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, 1861-01-04

Suw. therrfoEe n1blic notice + hereby given that by
Tirtne OF said IsuE Dr"d eail the Iuurtl day u
January H. D. i at I. O'Clock. 1oon Of s.td day Ut
tAc North door q 5hc CuTt iitu.t III said city nf LII
s*,l a. l. 1 p5s + sa,i Trust iced described shieh
block one mid lure uuc IL l~ ts tsrse Isl ssd
1gIr c6 - n bi"sk 6? al ia lnl"n Isfk Adlton to
nancss taerfunto tSonsus. and ;l lie right Ee and
ntelsst and efu!tt of seirnlptto:4 witch the ead
said ueru F 1: /. i.IESEn + r.7t.e
AalCA1o DccenMf II lS+s. ueI1usE-lpt
, 1861-01-04

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County -

GTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
~ SOUTH CHICAGO-The ta1es for ;56o arc now
due Parties having taxes to p4y can do 10 At No. IL
no29.dss9:m WH. q. MURRAY. Collector.
, 1861-01-04
Discrelitel Illinois

oee1e eaatea atAao's'' ''-''''.'.--'.s. 10
Va. North + South carolina, ti2-*
q, ~; aad old Tenn. banks.-..-..: =.
8tock Bank OF Tennessee. ...-.-..+.. .5I10 :.
cScHNArI.--Weq quote As follows from the G..
.=tte Of yesterday:
The exchange market closed, yesterday, ratlu +
heavy. and dealers are looking for the estallist~
znent oslow rates. We repeat, IS matter Of 1cI
rFeuce, oue quotations.:
Buying. Selling,
New York Sight ..-....NAE Prem. XGE nrn
New grles1s; ,.-..-..-4Gh prem. prem.
american Goio- ..-..-- u prem. prem.
BosToS-Thc ANds and Bee OF Monday Say:
Money is still increasing In Abundance. The speeiv
Increased $196,aoo yesterday, and the banks are
now holding something over ,ooo0oo Thi. PLACES
them on frm basis. The financial crisis mn;
now be considered at an end,
N. =. RAsks-The following 1s synopsis oftLc
condition Of the y. T. Banks for three sgceks:
, 1861-01-04

NEW YoRx, Jan. s-Bustness win be quite
generally suspended tomorrow. The Corn
Exchange, Stock Exchnnge and public build
int,s will all ba closed
, 1861-01-04

HAMILTON, c. W, Jan. IA large meeting
was held here last evening In relation to the
fugitive slave case Of Anderson. Speeches
were made jnstifying his escape, and rcsolu,
tion5 were adopted to use every every exertiou
to prevent his rendition.
, 1861-01-04
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From md after tAa 9.se ua.a further not,ee, o.r
EAST.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
!aS M y 80 \ =
M PlfTsRUnGH. Fl: WXiY;&Ei; 4 CHICAGO. T. \
iND .....-'~- ~ ~ 4.
SOUTHs
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY { CHICAGO.
: ~ Illinois CENTRAL. W. A' 4
IL ID = a xo :. Z
WEST:
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY.
Sta II .4......-+........ s5 l.. II.
lete ts : S:1 =
- - GlIGAGo. FULTON i IOWA CENTRAL. = d.
-" ~ = d1iESi 6Hiiiee:Aco 5s1oS;.: INV 4 n
ELG1S i STATE LIKE. .''~.'A4''" - T.
ofo r. A. ~
NORTH:
CHICAGO i MILWAUKEE
.s. CniciGo L 'SoR1HwEsfIE:RS: ' + =
So r ~. "a
Oar time IL uneeuelei to and from all polnts and
present te eaf as Re aaa oGT III
FSfx F{saz 6ESHJ .a S fk 254Ss!S y
connecting II ln tl,eseny avoiding tile delay 81 r.
q oset IL tx sHPh
i F9an 1s |. ss s' hs
[f Es y azx
FOR DENVER CITY,
And all parts Of tile t;o1d Regions We would also
ss11nE is igxases Is; e1 aeys1 goods thereby swing
, 1861-01-04

Loans torthe week. eek.....,,,.,,.-.. x4aa 9t.
New YoNK sGocK MAAKET.-Thef following table
will show tbs course Of the atock market for tie
, 1861-01-04
Steamer Sunk.

NEYRH1s, jan. 3-The steamer 4. Il. Seaver
sunk on Sunday night near Pine Bluff. No
uyes Lost.
, 1861-01-04
all under 200
all over go
- Au
averaging q

;:U q: s4.s5Qz5a5, dividing on go Ms
tG3 vi S, 5,o0G15, 50 dividing On 40 fbs.
II ct s., 5,03@5 40, dividing on zoo NJ.
70 III 34-T5et5.2: div. On 80 RS.
III Il Il. .75Q55.21 div. on 200 Ms.
lJo nj $i.1915:s1 div. on 100 rbs.,
~ at 81. .T54t5. Is dir. Oh 200 Ds.
1S& at s.. .O0gt5.Ss5 div. on 2f0 1ns.
t4l ut Is 0O4t5.a9 div Oh 200 rs.
LINE HOGS-Kersiycd, 1850. Market shade
, 1861-01-04

1Hu-1uELFHA BANKs--Thc weekly Statement
OF the Ph1ladelphia Banks, nAda up Mond = pre-
scnts the following aggregates, n compared VITA
those OF the previous week:
, 1861-01-04
Transportation.

4 AlERICAN EXPRESS COM
a. PAET,
Corner Lake and Dearborn Stxestss
@ EEz1s..E:;: :Is;5zzas EE5 3zEszs3
, 1861-01-04
!, T, &c, III. EDWARDS.

Agents for the American Watch Company. Wathsm
Mnsa. kcep cpRst family on hand .oa supply Of t,,
eslsGt at:d Witch At wholesale ai.A retail, No. 1al
ClasE stEeef Lar1upn lIIors. s.elsdas NV AfeoWtiaS
, 1861-01-04
Railroans.
1

,THICAGO,. BURLINGTON Il
" QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains leave aud hrrtre 3htcago - fol
lows: Mail leases at II Is \. {snnoays e1GsptenG
leaves At Has r. w.. aturdays excented): arrives =
5.ls tSIondaFs excepted. Aurora Accomnolaaaoama q q
r. A' s'''N' ~ G. I. HAMMOND. shp't.
, 1861-01-04

TIMOTHY HAY.-1OO car loads
l. Of the best Timothy HaJtn bales well boant Of
~ lbs cxch, md Tea Tons on car, 1or sale
CHEAP FOE READY PAY.
Aake application Immediately TO the Undersigned at
dsi91n rR1sB1E pRoTuERs.
, 1861-01-04

[From the Price Current, Jan. IL
he 5see,pts, dSing hs week snd r. and
lulluws:
From Kentucky. .--.......--............... $50
Y HGiiway---...--. 81 .S4t
~ HIfcr G9t
Htlsea M-....~.--.. ~.--...-..........-........ 3G90
, 1861-01-04

:. -"' -'--s E4s&14d4FtGQU
It vii be seen that ths Gold product is steadily
decreasing, It remains to be seen whether Piks.s
Peak and other regions can make up the deficit.
lxroRTs AND E1poErs.--On thta subject the y.
T. Hestld OF Monday remnrks:
The year will close on very quiet commercial
World The imports last week. though large in
comparison with previous weeks. were less tina
those Of tho corresponding week OF each Of the two
preFiou! years; the exports Of produce large, a.
this port for the year 1860 wifi exceed $l02 }
- noble an9nnt Il the present political trouble
goes on, we shall Ee3t spring ship good deal OF
cotton from New York, a. the movement OF cotton
BY rail through the Interior will be stimulated by
ne dtacaldes at the ports and the unsettled ae-
Ing arc lie comparative Custom House It taSles % Of
the trade Of the port for the week and since Jan.
ri.
, 1861-01-04
'J>RTTSTFE,e

-; HassAnM,H Bon,
1ndenture dated Nn
The lsecoSt1ers Omct
A PaSe ~ convey
and IT, In lock @fn
hCook Cpunty,H,;1
menf offs cettain M;
aolc to the ozuuof9 +
fonr hundred 4ndH1
default Of xuca psYn5
aactton; and. wharf
70 the nn,1eralzued \
zemn!1s unpaid, !:
Now. therefore nu
detlSntt1 TInsters aS
tioa IN t11iiar,IMus
that iay. AZ the uorts
caSn. IN tbs hiEhsTt /
Neuttontdn taifI fi4
~ saail b sGsfacient /
He4tGS Il
, 1861-01-04

UyFICE OF TIE TN{NCNEy
NEN fnRS Oct. u, 1s59.
AMERICAN WA7cn CoxrAxr, Walthan
GES1IxxEs-hasing carried one Of yorr watches for
the last eighteen months, say confidently that
they will do and rnay be bought with assurance that
the5 Eill Keep time fbellevc the watch unsurpassed
EtyAr
, 1861-01-04

NEW YoaE, Aug, {. 1Sdo-
GEsrlENEy.-1n reply TO yours OF asth nit, VIC take
pleasurc In stating TINT the American Watch now ln
use upon our railroad has varied only s1 seconds in
uttis over a.x FeeSs Respectfully.
S.W. T. ". A. Tonk1Y,
Contractors on the Ra-. L. Del Bsy RE,
To Messr1. Robbins & .iPr.yrnx
, 1861-01-04

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook, As-Circui. Court Of Ccok County, Feb
suary s Is.m M lssl Andrss % Nelson vs; Eex; ssoFk-
Erick Davtdzon- Ingchor ia. son. fIt Er5 ktls..u
Christ bfyazeson and NaE1 E.f1rvsun In tkancrsy.
Nels Encvsn- knut F1levst T.. Jn.a lilevson. Es.cE
Davidson, 1nsebot Davidson. t1.e lsynsc.o1. Cbtisu
having been tled M The ecr u Il. tl>tk Of said C1r.
eui5 g. H. Souff g Ge2S G3nn.y Soties r ertty giyen
bill Of cotnptunt IN said Court tic IhancrIs sds
thereof on th. tl:reen;:. day .: Decemhes. s, and
agalnst sald dde1 aaat- scs.rah'e on the thsd Mon
Now nnles5 ;ou ,!,v ea:d .slrI4icis, sh1l person
allx h. and appear os:re sall csca!t Court of cook
bc holden # Chicago. Fl EALd Comfy. Tie third
Monday pt tFcbra!s .ssl anA at. a>%tr or drnar
10 thr aai coHplaiant, hill d! complaint the tanl4
and tho ,natet.and thlas therein charged AZ stated
Hill BE- taken as:o,soeI aid ttrcEse entered aSainsr
Won nccut}ny+ Ii thE n-aSIr I 11h tilt
, 1861-01-04

- COMMERCIAL
THuEspAx EvEs1xa, Jan. 8, 1sto
Tha following arc the receipts and shipments for
tasp past foety-eisht hours:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
ENaLlsH LOVE OF COUNTRY LIFE

LAvERGSE, a distinguished French
writer, in commenting on the English
taste for country life, remarks =
The national literature, as express
i've Of manners and customs, contains
throughout marks of this distinctive
,rait in the English character. Eng
isnd is the country of descriptive pO-
.try; almost all theirpocts have liv.
cdin the country and sung of it,
Even when the English poetry took
ours for model, Pope celebrated
Windsor Forest, and wrote pastorals +,
if his style was not rural, his subjects
were. Before him, Spenser and Shak.
spearc wrote admirable rustic poetry
the song of the lark and nightingale
still resounds, after the lapse ofcentu-
ries, in Julict's impassioncd farewell
address to Romeo Milton-the sec
tartan Milton-employed his finest
verse in the description of the first
garden, and in the midst ofrevolutions
and business, his fancy carried him to-
ward the ideal fields of Paradise
Lost.
But it was principally after the rev.
oiution Of 1858, when England, now
free, began to be herself, that all her
writer's became impressed with the
love of country life. 1t was then that
Gray and Thomson appeared the
first in his celebrated Elcgies, and
among others his Country Church.
yard" the other in his poem of the
Seasons, striking in delightful sounds
this favorite chord of the British Tyre.
The Seasons abound with amiablc
description; it is sufficient to instance
the hay-making, harvest and sheep
shearing, the latter being already in
Thomson's time great business in
England; and among the pleasures OF
the country, his account of trout-fish-
ing, The angler, at the present day,
may find in this little descriptive pic.
ture his favoritc art fully detailed
The feeling is everywhere lively and
spontaneous - enthusiasm, real and
deep, for the beauties of nature and
the sweets of labor. To these Thom.
son joins that quiet, high religious
feeling which almost always accompa-
nies q solitary and laborious life, in
the presence of the never ending won.
ders of the vegetable creation. 1t
pareades the whole poem, especially
in the concluding past, where he lik-
ems the awakening of the human
soul after death to nature after win.
ter. ... .. ...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
. L w DRUG STOR E

The subscribers nave opened full and CON.
plete assortment OF DRUGS in the new brick
building Of DR.. Woods, on the corner Of Locust
and Cherry streets, in the borough of ClcnrHeld
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. The
business will be confined strictly to
Drug an,i Prescription Business,
And no pains will be spared to render satisfaction
DIR. NJ. WooDs. the junior partner, may alwsys $
be found aud consulted in the "Drug Store,
when not absent on professional business. A
separste room for consultation is attached to the
store, where patients may be examined privately
Every article usually found in such an estab
lshment will be kept on hand, and sold at greatly
redaccd prices.
TERNs BEING STRICTLY CASH, will enable them
TO offer inducements in the way Of pricel
Physicians will be supplied at a small pei
centage over cost and carriags, and their order,
are solicited. Every article sold will bo pure and
Of tie best quality.
fcb6-r WOODS 4 BARRETT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
TnE SIN THAT KILLED TIM BABY

A correspondent writes to the A.
MEXICAN AGRlCULTURIsT to the follow.
ing effect. 81 recently attended the
funeral of child ofthreo orfour sum.
mcrs. The minister during his remarks
dweld upon the fact that deaths is the
result of sin, which | agreed with /;
but ! thought, while looking upon the
lifeless lit tie form, that the killed
one, was sin against natural as
well as spiritual laws. She was clad
for the grave in the garments she
had worn while living, and the bare
neck and arms exposed while the
child was in health, to crafty the van
ity of the parents, had invited the
ldi scasc which proved fatal That
was the sin which killed the baby, and
which is making fearful work with
hundreds of others, whose parents pre-
fer fashion to health, and the exhibition
of their childien'sbeauty,to to the safety
of their lives"
This language is none to strong.
1t is positively wicked to subject ten.
der children to such treatment,
which would be fatal to adults of Wig
orous constitution. In our changeable
climate, especially, too great precau,i II
can scarcely be taken to guard the
throat and lungs from disease. They
need not be kept muflled with warm
clothing, but should always have suffi.
cient protection to guard against the
sudden changes, for viii h this
country is noted, Keep the children
chests and arms covered, if you would
have them hcalthy.-[ED. AGR.]
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
TINES IN PHILADEI


- PPIA - Tremendous Excitement among N
Masses sss,!!-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadolphia Police and the notorious For
ger and counterfeiter, ia nes Buchanan Cross !! !!
Cross Recsptured lit seems to be the gcner-
al opinion in Clearfeld. that il Cross had worn n
pair of Frank Shorts Trenches Boots, that he
would not he taken yet. However, Shorty is
not much put out AZ missing his custom but
would announce to all Breckinr,dye, Douglas,
Lincoln and Bel men, and women aud children
in Clcarfeld. and Sinnemahoning in particular.
that be IL prepared to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Caters Of any style or pattern, stitch
ed, sewed or pegged, land as he is short f.l.
low on short notice.
All kinds of country produce taken in eI-
change, and cash not r, fused Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, a,
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver 4 Cos store, FRANK SHORT.
n. b, Findings for sale Sept. ?6, 1860
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
NE w OTEL,
GUIDE--B.inv , ,,;,,,

NJ ARRIAGE GUIDE--Being a private
1Nl instructor for married persons or those
about TO bs married. both male and female, In
everything concerning the physiology and rela.
tions of our sexual system, and the production or
prevention Of offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English
language, by WIN YJUNG, VI. D. Thi. is really
valuable and interesting work. 1t !, writer
IN plain language for the general reader, and is
illustrated with numerous engravnes. All young
married people, OF those contemplating marrsge
and having the least impediment to married life,
should read this book. 1t disciosos secrets III
every one should be acquainted with still Il is A
book that must be lcked up, and not lie abou,
the house. 1t will be sent TO any one on recent
Of twenty. Eve cents in specie or postage stamps.
Addres. DR.. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4le Spruce a,
above Fourth, Philadelphis, Pa
JzS> 4Giicted and Unfortunate-No matter
what may be your disease, before you place your.
self under the care Of any one of the note riou,
Quacks, native or foreign, who advertise in tbi,
or any otter paper get a copy Of either OF Or.
foung's books, and read 1t carefully. II will be
the mean, Of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
Dr. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of IN.
disea'e. described in his publications, At hi,
otice, No. 4l6 Spruce ct, above Fourth. n7.ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY
PLANrs.-Tho crop Of fruit next year
will depend much upon the number
Of the new shoots grown this season.
Persons ignorant of their nature have
hoed up all young canes, as SO many
treapassers. OF course they get no
fruit the following year, as the shoots
onlp bear the second season, and die
in the Fall. Others, again, allow too
many canes to make a weakly growth,
with not enough vigor to produce a
full crop Of fruit. Avoid both ex-
tremes, leaving just sufficient good
strong shoots to keep the patch in a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
THE YAlNER's BANK.
JUNE WORK TO BE DONE.

In this month hefArmer will have
occasion to bring into requisition the
,aows, cultivators, horses and hand
hoes to loosen the soil about plants
andto keep down the weeds. Among
the first things let failures in the corn
field be replaced. Hay making will
!e the order Of the day, in the latter
part of this month-let everything be
in readiness. ......,..
Mangel wurtzel and sugar beets
should be sown during the first of this
month for stock.
Late cabbage should be transplant.
cI about the last of this MONTH
Lime and ashes sprinkled over the
plants will keep the insects away.
Seed patches in your grain fields
should be selected, and gone over,
removing cookie and all other foul
stuff.
Manures for Autumn should be in
preparation. Let your cattle yard be
covered with muck loam-thc fresh
droppings should be gathered and
mixed with compost material, thus sa'
ring in part, that which would cvap
crate when exposed to the sun. A
''ushel of dirty or cheap salt, to acord
ofmanure will prevent fire fanging
and the production of grubs, slugs, &c
A coating of charcoal dust or plaster
Of Paris will be advantageous in re
aiming the ammonia in your manure
heap.
Sheep should be washed as soon Il.
possible, and preparation for shearing
made. The wool market is opening
irrisk, especially in the lowerand mid
lilo grades, while the finer grades arr
held back for more favorable mar.
ket, which will certainly take place u,
soon as the country RECEIVERS its peace
ful commercial prosperity.
Seek to improve your stock BY say
ing the best calves, lambs, pigs, &c
tiood stock will cost you no more than
poor,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
LEARFIELD STONE WARE PuffElp

Thankful for past favors and sollcitiOu' o. y
ture patronage. would respectfully snnoai'
that have on hand again, and viii eOn,'s'ul
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on tns@
= large stock Of Crockery, such as Cream er0tl'
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe e'nil
dc. de-; and also an extensive mIortmsn'
different sizes and patterns Of brackets ~
rosettn for cornice on houses. and other n'''
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand will be usds
order on short notice. Also ERE brick nf'
and kept for sale.
~A liberal reduction on price, msds
Wholesale dealers. 7. LEITzINGEE
Clear6eld. may 20, ls7O.--ly. ''
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vigorous condition. The oldest plan
ted raspberry roots in the writer's
grounds, wcrc set Is years ago, and
they are now the best, yielding largo
strong canes which bear abundantly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
Cabinet, Chair Making,
AVID DOWSR HAHN ElN$'

ToHN GULICH, Of the borough Of Clssrt.la
u Pa, will be prepared at all times to sitsna
to any business in the above line on s,e
notice, and In . workmanliks manner. His Pp
OF business 10 At the old shop On the north no's
Market street. Sd door east Of Third st., pss.
opposite the old Jew store; where he viii ~ NY
constantly on hand . large sssortmsht o. Z.
hogony and Cane Bottom Chsirs, and Cs"'.
Ware Of every description, which he will dups
ofon - reasonable terms As the same sre"
can be had elsewhere in the county.
His stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hsno y.
sists In part of-Dressisg and Common Bur..,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desk -
Book Cases, french and Field Post Bsdne.s. =
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and PER :.
bles, &c. CsAns manufactured and deliver"
any pisee desired.
February ., rsss.-tno. 4, vol. iv.]
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
JOB PRINTING.

An extensive stock of Jobbing materia
enables the Publisher Of the Republican
to announce to Tie public that he is prepa
red to do al kinds Of
Posters, FAx,x.Irs, PROGRAMMES,
BLANKS. FAPl1 Books, Circulars,
Labels, EALL T.cXr-s, HASDplLLs,
ard every xind CT printing usually done
in countryi OBJ o&cc.
All orders will be executed with neat.
ness and despatch.
q. b. GooDLANDER & co
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reru. q AdveftIslnS.

Over three weeks and less than three mohths "a
cents per squa.e for each insertion.
BlEEsss notices not excseding shines are in
srted for ~, a yeI;. ...s.. -...,.
Advertis,m snts not marked withthe number Of
insertions desired, VIII 30 continued until forbid
md charged according to these terms.
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Gb. 6I.arddh 9tpublitan.
Of su bsc ription.

II paid In advance. o. within three months ~ ~
II paid any time within ths year, % So
II paid after the expiration of the year. w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
'TYRONE CITY HOTEL

Col. A. p. OWENS, PRorRIEroR,
Respectfully announces to the travelling public
that he has now taken charge Of this large and
we'll known house, and will conduct II in such a
manner A. will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction to nll who may favor him with q
call. noy7-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
HARTSWlCK'S .
DRUG d. VARIETY
spOR, @o

MARKET STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIL
The undersigned will have constantly on hand
a wei selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye
stuhs, Oils, Paints, Tobacco and Segars, Station
which he will dispose Of cheap for cash.
He 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
rates. J. G. HARTSWICK.
Clesrfeld, Pa, Dec. 26, 1860.
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-- 49,. Flour.
~ ooD ARTICLE, for ,sle q, the 'to.. q 4,
" ian13 W., IRNl''
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r OH n Cd f L l.
IUPHoLSTER AND CARRIAGE TRIM.
MER,

Located at 4. II. .Mdm's Nus, ono miGc las
Of UcdrGcH borough,
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Prioe. rs eents per Boz. or Boxes for W
Prepared BY Or. J. c. AVER H. CO., Lowell, IA"

6S- Scld by C. D. Watson, Clearfsli b.
Irwin, Cur~ensville; !. Arnold, Luth.r'euT
Montgomery 4 Co., New Saiern &c. BrsiM
Morrisdale, c. II. Foster, Philipsburg; and hli'
Chase, Ansonville and by dealers veryvhH'
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sst have ~sed your i'ilis ~ my general aud h-Ja
practice since you made them, aud cain hr.isl,
gay they the best rsilartic wpsmpl"y. Their rsr
atisg aiiun IN tho liver is quit and deided oup,s
Iucn,y they sIu an admirable remedy f,r deranscmrs
Z that organ. Indeed, have sehi,an found ae Il
-hsai tcdN obstinate that Il did not readily yirs
ihcni. lIatrrnally ,"uIs, AiONzo NALL M,
ILyuci idn .J he Miiihs HaJral
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From Dr. Th,~isrs EtR, II S,T I"k Ciy. =.
Snt only arc your Pills admirably snt,d in th.Ir rW
jyss ~ an Airricnt lat hni tlrr ensh,al ,nrr,uJ
the Liver very marked imic-i They have In my rrs
irs yru,-d m"rs eRectual for the cure VI h,an
Jii,ris than ANY remedy Tan n,eniiuil. surh
irrico that wo ha,s At length lurgaii,c Which WI
til, tho cvnfirIrc Of the profession aud tie reTl,
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Your rills have had iong trial 10 lay prsiics, ss
held then, n est-n v,s 81 the hest sprtiehls Va.
ever f.uad Their slierai,u effect nI"n the liver nla
ih-n an excellent remedy, whom given IN small ,r s,
Ji.aus dys,rt,rJ dDd diprrhva. 1hsir sagsr-csih,
nsk,, thvsa y,ty acceptable aud Icucnt bl tic us
4 wo,nen ssd clliren.