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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

The match game of baseball between the
Red Stockings OF Cincinnati, and the Unions OF Troy,
played yesterday resulted IN favor Oh the toher
by OF 81 to 81.
While Patrick Haley of No. 81 Mulberry-st.
was tanp at the corner OF the BOwery and Hesterst,
late last night he was stabbed in the back by man
named WlnslOw, who then fed Haley's wound, when
ia quite severe, dressed at the FIankln-s Pouce
station.
The report of the United States Commission in
relation tOthe East River bridge forwarded TO wash
ingOn several weeks ago, and approved by Gen. Hum
phreys the Chief Engineer. lt was by him handed TO
the Secretary OF War with whom ii still hes owners OF
large ships have raised many objections TO the erection
OF the bridge The great majority OF vessels nave the
tOpgalaut, royal and skysail lnasts IN one piece.
This would be difficult 10 lower III passing under
t would be only necessary to drop the two upper masts
with loaded vessels under 200 tuns burden Those over
that tunnage would 10 required also TO drop their top
gallant masts. o., -,
At an early hour yesterday morning, the 7th
Regiment n G.. s. N. Y. Col EmmOns Clark commanding,
OF the corps carrying days ratOns. The line was
formed with the alacrty which generally cnaracterZes
the movements OF this fine regiment and the march
taken up for Prospect Park Parade Ground. Brooklyn,
mens were executed with remarkable precision and
hearty approval OF the large number OF military men
who witnessed the drill At p Brigader Meserole
and staff nOunted) reviewed the Seventh, and at the
sion cars in waiting them and rode to Carroll Park,
BROOKLYN where the line was formed and wheeled into
Clinton ST. through which the regiment marched TO Mon
taguest thence TO Wall ST. erryboats 70 Broadway and
the apuOry attracting great attention everywhere along
the route The field staff and line officers and rank and
file expressed themselves delighted with the Brooklyn
Parade Ground and pronounce it the finest they have
drilled
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
VEST POINT.
CONTINUATION OF THE EXAMINATION.

60 CONTINUATION OF THE EXAMINATION.
The examination was resumed yesterday, the.
subjects taken up being ordnance and gunnery. The
result highly creditabe to the class whole To
morrow the subject Of cavalry tactics will be discussed
by the graduating class This afternoon flying artillery
dill conducted by Col Piper took place on the plain,
and was witnessed by large of visitors Gen.
Schriyer Inspector OF the Naval Academy and Gen.
Myers of the Signal Corps. will arrive here tomorrow
The cadet boat.race postponed from last week, will
come off next Saturday, at which time Gems Grant aud
Sherman are expected TO be present
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
SENATOR sPRAGUE IN NEWARK.

Senator Spra que was serenaded at the resi-
dence OF o. g. Halstead in Newark N. j. last evening"
under the auspices OF tho Harnessmakers' Association
Previous TO his appearance Mr. Halsead made speech
denouncng the selnshness OF political parties, urging
wOrkngnen TO take Independent course; advocating
the Eight Hour law, and the repeal OF the Conspiracy
law; warmly eulogzng Mr spragues wisdom and states
manship and introducing hum as the peoples friend Mr
nraque apoogized for his late arrival and dsavOwed
any political object IN the course he has taken except to
promote the interests OF the woIkngmen ana preserve
now than during the lie promised TO speak more
oil lnnrfh today.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEw.JERsEY.

In the Supreme Court, now in session at
Trenton. an important case-Esworth agt the Central
Railroadis being argued Dixon and butcher arc ator
new. for the plaintiff B. williamson, attorney for the de-
fcIdant and f. 4. Frenghuysen counsel It originated
I'm the Hudson Circuit and s suit TO compel the com
pany 20 build bridge across their road 70 connect the
ionds of the plaintiff It's Importance lies In the fact that
sbnnid the decision be in favor OF the plaintiff the door
viii be opened other applications Of similar char
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
A NEW POST oF TIE G. A. r.

Post "Oliver Tilden," No. 96, of the Grand
Army II the Republic. was organized Saturday by
Comradc Willard Bulard, A. d. c. at Morrisana, by the
election of the following officers Commander, Frank NJ
Clark; Senior Vice. Milton j. Roberts; Junior Vice, Wes
ley harrington; Adutaut, Richard 5. Groves; Quarter
master, Geo. G.. Chase. The want OF such organza
ton has long felt by the OF Morrsana and
the charge OF present officers its success is
Hurpd.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Now, 10 docs not need much arithmefcal wisdom as
Is necessary TO solve Of the simplest OF Eucds prob
lens to work out this proposition
III the stock worth 800 six months ago, when the
Company not out OF debt and not near strong as
~ Ia at present why should that stock DO selling down
to-day among the eighties
The briefest issmpy, that the bears, under
very pressing and weunderstOOd necessity, want TO
buy II all In as cheapy possible. That is the marrow
OF the whole matter.
As there is be heavy otg0 for construction
equipment coal the future must necessarily yield
heavy eODs; and as the Bear clique are supposed 10
have keen perception OF these important facts as
other people should not be at all astOnshed 70 see
them In short while, rushing into the market 10 cover
their shorts" bringing on their heels with IKE intent
talk about the Imaginary competition OF the racine kaii
road scared movement which VIII no uoupt
the part OF the pubic at large Dy he
recollection OF tho ndsputable and Significant fact that
in every instance heretofore e NE stock hds been de-
ir,easd bV the Bears those rho hare been recd enough
ardH hsmseires of ne opportunity 10 90 va aud oy hdTe
turartabv come Out ruth Handsome fortunes There Is no
thing &c under the sun, In Wallst. The thing
that hath been shall be again. STOCkHOLDEk,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
FATAL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

CLEVELAND, June 7.-The steam tug Asa
Coye while towing in the river yesterday A'oi A00
,,pa hor boier blowing the boat TO atoms. Capt
Tosenn Greenhalgh, jr was instantly killed. and other
are supposed have been lost as there were
several and boys on board FIVE SSrsx n
iured Jacob NeWberry. fireman, was severely uuSeu'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A BOSTON MERCHANT.

BosroN, June :. James NJ. Murdoch,
wealthy retired merchant residing in Brighton was
tbrown from his last evening while driving
t.hreh the western part OF the city, and hled. HIS
sster Mrs b. L. Wilder, and housekeeper Mr.. Sawln ana
q yonng nephew, who were IN the carriage Win MN
were considerably bruised UnmanageAne hofSes eauseu
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE NEW. w.BSGLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS.

RosToN. June THE New England Associ-
od press was organized Saturday Articles Of asso-
cat,on were adopted and the following Executive Com
go o,acted: j. r. Hawley OF The Hartford Ootsrdnh
Jent r NJ Pusfer of The Boson Herald, secretary
AND Treasurer s. n Stockwell Of Ihs Bostoa JoaT4,'
saei u Rowles OF The Springfield Repnotleen, ana H.
1.Iin Ston OF The Boston Traveller, Directors
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

-rHURsToNAt Argyle WIS., o, Moni,y Nay y & BY the
Rev lanes A. Benton NJ D. Delaware Co.. Oho 10
Miss Della ThuSon Of Argyle, Wis
Monday June at the residence othe
at Long Banch n J. hr Edwin Booth 10 Miss Mary
McVleker The brides grandfather tho Rev b. y hye Of the Cali
Gn Conference officiating clergyman tbs OCCASION
THURSDAY Jnneo az Fhkih on Hudson,
nv The Rev Joseph Kmba ID H. the Rev James Otis Dennst0a
Mvap j. Margaret c. daughter tbs late Crosby of the
place
ANpgINE-sOPER-At Bergen Cry j. on Friday May a. I the
Tsene. brides BY the Rev. s. W. French Edward L.
Ianno Emma second daughter Of James soper all Of
BeEget.
MoSda the Th Inst the residence o. the
bs father by the Dr. John Hall assisted by the Rev Chs
paius Oswa 0sn khIa Ladam eldest dauShtet OF Gen Fred
X MaIhsT, all ofthS city
ThuTsy the p At the resdenee Of the
kle father ID. H. Aaeurdy Of jersey City, b.
Roauty Auns daughter Of C. BeC ell Of EngsWOod
N. JI8-I#. OH. t. -'.'
sMALLRIDUNHAM-At the residence of the hdss parents
Wsdnery June BY the Rev Wm b. Bpva Theodore n Snaey
aad AmfA W Dunham eldest daughter o. Humphrey Dunhan,
ESQ, all Of Newark, n. J. I..E
sPRRHEGEMASon THURSDAY evening June At the Washington
snurs Rev Dr. NJ Hutton assisted BY the
DR. H. Dyke Fleet sps NJ D. of Brooklyn FRANKIE g.
daughter Of the late Peter A. Hegeman ofkswlOrL
All Notices Of Marriages must b indOrsed piA fuH
lad
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

TIE CHARGE AGAINST MR.. CRASTO DISMISSED.
Mr.. Moses L. Crasto, who was charged by John
Percy with perjury in omitng to make statement Of
his debts In his schedules in bankruptcy appeared yes
terday before United states Commissioner Belts for
hearing. UpOn examination the charge was dismissed
and Mr. CranlO hOnOTnby discharged.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

ALsTYNRon THURSDAY morning. JOn. John Asiyns The 9th
year Of his
ofthe funeral hereafter
BBATTYS-Tn wisusburEh on Monday Juae Maggie T. bcvsI
wife Benz Bssy sp daughter Of Nicholas aud kSAee'n N'
= aged 1s JsATs gpoRths aiId p days . ,,..-.,
The relatives and friends of family invited to sn9 w S
from her late Fsadenee. No - rAyorGL Thasa ava
Rm
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
LECTURES. MEETINGS. &c.

The Law delegation vote in the Washington
st. tPoughkeepsej NJ f. Church yesterday resulted IN
favor OF the movement by majority Of rs toe;
Mr.. William Parsons, an eminent public cham-
pOn OF Reform and Progress will lecture on tuesday tne
22d inst, Michael Angelo and me RISE OF Art N ilaly
at Cooper Institute The proceeds are to be deYoted 10
charitable purpose-the benefit OF ST. stephens Orphhs
'Home-and we bespeak generous attendance ,
vote was taken in the Central MethOdlst
Church, South Fith-st Brooklyn, E. d. last evening on
the question Of lay representations 100 votes were cast
IA for and So against The announcement OF the result
was received with applause. In the South Seeohd-s
Church. the Rev. Mr. BOoes the vote stood Tor lay rep
resentatiOn Ssi against, 62 - -,
A meeting to discuss the subject of lay dele
CATION was held last evening at the Washngtons9uare
NJ E. Church. The attendance was large ana included
many ladies who seemed to take the deepest interest," IN
the DISCUSSION. The Rev. Dr. Foster opened the DISCUS
sion and delivered brief synopsis OF the proposed me
ure after which no entered into an able ana uS
analysis of the subject Mr. Ridgaway lolioWed, au.y
eating the new movement Mr.. Laykn ana otheTs toI,
lowed and the meeting closed without any eonciuSio
having been arrived at , ~ e.
The monthly meeting of the Tammany So
cety was held evening at the Hail. East
st Mr. VIM NJ Tweed, Grand Saehem, IN tine Cnalr MI'
George w. Mclean duly installed Sachem OF tno
Order and the following gentlemen were made melrI "
bers Gen. H. w. SOcum, the Hon. John MOrrissey' Ne
BRYANT Mr.. Daniel Berran, MI James hacgregOr, J9nn
J. Wood f. r. Robinson the Hon. James BrOOks anu %
F. Higgins. motion was passed constituting Iho pa
chems Committee TO make preparations IOr the celeprs
On OF the Fourth Of July after which the meethB Au-
iourned, meet again ON the 6th OF july at noon'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Old We'll Hotel souh NOrSaE Conn s,LS. T. W. BAR
MIN No $50 Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

The celebrated sozodon, " said be made from the Soap
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OHtElNs June Cotton active and advanced Midngs &f
acc bales receipts Saturday Sis bales Gold 1881
EIchAnge-SterliBg, l5lj NeN-lork sight at discount
WSSgroS " c. June LSpnts Typnilne, tOc Rosn steady
sI T51s5 50 Crude Tupenne 81 OGS1 Tar unchanged at
81 IS -, NJ, Ar,
sAVASSAH June Coon market hrmi stock light; MID
ding, sal Of $50 bales; receipts, 4l3 bales
BUTpALo. June 7PreishsWheat 3 Corn lle sts lic TO
NewYok EeVang vessel c 70 gru Including i've days
storage Plour dull rs CRY spring Wheat inacyei
market hare 1900 bush No Chicago arrive az sl 70 Corn
r sale, ~ 600 bush Mixed 70G Oats n0muay 69c,
uomns Rye offered 81 Is Seeds nominal Pork steady
B3 Heavy Mess Lard steady at ls Hgh"ine offered al si@
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
TIE ST4TE or TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LONDON June I'LL Cousos 9 for money and 92l for
account United States FyTWeny bonds 0l Stocks du Erie
I8l: Illinois, 9S; Atlantic and Great Western, ~
LIVERPOOL June I'LL mCotton opened active Mfding Up
lands Is MddnR Orleans lltd Wheat B8 y GENITAL for No
Rsd Western 29 quasr for New Mixed Western Other
artcles unchanged
steady -
Liverpool June II mTbe shipments OF Cotton from Bombay
The t inst since last report ccoring private adviees
i.eu 20 900 bales Four q bb for Western Canal Bacon 66
cst for Cumberland Cut -
LosDoS 4oO Consols closed 92i for snd go
6r account United quiet aud steady o Rail-
way stocks hrm; Ee l8 Illinois si Atlantic and Great Western,
&l - -, ~. -. A.. ~
Quotations Mlng Upauds ll Mddhng Orleans 2d sales o.
WbeatNO Red Western has declined 70 bi
White California unchanged Corn advanced 10 @ cat for No
Mlrei Western Refined Petroleum dciued 10 :! = gall
LONDON June 73O mSugar closed quiet and steady Tor Doth
stock ahoat and spot Common lIosu. 9A
HAyRE Cotton acte; Tres Ordna on spo l4o ancs
Low Mnilngs, aAoat, $40 francs . rr,..
AyTwEEp June 7-peoeun 6rmer, Standard White l francs
PaR June THE Bouue Is stronger Reutes ii hancs D. cen
times
U1yRy June The Cotton market closed quiet and steady
June Flour hrm ai n demand al 81 500
As 5O Wheat-Choice 81 6S Legal Tenders, 1J4
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

American Institute FurmcFs' Cuba N Getting Of the Club
will (Iussdayl o'clock Ne Of the
Institute the Cooper Buhng All who take na,s agricultural
IMPROVEMENT are invited NATHAN q Ebl, Chairman.
JOHS w. CHAABEKs Secretary
West side AssOcintiOn.A meeting Of
Estate situate north Of Fir ninth Of SIthae
held the direction Of the WEST SIDE ASSOCIATION
EVERETT ROOMS OF Broadway aud Thirty ourtbsI
on TUESDAY EVENING tie 8th instant ight o'clock
ftbe side for the ensuing
be held aud various matters Of Of Real
will be considered Special subject for the evening PARKS
BOULRYARDS, AND IMPROVEMENTS on ThR WEST SIDE
RUGGLss Secretary WM. A. WHTBECK. President
The Annual strawberry Festival of BURCHARDS
davSehoo will he held the Church 1henthsi between SiIth
Seventh-Ay, "WEDNESDAY aRl THURSDAY EVENINGS this
week, June 2 and 10.
Council No. ~, H.. l.. A., whl bold Spea Meeting THIS
EVENING O'Clock Cosmopolitan Hail. rhdaTe between Ff
teapth aud SIeentb-sts
second Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
meeting this will be held Headquar-
No y City Hlpaee, THIS uesday) EVENING, jane sts
O'Clock DENNIS McLAUGHLIS, President
s.1gs. saTTEEw STEM STEWART }sseretarss
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
DIED.

AL Notices Of Marriages must b indOsed riR fuR
Ja1It
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Hazard s. Cnswen's Cod Liver Oil il the best
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
MIRRIED.

THE Farth- Closet Company, Hartford, Conn.
= SAesroom No 5g7 Broadway Rew-lork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
A Great Sensation.
THE BELLE OF SARATOGA.

LUCY RANDALL CONFRONT,
OUT TO-DAY,
IN THE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Reduced Prices.
CHICKERING G. SONS,
HAaUFAcTURERS
GRAND, SQUARE, and UPRIoHr
PIANO-FORTES.
Rosewood Toctavs Square Pianos Agrass Bndee VA' s ~
all modern improvements at prices from s4'' to sso" ,
Rosewood 7l.oetaye Grand Pianos hsn cur Ns anu WV
fsOm 8 $50 to si,2Oa. - ,......, .. ~.
ErsrY Piano Jay WarraaAd and Sa'taFf"" SA0'Ae'' TO
Purchaser.
Prize. Lists zen, b, mail postage paK on appleaioo'o
'"'' A'S ''N' v - CHICkgRING SONS,
No II East FoursssathsL. New-YOrk
No es6 washuetOsIt. Boston
-T,.sz. Hair Dye, Only so Gents.
-, better than higher priced DyeA sat'aeiOs guar
,utsed in every aSass~ - -, ,o,,> -
rhs,.ls retail 81 u s. Family Ass'ne warehouse oiIoN -
HENRY No. sCOSss. place. Es-Ys.a.
as1,. HUNN b Co.. Ne n Parkrow n T. Agents Dt sh.i
.iriss IMRRJCAH and EuROPEAN PATENTG
~T.sntv.hts years sIpsrsReN
P,mphsl Of Law and ntOToaneB hss
PoPter H. Bliss Offering splendid aaSrnsnt Of Boots al
shoes % sd goods suitable at greay
reduced pross No ass Broadway, corner thirty ssst
Clothes Wriugers Of All kind9 Repaired Prompt.
for The FuVsrsal" which s warrAaseu
X q. BROWNING Genera Agent No 3Courane.s1
POs-Ofce NOtice,--Tbs Mails for EUROPE dnnes sr
ending JUNK VIII close at iba once Al " u S ~ Ia ard G.
lo;@sG '"' ''' " ?. Il. JONES PpsI@aassi,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

In HoT WATER.-A ludicrous and anus
ing incident recently occurred in connection
with the Gentle opposition to Mormon au-
thority A man coming from the West stop
ped at the Hot Springs, just outside of the
city, and having heard much of their medi
cinal properties, was about to bathe in one
of them. After he had disrobed. and just
as he was about to plunge in, a stranger ap-
preached and told him he could not bathe
III that spring. The western Gentile's ire
became aroused at once, and thinking it was
another instance of Mormon despotism, he
Immediately replied: Il can't I'd like to
see old Brigham or any body else stop mel"
and in he plunged; but he got out sooner
than lie got in, for it was boiling spring.
His anger against the Mormons had not per-
mitted him to ask the stranger why he could
not bathe there, but he was determined to
show Brigham that he could not stop him
from bathing.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02
selstt 2oetru.
THE, SCHOOLGIRL.

II
Whit her eyes we're soft and blue,
What if her laugh was light;
,rs,, If no maid ever knew
Was half SO merry and bright
uL,, r her desk was a holy spot,
That seemed to my dreaming eyes
like the single place in a shady grot,
where a streak of sunshine lies
What if my heart could show today
If the school-house yet were there,
The very peg in the entry-"ay
Where she hung her bonnet faIr9
What if my soul no jot hath lost
of its youth in the world of men;
What if see the fields We crossed,
With a clearer view than then?
know not what's it all in vain
That the dear old scenes thus stay
Thatthe soul will not. with the mortal, ,wane,
Nor its verdure fling away
There's a heaven, tits said, for all things good
For the hopes we can scarce define;
For the long lost joys of our babyhOod-
Is there none for dreams like mine?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02
A wHBELOoIPEDE.

1t has only one wheel,
Neither treadle or saddle;
1t is built in such shape
That you don't have to straddle
The man who propels it
Tahes hold with his hands
OF two parallel bars,
And on the ground stands;
Puts his feet in motion,
One after the other,
While the vehicle goes
Without any bother.
This funny machine
Has no painting or gliding,
1t is useful to carry
Material for building
Shingles and shavings,
Brick, lime and plaster
And the lighter the load,
Itcan travel the faster.
It is better than a BICYCLE,
For it isn't so narrow;
And our wheel-ocipede
We will call a WHEELBARRowt
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The Fourth Session of the present Scholastic
year of this Institution. will comm ence on Mon
day, the 26th day of April; 1869.
Pupils can enter at any time They win be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in a thorough, practical aud accom-
plished education Of both seSes
The Principal having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, ASSURES ps-
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 TUt4ros:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmet tic, per session III weeks.) So 90
GRAMMAR, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry $500
Algebri, GEOMETRY, Trigonometry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Bookkeeping, Botany, and Physical Geogra
ply $500
Latin, Greek and French. with any of the a.
bove branches SI2e0
MAsic. Piano, 30 lessons $1,000
VNo deduction will be made for absence.
For further particulars inquire OF
REV. P. L. HARRISON, A. N.
July 81 1857. Principal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

An irascible old gent, who formerly held
the position of justice of the peace, was 60
ing down the street one day, when youth
accosted him IN manner that did not come
up to his honor idea of respect due him.
young man" said he, Il fine you FIVE dol
lars for contempt of court. ''Why, judge, !"
said the offender, ''you are not in session. "
''This court, - replied the judge, thoroughly
irritated, is always in session, and conse-
quently an object of contempt" Percisely.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02
PARTN ER S HIP.

DIR. A NJ. HILLS desires to inform his patients
and the public generally, that he has associated
with him in the practice of Dentistry, S. p SHAW,
d. d S who is a graduate of the Phiiadeiphia
Dental College, and therefore has the highest
attestations of his Professional ssIli.
All work done in the office will hold myself
personally responsible for being done in the most
satisfactory amer and highest order of the pro-
fession.
An established practice Of twenty-five years in
this place enables me to speak to my patrons with
confidence.
Engagements from distance should be m sde
by letter few days before the patient designs
coming lClearfeld, June 8, lS6S-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

f'What do you mean by a cat and dog
life ?" said husband to his wife. Look
at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the rug to-
gether." Il wish men lived half so peace
ably with their wives" ''Stop," said the
wife, ''tie them together and see how they
will agree
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

THOMAS w. MOORE, Land Surveyor
L and Conveyancer: Having recently To-
Gated in the Borough of Lumber City. and resum-
sumed the pructice of Land Surveying, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the own
ers and spectators in lands IN Cearfeld and ad-
joing counties Deeds Gf Conveyance neatly ex
ecuted Office and residence one door East of
Kirk d Spencers Store
Ium her City. April IA. lS61-lY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

SURVEYoR.-The undersigned offers
y his services to the public, as Surveyor.
He NAV be found at his residehc in Law ence
when not engaged; or addtessed by
letter at Clearfeld, Penna.
March 9th, lS67.-tf. JAMES MITCHELL.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

N(J T. GIBSON, Practical DENTIST, having
w. permanently located in the town of James
vile. tenders his professional services to the
people of that place and vicinity. All work en-
trusted to his care will be done in the most salts
factory manner and highest order OF the profes-
sion Nov. Is. IS6S-6m
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

NLEARFIELD HOUSE, CLEARFIELD,
" PA.-The subscriber would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the patronage of his old
friends and customers at the "Clearheid House
Having made many Improvements, he is prepar
ed to accommodate all who may favor him with
their custom. Every department connected with
the house is conducted in a manner to give gen.
eral satisfaction. five him call
Noy.4 1866. GEO. N. COLBU KIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

81 say, Pat, are you aslape ?" ''Divil the
slape." s'Thin be afther lendin me quar-
ter" ssI'm aslape, be jabers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-02

Mr.. Joshua Billings says, Zone of the
fussiest scenes l ever see, wuz two old maids
waitin on one sick widower.