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&nsimtss Noiitss.


special invitation h hereby extended to the citl
rene OF hsmaroneck, Rye, Harrison white Plains Scare
dale and the neishborins towns, to join the parties
nom New York on Thursday, ai',, and saturday, ssd
inst, to examine the improvements at Grand Park and
particularly the Great Central Subdivision.
Carriages will be in attendance, and every proyinon
made for comfort
ANDREW WILSON in, 9t7 BROADWAY
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In selecting n remedy for the cure OF dis
easee Of the bladder Kidneys and urinary organs bear
IN mind That our leading physicians prescribe HELM
BoLDs DUCHU In preference 10 any other; and no
case OF dyspepsia. organic weakness gravel, dropsy,
'rangury, dabctcs female Irregularities can Ions
withstand the influence OF this potent medicinal prcpar
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An Ante-EIec,ion PromIse.

\ Committee Of the Trades yesterday had an
Interview with the heads OF departments In Brook.
Ign, with regard to an enforcement OF the EghtAour
law OF course. all declared that the law should
and would be enforced, AMI that IL the last Of Il.
Boss Mclaughlin has spoken.
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co.. Sc wall street. report atbP.M

There has been bit moderate busireTs in State
bonds New Tcrne'sces were weak, and declined Z 2
cent g. c. tpor. Ia - I'M NJ 81 md Anhama ~ a.
ROAD bondsl steady Of Plil Old North Caronas ad-
yanced y cent n ST. and special tax" cent. to
- though later Welding a. New North Carolinas fell
Of rccnt toSl The fnnane act boni. Of 1850 selling
nj 81 Fourth National Bank shares sold NJ los, Conl
mental at 90. ana phunS at III. Railway mortgages
were quiet. Union PaciHc securities were quoted rs
follows at tue cIutr EHs; i5...cc, sai .sS'A IN.
eSI.
The railway share market was active during thJ
ealy rar OF Inc day bu aftcr the regular session be-
came du u and heavy. Al the second Beard however.
there was return e activity, and prices, under the
reported ranicky feeling London. the higher rates
Tor money and the rise In gold, declined i TO cent
aud the market b came weak although at The close
there sight reaction owitC 10 the report q sus
pension OF specie payments by tho Bank Cf France.
There ncroa ed rcfsufc 10 sell the active
shares aud the partial restoration confidence noted
Yesterday welded 10 an untcttlcd and gloomy feeling
tonight. There was wen distributed hutincss
throughout tne lat. and the annexed table shows the
OF prices:
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rsshurrh was steady at 49, New Jersey Ccntral 10?
eliG2l.. ard Fort WAYNE HH, Boston. Hartford and
Erie being dull at So. There were limited deangs IN
investment sccnriiirs Hannibal and st Joscph selling
Mt li2. the preferred 10. and G. G. and {. 1871 Mis-
eelaneous shares apart from Pacific Val, were dull,
Mnrposa preferred telnr AZ l24sl3. Ex0ress shares
were steady, with sales OF Adams at CT, American a.
aud United States - seller sixty days.
safG II
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Ansln,ss lniltts.

The Best and surest Remedy In the World
for all diseases with which children afflicted during
the process OF tecthng lie Mrs. WiNsLOWS bOolH
ING SYRUP. IL not only relieves the child FROM palm
but invgorates the stomach and bowels, cures Wind
collie and by giving quiet sleep to the child gives rest
TO the mother. Perfectly safe In al cases.
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Mclaughlin Making Lch-handed Popu-
lnrity,

Boss McLaughlin's ring yesterday directed the
sentence OF WIN. Lanigan, workman on the Elst
River bridge, to 30 days imprisonment in the Peni
Tertiary. The trouble originated in demand Of
the hborers Tor decrease oil the hours of work
The workincmcn Of BROOKLYN Win rem mbor this
when McLaugblns tools come up for reelection.
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BANNING AND FIyxNCIlL.
NOTICE.

The Coupons due August /. 1870, on the First
Mortgage Bonds of the Southern Central Railroad
Company will be paid that day on presentation at the
Banking House Of Messrs. VERsILYE 4 Co.,
Financial Agents of this Company, 10 and Ii Nassau
street, New Yorl; city.
WI. IL SEMAHD. in. Treasurer.
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Dr. u. G. Perry tao skful and wc'lknown Derna
toloest Of 20 Bond st. will temporarily close his ONES
~ this city saturday evening, July N, and omen hts
Bottom oice, Winter and fremont tb, for ten
weeks Therefore those aliicel with any Cutane9us
Complaint disease Of the head, Falling loss or Pro
maturcly Orav HAIR Moth Pitches, Freckles. PimplJ
Eruptons, Rotchcd Designations and Unnaura Red
moss Of the Nose ace should consult the Doctor 30
fore his departure.
wheeler e. Wilson Machines, 1,fAf BvesA
way. sold BY paying SO down and sib per month. With
out extra charge. Machines to let. j. r. ELLfs
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Steamship westphala, Hamburg mdse and pass.
steamship Scotia Liverpool, mdse. ard pass,
steamship France Liverpool, mdse and pass.
Steamship Champion. Charleston, mdso and pass
steamship Ellen s; Terry, Ncwoern, mdsH, ana pase
Steamship VI CID Wilmington, N. C., naval stOfrs,
Steamship San salvador Savannah. n1se AMI pass.
Also, the usual river ADd coastwlee vessels.
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Live stock Market,

NLw YORK Tuesday, July 19.-lhoro were no
beet lie one ed tOGav ant Irc's remain uominllB
unchanged, or l}ANltHc. n for common 20 strictly
pine western strCIi only s5a sheep sud lnmOs ar
TIytd, but ihorc plCuy ct stock lie q over fiOm
ye.tcrd and ltAfe vas dull AZ iei1c ilr -leep and
tAaloc. Tor l1uDr Twelve carr or lSt hogs. arrived
ll tlauIhturVr., There were ~ trb1rlCnO"s In 1--we
hogs, hut dressed were nrmos AZ A@l2c with most of
1 a
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M.I.,ps a Palace Of hi. Prison.

Ex-Justice White, who was sent""ced to three
months In the Hudson County jail, and fined s6O0fo
embezzlement, rs having rooms htled up in gor-
geous style in the county jail. lie viii receive bis
friends on Monday next
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cured by Dr. Jaynes Tonic vermlfuse, which never
fails 20 remove worms
Ia sure to strengthen the organs OF digestion,
lie valuable tonic for all kinds OF ,akness,
And nail sckly frettng children get well by the
OF II. Sold everywhere small size, 81 cents double
sizo, 30 cents per bottle.
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A Handsome Record for an Excellent Club.
Below Is the average Of outs runs, and number
ofgames OF each player Of the Dexter Club, OF New
Ynrk. Mhila ON their tour

The following are the games played b. the DeSters
Dexter, 80 Buckeye, OF Croton, is Innings.
Dexter, 5 Alert, OF Sleepy Hollow So innings.
Dexter, II union OF CIOton Falls 50 innings
Dexter, 70 Forest city Of sleepy Hollow, 10 IN
nlngs,
Dexter, 86i FckfoId q GTeenyilie, lo-s lnnlngs
Dexter, a. Mutual OF sprinhed, SO innIngs
The UeIters scored lie runs 10 their opOoneDS' IS.
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A Democra,ie PoIi,Iciau Killed.

BUFFALO, July le.--Frank b. Gallagher, Su-
rrnlendent OF the Western Division OF the Erie
.anal, wac killed this afternoon by accidentally tall
w RON the wall " an Improvement In Buffalo
gsosk Mr., Gallagher was loading Irish citizen Of
bulalo, and belonged 20 the firm Of Douglas a Gal
hkher, contractors. lie wac a candidate for State
FIlsou Inspector on the Democratic ticket In 1896.
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reaches moths heas and all yerm,n This Ia the orgi
nal, pure article without change, While several Aru
Giles pretend to destroy LYONS ellis and without pot
son Its effects are wonderful. None oan be relied
upon except that siRncd u, LYON Buy and use Lyons
rowdsT, and you Wal not 10 Troubled slth ~stei bugs
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In starting any great enterprise nne-tonths OF the
business as In Gunnery, In taking aim To get on the
right track and TO go safely 10 the great thing. The
Zen Franklin Lie Insurance Company, VI Thomas
men In lis several depbrmens and bY cndeavoinE 10
DO It's Dus ness &C. pomcaly careful IN ITS selcc
ton OF risks and promises In tho two great matters OF
security and cost T. do as wcl by It's patrons any
similar organization In the countrywide,
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MANY fthc streets oi the eity OF Mclaughlin are
IhTNDR business
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Bargains In Watches. Jewelry, and SlyoTwaTe. -
J. II, Johnston 4 Robinson, ~ Bc'ycTy.--ldc
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In starting any great enterprise, nine

surasus covRr cuAsb.As-No. "a, u, 10, 20, 49, IS, a.
IS, 30, W, lOJ, lOl, io1, III, lls, ~, ln.
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Md nc, er ceased until every plank and stone had
T. ltyolri to the ground. The poor woman moan
a. uusy ~ she glZed on tie ruias OF Ter little
~ MY. ltudc in construction and contracted in
D ace, mn j Nns home 10 Der and heI Oh man.
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The only thing that will help yon Is GNNTZ's
SICILY LEMON SUGAR one can makes Thirty tun.
blers 800. ,.,.z,,.,,.
O. to the once and get some to take In the country
Gantle Lemon Sugar N gutd nv the seaside, or the
mountain tops Don't fhll 10 Try H.
nIn elAI
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eagerly ai0pt n. when and wherever offered
nr. sherman Trtt N unuY Of the most reliable mer.
chants ms ctv, who have hrcn cured after wearing
tTus4's TO- many y'als LRrgr numbers of photo
graf h. OF Unttnts before AuTinr treatment and after
cure can be seen at his Cfncc, ~ wr Ms testimonials
frou the highest medical authority IN tn county.
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SPECIAL NOt.
DR.. SHERMAN

haf toturncd rrm he visit West p.d may hc cortuiied
at ms rice ~, Broadway, By tho. C afflicted With
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09
Tribute of ResDeet.

The NJ f. Sunday School, at Mt. Joy,
being in session, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in the wise dispensasion Of His providence,
TO summon from among us our esteemed
friend and co worker in the Sunday School
cause, William Hudson Feuton, deceased
and WHEREAS, his empty seat and absent
sympathies create vacancy deeply felt by
all interested in the advancement of the
master kingdom, therefore
ResoIred, That we. the officers, teachers
and scholars Of the NJ. f Sunday School, at
Mt. Joy, Clearfeld clrcuit, Central Pennsyl-
vania conference, do deeply mourn the loss
of our beloved brother iu our social and NOR
al circle, and yet rejoice that ''our loss is
his gain.
Resoirei That we hereby express our
heartfelt sympathies with his bereaved pa
rents. brother and sisters in this their day
of affiiction-and pray that God, who Civ
eth and taketh away" may in the latter day
form of them an unbroken family circle in
that home where sickness, sorrow, pain
and death, are felt and feared no more -
Resotced, That copy of the preamble
and resolutions be sent to the parents of the
deceased, and that they be published in the
Cleariield papers r. j. SHAFFNER, Sup't.
NATHANIEL RIsHEL, Secretary.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

A GREAT CURIOSITY. great nat
ural curiosity known az Sunken Lake is sit
uated in the Cascade Mountains, about
seventy FIVE miles northeast OF jackson
Vile Oregon The walls are two thousand
feet high, and almost perpendicular, run
ming down into the water, and leaving no
beach. The depth is unknown, the sur
face is smooth and uuruffied, ana it lies so
far below the surface of the mountain that
the air currents do not affect it. Its length
is estimated at twelve miles, and its breadth
at ten. No living man, it is said, ever
reached the waters edge The lake lies
silent, still, and mysterious in the bosom
of the everlasting hills, like huge well
scooped ont by the hands of genii
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Closing Quotations of Governm't Securities
AMES T. BRADY CO.,
(Snccessors to s. Jones y Coz
CORNER OF FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS.
Pittsburg Feb. s. 1879.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

The RArrsHAs's JOURNAL is published on We'd
nssday at $500 per annum in advance. If net
paid at the beginning of the year, S2,50 will be
charged, and $500 if not paid before the close.
ADvERrIsEMENrs will be inserted at 81, 80 per
square, for three or less insertions-Ten liner
tor less counting a square. For every additional
insertion so cents will be charged A deduction
will be m sde to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for shorter time than
six months, and no paper will be discontinued un-
till all arrearages paid except at the option OF
the publisher. 5. j. ROW.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending February Sd, 1870, from three dal-
ly observations. as furnished by Z. Fenton,
of Penn tp. Maximum of thermometer, 40
on ID; Minimum, ~ on ID; Mean, 20;
Max. of barometer, -. 80 on Sd; Miaim
um, 27.S5 on 3lst; Range, AS inches.
Mean of Barometer for the week, 2S.O4
Depth of water fell during week, PIG inch
Depth of snow during the season, 49 inches
Little or no snow during the week-helds
and roads mostly bare-much lumber lying
back,
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RgIIGIoUs.-Divine services will be held

RRIIGIoUs.-Dlylne services Will De heiu
naxt Sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
By Rev Nixdorff,in the Luih herap church.
stIi \. NJ. and P. NJ. Sabbath sehoolat %
NJ. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at : o clock.
Be- Rev. Hall, in ST. Andrews Episcopal
church, at II A NJ and p. NJ Sunday
school at F. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening 1t ] o clock.
Bv Rev. Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. SABBATH school at
SP. M%Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening ut clock.
By Rev. ". Fl. Dill, in the Methodist
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
sabool at 9 A. VI. Prayer meeting, every
THURSDAY at II p VI. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l09 A. VI.
St. Francis church-Mass at l0i A. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS OF each
month.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AND DEATn--
The Brookville Republican, Of Fehuary I'd,
contains the following account of a most
heart. rending accident. " hich Occurred about
one mile south Of BeIleview, Jefferson coun-
ty, OH the Isl inst. Itsays: Mr. LEANpER
TETRIcK went out early in the morning for
;he purpose of hauling timber, and was
seen by Mr. ESGLIsH abouttcn o'clock
while In the woods near his residence. in the
act OF loading a stick of timber. About five
o clock in the evening Mr.. ENGLISH was
returning from Ringgold, and when oppo-
site the place where he had seen Mr. IE-
TRICK in the morning, his attention was :
facted by the wailings Of female in the
woods several other persons coming up at
the time, they went TO her assistance, when
IA most horrible sight met their gaze. 1n
loading the log in the morning it had by
some means slid or rolled upon Jr. TE
TRICK, and about half an hour before Mr..
ENu:IsH came up. his wife in searching
for him found him CORPSE with the log
resting on his body. The anguish of the
wife and mother upon such a discovery can
mere easily -be imagined than expressed.
He was the father of four children, who,
almost frightened to death, were found cry
ing in different parts of the wood, where
they had strayed In the confusion. His
body was taken up and removed to his
home, where the friends and neighbors met
TO console the almost disconsolate wife.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

obiFGAET.-Ou Monday morning, Feb
,la'y 'th' 1870, Of consumption, THOMAS
~ LID ELi, aged fl years. months and days
4"e deceased was Scotchman by birth.
sA''sfaied to this country several years ago,
a-4 settled Ia Jordan township. in this coun-
:, shortly alter the outbreak of the late
,,.'e'aon, he entered the army as Second
''-I.enlat of Company E., I49th Pennsyl-
-u'a volunteers, was afterwards promoted
iFst Lieutenant, and served with mark
distinction aud bravery to the close of
u ,"' "aT-having participated in all the bat
- q" which the army of the Potomac was
'7'se1' during that memorable and ardu-
T,3S - struggle for the life of the nation. Mr..
49, '''i was man of superior ability and
Hone-t and Industrious Possessed of
- ana well balanced mind, Of good
'o'Fect Judgment, and an excellent edu-
''o'i, he was highly esteemed by all who
n'ln, aud much admired and beloved
h, UNIFORM kindness and affability by
NJ. "e intimate friends aud acquaiutances
h. a' departure was not unexpected to
So ..,e'i' hls family. or friends, as all were
h., b-11't OF his rapid decline. But few
v,;.a before his death, he remarked to the
a ns... -. u this sketch, that he had no hopes
end "g any better, and that he wished the
err vas lere-he having for some time past
to das eSea himself as being ready and willing
p,.ay 'ya't hence to that bourne from whence
s''e 10 return. Let him rest in peace.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

SOMEWHAT INDIGNAST--the two b'hoys
who asked the way to acertain school house,
when, after travelling about Two miles, they
discovered they had been sent that distance
ont of their way on u fools errant. Bet
tor luck next tine
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

PHIuPsBU8G from the Journal we
learn that, on Saturday morning, January
29th. Mr. j. Gortou of that place was severe
i Injured tay accidentally falling from pile
oflumher on the edge Of car, which he
WIS !1alins az ri: ti,u. Tso of hi. ribs
wee btpk.n, basiie1 being briy bruised
nIl..r.ri..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

RATHER "BLUE"-the prospect for a
supply of ice during the coming summer.
Already We hear regrets expressed in regard
to the prospective scarcity of ''l-scream.
Live in hope, if you die in despair.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, February Sd, 1870, by Rev.
w. ii. Dill, Mr. ASHLEY THoRNE and Miss
MARY REED, both of Clearfeld.
On Sunday, January l4th. 1870, by Rev.
w. B. Purdy. CYRUS T. n. THuRsroN and
Miss ELIZA WoLvER, both of Chest tp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

TIMBER-HAULiNfI ia still much retarded
on account of the scarcity of snow and the
r,ughness of the reads Ga yesterday
Tuesday,, however, several inches of snow
t,i'h''t the i'i.i. .:a'iens arethat Il si''u 5tre
r.aia sufficient length of time to be Of
much benefit IN haaiinr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

S0TE -Amo cunt returned BY collectors s271s
viz Burnside 81 si Lawrence So 30, Woodward
SID l5-, amount of generations f79 g6, vis:
Becesria 500 o., Brady 81 66, Ferguson s. 9s
Huston ; 90. BEiauce due Treasurer tl3 81
viz. Chest 81 -. and Huston s4s2.
Clcsrhcld, Pa, Jsnuary 20. 1870. Received Of
" NJ wrigley. Esq late Treasurer, the sum OF
tirc hundred and twelve dollars and ffly four
cent?. boing In full Of the above balance due the
Sch col Fund.
ts@i2 81 LEVER ILLEGAL Treas'r
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

SALES OF REAL ESTATE Below We give
list of the Deeds, as entered of record IN
the Recorder Office in this county, for the
week ending February 9Th, 1870, together
with the consideration named, where located,
and the names of the grantors and grantees ::
Deed, Exr's Henry Hegarty; dee d.. to
Henry Coogan, for log acres IN Woodward
township. Consideration, $1,000
Deed, JEFF. Litz, NJ. D.. to Jas. l.. Stew
art, for house aud lot in kylertown. Con
sideIatiou, 81, $50.
Deed, Geo. Gorrell, to Wallace, Forcey'
Graham & Wilson, for 43o acres IN Graham
township. Consideration, s3,Ooo
Deed, Moshannon Land and Lumber Co
to Jarvis Gonpiil, for lot No. 305, in Osceola
Consideration, S55.
Deed. James T. Leonard, to b. Ill. Iay
lnr, for 209 acres in Beccaria township.
Consideration, 81, 800
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

DKUeGIsrs labels, and Physicians blank
prescrip ptions, done on short notice and at
city prices at the Journal Power press job
Office. Send in your orders.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

Call and see the new Sewing machine a
Miss E. A. p. Ryuders, C,earfeld. 3t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

ErIQIoUs Notice Fourth quar-
toriy meeting of the NJ. f.. Church Clear
field, will be held next Sabbath. Feb 18th.
Rev ] s NJ Murray, Presiding Elder, and
Rev. : ". Sears, will conduct the services.
p-caching morning and evening.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

r EATHER-Oak tan and Spanish Sole, French
/ and American Calf and Kip Upper
Morocco. Bindings. Innings and Shoe e-hndings at
Opposite the Jail c. RRSTZER's
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

TooD AbvICm-A paper in Illinois
talk, in this way " II you owe one but
single dollar, go and pay him when there
l. 50 little money We ought to keep it NOV
Ing around lively Jim owed us and We
owed Bill, and Bill owed jim Jim got
mad because We made him pay one morn
lns last week but we paid Bill. end Bill,
Iaii ,Iiu and Jim went to bed that night
& hfGry as clam, with just as much mon
e as h. hal in the morning, and three men
cut o. debt.
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Total, SIS 40 so,s2s % slss56eo. ID, O57 80

NorE-The sum Of 81 07 returned by the
collector of Woodward tip. Amt of exonerations
S1a 90. viz Chest $1,000 and Woodward $50 90.
Balance in hands of Treasurer 81 % .34.yiE Bloom
s6.74 Brady S26.64. Coyiprton 81. %. Ferguson
Sls47, Girard ST. As Morris Si2 s6. Pike S.2 70
Clarified, Pa, Jan. 20,IS-0 Reee lived of VIM
X. Wrigey, Esq late treasurer, TIE sum Of one
hundred and tw enty five dollars ard thirty cents,
being in full OF The above cash balance due she
road fund .t-.s -.-----
[SI25 2o LEVER FLEu AL, Treasr.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09

Power oB-PsEss.-Business men, who
desire TO have Cards, Circulars. Bill heads,
I.-trcr-hr'a1ings, Handbills Envelopes. Pa
rar-boua,, or Blanks printed, are informed
that hey can have them done, on very short
notice and At The very lowest prices, at the
Journal offee
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-02-09
Probable Ordinary EXPENSES for 1870,

To ordinary expenses estimated at S2o.5a0 90
To eIonerations to coll RS on U s. lands, i,325 90
To 1reas'rs and Collectors per centsge, ,593 SO
RESOURCES.
By amt due from collectors S2074 81
BY am t due from S. lands. ID, 244 AZ
By am t due from Coils returns, I03 So
By amt deficiency foI $780, 6 045 81
Total, s23,+6S 50 S23,46sS5