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MEDICAL. g
DIR. JOHN BULL
COMPOUND CEDR0N BlTTERS
90 EE
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.
MEDICAL.
IN x,x,s x.xr rs MORE ULTIMATELY cox.

MO MANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY con-
nectsd with the history Of the Maera Nedica Of the
United states favOrsbly known pi ,neer In
medical discovery than thai II JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile Ky Hs inmifable preparation Of Ssrsparilla has
long stood the head Of the various compounds - that
valuable drug His compound PICTORIAL Of Wild Cherry
has become hou-ehold word throughout the West and
South and BIZ Worm Lnzenges IN iess than year after
their Introduction. attained reputation widespread
the continent OF North America. But the GROWING
glory bis life remains % be attained IN h latest dis
Govern rsther continuation for he does not ola TO
have been the d-coverer ~ CEDR0S. which the basis
Of the Btters offered 20 the public. That honor be-
longs 70 the native inhabitants Of Central America. to
whom is virtues have been known for than two
hundred years Armed with n, the Indian bids defiance
TO the deadly malaria and handles without fear the
serpents- IL Is belief with them that
while there l. breath left in the body the CedTon potent
to cure no matter what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared 70 indorse this extrava
CANT pretenon he j. nevertheless Satisfied from thor
Ough examination Of the evidence relating % is virtues,
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
exposure either 20 changes Of weather and climate
OF the miasmatic influences II stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation il has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
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CEDRON BITE r s

one trial, and you will any others
II is not necessary publish long list Of diseases for
which the CedrOn Bifters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
LIVER.
Ia all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment Of the stomach or Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And In FEVER AND AGUE;
destined sUpersede all other remedies. Ii not
My cures all these diseases but 1t prevents them.
wine glass full Of the Bitters taken hoPr before
each meal will obvia,e the i'll effects Of the most
healthy climate and the person taking II against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and 6irUcsrs generally.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning & Sloan, Tomlinson
a Cox and j. w Bryan jy20-d3m
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srxERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS oF THE DISTRICT or
INDIANA AND MIcHiGA..
B.wfIicox Brig adler General Of Volunteers,
nmsDding District II Indiana and yficbi-
Office, Headquarters. corner Maryland
delaware streets: boards at the Bates
........................... 1854
fufchins, Captain and A. A. G., u.
sers. Office, Headquarters; boards
.yon. Major 18th Michigan volun-
snief Provost Marshal District Indiana
.ichigan. Once, Headquarters boards
rts Brsckett lst Lieut. 2sth Massachu-
svoiunfeers. A. ID. C. and Post Adjutani
&c, Headquarters; boards at Bates House 1854
v. Richards. LIST Ii ut 18th Michigan
'eers- \. u. G. Ofhce. Headquarters;
Bates House. ................... 1854
Knight, lSt Lieut. 9TH Mich. Vol
zee, Headquarters; boards at
................. 1854
tisuf. A A Inspector GEN
'uarters; boards at Bates
Ind Vols Post Com
quarters; boards at
Pennsylvania and
............... 1882
....'.......... l,aas
a. and Military
lquart-rs boards
nus Of the Gravel
.-.-......-..... 2,644
y Infantry and
!, Headquarters;
and New Jersey
................ ,4f6
e. and Mastering
Headquarters;
East washing
,ff6
1f. Disburs-
boards
I,446
Acting
west
'eis;
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A new Legislature viii assemble the sth Of JAnu
airy next action will have deep interest for The
citizens Of Indiana The Senfinei will contain faithful
intelligent report Of its proceedings, that the
reader can understand from day day what their Repre-
.,,.,;~.s -. dssnr
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ain and Provost Marshal. o.
lords Block. Sd floor; boards at o.
as. three miles north of the city, Il.
road NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N J. Wallace, Commissioner. Office, Black
ford's Block; residence No. lei Esst Market
street. ........-- -......
Thomas 3. Harvey. Surgeon. Office, with Pro-
vost Marshal; boards at No. T9is East Wash
ington street. -.-.-....-...-- .......-......
Add Gen. Darlington, Office in State House. .
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Sole Proprietor and Manufacture Of the Hard Rnbbef
Truss, un'lcr R.,Ss t;s--iycar's Patents.
The Iisri RI-r Truss IL ursike anil >sT~rior all
others IN The following rircfs: VIII never break rus
cfe, gall or blister; can te male sfif or il-r; viii
Hernia Il yrs' sfaIsinS; dos fs prs inure
the cortl, anil Il always clean and c-sf es
Patients ls arcurafely itfsd by snding size In
inches ar,,and lssiy Ia line Il rupture.
REFEREScEs :" sil-rt ray over othsrrs TIE fol-
lowing only are or'r,-i prsfs Mat, tarnocian: and
Parker, rv-yark profx tolard AMI As1.~ I1Ala.i-i
pa; Dr. r. Joinr~n; surgeon ,ien'ral Rurrau. ssh
n-ion; Pr'fs. Brai,ri. Frrrr. R~a. AnirwS and la
vs. Chcaep; Dr W"irru. Milwaukee. Wis
Ma'fsciurer anil isaler in SlssIhler 1racrs Ahion-
nal Supporters. six ard Csff.n Elanic Sfoskii;s for
varico-e wins, SnT~n~'ry Bandacss, &c., kc
DR. WILCONS PATENT ARTIFICIAL Lft;. man
fscinred by c. Stafford has MARY advantages all
others anil e1iice 20 sich u hrs rscei,tsl the
first premiums nj the United states Fairs under the
animation Il tile best surgeons In country Its
tim i received fra a rulrr cort. which will
brak giving rrvat preference over TIE ral spring
used in Other limis.
Send stamp for pamphlet. Post Once Box 4S5S
n6y- For sale by all Druggists nov14-'s2 dim
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FOUNDRIES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

UIAvTvG COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARE
" nov prepared 10 receive and satisfactorily execute
orders for stoves and castings generally. The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he ha
procured desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and parlor so ntothe msrke weeSpe-
eally of Wholesale stove dealers to
this branch Of business. with request that
Civ call. Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (Which desire TO make prominent Tea
tire in our msnuaeture.l railing and mill castings. sugar
mills and kettles, house work. such ventater win
dow caps sliS and hocw~se fact everything iuced
IN iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what We we'll and promptly per-
form.
once and Foundry, los south Delaware street adjon
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and sndiana Central
myis- cox. LORD PECK.
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Military Directory Of Indianapolis,
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann
O. y Morton. Governor. Ofics, State House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois SITS 5000
W. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
20 Governor. Office, state House, resides
with Governor Morton. .............-.... 2,ss4
W. Il. n. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor. Once, State House: residence
Love. eek. ohio streeI.-............. 2,i4s
n. Schiater, MAJOR - Regiment. Indiana
Volunteers. A. ID. T.. 70 Governor. Once,
State House; boards at Palmer House, ALAS
Lar. Noble, adjutsnt General OF Indiana
Once state House, boards AZ Bates House;
ts00 from the State and o. SEA pay Of a Col
onsi 3,464
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and It's attendant train Of symptoms u acts like
charm than medicine. There Is nothing In the whole
range the Mafera Medca that for moment bear
q eomparison with IL in this disease.
full account a this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the u s. Dspensatory 1887
and 1888.
series Of experiments, IN which Dr. Boil has been
for wears engaged has Just been brought successful
termination and n Is enabled offer the public
combination Of CedroB with other improved tones the
whole preserved IN the best quality II copperdisiilled
Bourbon whisky, which he Is confident has equel in
the world.
He mI hit furnish volume Of certificates, but the pub
lie have long learned 20 estimate such thing at
fhetru value The safest plan for every one TO test
for himself the virtues Of a medicine. Give the
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Z T. SEELEY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. i2s CLsHx ST. CmcAoo, ILI-
Branch once-So. - Norh Ynh Street, Sc. Louis, Nc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12
rif ne nepubllcAn
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

~.
ln accordance with previous notice. o
meelins OF the Executive Committee oi
the Cleorlield County Agricultural Society
Was held at The public house Of Mr. Mason,
n Curwensyille--Josiah r. Read, Presi,
dent OF the Society, presiding.
Executive Committee all present--ou
motion Of Hon. } d. Thompson
Iies0lUed, That this committee comply
with the request of the Society, as expires,
sed by resolution unanimously adopted at
its last regular meeting held at Clearfeld
on Monday evening the 18th day Of June,
loG3 requesting the Executive Commit,
tee to make all the necessary arrange,
meuts for the holding of ils THIRD ANSUAL
FAIR, on the grounds prepared tor that
purpose, also that said Far shall be held
commencing Oh Tuesday, the c0lh day Of
October, and continue four days, namely
IaesdoH Pedhesdqg, IHuSdqy and FiWiag,
(the 2Olh, 2lst, 22d and 23d days Of Oc,o.
ber, 1863, provided that persons having
stock On Exhibition Shall De permitted to
remove them on the third day of said
Fair byaprlyng 10 tile Executive Com.
mittee ...... ....- ..
The Executive Committee would also
state lhat since the last Fair the track
upon said grounds has been very much
improved, and persons DESTROYS OF riGng
or dyiltgg on said track can do so by call.
ing at the house OF Mr.. AcGaughey FOR the
key TO the grounds.
The Committee would also very respect,
fully suggest TO tue members Of the Soci.
ETY. that in view Of The Benefits to be de.
rived by their moro intimate association
upon such an occasion and exhibition Of
the products OF the Farm, the Garden, and
the Shop, ard with prospect OF II bounlr
ful yield Of those Grains, Seeds, Plants
aud Fruits, &c, that have contributed to
m. lie their turmer exhibitions so success
ful and as the Committee have catered
upon their 6rduous duties and promise to
continue them with all their zeal and
ability in perlecting the EeCessary arrange.
ments yet they feel the necessity ofcall.
ing upon each individual member Of the
Society TO respond and come up to the
work nobly. The time for preparation is
now. Let each one begin Mt once, and
not Stop to say my articles and animals
are not as good as my neigh bors." And
now, while toe crops are being gathered,
call in your neigh Dor, and let him measure
your field and when you have thrashed
your sheayes and measured your grain,
send in your certificate, or list of articles,
and have them placed upon the books,
Bringing specimens Of the articles on Ex-
hibition and thus compete for the prizes
which are made with disposition 10 lib
erallty.
The Premium List will be published
next week.
The Committee then compared and
settled the accounts Of the Treasurer and
Secretary, and Adjourned to meet at
the house OF Josiah X. Read. in Law.
rerce township, upon the call OF the
President. ..'
JOSIAH r. READ, PreSt.
ID + ETZWEftER. ,Ssc'y
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For the Republican.
On the Death Of a Friends Child

/ n. !. c., AT REQUEST or TnE CnlLD'S PARENTS
They are all alone. Their Herbert sleeps
Beneath tho clayey sod. ......
His soul in safety Jesus keeps
We know ho Is with his God,
Those sparkling eyes that used to dance
When filed with great delight
The upward turning Of that glance,
As though Heaven was in sight
Wen see no more. They're closed in death
His pratding tongue Is mute,
That cheered their hearts with every Lreat!
Like music from the Lutte.
Fond memory doth these thoughts recall
His friends are drowned in grief;
Wlat anguish doth their hearts enthml?
Where shall they hnd relief
0 this sad worlds vale of tears
gloomy path Of woe
We're always filled with grieis and fears
While travelling hore below.
But there a brighter world ON high
Where parted loved ones meet
And fur beyond the azure sky
Dear Hcrblo we shah greet.
Look up fond parents, dry your tears;
Your loved ono s at rest;
Hos far removed from sin an | fears;
lie /, numbered with the blest.
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oIaodo--nnd lhnyo alriclly Adhered lo

ciaod"--and ihayo strictly adhered TO
the determination In consequence
Of this, I have bech for the last Two
years, the object of tho petty spite Of
a few individuals, who hnve again
and again threatened me with arrest
They have at length accomplished
their purpose-have had their malice
gratded--and now | trust may be
allowed poaceably and quietly to dis
charge my ministerial duties, the
thing which most earnestly desire
for / hold in times like these, as well
as in all other times, the minister OF
the gospel best and most effectively
serves his God and his country--pro.
notes the interests alike Of piety and
Of patriotism, BY exhibiting the meek
and quiet spirit of his divine Master,
and attending laithtlly to the legiti-
mate duties Of his sacred office.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES Il VALANDtGItAN
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MORE TYRANNY.

We publish the following letter
from the Rev. james H. YALANDlNG-
HAM, ofNcwark, Delaware. The per
secutiou this gentleman has been sub
Iiccted to is another evidence of the
partisan malice which rules the hour,
and we feel assured that it will meet
with the reprobation of every citizen
who values the peace and good order
of society;
NEWARK, Del, July 25, 1863.
EdaorS Of Tie Age:
Military arrests have become SO
common as scarcely to attract notice;
still, when q minister Of the gospel is
arrested, some explanation would
seem to be necessary
On the 9th inst, the Deputy Pro
vost Marshal of this State, with por,
ton of his guard, came to Newark for
the purpose Of aresting thrco of our
citizens on specific CHARGES Having
accomplished their object, they were
about to return TO Wilmington. 1t
was, however, suggested by certain
persons that there were 0therS-Demo-
cratic neighbors-who ought to be az.
rested, and my name was mentioned.
| was accordingly arrested, together
with several other gentleman Of the
iirstrespootability in the community.
Specific charges were now sought for,
but not a single individual-not even
those who had procured my arrest
would dare to say, on oath that ! had
ever violated any law Of the State OF
Delaware, or of the United States, OF
had ever done anything or said any,
thing against the CONSTIPATION or the
GOVERNMENT ] was accordingly re.
leased, the Provost Marshal informing
me that There We're 40 charges against
me. The same was not the case with
the gentlemen who were arrested
with me-James II. Ray, Esq, DIR. n
ii. Clark and Messrs. VIM, and John
Reynolds, Jr,-no charges, substantial.
ted by oath could be brought up against
them, and they too wereset at liberty
And now, it may be inquired, 'why
were y0b pointed out as one who ought
to be arrested % TO this question
answer that severalreasons have been
suggested as the "procuring cause" OF
my arrest--a card which | recently
published in denial ofa false and slam
derous charge against my brother,
the Hon G. H. EALANDIGHAM-- a
few unpleasant words with Republi-
can neighbor in reference TO a matter
in noway connected with war, poll
tics, or the state Of the country--the
fact that | am accustomed, every Sab
bath, to pray that the Lord would bring
tins war to a speedy close, and grant
us again prosperity and peace. But
though may not be able lust now
lccrtainly and positively TO give the
cause ] will state few facts that
may throw some light on the subject.
l. My name is Valandingham.
2. am Democrat.
3. At the commencement of the
war | announced to my people, that
in war as well as in peace, / was re.
solved to preach only the gospel-"de-
terminednot to know anything among
them save Jesus Christ and Him cru.
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LADIES AID SocIITY, - We are requested
90 slate that the Ladies' Aid Society OF
this place meets every Tuesday evening
in their rooms above the Office Of j. b.
McEnaly, where they will be berpy to
greet gll porscns in this vicinity ard
throughout the county, disposed 10 assist
lhen' in their laodable enterprise, bona
tions ofundor clothing, &C., &C., will be
especially welcome,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

The propdcrors have thousands {. Letters rrom
the most eminent Clergymcn, lawyers puysi-
clans and Citizens, Testifying Ct tLoir own per-
sonnl knowledge to tie beEofca effects and
medical virtues of these Bitters.
From Rec. D. Merton Brovn, n. n, Editor Of hs
Encyclopedia Of Religious Know'edye.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust
Of their Ingredients and effects yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to
tho benefits he believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope thath
may thus contribute to the benefit Of others,
! do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. N.
Jackson, of this cit.L because [ was pref udieed
against them for many years, under the impress
ion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
! am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
fhe use Of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning Of the present year, was followed by
evident relief, ard restoration to a dogreo Of bod
lily and mental yigor which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost dcspaTed Of ro-
gaining. | therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use fthcm.
J. NEWTON DROWN.
Philadelphia, Juno 20, 1861,
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nEMOCRATIC CIuR.

The following aye the names Of the officers Of
w onual Democp tic Club Of Clear6old ooun-
y-al! residing in or near this place:
A. ". HfLLs, President
J0us McPuERsoS, VI. p-..,,,...
ANDREW ApDLENAy, WY '''
I. j. McCULLOuGH. Recording Secretary.
". w BErTs, Corresponding secretary.
Isaac JoHSsoS, TIasur6r
s50~A All communications should bo addressed
20 the Corresponding Secretary.
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'uonnBO puB aonoN
ID EIIEF NOTICE.-.Tho Board of Relief

I'D EJIEF MOTTO E.- The Board of Relief
hA, for the county Of Clearfeld, will meet at the
Commissioner office ON Wednesday aud Thurs-
day, tie Goth and 9th days Of August, 1858.
The Board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing nGmo of soldier,
regiment aud company; when enlisted the
number Of children, with age and sex of each ;
the township in which they resided at t1e time Of
enlistment, and their present residence; and that
she is without the means Of support for herself
and children, WHO are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of credOity, from the township
in which she resides, must also bo produced,
whose certificate, sworn to before the board must
set forth that the applicant is the person she rep
resents herself to be that the statemment of the
number and age Of her family is true that she
is ~ destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the fasts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be Oh
tanned at the office of the Board of Relief when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
WM. s, BRADLEY, CH.
August 18th, 1858.
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'5lmWs oql SunUIo!A suosIod
lIU lsuUSu 'ABl plN oouupIoo0U u! ps0Ioi iuo %
ll!M qo!q& 'Ogs 20 AlUued o. loefqus 5! osuoo!l
luoW!M ssps ..SuMUo,, uosIOd GuV--'S d
'ud pIsJIUol0 Jl-'G98I '5l any
SKYau Il NH0f ss9IppV 'olBIo
pou s55IUgO 'Gluuoo oql 10 lIud Guu ~ poI'op
I7AousqA seIrs ..5u!uuJr ol puenu W@ luql
Glunoo pI9ylU9lO 10 su5H!o oq wIoIu! pluoM |
'Gl!Iopuu l5dold oVl Gq 0m ol p5luul5 u57q gu!
.AUq Zoe uononV so osu5elT U put pluUA AGsuu7I
10 lJ!Hs!Q uoHo5U1O p6l oQl 20 IosS9ssY
}uuls!ssy oql ol uoRcondlu opom DNIAyD.
'uounBO puB aonON
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Philadelphia, Juno 23, 1861.

Diseases Of Kidney and Bladder, in Young or
Aged, Mnlo OF Female, are speedily removed,
and speedily restored to health
Delicate Children-thosc suffering from Maras
mus, wasting away, with scarcely any flesh on
their bones, are cured in a very short time ono
bot1e in such cases, will have most surprising
effect
Parents ha, ng suffering children a. abOye, and
wishing tQ raise then, wIil neycE regret tho day
they commenced with those Blicrs
Literary mon, Students, and those working
hard with their brains, sh)uld always keep u bot
tie Of Hoonands Bitters near them, as they viii
find much benefit from its use, to both mind and
body, inygorating and not Depressing
It's not Liquor stimulant, and leaves o pros
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

DIED--ln ClearGed, on the 9th inst of Dyssn.
tery, Edith Boyuiou, daugbterof Josophand
Nancy birehfeld aged Iyears and 2 days.
We would notcali her back, o, no,
Although we mourn the sweetest rose,
PlLckod from our garden bower .I..
a sunbeam blotted from our sky
To g Id the lonely hour,
We miss Thy voice ofsong,
A brow no frown that wore,
fairy fuotstep from the hall
That must return no more '..
We think Of all her bliss,
The angel robe she wears
So early called to soar above, .....
Earth, company and cares "..'
Aud how her warbled hymn
In ecsiacy doth rise,
There with the eyes Of faith well see
Our darling iu the skies. NorngH.
In Curwensyille, on Saturday last, Oscar NJ, son
Of J. d. and Z II. segner aged . years
months, and days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

Those suffering from Broken Down am yrH.
cate Constitutions, from whatever cn1.a, ei..es 'i
Male or Female, will find in lIootaaGs Germor
Bittcra, a Remedy .hat will restore them &c IN,
usual health. Such has Keen tho case in tgoul
auds Of instances and fair trial is but requi. I'd
to prove the assertion.
Remember that these Bit,crs are NOT Alcho.
holic, and NOT intended as a Beverage.
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Attention, Farmers.

UNHE EXCELSIOR wGND-MILL.-One Of
Z the best WindmiIls ever invented is now be-
ing offered 10 the citizens Of Clcarield county
The undersigned Agent is now in this place for
the purpose Of supp lying every farmer with an
article Of the first class. lie only asks fair trial
to secure its successful introduction. Farmers
are particularly invited to call and examine them
before purchasing any other pattern.
W. HANCOCK,
Clearheld, July !, 1868. Agent
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rar Time At Tyrone
,Il0o.I mo g0ll d Aprl, 1903, Pal''ng'T

On and after the 2eih Of April l'O'' i"''''b''
r.Itr run uf lOilOu5i ..,.
rYHONE. TlFtoh.
Nh''"Hi GgIA.N o 81 A.. 81.
,a'l'.l'iy i'i Gigr.M 30P.M
rAtTWAuD,
Trtrts. Train, p" r. VI
ri..,rrb Accommodation 10 4s AN
T-sjos ON do TYRoSr aud CtrARrIELD Bianch
,,sTo Tyrone for Sandy Ridge az s 35 A. N. and
Pm
Trains on the BALD EAGLE VALLEY road leave
Tyrono for Bo'efou,b ats IS A.M
The iminson theoe latter roads run 10 connect
with Exrrr.s train and Mail train west