davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ng friendship, their
tIqaf attachment, their hopes for the
lture, and like topics; and taking the
Id mans daughter by the hand, said
| now, sir, ask your permission TO
lansplant this beautiful flower from its
aren't bed"-but his "phelinx" oyer-
Lame him, and he forgot the remainder
Iof his oratorical flourish, blushed, stan-
mered, and finally wound up with
'tfrom it's parent bed into ney o,On. -
The father keenly relished the discom-
future of the sutton, and after removing
his pipe and blowing cloud, replied:
hav w sn5 gSeeo %an ro aGd kn og ,
ry the girl first"
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- i
q. and s,esye,,
Linen Collars,
Magic '"lu'hY.
'iiN liam
aissgo.,
Manchester lancaster,
HooSE-AEErEks eooDs:
Rpssta Crash,
Turk NIB i 18th a -, 1oT ns,,,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03
WALL. PA p FIR.


has boon received and he has very full and we'll
assorted ock of XII, ds Of Wall Papers and Curtain
Goods for sala cheap the times will allow.
R.N. BURNETT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03

THE 9Th CAVALRY. letter received
from Lieut.. John Power of the 8th Iowa
cavalry, states that they are in Georgia,
having pursued the enemy beyond Dali
ton. The Muscatine boys in the 8th
including Lieut.. Horton, were all well.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03

E. FRANK RICHMAN, son of Judge
Richman, of this city, has been appoint
ed Adjutant of the 44th regiment
Frank is scarcely out of his teens, but is
fitted both by nature and education for
this responsible position. The regi-
ment is fortunate in securing his SER
vices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03
DONE, MISUNDERSTANDING

I township is the first that has
ged for the Orphans Asylum
1T. Morehouse and Miss Nellie Viele,
and Mr.. Metz, for the Germans, have
canvassed what they modestly call two
thirds of township, and report as the
result one hundred and forty-five dol
lars. All honor to this little township
It is hoped others and larger ones will
emulate it in the good work.
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HoUsE-KEEPERs' GOODS

HOUSE-KEEPERS' GOODS:
9x10xll-4 'heeting-Bleached a d Brown.
4x3x6-4 Pillow Musiins,
SSnd a. BROWN snd Big he 3tiri;ng..
Rpssia Crash, I'll
HuoHabueI.
Blsa:hed Scotch rIsp-r,
Turki Ii Bath towels,
Birds Eye Diaper,
Els ,ched and Bro Su Table Linen
Irish Linens,
Linen Fronts,
sMarsees Fronts,
Paris Fronts,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03

A LARGE AND WELL SELECT
IA ED stock of Turkey morocco and calf
pocket books, wallets and purses
J. II. CANON & Co, City Drug Store
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03

Enl1YDtiYri:s. ~
IA and Sleeyes,
CcI'ars I'D Gle wee. nav style,
Linen CoIiYrs,
Edgiug and in,.rting
Magic Rnfling
GIN ;!IAM:
aissgos,
Paisley,
Maguhester
lancaster,
Chambrays.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-03

curtain Goods.
Fancy Lasting.
Stripe Reps,
English Damssk,
German ,mask
Uoion Dsnask,
Oil Shai.s,
Canbrcs,
Cotton pinih
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i. Price, Is cents per Box, or Boxes sor 81.
: Prepared tg DR.. J. c. AVER & Co.. Lowell. Mass
F. II. Stone, ]. b. Dougherty, j. II. Canon &
Co., Graham Bros. and Henry Geiss, Muscatine,
Iowa. je25d2tprwins-wly.
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where the property is impressed, tn - LEA
sons for disappearing the same. and siid com
:nissioner> may hear such proof as the piItle'
may respectively adduce- aud their decision
Shall he final. provid d. that tle owner may
receive the price off red h3 the lnpressnt
officer without prejudicse to his claim Il
receive the higs, compensation.
r.. 9TH. i'IoEides THAT all property n'ces-
5try fer the support OF the owner ana ft
family. or fol the carrying s'n OF h:s busities
Or occuE E,aiion. shall not be impre sscd
Sec. ga. nroviaes that property lost oi
damaged VII lie temporarily u:pf@ssee "y IN
officer. SHALL be paid for, by the'ii of a.
eq qIvileEt III DANA ges.
SEC 9Th Provide. that the impress Inent G.
slaves she'll be regulated by the iaA- OF tnt
,~:sI;e whert~thu mpressiient Is mad at1i Il
abs5ncc of such State laws. then to be re3uiat /
IA by the Secretary Of Waf.
Ssc. iU That pr vtuus 20 the hfst aay o
December next, no Siase labnFing on Iarh
or plan ;.ttion exclusively devoted Ia taes pro
due ton OF 1raiu and prov sions. shall be t.ihei
for he public use. " thont the consert OIL tbs
owner. exc pit ia case of UT gent necessity.
Sec. IL. That any comm; sS oned officer Oh
priv ate who shall violate the prasisioiis OF ths
act Shall be tried before he military court o
the corps to which he Il attached. on ee'af pts III
made Byssl1e ownes or ees1tr person. .s,.d or
conv:c, ion. il an officer, be shall be cashieret
and put into ranks as private. ana TIA non
comm ssi oned officer OF private ne shall suffer
such punishment not inconsistent with military
law. as the court may derect-"
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VOL l.

Circuit, Sion Il Rogers. Wake. Attorney Gen
erAl; 4th Circuit, Thomls Settle. Rocking gham
,th Circuit, Ralph BaXton. Cumberland. 9th
Circuit, Robert + Armheid. Yadlin. tn Cir
Gu t, William Byanm. Sth Circuit, Augustus ).
Merrimon, Buncombe.
CoNFEDERArE STATES DISTRICT COURT Hon
Asa Brig .s. Martin. Judge. George Stron"
Wayne. Attorney. " Watson, raven. Clerk
Wesley Jones, v AXE. Marshal
CeuNcr. OF STATE f D S4ticTthwaite, Plti
robert z Dick, Guiltord DR. jaime, Galloway
silkes I. r.ldrcder, JohnstG Uargrave
Anson. l. Stubs ,iartin, Janns Pattoc,
Buncombe.
LITERARY BoARD.--His Excelen Gov.
Vance President @kS oFFrcIo- Rev Wi'liah Z
Pell. Wake. aa.i Professor iiici'ard Sterling.
Guilford. Dr.. Vm. Sic ali, OF Ga>tUDj Kicial q
IL Ba tile, Jr. Secretary. :
BOARD INr:suN VI IMPR0vEM RS Ills F1-
cellrucy Governor Vance, President TX oF<1cIo
Hl.l Eaton. Jr, OF arren and il r Ian e:'. o'
Nv Hanover, Richard ii Battle, Jr:, Secrc-
airy.
COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FuNn.-Hon. Tho E
RufiA Alama1cc, Hon. Nelsion n Edwards.
Wa rren. and Hon. David LSwaia, Orange.
The Univcrsi ty- Of N ,rih Carolina is a.
Chapel Hill Hon. DaSid l. Swain, pres;d dent.
Rev. Calyia2ii W.ey is Snpssintendent Of
tie Comn.ca Sc!ios1S ct the stats.
" Icy Palmer. 4 NJ, is Principal of the N
G stitu ion -ior the Deaf and Onmp and b ina
at Raleigh.
DR.. Edmund C Fisher is Superintendent OF
Asvl:,m for the Iusane. at Raleigh
Rev. ~ VI W,ngate is President ct Wake
Forest College, (Baptst) which is fer the
present suspend ed
Rev. Braxton Craven is President Of Trinity
~ Res-G 49, il President Of Day idsou
College (Presbyt rian)
Major W NJ Gordon is SuperIndent or the
Il H.ll.boro Military Academy.
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His Excellency zebulon b Vance, Buncombe,
Governor.
Col Danl A Barnes, Northampton, Al :.
do George Little, Wake. do.
Richard Ii Battle. Jr, Anson, Private Sec
retary.
DR. lward Warren. Chowan, Surge on Gen'l.
Joh1P II Russ. Wake. Secretary al State.
Jonathan Worth. Randolph. Pa lie Treasurer.
Curtis IL Brogien, Wayne, Comptroller.
Samuel F Phillips, Orange. Auditor
,EbeneZer Emmons. State G ologst.
Oliver Il Herry. Wake State Librarian.
Major General C Gatin, Lenoir, Adjutant
General.
Captain William B Culick, Beaufort. Pay
master.
Captain Thomas Hoyg Wake, Comn1sarys
aud Ordnance Officer.
Captain James Sloan. Guiliord, Quarterm aster
Captain Henry Dowd EdgcOmbe, do
James II Foote, Iredell, Asst. Adjt. Cen.
Roll Of Honors.
William Graham, Jr. Orange, Asst AdJt
General
Lieut.. John- 2 Neathcry, Wake, Asst. Adjt
General.
Lieut.. Thoaas White, Franklin, Asst Quarter
master.
judicial.
SUPREME CoURrs.-Richmon NJ Pearson
Yadkin, Chief Justice William II Battle
Orange, and Matthias e Manly. of Craven
Judges Sion H Rogers, Wake, Attorney Gen
eral. Hamilton c Jones, Rowan. Reporter
Edmund Freeman, Clerk. (Meets in this city
of Raleigh secoad Monday in June each year
The ,MOrgaaton term has been discoDtinued)
SurERIoR CeuRrs.--Judges John Bailey
Bunbcombe, Romulas NJ Saunders wake, Rob'i
r Health, Chowan. Rob't S French. Robesof
James ~ Osborne, Mecklenburg, George How
ard, Wilson, Gillian, Granville
William NJ Ships, Henderson.
SoLIcIroxs.-ist Oireait, JcsseJ Yates, Hert
ford; md Circuit Charles Clark Ctssurs ~
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AN FAIRLY STARr-The Columbus En-

quirer Of Wednesday last, says:
There was aunarriage in this city, on Sun-
day evening, Of a very youthful couple, tn.
groom being but fourteen years Of age, anrI
the bride about the same aye. Verify this is
starting on the journey Of married felicity al
quite tender age, and evinco5 an s~nount 0
moral courage, III these war times, rarely te
be met with in persons Of more advanced
years and experience. But while we adj
mire their pluck and courage, we must be
permitted to doubt their prudence and fore
thought, in thus entering upon so hazardous
an expedition in such perilous times
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NO-'6,

than the su!iug:tion of the Sou.h, and ,,.t
lconhscation of our property ; and ike extrc-
imists on the Southern side, whose r,orbd
sensibllities are shocked at the mention q
lnegotlaton, or the renewal of an olicr by Us
for settlement upon any terms l cannot
doubt that the cool-head-d thinking men on
both sides of the lite, who are devoted to the
great principles Of self-goveynlelt aud State
sovereignty, including the scar-coy,re1l ycter.
ans OF the ariny,.will finally Settle down up
on this as the true solution Of the great prob
lem, which now embarrasses so many mil
hons OF people, and will find the hia her
truth between the two extremes.
Ii, upon the sober second thought tle
public sentiment North sussains the policy OF
Ar. Lincoln when he proposes, by the pow
or OF the sword, to place the great doctrines OF
the Declaration Of Independence and the
Constitution. OF his country under his feet
and proclaims his purpose to govern these
States, by military power, when he shall
have obtained the consent of b,.e-te,,th of the
governed, how can the sama public senti-
ment condemn him, if, at the head of his vast
ss~n5@, X shall proclaim llillseii i,npcs sf1 o
the whole country. and submit the question
to the vote Of the Northern people, and
when he has obtained, as he could easily DO
hOtC VI OHS-tCUGt III MS IlNOr, he Shall
sist on his right to govern them. as their le-
glt1mate sovereign? If he is right ir priu-
ciple in the one case, he would unquestion-
ably be right in the other: If he r1ay right
fully continue the war against the South to
sustain the one, why may he not as light
fully turn his ARMIES against the North tc
establish the other.
But the timid among us may say-How
are we to meet and repcl his armies, if Mr.
Lincoln shall continue to reject these terms
and shall be. sustained by the sentiment O.
the North, as he claims not only the right
to govern u.s. but he claims the right to take
from us all that we have
The answer is plain. Let every man dc
his duty, and let Us 2s a people place oul
trust il God, and we shall certainly repel
Ills assaults snd achieve our independence
and. it true to ourselves md to ,}osterity. we
shall maintain our constitutional liberty also
The achievement Of our independence is 6
great object, but not greater than the presoy.
ratioa OF ouN constitutional liberty.
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CEN ERAIA DIRECToRs4.
Confederate 1loyern ent.

Je farson Davis Of Mississippi, Pre@'.lent.
Alex f. Stephens OF Georgia Vic"-Presi'd
J 2 Benjamin, of Louisiana. Sec'y of State.
James 4 Sc ilo Of Virginia Secy Of ar
G G Mennnser Of South Carslina Sec'y
the Treasury
SIR Mallory of Florida 5ec'y Of the Navy.
Georcc Davis Of North Carolina Chief Of the
Department Of J ,stice or Attorney General
J II Reagan Of Texas Postmaster General'
Fine President serve s:1 years.
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"LooE AT HoME"-Rev. John Hurrior a
Christian minister in Norfolk, Ens siau1. l'ad
two daughters who were fond cf drcs,, and
on this account gave him great grief. iio
had often privately reproved then but ia
vain; at length, while preaching; one Lori;
day, lie took occasion to notice ,.tuung cthoF
things, pride in dre~s. After speahnlG fox
some time On the subject, lie suddenly Stop
ped and said with much feeiin:, . BAT, you
will say ok at home. My good fr;c,.d>, l
do look at home till my heart acl.cs.'
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SECOND CONGRESS.

The first session Of the Second Congress will
% n hence the 10th Of the present moath Feb
ruarv., The following is a list OF the Senator'S
elect a al those ,ldins with the year annex
ed in which tn air respective terms Of Office expire
Also a list Of ths nb:rs el.c Of the House OF
Representatives, as far ascert iined.
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The dispatches from Chattanooga repre-
sent that the Confederates are pressing the
Federal lines there. The Yankees, at last
ccpfess having given ap Tun2vll Hill.
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| The following tax bill Hfroposcd u d.
ier'' through the Ati,.u.a insrlgencer, viii be
Interesting TO cur far tcade..
/ THa J..o,a.s cuaRAsoY Bat In aec2t-
Itnce ~-,si tie law OF Tire .o.'-.i' re,V stu.
on reducing t:ie euiieacs = ",r't oi,i.t: =
which act is t.ia eject q. q ,i.-. 4. &
..i.ril 1864 ali I.sv> Q. 81 i've 'e,t:' 90 ill'fi
attic. that time viii he t,ctjt - a. : .,1'e
Isi f,.i.tv tree and t:e th:.. eS .~r .F-H.-,
all OIL hundcl! do,,''..r noe IL H. - .'.,
/ per cent monthly alter thas tasc ~ d..
up-
! We tie Sci Tiers Of LetsaI,i III il ,r#.-
| ly necessary We Should haye ~uvi -"
ia regard tosLadica ofc.u,try A"o t'"'h t':c-i.-
selves with ti.e young c.ass ;.s ,'> sse gctl'l..
so noulnprjrs.'
Rcsoiy ed that Ell WHO are u tr :.c.', {" Il
Ell sltecD years at the con.sncn t,hs'' - ~
wsr who may not be properly "a. "a
bef,rc the first day OF april si.-'ii pc eiAsNT'1
with the hundred Dollar HOES ovait y 80
same discount and tax.
These that are over eighteen sin e ;e ""r
commenced will be held al tiltas IA ''i>1'ai-
oat cle'r of taxation. Those yet "'dt'' e.
age of eighteen will be counted at 'r "''1
the new issue 7ely Respectfully F"''.
We heard night OF two sinoc, to'e.. J'a
good story Of 4 couple OF frafsnac:,. / -. lv..E
occurred during the Fste bis t.oy' o. t!.;. -
issippi, at which time SO nauy ,a<f.~ w,ie
lswainped and SO many stcamIo:is i5a :a>.r
| sky higgins. A raft was just e,na...;, ( litla
Iakc aPepfn 10 Tire. slss1t' ce ssc =, ~ H.
stant the fa't was pitching ai.ts 81 ii rs; II
suddenly droppcd into Chary bo.iis. M:ti.y h.e
waves broke over with trsn~'., ,Jls u..Y,t.,
and expecting instant destruc .o.:, Ole o. ti.H
raftsmcn dropped on his knees an. c il,:yi,'-
ed praying with a Vim e4ua. 60 ihe eirrr-
gency. Happening to opea h.s c:;'ci tpr-an
instant he observed his companl,: is1t ca
gagged in praying, but pushing .soie :iiso t..c
waters at the side oftie raft.
''Whats that yer dom, Mlh = s.hl ie;
SHOWN on your knees now, for there .ss.'t
mint between and purgat orr
"Be aisy Pat" said the o;h>r, a. h" cuo!lt
continued to punch tho water vi ii !ia pole;
''be asy, now what's the of plnyil
when feler can tech bottom WITH a pole =
Mike is pretty fine specimen Of 20
class of christians, who prefer t. omit pa. >r
as long us they eau :" tech Lo,tctu.'
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PAY EoU.s TAX Es.

The following tax Jili proposed u Z. "so.d
ier" through the Ad.n.a i",e1igencer, viii he
Interesting to cur fair Icide.e
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SENATE,

SENATE,
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI.
Rd Wilde Wake, 1870 J. w c. Watson, 1870
Robert J.mison 1863 Albert G. Brown, 1866
MISSOURI.
Ro w Johnson, 1870 1870
Chas. B. Mitchell, 1865 1866
rLosrD. xosrH CAROLINA
Jas " Baker, 1879 Wu. \. Graham, 1870
AEMl.sell, 1856 VIM T. Dortch, 1866
aaoaatA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
H. v J,huson, 1879 James l.. Orr, 1858
BENZ. II. Hill, 1868 Root W. barnwol' 1866
KsNrUCKY. TENNESSEE
IL. c, burnett, 1858 Landon c. Haynes, 1868
LOUISIANA TEXAS.
Edward Sparrow, 1853 W. s. Oldhan 1851
Thus. J. Scmme5, 1866 Lewis /. w iStail, 1880
R. NJ T. Hunter, 1853 Allen 7. caperton, 1866
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ALAE.Mt.
1. Thos J. Fost-r, g. ". P. Chiffon,
Wm r " Sai:s e., : h.ra Jansi flof'aa T. raah
4. VI. Al. Cruikshauks, 8. j. 5. Dickinson,
S. Francis j. Lyon,
We have no information Of the electod OF
Representatives to the a1xt Congress.
fLoktaA.
/. st. G G.orgc Rogers, ,. K. b. Hilton,
- julian Hart - y. =. II Erfi"l-,
s,sW. L, aSsar ja,nes II. Smith,
]. Ma r. a,,nfort. u ;3aorgs \ Lester,
Clifford Anatrt'n, T. Is II;
5. }, I. ShnwnaNf 10. "arrcn Akin.
Kgvr.cxY.
No election for n.xt Congress.
,ai,u,x
l. Chas. }. Where, 1. LncIen j. Dupre,
z. Chas. NJ. C1n7ad, D. H2nry Marshali.
3. Duncan e. henn, r, o. john Perkins, j.,
..a,s,ar
m'@Sio9'fi'-
l. J. 4. Orr 5. Otao r. Singleton,
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NARPETlNG-Ingrai Cotton, hemp, Stair,
~ Floor 0il-sleths, Broca,elle, Door mats, &c.
J. y, KRAIZER.
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE
Second Street, above Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.

A. Il. BLAIR. Proprietor.
Late of the "Surf HoNse," Atlantic City,
Sept. 20, 1861 y.
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Licensed Auctioneer.

AXI NJ. M. BLOOM, Of Pike township, de-
w sircs to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has taken out License as an
AUCTtONEER, and will attend to the crying
Of sales in any part Of the county at the shortest
notice, and at the most reasonable charges. Ad-
dress, either personally or by letter, either at
Curwcnsville or Bloomvillo. April 6, "a. If.
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aforesaid are requested to meet at the Court House,
in the borough Of Clearhcd on the first Friday
First Tuesday of August, then and after the said
there to do those things required Of them by law,
GIVEN under my hand and seal, at Clearield, on
this twenty ninth day of June, in the year OF
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-four; and of the Independence of the Unit
ed States the eighty eighth
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff SEAL
Sherih's Office, June Goth. wv
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LIVERY man that has read any thing of the
~ past history Of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. 1t was only ques-
ton of time. But now we have the above Gori-
Gus soul stirring news TO cheer us up and the
only draw back to our joy and glOrifcation is the
imminent danger of the COntrabands coming
North to "eat out our substance" and to wear out
eur shoes! But Of one thing the people Of Clear
ieid county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SH0RT-for short called Short-ee-is
selling Boots ~ shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and i: YOU don't believe it,
Just give him call on court-week or at any other
time, and see for yourselves. lie would just ro
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-where you will find hin
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 well'mNdc, and as good fit
as can be "skecrod" up here or elsewhere.
| Gsa.Dont forget the shop--on Market street
in Shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. ii, B
Swoopc's Office. +. SHORT.
! Clearfcld June II. 1852.
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CLEARFIELD co. DIRECTORY

TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
I'd Monday in January, Sd Monday IN June,
Sd Monday in March, ith Monday in Sept.
of each year. and continue two weeks if necessary
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y q L | o y S .

Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons,
Collars. Mats. Vails En,hroidsrias Bsaidc, Hand.
kcrchicfs, Ladies' Elastic Pages, Whalobones,
Bindings, Childrens', Misses aud Ladies Hoop
Skirts, Quaker Corset Skirts, Zephyrs, NS4 ties
Ladies' Gilt and Silycred Belts, Leather Belts.
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THE "REPUBLlCAN." ;"
Terms of SubscrIptlon,

Il paid in advance, orwithin three months, 81 50
II paid any time within the year, Il
If paid after the expiration of tho year, 2 0(
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uEV Goods
Comprising general assortment of
Dry Goods !

Prints, Delnines, Mozambiques, Alpacas, Silks,
Brocado Mohair, Challies, Lawns, Linens, Pop
! ins, Lavellas, Ginghams, Checks plaids, Drill
ing, Ticking, Shawls, Plain Fancy Cassimeros,
Cottonades, Brown muslins, Bleachcd muslins
lat less than city Wholesale pricesl, Table Gov
crs, White Goods, Balmoral Skirts, l Il II Linon
Table Diaper.
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Over three weeks and less than three mohths 25
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding shines are in
serted for 50 year.
Adycrtis emonts ;ot msyked TyithtA%RpT(kSSrS iGaf
and charged according to thsse terms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27
Bulkley's Patent.
Lumber Dried by Superheatod Steam.

INIE undersigned respectfully informs the peo.
Il pie Of Clcarfeld and the adjoining counties
that he has the agency Of the above Patent, md
will sell Individual, County and Township rights
for its use. The Lumber dried by this process is
stronger, finishes better, l. easier on tools, and
requires less time in drying than any other pro.
cess known-and drying inch lumber perfectly
the old system-using the same amount of fuel
per day that cooumon kiln consumes. The GER
tifcntes of number of resident mechanics, we'll
known in this community, is amply sufficient to
convirce the most keptical of its practical utility
Persons desrous of purchasing rights will address
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
July !, 1863 Cleardeld, Pa.
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