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ARMY AGUE DROPS.
TESTIMONIALS:

We are happy to refer tO-IIis Excclency A.
Lincoln; Gen. Mcclellan Gen. Fremont; Cen.
Burnside Gen. Hanceck; Gen. Fitzpatrick; Gen.
Rice Col Pye, 95th N Y; Col Quick, 18th N Y
C; Col Fowler, lith N Y M; Major Doremus,
AD c; Mpjor Reifsnyder, 35th Pa; Major VIII
cox, A DC; Major Pamsey, Major tillwell, Ma
jor Babcock, Lieut.. Whean, Surgeons A;
Rt Rev Bishop Potter, Rev DR. Tying, Rev DR.
Taylor, New York Rev IL W Beecher, Rev
L IL Chaplin, Bro oklyn; Rev Mr. Cheever, Rev
Mr. Bangs, New York His Honor Mayor Wood,
Hon NJ Kalbfeish, Hon NJ 0deu, Brooklyn
Hon Mayor Guntber, Hon Horace Greeley, New
York and hundreds of other equally well known
gentlemen, for which see circulars.
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4 :. A<@sDH iASh-
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'rature' Fine Arts, and fashions. The ioost
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IN 'act to make complete LADY'S BOOK.
THE LADIES FAVORITE FOR as YEARS
No magazine has been able to compete with IL.
None attempt it.
.G0DEl'S RECEIPTS for evcry department
OF household. These alone are werth the price
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Drawing Lessons for the Young. another s,e.
eialty with Cooley. ~
original Music, worth So a year. Other Mac.
a2inos publish old, worn.out music but The snh.
serlbers to GOdey get ii before the music s,ore,.
Gardening for Ladies. Another pecuiarity
with Cooley.
:, Fashions from Mossrs A. T. Stewart S Co. Of
New York, the millionaire merchants, ,ppear in
Godey, the only Magazine that has them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated Br.di, of
New York. "''' Vi
Ladies' Bonrets. We give more of thOm in
year than any other Magazine. In fact. the La
dy Book enables every lady to be her own bon.
net maker.
MARION HARLAND, authoress of "A,one.n
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ARMY AGUE DROPS,
And it il strongly recommended to persons trav-
cling through places charged with missm.

We respectfully call attention to our testimo-
nas. Many of our letters stte st that hundreds
of lives have been saved in the army by .ts use.
Indeed, SO we'll are its curative qualities appre-
ciated in the army, that the most successful Sur
geons in the Field and Hosbital use it almost
exclusively in the diseases for which wo claim its
infallibiliy. The best physicians always seize
the best means to effect u cure, hence the uni
versatility of the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

i saHThe Louisville SournG narrates o
Characteristic electioneering trick at
Democratic meeting in Kentucky:
Last Saturday night Lieutenant Gov
krnor Jacobs spoke at Frankford. We
may say here that he is one OF the nobiest
pocimens of loyal conservatism to be
bund in the country. An ardent Breok,
/nridee Democrat in 1860, and with all
is Surroundings Turing him into the fatal
ath which the influence Of that magnetic
kader exerted, he never swerved from
&s LOYALTY to the Union cause or his de,
5btion 10 the maintenance OF an undivided
buntry. After ha had finished an effect
be speech at the State Capitol, amidst
bud cheers for Mcclellan, a shout Tor
In. Davis arose from the crowd. me
Military guard was or the qui vive to de-
Z )ct the offendsr, and he was at once ar
kted, when il was discovered that he
s an ardent supporter OF Mr.. Lincoln.
pOn the establishment OF this fact ne
Is released from duress With gentle
primand. We dismiss this mode OF
ection eering without even digni'ying u
arepriraand."
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HAVJPT e. Co.,
For Salc-A Fruit Farm.

HNIIE subscriber offers for sale on easonable
terms his FARM situated in Lawrence town
ship, about midway between Clsarfeld and Cur
wsnsvile It contains about S5 acres, with about
55 acres thereof cleared, with Frame House
and Franc Barn. There are upwards of 400
grated Apple trees In good coodition-sOme 20
? enr trees, with quantity Of Cherry trees,
Grapeyinss. and other small fruit thereen--the
whole being well located. The title is indisput-
able. For terms apply to the suescriber at
CleGrHsld. 0bohuh IhohR'
August 10. 1se4-N
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Terms Of Godey's Lady's Book for '65

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ASorHBR.--A few days since we ne!lced
an item stating that Thomas Clark, Esq.
connected with the New York post
Office for over twenty years-was Instantly
killed while riding on the locomotive on
The Hudson river road We knew him
we'll, as a faithful officer and accomplished
gentleman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

TnE ARMY CoNsUMPrIoN or HORSES
Some interesting facts in regard to the
supply of horses aud their consumption by
the army, have recently been presented
by New bury (N Y, veterinary surgeon,
DR.. Nogeli. The census shows that the
number of horses in the United States in
1860 was 6, ll5,45S. After making deduc-
tons fer the Southern States, for horses
under and abave a working age, diseased
and uaserviceahle, DR.. V. reduces tho to-
tal resources of the horse market in the
loyal States to l,067,S08 animals. The
annual want for civil use is l44,Ol8, for
military use, los, 742, or one-fourth annu-
ally of the total horse supply. The colts
under four years old are estimated at >,
4l4,l74, one fourth of these, or 27S,544
will annually reach the age of four years,
but as this number may be reduced one
tenth for deaths and disasters among the
colts, the ultimate annual actual supply is
put at $50 600, while the annual need for
lhe army and for civil life is 253,I60,
showing deficiency of 900 horses each
year. DR.. Vogeli makes no statement OF
the mules which are used in the army
Though he allows for their use, which re-
llieves SO MANY horses. Il his estimates
&are correct there is good reason for the
high price of horses besides the deprecia-
Hon in the currency. The waste of horses
in the army from bad treatment and neg
}ect is enormous.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

sS5~ The Adams Express Company have
established branch office in our town.
This supplies a want that has long been
fell in tLis community. Mr.. Joseph S
Showers, we believe, is their agent,
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B5g Attention is directed to the sdver-
.isomeut of the Clearfeld Academy. The
winter term com mences on the 5th OF the
coming mouth.
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Editor cfhe Republican e:

( (NAuTlON.-All persons are hereby caution.
~ ed against buying or selling certain Dark
Brown Mare, now in the possession Of John High,
Jr', OF Knox township, as the same belongs to
me and is in his use on loan only.
Nov. 2, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

KuLED.-U. j. Jones, Esq, on of the
most racy writer's connected with the
newspaper press Of the interior of Penn
sylvania, and author of the History Of
the Valley of the Juniatta," was killed at
Harrisburg on last Friday night His
body was found under the oow-cs. .cher,
crushed TO a shupeless mass lie leaves a
family.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
THE NEWS.

Gen. Sherman, after destroying every
thing that coald be of advantage to the
enomy at Atlanta, left that point, part ot
his force on the 9th, and the remainder
$1,000 in alO on the 18th, for Macon
thence 10 Augusta, his final destination
being supposed TO be either Charleston,
Savannah, or Mobile. I he distance from
Atlanta to the nearest sf these three
points is over 800 miles. His army is sup
piled with sixty days rations. No con.
siderable rebel force can confront him
until after he reaches Macon, which is
about 100 miles from Atlanta. But be-
fore he reaches that point the Confeder-
ate authorities will be fully apprized of
his movement, and can send detachments
by railroad, either from Lees army at
Richmond, or from Hoods army (now
Beauregard's) in Northern Alabama and
Tennessee. This is, beyond all question,
the "biggest thing" yet attempted during
the war. Fit is successful, Sherman will
have eclipsed all other commanders for
genius as we'll as boldness but if he fails,
II will not lie the loss of what is left Of
what was half Cur military force six
months ago, but Sherman will be discard
cd As a madman.
Tha. the rebels are awake 10 this move
ment of Sherman's is evidenced BY the
report, by way Of Richmond, that Early,
with large portion Of his force in the She
nandoah valley, had returned TO Gordons-
vile, which is in railroad communication
with Augusta, Ca, via the Danville road.
A,ids from this the war news has
but little interest. Report, say that an
attack on Memphis is threatened by
Beauregard, who is at Corinth.
A dispatch from Louisville, dated 10Th,
gives a report that Breckenridge, with
10000 men, had defeated our forces al
Bulls Gap, East Tennessee. A similar
report comes via Richmond, and that the
object is 10 invade Kentucky.
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ESTRAY.

NOUND:--0n the road between Curwesville,
II and Logan's Mill, on the 29th October last,
a TRAVELLING BAG, containing, among other
things, several articles of clothing. The owner,
by calling upon the subscriber and paying char
ges, can have his property. s. BERTAUT.
Lawrence tp. New. 9, 1884.
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HElIOGRAPHIC.

VNHE undersigned, having completed his Pilot.
4 ograph Gallery, in Shaws Row, two doors
west of the Mansion House, ClearGeld, Pa, is
now ready to wait on all in want of
JNirsG GLASS PORTRAITS.
My arrangements are such as will enable mo to
furnish those beautiful productions of sun draw
ing in the highest style of the art. Having fitted
up my rooms at a considerable expense, with a
view to the comfort and pleasure Of my patrons,
hope by strict attention to business and desire
tO please, to merit liberal share cf public
patronage. A full supply of Gilt, Rosewood, and
other Frames, Albums, and an endless variety Of
Cases always on hand,
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PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAlTG..l.
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y Northwestern counties Of PcuU..rau.a 81.
the city Of Eric, on Lake Erie
1t has been leased by tho PaHusglca.ta Ea..
road (ompany, and is operated hy tl.n
Its entire length was opened for pas ea sci
freight business, Oct l7th, 1854.
Time Of Passenger Truins "a Emporiur.
Through Mail Train leaves eastward 2iJ PM
westward 1919 Z "
Passenger Cars run through WITHOUT JIAg.r
both ways between Philadelphia and Eril
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Expres. Trains bo;.
'ways between Willamsport and Baltimore, ono
WiIliNmsport and Philadelphia.
For Information respecting Passenger bu.ihqsa
apply at the S, 4. Cor. lIth and Market sts
And for Freight business Of the Company
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sts., Philadelphia
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yEVuIS large ana commodious MOTEL sds
& lightmlly located on tio hanl. of ta0s
quehannn, in the borough Of Curwensy.ij
The present proprietor will spare 40 eT,rt D.
render bis customers comfortable, pod l39es 3;
MORT liberal share of public patronage
HIS BAR AND TABLE
VIII be well supplied with every ..l- tlo r1ns
ket affords. Rsftmen viii always au-Es' '!ri4
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All Of which will be sold at greatly reduc-
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oRuERLY AT THE pRLLEFoSTs FousDRr-oHANsr
PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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NOTICE Not is here.
II by given that Letters Tesiamen.try an .-.
estate of WM. A. MASON, lsto oi ellr
willie borough, clearield county 20 ace, %
having been granted to the undersigns1 -!l tr
sons indebted to said estate arc required u a.f-o
immediste payment, and those having ciaii1s
against The same will present them duly aUhent.
Gated for settlement
II r. THOMPSON.
Nov. 2.ft hIegEt5r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
Noon Reports.
TEBEL MOVEMENTS In WEST
ERN VIRCiNl}.
Effect Of the Amnesty PrOclama-
ton i'm the Rebel Army.
THE U. S. TREASURY FULL OF GOLD.
IMPORTANT FROM IDAHOE
THE U. S. TREASURY FULL or GOLD.
IMPORTANT FROM IDAHOE
A Large Amount of Gold Awaiting
Transportation.
W A S HIN GT0N NE IS,
&C., &C., &C., sc.
From New York

NEw YORK February 10 "A special to tn,
Herald. dated Headquarters Department of Wes
Virginia. Feb. Is. says:
From reports of deserters and refugees il j;
evident that the rebels are making extensiv,
preparations along the line OF the Tennessee an,
Virginia R,irond either experimenting adj
vance from u or preparing for AN offensive move
ment themselves:
a special to the Times dated Washington
Fen Ia saw:
Senator Summers report on the repeal of the
fugitive slave law and the legislation OF the
emancipation proclam nation was read in commit
tee to-day and will be presented TO the Senate
on Monday.
Several hundred copies of the amnesty proca-
nation have been seut into Lees army within a
week. The effect l. already perceptble in the
increasei number of deserters.
The Trbune's special, dated Washington, Feb
lS says:
Tie officers who escaped from Richmond have
been granted a iurlough Tor 80 days:
In the House to DIV Mr. Garfield stated that
there will be S74 600 900 IN gold in the treasury
by the 1t ot July, at the present rate of receipts.
anil the pledges OF Government for coin are S23.
OO0.00O
New Orleans correspondent reports the firing
into the steamer Sallie Robinson by guerrlas.
near Donelsonyille, on the morning of the l0ih
inst
Capt Fisk. of the Northern Land Exhibition.
arrived at New York IRON Idahoe, ELI route for
Washington
The reports that any of this band were killed
by Indians is untrue. They all returned in
safety
Capt Fisk reports sl5,O00O O0O in gold dust
:here awaiting transportation To New York
There are over IL 900 miners on the ground.
mostly old C,fornians
Capt. Fisk has nugget valued at $3.50. a
present from miner To President Lincoln
Capt. Fisk estimates the emigration to ldahoe
this summer AT 10000
The gold region of the Hollow stone is under
the northern base of the Black Hills and ia AL
tho guiches leading to Big Horn, principal trio
utarv TO that river.
The steamer Atlantic. from Hilton Head on
the 10Th, arrived this morning
Gen. Gilmore and staff arrived at Port Royal
on the 18th
The Florida expedition was complete sue
cess Several points besides Jacksonville were
captured and our forces were pushing on through
the State No part OF the expedition had re
turned
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THE AMERlCA AN DtSPENsARY WE TREAT By
"a new method. and with the happieSi results Pro
kIJsus TERI falling of the womb Ldnceyafi0D I7cer
Stion Luch rve.t. whitesl L s,.ry and all other dis
eases to which the ADsglea FeHaaie is So PECULIARLY
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one
the doctors Female SyriR0eS This instrument sh,Is
be used every woman in the land for purpos-
cefRliHess comfort. hedb&, DC Sent free ON receip
of stamp copy Of Private Letter to Married Lsdie
health. cfc. The Doctors celLr2fed Female F'ks
fresh from the Dispensary are reyy g0od simple dis
eases irregularities, dc. Price 81 sent by mail
Al tbe American Djsg,ensory we al % treat acifI0
DercurV and with falling success TeHerfal or
what the Quacks call PriUafS secref diseases;
in all its stages Gonorrhea. Geet Structure Hyrocele
CircOcele Varcocele Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'm.
potency and effects Of Seifahu>e The lasi SIX ar,
treated Of in privae letter, which we send free on
receipt of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon in charge Of this de.
partmen ia of the hest Hospitals i'm Europe and in
New York City, enables him TO treat patients scientca
IL and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance can communicate by ette
and be treated AZ their homes In urgent cases send A.
S1O and receive II oicines.
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Indianapolis and Madison
R& "a n n-HE aDA -.
1868. MM = 1868.
New Arrang z e I'm ent To Co mn I'm encs
day. Feb. ,, 1861.

day. Feb. ,. 1861.
FuNNO passenger trains daily Sundays excep;ed) Be.
u tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. at 900 A.
and p NJ. arriving Madison at 10 so A NJ and SO
Pm.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. NJ and 40 p.
arriving at indianapolis at ii A. ". and 74n p. VI.
Trains leave Columbus for Ru~hyille al p NJ arriv-
ing at 10 p VI. Returning leave Rusbviile al u.
arriving at Columbus AZ HIS A. n.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. low az By any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find ito theirinter
ship by this line.
feb2 ID. C BRANHAN. Superfntepdeut.
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WAsHIxGrnS. February lS-lhere will be no
change in the command ct the Army of the Po-
tomac Meade will retain the position for the
next campaign.
There was something of Il sensation in the
Senate to day by II statement of Mr. COnnesS
relative TO the imperative necessity OF sending a
feet OF war steamers to The Pacific coast without
delay
The authorities have positive Information that
rebel steamers have lett Asia for that coast and
il is feared that Sau Francisco will be menaced
before the navy afford the requisite protec-
ton.
The argument in tho United States Supreme
Court in the patent hat body case has been con-
cuded.
The Court to day is engaged on few small
California
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly will BE charged the full Daily rates
with enc half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns, OF ten
under will be charged for each insertion 81; If
ten lines. ten cents Per line.
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices Of the
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named. 20 be paid In advance;
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Orders, Benevolent Societies and Srging Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
Insertion. eight lines ~ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without rotice free
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