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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03

< "a Court of Probate holde,i at Litchfeld IA within and for the District of Litchiiel,l on the 23d day Of Nov. A. D. 136S.
 Present, Geo. M. Woodruff Esq Judge
 On motion of Franklin A Cnrtiss, Adminis- trator on the estate of Dan Carter late of War- ren within said district decexsed This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhi- bit their claims against the same to said Ad minisErator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in 8 news paper published in Litchteld and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in said town of Litchtieid nearest the place where the deceased last dwet
 Certified from Record,
 33-sw GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
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MARRIED.

In Christ Church, Bethlehem, on Tues day eve, Nov. l7th, by the Rev. MT. Lew lis, MT. Walter Smedly to Miss Candace, daughter of Frederick Thompson, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03

.DANBURY is to have new public hall, with an auditorium 6S by 54 feet, stage 12 by 24 feet, and side galleries.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03
Torrey's Patent Weather Strips.

A GENTS wanted in every town. Send for "A Circular and Price List. E. S. U. TOR REY & CO.,, 72 Maiden Lane, NY S2-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03

AW| |ANTED-salesmen to travel for a man. wy ufacturing Co.,, and sell by sample. Good wages guaranteed. Address, with stamp h. D- HAMILTON & O., No. 4l3 Chestnut st ;, Philadelphia. Pa S2 4w
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.Chapped Hands & Face, Sore Lips, &c.

Cured at once by the use of Hegeman's Cam phor Ice with Glycerine, which keeps the hands soft in the coldest of weather See that you get the genuine. Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cents per box. Sent by mail for 30 cents.
 ee 32-4w
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AGENTS WANTED.

This Society being about to re-organize its agency system, ill Come Cticut invites proposals from experienced agents In lLitchfield & Fairfield Counties. To ezpe- rlSnced agents the best terms will be off eres.
 AAtrcss,
 34-1w VIM. c. PRESCOTT, Vice-P President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. r.. B u rt c n ~
 Tobacco Anfidofe.

S ARRRANTED to remove all desire for " looacoo: It is entirely Vegetable and harmless IL purifies and enriches the blood. in vigorates the system. possesses great nourishing and strengthening power is an excellent Appetizer, enables the stomach to digest the hear tiest food, makes sleep re- freshng, and establishes robust health. Smo- kers and Chewers for sixty years cured. Price. 50 cents, post free. A treatise on the injuri- ous effects of Tobacco, with lists of references, testimonials, &c. sent free. Agents wanted. Address Dr. T. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J. Sold by all Druggists. 32-12w
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B0aa..E Of Directors

James W. Barker, J. ". Rarker x Co.,, Dry Goods, 40 Church street, and D Market street 1 Pittsburg, pa. William AIolier hIm AToller X Sons, Sugar Re- | liners, ,J9 Wall St. s. M Swenson Swenson Perkins i Co.,, Mer- chants 30 Beaver street; Perkins, ,Swenson < Co.,, is G;sroildclct street, New Orleans, La H. E. Clafiin, II. B. Claflin < Co, Dry Goods 14O Church street.
 Charles H. Mitchell, Counseller-at-Law, l19 Mas sau. street.
 Wm l.. Strong, Sutton, Smith x Co.,, Commis- sion Merchants, s3 Worth street; 45 Franklin St. Boston, Mass; SIP Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Slas Ludlum, Surveyor, 122 Remsen street, Brooklyn, N. |. Vim. A: Wheelock, President Central National Bank, 320 Broadway. | $. A. Tower, Cutter Tower < Co.,, Ststonels, 70 Chambers street, and 69 DeVonshire street, Boston Mass.
 Robert S. Newton, M. D: Physician and Sur geon, 30 East Nineteenth street.
 Spencer W. COe H. B. Ciaiiin & Co.,, Dry Goods, 40 Church street.
 Albert A. Drake, Drake Brothers, Bankers, 16 BIoad street.
 J. Monroe Taylor, Merchant, 1l2, Liberty street.
 Charles w. Sandersy Author IvisOn, Phinney, Bakcman x Co.
 Thomas P. Eldridge, George Bliss S; Co.,, Dry Goods. $40 Broadway.
 Samuel Sinclair, Publisher New York Tlib,ne 154 Nassau street.
 John s. Boyd 33G West Twenty third street.
 George c. SatterIee, Prcst Washington Ins. Co., l72 Broadway.
 Stephen Barker, Stephen Barker & Co.,, Dry Goods 40 Church street, and 109 Fourth street. Louisville, Ky.
 Leon D. DeBost, DcBost B. others. Dry Goods, g Worth street.
 Joseph s. Mitchell, White Plaina New York.
 Hooper c. Van Worst, Van Worst 6S Deardsee. Councillors -at-Iaw 106 Broadway.
 Archibald G. Rogers, CounsellOr-at-LaW Pine street.
 Henri L. Stuart, Editor and Civil Engineer, G67 Second Avenue.
 G. de Macarty, Secretary, 8 Union Square.
 Aanson T. Briggs, Merchant, 64 Rutgers st.
 R. H. Arkcnburgh Tobacco Merchant, B Broad street.
 Demas Barnes, Demas Barnes 5 O. 21 Park Row and Barnes Ward & Co.,, q Magazine street, New Orleans, La.
 Alexander Wilder, Editor Eccniag Post. fl Mas sau st.
 Richard Maxim, R X J. Maxim, Iron Merchants, 5 Beaver st.
 Johan Moer, Mocrs, Odcll, $ Co.,, Sugar Ref ners, 93 Wall st.
 J. F. Cake, Proprietor Wadsworth House, 6 Fifth Avenue, N. Y, and Congress Hall, Cape May, N. J.
 Merritt H. Smith, Hamilton Ins. O. Il, Wall st. and onkers, N. Y.
 Alvah NIiler H. B. Clafin S Co.,, Dry Goods, 14O Church st.
 Samuel K. Wilson, Woollon Maufa cturer Tren- ton, N. J.
 Henry Ivison, Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman x Co., Publishers, 49 Greene st.
 J. F. Cleveland, U. s. Internal Revenue Asse ssor, 301 West 14th st.
 O. H. Adams, Vice Prosldent First National Bank Cohoes N. Y.
 William c. Prescott Vice-President, 8 Union square.
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CHARACTER OF BUSINESS.

1. Premiums calculated on cash system.
 2. Loans of one-third tho premium granted when desired.
 3. Stock or non-participating assurance of all kinds effected at the lowest rates.
 4. All methods made interchangeable with each other.
 5. Proftsl1ividcd annually on tho contribution plan.
 6. All policies absolutely unforfciable from the first payment.
 T. Paid up Policies granted after one payment.
 8. Thirty days grace allowed for the payment of premiums.
 9. No policy in this company Lapse. The Massachusetts law adopted.
 10. No extra rate on lives of women, nor on those of the officers of the Army, Navy Steamships, and Railways.
 Il. All the recent improvements in methods of insurance adopted and applied.
 12. All the desirable concessions recently intro duced in favor of the assured including liberty to travel, made
 13. No other company possesses all the forego- ing attractions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03

the District court of the United States A tor the district of Connecticut.
 In the matter of
 Bankrupt. The creditors of said estate are hereby noti ned, that, .parsuant to an order issued by Wm. N. seeiey Register in Bankruptcy, second general meeting of creditors of said Bankru pt VII, oe neie at Bridgeport, Fairfield County in said District, on the l4th day of December Iaea at IO O clock a m. at the office of Wm Seeley Register in Bankruptcy for the purp oses named in the 27th section of the Baakrupt act approved March 2d 1867.
 AS. HILL. Assignee. Dated at Bridgeport Nov. 25, 1868. s4,aw
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PERFECT, AT ONLY ABOUT HALF PRICE. .........
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 sz .~ /. 1000 Dog. Linen Handkeychiefs aU qualities. 100 Dog. Blenchez H,sck To1oels ct 200. each q0oyM double. 100 M@seiles QuiNs, large size. 200 Dog, oN Linen Naphius from common to best qualify.
 - .@
 5. z.-. - LARGE LOT OF BLEAcHED TABLE Gov FRS. BROWN AND BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK. BROWN AND BLEAcHED CRASHES, &c. THE ABOVE GooDs ARE ALL SLIGHTLY WEB AND WILL BE SOLD LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THIS REGION.
 NOW, NOW, NOW, F0s Perfect Goods,
 FO3. EserfeCS Goods, 50 PIECES ALL WOOL CAsSIMEREs 63c. PER I'D. AND UPWARDS. TWO CASES PACIFIC DELANES AT ONE THREE CASES COCHECO PRINTS. LATEST AND BEST STYLES ONLY l21 1-2c.
 7 OH! YES, OH YES. 100 pieces heavy PopIin Alpaca all Co1oIs and shades only S5c. pen. yd.
 a
 35c.i 25c.i Buys splendid double width, Poplin AL paca.
 A word to tho incrodulous and we are done.
 The above goods are all perfect and good, W orth fully twice the price asked for them. We bought them low, we sell them the same way. Samples sent by mail ifrequested Come and see us wind up the year with
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The Bonds arc of $1,OOO each.

gg The Company reserve the right to ad- vance the price at any time; but all orders ac- tuaiiy % tfd'as't" at the time of such advance VIII W, De hlied at present prices. At this time they pay more than per cent. upon tho in. vestment, and have, from National and State iaws, guarantees peculiar to themselves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03
Central Pacific Railroad Bonds.

OtIITII FaCIIC KAlIrOad Bonds, secured by First Mortgage upon 50 produc- tlve property are among the most promising ana reliable securities now offered. No better Bonds can be made
 A portion of the remainder of this loan is TOW offered to investors at lO3 per oent., and Accrued Interest in
 Currency.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
a Model Democratic Speech.

John Roy, Esq was one of the speakersa at
a recent pole-raising in Janesville, Ohio.
1t is a model speech, and worthy of adoption
by the speakers of the Seym party gen
ally. Here it is:
Il came down from my pleasant home in
the country, where | have spent the best
part of my lie III feeding pigs, hoeing corn
and drinking whisky. | have found that a
little good old corn whisky is good, it is
wholesome, 1t Is necessary to keep the De
nOcracy from oOzng out my fingers ends
as Maryatt says III one of his novels. | am
known hercabout many good old Demo
Gratis that inhabit this darkened spot have
often times taken charge OF me and tenderly
treated he As long As | had money, when
was not in perpendicular condition-while
my Republican friend above here many and
many IA time kicked me out of his house in
the depth OF winter, III the heat OF summer,
early IN spring and In autumn. And why,
my Democratic feilow-cittizens? Because
had been taking Il little of the creature to
keep my pa triotiSm alive. You took me in,
fellow DemOcrats-yo feed me with tine
fet d that Is good for me-you nursed me
tendery and | aid the bills for all of Us,
and on that account [ am at this pole rising
TO tell you how much love you. ICheeTS.
| am Dem, at, fellow citizens don t
know who Seymour is aryatt in his
novels dom mention him, and the works
on shipwreck don't say anything about
hm, and | don't care who he is wbeth-
er old or young drunk or sober, good
or bad, black or white, he is on the Demo
cratic ticket and will vote for him. IGreat
cheering. My Democratic citizens, | am
getting dry. / could tell you all about The
shipwrecks from Noah expedition to the
present, but | know you are dry, and | will
not consume your time. | will lsay that the
old ship Is not going steady, something is
wrong, the rudder is shipped, breakers are
ahead. and we will run aground unless we
elect Seymour or jeff Davis, or some other
good man. Vociferous cheering III e
White House is in mourning for the good
old Democrats of yore. am an Irishn an.
and being an Irishman, | hate nigcer.
boots and II, if we can have the good old
Democratic times we had from 1856 to 1860.
My fellow Democrats. the pole is up. and
helped to raise herand now all ask of you is
to raise me if you see me in the need of rails
ing. Now let us all drink -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
The Kentucky Election.

The Democracy have been making a great
blow over pretended gain in Kentucky at
the Iate election in that State retro
spect for the last eight years viii, however,
reveal the fact that there Is nothing 10 uis-
courage The Republicans, in the recent re-
suit in Kentucky.
L. 1860, at the Presidential election IN
that State. over IA, 900 votes were polled
FIR the anti Republican candidates. Abra-
han, Lincoln received | ,364 votes. st no
time since then. until this year with. the
mass of voters at houe) have strictly party
candidates been played in the field; so that
the true feeling IN that rebel sympathizing
State couli never lie arrived at until the
present time.
Now the result This year Stevenson,
the Democratic candidate for Governor on
the New York platform, received ll5,524
votes The Republican candidate, Mr. Ba-
ker, ran on the Chicago platform as the
supporter of Grant and ,Colfax, and receiV-
ed 20, ,275 votes By comparing the aggre-
gate vote of 1850, it will be seen that the
numbers are nearly the same. But there
has been decrease of over $4,000 in the
rebel vote, while on the other hand the L.
Mon vote has been increased nearly 25,OOO,
or an average gain of over 5000 votes year
Iy since the election of Abraham Lincoln in
1860. AT this rate of conversion, if any
party has cause to rejoice, it certainly is
not the Democratic, whose forces are stead
lily being weakened in the strongest State
they can boast of. If our gain is in the
same ratio in every State of the Union,
Grant and Colfax viii carry the, Union by a
larger majority in November than any
Presidential ticket has ever before received
Hurrah, then, for Kentucky!
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
REGISTERS NoTICE.-Noticeis here

- EJ1 Ella = NtBl 1tE. .--NotlceI i mere
IL by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me and remain fled
of record in this office for the inspection Of heirs
legatees creditors and all others in any other way
interested. and will be presented TO the next Or
phans' Court of CIearfeld county, to be held at
the Can't House. in the Borough of Clearfeld,
ommencin on the ith Monday of Septem Der SOS
The final account of VIM. j. Rodky- Executor
of the last Will and Testament of John Brown,
late of Burnside township, deceased
Final aecoLnt Of Thomas II spence, Admins
traitor of James Mead late of Goshen t dec d j..
John Stugert. late of Penn township deceased.
Final account Of Anthony Hiie, Admins rator
of EmeliEe Owens, late of Ferguson tp dec d.
The account of Lawrence Flood Adm Illustrator
of the estate of Xavier Miller, ate Of the town
ship of Covington- deceased.
The account of John f. Weaver, Executor Of
the last viii and Testament of VIM. Waite late
of the township of Lawrence, deceased.
The partial accOunI of James Somerville, sur
viving Administrator of the estate of David Som
erviiIe, late of Chest township, deceased.
The partial account of Jane A. Hegarty, Ad-
mnistratrx- and VIM V Wright, Administrator
of the estate of Joseph Hegarty. late of the Bor
Ough of Lum Der city. deceased.
The account of John Owens, Administrator Of
Jane Owens late of the township Of Pike, dec d
Final account of l. ID. Weld, Guardian of Cla
rissa J. Weld, now wife of David Smiley.
Final account of James Wrigiey, Guardian OF
John McphersoA, of the heirs of John Nc
Pherson- deceased
The account of John Owens, Guardian of Jos.
L. Owens, minor child of Levi Owens deceased.
The account of Amos Hile. Guardian OF Clare,
Jane, Read Perry Owens, Nora Ann Owens. Emery
Owens, Lyman Owens. Henry Owens. Lucy Owens,
and Alfred owens. minor children OF Thomas
Owens. late Of the township of Ferguson dee d,
The account of Joseph W Lull, Executor of the
last Will and Testament Of VIM Hammond, late
of Beccaria township. deceased
Sept 2. IG BARGER, Register,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

On THE Or HER SIDE-Genersl Long
street entertalns very clear notion about
the working of things down South. He is
for Grant, Cotton and the Negro. He be-
lieves that Grants election will give peace
to the South, that the cotton crop of this
year will be worth two hundred millions, and
that the negro is and will be as good citi-
zen as the white. No wonder the General
is tabooed by many of his old associates. 1t
seems he originally preferred Chase for
Presiden
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC "VIcToRY. *
ku-klux murders are on the increase in
Missouri. The last victim, Judge Morris,
was guilty of the objectionable crime of ex-
etting his influence in favor of Republican
sentiments. His murderer, it is stated did not
know him personally. and never had any
difficulty with him. The Judge was muir
dered just on the point of leaving home to
participate in the canvass.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

- HERIFF' SALE.-By virtue of sundry
~ writs of Jend. E:rp. issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of ClearfeId county and
TO me directed, there will be exposed to sale at
the Court house in the borough of CIearheId
on MONDAY. the 2Sth day of SEPTF FMBERIs6S.
at ? clock Pm the following described Real Is
tate, 10 wit:
certain house and lot of ground situate in
Curwensvilie Borough. CiearieId county Pa
bounded East by Walnut street South by State
street, West by lot of Norice CLARK. aud North by
an alley. continuing one fourth of an acre and
having a two story frame house ana frame stable
erected thereon Seized taken in execution, and
TO be sold rs the property of Samuel Way.
ALso-by virtue of sundry writs of Fl Fz tn q
foliowIng described real estate To wit;
certain tract of 'aBd situate in tiirard town
ship. Clearfeld county, Pa. bounded as follows :.
On the East by lands of Justin Pie Thomas Leon
ara ana John SpacKman- on the West BY lands of
Hichoias house ct and J. B. Smith on the NorIh
by lands OF Anderson Murray. and on the South
o. the SusquehanDa river, containing 100 acres
seized, taken in execution, and 70 be sold as the
property of David l.. Smith
sept = 1868. c. HOWE, Sheriff
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

Here are few zephyrs taken at random
from the Southern press read them, and
ponder over them: The Chattanooga tmjou,
after admonishing Forrest and his friends
not to be too hasty," closes with these
words: Suffer any and all taunts or tyr. n
ny until after Norember, and then-well we
would rather be uimhle squirrel than a
white Radical" "
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

W. A Wallace, Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, will have
to rub out his calculations and enter lmme-
dIately upon new one. From all accounts
Philadelphia, which had succumbed to the
Democracy two months ago, evinces an
amount Of enthusiasm for Grant and CoIfax
which must be startling to the above named
gentleman.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
No. - June Term, 1868.
JOHx Goss
: J f. c 7 VI Z y 7

L J. CRASs ct al EJECTME ENT
Now, 18th June. 1858, Plaintiff by his Attorney
moves for rule on De PENDANTS TO appear and plead
10 the action and order of publication in ac-
eorGance with the provisions of the Act of As
sembiy Ii b, SwooPE. ATTY for prs
Now, 18th June. 1858, Rule is granted on De-
iendants to appear and plead to the above stated
action 81 El"ciment for a certain piece of land
situate ID iechiur township. Clearfeld county
founded as follows. to wit BEGINNING at corner
OF land OF o. p. Mattern thence West 81 perehes
more or less, by land o. Morgan. Hale & Co to a
corner thence North bye land of Kephart and
DINERS tsh perches more or less to a corner thence
East hy lands of Morgan, Hale L Co 80 perches
more or less 70 corner. thence East by lands of
horg n Hale Co. I26 perehes m ore or less to =
corner thence South l26 perches more or less IN
a corner thence East 90 perches. more or less to
corner, thence South $50 perehes more or less
te the place of beginning. being parts of two
tract IN the names of Wilson Hem b,eton. the
sun being hToue nj to enforce paymels purchase
money.
kuie Teturnab'e at atSeptember Term SSs Rule
to be published in one newspaper in the county
OF Clearheid for sixty days before the return day
thereoi to be inserted least three times accord
ing to the provisions Of The Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. By the Court at.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

How TRUEi-Brick Pomeroy in his
New ork Democrat puts it frankly when
he says:
II Democratic editors in the years past
hao been truer 10 principle and less hungry
Tor contracts and official patronage. the war
would have been shorter, the national debt
les and the lSnd more peaceful and prosper.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
Republican County Convention.

Pursuant to notice number of the Re
publicans of Clearfeld county, met at the
Court House, on Tuesday, September lst
1868, in adjourned Convention for the pur-
pose of nominating a County ticket, and
transacting other business.
The Convention was called to order by
II. B. Swoope, Esq, Chairman of the
County Committee, when on motion Elisha
Fenton was chosen President, joseph Win
cry, G. 7. Mattern, John W Wright
Joab Rid r, Vice Presid ents; and Ed
c. Bremen and S. j. Row. Secretaries,
On motion it was resolved that the Con
vention proceed to nominate candidates for
county officers.
On motion. the usual mode of making
nominations be dispensed with, whereupon
the following nominations were made.
Sampson B. Lingle, of Goshen township,
for Parliamentary
Frederick B. Caldwell, of Curwensville,
for Register and Recorder.
Robert Mitchell, of Clearfeld, for Com
missioner.
Harry Goss, of Osceola, for Auditor.
Thos. w. Moore, of Penn, for County
Surveyor.
On motion, Resolred, That three Confer
ees ie appointed, to meet a like number of
Conferees from Clinton and Centre counties,
to nominate a candidate tor Judge of this
Judicial District, if deemed expedieDt;
whereupon II. b. Swoope, John H. Fulford
and NJ. W. Tate, E-qr's., were chosen said
Conferces, with power to substitute
On motion, Re~olced, That Hon J. 3.
VI 'Enally is the first choice of the Republi
cans of this county as candidate for Judge
of this district-should nomination be
thought expedient.
After some Appropriate remarks by H. B.
Swoope, Esq, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
DR. lNGRAHAN's GREAT MAGIC

Try bottle of it for Rheumatism and all Ner-
yous Diseases Positively no hum bug and in all
eases when II fails to do gonG She money refunded
Persons not well able to buy il shall have IL
without money price. Ask the peopIe of Phil
fpsburg what it has done for them. Those who
have snfel ed pain for years have been made TO
ieel perfectly al ease, and sleep and work well.
send and set circular and sample of oil free Of
charge. Address JA>. +. WATSON. Agent Phil
i2sourg- Pa, or Dr.. fngraham 4 Co Wooster,
ONO. August 10 IS6S-tt
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

HONEST ON THAT POINT. W.
Woodward, Democratic member of Congress
from Luzerne, recently said in substance in
speech at Great Bend Susquehanna eouu-
": Schuyler Colfax is the best presi,ling
officer it has ever been my fortune to know
He is a gentleman and scholar, and the only
fault havet find with him is that he is a
Republican.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.TRAY COWS

STRAY COW.-Strayed away from the
- premises Of the subscriber. residing in
Phiiipsburg. Csntre co, on the evening Of the
9th day of August 1865. medium sized six year
old COW Of yellowish briudle color white on
hip and flank and both shoulders and white spot
on forehead Grumpy horns with points sawed
off. Any giving information that will lead TO
her recovery will be suitably rewarded
SENT , Is6s-,t j. =. NACIAY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
and number ofother distinguished speakers.

Friends of The Union, of Humanity and
Peace, rally once again
1t is the same. old struggle-the same Vi
tai issue-shall the Nation survive or per
ish? Shall all the results of the war be
sacrificed all the blood have been shed,
and all the vast treasure expended in vain 4?
Shall the Government of the country be en-
trusted to those who attempted to destroy it?
Let US be up and doing, for everything dear
to American freemen is at stakel
III. BUCHER SwOoPE,
Chairman County Committee.