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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-01-17

LIE soussigne 1nstitutelr public des Ia
Paroisse Lafayette desirant setablir aux
AvoyelIes Sc propose aux families on
aux Direeteurs d'eeols Ell cette capacitt.
IL peut tournir d'exceilentes recommand-
at;n.s II accepterait tout a,lssi bien
:nne place d'eeonome sur une habita,4v.,
Giant verse dams la culture des terres en-
Louisiana ct dams Ia conduite dun ate-
lier d'escIayes. Il est age Is trente ans.
S'adresser i Marksyille all bureau du
Pelican.
Marksyille, 3 Janpier 1863.
ST. j. n. ESTER, :,
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DEsERTERS.

A full pardon will be granted to all
deserters, all persons absent from camp
or command without written permission
and all persons between Is and 35 sub
ject TO Conseription who, may not have
reported at Camp, provided they render
themselvesGt Camp Pratt on or before
the 25fh inst. Z
BY order Of
MAI. GENL. TAYLOR.
w. +. CHENEY,
Enrolling. officer Par. Of Avoyelles.:
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G. G. MEMMINGER,

Secretary Of The Treasury. J
fTyHOMAS b. MILLER is hereby aproill-
i ted an agent to purchase Cotton for ac-
count Of the Confederate States id the Par
.isll, of Av5yelles.
fSigned.) ANDREW w. MCKEE. )
General Agent to Purchase Cotton in Lori-
siana and fexns.
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DISSOLUTION De soCIETE.

La gociete de A. G. DERivAs e. Co.
est dissoute des aujourd hui. Madame A..
g. DERlvAs rests seule chargee de Ia Ii
quidation ct continuera le meme genre
d'afaires ! Fancien magasin. rue du Mai
ne ! Marksyille.
A. e. DERIvAs.
FL. DuPuY.
Marksville, 90 Decembre 1862.
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DISSOL UTION OF COP 0PARTNERSHIP.
-. 20 0AA

The firm Of A. G. DERIyAs &sCo. is
this day desolved. Mrs. a. g. DaRIvAs
will carry on the liquidation and will
follow the same line Of business 1t the
same store, Main: Street. Marksyille.
Al G. DERivAs.
,sss u. DUPuY.
MarksYille, D ccembcr 2Oth. 1862.
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E. E. Gochrsine
Public Auctiolleer
-Jul.i de Police.
cGaace du "a Nov. 1862.
Suite ct fin:

Quill soft de plus reso.u que les sur
intendants recoiyent slpslx piastres cinq-
,,ante cents par jour, connie compensa'
ti"l pour 10 temps qu'ils OFT etc en- !,
ployes notifer les proprietaires e. =
cc-~4~.-.--z = a;4a travaf19
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NOTICE.
:
- SN'sA
TREASURY DEPARTNENT,
R1cHnosp, 0ct q. .ls

ANDREW W. MCKEE, is hereby ap-
pointed General Agent sto purchase Cotton
ior the Confederate States, in the States nt
Louisiana aud Texas with power tosappeint
Sub Agents.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29
New Jersey Lands for SaI


Carbon or EruiG i ara
SUITABLE for Grapes, Peaches, Pears
y berries, Strawberries, ~Blackberries, ",
dc, OF /, q, 5, 10 or 20 acres each, at The ]
ing prices for the present, viz 20 acres ic1
10 acres for $40, 5 acres for 500, b: q
$40, / acre for $50, Payable by one doI
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village
FLEETWOOD, IS by 100 feet, at $40 eaeaj
bic by one dollar a week. The above 1
farms are .itua cd at Chetwood, na'lI
township, Durlin gton county, New y'IssJ
further Information, apply, with q Z "
for = circular, 10 ~
B. FRANKLIN CLAM
No. 90 Cedar street, New YorE, /
Jan. n, 1888. ly.
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its Bi.i wsft 8f CONTRASTING Ap,tl.
HAhttns ti.t0tht uiaIuuY
TIN GREAT REBELLION
tH
1tiE UNITED 8TATEf

M Essrs utrtrt q Bn5faru Hs.5 r.b
wi m.6.ed fhe if.asih Nuuf.Is .Ia t0Iriti.
Uisioiy oftbr GREAT Rebellion lh the tni-
ted States. Tile wtfk Dos t0.n ff monty months
In csuft0 Of preparation, Wy 70 writer every way
qualified for tbo task.
The IstH0Brcri0y c~0utiInt o ..e1r aud boo.
cinct account of The formation OF tho C1btedsrn
cy Of the States che i1rmati1n and adoption of
the Constitution of tho United States. aud thc eB.
tahli. hmcut OF the National Go, ,mmcnt; the Of.
i.iu, development and progress OF the doctrines
OF Mobilization and Secession, nud the various
phases which they assumed until thCir final Cul-
mIuation in the G,c1t Rcbciiuu.
The HlsIoHY comprises ~ nll account. drawn
from the most authentic sources, OF ali the Events
of the War ule iutrigugs Of the Southern leaders
at home aud abroad the gradual detection ofon,
section the gtent Uprising Of the People for the
maintenance of National life aud Existence the
rapid creation Of an i'm mense Army and Navy
and the Battles by land and sea.
The ILLUsTnATIoNs comprise Portraits Of a.
these who have borne Il prominent part i'm the
struggle Maps Of the different localities Elnns
of lhg leading actions Vows Of every scene OF
interest, and 0ftho most important Battles. These
Illustrations are mostly FROM drawings taken on
the spot by artists deputcd for that purpose 70 nc
company every division OF our Army aud Navy.
Eyeryfaciii y Mt the command of The publishers
has been emp Dyed in the preparation aud eXecu-
tioa Of this work and they confidently believe
That it will .lurm the most trustworthy and yalua
Bile history viii h can be prepared Of the Great
Struggle for he American Union.
Mode and Terms Of Publication.
The work will be issued in Numbers, each con-
sisting Of Twenty. four Pages of the size of mar
pcy's WcekiG' printed from clear type, upon fine
paper, and viii probably be completed in about
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dht a1lohlg Patriot 4 dlniot
fhe pBfApEsr rArEH ruB-
tisuEb npENNsYLvANiAI
Assn
ms ogtY DEMOCRATIC rArtR PRINTED
AZ THE STAT % UONEbNNENlI
l'orty-iour Columns Of Reading
Matter Each Week !
AT THE Low PRICE, OF ONE DOLLAR Ash
HFrY CENTs-wuFN SUBSCRIBED
roR rs CLUBS on not Tess THAN
10 COPIES t)OHc ADDRESS


w the club subscription price TO one dollar
and CITY cents we order 10 save ourselves from
actual lo,s. Paper has risen, including taxes,
about twenty i've per cent, and Is still rising g.
and whc4 We toll our Democratic friends, candid.
", that We can no lott ger afford t1 sell the "Neek,
" Patriot d Jt.ou' at one dollar % year, aud
must add nifty cents or stop tho publication, We
trust they will appreciate our position, and, in.
stead Vt Withdrawing their subscriptions, go to
Wort with q will 10 increase our list ~ every
county Ia the State. We have Cudony'red, and
shall continue our efoits, TO make the paper use
ful as nJsr'y organ, and welcome ms n news
messenger iu every ian lily. We tatter ourselves
that It las rot been without some influence in
Trctucing the glorious evolution in the politics
Of the state achieved Of the late election and Il
fearlsssnesS in the discharge rf duty, iieli,y to
the principles Of the party, and an anxious desire
70 promote It's interests, with some experience
and q moderate degree Of ability, can ur made
seryiceablv hereafter, the "Woek,y Patriot aud
Union'' will not be less usorll 10 the party or
less welcome 20 the family circle in the future
d an in the past. We confidently look for iucrea,-
ed encouragement in this great enterprise, and
appeal to every influential Democrat in tho STATE
TO lend us is aid IN running orr subscription lit
up 10 twenty or thirty thousand. The expense to
each individual is triAing, the bene ii to the pnr-
~ may be great. Believing that the Democracy
ofthe Stat feel the necessity Of su tnin'ng a
fearless central organ, we mako this appeal to
them with tho fullest confidence ofsuccess.
The same reasons which iudC CO US to raise Tho
price OF tHe Weekly, operate in regard to the
Daily paper, which has also increased. The ad-
ditionul cost to each subscriber will be but riaing
and, while We cannot persuade ourselves that
the change necessarily made will result in any
diminulion Of our daily circulation, yet, were we
certain that such would DO the consequence, we
should still be compelled to make it, or suflr o.
rulnuus loss. Under these circumstances We
must throw ourselves upon the generosity, or,
rather the justice Of the public, aud abide their
yeruIci, VIII tever it may be.
TIE period for which mauy Of our subscribers
hnye paid for their paper being on the eve Of
expiring, we take the liberty of issuing this no.
tice, reminding them OF the same, in order chat
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Wv
SCI CLOSED. 'Hf' fhtNh.H u Hft.H
.IHh ANh "Ii Hi''.a' th' ifincilIct and
policy OF iho bsw'.faie totlfi and NuL lhero
iorc necessary ia''r ,ne ie'i'faion % %, lui"n
nf ws' ma lel'1i ,1. 'l. I'li'n 'I q lhi
yea H''les anl ilhl O. lNt .NnW"uW 'lIN.
"NI ifoeIj ana Ih'i} uI''"'' hl i'E.I'"'Io
subjects ' he'tp.rek ,oMn, 'eugi. .'
course emu lI,. ll ine1Uy o uue IN l"''
l'nns ''Hn'.I'h "IN l"' '"I'''"s """'IFf ''"
1I,i"n OF our 'ulifJ. ga
" l~r'TIr-.Iy 'III'i.t Ihe p1nI' ','s OF l'".
nc ''i. 'n'.' 'eu y,lgIl wv I,tu' 'N9 ',"s,''.'
V'h'. .'s''' "l '"u''liu"' 'i''h''s " ~ .o.'''
e'Sn e.,'.., 'sl'l-l 'I'm WV. u"..''
NN"l ','N 10 ""r'tu u' m'"u' ol 'uo pg'rlo
,oa proper ''uso 'I 'n' uy'uul 'ouu,ton VI 'no
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RENEW THEIR CLUBS.

We shall also take it as an especial favor Il
our present Subscribers will urge upon their
neighbors the TACT mat ths "ra,s,nt & Union i.
the only Democratic payer published m uor-is.
burg. and considering the large amount of read.
ing matter, embracing all the current news Of
The day, and
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PREPARED By DR.. ]. G.. MSS,
Practical ard Analytical Chemist, Lowell Ma
Np CDIE EY

E1-So|dby c. D. Watson, ...srieA T.
Irwin. C~urw,nsville; T. Aruo!., Lptht'sbur
MoEtg merry 4 Co. New Salon C. Brs7ql
Morrisdalo c. h. Foster, Ph.l ourS Fl
Chase, Anson,ille and by delier, ,very"ni
Mav.- ,laS2 n
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Going it Alone!

~ GORGE NEwSON having commenced
u the Manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES
would respectfully solicit a share Of public pat
ronnge. Without making a great fuss, or any
rash promises, it shall and viii be his steady en-
deayor to select
The very best Of Stock,
Make the very best Of work,
And lat least hope for)
The very best Of custom.
III this amt poetry il look. very like it-but Il IL
the truth, which is better.
SO, "wade in" snd get Fits. shaw's Row
door next Republican Office Gro. NrwsoN.
Clenrfeld, July Q, 1852. Y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29
AYERS CHERRY PECYORAI
FOR TIE RAPIn CvNH OF
COVGus, COLDS, HOANsENTss, iErLI
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, NHOorING
COUCH, GROUP, AsTIINIi, IN.
-.-nu.n-

.u1 Gr 'Ha r-n.t n corrnriirv THuslt. b. ,h,- :
,tur,s Of lhu a.-rl".
Ng need mott fprpk to the public ~ rs utsl
gNruuehout every town. md almost every lnuiri 4 d,
American States. It's wonderful CNr's oi I~llncuar usl
plants have made It already known. Nsy, fN p, M
amIlus iu ANY civilized country an Ills routirs1i ehs
mt some personal experience Ot it, ,frcts ~ i.suls
tho communities any where which have ~, among ilsi
sure living trophy Of Us victory over tlr tult, udis
Errlus diseases oi the throat ard lungs. While u u Id
most powerful. 0utid,te yet known 10 man ir Tie krt
dablr aud dangerous Diseases Of the pulmonary c-gsp, 4
Is also the plplSnutest rud safest remedy thst can 10 ~
plu,gh TT infants aud young rctt,as. lEithti rhsS
hale II ia store against the iusidiou' enemy ilsi ,lrs
mon them unprparcd. We have abundant gr'iba 4
believe ths Cd5ly Fc'mol saves more lives " ~ a
suuptiors il prevents thun N.oss 1t culcf' kffr q 4
you. aud cure voug cold, While they ~, rurellf tuhS
lrrt them until no human kin can master Ue lnea'r't
cnntpr that. fastened on the yitals. eats ,Hnr mtsui3
~ know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorder Apa \
they know too the virtues Of this remedy. We Ned not 4
more than 10 assure them Il Is still INSIDE ne ifi y
be. We slsre no cost, no care. no toll 20 pndnos y y
most perfect possible, and thus afford ih1ss sb2t' ~ n
II the hest agent which our skin can furnish IN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29
SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING.
Not BIZ The Bard Graham's Ro0.

Not BIZ the Bard Graham's RoO.
The question has often been asked
Why PLEAsANrs can shave so clean
That customers who shave with him
A benefit must reap, | woen.
He shaves for a "FIP," and ifyou are willing,
Will take Oh your hair in o trice for a SHILLING
So come along, ye jolly boys so slick,
For Peasants is the man to do it cheap and quick,
The reason may readily be seen
Why his custom is so large;
His towels all are clean-his razors all are keen
And you'll always find him Pleasant ina charge
just 90 to Peasants and you'll be
Like Sheba's Queen of old
Pleased and delighted, and oxclaim
The half has not been told.
va Don't forget the p%lace-in GraLam's Row
above B. stumph's shoe shop.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Clenrfeld, June is, 1s62.-tf.
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1868.
.nILADELPHIA ( ERIE RALLRl

iOpOs tOl
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILR0A
THIS great line trayers 8 tho Nor.hup
i Northwestern counties Of PrHnsylgsbu
the city Of Eric, on Lake Erie.
II hrs been leased by tho PcnnsylUqHia n
road Company, and under their auspices Is
ing rapidly opened throughout It's entire lend
1t i, now in U.s. for Passenger and Freigha
siness from Harrisburg to Driftwood ga 4
III mi'e;) on the Eastern Division, and /
Sheffield to Erie, as miles VI the Wed
Division,
Time Of Passenger Train, at Dripool
Express Train leaves cas- ward 2l0R
Lxpress Train arrives westward u Is u
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both \
on these trains between Philadelphia ard A
Haven. and between Baltimore and Lock Va
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany thsEfp1
Train both ways between W%illiamsport miBAj
more, and Williamsport aud Philadelphia
For information respecting Passgngerbn 4
apply at the S. L. Cor. ilth and Market ~
And Tor Freight business Of the Cong !
Agents, 5 b. Kingston, IT,, Cor. 18Th andNi
SITS, Philadelphia
j. w. Reynolds Erie;
j. NJ. Drill, Agent n. c. X. h. Baliimes
II. II. HoUsroN, Genl Freight Ag't PhNi{
LEWIS j. HoUPr Gen1 Ticket Ag't, Ph1l
Jos. d. PoTTs, GENT Manager, William,p
Jan. q, lsS4
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CLElRFIELD STONR Ware POTTERy..

~'bEhhplEhD NlONL hhHG Chl'
Thankful for past fayors and sOlicitious of fu.
ture patronage. l would respectfully announce
that | have on hand again, and viii constantly
keep at tho Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner q short distance east Of the Methodist Church,
a large stock Of Croebery, such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
dc. DC; and also an extensive assortment Of
different sizes and patterns Of brackets and
~rosettes for cornice on houses, and other mOul-
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand will be made to
order on short notice. Also fire brick made
and kept for sale.
rS~A liberal reduction on prices made l.,
Wholesale dealers. T. L~EITZINGER.
Clearfeld, may %, lS6l.-ly.
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Goods Goods !

INV VI + HHs JUsE IVNVINVW a bVItW-
w did assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS
at his old stand on Market street. where he is
ready to wait upon his old customers--and az
many new ones--as want to get the very best Of
goods,
Nov, -, 1862,
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Tnt 0bErum UAN'
COUNTY DIRECTORY
lIml On MnlAInn L-nLl-

s.sati monday tl1tl af I]aba.fti
iiiti Naairj |i5h' Of iaa,.
ioafib Monday l2sihI OF September
ln onsh year, end continue two u55ks " Hs.
Count, omrrrs.
prett JudFo.llQh s1raoI Linn. Heilei0nis.
As'to iudgct Hon I'D. 1lomrsob, Curttustillo
Hou. JAMES Bloom, Forrest.
sherf, Edward pefbs, Cirurftld
pruihon0tary. David Eiluil,r "
Register a Recorder, ]. q. Pager llcaThtii.
District Atty Israel Test.
treasurer Joseph Shaw,
c.. Surveyor, II, b, Wright, Glen Homo
Comm'r', SC, Thompson, MorrisiaIe
jacob kuutl. LuthcrsJuV
Ibos. Dangherty, Gmmpiuu Hills.
A%sditor', ]ncwman, f]hiirs5afs
n. j Woodward, PennGell,
Coroner j. W Potter, Lecouto,s Mills
Co. Supt. Jesse B]rOomall, CuIwensyille.
List of Post Offices.
Tornhp,. Names ofP. o. Nance, orr.
B'ocIra, Glen Hope, VIM. $. Wright
" Madeira, c. J. Pussy.
H,u, Bower, W. Mccmcken
Chest, 7. A. M'Ghce
Cusb, j. ". Campbell
" Ostend, Ill Henderson
Bocgs, Clc0rield Bridge, p. Is. Miller
Bradford, Williams Grove, j. . Watson.
Brady, Luthersuucg, r. II. Moore.
Troutwllc, c. j. Sloppy,
4" Jefferson Lins, John heoerling
bloom, Forest, JAS. Bloom
Burnside, New Washington VIM, Ieo,h,
" Burnside, Jas McMurray
" patchinyiile, j. Patchin
Chest, Herd, g. 5. JOzer
Cla,rBclI NJ Frank
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New IOIh Guy DIOOklyH, Albany Troy,
Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, y
Chicago and st, Louis.
pOOK-KEEPING, PENNANsHIP, COMMERCIAL
II ARITHMETIC COMMERCIAL LAW, FoRNs, Con-
REsroNpEScE, &C., practically fought.
These Colleges being under The snme general
and local management, and uniting IN each the
advantages Of all, offer greater facilities for i'm.
parting instruction than any other similar insti.
tuition in the country.
A Scholarship issued by any one is good in all
for an unlimited time.
The Philadelphia College has been recently
enlarged and rsiurnished in a superior manner,
ana Is now the largest and most prosperous Com
mercial Institution in the State.
Bryant 4 STATIONS series Of Text Books, en-
braeing Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic,
and Commercial Law, for sale, and sent BY mail.
~ For JuU particulars send for q circular.
October s, 1892,
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EVERY man that has read aDy thing OF the
IL past history 81 This WiR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. 1t was only a aucs.
ton Of time. But now VI have he above Glori-
Gus soul-stirring news TO cheer us up ard the
only drawback to our joy and glorifcation rs the
imminent danger Of the Contrabunds coming
North to "eat out Our substance" md to Wear out
our shoes! But Of one thingth people Of Gear.
ield county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SHORr-lor short called Slori-ec-is
selling Boots q shoes as cheap rs any other
man in the county; and if YOU don't believe it,
just give him q call 90 court-weok, orat any other
time, aad see for yourselves. He would Just 10,
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-where you will find him
Just as Short as usual-if not a little shorter-o.
CASH than he would like TO be.
All kinds Of work on hands and made to orde,
on short notice, and as wen made, and as good Gt
as can be "skecrcd" up here or elsewhere.
&s~Don't forget the ]shop--on Market street
IN shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. H.. B
s%woope's Office. T.. SHORT.
Clearfeld, June II, 1862.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
DAILY. WEEKLY.
Per annum, So 90 Per annum, 81 90
Six Months, 3 90 six months, 90
Three Months. ] so Three Nolths, so
Copies delivered a. 10 copies one ads II 80
the counter and to 20 " q" SO 90
Agents & CARR ers Pets 30 " " As 90
Ea"Payment required invariably in advance,
Address, A. J GLOSSBRENNER Il co.
Feb. 2, 1853. 43O Chestnut st. Philadelphia,
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gou,.

Fua Ds Lfr. pr, Hvfs', u Ha N,g.oiit Ep,. olrs
pUL,sEi HOUSE,, SArlrNAH, Ga. Jan. g. 1851
HoyOrED SIR I should be ungTatelnl for the rohsf yuu|
skill lus brought me IL ! did not report my cSs TO I'd
A cold settled Ia my limbs aud brought on e~NcrutiaiaI
nouulric pains, which ended In chronic rheumpta
Notwithstanding J bad the best Of physicians, the dlsua
grew worse aud worse, until, by the advice Of your tHuI
lent agent in Baltimore, DR.. Mackenzie, ! tried your r1s
Their eTorts were slow, but sure. by psrEe1eriug 10 "
use Of them, ! IA now entirely well.
SENArE CHAMBER, BAToN RoUCE, Ia, 5 Dee, iW
On. AyrR; ! have been entirely sureA BY your fi 4
rheumatic Gout ~ painful discEse that had aflicdr.
for years. VINCENT SLlnfl
Tor DrOpsy, Plethora, DIT kindred Con,
plants, v]tgutliug an active Iurgr, ta"' al, "a sua
luut remedy,
For C~ostivcness OF Constipation, and a.
II Dinner PHI, they are AZ vrall. no 'No't,a.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, InAammn
ton. mud even Deafness, ami Partial l1lnd.
mess, have becn cured by the Alternative action III.
pHle.
Most Of the pills IN MAJ ket contain Mercury. vhhA,l
though % valuable remedy IN skiiiul hands, is daHgnu
jn a public lll, n0m the dreadful consequences nt' ~
qurui'v follow rs inCauliuus use, These cynirin w n..
cary d, mineral substance whatever,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-29

There is scarcely a village or town in the State
In which a club cannot be raised if the proper
~,xertion be made, and surely there are few places
in which one or moro energetic men cannot bc
fou d whO are ia flyor of the dissemination Of
Inund Democratic doctrines who would DO w!
ling 10 make LLe effort 10 Ealse u club.
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TCIegraphic Dispatches

From everywhere up to the moment the paper
goes to press, political, miscellaneous. general
and local news, market reports, is d decidedly the
GhnnnurA Mn,r-nnAnr DnLlinhnI
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r E r M S :

DAILY PATRIOT AND UNION.
Single copies for one year, in advance % $500
do do during sess. Of Leg're 200
Copies supplied to agents at the rate Of Sl,5O
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Richmond, April E-The .S~enafd@@as in
secret session to-day on the a ET3ill. The
House refused, By a vote of % yeas 10 50.
to pass the bill over the Preidents We
to relative to heavy artillery for sea coast de-
Tense. The Senate's amendment to the bill!
prohibiting Jogging in The army was concur
red in. A House bill was passed which pro-
hi6its the employment Of persons liable to
military service, IS Clerks in Offices Of Quar-
teTmasters and Commissaries, and authoSizes
the detail Ct disabled solaie, for the purpose.
RICHMOND, April SIN the Senate to-day
the substitute from the. House for the Ex-
tee Of conference asked for By the Senate.
Bill passed extending the provisions of the
Exemption act to supplies for the navy, and
to provide for the transfer Of persons serving
in the army to the navy.
The Honse passed the Senate Bill for the
relief of the Brunswick and Albany Railroad
of Georgia; also the Senate Bill to author
ize the publication Of the laws in three ness
papers in each State, with an amendment
also the Senate Bill to prevent the absenc,
Of oficers*and soldiers without leave.
RICHMOND, April 9.-Nothing important IN cpe,
session. Senate In secret session passed the snbstl
tutc for the tax bill.