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the complexion and skin. 4s3 broadway and druggists
everywhere.
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Diseases OF the Nervous, SEXUAL ant
Urinary Systems Mos, modern and approved rsa.%sn :,
LER CO.. A22ls broadway. and by the author DR. WAi
SON 63D Broadway. Consultations from A. NJ To 9P. n.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26

Usit wntt Mw Tho attention n
ouf ieaders "a called 10 the account Of The
lnhuman treatment inflicted on wnitt
man bt the Provost Marshal NJ iiisbutg.
NJ printed on out outside. The account
IA taken froma republican PAPER, giving
the statement Of tho Provost Marshal
himself and HE officers ~ that there
can be no charge of "corpefheadisn /"
about IT, Had such treatment boon ad-
minisiered to a negro what howl would
90 up from every Abolition throat But
be was onh rhitc nan and he deserved It
ALL What was his crimo' Cheating hc
Government Yes, he was cheating the
Government out Of his services, and perhaps
one or two hundred dollars. But had he,
like many others stolen his hundreds of
thousands, instead Of being whipped like
q brute, he might have been iiourishing
among the nabobs Of the land.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
Negro Bravery.

Another Administration bubble has beer
pretty etfeetually pricked. Reports which
were given 10 the country with cffiois
sanction represented the valor ofthe black
regiments at Port Hudson as unparalleled
and the Committee Of the League assured
their colored dupes that they need 10,
fear as 70 the increase OF pay, as the char
ges of their brethren upon the rebel for
tltications would carry the next Congress
by storm. For some weeks white mon
were completely at q discount and the
credulous ones who think it n sin to crit
icise the Administration or to question:
its statements, actually believed that race
and education and character went for
nothing, and that the ignorant slaves OF
Louisiana were vastly better soldiers than
their own kinsmen. At last the truth
has been confessed. The losses of the ne
gro regiments were but nominal, as they
ran away almost at the first fire. So ends
that romance.
One fact alone justifes nllusion TO il.
and that is, that il is so thoroughly char
acteristic OF the Administration. From
the 4th day OF March, 1861, lis favorite
device has beon falsehood. Having abso.
lutte control of the press, it has never
scruped to "create public opinion" just
as it has been needed but notwithstand-
ing one exposure'siter another, no man can
resist the influence Of the mass Of evi-
dence which is always accumulated when
an object is to be accomplished. Those
who do not "wish to he deceived" are
borne down, as well as those who do, and
for the time we accept any myth the
Washington authorities prepare for us. 1t
has taken long while for US TO admit to
ourselves how utterly unprinoipled 7snd
untruthful our authorities really are but
even now there is not one OF us able to
distrust them as thoroughly as he should.
PITT once said that confidence was a
plant Of very slow growth" Had he lived
till now, he might have added that il is
one which many years Of deceit and die
honesty will not kill.-Age.
n6THot--the weather last waak
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
THE NEWS

Advices from Charleston are 20 the 18th
inst. The bonn mbardment OF Forts Sumter
Wagner and Gregg was kept up ior six
hours on the 18th, doing much ap2arent
damage. Fort Sumter appeared to have
suffered much-roturning the fire OF the
iron-ciads only at long intervals. The
guns of Forts Wagner aud Gregg were re-
ported TO have been silenced. and the
mortar boats continued TO play upon them
to prevent repairs. Fleet-Captain Rogers.
commanding the monitor Catskill. and
Paymaster Waterbury, we're both killed by
shot from Wagner penetrating the pilot
house. Both their heads were split open.
No other casualties are reported.
From rebel sources 1t is evident that
they contemplate the abandonment of the
Forts. All non-combatants are ordered to
leave Charleston, and they promise to de-
fend the city street by street, house BY
house.
Dates fiom the Army OF the Potomac
are to the 2lst. Nothing important had
taken place, and il was thought that Lees
army vas moving towards Richmond
The armies of the Southwest under
Burnside and Rosecrans we're moving
the former toward Chattanooga, and the
latter towards Knoxville,
On the Goth instant, 800 rebels under
Quantrell suddenly entered Lawrence,
Kansas, and commenced sacking the
stores, &c, and afterwards set FIRE 10 the
city, which at the last dates was all ahame.
Such 10 the substance OF q dispatch dated
LAAvenwot.h August2l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26

ApPRopRIATE.-The Republicans OF our
county have been unusually thong htful in
the selection Of the day for holding their
County Convention Tomorrow is the
day on which the great National $500
Lottery comes off at Waterford, and we
cannot help admiring the spunk" and
patriotism Of our Republican friends ia
commemorating the event e'y holding
their Conventioa. The day will Le rug
gestive of patriotic sentiment which we
may expect to see reflected in resolutions
denouncing as traitors an d rebel Sy,apahi-ers
all conscripts Who do not Willingly accept
the glorious prize offered them by the late
Jacobin Congress. Nor must they forget
10 reaffirm their Ridgway resolution that
this farce cf Government is at an end =
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
A Stropo Team

We learn that the Conferees rcpreqcnt
lug this Legislative district, who met a
Ridgway on Thursday last, t2Oth) nom
mated DR.. 7, J. BOYER, of Clearfeld anc
A. N b.. BENTON, Of Mexican. This va pro
nounce q strong team. No effort tht
abolition lied Republicans can make vii
be sufficient even to mako the contest
interesting. Mr.. Benton served during
the session oc 1860. siong with Mr. Cor
don, trepub.) and was one Of the iaost
aiteniVe and industrious members Of the
House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26

R@-If Mr.. Seward could snatch a
little time from his public duties, and
would employ it in stating his present
impressions Of relations Of the dhipber
law" to the progress of events in this
country, he would CRAFTY great
many people. What we would espec.
tally like to know is whether the "high.
or law is higher than "military ne
cessity." Both are "higher than the
constitution" but we desire to be in
formed as to which is the higher o.
the two. We await Mr.. Stewards pleas
ure-- Chicago Tines.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26

Afflletnls W fttrlnna re- futls Ne ON
niute Nllh sstm,hi dfnti W hsnatltse,
nhiri rlties of fttaflif, diht nuahiiit N etslb
iAisl m Ne ground etlityd fyta tfeuluss All
muN state correctly ~ No can The llnd aod 80
uue v In ths gfound
reroni entering held etopt 70, sshbl,lct, .,
Intending 10 da 20. msy awe neilcs 70 tho Esecu.
tive Committee II any Tine, aud have the tpld
measured and examined bJ eomml,,ea while
growing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26


Philadelphia.
I'd John D. Evans, Chester county.
Sd VIM. II. Witte, Montgomery county.
4th VIM. I. Rrgers, Bucks county.
5th " Thos, Hickman, Northampton county
9th " Hester Clyaer, Berks county.
7th " William Randall, Schuylkill county
Sth 4" Asa Packer, Carbon county.
9th Michael Mylott, Sullivan county.
10th s. S. Winchester, Luzerne county.
dlth Mortimer F. Elliot Tioga county.
18th John IL. hmes, LyeOnmng county.
18th VIM, elliot, Northumberland county.
l4tb S. Hepburn, Cumberland county.
18th " Wm. NJ, Breslin, Lebanon county.
18th Geo. sandersOn, J. Patterson, Lane. CO
18th John F. Spangler, York county.
18th Henry Smith, Fulton county.
18th j. SimpsoR Africa, Huntindon county
10Th " Nm. BgleT, Cearfold county.
2lu Hugh Weir Indiana county
22d I. B. Soaright, Eayotte county.
23d W. II. T, Pauley, Greene county.
Gath G. W. Cass, j. p. Barr, Allegheny co.
25th james Campbell, Butler county.
26th David 5, Morris, Lawranoe county
27th " I W. Grayson, Crawford county.
2S!h Kennedy l.. Blood, Jefferson county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26

JUDoEs- William Smith, pike Daniel
Ayers, John Larrimer. ..I.
Crops being equal preference will be given to
those that yield the largest net profit Statements
TO be furnished By ths exhibitors. They must bs
measured, OF weighed, and sample fursisbsd q,
the Fair.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
Estate of Henry HookenBerry' %

CLEARPELD COUNTY, 50 ga
A I an Orphans Court held at CleaInJs
n for said county at June term w. -.
in tbo matter Of the sppraisement o. %
and credits, goods and chattels' wnlo.
Henry Hockeuberry, deceased, "9s'SSss ,sss
Court deoreed as follows "June 70, al
proved W 81, and unless exceptions s,il %
or before the 6rst day Of next tern, ""
nfnea aOseio'0'y' / q. BARGEH
July -, 1868. CIR orpa'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
Carpet & oil Cloths,
G. X OC + X ] E S,
shoes!
ghSssg.
ND Boots,
H. Boots!

nANIEL CONNELLY begs leave 70
~ his friends, and the citizens Of Vls1
and vicinity generally, that he has taken u I
laeely occupied by George Newson' ~
Row, where be intends to be ready atall
wait upon those who Hay favor him v"
custom.
lie will guarantee bis work to be ""'
cuted ~ can be made elsewhere, ana ~
reasonable prices. He is bound to win w
opinion of all who walk in shoe-leather-'sl
Ci..r6eld .tuly :, lsb51
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
Democratic State Central Committee

Tho following is the State Central Committee
as appointed by Hon. FINDLAY PATTERSON,
Of Wash ington county, who, as President of the
late Demo cratic Convention. was auth oriEed by n
resolution Of the body to announce the Commit
tee, 1t consists of a Chairm0n and Representa-
tives of the sevs raj Senatorial Districts into
which the State is divided
Hen. CHARLESJ BIDDLE, Chairman.
tst Diss-Theodore Cuyler, Robert j. Hemphill,
Johp Gullarton Tsaoc Leach
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
For Judge Of he Supreme Court.
WALTER II. LOWRIE,
Of Alcahenp conntY.
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT TICKET
CLEARFIELD. ~

ASSEMBLY,
T. J, BOYER, of Clearfeld county
A. NJ BENTON, OF Mexican county
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-26
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,

TREASURER,
ISAAC KLINE, of Bradford twp
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COMMISSIONER.

AMOS READ, Of Lawrence twp
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BHI, hush UeaVUWs'
All articles enumerated in this class not made
in tho county, but produced upon exhibition, il
worthy Of ii, will be awarded Diploma.
CLASS Miscellaneous Farming Implements.
Best Bee hive 81 Best potntO digger SO
Best dez.hauJ- rakesl Best stump -puler . 90
Best grain cradle Best lot gard, tools
Best set farming utensils owsed by farmer 3 90
JUDGEs- Ell Bloom, John NJ Cummings,
b. y. Hall
same rules as class Is.
CLASS Is WheoL Rye, Barley Corn, Oats,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, july -, 1868
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.ctMet saiss. American Ports.
BOTTOM. JRly l0--A,r u steamer Conv y. Bo~k kner.
Newbern, NC; Roe sianfisn lnewi, koweu, New
YORK; stp yolra, Tasor iyetn, NJ; ba,ks Ethan Alien
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BATH. July eCiae brig RIO Graoa. crcenlear washing
sKw P kEpESRb 'V July o--a.r srSr, manc. Pl,nnsy
and cnasss bege, cAsss sY9rs cn Y,h earn Ma
Adams, hyork Thomas Potter. Racksit Philadelphia;
schr Ran az ar,in.r .. 70 .rnisc Z,
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Sarah. coasrs Roeiiand for SYorr: xsIorn maicS do
tor do Cd bris Lillian. Robinson. Washington; schr
Mourn. July s"Ar schrs corinna " Jones NYork
Mh Austin Par~ons, Philadelphia Sid sh scnr CorinnA
kocKfAsD July 2--Arr -shr. Kate Walker. bangor for
NYec a son WI S'ss'E % e. sry nsa ea'ans or %
Ans.Iae. M!s NiarE Ellsworth Nelson Gott v,nsf
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Ssars ;si sas ;s s,1r y Ssl m DO .o,
0.hArr ship chapn fan Boston. SD ship Napier Ii
SALEM. July e-Arr bark seamark Lloyd Ambrisei,e
sw Coas, Of Africa schs William II Rove Harris phiia
WIsr ASSET. July s--sd schrs osyia Buxton sYork. $
II Pool, AcFaeden, from Bangor for NYoik
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M Soellam eOus.

STEAMSHIP crTY BsLnuoo, Capt srehouss OF the In
line, -sed yesterday for Quesnsto~n and Liverroc
eIxAssmr snassox. Capt Harms ssied yesterday fov
Il, IDOL
S. ltaAn,,on aad hamburg
sU.ssnp RcAsoxS. caDs Drew. sailed yesterday fos
Havana.
s-sASsnrr TrnAL CAIs Az ss built Iss. q, Pas
by has teen soid private 10 the rca1
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q % ese,,y ne TOYS. so sa,, y Ne~ TorE
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Notice 20 Mariners.
wnsr rDsxs-coAsr cy ycrAyaAI-aAIrnAros LicRr AZ
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rn'c-a,iea has b.sn ree,y, = ~ sa1ry tha, ,ss
ea he coast 2. oaAJahA and that additional .ts lave
ssis1 wt.@ Lgs, !. g. ,nei iron se.isn 1ac,u-r,
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Court or General sessions.


soAy l0In tho Court OF General Sessions ycstcr ay
fore city Judge ucCunn Margaret Byrnc was Ind cted
stealing thirty dollars and twenty from lula
Iear lon On the i4th uh. she pnaded guilty m petit
ceny and was sentenced TO the pcnitenlary for six
Ronths
atrick Murray indicted or grand larceny steal
ise aud other les va,ed thirty eof-
rs and twen five ceais, fron stephen s,ry hs
INST lie was selte,ee io thc penllentary 10 two
ars. f R*H@ 9+H
William S.angood tried and cnviccd for ste siirg
watch and cham. valued as one hundred and twenty
.iars from Junn r. l. vessy the 29th uh Senlehcod
the State pr son for two yers.
James Mctiuire adel glity to ndetment FOR our
larry h The seconl degree asd was sentenced u the
Eate prison fnr two years.
VIM, Hardy peaied guilty. TO indctuief.t charging
m with having, On tne 18th ut oren.d a sealed tier
idressed TO } {. hictr.rds. Renonded fer tence
J'LY II IN tho ceur, OF General sessions ihH morn
tho led owl prisoners w"-e hr0r hi up before Nv
Pdse Nccufn or senience:--Casplr Mayer and lanes
fefe, for an attempt at grand cens each sea.
need TO ne penitenary for one year Marparet Moran
similar Offence, sent n the nlace for three
onths Terrence Duly, Tor assault and teIy, wat
pt ~ the Ienitentiary for t.rce poIihs. Henry We
r., tor an attempt t arson in he ird'd gree y
Intepced 10 the St,is prisp for tivo wears. uWign
|eks, FIR trand ircsny. wa sent the sumo race iar
| Q years 6ep2o Mriser, ioi BURGLARY ~ tho Nil
|erce, was sost 10 the reBcptIary for year F,i-
Hend Ekson was sent T. tho House Of kofnge: j In
nne sentenced 10 tre 2enit IL TOR gear .Ini
Us. The pr soners h-a all p;cld grty OF petit lar
~ James Hart pleaded getty OF petit arceny from
person. and The state risen or
prs. Patrick 0Ieary, for assanlt and battery, was
10 me city pri-ol 10 ten days. Charles Wilson and
ly O'Bren each similarly sentenced Tor an at
npt to commit grand larceny. Cprncius Sfyant re-
we'd similar sentence tor petit larceny. The Court
p adjourned until the IL ut Mo- day n August.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
lNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
J SATURDAY, July l1-6 p. M

SATURDAY, July l1--8 p. NJ.
fhere is further marked relaxation in the
|ney market, and we quote money at the close
1iay6 a per cent on cali. Debt certificates
STEADY SsW51 .fs - .r.sel s..,
Eolt continues to be kept up by lingering dis
Qiefn the fall of viclsburg, and by the demand
ping from tie overssles Of the bears. II was
Ia At the opening and 1929 at the close. Bills
about li5il I, with a rather slim inquiry.
there was more business at the Stock Exchange
morning, and rather a better feeling. Pacific
| rose per cent, Harlem J Il, Southern Z, llli-
! Central 4, Pittsburg n Toledo I, Rock
nd y. Erie q. For. Wayne Il. There vas no
lnge in Hudson. II sold at l60, seller ten days,
! IL; cash. Missouris were fraction better with
inquiry for small lots. Government, were firm
1er tie board, and at the one Pm. caE Of the
&c board, there was god inquiry for stocks
The best prices OF the morning. aud ir some In
bees of fractional advance. Milwaukee and
rie du Chen was "a exception; the Ridiculous
imp; 20 corner the stock seems to have burst
md The price. ell back two per cent. There
no aitegaocnssession Of either board, and the
fket closed firm at three p. n.
b. importatioas asthe port Of New York, other
'<ry goods, for the week ending July ID, wefe
\, ,Tss. -
be business at the SoS- Treasury was as follows
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
r,lssl.

II IN proyslyn, 90 fiaay, Jriy 10, a. N. trAn~
| "a ,hc g.a ILnls 4. sri ils9Dab w Adams, M tne
u ysas a h,s afe- ~ y ...,,,, .-@
, sa.s "a trs fsraiy ar re-.eta' ins'ed to atterd
|v.sra. f-um z lsss - drt'rs 1lt y ssas str ct
No Law a.,srnoou, 4 fc-r slos<
~ Trssv Ia !, - y. rrn so NJ
- xwtsh. Isialc. q Ls :, yer u ais Asf
~ Swnsra viii tale place nem ihs ehufcs u ihs
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
1,tE rii,EnES.

no rlfY Una ~ tKiarst ~ fhN fftrH Us
49, - - asssl ts fgfs - sfA.r' y of y = Z.
49,. ..4 s8be 80 hp - Ns NtNm ~ loss
.s' .s, ~ "a Y > gsTrasy o. 80 psa-,rt
,..a.n. a, 49, asit fHt - ~ Nf~ - 80
As.a-. go ~. ti 49, ~ aNs siss
= s-kgr..ss. kIMu tssr te ~ attts A. ~ al y
-. M. .gtssu 80 al f'it q - ~ nce 1879
e1k.ts sN ~ al K.f
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
Sales at sh~ Puslie Board.
Nrrk.t-.

7 III IFIF lIfl sWl1 IT It'd.
our dall aud apsstliea. wheat sdy a. ~ % for
le. spd a b for red Corn euii Provisions active.
cxey, &c. a1ssc. =.
|our mnrket dur and rottng du.lg- ttvL ahet:
|. % CO tasheE A. 5Ie q SIC. Oats and sll. Efaus
"a Ganai freishin STEADY. rtouHits- X go opi~.
a.o go nrsncs sber iss 40 fusocis c1rp. su 90
bel cats EKTorls-A0a ibis ruur, Oty Do bels
- iia 90 ssb's ora 81 80 5nsfes osis, s-d 90
Eek rye.