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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

They ct homo, and any ono who has doubts oan In
quire Of the psnOn who have bean cured by.it,
DR. KnYsAR Is PREPARED AT ANY pIMa tn
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, ROR All
TH0sn WHO NHnD HIS MRDIoINRs,
ATTEND 10 YoUR coHDs.-A easo Of ny1 year.'
tsndtna cured by pR. KnYenR'6 P1oTORAL SYRUP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC Oh
LINIMENT s@

v7il Tnlie5s palm RIIooEt inlthntAno0uSHf hhu Ia
csante purity and hea, the fculest soFss in IN AaoS
" shott time.
For HORSES and other Animals.
rscI,aan oalsbsed Linmsnt Is the only shfe anare'
Hsbls rrlrady for the Of SPAWN ling Bcne Winos
qails snlnts Unnatural Bumps, Ncdes or bWelhngs R
viii nster fs 20 cure Big Head, Poll Evil Hetals 0M
yunniae sores SI Swesuy properly applsa. fI
sprains, Bruises Scratches eores or Wounds O,Gseo
rsmcdy Apply it ~ directed, and sara ts ceftSr e
eyeZy Instance. Af7..ssd
Then rasn no longer win the many TSIhics, , 10y
saonts offtTsA 70 you. obtain Iappy o. TX "'hSAN
esJsbrated iinim .nt, II will cure You' p,
u. ri. MCLEAN, Sole PropriatoE,
(Jorner Of Third and Pine Streets, b. Louis, hs'A
-. xSt ssis sais - 'A RoBNRTs sAnusL,
sn.cS5kxly .0olamb1s One
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
PsrrnnuRaa. Srrii q, lIS.

Eg1THDrRaas aEdi "a, 1851,
| READ TEE LRUTH,--DR. KsrURi have dargh-
Ter Who has shen several medicines foz bad cough
atthout beneAt-smong them Ayers Cherry Pectoral-
| / purchased frop goa bottle Of your PHoTOEAL
SYRUP and beaEe she had used half bottle bhe Was
Telisysd Tia second bottle cured her snsly Of her
cough. 81 s. JOHN DARN,
/ Robinson street. Allegheny,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

hTTspURan, jan II, 1850.
DhSKkYsn ny wife has been Afflicted with bad
cough dt1crlty Of breathing, for Ave o. uix years.
which Tor several yea back had gradually increased In
violence. Tho complaint has bean hereditary, and she
had been treated by several physioAns without any ro-
hef In ths sAe Of hor case procured some Of your
Pectoni Cough Syrup. Iboughk tho first time, iifty
cent bottle, which relieved hor very much then called
and got dollar BOTTLE which cared her entirely and
she has now traoe Of o former dsenee except weak
ness. Woud also state that used The medicins my
self to cold and cough. The meddne cured ne bg Sk
ing ono dose Iexpfsss my entire sAtisAcop with the
medicns Ena you are e: liberty o publish th II you
desire 70 DO so WM, ,,WILeoN,
Alderman FIFTH Ward
PrTTaspRaH, Nov. I9, 1868.
Dh. kEEm Although not advocate Of Patent
ksdtnes, IN general 1t Affords me pleasure indescriba
BILE 70 recommend your Peotoral syrup. Al medicine
we'll worthy the attention Of any person uho may In
any manner be AFFLICTED with coughs colds and hoaene6s
Of any hind and for the peculiar qualifications for 70
Eoying all that dsagreeabe senfstian attending o.
we're cold.
have been, more or less my is affected with the
Beyereht Of colds and hoarseness. Al times y throat
would become closed prevent my speainR above
whisper, and By taxing few doses Of the above eyrrp
would relieve me entirely. - -
sa recommending this nedcins, mu1t unheaIatngly
ythatn Ia the best remedy ever found pnEportin Il
rnre the above, nOI should any family b. xithea this
euHdy icT diseases % prevalent. -., tr
Your1, most respectfully
EDWARD J. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit BsDh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

.. agEUREHvnLz, o., hafch II, 1865
have used Dr., KeyseT's Cough syTup for bad coud
Of several yean staading, and cheerfuilv say Il
is rsst medicine for ths ssmc that have ever taken
alt.a ]. ", PnIOH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CURE OF
CoSfiveness, Jaundioe. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyssusey, F5gk Stomach, E,ysfpclas Headache,
Piles, Rsuasatsm E,sptons ard Skin Diseases,
Lsper Cbsnrla6at, Dr1psy, 7Stter, 7hnors AID
Sak Rteaas, Worms, Gota, % Neuralgia, Gs a
Diansr PiE, and far Purifying tie Blood.
They are sugar-eoated, 50 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best ape-ienE In the world fer all the purposes Of
family physic ~ - ~
Price s6 cents psr Box; Five boxss for Si00,
Greatnunbers of clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 10 certify usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here viii not permit fhe
insertion Of thom. The Agents below named fur
nish graft. ou- AafERIcAN A1MANAcinwh which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure. 90 ~.
Do notbe put Of by unprineipled dealer, with
other preparation3 they make, more profit on,
Demand AYER's, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there for thsm and they should
have it. t.7'' 'a Jsi ha13. i5l7 -
Ali our remsdiessre for sale bT
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Dlseesat Of the KIDNEY
and oil diseases arising from dnordered Liver OF nso%
sch DyepaIa Heartburn, Inward Piles, Aodity or bioE
meas the htomach Rullness Of Blood 70 tho unn
palm OF swimming In tho head, PaPation 81 the hesn
kullneus or Weight in tho Stomach, BouI hrucatons
Choking or suocang feeling when lying down. DrTneo
OF Yollowness Of the Bkin and Eyes, Night bweas IN
ward Ecyera Pain In the ma OF tho back, chest or Side
sudden 1iushsS Of Heal. Depressien Of sP. Hnghtinl
Drcans Languor Despondsncy or any Nervous Disee1s
Sores or Botohes on the Skin, and Hsver anG Agustc
0hlII aad 8eveT9 ''t.'
over n Million on ASOttics
lave been rold during tho Last sx montnd and Ia ns
stance has II failed In giving e1rs .stieaction M1e
than will suffer from Weakness oI Debility whsn mci
LRAN'S sTRENGTHENIHG CORDIAL. will care yonJ
No language %, convey adequate idsa o. the nmn
date and almost miraculous change produced ~ nl
his Cordial In ths diseased, debitated and shatefeo
nsvOas system, whother broken down by excela weak
naturo or Impaired by Sickness tho relaxed and unsrups
organization h restored 10 its pristine health and vigor
MARRIED PERSONS,
o. oshas conscious Ct inability, from vhatevsr caus.
Viii nnd Mclean ssstrengthenipG CORDIAL hsrougn
regeneatof Of the ystemi and all Nho may hfye
tnselves By improper ndulgences viii IND In ne Cor
dial certain and speedy remedy.
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W u y aar13T ~. 5---r,--
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

Uotbfiob Arnold sahhmn p. 2. Cm.
dfIti. d.. eolomon hanfy
Decatur Tyrone llouo n ilufhas,
John Thompson
fcrguson WIN McCnckob.t. + iioyt
j. N Miller
Fox james Mcclellan, n NJ Brock.
way, John Butler
aosha Abram Kyler, J. A, T.. illegal,
4 B Shaw.
Girard-Juslin J Pee, VIM r McCor.
kle, James Mcclellan.
Graham Patrick Curlcy, Isaac Kyler,
Samuel Splitter
Gulich-Josep Fry, Benjamin Stevens,
John Jordan
Philip IIeyener, Andrew APP
ker David Tyler,
Jordhn-Robt. Peterson, jas, McGbee-
han, Peter Bloom.
Karlhaus-B. D. Hall, r. J. lIanes,
VIM. lIotler.
Knox-P. A. Rowles, Phillip Erhart,
Geo. Mays.
Lawrence-J. J. Read, Andrew Addle-
man. X. Shaw, jr.
Lumber City Anthony Hile, John Nc
Divett, A. T. Robson.
Morris-J. N. Fulmer, j. IL Jones,
w, L. Merrell.
n. Washington-Jos. II, 2,eth, Jno.
Faith, David Logan.
Penn---J. II. Rowles, j. B. Rafferty,,
VIM. p Johnson.
Pike-D. D. Ritter, John j. Bloom,
Hugh Mullen.
Union--H. Whitehead. II. A. Corlney,
j. p. Dale.
Woodward-T. Henderson, d. Turner,
John Mathers.
R. V. WILSON ,Prest.
G. B. GooDLANDER, Seo'y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
THE NEWS.

Tho news from Richmond are to tho ef.
feet that two divisions of the rebel army
attacked about 6000 Union troops, on the
2Gult near Fair Oaks, in which our loss is
said to be 30 killed and 200wounded The
Union troops were under the command ol
Gen. Hooker. Gen Mcclellan was how-
ever on the ground after the engagement
commenced, and with Gen. Hentzelman
gave orders in person,
The fatal result Of the engagement near
Charleston is undoubtedly attributable to
the great attention paid to negroes and
negro schools, with which the comman-
der Gen. Hunter is consuming most OF his
time.
The negro hobby is still on exhibition
in Congress, that body haveing done but
little pertaining to the general good. The
tax bill has at length became law, we
will publish a synopsis of the bill in our
next.
The greatest victory yet attain ID is that
of "old Abe's over Fremont, and General
Abolition.
Below We give the latest we have rec5i-
we'd up to Monday night.
ALTOONA, June 90, 90.
Dear Sir: We can get no news from
Richmond. The Department refuses to
answer questions The latest we have is
from White House, Thursday afternoon
(26th.) Then is"was reported there that
Jackson had got in the rear Of McClellan's
right wing and cut il off, The hospitals,
&C., at White Heuse, were being laid with
straw preparatory to being burned-:he
sick and wounded having been'hastily re.
moved TO the boats. The Reserve Corps
was in the right wing. Col. Black is
known to be among the killed. and his
Lieut.. Col wounded.
The most fearful apprehension, prevail.
| will keep this open till morning and
send you the latest
TYRONE, June 30
jolly has q dispatch this morning from
Altoona, saying, I'VE have just received
information that Richmond is ours" No
particulars are given.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Democratic Committees of Vigilance.

According to previous notice the Dem .
ocratic Standing Committee Of ClearReld
county assembled in the Registers Office
on Tuesday evening the l7th of June
The number Of members present exceed.
ed that of any similar meeting ever held
in the county. 1t was perfect "Wide
Awake" demonstration excepting the
absence OF capes, lamps,a and Abolitionists.
After disposing of some preliminary busi.
ness, the Committee selected the following
named persons to act as q Committee of
Vigilance in the several Boroughs and
Townships in the county, TO fold tho pri>
mary elections to be held on the "a day
Of August next, and TO superintend the
affairs OF the party in the several districts
Clealfeld-J. w, Shugsrt, F. Short,
Israel Test.
Beccaria-John Shoff,w. R. Dickeuson,
j. w. Lull
y, Bell.James Savage, Thos, Sunderlin,
VIM. T. Gilbert.
Boggs-Jaoob Dimling Andrew Cross,
j. W. Kyler.
Bradiord-oavid Wilson, j. J. Kyler,
Brady-Daniel Rishel, David Heberling,
Leve' illegal e.
Bloop-Erastus Luther, Gamer Bloom,
Samuel Irwin.
Burnside-Daniel German. Jno. Brown.
Jos. L. Neff
Curwensville- A. j. Gates, ]. A. Faust,
James Thompson.
Chest-Geo. Holes, John Wood, G. s.
Tozer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Lust Myths M0iI

BY last nights mail we. learn that Gen.
McClelland hal changed his base OF ope-
rations from the White House on the
Chickahominy TO the James river side OF
the Peninsula.
Fighting had been kept up all through
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday on the
right wing, commanded by Gen Porter,
who finally withdrew, under orders, when
the White House, Railroad and telegraph,
fell into the hands of the enemy, and
communications cut off.
The position of Mcclellan is now said
to be much stronger, and that Richmond
must fall. But few particulars are given.
Company X. (Bucktail regiment) Capt.
Irwin of this county, was captured while
on picket duty. The report says that
Capt. Irwin was wounded and taken pris,
oner, but made his escape. Lieutenauts
Welch and Hartshorn are both reported
wounded and prisoners.
The following dispatch contains the
very latest:
PHILADELPHIA. July | 1862.
TO d. w. Moore.-The news Of yester>
day was received. The morning papers
do not claim that Richmond has been
taken. | see no Clearfeld names among
the killed and wounded except, Captain
Twins company. 1t was or picket duty
when taken. WIN. BIGLER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

EXCITING NRws.-Daring attempt TO res
capture Fort Nlunker-The Goshen bri-
gade led the attack-The Union troops
compelled to retire.
"A gallant though an successful at
tempt to recover this important "possish"
was made on the night of the 18th ult, by
the Goshen Brigade under command OF
Gen. E. R. Goodiyer. Adjltant Barger,
led the advance of this gallant brigade by
the light Of tw o'penny dip, ,encased in q
.ig lantern. 1t was confidently expected
TIN. The garrison would be taken by sur,
prise and their valuaJls stores captured; but
as h,story inform US that the cackling of
IT, goose saved Rome, SO the grunting of II
gentleman hog saved Fort Fluuker. Mar
shal T, Graham failed to bring forward his
forces, and remained idling hiss time in
Camp Colburn. Much blame was attach.
ed to him, for lad he came promptly 10
The relief Of the Union forge, blood Tor la
ger)would have flowed freely, and the glo-
rious old flag, of Lager beer and pretzels
again wave in triumph over Fort Flunker.
Gen. Goodlver was wounded in the left
hind heel by dOraick while making time
down the hill.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02


MAERIED--0n tho 26th day Of June last, by
p. Curley, Esq, Mr.. David B. Mains of Rrad-
fsrd township to Miss Louise Russet of Kar-
thaus township.
On the 26th ult., by the Rev T. D. Gotwalt, j. L.
Cook Of New Washington, to Miss NJ. J. Full
lertOn Of Lawrence township.
On the lst inst, by Rev. T. D. Gotwalt, Mr.. VIM.
V. Wright to Miss Mary Foley, both of Clear
field.
%s~AccOmpanying the above notice we re-
ceived large "chunk" of the staff oflife in the
shape of a delicious cake, large enough to supply
the whole concern, and will feast our chit dron for
yenrs to come.
May the twain enjoy life and it. comforts In o.
multiplicity Of ways, fer which they have our--sl
pIbL--On the 2Sth inst, in Pike township,
DAVID BIopu aped AZ veors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Important Information
LOuden'S Indian EXDeCtOran,,

THIS REMEDY is offered to the community
Il with the confidence we feel in an article
which seldom fails to realize the happiost effects
that can be desired So wide Is the field of its
usefulness, and numerous the cases Tits cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
with persons publicly known, who have been res
tored by its use. Here is one case of an
ASTON NISHING CURE!
TINS MAY CERTIFY, That my son lay sick for
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease of the Lungs, and every remedy prcscrib-
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief | gave up
all hopes of his recovery SO dtd the physician.
At this stage prevailed upon him TO try a bottle
of LOUDON co.'s. INDIAN EXPECTORANT,
and the result was most happy, as the use of
three bottles effected permanent cure, und he Is
now hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should be without it; and tn ose
who have used it, never will. keep all Of LOU
DENS STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale. Call and see the list.
A. B. SHAW, Shawsville.
s-For sale by other Merchants in Clearfeld
county April 2, '62.-6m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Advertisers
BOOTS AND SHOES !
By tic Bard Of "Grah9m'S Ro,0." +"

by nc Bdrd Of GrahHm'S s ROlU." M
E&p
There is n Store in Market Street,
Where all the men and ladies meet,
To help their "soles' and save their feet
Right close to "Graham's Store;
you've surely been in there before,)
Lives Summ up to ears in leather,
And open in all sorts of weather
He 'soles' 'awl Boots with wax and END
And while he lasts, will eer defend
And cherish all who come demanding,
That he should help their understanding,
He makes all kinds of boots and sin oes,
And mono need barefoot 90,
While Humph and his leather
Are making such show.
And Jack and Dan are always here,
And ready at a call
To neatly take your measure
And show you through the hall.
Then come along and bring your dust,
The Rcaay mino down,
And we II warrant you as good fit
As you can get in town.
b. STUMPH.
June 4, '62 Market st. Clearfeld Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad
~ ministration on the estate of FREDER-
lex SHAFFER, jr., late Of Brady township
Clearfeld county, deceased. have been gran'e'
70 the undersigned. Ali persons indebted to sal.
estate are required to make payment withou' do
lay, and those having claims against the san
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment
MICHAEL sHAFFER, iro Admir-
Brady township, Juno 4, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

Raj ROAD MEETNG.--At q meeting oil
the Board Of Directors of the "WesLern
Central Rail-rocd CO., held today, it was
resolved to commence the survey of the
road between phil.psburgf' Clenrfeld i'm,
mediately and we learn that the Engineers
will be ct work on Monday next.-The
company lave determined TO prosecute
thewo.k without delay. A portion of il
will he PIT under contract as soon as the
Sunberry is completed. This is good news
for CleaIGeld
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Notice to Contractors,

THAT proposals will be received by the Exec
n tive Committee Of the Clearfeld County Ag-
ricultural Society, until the ith day Of July next,
for the Grading OF The Course on TIE Society &
Fair Grounds. Persons handing in proposals,
win state tho amount per square yard.
Proposals TO BE- I...In Tie Lands of the Secre-
tory, until The day Of lculng
BY o'icr OF the President,
D. +. ETZWEILER, Soc'y.
Tulc 25 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

CAUTION --All persons ara hereby caution
\ ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with certein Gray Mare now in the
possession Of Isaac Britain in Decatur township
as she belongs to e,and is left with him on loan
only. TH0S. HENDERSON.
Woodland tp. June is, l86l.rd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
NEXT TO A MIRACLE!

SA s W ll j $ Il II 8s
4 BOON never dreamed of by MNY, nor whis-
"a pGrcd by ANGELS. Discovered accidental ',
Every owner of horse must own it. Something
which cures Founder in horses in so short a
ime and so radically as to only be surpassed by
a miracle. 1t thoroughly eradicntes the effects
from the system in frOn l2 to 81 hours, so that
your horse, so stiff to-day that you cannot get
him out Of the stable, by tomorrow is ready to
take his place in the team, The best Farriers
never dreamed of it, and it Ostonishcs everybc dy
1t is neither Mineral nor Vegetable, nor any
compound of mans invention; but is given simp-
as Nature produces it-in his drink, and only
nee. No drenching. The rem dy is silent in
Is action, and cannot produce any injurious eff
fects. Costs nothing. Exists cveryw hero-and
will cure to the end of time, There is no patent
humbug puff, nor catch-pcnny business about this,
but the simple truth HONESTLY stated Rely upon
that. Each one sending me Ono Dollar, with
thcir name and address, will promptly inform,
in sealed envelope, what the remedy is. Twice
amount of money returned in case Of failure
(which is mpossible.) Address,
j. d. FRlSTOE,
April g. '62.-pd3m Hebron, Ohio.
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Clcarfeld, Pa, April 9, 1862.
oEo3,,DoclciaIGoNeqe


p IL l. A ID L l. p HIA, PA
TENHIS INSTITUTION, which was estab-
Il lshed in 1914 and is now consequently in
the eighteenth year Of its existence, numbers
among its graduates, hundreds of the most sue
cessiul Merchants and Business Men ofour coun-
try,
The OBJECT Of tho Institution is solely to afford
young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business.
The BRANCHES TAUGHT are Book-kecying, as
applicable tc the various departments of trade -
PENMANsHP, both plain and ornamental Con-.
MERCIAL LAW, MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION, CIyIL
ESGISRERIHG, DRAwING, PHONOGRAPHY, and Mop.
ERN LANGUAGES.
TUE SYSTEM OF INTRopuCtIoN is peculiar; no
classes or set lessons are made use of, but each
student is taught individually, so that he may
comm nee at any time, and attend at whatever
hours are most convenient
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 18th
Of April, containing names Of the students for the
year, and full particulars Of terms, &c, and may
be obtained at any tlme by addressing the Princi-
pal.
IL Extensive ACCOMMODATIONS. widespread
reputation, and the lengthy experience of the
Principal, this institution offers aciltios superior
to any other in the country, for young men wish
ing toprepare for business, and to obtain at the
same time DIPLOMA, which will prove u recon-
mendation for them to any Mercantile House.
&S- CRTrENDEN' 'sSercs Of rr,atiscs on Book
KEEPING, now more widely circulated than any
other work on the subject are for sale at the Col
lege.
S. HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney at Law,
Philadelphia, jan, % 1862 ly. PRSCIPAL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
wfpfE4DAy JuLY End, ls62.

gtAotfgf.- -.On ihc 25lhul,Imo John
vlot ofGo,hen township, while attempt.
,..,o climb q tree with a gun In his hand
nr the purpose Of watching a de6rfick,
,be run went on, the whole charge, an
ounce ball, five bsckshot and piece Of
nmrod entering his hip passing up about
IS ipchc, and lodged in bis left side just
below the ribs.
Or. Potter was Immediately summoned
and succeeded in taking out the contents
above mentioned besides large wad. 49,
The wound isa very severe ore but it il
thought Mr. Klob will survive II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

ea-Copgress has been compelled to
pass an act dislranchising every member
who engages in Government contract.
Some members having realized as much
as 10000, in single contract.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

tnmbtt Verdict iof rln tsb.6a Nc,
maIly bt rln Wallace 1f ben
Martin Van Buren, OWuht tt. John w.
4 reiot A uWons Plea. Non aiiump,it
and payment with leave. Verdict for
llh $500 Swoopo bt plni Wallace 4
Test fot Deils.
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
Brady township Va. G. Korb, ct nj. plen
"7i0pasi Qpars Ciaurm Fttgt" Verdict
for PHI, Tor 50 dollars and costs. Wal.
lace for PHI; Swoope Tor Delt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
V11ORTz PLOws.--Tt is now settled be-.

U1ORTZ PLOWS.--It is now settled be
w yOnd question that these celebrated pows
60 ahead Of all others, wherever introduced, in
giving good satisfaction. For the convenience OF
our friends and former customers in Cleardeld
county, TO whom we are thankful for past patron
nge,) we give below n list of agents, from whom
these Plows, and also Shears, can be had
McrrcH d Bigler, Clearfeld, James Watson, vii
liams Grove; John Holt, near Grahamton; s.
- Chapman, near KylertoEn L. BrenoeL
FrenchyiIle; John Rcitcr, Karthaus Georgc
Hectendorn, Salt Lick d. W. Heweu, Pennfeld.
Hate On. and William Lioyd, Phipsburg
Thomas Henderson, Jeh'ries Henry Svan, An
sonvlle; Samuel Heyarty, near Glen Hope.
John Cummings, New Washington; George D
Ldnich, Cleardeld.
We also make the McGarvey plows, both right
and left hand also hillside plows iron kettles,
Ncir World and Hthaoay cook stoves, egg and
nine plate stoves, iron fencing for ccmetrios cast
iron hitching posts, wagon spindles Of all sizes,
threshng machines, (see advertisement We
also have j. S. Marsh Co.'S celebrated grain
drill and straw and fodder cutters wo are also
prepared to mako and fit up mill eastings Of am
description wanted. Orders, either directed T.
us by mail or through any of the above named
agents, will receive prompt attention.
BelOfOnte, May 2S, G2. A. HAUPT & co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
PRIMARY ELECTION.
The Democratic Prim aTy Election to
be held the First Saturday, being the
I'd day Of August, 1862
ASSEMBLY

WE are authorised to announce Dr. T. d
w BOYER, of Brady township, as a candidate
for the Legislature in the district composed Of the
counties OF Clearield, Elk, Jefferson and Mexican
subject to the rules Of the Democratic party.