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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The ELEVENTH WARD IoNrciDE.-The verdict
of the Cofo1ers Jury IN tie of Peter Geib,
WHO was killed on Sunday morning, was rendered at
a late hour on Wednesday evening. 1t was 80 fol-
lows: "That Geib came TO bis death by frature OF
the skull received at the band> OF Michael Morani
that Tracy, Klby, aud Barkerwers accessories after
the fact; and the Jury would further state that in
their opinion Justice Steers eught to have held
Michael Moran who arrested and brought be-
tore him by Officer Hunt of the Eleventh Precinct"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

From Our Own Correspondent
aARTIssBuRG, june ~, 1862
The chivalry Of Richmond descend at times, by
way of sandwich, 10 the vulgar relaxation Of stree
Jokes, as thus:
Well, Rebel, are you reody to be pushed to thai
wall"
"What WALTZ
" Stoaewall."
"Where is ii 7"
Right in front Of the last ditch"
The joke, you perceive, is but feeble joke, and
if. AS Washington rumor would have it yesterday,
the wall ii leaned against has fallen, it will hardly
bave strength 10 20 alone SO tnst but for the crtch
lend it, il might never have reached you. But
don't believe it--tbnt it, don't believe that Stonewall
jackson is either killed or captured; for If he were
indeed dead, Il would surely not be known for
non hs TO come; and il he we're prisoner it would
DO known already beyond peradventure
The fact IT, the man is alive 10 his own value and
is personally prudent; bis courage s of the cool and
wary sort; by no means partakipg Of Ashby's def
ant efronry; and for body gusrd he has HE whole
army (by this time 40 900 strong to each and every
man of whom he s al object Of peculiar aud passion
ate PRIDE For my own part, am increduous OF
these newspaper ana sueot-coTnor cofIses anu esp
lures which always falling to US just in the nick
of time as if every arch-ebel of them, the moment
he became famous, Was snitten with an Irresistible
impulse 10 die for comfort, or DO 'bageed' for
our convenience. / am even fixed In the conviction
that, ut this present writing, Turner Ashby ia no
more dead than John Brown; and we all know that
biz sous marching on.
Bnt let ne kill "Old StOnewall," nevertheless for
the sake of writing bis obituary, and pretending TO
know all about him. In taking my turn, then, at bis
reasonable dissection warD yOu that got my faeis
from the friends Of the subject, and II my demonsr-
ton in any respect resembles those Of our we-ln-
formed cotemporuries," North or South content
yourseh with wondering at the coincidence, or i'd
miring their ingenuity.
Thomas Jefferson Jackson was born In Lewis
County, Virginia, in 1928. He IL, therefore, just
thirty seven years oldthe fatal age for men OF ge-
uius-an argument against ne. Ills family, though
by no means wealthy, was oue Of extensive and in
h1ential ramifcaiions socially and politically their
statue has always been high, even in arisiocretie
Virginia and it was this advantage, perhape, which
saved our hero from neglect when he was tnrued
upon the world ~ very poor young orPhani tor 1t
was by family influence, exered III behalf OF BIS IN
tellectual and moral promise, that he was made n
Wet Point Cadet at the age OF seventeen. IL VIE
lis own cousin, Jndge Jackson Of the L. ). Cour',
who skedaddled from WiNcheeter last month on The
approach Of tho rcamp, Thomas Jefferson, recently
peirilied into StonewaH." His perinHciiy IN pro
curing his cadeship shows the man. Beng th.n
resident Of Clrkshnrg in Western Vir.inin, ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
scryrs AND IscrpEsrs AT THE PARK HospirAL

SCENES ASD IsCIDEsrs AT THE PARK HOSPITAL.
Thursday morning presented lively and sag'
gesiive picture ut the Park Hospital. Under toe
bro.d awning above which waved the Stars and
slripes, hundred, of wounded veterans, win nleir
rps in rings and their heads and faces in bandages,
ere cos y seated in the shade or - hiteh'hg ano
hobbng from barack 10 gateway, all cheerin' ana
apparently FREQ from pain, and each having per-
.onal history which nigh, be expan1ed INTO vol,
auep. Crowds OF curious spectators and interested
1iends and relatives were collected in front Of tn
,oili,c bioctin7 ~ he .itewak - he grcai fr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The RESPONSE OF OnIo.--Gov. Tod says: A
prompt and gallant response has been made to the call
for three months men. Over 1900 have gone TO the
field, and another regiment will soon be ready, lesv
lng an ample force OF about 1000 for State guard
duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

AYALYsIs or FLRTILIZTRs.-Prof. Mapes OF the
Working Farmer il involved il q controversy with
another Professor, attached 70 the Pennsylvania
Farmers High School, with respect 10 Tho absolute
and comparative value Of certain Commercial Fer
tilizers respectively. Prof. Mapes makes Super
phosphate for sale, which other editors Of Agricul-
tur.l papers do MT seem 10 value 90 highly as be
does The Pennsylvania Professor publishes an
analysis Of various Guanos, Pbospbates, Superphos-
nbates &C., with the absolute value of each,
wherein Pr,f. Mspess commodity figures pretty
veil down the column. Professor M. rejons in bis
Fqrme, that the Pennsylvania Professor aforesaid
made bis analysis with malice prepense, and boosted
eforeband that he would give the said Mapss aud
lis Superphorphate a lick back. We deem this q
pretty qaarre rs it stands and do not propose TO in
ermeddle with it. But one point seems 10 US clear
though the analysis of soils and fertilizers ought TO
%, and yet may be, accurate and valuable, the
method purued by the Pennsy lvania Professor land
ye presume by all most her scientific analyzers
ri exceedingly internationally. That method is-to
resolve the material TO be analysed into its primary
clements, sscert.in the weight Of each, compute the
value Of that element by ITSELF and SO with every
other, and thus determine the valas Of tun Of the
fertilizer: thus
500 n Of Lime at % cts per cwt........"Sl so
40 Sulphur a, - per cwt,.......'. 900
10 Nitrogen at 10 cts. per b....... W
and 80 on-adding up the column of values and call
ny the aggregate the total value of the fertilizer
Of course, this may be somewhere near the true
value, but his anay sis does not prove tso ii hdid
tnn Of common air would he proved aDadmirable
cr,ilizer, worth a good many dollars. Granite or
oarse sand il also worth god price yer tun Tor
ortilizers on The same basis. The fact ia notorious
Lat two elements may be so combined that no aclon
# soil OF tun, Or rain living organisms, Will 'epa
ate them-so that their pantprodncins properties
re entirely unavailable to the farmer. Other Ter
izers may yield les. Of plan-iood TO the chemist yet
nore far more, to growing plants. a great granite
ook may contain far more potash than barrel OF
lcbory ashcsas an analJ sis would doubtless esiab-
sh--yet be utterly worthless to lbe farmer, because
waouble Wy any cheap process now Known, While
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

the ashes ready to be taken up at once by grow
ing plants and become Com or Grass at the growers
pleasure. We submit, therefore, that Chemical
Analyst on this basis has yet stuined that PER-
lection which IL requisite to render it trusty guide
in computing the value respectively Of different Fer
filizers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
COMMODORE FOOTE AT HOME.

The gallant Com. Foote, Of the Mississippi squad
ron, reached bis home in New-Ilaven ON Tuesday
afternoon. lie purposely avoided any Of the prof
iered demonstrations Of the people OF New-YoIk and
other Cities His health is improving, but he requires
rest aud quiet to insure his speedy recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

have, in common with others, been foremost IN the
combat for the suppression of this cked Rebellion.
now beg to fh-nk he State Of Rhode Island for
the kind manner in when she has been pleased t.
remember no and - thank Won COR The kind inter
est you have manifested an tue pFeeentatiJn " this
most acceptable gil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
THE REBEL FORCE AT CORINTH.

Tie 81. Loui, Republican publishes list of $40
prisoners of war, taken mainly during tho retreat
from Cornth, which have arrived in that city under
guard. These men Represent 80 regiments, and 70
cavalry and artillery companies, and Independent
battalions. The full regiments enumerated were ac-
credited ~ folloWp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RrroRrBD foR TnR \. \ IalBrsr. sf liso. Rrrp.
JrsB o, l2ez
Whole number Of Cattle market, f06 about $50 BeeysI
and IS stores consisting a orks Oxen. Mich Cows and
one. two aud three year old.
PRicgs OF MARKET bss.-Extra. Sc 50d SO IS; nrgt
quality, 81; .-coud quality. IS sos third quality 81.
PAIcx. sToss CArrLH.W orking OIen peg pair $50
so; Cove aud Calves go 80 S42i feaIlingh
none Two.yearolis none Three YssT.olds loto S2l
Sheep and Lambs 2OJO al marAet prces In ios sl Io0
~ 2,0 SJ each. ezra, S4d f5or rem Sc' 10 Stooc
10. Spring Lambs S2Gfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

FROM BARBADOS. Capt S. W. Hopkins, Of sch.
Daniel Williams. arrived Thursday, brings dates
TO 7tb inst. There WAS hut little Of nteres. trans-
piiing The crop of sugar would amount 10 about
10000 hLds., and would be all snpped by ,he lass
OF June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Patrolman John S. Henson, lormerly attached TO
the Third Precinct Police, on Thursday morning
presented I1specor Carpenter with Secession flag,
captured in March iart al Fe,nanina, Florida.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The STEAMSHIP CHiSA.-The steamship China,
of the Curard line, will "a for Liverpool On her
regular day, Ju -, with one engine, having disa-
bled the after engine her recent voyage TO this
port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

An UPRISING OF PRISONERS FEARED.--H 10
ruHored, says Tie CisDeiand Her0id. that Colonel
Hoffman. tue Coumandant at Johnson Island, has
become sarned on account of the large lumber u
prisoners and sa's guard atJohnsoD Island, and has
telegraphed tn. United Siaies steamer Michigan TO
come to his assistance II is said thntthree Canadian
vessels have been anchored off the Island for some
time and II is feared d plot IL on hand TO some
Of the Rebels over 10 Canada. The guard is certainly
very slim at the Island considering that there are
1870 Rebels there, and t would be a very easy mat
to disarm the guard ard seize any boats in the
vicinity and re off 10 Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
EercinIa OF Prodace.

JUNK 9e-a3i20 bbls. Flour sl2 boil. Com Meal, l2so
bags DO 2l4O hos. WLsA, l5tvoO bush. Wheat, l03Al
hnsh Com 81 800 bush Oats IS psss Ahc. .s7 pkss Pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
LIES FOR THE SOUTHERN MARKET.
b. aIas.ux,L Ia III. MoktIa IIihnna

RICHMOND, June l4.-Ihe Examiner OF this
morning that by arrival from Norfolk II learns
tha, the ordered march 10 reenorce Nc
Cesn uned and w shot before order and obedience
wa restored.
The Examiners informant also reports .x.ce Engi-h
them iron-clsd IA Hampton Roads, The cause
OF visit OF this feet Is unknown.
The departure OF Lord Lyon. for England produced great
SENSATION IN Washington.
a., heaia tspoDdent Lord Lyons goes upon the
invitation OF Seward 10 tho English Cabinet that the
cannot be OF long duration.
The Medics Director Of Jacssons army reports In letter
nom fou Republic that Sunday the enemy len on the
hslG 0O dead aud wounded and Monday 20 dead aud
wounded and 100 u.iss.Dg.
The Coz fderse Sunday 200 killed and wounded
and on Monday 800 killed aud " ounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
AMATEUR SOLDIERS.
IN -oao,, l.,tla of Hbick .hominv draw forth "a

TIE recent batile OF OH1VhHHUI1by uItW IUitU
large pu nber of 6ghes who went the field for
De VS. 81 OFT and returned with stories, zach as sposin,n
very much prone relate when there are no with TO
yeIify dpT0ye heir siseu thiH NhsieV'1 ctdoiiy
NAV he attached to h. aeG rarra tntEc IL one story
tod by the officers who Commanded the men who were en-
M and lighting their country Ike true men AMI l3s
a. M. are and that story is thst tho provisions bealy
refresh soldiers reached them but were con-
sumed the way uy the volunteers for one day ony
AID further they licked up the eaemys camp Pluuder
of al sorts hieh Of right beot gid 10 the army and bore
back This sct and this constitutes, We strongly
suspect about Of the achievements of tue brave
muude who gayly wended their to take pop a.
the enemy" ,.
pledge to eat oil the men that they isht Iii would
ha dis pat in danger Of undertaking thsn he
could perform Inc generals have it IL Understood taken
measures to az pose the time. Any
no spp field take bis place in the ranks o.
want something TO 10 must 20 the right way about &C. That
Is the only way to prove their sincerity That multitude
shoud and block the roads rob the cat up tue
PROVISIONS dese for the soldiers the defenders OF the
couory, sosudaous incident Of the last battle,
which it IL believed viii not be permtGdt to occur again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
COL. RICHARD YEADON.

This eminent lawyer elegant writer, and pleasant
cooqnii reached here yesterday and registered ct JAY
rsits Hotel Cob Teaiop hs. been avisi. to Richmond
whittier he repaired long since the Invitation OF an ony
furnish The Chditoas Courier of which he senior
editor with description Of the great battle OF the Chcta
bouny Mr. lssdon the ongrnary field, with sed
the bloody strife and had retired but brief hour before
hi. 800 Richard Yeadon. member OF the HAMPTON lie:
zion sain by the iIfuratrd foe. ioung leadon ei
while head Of his company calamity struggling for tho
idependeoce OF the South. Mr. Yeedon goes back TO hi
home IN Charleston with add-ed heart bat ho carries tn
him the Of many thrilling incidents aud exciting
scenes from which his ciI pen viii enveu the columns Of
The Courier for several days TO come Pe,cs5ufg Ex ill.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The prospect for obiainDga supply Of salt is be-
conir decidedly brighter. The Nsios Salt Works said
rning 900 bUshe. four hOurs The
Governor Of Georgia pushing hi, discoveries aud
Jog s snufacinIe the soac9sst company has com
nuced the manufacture under the guns Of Fort houdo,
Sullivan. Island also other companies at other ponts Gov.
shorter oying the matter lie has his hand. employ ed
IN CLARKE County msk To- bushels PER day, s sinking es
the production and intend that AshaHa a 90
fully supplied. Mobile Tribune, l5th
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-11
List of Trials for June Term, 1852.

hlsI OF ITlaIs Tor June Term, 1857.
FIRST WEEK.
Mich. Schnells heirs vs.. Julian Basse
Joel CadbHry & wife VS.. d. Adams, ct al.
Julian Basse VS.. John Voinchet,
Henry Waple vs. Daniel Smeal
Robert Reid & Co., vs. Jas. Albert & Co.
Cecil Bank vs.. James White.
A. K. Wright VS.. Abm. Goss.
r. B. c. Case VS.. Haines&Schoenin ct al.
8. P. & C. J. ShoE VS.. Joseph Best, jr.
John McPherron VS.. NJ. Hook kenbury
John. .NcPherrcn VS.. Jno Robson, ,et al
John Patchen vs., John Thompson
J. u, Graham VS.. Jacob Wilhelm.
George Dixon vs.. Francis Pearce.
Fitch Boynton, ct al VS.. Abm GOss.
Jas Forest 4 Co. vs. A. }. & d Adams,
Thos. McRen vs.. J. Albert & Bro, ct al
Joseph Casebear vs. Chas. Huych, ct al.
Ellis L Lewis Irwin vs.. Philip Blanchard
SECOND WEEK.
L. z, Shaw vs.. Dlnl Mains, ,el AL
Isaac Goss vs. A. y. Goss & T Henderson
E.J.Pruuer,e ,et al. VS.. D.Houtz&D. Woods
E, & L. Irwin VS.. Ellsworth Upde graft.
]. Wilson vs.. PLANK Road & Turnpike Co.
J: b. Graham VS., Daniel Little.
Mcfarland 4 Co. VS.. Jones Rolin.
Caroline Troutwine vs. S. Crawford ct al.
Isaac Goss VI. Henderson q Coulter.
Evans Boise VS.. J. T. Leonard&W. Rotkey.
Johnston q Lescock VS. Eyre Pile.
NJ V. B. Owens vs.. j. w. &. P. A. Owens.
Elisha Elliot ". WestTy Nevling.
s McManu, & Co. vs. c, Krat2er a. Son.
Salem Eg, LII. Church vs. c, Korb, ct, al.
j. r. Reed VS. J. NJ. Chase.
May %, g. j, L. CUTTLE, Prothr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-11
HOLLOCK'S DANDELION COFFEE

This preparation, made from the best Java Cof-
Fee is recDmm, nded by physicians asa superior
NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for General Debili-
ty, Dyspepsia and all bilious disorders. Thous-
auds who have been compelled to abandon the
use of coffee will use this wlhos. injurious effects
One can contaius the strength Of two pounds of
ordinary coffee PRICE 25 cents.
lN@ locks Mavafm 3
The purestau best BAKING POWDER known
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cukes. PRICE 10 cents.
MANUFACTURED ny
NJ H. KOLLOCK, CHEMIST,
C9r Of Broad d Ctemut Sre,4, PniladelDha.
AND SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND dnoCERs
SOLD AT r. MUSSOP'S.
Feb. 20 1862, yr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-11
IlR. WILLIAM n. ilURD's
MORN IpASH,
A stnt ntmrpi rob
ANfN NHfArfff

A tlNE NlNib1 lOh
sORE MOUTHS.
CANKER,
DISEASED m.EEpINH GuAs,
NURRlKg RORE MOUTH,
And the bea lpec6o nov In uso iot ANY dh
ens,a condition Of The mouth u IL particularly
,nsgoiL " petsvl wtnrlng .......
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
soupLot.iy Destroying. every taiut Of The mouth,
ab.orting and removing al In putilies, insuring
a SWEET BREATH 49,.
10 all who mako use Of IT, NO .roUNG DADi
or YOUNG GENTLEMEN whd'is afflicted with
A BAD BREATH,
.hoIl delay applying this remedy, for 1t isa
certain cure, and h approved and recommended
by every physician ander whose notice 1t has
A BAD BREATH
Ia an offence for which there is ne excuse whilo
DR.. Wm. B. Hurd's Mouth Wash
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad breath
greatly 10 the nnnoya nee and often to the dh-
gSsr Of those with whom they Gene in contact
without being conscious Of the fuct. To relieve
yourself from all fears regarding thiS
USE Dr. VIM. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Clennlinesl ofthe mouth is VI great Importance
to the general health, which is often ahcoted,a ,aRd
no, uuirsquently seriously impaired, through
want of proper attention to this subj ect.
USE DIR. WV. II URDS MONTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental office, No. "
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, r. d.
Price 81 Cents Per Bottle.
liberal discount madc to dealers,
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TPIBUNE
BUILDINGS, MOL, SPRUCE ST. NEW YORK
sod'in Philadelphia by Dyot & Co., 252 North
I'd sttVci; o. s. Hubbcl, l4lO Chesnut street,
on d by all Dpggists
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sr~~-s 'sN'.a-7 -
tttofp ftiti tr4.It Tune Term lbbk
rt.,.a. D. uit~kktr.
p,l, .t.so, .nr. rtief sctlrr, Peter
,tist tsmes Ntlca.
pyrnaja John NfchsNsy.
Bcll Ibomu Ncghre
Joungton-juo. Muton, notid A'koy.
Clcarheid %. Stumph
Decatur Daniel Aycr'.
Ferguson W t. Wiley
Girard- Charles MignoL
Huston r. Hewitt Hiram woodward.
Kouhaus Henry Iothcrs,
KnoX-John High.
LaErenco-Samuel Clyde.
Lumber Clty--Jcssc spencer
Morris-J,C, Allpm., y Iullmor
New Washinglon--John Feuth.
Poun-Samuel Derrick.
Union Henry Bailey,
TRAVIS JURORS-lsl. week.
Rcccaria 30 Uhomas Groom.
Bella Miller Thos. slnderlin.
Bradford David Askcy, Gee Bowcrsox
Luke Ky,er
Brady. W. HAYS. Reuben Bonsall,
Z. L. Ogtbn, Wm. Armagost Jos. Lncs.
Burnsids--C. r. King, Elijah White,
Vim. Tonkins, J. Henderson, Elijah Baker
Boggs-Samuel Robson, Jerry SmeHl,
Chest VIM. Tucker,
Clearfeld--W VIM. Bigler,%. McPhorson.
CurwcnsyiIe--John Irwin,
DecEur--B. c. Bowman, r. Showaitsr.
Ferguson--Alex Reed, Alex Ferguson,
J. c. Ferguson.
Fox Thomas Mulkins.
QirarI-W. Walbce Henry Spackmnn.
Graham j. z. Nelson. jacob Wilhelm.
Huston +. B. Hewitt Arnold Bliss.
Jordan Robert johnson, Sr.
Karthaos--E Pile, Joseph Casebear, r.
J Haines, Chas. Conaway.
Knox John Fon
Lawreu.e-Abraham Ogden, Rudolph
7wartsworh h, John Irwin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-11
CLEABFIELD STONE WARE POTTERY

Thankful for past favors and solicitous Of tu.
ture patronage. l would respectfully announce
that have on hand again, aud will constantly
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner short distance east Of the Methodist Church,
large stock Of Crockery, such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars Stove pipe casing
Go. de- and also an extensive assortment Of
different si1es and patterns Of brackets and
rosottes for cornice on houses, and other mool.
dings.
ANY mouldings not on hand will be made to
order on short notice. Also FIRE brick made
and kept for sale.
8s'-A liberal reduction on prices made t.
whole'ale dealers. F. LEITZINGER.
Clearhod, may %, lS8l.-ly.
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$1,000. PREMIUM $1,000.

. 600. PREMIUM 600.
/ MIA rou,o Hair 10 Grow on RalI Heads viii
Restore Grey or Diseased ll0ir 10 iH
! ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOR 4;
will prevent the Hair {. ON Falling on, and pro
mote New and Healthy Growth completely
eradicate. DanduR, will prevent and
cure Nervous Headache will give
to the Hair Clean, Glossy Ap
pcarance, and is Certain
Cure FOR all Diseascs
Of tn Q Il nd.
Price. IS Cents; thr6d Bottles for $500
For Sale at HARTSWICK S DIR UG
STORE, Markst st., ClcaUcld, Pr.
1t u perfect and complete dressing for the
Hair Read the following testimonials.
L. 5. MARsuAL's OFFICE,
New York, Nov. 8, 1871.
WIN. GRAY, Esq. Dear Sir-Two months ago
my head was alAost entirely buid aud the little
hair | had was all greg and falling out very inst
until l feared should lose all ! commenced
using your Hair Rcstorutrc, and it Immediately
stopped the hair falling of, and soon restored the
color, and after using two bottles my head is com
plctcly covered With healthy growth Of hair
and Of the sane color It was IN early manhood
take groat pleasure in recommending your eX-
CO ilent HUir RcstOratiUc and you may also refer
oLy doubt ting person to mo.
ROBERT MURRAY, U. s. Marshal,
Southern District, New York.
For sale by the proprietor, (Wm.Grey) at the
Restorative Depot,
sol Broadway, New York,
Also for snlc by John S, Pierce General Agent
6o5 Broadway, y. Y. and by all Druggists
JOHN S. PIERCE, General Agent,
No. G65 Broadway, n. Y.
n b. Druggists or others sending cash orders
] Fart thn trin bn in1 nil
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THOMAS j. MCCULLOUGH.
Tlmo of Holding Court.

Attorney at Law.
0fbce on Market street, opposite Mossop's y tpr
Clsarheld, Pa, Will attend promptly 70 Collie
ehons Sale OF Lands, dc. novfl.
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Cabinet, Chair Making.

AnD EtGY&G igARMIEI9,
Ohm GULlCH, Of the borough Of ClearGelu
~ Pa, will be prepared at all times to attend to
to any business in the above line on short
notice, and In a workmanlike manner His place
Of business is at the old shop on the north side OF
Market street, I'd door east of Third St, nearly
opposite the old Jew store; where he will keep
constantly on hand large assortment Of Ma
hogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet
Ware Of every description, which he will dispose
ofon as Reasonable terms as the same articles
can be had elsewhere in tho county.
His stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con e
sists in part of.-Dressing and Commo Burca us,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks, and
Book Casos, French and Field Post Bedstesd s,
Dining, Breakfast, Centre Card and Pier Ia.
bles, &c. Coffns manufactured and delivered al
any place desired.
February g. lS5Q.-Tuo. 4, vol. ly.l