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miscellaneous.
CAGES HAVE WRITTEN

CAGES HAVE WRliiLN
AND POETS HAVE SUNG OF TaAr CRowSTSo
ornament o. the hnmss rGo beSut'f and iuIurini Hair
soeatsc mon hs.s ssdsd aud srpsnsstcd ca ths me.ns
necessary for tie Preservation, sod A's f's modes Of
Besutifyins and AdonuinG
Viewing hostility and luxurious growth Of the Hair. IS The
snd desirable mons Ia be.uyns the '.oo ard
r Of eihe sex It 10 matter Of grcai Importance TO huo~
hs Which Impair la saisrr sns 'hs psoPss mssi
.soss.ary for IL PSEsKsTITIoa.
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493

Rvsy esrly opposl- 81; Nicholas Ho.s- OEO A. Lea
WITT. A1etone. b' j. T. CooIov Cea,inlnsnt 'ohc'iol
Finh ssmiAbnu.l Sale Of w. ELLIOTT WOODWAHD's
COLLECTION OF AMERICAN and FOREIGN COINS and
ME~Ls. ,co,.,s
MEDALS selected with great and rIpense al o "hieh
have recently been purchased By The present owner Nho
tak.s pe.su. in announcing Sale which must in importance
aud nereat ,urpsss any foFmw with pohspss dnso IN
o-pton. DETERMINATION
Cns0gre va nav sy that In the regular tertrs q Arsso
Silver aud Copper Ony ptsss gfs inffnS Inc ooia
very full the hs comprising sosrE~ pieces nrNef ~ sou ~
Auction In Coonas any very Ear6 bins n'snt % men
TONED such the Bfzscf. New fors Doubloon-the
prios szc-ed.ns hundred doa Tho vrsins fenny IN
siT-r or properly speaking. ths Nisis Shilling Of III IA
almost proof condition and The VI the rO known The
se, Of Nssngonsi probably ryen,l7e than that con
lned any other Cabinet, but or fuu particulars fst
,nce l. msds the Catalogue which Ia no" ready fes So
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A. 81. MEs~ts. aactioneer -. +,
Wv pAgSS AfFRWfN g. Co. Nos. S9i Gnd

DY BANGS, MERWfN s. Co. Nos, o9i end
ID 6aa Rr.adssy cor. Of tlrst.-5al.s OF Books. SO
ouery Picture. WORKS Of kit. Nsaov Goods Furniture 3o
MONDAY EVENING, Oct, Il, AZ oelock NJ,
aTANDARU AND MISCELLANEOUS BoOhH.-beTs
sslops from Pfiss,e L.br-flss, Conrfbns sf-h Vsisf
OF sandad AM His alsnrous LnoTstare o-fo' 10" VIZ
Paintings n rich gilt fremrs, 40.
WEDNESDAY, EsEt;lS0, Or. IL. a, 7 o'ioc'
EOOKs-A ss collection OF new snd Old o9o.s IN Ysf,"''
s.o Bns BOOKS and Stationery f0r PARTICULAR seS Gate
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fjdlcs bn auttion.

UCTION NOTICE.-By order of Rear.
NoNDaY the 2Ah Inst, Al IL O'Clock m. at the Navy.
Yard Rroosyu about hundred aud hny pieces LIVE
OAK sHIP fIMBEu on account Of stofsze snd charges
"nA ~ u. u. e.. MARSHALL.
Nav orsL
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
n. auction on TUESDAY OCT 49, 9. u Scleeh q the
Exchange sseroou. ~ broadEs{ ~ 2reer % 'o W
sT4TEST Ths premise. No 10 state .oI.h ,iHs Fs
p.iculsT spry to the Referee IL Ws orto ths Aue''n
sore Ceiaral
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Go i1hom i man Gontern.
SURGEON eEsnsiE. o ,sr.

@unaEOF tEFHtAL Ol..yr...'I
wi,aRsT0s Crrr, ID. c.. sep. IL un<
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, ~ consT q
n ss-yscu chag.es s. Tsiper. ". g. A., President say
William King y. = A.. ard Surgeon Glover Ieti1. Y
A Pr,oYier viii meet - Cincinnati Ohio, 90 the es q
obsr next fr thC examination Of carddsfes os
into tho hedcs Sta Of ths Uaitsd States army Oh -
Asssnt Surgeons or promotion 20 may D. GRO Sns oes
Appellants nust b. between t~eosy oSs ana tmT' w.
ss-, and physically sound: a.. 1, ~ =.
ths S1r.sou Cereal stating tie r-i1uoe OF no spPe
rud date snd ps Of bis othi they masa also ." a
oauod by r-ss 20, l.ble ,os oniaE Of moral character
No is,gsns. "a mali T., tbs eTpels.s o. pesN9I IL,
going Tho ers1aA,.op, - Il 81 t.dsperA@oe PeFSf>A
to appointment =, ,,as
TbeEs ara now eve vasrarios on th- As.iict s's-i
JOS K. BARNE6. Surgeon GoaeG U. =.
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Ntw Publications.
NINE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.

TEE SUPPRESSED BOOK ABOUT sLAVEhYi-A~
srksbs work 10 every respect written and 'efeo'SP"
&, 1851 but never published ell now. WY q ~o' 'Or
1 be apparent 20 tho reader 1t 10 no hsckneJeo
lash Of suoient sayings Slavery but frosh Vivid
oy.iuR TO the quick and compelling attention ren''
fully Illustrated with rood cuts 10 the hishea ',ys ~,
graphic art The public already oismornE lot "
sntsi paper, cloth bound 81.
NEARER AND DEARER.-A charming $40 '~uA
Low, story ~ the snthor Of that splendid college o0cs
4sr: G,-er" 4 / filed ~b oonGc io''sa"H' ana WIZ ..
on. Of the beet sslus books Of tho YeAs n'' s'' e1
papes o. So
THE wISTIROTs.--s clover sniu''nE ne" Aps'''''h
novel lzmoi CLOTH ~ -
JUsT PUBLISHED.
Down IN I.nus,sso Edmund Kirto's now Books 90
Crviso .tth. Alabama and Sumter. b. 5omn'o~''''ez'
vi,,oir,. Ausv novsL 81 Is.
Csnseoi. By .otAor Green Mountain GoJ~'.''si ~
Quest a charming novel 81 ".
.. Thee hoo. are sold everywhere and vii be -usoy
CARLETON. Publishes. sov.Yott.
IN PRESS AND NEARLY READY.
LOVE AND DUTY BY Mn EusbaAs Aa.aoI o. i, The The
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&c &c hi, las Of sTosI power snd intefes p rsS
destined 70 nee. With tho 50 richly ds'eIve ftos
81 30 IN pePor, or ~ in olct11,
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This sdlnsbe novel, hesithJ IN i've tone i9n %
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nobls moral Price 81 !" ippspsf or ~ IN o'"A
tho s,rsn.sr In Parliament TIT, work will create Ees
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FAMILY SECRETS Compassion to Family PRIDE"
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from ID. Essh rre.s Pcs, 81 50 In pepsi OF % u
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THE WOMAN IN RED, cqmpanlou TO % Toe "on'a
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GOOD BOOKS JUST READY.
THE HAUNTED TOWER BY Mira Henry Weed
'' PFT IN NEW COOKBOOK; Or, USEFUL AND
PRACTICAL RECEIPTS FOR The HOUSEWIFE AND
TIE UNlNlTlATED. Price, Nv. DolsTA $780,.
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esq with b, Portrait Cloth. Price Two polsT., M.
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paper or D. IN cloth. -
FILTRATION IN FAsHioSABLE LIE. BY Cashaiine
sino.lr author Of BsstIcs" Prcs ~ In PsPs'' or e.
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81 81 In paper, q e. IN eioth-
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o,ae-. .oac...d Adore. Al ordsr,,s
I. b. PET@RsON BROTHERS,
No. 3cG Chsstnutst. PkisGsipLa
seut for Catalogue snd Canvsisers Circular.
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n 8. MARS HAIL. SALE

IT 8. NJ AR 3 III A l. A l. + &.
pkgL. H. BUHDETT Auc.lonesL
n, virtue % Orders Of sae % directed by Hon IhVo
J. fuYNTON, Judge Of TO Dlsinci Court q tas ansa
Public Auction, -. - % 80.
IT o'clock room.
From PiSTOs STORES. Atlantic Dock Brooayn
Joint l. p1uro ~ U. y. esacr Clyde end buk j. .
CLslb.r-
MArrkb A
- Round BAes COTTON
bArgED B
a. square Bsos COTTON
Captured by q. 2 Bagt RosOuok
7gges UPLAND COTTON
Csiro Prize soop Henrs<i&
n Bale, UPLAND COTTON.
BEL, SPA ISLAND COTTON
C,singres nd ssfaples the ofoe Of Bennsr Bfo"n
No. lI3 Wal a.. thee days befon. sale - o,,pp
4. 2 Nsuhl Southern District Of FLORIDA
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Go Get.

Two LET.-Eight LOFTS. OFFICES, Base
usli I'D under CELLAR, IN ths "ous ifons Bulldog
Nos = sud o. lltou 81, near Ch- q
ETss RYDER No. GO Fulton a..
Two MANUFACTURERS TO
L RFHT-A FACTORY. sooui $rD two s,orie.l, snd
10 horso water pcsf within 10 nles u New ora Ciiy
Adder WIKI lowest terms Box las n. y. Po't uihoc.
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New Publications.
pSSPS TICKNOR & FIELDS
PUBLISH THIS DAY.
BAYARD TAYLOR's POEMS


MEESSRs. TICKNOR & FIELDS
WI PUBLISH THIS DAY
BAYARD TAYLORS POEMS, vu,,
IN RLrJE AND GOLD. Now snt Comgleto Eel.lo..s
" Win Az entirely Portrait Of the Aunoi' tnspou
sxnressiv for this edition vol. 32mo. - ~ TN,
1his new edition contains all the previously pu"i-s-,
.ams Of Mr. TAYLOR which included 40 Ia tAt-o
ecio1ass issued by 1icknoT Fieli and eul pc
Tho P.sts Journal" Poems Of thu ononl INA foolA
VI Homo ssd Travel"
THE OCEAN WAITS,
A STORY OF ADVENTURE BY LAND AM sc
nv Can ain NAME REID ! vol. limo iAHs'A''
=, -.i,s r.. "Ocsan VS.. - the puf tsp,s,.
Hets America publishers desire % f~nsTk that ls M, N
Ir,as INV SrRiEa . popular juvsoie eooss - o Tb,
EEEss h.- Just completed by the publication l,,b.d
t,lin.(Iir, bers" Of the most absorbing oooN S
since Robinson Cru,oe" ,-,.,cs. ~ -ai
Jos On sizIEs l. complete In twelve Vyh -
form size put q, IL nss soi Substantial i-psi D''
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Inc SSv sEaiEs Of MAYN1 RAIDS WhiltSSes,
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" .ycriy Novels" The Oc.sn W e- VIZ LIZ . "a -,
Abe sories possesses ell that flson&tion 81 t ~ i,c,
turs which belonss 10 ak tho booss o. ta' P'V~ - ~
for the young
Tba shove voI,,,4. or any hook Vrtihsd ~ tcNno
Fiad, vii n. forwarded Any address, pSspa'l "a 'f
sfthe adv efti'ea ", TreGcKNoR FIELDS Pu6ilrher,
No. I15 WaahinstousS betIon
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Etal estate for Sale.

A FINE FARM 80 keuscO. Wcstchestcr
n Co. FOR sALE-35 ,-.-s. hgLiy l-lfoved. rood car
.ss-hputs b4rD lie nc, I'LL BE- cold Tow, srm Er stocked
AUGUSTUS TREApwELL, No. To- Ch,tnbers'l
L'ARM for SALE.-For sole f. tirst-clasl
Fam 40 Ben,on Co.. Ind, eonsiulns 30 ac1es Of we'll.
nproytd md oil under fence In tight o. Oxford ne County
,ei two houfs drve railroad STALLION AID i've h0gEa
drive from Lafayette. Tbs improvements cou.isi ol two
bouse Of rooms, le tfslno ba!n win
gr.naet s,abhns seep scds houses and erlos
Two utefnen, honfcs with sta0inz &c yonns aud triT
irs orchard " choice iuI tree An abundance u rssef
sig ound. Tor any qasnti'Y ofs'ok -10iuuE The farm
Ih tast DO divided 10 into OF faTi aud
wi bo sold ten equal emma Daymsals E,ch poyuoU'
can te made oil II the farm For further rsrtlcnzs aofssa
MN. BHADEN, indIauaqohs, indiana.
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NOR CAMPAIGN BADGES. PINS AND

Il MEDALS, seod 70 HOadquLrters forty v.sletI,.
Aso Campaign song Books. Lsnpaign Envelopes 40 The
Trade supplied on sTtfs liberal lerua ~
AddTesf h. w; HITCHCOCK. No IL chanbcnsL. New.
ysrk Campaign Hsaa9uUter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15

A LII DRUGGISTS sell the now PaREyoLOGr.
ca GlL BUsr, for ssfDeu by Ms'14 FOWLER
VISITS. BE- 90 SrgsaWu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
MORE FACTS.

NV yoars AGO Ms- hsrHgsS druggist By Pfoiess.on'
suffered .sv.sJ iou sOa Of ts ,csP with constant
itching and accumulation Of dsnduG 10 which be
tried thoroughly every popular lair pTepsiation then In Tie
niies boz, sl whou, any psrmsnsn, bensht Knowing To
ytuos IRsiCi ~ curing inflammation, lie made pssgss
Ion Of H. with other Htce. Of lrovn and that
inL whioh very pcrmancViJ oofsH .as trouble Ike
ssnls pf,Isia.loD, ander the Tile Of
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gnStruftt0n.

CIRCULARS Of GOOD SCHOOLS. for ERgs
~ uso OF Psren In Bookstore. 100 GRAND. near BEeAp
WAT Com plote record OF hcsons OF Tsschrrs l. ss0
kept here Ths invaluable Principals School Ocer AID
Fa who seek good T,ssbsrs Of ks0wu ability Teachers
wh positions shold n s.nd for Appc,iioB tosD
sgHFRNEHlFORN. BANCROFT u co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26
Sec. g. IF the convention refnsc 70 o-,.,r,

SEC. 8. IT the convention refuse To- as,o,n,
a State government, the governor ehai ao a.I
1t dissolved; but the President, vhpnp rcs@lc
shall have reason to believe that he ,on',.: H7
number Of The people desire the es?ah]; >b~ "l
OF State government, may direct 1hn ''" n,D
ylslonal governor 10 order another cieoa1
and proceed as hci0re ''"'
Sec 10 Until the United States sha)] boo.
recognized republican form Of eoyernnpr, S
The provisional governor j. t. see the ]qws Il
TIE United States and Of the State, 50 H. 90
they are not inconsistent with this act On,
forced but property II slaves IS not IL bo 70.
cogn;zed. The laws for The trial and rnn>h.
ment Ct white persons stall extend TO al por.
sons, and jurors shall have The qualifications If
voters under this law The governor shall an.
point such State officers as he may deem ne.
cessary, who shall receive he same lees on5
emoluments as we're payable prior to the r.
bellion.
SEC. II authorizes the provisional governar
TO collect such taxes for the support u the
State government as were PAYABLE the year lie,
fore the war, and to apply thcm-the surplus
70 be deposited IN the treas Ury OF the United
States
SEC. y provides for general emancipation,
and authorizes the United States courts 10 IS
sue the writ Of habeas corpe2s in behalf Of per
sons held Ia service or labor, and 10 discharge
them therefrom.
Sec. IS provides a penalty Of fifteen hun.
dred dollars for The offence OF attempting 70
hold any person IL slavery,
SEC. ii. THAT every person who shall be1e-
after hold or exercise any office, civil or Mill
tary, in the rebel service, State OF Confederate,
is hereby declared not to be citizen Of The
United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26
OH 8 {exandria Gazette
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 26.

Army Or the fOGOHlac Will w Aue0U " 'A1'oo'
viz: the Second, Fifth and Sixth Corps. The
troops of the other two corps, viz the FIRST
and Third will be temporarily reorganlzed and
distributed among the Second, Fifth and Sixth
by the commanding General, who will deter
mine what existing organizations Will retain
their Corps badges, and other distinctive marks.
The staff officers of the two corps which are
temporarily broken up will be assigned to va
cancies IN the othercorps, SO far as such yacan'
cies may exist Those for whom there are no
vacancies, will cease to be considered as officers
Of the General Staff Of Army Corps.
It is announced from Washington that Gen
eral Pleasanton has been relieved from the
cavalry corps, to report to General kosecran 9
General Sykes is 70 report to General curtis
General Newton to General Sherman, General
French at Philadelphia General Meredith at
Cairo, General Spinola TO a court martial,
General Caldwell to be relieved to sit on court
martial, and Generals Ricketts,, Gibbon, ard
Wadsworth to report to General Meade, tor
assignment to command.
Provost Marshal Fry publishes the decision
Of Solicitor Whiting, last year, that any man
in the United States who leaves his residence
and is drafted during his absence, If the notice
be left at is last place of residence, can be ar
rested and shot as deserter. The govern
ment oyerrued this decision last year: but It
seems to be revived now.
The Washington Star says :-'Since the
issue of the order relieving several regiments
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps from duty under
Gen. Martindae, the officers and men on de-
tached duty anticipate that they will be re-
quired to join their regin ents. We understand
that an order has been issued directing that all
officers and enlisted men whose services are not
actually needed at the various military head
quarters be returned to their regiments lmme.
dlateIy /"
The Marlboro, Md, Prince Georgian says:
--s'Fo1 some weeks past, several deputy en-
rolling officers have been engaged IN enrolling
the slaves In this county-under what law Or
authority we know not. The greater portion
Of the able bodied negroes, Of the right ages,
having been already seized, or abducted or en-
,iced off, the fruits Of this levy will not proba-
bly, be very great. The operation has produced
considerable CONSERVATION among the darkles,
many of whom, through fright, have lett for
parts unknown.
The Marlboro, Md, Prince Georgian says:
eve have the pleasure TO express the great
qualification with which the community has
learned that, through the personal interposi-
ton Of President Lincoln, Mrs, Waving, wife
ofCol. John Henry Waring, has been released
FROM exile and allowed to return to Maryland,
and that there is Z nrnsnact that The l1nlnnel s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26
NbRRIED.

At Mountain View, Fauquier county, .n, "'
on the 2 inst, by the Rev. J0nn INV,
Cant, j. G. WHITEWELL, 10 Mis- J5 3;t:s,
NTE STUART, DAUGHTER Of George (. "HH
esq. formerly Of this place. ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26

rs The Rev J. O. Carter q "a .t",;.,
o. W will preach At the First Lt e lock.
Church, on nex' Sabbath morning at Il
and at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
mar 25-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26

An editorial article in the Richmond Wing
of Friday last confirms the rumorod TRANSFER
Of Gen. Beauregard from Charleston 10 MIS-
sissippi. Gen. D. Fl. Hill is his successor
The Richmond papers publish the aduf'S'
Ct the Legislature to the soldiers Of Virgins
In the Confederate armies
Although Tt. Gen. Grants Headquarters aS
intend TO be lin the field, rooms have been
fitted up for hirn 10 }Finder's buildings 10
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-26

wonjd most RESPECTFULLY inform the TX 70
zen zen of o' Aexandra and vicinity that otcc
Eco pPfS1nsy vt 2aszS;: W 5ds
G., they are compelled &c close I ra as they
a ore'S un ns to devote any of hS esuo
AGAINST sas any imposter claiming to GJ nnsyvan
Connected with our Office : 2G Vs. we are in 12
avenue @ d ID done DOL out Of our D S5
office, and which is the o0i artificial Teeth e.
new method Of inserting ~ '''4 feb lb-~
be done.
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~REAT Pennsylvania ROgt

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA E E77 VV T1Tb
u The quickest and safest route to the S da
west ana Southwest. Two Through tI'I'n a. Goy.
md one on Sunday. Soldiers tlcke:s a. IN the
eminent rates TO all the principal poin r+btr a
North and West. For tickets ana 80 ~" !i1reas
formation, apply at the office OF tme Penn
Pennsylvania Route,' nortIleast fotn Under ".
sylvania avenue and Sixth SlrEe.' ~ 20 9p.
tional Hotel. Office open trora j. ll'''
No.; on Sundays 20 ! = p; O. a." NORTON, Agent
v7L:. o4o, oct 0I-1v
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
@yq0yZE
or EVERY SIZE AND PATTERN

Together with all other articles necessary to
complete the assortment Of first class country
store.
a5-All kinds of LUMBER and Country Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods, at the high
est market price.
As he is receiving now supplies Of goods
weekly from Baltimore, Now York, Philadelphia
and Pittsburg, the public can see at once that lie
will always be prepared to supply any urticle
in the market.
JOHN ROBSON.
Glen Hone. Dec. %, 1863
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

For dyciug Silk, Woolon and Mixed Goods
shawls, ScurG, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves,
Donuets Sats Feathers, Md Gloves,
Chudrcus Clothing, and all kinds
of Wearing Apparel &C. &c,
s5g.A SAVING OF 40 PER CENT. ga
For % cents you can color as many goods as
would otherwise cost five times ;hot amount
Various nades can be produced from the same
Dye. The process is simple, and any one can
u.s. the Dye with pertect success.
Directions in English, French and German,
inside of each package.
For further information in Dycing, and giving
perfect knowledge Of what ccolors are best qd'
apted to dye over others, with many valuable
recipes, purchase Howe Stevens Treatise on
Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt
of rricc--lO cents Manufactured by
HOWE G STEVENS,
2GO, Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally
September 23d, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

Glen Homo. Dec. 3. 1853.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

LIVERY man that has read any thing Of the
n past history Of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
mcnt would be broken down. 1t was only qUcs-
ton or time. But now We have thc above Glori-
ous soul stirring news to cheer us up and the
only draw backto our joy and glori6cauon is tho
imminent danger Of the Contrabands coming
North to "cat out our substance" and to wear out
Eur shoes! But Of ono thing the people of Clear
dcld county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SllOkT-for short called Nou.oc-is
selling Boots ~ shoes as cheap ms any other
man in the county; and if Won don't believe it,
just give him call on court-weok, orat any other
time, and see for yourselves. llo would just ro-
mind the puhhc that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-wherc you will find him
just us Short as usual--ir not little hoHrl'-oi
CAsH than he would like to be.
All kinds of work on hands and m0do to order
on short notice and Ns welImNde. and as good fits
rs can be "skccrcd" up here or elsewhere.
NJ. Don't forget the shop--on Market street,
in Shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. II, u.
Swoopcs office, F. SHORT.
CcarGcld, Juno II, 1862.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-16


FORTRESS MoNRoE, Sept. IA The fas of
truce steamer New York arrived last evening
from James river, with four hundred return
ed prisoners Of war from the South, inoludipg
forty officers, 10 charge of Major Mulford.
The Richmond Sentinel Of The 18th reports
a destructive Ere Ia Manchester, Va, on Fri.
day night last Gilmore's large tobacco ware.
house was destroyed, with 1870 hogsheAds of
tobacco, belonging to jobs Gilmore a Co,
aud 244 hogsheads belonging to the Conled
crate States. MesSrs. Gary's warehouse was
Also destroyed with other valuable property
The total loss is "a. 100000, The ere is SUD
posed TO be the greatest which has ever oc-
Cured iu he Southern Confederacy
Tie Sentinel has an article on Gen. Sber.
mans depopulation Of Atlanta, calling it au
event unfavorable in the American war, and
without an example in modern times Itoalls
Sherman the chief among savages; the cap
tain among pirates; the leader among high.
wsymen; the prince among seoundrels and
brutes; the foremost villain OF the world -
Sherman, it sRya, has given the war a new
feature. Stern as it has been, it Ia henceforth
to be sterner. Horrible As il has been, it is
henceforth to be more So The people are
ready ifthe President wants US, let him call
for us No matter what age now. II this is
the kind Of wsFefare we are to resist, we will
strip-to fight better for halting aRe or lisp
ing innocence, to die in defense Of homes,
than to be driven out in herds, to lanRuish in
exile The last man and the last boy among
Us must take his muskst sooner than endure
such ouirsges as that at Atlanta.