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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-17
HRADoULRGKRs sra REo'4, 24rH BRIoApr. !
San DIVISION VIRGIvfI NINA.
oaDun No. 81

oRDER No. 81
QY virtue Of the proclamation OF His Exceilency
ID Francis u; Peirpoint, Governor Of the State d
eommAndants OF regiments to order the several com
pAnies under their command to meet for regimentnI
muster on the 10th day Of september, 1852 and pro-
duee at such muster all the arms belonging 10 an
state which may be in their possession
do hereby order, that the captains Of the several
gade and Sd DVslon Of the Virginia militia do cali
their together In their several districts AZ
va O'Clock A. Ms on Saturday, the Goth day Of SEP.
tem6ef, 1867 and muster them te ths 'front.' door Or
the Court Houae Of Ohio county, to DO formed into
rSgtmental line Rt II o'clock A. NJ, at which time
the regimental roll will b. called, and fhaf theS,
bring with them all arms IN their possession beone
ing 70 the state Of Virginia for inspection.
lt further ordered, that Conpany A, Of the eity
o. hheeliag attached to said regiment Capt GoSTdy
commander, appear in full uniform and preSsnt tisr
arms for inspection.
WILLIAM s. BUCHANAN,
seplb-ttn 10th Mai. Com'dg 9Th Rsgt.
Press cOpy.l
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IT is said that in all Frederick county,
Maryland, the rebels only recruited four
teen men. during their late invasion.
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RISE above party-staud by the Govern
nent-saVe the Uniou-transmit Republi.
can institutions to posterity. We say what
we mean aad mean what we say.
Boston POSt-Breckiuriige paper In the
last campaign.
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Public Notice.

OFRIcEPRoyos4 MARSHAL GES. PoR ynoISIG,l
Wheeling pit. 10, 1852.
WILL be sold on Monday morning, September
IHN22d 1862, at 10 o'clock, to the highest bidder at
the Of Market and Quincy streets the ware
house of Capt. W. R. Downing, A. Q. H., the follow
Ing property:
barrels, said to contain whisky,
barrels ale
bottle whisky bitters.
TERMS-Cash.
ny order JOSEPH DARR, ia,
sepl6-lw Major and p. n. q.
(Press eopy.l
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Poor Kossuth, says Scottish news
paper. is in the final stages of consump-
ton, and before many weeks, probably,
will pass away.
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NoTTGE

A MAN OF industrious and steady habits, thor
IA Oughly acquainted with all the duties apper-
taning to the Asst. QuGrtermAsteFd Department, by
applying to the undersigned, aud producing mn.
doubted testimony ofabilty and loyalty, can have
situation at good salary.
septic 81 Capt. and A O. M.
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PROPOSALS.
tbs COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
ExRCtTTTyR nEPARFrrRNT

Wheeling, Va, Sept. 10th, 1852
T WILL receive proposals until the 10th inst, for
j. making four thousand i've hundred Uniform
COats and the same number of Pants, for the U. g.
Government, or any number OF both or each, to be
made according 70 samples which may DO seen at
Thos. Hornbrooks ONCE, Custom House.
The bidder will state the time In which he will
make the number bid for.
sepl6-tll 10th FIJI. PRIRPOINT.
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Lord BrouEham ON the war and Men
Intervention.
FROM the London Post, August y.

On Wednesday Lord Brougham listribu-
ted the prizes given by Mr.. George Moore.
of London, to the children belonging to the
several schools 10 the rural deanery of Wig
ton.
His Lordship, In the course of brief
address, remarked We live in times, hap
pity for us, peaceful times for our country.
II is not so in other countries. Across the
Atlantic horrible civil war prevails. Even
in Europe there are doubts aud alarms-in
the south of Europe at this hour. Let ns
hope that those alarms may be groundless
A great poet has said as to the duty and
the office of England-her course is, her
desire is, by land and by sea, to
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Murdoch. the actor, Buchanan Read,
the poet-artist. and Beard, the painter. are
ION guard. at Cincinnati.
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He AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have lately issued new style of wa.sh,
expressly designed rsOldisrs and others who desire
a good watch at a moderate priee. These watches
are intended to dispaos the vOrthIs. ehoap watch.
Of Brtish and Swiss manufacture, with which tho
country I. flooded, and which were never expected
to keep time when they were made, being refuse
Manufactures, sent to this country, because un.le
able at home, and used here only for joelsyfpg aud
s'0fHdlfHs purposes.
We offer to sen our watch, which Is ofrHE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Gases, Hunting pattern, a. as low price a. 1.
asked for the trashy Anerss and Lpfne, OF foreign
make, already referred to.
We have named the new series Of watches, WIN.
ELLERY, Boston, Mas, which name win be found
on the plate Of every watch Of this maauhetur.
and is one OfOur trade mark.
sOld by an respectable Jsvslors in oIoyal States.
Wholesale orders should be addrr-edto 8
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents Oftho American Watch Company.
epa-lu2ndp ls9 Broadway, M.
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sun.MAR1NE BATTERIES.

About three months ago, a submarine
battery was completed, which was intend.
ed to blow up our feet at Norfolk. II wal
taken down the James river, TO test IL
utility, bnt upon the first trialit sunk, aut
could not be raised, aud that was the END
OF the submarine battery.
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The city is entirely without ice, and tn
Government has taken Wardwelrs ice carts
He used to deal 10 Boston ice.
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a Proper Reward

WILL be paid TO any person delivering at the
w ONCE ofthe Provost Marshal General, private
John Kemple, Go. 4, First Virginia Regiment, pa
rolled prisoner. who has failed to report himself at
Camp Chase according to order.
Paroled prisoners Will consult their own interest
by reporting at once to the p. b. G., who will for
ward them to Camp Chase for such further orders
may be given them there JOS DARR, JR.,
H0pl7.1t Maj. and P. u. q.
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4th Res't, 94th Brigade, Sd DIV.
OhDEE No. 81
OWING to the DIVisiOn Of Regiment No. 4, 24th
" Brigade and Sd Division Of the Virginia Militia,
aud the reorganization Of the same, Order No. 2 Is
hereby rescnded aud until further orders there will
Z sspls.at -0u'a' WiILLIAM g. BUCHANAN.
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800 REWARD.

TNsoAPED from the Jail In Wheeling on Saturday
II hight, three sounterfelters, named Joseph La
Eure, Washington Connolly and Josiah Llston. La
sandy hair and whiskers ali his face Connolly
e about the same height, with dark bushy WhlsksrS.
Listen Il beardless, quite delicate and feminine in
appearance. The above reward will be given for
their apprehension and delivery.
sep16 ct J.ToLIVAR, Tailor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FIJNERAI NOTICE,

The Guar,lS, Independent, and Rough
I9iSssa and Ready Fire Companies are respectfully
invited to meet the Hope Fire Company, this (Wed-
nosday) afternoon, at tWO O'Clock p NJ, at the City
Hall, for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of
WILLIAN DITTI, n eeeAssd member oftheir company.
sspl7 ROBERT IB0rSON, Director.
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The Commonyealth OF VirgInia,9
ADJUFAMT GENERALS oFEICE,
HHEELINe, Va, Sept. "a, 1852.
" ALL PaYsICIANs AND SURGEONS who
nave applied to the GOy1Fnor Of virginia foF
,, 1oS are requested tosport here in person Imns
D. order ofths Governor.
eePH-a H.J.sAMUELs, Adj't Gen. Va. +
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From Company e, second vIrEtnIa
Regiment.
Editors Lnteliigeaeer;
For the satisfaction of relatives and
friends of the members Of my company,
publish list of the killed aud wounded in
the late sights at Manassas and Bull Ran.
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ICE CLASSICAL ACAlEMY.

THUNDER the care Of Messrs. DODGE and
~ 9hEENks VIII resume IL sessions on Monday,
me bth day Of September. Application nay 81
made 70 either Of the Principals and CircuIars WI
De issued In a few days. ang2l-dtf
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION y,
tHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore erivtinR Ia.
tween jeremiah, Clemens and r. n Frfend- Tpdc-
~ mutual consent. An peTsous indehted ~ ~
~ nm, @ having claims against e. viii caI ufsn
IN San Sienens, BY whom The business Of the fra
NJ Cleme1. win stHearry on the business At the
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I. i. HXTCHCOOKsg

BUSIN EsS s OHOoL
A RkANGEMENT OF STUDY H0URs.-Ths only
- Day session e from tin IL in tho morning. ~
asys OF Zach week and on and amer September 1T
III April S0th, there viii Be an evening session fru
81 tillo5< o'clock. snCsS-It ~
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CAMP WILKlssoS, CLARKsRuRo, Va. !
September ID, 1869.
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WAHHINGToN OITY, Sept. o 1871.
An old resident Of Richmond, Virginia,
adroitly managed TO escape from the city
q few days ago, and arrived here yester-
day, with the latest information from the
rahal canitnl Of
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LaughlinS & Bushfleld,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

Sole Agent for DR.. A. s. TOdd,s LIVER
PILLS and VIII be Sold by them &C
ProPrietOr's Prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
T HI f b At T L f.
The Fight ON Saturday.

CAPTURE OF ONE OF GENERAL JoHSsoNs AIDS
For two days at least quite considerable force Of the
enemy had been drawn up in line Of battle with
artillery, cultivated field IN front of this position
on saturday morning, the day the fight commenced
Colonel Hunt general officer OF the day. reported that
the railroad had been running all night Tie fact
communicated to General Reyes. The enemy was
evidently bringing up strong renforcemsnts from Rich
mond prior to the attack. On that Saturday NOR
ming, Lieut. j. Banoll Washington, aid de camp to the
rebel General Johnston while looking for branch
loading from the Nine Mile road the Ricnrnond turn
pike captured byour pickets and Gen Reyes
headquarters.
TIE ENEMY APPEARrSG OUR FRONT.
The pickets also reported General Casey that the
enemy showing himself in force in front This had
been thing for several days before. Tho One
Hundred and Third Pennsylvania regiment, however UNI
der Major Gazzam oat to their sup
port Soon some rebel shells thrown and an oc.
casional musket shot was heard in front Presently
vdetto came dashing in and announced that the enemy
we're moving in strong lines and heavy columns our
pickeH. The working parties recalled, and the
division was Immediately ordered under arms -Four
pieces Of artillery, under Captain spra the One Hundred
and Fourth Pennsylvania the Ninety second New York
Colonel Hunt, and The One Hundredth New York. Colonel
Brown, sent by General Casey about quarter OF
mile ahead the Richmond road meet the ad vanc ing
dinner and officers at lunch. When the sound OF the
rebel artillery was heard-probably the signal
guns Cor the general advance and attack
pleasing emotion was the countenancs
o. General Johnston's aid. General Reyes who
was writing . despatch, finished IL Immediately,
sent the young man on to General Mcclellan and from
the Indications supporting that demonstration might be
made where the enemy had been repeatedly seen in
force the right and where General Johnstons aid had
bean captured gave for his whole get
under arms and rode of himself in that direction. He
had proceeded but short distance when informed
that the enemy appearing Fair Oaks station
but further 10 left. Tho sound of the musketry
which was now quite sharp In 'front.' gave The direction
Of the firing and he proceeded superntend the dspo
| siton Of his command.
DISPOSITION FORCES.
The Tooth New York, 10sth Pennsylvania and four
companies OF the Eleventh. Mano were placed on the
right Of Captain spratts battery while the Fifty sixth
New York and Fifty second Pennsylvania formed in line
close by the places they occupied In the encampmeut
Two companies OF the 103d Pennsylvania had been do
achcd and sent under Captain Gillespie TO the et Of the
Richmond road In front, 10 Of the enemy who
we're appearing al that point. The Captain who was
one Of the abest officers In the regiment killed the
remainder OF the regiment under the Major having
many officers killed already. fell back short distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

accomplished General. His devotion 10 his COMMANDER
has heretofore induced him to refuse the coonecy OF
regiment. General Berry, have said lost his gal
liant and promising young adutant. also understand,
though cannot with much certainty, that Gen.
eral Keyes staff officers ndhose of the generals under
him not less gallant and valuable than their posi-
ton demanded Of then.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

While the baltic closing the left let mo proceed
to narration Of the important events which have
already transprsd and are still transporting on the
right
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
NRAND JURORS, FoR JAyUAR,

" TERM, 1862.
Bradford Thomas Rose. Daniel Graham.
Brady. Henry loas, John Carlile, Elijah Smi
ley, Henry G0odIauder.
Burnside Elliott King
Clearfeld. j. W. Snyder, Dr. Jel. Litz, J. Il
Ililburn.
Chest Samuel str.w
Curwensyiils, jno. McNsu'.
Coyington. Samuel Bradford.
Decatur. Daniel kophart, John Baughman.
Ferguson. Jacob Gibson.
Girrd. Alex. Murray.
Gulich. r. c. Graham, Geo Hsgartv.
karthaus VIM. White
Knox. Price 4. Rowles, George Erhari.
Morris. Jn0. L. Hockcuberry James Potter.
TRAVIS JURORS.
Beccaria. Amasa J. Smith, John Iitz.
Bell. Michael Sundcrlin.
Boggs. Frank d, Campbell, John Beish.
bradford David Holt, Jos Wiuusrv
Brady. W. J. Porter, Dr. Geo Wilson. :. NJ.
Armagast, David Mckinney, 5. r. Lobaugh
Elias Long. Fred. Hollepeter.
Burnside. Wash. Garner John Miles. John
Riddle, John Sunderlin.
Clearfeld. Edwin Cooper.
CuT"insyiilO. Henry saltsbaSgh Daniel Cham
bers
CoyingtOn. +. I. Coutriet, Jchn Ruter.
Decatur, John Shaw, David Goss
Ferguson. Josiah Henry, A. !. Jami-on.
Girurd Jas Mcclellan, Abram Eyler. J.. B..
BTonweil
Gulich, WH. Novling, Samuel Fulkerson
Graham. Daniel wilhelm.
Huston, Josiah Washburn. J. S. Apks7.
Jordan. Eaoch Wise, Ro5t Hunter.
Lawrence. Taylor RoWlcs, John Moore.
Lumber City Anthony Hi!es.
Morris. g. L. Dilcu.
New W.gIsr.r+.-, II
Byers.
Penn. Gles 5. Spencer, James Clark.
Pike. johnson Holden, , J. Caldwell.
Dec. is, 1861.
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| I..1 ."'n0r thence north N2 Uud two.
...' .',a', 90 cornor iuoucc west loVcrches,
u'."'' '.'h Q. degrees west l25 aud ua ttuh
I'''"eS 'o post conner thence north and de-
49, '"sl 70" and seven tan, ucrrhos 90 post
y'v'N' ,'ol' ~ west 'alt porch. 90 white pine,
" No'"'' '"'N'e noIta 30 uorrsns to pine aud
pace o.. BEGINNING, containing 1900 acres, being
b.,' U' tracts Nos lN9i, 1899 and $780, having
o -" "y,'' c'eaI'dand an old Saw Mill, House aud
Darn 'nyISon erected Seized AMI taken iu exc
'''0" '''' 10 DC Sola as The property OF Aphunse
Leconte, deceased.
Also, certain lot OF ground situate in thc town
Of Luthorsburg, Clcarfeld county beginning nd
the sou'n- wet corner of 10, o;H Il. uanes es-
u'o' %" ~. "T'e iu5nWAt thence 81 degrees west
"''"7 ANU s"', ''LF'Ne ~" ieet 10 lands OF q. j,
uoo ,'''',.' '"'nee north 30 degree east l21
It ~ u l's| 'nense sop'n 81 degrees east I-U
i0 49,. " u P.s' ON I'' ot 'aTI.' estate thence
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs. Hon. SAMUEL LINN. E,1
" President Judge ac jh. Court sE Common
Pleas of the t"el'--t.tl aali ia' District. com
posed of tie counties OF l.ear#-.5. Centre au,
CInton-aul the Lon. JAS. bloom aul Hon
!. D. -HeNPSHN,Asso- ata TaI--s 81. D,.arsa..
county have issued ta-.r fr-.al'. d. aa direct
3D. iaf .he holding Of a Court " Common Pleas
Of Oyer and Isrmincr, and Court OF General Jaf
Delivery, .: Cleardeld. in AMI Tor the county O.
CIcartisld. on tho
2d haalu ,l5h &.g) v'Jua,sry rsrt, ID
the CONT Hu,se
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given. 10 Tho
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, snd Constable,
in and for said county Of Garfield. % arpesr in
their proper PeEsors, with their Rolls. Records
iuqu.it.as, Examination and other Rcmem-
brauces, 20 do those things which 10 their efce--
and in their behalf. Tlrtain te be done.
GIVEN under my hand al Clearfeld. this lIth
day Of Dec, in the year of our Lord. one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-ane.
+. q. MILLER. Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

Married-On Tuesday the 25th ulr., by
Daniel Goodlander, Esq. Mr.. Henry ".
Korb to Miss Salome Harts!elt, all Of
Brady tp.
In LuihersburC on the Ist instant, by
Rev. J. w. Welden, Mr. II. B. Thompson
Of Curwensville to Miss Frank Segner Of
Luthersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

Iied-ln Brady tp, or Saturday, Enos
Shpiier, ageG IS years and months.
In Union tp, on Saturday, Samuel son
of Henry and Catharine Bailey, aged a.
boul9 wears.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

EVXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-NolicC is here
H by given that Letters Tcstamcrtary, on the
estate of JACOB GCSS, late Of pe. atur town
ship, deceased, have teeE granted 20 the under
signed. Al persons Indebted 70 said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
having clsims against the sHma viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement
HENRY G0SS, r.
ADEAM GoSS,
Dec ll,'6l.5t
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I'd ECIsTER,e NnTICE.-N.-.,.- /. L..

ID ECISTER'S NOTICE.-Noace. is here-
II by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me. and remain
filed Of record in this Office for the inspection Of
heirs leEatecs, crcit0rs.aul an others in any
other way interested, and Will be presented to
the next OVhaHs Conrt O. Clcsrfeld county. 20
be held at tie Court House, in the borough Of
Clearfe'd commencing on the n Monday Of
Jan 1862 for confirmation and allowance:
The account Of John Mckee asi Joseph Mckee
Executors Of the last win and TesanoHt Of
Thomas Mckee OF Burnside Township Clear
field county deceased.
The account of George Erhard 8ud Lewis Erharl
Administrators Of MI and singular. the goods
and chattels ights and credit, which were Of
Christian Erhard lsto Of the Township OF Knox
in lie County OF Clarified deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Dec. II, 1851 Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

ATOTCE.-A MEETING or THE STOCK
~ holders OF the Phi!5rsburg and Waterford
Railroad Company viii be held at the Office oirhc
Secretary in the Borough Of CIearfeIi, on the
2Dd Monday OF January 1862, for the purpose OF
eieciinE one President and twelve Directors 90
serve for the ensuing year.
Attest q. i. BARRETT. President
L. J. GRAMS, Secretary.
Dec. ll,'6l,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
cNTRIkiNG TIMEs IN pNILADEL

StTRIkiNG TIMES N PIiILaDEI
- PPEA, Trsasefgfs Ercifemeu, a.ggug h
Nnses. .'-ENCTTTNG FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia police and the notorious For
ger ard c0unterieitcr Ja ues buchanan Gross. ,
Cross EerautIrai, ,t'-Tt seems Co te the geuer-
ll opinion in Clearftll. that If Cross had worn O
pair o. Frank Shorts Tranch-colf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet. However, Shorty il
not much put ont az missing his custom: but
would announce 20 all Brscknridyc. Doug'0as
L'H1s.1 amt Bal E..g, and women and children
IN C.earic,i. All Sin1cmaaou.n- IN particular.
ihat be isIrsp1rgd 10 furnish them with Boots
shoes and Caters Of any style or pattern stitch
ed, sewed or pc-ged, .ani as be is short fs,-
low on short notice.
All kinds of country produce taken in Cz-
change, and cash not q fused. UgTli-irg done
ll tie ura'ast manner AMI .,n...s moderate. a.
tie ~a.r, Shoe Shop on Second Street. opposite
Reed. Weaver & Ca's.torc. FRANK SHORT.
-. j. Findings for ssls sept 2i, 1850.
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Wardlcarc G QNccnslrarc.

Nails, Spikes, Ior,s, Spades, Shoycls, scyth
Saws. Planes, Axes Augcrs, Smoothing Irons
Meat Cutters Knives q Forks, Butcher Knives,
Scissors, Pom kuiye., stcc'yarIs, Tea Sets,
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N II II D II II Y ~.

tn.un Teas Nuu..na stEuu, Salt, CaudIoa.
II.Hr Bacon, Syrup. Candies, Rice spicc5, E...
o, ,uN,.. nuN.ug.i Sugar. llH.k Tea, smrb,
Soda, Sperm Candles. s0.erutus, Crackers, Vino,
lH.h.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

Dry The people OF Kansas are now
blessed with three u. $. Senators and two
Governors. The citizens Of this young
State seem to have a hard time with their
officials.
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1CsrO . LrDNEr ~ ,

Nubias Hoods, Gloves, Hosiery, ColSrs.lIooD
skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Bauucts Ribbons. Flow
.rs, Pumos, Bonnet France, Huchcs, larcs.
Braid Binding, Zephyr, Yarn, Fringe, Trim
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING,

n A meeting Of the ClearGcld County Agricul-
tural Society win be held at the Court House in
Clearield on Tuesday. the lith day Of January
next. at O'Clock p NJ.
1t is desirable that full aJtcndar ce be had,as
the election OF officers for the ensuing year will
then hC held. ELLIS IRWIN,
dec-ith-'6i-tc, President.
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DR.. J. W. POTTER.
THoM,s }. MCCULLOUGH.

Attorney at Law.
Ofre on Market street, opposite Moss0p's Stur,
Cleardsld, Pa. viii attend promptly to CoH,c
ctious Sale oi Lands, &c. nov IA
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20 Itis now nscciloined that .f an in.
di,iam wus in and abuses the Admu-
isua,.ou for their extroyagaucc, that, he
soon gets government contract or n
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