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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07
SINGERS
Sc WING MACHINES

make the mott approved Il trb that human ips,,.,
ha- ever invented u beiuE the moot rnilofm.ls Y
-lre as both sides ct tie 'alic. md ilci, i B
rei room iur ravil O. nine ton Is Of o., tlHtbI -
~hre~ sold in \ " orleans I*uad# .,, ih,.. ma ~
tud Trey ,rc Used iu prpiercp,, g. ali other III, =.
mu illals iu The lHrg"-t aud Wost Hshiruaiio b,.
making establishments in New Oilc.n ~.
They Wc used O.. 900 tire latrt liHtrla iu New ORE.
and at the principal Boarding House. al.,.. 4, ~,
p'rinn % the lHiluf, and slntn.k. D. md i, n.
bred, 90 private iam.l,-, aud have given ufi,,,.
satisfaction.
The public Will bear in mind that Singer. Ma,h,.
arr sold upou uial II dc.utd With ana atosu,.
- machines and in the trials that Lave been r,,s
thi- city iu nineteen Na-t. ,ut vt tNcut, the, IA,
leeH kcrt aud The 0t!.a' t,tura,d
The price ct Singers Sewing Machin,s has Len
GREATLY REDUCED.
and the best Mh,lnc is only 800 nnd the i,,.
from sN - twelve dollar. with cover ard lea a.
WALTER BENNETT AGfsr
Il Canal ST, New ureaa,
April =, IS.
SOUTH WESTERN BOOK ST RI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07
IT. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.
ST. LOUIE HOTEL,

Q. z WAITl IO,- FHpfHfToRs
Thi- Horn. specially adaped for families has
igst bscn re- opeacd fr the season after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the best
Accommodations in a quiet retired part Of The CITY
will find everything lhcrccoudueiyc to their com
ior' and enjoyment
Dec % 90. ni4:Gt
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CLOTHING STORF.


Nj UloN, lmpoarr no Ctaufcs slrrei, :,
II. terrn tuuu nud 81 ioui. streets
fr,H,h end Grnunu Patent eail rfs Calf - H
Mofocrn nd. uunf. and tBnrt Boat l4rs A.
Lasting Hud >H'iu fmutais B,vt Nrli- ai,I 6aIu-
Boot laouRs Twist silks shoe thread lasi AID ,h''
makers tu.l.
Gy large stocN OF every au,clr IN the Hsfah
turing linz NAV ~ 90 Moss
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TURNIT URE

of every description, on hand aud made to
al tbs shortest notice
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NEW POSTAGE ACTS.


The following laws have been enacted
by tie Congress Of The Confederate states
of America
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~tlsNOt. lxONAS
BLANK BOOKS

CMe7V. Eofampg aHd faacg Gads
A MLnI. .nlr. nnnn I'M. nln.t E,Nn,rhL. -.
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v,sesbd ,,rbs glIsBt Aes5smy," and
Gas rot in Fefs'a true sdpdst Who vas
srntitiuss o. b-ine adnittad. Dr. ZfB 81
q sn excellsnt little book entitled "rhs al
lear ed, IN the retif emstt OF his country boy
that there vas vacancy lathe Silent Aes
my. He at once took his departure ahh
al hanadan, and p'esestisg bipsslf at
coor 81 the hall 10 wnich the ssademiciil
were assembled, Asktd thu dor keeper 70 IA
10 the Pissldsst note containing thsss ~crd
ID ZsB hunoly rsqu~e's the vacant plsel
Tbs door keeper imm, diat.ly Performed \
eT ano. but the co:tf aed his zoe came
late; the p'acs was already flied. Tns Acs|
my was dis,r sssd 1t this mischancs. II y
rsOsivsd sowouoa, ags'nst It's gill av
vbae gra e'ul and lively sicquencs was I
admustion OF tbs Court, and noe It fmi
itsslf obliged TO REFUGE Dr.. ZsB the urge
brssgsrts. . man -h'ss heed vas 20 Y
The President, charged with srncund
this dis.gree.bls news 10 The doctor, Il
fcsrcsly determine how 70 cJnvsy u 70
After q ipk pg htJe, he esus.d . lsrgs
H. b hllsd with wais'-'o exactly filled u
drop more would cause Il 70 overflow.
be dgpea 10 thsm 30 introduce the easdi
He appeared With that simpis and mods
which almo.t always announces trus n
1be PIs.idsnt sroee, ard, without ssytI
uuEle wofu mo ~ed MN With tOrrq
cir, the enblsmstie cup, that cup vs'ol
9, exactly filled. Tia doctor unasrstood
vel that thsie vss no longer plaos for
In the Academy. But III hcut ICsing cou1
10 thought he would make than ceuprs
that q supsrr ums. AIRY scat emician voala
range poihirg. II, say at biz fest at
which be pitksc up ADD lad d.liests y oa ,
surface o. tire water. He cid Il 20 tsrsf'
that not lsrse drop s.capsd Al this ing.ni|
rsrly evSybedy sPplspd.d. Tbs rules wsrs
asi6s fyr tbst day, and thu doctor Waa rtc.i|
by aeclauA'k
lie vss Immediately prevented with
iegistsr 10 ~hich 'ho,e WHO bad bsen rc n
/ ioIefib,d ih,b pSmsa He wrote h'S a.
only rem aiLsd fc' him 70 prom 'u1ce acc n
10 cut'om. & phrase u thanks But, IN,
trpl, tilsnt acsde biciGn the doctor rs'urj
| tbaLis w hout "a ing q word He vrotr1
the mprsin the number one hundred WI
Vas the y. mb.r u bis new .sccis'ss and ~
Il plscibg q zero b fore II wrote oen. b. ~
az. wor neitt ar mere cor lee 20 IO)"
President reSli,d 10 the oods,s doe,tr 4
IS mt CD po'itsU.ts a. pt,ssnc- o. m'Dd.
/ placed tre q. urs one b.fns he Iumbsr
burdred and wr %, "Thsy are worth
tin 90 more (i,i0)"
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whs b Gssor.i aIoCi.nant

GEr. McCLzLI.As who's, brilliant vietori
In western Virginia have caused 20 much on
thusIasm, Is q native Of Philadelphia born
DC. 80, 1926, coLseq aently not yet thir i've
years old. Al fifosen he entered the Was.
Point Ac idsny, aud graduated In the elias
OF 1916, with the brsvst Of second Llsatsnan.
Of Engineers. He served Nth distins ion IN
the Mexican war, aud was promoted IN higher
grades fer gala nj conduct ut the battles OF
q. ntrerAs, Chsrubusc Molipo del Roy aud
Chepultspec. After the last batil. be received
The command Of a company Of saPPsrs, miners
and plLtoOners. At the elols Of he war lac
returned 10 West Point and rspS.nsd on
duty With tn, saposrs and miners until 1854.
Daring this tine he prepared a manual on
drill aud 90 bayVnst exercise which has bs
come tsxt book In the services.
He 'ubssqusptly sup rlntesdsd the construc-
tion oil Fort Delaware, accompanied the sGPt-
dition FOR tie ex Plorstion Of Rcd kivsr 10 1852
and wSs senior engineer on the staff e Gen.
Phi sIFoRF Smith, In the su vsy II the rivers
and hsibors ofTsxas. 10 1858 hs c,m An4ed
'hs wsttern dviSion Of the North Pc &c Rail
road route, After performing othsT Moor ser
vices, he received n cpmml sios in q cavalry
regiment, and In 1855 VISA appointed me n her
ofthe commission which was cent out TO OBJ erys
the organization Of the Europe,n armies during
the lave war agaiast RlssiA. he published the
To ults OF bis o. serv.tions in q work which in-
GrAi'd bis reputation as q sei,ntide soldier.
IL 1867 he resigned his position in tbs army
and accepted The position Of Vics-Pfssi Dent
and Chief Engineer o. the Illinois Central Rail-
road, which he sub-equonlly resigned for the
Presidency Of the OHIO and Mississippi Rail-
road. Upon the outbreak of our na.ioRal
troubles he at once tsndsred his seTviceI 20 tho
Government, and the Ohio troops ehoosiIg
him a. their leader, ths Government pomptly
recognized their choice ana oomni STONED him,
with the rank OF Major General TO command
the Ohio Department, which nos inGludes Hi.
nois, Indiana and Ohio. Should his life DO
spared, he will probably be Con. SooTr's sue
cessor 10 The command OF our army IS at pre-
Bont, be hslds rank naxt 70 the old chief ain.
Tue Silent AoAdssy or, Ibe Buble..s.
From the French Of the Able Bta.ehsL
There was Ut HamadAn q csleJTa,si aoads.
my, ShCse fat statute was eNeTseled 10 thsss
terms the scsdsmicisns, tbiek much. writs
Nttis' and sfsAk just - little ~ P'ss,Ris." II
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SIGNIFICANT FACT. a DIS

n bIWNIFIUANT FAUI. - DIHTl
IA sustaed rSSs-naAa. % bs,Bk Gksd that
rhs prinsipi prvdocioos n neu Ansssd- repl
Sev Kbs,Ann r. man
~ foroa Of his t-piS oooSsSl6 10 tos hsa
New knsis uat, Asva vorid sioe reputation
oaor 81 bad, sthlet,o as.n sno v'mro--slroasI
visorous In body .nd mibd Wbst tee sab Z
10 msinly depsnds os the care sps treatment
ehild. Nearly svery nev tnsland mstDaT
MIS-. wIssIo0 3 SOOTHING syRrp
fsr Der bsbo there Il ne section n country
ssrth WHARF Il hsa bam - ,ors sad % upivsv
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a DOWN TOWN nKRoHAsr.

DOWN TOWN hEROHAhr. -.
HAVING pss-sd ssvurN slseploz nights. diAt< q
he Asonie- aae oris- q sunsrms oh,ld. ana ys,r
ing oonvtaosd that MI. ~INsI,o~T BooruI
gYEuP vss lost thu srtacie usedsd. procared .upg
for the ohild On re.ohins homo, and ssauAinsaI
his wire win what be bad done, shs refused b hA
n sdm'uitsr-d to the child, - she va strongly
favor OF Hen 1opsthy. That night the oniid o. !
In suffering. aos the psrenb without slssp. Rs.u-
Ing homs ths day tono~ins. the f.thsr tound
baby stia wope, aud. shiIs ssnSiAtinS ano.f
siseplss night, The mother Stepped from tn room
stts 10 10 sans dousSto au5ss, aud len the tatli
With the ohnd ou1us her Ab..mos DC aamiAiste
. portion Of tbs SOOTHING sYkUP 10 tho bSby.
said nothing. rhst uishs all hands sisv, veil. D
be uttis snov suoke In the uornins bright a
harry. rhs nstbst ~ss delishtso nth IN. sadd.(
and vupssrfui CHANGE snd Uthoash 1t nrt onsud.,
It tbs dScsptAnn a-tsar upon Der. has continued
NE TIM eyrup, ard SUFFERING crying babies ana reu
N. pishts hAvs dissppesrsd. a sinsis trial Of u
syrap mover ysi fstsd 10 rss-e the bsby. and OVER
oou.s IT, pseaudioes Of thv motLsr.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

ecciiy, jet tsckivsly, al tall you M No usi {;
- vonft havs . word 10 ssy 70 ons u yoa -
and vs eos got cissr q than, and vent On
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Tue Silent AOsds.y Or, ,bs s-b,s-s.

There was at HImadAn q osle5Ta.sa aoads.
my, ShCse fat statute was eNyTeeped 10 thsss
terms ''Ths scsdsmicians, tbilk much. writs
lttIs' and sfsAk Just - little ~ P'ss,sis." Il
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

hoTBERsi MOTHS as L.kOT1sERS iiI-aH
OLD SURJB FOR ORILuRkN.-D oaT fsq 60 prol
oars Mn. wnrSLOWs SOOtHINa SYRUP PoEl
CHILDREN IsHrHINo. II bss 10 cuu.i On, ..ryIl
No -p.'teer Eho hAs ever srtAd Mn wIN5Low'
BOOTHn0 sYkUP Pos OHiLDeHH will eve !,
oonsot 70 Let her enid pas through the diaI ssiI
aud critical psras Of tsshinG. ~tthou. Tia AID
hi. invaluable prop4Isti Gu flns ~od hsslth Gao
BE- esttmAtsd by aOn.u and es,tA. It u ~ort5 I'd
seisht In sold.
ADlions q setslss are sold svsry rear In tns Uns-
% STATE II Ia a. cid snd saL trieo remedy.
THIs Is THE SEASON or THE YBAR unsu
children tsathins Simos. srtSiY to ~ .Aict-a|
With sy'sntzry ana D'Nrrhss IN whsle ~
BOOrHlN0 sY 4UP t. n, yer fsiliuE remedy or
these d,ss-ssA. sDt Etl give imp. dat aiis' Iroul
all rlin NGd difrSs ,uciien, =, '-s vrs- F,.-.h-
ins 1verI motbsr Sho,dd pfo-5s u for bar child
ra.
nRUGpIsTs EVE sY SUJRs now KHNhU
WINDOWS sOOrBNo SYRUP for chndrpu
tsthins. No medicine IN tpe UDitsd StAtss 4
uksn II u . stABdAId n a G,us and tie u ne
vOrid vide. Fhysioi SBo a. Il. VIE rsVar
IL mGSioa' effects have besn vt ,ssd
BnwARI o. OoUrrnTEIs and nhITArons
Noas geUui's ult-a. the 'as-.'Iuii- Of ~ rIS Il
PHRK1NA Hev NorS. IL ~ the outAds wrapper,
Sod BY OrdsgSt- throuElo Il tie ~ofld.
Principal once, No 70 JoI.' IT., Nov Ysrk.
Prize. salv % eer's hSp. tSsai -
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Dear me he exclaimed. az am az
usmsly SORT, but l knew there was coach
Z ON your part OF the country a. mid day, and
l thought you would come by that ono. The
fact Is, have been cut on your aceount-not
that that Is any excuse for / thought c)min0
frsm the country, Won might Ike littls fruit
siteI dinner and l went to Covsnt Garden
For . reason that ha! felt as Il my eyes
would start cut Of my head. ackno Hle5gsd
his attention incohsrently, and began 10 think
this WAS dream.
"D.sr nal" .aid Mr.. Pocket Junior. "This
door sticks sol"
wrestling with the door while the papar- bags
were under his arms beggSd him TO allow me
TO hold them. He relinquishsd thsm With an
Agreeable smile, and eomb1tsd nth the door
~ II II were . wild beast. 1t yielded 80 sud
den y a. last that he staggered back upon me,
and staggered back HpJn the opposite door
and We both laughed. Bat stll felt % II nv
syss must start out Of my head, and as II this
"Pray come in, said Mr.. Pocket, Junior.
Allow me to lsad the way. am rather are
hare but hops you'll be able TO make out
tolerAbly we'll TILL Monday. My father thought
you would get on more agreeahly through to-
morrow with me than with bin, aud might
like 70 take wax about London. an sure I
ahAll DO ysy happy TO shou London to you. As
TO cur table, yoa won't hnd that bad. / hope
herr, and " 10 only right ] should sdd) At your
sxpeIss, such being Mr. Jaeger disc iona
As to our lodEina, It's not By any means splsD.
did, because have nv IN bro d TO caro-, and
my father hasn't snytbiog TO stys ne, AID
shouldn't be wiliGg to take i: II hs had. rhi,
Il our d.ting.focm-just fucb chAirs and table
cd sasPst and - tosth, yo4 80 q w ssai
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Nj ARRIAGE GUIDE--Being n p,iyatc
vi instructor for married persons or those
about to be married, both male aud female. in
everything concerning the physiology and rela.
tons OF our sexual system, and the production or
prevention OF offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English
language, 10y WIN YOUNG, NJ. i. This is really
IA valuable and interesting work. 1t is written
in plain language for the general reader, and is
illustrated with numerous eugravings. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impcdimcnt to married life.
should read this book l. diseoscs secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still it is a
book that must be locked up, and not lie about
the house. 1t will be sent to any one on receipt
of twenty. five cents, in specie or postage stamps
Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, No. 4lG Spruce 81,
above Fourth, Pbiladelphiu, Pa
no afflicted u& ynioriunai,-No matter
what may be your disease, before you place your.
self under the care Of any one OF thc notC riou-
Quacks, native or foreign, who advertise in this
or any otFcr paper, get copy Of either Of Dr.
loung's books and read il carefully. It will be
the means Of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
Dr. YOUNG can be consulte. on any of the
diseases described in his publications, at hi,
office, No. 4lG Spruce st, above Fourth n7.ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
VHEPEoPLE's COOK BOOK
MOD GRN COOKERY.
In all its branches Ey Mis-. ELIZA Acroy.
Care fully Revised by Mrs 5, J. HALE.

In all its branches. Ey Miss ELIZA Acroy.
Carel fully Revised by Mrs. 5, j. HALE.
1t Tells You how to choose all kinds Of Meats
Poultry, and Game, with all Tia, yariou
and most approved modes Of dressing
and cooking Beef aud Pork; also tn
best lad simplest way of sailing, Iick
ling aud curing tac same.
It Tell, You all the various and most approved
Ia9des Of dressing, cooking, and bUring
Mutton, Lamb NeRl, Poultry, and
Game Of all kinds, with tbs different
Dressings, Grayies, and stuthngs appro
pirate T. each.
It Tells You how to choose, clean, and preserve
Fish Of all kinds, and how 10 swcetcn il
when tainted also all tho various and
mustgpproyedmede Of cooking, with
the dibere.t- Dressings, Sauces, and
flavorins appropriate to each.
It Tells You all the various and most approved
modes Of preparing over fifty different
kinds OF Meat, Fish, Fowl, Game, and
Negetsb'- Soups, BrCthg, ani stews,
with tho iteiishes and Seasoninrs ap-
propriate to each. s.u.
1t Tells You all the various and most approved
modes Of cooking Vegetables Of every
dcscripu9-, also hcw TO prepare Pick
les, Catsups and Curres of all kiud.
pottcd Mee,g Fish, Game Mush-
rooms, &c.
1t Tells 1ou all te various aud most approved
modes ofpreparing and cooking ali kind.
/ of Plain and Fancy Pastry Puddings
Omelettes, Frtters, Cakes, Confection
cry, Preserves, Jeies, and Sweet Dish
es IF every description.
/ II Tells You all the .rious and most approved
nodes ofmaking Bread, Rusks, Mutiins
and Biscuit, the best method Of prcua
ring Coffee, Chocolate and Tea, anC
how to make Syrups, Corduls, an,
Wines Of various kinds.
1t Tells Eog how 20 set out an Ornamental Ia
bic, how to Carve all kinds vf Fish
Flesh or Fowl, a4d in short, how to s,
simplify the whole Art Of Cooking ps L
bring the choicest luxuries of the tabl,
within everybody's reach.
Ths book contains 4tS pages and upwards Of
twelve hundred Recipes, all ofwhich are the re-
suits of actual experience, having been fully and
carefully tested under the personal superinten
dence OF the writers. 1t is printed in o clear and
open type, is Illustrated with appropriate engra.
wings, and will be forwarded to any ad ircs,
neatly bound audpostage paid, on receipt Of II
prize, 500, or in cloth, extra, SIPS.
$1,000 A WEAR can be mada bv eDtcrpri
sing men everywhere in selling the above work
our inducements to all such being very liberal.
For single copies of the Book or for terms Ia
agents with other information, apply to our nd.
dress JOHN i. PUTTER, Publisher.
No. Gl7 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
December l2, 1850. emo.
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Prepared BY Dr.. ]. {. AVER q, CO., Iovol
CLFARFIELD STONB WARE FUTII

Thankful for past favors and solicitd
ture patronage. / would respectfully a.
that have on hand again, and will ''l
keep at the Pottery in this borougL, oai
per a short distance east Of the Methodist
3 large stock Of Crockery, such as Cream
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pip
dc. DC; and also an extensive asioIi
different sizes aud patterns Of bracE
rosettes for coruice en- houses, and oih'
dings.
ANY moHdings MOI on nan1 will be
oJdor on short notice. Also Ere bTici
and kept for sale.
Eas~A liberal reduction on prices
wholesale dealers. +. LEIIZlH
Clearccld, may %, ls7O.-ly.
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IlO CONsuMPTINEsl--Thn nd.orti.

Il having teen restored to health in a few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fcrcd for several years with severe lung affec
tion, and that Gred disease Consumption, is anx.
iop5 to make known to his fsllcw-suferers th,
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, ifreo Of charge,) with the al
sctions for preparing and using the sane, which
they VIII ind sure cure FOR Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object OF the
advertiser IN sending the prescription is TO benc.
nt the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiycs to be invaluable, ana he homes every
sufferer will try his remedy as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing,
Persons wishing the prescription will pleac
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
noy1-lv, Wiliiamsburch, Kings Co.. Y.
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nm nonsE AND MS pisEAsls
TIE HOB8E Avn MS DISEASES

vii. Toll You OF the causes, symptoms, nm,
Treatment Of Worms, Bots, Collie
Strargulatiou, Stony Coucrctious
Eupturcs, Palsy, Diarrhea, Jauudcc
Icuotirrhoca Bloody Urinc, stones
in the Kidneys and Bladder, IuHamn.
ton, and other diseases Of the Stom-
ach, Bowels, Liver and Urinary Or
rams
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AA}D ERGU sZ2 RA4I ~


IOHN GULlCH, Of the borough Of q
~ Pa., will be prepareiat all times ioa
to any business in the above line /
notice, and in O work. aulike manner
of business il at the ia shop on the nofy
Market street Sd door east Of Third 81
opposite the old jew store; where be y
constantly on h'nd q large assortment
hogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, ana "a,
Ware Of every description, which be wa
ofon az reasonable terms as the sam'
can be had elsewh IRE 10 the county.
His stock Of c. i.nt Ware now on hal
sists in part of--I~essi1g and Common
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands pS
Book Cases, Frna,h and Field Post ~
Dining, Breakfast Centre. Card and !
bios, SC. Coffin manufactured aud den
any place desired.
February Q, ls59.-[no. (, vol. ivI
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Prints and Dress Goods
G r O CE r II S.
To Persons out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED.

IN every County Of the United States,
'ENO engage in the sale of some of the best and
q most elegantly illustrated Works published
Oar publ ications are Of the most interesting
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-G-Io mon Of enterprise ard industrious lab-
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able smT loyInau, seldom TO he met With.
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5000 m'uI with mmu.u. NuI0nI"y
onEn,n.a
TuL HORSE AND ms UlsEAsEs
win Tell Yen Of Hrcrdiue. RrcuNnr sHbnn.
Toedmr Grooming, Shooting. and %
goncrrl management ul llu NUrs'
with the best mode ot 0Imini.'.rlu.
medicine. Blso. Iuv Goo treat Biting
Kicking Errgr shyIHg, Stumbling
Crib Biting, Ru.t'.aursr nua Other
yicrf 90 which hc ts subject with uu
mpr0us explanatory cugnyings,
THE HORSE AND MS pisEAsLs
WIN Toll N0u Of the cuuscs, symptoms. ou
Treatment Of srauglrs Sore TAroat
Dstompcr CunUh ln0ucnzo, BroD.
rhus rnlumuuig, p,curisy Broken
Wind Chronic Cough, Roaring and
WABliug, Inmpns. Sore Mouth and
Ulcp,s, and dccoycd Teeth, with other
diseases Of the Mouth and Rcspirato-
ry Organs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05
COUNTY DIRECTOR Y.

Time Of Holding Coart
Second Monday of January,
Third Monday Of March,
Third Monday Of June,
Fourth Monday oc September,
In each year, and continue two weeks II ae
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

MARKET STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIL
The undersigned will have constantly on baAd
a wei selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye
Stufs Oils Paints Tobacco and Segars, Station.
airy, Perfumery Brushes, and Fancy articles,
which he will dispose Of cheap for cash.
lie invites the public to call aud examine his
stock Of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Physicians furnished with Drugs
Medicines, and Surgical instruments at the mo
reasonable rites. J. 6. HARTSWICH.
Cieariicld, Pa, Dec. 20, 1860.
Important Notice.
The uudcrsgned late publisher olthc Clear
field Republican" takes this method OF calling
upon 'husc who arc indebted 10 him, or to Lari-
mex & Ward for subscription, advertising or Job
work incurred duriag tho taEoe years commen-
cling July 1857 and ending July 1850, to call i'm
medintely at my Office in the borough of Clear
field and make settlement Of the same, as these
accounts must be closedup. j. II. LAKRlMER.
Clearfeld, December ~, 1860. If.
NTEw STORE.-Thc subscriber las opened
/ IN a New Store at
NaGamriiic, CicarfeR ComtG Pa,
[ here lie will keep constantly on hand 8 general
( assortment of
pr1 Goods, Groceries, Provisions, DC,
which he will exchange for Timber, Boards,
Shingles Grain, Country Produce, &C.
/ Te Ntl bo pleased TO have all who wish to
! pu ,hase any of TIC above articles give him q
call. JAMES =. WATSON.
Willamsville, April /, 1861.
Doots q shoes of every kind for Ladies' Gen
ID tcmcp, and Children at r. W IL cos,
nisstns Mil and cut Saws, Mann's axes and
/ a general assortment of H9rdwure at the,
store Of e. 4. IRWIN,
Curwensvillo May ID, 1850,
Ctall and examine the Patent air-tght Glus
I and stope jara, they arc jus. the thing You
uee1, corsllc T.. /, W. 4 CO..
Salt.
VERY CHEAP al the store Of
' ian23 NM. +. IRWIN
HAM, ides MaeEerei ana nerrlng for sale
i low HJJHr suurcs. " T. IN IN ..
Clearfe July llth lSel
llNRY WHITEHEAD,
JUSTICE Of the peace
~ Rockton, Union tp., will attend
romptly TO all business entrusted to his care.
Sept, u, 1880. ly.