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C3DDLES, Btid.es harness collars &c, for
- sale at MERRELL & BIGLER'S.
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- hand AZ MFRRELL 4 BIGLER'S
CANNED FRUITS-alI kinds, warranted good
I and fresh at GRAHAMiS
C,PRING GOoDS.-Justepsning a sple endid stock
- of new goods at c. KRATZEK sons.
IURRANTS-the best and cheapest in the
l county, at GRAHAN'S.
CLovER, Timothy and Orchard grass seeds at
X G KRATZER & SONS,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-26

New ADV s.-Seyeral new advertisements
appear in this issue. Read them.
A.B T-Certainly, your receipt calls to
O.t 1868. Bill sent is TO Oct 1869. Terms
Of the Journal, So in advance.
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rx-ous and clsarheld Railroad.

Ty-oHs anu
-.-,,.,fn leaves Tyrone at =: 900 a m
Aa.- Ives At Clearfeid at Loo p- IN.
.ut,,;n leaves ClearieId az 200 p m.
Aai s-riyes at Tyrone at (: :: $50 p m
1t. with Cincinnati Express East at g.
Nail West At s.44 P, IN Bald Eagle Ex-
tt,sss AT 90 p m
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BEE HIVES! BEE HIVES!!

The undersigned having on hand and for sale
the AMERICAN M0vABLE-cogB Bee HIVES and
finding it impossible TO supply the demand for
hives have concluded TO sell half of terri
tory which they own TO wit: Clearfeld and psrts
IF Centre and Cambria counties. They have IN ade
arrangements TO have the material for hives cut
to order. Persons desrous of seeing ssiuple OF
the hives will please call at Nivling 5 Showers
Store, in Ciearfeld. Bee raisors viii find il 10
their adfantage- to have the patent hives. Per
wishing TO buy either hives or territory can
address US TO Glen Hope, Clearfed county. Pa
April u, 1863 A, d W. A NTVLlNG
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To the WORKING CLAss:-I am now prepared
10 fnrnish all classes with const ant sbpIoyment
at their homes, the Whole Of the time. or for the
spare moments. Business new. ght and pr ofta-
bic. Fifty cents 70 50 per eveping is easily earn
by persons Of either and the boz Us and girls
earn nearly much as men Great inducem e nts
offered those who viii devote their " hole
time to the business: aud that every person who
this notice. may send me their address and
test the business for themselves, | make the fol-
lowing unpnraled offer To all who are not well
satisfied wit the business, will send 81 To pay
for The trouble of writing me Full particulars
directions, &c-. sent free. Sample sent by mail
for 10 cents Address L. C, ALLEN. Augusta. Me.
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S6e Craftsman 8onrnaf @iearfels, ga, 2aap ae, 1869

NOTICE.-AII persons indebted to the sub.cri
IN Der, are requested to come and settle with
out delay. R. MOSSOP.
SAWED LUMBER-The undersigned
~ having started in the Lumber business,
near 0sceola, Clear6eld county, Pa, is now pre-
pared TO furnish pine boards. clear and panel
stuff, &c Pine and Hemloek bills sawed to order
and shipped on short notice.
C.R. MACOMBER
Osceola Mills.
May 5. 1s69-t. Clearfeld co., Pa.
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WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIBLu.

Inc unue1slSneu respectfully INFORMS MS OIu
customers and the public. that he has on hand
(and constantly receiving new additions,) q large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the bes. Man
ufsctory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty-hour
spring and Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WATCHES-afne asscrtmert.o isilver Hunt
ing and open case American patent Levers, plain
and full Jeweled
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment. of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
holders
SPECTACLES, a large assortment, far and
near sight, colored and plain glass.
JEWELRY of every variety, from a single
piece to a full set
ALSO fine assortment of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives, ETC., plated on genuine Alabata.
ALSO Hair Jewelry with pure gold m ounting
got up to order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
A continuance of patronage is solicited.
Nov 2sth. 1865. II. F. NAUGLE-
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was furnished and eagerly read. A detectives ear
was close by, but the only words he caught was
"What d---d yarn that Tom don't know n0thing
they'd better get Jinl,n and the one who made the
remark shook with laughter The counsel for two
Of the prisoners suspectng foul play OF this nature
was promptly at the Fifteenth precinct station house
anu remained until after nine O'Clock.
WHAT THE AUTHORITIES SAY.
Inquiries at the Mayors office, OF the District At
torney and Others, who would be among the first 10
reported arrest Is canard. In the above exposl
ton Of the story the public can rely The detectives
deserve credit for the conception OF the 1dea Had
the prisoners not been posted to the tricks usually
resOrted TO by detectives 1t might have been success
ful; but 1t Is safe TO presume that, knowing there
intended to Inystify the onlcers Of the law and
throw them or the real scent. tom" Is no longer
wanted. "Jmn had better walk up to the captains
orice and settle.
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the Stars and Stripes, which they cherished afrec-
onately and we'll did they defend ana psoects'sO
Glory.u (Applause.) IL might be asked where was
The monument TO their bravery New York was their
monument. The green fields, with the waving corn,
In fact, everything that was good, contributed to
build up their monument. Look around and tie
fruits or their glorious triurnphs everywhere pre-
sented themselves IN unmstakable colors. the
land they love was their monument. They fought
for IL ana gained the prize. The reverend gentle
man concluded very interesting address, which
throughout was replete with most witty anecdotes.
by highly c0mpiimentng tine association and refer
ring to the gallant achievements OF the war veterans.
How many could have exclaimed with Nelson, when
his life was ebbing FAST 'Thank God, have done my
duty.r lApplause.)
A vote OF thanks was then unanimously rendered
to the Rev. Mr.. Gallaher, and the address was
ordered TO be put upon the minutes OF the ass0cia-
ton.
General Aspinwan then presented handsome
puidOp to Colonel Hynes. on behalf OF the Seventy
fourth regiment of Bufalo. He said that pursuant
to the resolutions or the association 1t became he
duty to present the Seventy fourth regiment with
guidon as being the best drilled OF the Eighth divl-
sion, The pleasure that Colonel Hynes would ex-
perience in receiving il on behalf OF his command
could not be greater than that which he experienced
IN presenting 1t. applause.
Colonel Hynes, responding said that in receiving
the guidon he mad feeling OF great pride on behalf
OF the regiment. On the part OF the officers IN COM
mand OF the Seventy fourth regiment ne would say
that they would siin keep that regiment up TO the
standard referred to in the report presented to the
association. tApplause.l
fhe session was then brought to close.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1seo.
Bills PASSED.
To incorporate the Tritoner Schutzen Company;
TO amendthe charter OF Phelps, Ontario county.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. MosELEY-To amend the act relative TO
the Brooklyn ire limits; also relative TO convey
ances.
BY Mr.. CARPESTER-Rela'ive to the comm m1tation
OF taxes for the support OF the National Gaard.
By Mr.. RANDALr.-Reative TO the tax on dogs.
BY Mr.. NAcHTMANS--To amend the charter OF the
Cosmos Insurance Company OF New York.
: By Mr.. HARTNAEN-To provide for an additional
Metropolitan Fire Commissioner.
BY Mr.. FREAR-To amend the charter Of the
Peope's Life Association.
Ry Mr.. BERGEx-For the better protection OF me-
chancs in this State by the regulation OF convict
labor.
BY Mr.. MADDES-To authorize the purchase Of q
farm and building in Hempstead for poor house,
also 70 confirm the vote OF electors in Hampstead
relative 10 cemetery.
BY Mr.. SUFFERs-To improve the Hackensack
creek.
By Mr.. PALMER-For the Improvement OF Racket
river; also TO legalize the ocial acts OF Edwin D.
White as justice OF the peace.
BY Mr.. DYCKMAN--To amend the acts relative TO
the construction OF the schoharie valley Railroad.
By Dir. BRuSDAGE-To anendtthe code OF pro-
cedure.
BY Mr.. LAMAREUx--Reiatve to assessments OF
highway labor on the Jefersonville turnpike.
By Mr.. FERRIs-To complete the road from Dock
street. Yonkers, to New York city.
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
The resolution to examine into the AFFAIRS OF the
Merchants Union Express Company was referred 10
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Adjourned.
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Total aadItlonal APPROXIMATIONS required %

IuuipittS.. <oZO,VuU
The extension, when completed, VIII connect with
the North Branch canal and by the latter with the
whole canal system of Pennsylvania and the coal
fields from which coal and iron can be brought into
this state and along the Erie canal without breaking
bulk The shortest distance from the coal mines via
this route to the Erie canal at Utica is as folows-
Utica to Binghamton, 81 miles; Binghamton to the
state line, a0s miles; State line to pittston, 95 miles,
making total OF 232ts miles. The shortest dis
.ance now by canal from the coal mines TO Utica,
via Seneca Lake, Is US foows:-Pittston TO State
line. rs miles: Junction canal to Emira, 49, Che
mung Canal to Watkins, 20; Seneca Lake TO Geneva,
3j; Cayuga and seneca TO Montezuma, 81; Erie to
Syracuse, So; Erie canal TO Utica, 56 making total
distance OF 2S1 miles, an excess over the Chenango
Of 49, miles. From Pttston the North Branch
and wyoming canals pass through the remaining
portion OF this great coal basin II miles to Northu
berand. and by the SusqueDanna Canal 10 tidewater
at Hayre de Grace. 206 miles from pttston and 39s
miles from the Erie canal at Montezuma. Wilkes
barre lies upon the canal about So miles below
PttsfDu
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NO. 2 Is PUBLISHED

THIS DAY,
No.s-ofTHE NEW WOULD Is superb in every respect.
been SPARED to make she s md
M No a~The contsnis o. 10 Of THE NEW WORLD
ia eight pages unexcertcnsbie matter TO read w 30
unaoyea VII S be found paPes ~ r., ea q
No. s-Among the leading contributors the second,
No. Tss Hon GEORGE sSTIsE RI Who has pr.sare1
wsa Az nsdsh s. y g sYe 81 ouoa II sss doese
most entertaining manner on Glycefne' iss Uses and
No. IA. X GARDNER NJ D. has medical disqu'siiion
popular language the common topic, u Lave caught
No 2-Profs EMERY and ALLEN s'1he Debates OF ,hS
Polytechnic Association and Farmcrs Club Of the Ameea
John LypIS q the Nsssopq,..n arp Hotel on 'sss
DIN tells wha, % place the table, and how to cook t.
Isafi deeply interesting and purely
found among the most charming of tho time The lasrs
we sMs M s0iy PRASCFs aIRRY fHRFIELps story
on Ssa Which rnnapred n ,h civ not maay months
OF e romance tse we do no, hesitate 70 = ~
and dramatic neaens 4 also l., ..psrbIy iosira.ed
rsS nS seSr or rrssed aorse raae among he best
has sssn ws.9 H. s :ysas.ns Sh adventure
No. NELiE xNEs' romsnee Of "slanche de Pelcnhe,
T Il a Dof w rsparsa
AoSs NE s' ssposs ,2Es. we sy says experience ep
.Finyed Alive; q story Of The Piainsr x
No. JULIA N. DUNN, domestic tale called 'NeliicS
Repentance *. ~
10 g-THEo. DAVIS, laushable ske!ob, Marriage u
Telegraph" ~ n
No sBy way OF 'reisvss" 70 this splendid intellectual
banquet which All cordially invited have ID
|. No. 2-Mr ROsENBkR R8. .The Cross" 81. -
No. 3-DtLrA MAITLAND, '.Aae Storm ~ ~
No. al w. WATSON, a1od Bl4ss Ycur Beautiful Handl
No. 2-MARIoN P0wki.L, "sketches o. Society" and z
No. 2-NFLLIE AEES' "uuwonrhnly.r Also
No. s-mCnsi. wisp conssPqndsrsa"
No. 2-"Bubbles." ~s+ts<i4 tssl-r4 .4s,.
No. s-"Many Thoughts OF Many Mindsn -~f.
No 2-"World Wonders" &c, Xc., &c.
read II ana be delighted.
lOyALHAvANA LoTTERy-PRIzEs PAID IN 0OLrk,
Nv Information furnished IN all lsealiztt Lotteries.
GALLAGHER Bro 40 Chestnut street,
n
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summary u DE. nefore the As.emhl,.


ALBANY, Jan. 2O 1852
The following il summary oi the bills before the
Assembly
Mr. Piunketi's bill provides that the Hudson River
Railroad AFTER stay Z. 1871. shan not De permitted 10
use steam IN drawing their cars on tne west side OF
Manhattan Island .cl0w Efty-nintn street.
Mr.. Nachtmans bill proposes 70 change the name
OF the Cosmos life Policy Trust Company To the
Continental Loan and yrast Company
Mr. Befgens bll provides mat hereafter convict
lator a. Auburn sIA Sing sing prisons shah be EN-.
ployed m the working of quatres aud mines, the
aHafacture OF Rams aul such other wares NJ
shah not conflict With tue interests of re.
cranicH at Clinton Prison. now provided
by law and 40 goods hereafter manufactured by the
Monthiy reports ~ The expenses, amount reahzed
by Sic sale OF goods, &c, shan be mode ~ the
Prison warden 10 Tie Comptroller Also 10 repeal
chaptcr . q Of the avs OF 1850.
Mr. ilarman's bBl With reference - The sale "
Goa proposes 10 punish by iDe Of nifty dollars
any person convicted OF defraudnx In the weight of
coal Also empowering the street Commissioners OIL
kcw fCik ana Brooklyn TO appoint inspectors N
coal IN Their respective ciles. WHO sAa receive ne
same compensation as allowed 70 the snperin-
tsn0enis 81 bureaus w the street Connlasioncfs :
Department.
Air. koseleys hm provides that every convey
ancc or mortgage ~ land stall state the particular
place OF resiaence aud ihe trade and occupation OF
the gEantor aiAs grantee and whether single " mar
rfc0.
Nh. I1ariman't bin provides mat unti we shall
arsiyc al specie bass ihc salaries 0i The members
81 nc Metropolitan Fire Department shaIl be:-Tor
slDkerA drivers snd tlerncn Sf2U0 Der annUrn: for
eugpaers 81 so; for asslsia u fcferen sL8o: for
5ofemcn, ti,c0C: for olsti"t engineers 5000; ior
M fnrpcntcs,s 6lll yfovcrs that ain aqssesors
sl,osen III each clGy shat ircudr - then aespss-
,r.nl rolls tue names of MI persons between eighteen
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
Disgust Of the AHti-Fcnion Republicans Over
HE Election.

.AIsUNNf = NNIIs vi - n'
There Il rumor anott tongnt-and there is some
authority for it--that the Morgan Senator's Foger,
Hale ana stanford. are 20 disguised with the way
the election of fcnon conducted mat they viii
ally themselves with the democratic senators Ia con.
nrming hOnman's nominations.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

NO. IA MAGNIFICENT NUMBER
SPLENDID FAMILY PAPER,
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD
THE NEW woRLp.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.
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between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New YORK.
MACPHERSON SMITH. DONALD SMITH, +;
THIS ALE brswsd with the reatest care, aud csr be-
relied perfactiy and wholesome Della
CACf of favor and hne TONIC properties unequhei
single barrels large quantities sent 70 ell parts the cU
The siics.on q eopsunsrs solicited. Orders b, maj
prolnpty elocutod
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lrhrough the courtesy Of I. F. Harrison, Esq.l.

OF y rsF1
corner OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND IRVING PLACE,
9h O'clock A. M precisely, for the better
Of gentlemen their way to business
Dia grams of the viii be furnished at the Hail.
beats VIII be provided for ladies attending the sale
j. HENRY MAGONIGLE,
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8.

In consequence OF the unusual demand for seats at tha
heare for the opening nights the manager respectfully ans
that to give each equal opportunity 10 bd
PRESENT. and with the hope OF protecting the public against
he SPECTATORS the tickets viii be disposed OF ut
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PUBLIC SALE,
AT IRVING HALL

By W. o. HOFFMAN, Esq, Auctioneer,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1862,
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WILL OPEN

BOOTHS THEATRE
Twentythrd street, between Fifth ard Sixth avenues,
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locks. The uninterrupted line OF double locks ex-
tends from Troy to Port Byron al the western end Of
the Montezuma level, 1874 miles from Albany and
i5s miles from Bufialo The remaining locks 10 buf
ialo are single, with the exception OF No. IL, at
MacedonyiIe, ana ive combined locks al Lockport.
me greatest number OF lockages In any one season
since 1856 was 1862. They were at different points,
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GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.

~ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed guardian Of the minor heirs OF
OF William Cox, deceased, will in pursuance
OF Oh order Of the court Of Common Pleas.
Of Dubois county, Indiana. .tfsr for sale al
public auction on The premises. on
MONDAY. February s,h, 1859,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following lands and
real estate Of his wards, situated in Ps,oks
Township, Dubois county, Indiana, described
as follows. to.wif:
The undivided live eghths part Of the east
halt OF the southeast quarter OF section No.
twenty, townsbip No. two. south of range
four west, and The west half Of the north west
quarter and the north west quarter Of the
south west quarter Ct section number TWEEN.
" one town number two. south range No
iour west, containing in all two HUNDRED
acres.
TERMs-One third cash, balance in two
Iequs. payments in twelve and twenty -four
months, with notes ut interest, waving val
nation and bppraisment 1--we, with freehold
.urelies approved by he Guardian.
u. b. EDMONSTON, Guardian.
p. SAT The same time, and place. ant
upon the same terms, the heirs OF the sale
William Cox, who have arrived at the sg'
OF twcnty-one years, will sci; their interes
in and to the above described real estate
the same being the undivided three.eightb'
pavf thereof.
WILLIAM A. TRAyLoR, Au'y.
| Ian. 8. 1904
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GOOD NEWS!

has Just returned from the Fast, where hs
has sid in the iarges, stock OF DRY GOODS,
&C., ever brought 10 his COMFY, aud Which
are oow being received by river s"d
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Managem. mt eff Cows in Winter.

A correspondent OF the Agrlcui-
turist inquiries: "When cows are sta
bled nights in winter. how long should
they be allowed to remain in the yard
durin the day." This depends good
deal en- the weather, and also on the
food and whether the cows are expec-
ted to give milk or not. When the
object is TO obtain milk in winter, il
water is supplied in tho stabe we
would seldom turn them out at ALL
And if necessary to turn them out to
water, we would let them out twice a
day, say for ten or fifteen minutes
Cows like to be bumored a little in
regard to watering. They will not
drink as readily as q horse. They
should be allowed plenty Of time
When cows are not giving milk and
it is desirable to have them eat coarse
fodder, they should be turned ont fol
several hours during the day. They
will eat this class Of fodder mnch bet.
ter in the yard than in the stable
Judgmen, however, should be exer.
cised. II the weather is stormy, they
will be bet ter in the stable, and at oil
times, if they seem cold and are moi
eating or enjoying themselves, le,
them be Immediately tied up. Let
the stable DO we'll ventilated and
cleaned out twice day, and made az
dry and comfortable as possible. The
great defect in most stables is in moi
having sufficient ventilation.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed Adminis,ro'
tor OF the estate Of d. g. CoDley, late Of
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate is pro
baby insolvent. WIN. s. CONLEY, Admir-
Jan. 8. 1868