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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-17
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LOHN. GRANT q Co.
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TO TnE WORKING CLASS Farmers Mechsnies,
/ ladies aud everybody | am uow prepared 70 FUR
nish you with constant employment At yanf homes
lie whole ~ your time, ID your spare moments
Business new ghi aud proftaiis 20 ~ 70 g. per
ring easily earned by persons % either sE and the ~
hd girls nearly ne much men Great Inducements uf
cred those who Will devote htlF whole tmD 20 the bus
mess, and uai every per who sees his notice may
send their address and test The business Tor hemseiros
/ make the following unparalleled putr To All Wh8 are
hot well saiiased with tho basaets wilt send 81 80 pay
ur The troobe OF writing Fun particulars, directions,
de sent free samples sent bY nail Tor 10 &c Address
i 9. ALLEN, Augusta Maine
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Buzz 4 Burton Seminary.

MANCHEsTER. VT,
THE SPRING TERN 81 this Institution will com
i mence "WEDNESDAY, april. ], aud win continue
~ weeks.
Cnpetent destruction viii be provided for those DE-
string u parsaA q Classical Ergllsh Scenfihe Com
"a, rciai coafse. 4 Primary y Partment Aas been 60
tahlished this Term Rifh promising results. The
Boarding d parimeni IS ably conducted under the
charge u Mf Geo. Clark
HARRIS. JR., Principal
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IwK BaYssrs Rnrrn

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aYai. Iheasanas base bern
] cured 81 Is The NEST -
we're p.ins reilsYea 10 "A
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BOO Agents Wanted
- solicit orders foF the
Origin and History Of the Books OF the
Bible.

~ ~ - e e t0f = ~ ~
fresh Book 81 n he besf sna ni8st lhareagh 81,
teaas Esefe K 20 weFs pabltshea ihat can CyfBpsfe
With e. Il = ha8IaE large sale ssiQg alt9 afser
Teisgsoss laek. oEw "a 10 within ~ lasi aoBins
ISLES Rapidly Increasing seae f4f gircatars Ad4feaf
= aplg g haKgFasF fcHsa fMfsa e. Hartford, g.
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scrAron -scRATcuN scEAToHltl

SCRATCH scRATCHll sCRATCHlil
IN from 10 to 4s hours
Whett0ns Ointment cures the Itch.
Wheat0n's Ointmcni cures salt Bheum.
Wheafon's Ointment cures Petter.
WheatJn's OiAtment cures BARRIERS Itch.
WhcatoA's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment eHrer Every Kind "
HUMOR LIKE MAGIC,
Price 80 cents box; by mail 60 cents Address
WEEKS Il POTTER, No l7a Washington Street, Bos-
ton Mass For sale BY all Druggists.
Boston, Ang 20 ls67-lyl5
Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil
TT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM"
Every person IN this town wil and Or their profit
az well 81 their comfort If hsy use heanes Pain
Killing Magic oil when they have the Headache.
Toothache Chblains Ague IN the Face and Jaws.Lame
Shoulders, Rheumatism, scatie1 Bruises, Cramps,
Colds Group, Sore Throat or any pains Of this nature
The ladies viii ind It's blessing to relieve their
peculiar pains II is of the test things to use in
The family as d genera remedy for any kind OF painful
disorder or hurt burn, ever discovered and Il Il
clean and delicious 10 Use It freely. sold BY all
Drupaisss Merchants and Grecefs.
WI. RENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, I1ttsfeld, Mast
Sold ii Manchester by l. 0ryis; Factory Point by
@ W Smth-iyeowA
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Real Loterla

In The Drawing for 1868 here will be &c 600 Tickets
$3.50, 900 in Gold DrAwn every Seventeen Days.
Prizes cashed ard information given also highest rates
paid for Spanish DoHboOHs and all kinds u Colt and
Silver, bT GEORGE UPHAM,
GO North Main ST.. Providence r l.
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StTATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court hold
- Manchester District S. {cn ut the Probate Office
in Manehes IN mud for said District, the oh day
Of March, A. ID. 1868,
Present hon J.. b. BURTON, Judge.
The administrator on the estate Of Abnef Derby late
Of Rupert IN said District deceased applied 70 render
his account
Whereupon It was ordered that hearing upon said
application be had at Probate Court % he holden al
Manchester IN said District on the 2ah day Of March
A. ~ 1865 aud that notice Of said application, the
re and reason thereof and he time aud place of hea
ing thereon be given % al persons interested by pub
lishmga copy y this order three weeks successfully p
the MaachesteY Journal newspaper printed at said
Manchester, previous 70 said tiEae II hearing
true record Attest,
IOyELAND MUNsoS Register
true copy Of record. Attest,
AZ L0YELAND MUNSON, Register
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The Hl..orr 81 al war b.lwren lhe COO.

AtE CAVES tHkAArFHt. t1entrf ssn NfHNtfsf
ny naa AfrxANuge III srNvrNs
eaB8 faf tIreaafa wlfh fefmf saA ! o. description
to- aerk Address NATIONAL Publishing
CD FlHt8slFAs FN
uovE9's ILLUSTRATED NBrALo0t Eofa EEpS.
~ aud Uai4e - ths las and NsestahesisF3eu 81
leds ie Haw raa&F. camt8iums aA ages wAih iHll ae
stf}Htaat 81 neas $40 sfetias aua plain aifet tons
Tor sowing taltasr, & NluAmiea with NJ EaErayiu8a
~ Flowers AHl Ntealahlas, and
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JaCkSon'S Catarrh Snuff
No TdoCHE POWDER.

DELIGHTFUL AND PLEAsANTR EMEDY iS
CGfarrh. Hsadaese, had Breath. Hoarseusss,
.fsfAIaa. Kronchiffs. Ge1sghs y5tafaess ee..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
En.s.rcn s.sE.REs Estnte.

CtTATE OF VERMONT1 At a Probate Cont hold
- Manchester District *. en- at the Probate Office !
Manchester IN and for said District the nth day
March, d. 1858
Present, Hon. Il. 3. BURTON, Judge.
The Executor Of TIL last will and testament Of ku
nice sayre aje OF sandgate In sad District deceased
proposed to render bis account.
Whereupou Il was ordered that said application b
heard at i Probate Court TO be holden ut tie Prohal
Office in Manchester, in aud for sand district, on III
1st day OF April 1868, and that notice thereof b
given ~ paeshlng Tits order three weeks successive
IL in the Manchester ,ioufHa paper printed al Man
chester previous 70 said time % hearing.
true record.
Attest LOYELAND MUNsON, Register
true copy of record. Attest
43 LovELAND MUNs0N, Register
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POLITICAL.

wW,,seymour eouthrons. He.aarsrters,
meeting a. Headquarters on SUNDAY MORNING.. rs
inst, 10 O'Clock A. n Every "Houshronv should be
present. still open members By Prssdsnt
Il. X. McK1NaBLL, Sec,-.----~
-Heedquar Fourth Ward N03sOaol
Democratic Club CANA and Franklin srests New
Oresns October H. ls6SThers VIII be adjourned most
attendance is earnestly requested By order Of
~ GEO. OR0NAN. President
Y WIN Hall. Secretary
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EHNEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALE nANUrAO.
Il turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate, Cream
Drops, sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jqjabe Paste Gum
Drops and syrSps b. team Importer Of French q,ns
ehns DECORATED Toys Cosssaas. Fancy PsPs for Gsss
nj and New Year Comucopias etc, etn Ne %
Old Levee between St Lous and Cont stress Nsv
CrleAns. La
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RIeAUD . co.'s
PARISIAN PERFUMERY,

Pstronised By the Empress the French, and extensively
used IN ali fashionable circles for Its Exceee and Supe
GRITTY.
BOCoUET The new scent Rigaad 4 Co. the only Inn
poers Europe Of the fragrant extract Of fangyand from
RiGAEb 4 CO IS roLUTINy, q de,c.pus Toilet water,
superior 70 Ksu Dc Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, Florida
RiGAup cos MIRANDA SOAP. szquissisly per.
RIeAUD COS nIkANDA P0nATux, for prsssrv-
NJ EiS 6d JsU sss Aipfrosxs mos. ....s.
elixir for preserving the tssth md pertaining the brsst
RIGAUD co.'s IOOTH-CRE an, rsmsrkabls pre-
RIGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER, superior 70 vIolss
The LIT LITTLE ToSifoK; GUIDE TO The rorLEr,
With PhotogHphc nussrstons win be ssnt rsssip Of
stamp
Wholesale, Rigaud Co, Is rue Dc Richelisu, Psis
Agent, p Esvbsny Sons 1 st. Psus chGch ysFd. Lon
Dspss Gsasrk IN New Orleans 4
- : :. - = '---- p. .Duo0NaES.
81 Charfrss street,
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-Uniop Soldiers and 0aiiovs' De moe atic
Cub-n Of the Mass Meeting Of independent
Climbs held Cor squsre this evening" the proposed
this Club through the Second and Third Dtcts
has been postponed to WED SESDAY EVENING, at $50
which time all members Tered to assembls
promptly, full y uniformed and equipped. .I0a
By ORDER. JAMES b. sTEEDnAN. President.
JsuTs z MrRrru i.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VABIET1Ks THEATER-KxrRA GARD.
The FIRST GRAND FAMILY MATINEE OF THE
SEASON wiz be given ct this Fsvorts Establishment
Z Saturday. Oct. ~, ~ I =. L..
When viii be presented the Beautiful Emotional Play Of
EAST LYME; OR, rBE ELorExENT.
A GRAND VOCAL AND
"A INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
To b Given at the New Opera House on
Monday Eveaiss. October 10. Ices.
-BY
DEMOCRATIC BROOM RANGERS
the s. Sas g. "A sss Of
AID S sss.aa ss1sa ana s.Rss 81 ssss y the
-, x.,. G a W. 0uiSsftssn, Chairman,
T. ia rs :s s:ss'' ESQ., H. A I'll
Gen ,. Bsshna. gsn- Dabney q. asary.
Hon Z jewell ST. "a ~ Hs%sis. ESQ.,,
s%on Ms:Sa ESQ., ESQ., 5 sss ESQ., ESQ.,
q, Nunsssssr ESQ.,. A D. Bsnsudy, ESQ.,.
John rem bert-n, Esq, Henry fsycnaud sr ESQ,
Capt b. W. boot, E q. Warzburger. Eco,
John II. Bernos. Esq.
Capt Michel George Chairman.
Gen Harry 7. Hays. Gen srsxson Brsss.
Col J. o. Nixon, Gen. J. B stsedmsn,
H'Gr I1m,,r Tray Bernard a nyssnf ESQ.,
Vic asscbss De Lss, Esq Paul O Boadousauis, ESQ.,.
T. l. Macon, Esq, A & Blackmsr ESQ.,,
A. Bhlugns, Esq H. Larouissni. ESQ.,,
Louis Grunewsd, $50.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
Charles H. Eslava, ESQ, Chairman
A A. Cannon Esq, A L. Tissot Esq,
Leonce Baybi ESQ.,, L. Fszende. Esq..
EatshxU0tcn66, ESQ, Capt l. Prados
j. a Pernta ESQ r n Ogden, Esq.,
Gustave Boudro Esq, Chas weishsar. Jr, ESQ.,,
A. Bacon, ESQ. T. Cssssgne, ESQ.,,
Gustavs L BeTcier, Eeq, Albert Paul. fsq.,
A. Thieny, Esq, e A Bozonier, ESQ
Admissisn 70 all parts Of the hou,e, 81
Seats be had at the Opera House. eommenc
ing ON the 10th inst between hours Of A. and
without extra charge.
Tekets had at the principal Music and Book Stores
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
DRAwIxa OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER Io-oLAss Ss4.
pEo1pEp BIZ THE DRAWING OF THE MISSOURI
l STATE LOTTERY.
g POLICY Plan 5000
1I1I%sI. :, :: ssIss . . n aaI.|..|s
Ia.o.r.slon f-ai.h'd and prsss Sss2sd =. srasss
Licensed Lottery Dealer.
Corner 81. Charles and Union streets
q soros Prsss snail Fly Prizes or names q persons
Winning prizes advertised By the Kentucky or
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
nrArIoN LOTTERY TICKETS, or the Three Number
Ias - follows: 1880
On Monday. wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets o. 50. IS and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
t Tickets ST. IS and $40
On Friday.
6. r ~ Tickets SIS
rnaxss IN ali the above Schemes Proportion.
Plans Of the Lotteries and explanation Of the Drawing
su be sent each purchaser.
Jspitsl Prise IN 81 Scheme. fVs
Jspltal Prize in 81 50 schele. 1000
yaptal Price tor IS Scheme D.ON
,spstal Prize. for $40 5000
An orders sre promptly hed BY mall and the Man
xsr-p Oncal Scheme and Commissioners certified printed
rawlings are sent ell purcnssers mnediatey after tia
hsxing. "a -
An communications strictly confidential.
An order for less than Dollar viii not be executed
An the drawings are published IN the New York. ks-
,rseans snd ST. Louis daily psperL
mORDERING TICKETS, ENCLOSE the amount Of money
oar address BY nn for what you wish 70 purchase name
hs Lottery In which yea wish Il invested and whether yod
whoes Halves Quarters receipt Of which send
shai ordered. by art mall, together with the schema
Deposits Postage Stamps received IN payment for
tickets.
Prize Tickets shoud be returned this oce payment
renewal in ether Tickets. They win be paid In Bank
Jhscks, In such wf best accommodate the
purchaser
Address al Orders 70
OHAs. 7. HOWARD,
Lock Box 692 New Orleans. La
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Losr--sToLEN--roUND.

O0T-ON TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
- instant, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount of Money. number Of Receipts and Memoranda,
toned against trading for or negosting 's Three Notes
him ndorsed for hundred dollars each and
payable in three SIX and nine months after date note
ndorsed year AFTER date, March l5sJ ana marked
me yaratur" BY Gottchalk Maene, notary public for
bred and thirty three doa and thirty and
dorsed as above Marked Ne varistur." BY w L. Poole
ESQ., p; at sixty DAYS after date, 9th Febru
gustn cashier Bank Of New Orleans hundred and
hhy dollars; note Of : Lobde in favor Of Hardy
dell hundred and fifty dollars, endorsed date
not seden Of which notes have been paid but not
Cancelled The finder b welcome tothe and will receive
additional reward upon returning the Diary and Papers
r.. d. Van dorn. "a Carnp street
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MoNITION..........."~......
MONITIOE.

MoNITIoN.....-'....''.'.'.. ..MoNITIOH.
q. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
COLLECTORS OFFICE Oct LIST, 1868 I
The following described goods having been for
ton Of the herein folt hereby
given that the persons claiming the shall appear
and he their claims according Law within twenty
from date hereof the goods will be advertised and
pubic suction provided by sections IL IL Is and IA OF
Act Of Congress approved July 18th, 1866
July 3, 1865 mark. bottles kirschvasser vessel.
olinds VIC aiion section /, Act July %. ie66.
July Is 1861, marked A, bbs Syrup Of Cane Juice Il
halt bis Syrup Of Cane juice steamer Trade Wind violation
section I, Act Jure 50, 1854
August No. 1868 marked 9. under T. p Y box s75 CT
1888
August a. 1858, marked p D.. kegs 151z gzlons Sherry
box Florida Water and lis pal Kid Gloves 90 mark YES
sell rrima Donna; violation section "a, Act March lls9
August lses no mark casks Rum; vessel Ysaoelita;
violation section s., Act March 2. 1879 .
September 1865 marx, case Absynthe g Billiard
Balls; vessel, Lima; violation s;cton 81 Act March l7
PERRY FULLER. Oelector
JAMES +. TUCKER,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENT ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD. q
.Carondeiet street .............es
INV ORLEANS.
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Books OF DubseFlption the Capital
Stock Of the New Orleans Steamship ns viii Be found 1t
thu following named places: q.
Once the FACTORS and Tradsrs Insurance Company,
Commercial Insurance Company. of Camp and Ora
vsr streets
nsrcia Place ,,.
Ehropshre Hathorn, Poydrss street.
rcCloskey Mason, 6rayier street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-17

PARTNERSHIP -UlSSOLUTlON
THE UNDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they have formed
Copartnersbip under the lame and style OF PAYAN
ZtBAL for the purpose OF carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUStskSS
AND EVERY ARTlCLE APPERTAlNIN0 TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS and have located themselves under
the St Charles Hote one door o. The ecrper Of Common
street THOMAS u PAfAN,
New Orleans, October .. 1858 HENRY L. zEBAL
OWINo TO THE DEATH Of WIN. L.
WYNN the firm Of GARNER, WYNN 90 this day
dissolyed GEO q. GARNER
= - - @. McCARrY,
New Orleans. October !, 1868. Surviving Partners.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed Cogsrtnership under
the and style of GARNER McCARrY, for the pur
pose carrying the Wholesale Grocery business at the
Canal street. GEO. q. GAMER
1909 c. McCAKTY.
COPARTNERSHIP-- UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed Ooparnershp. dating from July l. 1855
under the and style Of MEDO B0vARO, for the
Of continuing the Produce Business heretoore CON
Quoted BY MEDD NEWTON MEDD
August l. 1865. D. BOvAkD
Referring the advertisement, would inform my
friends bat remain with Messrs. MEDD BOvARD. No
l0 Poydras and would respectfully solicit continu
of their favors q. W. NEWTON.
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c.E. eIaARpeY q co. SALES.
WITHOUT LIMIT tr1I a
AN EXCELLENT IsvEsrxBu.
A DOUBLE HOUSE. NO. 10 ST JOSEPH srRExr.
NEXT ADJOINING TO THE CORNER
OF MAGAZINE STREET.
M o. 4. oIRARDEY a CO.,
AucfiosssR-0mcs. No. II Exchange Piack
, ocioct = 8 Pubic xacsion q sis ssssS.ass .ad
u. poSsfs ONE STORY FRAME
Hssssn: At Joseph julia and Fouchsr Streets msss1n ~
feet inches 'front.' on 81 Joseph BY s. feet inches and
having side alley each te.emsnt TvossOrS
q s. Josseh and Msss.i.. .trssss This pIogsay ns
ss % sssys
n rrxu.-o.e half cash and the balance at and years
bearing eight cent asnun interest from date q sale
cent fee clause binding the purchase. pay
Be- s
the vendor Taxes Of 1868 10 be med
Il. go Snsd s,.ss: sssps :. re
pence Of the purchaser before w Caste notary puolia
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR, DRAWING. BED
-...-.--AHr. rszssn Eup $3.50
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRORS
el- lcftulr
RICH GAS CHANDELIERS. BRONZE AND OTHER
Soy ORNAMENTS
fl- cf.
CARPETS. ExeRAv1Ses. GLASS. CHINA AND
OTHER WARE. ETC. ETC.
AT AUCTION.
M @. Il. GIRARDEY d co..
Oniee-No. II Exchange Plaza
WEDpEsD October 2sth, at 1Ok
w O'Clock A win be sold pubic auction, the tprse-
story brick dvsing No. l7s S. Charles between
Grod and julia on account Of the owner declining huse
TEE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE, som-
prsing Elegant Rosewood Paror Drawing and Bed Room
ssis Rich ench Plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors Lace and
Damask Curtai English Gas Chsndslers and Fixssres;
Clock and other Ornaments in Bronze Engravlnes
and Glass hina and other Wares and great variety Of
o'hss sssss TO- nn@sUu, e ps1on , as,v., On
~ TiszsICssh in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
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Ne" GREAT SxrE snosTiaiEEs' s HEkSS AM

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY ct $50 r. r.,
making connections with Trains for vicksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
7l0 going Brcokhsvsn- Returning, leave
Brookhaven Is $50 A L. on MONDAYS. arriving In Nsw
Orleans ct l0:3O u.
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday Sun
day going north Trains Of Sunday Monday south
Nail train arrives In New Orleans at ! so y.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except sundays
T. q WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YON0E, General Freight Agent
ED WARE General TRANSFORMATION Agsnt
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7 OsT-QN THURSDAY. nth. BLACK AND
- Brown Hound, answers to the name Of JED. Had
small piece Of the bottom Of his LEFT and large
white his bresst When lost be had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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7 h. WALTON n DEsLoNDE-

II. WALTON d DEsLONDE-
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS,
FOR THE rrTt 20
Sale Leasing Of City and Suburban Real Es
tate Plantations and Lands; for the sale OF Stocks
and Scrip Merchandise and Produce Damaged
Cotton and Cargo, household
Furniture, ETC.,
BEMovED TO 70. CARONDELET STREET.
NEAR CANAL STREET. p ~
We respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage that
heretofore literally accorded to and beg TO In
form the public that prepared la add
ton former business 70 Negotiate Loans on Mort
the City and safe Assessments OF City and
Suburban Property Taxes State and City, Lease City
Property Collect Rents for Residents aud Nom Restent
All business Of whatever kind intrusred us viii inset with
promps busnes like attention. and The neres OF parties
using services viii have zesu and per.en. care
j. B. WALTON DESLONDE.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-04
the RAFTsRAn's JouRnAL.

GRAND PRESENTATION ENTERTAINMENT
At the Court House on Thursday, Morch
5h.-The Great Moving Mirror of China,
illustrating the habits and customs of the
Chinese. Also scenes on the great voy-
age to China. At the close of the enter
tainment, quantity of useful presents will
be given away, including LIVE PIG. Ev-
cry holder of ticket will positively receive
present Admission 80 cents-children
25 cents. Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Cur
tain rises at o'clock
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-04

PrrrsBuRGH FEMALE COLLEGE We once more
invite the attention OF our readers to this excel
lent institution. located in Pittsburgh. The bull
dings, one hundred and forty eight feet in length
have been improved from year to year. until they
among the finest of their kind in the country.
The ceilings are high the halls and rooms neatly
pspered, and we'll lighted and ventilated, and ev-
cry arrangement made for the comfort and con-
yenience of the pupils. The Faculty embraces
twenty-five teachers, chosen with special refer
ence to their fitness for the positions they occupy
and most of whom have had from FIVE to twenty
five years experience in their profession. Five
of them employed in the music department
French and German are taught by native teach
ers There arc also special teachers tor all the
other ornamental branches, such Drawing,
Painting, Needework, Wax Flowers, &c. Every
part of thorough, solid and ornamental cduca-
tiOn is amply provided for. The curriculum of
studies is extensive, arranged with great care and
with special reference to the mental development
and progress of the pupil. There is thorough
organization of the literary course into Primary.
Preparatory and Collegiate, as well as special de-
partments for all the ornamental branches This
arrangement affords special advantages. Not
withstanding the advantages afforded unsur-
passed by those of any ladies' school in the land,
the charges are very moderate-far less indeed,
than many schools which have fewer teachers and
less faculties. Not the least advantage is the
moral tone which pervades the institution. The
boarding pupils are under the special care of the
President and his wife and their constant effort is
to make the College Christian Home for all
committed to their tuition. We cordially com
mend the College to all our readers The Spring
Term will commence March 23d. Send to the
President, Rev. L. C. Pershing D. D., for cat
aogue.
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Renublican County Committee.

The selection of Conferees, to meet the Con-
ferees of the other counties in this Con-
gressional District, for the purpose of elect
ing delegate to the National Convention
at Chicago, having been overlooked at the
late. County Convention, there will be a
meeting of the County Committee, for that
purpose, at my office in the borough of
Clearfeld, on the 18th day of March, 1868,
Mt O. clock, P. NJ. H. B. SwooPE,
March f.. Ch. Co. COMMITTEE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-04

A daring robbery was committed Friday
night, at Kassinger Mills, three miles from
Reading, Pa Charles Long was attacked in
his mill by four disguised men. They shot
at him with pistols, robbed him of 5 500,
and left him tied His house was enteredby
the same party and $4,000 in Government
bonds, 50 900 in greenbacks, and $4,000 in
gold taken. No arrests.