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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14
Affairs Across the Potomac.

! WASHINGTON, Aug. ga company sent
cut last night by Col. McCaun to relieve
his pickets beyond Alexandria, fell in
with . body of secessonists, when shots
were briskly exchanged between them
| killing two men, bu. on which side the
colonel did not state when to-day he nen-
/ toned the occurrence to some friends in
/ Washington. He sent reinforcements to
/ the reliet of our pickets, when the enemy
/ fed.
Our troops on the Virginia side are
more vigilant than heretofore agains. any
possible surprises.
ONO PoLTICs.--At the election for ius-
tice Of the peace, held in Columbus, Ohio,
on the 5th instant, the democratic candi.
date was elected by majority of 3IG, out
ola total Of 2,0j2 votes polled. The
Statesman says:
'When Mr.. Krononbitter was nomina-
ted, the yelpers commenced their howl
that he was a seoessionist, as they choose
to do when my democrat is nominated.
But it reco:led among the authors, as it
will continue to do. Men will learn be-
fore loIg that democrats are not TO be
howled down by the cry Of secession.
rG9-A company of Zouave has been form
ed at Centreville. Md, with r. c. Haugh-
ey as captain.
B69- During the ten weeks preceding
July IL, one hundred and seventy public
concerts were givin in London.
Bsg'John Dellinger & Co., of Lancaster,
Pa, have received q contract for making
10000 flannel shirts for the volunteers.
GeA-Gen. Wool has not been ordered to
Fortress Monroe or any other point Of
active war operations, as reported.
Bs5~Cabtain Andrew A, Harwood has
been appointed Chief of Bureau Of Ord,
nance and photography, vice Magrnder. 4,
RsS"A movement is making for the @,
rection ofa monument to Stephen A.
Douglas in Brandin, W. his native town.
eeapThe New Haven Journal says that
the I'd Connecticut regiment brought home
with them twenty-five negroes from Vir-
yinia. !
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~ E w DRUG STORE

The subscribers nave opened full and com
plcto assortment Of DRUGS in tho new brick
building of DR.. Woods, on the corner of Locust
and Cherry streets, in the borough of ClearAeld,
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in thoir limo. The
business will be confined strictly to
Drug and Prescription Business,
And no pains swili be spared to render satisfaction
DR.. NJ WooDs the junior partner, may always
bo found and consulted in the "Drur Store
"hen not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultation is attached TO tho
store, where patients may be examined privately.
Every article usually found in such an estab
llshment will kept on hand, and sold at greatly
redGced prices.
Terms BEING STRICTLY CASH, will enable thom
to oifer inducements in the way of prices
Physicians will be supplied at small per
centage over cost and carriage, and their orders
are solicited Every article sold will be pure and
of TIE best quality.
fob6-u WOODS 4 BARRETT.
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GAUTiON.--ALL persons are hereby eau
- toned against harboring hiring or trusting
my son JOHN, on my account, as | an deter.
mined to pay no dobts Of his contracting after
this date
SOLOMON HANMERSLAUGH,
Decatur township, July 20, 1861.
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II EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Noticc, is here

ID EGIsTER's TICE.-Notice is here
III by given that the following accounts have
boon examined and passed by me, and remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection of
heirs, legatces, creditors,and all others in any
other way interested and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court of Clearfed county, to
be held at the Court House in the borough of
Clcardcld commencing on the 4th Monday Of
Sept, 1861, for confirmation and allowance:
The account of Matthew Tate and William Pow
ell, Administrators Of all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits, which
we're of Samuel Tate, late of Lawrence Tp.,
Clearfeld county, deceased.
The final account Of VIM. Rex, surviving Aminis-
trutor Of the Estate of Richard Curry, senior,
late Of Pike township. Clearfed comfy Pa,
deceased. JAMES WRIGLEY.
August II, 1861. Resi stor.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE, The undersigned
N an Auditor appointed to distribute money
IN the bands of the administrators Of the estate
Of A. b. Dale; late Of Pike township, deceased
gives notice that he will attend to the same at
his Office in the borough Of CearGeld, on Satur.
day the 18th day of August next.
VIM. NJ MCCULLOUGH,
July 81, 1851. Auditor
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The Cheapest Weekly PaperPrinted
T5e dl(cebh ilag- A}ook.

The Proprietors Of the NEW-YORK WEEKLY
DAl-BOOk have resolved, during the present
financial a d dbusiness prostration to offer their
paper on tho most liberal terms and in order to
place 1t within the reach of every person who
desires it, will send it for ONE DOLLAR per
aunum to single Subscribers. The DAY-BO0K
stands whero it has always Stood upon the Con-
stitution Of the United States, as interpreted bv
ITS authorized exponent, the Supreme Court, not
only because it ig law, but also because il is
right md Just. The refusal Of the Republican
party to abide by that decision has been the pa
rent Of all our trou bles but with unbounded
confidence in the honesty OF tho People, however
much they may be temporarily mslcd. we shall
continue in the future, as in the past, to contend
that this is government of WHITE MEN
that inicriorrty of legal aud social position for
the negro is his proper one, and that all CITI-
IENS are entitled to EQUAL RIGHTS and to eguol
Pr"tectoH Of hcir propcTy 9t ,ohotecer kind. As
the adoption oftheso principles will PRESERVE
The UNION, and as CIVIL WAR will necessa.
rly destroy it, we shall labor to commend them
to the minds and consciences of the people with
whatever ability We may possess.
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fWHN-Wt 10 siut bdisp ana
.tf.m" ~. moh.h t.1 t nl Iht tHb
..tns Ntrhhs rmratt iH H.t Artnt. nd
UNnf he Il0h f.t'he Na.hHa. fh.hhftW
Machine Wi 10 Hmts in Ila aattirsu.s itai \
thlId r1h hafh v ahtdlt ID tt tait mi hDnrt
.tHwrN.n " h tQnM NJ hnt tamllt etnIHs
NarhItoi in u'e ahd ihtt ht6 htrtemIum otaf
61y ane one hundred dollar maeh.nss rbs
rficois bnt ftl,.n boilsts 40, r'rts,, vl.t
io omrN Agents N Uefy county u No United
state, Aldu. ir TrtUuat4 Err Epiuy
Na|"' TO- r. ltets, Uencul Agent MILAN,
Ohio. g,,ig r,,
mARRIhn.-od the ib. .by tho Rev. John
A. Nunop MIs lrtl, q. Comnto Mrs Susan
sobn'r'h hllotccarfgll county, pa.
0 '''asrsa asgss-r1rrsr~va
At hof some, near Canton, Bradford
conn'ls fa'' on wednesday. July 3lst, Mrs II.
y, Palmer. wio ofN Palmer, of fthis county, and
daughter OF u. NcMuu,y ofNew Washington.
blessed nre the dead who dio In the Lord"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14
Primary Elections.

The Democratic Primary Elections held
nst Saturday, called out greater rumber
of votes than were ever polled at any
similar election in the county-lacking
but about 200 Of the number polIed for
Govemor last Fall Nor was such spirit
of determined adherence to the time
honored Democratic party ever before
manifested The people are truly awake
70 the imperative necessity of giving their
particular attention to the management
OF public and political affairs May this
spirit spread throughout the land, until
demagogues shall be valued al their true
worth everywhere.
Much warmth was manifested in several
districts in favor of particular candidates /;
but we hear of no allegations of fraud or
unialrness. The contest has been an hon.
prabIe one throughout. Nor should any
ono Geel hurt at his defeat. With few OK
veptiOns each candidate received an en-
dorscment from his own immediate neigh
bors such as he may well be proud Of. We
never Witnessed contest in which per-
sonal attachments had less to do with the
result. The sole object of each man SEEM
90 to be to vote for the men who, comb.
ned, would form the strongest ticket.
That they have succeeded beyond the ex-
pectations even of the most hopeful, must
now be admitted.
The following are the successful candi~
dates
4 For Assembly. james II. Larrimer-
no opposition.
sai For Associate Judge-Jamos Bloom, sr.,
of Bloom township, and John D. Thomp'
son, Of Curwensville.
For Sherif-Edward Perks, Of Morris
stownship,
yp For Commissiorer--Jacob Kuntz, of
Brady township.
s4 For District Attorney-Israel Test, Of
Cloarfeld.
+ For Treasurer-Joseph Shaw, of Law
renee township.
* For Auditcr--Chares S. Worrell, Of
Chest township,
q. For Coronor--Dr. !. w. Potter, Of Gi.
rard township--no opposition.
= LORENZO LoRATN.-Among the recent
army promotions for mertorious conduct
before Manassas, we notice that this zen,
tleman has been promoted to a Captaincv
In the U. S. Army, his commission to date
from lst of January 1860. lie is still dis.
Sbled from his recent wound in the foot.
GnWe are informed that the 9Th Reg. .
iMent 2. II. V. c., Col. Simmons, left |
hEfisburg last Friday to 60 thence to
Sorress Monroe. The Cadets are with .
Vs Regiment
tne First, or Kane regiment, Col. Bid
H'e'are at Harper's Ferry. The Rangers
awWah this regiment.
4-rhe proceedings of the meeting Of
our Democratic friends of Beecaria tp.,
nslo On Sawrday last, will appear next
weak.
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THE ETENING DAYBOOK.
Wewill send the EvENISG DAY-Book during
The war on the following terms =
THE WEEKLY DAYBOOK.

has all the latest Tclcgraphic News, and as good
report Of Cattle Grain and other Markets as
any paper sent out Of New York. Farmers, Me
cbanies and Business Men who desire paper
whether for Market reports or News. will find
none superior to the WEEKLY DAY-BOOK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14
Dissolution Of Partno shin.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ lately existing between Summerfeld illegal
and Edward illegal, Of Pennvile, in the Black
'mithihg business, was dissolved on the 3lst day
Of July last by mutual consort. All debts ow-
ing to said partnership are to be received by said
sum meriield Illegal and all tcmands against the
said hrm are to be presented to him fer payment
The business win be continued by Summcrfed
illegal, at the old stand.
SUMMERFTELD ILLEGAL.
EDWARD illegal.
Penn township, Aug. |. lSGL-4t.
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1.-The proceedings ofthe meeting Of
oot democratic friends of Beecaria tp,
s'o On Sa~rday last, will appear next
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

A splendid assortment of goods, selling to suit
"a the times, consisting Of
Prints, Lawns, Organdios,
Poplins, Bareges, Crepe de Paris,
Ginghams, Muslins, Checks.
Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Hoop Skirts,
French Silk Manillas, F. S. NJ.
Travelling Busters Balmonds
Hosiery, Dress, Girdc, Black Balzorine,
Trimmings, Trimmings, Trimmings.
Fine Black Broad Cloth, Cassmercs,
Zephyrs, zephyrs, Zephyrs,
Shakers, Shakers, Shakers.
Sugars Coffee, Teas,
Spices, Salts, Sodas,
Mackercl, Mackerel, Mackercl, .
Rise, Brooms,
Queensware, Queensware,
Boots G Shoes, Boots & Shoes,
Wall Paper, Wall Paper,
Carpeting Carpeting, Carpcting,
Flags, Flags,
Stationary, Stationary,
md all articles usually kept in country store
will be kept here, as also many not usually kent
bnt much needed, at greatly reduced prices.
And we feel confident that all who will make
rial purchase, will find it to their advantage TO
continue as customers.
Also, limited amount of County Orders want
ID in exchange for goods,
July 10, 1861. IT,
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0CU advertisements.
DNUNIsTR ,TOp,s Nn1,,,,,,3
ATTENTION! WEST aaa4s' 1nAHoH

fENliE members Of this company, and all per
Il sons wishing to enlist in it, will rendezvous
at Clcnriied on Monday next prepared to march,
on Wednesday, TO the seat of war.
Aug H. L. R. MERRELL.
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Great Discovery,

| HAVE made discovery Of the utmost i'm p
Il pcrtance to every married person Of either
sex, and will send the full particulars concerning
1t to any one on receipt Of stamp to pay for re-
turn postage. Address
DR.. j. II. NARTELL,
anl 24-1y. Alfred, Maine.
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A TTENTIONl CLEARFIELD RIFLES !
IA You nre ordered to meet at Mt. Joy School
House on Saturday the 2lth inst at 10 O'Clock,
in summon unifDrm, and six rounds blank cart
ridge By ORDER j. f. ROTE, Q. S.
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Tyrone CITY HOTEL.

Col. A. P. OWENS, PRoPRIEroR,
Respectfully announces to the travelling publio
thst he has now taken charge Of this large and
well known house, and will conduct il in such a
manner as will render exCcllont comfort and f,r
satisfaction to all who may favor him with 4
call. no,z-In
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, DEMONSTRATORS NOTTCE.-Io,,o

~ Of Administration having bocn this day
granted to tho undersigned on the estate of
ROBERT BUTLER, late Of Lawrence town.
ship, Clear cid county, deceased, all persons in.
de9ted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement WIN. WALLACE,
July 10. Ct. Adnr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

! LORENZO LoRAIN.-Among the recent
army promotions for mertorious couduct
before Manassas, we notice that this gems
tleman has been promoted to a Captaincy
ip the U. S. Army, his commission to date
from LIST of January 1860. lie is still dis.
Sbled from his recent wound in the foot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
Ttro DeIy Connections from Herristersh to
baltimore and NashssSf0s.
BAGG AGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALl
TRANSFERS FkEF
Fsre Always ~ Io~ - 5y sny Other Route
EHy TiCkcss ria Pins
barg.
TICKETS FOR SALE ST ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FRElnnIS.
~ IN ffruf. Freight - 4ii descriptions ~
4, ~araed f.,u rbiislslyins. Ne~ iers, rostot 81
B.lfiuioff. 20 a., rtn' ou IL k1iircail a. Onit,
krifu~xy .ul...iA illinois,. Wisconsin. ic~s- Ns-
soar,. ~ Kaiiroad dif-cf.
Tts fsuaalr.-. Rsilresf slse connects 81 riti,-
htr.h ~i.b ~tsans.--. - ~ahl us-l..s % ius .
~ .-ll.i 20 any ru-' IN ~ 'e'fo Mu-kingum, krf-
ta4v. fsnnrssse Cumberland. Illinois, assisspIi,
"A s-....,iu Missouri knu-ss A-kaus4. and Rcd hii :
-. .rri et Cl~xefsnf. Saflfusky ari Chicago ~itl
sts.rnefs 10 I'll rcfts sonth~ North Western LAKE,.
Merchants snd shippers enfrusiing the transpQria
tie. - ,hslr Fr.i. this Company. rsiy ~ifh
e51ftenc~ - - SPEEDY transit
TuF RATS oF fRElGHT 70 sny pc'u, T., IN
west y, the rsnrlsyi,sns Railroad zrs At al lines
=. farurshie =. charged ~ Other Railroad Con
psniss
n. particular 10 r,sfs packages va frs-ri.sui
Rsnho.r."
> . sNFFuFE. rhiis8~'phia
NsGgAw a. COOKS. ~ Ncrih q. fsitiuore.
tNFCH A CO, No. z Afior Hcusf, - ~. N0-fi
william -. Ns~ rok.
fFFfn 4 CO. = state -. frsirn.
N. HOUSTON, General Frr.Sti Agent, mia
p~pcu iFwis e~nsfsl snp't. Altoona, Penn.
7. u. nssrPr. ts-s~r.l ttrs-s ><~-t Fsii.r-iphi. .
.tt'~iv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
Ayers ~ que Cure,

Intermittent Fever. fever and Arue. rers'tseft
Fever. Ch.li Fever. Dumb Af,us, Periodical Head
ache. ~ Bilious Headache. and Bilious Pc
vsrs indeed for the whole class Of de-
eases ignatng IN hillary ocrang~-
Iu-ni. caused by the As,ariHa
hiasmaiic Countries.
We sre enabled here 20 os'er the community
remedy which. while it cures the sb0ve coanl laints
with certainty. still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity such remedy l. invaluable IN districts
~bsre these affecting disorders prevail. 1his .'cur.'
eypels tho nasrs'ic poison II Fever and Ague from
N. system and prevents the deveokneut Of the
lseaSe n taken the frSt approach Of its premosl-
tory symptoms IL i uot ouls the best remedy
discovered for THIS class Of COM ainis but also
he chespes'. Tho large quantity ~e supply fer
4f hflns- IA Nithfu th. reach ~ every i.ds, ard
tiliu~ aisirict-. where Fever aud Atue prevails.
-veryl.ls "a aild has. u aud 70 freely beth for
.urr and protection. 4 great superiority Il tai,
comedy o,er Ary ether discovered for tho s-e
iy aud certain II utermittsnfs Is that u con
tains ne Quinin. mineral, consequently il protu-
- 10 qn-nisul other injurious eicCts whatever
ipor the constitution. Those cd by ~ len
healthy n theN had never Lad the dlsr~s~.
F,er and Ague l. not alone the Consequence u the
nias matte poison. great ,arfef, = Disorders arise
nom its irritati' n, among which are
Neuralgia Rheumatism. oous IIoaiAoha. Kindness.
Tooihachc. Earsche. Catarrah. Asthma, Ia pi-
;siion. Painful Affection Il Tie Spleen. ilys-
tcric- PAIN an tlis Vrl- q. .iic. Iaraiss sis
aui Dsran -,iucn nt 4 thc stomach
II OF which. when originating IN this csn~s pa, on
fhs Intermittent type, of i"tf me perioHiicAl I'M
sCrsy' eNI-.i- the poison from the biooj and
.cqu~ntls cure- them All alike. IL IL an inxalusbls
1rot~Ctien - inmisrsnts znd fsT-oLs travelling ~
emporarli, t,sding ia The nlalsrinus districts. n
Aken occasionally daily while expo-cd 20 the g..
ectisn th.t will b. ekcrefed From, the system and
annot accumulate IN sufficient quantity 70 IiIsn
nto disease Hence 10 il even mtfe valuable for
rofeciion than cure. aud T. will suffer from,
tsiermitf-nts y they sVsii ia m seses the gF,
sciiin ihi- rrnieds affords
Sc Prepared ., ns e ANFkk CO.
Lowell As-~a, ht-cffs
All our T. ai-r are fur .aie hf 4. X CrNiNassA~
q. VI. Do>SrIfY, sra - a. ira-s isis in Ter,
H-ffc-
whoir-.l-'s ,fus5 5 Cinrunst'
iuui -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,

Tue mot o1rcius remedy which the medical Akill o
times devise iOr this every where prevaiiins
asd fatal maiscy I, combined frhn the most sctive
aiss that have been discovered for the eNpur
s@t.on thls oul disorder from the blosd and the
Of the system from its destructive c0nss-
iuenccS- Heac- u sLoE.s h~ enligyvd the
4 Hot osl, Scr'iuls but also those vthrr Anccucas
shieh aris~ from ", such -
EraptiVe ard skin Disease. -. Anth0nys Fire,
R0ss. " Eryspclas Piniples. Pusfules, klo,ch-
e. Rlaus aud Boiis. Tumors. Tefter and salt
kneun. Sc.ld Hesc. Idns~o orn. Rh~G-
uistisfn cyphiiitic and s~rcure-i
Diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepss,
Debility, and. indeed, al
Complaints arisingiTom
Niuzied Or Impure
Clood
The popular he-f a. 'imparity % the bio<d'' is
ountcd Ia truih for scroiula Is degeneration ot the
blood The particular purpose and virtue of this
SArsapars J. purify and generate ihis vita. sc
H. without which sound healih = impossible
ttuiuafed tutiu.s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
a NEw ARTICLE
aobaCk,s Stomach afttera

A 2Id delightful sts,lsschsc ard CoIalal sar
ving tone 20 the si0snsck aid Tor the preverfcn ~
ilioss complaints. incident 20 the Western crunfry
Try a.
AZ morning drink. 20 assist digestion and reliev.
Dyspepsia, n has no equal. Try a.
IL n,sst,r II 10 10 az osher Hfters Try a.
The formus q these Btt-rs nov ilscf) The -.
'rossrv % ~. kobsck. originated Nth ons of t1s
dc.t and kr.lCai fraufione-. of ths
'ss;, Ail j. = directly pr~iiosec upon III wants of
.sstt-f rsnfi
th.- hsi-rs derive 4 c.r Via. ~ = .he s-~ .r-
4 tot iic l-fi -. gE1 .sg - which ir
a sse4. snc a. they are. by si.v-' anrat
.E-l esssings u ~. sleiasct. ilrcCty ss0a10uv. q
TEMPERANCE.
nc pr.stLt prOprietOf believes thsl IN making hen
siae,y kno~I., the public welfare Is subscryed
Il ~ill be for sale ~ all Of In. Eob.ck's NJ
ar0ns Agcnis, an al Hotels, Ac, tie country ever
"a nc meantime orders ~iil be hlled dirrci irO.a
,ncinnsi ATTY quantity. aud the lowest rsses-
i put op IN Quart Bottles, and securely packed h.
NE dos CASES Hslf doz sample cases will. hoxsv.r.
packed and sent ~ any address II desired
detail Price. 81 per bottle. or si1
rest "a building Main Sxrsf, cinols1-is.
tor sale ~ vigo County ~
2. NJ. DONNkiI.Y. Iefrs Hauts.
J. X. CUNNINGHAM.
M. l. SlIIki, ~s~ Goshen.
PETEk BUskikk, Ceutrrvfle.
AID BY druggists and Merchants r.nersll,
hrc0shoui the United states and csnscss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
lie Weekly Express
aais. OF Advertising In weekly,

s.ts... .su y. ~ deviation fsvn ths shovs
atss
srNdvertisefn~uls rphli.Lsd Ia both Dfi'f an
w.-Ny ~al - charged he iil Dsiiy fate- Vii i'
hi. 81 llss Rs,kly fale- asi.is'i.
CHARLES CRUFT. rEo'H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Board Reduced 70 - per doy'

since the opening q this va., sid co,nmoaioa
lOsl in %. ia has been the ..u, cua-s,or cf tn
-,,ri,to-, to n ks 1t TIE most "a nptuou.. con.
sruien, sni so,nfort,ble hone for IN. cius.a au
u.nxer GA this side the Atlantic.
kni~h,trver as .nei likely % administsr Z,
h. ou-afcr, q ia guest. they lave ,ndesvored
.4shpai regard g. so,t. % provide. sni 70 combir
n The el,mcut. q lni'v,ausi su. socsl euloynen
shleh rnoiern ar, b,siaveatra. sai ,aeicsa TASTE
pproyeI. AM ihe patronage ehi,a Il Ia. eomman-
4 during the p,-, siz years. gratifying prooi
hat their saor,s have been appreciDei
70 rn-~' "a. ~x'senci-- ofthc sini.s. when I'll sr~
,.lalrsd to pr.ctic, ihr most rlgii economy. iae
anfersignet.
Have Reduced the Price of Board Ca
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
q, The sane tn- sbsiiIg none d the iusuTies With
~hich tbeir iahis Ia. hitherto been .up7ass
rREADwEii- HHrrCoga q 90.
Ss~ YORK. S~di ? lssi 5mos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06
N MEpiCAL.
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional dises~s a corrcptioa q the
4 blood, hy whch this fuid escc,aes vit.-tet weak
md poor. Being "a the oircuistioh q psrvsdss tAs
shols BODY. stsd nay bur-t in ~rsse 10y pert
IL Se orgen l. Tree ron IT. attsSs2- 2, shrr
ale which n nav nof re<frCf. Tff -. ~. et- t-ar
/. vAFioCsy csussi by mercariai di-ease ios Evins
ltay hAfss. the d~prrssits vsces ard. stoSe al, b,
1e seneres infectioa Whatever he IL sin, II IL
seredtery thr constitution d~>ce ring 'frosn pa
mt 70 cbilir- the third ami f0urtb sen~ra-
on" Indeed Il seems "a be the roi of HIN who
ays. ." Will visit the iquities of th- isthers ngo
h~ir chsiareu."
lts e1ects commeuce BY deposition from the blocd
4 corrupt u ulcefoss matter which. In the lungs.
iSer, and Internal ls termed turoercics In
ne glands, -~ellnxs and on the surface. errptsors
y sores. This foul corruption, which gentefs N tie
iod. depresses the energies Of life that serofa-
Gus Complaints. bx; they have Tar iess power 90
~thsfznd The attack of other diseases; conseQ Gen
" Reaihers perish by disorders which. although
scrouious In their nature stiil rendered Ia
al ty thss tain; IN the system. Most q the cen
sumption shich decimstsd the human family has its
sriL directly in this sctoiuisus sto.
many destructive diseases the tivrr. kidneys
ran, and, ifdr~i of all the organs ari-e iron OF
re aggraYstsd by the cause.
one quarter of all our people scrof1i~Is: ther
ersous are invaded by this icrkins tIfecs.cn. ana
heir health l. cncsrmined ~ h. 10 cleanse u iros
lie system must renavssr The blood BY az stsfa-
exercise. such medicine Ne supply in
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