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NTA n i D--A FEMALE YFRy--.--
w white or colcrei. For oae flsI on /.
goo wages '7i.l be pad. Apply a .! -, ny. 'a
Jefferson. q" Grace 81, or - rli,t ard So.
s4a@er NJ , L a D--A MOROCCO G,>1
containing glass iastruuseat 70 test an,
OF alcohol Any information fes,ec.t. ,,'''5ga
Wal b thankful $ az. aived h. '-e aa-.
&c CT III IIARD b..
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cd -, T.. Lnais. sliahIf Total killed. !
woanaeds
INora.-This cola psny dropped twelve oi
tha ene'ly ~ the fret tire
CogPaa4 |, tcpf, ~ G. kedraey
Killed flenrv V. rayfcr, Joitn j Cooper
Riati"~s. slightly fotai-@ Killed,
wounded.
Company f. Carr. .To6n Campbell fsaid I, be ,cOTt
81, 0o0, 900
Killed.-CoTporal ]. a Pettus. (son Of Gov
Pettus,l Privates l.. VI Holloway. w. k
Terriit. Wounded --Lieut. John II. Fearney
seriously; Private 5. :. Certee slightly To
tal-3 killed, two wounded.
OF the field officers, Col, T.. X. Burt was
MORALLY wounded, and Sergeant MdJor u. T.
Stuart slightly wounded.
Killed and Houaded in sA parginia Regiment
The field Officers of this regiment are, Col
Eppa Hunton. Lieut.. Col Charles Il. Tebbs
Major Norman Berkely, ADJ Il. q. Bowie.
Company Il.
killed-Corroral =. a. Osborne, Private
Reedar, Wcuuded-W VIM. Januey, seriously;
Ied +. Milburu, do, FlaSius Haynes, leg shot
OF John ShafEer, seriously.
Company b.
Nune killed Wounded-Albert + Trip
lot slightly wounded in ann.
Company c.
is3s--A4ti tII >flIHtI Silt Lam
bert. Wonndea-L uuden Garter, seriously;
Warren Lopez, do. Charles Sinonds, do.
Company d.
Killed--none. Noundei-Hudiey liatchin-
son, MORALLY. tsince died)
Company E.
killed-uune. Wpnndcd--Capt. 1Iaudley
Hampton, Lieut.. Joseph Iayerner, slight
i; jacob Pierce, do; Samuel WiHbroor,
slightly, III arm; Benjamin Iaverner, slight
/ { IL 10
Hugh hlTkp1tri, X, DO. .
C9a.gavg g. CAPT. Cragsor..
Killed-Sprg t Citation Hatcher, Corporal
DonUhue, Private Costello, (hsad shot OF by
bomb Private FUR. Nounded-C. Furr,
lsinoc died, Lieut.. Petit, shot in the thigh.
badly, Lieut.. Gray, slightly, IN hip
Company q, Ccpt. Jas. 7Aryt.
Kiilad-.TaInes Eall,ng,r Wounde6-pri-
vates TEN pier, Henry y Banion, John Hutch
Company II Capt. J. II. Fem2,s,
Was sent 10 1he burnt bridg4 on Goose
Greek - guard toe approach AID did not en-
gag. IL the fight.
Compiay /, CAPT. T. Il. Simpson.
Kjlled-NoAe Woi}uaed-Chas T. Taylor,
seriously: I. Garter, slightly, in hand; Johl.
" slfiiiuau, flesh Mouna III srtu; John
Slmood, slight wound II shoulder John Rush,
slightly.
Company 4, crg,. r. Tag1oy Scoa.
Nif cd-Ncite. NCurarG-Pri Sa1e #ilas
Handbook, ser ,Jusly; Jos.-fUrr. badiri Eras-
mus tletcl er, do; WA. hector, do; John
Lldail, sliRnly; Obs. tewcii, 60; y. Z. Cook,
dc; William Twain, do.
I aa Cs.$uHstIv. n THE tytu iIiS>jSsipP were
fal7. the regimen: WIS on picket duty some
miles away, and l was UnaDie 10 learn th@
names OF al the wounded. The killed and
wounded is estimated a. Ken.
hiIlrd-ihos. fojcnheEcr, OF the Quit
man Grays. and psivaee Query, Company u.
Observation-Disclosures r tlppin, FucKet, So
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JRfaRoas ..ct.--he auated vest arday
to some sharp hnehsterinL oper~Iou. carried
on 6y parties living III tins city The facts
then stated are uoW confirmed ~ Il letter ad-
dressed 70 the Mavor CT kjehGyed ley enc CT
the most reliable citizens OF tl4y4lua county.
Itappea,s tina, the people OF thal section h2s t
contributed freely TO the hospitals, but have
been much annoyed by reports tha; the pToVi
sious and deilc .ciea sent here we're coaaUuen
by the nurses and doctors, WEIe the seh Were
put OFF with o}ner diet. ~ application wa
made to the Army Committee Of tie oUnI
Mems Christian Association IN Richmond, ant
the charge completely refuted. Subsequently
however an individual appeared in the coanl!
on the pEctence Of buying chickens, butter,
and other articles, stating nat mis- own b0uss
was croWded with invalid soldiers " nom bt
was gla UitUu8iy feeding tal nursing, and the
impression created ~ tuis person Was that All
tue food sent IA the sick bad been etuoezz!ee
by the hospital officials, who either consumed
o. sold il, Inc fast III tits case IS ,I4at Ii,
hIcksler tfoI his name IL in he Mayor pos
session. Is nlaGiHg fnscla>ca iyf speculation
instead vf beauYy.eIye. W E1eu not UecUuY
sp:tle III gtlaupg The gtUs- 1Apd,alion uHO.-
me physicians IN c.,arG4 ii oar hospitals. 40.
.heir high personal ana professional t1afa,:e
places tueDI above aIsp4lluu; "pt ~ a.uteI>t>
a"pe thar every effort NHl be haid'
to apprehoud every oue WAC = employed II
The utfutoHs practice of spteuiaJ,nE upon ia,
sympatpira % the people AMI the ne>eesitlee
OF tue sick, for ii IL really ii sti{m.. upon the
reputation ot the capital ol Virginia.
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w. 40 THE III 8euRlHERS ar IHl.
- RELIGIOUS HLAALD -The I4sst!ry
II the machinery a f5e uiu tr13H y st}. us ufr.
TecsiYi7g orr paper, prevented car ! s. 39e It's
HnRALD tHo pact 1Fcc<. Ne are mIst- 81 eyrlt
Ell 'rt 10 secure u supply elsewhere. Under hiss
unexpected and unforeseen rrnurseace We trra'
cur reader viii al with patiently Tor Il brieg
space, Until p can obtain ne 80 sde oup3.v to re-.
sdrle our Issue lands. SHAEEH = 10.
Richmond, Oct. &c lsfi &C 2g-3f&
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- IEpEPENDENT

A.. INDtPENDENT
- VOLUNTEERS.
Geltlelnsn desiring to help our frieafs III
KENTUCKY
IA their Efforts TO beat hack the Yankees AID who
d. not VI sh 20 so iuto regular caat.ni7n viii "a
port theu.Sal yes ior
MOUNTED ,-}sE VICE
- ORA, q. room Z}- e.Xehs gre ..e.ti .ttg~ ID
pro i our tide Y 20 the . Est.
Nv order OF the
oc 29-tt& GnMahNpAf-T
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W i nicely furnished

For gentleman and lis wife ROOF
Select Boarding House Az. Yr,
Add ess ~. a." 81 this cfire. kns.~
pIic" and particulars, or vii rot he n ME- "a.
&C 2n-2f* "s4,
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Z OSf OR StULLE--Une Il y marked -
/ - w. ttNNfs, hlchIaDut va between T.
1ecsLurs depot and J,h Get, between Lain and
Cary. Anr intorsna.ioo ghat viii 'eed TO- the IT.
coTeTy of She Box. viii BE- suitably rewarded BY
apalc .tlOn II tls ol!lcr. or PIT. =
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E40eEx. gaAT'swMsss.

Robbery James Davis. CHARGED with steal
mg sta from James Johnson, an Alabama sol.
der, Oh FFiday night Last, was arraigre,i be
f"re taa Mayer Yesterday ,IoiiiFan wa the
hrst ~.taesS called. but he cou.d tell nothing
more OF the circumstance than that he had a
coiis'straoi" saia OF Eennev IN his possession on
THE night named while he was rnnet intnxi.
Gated IL was, however. ascertained from the
evidence OF Ferander Henderson, a comra1e.
thai he was III Jobnson's company on the occa-
SION, and was desir"us of taking care of him,
having seen him exhibit his money in very
careless way lie counted the money. which
amounted 10 STA. They visited a number of
drinking saloUns, and finally went to house of
iil.fanne on Locust Alley where they found the
women in a state Of high excitement in come
qaence of a row which had previously oc-
Cured, and Johnson being disposed 10 make
"A noise, was escorted ont hy the prisoner Davis
He remained i'll their company, ana visited
other bar rooms, Johnson meanwhile nav
ivy tie money ia his possession until after Ten
. flock Whsle the party were standing on
sidewalk. Davis went to Johnson and-heid
him around ,ae waist as ii 10 render assistance
bif soon retired short distance, when Johnson
called ots Hes got my pocket-book.' Davis
then ran of aud they soon lost sight of him
The facts relative To tire occurrence in thr
housa On Locust Alley, were corrobera.ed hv
one If the wonisu residing there Officer
Blob succeeded in arreatiug Davis ON SATURDAY
=, he Fairfield Race Course but found only
$l.25 in his pockets
No testimony was introduced for The d.
fence and the Mayor renaHdad the pri~onertt
he examined before Il called court on Tuesday ;
November 1t0, Oh "a charge Of felony.
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WANTS.
~ ANTEU-1ha aftiilt..t -.

Ma AN Eo.--A laay, vino, Azy-ny----------.
w reverse Of fortune. j. now d-slr.',- "a,
tanning hsme III some highly respsr.,si.a " y
wnes, 4-e p III eheerf'ly render her ANY,
SEAMS ALAS, In return OF hs- board 'cta a.
home. The lady ID a good D~e,s ,osL - N9a "a
sewer. end desires only To secure u GOD AZ -sa
some kui1 lady Please atdrt 50 Is 4 :. ". VI
Dr. patch s'sssv
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OSi--A white
POINTER PUPPY.

<,Oont SIX mouths Old. lie Lad on co}Iur with
the inscription - III. Lee, {. s. 4 =" on il. A
sti.sbl- reward viii be paid FIR lis rctUsn to TIC
undersigned, at the new air Grounds
DC 29-2t~ John a. MAYNARD
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- q X : \ I. 4
g 81 hfds. y. .. SUGAR.
- bbls No. Coffee SUGAR;
80 bbis. SYRUP;
Crushed and pulveri1sd SUGAR;
RI u, NAILS, &c
80 ibis pure Mou tain WHISKEY;
FRENCH BRANDY md VINES.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER q OTFY,
oe -A'-@y II Pearl 81, Richmond.
ID RIME COUNTRY BACON.
2 bhds. sice countre cured
y ID LING BACON,
Good size for family use.
Also, d !ot Of saetr-cured HAMS in store and for
sale by 6. Il LtAfkIN & BRO, Grocers.
oc 29-ff* Franklin S.. opposite Met. Hal.
-, . @@rs. SWEEP POTATOES. in a''
- basheIs CHEsTNUTs, in line order.
APPLES. RICE SHOES
BACON HANS BUTTAR, and LARD
or sale nv
". u. TO hPkINS & BRO.
oe ut Ea.in Rank.
T1ONSIGNED FOR SALE
~ loo bs prime FEATHERS;
2,D) lbs. Home made SOAR
e nGr;e3 % a.I i've
*.rersi lots fae BUTTER, BACON FLAX.
! j f'5.i;> s YOUNGER ( orrv,
- El-e@ IL pearl street.
pN0 bAkRh1.s 60,
ev september packed
For sale hy
re @a--!w T. o. HASxtNs.
& : i IL
... 800 10 Is of pure sauud
In good order.
TO. SHE ~
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M i y I +. -
w AEIILLLRIaTs WAyT.n
1sSa HA.C-itii' Fv'.a,esi 'cr The AJ4s.-,
th.ery Company, now st AIa-asss , -
Also. y snte,i. Tor .a-ne, one Ei.txrzr
bhAchShltI i. Apply at ~. 2t a. <
hot.I. iroal to 2 g ctc,k L Il. e. ,z-. e,s-s,
uCtii l7t ~ November, after thst ine- 80 60,
Junction lie zs--tts Gao. =. A.1,,I,y '44ee-ass
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= SARA te!I OF
\ pressing t'dH. = 'aay nc yon have heard II -
BHi. SINCE Il rFves ~ purpose vet Gl venture
To scsie II 'ijtic M. G
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13

sa.A Methodist preacher, whose
hearers were in the habit of going to
sleep ov cr his prcachings, bought q
lin whistle, aud on Sunday, when he
.aw goodlt number under the SOM
aolescent influence, he drew forth his
whistle and blew shrill shrek. In
IN instant, the whole congregation
was awake, and upon their feet, star
ing at the minister, ut one another,
and wondring what in the name OF
human nature was to come next
You're set of smart specimens OF
humanity, amt you 2" said the dcvine
whistler, as he slowly gazed around
an the astonished asscmblage. "When
! preach the gospel to you, you 60 to
sleep; But the moment | 90 TO play.
ing the devil you're all wide awake,
mp and coming like rush Of hornets
with u pole in their nests
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II,0 CON.uMPTINEs!--The adverti.cr,

having rccn restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having .uf-
frrcd for several years with severe lung afee-
ton, and that drcd disease Consunp'ion,is aHx-
ious to make known to his fsllCw-suaerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire It, be will send n copy of the
prescription used, free Of charge with the di-
-.ctions for preparing and using the san:c which
they will find n sure cure for Consumption,
Atthma. Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is 10 bcnc.
1T the afflicted and spread information which he
concciycs to be invaluable. a1d he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost Them
nothing. aud may prove blessing.
PcrsUus wishing the prescription will nlcne
addrc.. Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
nov7-lv, Wiliiamshur.h, Kings Co.. NJ !
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CHAINS OF ALL KINDS,
NEW RRgEDIFs ron
SPF X NJ A TO X X II E r A

"OwARp A soCrArIoS, PnILApELruIA, 4 Ben
srolenf Instiiviion es'nbi.hed by special En-
do,rmsnt, r The relief Of the Sick aud Distres'ed,
afflicted rih Violent and Chronic Disen',', and
cpeciaHy for the Cure Of Di'cn'c' ot The Seruo'
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given grOti'. by the Acting
Surgeon.
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW RENEpirs employed in the Dispensary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of shargc. Two
or thrc, Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
Dir. J. SKItLEH lIouGHroy, Howard Association
No. 2. S. Ninth st., Philadelphia. 29my ly.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes ioF' 81
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER g. co., Lowell, N"
CLEABFlELD STONE WARE POTTERy,

Thankful for past favors and solicihous " |"
ture patronage. Iwould respectfully anno..,
that have on hand again, and will cons''..!
keep at tho Pottery in this borough, on tSe "
ner short distance east of the Methodist Vnul,,
large stock of Crockery, such as Cream V,vt,,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe .a,
DC. dc. md also an extensive as'ot'm'% :.
different sizes aud patterns of eraeksn
ro.ettes for curnicc on houses. and othc' Nv
diugs.
Any mouldings not on hand will DC n'~
order on short notice. Also fire BRICK ~'
and kept for sale. ~
as~A liberal reduction on prices rre n,Sv
Wholesale dealers. T. LEITzINGBE
Clearfeld, may 80, ls6l.-ly.
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PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
GuIDE--Bcing a private

Nj ARRItGR GUIDE--Bcing n private
vi instructor for married persons or thofe
about 10 be married, both male and female in
every thirg concerning the physiology and reln-
lions of our sexual system, and the production or
prevention Of offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English
language, by WM JUNG, VI. d. This /, really
valuable and Interesting work. 1t is written
in plain language for the general reader, and i.
illustrated with numerous cngravngs. All young
married people, or those contemplating maria gc,
and having the least iIspc5imcnt to married life,
should read this book 1t discoscs secrets that
every one should he acquainted with still it is n
book that must be lnCkcd 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 ST.
above Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa.
EfJ' afflicted and L'ntoriuna'e--No matter
what may be your disease, before you place your.
self under the care of any one Of the note riou'
QuNcks, native or foreign, who advertise in thi,
or any othcr paper, get copy Of either Of Dr
Ioung's books, and read it carefully. 1t will bC
! the means Of saving you Eany dollar, ysuI
health, and possibly your life.
/ DR.. YOUNG can he consulted on any OF III,
diseases described in his publications, at biz
office, No. 4l6 Spruce st, above Fourth. nil,
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mA.A lady making inquiries ola boy
about his father, an Incorporate man,
who had been sick for some time, as
kod whether he had regained his APP
petito-"No, ma'am," said the boy,
mot axactly his appetite is very
poor, but his drinkatite is rs good as
ever"
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fun ano falitp.

PIcKETING.-A BurleSgue.-WhilC
n my lonely beat, about an hour ago
alight tread attracted my attention
nd on looking up, behcld one ofthc
sccesh's pickets standing before Inc.
Soldier" says he "you mind me OF
my grandmother, who expired before
was born but this unnatural wal
has made us enemies, and must shoot
YOU. Give me n chaw terbacker.'
He was young man, my boy, in
The prime of life, and decended from
the First Families Of Virginia. That
IS to say, his mother was avirgin. At
east that's what understood 10y the
First Families cf Virginia,
looked at him, and says [:
Lets compromise my brother"
"Never - says he. The South is
jghting for her liberty, her fresidcs,
md the pursuit ofhappincss, and ] de-
ire most respectfully to welcome you
with bloody hands to hospitable
rave"
Stand off ten PAGES" says | "and
It's see whose name shall come before
he coroner first"
He took his place and we fired sim
itaneously. heard II ball whistling
va barn about quarter Of Il mile on
say right and when the smoke clear
ID away, / saw the secesh picket ap
roach me with an awful expression
Of woe on his otherwise dirty cOunte-
lance.
Soldier" says he, "was there any
hing in my head before you fired p
Nothing" says !, "save few
harmless insects
81 speak not of them,' says he
Was there anything inside ofmy
head 2"
Nothing !" says J.
"Wcll," says he, "just listen now
He shook his head mournfully, and
| heard something rattle in it.
whats that ?" exclaimed.
"That," says he, "is your bullet,
which has penetrated my skull, and is
rolling around IN my brain. | die
iNPpy, and with an empty stomach;
hat there is one thing would like to
s.e before l perish for my country.
llavo you quarter about you ?,
Too much affected to speak, | drew
the coin from my pocket and handed it
T. him.
The dying man clutched it conv ul- ,
s.vely, an started at it tevsriShly.
"This," said he, "is the first quarter
We seen since the fall Of Sumter and
Lad | wounded you, | should have
zen totally unable to give you any
quarter All how beautiful it is
low eXquisit, and good for four drinks
But l have not time to say sll feel"
The expiring soldier then laid down
his gun, hung his cap and ovcrcoat on
:, branch of tree and blew his nose.
He then died.
And there stood, my boy, on that
l1nlcy beat, looking down upon that
fallen type Of manhood, and thinking
how singular it was he had forgotten
to give me back my quarter. The
light and the thought so affected me
thai was obliged to turn my back
on the corpse and walk n little away
from it, When Ircturncd to the spot
the body was gone Had it gone to
Heaven? Perhaps so, my boy-per-
haps SO but | haven't seen my quar-
ter since"
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JOB PRINTING.

An extensive stock of Jobbing matcria
enables the Publisher of the "RepuIlicm'
to annou ce to The v&t.io that he is prepa
red - do ,il Kinds of
PoSTrR., IAY?x:ITs, Programmes,
BLAy1s, TlzsE bGoI', CIRCULARS,
LABELS, BALL T,CEI:s, NANDBlIrS.
ard every dind CT Ilin,ins usually done
in country ob oaco.
All orders viii be executed with ncat-
ness and despatch.
q. b. GOODLANDER g. co.
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disease. cold settles somewhere In the boiy :,
striicts Its natural functions These II nj M
react upon themselves and the surrounding ora
ducing general agSavation, sufhsring, and A.
While IN this condition, oppressed by tho derans..
take Ayers pls. and how directy they r,,o.
natural action of tho sysiem aud with Il tl,o -
feeling of health again. What Is true and 20 anr
this trivial and common complaint Is also te in a
Of the deep seated and dangerous distempers IT,
pn'gnttse effect expe's them Caused by similar Ol,
iians aud arrangements Of the natural functins ~
b,dy, tLey are rapidly, and many " them sately -
10y the snu,o means. None who know the virtus- q NJ
Pills will neglect TO employ them when suffering ~
the disorders they euro.
Statements from leadng physicians In some d i
principal citvs, aud FROM other well known pull. n
tOn.. ~
From It Fo,,cirdng Merchant # s. Louis, RL M,
In. Argr: Your pills are tirs paragon Of ail n.
yToli In medicine. They have our,- my little dav,,'
OF urerpuS sores upon ior hands and fet that hal NJ
incur,blo for ycrrs. Her mCkhcr has been lon. ~
r,.sy atcd With hlotchc, aud pimples on her In
IN lcr hair Aftcr child was cured, sLo an ~
your Fills and they have cured her.
ASA MDrCpua.
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Constipation, ,Costtvenrss, supprei,iOA
Hhcumntisni, Gout, Neuralgia, DfsP'
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

t'nm Dr.. j. T. rruglu, M.ntr'i CInaid
Ton much cannot hc snid " your rills flr ilc rrna
cii,rH,n. lfutheis II our fraternity have funl ltr
riFcaCiou4 ~ have, they should Join NE IN rctan
ing It ur the benefit II tho multitudes who surt' a
that complaint. which, although hnl enough In ~, B
tho progcnitor of others that are worse. l"'u ~
hrrnrS, IN originate IN the liver, hHt Your Fills at G
organ anl Crrs the disease
y"m Mr.. q. SuuIt Physician and M'rVi Dds
lnd one or two large losas of yo,r rll' taken h
proper time are .scrllnt rrosotlvcE Of the m'nrl ~
h"s whcs wholly ur partially suppressed, AMI I' VI
cn,siual 81 c,Urc tho s!urnnrh ail rJyW rnitb lhi
are - much the l--t lhysic we ayJ that rr'0inh
no other 10 M! patients.
From n. Rer. Or. HnclcI, efh, Mlt"iJ Epis cir'-
Prt,sRi HORSE Savannah Gr.. Jan 4 Nv
IInSoRrp SIN: should lie ungrstelul tF 'hs ith
your tkll has brought mo II did not report ny risl
you. cold settled in my limbs mud brought On n1.
ciatng nr'pngir rd,ns, which ended In chIonie wv.
isn. Manufacturing had the he.t nj physicians "
disease grew worse nni worse until hy the adyieed
excellent agent IN rNllimsrc, nr. Mackenzie, tea "
Pills. 1hsir effects were slow. hut sure by iee''a-
In the usc Of them, am now entirely we'll
srStrS CH,MDrR, naton Rouge, Ia., De- S' Ta
Dr. AIEr: have been entirely cured by yorr wv y
Rhc1natc Gouia painful disease that bad aiGn,T n,
fr years. NlNCLAI sb'ph'"
RS Mo.t of the Pills in market ccntsn h'ta7
Lhirh, slthuuCh a valuable remedy In skilnl nanh @
dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful IN, W.
yucnccs that frequently follow its incsutous u'C JUG
n'ain no mercury or mineral substance wla'e'u'
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes TOT ~
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER g. co., Lowell h''
EsJ' Sold by C. D. Watson, Clearsell b
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13
WALTER BARRETT

ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
his care, in the several Courts Of Clearfold and
adjoining counties.
o0ie. ths one formerly cScvpied by G. R.
bpet,
Oct. seth, Is59-1y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13
Hen dache sic ckIiendaehe Foul stcm,l

ITVV UT' f71'VIT U 7'ONTi UIIInWf
bElR limo. AVER: cannot answer you iri,di sopDr j
have crei with your rills better than to ty a1ns'
erer rsh ruth Il purgdtire medicine. place great h.
ienro nn coctunl rathaTilc in my iniy contel :.
iyoa,o, ani believing o that Your PllIs asori n
best wo have, OF course value them highly.
PlrrsnrHG, Pa, May |, lW
Ia. !. c. Arm. Sir: har been repeatedly sa,,I,
iLc worst hc1iichs any body can have by do.e a 4,
of yonr Pills. II seems TO arise from foul ,csu,
which ihoy cleanse at once.
Yours with great respcct, In. W. PRERly
T1,rt nj Cy,,... M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13

RGs' Jenny, what is member of
Congress ?" "A member of Congress
is u personal pronoun, agreeing with
selfintcrest' and is governed by eight
dollars day understood"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-13

Bss~"You arc an Irisbman," said a
fellow tauntingly to his neighbor.
Well, sir am no more responsible
for having been born 40 lrishman than
YOU are for having been born an ass. "
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