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A FEW REASONS WHY
Will COX & c. 3 3 S
SEWING MACHINES
1, ID InD TO n IL 1, ID &

1st The Superiority of their construction
ID Their noiseless motions hardly perceptible in
a large room.
Sd Their utility performing all kinds. of sewing
in the neatest and strongest manner
4th The needles cannot be set wrong hence do
not break a. do others.
5th They do not get out o. repair or require fire.
oueut expenditures for new improvements
Ct Their economy consisting not more than one
half the price of inferior machines
7th. Their popularity, which is the best udica-
ton of their worth; they disposed of readily
in every city in Europe superseding every Sewing
Machine hitherto in use.
Stb They perform their work with regularity and
STRENGTH without false stitch break so frequent
with Others and can be managed and made to work
II needs but trial of these beautiful and simple
Sewing Machines to convince the most skepticaf OF
their Superiority over all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full operation at
NO ST. CHARLES STREET,
Jan led3m Third Door above Canal Stree
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OMAN WANTS s DI|
sVD's DEATH Ihol
see has decided ii
van had ilrtja ii
", which bill had \
n, defendant ri
living to the uaI
tier was referred |
rs of the bar IV
d. after hearing d
inds as 10 the III
to grant it, but Il
estion of alim0ny
led Some time q
d the present bill
], and prayed that
two members of
% entered as the ,
o tune. This wa,
llor Hence app
'efused to allow ~
'ided that ON q
O a bill for diyor
rates, and cannot
use Of action is gol
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Manufacturers aulSE
And at retail eyervwhere.


The Projectors, in prosentia. 70 q,
above Incompatible Bittcrs assure
for a sense of gratitude to the -eler-.
recipe, and in response to the inpr
hosts of Southern friends who bar
their efficacy. they would have 1z,
placing an article OF such sterling ur
ket flooded with deleteUious compor
name of Stomach Bittcrs. Our Sci
having ut the solicitation of those f.
on the manufacture of the GREY J..
TIERS the experience acquired in l
devoted to the preparation of Tomb
ulants. and discovered their imua.
over all other Stomach Bittcrs We 8
tingly added these to the list Of AIT
pared at our establishment and sos
largely patronized by the community.
BARNETT & LION take this sea,
tunity of thanking their numerous tr
immense increase i'll their business dg
and inform them that, although the %
the GREY JACKET BITIEES mi
cause an additional tax on their tnr
large additions in the improvcmsl
making in the manufacturing dep
establishment, their orders will be q.
and they hope as satisfactorily as Us
BARNETT & Liz
| Jan 19d3m 81 ana IS
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Dably no man who D
IT, has been So iII .
Dson. Under % h
n, and a reckless
Ills some of the uohl
ever guilty OF amy d
ated his prisoners Y
; Justice and kiu0nd
IS he gave himself
e to do special iayo
9eeded and apprccia
Sc all who do not K.
thompson has one
al minds in the con
ears ago he iuveute,
cnlation that we're
ads in the United
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GREY JACKET o.

The peculiar properties of tb.,, -,
whilst possessing all the good osog..
general, they INVIGORATE WITT.
ICATJNG are one of the bes; To, IL,
and having been the means Of :.
many instances saving the vesog 4.
battlefield, can be relied on Ri
fla:nlent disorders.
VEvery ingredient containel-
everything used in the putting NJ ii
ARE PRODUCED on SOUTBPr
contain no injurious property
For sale to dealers and Merchar,
BARNETT & LI0y,
81 and 50 GraF.
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RESERVED:

FOR working Capital BOW ,'.,-
For Contingent Fnnd --- @'oOO
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RATES OF

ausient adyertI-emt
a subsequent lu-ertlo
Il business notices
grd twenty cents p.
are ten cents per linz
gal notices not exec
# OF publication - ~
ev Is not sent with
. he charged No 2
\ the advertisement
I transient advertise
ace.
I bills with rcGu.H
monthly
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RISES COME HONE
linens Bureau hill
d in the Senate. ov,
dent, but for the vol
from West Virgini
e radicals in direct t,
ion, for the sole III
their power.
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No ) St. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection of Viii
eox & Gibbs Machines viii dispense all prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox s Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing. -
Wilcox e. Gibbs Machine viii sew, HEM fell,
braid tuck gather, quilt cord and embroider, with
perfect satisfaction Please call and examine.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at NO ) ST. CHARLES STREET,
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~ -. ,u..F1 II
li'S'o'S
-, f,rco of NJ
s+r,ter,- of GrJ
Ella, frgsr
..1 .,t
N'"E''7
cal neutrality i
I. a course as crr|
IN ,sits conduct
b.,. r,
nc " -
'-'s''.
Sttt'sSth'N, p ar
institution ID K
r..,;.l. ,....,.
'u EuA"'"
Iral I'o"'c'N = N''
GO NJ .I', " ~, ~
icaily unfit he mn.
MT hard labor
Y, ana nc scarce
l = oo' W;t 7nri,.I.
are connected wi
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letter from RUme
4 Pail Mall Gazette
pc has had auOthJ
{ few days, and I'd
hat uneasy about t
tendants say they
" feebleness i'm liII
ken, and that hcl
ly to violent prodil|
This is said To I'D
Il regard to the Im1
which seem 90 bd
o him. He shows.
L Italy and the ho
zen, it is reported,
Ion with SOME of
.; to propose the iu
lei as vicar of the
81, the MARCHES and
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l Nitlr ono 'I
oud Enqulrer ma
readers of that n
rds
esterday / rscri
nd of Major Gene
~ mail OF Canned
commanding DcI
of each issue of
on the day of
ne" Each issue
waite property auo
SO who desire To Il
with this order
ssed; if ! do 81
V is taken from ID
| know of no
Lieutenant Gourr|
A. / Terry, or l}rIgll
- right TO "dirrct q
w. shall be sent tn
As soon. tlrrpfurl
pf Gen Grant !
no longer remain q
where neither II
" were safe from
absence from the
nouucemeut ot IN,
e days of Genera
fay, | close my 90
'trer, wishing IT'S re;
f the happy day
which we all e.
ION began.
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v alluded to the edit,
state Journal the ott
friend. To our IRE
him furious.
j AS - a man preach
after day, and yet h
ing to be a niger.
q the sincerity of t
see any harm in /
A they are as good
aottesvfIle Chronicl
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'OLUME
HE DAHL
SHANNON, h
/, PUBL
JAMES ,. sH

81 of Subscription
vance SIn oot half yv
ekly, per auuum
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y ERRORS or Youth.

(AGentieman who suffered for yea 4om
Nsryous Debility, Premature decay, nd all
MSs SifeSts Of YOUTH indiscretion, will, for
J3eI suffering humanity, send free toall who
KeSa II, The recipe ana direct ions for meEing
the 81 mple remedy by which he was cured
5tfifsSsrs wishing to profit BY the advertisers
s1pefience, can do SOL by addressing '-
ri ri !ISFTes9 Gps JOHN B. OGDEN, ac
bns SniNo! 18 Chambers 81. New, York.
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Minoo11areo1a@,
II. RaLSTON.

and Silver Smith, one door West
Of POtter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
olofb yewelry kept constantly on hand
-rffigbeN P.ice paid for old Gold and Silver
l1Repairing done to order, on reasonable
'terhs@satisfactorily warranted. ''''I
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III. 8. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ano Execution OF
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Niller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall Ashland, o.
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". It. JOHEsTON

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over wallack
n Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
crnment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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j. III. McCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Y Ohio. Office in Tho Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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RoAyyE@G2@a
IOHT ID. JONES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, y. Partic'
'y,ular attention paid to Collecting apd bu'
Siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Main and sandusky.
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GEO. II. HILL, ". ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohie.-
PsrtiualGr. attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases;
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the KID
neys, Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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PHYSICIANS.

'' DR. Y. Il. CRIME,
OFFICE One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen
ire aad Washington Streets, Ashland, 0.
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DA1RS@R@e

J. o. JENNINGS, Cashier, II LUTHER, Pr't
FIRST .TaTIONAL B.GNK
OF ASHLAND. OHIO.
HULBERT LUTHER, q. H. TOPPING,
JACOB GRAIL, 10, JENNINGS
JAMES PURDY,
10 exclusively aBanking bushes. Buy and
sell Eastern Exchange and Coin; Discount up
on individual security.
., Dds- Sell Revenue and Postage Stamps
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j. p. CAVIAR, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op'
posite the Town Hall.
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All .persons indebted to tho above firm, arc
ysaTpeatly requested to call and make settlement
II -'1itI ,., J. L. 4 c. O. CAMPBELL.
June ls-2w6 'sF' ..f'. .'',
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
ISAAGGATES,A Auditor, .....,,s.sis. ...-..a.
HENRY HERSHEY, Treasurer. -
JOHN G. BROWN, Sheriff. '.'' '.
GEORGE WeURIE, Recorder.
JOHN KEENE, Surveyor. d9 II. ''''
IsREAL MARKLE, Coropsr. il.
JOHN BERRY,
HENRY WICKS.
JAMES. .McNAULL, ! ti-asH r..
IS. MARTIN, } r
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The GREAT NATIONAL CONVEN-
Tl0M.
Address 70 the PeoD!e Of the
United States. ~.

Having met in Convention, atthe city Of
Philadelphia, in the State Of Pennsylva-
MIA, this 18th day Of August, 1866, as
the representatives Of the people in all
sections, and from all the States and Ter.
ritories Of the Union, to consult upon the
condition and the wants of our common
country, we address to you this declara-
tion Of our principles, and Of the political
purposes we seek to promote.
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Rates of.gdvsrtisis. reversed,

Z
Rates of.gdesrtt's'. esayagesN
One square, one week, 1,Ca
Each subsequent Insertion, less thsn
three months, 30
onesquare, threemonths, ohsngeable ~
at pleasure, 800
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pleasure, -...~,s ~ 400
Yearly advsrtissments apee squares ,." a
one year, 21,0Q
Yearly advertisements foursqusres ! a'h''R
year, 80 26,@
Business cards, six lines or less, OF iafli'
year, N.''e N; y - a iAyloe.00
Administrators and Guai ieFiiss
dians' Notices, 2,(e
Probate Notices, 1,Y
All Edito-ialand Local Notices, per 'ipni
line, =" ~ -fh9'is9iaL LII ,i0iB
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under thehead of SpecialNotices, and DouB
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50per sent Z: addition TO the above, N
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uON5@Ga@e
MILLER HOUSE

OPPOSITE the McNul.y House, Ashland, o.
NJ. MILLEn, Proprietor. Good accommoda
tions and reasonable bills. Patronage So
licited.' '".'F' '.'.'
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7. J. Kenny. RIM. CAMPBELL
KEN'TT S CAMPBELL.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest Of Cahn's Store.
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! pIsSOLUTIoN NOTICE.

HD9IlU l. uHFg-7UI ...i
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Partnership
heretofore existing betheen J. U. 4 Q. @. Camp
bell, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
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ARMSTRONG 7NVG-- T,s. HvsTE
fg ARMSTRONG & HUNTER

fiaye associated themselves together for tic
ptacIice Of medicine and surgery /, Hayes,
Vile aud vicinity. Special attention devoted
to the treatment of Chronic Diseases. Once
o North street, formerly occupied BY Dr. 70
0 uh. ,.ttl. tI
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8nsinsss 9'in,s:ttarp!,
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

GEO W. GEDDES, Common Pleas Judge.
E.INGMAND, Probate, Judge
SVMfBARRRRs sGl' \ Com.PPs 4! Dist. C'rt
a. wSHIEL nr6tecuting Attorney. Ha
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Us PeaceaJleness.

We do not hesitate to affirm that there
is no section Of the country where the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States finds more prompt and entire
bodi, nee than in those States, and among
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SCHOOL EXa.MIFEIeS.
VIM. OSBORN, Ashland.
r., NJ. CAMPBELL Z" ... IN. .....H.
ELL rs 'eRAUNFELTER, Savannah.
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thority and no existence, seems to us at
variance alike with the principles of the
Constitution and with the public safety.
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.WcTULTY HG USE,

wM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side Of
Main Street, Ashland Ohio
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For vhstever responsibility the South
eln people may have inoured in resisting
tho authority Of tbe National Goyerpnsas
and in taking up arms for its overthSoM
thoy may be- held to auSvpr, as iudiyidps
ais, before the judicial tribunals of the
land and for that conduct, as speietiet
and orgaAized communities, they have, q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
s,g.mssaasasss zssisss

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idrdnften fitb nnetifens auf Guide, bic
betrunfsn obeF uuanitan6is tparen. q Il
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@bepaar 6as unter Dem sfasnen 9lubfew
nnb gfauceb @onIeb fanairt. ,9ie 8ei>
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Mibe in bds innere ibrer g8obnuna
3uriifeeaosett uno Der s6nappsF af6e
ettoas gu bieI sebulbist, pobur6 etreit
nno S@Iaserei unter linen entitanb,
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5interIeeuns bon 1923 iDurOe fbasgteIe
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BON bIieb gie9er, nnO Nfrs. 8abbitt
iuurbe ais GefanSene Md Sort Hatters
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DIES inn Der &i6ter fur 81 abfeilte. :
gier. aeitsfieoer Der gpieler5anft
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foute bies fofort tbun. inoent Bios cine
beitimnite sgtn5dbf ausgk8ebta iuerocn
miro unb 6ieieIben reibenben Ibfas fin~
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tpean mon bstrpatet, mos nltf Dem Eic
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miro bas 8nblttunr nit berrlidea 2ies
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actibe Siirner iperben Elm fIeines S@lus
turuen heranifalfen, tiir3 allies toas nur
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! Criminal : @Dnrt.

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NorbeS ansetIast, iUie mir friber aus :
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@erseiebuiil retser eln3etser
i'm beutisea 8Iatte:

= 3 Mo
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In accordance with the usages of
the Democratic party in this county,
n Mass Meeting will be held in the
Court House, on Tuesday evening Of
Court week, January 9th, 1866. ltis
hoped that each township and bor-
ough in the county will be represen-
ted on the occasion, for the purpose Of
appointing conforces to nominate both
Senatorial and Representative Dele
gates. The senatorial to meet like
conferees from the counties Of Clarion,
Cameron, Elk and Forest. The rep
resentativc conferees to meet like con-
fcrces from Elk and Forest, to elect
delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which meets at Harris
burg on the 5th Of March next.
We desire to say to the Democracy
Of Clcarfeld county, that when a cali
is made for the assembling of those
who place theirtrust in theintclligencc
and discriminating justice Of the peo-
pie; there ought to be general turn
out on the occasion. Let us come to.
gether and show TO the world, that
we regard this as distinctive feature
Of our political creed, and that VIC arc
proud to maintain before the world as
Inc great moral truth, that our form OF
government springs from, and is up
held by q great white constituency u
Contrast it with the creed and prac
ticc Of modern Republicanism, which
seeks to palsy the will Of the constit
uent by substituting Imperialism fol
Democracy; and conceive no impos
ture too monstrous for the public ere
dulity. 1t is manifest that the leaders
of the Abolition party are extremely
mischicvous, and are fast hnr1ying us
towards the fearful issue of negro suf
frage; and while they seek to enfran
chisc the negro, they dis-irancbise tho
white man. The Democratic party
is the party for white men, made "
of white men, and in favor Of the rights
of white men. Its principles teach
us TO obey and respect the writ Of hd
beas corpus, free speech, free press
the right TO petition for redress o.
grievances, trial by jury, in favor O
the whole Constitution and an undi
vided country; all Of which our op
poncnls as party oppose
G. b. GooDLANDER, Chm.
Tnos. McCULLoUen, Sec'y.
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were ono hund,cd and twcniy.slx
thousand seven hundred and ilfy dol.
lars per week AT the same time Sir
Morton informed the parties in inter.
est that no moro money was re.
quircd"
The following appointments of En-
gineers hayo been made;
Consulting Enginecr--James Wor-
roll.
Principal Enginccrs-Tom. S. Ru-
bidgc, Eastern Division.
phaon Jarrett, Middle Division
w. Minor Roberts, Western Di-
vision.
The guage of the road is to be six
fect-thc roads in this State arc gen
orally 4 feet 81 inches.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-03
WEDNESDAY MoRNINc:;::Jan. 5, 1866
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The persons chosen at thclatc coun-
ty Convention, to act as q Democratic
Standing Committee, Of Clcar6cld
county for 1866, arc requested to as
scmblc at the Office Of the Secretary
on Tuesday cyening-Corrt week
the 9th of January next. The follow
ing named Gentlemen compose that
Committee, viz:
VIM. r. Dickinson, Boccaria VIM.
r -Thorp, Bell John Mcintyre, Bloom
RolandC c. Faust, Boggs; Thos. Riley
Bradford; Jesse Lines, Brady; Danie
German, Burnside; Anthony McGar
vey, Chest; John ~ Reiter, Coving-
ton; Henry w. Kcrns, Cnrwcnsvillc
Henry Post, Decatur; George Straw
Ferguson; Joseph B. Heath, Fox
Wm. r McCorkle, Girard; Ephraim
X. Shirey, Goshen; G. w. Kyler, Ora
ham; Lewis Berdell, Huston; Thom
MS Smith, Jordan; Benz. d. Hall, Kar
thaus; John Withcrow, Knox; Sam
uel Clyde, Lawrence Amos lIilc
Lumber City; Joseph II. Jones, Nor
ris I; James Savage, New Washington
John Lawshc, Osccola Mills; Griei
Bell ir, Penn j Linn Hoover, Pike
Frederick Hollopetcr, Union; James
Cornely, Woodward.
1t is hoped that full turnout o.
the committee will be had, MS business
Of Importance will be laid before them
G. B. GooDLANDER, Chm.
Tnos. J. McCuLLoUGH, Sccy.