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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29

A Country Residenee Tor Sale,

A DESIRABLE country residence with ffaen
"A acres Of good land, lying mile north OF Day.
ton, on the CID Troy road Is offered 81 private sale
There is a large and comfortable frame house, and
good outbuildings, on the land an orchard on hns
graned apple, pear and peach trees; large aasori-
ment Of strawb berry vines, Of the Wilson New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; also about three acres Of youne
current bushes Tor vine purposes, Any persons De.
sfing 70 purchase requested 70 call aud examine
the property for themselves the proprietor 10 coz
ddent that u will hear inspection
Also, ten and half acres q umherad land, four
miles north Of Dayton, near the old Troy road.
no2tdaWu JAMks KHOoP.
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Richmond.

We think we may safely assure the pub
lie that the pending attempt on the city
Of Richmond will be an earnest attempt to
capture; and that the authorities at Wash
ington will not, by the interposition of or
ders, or the withdrawal of troops, as it
has heretofore done, prevent success on
the point of achievement. The aspect OF
affairs is much too serious now, to encoun-
ter defeat, however desirable it may be TO
destroy victorious General. Honest A
braham must take Richmond and over
whelm the forces of Lee. or it is very diff
fcult to opredict the fate of our honest Pres
ident in the near future He may be a
prisoner or a refugee, OF at the very least,
kicked out of the Baltimore Convention
by his friends, in case of Federal failure
in the momentous enterprise which is now
being set on foot against the rebel capi-
tai. "The Government is in dead ear
nest now and if it don't take Richmond,
it will be because it can't.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
ThsPr.,.urs1o 1oo n.arr.

WASHINGTON, March 2s--- Times dispatch
says:
The pressure for the removal OF Meade is
such that the President can no longer disre.
gard il. Hooker is talked Of as his success
sor.
There is no probability of the passage of a
Bankrupt Bill HI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29

'NI-VN-7tNH W"uoF AEFo8Is
NEw YoRE, March 2s.--Msjor Bend, Chief
Of Rosecrans' Staff was sent to Washington by
that General with dispatches, was put under
arrest Monday by Halleek, under an old and
dead order Of the War Department forbidding
officers TO come TO Washington without leave
from Seey Stanton. The arrest is supposed
to be owing Roseerans recent speech in St
Louis, so says the 7'ibuHss dispatch.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
Gitp Notlcrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM N MAY co ..CERN

NOTICE is hereby gwen that there are nov pen ing
~ before the CITY Council of the city of Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to-Wlt:
To grade, gravel, curb ant gutter the north side sf
Third street east OF Beckel street
To grade and improve Mad River street nom Filth
TO Hichard street b
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were tnos
read laid the table. and The Clerk strncted to give
four weeks notice OF the pendsnoy OF The same.
The law requi all claims for damages that mA
accrue nom said improvements TO be hed in VT ting
with the CITY l'rk, setting forth the amount OF dam
ages claimed, within two weeks after the piraton
the time requ red for the publication of such rotiee
when the same will ba hkeu up for iual action.
msAdAK ANTHONY hTEph ENs. CITY CleEk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
LOvoJOy 90 be Inferred al PrIncstOn nit

New YoRT, March 29.--The funeral servi-
ces over the remains of Owen Loveioy took
place yesterday, in Brooklyn. His body will
be taken to Princeton Illinois for interment,
to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29

bD-A year ago last November, Lincoln re-
moved Mcclellan from command Of the Army
of the Potomac under the pretext that he
was not advancing on Richmond with sun
eient speed. Itis now nearly year aud half
since that removal was made aud to-day the
army still sticks where il did when Mcclellan
left il. Surely this fact may excuse fair.
Adv0sGtS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
Ths Prsslaent md eovsrnoF RramI.tts.

WAsHEGTOS, March 29.--Governor Bran.
lette aud Ex-senator Dixon ,save this alter
noon for Kentucky 1t is understood they
had free interchange Of opinion with the
President and Secretary az War, and both
parties are in concert and harmony as to the
enforcement Of the draft in that State under
the amendatory enrolment act.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
Ohio Democratic Convention.

We are authorized by Mr. ValIandgham to
say that his name was presented to the recent
Democratic State Convention Of Ohio, as a
candidate for Senatorial delegate to the Chi
cago Convention, not only without but against
his express consent He was not candidate.
All the gentlemen selected as delegates, and
also on the electoral and State tickets, we're
among his most earnest supporters last fall,
and are personal friends Detroit Free
Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29


ALBAST, NEw YoSK.
PRor DrNuSN; Tive years ago my scalp became
and my hair commences to agl cut very fast
1ae disease spread until my scalp Was enc complete
sore IL became very painful; nv rest At night
broken the burning and itching sensation was unsup
ponahlei would apply remedy after remedy, but
only momentary relief / consulied several phyai.
clans Of this city, wss informed by them that the
Ri um, and that they could not benefit me. ] read
your advertisement and concluded to consult you.
You assured me that YOU would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin.
With that assurance placed myself m your hands,
and the results are have luHurispt bead Of hair;
my scalp Is DeHeety wen, and my hair has ceased 10
fall out. Respectfully yours,
Mas. SARAH GoytP, No; III South Pearl street.
IL If fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Rsstorer, and their name is Legion, that tits
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would e6ectuay and permsnehtly restore the
hair Of those who are bald aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
Is the strongest evidence OF the fold benefits ii
conieTrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has been obtained and
they all unite in attesting to its merit and vast superb
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhduced DO not recommt nd my prepAra-
lion to cause hair to grow six feet IN treby many
consistent with the laws OF Nature 70 those who are
skeptca or incredulous, will make bona ade offer;
VIII forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dollars il ! fail TO cure the worst
cases Of partial badness, under fifteen years slsud
ing, with
THE ONLY GRE INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gensr.
ally.
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT n SEND
FOR IT.
NB.-Cures guaranteed in every case where the d.
rectlons for Sc are implicitly Obeyed
@S- Price. 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.
PROF. II. A. DE MUM,
Sole Propnstor No. - orange street,
fel3dlY Albany. New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29
GEN. BIair---msoIsllaa and Fremont.

NEw YoRK, March 29,- Heralds special
says;--Gen. Blair is about resigning his seat
in Congress TO return to the army.
There are srms indications that the report
is true that Grant desires Mcclellan and Ere.
mont to have commands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-29

A PRAYING hypocrite is like an impudent
debtor who goes every day to talk familiarly
with his creditor without ever paying what he
owes
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G9lamteo.

"ANTED-A FIRST class Carriage Smith, for
w which Wal give sos per month. Apply 70
n. ID. HALL,
malgds West LlbsTty, Logan county, Ohio.
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:Tor SaIr.
Splendid Farm for Sale

oNE-HALF MILE FhoM MIAMlsBURG.
HNHE undersigned will sell al private sale between
l. now and sue hrst day OF April next, the we'll
known farm belonging TO The estate OF Philip s. Geb.
hart, deceased obtaining one hundred and forty
seven acres. said mrm has upon it two dwelling
other necessary out bsildings. The vol " Of the
richest quality, princi psly bottom land and has also
a tine lot OF timber. Terms reasonable. Inquire OF
the subscrbers IN Mamisburg.
SAMUEL GEBHART,
ISAAC btSSIN6KR,
ia2IiaW2W FHecutora
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Aotlces.
NOTICE.

4 A. WALTERS has disposed OF hrs drug stook,
81 Ac., 20 James b. Walters. The old business
will he settled by either Of the paFtss and the hrm
name Of Walters Kelso viii Do continued for the
present. ma2odS
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
OEALED proposals for the building OF a bridge
- across Saltwater, Harrisburg. will hs
cd until saturday April g ls0i at th County Auditors .
Once, where plans and specifications may be seen.
The County Commissioners reserve the night 70
REJECT any or AL hdH
THOMAS o. LOWE,
Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
Dayton, March 10. 1s6i-maiidsawtt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

For dyeing Silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods
shawl,, Scarts, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves,
Bonnets, Sat-, Feathers, Kid Gloves,
Chilirens Clothing. and all kinds
Of Wearing apparel Gc,, DC,
Geig"A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT.~Toa
For 2j cent? you can color rs msny goods as
would otherwise cost five times shat amount
Various nades can be produced FROM the same
Dye. The process is simple, and any one can
VS. the Dye with perfect success
Directions in English, French and German 4,
inside Of each package.
For further information in Dyeirg snd giving
n perfect knowledge Of what colo.s arc best al
nptcd to dye over others, (wth many valuable
purchase Howe 4 stevens Treatise on
pycins and Colsripg. Sent by mail on receipt
Q? prico--lO cents. MauufJtur9d by
HOWE d STEVENS,
?GO Broadway, Boston.
For sole by Druggists and Dealers generally.
September 23d, 1869.
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I } nLTEW NOTfCE.--Tho poara Of Kcji.

J ELIEF NJuCE.--Tho Board Of Kei,g
i / for the coasty of CleaTiCd, win mees OF th 9
Commissioner ofics, on Wednesday and Tburs
day, TIE 25th nod 23ll dayS Of JuTy 1884,.
The Board havs directed that ~ sew appl!-
csnts must appear before tic Board ap produces
their sworn statement Getailng nums Of soldier, =,
regiment and company; when cu.igted tho
number Of children, villa as5 aud aex o. each
the township in which they resided at tle time o
enlistment, ul,t their present residence; and that
she Is without the means Of support for herself
and children, WHO are dependent upon her.
Two Witnesses Of crcdibiity, from the township
IN which she resides, must also be produce.
whose certiicate, sworn to before the board, must
set 'or.h TINT the applicant is the person she ep.r
resenis herself 10 be- that the statonmcnt ortho.
number and age Of her family is true that she
Is IN destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the ia9ts set forth in her
are just and true.
Forms containing these roquisitons can bo Oh
tanned at the office Of the Board Of Relief, when
Application i. made and the witnesses appear.
July 6, lSG4 WM. 5. BRADLEY, Clk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

JCnGE WooDFARD.- The Lancaster h-
1h5'eir, cf recent date, advocates, with
luca esrDcsincss, he nomination Of Chief
nNco Woodward, Of Pennsylvania, ly
be Chicago Convention. The ln'f'Ygfncsr
bus qpcaks Of our distinguished fellow
'ligrn: Ph&L Ag..
Without disTaragenon, 10 Others, we
*rrot 'eflnin from saying that, in our
'rmJle opinion, # it should be deemed
FL tY the Convention to ignore military
lpa'tca'ions entirely, and select the
'aod2rd bearer from among thc distin-
|psbed civilians Of tho country, then wo
,oo" Of no individual combining more OF
ne essential elements Of the great slatcs-
nsn Than Chief Justice Woodward. Able
II accomplished rs o Jurist, profoundly
rf'ed IN constitutional law. Of unsullied
lsonal and political integrity. and with
possessed of indomitable Will and en-
Zfy' he would DO the very man TO takc
~ oi the helm at the present critical
lp; and guide tho ship Of State with a
Ssay hand amid the terrible break ers
ch surround 1t through the incompe-
4 ~ ana dishonesty of tho present Ad.
I',,raiion. This is our candid opinion,
IL looking over The whole ground, and
give it to tho public for what it il,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

'Tho editors AMI proprietors Of
lPapers in New Jersey held a meet
lew days since, ut which they agreed
vance the price OF all weekly paPers
l'O dollars q year in advance. This
'eodered absolutely necessary by the
advance in every kind of printing
oIal' Most of the newspapers in
s,a'e have done the same thing, and
s, expect to live will DO forced TO
T"'hs example
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TERMS;
The CAMPAIGN AGg, of Thirteen Yuu.ber,.

The CAMPAIGN AGg, Of Thirteen Nuuberi.
Stx GLE CORES for the series 5O,onts
il CLUE, Of not less than 20 to one address rs "
A" 80 40 u"
Cash must accompany each order, and NO va
RATION WILL BIZ MADE IN ANY CASE
FROM THE ABOVE TERMS,
Orders should bo sent in Immediately, or a
latest by tho FIRST day of August 10
GLOssBRENNiiR u WELSH,
93O, Chestnut tree.
Pbiiade phis. pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

a NC'sANcg.-Wo hear much complain
pf The conduct Of tho youth Of our town
Here is no sort OF mischief that they Or,
b.. accused Of Their general conduct j.
pry,hirs bat commendabie, and nn)es
Effective nCans Of. reform arc very sycedi
y adopted the chance Of making useful
ben out OF them will 90, exceed one j.
'wen'y. The authorities could 10 much.
'td they ehogld begin It once by ,talin,
aerui,ancs Of loys-suns Of whom hsv,
l'.e suut Of Young men ard bcaux 90 bath
irg At lie bridge. These exhibitions, in
lfoad day light, ia Of almos. daily occur
'ence, and ia n horrible shame, Prompt
nlea,uros should La taken a. once To ,ul
stop 20 it,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

Lo'7,-On Friday last, on tho rublic
road somewhere between Frcnch's saw
Mil, and tho turnpike near John uoll's,
, Gum O'ercos,. The finder v Ill DO suit
sbly rewarded by leaving tho Goa. a,
Graaampton or Kylertonn.
July -, G. b. GOQULASp7R
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TgPpEvy.

RCULAR'-H[SFORY OF THEpEvN
X SYLNANIA RESERVES. Eli.s Barr, &
Co, respectfully announce that u ey have prepa.
ration n history of tho PeuEsy wanna Reserves
from their Organization to tho pirs ton or their
term Of service.
The history will contain u G names Of all the
officers aud privates Of tue corps--thofr promo.
TONS casualties and dis,h' rcos-ais1. Er,phio
descriptions of their cump fo md their gallant
achievements ia the many battles in which they
have taken part-all deriy ed from Vi i,al AMI Az,
thtntic sources.
The History Of the Pennsylvania Re,erves will
he in One Volume Of COO pages, octave sfss. neat
ly printed ON good paper, aud ~ 0sinrtiiily bound
in black cloth. continuing n sts engraving Of
the lamented Reynolds, and oDs Of GOV Curtin
who first recommended the formation Of t1s
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps,) and will be sold
only by subscription. IL will De foady in August,
next.
Tho publishers fcG' confident thst theiust pride
,bich every Pennsylvania must entertain for
he brave men whose gallant achieve nents and
pstriotic self-devotion IL records will secure for
The History n generous and apprcciativs re-
,eption. ELIAS BARR & Co. Pv bliskers.
No. 6. East King Street
ef3-Active and rolisble Agents wanted in eve.
y district in Pennsylvania to cUivass for tho a,
rove work. .-syT
JonS +. MooRE, Cleatl I'D Pa, Agent Tor Clear
isld county, June 20, 1894.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

Tn. DR4rT,-We are requested to state
that speciSl meeting of tho Exemption
Club OF the borough of ClearGclj. will 10
held at The Reading Room. on tomorrow
evening Thursday a! o'clock. As bu,
siness of importance is 10 be transacted,
punctual attendance is esrnos.ly request
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

CORRECTION. An important! omission
|ts'ing occurred in the latter part OF the
lst section cf The law providing for the
taking Of the vote on the proposed amend.
neut Of the Constitution, as given in the
sAeritts proclamation, as published in our
two last Issues, il is now corrected.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

BY divine permission the Rt. Rev. WV BAooy
su yrNs, assistant Bishop of the Diocese Of Penn.
,ylvaria will hold service in st Andrews Church
,'erIfeld, On Sunday, the i7th day Of, June, at
1ti o'slock a H. ard at o'clock D. IN, and will
prsn tNu M.ndHy for visitation hr Andniil
bed fa'iee III fhiIipabvrg, on Tuctdsy tho l9lh
inst
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ORDTNATCE No &

Do IL enacted BY tie B,pyes, and Toisn CoaH.
e.! Of .fen W0shington, and il is hersJy enact =
ed G.d ordained by authority Of the came:
lst That from and after tho passage Of this
ordnance II shall no; 10 lawful for any swine.
hoSs, shoa,s or pigs 20 run NJ large on any Of the
streets, roads alleys of said borough and il il
hereby MADE tho duty Of the high Constable to
take up oil swine, hogs, shoats or pigs which M,
he found running at large on any Of tho streets
roads or alleys Of said borough, and noti Y tho
owners thereof 10 pay a fao of not less than tucn
ty-hve cents for the frat violation Of this orii.
nance, and fine OF not less than QUE dollar for
every subsequent violation Of the Same And on
failure Of tfo Cwncr of such swine hog. shoat Or
pigs, to pay the fine aforesaid after due notice is
giYsn the high constable shall proceed to cell the
same at public Outcry by at leuet SIX hours pub.
lie notice, ly at least two written notices. The
proceeds OF such sale, less tho oEpense., 70 be
paid by the high constable TO the owner.
%nd. That the borough and town council Of tho
borough OF New Washington, annually, on or be.
fore the frst day Of June of each year, iurnish
tts ceiisctor Of borough taxes with list Of all
logs bitches or pappics kept within the bcundt
+ said borough, aud tic said collector shall,
within thirty days oG tho tIac Of receiving said
let demand and receive f.om tho owner Of ta h
log or puppy, ono dollar, and from the owner li
ach bitch, two dollars sni upon failure # th,
wner Of ssch dog, bitch or puppy to pay tho tax
IS aiorosaid, within thirty days from the date "
uch demand made, the spid collector shall rro.
eud - collect tho same by distress and ,rir o.
oods MD cAUtiyls of such owner as county rates
nI leYies arc cy.lectabl) by law. Adopted Nav
i?th, 1881 JN2. Il. BYEBs, Bmgsw
j. k. MJACREAl, See. jqre 2.th g.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

ETARM OF 226 ACRES FOX
a SALE,-Pcrsons desiring bar
gain III the purchase Of FARM viii do we'll :,
embrace tho opportunity now offered. The fare,
Is situated in Morris township, CIearfeld county.
about so acres cleared and improved with good
outbuidings, and is advantagoously located, Nnf
can be made highly productive, II will BE- sold
at bargain. ~ For further particulars apply
"a the sn5sc-ibor either in person or b. letter ~
kyertown Post 0Sico, Cicartpll county.
wjun. /, 2m pd. FREDERICK NEBEL.
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lIog Is TnIs2- We learn Tia. the PRO.
81 Marshal for this county !, now sery-
g.no,ices to l5 men recently drafted in
'sly losn ship, in this county. It has
pen generally understood thSt the quota
that township was filled. IS the fall
noGnI Of bounty money had been paid.
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A DyINgsTR ATOR,s oTICE-YoGo.

A DMINgSTRATOR's NOTICE Notice
IA is hereby gycn, That Letters or Admins.
traton on the estate of Greenwood McCracten,
late of Ferguson p., Closrtcld CO., Pa, deceased
having been granted to the undersigned, all per.
sons indebted to said estate arc required to rake
immediate payment and those having elaine,
against ihe sano will present them duly au uhOntl.
Gated for settlement JOHN II. ROWLES.
jun, % Gi.pd. Administrator
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Plrct,

H''"f
bn.F nl'H'
LG"' b'U',
! l., rene" "'"S,
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u isa z
Ca Nj p A IG n A G. + .
TIE PUBLISHERS OF
THE PHILADELPHIA AGE

~ ~ a Ia - u al II AUD
VIII Issue Campaign Sheet for tho DmocrsNa
and Conservative masses.
1t will be printed on large sheet Of fine whit,
paper at such rates as will bring it within tho
reach Of all. 1t will support the nominees Of tho
Democratic National Convention. tao full pro.
cccdinr' Of which will 70 published in its col
umns. 1t will boldly advocnto the rights Of tho
white man, nnd fearIeSsly sustain al the consti-
tutioaa rights Of the citizen, no mater from what
quarter they may be assailed.
Tho fret number will he issued about the 9Th
Of August: The whole number viii be thirteen
following each other weekly, until the Presiden-
tiol election, the result Of which will be contain
ed ia the fns number. Democratic and Conser-
vative Clubs, County Committees, Agents aud all
Interested IN the cause are invited to cooper ate
in the circulation Of
THE q CAMPAIGN AGM.
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1854.

1861 1864.
PHlLADELnIlIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
'sNii.S great limo trayerses the Northern and
Northwestern counties Of PENNSYLVANIA 10
tho city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Psnnsyirrnia RaR-
roud tompaHy, md under their LuSpiccs il be-
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire !.a.th.
1t l. now IN u" for Passenger aud Freight bu.
sinos. from Harrisburg to ST. MARr's iglFork.
2ll miles, on the Eastern Division, and frurn
Sheffield 10 Eric, as miles on the Western
Division.
Tiac Of Pessenger Trains at Epporiua.
Express Train loavsS eas ward 3 i0p.N.
Ac.'m'n Train arrives westward 20 p. ".
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both wnvs
on these trains between Philadelphia ard Lock
Haven. and between Baltimore aui Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Care accompany tho ENpress
Train both way. between Wiiianspnrt and Euti-
moro, and NIi!iamspalt and phtGirlphia
For Information respecting Passenger business
apply at the :, 4. Cor. llih ard Market sts..
And for Freight business Of the Comnauv's
AGENTS 5 b. Kingston, j., Cor. i3th and Make
,ts, PhiloAclphipi
J. ". Reynolds Erie;
: N, Drill, Agent n c. r. R BaLtmarei
H. H. IlpvsToS. GoUI Freight ag't, phia.;
LEWIS l.. iloUrr. G'n1 Ticket Agt, phUu.;
Jo' b. FoJrs Gsnl Manager, Wiansport.
may %, 1884.
sg0UsFu0LDG 1ODS-Tiuwa-c,Q o ocnsaars.
( 4 Glassware, WoJiruwara. Looking Glasses
lloeks, Nails, Gln'st OILS, Paints, Lumps Wall
Paper, at al piccsUt
J.P. KRATZER'S.
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Perhaps il would have been heltor had
Jaw been so framed as to compel all to
'eT the army, wher drafted, who were
.abe Of service Indeed, pc Jelieys il
ydcoms 10 his."- Harrisburg Telegraph.
ln'il the "law is so framed" poor men
feel very much inclined to stay at
re
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

L. " M,ETERNAN, Dentist, respectfully in
I forms tho citizens oC Glen IIore, Jan-syiio
gnd vicinity, that he has located in Jsuewyllc,
where he ir prepared to wait upon all who may
dcsire his professional services EN-C Calls to
o,he. parts of tho colnty will be promptly attend.
ed to- r. NJ. McElENNAN.
may 1894 3m.pi
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ID oNNET5--Fashionabl. Bonnets, hatS, Nots,
- Caps, Shakers, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes,
Grape, Bonnet Silks AMI Millinery Goods gonsc-
ally cheaper tlan tAc cheapest a.
j. Z. KRAZER,S