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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
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WILLIAMSBURG.


Baltimore, s. Mai. Ser Core
iponoent oe6 llmerican fbrcibt Iber oa6
Sreffen bon @i0iam5bur0 am Mcnta9 {:
0a6 Srefen BEL @iQiomSburo am
Wonta9 ipurce ouf beioen Seitrn nit
oroBer 9artndfi9feit 9efo6ten. 3ufoloe
Der unebenen @e9eno uno Der iOlcCbten
We9e tonnten nur lpenio Sruppen bon
uniCrer Seite in 2(fticn 9ebrocbt wcroen.
Generol Sidle'5 Grtelfcr Srioooe
Don 8encral Soofer6 Oipiiicn, bate bic
aan3e SiBe 0e6 Srcfen6 ju traoen uno
tobt iebr tapfer, obaleib iie 9roBen feinos
ije9sn @eEen no 99an9sHSS5ydGfHqs t 9sS5dHst &a ID s. 5
rem SbdnJlrerfen fiibren ourb cine Geiz
De BON Tepinen uno SGmpfen, w6 breno
Der &e9en ben 9anjen Sag in Str6men
berobltlrjte. Die 0euts batten auBerocm
Die 9on5e pori9e 9tobt nit ben 9Soffen
i'm Nrm 9erubt, pom Ee9en ourbn6B Bt
uno bon &dlte eritarrt.
Sa5 Sreffen oauerte bon frGb Morz
9en6 bis 3 llbr Qbeno5, aI6 Sen. Mcz
Glellan nit friihen Sruppen antam uno
Die Oipifion BON 9eneral 6oofer abl6Ife,
Wv FNIt puIV -NuVISHtll uIlU pul(O puo
umpetter fr1ftloS 9ewOroen por-wGDz
reno oa6 3. Grtel flor &e9iment ourb bic
8u0cln oeo Seinoe6 iebr 9eli6tet war.-
sic to6ten 70 tapfer, Dap nicbt penieer
als 200 Wann bon iDnen blieben lno
perwunoet wuroen.
Otodoem 9eneral Wc@lc(on onoez
lon9t mar, puroe Der Seino bon 6ans
cods Brigade nit Wabt in feline Ser
1dansun9en Suriid9elporfcn Dor Sonnen=
unter9an9 umter fbwerem Sertut.
Gr lieb faft 700 Soote ouf Dem Seloe
uno uiele Serpunoete, cb9leib bic mel.
iten bon bieien nab Biliam6bur9 9ez
brobt ipOroen waren. Infer SCrlult
betru9 300 Soote uno 700 9Serwunoete.
2(l6 Die Nacbt anbrab lo9erten mir auf
oem Sbla6tfetoe, Der Seino in feinen
Serfbanjun9en.
Siele Ba0en, &rie96munition uno
'propilicnen rpuroen in Der Staot Qefunz
ben, lpdbreno bic Strabe meilenlpeit nit
9Sofen uno Neunitionsftiifen beoecft
mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
SDrt16rttte NfcGleQ0nS.
0nS Sreffcm bel asiGtams 6mta.
Oie 3pttrn unb @rrwunbctrn.

. al timore, s. @1di. SpeSiols
oepelbe oeS Nmerican, ootirt Worttopn,
7. Mai.
Seraoe um jp6lf llDr, no itb meinen
Srlet l6lleBe 1T Die leete 9tad}ri6t pom
S6la6tfelo, Dap 9cneral WcGlellan ets
lpa 3 Weiten ienieite @i(liamsbur0 nit
Der JtabDut oe6 Seinoe6 Elm S6armuBel
bate unb iIF iiber Den @bifobCminp Slu6
tried.
Nob mebr @efaneene mmeen 0emobt,
AUDI Oelerteute famen an, lpeld)e berib.
ten, 6oB fte gtibt6 ale bartes Biscuit felt
"a Stunoen 3u efen batten, uno tbenn
iIe bcr9ri9ebra6t lpuroen, fieIen iis 9es
lpobnli1 9on5 erfb0pft nieber.
8cn ben 8ooten, peI6e flubabwGrtS
beute Mor9en famen, b0rte man beutc
trub ttarfe6 &anoniren WoS e6 beoeutes
te lpuroe ni6t befannt.
Oie oonje &eteilen 2(rmee bon See,
Sobnlton uno Wa9ruber 1T obne 3weis
fel pollftGn0i9 in llnorbnuna 9eratben
uno fliebt Dor oer raf6en Serfol9uno
Wcelellan'6 in oroBer 0aft uno obne
Nbllbt ir9enorpo Stano ju balten, uno
lUenn fie midt 9ii6mono in Sooten auf
Dem Same6ftub erreiben, lperoen fie ie:
oenfall6 bon Der 9anomabt, bic bel @elf,
point lanbet, nno fbon 9elonoet 1T, ab9es
ibnltten perbm.
2tm Monta9 nobm Der 8eino etlpo 50
unitrer eeute 9efan9en uno cine penn
iDlponiibe Satterie, no6oem ale @feroe
oerielben 0et6otet moren. Sic puroen
tiberrpdlti9t, oa fie nur pcnio Snfanterie
bate uno Die &ancnen murocn ibnen ab,
9enommcn.
9e0cn Qteno puroe ieoc1 oieIe Bat
terie Ilebit elmer feinpli1en bon 8eneral
Wc@lellon >pic6er 9enommen uno bic Sc
fon8enen, !pelbe Der Seino oemabt, fano
man am onoern Gag in g8i(iamsburq
ole pfeoer Der 8erpunoeten, bic Der
6eino jurdG0elafen bate. Sbr RGtfz
ju9 1T ju eili9, Inn ii1 nob nit @efanz
9enen iu bsfahen.
SD bore, oaB Der Seino alle SrGden
Gber oen @bifobominp 3erit6rt bat uno
DAP Sen. Mc@lelIan feline Sruppen am
piefciti9cn llfer roiten ldBt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14

Slncbt nmD SSieberla0e Scr Sic.
belIcn bel SSilliantSbur0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14

~Da5 eintrd9Iibfe 9eibdft III Die
N 3 ijin. Die mobt 2(lC6 t0ot.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Son Sen. @cGleNan'6 l(rmse.

Spdter Oom HrtegS(C6a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14

@cneral Hofrnfranj crlie6 am SAGE
nh1 leIner Nnfunft lei Der otutltben 0iz
ullI0n rolatn0en SO0Cebtftbt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

vsrni<h made Wholly o. IN psrs of gum copsl sp~r
Do made ~ osher <s1rns OF snl,~tsnces sr~r CT
Vegetable obs. pr gallon 3esnss-
Vegetable pulmonary balssn. same -Drnfri-
fee"
yernifnee. - 'suensIfrice.-
Warehouse entry, ~ ca<resn houses, not excr~d-
ing one dollar IN value. stamp duty c5cents.
Do, do, exceeding one dollar. and noi exceeding
I'VE dollars 50 CENTS
DO. do, exceeding Eve dollars IN value %
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty 3 cents.
Whisky. per gallon - cents.
Do. recrifed. i not % pan an additional duty
Wholesale dealers. under uhich term i Included
every person whose business o. oocupation IL
to SELL OF offer o sell. grsceries-or any gods,
wares OF merchandise, q fore IN domestic
production, BY than one original PARK
OF piece az time. % the same pur-
chaser. not including wines. spiutnous Or malt
liquors. for each license 50 90
Wholesale dealers In liquors q every deScrip-
ton, including distilled spirits. ferSnenfed H.
Quers and wines Il al kinds (perSoas ether
than distillers. Who sell ofer for sale any
such Liquors. IN quantities q more than three
gallons al time 70 the purchaser. are
inciuded.l for each license 100 90
Willow, Manufactures II per q.
Wine made Of grapes. pr gallon cent?
Withdrawal entry house. stamp duty 50
Wood, manufactures Of, II not otherwise pro-
vded fOr sperct
Wool screws IL e.
Wool manufactures OF otherwise specified per
Worsted manufactures r. Otherwise specified per
Worm lozenges. ..Ilensifrice,
Writ stamp duty 50 cents
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per Ct
Do, oNyde u, per 100 pounds IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

b MlLEs SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
I'm AND AFTER NAY s. lss2 trains will be
~ follows
A NAL Train will leave indianapolis At lilo NJ,
stop nj all stations and me close connection al kokomo
with train the Cincinnati aud Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Losansport Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at Peru al 35 y. N ia time 10 make connections with
trains the Toledo and wabash Railway going East and
West
Returning, the train will leave Peru al 600
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. W. r. W
from the East, and Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ
in time 10 make connections for all points East, South
and West.
ExpreSstran will leave indianapolis loss r. NJ,
connect Kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive AZ
Peru az 500 A. NJ Ia time To make connection with trains
going East aud West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the same train will leave Peru 100 NJ.
making close connection Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive al indianapolis st
4lO NJ in time 20 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and ether points
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THEo. z. HAreEr. General Ticket Agent. apl s2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes Imposed ~ the Tax Hall,
and Passed BY Congress, June 23d.
os9e-Thc Dussss 90 Incsmes, Bnsu.
surance Companies, Railroad Cem.
panses, Ae.-The Taxes en- Distilled
Spirits, maausaesures, Otlss Paper,
, Gas, Candles Tobacco, snuff, Se-
gsrss ursn, Ssap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
shers Glue, wine. Coal. &c.-rhe Tax
On Cossso-The License Tar, &c., Ae.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a I L r Q "A D.
1862. LII zz.s - 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route To Chicago via Kokomo
~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
, 1862-10-20
N NDTICE.-Nlaktez's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

& q i si2s % S9s
the ch,caEgo BsrLt9ton sno Q9saey KAlIoei Com
EfeTe 1.nsa dsass saksoF
al. Harvey LIahtn-T. Tobias j. Bradley. md ivory
- ,ss M E!s Sfsi
ss,sd5 sa :,s -
e. M esSaEe sSaEse = H.4ae ses9 saa Kax s
sPA Sa xsatas g 4:
purpose wil ssn public suction. 1t the souta dooT
4
Pe On
saa s.t AZ sas sn3 q
r. sEhts nse[e M I'D Leg equity e. e 1sdfmptspa taersia
81 ,ssre"f I'D eetn 1a Sc
5sse e. % I'D =, e | I'd .hss
ses q ~ I'd Iaa SssoRIed :as.s6! t9gts: xt
@6st "a eTosrv - pa9easssa
e o. e: &. = ssxt: "a a:sas
e11vetts fkncea engine. tsnd1a eatN tools and ms
es i saa
the revenues and earnings de11Fed or 10 be derived
x 20 a. Is e
ssme. AMI that the suit in which tho said decree i
nnsde *s oronEnt e tGrec1oae the s5coEd mortgage
Whch Eea west oi tho nlInos Rser. aud Il u tiers
9cIe hereby 6ecs7ed to be the ntent!on and det to
sell Gny fat the said t.osd embraced ID
us11so II ecTdsncn 1ita lie ~ of do aor1xaxe
ard art Of the Legislature by the authority or whsa
e s. M Il s IL
in virtue OF .s!d dec1ee By entitled TO bid 1od INST
ssndforr ard luther G Clark o. thefr saces O
assigp& may have tat boudhode.s uadst
f It "a es ds .4a
atten t1:7eof dsted tss 5ssa ds1 q ,ssseS 4
nve hundred bonds OF one thousand dolsar3 each
bearing rats of eight per cent psJaote
unpaid rince Koyembe. il ia Notice Is s,so giTea
and al p+rsons under them Or - cl..n ndai
snr ausat to ne saia DECD oi Hust oy iaisne; d
dtere or otneFsts- MON the premises contained n
tie said I'd M hs: Or tefr aer. Or ~
persons cein1.E a"der tNenn. 50 bTsrer barred MI
e. & g u .: g a. 81
pfemfFes. ant every put asA parcel ther cot; and
iet Hs eseson q IA d u ~ aad
pos.9ioS cffas I'd pretfa M o. asy put istsooI ..
s1it have one into poeeessea ueser then or ttne.
n sner deliver possession theseof q suck parchAee1
ssi .
sertfm<d ii tttS .s:s !. hss T. eesa sanaraaa uads'
| c!:1i 3yhFSF .Sg !; ssss,, s,s,s ,;';;.
f.nicacn Eenter nrr 1;th. txs seen rs6Atps
, 1862-10-20

OsEonnkQ C&bs.
0'C>ounW t1ptnH
.D'AAn! Mosxk =
0'@t1n Vim
0'DollsElQ Mich
, 1862-10-20

"A vT1R4b:e Work Of reference. -Tffbhne.
-Ish written by Major "tscn of til city. and will
be = 1uo4t interesting werk."-Chcagn Post
The WORK vii! b. both tAlr sh:e ant entertaining,
as The name Of Ar. Wilson Is suazAntr.-Q1iacl he
pub lcan.
Thrrt ate few xrte-s whore talents and previous
stntics wGpd hare better Qu4ae theR for the 1aak
opdt1takth IN this |e1J AsEeeAels Eoi1zne.'-ao1e
y[QTNA!.
Tnir valuable work Is by LsneA Grsnt Wilson.
ern Of th late dietrEutAed P1uxskeepsie nuolt4ner
and bocksel e. xbo u .A9ia RseAts W. tae friend
1n6n-{hs nsn1rsake. By toubrqaet Christie North. e.
ptcia1s lin hs shoesest home the genial euterA:1er
b fts Defendant, the arthor Of tasse a2Feeaole
akekeAta"- Evening Post
not content viii !a has iAlle to ts Ing the
llyer ofon1ce dda n.n< any *nc ttteik = Captain
pIrve. ec!nehodv ssid of 'onenody aesd 4n1 It
It viii be bok Of interest ard yaloe which every III
noai6n ought to make biz OWL ID ooupto q snsaa
While He literary pcdpction It will b. simple cleaI
&C nrsre erhrefn?. Nc aiefSetaer we'll do.e"-B.
TAYLOR in Eorthe4n Iufnpistan, oc1ivi1lSt
, 1862-10-20

MASTERS SAIE-State of IlIi
Ceunty.-I' CLa,ct:y. j,o.er: Scov1l w. Htr~h j.
sEsdtng- Pnn !e not!ee Is hereby x.yeg taat ':
Of Illinois, will n oaeGleuce 70 tHe man late ii de-
the Above entitled canse 1cIi 1t publtc
auction. tor cash 70 the highest bl.7. ut he north
door rt thr Conr, H.nse Of the County 1t Cook IA
the City IT Ch1c> 90 twentieth Ay uf November
the mort tgHceo premises described IN tie decree ii
said auee. to wit the Undivided ouehalf r.rt OF the
mir FS> ro,1 ran:s tht5 1r-1 t1;' a the
thrA tprt ciraf merdiAn. IN the County Of Gook and
EtAte Of Illinois. E. s. WILLIAMS.
Msster n Chance:y Co'k ;*D1.ntv.
Chicago, October 1GLll. ISL o:ts viHm
, 1862-10-20

0Cpne1 John
'QNtA John !
&3.Neale I'd I'd
f)euA DIR n
DDNHeH JM
QUO EEaaAs&
, 1862-10-20
CHNAGO " ATFR WORKS

Y AnArxere a, in.,ts- 4 eaaA9aSi x1taA m
t1ste& q lass sdtuse9 my sEe4 ee19 Il
d4iqukh AhieA u 4ts1tte -: 1.g@t - -
- - Eos1a d. 4 1as No9.5 hae asiesssa e
fNE Fss9 ~ sden11saatnK -&o4uAAar H. IN. so
esdh9 NsT1ss ie9: - htAe 60 q ~ 2s3a4aas1 e
ESFcS vaaT 11yss ahAH Av1 heeA! ~ ANe18 - A1
= ms pFeeS1ex ~ AfAk o6 4NeNAef ha44 -
- ps1soe eo13rAeMg W'9e 0xda4e Hhs4 eze4 qtpe
se11$ $MVe Aes9t anfd I'D tsVD ~ -: ~ 49,
r-116Se % "a ID dst. q 1ovsMbaf ;aaKt st N
go q o. Hoard ~ - :, ~ -" - cosft
Ego s7 D. = af a. Besra i res..s ~ e
, 1862-10-20
GREAT CONSQLIDATEH
LRX.{
G3El6HATI AID GHIEAHE


6&ElsCAO.-EH4H88UET Tf2K.
:. 51han1er A!nnge.1ent comuenGinG 3und4y N1y ~
dsJs e1Ge2ted, 100 =, ElRhf K1prera saturda1F :
eepfed ~ T. Joliet Aceom notation sunts11 4
md eauF. l.. 1oatat Accommodation. as x 4
l0H& I. TRACY x3Fn+t 0x14.
, 1862-10-20

To the Nervous OF both ssxeB.
"a Bx4,rcd Clergyman having been re to.c to health
IN A1tw days after Ycare uf great utter Il Fi4
ing sst otheVs oy sendiuE ttfee} ~ The recelnt
Wop u4ed Direct the REV. .10IIS u. 3At1S ALL 1s6
4Euiton street BrooElxn, New York. }a0sl4m
, 1862-10-20

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,
~ RAILROAD.
1pK 2r1WAr1Hk L. CEos1x 4e FAE1 5.arxxHz,
BHA1IN, A~p 1NT11NKprATH Polvr-
G9 A1d nfEe1 MONDAY. MAJ ~, tSa: ,hsennss
Trains !in leavs the Depot corner of N<sl k!ats sE4
G4aA esreeeA. (81ndAT4 eKcepted} n follows:
Els a. T. 1ld 40 (. H. and ax3tYa II Nf;Haak.rse
LES A. n, and 1913 T. N. =
FsenEef TEains asst!e It Chicago q. i15q a. Il se4
WAr11aA1 ACCOMMODATES TaA1H lxayea t,s4n..a
8$4Sl T. X. and Arrives It Chscsxp 1t 8f2 A II
0y3 g. G. BALDWIN Snnatjr+ant~-~
, 1862-10-20

.-..' .CNcAAn4 u, 01ee9aFT, ~
F1bah aaa1se h AeRsa9 9fs0 0laGuteVNfUt ne
~ o1 s:aee Ak = ea1eal Aa9 eue - Mt q Cni.
faku MT tA4 A0naefT1f y1af M 4 toY II NJ Aaaae
Nas ena3eea00 An tae eses4 a84 FNNNeetsd .
mai PAyRet ~ f1af haFNN1A u 1yo30e. No. t9
81 g1pxna8 eftAD P1G9asl9 1tset* tFefettf.
z, AEHafS8, Ctr Co IectnE.
N.H-QAetemee having tan 1oal9 Wi slaase hsa&
them n Mnntdin$eiy fof listing. oca6{s$311
, 1862-10-20
PITTSBURGH, 1T. WAYNE q
CHICAGO &kNsWkY

1862. TIE 1864
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 4. T.,
8ss MILES Ds4sse Track.
ewssa III CONNECTIONS,
u 1 Euar:1Aas a0uTH
FOE HA1xx1, 00Mlu81 AND KXsR
II an tbs Bas&6rn Cik5ae1
xH1 TRACK u s1uA1 BAxxaskse
AND Ha1n1Z 1HR1 11UM DUET.
1NRK8 RAHI xRAMn RNQn
P1TTSBuRGH 10 P8uADKLPmk
evrn ssass sonasee,ss asA wssex4 uaep
AZ oONNDC1ma DIRECT 70 H1w run
THROUGH phllAaElpNlA.
ADd esoss aoaascAsaa nzSauxa M
8AET1MOK1 AND vEAsH1nexeEx
EBOM IT78BuBaH 10 NEW xQ7x
pas tzal rprl ds:sy tgso nuaA;
VIA A11E1rown, WITHOUT CHANGE OF aeaa
Arriving n sasaass Il Il st11 K4aAas-
xsAT 0AHF 1RAMs KDox
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW Fg8E1
1takssa IL A15s 10 1estu b. Esat w.HaaleueR
Ueas f1etsU Eoea u 4aY af - ausAAu uzaa
i. HAKK 10 ALL FONT1 ~ LOW ~ ATT RoKzE
SLEEPING CAEkM
DH NIaHr TRAINB 70
fNILADnPHIl, new T0RK 4 RilIIzkex
! HA9RAQ1 EHEE3KD THD0UaH AID xxanw
EkRkE0 XRKK
FREIQRTGs
, 1862-10-20
2tgal Aotlffs.

ESTATE cf Noah St7r.eya1+, de-
- cesaed. frblic Sctice Is hereby %:v:a to III pss
soEs Claims n dsmssds as st II, Etsee Of
ssI1;esi19n I; = D. fe.tsmsnt =. 5sEal41 term q es
Court Housc IN the city r. Chic l9o the taIel Mo-
day Of December D. lsF. heang ths !skn day thereof
CATHARISN SrERTEEA@T.
c. n. HOLDEN,
AdnI1tsty4t1rs,
Chicago, OFT 18th. 1852. oc.ils1ll i'm
, 1862-10-20
2umbkr..

r UNBER.-1 would INVITA- tn nj.
s2lhsafaon uf aee,e4a md ostG1s RaleAna1ae lsnh1
= CaoaEo e une q Ihe ls1Ee& - - ce11le.e G
Kse.tnE 4at Bbsck Bnarts% Aash, DNeFn. 6a3nk3sa
1san; Long Ttmbef, .ottA &c. fr5ces sea.nnAh@ u
&1H 9Ao NhakKnB Af Nae AsHe4 4Rs11e " 04os ma<oa
@1e1 aosd r. pt,o1xp ptneG1apd AAeltY. CsrlaA494
13SeG .far4 aAd 0MA Aan1h: a5sak4 kAeNaB felk
&44EsA&N NKADA WNk[&1A
, 1862-10-20

G..-Ps.- R. BBNY Superintendent Of
The Insane A.ylum Photograph Artist, " Dear
DO, street, - III Randolph III set at the Music
storee... .1esdquartert. Chicago :. 1t6 Dearborn
street, up stairs Is Dollar Sewing Machines -.
Agent Wilcox'a Sewing Machine :: 81 t]ark St.,
Room B.. 113 Randolph street :. Recruiting Off,
Ger list cavalry. a}I South Ctak street. --Secre-
tary WAbansba Lodge 1G0 A F a IS &C E Gje.
, 1862-10-20
CbD EtibuN:ttl!6.
~ - 80 ~f--.
LADIES LI4Ts

Bk1ehfaing Vnaelled ~ In tAe C4tes3e Tost
0&eq.
, 1862-10-20

affi1 three cent stamp
E Office open from 1et Of May to 1st Of No
vember. daily Except Sunday ttam g. N. till 8
p. N. ON Sunday from 81 till ION .. N From
November 1.t Till Nay lst from M. till p na-
daily except sunda1t}, and on sundays from 8;3]
till lt:l5 g. m. J. L. SCRIPTS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
Important Information
Louden's Indian ExpectOranr

INHlS REMEDY is offered to the community
i with the confidence we feel in an article
which scldom fails to realize the happiost effect,
that can be desired So wide IS the field of 1t.
usefulness, and SO numerous the cases Of its cures
that almost every section Of the country abound.
with persons publicly known, who have been res.
iyrco Ivy its use. Here is one case oran
Al STO NISlIN CURE!
IWs MAY tLurrY, That my son lay sick fol
twelve months, under the Doctors care with tht
dsc0so Of the Lungs, and every remedy prescrib
ed by the Doctor luilcd to give relief I gave ur
all hopes of hi. recovery so dtd the physician
At this stage prevailed upon him 10 try boltla
Of lulDON & co.'s. INDIAN ENPECrORANT
and the result was most happy, as the use Of
three bottles effected permanent cure, und he j,
now hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should he without il and hose
who have used It, never will keep all of LOU
DEN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale Cnll and see the list.
A. d. SHAW, Shawsvllc
For salc bJ other Merchants in Clearicld
county. April ?, O. 6m.
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SHERIFF,s SALE

DI VIRTUE Of a writ Of T,nd,Hoai Erpa
ID rus, issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Centre county, and TO mo directed
WILDE exposed to public sale, al iho Court House
IN ihe Borough Of Belleionte, on Monday the 2Sth
day Of April, A. n. 1862, The following described
property, 10 Wit.
All the interest Of the sad defendant Joseph
D. Lingle, being the undivided fourth par; Of all
that certain tract or portion Of land situate in the
township Of Rush, in the county Of Centre. and
the township d Decatur, in the county OF Clear.
field, containing seventeen hundred and five q
cres and allowance, be ing held in common with
a. g. Curtin, D. ]. Pruuer and John VI. Hale. al,
II which said premises are described bymetes and
bounds in a mortgage given by the said J.
J. Linglet to VIM. II. Blair, dated Sth September
1851 and recorded in the office for the rscordiDr Z
OF deeds, &C., in Centre county, in Mortgage BooE
Z, page 81, DC, the interest aforesaid being con.
fined to the premises mortgaged, with the i'm
rrovements and aPpurtenances. Seized. taken
In execution and to be sold as the property Of jos
J. Lingle GEORGE ALEXANDER.
Beloionie, April 5th, ls62.2t sheriff.
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War Claims and General Agency.


TOHN WILSON, formerly Commissioner OF
~ the General Land Once, and
SAMUEL r. SHUGERT, formerly Chief Clork
Of the Patent Office, have associated themselves
In LIMITED PARTNEBSlP, under the name
Of
WILSON. 4 SHUGERT, ATTORNEYS;
md have opened an Office in WASHINGTON
CITY, for the prosecution Of claims Of all kinds,
MONEY, LANDS, PENSIONS, PATENTS and
especially those growing out Of the
-2EaD3 s. DQA& <L|GGN
W. The most careful aud energetic atteu ton
will be given to all business committed to our
care terms moderate, propor,ioucd 70 the
amount aud labor involved-aud returns promptly
male Liberal arrangements made with local
att1fnics
Ep~Eyery letter requiring an answer must
enclose a postage stamp. Address,
WILSON d SHUGERT, Attys,
March l2lS62f. Washington, b. c.
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IVYRONE CITY HOTEL

Col. A. ?. OWENS, PRorRrEroE.
Respectfully announces to the travelling public
thst he has now taken charge Of this large and
well known house, and will conduct II in such q
manner as will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
call. noy7.ly
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Cabinet. Chair Making.

AID ggGB&8 RAI1EB1G.
TOHN GULICH, Of the borough Of Clearfela
tD Pa. will be prepared at all times TO attend {,
to any business in the above line on shor
notice, and in a wUr.maulike manner. Ills place
of business il at the old shop on the north side o
Market street, Sd door east Of Third st., nearly
opposite the old Jow store where he will kecr
constantly on hand a large assortment of Ma
hogony and Cane Bottom Chars, and Cabinet
Ware Of every description, which he will dispose
Of on as reasonable terms as the same articles
can be had elsewhere in the county.
His stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con.
sists in part of--Dressiug and Commo Bureaus
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks, aud
Book Cases, French and Field Post Bedstcad {,
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ia.
bles, &c. Collins manufactured and delivered At
any place desired.
February ., ls5q-Ino. 4, vol iy.l
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,. II. . NlNlDEr
Apsu J 'tl pl3m Hebron, Ohio,


c,UEVIEFS SNLE,--By yir,1o of writ
- %. gut. E,, there will Jo exposed 10 public
fa.a, ot E}.utowa, JloarfaI county. ON sat~
aay the 80 day uf May lezt tho following dec.
cHbed real estate, VIA certain tmct q hand
situate 10 Morris township, ClnwGc'd county, be.
ginning alaa Old spruce, corner Of % coltuin uaat
Of land or Joseph Potter, thence 10y aud Of JOS.
Potter ond Jo.les NJ Leonard urt,l 10 cast 22S
plrh., % 900 ola spruce, ,.oucc by land olA X.
fright aal H Wugloy auI lend yl L. y. Bus-
baus south s,9 east $50 perch,s 90 an old pine,
thence so-,H ! % wost rs porcho8 10 stones by
pro, th.rco north so wy,l 32j pyrchcs to rlucU
Of beginning, containing i@S acres aad 40 pereAcs
aui allowance. Seized, taken iu execution and
Z, @ sold as ,4a property 70. Thomas Wilson, by
ED'D PERKS, AF,
Cl.arr,d. AuHl Q, 1859.
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S HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney Inv,
Philadelphia, Jan, % 1892 ly. PRINCIPAL.
TIMES IN PmLADEL

CtTRINING TIMES IN PHILADEL
- PPIA. -- Ircmculous Excitement among N
Nosscs !-ENCITING FOOT RACE between
tho Philadelphia police and the notorious For
ger and coutcrlciter JH ues Buchanan Cross
Cross EccaptUred 1t seems to be the Eener-
al opinion in Cloarfrld, that if Gross had worn q
pair Of Frank short y Erunch-cult Boots that he
would not be taken yet However, shorty is
not much put out at missing his custom; ; but
would announce to all Ercctiwidgc, Douglass
LincoA, amt Bell men, and women and children
in ClearGcld, md Sinuemahoniug ia particular,
that Lo is prepared TO furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Caters Of any style or pattern, stitch
cd, sowcd or pogyod, .anl az be is short fell
low on short notice
All kinds Of country produce takon in ex-
change, and cash not r, fused Repairing done
in the ueatcst manner and charges moderate, ut
the Short Shoe shop on Second Street opposite
Reed Weaver & Cos store, FRANK SHORT
N. b, Findings Tor sslo Sept. 26, 1850
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TITLE CLEART1ELD ACADEMY vb

Z Do sptnod l0r the focepiiO. Di pupiI3 ImaIll
and females, On Monday Mar.b Sd, lsCl.
Terms per Session Of Eleven McCS,.
Orhocrapby, Readiug Writing, p mary
Arithmetic and Geography, 81 g.
Higher Aritbmetc, Eugisa Grammar
Geography and History, o.
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
aud Book Keeping, Co.,
Latin and Greek Languages, o.
To students dcsiroGs Of acquiring thorouE
English Edacaton, aud who wish % que 4
themselves for Teachers, this Institution ster.
desirable advantages.
No puril received for less ,hau holr . sossior
md no deduction rale except fer protru,,at
,ickneSs.
Tuition to b paid at the close # the term
C. B. sANuFokp. Priaeiral
U.e.As.l, Au-. T. l-el.--ly,