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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Sent on for Ts1ai.-Two men, called John
T. Smith and 8. Miller, alias Julius Shirley,
wers brought before the Mayor yesterday.
charged with robbing John W. Gravaley, a
boarder at .he Columbian Hotel, on Monsay
night, Of $lG0 in bank notes anc gold watch.
M. Gravsey appeared a. witness and iden-
titled his funds, part of which consisted Of
three $40 Confederate Treasury notes, and his
watch The manner of the robbery was in.
dieated in yesterdays psper-the parties as
eertsininR the fact of Mr. Graveley's arrival
and calling for n bed in the same room. The
proof being very direct, the parties were sent
to Jail to be examined before q called Court
Of Hastings next Monday. Shirley came ori
ginaliy from Vicksburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Eqaaa6ly Adusted-A white woman, called
Sophronia Hill, was indicted into the pre-
eeuce of tho Mayor yesterday, for committing
a misdsnsesaor, the sans consisting In hsf
having hired house to a slave named Char
ioite, wishou. she written consent Of her
owner. The prao!ics being enc very much in
dulgsd III by parties either ignoraE or desi,
rous to evsds the law, the Mayor fined Mlss
Hill $50, and exactsd security from hsr for
her future good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Worthy Of Notice.-We should do our
selves In ustics did We fail to notice the self
sacrificing patriotism which has distinguished
come Of our citizens during the last two days
Thousands of persons have arrived, tired,
hungry, aud weary. 1t is with pleasure tha.
va point to the cheerful sacrifices made by
M. Louis Antsiotti aud bis lady, who not
only closed up their store at the Central depot
for two days, bat opened their house adj accent
for the reception aud arrangement Of the food
contributed BY Thousands Of our citissns CIR.
camstances forbid ns TO say moro; but We
nevertheless think that debt Of gratitude is
due those who have entered with nntiriug do
vctisn into the eanss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Nsss.-Ths Mayor yestsrdsy aned NJ.
Wn. A: Irving Is because HE soA Joseph
had barked one VI the trees In the Capitoi
squsre. James Gaines was fined . because
hfs servant had driven . wagon across the
sidewalk Of 4th street, contrary 70 city or
dinanee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Did Not hppear.-On Monday, Cora vii.
lams appeared before one of the city alder
dermsn aud procured warrant for the arrest
Of a man named James Denny, or Dervis, for
threatening violent assault, who, In pursu-
auee Of the mandate, was daily nsbbed and
put in the cage during the day. Tho case was
TO have heen eliminated yesterday, bat the
witness fsiiing to respond TO her name, shs
accused party was directed to make himself
scarce with sll sonveniens spesd-an ipissc-
ton which be did not hssitate &c obey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
[Corrsspondesce Richmond DAILY Disra. sh.l
brilliant Little SbtrmisA-Rctd into Stof
foyd-hftlttaru Na{ters. GA


FREpKRICxsBuRG, VA, April 7, 1859.
few Yankees ctme over into King
George a few days since, ard stole away =
negro woman and her children 8 fer .'look.
Ing around" and getting aCQasinted with
their new masters, ms servants begged mos +.
earnestly to be return ed to their 1orme1 own.
ers. a little boat was prepa red, and dozen
men cams over with the servants. Tnree OF
our farmers, will their doabls- barrel gnns,
concealed themselves Lear the banks Of Ihe
river, and, as the boat CT mo uo, Let re t
the enemy. Three ware killed ,o,hsrs wound
&c. and our farmers escaped without 4
scratch
The Yankees. in force, cams to Stafford 81.
II. few ca y ego, AID psrtorm Ell some Ct the
most 5rutaI scis CT which q iespls Wsr. ever
Enilty The reason they gave for their r:s-
ceiity was, that in marching To the Court.
House eight OF their mum esr wsre nied by
few u our me1, who were concealed Son
the way-stis.
Ihcrs era many soldiers more. / canno,
tell you how many. The men are IL sood
heath and spirits, and eager Tor u fl nt
The price Of everything has gone up,
owiL & TO the pressnc9 OF So large IA army
Tcad is $40 cord, butter so csaIs l. pound I,
and o her reS6saaries as l!gn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

C.. S. District Ccu1.-The Grand Jury Of
thie Court yesterday indicted Charles Melton.
mail carrier between Pittsylvania C, H. and
Lynchburg, for tealir z draft from the mail on
the 22a OF March, aud VIM. II. Crawford,
alias Fiem Razor. for passing ten dollar
counterfeit Confederate Treasury note on the
bar-keeper Of Jarrstt's Hotel, in Petersburg,
Va. The Grand Jury adjourned until twelve
O'Clock To- dsy, when they will proceed with
,h. csee Of Geo. w. Elan. charged with an
offence similar to that committed by Razor
The witness in the case, Charlotte Gilman,
arrived from Memphis, Tenn, yesterday even
ing in custody of Detective Goodrich.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

attempted Escape Hugh MeManp. who
was con United to Cassle G5cwin last Friday
nigh: for robbine Captain Stuart, of Mary
land, of sum OF monsy a. the S2otswood
Hotel, tried to get cat yesterday evening,
and succeeded 50 far as jumping from a win
dow Of the Castle was concerned, bat was
seized before he had gone many steps ard
conducted back 10 mis- old quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Assaun witA a Brick6at.-Wm. D. Bow.
man was brought before the Mayor yester.
day, charged with having assaulted Private
Bailey, Of the Davis Light Dragons, with =
half briskbat, and INJECTING Q serious wound.
The case was continued until the 10Th inst.
for further tastinOnY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Ice QYsstsn.-Ths winter Ia past, ald il 10
svidsn. We shall have no Ice this summer
Will not the Common Hall Of the city have
four or Eve new wslls dug in each Ward -
afford the citizens and strangers coming to our
city good cool water7 The hydrant water
cannot be used therefore, it is all important
something should be done to accommodate the
public. What little ice they may have in the
country, will be taken for the use of the poor
sick soldiers in the hospitals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

New Casairy Company We call attention
TO the advertisement Of Messrs Hobson and
HARDWOOD, who have opened recruiting otiss
ut No. 2U6 Main street, for the purpose of
raising.a FIRST class cavalry company. The In
ducsmenss offered to young mon to join their
company are of a most satisfactory kind
horse ane equipment being furnished each 70.
cruis thus placing the members in position
to enter active service as once. Il 10 proper
10 say that the corps, when ready for service,
will Be attached 10 Capt. H. Clay Pate's bat.
TALON Of cavalry, which il now being formed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Yesterdsy.-Ths weather Yesterday was
grand, gloomy, and peculiar. The sun did not
show his face during the day, being somforta-
bly, ensconssd behind dense masses OF sombrs
clouds 1t rainsd, and walking was an IN
comfortable exercise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

G. s. PRISON S:atistics.-Twenty-tw two Yam
kee prisoners, inelading two negroes, arrived
at the c. 3. pri.on yesterday. from Columbia,
SC -Four of them were taken at Manassas.
the others on North Island, off the coast Of
South Carolina, and consisted Of the crow OF
the steamer Osceo ola. David Martin aud Jos
Warssn, members Of the Sd Pennsylvania
cavalry, who were recently captured near
Yorktown, were lodged in the prison on Mon.
day There are now in confinement there,
prisoners Of war, 435; eitlzsns, 232; deeerters,
9; Con.edsrates, Is, negroes, l0--in all 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Matthew II. Hagg .riy, "a old journalist,
anc Jsmts onrk. IA Old m srcha ant, dies. re-
gently l. Phiiadsipsis, Pa
n boiler * plocsd at the house OF refuge,
ives; OF Baltimore, Mo-, on the 5Ist uit., XIII .
Ing two OF The ian a.ss snd WCunding eight.
The Goa fssierAte batteries on Island No. 10
Oan throw balls into three 6tAtes,-K0tucky,
Missouri, and TennAGDes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Gong at Lnrse.-Ssipio Cox, slave Of
Richard Bowen, was sent on to the Hustings
Court, to be tried for going at large and hir-
ing himself oRt contrary to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Supreme Court Of Appeals-Ths Judges Of
this Court expect " BE- in session to-day. Ssv-
eral have arrived in Richmond, among them
Judges Wm Daniel and Richard g. l.. Mon.
erPN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

we'll known long since, q Ys-4.~~.S
bssn. nearly al Of L. o, IN = - ~ ~
Of the soldiers would h.vs heAn -. ~
In relation 10 the nA.res. tH,cssna ma
friends and relatives. II in no othss ~. Ns6
To the sane class OF exseEsrssiors m ~.
dead bodies ter dam and hu,isi ieasx
lased csss ef brutality and hari.,A,.aM.
mr. gniflsd and applied 70 q srss.a
people. u was these bloody ara H.Na
stories In 'hs North aboct the SoptS ss@
thu Soa,h ahoat the Norta, Circulate sa
By fools and then used, ~ desisnihs 49,
with prod acsd this bloody revoiutosN
movem emit. In The rsms OF Heaven ,s1
now discoun tenance them forever.
Qua ARMY AT ooRIHYH.
In view Of the great battle and vie,o,,.
Shiloh. near Corinth, Miss, the fol,ov..*
written on the 24th nit, BY corrs.nnr..s
of the New Orleans Dalta, Will b fop,n'"
terssn
IN approaching this place Wa M.
much Impressed By the prodi sious di.n MO-. Y
can nd military parap hero ALA, Tor W.
had been prepared BY account on Ia ,.s 1
ss was by the order and system TIA, ~ w.
vail, and the unsxampled sp~s acle Of N ~ ~.
= collsc ton Of southern soid,sry vi,Ss,,..
single case OF drankenness or asynp.o.s
the presence Of tia, great b,ns Of on .o.s
try-whiskey. This novel exhibitor 1. ~.
10 the admirable discipline introd1esd !.
Gan. Bragg and rigtdly enforced bv R,sv
Gen. GLADDEN., who ~ comma I'd AMI A. ~.
post. These flcsrs deserve the etsrnai 80. -
tude OF ths Sonth for this great rs.ora H..
drop Of In t0xieating liqaor 10 psrni,,as ~
be sold 6LywAsre on tnts line. IL aay =
brough here. 1t 10 seixad and cmpisd in u.
road. Tne strictest discipline 10 sveYywhs,s
IN forced, ana, a. sonseQ %. We have N
army here that IL IN honor TO the South, vo,.
Thy OF our cause, and which car never i,
beaten.
YRTaErTUL RAILROAD AcofDXyf.
A train, having ON BOARD the Third VII
the track near Chicago, ILL.,. few days "a,
The papers of that place represent the sea,
as heartronding. The Groans Of the d. IN
the onirg calls OF Q soldier 70 bis MIA
lag comIads, the SoobiDg O. q wife or Ms.x
yer She loss of . loved com pAnion-ell CO..
trasted strangely win tns 1'yoas ana msr1
crowd that might have been Wit0eaSed In u,
sane wrecked cars . few moments sefo,
The bodies Of ten dead soldiers were soon r.
movs d from the places where death had Over
taken them. About thuty others vsr
wounded.
hoRB PRIsoH1as.
During the past wesg. (says the TalIaA.,.
see Fioyidian, OF the - \ att Ave of on
Abe's men, helOn giAk 10 Con. Dupont,
flss., have arrived IN Tallahassee and taxa
iodg ngs in the Leon ISL. these men wW,
captured BY some Of captain Pickeu's mon.
ana The other three By men IRON diff rsr,
eompanits, under the command Of Lleu,
strange. VINO, we regret to say. wss morally
mea of.he enemy were killed. and contra.
be nd lpIuTed'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Il. q ButleT has been appointed BY the
Lincoln War Department special agent -
take charge Of air the abandoned "rsbsl"
property IN Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

ShGkspear,an Realssgs.-We learn that Mr.
F. Bangs, a we'll known actor and Shskspsa.
riar rsader, has escaped from Yaakeedom 10
Virginia, his native State, and will shortly
commence series Of popular readings in this
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
The Captured at k.rustoWn.

The County Court meets to-day 10 examine
The list of delinquent tax payers-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

6esenty-Eevel buried on ihs battle nslf-.
names not knOwn John Hidner, co F,
s7th Va; Jss II Payne, company ard resi-.
dence unknown; one nnknowp; N Bucker,
Captain Holidays &C; Z Hotxspp,lluas, Lee !;
w 9,abs, Capt NssoL's company; VI
Hilso., supposed from Clarke county; Ole
Supposed 10 be Jones, Of Charlsssown; one
supposed to be Lieut Percival; Jas l. B1rnss,
Wallace. Capt Me 4laE chan; Capt Il til.
era, Az reg'I; 3 q Hubbard, Col Iaiiaferro's
rsg's, Loring's divi-ion; Capt Jas Y 10 les,
70 e, LIST Battalion; w 4 Daley, 4ad rsg't Va
r adams, 2lst reg't; J II Hon sson, a1th reg't;
Jas MeNeal Botetourt county; b r Neal,
&c D, S7.h Va reg'i, two or three mGrs will
die 10 Day, (Apri! :, 1907 81 ia all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
LAfns vacn kAsavIiIB.

The Memphis Appel. Of the Sd. says;
We learn from parties who LEFT Nasnvls:
- late ~ Ea;ul day. tkat the gsnooa' Az
transr orts At that piece had fosrd IL neoss,
sary 10 leave On account OF tie lew sUs'"
water. ,.r
TIE my at Columbia had eres ssd pscs
river. end had reached Mount Hlsafapt oh
monday, ON the road lsAdipg towards Savas
pah. whore they would probably arrissw
day or TO- morrow. GeOook Ard Nelson - -
10 ann m ar d Of the ad va1ee. Gen. BSeu X.
hri pgirg up he rear. aEd hsd erTivfs"
COlu mbiA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
50 I'D.
THIS MACHINE HAS A POINT OF
SUPERIORITY PECULIARLY
ITS OWN
Stitching, Hemming, and Telling with
q Sinplp ThrnRl

4, forms o Hat, even, pnd emHic scums which
10 WARRANTED not 90 rip i'm wear, cygn ii tha
scnm is cut at frequent ipervaIs and alec under
al circumstances "To SURVIVE riiG WA'H.TlB
A Patented device Of great utility 20 leomcrs
prevents the possibility oi tho machine being
run ia the wrong direction. or the balance wheel
wearing Mdye drg-s.
Another feature which deserve particular ol.
tonuou is
E@ Ihs WILCOX PArEAT NEEDLE oANN'T sE
Frr WRONG.
Two thousand Stitches or two yards '0 work.
can be done iu one miuuta without dropping
stitch.
These machines, 30 slmp.c and uceurnto ia
tb,ir carrirrri.o0 erunrsa4. the Use pf fNn shut.
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important Information !
LouNen,s IndIan EXrtct0ranl

I
TENHIS REMEDY is offered 10 sle cUunlnua..y 3
with the confidence we feel in an ortia'o
which seldom fails to realize tie hgppig.t eject.
that 90 be desired. So wide .s The ioI o! ID.
usefulness and 20 numerous the cases OF it, cyIg-
that almost every soction Of tho county ahouuds
with persons publicly known, who have bcca res
torcd by its use. Here is one Caso of an
ASTONISuING CURH!
Tus MAY CERTIFY, That ny son lay sick foI
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease Of the Lungs, and every remedy pre.crih-
ed by the Doctor failed tO give relief ! gave zap
all hopes Of his recovery 40 d;i the physician
At this stage prevailed upon his to tsy u bo,,lC
of L0UDON & SS'S. INDIAN ENrECIORANT
and the result was most happy, as the Use OF
three bottles effected a permanent care, uul be !,
now hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should be without il; aud n"
who have usod it, never will. keep al. "l LOU
DEN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES G
sale. Call aud zee the list.
A. =. SHAW, Shuw,yile.
w For sale by oscr Mcr h,n'- N C,caarI,
county. AlGl 2, 'G.-D".
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TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

ROBERT MACKLEM, PRorRlETOr,
Respectfully annouRces to the sayeNius pau,ic
thnt he hae now taken charge of This Iars5 and
well known house, and will conduc; it IN sgcn a
manner As will render excellent comfort and sat
i,g-ction to all who may favor him with call
Tx'y H. 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

llN ihAI iNn NfuNNi. 'i| NI ....i NNl
Ihyslalant of our several r''irH hfro Hmti |
, document of assurance ~ ua tha' Afbna Il
g BAnBApARfLLh hos been found 20 be
~ rcuoig OF groat excellence, and worthy
'lo confidence OF tho community
NON JAMBs COOK,
Maga- of LOWELL, MASS.
NON ALBTN BEARD,
Mayor Of NASHUA, N. X.
HON E w. HARRINGTON,
May0r Of MANCHESTER, N, X.
HON, JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of CONCORD, ". II.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS
NON. NhTUL sILsBEE,
Mayor OF SALEM, MAS.
HON. r. w. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor Of BOSTON, MASS
H-ON. W.T.. NJ. RODMAN,
Mayor of PROVIDENCE, 2.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of NORWICH, CONN
HON. j, II. HARRIS,
Mayor Of NEW LONDON, CONN.
u0U. CHAs. 8. RODIER,
Mayor Of MONTREAL, G, z.
HON. D. T.. TrBMANN,
LI'yor Of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. IT. NJ. LINsTPRy,
Mayg- G.. -.,---g@-.. 9. W
BON. ADAM WILSON,
A@2r Of TORONTO, O. W.
E0T. r, NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor Of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Eov. 7. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor CT LOUISVILLE, ky.
HON. Join SLOAN,
Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA
Low JAMES T-rTEETEFS,
ILay5- o. ECEyHlAlIvLLLg,C c. W.
ION. JL.LHs w. NoRTU,
Mryor Of AUGUSTA. llE.
u1u. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
lGagor Of IIALLOWELL, 1-7.
lOu. JAMES s. RBEK,
Ir,yor Of FREDERICTON, n. p.
G0--. WILLARD EYE,
s-a-oc ur -I9W BED@0RO, lGAS-.
Io-L &. BLATsDELL,
--sy,7 Of PAIL RIVER, --I5-.
HON. ". II. C1ANsT0E,
Mayor or I'VE WORT, R. T.
G-9T. FRED sTAHb,
&-yoT cf GALENh, Ill.
LCI. JOHN LODGDEN,
1-,.og & DUBgQUE, IOWA.
". TuOaAS CRUTouFIELD,
,-a7or Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
TOT. ROBERT BIatIR,
-Eayor CT TUSCALOOSA, ALA
TOT. II. =. BAUGH,
Mayor cc EIsMpEIs, TENN
ION. GERARD STITE,
Mayor CT NEW ORLEANS, LA.
ION. It. D. GCRANTOw,
Mayor Of ROCHE@CIR, r. Y.
HON. De WITT c. GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA, N. Y
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor Of PITTsBURG, PA.
HON. G. II. BUHL,
Mayor Of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HON. W. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor Of KENosHA, WIS
HON. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL.
HON. III. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor OF SELMA, ALA.
-ClT, A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor OF zlONTGOIIDRT, ALA
HON. W. s. uOLYBLD,
Mayor Of COLUMBUS, Ga
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor Of VERA CRUZ,
DON PTETRG DE CABALLO,
Mayor Of MEXICO.
Certify that the resident DrYsgista hGvo
G85urod .hsm
Ayers Sarsaparilla
. .----.... . -.....-.,- -.s .z.il,.. .,,, oo,,-
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rLElRFlELD STONE NlRE PnTTERr..

iLEANIl lLLb NIUNL NhhL Ibl lLhl.'
trc patronage. would respectfully announce
that have on hand again, and will constantly
keep of the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner short distance east Of the Methodist Church,
a large stock Of Crockery, such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
&c. de- and also an extensive assortment Of
different sizes and patterns Of brackets and
rosottcs for curnice on houses. and Other moul.
dings.
ANY mouldinss not on hand will be made d
Older on short notice. Also fire brick made
and kept for sale.
Ess-A liberal reduction on prices mode C.
Tholosale dealers. =. LEITZINGER.
Cr-->fei', msy q, 1s6T.-Ie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

FiaERIBLr DAED-Ar. Ira Beck
NTH, a farmer, residing at Cano, \.
Y. in A lit Of INSANITY, on Monday OF
list week. cut his mothers throat
rom ear 10 car with : razor He at.
femued a similsr deposition Of his
daughter but she eluded bis grasp,
T.l rayo the alarm, wheE the mur-
as.sr was scared. lie was sent to
'un.t.c "svlum
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

r. .aO OUIEAaE.--A negro named
,t,iiam Bell was brought to prison on
..trrlay last from South Coventry.
- aqa been Iyafng for several days
az the aoighboshood Of Chestnut Hill,
ad III the absence Of ehc male men,
,..e OF 'hc house, uucermo4iou>Iy do
IL. - he pleased about the premises,
anu ennducting himself in Il n'Snnor
DISCUS gard fri ghtiuIlo the inmates.
The ne. ghbors were called upon to in
te.fere andhe was pursued and captur-
ed, and brought to Jail. What the
pre.5se nature Of the charge is, we DO
net know.--IF IFc~t Chester JGGr5$o"om
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

=. Dl c.cOlloLt remedy, and worthy the con.
Ldcn9o Of tho community.
-er spring Diseases.
r.a Purifying tho blood.
Fog scroruIa or Kings Evil.
r1g Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores.
"or Eruptious and Pimples.
rog IIntchcs, Blnins, and Hoils,
s'.. Sc. Aut,iony's Fire, Rose, or Fry
no. T'cttor or salt Rhoum. tsipela,.
""t s.aIG Head and Hiugworm.
.c, Cancer oud Cansorous Sores.
Eyr Sore Eyes, sore Bnrs, and Humors,
E"r Female Diseases.
F"r suppression and Irrogularity.
E5r svpbIB or Vcncroul Diseases,
Tor Liver Complaints,
Fog Diseases OF the Heart.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
Goods! GOOdS!!
Steam Engine and Page Saw-MlI
all cnmnIetc, for sale.

CtTEAN ENGINE, following Dimensions .-.-
- Cylinder 10 inchesia diameter Of bore, with
2i feet stroke; slide valves with cast iron bed
plAtcs, or shear with force pump, Gogoner and
ny wheel, ,Gc., complete with copper mud other
pipes; TWO BOILERS 81 iurhr. in di0me.G
double Ausd, 10 feet long, of good materinl tJn-
u.ata Iron,) fly wheel ! 2 feet IN diameter, about
1000 tbs weight with oil globes and all necessary
cocks aud wrcuches; with extra shaft TO attach
to Grst-1i.l The Engine has boon used for
rmnulng Lnh Grl.l and EnW-mlll gn.cu,.-ul-N.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

4 J. PATTERSON, Attorney at l.aw, Cur
n wcn5,l'c, Pa, will attend 10 nh lnsno'r
entrusted TO his care. Office orp3fso tha New
Meth hcdist Church. Bcb 5 't1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

TnR ECONOMY HEALTH.This busy nation of American
have 900 working people, whose service be esma
ted 81 day and their annual loss By sickness at
age often days in each year This gives total loss o S4O
coo three times large the whole Of the
General Government including the Army Navy Post oees
Legislators, and Foreign Minister'S The weighs
six hundred tons In pure gold.
large proportion Of this costly suerng might be avert
cd by attention to diet cleanliness and above ALL By the
proper Of the right remedy in When 25 cent
box Of Ayar Pills will avert atsck Of nes which II
would take several days FROM dollar bottle Of
Ayers Sarsapsra will eKpel lurking disorder that would
bring the sufferer to his back for weeks months does 1t
take any figures TO show the good encoHoy Of the Invest
men? When Fever and Agus ranking n your yens and
shaking life out Of l. worth the dollar II costs for
his Ague Cure to have tho vauonR disorder expelled which
IL does surely and quckyi When you have taken cold il it
prudent wait until it has settled she luugs when days
weeks months must be spent In trying It,
ft be cured at ALL cheaper to take Ayers Cherry
Pectora costing few shing and remove the trouble be-
fore Il is serous1 It takes wisdom to decide.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

Bic SoooP or FlsH-The biggest takein
Of hsh we have heard Of this many day
was made at the mouth Of Elk Creek last
Saturday afternoon. William Kidder and
brother. Of Albion, took sweep with q
seven rod seine Just inside the mouth Of the
creek and drew 10 T03 catfish at single
haul. Some 80 or 40 escaped by leapiug
over the net. The fish would weigh from
Alto 10 pounds each--avernging probably
pounds They filled an lS #. boat, and
made o heavy lood for stout span OF
horses. In attempting to make second
haul the seine became snagged and was
broken. Girard Union.