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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
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Ia lev weeks, BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several ysan with severe lung
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ia anxious to make known TO his fellow-sunsfen
the means Of cure.
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the afflicted, and spread information which he
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EV.EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, New York.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26

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Disease.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
THE HRws

We have next to no neEs At nll--cer.
iainly nolhing important from either
army cono. All eyes arc turned to
Choileston Tho grand attack was TO
have been made upon the Forts at
Charleston on the 18th inst. the result
Of which wo daily expect to hear. Their
deduction i' promised with the utmost
certainty but il may take some days to
accomplish the Sork and after they are
taken, the fall Of Charleston may still cost
much fighting ofthe most desperate char,
0clor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
For the" Ropublioan." III II
MARRoN, August IL, 1868.

NlE9hhs' IDlIpkhI
a Dear Sis Il have lust
teeu a good joke on Old Abe Ipappear,
,hat Abraham has had quite an attack oI
diarrhma. There being quite an eminent
physician apong the "Americans of Afri,
can descentp he was called in 10 admins
Ter TO Abraham's wants. After going
Through the medical formula, clerk
Nos called and prescription. made out
and sent TO the ApOtheoaries Mr.. Mig took
bis hat, bowed himself out of the august
presence of Abraham, but in the hall be
trcountered Mrs. Lincoln, who insisted
on knowing if Mr.. Lincoln vas dangerous.
! Doctor. Yes nam, dangerous, dangerous,
very dangerous indeed, nam
Mrs. lincoln. What appears to be his
. |0 .U 4
doctor. It's very severe attack man of
iid5teS topDis, man. If not immediately
Believed il may merge Into dey copper heai
ieva, and den he done. gone man. Good
DAY nam. Exit niger Doctor. NJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19

DlED--ln tbs place yesterday morning., Mrs
Elizabeth Hamilton, relict Of the late James
Hamilton, Of Lawrence township, in the 18th
year of her age,
1,1- The funeral win take place at o clock p m.
IN this placc Yesterday morning, james Birch
Geld, nged about % years.
Ese- Funeral at o'clock, p. IN.
In this place, on the lltb inst, Of Dysentcry
Elmer, son Of John and Caroline McGaughey.
aged years, and months.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
CoRnKcrIoN.-m speak.pr ~ am lo.tIs

CoRhkcrloN.-In fpeak.ng, 10 cur last issue Of
Father TnAoY--sucocssor to Father CoADr at
this plaoe--thc types made us say "if tho former
hlled the vacuum caused by tho absence Of the
latter, his success here win be an ,menyiaJlo sue
cess OF course we should have said "enviable
success"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19

On nrd after iho 20ih of April 1868, Passenger
trains run NJ io.OWsi
wEstHAHD. flbpht firWN.
baltimore BSprcIB G2lA SLAM
4 Mail Tmin ~ r'A SOpH
rAfTWAnD,
Iapnss Train, 90 Pm
lasl Mnll Trniu 80 An ..
Through Accomm0ontiuL 10 tsA.u
Tfaias on the fYHoNr and CLI6HfIglp Bihnch
leave Tyrone for Sandy Ridge ats 50 A. N. and
] p, a, ."... ....#
Trims on the BALD EAGtE VALLEY road leave
Tyrone lof Bolleioutc at S45A.M
lhe uHins On thete latter roads run to connect
With Express train and Mail train west
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The following are the names Of the officers Of
me central Democratic Club Of Clearfold coun
p-al residing in or near this place
A. NJ. IllLLs President.
JoHS McPIEUsoS, -.
ANDREW ArptENAS, vice fresidon.S'
~ j. McCuLLorGu, Recording Secretary
W. br1rs, Corresponding Secretary
ISAAC JonNsoN, Treasurer.
Ec-All communications should be n llresgeJ
70 the Corresponding Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19

THE Fam The FAIR Tho list of premiums
to be contendod for TT tho Clearfcd County Third
Annoal Fair, to be hold in October next, as ar
ranged by the Executive Committee, will te an
nOuncod in our next issue.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
ARRIEn.

hNRRiED--on the 9th inst, at Tyrone City,
Blair county Pa, by Samuel Jones, Esq, MIR.
Essington kophart and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Miller all OF Decatur township Clemfeld co.
On tho "a inst, at Broa1wty, by J. D. Miller,
hsqp Mr. JAS. b. Caldwell. of Pike township, to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
'uonnnO pue oonoN
R ELIEE NOuCE.--Th Board OF Relief
VA for the county Of ClenrRrlh. viii mnnl-..lthn

ID ELIEE NOTCE.-.The Board OF Relief
IA for the county ofClear6eld, viii meet at the
Commissioners Office, on Wednesday anL Thur.-
day, tLo 26t.. aud 9th days Of August, 1861.
The Buard have directed that an new appIi-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier,
regiment aud company when enlisted the
number Of children, with age aud sex Of each :
the township 10 which they resided at tho time Of
enlistment, and their present residence; and that
she is without the means Of support for herself
and children, who are dependent upon hor.
Two witnesses Of credibility, from the township
In which she residcs, must also be produced.
whose certificate sworn to before the board must
set forth that the applicant is the person She rep
resents hcrsolf 70 be; that the statemment or the
number ana ago Of her family is true that she
is IN destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that allthe facts set forth in her
application arc just ard true. .
Forms containing these requisitions can be OBJ
tained at the office Of the Board of Relief when
applications is made and the witnesses appear.
WM. s, BRADLEY. Cik.
August 18th, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
For the Republican.
Teachers Institute.


The Teachers Of Cloarfeld county are respect
hlly requested to meet at the Town Hall. ia
clearGold, on Monday the 2sth day Of September
next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
erganiing TEACHERs' INSTITUTE, to continue in
session one week. The object of this meetings..
for the attainment Of greater proficiency in the
different branches of study in the art Of teach
ing, and for the discussion of such topics as ro.
late to the Advancement and interest of the com
mon schools, Teachers are requested to prepare
essays, or short addresses on practi .al subject.
connected with the theory and art Of teaching
50 that the exercises may be as Interesting and
Attractive as possible. ."E .aas7l saarar
It is earnestly hoped that all teachers who
wish to qualify themselves more thoroughly, az d
Mho desire to keep up with their profession, win
avail themselves Of the advantages which this
Institute will afford. Other citizens, ladies as
Vel as gentlemen, are invited % attend all the
eaorci'cs Of the meeting. rrrrrrgtv.y
Lectures on educational subjects may beek
reetcd at the evening sessions. An examination
VII be held at the close Of the Institute. and per
manent certificates will be awarded to deser,pg'
canu'aates' c. B. SANFORD,
iV''"o'u' aug IL Co. supt
sa Rss- CAPT J. p. GEORGE, arrived at
home on Monday last, having boq,i
obliged to resign his command on nc.
count ofdisability. The Captain has
seen hard service, having been with
his regiment ever since its organiza.
tipn, over two years ago, and sin,othe
death of Capt. Brady, has been in COM,
mand Of his company We are glad
q welcome him home after his long
absence.
The boys Of Company x, it seems
s TO have mono but typos to com
m ad them, as Since the resignation
u oapt George, (who is a member of
~ e sfa,tl our young friend Edward
81 TrTnelI' has been appointed captain
, noward Is advancing rapidly having
gone out as private. We wish bimS
soecess. II Il Glover Is LIST Lieutep!
ant, we did not learn who Is apd
l4out'-BrookmHc RcppJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
The Educated Mules
nA.v sNn nTar
TINE COMPANY OF PsRFO ys6S

will be introduced by Dan Gardner,
IN a variety Of LaughaLle psriur-
manCea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19

SHhVING and HAlRDREssING.--Tho
- citizens Of Clearield and vicinity will take
notice lhattho undersigned has opehnd % Shay.
ing saloon in Graham Row. where the various
branches Of bis Profession will be conducte in a
style equhl To the hest city shops lie respeetdrl-
ly soiicits a trial Of bis skill. --eas ar
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
GEt tItatftS 8rublitan,
Car Time % Tyrone

wEDsrspAY,.maaa#4aaaAUo, 10Th.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
HARRISBURG, Pa. ''
COY ERLY hHUfcnisoS, Rog,.ea

COZ ERLG Dc HUTCHINSON, Pogrietors.
WIS Hotel, 50 well known to the travelling
1 public Of Cleafeli county. Is now in n corr
dition TO afford the most excellent accommodation
either ior the transient guest or tho permanent
b0arder .#tHi## .|H
The Omitted States has now an the oeuyen-
ienees Of
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL. 7"t'
and the Proprietorsare determined to spare neith
er expense, time nor labor to ensure the comfort
Of The gnestA The patronage Of tho travelling
public is respectfully solicited. jy !, '63.y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-19
70 HOoL DTREC TORS AND

ITO HOOL DTREC TORS AND
: K TEACHERS.-The County Superintap.
icut hereby gives notice TINT he viii meet the
Jenchers, Directors and friends or education ven
erally, Rtthe following named plaets nnd dnto.
at 9.cluek, q, M, Of each day
Brady Bloom and Union, nt Luthefsburg. on
Moniay, August a. ..'.
Ferguson. Lumber riN ana Penn. at Lumber citv g.
o Tuesday September }.
BeA.nt Bower on Wednesday, SeptemLer Q.
Burnside Chest and New Wellington. nj Now
Washington, September b
Jordan aud Knox, VI Ansonvillc, September ~
curwensriIle and Pike, at Curwcusuue. satur
cay, September S, -..... a. H
Boggs and Bradford, atWiIliams' Grorc, Mo1d day
September q. .. ..... .....
Graham and Morrs at kylertown, September s.
Decatur and Woodward, at Centre, September 3.
DeeeaIa nnl Gneb, at Glen Hope Friday, Sep.
tember H.. .. r.
Giurd and Goshen, at Surveyor rup, Mondry.
September II.
coyng.on and kmth0rs, o; NinisonLsrg Sep
upst9p aal Fog, at hickory Eiuajom, ou Friday
September rs.
Cleurfeld and Lawrence, VI Clcar1cld. n Mon
day September y
fc~Posityely no private examinations will be
held, except gtthc Wrttcu-rcque.t OF three Di.
rectors OF the District IN whiehthe applicant IN.
tends TO .tcach--or to ga vacancies. r#r..
c. j. &ANBFORD, Co. Supt.
.Cleurti ED, july 90 1882
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11
TuELATEST NEWS.

A1-The war news for the past week has not
been very exciting. Vicksburg il not yet taken,
but Grant is still sanguine OF success. Govern
ment 10 sending him reinforcements as fast ~
he needs them, and there is no danger from the
rebels in his rear. Let the "Coppers" vail,
yicksburs must fall!-On the 9th ult. our for.
ces under Gen. Banks attacked the rebels in tho
rear Of Port Hudson, whipped them and drove
them into their fortiications. The men on both
sides fought desperately. and the loss Of life was
erest. The 1T Louisiana (negro) regiment went
into the battle 900 strong and came out with on.
" 800 men fit for duty. "Nfggers won't fehtj'
Won know. Since the battle Banks has complete.
" surrounded Port Hudson, Fl ON the river below
10 the river above. has made up his mind to take
the place and has the means to do it.---A di.
vision Of Hooker's army has crossed over to the
south side Of the Rappahannock, where they re.
main unmolested by the rebels Something's up
in that quaster.-A Union man named Emery
living near Carbonate, Illinois, who has been
assisting in arresting deserters, while out hunt
ing his cows on the evening of the sth inst, was
shot by asserted assassin. His body was pisrc.
ed by i've bullets.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11

the trouble Of nominating a candidate,
They have one ready made supplied 10
them by their dear rebel brethren and
fellow Vsllsndigkammers down South.
How grateful they must be. Let them
fall into line at once and obey orders
Let the Ohio Democracy meet in con-
veution and ratify the choice which has
50 kindly been made for them, and let
the Democratic press of Ohio without
delay run up the name of 9. L. Vallan-
dipham, of the Southern Confederacy,
and sub ect of JEFF. Davis, for the next
Governor of that State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11
From the cath Regiment Ia tile of Cham.
piOn Hill, Miss.
EDWARDS STATION, MILES FROM
BATTLE FIELD, May -, 1863.


On Saturday the 10th current, near
Edwards Station, 26 miles from Vicks.
burg, was fought one of the most san.
culinary and important battles of the war
Since the bombardment of Grand Gulph,
on the 10Th ult., the war clouds have
hung portentously about, filing the rcb.
els with CONSERVATION and dismay. The
battle at Port Gibson on the FIRST of the
month, in which the 24th performed
gallant part, was the commenc cement of
a series Of battles, which opened way
to Vicksburg, and which is to end in the
reduction of that great stronghold and
the complete humiliation of rebel power
10 the Mississippi Valley The battle Of
Port Gibson was one Of those pivot bat.
ties, on which turn the success Of cam.
paigns, and the destiny of States. The
door was opened there to the rear of
Vicksburg, and We are now developing
and pursuing the plan of military opera.
tions which the opportunity of that i'm.
portant battle gave US.
Our fanking line of land forco came
not from the Yazoo, as the enemy ex
pected, but, instead, swift 10 strong and
mystic columns from the battle. hills Of
Port Gibson, by circuitous rou,o inte
. the very rear Of the rebels Gibrsher.
In the morning of last Saturday w
, became conscious Of the presence Of thu
enemy IN great force, and after recon
} noitering and skirmishing in the wood.
and fields an hour or two we found him
> His lines were drawn up on Champio
Hill, near the railroad, 90 miles from
Vicksburg and about 8 miles from Raw
mond. The oath were in the fight from
, the first. We were in the I'd brigade o.
Gen. Hovey's division, and were formed
at first as the second line of battle. Tn,
18th Indiana were on our immcdiat,
right, and the seth Ohio on our imme
diate left.
Soon and at the proper moment v,
we're moved by the left flank, uncoveripe
the first line of battle and then marched
to the front. At forty rods distant from
their line of battle, we began to receiv,
] the hre OF tho enemy. Our regiment
, maintaining an uDbroken line, continued
to march forward with undaunted ste,
and determined look, pouring vollo,
after volley into the rebel ranks, and re-.
} ceived IN return deadly shot and exp.od
Ing shell. We continued to march +
the front, until We reached a rayint
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11
Republican County Convention.


Republican County Convention.
The Republicans Of Cedar County are hereby
notified that Delegate Convention will be- held
!: :; z; 81: s;s:. = ~. -
.,,s New abyss Of serro..-esFat the coming
ge1fersi election. The several townships are
requested to hold their primary meetings for
the appointments Of delegates, on Saturday the
9Th June at 2 o'clock p. IN. The ratio Of rep
rcsentation being the same as last year-onc
delegate for each township and one for each
forty votes cast for kirkwood for Governor,
and one additional vote for every fractional vote
exceeding twenty.
Loyal citizens, without gard to former polit-
zeal ties or associations, who in this hour Of
peril, are in favor Of giving the Administration
an honest support in energetically and vigorous
ly prosecuting the war against Rebels and Trait
ors to a successful termination. and thereby
conqusring permanent Peace-are cordially
invited to participate with throughout the
county.
BY order Of the Central Com ittee.
WIN. II. TUTHILI, Chairman.
WIN. +. WOLF, Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11
THE CALL FOR A COUNTY CON.
VENTION.

We are informed that the Central Com.
mittee, in fixing the time for holding a
County Convention on the 4th of July,
about a month sooner than the usual
time, were compelled to do SO from the
fact that in order to provide for taking
Che soldiers vote, necessity existed to
have the nominations made and forward
ed to the State Central Committee 10
time for tickets to be printed and traus.
mitted and due notice given to our brave
soldiers now far distant on the blood
stained battle field. The time determin-
ed on was, ut the suggestion of the
Chairman, designated by the County
Convention held on Saturday last, as
being least likely to interfere with the
labors of the farmer aud husbandman in
the harvest field.
1t is hoped that full delegation will
be present from every township, and that
ticket will then be formed so strong in
all the elements Of honesty, capability,
character and loyalty, that it will be tr-
umphautly elected by an overwhelming
majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that Alexan.
i der Hines. executor of the estate Robert
Smith deceased. filed his final report At the
April term Of the county court of Cedar county,
1 1'.., ana asks to be discharged from further
the case Il set for hearing at the july term Of
said court. &c BETTS Connt r.a ~
June LIST, 186S:n22w4 's1so'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11

1y-The Copperheads say that they
don't advise resistance to the laws. Oh
no! they arc "peace men, all the time.
That is the way they talk sometimes, but
it is not the way they do at all times. -
One Of the resolutions passed by them at
their late convention in this place closed
US follows, "we also hold the press and
property Of said r'pton Adrertiser resron
siblo for any damage done by mob VIC
lenee to the property Of Democrats in
this county viii any of them tell US
what that means, if not violation of the
laws in certain contingency? 1t means
that if any property of Democrat is in
jured by mob, tho advertiser office
shall be destroyed. One of their spout
ers admitted that such was the meaning
of the resolution. Only think of it,
They denouncc all the preachers aud then
threaten to punish for other mems deeds.
Amt they pretty set Of christians to set
themselves up as guides to all mankind
A pretty state of society their teachings
would produce.
But We have other testimony Of the
same sort. An editorial in late Courier
says that the Administration "must back
down. from its position in reference to
Nallandigham, and says, "Nothing i.
surer, for Mr.. Lincoln will make some
sacrifices in order that he may continu.
peaceably in Office the remainder of hi!
term" This is threat that if "Mr
Lincoln as the Courier calls the Presi-
dent, does not recall Mr.. Nalandigham
the copperhcads will use violence Il
drive him from his office. How does thi,
suit the liberty loving Democrats of the
country! Are they willing to engage in
a civil war about their own hearthstone,
to destroy the Government and save such
miserable traitor as Vallandgham,--
We believe that the Courier is courtiue
suppression by the Government. Tha
't'deserves suppression is very true, bu
-. Did you ever read the fable o
the fly on the ox's hornf The Cour;,
is the fly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11

~ II you want your goods to come with
saiey ana dispatch have them sent By the
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. -
g. some good Wall Paper, and Window
shsdsA can be bad d the post ONCE. 80
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-11

Two rebel spies, dressed in our uni.
form, were tried and hung in Ros ccrans
department last Tuesday.
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m,nd, to continue With the regiment and
share its fortunes, but they were not
permitted. One of their number, james
Hitcbev, slipped away from bis company,
81 the day Of battle and united himself
With the 59th Indiana, and fought like
. hero al day.
Company I'D" had several Cedar coun'
ty men in its ranks; several casualties
occurred among them. John Serbee was
killed. Irenss Smith wounded in both
feet. VIM. Pendergast wounded in leg
George Scott over eye. Jack Hawkings
in thigh and arm. Perry Burnett on leg.
Isaac P. Walker in leg and q. +. Gif-
ford in arm.
Major Wright was wounded in leg,
severely, but not At all dangerously. For
several days previous to the battle the
Major had been quite i'll, and in the
judgment of his friends, should not, on
account of bis health, been on the battle.
field at all; but he was there and did his
duty, and did it we'll The regiment hss
always respected Lieut.. Col. Wilds as IN
officer, and did not lose = whit of it on
this day. Col. Byam was with US and
exposed himself so far as to be in danger
of being taken prisoner.
OF the various incidents of the battle,
the hairbreadth escapes, instances Of
great personal bravery of the Cedar co.
boys, their GOODNESS and great bravery At
the mouth of csnnou-two pieces we're
taken by Co. &C" 10 the cbarge-their
patient endurance on the long and toll
some march which brought Us to the
battle, their intrepidity 10 danger and in
the shock of battle, l have not time nor
space to narrate, but they will form sub.
jects for many a tale around many fire.
side 10 the long winter evenings, in the
time soon to come, when our Nationality
will be acknowledged from the lakes to
the gulf and from sea to sea.
Our wounded are cared for, as far as
good atten dance aud surgical skill will Co.
They are patient and cheerful. Our
dear dead lie on the sunny slopes Of the
peaceful hills, the scene of their glory
and their victory-the last rites admin.
issered to them humanely and tenderly
by their sorrowful comrades and friends.
You,s truly, EDWIN H. POUND,
Lieut.. Com. Co. &C." Gath Iowa.