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Dysontery, DIarrhGs, Relax, Worm,

Yonr Pills have had long triS In my practice md
hold thSm IN esteem Of the best aprricnts Ia,o
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver p,k
them an excellent remedy, when given IN small dose. IN
yh0uS qySeHbry aud diu1rhGa. Their s,gai.ro,,iu,
makes them very acceptable aud couyeYrnt ivr tic w.
Of women iG,d children.
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CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUYl!!!

The undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur
nituro Rooms on Market ST., Clearfeld, Pa.
short distance west of Litz's Foundry, largo
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WALTER RARRFTT

ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
ana faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
ms care, in the several Courts Of Cearfed and
adjoining counties
Office tie one formerly occTlod by q. r.
B5Qett.
ost. 26th, Is59-ly 81. ..-r ..
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM;

n AAE LII H'N M W. n A''AS
and having received from many sources, both
from physicians of the highest standing and
from patients, the
Mostaattering Testimonials ofits real value
the treatment of this painful and obsti.
nate dseasc we are induced to present it to the
public in form READY FJR IMMEDIATE
USE, which we hope will commend itself to thos,
whe are suffering with this affecting complaint
and to the medical practitioner who may feel
disposed to test the pewers Of this valuable rem
cdy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMTNE, in the form above
spoken Of has recently beon extensively expert
mentcd with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and with MARKED SUCCESS (as will appear
from tie published accounts iu the medical Jour.
nals.)
gz.S-It is carefully put up ready for immodi-
ate use, with full directions and can be obtained
from all the druggist, at IS cents per bottle, and
at Wholesale of BULLOCK d CRENSHAw,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
June266ln Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

Dir Hor b
gi unearned aud
remedies entirely all others this
re
WesorR
all well acquainted with, ond take
gcatrl lc ure II l.
b.
rtf o Cures ms seer q his resp Tecuve euoma
]Wt 8 urn o. the
distinguished living Also has awarded him diplomas the
IN
bcrofo tho
10 IN
be
of uryaas
the Bort will
on Goa C h the dayap ed
o inyahd sebig
May29,' '6I--2.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
Constipation, Costivsness, Suppression,
determinations, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
By, ParalysiS, Fhs, etc.

From Or. J. T. Vaughn, M.ntysi Cfpada
Ton much cannot hc said Of your Pill, Er the r,ued
cf!tfnrss. lfotlIers Of hRtcrity have fund hrn
as cpcacous rs have, they should join In pruln.
ing for thc bencft OF tho multitudus who susr from
that complaint, which, although bRi enough IN itself
the progenitor OF others tlult are worse believe m,
hrsE' To originate Ia the li'er lui Your Pills iic. that
organ and euro the disease.
Fran lhs. p. &ua,k THy,jcjan and MSlrik, Bo,ls.
fad one two large doses Of your Pills taken at tho
proper tmG Rrc excellent prcm0liycs Of the nrd s.a,
hgn "hcn wholly or partially suppressed, and ais very
ehcctuaI to cleanse tho stomach and sJi CDyHs They
arr so much the best physc w have that recommend
no other to nay patients.
From re Rer. Or. HItoges, Of he WloIi, Fpis Church
PULASKI IIoEsE Savannah, Gn. Jan. c, l-j6
HoSoRED SIR: should be ungratrtul for the relief
your skin has brough. II dill not rcpIr my case to
you. cokl settled IN my limbs and brought Oh eXcu-
stating nsaLgic paius which ended in chronic rleud
tiD1. notwithstanding had tho best Of physicians the
disease grew au worse until hy the advice of your
excellent agent in altm.rc, DR. Mackenzie tried yuur
Pills Their effects slow, hut ny perse'Crng
In tho use Of than, nm now entirely well.
SENATE 0AMBrR, BATON Rouge, Ta., Dec. 1855.
On. AVER: hive lren entirely cured hy your pills
Rhc'oHdtc Goat-a painful disease that had uLicCdme
Ar years. VINCENT SLlDELL
RT- Nost II the rnls in market contain Mercury,
thich, although valuable remedy in skilful handss
dangerous in Il public pill from the dreadful cnnse.
Suencos that frequently follow its incautons use lhes
intnn no mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for ST.
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mas
ne Sold by c. D. Watson, Clearscll. Z, A
Irwin, CurwenIvlle; +. Arnold, Luthersburg,
Montgomery h Co., New Salem J. G. Brenner
Morrisdale, C. r. Foster, Phlipsburgj and Elisa
Chase, Ansonville and by dealers everywhere.
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AYhns
oArHARric
VILLA

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Wue1 We utils t.t -
tli ialr Ath tgH. w.
thanso oct ilI da. ,ni
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~ tho nutls m8,o M. w
suurird 200 lh 1.t
They stimulate lIe s,,t.a tals
y tho ho.lt inlo ,,,,sllo ,auo'''ti
li'i'y pwiiy lbo,,sis',1''u NV, /, a.
the uNHffUHNiUFa ~ iiNIn
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r9.A celebrated barrister-a friend
with whom Jerrold loved to iest-entered
a certain club room where Jerrold and
some friends we're enjoying a cigar. The
barrister was in au excited state, and ex-
claimed 81 have just met sooundrelly
bSrrister y What a coincidence" in
corrupted Jerrold.
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1' So AhtN ttNtWs
t1AytWuup'a NAuAlINt
y um t0AnuN pUAtrlhiN
II......H...
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t.1ur WIsTNiNsrTU NEyILw
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TERWN. r,rHurum.
For amy uuo ftha 'our Ur,lpvr. k3 Oo
For any two of iha mur Hr,itvt. O0
ruf any ihrur ul tho four Kcvieus. 90
Form luur of iho Nryiowa uO
For NogkWuodF Nnlazup, 90
For Blhrkwnod and ono Rsyiew, O0
For BhphWuud and two Rcvows, OO
For Bluckwoud md three Reviews @ 900
For BIuolwood md tho four Reviews. 10 90
N. B.-Ihc pricc IN Great Britain for the Eve
Feuo ii,als above named Is S3l per onuum.
Rcpublishcd b.
LEONARD SCOTT a Co.,
m0rl5.Nm 81 Gold Street, New York,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

NEw SoNG.-"llow do you like the clan,
seng" asked an old lady Of her daughter
as they stepped out into the street after a
popular concert.
Clam song" exclaimed the young lady
in astonishment. why, what do you re-
fer to, mother?"
why, the first one she sung"
"Oh I! you mean Shells of the Ocean.
don't YOU, motker"
We'll, yes, said the old lady, az do
think that was it If was something about
clans, any way, and you know | do like
them 50 well. Didn't you like itY"
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ELIXIR PROpYLAMlNr.
ESI'Y&eMow RgmaNy Spa' a'3ss :
HHEUMkTl ISM

During the past year we have introduced to
ne notice of the medical profession Of this coun-
ry the Pure C.ystalirea chloyide Of PropyiomiHe,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
EURO P8AN
EYE mr. ND LUNG
4 SURGN0N
BROCtOP EsOEsT,

opNrpty ,i can and Surgeon Hospital
kata o owing o
ho To
d se afflicted
iiycra sl and ID The Blood
o an pea onug EYE aud EAR partial DEAFNESS Ringing Noises In
speedily cured by DR.
mclhc ku ttc 30 called distinguished rtyscH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
COZ NTY DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding Court.

Second Monday Of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday Of June,
Fourth Monday oc September,
In each year, and continue two weeks If ne
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Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason and Profit by it.

has
wen Physician Dr. Bonr
dmfm
under hisownu
flor thousands
md gon tSen grave
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DyspepsIa, Impmrity Of tho Rlnnd.

From heU. J. r. H'Dsei Pastor cf AdrHi Clu,i, Br,
DR AVER: | have s'eS yorT Pills with eStraonHn.ry
success u my family aud among those am called i5y.
IN distress To regulate the organs Of aigrs.isn all
purify the bsod, they are the WY best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend thom
my Irsnk. Yours, }. '. HINES
WnsAu, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. y, lS6i.
DEAR SIR: am using your Calmrtc pll's In uy lrac
icc md fni them AN excellent lly1ho to ces,e Ito
'ystcm and purify he E,ytlrins eJ a. H"d,
.ELlN q. MEACMAM NJ D.
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APPOINTMENTS.

Cnrk Tocl the 18th Of May to the LIST Of June
a Again, Sept LIST and 3D.
CO.
10th and ll Again sept lh
Hotel 10TH Again 2th and
BELLEroNTE Mson Hotel june l7t l9h Again Sept {h and s &
Again. h and io
At his INFIRMARY, from June 22d oJuy l7h
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Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements are inserted in the Republico
ggI A.,
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ID W. HAYS, Justice Of the Peace, will atten
i promptly to collections and other matter
Ell in his charge Address Kersey Elk ccS Pa
Oct. ID 1850. ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
Political Movements or the Rebels In
Maryland,

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. TO- 1861.
On Saturday last primary meeting held here by
the rebels to elect delegates TO the Baltimore Con-
vention nominate State officers About sixty delegates
from Montgomery county present. Their meeting
was secret The most prominent Of those present
Thomas Lansdae, Of the Trdcphia Mills near Bat
more, President; Alex. Kgour, H. v. Bowie, D. n
Bowie, Hez W. vers, J. W. Campbell, Michael d. Ofrui
John W. Jones, NJ Green, NJ Fields edtor) Lewis Shatts
G. Peters, Thomas Nolan, s. NJ Lyddane, John Brewer
A. Garrett, NJ Deltrick Caller and baili, Geo. Peterson
w. f. Reed, Thomas Hunter. Lem Clements, Mike Lotion
John Spates Register) Samuel Riggs, E. c. Belt, l. s.
Cameron school teacher) Ben Cooley na contract0r)
J. A. 7. kigour; Z. s. Wooten, r. A. Sheckes, Isaac
Young and others. ! Ssd.y
committee, consisting Of Isaac Young, W. v. Bowie
A. F. Kilgcur and Ben Cooley, appointed TO draft
a series OF resolutions, which they reported and
were adopted These resolutions lengthy and Of
strong secession character Among them the fol-
lowing In effect
Resolved That We delegates from Montgomery county
love State and will oppose the federal
bringing Northern aboli1onists upon soil.
in endeayons to arrest loyal to the State Of Mary
land.
Delegates were appointed to the Baltimore Convention
but their names could not be ascertained.
John W. Jones, one of the members Of the meeting IL
said to be rampant secessonst and owner or lessee
Of the building which the telegraph Office is located
Thos. Nolan lately arrested charge of having shot
picket, another. Ed c. Belt is represented as being
q fanatical secessionist, rs Is also r. A. Sheckel.
During the day outside seccssionsts thronged the town
and boldly proclaimed their sentiments. Many Of them,
well the delegates, armed with revolvers and
knives striking terror to the hearts of the quiet Union
Deep threats were made Of what would be done
to the abolition hordes.
II s stated that the seccssonsts of this town well
provided with ammunition and weapons and that resi-
dent citizen has been teaching the sword exercise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
Personal Intelligence.

Lady Heinructh and A. ROLAND, of England; &. 4.
Hcindrcks OF Paris; Samuel C. Swartz and Edward II.
Fisher Of New York, and Charles Ely, of Springfield,
Macs are stopping at the Gramercy Park HOTEL
Hon John Woodruff, OF Connecticut; Mrs. Richard o.
den, Of California; j. P. Rowland of hchgan Gross
land of Indianapolis Capt J. II. Gould, Of the Unhed
states Army H. A. Cook, Of Indiana; Thomas Carroll Of
washington and H. D. Bots, Of Michigan stopping at
the Metropolitan HOTEL /;
Capt Vidal and officers of the Brazilian rigate Bepgucla
Capt Mcwatt, Lieut. Sears and J. F. Reynolds, Of the
United States Army; W. A. Batfunl, Of Washington g.
Cobb Of England F. A. Barryman of Montreal r. Pierce,
of Chicago; C. Stevenson aud wife, Of indiana r F. Var
num- of Philadelphia; w Woods and wife, of Cincinnati,
and Dr. Horton Of P.sfeld, Mass, stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
w. j. Conger Of New Orleans; B. F. Day, United States
Navy j. s. York aud Charles g. Bartlett Of the United
States Army: Mr. West and wife Of New Jersey; II. H.
Burnett of the Fifth New York vounteors G.
Soaring Of Long Island, and H. Vanduzer, Of Massa
chusetts are stopping at the Lafarse House.
J. B. Morehead Of the United states Navy Mr.. Grant,
of the British Army; Henry Farnum, of Chcago e. Kirk
patrick Of Philadelphia; s. Haskell, Of St. LOUIS E. A.
Boardman G. W. Warren, G. n. Bgclow and II. T. New
hail. of Boston; A. Corbin and family, of Iowa; H W.
Warren and j. osgood Of Troy, and John H. Nicholson
Of St. john n b. are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
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THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES.

FRANKFORT, Sept. II, 1861.
The Senate passed the joint resolution from the House
yesterday directing tho Governor TO demand tho with
drawa of tho Confederate troops from the State by vote
Of 20 to s.
Senator Csse to-day offered joint resolution request
ing the GoSrnor to urge upon both tho federal and con-
federae authorities, tho immediate and unconditional
withdrawal OF all tho troops placed by either party on
Kentucky soil. This has over one day.
Mr.. Hustan today reported bill TO punish rebellion
in the State. mado tho special order for tomor.
row.
The bill will mako II felony TO aid the war by enlisting
troops for the rebels, inducing any do So by
Joining parading With any company with the intent to
Join tho rebels.
The invasion Of Kentucky by any citizen Confede-
soldier s punishable by DEATH This act to 60 into effect
in ten days, and will not be applicable 20 those who
turn 10 their allegiance within sixty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
T III e N Av Y.
ADDITIONS TO THE NAVY.

PURCHASE OF NEW YORK FERRY BOATS TUG
BOATS AND PRoPELLERs--OTHER PURCHASES
The necessity Of light draught vessels for naval pur
poses has induced the purchase Of number Of ferry
boats in the vicinity Of New York. Their facility in
moving forward and backward make them desirable
where IL is necessary 10 withdraw Immediately from
sudden fire Of the enemys batteries and their owness in
the water renders them bad targets the enemys shot
The following boats have been bought
Union Companys ferry boats Whitehall (about ten
years od) and wyandank (ffteen years old).
Ellen (smaii boat), Of Caharine ferry.
The above have been fitting out at the Atlantic Docks
The Wyandank and steamtug h. d. Morgan left for Wash
ington yesterday morning.
The Underwater and Jacob Bell have already gone to
Washington, armed with heavy cannon.
The Navy Department las also purchased the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

The propeller II. Andrews when ready viii sail for ser
vice on Albemare Sound.
The propelers Erastus Corning, Western World and
Reliance are being inspected by Mr. Morgan and will
probably be purchased.
The propeller Curew which has been offered to govern
ment for the sum Of $45 900, Will receive armament at
Boston and then proceed for sixty days service with the
blockadng fleet, whom, If satisfactory, she will be pur-
CHASED. If rejected remuneration will be allowed her
owners for her period OF service.
The United States gunboat Chippewa will be launched
from the yard Of Webb Bell, at Greenpoint on satur
day next, September IA, at FIVE O'Clock p NJ
The United States screw steam gunboat winona built
by r. Poillon will be launched with her masts In and
rgged from tho yard Of Bridge street. Brooklyn %
Saturday, 14th inst, at Eve O'Clock p. M
Ihe United States steamer Pulaski Com Macon,b. was
all well. N''' al" e'o"
me Florida Is to be altered 10 man ofwar a. tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard. w 'N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
IMPORTANT ARREST OF ALLEGED MANU-
FACTURERs OF VIRGINIA REBEL CUR
DENrv
SEIZURE OF $3.50. 900 OF TIE BULLS.

SEIZURE OF $4,000 OF THE BILLS
Last evening Detectives Elder McCord succeeded in
recovering about $50 ooe of Southern bank bills on the
Pttsylvania Bank Of Chatham Virginia It seems that
the police have been on the look out for the parties for
some tme and yesterday succeeded in obtaining
clue which led them to search house in Thirty second
street, between First and Second avenues where tho
above amount Of money recovered. 1t was held By
waiter in one Of the leading hotels on Broadway.
The bills very poorly executed but doubt would
be very acceptable Just about these times They were got
up, is alleged, by the authority of VIM H. Miner at
present inmate of Fort lafayette and whom it is said
forwarded few weeks since about $500 600 of this
to Virginia Tho following is copy Of the bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
GENERAL FREMONT'S DESPATCH TO THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAsHINGrUN, sept. II, 1901.
The following despatch was received tonight the
headquarters Of the army
ST. LorIs, Sept 12 1861.
Colonel f. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General :.
The report OF General Pope today, from Humevlle,
says he made night marches Martin Green last
Sunday, who however got notice of his approach but
was successful in continuing the dispersion of 900 rebel
forces, leaving behind them much baggage provisions
and forage Also the public property seized by Green at
Shelbourne. General Popes infantry was too much "a
tgued 10 pursue. The horsemen, however, followed in
pursuit ten or fifteen miles until the enemy scattered
The railroad east Of Brookfall is omen and no more
secession camps will be made within twenty fniies
General Grant teegraphs that the first gun Is in posi-
ton al Fort Holt, Kentucky. J. c. FREMONT
Major General Commanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
NEWS FROM the UPPER POTOMAC.
Important Work or tho Rebels-A y.atl-
road Building Between Wincbsster and
Strasburg. ~

ROAD nu1A0lm8 between WAncpster ana
strasburg. ~
PoMr o. HocEs, Sept II, 1861.
Union men from Martinsburg Saturday report thai
the rebels have taken up the entire track tho Bat
more and Ohio Railroad from that town 10 North Noun
tain, distance Of nine miles, and transported the rails
&C., to Winchester for the extension Of the Alexandria,
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad from strasburg to that
point The track torn up lately relaid by the COM
pany.
At Dufnelds station, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road the rebels busy engaged taking down seven
or eight and FIRST class locomotives for transportation
TO Winchester These locomotives had but recently been
put upon the route Of them are OF the heaviest
Kind and were probably spared by the rebels In the
recent CONGREGATIONS account Of their adaptabty TO
transporting troop trains in Virginia.
Hon. David C. S,rother is s,l held prisoner by tho
rebels probably in Richmond. His son Porto Crayon, is
guest attache Of the Engineer corps Of Gen. Banks
column
The new system OF army signalling is becoming liked
institution The appointees compelled TO pass tho
rough examination in mathematics engineering, asrono
my, &C., and many changes made in the corps for
want Of proficiency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
REBEL FORCES.

eENkKAL.. ........................ JOHN B. FLOYD.
The full force Of the command thousand strong
among whom the following twenty two companies
which had been mustered into the brigade, with the
names of their captains and whence they hail who
united their fortunes with Floyd
Floyd Guard, Tazewell country, Captain J. Harrison
Mount Airy Rough and Ready. Wythe county, Captain
John Buchanan.
Grayson Rifles. Grayson county, Captain Alexander
Davis.
-.wythc Minute Men, wythe county, Captain R. II.
eleares.
Carroll Rough and Ready Rifles, Carroll county, Cap
tain VIM Lundy.
Bland Sharp shooters, Bland county, Captain A. J,
0raysop.
West Augusta Rifles Tazewer county, Captain VIM. H.
Brown.
L razewel Rangers, Tazewel county Captain Edwin II.
Barman.
Reed Island Rifles Carroll county, Captain Thomas D.
Bolt
Tazewel Boys Tazewell county, Captain John H. Whit
hey.
Patrick Boys, Patrick county, Captain j. T. Lawson.
Wilson Rifles, Grayson county, Captain L. ]. Perkins
Lee Rifles, Lee county Captain j. Richmond, Jr.
vanderventer's Company, Amherst county, Captain A.
B. Vanderventer.
Pedar Mills Guard, Amherst county, Captain r. W.
Encad
Kelly's Company, Tazewel county Captain F. W Kelly.
Smyth Grays, Smyth county, Captain c. +. Mcdonald.
Yankee Cachers, Wise county, Captain L. H. n Saycr.
Floyd Blues, Washington county, Captain D. c. Dunn
Lee Grays,Lee county, Captain b. L. Dickinson.
smyth Dragons, Smyth county Captain John U.
Thompson.
Nelson Rangers, Nelson county, Captain Thomas p.
Fitzpatrick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
COMPLETION OF MILITARY RAIL.
WAY, ETC.

ST LOUIS, sept Il, 1901.
The connection between the Pacific and Iron Mountain
Railroad completed to-day. This junction Of roads
made by order Of General Fremont and will enable
the to transport troops and any stores from
section Of the State another without transhipmen
Troops also be transferred from the river without
the delay Of marching through the city.
is reported that Captain Boyd, commanding the rebel
forces ia Buchanan county, marched into St. Joseph on
Saturday last and pundercd the stores Of some $40 900
worth Of goods
The latest avices from Paducah state that tho impress
place.
The circulation of the Dubuque Herald has been inter-
diced in this county by order OF the Provost Marshal
Captain Hazard Of the United States Navy has arrived
from Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
On demand. Chatham, 1885,

The twenties have a female with sheaf of wheat
her the loft and the coat Of arms Of Virginia
the right In the centre vignettc OF female riding OH
O deer. =
The iftes have female on the left and Roman sol
der the right with Ave cupids, with horn Of plenty
in the centre.
The detectives have also been untrng in their efforts
arrest the manufacturers of this money and about six
O'Clock last evening, detectives Dcvoe and Sampson
nrested VIM CorIey, of the firm Of Coriey & Massey, in
Nassau street, Bethel Bentonand H. Fitzer, the latter
printer, whom 1t is said executed the work They all
held for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

RIO CONFERENCE.-The ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several with severe
lung and that dread disease, consumption 10 anx
ious make known to bis fellow sufferers the means q
To all who desire II he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used free Of charged with directions for preparing
using the which they win find sure cure Tor Con
advertiser sending the prescription Is to oeaeht .ne
afflicted he hopes every sufferer may try his remedy
as il will cost them nothing and may prove blessing Par
ties wishing the prescription will please address Rev Ed
ward A. Wilson, Williamsburg Kings county, new YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
THE MISSION OF GOV. GAMBLE TO WASH.
INGTON

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL, 1861.
Gov Gamble has returned here, arriving last night
The Republican learns that his mission to get money
and to enable him to get on, the state troops under
his proclamation, in which he was entirely successful
The money will be placed to his credit in the Sub Trea
sry and the will be forwarded fast as possible
Gov Gamble had other object in view in visiting Wash
ngon than to procure means to the peace Of the
State by arming her own citizens and all reports Of hts
interference in other matters are untrue.