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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-15
Isl JANUARY 1868.
SETTLEMENT DAY.

NOUR accounts AM noles are ready both al Hills-
bsrssgh aud At Mehsn ass.Ils.
On' credit 10 suffering for want 4 The money due
fr god, ruId "a SHORT TINE. and not paid Tor
ysl. - .su-~~..-. .- s.... -a-.-#> ~~-.-.- ~~~
Pivsc pay w either in nlonry Or prodess. - lha,
We esh mss out ts. uuI by.i itlends ate those who
ICY up promptly.
J. i. TURRENTINE,
TURRENrINE & DICKSON.
Ian.a 81
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LIST OF LETTERS.

n NC. on the ist Of Jsnuary, 1858. which IL mol
sken out in one month will be- sent 10 the Dead Lei
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HUGHESS ACADEMY, !.

ME next Session Of my School, situated six
: miles north Of Hllsborough, win commence the
second Monday in January next. .. .". ~''.1
Tai ion per session of twenty weeks, "@ eos 90
Board, including all necessary expenses ex-
cept lights, per session. ~ rs 90
Board in good families in the nsighborhood can be
had at prices below tho above. = g te,f.I atIt.
5.->...... Ills. w. HUGHES.
December 4. ar4aa4 ts,.far l7-.3v
The Raleigh Sentinel and Daaviie Times, publish
three times, and send bill to This Office.
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FURNITURE! FURNfrURg!!

NM sPehu your money TOT ~ sfthrrn Furniture,
W when you can be 90 well supplied and On sush
reasonable ietms by calling on The une Al his
WARE ROOM
en- Wsss siissi, between King and Tfyou, in IIiII.-
sSn,ueh, N. G.
Kept On hnd. and made 70 order, Bussu.. I, al
steals. Ta'lus, Chairs, wardrobss, wa.hsioa.. NJ.
biarins, DESKS, &c. sc.
The very lesi Mattresses, 10 which can be t..J
T1sGcfs celebrated Spring bottom he'd
uphosicfing done 20 order. with nealnsss and die.
patch. CALI Mould,og Coz picture frames on hand.
Walnw Coihss from the fine.t French .pnIi,h. Ia
worth Carolina Pine, kept AMI fitted up a short 40
tee
NY hsarse has been reprinted and rsirimned, and
butlah " town sod country attended 10. . =. A
Repairing o. Ill kinds done on liberal terms. seat.
pot N cid chairs 10 neat and cheap manner. Lei.
'sts sfinqaify pfonply saswerea. aud onle,. by rns
When accompanied with The cash, Immediately flIrl
Encourage hnmc industry. My terms are mode.
rae, |" work On The live and lei live principle.
Give me call. F
CHARLEsL. COOLEY.
Jan. s. 49, - al
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s.sasaaaaaes g MIL q. n q ~ KsF
g,a HOl' HO!, gHRITMASl!.se.
HERE Is WHERE SANTA CLAUS,
BUYS HIS TRICKS FOR CHILDREN.
The Best and Fullest Stock OF Confec-
tion,ries and Toys. ever kept in this Mar
kst, &c. &c.
Consisting Of IN T ~ gs
Stick Candy, - Butter NUTS, - u
French Candy, aaraa English Walnats,
a2. Rock CANDY A'+ 'sva Almond Mats, 3d.
Are.,g Gum Drops, A.. q. III 81 Cocoa Nuts,
sgpaaf Cordial Drops, ar@ra - Figs, e.fa.
ri lta, I'D Fancy Kisses, rs.aa Fl Oranges, sas
Il esstR@54 Maple Sugar, 's+sta s#f' Lemons u
Raiseon' u.s. .ll 4a. Sugar Cakes ~ IT, -,.r. N
Ciron, ODD a,g'sp Soda Crackers, A. III b. ,~
Cream Candy, ~ 5s Caudlss, as.a,,-.4usel
Pickles.. il liab II Cogars,
q g aa French Mustard, ~ Cheese, 5''R III
60 p Shot, s3aa o. fl fs SOAP, @t'91
il Apples, BY dozen Or bashsl. Moan,.in Buttst. >,
Also new lot Of Toys. @'@r ~.o"
In fact every thing to please tho Children, 30.
All Of which will be sold low for Cash, ~.,..
..p BY a. atsa w. A. GATTIS, & Co., j
Dec. 10. a<tA@4ATTA A&1(d Is-
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

A NAY BAyKRsDoRrER- AuCTIoNEBR, oryrCE
IA II Btoe House. sells thia day 10 O'clock 2s Bescker
street entire contents OF Res.snran. and BsIrc.m
some Counters, Bar and 0ss Ylturss Chandeliers Mirrors
Paintings Crcckery Glassware Cascrs Cutlery, &c Posi-
lively IN lots Dealers invited.
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DEPARTURES ON SATURDAY.

ON u-u....-. u,.. ro-
vearvvi-Stsamsnip Ciy OF bsLmore cow i
eerhwan Mss Montssqe, ~ bssc' h,r mosso snd
s Ms' % aea san mr ss
and hI susan Sole n ooo9man Ssmse yones TOT. T
nAns isnnc Fower Juan von', Aioeareo mon.eo yVse
3ssao p1Tss, Rev Lowe Gasn & ss
bsrson Cnares hooseu, m Sonn vn s anu Wiz, E.p'
ynnt hcy Dr neoge ana wue NJ Osnnon, rev
non snS cSS SeSge on scx
usn,e' VIE anu Yu,su So a s.cy, "a
sSS ws Sep BAILEY Kew David wases rsyier
CTownsend jose Rievs Rev q Corey, Williams John
xustn ssSsns Jr Kinney Mrs Ross and daughter,
smith and Wife Mrs Turnsss child and maid servant
Johnsoo Mr. 0adsdon, Robert Carey and boy, William II
STUART Rrederok Lawreuce Rawson Mrs Cole, Juan Car
tilo Norris Perxo,to L Hart, q Cameron Coleman
and wife, George Van and wife, George Doherty, Mr.
Hodge Mr. Gray, Watson Groundwater and wife, David Wal
Thomss Adams and wife, Francis Williams wife and son
Manuel Rendula. Jose suton,s Mr. Watson, George
Brooka Thonas Willard John Davis, Miss Hattie Stewart
N,ss Nce and Mas Lizzie 0enefy John Astrorn, william
Tyler Thomas Warner, wife and Two oh'idren' James
LGvsxrooL AND GLAsaow-steamship Eurypa-wm
TSxissr Hugh McEsn!n:n, NJ: HoMsnimsn Ais5 Dassl,
Hc5sAscS Sooflyn W BrscSss.' Clarke Mrs Cisrte
rorsSos CLARKE. Mas SswSsi Csicsso; Henry Graham
scSSsccssdy: James slmpson. mrs WV wiehtsnsn WIN
wiSSsmsu, ss Eliza P. ~ishiman two children and nurse
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Mrs. Brecht Master Edward srech,. Mics Ton. s.eeit
William Fiseher Pagp lspis Ansan,as a.. tSssss "
bert Mr. and Mrs M snd Is rep
Autenreth, John M.thes Mr. end Mrs. Charles natsls1
Hercher Joseph Nurre, westphai and family William
Wison Henry BrsIdenberger Jacob Heiachsen John
val Rogers Henry Klein Mrs Stevenson child
others in the steerage
ClARLEsroN -Stcamship Manhstssn--J CTe snan, J W
Latz, Mas Mckee, + Ii Green X Williams II q Drink
water Thos Ward, Rev ncAann, Mrs Gray, 0ehrst
L studwen, T A Smith, Bardweil, & Ashsr, james
FANNIE Gccune aastsr james kcClune Jr Hcrsoe Po.
p Walter Scott and wife, Fred Blanchard, Miss Eds
Blanchard.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

i a $ss:. ssr%Ss Ss !.
ssis Sc Il Tor No. spring; sss 500 bushels WssSinsson
%s sass Ss q d Ss
G at @ a. he s.ss s: ya0I I'm
pork sss for heavy. Lard heavy at isSc Barley
no~as.
sns q wAss cols s'I .s: ss. a
= SS :: S S.:sy Sc au S:': dun y:
STs.sf ,s %e'" Ia pSEt Ss.,: s . s Lara
s:i,i: ;i,, S% s"maa %sdl@n % Scs: as
& ss'sS corn
& L. sSE bushels sSsa sa:s sss
Flour heavy choice wisconsin and lows. $s IS $s
s9 assnins s7s ssis'@ss se9
ss Su.s: SS dopn aS" Sssa.
,SSS 5 sSi: aonr. $1,000 bushels wheat Coco bushels
% and ana nonns nG%ny 20 = -%s
% @ Duh .S .aa HS S.sss !. q r e d Cotton q 5 5s
81 sides. srs h. !ss IL H. s.
a s @ % Il for Su css so ss: and Hsn:
1sc- . nc. Cold 1891 buying.
and nominal: recsIpts a baos; exports bsiss
81: si &C. clear ''a'' '' Lard l'' AS'S Corn "'
q,
Tobsoro unchanged Flour dull; choice fall EXTRA Ss 50;
double x8 IS xl0 triple extra, $l % $l2 TO- Wheat
dull and unchanged prime to choice red and white fall 80
&e 65 spring. 81 10 81 81 Corn dull 65-c. 6Sc and
So sc cr fancy lots o. white Oats easier At 7sc 7se
pork. $s7 5J bacon shopders ls clear sides held at
lSs<c cured ham, 2oc Lard, choice kettle, lake.
Reef cattle nfeor to choice 81 b0 81 75 per cwt gross
sheep, ~ SO per head.
L0UlsvILLE Juno 9, 1888
Tobsecs Sacs 50 hhis Ct full rates. ings So 90 25;
leaf @os xSe so choice Hart county, $50 So Flour.
$50. Coru, asc s5c Rice, W. 10 50 10 Lard, IKE.
l6c sides, 7c. Bulk meats dull unchanged Cot
ton, 3oc. COR middnng.
MOBILE, June 8, 1883
Cotton Nothing done; quotations nominal receipts,
oales; EXPORTS LIS bales.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 6 1883
Sptriis mpentre firm at Y9c Rosns hriner; strained,
= ~; No. SO %; pale, IS rs. Tar firm al $S 90 Cotton
Low midd'ings, 26lsc.
SAVANNAH June 6, 1883.
Gotten dn' and nominal; no sales midd nss 30c. Re-
ceipts, 4is bales.
CHARLEsroN. jane 6, Issa
cotoa dG sales quotations nominal al 29c. 29c.
for midd,ne Receipts, IS baes. Exports, 3ls bales
NEw OaLEANe, Juno g. 1853
cooa dam middngs yac saies l35 bales; receipts III
bales expors 3 bales Sterling exchange unchanged New
York sight, cent premium. Gold, ilSsM Sugar
lasse@ and uocr dull and ncha 0rnccned to 81 02
OATS S7c Hay dull at $l8 T2G Mess Pork dull mt $28 50
SsS 10 haconShon!es, Ii 90 clear sides, I7Ac. Lard
Iecce 1876 keg 20,c. Markets generally dull and
dfOOpioe-
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

A MADAME JUMEL's MAMnARIAL BABN AMI
~ pcysopsr ncressss he .xe Of she bust
By the medical faculty Sold everywhere Special aseas'
wanted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

AT GREENWICH, CONN SPLENDID ROOMS. WITH
a good hoard gaIhing a,h1E &C. i9c,slsn elegant Ad-
BOARDING AT ONE OF THE rrNEsr REsrDsNCEs
ID the Hudson, thirty minutes and Owe from depot
Refers 70 joy Cos Co., Tribune bpid,ssa Address D, ",
Heugtss pvlya
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

widow OF William II. Valance and daughter OF the
late o. r.. findsleH OF New York.
Her relatives and friends ara invited 70 attend the
funeral, nom SC. Paul's Episcopal church. Duncan
avenue Bergen City, n. j., on Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock, without further notice.
WHLERr.--0n SUNDAY June I, LORENZO DEAGLE
WILLERr, .sop OF John T. and Josephine willert, in
the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends or the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF his pa
rents, No. 3s Watts street. on Tuesday afternoon, at
two O'Clock.
Cincinnati (Ohio, papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08
A UcrIoN NOTICE. RARE OPPORTUNITY r.


Over $4,000 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture.
Ve''e S'0''e' ingram Bsa%h par,or ana Library SUITS.
Elegant rosewood seven % octave rianofos,e. Ill.
n; ID ysssas s ws
% q. @ . Sr s sS
g, y q Louis Tu.s
Bookcase iaays Writing 500 lot, q rich PArlor
2nssops iusrs ,s sa.sisu. Ia Pos: ase.. Rssg:
Figures s.suary and rosewood and walnut Bedstc.ds su
Beds Blankets, sofas Chairs Lounges. Curtains, Clocks,
ss $ sa and Iss D1aa
POSITIVE paSi cu'sa s1s
For purchasers at reasonable chsrE,ss; ,.,,.
UcTIoH SALE OF cRocKERY alchemy O.
tuesday Jun: To- al 10 ocIoeR At 80 Barclay street general
s.sortm.nt Of White Granite and Common On, Mare Tsse
Sood: well packed iSr shipping. -
UCTIoN NOTICE.. B. BLBEcKER 4 scHOOLEy,
"A auct,onsers and rcs estate .ssn,s - PM street New
vaie sale Especial attention paid to sales Of furnus at
private dwellings
AND SSIH Sr xsss,g
!;on:... x I'll Tssd. sus. is iss .,.: brown
prisss .hs sn.if. Content. 81 the house,, eonsi.,.
%o siess", sui: u French ssn tor csn,.
ei EaE Bedroom frSre sons o e.s
bedsesds Chairs Ac Also elegant DIuins
Room furniture Cutlery Silver Plated Ware &c with whck
Catalogues ready early Of sale at the house.
A DxISIsrRAroR,s SALE ON THURSDAY, JUNE II,
iss. Lot 100 BY M Zee, deep one House coaisinnr nine
rooms and small barn w. sHSc s.'ss soESoS iaS 5i
A ucIIoN SALE or RAkE BOOKS
N Tuesday, June o. and following ~ O'Clock r.
~ nj
win BE- sold Library of he late
cr a.. - q ~ %9
Try Rare and unique editions, splendid condition and
sunpuous dress corec,ed with great By The late
and other eslsbrsied binders now on exhibition.
ucrIoN xorlcE.--ruRSlruRE AT A sARoArH
k6rHs Surnnurs H.nsi.c.ory, . Siesessr, s,rss near
Broadway Msgnincen Parios sus covered th suy color
VIII sssss rep .ss o. .ss ana .Ss :s .i..
iu. s.es. sssei Mattresses, Mirrors &C. sS.sr Al good,
warranted.
A --nAx BAyKRsDoRrER, AuCrIoSEBR OFFICE
rs boie House. sells hia day 10 O'Clock at 12s Bsecker
street entire contents Of Res,sursnt wins
Liquors. Cigars black Tables Chairs, hand
some Couners Bar and 0ss Yrturss, Chandeliers, Mirrors
alnsnsr Crocsery, 0asswsrc Casors, Cutlery &c' ro'
A MAX BAYBRsDoRrER, AuCTrosEsR, SELLS
,ourn street ferry the entire ccntsns o. Harosa pnns
Rooms:-Tablss, Chairs Mirrors Paintings BAR and Gss
FIXTURES Counters Crockery Kitchen V,ens asv mes
A UCrIoN sALR.-PARLoR SUITS PIANoFoRIE,
"A Carpets Mirrors Chamber and Dining r"rnnse booxr;
O'clock lis Wcsi Eleventh street, bessep snN s~N sith
Aveassa nsassse Vssse susad.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

ucrIoN NOrloE-AUcrIoN EorIcs-AUO1xOn
&c s - sess:is:s :s
.s.ids.ss g West s,.iesasa street. S.'.ss. I'm ed 80
sSs a sSs & s %, fo % a 49, oda
@s sro..s s..ss:y airIS.s Gu c@..,1. ain CSssi vs
ao5esp ssdssss a sprSs %s.
IaSlc' sSsst China oIsss Silver w.ss, rsS. calsry,
hair The original cost
A CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTioNEKRs. oFriOY pss
sowery, win sell this day by auction, co%neaoa.s
snrs stock ssa rs.s. Of .ss. wsa ::ocs:a led &c..
sssy ss Soaps. pSsfa Ssrrs. SS
s s.s r:;ss g.
Cart aud Msrness noassSsrnss smvsr , s s~d Dcssss
specially aSi'sd cASFsEiG,' iI,. S.. Sal sss....
RY " MEsey Q. MINER, ,AUorloNEEa. -sALssaoos
AIT si,Ss as,r tGa5 s dSSs sroad~s ~sss OF
H.D D.srNEn 1 ssRKeR s'sHf vii s.ll a. .uc.,o.
.seT Ssss .ss.sooS sqSs SS. ce.ast e i SS,oSs sss
great variety Of foreign aud Amssica:
s'"aed Birds po, op 10y shs
celebrated - yssssie 2" "S N mis-, q csar,es as,br.aa
Household rurnitase
's""iss rs ti",ss. tss ssn,s.ssss S.ss.ss OF aA''
n hne 90 ,ec,on Of OIL Paintings
caromo:. Engravns., &c.
Rv.r. COTTON, AUcrIoNEER SALE OF ELEoAnP
s;nsrs :. - va ss" @ rss ss s su
turc OF the -four story private hoe richly rosoool
Paror Suits covered Ia satin danask elegant
Etcgeros superior rosew0od Panofore and Canterbury
cost $O0 rosewood Centre Tables Axminser Oar
and black walnut Bedstesds and Dressing Bureaus ma
hogany Bedsteads Bedlng Lounges nSrroSt
Secretaric on Paintings, EngavngS Ger
pets, Oh Cloths China tass and Kitchen WAre 10. 4orO
Pull particulars on Tuesday and Wednesday
Qy HENRY II. LERDs AUCTIONEER.
- The Lease OF the Property 3 Union known
Henseins or the Peabody House. adjourned 70 the itA
OF june and will be sold IT saiesoom, @ Liberty srce
Aso hr balance or tbe E,rtrc fybs,te,s Ac
unsod from auction saes OF 3d. 9TH and s inst w 10 ss
"'' w. ifs HENRY ~ II. LEEDS MINER, Aao.ioneer
Ry HENRY II. LEEDS AUcriOEEER.
Household furnltune.
Fine OIL Paintings, &c,
the property Of family going abrcad.
all made 70 order By BAudoine 4 beiteS
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER win ell BY auction =
81 Madison avenue, corner Twenty ninth street.:
Parlor-MedAion Carpet superbly carved roeowOOd esu
In green lowered figured silk brocatei carved rosewop1
marble top mirror door aud back Eagerc carved rseWoes
Libraryvelvet Carpet carved rosewood Suit erees
enameled leather carved rosewood Library Table, goedbo
dered Window Shades kc.
Bedroomsvslve and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood
mahogany Bedsfeads Dressing B,.eaus, &c Sofas saA
Chairs In hair cloth, gilt CornIces and Window Shades.
Hail. &c.-Carved rosewood Hall Stand, bronze and 81
Chandelier, &c.
rosewood Arm and Side Chairs IN crimson black w
nut Extension Table, black walnut Chairs China Crook
and Gsssware also velvet and Brussels stair Capes
Rods, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY.
MONDAY, JUNE 2,
Al II O'Clock,
TwENTY.FIFrH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
40 CASES.
ALL FRESH GOODS.
Catalogues Al nj goods resdy.
WV. TOPPING CO., AnctiUDeers,
No. t:a Church street
The New York herald., 1868-06-08
JNDwARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ Two elegant spans Horses,
LANDAU COUPE HARNESS. &C.,
the priaate stable
I4t WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET,
Broadway,
Nv EDWARD SCHENCK, on Wednesday, juno 10, u ~

INDwARD SCHRNCK, AUCTIONEER.
II Mortgage sale-Eegsnt Cabinet Furniture. -
Nv EDWARD SCHENCk. Tuesday. 9th inst, ~ ~
O'Clock, his ssesroom No. SO Liberty street, large aaA
okared stock
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

CroNEwARE SEWER rIrH;.k LARGE AssoRr
from v t esbeen scbes Ia diameter Ia two and three teet
Ienrths With she proper hngs constantly on h,nd md M
sale BIZ NORRIS MlLi.tNs "sa"sc'ess'ss WV ~. ~.
ssd NS Esss sVNvHst s"v~
The New York herald., 1868-06-08

DRfNCE's SOVEREIGN CURE FOR cATARRH BROn.
chitis and ScroulA-The only positive cure nnown -
man Es,ure Sovereign Rensdis from plants wSs,s ~
patient cured by ohersf None such exs1 vev
and Kidney Diseases Dyspepsia. Constipation ries snes
matism Spermstorrhrs and oil otner erlp,ve ~
eradcsed forever Remedss. duid or IN pcwcerss W.
"s'''' o''' wM 4 PaiNcE. Nurseries, Flushing. NY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25
r ,IFE INSURANCE AT HOME

The Penn Mutual Life Insurance CO..
92I CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL'A
Insures Lives on favorable terms, and will issue
Policieson any of the approved plans of insurance
Assets liable to losses 81, ,221, ,2S9 II.
Surplus divided Annually. Losses paid prompt-
ly Premiums may be paid in CASH; annually
semi annually or quarterly; or one-haIf in cash.
and one-half in note. By supplement- to the
charter notes hereafter received will participate
in all Dividends or Surplus. Scripcertifcates up
to January, 1859, inclusive, receiv bic in
payment of premiums
Agency, at the office of H. B. SweoPE Clear
field, Pa DR. j. G. Hartswick, Medical Exami-.
ner August "a, 1864.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25
q O M E TT IN G n E W I
Clearfield county, Penn a.

The undersigned having erected, during the
past summer. a large and comm odious store room.
is now engaged IN filling it up with new and
select assortmeptof Fall and Winter goods, which
ly extensive, and is offered to customers at from
$40 to $50 for whole suit. Flour, Salt, and Gro
ceries, of every kind, complete assortment;
Stoves and Stove-pipe heavy stock Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, in great variety Ladies'
dress goods, furs, and other fancy goods, together
with endless assortment of notions too tedious
to enunerate. always on hand, and sor sale very
cheap Prints at o cents yard and other goods
in proportion. Now is the time to buy.
Country produce of every kind, at the highest
market prices, will be. taken in exchange for
goods and even Greenbacks will not be refused
for any article in store. Examine my stock be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
October 80, 1867. I'll. SWAN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

COMPOSITION following compost
ton was recent y read in neighboring
school. We give it verbotim
dogs is usefuller as cats Mice is afeerd
of cats. They bite 'em. Dogs foller boys
and catches a hog by the ear Hogs rarely
bite. Sleeps bite people. People eat hogs
but not the Jews, as they and other animals
that doesn't chew the cud isn't clean ones.
Dogs sum times git hit with boot Jacks for
barking of mites Sleepy people git mad
and throw at 'em. Dogs is the best animal
for man they do more for man than grownd
hogs or koons or gotes. Gotes smell. The
end.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25
8aftstlran's s 5onrnal.
CLEARFIELD, Pa. MARCH 25, 1868.
THE COUNTRY COUPLE.


Do you remember, Mary dear,
As you pass through the porch,
A good old country couple in
The first pew of the church?
He walks on crutches as he comes
Adown the dusty way;
She wears queer old bonnet, he
A coat of homespun gray.
'Tis said their early life was like
Some strange and wild romance;
His heart the eagles courage shared,
His eye the eagles glance.
And she-ah, who could dream it now?
Was beautiful and fair,
With radiant eyes, and ruby lips,
And sunny waves of hair.
She stood amid the maiden throng,
The lovely and the good,
As mid the beauties of the East
The Jewish Esther stood.
They loved as few e er loved on earth
You smile and look away;
You're thinking of her bonnet, and
His coat of homespun gray.
They loved as few e. 'er loved on earth,
w I'LL uuulNlucu
But there are spirits stern and cold
And they were forced to part.
, The maiden sighed for him she loved,
And grew as slight, as pale,
As beautiful as shadows make
The lily of the vale.
She sighed by day, and wept by night,
You should not be so gay
You re thinking of her bonnet, and
His coat of homspun gray.
But, one night, when the fowry bells
Swung on each airy stalk,
A form, as noiseless as the breeze,
Passed down the garden walk.
Passed down the garden walk, but paused
Before the open gate;
She knew who mid the linden trees
Had promised he would wait.
They hastened through the dewy fields,
And, with the rising sun,
A bridal ring cleaned on her hand,
Those two foundshearts were one.
They've known joys and griefs since first
They were 80 wildly wed;
The cherised forms God gave them, all
Are numbered with the dead.
And now they live alone, and watch
The swift years glide away;
She wears the queer old bonnet, he
The coat OF homespun gray.
And sometimes, as I watch them in
Their wide old-fashioned pew,
think how time will deal with me,
How it may deal with you.
A few short years, and we no more
Shall thus be young and gay;
. You'll IL wear some queer old bonnet, [
Some coat of homespun gray.
But, o! whatever trials come,
Whatever sorrows fall,
Though grace and joy with youth depart
Yet love shall live through ALL
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

An old lady, from temperance village.
recently attended party where champagne
was served, and was prevailed upon to take
a glass After drinking it, she smacked her
lips and exclaimed: at may be a vicked
drink, but 't,s good"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

Hon. Mrs. Norton, in her novel of ''Old
Sir Douglas, y winds upta highly wrought
death scene thus: THE anguish of mortal
pain seemed to melt into peace. A great
sigh escaped him, such as bursts from the
bosom in some sudden relief from suffering,
and the handsome man was handsome
corpse -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

Our homes are like instruments of music.
The strings that give melody or discord are
the members. IF each is rightly attuned
they will all vibrate in harmony: but sim
gle dlscordant string jars through the in
strument and destroy its sweetness
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

Self-help is the best help in the world :;
when once man applies to it he will not
readily apply to any other help. A work
man, if he devote himself to the special
duty of making his home happy, and of i'm
proving his condition, will soon raise him
self above what demagogues call the oppres-
sed classes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

A letter had been safely delivered to the
person to whom it has been addressed in L
owa, which had, besides the usual super
scription, these words There is ten dol
lar bill folded in this letter, and if you want
it worse than my mother does take it. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

An honest dutchman on being asked how
often he shaved, replied, ''Dree dimes a
week every tay put Soontay; den / shafe
every tay p
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

Two enterprising men opened new sa-
loon at New Paris, Ohio, recently, and
number of ladies, with leap-year adaucity
and their every day knitting, marched to
the saloon, took seats, and staid until night.
Next day the visit was repeated, and pro-
longed until nine o'clock in the evening.
The following day the saloon was for rent.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25
GLEA ARFIELD ACADEMY

The Third Session Of the present Scholastic
year of this Institution, will commence on Mon
day, the 18th day Of February, 1868.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will bs
charged with tuition from the time they enter 70
the close of the session
The course Of instruction embraces everything
included in a thorough, practical and accom-
plished education of both sexes.
The Principal having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed under his charge.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithpttic, per session, III weeks) IS 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Hiro
ry. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men,urstiOD
Surveying, Philosophy. Physiology, Chemistry
Bookkeeping. Botany. and Physical Geogrs
ply. $500
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the a.
boye branches. SI2oo
bNo deduction will be made for absence.
For further particulars inquire Of
REV. P. L. HARRISON, A.
July 81, 1857. Principal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-03-25

A curious Western visitor inquired if the
State Prison was reckoned among our insti-
tutions of charty9 Certainly" was the
reply, lit covers multitude of sins +"