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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
DOCTRESS.
The RehaIlion Ceased

Inc hcUGII10U OEdB6u.
THE LATE WIDOW OF DR.. C0WLES BEGs
leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Greek. jyil-dty
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
/ also Manufacture all kiHds Of Eaehinsry, sush
as appertains to

Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills.
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
Ar MIRGF2cTVRERs PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-11
HOUSE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN MOUNT
Il Vernon, Indiana. Lot No. 81 in Owens En-
largement situate opposite the residence of Thos.
J. Hinch. For terms of sale apply to g. w.
Thomas A. NJ. DUS0UCHET.
November 3-tf
TSOR SALE OR RENT, A LARGE STEAM
Il TANNERY, together with six acres of Land.
The Tannery is in good condition, and is fitted
with all the neatest improvements.
For further particulars enquire at this office.
sep22-2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

ST.En,IXE = Co.
N1 q. "a .Li ST.
hsrr OF hsnl ici ifsanr.i,ts eti.rery the
NEW TWENTY .tAE5 ia fE1 CENT BONDS
81 the UNITED STAGES, dsssnaiel Ms d. FIVE
TWENTlES" redcenabs ~ the pleasure OF the Govern
Aet hys yes, aid suthoIcd by set OF Consess ap'
proved Feb -. ljt2
The COTTON BONDS ,ro is'nad 10 sans ~
$50, SID0. $500, and = 900.
The RtDis TERED bpNDH. - sums VI. -
S.fd, SJ10, = 800, ,Dd $4,000.
Interest viii cofinoUce from ia IL Of 1UbSthifiloS'
and 10 PAiAbL. iN GJLD. At t.e Mins, or siiy sub
Depository tie I'M ed Steie, on bs bI't dtys
Of Aay aud NovanDoT o. each year Al The pfe.snt
rilu1i OF Gaid tho BONDS YIELD ABOUT Eiohf PER
CENT PER ANNUM.
Tho araple provision made By Custom Duties. Excise
Stamps and Interest Rfvonne for he payment CT interest
hud ouieat0n O. tie P.s pal nakes 40 Investment IL tLs
Loan SAVE PAOFIfAbLE, sid AsAILAol.i. at al
tines
This being The psmansn. Losu into which The Lezaen.
der Notes convertible u ia become tue fHIh'fAh
LOAN IA the market and PROFITABLE NODE OF isvEsr-
Nrsr 10 rLusr FrSD, the SrbPirs trSps 81
well - the EssSIsGs o. InE lsDrsrRiAL CLA,sEs:
suDseriy sops received a. PAR IN LEgAL-LENphR
MOTIFS, or NO1 rs srd CHECKS Of bANkS 1T TAN Ia
NEW-YORK. Saosc bsrs b. u.il All receive PROMPT 81
tenou aud every facility All anaon viii % sa''dei On
application =. our olce.
Also, FOR SALE a. loves, MAKE, rsis, PIG TREAS.
Try NOTES SIX PFP CENT BONDS o. 1871 ant -ls
PER CFNr CERTIFICATES o. INDEBTEDNESS.
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financial.

OFFICE IsrsRrsRs AND TaADRRs LIS. Co,
40. 100 BROADWAY, bee. 2. 1867 )
VNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION held,
Al the Oaics IT iii, Company on TUESDAY 18th inst.
for SIA ZEN DIRECTORS Of tho h.toss. 20 hold oics
from Jan. 1853 r Jan 1896. Tho polls viii be open
nom II i'll II O'Clock Meanwhile the transfer books are
closed. FRANK w. BAbLAhD Sscfetary'
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amusements.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BOUcrckULTs GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
BOUClCAULPS GREAT IRISH DRAMA
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN DAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWENs
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
peoe, success IL T. received by crowded audiences
WITH THuNDEkS OF APPLAUSE,
ard Is, beyond doubt toe most Interesting aud eftnhs
EVER PRESENTED TO IHE MUSEUM PATRONS.
Every character IN tue piece IL sustained w.th nstlsneAs
and perfection unsurpassed. whe The scesrry is
BEAUTIFUL BEIOSD DEsCnifAioS'
THIS AFTERNOON a. O'Clock ,nd
InIS EVENING a, I O'clock
Err W. B. HARRISON, c0AIC IaPRoMPrU SINGER
'P'''-t coINo G,t'S NUT. rHE $4,000 NUT,
ono Of the most extraordinary wonders Of tie world
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
s'he preparing for trip Europe, and Is nearly ressy
AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING.
ard a, Intervals md the stage, danz each dramatic ~
- oWk VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
Also TO be seen tie celebrated
o BEAgrIFgL 6CoNa1cTIcuT GIAyTEss,
A1 Old Aba. sH cAIL55 fEI s EaSsD
exhibited aad PEI o1e:s ~ ,5s 5ess. , L0n'famsr.
who has astonishsa the world wish ais
CHARMED POWER OVER WILD BEASTS.
TILE BEAUTIFUL COLO8EO TROPICA. Fish,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBlNO FkMfDY,
LlFE-LlKE WAX FIGURES
Of orr MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENERALS, q
JEFF. DAVIS WHAT IS Irf aad eEAUAEGAkD,
Ala CT
QUEEN VICTORIA. tss PRINCE or WALES,
fud GAGIyALDl
LIVING MONS TER SNAKES. LYING HAPPY FAM
Ivy and niil.o1 oIner Wopde-a
Admission all rs cents Ch!ifen nnder teo . cents
CAUTION.-Mr MASON JONESS ORAA
~ TIOH.-Rs,erv,d eess for The GRAFTON Of Af,
MASON JONES on TUESDAY NEXT, A. the Academy .!
Maize. had Il tie Acsdsny Music stores an9
Hotels To avoid having pay pr MUM 10 specastofs
tie doors, they should bs purchased Immediately.
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ClsfosNz. io.., uHFAarnEsl o. F.SANos
1,lr.E.t4sI'. .rr..s Dec. j.. .o-.
rFlO REAL ESTATE OWNLitS.-Sraled pro-
fo..i. viii te rrce vr1 ., tblt o.c', uath THURSDAY
is. 10 t.t for The tarriie Wy tin ..fFnAI' "i TWO
LOS OF DRDl,D .r tht s'ec,.n tasie9n oi oiai'n-
if.a FORTH freerrt fD.' 20 10 located between
Or>nd E'aris 81. DELANEY snd ts,e- -iis.
Ihr n l,.,. Ga addition 20 thp pde, Should contain
aif.r oil ts property oGslcd. e,'uh t.lels and o k
is, 10. DO character Of inrisvomelt' any Preference
vii hB glgea 10 vacant io.s
fay,.A, viii Us o. 10 10 cash on sginss 'otf nna SASS
,rf.ly u &c.
TIE hsh, to fJct. snyo- III rr22o.sl' T. ie'er'eL
NJaI H. lAN- Ccwp,ro.ler.
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d OOeTs .., 80, go a y l'/NFs
v..- 20 con. scf.r1 i-ros
TIL sEOkftoI AnD ll--AtoI ROUTE
Fa)v Nav.Yosk ~ Trn rANr:.sf Wrsrnsv tir'Es.
EsLt usi 3s fea aeF nrs 'l ~ 1te ili-, VA
A1r rr, yysIr' s'' ''F ~ TITS
ECUTE Lew 'NFW-foBx Ff0I TaE
BOZ Cf tDl ala.HDl-sI.
~ Nay Of FLa.efti th, mon 81 utsseags leave NtY-
~ D. o. ,--t ~. e. r,n' 10 LYcn.pG -itsi4-e.'
q e ?. H. e1e boar ises ttaa other i..ss.
~ way ci Allentown ev--r ,,..srs issvf O.. = o m .
Jwo koufs liter han t.e N1tsn f.s lad D., BON fo.
efc O., 90. s4ls t'4 o. .,.s- 30 . n c.ltl a.f all.
0't' 30, No7f .'css tfesiie if'.lapo.is, LcI.sY
! -.gs lis.,.sf1 % .u14s CIs-.a..ff a... al u.ia
c..-it .tttt. w4u ever Chez ses RI cls
sfn1aF ist vi Irrf rallra. go tau nhia ia' -it &c
t.ensh. ~, il-s saa rev. 90 % ..,oal.. -, alice
sro.| 'it e..al care ou trai4a
lse ne zane o. o.lcf roa.s-.
hsrgsgs c1e-ksa thr.. eh 1raa .fr-i free
tcelfe Ii1i ets. good l.tu uf.4 - f.tifluIrA
- WESTERN EtioNAIlON
10 io1nfyFalia Cerird Company guns az Rm'Hant
eff.s o. '''''
FsyIGHIs
q isi iea's BE Of Oh ee'aiT ions be aTwn- led
,1n az ftol mo b.iInf!t ci OHIO. KfItl.fe,
To- tlie9ett "'tcoism, love = 4tscuri, ug Rail-
e. e. - a. 70 coy noi oa tAs n4'isaye Iiyeis o.
ftss o. tltett 10 ai1 irgu ny point go DO West by
sh.ia by wy, -. ~ o. sumo, 70 iav,lahs ss 40
S,a,,' ..Is ,.o ~. teioa - iief FieG % this
~'"i''J can rely win eorfeaac' o. It, 'pesdg tans-
LlA Is $1,000
sod Desle' 10 I've stocf vii d1d th'f mos, a.
tIe1 S,9' teo'e C.p rsls la,J. vel watorsI .sa sa
kSie sss'' eooys er9e. have heeu opotet h.s un,
'At ,us. every attention "a pad st.el ss1t
H-isous were viii bs io,nd ovsfv c9nyefiensr Tor
Pa ie f'stlHR ci1c- g. ,Hoed Of tts Ilit Label
- - ViA e,d btLrin orr MAhkti5
. 'LiLiti fa.ong@r Agent. $50. hstof-ilouse
AhEcA 20, ffeish. Agent
,so,o, NJ. s,o. Hou.e end No. ! South Wigieu.s
~oDo"ALD a BischOfF Emgrsnt Agents,
thoCH LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
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Amusemeuls


WINTER GARDEN.
REPETITION OF THE GLORIOUS BENEFIT BILL
Of
BARNEY WILLIAMS,
GREATEST LIVING DELINEATOR
IRISH LIFE.
and the only inheriter Of
THE GENIUS, THE SPIRIT THE HUMoR
TYRONE POWER
THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Dec. H.
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS will sppeu
sHANDY MAGU1RE.
NEIL FLAHERTY.
ANDY GlNriGRN
sndu PaIL MULLI0AN,
with en- Irish Jig and several Irish Songs.
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
sERAPHIHA YERINA sPRoUT.
with The song Of " Yankee Fixings"
PRINCE DoLoRosO.
THREE CHARMING PIECES.
L-SHAND7 NAGUIRE.
tFint time this sessonl
2-LATEsr FROM NEW YORK.
(Frs. tins this sesson.)
a-PlINCE D0LOROsO.
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IT, medicine increases the powor Il digestion and e1oitcs
he a.o.beot. into hes lay acio, by which tie or
den1suas and al unnatural eua genents are
&c L. 80 - Ell ss y ~ en- IND il ica aud 10 good iog
MEN WOMEN, AID CHILDREN
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ERENCH THEATRE.
q RlBLU'5 C.rt aGr 6ALOOT.
sac. Dl lu B. Je,valsIs. isal
IN G<NslLnoA 40 IAttfh
Csnsiie on scle ea 0msneo g Henry Conrr7nce
nasf8s ia Sctae pr - ieaaaoif iePreasH'sr an AAes-s
~ tiyuu.se q isf aars i.t2
Id PIANO uE EERriE.
Com tde eu uu ncr ra AN iErecere bac - ff'ef Lorn
Rspisssnteo Paris saf ie Theatre ~ Oyinnase
Bureau pour Ia ton'cur 'isns 90 j. leeaon
H. DAlDONFI1LE, 40 ca Broadway.
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OFFICE OF rus HowASD IxsuHaSCs {

CYFICg OF Tus Howard Insurance. Co,
kKw.YorK. Nov. &c. 1867.
rs1HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this
4 asy declared SEMG-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGHT
% PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of the Com ANY
Ieo OF the Government; Taxi payable CT their ONCE no %
WajLsa, on and siter MONDAY Dec. l, l56l
HENRY A. OAKLEY.
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~. y II I
j. l1rrF sl.cti .us reruiar ., fsas.cr.
TIE EXTEACr IUCHU
10 1rcqrte4.f asdy, asia Ctl.Tos.i g Or hssn
ii-r l4te.rfff .1ff.s. o. rf-rtsoh q llontslF
sara-ss Iic.ist,i Ssrtols sfl.r " tns Otsrs Lev
l.l4l.T t... 2.olati cas- .sr o. coup sais ilo selt
60 lle SEX ulet.est ,n 4su Eis-gsoLs aas' 81 esl.
DLCLD.E on CHANCE % LIVE.
sos ivlrt fnf1f -asve.
no FAMILY sAo. - BIZ WITHOUT II
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rlnarClaI.

CFncR THR NORTH AMERICAN FINS Tvs Co.
No. Is WALresT HEw-ioRK. Dec 2. 1862. !
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS
D DAY declared a sFMl-ANNUAh INTEREST DiVl.
DFND ofFOUR 90 PEl. CENT payable on demand fee OF
Government TAX II. w. BLEECkEh, Sec. e,sry.
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4, z. -'es-,rt sid D., gerouf bir,.ss
TELNiBOLDS EXTRACT BUCIIU
Arb
uFP0OvrD aOsB WASH
C',.s ST Aaf Dls.Ar1S
i- an n l little e. pers lo chsu.s IA dt,
30 .c .astn4erse md erpcgrr IL cautes telusni
Ftl-r ad ewes .fcreh % lEic thereby removing cb
,ns s.irs d1d cefirv ttrcfu " Goo tferl
ais.... lal "a ln'an 70 fcqara in teis elss 81
a-4 pea- e. f,i-olous eiasasst sna VEGA E
mattel 800 . $500 =. $500. 49,.
'wl0osAEBs UPCN THOUSAND WHO HAVE BEEN
aug VIC rIsis ~ ONAChs,
and lo nav. fsa Leser fec 10 90 clled go sA5I, Ns
.4orrd me- er-d -rd thHt Ae pcl'sn hs' by
sac ice o. ,twerul siriogenfs" Do'n esied sp ~ tho
t..tsas 70 Dre.s ont ire aefras4.r1 form. aud
PIkHAfs Affhh AAkhIAGL
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H. BALLO ~ EAscB1RA
MAcChEEaiI...ncss
MNi. M4Rz&iri AND &oSs. r9Paogg.
4 CADEMY or MUSIC.
- BTsEFir ~ J. GERU.
which has been lisly ,ssdsisi h.r BY
IAE COMBINED AAI!SIS
CT A' ''''P 4aE.h Es s4EE;A AND REGARD.
pos!rgyELY LAST NfjHr or TrE SEASON.
MONDAY hi0uL Dee 10
WhLthENhA Ol2@A AlSdr.
The sriiro OpeIa o. -,...-,.,.,
PURITAN
in witch -. ,.,.,,-.,
wrl sirs for the 6Es. time iLe roe of Iisiri' A..
oSpi.
Pfey..Gfly 10 which w. % B! en the a.; &C. q
thHANl.
Nadine LosfNl 49,
4as ysae.nslss vi esssirle ,s'ih ID, ~ ses Of
La fAAttAtA
IfnAHf CO. fA6E l.A
wi ssssr' be celeb 'sisa f5.- 81 io'e''.
MACCAFER Rl ....Aifr-lo Osrr'ou'
Costss.os .a4 Nasea ELECTROMAGNETIC GCAJ
ACADEMY Of MUSIC-3lONDAY NIGHT
- Grand NATIONAL AHIbE4 Nil bs ss-s b.
hOHkSsi and AAODiO.
IRVING HALL.-NISS TERESA CARREEO,
Z TAE CHILD tlANl3i ElD4-I YEARS OF ASA'
onArD M0asi 20 CONCERT,
fnis ,sAIurDAIJ pe,ep,ef -
81" ''' 'FA.JLILs StnO0Ls and CHILDREN.
-eiets 3 ear. Ca ls1 t noe. TcE,ts Or sale Il -
fUoirg Arie S,oes beefs Scn rrafs No '9t ttsoaly
ht set' No. s'9.a~y - = t'.a H.-'' "a /,
ssishury's 10. has.ia-si enc liyirs ISL
Doors ore4 - - oc'esL t,l-coclug - ~ o'clock.
Th & chr Z alti'i' VII asst Ma 0ai'el'i
llf. WILLifH CASTLE
~. THEODORE THOMAS
gffraf AEtLilA uui cth r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-17
TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

ROBERT MACNLLM, PN0rNIETOR.
Rc.pectfuly announces 10 the travelling pao.le
that lc ha. now taken charge Of thia large onH
we'll known house, and will couduc. 1t ia slch %
manner as will render excellent comfort and sat-
!. .o,isn to all wLo amy favor him with Gull
July lG, 1862.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Hyns Bard qt'Gulm's Ra.r"

lHhJ Bart " % 't+rWam h"|. E.A,
There e. q Store iu Market Street,
Whore an Che men and milos meet
To helm their "s5lps' and save thor ieHt
Right close t0 "Gmham's Stogo:
You've surely been In there bclorcJ
Lives Eu,ulh up 10 eur' in leather
And ppau In al sorts gl weather;
He 'solcs' 'awi Boots with wax and end,
And while nc lasts, will c'cr defend
Aud rhersh nll who come demanding,
1hpth should hclp their undUItoudinS,
he makes nll kinds ofhoos and shoes,
And none med barefoot go,
While NmmB and his leather
Are maxim, such show.
And Jack and Uuu are always here,
And rnudy me call
TO neatly take your measure
And show 50. through tho tn'l.
Then COM. along end bring your dust
The Ready P.no down,
Aud wen warrant you as good ut
you cum get iu town.
B. STUNpU
Jun, L s2 Market ST. C'eurlrld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-17

E@lcndcn' ,Eommoci1lloHeqc
T. z. curf1h& 1a,atNA
PuIL.ADELP UIA, PA
rg,EJlS lNar,IuuoN, which was cs,,b-
1 u-hcd in lsll, and is now eous'q qacuty in
The eighteenth year Of its existence, numbers
am.rss lt- graduates. hundreds OF the most sue
-ys..u, Merchants and Business Mou ofour couH-
mr omsrr Of tho In,auG0n E-saloly to afford
Young lucu facilities loI thorough preparation Tor
business.
Tina ERAycuEs TAUGHT are HooELn,pmy a,
applicable the various departments of un te; g.
pEyuAysur, both Fiain and rrnamcHt'Ii Com
NrHcIAL Law, MtrHHNAuCs, NAV0Aroy tlyl
E>glNEEENo. DHAwlNC, PuoNocEArHY, and Mon
ERy LAEarAar..
Tuu System or Iyrnopccuoy is rccu'tar n,
classes or set lessons are made use ui b1t each
student Is mught individually SO that ho ma!
commyuceal amy time, and attend no whatever
hours arc most r1Dygu,euL
CATALOGUE. are issued annually after the lg,.
Of Aprll containing names OF taeEtudguts TO tAl
year. and frI particulars Of terms, &c, and ma,
heoh@inod at any dine by addressing the fuuDl
pal
In EXTENSIVE AccoNouAIoys. wiio-sproo
rcpuauou anI the lengthy experience Of Oh
PRINCIPAL, this institution offers hciltioi suprro
any other n the country, for youIE men wish
ing tunrcrur. for business. and 10 obtain attn
same uwuA DIPLOMA, which viii prove recon
mcud4tiuu for thcm to any MaIcaut|, House.
I-~CmrrEyuEE sSgr.ys us Tr.otisas on BOOK
' EEEpNC, uov more widely circulated than am
other work ON the subject, are for sale q. tne Col
+ lego. .---,..-.....
q s. HODGES CEITTENpEN.
VI
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Cronp, Mhoonlag Congh. Innnnnzn.
Asthmn or Phthisic, and DronchitLs.

WEST MANcHEsrER PA, Feb, A. 1856.
sn: Your Cherry Pictorial is performing marvellous
cures in this section. It has relieved several nom alarm
INC symptams Of consumption, and is now curing uNu
VINO has laborpd under au'aiieCon OF the lungs for the
last forty years HENRY h. PAhhs, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., AIBIoS, MONRos Co, Iowa,
writes sept O. 1855 During my practice Of many years
have found nothing equal to yonr Cherry iec0'rl tor
giving ease and relief to SoDsumptve patients, or curing
such as are durable"
We might adj volumes Of evidence, but the most con
yScing proof of the virtues Of this remedy found IN ita
effects upon trial
Consumption
Probably no one remedy llss ever heen Known when
cured 70 many md such dangerous cases az this Some
no human aid can reach; but even TO those the Cherry
Fsstoral affords relief and comfort.
Asron HOUSE. NEW YoHE CRY March 8, 1866
DorroR AVER, lOwELL: ] feel lt duty and pleasure
40 inform yOu whot Your CirV Pd2r1l has done Tor my
vile she had been five months llborns under the oau
ger0us symptoms of C0u7uw 0ti0n, from which no qua We
could r.rlrnrs gu7e her much rnoL She was steadily aI
nr until Dr. Strong of This city whore vg hoyecono iA
advice recommended trial Of your medi'nH "e b,'-
Lig NndDess rs DO your sl'' for she has fe'2'ee
from that day So Is not yet us strong es she usen 70
be- but is fIpe from her CDugh and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SnEIrUniE
C,,sumytcs, do not despair ill YOU have tried AIt2
Currpy pFCroRA Il Is mad1 hy Of t8 best mcdl %
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-17
Ayers CathartiC Pills.


THE scienCCs Of Chemistry and Medicine nave b'ta
taxed HeIr utmost 20 produce thi- hest mOs Vtll.r
,l,;.,, s Lpo,,D IN man. IUuru1pral1s rigl.r.
f"-' go, v,. ~, ff.h ,,.,'...,
are SNOW" 'n"' "..'' '''' -'' '"- '"' pa '
excellence ihe ordinary m'alNh' ALe 'A"' llej Win AA-
Irsr tgutudy upon the esteem OF All men. 1h'y aGg'y
f-l pleasant 10 take lut powerful 90 cure. Their ryu-
,t, p,,rcss, s,fn, sIc the vital activities of ue lolr
remove the olrlrur,1us Of is organs, purify the BLOOD
and ,xrsI s.ase Taeypurga out tLtf8ulAuuors which
breed and grgw dlslcmrcr stimulate sluggish or Gs5,.
dared orr,u. into thg natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength 10 the whole system Not enly do
tbay ouro the everyday complaints Of every body lut
also o"i's, and ea@S'2p1 m , a'',',' & 'o nave s .'-
or..s ,,, n, tbc same Time. in dmpihs35ac
sgrc4 and hes. lv,c that can De employed for children
Peu- ,ugarcpaod they are pleasant TO aIc ana being
purely vegetable ore free from any ri,A Of hem. co,e
have been mado which suTass belief were tIy not rub
santiavd by men Of such exalted position ana 'haa'''
rs to forbid the suspicion OF unfulh Many em''ogt
GHsymen and Ihy ,'ans nave I,nI '1e, nan'yS 70 'F
to the public the reliability ol my ic"'N's' WINE ',NN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-17
Jas. McMURRAY, MAT lRyI,
ERESH ARRIVAL
4 OF
&WsEaEHeR Goods 2

uEaying purchased our stock Of summer Goods
H in Philadelphia, Pttsburg and Baltimore on
the most favorable terms, exclusively for Cash, we
now invite our friends and the public to an exam
inaticn of our large Stock and Low Prices. We
will sell as cheap at retail! as any house in the
country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-17
WV" 6nLlNH0 snELRY. or snEmnnII

Cgsuuyi'rcs do not despair ill you have tried AWE
CrrpY pRCroRA Il Is mad9 hy one of 8 best mcdA ai
cIeniss In tcwurl, and - .us al around rs getpy'N
,hs high merits Of it5 virtues - ih|EHITHI Lsafcr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26
;. Q. mMaoEIs, Edltor.
no 80 REApERs.

This morning the UNIoN is presented
10 las patrons diminished somewhat in
size The fault is not ours, nor is it in
cur power TO control it at present The
paper maker Oh whom we depend, informs
as that il viii be necessary for him to
get several articles essential TO the manu-
faciure OF paper, before he can supply
MS again with the proper size. He has
enough Of the size we print ON this
morning, TO lastus until the other can be
furnished We assure our patrons that
tits contrary 70 the wishes Of the Pub
fishers Of the UNIoN to take any step
that win detract from its merits. AS
soon as we can be supplied with the pa
per, wc will resume our regular size.
Notwithstanding the reduction of the
paper from lis former size, there will be
no dimnution in The amount OF reading
matter from what has heretofore been
given.
September II, 1862.
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to seize and confiscatc property Of rebels,
and for other purposes, approved July
18th, 1862" and which sections are in the
words and figures following
SEcTIoS o. Ind Be % further eaacted,
That all the slaves of persons who shall
hereafter be engaged ia rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or
who shall in any way give aid or COM
fort thereto, escaping from such persons,
and taking refuge within the limits Of
the army. and ali slaves captured from
such persons, or deserted by them and
coming under the control Of the Govern
ment Of the United States, and all slaves
of such persons on or being within any
place occupied by rebel forces, and af-
forwards occupied by the forces of the
United states, shall be deemed captures
Of war, and shall be forever free OF their
serviude and not again held as slaves.
SEC. 10. And be 10 further enacted, That no
slave escaping into any slave territory or
the District of Columbia, from any OF the
States shall be delivered up, or in any
way impeded or hindcrcd Of his liberty,
except for crime or some oilensc against
the laws, unless the person claiming said
fugitive shall hrst make oath that the
person to whom the labor or service Of
said fugitive is alleged 20 be due, is his
lawful owner aud has not been in arms
against the United States in the present
rebellion, nor IN any way given aid or
comfort thereto: and no person engaged
In the military or naval service OF the
United States shall, under any pretense
whatever, assume to decide on the valid
ity of the claims of any person to the SER
vice or labor of any other person or
surrender up any such person to the
claimant on pain Of being dismissed
from the service.
And do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service of the United States,
to obey and enforce within their respec-
tive spheres Of service the Article and
Sections above recited. And the Exec
utiye will in due time recommend that
all citizens Of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto
throughout the rebellion, shall, upon the
restoration Of the Constitutional rela-
tions between the United States and their
respective States and people, if the rela-
ton shall have been suspended or dis
turbed, be compensated for all losses By acts
Of the United States, including the loss Of
slapes.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and casued the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this
the twenty day of September, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two, and of the In
dependence of the United States the
eighty seventh.
[Signed,] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
VIM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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Justices Court.
sopill4t

HANNAH CALLAHAN, plfdO In a suit before G. NJ.
Is. sOuthgate, justice az
CD. ELuorr, Deft the Peace ioI Davidson
County, Tennessee.
The plaintiff, Hannah Callahan, In this action hav.
ing obtained an Attachment against the defendant.
C. ID. Elliott and issued 10 a Constable Of said COun-
ty aud returned by him. les led on property belong
Ing 10 the defendant aud on motion Of plaintiff Il
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF said Justice that the
defendant 8 non resident of the State Of Tennessee
IL is ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in Newspaper published IN the city a
Nashville called the Union" warning the defend
ant 20 appear before said Justice on the nth day Of
October, 1862, and plead, answer, OF demur % said
attachment otherwise the cause will be set i0r hear.
ing En- paris on that day.
G. n. SOCTHGATE, UP.
sept 6th l802-itw. prs fee, $500