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NEW ApvERrIsEMENTs.
PUBLIC VENDUE.

The subscriber will offer for sale. at Public
Vendue, on the farm of Judge Wright, of a
mile south of Clearfeld, on the road leading to
CleaTield Bridge, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH 1859.
the following personal property. to wit Two
fresh Cows, One yearling Heifer. Thirty one
Chickens, One Hog. lot of Hams and Shoulders,
a lot of Potatoes One barrel of Soap, One Grind
stone. One Wheelbarrow, TAo Forks, One bureau.
One Dinning Table. Five pair of Bedsteads. One
Book Case. Two Eight day Clocks, Two Stoves,
One Cupboard, Set of Chairs Doughtry, lot of
good Carpet, Saddle and Bride, Tubs and Meat
Barrels, One Mall ana Wedges. lot of Rafting
Tools, One Wash Kettle, and numerous other
ticles too tedious to mention Sale to commence
at 10 clock A. NJ. of said day Terms made
known on day of sale. ISAAC SWALES
March "a IS69-3t
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Girard College is in a quandary. The
will of its founder requires that graduates
shall be bound out to learn suitable trade
but so few apprentices are wanted now that
the college is overfowing with boys who
haye gone through the whole course and
can't be disposed of Mr. Girard didn't
believe that mechanics would become as
foolish as they have in banishing apprenti-
oes from their shops.
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Twenty of Brigham Young's wives are on
their way to Washington, and Congress will
probably extend the session few days or
weeks-not on their account particularly,
nevertheless the extension will doubtle IS
prove pleasant circumstance to both sides
OF the object of their mission, nothing is
known; but the sending of the women is
another proof of Brigham Young's shrewd
ness in adapting means to ends.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-03-31

We have seen it stated somewhere that a
naturlized citizen of the United States, of
German nativity, has been appointed Gen
eral-in Chiefof the japanese army by the
Mikado. The name of the distinguished
commander is given as Frank Paul said to
have been formerly an officer in the army of
Saxony, afterward an emigrant to this coun-
try, and citizen of Hoboken, and lastly, be-
fore going to Japan, Colonel of the Fifty
second New York regiment in the war of
the rebellion. Thus, it seems to us, with
an American commander at the head of the
military forces of Japan, and an American
statesman at the head of Chinese diploma
cy, we are in fair way of Americanizing
the East, or at least of exercising great in
fuence in that quarter of the globe.
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An IMPORTANT MovE.-The Committe,

An IMPORTANT MovE.-The Committee
on Retrenchment and reform, in the Penn a
State Senate, have made report, condemn
ing the action of the House in disregarding
the law of 1868, regulating the number of
the officers of the Legislature, and making
certain suggestions for reducing the Legis-
lative expenses. This is move in the right
direction, and would indicate that the SEN
ate intends to resist the illegal extravar ance
Of the House in attempting to pension the
supernumary officers from the State Treas
ury. We hope our vigilant neighbor of the
Republican will not fail to give due CT edit to
the Senate Committee for their disapproval
OF the House robberies referred to-
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GRASf's S sINAUGURAL.-Thei inauguralad adj
dress Of President Grant has been received
with marked appreciation by the Intelligent
masses of allforeign countries, and has had
the effect of reassuring the confidence re-
posed in the willingness and ability of the
country to discharge its obligations. Thus
it appears that the ever snarling Copperbead
leaders are the only individuals in the civil.
lied world who arc dissatisfied with tho GOV
ipgs OF the new President. Well, let them
pitch in; they can do no harm.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-03-31

Isidore Geofrey St. Hiliare, after care
ful anatomical examination of the twins, Is
kind enough to tell us exactly what they are
He classes them in the order Autositaires,
belonging to the family Monomphalians, aud
tribe Xiophapage. If our readers. like
ourselves, have been hitherto in doubt about
the Siamese wonder, they viii be relieved
by this information We know all about
them now
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JUST So I'm his Lynchburg speech, the
other day, when on his way to Tennessee,
Andrew johnson put himself in happy ac-
cord with the whole people He remarked
that he had enjoyed more real satisfaction
In the last two weeks than during his whole
term of Office. The feeling of satisfaction
is mutual no act of Mr. Johnson's whole
life gave the people so much pleasure as the
going out of office.
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H's OR P's.-A Washington correspon-
dent reports that, already, ''the two HIS,
or Hancock and Hoffman, are spoken of by
representative Democrats as suitable candi-
dates for the next Presidential election. ~
But the Montgomery Maa, on the other
hand, suggests, Let our motto, in anticipa-
ton of the next Presidential canvass, be, Pa
tience, Prudence and Pendleton' " Then the
Copperheads will cry out, lie: Us have P's. -
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AS 1T SHOULD BE.-The Maine Legisla-
ture is after the baggage smasher" in good
earnest. 1t has passed law imposing one
hundred dollars fine, or one years imprison,
ment on any person who, by design or care
lessness, Injuries baggage. We hope the
Penn'a Legislature will pass similar law.
as there is no State where, we presume, it
is more nee essary.
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PASSING AwAY.-The Stockbridge Indi
ans In Wisconsin are rapidly disappearing.
This tribe once numbered 10000 warriors
They emigrated from Massachusetts to New
York in 1889, to Ohio in 1909, and to Wis
consin in 1921. They are now suffering for
food. and number but 800 men, women and
children.
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RATHER EXPENsIvE.-The Iururv of
Democratic frauds is rather an expensive
one, in this State. The judicial election in
vestigation case of Philadelphia has cost the
people over six thousand dollars A good
and efficient Registry law, strictly and hon.
estly enforced, would in the future prevent
all such costly Democratic luxuries.
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Suckers Who will say that the Illi-
noisans are not rightly named? The mem.
bers Of the Legislature which has just ad-
tourned, drew in their bill of pay and allow
ancss $500 each for room rent.
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OPPOSED TO IT.-The Governor of New
Jersey, last week sent the Constitutional
Amendment to the Legislature of that State,
with message giving reasons why it should
not be ratified. He is evidently behind the
Rebels In Georgia, on the suffrage question.
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X r A T z E r
FOR SALE.
STORE, DWELLING AND STOCK

UI SUU'IS IUI sdIt.
The Store, Dwelling and Stock of goods and
about eight of land. the estate of the late
Robt. Camphell at Port Matilda, Centre Co, Pa
win be sold on easy terms
The store contains II small stock of saleable
goods bought low for cash Has good trade
and is desirable location for business The
dwelling Contains eight rooms is in frst rate c.
der All the usual outbuildings ard a good
stable. The grounds contain about FORTY FRUIT
TREES all bearing well. For further infortna-
ton apply to J. P. CAMPBELL, on the premises.
February, 10Th 1863
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SIGNED.-Gov. Geary has signed the war.
rant for the execution of Lewis Lane f,be
negro convicted for numbering his wife :,
Allegheny, ON the 29th of April
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IHE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. - The
rem a House OF Representatives, on March
18th, passed the Constitutional Amendment
by strict party vote-the Senate having
passed it TWO weeks ago.
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GAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
" toned against purchasing or in any way
interfering with dark bay brown HORSE,
now in possession of George Hill. of Beccaria tip.
the said horse belongs to mo, and is only left
with Hill loan subject to my order at any time
March 3l-2tp JAMES q DEkBY
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Constitutions and laws in these times
are like turnpikes-made to be trampled
on. "-LousriUe Journal
What pity the Democrats are no longer
the toll gatherers "-ETtsbtV0 Gazette.
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GAUTION.-All person are hereby eau
~ toned against purchasing or in any way
interfering with the tract piece of land row oc-
eupied by A W Lee or with the tim her thereon
as the same belongs to me. A. W PArCHIN
March 10 1869
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u. S. TAX APPEALS.
UNITED STATES Assessors OFFICE,
NISErEESrH DISTRICT. Pa,
0rrtCp CnruapsvilIn CIearf.td 70 Do

OfflCE, CurwensVllie, Ciearntld Co., IA
Notice is hereby given that the assessment list
valuations and enumerations made and taken
within the Nineteenth Collection District. Pa
by the Assistant assessor under the laws
of the United States will remain open to all
persons concerned for examination for the space
of 10 days from the twenty fifth day of March
A. D. 1869, at the Assessors Office, in the Boroug
of Curwenville.
AT the time stated above the Assessor will re
ceiye. hear and determine all appeals relative TO
any erroneous or excessive valuations or enumer
ations by the assistant assessors.
In regard TO appeals. the law provides, That
" the question to be determined by the assessor, on
." an appeal respecting the valuation erumera :
tion of property, or objects liaDe to duty tax
g alton shall be whether the valuation com plain
- ed of be or be not in just relation proper
- ton to other valuations in the same sssessment
d" district, and whether the enumeration bo or be
= not correct And appeals to. the assessor Il.
% aforesaid, shall be made in writing, and shall
" specify the particular cause, matter, or thing
:. respecting which a decision is requested; and
% shall moreover, state the ground or princip Ie
= of inequality OF error complained of q
DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
Assessor of the Nine eeenth District.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned, Executors of the Estate Of
Jason Kirk. late of the Borough of LumbeT city
deceased. offer at private sale the folouin. de-
scTibed real estate, to Wit The undivided half Of
about two hundred acres of land, situate in ULion
township, Ciearheld county Pa. known as the
Union Mills property About % acres of ths
land is cleared from so 20 0O i. covered
with excel ent white pine besides hemloek aai
other timber. The Improvements are a valuable
grist mill saw mill, and wooden factory. besides
n good frame house and barn. The water power
is good. situated Anderson's creek about -
miles above Curwensville. Persons d. sirous If
seeing the property. can call upon J. Il. Arnold,
residing thereon. For further particulars apply
to the undersigned at Lum Der city.
ISAAC KIRK.
SAMUEL KIRK,
Jan. l3.'69. JOHN RUSSELL Exr's
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.-By

~ o. der Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Clearfed county, and in accordance with the
provisions of the Act of Assembly in such cases
In made and piovided, notice is hereby given that
application has been made to the said Court for
the incor poratien of The First Baptist Church Of
CuTwensviile," the Petition and Articles of Asso
citation having been duly filed in my office and
the said Association will be incorporated at the
next Term, if no cause appears to the contrary.
March 81. 69-4t A. TATE. Proth'y
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II f. N A U & l. + =
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.

GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.
The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public that be has on hand
land constantly receiving new additions) lsTss
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewery.
CLOCKS. large variety from the best Nan
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thiriy-bouT
spring and Weight, and Levers Time, Strike ard
Alarm clocks.
WATCHES-ai ine assortment o jsilver Hunt-
ing ana open case American patent Levers. PLAIN
and full Jeweled
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment. Of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and dtsk
holders
SPECTACLES, large assortment far and
near sight, colorcd and plain glass.
JEWELRF of every variety, from single
piece 70 full set
Also, fine assortment of Spoons. Forks but
ter knives, etc, plated on genuine Alabatn
ALSO. Hair Jewelry with pure gold mounting
got up TO order. Call and sample book
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted.
a continuance of patronage is solicited.
Nov. 2Sth, 1865. II. z. NAUGLh-
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asw Aarertissmsnts.

dacertssene,ts set mp takarge type. OFT of pam
style sciN be charged double msUak rates. Nc elts
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ESTFAMILYFLOUR-J.P Kratzer

~ has made arrangements to he supplied
with the celebrated Cambria Stone Flour, di-
rect from the Mills, and having th e advantage of
special rates, customers can rely upon always get
ting the Best Flour at the lowest price. rIour
delivered to any part Of the town free of charge
March 81. IS6g-lm.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Bv vi,tue Of s,,nd,

SHERIFF S SALE.-By virtue of sund, Y
~ writs of FGieri Fdcios, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Ciear6eld
county.and TO me directed. there will be exposed
to public sale at the Court House. in the borough
of Clearield. on THURSDAY. the 18th DAY OF
APRIL. 1869, at o'clock P. NJ, the following
described property TO wit
All that located and partially graded and un-
finished railway of the MADEIRA Coal and Improve
ment Company situate in Decatur and Woodw I'd
townships, Cicarfeld county, Pa. beginning in
Decatur township at the line of and junctio n with
thence by the valley of Beaver run south wardiy
through lands of Mosh annon coal company Bea-
yer Branch coal company. A B Long and Dr. ID
Houtz, fifty feet il width loca ted graded and
ch opped, and two miles and one half to station
No IS there bcated more fully described as
follows: beginning at n point the Moshannon
branch of the Tyrone ard Clearfeld Railway
two and three-quarter miles West of 0sceola
thence South 45 degrees and Is minu ties West for
1895 feet. thence by degree course to right for
1858 feet, thence South SO degrees 80 minu es
West for 2l3G feet, thence by q degree and 30
minute curve to left for $50 feet thence br de.
gree and ID minute curve for 1850 feet thence
South 81 degrees West for 2650 feet thence by
degree curve SO right for 1000 feet thence by a
degree and II minute curve to right for 1900
feet tn ence North 62 degrees and 80 minutes West
for 400 feet making two and fifty eight one hun
dredth miles. The same being unfinished and
without rail upon it and ieiding no rents issues
or profits. Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as the property of the MADEIRA Coal and Im-
proyement Company. c. HOWE
March "a Sheriff.
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FOR ALA valuable Blacksmith Shop
l. good Frame DWELLING Uonsa "a -
Lots. situate tn the village of Glen Hope, The
situation for carrying on Blacksmithine is one of
the best in the county. The buildings arc in
good condition For tetms &c, call upon or al
dress the subscriber at Glen Hone CIesrfeld
county, Pa. VIM 5 WRIGUT
Feb 10 '69
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