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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29

Parental lNDULGENCE.- No children are
ever en- happy as those who have boon
early taught implicit and immediate obe-
dieuce TO their parents wishes, or will, or
commands. Would that parents more
universally felt this When they suffer
their children to dlsobey them they are
absolutely teaching them to sin against
God, breaking one Of his commandments,
and one TO which the promise Of long life
is given. No wonder if God, in just dis
pleasure, remove the clild from suck tut,
ton. Rcmember what a solemn and in
structive lesson the Holy Ghost has given
in the history of Eli. There is much dan.
.cr, from an amiable wish to crafty a
child, ,oE counter ordeIingyo your own orders
II YOU once direct a child to do thing,
however unpleasant it may be TO yourself
or the child, insist with frmress upor
immediate and full obedience There
should be ne demur nor delay. Promp
obedience is as lovely in a child as it
enforcement is digIiiedin parent TIL,
firm and gentle constraint Of porenta
authority commands respect, and ever
inspires reverence and love in the chill,
towards the parent. Thus, then, if you
desire your children should grow up cher,
ishing for your profound esteem and af,
fection, insist upon the flial duty-thC
duty of implicit obedience-and com
mence early. To begin right is the way
to end right.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29

CHICKEN SALAD.-A friend who tried q
chicken salad with US the other day, ask
ed minute description in the Agicultt-
list for the benefit OF his better half and
others. The recipe is a common one, for
ought we know-perhaps it was used with
special skill in the instance when our
friend was so well pleased. Written mi
nutely it reads thus: Minre finely the
white parts of one chicken previously well
boiled. Take blanched, crisp celery and
chop very fine. With measure of the
minced chicken, mix measures of the
chopped celery. Boil hard one large or
two small eggs, roll the yolS fine, and
mixing in a teaspoonful of mustard, and
nearly as much salt, with ! tea-cupful Of
yinegar, pour this over the chicken, Cut
the boiled whites OF the eggs in rings and
lay on the top. garnishing also with the
'maller leaves of the celery. Usually the
celery is not chopped half fine enough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
LOS PRINTING.

An extensive stock Of Jobbing materia
enables the Publisher Of the "RcpuJicaq'
to announce Is the public that he is prepa
rcd 10 DO al Kinds Of
PosTERs, PAY?zLITs, PROGRAMMES,
BLANKS, PAIR Books, CIRCULARS,
LABELS, BALL TlCHrEs, HANDBILLs,
and every Sind Of printing usually done
in q country ob Office.
All orders will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
G. B. GooDLANDER d co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29

During the past year we have INTRODUCED to
he notice of the medical profession of this coun
try the Pure CrystaiiAod Chloride Of Propylamine
as
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIsM;
and having received from many sources both
Crom physicians Of the highest standing and
from patients, tho
Most dattcring Testimonials ofits real value
tho treatment of this painful and obsti-
nato disease, we arc induced to present it to the
public in form READY FOR IMMEDIATE
USE, which we hopo will commend itself to those
whe are suffering with this affecting complaint,
and to the medical practitioner who may feel
disposed to test the powers ofthis valuable rem
edy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the fern above
spoken Of has recently been extensively expert
mentod with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and with MARKED SUCCESS (os will appear
from tie published accounts in the medical Jour
nals.)
.ES-It is carefully put up ready for immodi-
ate use, with full directions and can be obtained
from all the druggist, at Is cents per bottle, and
at whOlesalo of BULLOCK 4 CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
June2G6ltf. Philadelphia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!!!

NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY!!!!
The undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur
niturs Rooms on Market ST., Clcarfold, Pa, n
short distance west Of Litzs Foundry, a largo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,

manufactured out of the bsst matOrialr, finished
a very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOWFOR CASH, His long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
are made in a substantial and worknanliko man
ner, and will stand the test of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should call at once
and got them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. J2HN TROUTMAN.
Mar 27-lSSl-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding Court.

Time of Holding Court.
Second Monday Of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday Of June,
Fourth Monday oG September,
In each year, and continue two weeks nj
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
ELIXIR PRoPylAMINe.
YGs New RNymaNy S@zI - ?
HHEuMkT ISM

During the past year we have INTRODUCED to
he notice of the medical profession of this Coun-
try the Pure Crystuiisod chloride Of Propyiamine
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
NREAsuRY DErARransT,

II - -aaAa
ssAtEp PROPOSALS for the following LON.
until fuesday, the I'D day Of July, ~ W O'Clock
to be delivered at the Trsassry Extsssion, Ia such
quantities = may o direcIsd ana Al such II ne
bstss:n the date Of the acceptance 81 Sd, and The
S@os' @ III islsa ,.eh.. win. ri,. Common
10 600 FEET q iths iUchss White Pins Common
Culhngs, 10 feet lsngths .3
1890 net s'iihs inches White PINE Common
sooo is.s nsS.: ssss tSY %Si Pin. Picked c.,
5000 ~. q .,Ss insSss w6iss ,ss ss n rsSssss
5000 feet 8 1ths ischss Whi's Pine Msrohanta.
ble Lumber, 10 feet lengths .h
5000 feet sl,hs inches While Pias Msrchanta.
900 isst 10 aSs lnshss VIII. n Pine x.rsAas,a
10000 isst Iths isshss WHits Piss Asrshaata.
b.: L.nnss. ~ Ssss sssshs, 10 ia>bss
5000 Esi liz i.esss white Pine Ms,shas,a.
bic Lumber, Y TO = net leasth.
5000 fee, l.!,h iash.s =, Whit r,.s h.rolssts,
ssoos ssSyswAl.. Fin. xs.sAs.,.bl. Ian.
5000 ss, fs.i - sEnf sEs f,,. r.,ss.s,.s,.
5000 Eets by i2 White Pin. Nsfohantsbls IAN
Der. 10 p 80 Net lsng,hs
~ lj0OO fset1a Ahs inches whits Oak
5000 feet lths ias he. Mahogany
1000 feet 4-4'hs inches Mahogany .r.. ! p
1000 feet b.lths inches Mahogany
1000 feet tths inches Mahogany
1000 feet s.tths inches Mahogany !
1 00h feet 10 4ths inches \ 1ah0glnv.
Ths right reserved 10 acospt any part, or Me ,SAni
Of bid offered or to reject tie bids In whole d II
part II be thouGh that the Interests Of The o. vSin
meat dtoiats suoh ri ct or. u
s n. CLARK, Acting Ersinesr,
In charge Treasurv Dvua rtmanf
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
GOVERNMENT SADVTS.

pnssiOa vssxsOh:, SUsE 4 issl:
49, e. III - ooSS1ss q ~
sssd Sstsss, WSssS Sfs sissss q ASvs Sssn ios,
&. .s:s !sS I. =: S:s
certificate o. iks tenor vtll Be lsasd, Aovaiid Oh.
lection q sho.ld s ~ ,hss 81 Mappssr.
rsSr.sry, isii, = Asa;.s Tsaasi o. TS.asr, =
Ir:vs.s Of Cspt.in EsyiSSs compaay, Colonel Ste:
iss DIE ISIS xpi so-Jaiy issS, iss -la rear
y. So s:,.!ss ,fi Es.s.,s ! fSs Ss.s Z,
Alsn s,ast. dsoeassd, p ivate Of Captain Trpstt,s
s.mpany, Eifet .kentuctv volunteer, twar with
.se Ae5 .csS ssnas; ss e.
=. srsn..d Jely I, lSss- August ., isSs -"1
M a. ss s:%. u win Wine. sSIs. s:.ss: y: s's ssd q
~,.s granted DsseMbsr IN, Angus =, 1se9
% ,Ss s.. 'Ss u S.r SSS.r n .ot q
w,s g.Snt:S td April g, iss2- Aus.st =, ises
sss ;ss W. ssd Jun. ssDs
10. % Ia, for I'D as-.s Issued under IN. %. Of
Dsy, and W. granted February !, iiso-Xuss:ts, .,
g; ., ~, "! 70, - .s.s. ,suss .ss.r Y: %. ..
s;,S.Ia'' md Wa granted October ~ is6s-Ausu's
NO. N,GW LOf lW ncfth ltued unoer the act OF
March, 1861 IN he name OF ElizaSeth r., widow Of
B,nlamlu W Brookhouss and was granted Bsptsm.
bes 4, leb6~.AuftN 0, iea3 10 EH- l..tt
No 10, for leo soree, issued uuder the act CT
March, lstS 10 the name Of Henry Ropes, and was
granted April Is, Is5s-August ., 1873 b.
No. " ~, FOR 1a0 asys, lssu.d under the act Of
March. 1855, In the name Of Eiizsbstb, willow Of
John Gaid.sr, and wss granted October 8, isbt-
Nc H,sio, for 100 acre, sued apder tie 40, Of
March, Is5S, In the name Of Mary widow Of George
Wright, and was granted January ], Bs6-Augast
No sss7S, for 70 acres, Issued under the cot Of
September, 1850, in the name Of uuy Hober, and
Wss granted October 81, 1ss1-August Q, 1861
No 81 s,o26, for 10 acres, Issued under tho act Of
Septsnbsr, 1850 10 the name ot Content, widow Of
Villas Smith lsp., md Wa granted June ~, is5i-
No. al $50. for 40 acres Issued under the aot Of
September, 1850 In The name Of George Sherman,
and was granted July 10, lsb3--August 0 1859.
MO. S1i3, fot 100 sorcs Issued under the act Of
March, 1eeS, In the name OF Abigaii widow OF Levi
Ac,se, and was granted September IL, lsso-August
No IL sas, for 90 serel, Issued under the ao. OF
March 1885 In the name ot Cynthia, wi how OF Our.
did rIohins, and was granted November, %, 1855
No 70 sSs, for 100 sores, Issued under the act Of
March, 1865. IN the name Of Timot, y z. ..huson
anA was granted March Z, 1865 Auga 40, tsO2.
.r.| : JOSEPH h. NAkREri,
0nAmlssiAaAe
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

~ DIR. .. D. slGEsmOaD will be ab-
ssnt from the city until next fall whsl he will re-
ssine bis dutes ~ usual. , may2t
NEW lHynHy1Ou OF ARTIFICIAL
IN OHEOPLA9fIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or olasps, BY
- Il. b. b. 3 IG Il b NJ q NJ ID,
90 Brsadway, New York; and 3o0 Penna. avsnas,
bet 18th and 18th sls., Washington, d. c.,
Calls the attention Of the pabiio 70 the following
advantages Of hta improved system:
lst The teeth ofhis will never eofrode
70. change color by any sesds, and are
lighter than any othsr.
"a: No teeth o. roots need be sxtfaetsd, - the
ARTIFICIAL 0ss can BE- Inserted over thsm.
ID. The roots will BE- made inodsnsivs and never
u aehs. ~.
lth No Temporary teeth srs needed, Q, psr,naaent
oaes oan be made immediatsly, thereby preserving
he natural expression sf the hoe, which, under the
old sys.sm, b ksqasatly disAeufsd- -
Sth This Vsrk has bSsn fslly tsstSd, for over Eve
Jsars, By naay Of the Arst Ohsaisb and Physiotans
81 thf i.d the old eoshtsy. ''- ~
nsta alling with which the most sentative teeth can
3 allied without paia, and can build up .psrfsct
ssund toeth % any 10 roots, which vill lsst
ne fefsrs to The following Esntlsnsn: Dr. v. Mott;
o.. Doespus, ProfeRor of Chsmlstry; Hon. 4
Mann, jln.; capt: Crsbtfee, Vles PIesadsnt Of The
0niefAttoa %. Of New Yort; hon. Jadge Wayne,
Of tie sspes.s Court, Of Wsshinstsa, b. O.; and
tholseAds Of othsrs.
Csli cad examine yosrsslvss. ssv s--sa
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

FINLEY BIGGER, (lats Resister of the u. y.
rtsasuryl and CHI b. SHERMAN, Coun.
coss at Law, will devote their entire attention 10
the prosecution and settlement OF demsnds against
tic United States, growing out Of the present war
inoluding the Accounts aud Claims OF States Con.
tractors, and Disburdng Oncera; applications Tor
the restoration Of property illegally siessd or cap.
tured, and for compsnsatiou for the use OF private
property for Government purposes, and for damages
tor the Injury Of such property Gy the army; Tor
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands; and ior
dtstrbutve shares Of uioues payable ut the Trsa.
sury and due to sub contractors and others
They will also give legal advice 10 olaimants con.
uaotors, and to unproesslonni agents In iitixstef
saSes; and prepare written arguments when dssred
with Non .residsnt Agents who may send them
,,aus, an equitable dlvislon OF oommsious will Be
made.
UndBputsd Demands Will bs collected and
romptly remitted for ooiaDissien OF from half
4 two and ? half per cent depending on the
smosnt; and negotiations with the Departments
oniuotsd on moderate terms
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex-
perit noe, and o minute knowledge OF the OF laws,
teguistiona, rules and prsoedents, governing this
la's OF business ut the Departments, they hope TO
Msiitors. =. :" 49, =
Reference may be made to Members Of Congress,
snd oiicors OF the Government; and especially, BY
Esrmiseion, TO the Hon. ELIsHA WuirTLsssY, First
'1%GtrOaIer ma%rss M u s,I shs irsisaTX s,rv
Once, No US y street, near Treasury and Wu.
's4~ howL .r ..... nov 8-om
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
ID Il y r Os LB FOR L. te AD,

OnDaAscx OyEics, war DrrARrxxsr,
Washington, May 90, ls6a
Proposals. will be REQ. ived BY ihls bepartmsn,
the delivery at the following Arssnals ~ roon a.
possible, Of
5000 Tons Of Lead, as Eollovs.
At the watervliet Ars. nal, West Troy, New York,
At'he New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
fO'k, 90 'ona
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsbursh, Penusyl
wanna, 900 tons r
AZ the st. Louis Arssnal, St. Louis, Missouri,
400 tons
This lead must b, Gslsns, or other American,
brands. ~
Proposals will BE- received for lots Of 800 tons and
upwards.
Bidders will state explicitly the time aud amount
OF each delivery.
:, Failure TO deliver at specified time will subJ.o.
!s 70 forfeiture Of the amount to Dc
Parties obtaining contracts will be required to
sssr Into bonds with proper sursiss for is faithful
The Department reserves 10 Itself the right - ~
Proposals. will be addressed ~ follows. Gen. J.
RIPLEY, Chief Of Ordnance, Washington, ID, @. ,
and should be endorsed " Proposals for Lead" :
ma 81 n. y
ORDNAHos OPvicE, May ~, 1882
The quantity Of lead rsquirsd BY the above ID
vertisement Ia redsssd TO ont. third OF the sbovs
amount, namely, 900 tons; aad the Time for making
the proposals extended 10 the eth OF August 1851
Jas. W, RIPLRY,
jsnsN briasdisr 9sassaL
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
DxOPOsALs Fok sTArIORERY.

TsrAsuay Dypk aruxNr Jupe 10 Issl
SEALED i1SfqsAis foR sTXTioNEkY
of July, 1862, at - oe'oek, N.
Samples Of the Articles Ia slds will b. iurui,hedio
e hs e..
tern. An III. envelopes Surni.hed must have EN-.
sbis devits at The upper righ hand corner. '"'
For the Articles m Gaa IN, bidder will state tho
p,s Hsr e Grc; iSr ems a. aud for h.ude.,
turs and style as tn, Dsra'tment may order, with
suitable handles tor each style ordered.
be accepted unl.ss tbsJ comply rtrc,ly With this ad
ia Dc vsrie. of bo classes will b. .ubJeo, TO In
psctiou by an eSIert detailed for the purpose by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and the delivery Of
any inferior article shall b. Gstmed sutncent csuse
Deliveries must 5. free Of charge At the Treasury
oh proposal must BE- ispsd by the Individual or
guarantee that the bidder viii exes uie oontrsct,
nth good aud suci,nt bonds, II his bid accepted
The f.i'ure to comply with auy oue order under
FropSsais uuacoomr o. led With satisfactory gIar.
.w.rd.d only 70 ssisbNshrd msuui.otGrsr. Of or
DEALERS 10 the articles
CLAsIl.
White Gap p'per
White qunrto post paper
White mole tsper
..r Yellow envelope paper
Br wn wrap ing payer
Red aLd white 6lCt irg paper
White eovrlopcs, OH :lsi pfze
White tnye .ope~, letter sire
white envelopes, note sire
Gisas iuksiands
Ned lii.a tape
Silk tate, assorted oilors
Prepared India rubber
CLAs2.
Best qualiti ocpyi 4 Ink
Rest qHslity black lux
Best qualit, blue Ink
Hest quality red or carmine iuk
Fabei . best black lead pencils, Nci ., 3, and
= ' ~
Fahers boat red aud blue pencils
Steel psns
bieHl pet handles
Best quality Of sealing wax, made entirely from
Grnui.e Ro.lgsrs h Son, She efie!d, four bIaded
knives, with pearl nr stpg handics 10
as.u.n HoSgers Son, Sheffield, ervssrs, with
Genuine Rodgers Son scissors for ofloe use, six
iu"hea long Including bo~sl
Genuine Rodgers Il Son shears, with 70 inoh
Nine inch ivory folders
Small FreLch syelets
Large French ey~lets
Bids Will contain Items at prices ess than fair
not Be considered. g. r. CHASE
b1i-2awsw Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
/ tREAY CERTHAL hOITE
N FOR the WEHT, 81.
HUDsCN RiVER RAURGAD asd N6H YUHk
CkN7RAL R4LLRUAD.

On AkD ArfEk DEohnsxR Q, 1901,
Expreas Trains leave New. York city depots o.
audson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, y
s;GH sS Sa,%A''' M street s,cn i so.A ,rs's station
n.So ppm. ilso .. n, $50 p. n.
ugS,,s.l @ = aud puu.,o '"p H.
Train with sleeping 1910 a. N.
ears, 1915 p. m.
On sOanAy., the following trains will bs ruu to
nd, ND from as SSth street The 1870 "a sleeping car
Troy, and As ). m .raiS from Albany. H. ITO"
0oeaectinl q Albany with the New York o..
tral Railroad for Sohsnsotsdy, Rochester, Utios
s.h.via, ROM, md station. q Ro.s and wsisr
svspsnaion Rriise, .Aubarn, Geneva, Csiandaisus.
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and SuNSs sou
- Lats Shorss eunalo and Lake Harou and Great
s Wsstsrn ssrSsA , fCE AaTiltop, T9r3pto, Detroit,
Oross Madison iraIrie DuChlen, 0aisns, Dunisiti,
Dutuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musoatins, ,iowaCity
Burlington, Quincy, sprlngn.id,. Alton, st. l.oss
.au, Dayton, ColumIuS, Cleveland, and ali point,
West, Northwest, aud Southwest.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
!, Connecting with Trains q Troy, with Troy and
whitehall. Rutland, Burlington, st. Atbans, RoSss
Point, Piaatsburgh, osdensburgh, Montresl, 10.
~ Freight Arrange by ihis route q above,
without change Of Cars, from the Depots 10 Cham
bsrs and hudson streets At all timcs "a 10 vorabIe
- made BY other Railroad COmpsuiss Tbs fsoi
ties q liI great New York Route to the west, CON
%sn@ s u 70 ss dI q merchants Ind spps
Pasoenser Trains, with Smoking and sIseplps
Cars, run In connection on the New York Coixsi
For psrtieulars q To local train saud feolsbt
rsnso'asnu inquire 81 the depot, % Wsrrs. street
dseH II Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
NEW BOATs-aEW w CAks,
LsSh H0R BOSTON, y
NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and woRCEsTER
DAIIY,
(Sundsys ExoeptedJ
At B O'clock, p. H.,

PIER 80 N. R, FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET,
Ihs new and magnificent steamer CITY OF hos
TON, WIN. Wilcox. commander, from New York
russdsys, Thursdays. and Saturdays and frou
New Londcn - Mondays, Wednesdays, and RH
days.
YORK, Thomas q. Jswett, commander, from New
York-Noudsys, Wednesdays, and Fridays; fron
New L"ndon- tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sataf
days.
Those two new stssmsrs have been built sxpss~l,
for this route, with all modern improvsmenh lin
cludng Water Tight Compartment, and are tbs
only :teAnsrs ever built for Long Island SQUAD
with this grsst life preserving improvsnsnt. -
Conductor accompany the steamers eaoh way.
Passengers proceed fron New Losdou isns
distsy on ARRIVAL Of stsamers by kxprsss Trsin T.
B1stoS, W0rosstsr, Lowell, Lswrsnos, ritohbure
Nashss, Couoord, the white Mountains, 10, 10.
Psasenssrs returning from Boston lsavs tAs Dspo.
of ths Boston Sad Worcester rsilr .,d ~ % r. h
worcester p. H., arriving ut New Laadsa sSs
Freight freight tahon q the Lowest Rates, nd dslivsrso
State Boon. n abundance san b. had on board
stsansfs, o. at ths Boston OF New Yorf onoss. h
advance. EG GARTIN. Xrsnt'
ny-tf fisr ), u z.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

Just arrived, . direct importation psr ,tssms,
Fulton, from Europe, very due end larcH sssort.
nsnt Of Marine, Opera, Field ulasses q T9ie.
ooPse, which Will sell very little above The cost
sior to b had, having been seleoted purposeiy for
~ market; Aisc, large and vel! escorted stoot
spsotaoies and Eye Ulassss saisd 10 tSe sshs Sv
the use Of An Optometar. AoonaideraLis humber 81
osrtiaoates 10 be seen At my once from eentismsn
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
" An AnDEN'D PATENT |---
Y POKTABLn COPYINo Pm .ss.
HANNAH & CO.

sois Propristora, 90 Cliff street, New York.
Two Sizes. $lO0 and Sl25.
~ 90 receipt OF price, Press will BE- nailed To
any sddress. postage paid. Descriptive Ciroulsn
sent u requested. stsuoners and Agents Supplied
~. Extraordinary indsosnsns offered 70 iat.In
gent Agents. 70. srv sa-dhwsm
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
A DAMS Express Company,
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WASHINGTON Cir, ID. O.
KkN EIPRESS FORwARDERS.

GREAT EASTERN, ORrHERN, AND WEBT
kkN EXPRESS FoRwARDERS.
msrch sudiss, Money, .Itwelry, vaiua.
biss, Notes, Stocks. DOnsis, Ssc.,
FORWARDED with SAEETY AND DISPATCH "a
oil accessible ssotlons OF the country IN oompany
has ssenoies In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are n.
WARHIN91 ION, DC, NEW YORK. BOsrON
PhILhDELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CiN.
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Connections are made at New York and postop
with lines forwsrdirg TO the CANADAs aud ths
BkiTIsH PROVINCES, and with steamship iines
and tnencs BY European expresses to all promn. nj
oo@msrcial towns In Gr.st Britain aud on the Con
tiBsnt. -
made at ali accessible parts Of the United Sta,es
y4 o.. q. q. DUNN, Agent,
- u '. Waahingtoo ID q.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
DATENy OFFIC y U SIS II . b !,
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
GO.MES i .ALEX.A.N'DER.

Th' anSsiSIssS h,y: entered me
proosrink Of PATENTS, and all other kinds oi
cations, 10 extensions and stion 10 srtsnsion.
asA 70 takisg and preparing evidence aad arSu
wsats II Interference eases.. -
Ths undsrsigned will also attend To obtaining
PENsIONS aud BOUNTIEs for Soldiers ssfyins
during the present and previous wars, and to the
proseoutioa gensraly Of all snilAf olaasss Of bud
ne0 with the 9ovsrnnsnt
OMos. corner Of Seventh aAd y strssta, opposite
~ Pstsnt Onhss. DANIEL u. SOAEB,
q - I, o. H.. ALEXANDER.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
STATUARY,
. MARBLE MONUMENTS,
60, &C.

hsve large and most extensive stock Of
italian Marble Hon sts, 0rsvssto,es.
&c., Se.,
tor sale st low prioes Tor cash. will ssli st reduced
prices " those II ths Army or navy Who msy want
iAllsa In defence Of ths Usiou.
WI. RUTHERFORD,
hb 1--eD 3 s1feet Sssth. ~ lash aa1 iosh.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
I'd olaAs tickst. !.....
The ox P. N, ,I.ias runs daily Sundays sxo
lhs II r. N. Southern n all runs dAily.
WAY LINES,

For Bristol, Trenton, 40, at Ito and sx A. n
and o, 80 asd J.. r M, from Kenstns ton, and X
r. H., from Walnut street whs'f
For 1ri-tol snd intermediate Stations st H. A
d. from keuair gtou
For Palmyra, Riyertou, Delanso, Beverly, Bur
l'ngton, Florence, Bordsutown, 40 st lSx, I, Z,
and bS r. n
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and tuterme
wharf.
a. For New York. and Way Lipss leaving Ken.
inKton Depot take the Cars on Fifth street. above
Walnut, hal, an hsur before departure. The Oar,
run int TIE Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run irom the Depot.
Fifty pounds OF baggage only, allowed each pas
sanser Passengers sre prohibited from taking any
thing Baggage hut their wearing appa,ci. Al
lsargaSe 'ver my pounds, To be paid GNm extrs
Tbs Company limit their responsibility Cor baggage
TO One Dollar per pound and will not be lubie 10,
any amount beyond 100 Dollars excapt BY .pe. ixI
ovntraot. WIN. II, 9ATZMER AGENT
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