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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

EORT EDWARD INSTITUTED ick build
iEg,-Best sussinsd B1aftins sen!u.sy the State.
PAIL 1FKM, 9rus 11-B04gd end common Eng ish, 70
weeks 70 90 speeis srranssmensfor .dsa Languages,
sesuces Hpdo tld Painting a. low Gtes Also eOap- -to
COM9EKCIAL COLLEGE f,r 0aas FoT easAl sass.
address Rs- JOSEPH =. kiND. fot tGyGd. hss.IoIA
A tss her accompanies s'utsnts hom Nsw-f 2fk
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, y. y
ne tifyhf,. Ssp.i-kDnusl Session si commsDce haJ
l. For Circular. sddrost the Principal d. b. ROWE H. T.
MISS HAlNES and Mademolselle de
w JASON respectfully inform their euds AMI tho pub
DC that their English aud French bDAhD! NO ant DAf
SCHOOL fr Young Ltdio, and thion No. ~ OfsDef-y
paik, will rsofsb THURSDAY, sept "a
FgNiIE FALL TERM at COOPERSIOWN
4 SEMINARY open, Aug a. Board. do, with Tuition
in common kpgish $40 for 10 week For catalogues AL
dTsss r. {. FLACR A. M., C0opettown, n. 7.
rI'LE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Il Nos As. 4J7 sJs, 6sh sy., hew-York, will reopen
WEDNESDAY, Sept.
IL NJ. PIERCE.
President.
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Gnantial.

uu,,n srArrs TRxasuRY, Nxw.Yoax. Jsns 49, 1859.
DY authority of the Secretary q the Treasury'
hereby give notice that viii. until the 3l'. day Of July
ipca.ve receive PAR for UNITED STATES
BONDS OF THE LOAN OF 1861 bearing SIX tD per cent
Interest In GOLD COIN, commonly known a. FIVE
TwENrIEs. JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer u. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

DALlm0RE. Juno ~, 1859
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.--The firm Of
IN HUNT CLARK Go. (con,i.ing II wM II uUNT,
STEPHEN W. CLARK. and HlCHARDN ". kEfCHUhi,
here oioe doing basness oi H. and lDfn.
Wl-hnson H. C.. and nom hence removed to No % Nost
Patts. Esuncru. Nuya Il wh~fs tle hu.luuf wss t0l.
tuned up abou; s. day OF August lTsl ~hen m,
io~ssd hm dissolved by tho ecsse of hllirr "
CLARK this being tue inst notice gsDsEsd OF sad danu.
tos The ,uysi,g psries. Vim. ~ Iluut and Riclafd v,
H. hfts ur having uichased the in-Is oi stephen ".
Csfk dccos ot non his Adnlua0J, and cOeiDurs he
bq.ines. uldsf tao uags snl ffm Of HUNT kEILHUJ,
up the 2ph day of Nay 1863 al when d.te sy die
ssI ssI katehum puichs.sS tho ntcrst 'f said Hat @
after tho st lay Of Juuo 1881 in ths two sl8efsd
psuusrAlps sot forth la their srtclcs o. du.laton
H. Y. IL. kIIt HUd
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Usoolna CARDS. &t.
iJrolcselonai Nolloeo.

CIARI.LS :. SPENCER, Attorney aas
N(Coaosc or Law llocorsn As,oes1e IA =. -
No go Bo.twry Nrw;fork he'ole .se--ao "
lorraee Nrs e}i.s,. 0e,S-sa 9TH sod IV1a'As',
Z AW BUSINESS. Il take good cases ana iia"s. na's
/ no foe If 90 40, sucoeed. ~ 30" rs. Alo'nsJ'S WV
-elor and NotarY Public, NJ. " NAi''as-
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STATES LXCIsE SALE.-Public

TINTED STATES EXCIsE SALE.-Public
u Notice hos-Sy tnst tns following articles 10
,l I.fe- aud conteats two Countes one itSa
80. os. pet. have os.Ded tor ron payment 81
tsxr he w bs s0ll az tabhe anetoo % ne
stlfe Of George Coos ~, No l'l BIoad"ay Ne"-i Su
city on the l5n day Of July inssn s 0eoes NJ o. iass
day shn-NioA ~. ~ st. ST. Nv
Dated Nsw.Yoft. July I, i86l
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11HE HEROES JOHANNESBURG.

NNHE HEROES OFsGETTYSBURG.
Il Portraits the following brave and noble Generals,
have fought gssny the late battle OF oeitysbui
have been beautifully engraved steel ou the 1est phoio
graphs published BY the 'uescnbsr They are
printed pepapcr s.xI2 inches and are sent TO any aa
ae, post paid on receiDt The low pcs Is cents zach
Mao.-Cien. GEORGE q. MEADE.
Command, r.in-Chief
As,eroeu ABNEk DOUBLEDAY commanding LIST Corps
dArnlee.
MaiofGsu. WINFIELD HANCOCK, commanding 20
Corps GArmee
N,,or.O.n DANIEL L. sICKLES. commanding "a Corps
PArmee.
MsiorGep GEORGE sYKEs, commanding s.h Corps
dArmee.
NsjorGcu. JOHN sEDGWICK, commanding 6th corps
oArmes
Cen OLIVER o. HOWARD, commanding ilth Corps
; d'Armee.
M.jor.Cen HENRY W. SLOCOM commanding 18th co,ps
d'Arnee
Also the Portraits 100 other prominent military aud naval
nrr end for Circulars ke 10 j. c. BUrrRE
10 = Ne. 40 frsntl,p.st., New-foTk City.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
EOR the PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM-Wc wisl

II the attention Of the trade aud ot'en TO
ALBU 4 PICTURES. IN OIL COLogs representing ArTrxS
LEAvEs BUTTEsruRs, RfRbs, LASDscAr1S fiowkEs e'c
sac PEI % ~ s,scre3 copsl tet rer ma
on rseelp prics For Tr4de Terms addcess l. fHAN9
Co Puolnhers No. l59 Washington Bos,on, Mass For
sale pDcipa Boot end Stationery sores In the county
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE in the
~ tosB Of Comwsi. An exeel'n; Grain. G.sIn. 81
Mi Faru. good BuJdl1fs well paerrc. 'ir aai~' oIn
laud.g Of Steamer Nay Hsss mies 1m Ee HAi..
osd I'D fosr ni.s ron ts bTahcb road to Ns~bait "
qu'fed The Gram Hay Uteus Ls, with s0o- - had
os s:oct w be Sold with tho Fsrn. Inquire Of HOahk
MORGAN. No = a st, Hes-lofA-
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Il with Steel Ensaylsss FoF paens sTs ius IRE s
she ofhcs o. publication. no - A1a-st, Ne"-YIs {.
BLANCHARD keeps that piece Cstsios 90 sfsni by mat
tn close eave!ops, three ceuts. "I
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Hiusitdi gn5lrnmenrs.

A III. GALE d. Co.--PlANO-FORT
~ h.nuiastory .ui Waerooms,
TO iJ7 Iaat Lth-.t., New York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

GnEENWicH Sshlh0s BAsK.
NV YoHA JliJ !, lsoA !
NOTICE 10 DEPOSllONS.--lnc Board OF
~ Tn..e. htya ordered Inefvst To- hs ga s tie rao II
ys rer cent per .unum all Of Vo Iu ded Doll
las aud unGvr entitled thereto aud d The Iste -four per
cent pcf auIun Five n rti Dolllfs caI
ia thereto pay ble A tho aod cf The fuh Inst
an iltea.t cssd iOr viii bs c'ediIsass sfneps, and
tIa0 fftefrst lfoiu this dlts. .
The Babk is op,n daly frop 10 a TO p. m, and on
Mondays, Medn.s1ay, and Fgidsys from ~ y. I
w ~ JOHN DfCkEhSON, s..,...,t..
..If JAMES BRYCE, .f
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

out prize eeuts n Of comic erfrsvingsi oontlins
Diamond tut Diamond; 4 Mean MAJ; Comic County Lie
BAr.Roo Psrots The Figd.ng Cooke S'onews Jackson
Tho Hosse swap, and gesieci A@gGzne 81 Aum0ioH'
Residing. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
FYyHE AMERICAN SOLDIER.

n :
This nssy.prnte1 Week Newspaper of eah' PAGES
published Nashville, enn aud one which 'eiS popu.
WIN the soldiers o the Uuon y IL Z devoted 10 sne
MAINTENANCE OF the UNION CAUSE throughout
The STATE of renpssSss and he Uuod Stee end o.. ga
OVERN NHELSilNG TRlU MPH OF TIE UNIO' ANN
k thoroughly roofing out itoa every lneb % Nmeiioau Oi
each individual ~ AEEs Against 'Ae AmoIlesh e
pubic. .,,.,..,s -. ~,
Zach number win contain editorials and selected arr es
wide the cr. .nd fully NJ 70 rs cen~nds Also
peties OF Anecdotes, lncideoss &c, entitled
IHE ROMANCE or TAE RANKS go,
beirg new, ateo.ing Instructive snnsins ana thiAhe
view. of military Lie in the + itish amy.
NOM Is ThE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Yor year SO for months 81 oE three months. 3oe
single copies s..
Address ALLEN Co, Pubhshe-s,
Nsshyiis. Tenn
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TINE HEPTAMLRON. By MARGARET,

y QUEEE OF AYAKBk.-fuiy trsnsl4.ed ffom a
xeruine copy o. iAe og al work Ibs is ihe nchesi test
to be found IL French Lltefatu Jdst published ia very
Volume O. Js pssss cloth g wh Y pictotia udrA
hons fgT 81 ~; ly mail caT,iu sthed Ion IL pernet
enIlosltx- y b. Z. LLANAnAhD. No - Ann-sL
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Cost gn0 (onno.
sia.lolltrp dtp -fanrp Gosloa.

/SOID PENS, Wholesale and retail-Genulne
ooa,, tho best fountain Pom 10 tho world send stamp
for s,,sula sv, H. uaw kss Aaa " Nsssss o.. ~ L.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

DARGAlNS THIS BONNErS and
ID HATS -snlout Of Hsis I'D Honssi.. l0 Lsiis. sad
Ctdisn. a. reins-i prics,. Ifsve'nf hsia J. LlNS''
s4.sf,- .sst DO ne ~0-l NO 81 N4us4Wsy b
podt. Ms,forol,A. Iiois- Bn.A barusts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

T ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-
Large and 'hfivns settlement O Nias Ed climate,
thirty south Of PtiAd-phiA by ffosd rch col po
ducs se crops. escc trao Il FROM 81 10 " per tcfs
Jsy abe within e-f Jes, Good business opsnrs soo4 40
Apply 70 CHARLES X LASDlS Possms ter vinsaa4
Cun 5esnG County SswJe.gy. Lesi.f. sSs~sfsd fsgep
containing .ul Information wall b ,tnl nee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

Ii ALMOND on the Causes, symptoms, and
II h SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DE-
Billy. suo Ohsr Di'essss O 10 Nervous ssnns Urna-
~, aud SexuH SysiemaBy G. a. Haywood y. d former.
b Professor OF special Anatomy &C.. ia the Syr.clse Medical
College kew-iOrk. Piice e., mailed L. WAhNEk, PUB
h,LeI, ko. Nesey d. Ast0t Hooss.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

'glIE CLEVELAND AND PIlTSBuRG
4 RAILROAD COMPANY oi-r % piy ia advance their
yer Lluo Cehsio. dua September lS 1905 s, the IN
erect oa ther MorgsEs Bonds. duo ssptssser l. and
hoysubsr 1903 driuctns The Ooy.InlieaI saA shd M
trr.st a. ia, s.to VI pei t per snnnm os tie PEE
paymrnt CrrGcstc. and Cyppons may 10 presented or
p. ynent at 10 encs OF Nm. &, GliMAH 90, No. sH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
nral Cs.alc ior Sale.

ERUTT FARM for SALE.-For sale FARM
IL about sixty mile. below St Louis Me. on the Mi.hs-
sru River The tract contains 2is The mpoFcf s
are uador shout 20 Of which 40 cu-
tyaOa well planted E0it Trees and Capss aud ioy -
atty acres IN pa.ture Cottsge ein sh0ase with seTen
rooms aud s'sbe Ole Of ,he bes Place of
rug nut seclouo' the country Terms easy u
cuire Of ID T. DUDLEY Co.. No 63 Wslrnts., ST. Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

INTEREST ON CITY SrOCkS.--Ihe ILL.,
sfrt on tie Bona. apd Ssoos OF tha CofpInsn q Tue
City Of kewYok due payable August J. lt'. "iI 70
i on that d,y by DAh iEL DEYLIS Chhmberisin ~ th'
.titI Of yoss. - ihq B!oslwY hsnN IN" tsr'isi
y. No ihE" a. 49,, o,.a- .y.,L
- rgt swAl.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

OFYt,s OF rHg Cor rINEsTAL is,rAi>cs N"hfAsr,k .
~ ~ bAoaDwsr. Nav YORK, Juuo >. 1909
TCSTOALRS OF this Company entitled 10
y CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS of ihu ysai Iael In 'is
tequesod 60 ava I'D eeeis, fos lie samo iedise' 10
o'''' - ~ D" '"'' A. II. LAnPoR1. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
" Iu0.st eui eh-v Open daily rom TO p m j
WEDSEsDAYs sud SATURDAYS ION tot y. m. SIN
ID u.,e lr.s Of a,emnsat Tex Money deposited or DO
n n 'gu, Sec THOMAS CHR5TY. Pre-.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANC

ave ~in other psaers in recommending Dr. Lar
uout ROrs." Coariier des E.sts Unie Dsp Sh
6tsAts Zsitua {, Atlas, Medical Review. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-09
IL YOU WANT 10 KNOW
Il what makes wives run away, read

MEDICAL COMMON SKNSE,
curious book curious people and good book FOR every
Contents tables free the principal Newspaper Depot
throughout tLs coBatfy at Il. WARMERS, No. Feseytt
g. Of iLo author, Dr. 4 Is. FOOTE No. llJ) Broslwsy
Eew.iork
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HAVE you seen what a splendid notice The n.

1t Is selling igneey every .aoIe nd Ia an I'd more thsn
any book ,1bied tas IeG.on. Every EeNYorEoT must
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TON Co., sHELSoN Co., FELT Co., ard SINCLAIR
fOUSEY supply it, LORING, PobiIheT.
No. slJ NatiIns oust, Boston.
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Mem publications.
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With carefully prepared a'd authentic ps - IN he Nav,
Speo men Copies IL cents each TO DO i0"nu A. sN 'He
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PubTshedby a, pn.. ''A- y'Yo,,k

GUIDE 10 the HUDSON RIVER aud its
~ rpIaIrARiES. Musiu. Price @l.
rrf6E no LAKE GEORGE AND LAKE CHAM
~Pt,fN Nuslin Price IS cents.
. EEntDr TO SARATOGA WHITE MOUNTAINS,
CATsKlLL M0UNrAiNS, ANO OfhLR sOhhA.'
RETREATS. Muslin fncs % cents
AGTiiUE TO NETWORK CITY AND NEIGHBOUR
HOOD Misliu. Price Is cents
A Guide To THE FALLS Of NIAGARA AND
viCINlCY. Muslin Prioe - cents
Esch book contains twelve besutlnlSco.osd bnsiaypss
non Ph h9osrsps with copou descriptions. Can be had also
~ paper Price 40 ceAts. sese on hs OsIs
boats aud the Hotels al the Watering places or Wn DC
mailed free. receip OF price, by ihe Publishers
NFlSOS SONS No 70. lifAud.st., NeW.l ork
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IVA largs cheapest, and best Assortment ia the Union
RGnd Cnolr she Chuich Music. Instruction Boos. sud
Sting Tor al irirumenis Ofdefs ior CIy County
uron.ltY Aed q MILLETTs Mn.Is Store, d. ni0alway.
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: TOR the Concealed Causes that Prey upon
she ILLUSTRATED MAaRIAGE GUIDE L MEDICAL
ADVISER, By WIN. EARL 81. D. goo psga,). hailet
esiyNhefe 10 sealed snssepes. On rsc- Of IS cents Ad
dress no. % " hts-st-, -. Y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23
THE WAR NEWS.

The war news is becoming important
again. There has been considerable skir-
mishing in the army of the Potomac re-
Gently. The main force of Lees army is
said to be within the entrenchments at
Richmond, while one or two divisions are
believed TO have been sent to reinforce
the rebel armies of the South.
Gen. Rosecraus' division has advanced
to Lafayette, Ga, not far from the Ala
bama aud Tennessee lines, where the ret-
els were met in force, and where 5attle
was fought on the 10Th inst, but with no
decisive result, and would be resumed the
Eext morning-Sunday last.
Nothing important from Charleston
The rebels still hold Sumter, which they
were strengthening; while the Union
forces had repaired Fort Gregg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23
Martial Law in Missouri. Important
and Stringent Order of Gen. Schofeld.

st. Louis, Sept. lS.--Gen. Schofield has
issued a general order, stating that here
after martial law shall be rigidly enforced
throughout this department., against all
persons who shall in any manner encour-
age mutiny or rinsubordination, or endeay-
or to create disafiecton among the troont
and against all persons who shall publisb
or utter publicly words calculated 10 az.
cite insurrecton or unlawful acts among
the people, or who shall publish falsehoods
or misrepresentation OF facts, calculated
TO embarress or weaken the military au-
thority, or in any way interfere with
them in the discharge of their duties
ANY person guilty Of either Of the above
offences just mentioned shall be punished
by fine and Imprisonment, at the discre-
tion OF the military commander; and any
newspaper which shall contain a publica-
tion in violation Of this order shall be
suppressed r'L. JOS .... ~
III is possible that the above order re-
iers as much to i'm Lane of Kansas, and
such rebels, as it does to the followers OF
JEFF Davis .fs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23
List of Grand and Travis Jurors for Sep
. tember Term, 1863. aH-.. L.

- -.r tember Term, 1868. r a.r.. 'H
GRAND JURORS.
Bell, Samuel jenkins.
Boggs, Patrick Gallagher.
Bradford, Daniel Stewart.
Brady, Henry lIeberling, Jacob Pentz, David
Reams.
Burnside, John Brown.
Curwens yille Joshua z. Baker, VIM. A. Dole.
Chest, VIM. W. Worrall.
Ferguson, VIM. McCraeken.
Graham, Wm. G. johnson, Patrick Curley.
Girard, Stepbea Hugueney. Vnn
Huston, Benz. DePeck, Samuel W Bliss.
Jordan, Peter Patterson.
Lawrence, Matthew Reed, Richard Shaw, jr.
John Mclaughlin
Pike, NJ. l.. c. Evans, Richard Freeman, S.
W. Horn. n.# .r.r .." .H.rr
Woodward, Wm. b Alexsn der I. ..t
TRAVIS JURORS.
Boggs, Andrew Baughman. N..H
Bradford, A. NJ. Gill.
Brady, James c. Barrett.F -EE
Burnside, Lcmuel Byers, Peter Ruth, IL. B.
Davis, Samuel Brickley, John Wagner.
Clearfeld, WIN. Porter. o. j. Merrell j. P.
KratEer.
Curwensyio, Jacob Bilger, Jas. Thompson,
Frampton Bloom. lNNH A.#
Chest, Thomas Gartley. A .aA
Covington, Sorden Coutriet, Charles Miguot.
Decatur, Charles ". Cadwallader, Samuel
McClarren.
Ferguson, John P. Hoyt. .--.
Girard. Levi Wetzel. Daniel Rrise ....N
Graham, Clark Dale. Valentine illegal. .."
Guiich, J. II. Morgan, g. W. McCully, Hen.
ry Hegaity. A|.. .-
Huston, Philip Heyener .#E .. ..a."
Jordan. James NJ. johnson, Michae' Gibson,
Ed. Gilligan.
karthaus, George Heekendorn, w. IL. Mi
ehaels, b. ID Hail. John GilIiland.
Lawrenee-Elijah Mcdowell, Clark Brown,
Joseph Owens Henry Irwin ~ az 4
MOTHS, Frederick Barrick. l
New Washington, Joseph II. Broth
rem, Grier Bell, jr., Samuel G. Hepburn. i .
unlon-Iavid Horn, David Welty, Horace A.
courtney, Levi II. Dressler. r..fs.errsr fW
Estate Of Henry Hockenberry. decd.
CLEARFlELD COUNTY, SIS
A an Orphans Court held at Clearfeld in and
IA for said county at June term, A. D.. fss9.
in the matter Of the appraisement of the rights
and credits, goods and chattels, which were of
Henry Hockenberry, deceased, whereupop the
Court decreed as iolowss "June is, ls63-ap-
proved Nj ST., and unless exceptions are hled on
or before the first day Of next term, will be con-
frmod absolutely" BY the Court, 4 .sr.f ,
/. g. BARGFR,
July p, 1868. Clk Orphans Court
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder in Yaung or
aged, Male or Female, are speedily removed.
and speedily restored to health
Delicate Chidren--those suffering from Marns
mus, wasting away, with scarcely arg flesh on
thelr Dones, are cared in n very short time; one
effect
Parents having suffering children IS above, and
wishing to raise them, will never regrot the day
they commenced with these Btters.
Lit'rary hen, Students, and loso working
hard with their brains should always keen a bot
Tie OF HooGI"nd,s Bitlert neay tbcm, as they will
ma much benefit from its use, to both mind and
body, invigorating and not .deJr sssinr.
It is not a Liquor stimplant, and leaves 10 pros-
ration. t0@'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23

We hope 10 zee an old fashioned Out.
rou,ipp Of tho yeomony Of Clealield
county on NEXT TUESDAY Nlun -
No men love their country, love liberty,
love the Union, or prize our flee ins'itu.
tons more, than do the Democracy OF
Cleor6eld. Then let no man be behino
his peighbor on that occasion, but come
forward and re-ayow your upallerable de.
termination r8tWE and TO DIE AS FREE.
MEN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23
Estate Of Moses BOggs, deo'd d.

A Dan Orphans Court for the County Of Clear.
IN field, Pa, hell at Clear6eld, on tho 7th
day Of June, A. D., 1853, in tho matter Of the es
tate Of Moses Boggs, deceased, on motion Of J d.
MeEnally, Esq, Attorney, 4c-, lhe Court grant
ed Rule, directed to The heirs Of Moses Boggs,
to wit --tO William Boggs, or his legal represen
tatiye, Robert Boggs, Margery Baxter, wife OF A.
Baxter, Elizabeth, wife Of John McConkey, Mar
tina Jane, wife Of Henry L. Hensley, Wilber +.
Boggs, Henry A. Boggs Mary, wife Of W!l' lam
Chandler, and Roland g. Boggs, and all other
persons interested, or claiming 10 be owners Of
50 Id estate, to be and appear before the honora-
BILE the Judges of the said Court, at Court to be
held at olearield, on the 2Sth, day Of September,
AID, 1853 then and there to accept or refuse
the rea esta % Ofsaid deeedent, ut the appraised
valuation put upon it by the inquset duly return
ed. l. q. BARGER. CIk O. G.
August IL, 1s63.-6t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23

ANOTHER SH0W-at Reizenstein Brothers,
which is very extensively patronired-many of
the visitors leaving with beautiful new suits Of
the latest styles Of new clothes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-23
Valuable Timber Land and
SAW-MILL PROPERTY
FOE SALE

yEHIs fine property is situate in Girard town
Il snip, Clearheld county, Pa, and contains
about 700 acres Of Land, tract No. 1896,
and parts Of tracts Nos. 53Gj and 1857. These
lands are yet heavily TlMBERED, with guam.
dty Of PINE, OAK and HEMLOCK.
A STEAM SAW-MILL
Ii complete running order, capable Of cutting
Three Million Feet of Boards per annum,
with all the necessary roads, railroads, &C., for
putting stock to the mill one large Mansion
House, six tenant houses, suUre house, School
House, three barns, blacksmithshop, and all
necessary outbuilCings are upon the property
There are about 10 acres cleared land, under
good fence, and Plank Road toward the river
for getting lumber to market. ....I ... .
This valuable property is situate upon Sandy
Creek, about ~ miles from the river, and is pop
ularly known as the TFa E--taa. .'
Frenchville Steam Mill Property,
and is now offered at PRIVATE SALE upon
reasonable terms. All kinds of sawed lamber
can be safely and economically taken to marke
from the point indicated. sErTIH#1N a
E,s~ Application can be made to either of the
undersigned residing at Clearfeld, Clearfeld
county, Pa, either personally or by letter
JAS. T. LEONARD,
Sept 8, 1853, WIN. A. WALLACE,
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The proprierors have thousands 0: lie tiers from
the most eminent Clergymon, Lawyers, Physi-
clans aud Citizens Tesdfying # their own per
sonai knowledge, to the beneficial effects and
medical virtues Of thcgo Bitters.
from Rev. d. Nc,rtoa Byo,ca, n. h., E,iitor Of tae
ERcyciPcdia Of Reiigiom Knoclodge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommeud
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust
Of their ingredients and effects, yet know of 20
sufficient reasons why a man may not testify 10
the benefits be believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope thatbo
may thus contribute to the benefit Of Others.
/ do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof.
lands German Bitters. prepared BY DIR. c. NJ.
Jackson, of this cit', because / wrs prciudicoS
against them for many years, under the impress.
ION that they were chiefly gu .slcohoHe mixture.
l am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemakeg,
ESQ., for the removal Of this prejudice by proper
tests, and foT encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
Iho use of three bottles of these Bitlers, at do
beginning Of the PreseHt year, was followed bv
evident relief, aid restoration to s degree of bod
iIy and mental Eigor which had not folt for six
months before, and had almost despaircd Of re.
gaining. therefore thank God and my friond
for directing me to the use ofthem.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1891.
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Hon. WV. II. WlTrE.-We are glad to
announce that we have the most positive
assurance that this gentleman will be with
the Democracy of Clearfeld on NEXT
TUESDAY NIGHT. Come and hear the
foremost stump orator of the age
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1868.
1868.

1868. 1868.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
VNHlS great line travers's the Northern and
a Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Penngylcqnia RaH-
yoaa Company, and under their auspices is be-
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight bu-
siness from Harrisburg to Driftwood ga Fork,
III niles on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, Us miles, On the Western
Division.
Time Of Passenger Trains at DriCdcood.
Express Train leaves cas- ward 4 20 p. NJ.
Lxpress Train arrives westward l2 90 NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
| Haven. and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both ways between Wlliamsport and BalG-
more, and Williams port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the 5, Il. Cor lth and Market sts.
And for Freight business of the Compauys
Agents $, b. Kingston, jr., Cor. 18th and Market
stS., Philadelphia;
J. W. Reynolds Erie
J. NJ brill, Agent N. c. r. Il. Baldmore;
II. II. HousToN Gen1 Freight Ag't, Pha;
LEWIS L. HoUrT Genl Ticket Ag't, Phla.;
Jos. D. PoTTs, Gcn'l Manager, Williamsport.
Jan. q, 1863.
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pay~Come TO the Democratic Meeting
On Tuesday next. Rally for the Ticket.