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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

l4~It is said that q single firm in the
city Of New York has a Government con-
tract for 100000 handouts, of the most
approved pattern-periect beauties-to
facilitate the execution of the Conscrip-
ton law.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

lolH.i Win u,h ltbttaui auii m ihI.
kimbsimilsb s fallij ot abi ,uth atl.
.at lhii ohs tlpttiy iuiInaie lhbl lho,
mrta 30 Irftbd oh lbs sltshe stm ~ ib,
miliiaJ rowcf under Che lymnl's plea
OF Necessity lo tefptlualo their teipn.
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DIED-At Philipsburg, Of Pneumonia, on the
2nd inst, AUSTIN, son Of PIus SSERrEdRR, ESQ.
Of Tyrone, aged about 10 years.
Tho deceased was n young man of great prom.
Use remarkable for n hlial reverence and docilc
obedience to his parents, who instilled into his
youthful mind lessons of Christian picty, regard
ing those beautiful lines of the poet,
"Youth s impressions to old age descend"
Aud well did he learn. A fact no donbt, which
now, under the trying N%hliCtion, will sustain those
fond ones no has left beh ind, by n sudden but
provided death.
A port a inyeri
Erue Domino AMMAN ejas.
A FRIEND.
In Brady Up, on Wednesday tho LIST instant,
THOMAS CARSON, aged about 20 years.
The deceased was one Of the fret settlers Of
Brady TOWNSHIP,
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The Union as it waS-Who are Against
it2

We yesterday gave some reasons for be.
lioving (says the Philadelphia dye of FRI
day LAST that the Radicals do not desire
TO restore the Federal Union. Facts crowd
upon Us to confirm that belief nay, in The
white heat Of political passions, some Of
their leaders actually confess il in public.
Phe evidence OF their reasonable disunicn
purpose is accommodating each day, and no
hypocritical profession Of loyalty" can
punge the damning record. The Union
which the Radicals want is not the Union
as it was, with the Constitution made by
our forefathers.; il is the Union of all the
iSmS, beginning with R nlcqism and ending
in DeSpoiSm. 1t is a Union of which the
fanatics dream, and which would ire
the presence of q standing army of half Il
million of men to preserve il ii it could
ever be established.
The following resolution OF the series
proposed in the Legislature Of Pennsylya-
MA upon "the state of the country" GER
tainly expresses the sentiment of nine.
tenths of those who honestly desire 10 have
the Union restored:
Resolrcd, That this General Assembly
deem it proper further to declare, TINT il,
together Nth all the truly loyal people of
the State, would hail With pleasure and
delight any manifestation of desire. on
the part of the seeded States, to roiurn 10
their allegiance TO the Government OF the
Union, and would, in such event, cordial>
ly and earnestly cooperate with them in
the restoration ofreace and the procure"
ment Of such proper guarantees as would
give security to all their interests.
Against the above resolution, the follow,
ing Republican Representatives recorded
their votes.
Benedict, Bowman, (of Lancaster, Bow
man, )of Tioga Brown, ofWarren, )Champ-
neys, Cochran, Coleman, Freeland, Cliffs
Ian, Grant, Gross, Henry, Huston, Hutch.
man, Johnson, Kerns, (of Philadelphia
Laporte, Lee, Lilly, Maclay, Mcclellan,
Mccoy, McMutrie, Moore, Musselman,
Olmstead, Pancoast, Ritter, Shannon,
Slack, Smith, (of Chester, )Smith (of Phil,
adeIphia.) Strouse, Sutphin, Twilchell,
Vincent, Warner, White.
We ask the people of Pennsylvania
whether, in their opinion, these men are
honestly and loyalty for the Union they
evidently do not want "hc seeded States to
return 10 their allegiance" orthey would have
voted for the resolution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

itaIih bhi fttltftt Iham 40 lbs tti8i
m.ai w vi, httlb ~ lttt ais liult
ahd lttj ma should not out isii,n thoW
ti What htl' wb We rdbli.h of moro
vial Importance 10 lhsmi- ICoutier,
Princeton, kt
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Gtg scott kSh tHt lyroHt TAv-tt ig
slated that Con Scott avoids pa, mcnt OF
The three per cent income INK ON his sals
nty ~ 4 retired Lieutenant General tto
bases hls claim 10 evempiionon the fact
that the law specifies that he shall not
suffer my reduction m pay, rations or NJ.
lowances Commissioner Boutwell,, in his
answer to tho question raised, anirms that
the tax Is IN no way n reduction OF pay.
subsistence or allow ances, but Is q tax: and
takes occasion to intimate that II retired
officers, whose pay has been cut down, are
subjected TO three per cent. tex. those
ought not TO be unwilling TO submit 10
this moderate charge who are still allowed
to draw full pay.
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Flyers Patent Churn.

A superior article. A family using this Churn
never need be without butter!
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for CASE or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furniture.
10 Remember the shop is on Market street,
Clearf cid, Pa. and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Store" JOHN GULICH.
Eoy. IS, ts62.-r
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TAUTION.--All persons are hereby caato
~ ed against modelling in my way with a ~
tain BAY MARI, now in the use Of Cqn,.I
Crowell Of Grahlm township, ms the same beloml
to me, and is in hi, possession on loan only. \
Graham tp., Mar. rs, 81. JOHN HOLT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

MEDICINES THAT CURE One of the spe,
cial peculiarities ofDr. Ayre's preparations
is, that they accomplish what is promised
for them. Who, in this community, does
not know that of all the cough remedies
the CHERRY PECToRAL is by far the best p
Who that ever discs pills but will tell YOU
AYERS Pills are at once The mildest and
most searching, most efectual of all? Did
anybody ever hear Of his AGUE CURE fall
ing in single case? Not an instance has
been FOUND where Ferer and Ague has res
sisted the faithful trial OF it.. This may
seem a bold assertion, but we IRE assured
it is true. And still more important are
the effects of his alteratiUc called EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARiLL,. Ope after another, pa.
tients come forth from their leprosy,
cleaned and purified into health, by this
medico>chemical skill. Saturated with
the accumulated %rottenness of years, and
poisoned by the corruption Of their own
blood, they can only live to suffer. This
master combination, purging out the foul
impurities, has in~stilled the yigo, of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

UiaWins II ttt cent ihitttii. patatit tt.
tti ~ mHHihs Nj U0idi
EoNAnb ftENEf Arb. al rItstfsid sf,
~ ubNfit H Art0N 10 iifaoio of thit Tive.
1HthiJ Years N 3 Lotu Am5uhla san bs bod
NJ .nIi the msans of di6stohl itiitlI8ti-t ht
lnltroii being payable ard 70 NJ assounlsd f5f
half yearly N aold.
Anil p, isN -sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

WHY ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE OURSELVES q
While we are reading in almost eyery offs
clal dispatch, that starvation threatens
the whole Southern people; that the So
called Confederate Government was with.
out funds and without credit that gold
was at a premium of four and five hun,
dred per cent. IN Richmond and that
anarchy and confusion reigns through,
out the rebel States-we are at the same
time informed that this same Con Gederate
Government has just secured u loan in
England of els, 000, 000-or S75, OOO, 600
which loan the next day commanded a
premium Of from 80 to Al per cent. This
loan, we believe, is secured by the pledge
of cotton, to DO delivered Ut Southern sea.
ports at about IL cents per pound-hc
British 10 tomc and take il.
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CABIN EFT
Ia Ia sac g PIE

~ 4 49, y ohf N -
TABINET-MAKER-Would resporG.
" announce to the public that he has fitted \
n SHOP on Cherry street, nesr the E,iscos
Church, and nearly opposite the residcncs or
Kratzer, Esq, where he intends to carry ,sa a,
Cabinet making business in it's different br,,4
cs. Having served a regular apprenticr,Lis
the business, and worked as y Journeynan az.
six years, besides carrying en- o shop for M.
years, he natters himself that he can roo5o,a'
i~sfactiOn to those who may favor him viii, A..
Gust II. Having located in ClearGeld boror,,
he %solicits n share of patronage, md il ,h,II ~
be his object to make to order neat and <bssrl
liai furniture-suQh aE
French Bedstsads He will always b
and Common and prepared 10 furnish
French Posts , to order Rock.
Cyttage, JeR. ing Choir, NJ
ny Lima, d different
all other kinds, ard
kind of com IDn
REP>TEADS, q on llERrilAIRa
with Tcckncr's Patent He will aI,o furnish
lastenings--and Gard. to order Hair, Uuk. N,
ncr's Patents Spring Bed \ Hair and Gotten NAT
stcads. BUREAUS of.TRESSES. Tn. ,la,l
different Kinds. SIDE manned, md many otld
Nardroees, articles will be made \
Book-cHsc', PorIor and order for customers, ID
Centre Tables, Break short notice. cbe,p n,
iHst ana Dlning tables Cash, or exchanging
ana inc latest improved approved country lp
EXTENSION Tables. Hat @ucc. Don't frgeiA,
RACKS, vas stands, Ioi place, as ] an deternaI
let and Work sta nds. ed 10 furnish all arrk,
and every other Kind Of ut the most r-op,b.
furniture in his line. rate.
rs" Maple, Cherry, POPLAR, Pine, Linrool AND
every other suitable lumber. will be take, IN .,|
change for furniture, Cash will also be paid n
5ood Lumber H. X. SH0PB.
N. B.-Conins Of the latest style made to order
on short notice. Funerals attended xNeuy6
desirable. Cieo,heid, Fo, Feb. Il, 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

Atitt m fUt ttt Wamn aliaHii
10 lte tieluliHHi rfHial oH wv hi.l
pogo tart he iho sentiments on ihf
pfitaits IF tempaht ustt " r He.
uulIourh W lts tlate lipib neeip v.
These soldiers ete htatly ail nom MI,
VICINITY and ore we'll and 10, oralit lnoeh
here Thee vent 10 war, "a heavy Hcfi,
fees, believing That lboit country called
them 10 nelt ior the restoration NJ the
Union They nov fear Tint this IL NO
longer the real purpose, and they nre not
afraid TO express their fears.
Last week the Journal rcpubllahrd the
resolutions said to have been adopted by
this regiment The manner in which they
wero adopted was sufficiently explained
ty a letter from n Of our citizens, now q
member of Company b., and published in
our paper Of last week. lfthe Journal do,
sires to deal hirly with officers al d men
alike, It's managers will now publish these
resolutions, and undeoeiye its readers as
to what are the sentiments of the army
not ofthe officers only, but Of the army il
scG "All were heartily cheerci by the
men," says the journal, What an insult
to the common soldier, who has to bear
the brunt of the fierce battle
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

MARRIRD--Yesterday morning, BY Rov. !.
Coady, William Hoffman to Miss Lizzie Nissel
both Of this place.
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Opening of Spring Goods!

The very --latest Arrival
Comprising the most fashionable styles,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08
Nt6 AOOtttisrmrnts.

CTATEMENT of the C~LEARFIELD CoUN-
- TY BANK, for the month ending March 81
ISR2.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

JAMES B. GRAHAM, Cash Ter.
Clearfeld, April S, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-08

HAv The best Democratic document
now published Is that going the rounds
OF the Abolition papers, headed pace
copied from the Richmond Ea1irer, call.
ing upon President Lincoln to lock IN
in his Bastiles, Vallandingham and other
peace advocates, and showing that the,
are the worst enemies the rebels have 10
fear.
This simply proves, what we have often
told our readers, that the Aboktionists
and Secessionists are both united, in their
efforts to destroy the Union and that the
only hope rested with the Democratic
party.
The Conspirators of the South are CD,
posed to peace, because peace would des-
troy the prospects of their Southern Con,
federacy and the Abolition Conspirators
oftheN North are likewise opposed to peace,
for fear that peace would result in a "res>
toration of the Union as it was" Thus
we see that extremes do sometimes meet.
Go on, boys, you are helping US anna,
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Amusements.

SAkNUAis AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ LAST WEEK BUT ONE
VI 'hs' "eSderiul uod most eytraordrnry
| FAMILY Or LILIPUrS,
/ GEN. TOM THUMB,
| GEN. TOM THUMB,
| His BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
Ills BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
BIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
the late Mi" LAvINIA WARREN.
The FASCINATING QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE FASCINATING QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
| ED the equally famous --..-.. 81
COMMODORE MUTT.
COMMODORE MUTT,
and the
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN.
ELFIN MINNIE WARkEN, ,,..
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
THE FOUR SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS,
and tho sestet eyer seen on he ace Of me sebs
ALL E0TR W ~ XII loy r8PSD
INIELLIGENI! BEAUTIFUL! INfEKESTISGt
1t surprising that everybody u ruhins to see thsm
that already tho crowd Ia Ovsrwksing' aud that IL ' w
Tue enbtc h., never aeon su,h
A QUARfETIE OF DIMINUTlVE HUMANITY
NEVER HAVE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.
as they leave Tor Europe Their engagements mere
VINO THEN, CAN FAIL SEEING THEM NOwl
ThuI OF four poree: human beings Of mature years and
ALL TOGETHER NOT EQUAL TO ONE
ordinary person tue whole four
WEIGHING LESS THAN 100 POUNDS!
less than ordinary boy vi 10 years!
THEY HOLD TuElk LEVEES ..-.
EVERY MORNING. AFTERNOON. AND EVENiNo'
EVERY MORNING. AT IL O'CLOCK,
EVERY MORNIN Or, AT IL O'CLOCK.
The whole fcuf appear Ia !ae identical
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING COSTUMES
which hsy wore at GRACE CHURCH ard IN which Gen.
Ton Thumb and Layna Warren were married Feo 10 ISdJ
They also appear in o.ier and remain on az
hibition I'll III O'clock.
IHE MORNlNG EXHIBITION is alwsy. the bes fer
. LADIES. CHILDREN. AND FAMILIES.
az II Is lea iogyaet aud mole coat9rta0le --.,
Also, VARIOUS HOURS, AFrEkSOON and EVEN
INC, AMI az each Dramatic Peri1unance be.ide their
EXHIBITIONS on TIE PLATFORM,
IN tie mAiu bal VI the Mu,eurn.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CAHrES De VlStrE by Brady, Of
these -Four WOnde.il LpGsH, card, ioT sais IN
toe Museum, at p cea's each Al.o,
or 1HE GENERAL AND HIS WEE,
lad ca d, aud Of
COM. MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
on one card, At IS couts Tho.s
IHE ONLY GENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS
Of these four wonderful people All osners offered
AhE SPURIOUS l3iPOoIIIOAS
saHst which $40 public warned Sent b. mail ., same
Iucs .
The GRAND AQUARIA, Learned Seal Sea Lion. Monster
EsaT, Lyi1s Anaconda, Wax Figures a3d Million other
vs. osdsrs froIn every quarter Of th- Globe.
sPLENDiD DRAMATIC PERFORMASCLS.
AFTERNOON 4 3 EVENING Az
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
AND COMIC bVRLEIIA, TWAS 4,
at s,ch.
Admission, rs cents. Children under TO- Is cents
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Proposals.
ouAR1EENAsTEE.GgfERips OFTCR /

= AsHINlilVN y. HIs- % II, Io7''
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
- g. sem 10 the Out Generals Oice teudeTs Tor
THEN charter or sells.
Ieudes sAOud contain descriptions Of tie vessels their
dimensions. enrolled egstsed 'unnlge actual carrying
opacity nsterAl Vhe.hr copp.rsd whether sidewhre OF
e VIE her iron sopper sened siTe and power Of
engines sd boers should the price II which they
ohered FOR long short chatter with the essed value
Of tue vessel IN % Of los IN the Goysuent hould
prefer ~ rurchs-- instead Of chsrteTiug.
C,tucTa OF steam sIeady in the services OF ls
oraf-rmatrs Dera rt 'rs eqreted 20 nAke known .
,he Department rsnuetiou IN their present t'e. which
thy may Do Lii 10 srLnt al also ne pcs a. Aich tLeJ
win hr willing ~ sell them
An such tenders shoad be add s,sed 10 the Qrermas;sr
GsueTt Of To. United state. 1t Wellington and should be
indored Proposals Tor charter sac ~ steamers When
received they will be oonidered and the Department. viii gu
deavcr TO reduce tho heavy attending
alton upoo The de-vGteT 10y subsu tins vhsn
eor Go eleIef vessels Of equal capacity for ths'o
employed
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SANSEVAIN"
y CALIFORNIA WINE BITTgR3

IA the use Of California Wine Il destined 70 exclude entire
" ron midst 81 compounds msde from alcohol aud ether
drusa 90 destehoUs health fasBy OF eads have
g,stsd 70 us 10 offer to the public
a BITTER5 MADE our or PURE NATIVE CALI
FORNIA WINE,
which 70 an tseetl tsse ght combine all the tonic and
nygorsug properties Of those Kind Of beverages without
rssentlig lie bad qua Of that made out " oho &c
According their wisse offer to tho public ftei
which Ne 10 coHposed Of our best Native CAhoni'
Wine Ia VIII Oh have d.f1eI heath aromatic psui
desire 10 call the attention Of Druggists Physician, aud Chem
ss 70 eIaain6 our hitte and they III ud them
seuted. We a. col ddeut that our
CALIFORNIA WINE BIrTERS
will room take the place noJous compouIdS, AID that
the public IN general will be benefited by IL
sAINSEVAIN BROS,
Sole Pfoprlnlors.
The imenie popularity Of this product has In the space o.
two taken the first rank above oil other Bite In Cali
fofnia Oregon Brtish Columbia and ell tie Psche Coast
III, has determined to solicit the Arency from my friends
Ne,.r, SAiNSEVAIN BROS who bEVe already conhdsd ia
noe the A.eney OF their Wines
Each clipped ship coming from CallfoIIis viii bring me
ot o their most popular bsveTagshe SAnseysin Vino Bit
Ter, CESAR AUG. ROBERT. No 81 Cedaf.s-
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PEOvo,r-MARsnAf. GsSEEAps Orflcs,
WasuIS6TOs May y, l3oJ

OOTICE.-Tho attention Of all officers who
have been hon0-aby discharged on account Of "oasa'
disability and who e4tsf tho service 10 The n'
valid Cory IL called 10 the provon, Of General ofdr' 10
l0s Of 3 from tho War DepsTtrsnt pubi'hod IN mo
the country. Fuei officer. requested
10 comply promptly win Tue pTov0ns Of that ofa.f aud 10
send teif written uppics a. therein PioVded iof DO
"a Iav.d Corps ('Anr the character 81 their dis
btyl With te delay possible 20 the Acnnk Assist
ant eEsIa oi tAo state 40 LicE .noy nay
N. Sueh observation-disclosures fr,hsiGcnerAi viii a.
once forward applications with his ndoFsment TO The
Proves. MafshAl. GENERAL Of Washington . -,
O.hes. fOr tue Invalid Corp. viii 10 appointed
IL upon furnishing tie paper, required by snsrs oi'ef No
los of 1868. from War Department Their pay aud enoin
mani. i eom.ues from date Il lance u such Sp
aud no. rom date Of Organization o! tho respect
liz, oomtnapds 70 which they nisy assigned
j. H.. FRY Provost Matbsl-O euefAl
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90 mhom II mar Concern.
PRoyosT-M ARsHAL-GgSgEAL's OFFICE,
WAsulSGTos, ID. c., May ~, 1853 )

A II. men who desire to join any particular
" Resineut Of Csysfy IN the teld hereby a.
hoiIed present themselves any time during the next
thirty days 20 tho Board Of enrolment IN thsI respective
Dsri'I The Boad shall examine them, and delerusint
upon their tno, for the service and found to be h the
Provoshashs Of he District shall give them transportation
tickets to tho general hsndt the Hesdqu-rts OF the
A. A. fToyostMaIshsG eneTsl OF tho state. Az soon as
they present themselves az this general Rendezvous they
shall DO duly Bui.sred by mastering and disbubg officer.
sad PAID by Linn the bounty allowed BY law.
JAMES FRY, PT0yOsi-M arshal. General.
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Ueooin9 Garos, &t.

At J. EVERDEtLS, No. SOP Broadway.
tyss Also seals and Silver Door Patss elegantly engraved
AT WIN. EVERDELL'S SONS, l04 Fulton-s..
~ WEDDING CARDS. Fine Stationery Colored Ia.
nal Stamping Monosrams. Dooy and Number Plates Seal
Presses Blank Books Checks. Notes. Labels &c. tEstab
lishsd 1881
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-NUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il - nnIfr AND RIiFIrMAIISM

vJNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
OOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
An ruere .tont above complaint, either Of recent or
,one standing are advised 10 BLAlRS GOVT AND
RiEUMATIC PILLS They eAa be relied upos as The most
aIs aud eetuI remedy offered 10 the public and have
been universally used in Europe for many Year, with the
yrsps,sd by PRoUT h HARsANT. No. 229 Strand, Lon.
aon Enssndi and sold by their Agents. WELLS L Co.,
FIsnkliD-.t, Es1.YOrk.
Her Maes,ys Commissioners have authorized the name
nd ,adrs,, of"THOMAS PROUT, 229 Strand Londsn," to
he upon the Government stamp affixed 10 each boz
Of the enuine medicine.
PTios rs and rs cents per box
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TUksDAY-tFoar,h tins) THE WIFE,
WHICH increass. Bi.Bt,y la attraction. - -.
WFDNFsDAY-(Eishth unsl THE STRANGER
THUhSDAY-suE sTO0PS TO CONQUER will be acted
To- ast time. Ia OF FORTHCOMING noTei9
FRIDAY-(Flhh time) THE WIFE.
sAIURDAY-MAkRiED LIE, iass time, In osn'e-
gueucs OF iortAcOmlGE u0yel.les So,
wa bs repeated Ia rapid .ueces,ioo; AMEhiC ASS
IN PARIS MILD OATS, LOVE AND MONEY, SPEED
rHF PLOUGH CURE FOR fHE HEARrACHE. THE
sCHoOL FOR SCANDAL. THE ROAD 10 RUIN, AID
TuE FINE OLD ENGLISH OENILEMAN
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rnantlaI.
NEw.YoRx COUSIN BASE. New 70. Mr. q. laaa.

NEw.YoRK Comfy BANK New YORK May2l 1863
A n ELECTION for DIRECTORS and IN
IN SPECrORS .or this Bank viii Ue held at the Bankin..
Room on MONDAY the lSt Jsue cen II and u O'clock
g. m ISAAC o. OGDEN. Cashier
I INTrED STATES CERTIFICATES of IN.
~ DEBIEDNESS.-Msturihg Certificates Of Indebted.
nsss collected az "a teturls mAds pro upty.
The gold ece for utee, RENTED accounted for
me market pce H. currency at the option 81 holder
kEICAUAl SOL d co.. No. 40 E1ohsn paos
III g REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE,
- ~ a. e discount OF 10 ~ per cent by
{. & q NOODMAN. No 80 Ilne-s-
LAND WARRANTS purchased ana FOR sole
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CLEVELAND Nay q I50L
CTOCKHOLDERS'b MEETING. The Annual
~ Meeting Of toe Stockholders Of this ComPsny viii 30
he'd Company Office, in Cleveland, OF WEDNESDAY
th Tth day Of June for the puposeo eleous bes
tors FOR the ensuing year and ansacng such other business
A. nay come Al which messing an arrangement
fer TIC Cancellation OF tho Earnings Of this COMPANY with
che Cleveland Columb and Cincinnati Railroad Company
tie Cleveland Panesvhe and Ash15uls ksiosd Company
She Buffalo and STATE Line and the Eho md North rat si
road will be submitted of their sprfovsl wEon
Consolidation ia continue 0r the teiu " p ycsinnd
aves h Company az per cent Of the esfHinr OF the four
ko.ds The transfer bOsE vi this Company viii close on
WEDNESDAY, Jane g. A. o-'cct, ?. m, and remain
ciossd until tn URSDAY MOE MING june H. at 10 o'clock
A m II c. LUCE. treasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

WANTED a HUSBAND,-A Lady, % year.
w OF age tall and slim, fair ooiupeIon daA hsi ana
"a, voulG Nh. % mary rich from 80 to 10 years OF
AZ. Would so pleasant cheerful man. without anJ In
cunbrsuoo Mono under 80 need ,n.ssr TN" piTeet 70
Mr. IL a. COLBY Cleveland. OLtG, for three wsek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
TnanfiaI.
UYITHD STATES TREASURY,

NRw.Youx May 3d. 1897
r SHALL CONTINUE to RECEIVE SUB
scRIPTIONs on ACCOUNT Of UNITED STATES SIX
PER CENT BONDS commonly called FIVE-TWbN'iN''
anti tho sOh day Of Juue dpcisvsl atSf winch o'S
s rsh. to convert United States LesTsnder Notes into
shsu esses by act Of Congress.
Depositors at this Office eceiys Government 0e''ncae
emitting them to Bonds bsaDs interest in gold nom tbs date
JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer United states