rumor.
gsA.Consume annually-the smokers in
the United States, l,000,000,000 of cigars.
FA.Held-a coffin fair, once year in
Russia, at which each peasant who has an
aged parent buys one.
Sg-Increasing- feelings between the
Mormons and U. S. soldiers at Salt Lake.
So says letter writer.
nACon tains-the freedmen village near
Washington, 7,763 persons. Their proper
ty is valued at 100000, .l,a
B1Extended into :Georgia-the recent
cold snap The Augusta papers of the 9Th
announces the falling of snow.
Forming free trade leagues - the
copperheads in various parts of the country.
They don't like to see American enterprise
flourish. .ED IT, I'VE "a
arReported--that the Convention OF
the harmonious Democracy of Allegheny
county, on Wednesday of last week, broke
up in disgraceful row.
Bay Asserts-a French paper, that only
three of its subscribers are bald, and they
are in arrears for subscription. A warning
to dehnquents, generally.
g%A clerk in mercantile establishment
writes to a friend at home: Il have nice
time of it -a-days-very little work to
do-our firm don't advertise.
sas-A doctor up town recently gave the
| following prescription for lady: "a new
bonnet, cashmere shawl, and new pail
| of gaiterc rcboots''- The lady, it is needles:
to say, has entirely recovered.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

The Manufacturing enterprise of Penn
sylvania was never as lively as at the pres
ent y The latest exhibition of energy in this
connection, is that of the capitalists of Belle
fonte, Centre county, who are about to erect
an immense establishment for the manufac-
ture of Russia sheet-iron, on Spring creek.
The Central Press says that all the arrange
ments for the works have been made, and
that theywill be in operation in a very short
time .-. s-E~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

The Pope, it seems, no longer conceals
from himself the impending doom of his
temporal dominions. In addressing the
French troops on the 1st of January, he
expressed the fear that the enemies of the
Church would go to Rome after the depart
ure of the French troops. So, it seems, all
parties in Italy are agreed that this with
drawal of the French troops will be very
soon followed by revolution in Rome, and
a demand of the Romans for annexation to
Italy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

On Nov. Goth, 1865, by Rev G. W.
Dunlap Mr; I ENoch och NJ M11hAs Tds to Miss Miss oHo
On Dec. 10th, 1865, by Rev. G. w Dun
lap, Mr.. Moan BENFER to Miss MARY
JURY, both of Clearfeld county,
Jan. 7th, 1866, by Josiah Evans, Esq,
Mr., HENRY RINGGoLD to Miss ELIZA Ma
son, both of CurwensviIle, Clearfeld county.
On Jan. 10th, 1866, by Rev. P. L. Har-
rison, Mr. JOHN SIMMONS. of Cicero, On
ondaga county, N Y, to Miss JosEPHINE
LANICH, of Clearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

THE LADY's FRIEND.-The February
number of this beautiful magazine opens
with touching steel engraving, entitled
News From the War;"
The women weep as the children play
very expressive engraving indeed, and
which will, We fear, touch the source of
tears in many sorrowful heart The large
eolored Double Steel Fashion Plate for this
number is as usual refined and elegant; the
distinguishing traits of the fashion plates of
the Lady Friend. Then we have an engrav-
ing, of Elise Radner, an ILLUSTRATION of a
story of the same name, with engravings of
an Evening Toilet, embroidery, children $
Fashions, &c. The music is 'sNear Thee, -
the words by Charles Swain. The literary
contents are choice and interesting. Price
s2,50 year; 2 copies $500; copies land
one qratis) SIC. No,o Is the time to get up
clubs for 1866. Address Deacon & Peter
son, 3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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The moral influence which the restoration
of the Union continues to exercise In Eu-
rope is marvellous. Even the official organ
of the Prusian Government speaks OF the
success of American institutions. The Lon
don Times finds every week something new
to admire 1t now urges England, by ref
erenee to the preparations made in the I'm
tied States for the speedy payment of the ma
tional debt, to go and do likewise
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

Four years ago, the Patriot and Union
insisted it was unconstitutional for soldier
in the field to vote, and the Democratic par
ty, as an organization, took open ground "a
gainst amending the Constitution SO as to
allow the soldiers to vote. To-day, the same
paper, backed by the same party leaders, is
of Congress which DISTINGUISHES deserters.
We leave patriots to estimate the shame Of
such ourse.--1elegroph.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

EyRRORS OF YOuTH.-A gentIerna an who
a. suffered for years from Nervous and Genital
debility, Nightly emissions, and Seminal Weak
ness the result of youthful indiscreton and caIno
ending his days IN hopeless misery, will,
for the sake of suffering man, send to all who need
it, free of charge) the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his case Snt-
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers sad
pcrence and possess sure and valuable remedy,
can do so by addressing him at once at his place
of business. The recipe and full information
of vital importance-will be cheertully sent hy
return mail. Address JOHN u. OGDEN,
No 80 Nausau Street, New York
p. S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes will iEd
this information invaluable. Nov Is, lS63-3m.
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MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS

Has opened his Music Store, door west of
W. Lewis Book Store, where he keeps constantly
on hand Steinway 4 Sons and Gaehes Piano
Manufacturing Company Pianos, Mason Ham
Inns Cabinet Organs and Carhart, Needham d
Cos Melodeons; Guitars, Violins, Fifes Flutes
Guitar and Violin Strings. @
Music Books-Goden Chain, Golden Shower
Golden Censor, Golden Trio. &c, &c.
Sheet Music-He is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia all the latest music, which persons
at a distance wishing can order. and have sent
them by mail at publishers prices.
BPanos and Organs Warranted for Ave years.
Those wishing to buy any of the above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as in
New York and Philadelphia
Circulars of instruments sent promptly upon
application with any additional information de.
sired. B. NJ. GREEN,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa One door West OF
Lewis Book Store. Dec 6. 1855
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

"The Republican party must split, so
say all the Copperhead papers. The wish
is father to the thought But the Repub-
licans are not going to oblige the Copper
heads just yet by letting them and the Rebs
govern the country. The Democratic party
must be entirely reconstructed and placed
upon loyal basis before it can expect the
people to entrust it with the reins of Gov
ernment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

There is quite lively time on the border
between Mexico and the United States, in
the vicinity of Matamoras, on the Rio
Grande. A dispatch from New Orleans
dated January 10th, says, that 400 Ameri-
can Filbusters crossed that river from the
United States side, and captured the town
of Bagdad on the Mexican side below Mat
amoras taking prisoners the Imperial gar
rison of 100 men, and pillaging the place.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-24

Gov. Swami, of Maryland, has donated a
lot of ground on the battle field of Ball S
Bluff, for the interment Of the remains OF
Union soldiers who fell there.