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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
JNDAY MORNING, g. .. ~: s.. " % ss.

Of a contract between the individual cltizst
and the United Stalos 20 serve ae soldier or ofi
Ger for certain length Of time, and sfof GER
tain stipulated sum thesmiiItia lefowefoht o
the duty 0fI'every able.bodied man 10 be feady
and willing TO defend the Government which
protects him! The basis Of the army ID o. coKL
tract and pay; Of iie.mliitIa the basis Il civic
duty! Congress raises and supports "armies;''
the States raise and support imilitIa." Oh
serve that clause Of the Constitution which
provides for raising armies (Art. I, SEQ. VIID
and note its sIlanguage, "CoDgress shall have
power g raise and support armies, but no ap-
preparation Of money for that use shall be- for o
longer term than two years" There ID no mon.
ey Limitation upon The power to ''call forth
militia" to execute the laws of the Union, to
suppress insuIrection, and to repel invasion. =
And this "oalling forth the militian 10 the way
the Federal Government TO use and employ, on
emergency, force larger than the ereguIar t'af
miles" Of the United States; to use and employ
Q force which numerically is sure to be equal to
any proper purpose. 'i-. 90 -efsL'1 % A'lla'1
Nobody doubts or denies that the State Of
New York can enroll and place nihfthe militia
of the State every able.bodiedi white citizen of
New York capable Of bearing arms. The act
Of April %, 1852, 10 evidence of what the poo
plo of New York have done 10 maintain mi
ltIa force, subject to be- icallsd jorfhYrby Con.
gress under the conditions specified, ,ip the Con.
stitutlon. When that t-caA 10 legally made the
Governor OF tho State must and will obey it, as
he did when q reqnisitien was made Tor troops
to 80 to the relief of Penpsy lvania. Thus much
for the assertion Of the Times, that those who
deny the constltutionality of the Conscription
law therefore deny al power In the Federal
Government to compel military service. ,,
! The difficulty with the ConscriptIon bill is,
that it ignores the existence Of the States; Il
strikes down the militia which the Constitution
says is necessary to the security OF free
State" The trainers 6f1the great charter of
the republic intendedI'G yaesifsdr that when
the regular army proved ansufficisht for the ma.
tional defense the militia of the States should
be called forth In regularly organizod bodies of
fegihents, hbattsIiobs, ibflgades, or
dlvisions, kept together and commanded by Of
fcers commissioned by the States. II was nev.
ct intended that the President shopld have pow.
ct to draft men out Of the militia ot the States
and into tAe Federal service, in defiance Of the
State auihoFltieaS TWAS not considered neces-
esry TO the national defense then; 10 is notnec.
essary to the national defense now,--Nep York
VWfu .lt Ys- rrg{n aff. "a -f I'4g4fflr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
Notice to Road Builders. !
NTOTIUE rsHRIsERY CIV EN. m 4

|lN proposals. will DO received by, John Chaney
Preadent q hs Lancaster and Groppelt TaInpiks
county, Ohio, until the Ist day ofseptembsS
le63, for building ave miles Of said road, oommencn
near aoCksrx bridge thence on the leca!iona q Ma
ave s stone, west of Carroll Also, ior the
balance Of Commencing hye-pile sions
thence noithwsstNardy on The location Of said road
70 ne of that part Of said road nov under
few chAins Bids Will be received separately for the
above sections Per mile on for both together Plans
ne work and can BE- seen at the Office Of
By order OK the plrsctorssd cd les sg sai 1oyoj
9 eedtd .rrs gSclIonns John dHANnY. Prssidsak I,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
why is the Draft Necessary nv /,

In the winter of 1862, Me-. FEsskHDEs, Re-
publican Senator from Maine. in aspeechin the
Senate, said: -. =, - -,
In every State of the Union there are men Who are
paid from month to month, not called into the field Al
olaei for the reason that the Government has no oc
cason to use them and yet no step s taken to dsband
these mem. Why not disband them, II they afe 40,
wantedT We have two hundred and fifty thousand more
than we ever intended to have II Is extrayagance o
the most Wanton kind. offered proposition to STOP
Senator Wilson of Massachusetts said:
have over and over again been to the War once and
urged upon the Department. to stop fecrung n eyery
part Of the country We have had the promise that Il
should be done believe we have to-day one hundred
and fy thousand moIe men under the pay Of the Gov,
eminent than we need or can well think the De
p4rtment ought to issue peremptory orders orbiddns
the enlistment Of another sodler into the volunteer
force. pol "''r.'4- 90 70" '0O' ''1'I 7''' 'N'@''S'
This was before the emancipation ptoclaIia.
tipn was Issued. They then hsd more lyoi6n.
teers than they wanted, They Issued that proc.
volunteering ceased--and forced
cpnscrlpliOn lie the result. ,,',.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
Senator WlLsos Of Massachusetts said :

s71 The National Polish nFirayer.a isdV
Toe following hes been adopted by the Poles
% their national pyayer; cd. l.a lsl ,ssy s,g,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
Produce Commission House
THENoLD r1Rx or ''' wa
10 Miller. g. Carpenter, "a o.

Meas Erie Bmldisgs, Ns,o York 1900 Wssh.
d9IaH 90 ,3Jjsgten Stssef),svlIsb ,dossqa 20
STILL receive and sell Flour, Grain Butters lard.
~ Cheese, Eggs, Pork, Seeds, Hops, Beans, Dried
Ereiig, Poultry, Game, etc. 10 SJa9q Ioi S0H ma
niQash advanced on shlpmentes aud prompt returns
made Of sales, Send for our Price 0nnent list. s,Il
AzsfRkSeEsI- Presldent "a the Irving Bank. N, X,
Hibbard, Warsaw, NJ Y. ID. Baidwiny Hsq. Fowler
0hioi A.s Munger. ESQ; Geneva, Ohio; NJ o. eros
ssnSl n.a ssns'''l'o Wn aaui aol ,yI6gno
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
g5jf,: ,:.C'b .C'bie 5tatlfs,','ra,s jl'{il .;i'''' ~
The Expedition to wythesville, Virginia
Atrocities Oommitted-IEVit Effects
of Want Of Discipline.

The Cincinnati Enqnirer publishes the follow
Ing extract from a private latter, written by a]
young Federal officer to q female icouain ID Wat
cIty. Itisa sad picture Of the horrors Of war:
FAYErrEuLLr, WEST vReINlA,l
81. D.. f-st,.ra JnJv "a 1R63
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
wADSWORTH H0TSE,,o,.
ADJ0rNINaN. X. onNTnAL, LAKE SHORE. AN
ARtn RAILROAD DnP0Te, BUFhAL0sN. IT, y.
7Is Mat Hal d - al IVA.

hht1 hAiLhoAb phf0Tp, buFhAiOsN. f.ipi'
The Most Convenient Houss IN the City.
Il Yrescoed ana return ished thropghout and - nor
one Of The beat appointed HopseR State. Itspyox
mlty TO the principal Railroad Uepoa rende u paftic
none Of the Old prejudice which has existed afaiHs
houses contiguous 10 Rardad Dspots can attach % ~
Passengers will observe the House on enterpg 10 dc
poll Look on theJ Jiehthand dda zGo5t ta1a Oh th,
arrival Of the train. Twenty minutes allowed In chang
ing bagage. Agood Restaurant ID attached to the HOUSE
end Of the Depot. Accommodations for three hun
'sS : mcSii.csm srs ~ &ssAS.s =. ~ = q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23

n May the cross which, has besn insulteainfhe
Hhands ofthy mi9istefs give as constant strength
under our suierings! -May IL inspire -us in the
day Of battle with faith that above ussoara the
spirit OF the RedeemesldsAt thy altar We raise
our prayer; deign to restore us, o Lord, our
nes country y:iGgionlJ ada % bnoJssyyoo 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23

o Lord, whof6fso many deItdnsg didst saf..
round Poland wlthithe magnincsncsl Of power
ahd glory; who ddst cover her with the shield
.oi thy protection when our armies overcame
the enemy et tLy altar I'VE raiseI our Il prayer;
deigq to restore uss, Q Lord, our free country
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23

p Ia the name Of bis commandments, we s-a all
unite as brothBrs. Hastep, D Lord, the mo
mpntcf fesutrectioh! Bless with liberty those
/ who, now mourn In slavery!s Atzth5 altar We
raise our prsysr; dsign to restore 10, o Lord,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23

-! Lg0.5J IS 3aS Snl 10 no jTuq jBnf ilh n
Give back to our Poland her ancient splen-
dor! Look upon our fields soaked with blood |!
When shail peace aud hsppi iness blossom among
ps!a God Of wrath cease ID 'pInish yts. At ths
altar We rsise our prayer; leign to restore us,
y Lord, onf Tree country! sJsdT -rainsys adj ss,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
FUEt FOR THE STATE (
g SEALED AZ. y 4. RHSFe.sALs sF WILL Pc ne,
Monday, the 9TH day Of September
next, atEl2 O'Clock M,aJJ
- .lay0a III gxFIJiI
10000 Bushels Cokeosa
e weigh not less than y pound. 70 tAs busAsl
10000 Bushels Coal,
bo Of the best quality sqpa, o. least to the lower
vein Of Hooking COAL and free from bete slack and
dirt, .fgI ~ II TQEYF q TrfTJT
SO Cords of Wood,

the same to be dry Hickory Beech or Sugar, tour feet
IN length, straight and we'll split, -~,,-
The quantities above named to be increased at the op
tion Of the Secretary Of ptats. ] AMI q H'fOL'
Tho fuel to be delivered without charge for such dely
cry, at the State House in Columbus, Ohio.
Pfoposaist 70 be accompanied by samples aud TO SPEC
B the kind quality and price OF the fuel proposed to
be- furnished,
ZACH proposei must be accompanied bg bond, With
approved security, In the penal sum Of not exceeding
twenty thougand, nor osJ than i've thousand dollars
"a required by aw) conditioned for the faithful per;
foImance OF such contract a. may Do awarded. S7 ~
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded
10 accordance with the tems Of the act entitled n act
provide for the purchase Of stationery el and other
articles for the General Assembly and State ocers"
passed March H. 1885 and san adt u nsnd 1ektions
four and SIX and 70 repeal sscton Ave. Of the above
entitled oct passed March 2, le63.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelope "Proposals for
furnishing Fuel for the gtate.p II 4 > SE-G T y
NFuel furnished by the contractor must all cases. bs
equal In quality to the sample. THE rule son be rigid
T enforced. - ---------------
.B T7.5IT 7ITsaJOlEIW' w, ARMsTR9SG, " Y gy
% Columbus, Ohio, July 49, Tf669--july 29-dtsep7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23

.T1.5Tr 1IrsaJC1z5W. W. ARMSTRONG; q
Columbus, Ohio, July %; ises--july 99-dtsep7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
All KindsIVf Dress Goods.
Opposite THE sTATH oApIroL,J 'H' ''''N''
MARCUS GHILDs,s lPropTisfor. .a1

nVl9bsmai od3 ,sus0iidDqsa iasl5rs enos
sislrciaU U-zOIiigesA sasossg sdi io rsessoosbssV
1sblo a ,0asI % nsiagmsa isliashies74 cdr Gi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-04
THE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
The Perfection of Mechanism.

DEING A HUNTING AND OPRS FACE, on LApY's
ID OR G~ESTLEMAS's WATCH CoUM ED.
one Of the %prettiest, most convenient, and do
cidedly the best and cheapest timepiece for gen
cral and reliable use, ever offered. 1t has with
in it and connected with its machinery, its own
winding attachment, rendering a key entirely
unnecessary. The cases of this Watch are com
posed of two metals, the outer one being fRe 10
carat gold. 1t has the improved ruby action le.
yer movement, and is warranted an accurate
timepi.ce. Price, s~upurbly engrsved,p pei case Of
a half dozen, S2O4 90. Sample Watches,in neat
morocco boxes, for those proposing to buy a
wholesale, SIS, sent by express, with bill pays-
bic on delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in
advance, as we cannot collect from those in tht
Army. Address
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO., SOLE IMPORTERS.
Cor. Nassau 4 John Sta, Nev York.
Jan. q, lS63.-6w.
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l863.

1868. 1868.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD
TINS great line trnyers's the Northern and
Il Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city Of Erie, on Lahe Erie.
1t has been Nased BY Se Pennsylvania Rat
road Company, and under their auspices il be
Ing rapidly opened Throughout W. entire length.
1t il now in use for Passenger and Freight bu-
,iness from Harrisburg to Grove Flat, ION the
6iunsmahoning, 1872 miles, on the Eastern Div
islon, and from Sheffield to Erie, ON the Western
Division, as miles.)
Time Of Passenger Train NJ Grore Fiat
Accommodation Train Leaves a. NJ.
Do Do Arrives I 20 p. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
on these trims between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Truin both ways between Williamsport and Baltl-
more, and W%illiamsport and Phi!adelphis.
For information respecting Passenger business
srply at the S. L. Cor. llth and Market SITS.
And for Freight business Of the Company's
AGENTS, S. b. Kingston, jr, Cor. 18th and Market
80 Philadelphia
j. W. Reynolds Erie
j.. NJ. Drill, Agent N. c.. Il. r. Baltimorej
II. H. HoUsToS, Gen1 Freight Ag't, Phila.I
LEWIS h.. HOUR, Genl TicketAg't, Phila.j
JOS. d. PoTTs, Genl Manager, W~illiamsporL
Jan. q, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-04
.OLAoCK'S DANDELION COFFEE

This preparation, made from the best Java Cof-
fee, is recomm ,nded by physicians us a superior
NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for General Debili-
ty. Dyspepsia and Ill bilious disorders. ThouS-
ands who have been compelled to abandon the
use Of coffee will use this withou: injurious effects
One can contaius tho strength Of two mounds Of
ordinary coffee PRICE Is cents.
10 locks LByaim
The purestand best BAKING POWDER known
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
Cakes. PRICE Is cents.
MANUFACTURER BY
VI. II. KOLLOCK, CHEMIST,
Cor. Of Broad d, Cdcsnut Streets, philadelphia.
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND oRoCERs.
SOLD AT K. MOSSOP'S.
Feb. 20 1862, l VI.
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A. raid IN advance, or within three months, = 20
n paid any time uiihin The yeat, %
m raid after the aspiration " The year 2 20
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Asthma or Phshisie, and Broncbis.

hiAFAutoibht tAt fNht l. HE
SIR Your Cherry Pictorial Is performing msrvSIoD.
cures IN this section. II hss relieved several from hhr-
ing symptoms Of consumption, aud is now curing a nv.
vho has labored under an affection Of the lungs it u.
last forty years. L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. d, ALBION, MoSROE Co, low.
writes, Sept. 8, 1855: During my practice q mKup y-N,
I have found nothing equal 10 your Cherry fu0ri ss
giving ease and relief 10 consumptiye patients, OF enrng
such as are durable"
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most sot
,incing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy is found m 10
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been knoas uhkh
cured ~ many and such dangerous cases as this. son.
no human aid can roach; but even 70 thoSs tho rsrI
Ftciordl Affords relief and comfort.
AsToR HOUSE, New YohE CRY, March (, 1856 =
DocToR AYR, LOWELL: I feel Il a duty and a pleasure
10 inform you what your Cherry PASTORAL has done br Ny
wife. She had boon Ave months labOrlnR under the dHn.
gorous symptoms Of Consumption, from which no aid We
could procure gave her much relief She was steadily fah
ing, until Dr.. Strong, Of this city, where We have come tr
sdyice, recommended q trial Of your medicine. We bis
bic Kindness, rs we do your skill for she has recovered
from that day, She is not yet rs strong rs she used ID
b., but Is fr0s from her cough, and calb herself wGL
Yours with gratitude and rgard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHElDTYIln.
Ovaasmphrsi, do not despair till you have tried ArEvS
CuERRY pECfOHAL. II Is made 10y ore Of the host nIedial
chemists In tho world, aud its cnrcs all around NJ bespek
tho high merits Of its virtues. - Philadelphia Ledger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-04

Attorney at Law,
Philadelphia, JAM % 1852 ly. PRINCIPAL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TINE seirrc-s Of Chemistry and Medicine have hep
j taScl their utmost to produce this Lest, most psEsa
curative Which Is known 70 man. lnnumorabs PROD
are ,m,uwu Mat thcSo PnlS have virtues which sursa 10
excellence tie ordinary moLdp.s, and thai ,h9y via I'd
rrgelsuivlly upon The esteem u all men. They are @e
md pleasant to ;ahs, but powerful to eurs. Their pcn~
iralinl p]ropc'yi,s 81 inula,s the vital selNitIcso Of the boly,
remove the distractions Of itt organs, pgriy tho blod,
nd eRpvl disease. They purge out tls ionl humort ~hkh
breed sud grow distepter, STIMULATE sluggish q dSN
iroi 81 guusi into their natural action and Impair. helhy
ono -,h strength 10 ts whoIe system. Not only Do
hey cure tie every Ivy complaints u every body, bt
also formidable aud dangerous disease that have haGil
,hu best VI human skin. While ihOJ produce powerful
,1tets. thpy arc u the glme time, IN diminished iosrs, tie
safest aud beat plrySic that eau b. employed FL children
leiuy -u,arc, ctcI t.oy are rlrasant to take; and beng
pnrely vegetable, q e. FREQ from any risk OF harm. osss
have hc~i mulo which suTlIss belief wore they not spb
saulatted y men OF such exalted position aud chnaaE
- ~ forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many olansi
s~lrrgym.n and phyficlms havo lont thor names ~ rrdt
20 the uulilc tho reliability Of my remedies, while sth4a
have sent me tho assurance a Their crnIi rL u that my
Preparations coutrilule imIu0usoly " the rlkf Of rg
nlictrl. Suffering follow -ilcu.
Tho Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnhh grntk Ny
American Almanac. containing directions bt their Ipc ad
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints: -
Co,iycncss, bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Droys5
llrtr,burn. Headache arising from n foul stomach, Nae
sen. Indigestion, Morbid lnuctiom Of the lsvels aud lrs
arising ihvTofruIn, Flatulercy, Loss Of Appetite, hl uksn
Gus and Cutam0ous Diseases which require an ovseuha
medicine. Scrolula or Kings Evil. Thcy al-, hy purify \
lnE the blood and stimulating the system, cure mar
complaints which It would not be supposed they could l
reacl. such Ms Deafness, Partial Blindncss. Neuralgia 4
Nervous lrritahiiity. arrangements VI the Liver and kh
ugys. Guui, and other Kindred COMPLAINTS arriving Aos
iaw state II the body az obstruction OF its functions
DO not he rut on by unprincipled dealers with s@'
other pHl they make moro profit on. An Gr ArBE'
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The Brti wcfh fof ca~pvssslae Agent,
HARtERB rlulptAL HtstOHY
TtIE GREAT ri BELLlON
THE UNITED STATES

pssRs iIAnrrn A Bhorntrs have con
nj mepcei The Issue in Numbers Of " complete
i%tisiory Of the Great Rebellion In the Unl-
ted Stttes. Tho wotk has been fr many months
In oonr.e Of preparations by o writer every way
qualified ft tho ta'k.
Tho tgrpoprurtoN contains q clopt and iue.
sinet account VI the formation Of the Coniodets-
ey Of the States the FORMATION and adoption OF
tkc Con stltntion of the United Slater, and the ~.
iablshmcnt VI the National 90, eminent the or
lsip. DEVELOPMENT and progress " tho doctrines
II Notification and Secession, and the various
uhases which they assumed until their FINAL oul'
mination In the Gredt Rebellion.
The |IIIsroRY comprises . full account, drawn
nom the most authentic sources, OF oil the Events
of the War the i%ntriguos Of The Southern leaders
nj home aud abroad the gradual detection ofona
section the great Uprising Of the People for the
maintenance Of National Life and Existence; the
rapid creation Of an immense Army aud Navy
aud the Battles by land and sea.
The ILLusTRATIoNs comprise Portraits oil al
these who have borne n prominent part In the
struggle MAI of the different localities Plans
of the leading actions Views Of every scene OF
interest. and of the most important Battles. These
Illustrations ure mostly from drawings taken on
She spot by artists deputed for that purpose to ac'
company every division Of our Army and Navy
Every racili y Mt the command Of the publishers
has becn emp Dyed in the preparation and cxecu-
tioa Of this work and they confidently p'n,o'e
that II will form the most trustworthy and Yalua,
hle history viii h can be prepared Of the Great
struggle for the American Union.
Mode and Terms of Publication,
The work. will be issued in Numbers, each CON
sisting Of Twenty four Pages of tho size Of "Lfdr
per's Wee&ly." printed from clear type, upon hnC
paper, and will probably be completed N about
Twenty Numbers.
The numbers will be issued Mt intervals, II pos
She, of about three or four weeks.
The Price Of each Number, which contains
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especially
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n. D. rgrlet V1ht thcs'7hf w.
Up II A PA
u,nis INSTITUTION, vhirb vr t''ab.
Il itbod In 1894, and !, nov couseqachty W.
the eighteenth year of Ne esisience' huiahrr'
among M graduntosi huulred5 " The most SUE
tessnil Merchants and Business Men ofout eouu-
Try,
,oung men facilities for thorough preparation Tor
business.
Tng BnAscnrs rAroHr are Book Keeping, rs
applicable &c the various departments NJ tpdel-
PrNuASsntr, both plain mud ornamental con
urucrAL Law, MArngNArlcs, NAytGArioN, vi'lL
Fyetyrruye, DnAwiSG, P"uoSoGRArnY, aud Mon.
ERS LANGUAGES.
TuE system or ~ISTRopuCrios Is p%ecultnri no
classes or set lessons are made use OF but each
student is taught individually, 80 that be may
commence ut any time, aud attend at whatever
hours are most convenient.
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 10Th
Of April, containing names Of the students Tor the
wear, and full particulars Of terms, &C., ana may
be Obtained at any time by addressing the rrinci'
pal,
reputation, and the lengthy experience Of the
PRINCIPAL, this institution offers i%hciltios superior
to any other in the country, for young men Wish-
irr 10 prepnre for business, and 10 obtain atthe
same time A DIPLOMA, which will prove a recon
incubation for them to any Mercantile House.
Es~CRIrrgSpES'sScrie Of rroatises on Book
KEgrISa, now more widely circulated than any
other work ON the subject, are for sale at the Col
lego.
S. HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney at Law,
PHILADELPHIA, ian, % 1852 ly. PRINCIPAL.
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Shaving and Hair. Dressing.

JEREMIAH NORRIS respectfully announces
81 to his friends Of Clear6eld and vicinity that
he has returned to his old stand, and is well pre-
pared to render the most perfect satisfaction to all
who may desire his professional services.
Clesrield, April ., 'e2.
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National Hotel,
MAINE STREET, CURwENSvILLE, PA,
WIN 4 MASON Prnnrietnr.

TNHIS long established and well known no
TEL, situated in the west end Of the town,
has been remoddled, enlarge and improved, and
the proprietor respectfully announces to his ma
merous friends, and to the travelling public, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all Who may
favor him with n call.
Ample, safe anG comfortable FtabliRg Is at
tached to the premises, and trusty attendants
will always be on hand. Charges moderate.
Feb, II, 1852. II.