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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-18

onel sqa4se Of FEs LItEs u less one iD.srtidn
iass shtl one MONTH fII
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The Ksw Yort TribHs- .ay. .aitori.lI,
whils sarami.g rp the news. Of tn. e...atior
y hestiIitFss aad ID. ppsit.n Of thstwsl.r.
niss- HFiI I
On sat4rday. : h-avyfai ef raj eshan.d
lhoetslitlsH on both ssdesIto in5e 70 /skirsa
issing entounfsfi DutingIthe day nov isiol,
and ann hniiion trains reached s.ar srnly And
Prt u in eeAdiiisn TO assHm the ofens = :
on the next day. Tie rain haEfng raired
Stones = yer, and the incomplete /cbndirio- c
tbsahridge acrct< il ls.vug orr left on ttss
east D nf relatively nnsilrpafttd by The car-
ire GeHelal RpsencrailE deened IL pr,s,I-. /
to wlthdTaW eli snr treops u The west tiltk
dnring Saturday night This retrogiads move
nsnf. though required hy brudence. wa. tiir-
covered bi senlAy InorIIht TO have been us
necessary on accannt bf the evacuation Of
hHrfreesboro' by fiie e1eniy in The corree Of
ths night. General Ryleehcrauz was annrised
Of the retreat al T. A ~ I. bnt could net move
his afinyito tbsrivef before evening. Yester
day morning he expected 10 cross the river
ocrnPy ustawHs aud prsh after the sneny IN
good earnest. The rebslE are sapposed tc
have ALLEN back toward Fayetteville 81 Tin
coin county oPfthe main road to Nbrthsrn Al
ahama- ffIiii ll'f =.
Whe her The rnovenent is bona ne com
pulsory retreat pr arises from foss IN numbers
aud spirlt or Is merely chaurs Of their line
# opera lions remains to be sscn. Nsvertbe
sss', i Appears certain tliat superior courage
and eDd1rance Of our troops rned the rehei
vic 9fy Of Wednesday 10 q defeat on Fridnv
Wheu We consider that-7-frorn causes as yef
nof fully aPPaEent-in the first days battle
ohr right was Broken. efxht divisio, and lbr,r-
ade commanders Killed wsuh4sd and captn,. !.
Ell. one fhird Of orr artillery lost. and thar
net tWM.'ns'andfng " all this. and the scantiness o.
pfovi.1oes and hnmnnlhon in consequences Of
the rebel cavalry raids npon our trains. ON
l1iooPs i4nght sgain on two successive days
aga fought snccfsR fully. We cannot withhold
eleeAfnef' = III 5nlessf praise and admiration
from The whYle brave army,
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70 the Pu nc.

R. ". coRBIN. sim keep. boardihsl hDuss !. few
oou below the Central Hon4e, where transient viii
ors ott always be accommodated. GALLON him AM
9oasi Eof yoor'eH. vi 1anl4-lnl
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reward Of thirty dhllaR viii 81 paid fe the 4 D.
tFshen<ion and delivery pf fnfh n ths alpys med
esrsrters at the iaii In GhafIaDoora -4 til
ny order of Brig Gens Helm 1i-elaiII
An1-1w q. W. Mdl7A WI EY. "a 4 4 G.n ]
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

Al the request OF d number of persons, We
publish the following extracts from private
ir,ier oi Dr. Il +. Hoop to friend:
CAMP NEAR RAPPAHASxrcK SrArIoE, VA,
August Stb 1868.
Ny DEAR SIg: We, mean the residue
Of the old 81 and OF the Army of the Po-
i"nhc. ''s;!il live; = and with US, We trust,
"sriu lives The hope OF the Union, the lite
ri lie nation. and the de ith oI the rebellion.
ith is saying good deal What do you
.tInE o' 1t! Has the war cIoud ssened any
Ia CIraItield since the Southwest is conquered
and the CUu!ederacy cut in twol
would like to tell you all about our grand
campaign OF nearly 60 DAYS of marching and
lighting through Virginia, Mary land and on
lie frnnsylvanIa line, bur the story IS too old
1ii too long 10 tell you now; suffice 1t Ia say.
The Meafe 81 victory crowned our ltbored
marching and We are content with what TaS
HUnc. bot what was not done Is what's The mai
iT. Why we did not attack them on Monday
morRhg Is what none Of US small fry can tell
hnt TINS We do know, were all ready. and
'ApcctlHg every moment 10 hear the signal
guns. And # our army was ever anxious to
have final settlement with the Jonuies il was
uen aud really believe we could have wiped
them out, for our boys " ould all have prefer
Ieu 10 take their chances of life in great bat
- 'i4tlt IN preference 10 ~ this
war and God cursed region, once called ''sa-
SIed soll." Alas. how fallen is her pride
Tier golden bowl is truly broken. and the
Wheel at the cjstern is crushed The chariots
u war have scored nor bosom so deeply that
century Will not hide the marks OF her sor-
to". don't pity them; only the women and
'y'plrss ones deserve our pity. Let those
"ho have seen less or more, and suffered less
VI more think otherwise If they will. | am
'ef The life of the Government, and the death
vi Tue rebellion, let what will come liter
"af"s The cripphng OF the Administration, :
:! words or deeds can have but one effect, 10
encourage their [the rebelsl failing fortunes,
"'u fender us less a BILE 10 go on with the good
TTS T"TS OF humbling their pride. Every patriot,
In'nk. can that the War must be prosecu
ru with rigor and TO a successful issue, and
.ueh political parties can array themselves for
e mastery in the future government of the
s'uutTy. Al present il is but suicidal TO all
r'''Ies TO persue a course that encourages the
~enY'. Yours as ever, G. F. HooP.
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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.- Advertiser. having
been restored to health in a few weeks. by
ry simple remedy. after having suffered sever
al years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. consumptiOn-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge. with the dres
tions for preparing and using the same. which they
will find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma
Bronchitis etc. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the affic-
ted. and spread information which he conceiveS to
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
ciiption will please address
hev EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Apr 22-3m. Willamsburgh. Kings Co NY.
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VALUABLE LUMBER PROPERTY !.
ASSTGNEES SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale two contiguous
tracts of well timbered land situate in Morris and
Snowshoe townships. counties of Clearfeld and
Centre State of Penn a, known as the Saw Mill
and lumber property Of a. II. & J. Schock, cor
tanning in all S6I and l46 perches One tract
thereof bounded by lands of Francis Gurney.and
others in the warrantee name of John Nicholson,
containing 4S5 acres and l53 perches The Other
thereof situate in the townships, counties, and
State aforesaid. bounded by lands of Jonathan
Nesbit and others in the warranted name of
Francis Gurney. containing ABB acres and i53
perches The buildings are composed Of a Steam
saw mill capable of cutting two mi llion feet of
lumber year. a large two-story dweliiT g house,
three or more tenant houses, and alarge barn. &c.
From so to 100 acres of said land cleared and
in good farming condition. The tract on which
the Steam saw mill is situated, will be sold seper
ately or together with the other tract to suit pur
chasers Sale to take place at the Court House in
Bellefonte, at 10 o'clock p. NJ. on Wednesday 26th
August, 1868
Terms OF SALE-One half Of the purchase mon
ey to be paid on the delivery of the deed. the res
idue to be paid one year thereafter. with interest
to be secured by bond and mortgage on the prem
ises B. F. HIESTAND JNo KLINE.
Assiguees of A. III. J. Schock.
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MADAME PoRTER's CURATIVE BALsAN has long
tested the truth that there first principles In
Medicine there is in Science, and this Medi-
cine is compounded principles suited to the
manifold nature of Man The cure of Colds is In
keeping open the pores. and creating gentle IN
ternal warmth and this is caused by the use OF
this Medicine It's remedial qualities are based
its power to assist the healthy and vigorous
circulation of blood through the lungs. 1t emil
vens the muscles and assists the skin to perform
its duties of regulating the heat OF the system and
in gently throwing off the waste substance from
the surface of the body Ii is not violent rem
edy, but emollient warming, searching and efec-
tive Sold by Ill druggist at I3 and % cts bottle
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Way lsN T IT DONE although q number
Of weeks have passed since a most wilful and
premsditated murder was committed in this
comfy, yet. up to the present time, no steps
have been taken to ferret out and arrest the
perpetrator of the horrible deed. In most
other counties, We have doubt, such an Oc-
curTence would not be permitted To pass an
notices hy the proper authorities. Why then
here Why have not The couuty authorities
,tersd a sufficient reward 70 induce the arrest
81 the murderer? Is il because the authori-
ties are afraid, or aIe the lIVes of our citizens
of no account! We hope that proper meas
ures will be adopted, wtbou, further delay,
u apprehend the guilty party.
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LIST or PkEMluMS.

S,o-egstqkes-Open to all Breeds and Gem petitors
Best ItnIf :, Ig-gd hest : On
J,dOss-John Owens Pike John shaw ir and
Robert Thompson of Jordan
All breeds come together in this class and com
nato with each other To he INDEED nv their good
points. symmetry of frame. ability to fatten. and
the stock thew will rroduce
Cs,e i..-,,J. ..,,, =.
p., ohAss -'ITa' '''le os"5c'I o6 M 81 SI"t" nt oo
BE- b,;s,u ,,.r ,,,,o,a 00 ~ Oes'' - "
Best heifTer. under 2ysold. %
Best cnlEuader months old. 90
.y,d0ss-Jacob GusIicb Wn wrirlrvana
" " WorraIl
Class 3-Dgsz
Best woke of oxen. 3 0o-2d best. Da,ids
Cattle Doctor and S3Ut
ue brown, Lawrence
CLASS 4-Fat Cett2e
Resr fat Bullock COW or he aer over old - 0o
3d h.s; D.d,Is CsttIe nootor an1 ! M
y,fgsq-Msthew Foreee. John Mcpherson and
George Kittleberger
J-5s,,L lot IT, ..z
Rs ;Is,Jior S10 oo3i hsst -, oo
Best Warc and ooIt : "a bsgt M
- ''I1S - E,,. La NJ ~, Wv
rarii ,gh 80 - - = ''7 a. anu
nh Tba mmI'ino,e +bis.,.ys ..o ir,,e,dod o.,,
for horses whose pedirree render them worth =
The society wish 10 encourage the rearing Of high
blooded horses
C,,esfP P;5,,,- ur,f,,,,,y L5,,, Iyo,,,o
roS+ Sa,4,ty. hnrse - an
Ret rlotcbed carriage horses
Youatt no the horse and , 90
Peat Family horse in harness 90
Best span Of draught horses or Mares. 90
Best span of Farm horses or Mares, 90
Best Geldng or Mare for work over US old,
Besteoltuuder y old. Y Youatt on the horse 90
The Horse that moves the heaviest load on
Stone boat without whip
Youatt on the Horse and 90
J"ages--i- Fiegat ). BTenner ana A murray
CLASS 7-Irotti7fg HorS~S-oPe' TO zll
Best time in trotting in harness. Youatt The
Horse and 90 0O
No premiums,unless five entries are made. Each
horse 10 trot against uihe; Entrance Zee % w
.Judges-H- +. Naugle. DR. Foster and DR. Boyer.
CIasss Trot,il,a, Hoysss-yaiselt a,iR ouned IN
t5e Couatv
Best 2 in on time in harness $50 90
Rest frntting horse or Marc under saddle
Youatt on the Horse,
Best trotting Horse or Mare Ia Single harness
Best pair rtrottiag Hor.es or Mares n harness
ouatton tie iiofse
Best pacing Horse or Mare louatt on tne morse morse
Best walking Horse or Mare, ouatt on me horse
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EDITOR OF JOURNAL: DEAR SIR With your per-
mission wish to say to the readers of your paper
that I will send by return mail to all who wish it.
(free) Recipe, with full directions for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will eff
fectually remove. in 10 days Pimples. Blotches,
Tan. Freekles and all Impurities of the skin
leaving the same sOft.elear, smooth and beautiful
I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and informant
that will enable them to start "A full growth of
I,uxuriant Hair, Whiskers. Moustache. in less
than 80 days All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge. Respectfully yours
HOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
July %, 1853 -3mo No 83l Broadway. New York.
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FIRE.-Ou Monday morning at abfHit o.
rirck. our town Mas aroused by the cry ui fire.
On fastening. to the scene of confirg ration, II
ets found that a small frame huIlding, gsed
as , lager beer shop, was on fire; which, in
s;ori time was heap ofrain3. The fire was the
work of an iuceudiary; and. although the loss
Is but irihiUg, yet We think il prudent, for the
safety Of other property, that the Borough au-
Ihoritirs should offer reward for the detec
tlou OF tie offenders. viii they do it' We
shall see.
An TIER FIRE.-We learn that the Tavern
house in MoTrisdae, this county, was destroy
ed b, fire, Oh the night of the 18Th. Most of
family we're also burned.
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ESTHISKERS !-Pelatreaus Stimulating
Wv Onguent, or French Cream = For Bald
Heads and Bare Faces i,!--rhis celebrated arti-
Gle is warranted to bring ont full set of Whisk
ers on the snoothest face, fine growth of hair
on Bald head in less than six weeks. and will in
no way stain or injure the skin. The French
Cream is manufactured by d. NJ. Pclatreaus. of
Use no other" Warranted in every case. One
Box will do the work Price s. 90 Imported
and for sale Wholesale and Retail by
THOS. +. CHAPMAN
Chemist and Druggist 83l Broadway, New York
P. 5. Box of the 0nguent sent to any address
by return mail, on receipt of price. and 10 cents
for Postage IJuly /. 1868.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

TE1RE TEACHERS Of clearfeld county are
i respectfully requested to meet at the Town
Hall in CIearfeld. on Monday the 28th day of
September next, at 10 o'clock m for the pur-
pose of organizing Teachers Instit te to con-
tiuue in ession week. The object of this
meeting is for the attainment Of greater profcien-
cy in the different branches OF study; IN the art
of teaching and for the discussion of such topics
relate to the advancement aud interest of the
common schools
Teachers are requested TO prepare essays.
short addresses OF practical srhiects connected
with the theory and art of teaching so that the
exercises may be as interesting and attractive
possible
1t is earnestly hoped that all teachers who wish
TO qualify themselves more thoroughly, and who
desii to keep up with their profession viii avail
themselves of the advantages which this Institute
will afford. Other citizens ladies as well as gen
tlemen are invited to attend all the exercises OF
the meeting. Lectures educational subjects
may be expected at the evening sessions An ex-
animation will be held at the eiose of the Insti-
tute, and permanent certificates will be granted
to deserving candidates. C B. SAEDF0RD.
August 9Th 1858 County Sup't-
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BARN BURNT.-We have been informed
rhat, on Snndsy, Augu,t 10th, the barn OF
Joseph Winsow, of Gsskil township, Jeffrr-
son county, vas struck by lightning, and
bgrut to the ground, together with some
grain, farming implements. and several heal
Of young cattle. Mr.. Winslow's loss is about
81 600
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DIARRHAEa AND DYsBNFERy-wiIi decimafe
the Volunteers far more ii!an the bullets of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to il that
he carries with him full supply OF hollo-
ways Pills. Their use in India and the Cri-
mea saved thousands OF British Soldiers. On
ly 25 cents per box. 2l3
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ssCHooL DIRECTORS AND TEACH


- ERS.-The County Superintendent hereby
gives notice that he viii meet Teachers. Directors
and friends of education at the places and dates
named. al o'cock. a.
Brady Bloom & Union, Aug. 3lst. at Luthersburg
Lum Der City. Ferguson Penn, September LIST, at
Lumber City.
Bell. September I'd, at Bower
Burnside Chest 6 New Washington, Sept Sd, at
New Washington.
Knox and Jordan, Sept. 4th, at Ansonville.
CurwenSviIle aud Pike. Sept 5th, Curwensville.
Boggs and Bradford. Sept 9TH, at Williams Grove.
Graham and Morris. Sept Sth, at kylertown
Decatur and Wood ward. Sept. 9Th, at Centre
Beccaria and Gueich Sept. iIth Glen Hope.
Girard and Goshen. Sept, l4th. at Surveyor Run.
Huston and Fox, Sept. 18th, at Hickory Kingdom.
Lawrence and Clearfed, Sept. 2lst, at Clearfeld
Positively private examination will be held
except the written request of three directors of
thc hc.district in which the applicant intends teach
ing. or TO fill vacancies O. b. SANDFORp,
Clearfeld, July 80 1865 Co Supt.
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r,STATE oF HOSES BOGGs DEC,D.:

II At an Orphans Court for the County of Clear
field Penn'a held at Clearfeld on the 18th day Of
June. A. d. 1868. in the matter of the Estate of
Moses Boggs deco on motion Of J. B. McEnaly.
Esq. Attorney. &c the Court grant rule. di-
rected to the heirs of Moses Boggs. to wit TO Wm
Boggs or his legal representatives, Robert Boggs
Margery Batxer. wife of A. Baxter. Elizabeth.
wife of John McConkey, Martha Jane. wife Of
Henry L. Hcnsey Wilber F Boggs, Henry Boggs.
Mary wife of William Chandler and Roland
Boggs and all other persons interested, or claim
ing to be owners OF said estate to be and appear
before the honorable the Judges of the said Court
at a Court to be held at Clearield the 23tb
day of Septem Der. A ID. 1868. then and there tO
accept. or refuse the real Estate of said deceden
at the appraised valuation put upon ii by the in
quest duly returned. |. q. BARGEB
August Il, 1858 -6w Clerk Orphans Court
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TIE CIRcus.-Gardip iper and Hem ;nings Cir
Gus will give an exhibit ion in this Place mex
Monday, August 81. when the fun loving pOr-
tion of our community will be afforded on op
portuni.y to laugh and grow fat"
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THE DRAFr-In another column we publish
,be auo,a of each sub District of the 18th Con
,,r-ssional district of Penn'a 1t will be seen,
Iy reference thereto, that the quota of Clear
ds Id county is 5S5-or 8 out of ever 10 enroll
ed In the st Glass.
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THE FAIR.-We publish to day the premium
liz; of the Clearfeld County Agricultural So
,e,y We ask the attention of our readers
.nrrrtO.
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THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA, AUGUST 2s 1868

Ora FIRST PAGE E.-on the first page of to-
Laws Journal will BE- found several letters
from correspondents, ''The Democracy ana
the War; etc.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Ti

v dersigned viii sell his farm lying Chest
Ureek, in Chest township, Clearfeld county, Pa =,
at private sale The tract contains go acres. a.
bout 100 of which cleared, the timber
being all cut Oft and in good state of cultiya-
ton, and under good fences. The buildings
sist of large plank frame dwelling house well
furnished a store house; two barns, the one 40
feet square with stalls for horses. and will hold
about 80 tons of hay; and all other necessary out
buildings There also on the premises two
smithshop. of the best locations in the county
The best of water is convenient to all the build
ings Two young apple orchards arc also grow
ing on tho premises and .he meadow ground is
good and about 100 tons of hay can be cut in any
ordinary season.
There is also excellent rafting ground on th
premises, l. hich " i'll rent for about one hundred
do.lars year; all the timber Iii that section of
country, known as the North Camp region, being
hauled to this ground tor rafting in,
For terms apply to the subscriber residing the
premises. or to Vim Tr*in. Esq, in Curw wensvilIe.
August ), 1853 SIMON R'hABAUGH
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fines him to his Office
all the time, and he
viii therefore be una
BILE to make Profess
Visits to any of
his accustomed places
this sum mer butmay
be found at his Office
on the south west cor
ner of Front and Main
uheu potice annearS
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TB MESALLY, Attorney at Law. Clearfeld.
81 Pa. Prsotices in Clearfeld and adjoining
counties oEcs IN new brick building of j. Boyn-
ton, I'd street. one door south OF Laniohs Hotel
DICHARD M0SSoP, Dealer in Foreign and Do
IL mestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour, Bacon.
Liquors, &c Room on Msrket street. q few doors
west of JoHyRz; offcc, ciearfeid, Pa Apr2I.
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UbASS 5y--N ttTSeFles.-
Best nursery containing the greatest variety of
fruits and shrubs cultivated Ia the most approved
manner (the applicant to furnish written deserip-
tion with the variety and mode of culture) $500.
I'd Best nursery containing the best variety of
fruits and sh bs cultivated in the most approve
manner. tthe applicant to furnish written deserip-
tion with the variety and mode of culture
Barry's Fruit garden.
Jiekges-Daniel Bowman, John Hancock, and
James Thompson of Morris tp.
CLASS 40 General List
Best display and greatest variety of Flowers, Dip.
Best display and greatest variety of Plants Dip
Best display of Floral ornaments, Dip
Best basket bouquet with handle, Dip.
Best hand bouquet, Dip.
Jtsdges-Miss S. NJ. Thompson, Miss Helen Cut
tie and Miss Sophia Radebaugh.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CLEARFiELD COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

To 5s bs2doat the Fqfr Gr0unts at the Boro,,gh of
Cie4tf4i{. at Tpevlyg, lFeaHe~iug, Thus
day anf Fi1HaR. TIE 2otf. 2Isf 22f astI
23l daye If October. 4. D. 1863
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WILL EXHIBIT IN

CLEARFIELD, Monday Aug. 31st.
LUTHERSBURG, Saturday Aug 29.
PHILIPSBURG, Tuesday, Sept. 1st.
". Il. G GARDNER. Agent
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Il ENCE OF A NERVOUS YOUNG MAN.-Pub-
lished a warning aud tor the especial boneft
of young men. and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay. &c
by one who has cured himself by simple means
after being put to great expense and ineonyeni-
ence, through the use Of worthless medicines pre-
8cribed by learned Doctors. Single copies may
be had tfreel OF the author. c, A. LAMBERT. Esq
Greenpont. Long Island. by enclosing addres-
sed envelope Address. CHA'S A. LAMBERT.
July % 1863. Greeupoint Long Island, New York.
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TLOUR-A a good article tor sale at the store o
riauiSl WAi z IRWIN Cicarfed,
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President JOSIAH READ.

EzrrniiUc Cam John McGaughey.
John D. Thompson. William Tate.
Richard Shaw Jr. J a. Caldwell
Secr'y. d. F Etzweiler Treas T. James Wrigley.
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T ISr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
3 4 ntiica nj Clearfield Aug Il 1873

IL Office at Cearfed. Aug 10, 1853.
Day John Lucase, Mrs Nalinda
Darlington & Co VIM. B. McKee, John
Eisenhower. NJ +. Porter David
Gibony Isaac :, Pottager, VIM.
GoUrley. ). 7. Shaw. Thomas
Hughey. J. II. String, Thorna
Henkle. Samuel Thompson, Miss Rosa
Irwin, VIM. WeIch, Miss L
One cent due on each letter advertised Per-
calling for any of above letters viii say they
advertised NJ. 4. FRANK. p. NJ.
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streets at all times, except when notice appeaIS
in the town papers TO the contrary July, $50"
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NtR. A VI. HILLS DESIRES TO INFORM
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