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IfAusseS Stntsptrt unb Grd9er, Suale 5terunget BenffegGe
Dttte uns bV. SetIe, a%ueeriGfetg %BI6bGoen, Shdfttne, 1als
ar6tteftpnt der NatsrtaIten unb 8trsterun5en.
8eteate arbett rtrb paaftltQ uap tn Der bsfen &Bet gcls'
Inefert,
GDtr fnb Ferrer bic etn3teen u %Aeuten In WGrn.
q D fnr ote G5eits9afietgn $ttGnbGbn unP . htefRr
9DntpG9nte uhp Cferirer an ben annebmtartcn Beoin 3un9en
Die beEen, n'1t ron 6dteut su untsrIQaHeApen IGGabrnur.
igen pDn ~It1abpner 9prpbpr unp pprtneit, 6ent e~ggpttiDen
Uroeatea, Sero Qnttaue, M8dt, fpdnsf6em 1ntpnp unp GGoert
ptrtbSpAga &rten prn Dtarnpr, Welhe SIN Sticnen ibrer
DGusrhaftt9tttt unS 5drte, fannie ShRn9ett unb Guberl btatgt
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8idn5 otel LANCER ala Der adte WarrtCr baiten, unb Dgr
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A8S@ CUR beipnoeren Tenrtfr1tBndhnte.
GtnDanberer unb Retfenbe ipGte: febr Sprf@tt8 fem, spe
Ire tire Gillette faufen urb fpGten btefe!ben nur pn Spt1 CT
IangefeQten 9enn,ten faufen, reGe Orn ibrent Gebalte iebeh,
mist Gtcr Dpn Matlegn sber 8ptfdentrGBern, "a tie ipaR Der
I@efatr ~auSBsieet fnb, befGH1npsit su Fcerben NIB thr seat
|ntn fonft %Gus8sben.
OurAfabrtse BtQette
na8 aaen Gbs;ten bes g0efsnS fnb su haben BET
@D. g. SttpebrGubts
Geneal"GrttaranteneN8ent br Baltimore uno
Sttp.&t ienbaG1.
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Gngro8zTlai d II : GtQblieme
NrS. tG9 & IL. Central Mpenle.

SNItEtprC, Wto.,
bait fprtDGGrtnb S~prrGtbt8 Dprter, Gle urb Gtber, sbenfE
2pntGn . Bropn sGtgnt, he tcaen Sortsn, earanttrt ais in
8lafaen tmpUrtirt. W}tneralwoder tn aIen 0rGlitGtsn, fret
9rn fdGbltGtn SubRausen. Eerner: WtneraIDafer Son
tdnen, Generators 6la {9en< 81 fNtnen,r NIT ben neueasn Scr.
befaruneen. - &ntertfGntfde 3rpneraGtDat unb btttU Nle In
Elaf1en. Nlte UNI neue Jlaiae peroen aefGuft ub ser.
'ouft. IIetnt9er &gert in Baltimore fir SmittS pbiiGbel-
Ptta Ae. = Mlte utdt ~ frteo snteuenben @e8entanbe rerbeU
iurI@genpmmen unb ba3 GeID wtPber egitattet. &pnbttrren
pruer Gle Mrten tDrGStrUpin fire Erntdnsn fefuGt eftGItF
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gSeper mrtc mtcbtiger Se0Drplota
z.ze.y. WadI benz Meften unD SiDells .sssssssa
3Gltiraere Ginb &SAtoe
@s@s Q@&fsGabapn+ %@s@zs@-
gn unb mad benz 20. Sept. 4eren BITE 8Ise ME fOl8t:
g3pu GdntoeraS tattrn Baltimore: 9etDo FauG, 5pttrtaos
auesenprnn1sn, UNI s rhr 20 Mtnren @rrnitiaqs unp Der
nm > ubr 5 Nttnusen @ddmtit18s. 8stbe 3Iae
|eet mad alien Gtei.en bes g0etsnS nnb !fprb. gDefenS in
6trsfter &tnis.
Sir Me9sRaffo9tere
NaG alien gunfteu a~rifdtn Baltimore unb 81 mont tetn1e
rtan sen 8 u. 80 81. gDrn.-3 Bug. S,aG aaen punftsn %3osftea
.0ietmpnt 9nb WGseltne nn0 ;ntfben Grafton unb Carriers
Ears ben5 nhr 5 Wtnuteta3nG pn Baltimore.
Der JreDertfeN Accommodations 5S}u3
terIGst Baltimore fir 8reberid unb BITE basrtfden lfegenbtr
phase tdeIib UNI 4 lbr IS NJ. Ne6nt., nit Iu6natIne tes
5gnntees, unb erretdt 8reberif tint 7,35 bes NbenbS verdict
BET Der Otldebr Grebertd urn 8 nhr 40 Uttn. 8Drrn. II. Iongt
IN Baltimore un, IL u6r Is @ttn. Mittass ar.
Der @utcptf8zO Drills Accommodations 3uq
tGslt3, nit Nusnabme SpnntaeS, nte frt8t:
Nerl6st Standardization um $40 Wlpre. u. $50 yla6rt.
Gpn @UtcUtt's WttGs nm 740 Wtpre. u. Gas 81.
91ad, WnIht1gtDn uuo bGm SiiDen.
gfpen bic 5nse UNI 4 utr 80 81. u. 9 u. 30Nf. @prrnttEa3s
iUpte IN gu, 80 81. unb 5utr 80 81. 9tedm.
@n SOnntasen UNI AZ upr Wfpr8ans.
0on Waibtnqtpn
I'm 5,35 unb 7.45 ubr Born. unp $50, rnb 4 IS gtearn.
On Spnntaseu nur 9fabm. ua 3 Il. so Lttn+
Der 3pette ub 5terte Bug ppn Baltimore u. g8afbtr8tpn
T2 rtt ben 8I9en Der NnnapUltseBabn.
No. Wegen &iGste, Mustunft, 5dbrt u. |. n. renee man
7& an s &. Gnelant Agent an Der Etfet Office, Cant
ben-StG3tpn. IL III. prescott g mttb,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
@u816-S 6. so Cole, @euerat~StGetsar,
a&Stdoti9 fiIr @inspanoerer.
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a&Stdoti0 fir @tn1pGuoerer.
.I.3s}s5s
9esue arrangements far Gin'panoerer, bic nod
hpfn 9Gpften III reiEen rpiiuIdeu.

9esue arrangements fHr Gintpanberer, bic nod
nem Befteu 3u reiIen tpInIGeu.
gpH teu t., ben 9. gtDrember an, Uerben Die &tnpGnterer
Iarf Der Nprttern Central 6 alrertfreet Deppt @tisnbabn mtf
Gem @rprefsue b~efGrbert. Die Sabn tietet tGburd Ben 9ntnt-
l9ranten elm ~ 4 + ) 6 r zen 8prttetI ais Urgent etne
lanbere 8atn, aud tf fe nm "a Wteftsn furier ais te6e anbere
gabn nag bsuanntsn 0ldsea, ais:
B%itt8burs, GlepelanO, Oetrptt, Sort Wapne
|@bicago, Utlmoutee, @aIena, Dubuque, Ct
9aul, 01pd SslanD, Burlington, Sopa @ttp
Inn erbea ttBbalb bic nit Der Iprttern Central 8atn g.
BENT = @eripnen 10 S;unpen fruber ais tte nit anberu 8ab,
Inen Gesenpen bort eirtrefet, aud psrben 4 Wiai psntser otG
0aeea babel eeweGfelt. 3e 8atn steft DurG rem 9Dnfea
ste pcn SGfD. Ue game Gntfernpng BON bier BIC Gbtca8r
III 800 Ntftlem Dag @epGf mtrs bier 9s3etanet (marfs9 n"1
I1ebt T. tt CIT @afagieren en- ben Sefintmungssrt.
I9ia1 @reftltne, Doptrn, Cincinnati, Snbi1nae
poli8, 9ouispiIe unD ct. lout3
Iper en- stenfGls gonagtere ~bef6rbert unb ft ibr @gp&d
Il { wettere lrnlabun9efpiten bereGnete Sic p~ada8{ere
benz 8 upr., pber Nbeno8 10 uGrs3u8 mad aaen
|ueatt den 9lGben getea, ptne unteripegs Guf8ebeltfn su mtrs
sen, - Observation-Disclosures perDeu perfauft in Der 0ffcs bea
J2pn Y. u alHcf,
HAS SO. Is, 8eGasGtreet, near g3aters..EDarf.
2Out8 @c11Qrts
Il. Is, 8oItinprefraBe nabs Ntarptanb Snfttut,
0erferttgeru u. 8ertauter
BGn
Ornamental Carrier, Gilber &Spie9eIrahmerl,
9alten fets 0uf Eager cine Brp6e IuSwatl fron3Eftf&e,
B { II t { d 2 unb ttGltentf d. & StlOer fgnte aud elmer
3rpssn 8prrntb Sga 0Blb rnb G'tberratnsn fir Gptfgei
pprtrGttS.
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aSeG8tDer@08 gegsn 8enersgefe0r.
Associated Observation-Disclosures,
son q Baltimore.
asc. 4 Soutb= nabe BQlttmDretrQGe,
& 0treftrrtum bt uaffocttrten "a ucrmonns
erunGs- @efellfaaft e.laAneit 9@ tia
IT'D tn BEN Gtie4iaattslUf0!e Der G~cnpaante, gtr.A Soptbfr
Uni aIs Irt!a Drn @pplifatiOHer 5ur @srRSerl,na son baffcj
asrnsn y! 29itsfntn l6ranas) 3drfe:n e9ef.lattea, nans
Se6aNFn, 4aGFsH!o8ern. baug9GtNngs-1erdtbfbafttu
9tEbe3a IL pts aaT cites Fpafiae GtstStSrnt oeasr Sic n
st6e y n ts zssntGs5ensuNebm5n
500. u. MDpre, grEfbent.
N1t4tl Sc5 DutebG7t. SEE
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@nnhnrbpr Stir.

an bent fBifbarsn iG33abar6prs3iuFe unb 6er giferbosu .
9btlGbepbta adGl lillian &c Gttp, umestsn Spn 1850 peutfden
Hdrnen. 1T ais @re6febf pbn Der Wefebeebuno In 81 r- Gsr~
D t%ueDrpOrtrt, BAT beretta nber 200 oauier, 1400 &tnwp6ner,
cine Bnte ineettd etc S0ute etn8ep Dtels, 8euaa6en, g5fnies
be- unb anpere l%0erttGtteG ub bIubt ~utet9aupt unaenbGuU&
i6nfu enPpr, tRpem 0Gn zen e~tngebeaee7 gelDern (uah benz
%iane H6er 3wet A~liaipntn) >traBen, 6duffr, StoeEetfenbabs
Or eon,s gan6art9 Sn 50 sasiiS&sa 3aaSratnefien pirb
BON metreren Baden b%urGIGfen, bat fe9t gule6 9uelwaFer.
gtdtc Dtr b beaten sr StdOts lteet, philadelphia, Rep.gUrf,
I'll. @ttp, GGpe Dla9J ue S9tdGbrtas uHb GtfeH5abnpers
%6tnbNug Sat, 70 finer ale ylarHrs unb Runfprpbufte febr
let6t III Wtartte NebraGt un6 6aH0eIi i'm 0rPBen, fpUte gabrts
fen Guer Nrt t~et'ieten wgrcen.
etn gauplag BON 40 gu6 5rpnt aub $50 fuB 1iefs nsbR ct.
mem Drdmtengdrtrn BON h~Gpp9ltsr Q3r5ge DDer etuert @utbeiIp
an etneln aramieahcuie todeE 5lOUtu 9iersie lnGn0ttnPn 4db.
lun9en opn 81 81 uno $500 BERN Jnterf0reiBen { RCfgn.
5e 8@ztte S%'rtpetiun8 Ger SdnpidBe n40ft btefss Sabr NOD
pett. cine won on moo Dsrratbtgen rs Borinea 05n 20 @fer
gaae unb > oder @Dalo, neof tin.m cuff TN Q8ert6e SGn
S4O1 pH6 Der N%m@dnnua8 bs 3.nbeo DRe. 1900, - $50 bet'r
GtniHretben Nn9 Der @tgi IN monatltt n 3ablurceT pgn st0
nn6 cte arf er Sarm tifqen { gtunie.
ale DsatIten Elm, wsi3e R3 eine unabbanetee Sst@o.b pgaIs
S Sr u ~ Jn %a.tH49 9fHntea moae", 81t @0Qeatan8 btrier
&lGne un6 nabers auStHntl, fODte &ttt9nI5eire fab Al b.
zen ett Z; S@mt6t TN eea1i9an @aulQaais, @~agara6e.
gerIt9ftangen, s2eotttOns= II, UJeGT1lgeI6aite.
0sobnFtcn'6 Derf4erun8ss N0enTnr,
@r. Is, SecDubfrase. o
Uerllderu198r@pntp. Der BQlIep Bon 0itainien,
nit $33f, 600 Gagttai.
Securttbs TtUerzGe ritGerunA3@GomD i. 90 81
nit $&Z6,000 GoPttaI. ~
Nlbefnarles Sni urQncez @Dulp. &5QrlpttenbiLego
nit $235,00O GoPttal.
Wafbin8tonTeuerVerf p.0.sN.
NIT S270,CGO Capital. ~
Racifcz 6euersGe riderur88zGpm y. ge.@O.
nit S251 1858 Capitol. -"
nhburgzUeritHerunqBsGomp. bcr Dirtiuter
NIT $147,50O Gapttaf.
Commemorative eritd}erun88z&on pcn Sat.
r!8bur9, Sem,
nit $t61,g 81 Capital.
Ser.e StaotensIebe >GeriiGerun Cotap. s0n
Pbi(oDelphto,
> nit 81 ,250,732 GGttte(.
SetGTtatt'Q8sttp 6eS reprefenttrten gaeftd[s 81 GA S5G =
SG@ oet9c &aPttal 1T ,aeS dr8ele1t III @a,ifgn ber Ser,
t@cTtsn, Hao Big 0Pefattoaea eenaantfr Gpntgasnleen grl
Dtrdtr3tn 8aGr.Bpnb o6er beIan 1iet6pert5 baTrt = iii
SHatlaae, ps etne Ssrf4srnr8esGpmpante stnfsb cutbSgt
frt III, etn 8rDbes 9apttaI 81 BADEN, gtbt feline @orTntisn -,
BIC @ntlaaot8un9 Der Serfhertsn in! 5aa gpn Gerlaf.' ]"
Die srn BEN tnter3etApften repreIeuttrten &gnron;,r 10
ben mtrtlt9 oerfugbares Gaytta! aum ggQen psonSpns,
8ebenea 8etraB, Scroaspcrtti& fir Die 396lrne Ssn Gerii ~TS
electromagnetic War0en a~us9egebeu II. 8rrluae MINI.
|'@ FFIss'- avs. .. 6 OtnRGn,
Gs 3n ber Oftce prD DeutId, Qelsro6en.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

- AIlU9Ab HOUSE: corner of Main and
A White streets, BuooEyI.LE Pl.
feb. 2n b.. e. r. MEANS, Proprietor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
NATIONAL norm,


uNlE Eu,pHNurf iha above we'll known p..
4 ulH.hmrut being thankful rr tho very
hh.rd patronage bestowed upon them ho pn.J
year. take ihis method Of informing thoit friend.
oud thp public thai they nro 1ll prepared 30 Oc.
rummuduin them il favored with o. call.
uuuuE lhr summer mon ths thp house hus been
thoroughly renovated, Improvements made and
ulhr. extensive alterations iu contemplation.
We Wc determined iU devote uur whole u,inu.
uuu tD business aud Hnticr ourselves with the
conviction llul Nr shall be- ublo tu giyc .ntisluc-
liuu, SIDES q SIO\ER.
y, 3, Carriages will alvay, De n readiness 90
convey passengers TO aud from Steamboat Land.
mgs and Railroad Uopols, S.dS,
March 3lst, ls5ay,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Important TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS.

TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHE


TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHEG
The Hrso, mja,tt, far T,Lacco.
It is well known and insontrovertblc fact
that the use of Tobacco is the promoting causo of
MANY Of the most severe MENTALAND PHYS
lCAL DISORDERS 10 which the roce of man is
subject as car5 ul analysis and long and pqipGl
expert ucc have clearly proven that it contain.
certain naIcollc and poisonous properties most
dangerous in their effect which by entering into
tbo blood dtrngcs the functions and operation
'' lhe meant causing many to suppose that organ
| to be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also ,h. entire roryop. s,s
tenn, mauitcstiug itcli--as all who lnye r..i fhs
noNiou7 weed will bear tcsumony--.n Lls.itudo
NcN"ns lH!tablIity Water brash, Dysrepsia. y
many other disorder. Of q similar character.
TIE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES ora
! designed 60 couuteracl these laneful Influences.
| iat have proved completely successful in q mul.
! uHds Ht cases. and wherpyerused. Bciuo harm.
less ln themselves they exert beneficial effect
! ,I'A Tue entire system, restoring the Taste which
ms hec'ne yiiated or destroyed by great inarl-
E'"'a' mr.etolr removing the irritation and
/ Wpanling tickling Fcnsoti0n OF the Tbrnl-
which are always consequent upon the abgtainipy
i.IA the use of Tobacco. aud bg siyinra healtb
tone to the stomach invigogatc tho whole sygtcm
PERSONS who are iwetrievubly undermining
/ their constitutions and shortening heir lives.
should use these froche. Immediately and throw
ot the injurious and unpleasant bubit Of Tobac-
60 chewing,
Ihehe Trochcs or Lozengss are put up in a
convenient and portable form al the lJw prico of
% cents per box. liberal discount to the trade.
/ Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom
/ all orders should be addressed.
JAMES L. BOWERS. Druggist.
Cor 2d and Race streets, Phia.
A!@. i6, lsjE. ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

slONG LIGHT on A SHORT SUR
= JECT tRiNh NHORT announce,
10 his friends that he has removed .omo Of bi,
stock from the short Shoe Shop ON short ar,
tunco from h. old stand, To the shop fornerl,
occupied os O Watch and Jcwclry Store Inv 4
R. Welsh, decd, nearly opposite to Rcei ana
Nenror's Store, where be will bo found al an
nIl times ready 10 nccommod ,tc his old customer,
and as many now ones as may favor him with
call, mud do their work on as short notice Ms h
can be d'uc elsewhere, and az short accom-,
make long friends, be will sell cheap for CASH
Homemade work constantly on hand, an war.
r0uted not 10 rip, ruyel or cut in the eye And
as this is the sine for settling up. said Short re-
quests all persons indebted to him to come for.
ward and settling mp their accounts and pay the
cash or give their notes, and they will save costs
Clcaried April 7h 1858. 3m.
n. b. The person TINT found one fine boo Ne
g. on the morning after the fire, can have tbe
mate of it by caIlisg Mt the Shoe Shop Of
FRANK SHORT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
TO MY CREDITORS.

BENG aged and infrm in body, / am dcsirops
To- settle aud close up all my worldly business
All persons haviu 2 claims against NE are there
fore requested to present them at ono, for settle
mont desire to be my own executor.
lmhN IW' lNJN. JAMES REA, Sr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
CUMMINGS II MEnAFFY.

: ( Ea.IlNNTs ami rs cusivc Dealers in Lum
W hrr &c., New Washington, Clcorae,a eoun
80 IN. sep. 29, Sly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

J.f WH. Pnl fu.Hahs bata
nNE da.f oH a N.nI,Hut A fm r,A
" stotc 40 business entrusted 40 tle IN
he promptly attended 10, and all instumssn I.
writing dome On short notice
March. DO. tVlH..t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

4 tAJIiON-Au persons are hereby cautioned
Y against purchasing certain county order
n . a9l dated July H. 1897, payable to Edward
Perks and l. {. Dcnning, for two hundred and
s'A dollars, as the some has been lost or mislaid
and a duplicate order given the subscriber.
June 9, 1858. EDWARD PERKS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

IL As r.umud tho practice of medicine. sta
Ill will attend promptly to all cnlls In M, r,o
rcssl0u, by day or night Residence opposile M.
MalhUdul omicl. May Z, isis mo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
JOHN TROUTMAN-

- TILL continues the business Of Chair MAXIM.
- and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting. a.
tne shop formerly occupied by Troutman & Rowe.
at the east end of Market street n short dis,o,,,
West ol Llt1 toundry June 10, 1855.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

1 thc mouth OF Lick Run, five miles from
IA CIcorlteld MERCHANTS, and extensive
Manufacturers Of Lumber,
July 23, 1892.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

CARRIES on eliminating, WhccIwrigbt, and
y house and Sign paint ng at CurwensyiIlo.
Nl9m'e't co. All order. drOmp,ly attended to
Jaa. ., 1888.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

NOTIC

Lh persons iu amy way indebted r. the Grm
n Of bowler d AXE, by Judgment nato or
book count will talk. notice tbaJ E., .ly sobscr-
ber' have been appointed receiver for sud firm
by the Court ot Common Pleas o CIe4rHoli conn.
~, and that with Dowler Is Axe, will be at the
oi.ce of Samuel scbrur, in New Washington,
Cicarheld county on Friday the ,,l day Of June
next at q a. M' fer the purpose NJ rnaeirl1 ,si.
Remcufs, dee. Fc. on said day and no i..-cr. .I
those interested d please attend and saw. cost.
as 1 cannot q" mp there @ second time Ihos.n.-
sectiug may calculate ON cymin.to 500 ma
WIN. POETTE
Receiver in ihc Partnership Estat. cG IaR.cr
& Axe.
Ccariicld, May 81, 1s-s.
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tee. !. l.. Dick. rnu, th. nr,,ir,I ,r R,,Lo,l
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LARGEST .tecl.pmte engraving ever executed in
tli. country. heinz. tnr.r tirre. f}., size of 0.,
muNuv 1ruc.do.aren-wrines
IT,. Hrt impression. a nj. r,..r.,.rrr. or.
held a.. $40. and {, ,ya. l. fof,pt.Ir ,r tr., nr
DIS. that none o. the la.... .iar. ,lorll ave-, he
offered rru 'u-. sum th.. 50. h..ug r..',l, ,ror.l
thatamuun. Tbusrrr.. ,lr.a.lnII4r YisariIor
will receive t.o MoHniu' one year -ohcapat s3
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d. SrERiNG.-The subscriber .....
i ' atcd himself u tua borough 1r .r.sr.... .
would iuiTn the public iuat he is rrcpared t,
do work in the above line, from plain d, ornamcr.
tai OF any description in workmaulike manner.
Also whiiewoshing and repair e done in a neat
manner and On reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
Clearicld, april II, 1851. y.
oes.Job Printing neatly executed hero.
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JAS. h. GRAHAM.

Dost Master, Merchant, and extensive a.,.
j iH square timber bQlrls shingles. A.
Gmhomton Bradford township.
Jan. g3, 1856
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
Restaurant and Eating Saloon.
= TOME " ARE pnrTlny FDr s,TU

- TOME W ARE POTTERY FOR SALE.
- The pr pcrN occupied by Porter Eru .r
H.ay "'., u.'r iuihcrsburv. will b. sold low %.
t.' "'' '"uirmp'ntes rrmoyinc westward. na
W'f'N is " good Ilrr uud has connected v..l
% bout .e Hcr. ul land. nhont one At , ... rra..
ur na'anH' 'n wood There is 10 new wc--torv
u"'Hms ana sufficient stahng and sheds pr the
place. Good material for the mnuufoctrro or
stone ware and abundance Of conl ore ON the
property. For terms apply to
May .. lSJ7.-tG
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!. D. THOMPSON,

blacksmith, Wagons Buggies, &c., &c.. irorol
I'D on short notice and the very LcstsuIe, hi.
1ld and in the borough Of Curwensyille.
Dee. %, 1853
nR. III. WOODS, having changed hi. loc,
- tion from Curwensyille to CIearGeId re..
pecuGily oLe.s his professional services to tIo
cttizens Of the latter place and vicinity.
hcsid'nce on Second street, opposite {, ,tof
J. Grams, Esq INV .ys6
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5000 AGENTS WANTED,

o sell tourncw inventions. Agents have made
over 2j,OOO dollars on onc,-better than all
other similar agencies. Send four stamps and
get SO pages particulars, gratis
EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell. Mass,
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DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1855.

E5aIhc following names ol~retailers Of
mcrehandise have been omitted in the list
published:
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y 'nnlh, rna r'l @
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20
The Follv of Nations-What it Costs.

An eminent French statistean states that
the land and naval forces of the European
armies number 100000 sound, picked men,
in the prime CT their productive strength;
the annual outlay required to keep up these
armies and the material of war is over
S4oOoo0,oO0, not including the value Of
land or buildings occupied by Notifications,
arsenals, hospitals, boundaries, schools, etc,
moderately estimated at $4,000, 100000, on
which, at four per cent. interest, the yearly
expense is more than sl50,0OO,000. To this
add the value of the labor which these men
would productivity perform, which amounts
to more than sl56, 100000, and we have an
annual war expense, paid 10y European pro-
ducers, of nearly sS0O,00O. We congratu
late Uncle Samuel" on being a man of
peace. Golden Era.
The Placer herald., 1858-03-20
SACRAMENTO.
DIR. CHARLES H. T0ZER'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL CARD.

STRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remem-
- Der that DR.. Tozers Infrmary is on 9Th street
between Il G streets, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures made
by DR.. Tozer since his commencement in this city,
to which hundreds can testify, induces him to in
form those afflicted with any private complaints,
recent or chronic, and wish to be we'll and thor
oughly cured it will be to their interest and well
fare to call on him, who for the last twenty-f five
years has given his entire attention to Private
Complaints and to all cases of diseases of pri-
vate nature, acute and chronic. such as Syphilis,
Secondary and Constitutional Affections, Gonorr-
hpa and Seminal Weakness, Gleet and Structures,
and all diseases of the generative and urinary Or
gans. both in male and female. such as Prolapsus,
Flour Albus, Hysteria &c. Patients can be as
sured that their complaints will not be tampered
with, but treated on strictly scientific principles.
Private complaints eradcated in few days; new
cases cured in short time without mercury.
He can be consulted at his office at all times of
the day, from in the morning until in the eve
ming. All in affliction can find him one who can
see and sympathise with and befriend them when
in troublesome in whose services the utmost con-
fdence can be placed Come all who are afflicted
and in trouble and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enclosing $40 will receive prompt at
tention with best advice and instructions.
G. II. TOZER, NJ. D.,
9th street, between J. 4 K.