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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

PRISONERS DIscHARGED.-The war
Department has ordered, at the in
stance Of the President of the United
States, that all persons who are under
going sentence by military courts, and
have been imprisoned six months, ex-
cept those who are under sentence for
the crimes Of murder, arson or rape,
and excepting those who are under
sentence at the Tortugas, be discharg-
ed from Imprisonment, and the residue
of their sentence remitted. Those who
belong the military service, and their
term unexpired, will be returned to
their command, if still in service, and
their release is conditioned upon their
serving their full term, and being o.
good behavior.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

CsEWANG MACHINEs.-r would hereby
- inform the public, that have been appoin-
ted sole Agent, for Clearheld county, for the
OosnoN SENSE FAMILY SEWING MAoHisr. This
Is one OF she best Machines now offered 10 the
public. / keep them on hand. Any person
calling at my residence can see them operate.
Price only $40. THOMAS READ.
Nsy 2, lsee-e no-pa. Near curwsrvviii..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

At Ihe Store OF RICHARD MOSSOP.
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand full
assortment of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public.
Nov. IL, 1885.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

EDUCATIONAL dersigned intends
IL opening school in the Town Hall, Clear
field, on the First Monday in juno to continue
for term OF eleven weeks.
Thouroughness will be aimed Mt in all our in
struction. 'Not how much but how well' Is the
principle upon which the exercises will be con-
Quoted
Particular attention paid to Penmanship and
ook- Keeping.
daily register is kept Of the attendance de-
pertinent and recitations of each pupil which il
sent weekly to parents, thus furnishing them
with constant information of his standing and
progress in school.
Public exhibitions are not held al any stated
time, bat parents and guardians are respectfully
invited to visit the school and observe the man.
ner in which the daily work is performed.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading Writing, Primary Arithms.
tic and Geography, 81 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and
Book Keeping IS 90
Algebra, Philosophy, Geometry, MensuratiOn
and Surveying, 81 90
Latin and Greek with any Of the above branch
es 80 90
For further information apply to
May %, 1866. Q. B. sANDFoRD, Principal.
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invited y KAssSa ne funeral k6k her late residence
~ Second avenue Sunday afsrnoon al ono o'clock
hcGRAm. Brooklyn, ON Friday, February 10, JoHs
noGaAfa, aged 90 years. -.
me friends Of the family and those Of his sons N!cho
isss residence, cornsr Of Royt and Busisr Streets
NoL1n-on Thursday. February Is. AsDnsv NOLAs,
The fsnds q y. f.nIly are invited . ...snd .ns
The remains VIII b inssrrsd il calvary Cemetery
IA. H.nncH o.Dno. aged 10 months and days. son
OF William and Adelaide OrdIng. w. ~. ~
United Brother Lodge No $50, ;, and A X, also the
invited 70 attend The funeral sunday afternoon a.
one O'Clock, from the residence or his parents No. 10
Greenwich avenue The remains win be taken TO Green
wood Cemetery for intermsnl
Mssom Youngest daughter Of the ass Denis and Mary
O'Donovan. aged 10 years. month and days
spectuiy invited to acnd tho funeral on sunday after
noon, at one o'clock from the residence o. her BROTHER
: 0'HARA-I1 brooklyn on Friday, February 10, Ed
WARD L. 0HARA Of the late Peter 0hara, In the 32d
year Of his age, his residence AZ Warren street
Due notica Of his funeral will be given.
PErua-fn Cjlcinnaa, on Thursday. February Is
Mary r., wife OF wfllism N Peters, and daughter OF
George De Mott, ESD. Of West H9Soksn, NJ
RAIsrox.-On Friday, February 10, after long and
painful Illness ELzAnEru A. beloved wife Of Alexander
Ralston, In the 3sth year of her age
The friends OF tho family are respectfully requested TO
attend the funeral from her late residence 207 Ninth
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, ut two o'clock.
philadelphia and Salem. n J., papers please copy.
RussELI-On Friday, February L. WILLIAM HENRY,
the beloved son Of Thomas D. and Mary Russell aged II
months and 10 days t .f
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the residence OF his
PARENTS No $50 Monroe street. this Saturday, afternoon
at two O'Clock
srzycER Hartford, Conn, on Thursday, February
10, OF consumption, Mr. CALVIN SPEscER who was for
many years or the leading and prominent dry goods
merchants OF that city, and universally beloved by all
who knew him.,
sruckEr--on Tuesday evening, February 10, Of old
age PULP STUcKEy, in the 7ith year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral nom the residence oil his Philip,
No I19 East Fifty ninth street, this Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock.
WnIMor--0n Friday, February TO- lamar VARIAy,
wife Of Charles wlmo, aged AZ years months and IL
days
mo relatives and friends Of the family respect
folly invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
dcnce, No. go Eighth avenue on Sunday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, without further invitation Tho remains
VIII be taken to Trinity Cemetery for nicrment
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"A cravings &o-BENJ. p. FAIRCHILD. suctoneer
this day Saturday February ~ 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. M
at las East Tenth street. Fourth avenue very
ans on Pantinas. Ensrsvnss 0it Frames Easss Tools
artists studio. By order Of Catherine Bechet Admins
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1UR3xdURD OF DELEGATES P0R THE PlTrsBuRo
e0NGREss-GENERAL LOGAN TO SPEAK.
mare about half dozen Il the Fenian crulcs in
Ais city which support the war policy Of General
Dusny and the senats The delegates for the Ptshug
ussEs@ started yesterday Moro leave to-day. General
Gagan h announced TO address the convention II WIN
- significant assembagc Tho whole country is eager
es hs outcome Tho general impression Is that Sweeny
80 sound the tocsin Immediately on adjournment
Ems and the full 1T out for bis army are said 70 be
absaAy secured
rHR FBNrANs IN JERSEY CITY.
o. Of the most practical Fenian "demonslrAtions'
= tese latter days or In Jersey City last Sunday
evUulng Cooper Hall crowded by citizens eager "
heag 0e cause OF Ireland stated which done In =
lAn and sensibe manner by Mr. 7. =. Burke, District
yss Of Manhattan; Mr. Daniel Haira OF the Stephens
0scls, and others. Sixty i've earnest and inteigent
yogkers joined hands In circle called the D0heny
9ose, eiectng Mr. r Dooy Centre and full corps Of
9nDsga Some seventy-nve dollars was subscribed on
oesDok The Doheny consists Of practical men, who
0ean - make creditaole record for their circle.
G1ER yRoN JOHN Mitchell TO COLONEL JOHN
OhAHONY.
- following b an extract Of . letter from John
ssAa 70 Mr. O'Aahony. The letter IL dated II Paris,
IoIusaulass you on having got nd Of the tito Of
tosnt and 6so got rid Of the constitution and OF the
osaa1a INV that matters were coming 10 that point,
- at there would b. infaItby. an open rupenre.
~ rad your message, and md very aatisfactory.
- ooabt the rel and sincere lrshmen who desire the
QssaD Of cause, VIA rally round you, and probably
- ogsnizafion win b q strong - ever.
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A yuvnfos0psrAI VIEW % usnuanr-ooN
r.,sss ss z. - -; "a - =. lss.s ~
s..ks s-s 1sssss ~. ssss1 s = ~. = 49,
sssrss ,.s .gs. - - 90 80 - 81
80 - 1917 - ssy.t n es~s ssuas4 \
w.trsr~ 80 wvuts tssw tk~Ar px3s~1 -c~@sns~ f--x
80: ' 49,. 80, f is'f b, 49, L a.s.s.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

sl@-PoRuaL-InD rooklyn, LII, On Thunday, Fer.
g NE rssidsncs Of the BRIDES parents BY the Rev.
UHtanR C1xn1M O, HolMm, Of Chicaso, 70 Mary
iz1SSp- MxYsAno. -As de residences Of the BRIDE
U1huS fhther NJ TAnytown. n Y, on Wednesday,
vguary l. By the Rev. J. Seldom Spencer, JonN d NAY
uo Miss eARAH MAyNARD eldest daughter Of Butler
nmd, 80, Of New York.
A.xrr-nAfA-Att the Seventh street nsthodias
0npsA. on Friday, February TO- Mr. Wnnuo nERRI1T
- NJ Inxn Baton, both Of this city. ~ y. y. ~
uAnBouHBLARA-PnAlsx-0 THURSDAY, January II, n
0D01muh q b. Philippe du Rouls, Paris. the CouxT
AnnnY u NARpoNSs-IARA 70 Mse KATE PHAIRx, daugh-
3V ~. James PhAlsn, Of Now York
!. 1mR-Tzonrsox.-OnW Wednesday, svsnina, February
Ana n rnsdapne Of Tho hrfde,s erandparsns bv tha
- b. Mo1sod, CzAazs sAvlD. JE, 70 sARA y.
esss q ~. c s'sy t.a,s.d.v evening February
- - Ne Raw 4. r Thompson, d. D., ssusL Tnos-
- . hAoow q, daughter Of A. W. Bogeri, Esq, oil Of
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2lnas - the Missing uer5sak Be.AkssAs8s
- Indebted - che uAesonAl Bank Oh
usrs0lk Vsssy ThSussnA DoIlars-'
Amsant - shs Ds1sAsasfsn One Hun-
Nrsa zhe~sanA Dsllass rnstsaA o. 1srty
sus yunFsxss noxsos CORRESPONDENCE. r
aey9a a1o EosxEsss MoEaos, Feb II. 1888.
- vm. r. claEk, the niasing banker Of Norfolk, a.
d - in my as letter having lst several days ago
~ the money Of his deposito and without any ex.
D1nsaion = 70 where he had gone and how long he
puvussd remaining away, still the leading subject Of
0ssHsss talk IN Norfolk To-day " rumored that tho
uEshange National Bank have him debtsd some forty
AaQsand dollars on their books, which, tho report DO
A makes him defaulter "a the amount Of nearly one
nored thousand dollars The president and cashier OF
- 8xchange National Bank len the city this morning.
- their object 70 said 70 be 70 look up Mr.. Clark
NJ confidence In his return and solvency has do
yssoiafed 70 that extent that his paper H.
- told, freely offered a. ten cents on the
ssaIzs, was ct rst attributed the sole Of his
nAegsd defalcation. bit OF romance, the reverse
ne reader may choose 10 interpret H. IL now said 70
esach % his departure Instead Of having 1ed 10 de-
sud his depositors his going away Is gravey reported
~ many as sudden LEFT flank movement 20 extricate
eas.ssf from the meshes Of fascinating widow and
oesner OF seven infantile responsibilities do not
vc0cn Tor the truth OF any Yumors This much IL GER
- that ne has gone and taken large sum OF money
sn on the part Of his attached fncnds, that he may
now himself right and clear up his reputation and on
nr q bid cseditors hat they may got their money
.ft fif.tff.ltf .sstl n
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,AnnE-on thursday. February Is, ycHs HssnS, son
G1ssdsrck and Cashafns Agate aged years, months
vs.,ivsu and friends Of the family are respectfully
srs one o'clock from the rssidence Of his parents,
= soo%i ssos :sass On sass February ~ x.s
49, danehssr Of Thomas and Ella n Arken' aged
~ ,s a1u ma friends Of The family arc Invited to
sad tho funeral from No 2l3 Pearl street, on Sunday
sfSssnosn, a halfpast one O'Clock
- suddenly OF bill Gus cholic, Nh. Erxason B.ssErI
vSow Of the late Captain John Baker in the ssh year
he remains Of the deceased inferred in the spo,s
DUcusY.-On Friday, February 10, Psrrcx BrcrEy,
- a. years native Of Malow, county Cork, Ireland
Ihs friends and acquAintsnces and also the mcmber.
q ~ Father Mathew U. u. T. A b Society. No.
- his iste residence No. - City Hall place on sun
1ny slsrnoon, n one O'Clock
vcarsoss child q Ernest NJ and Narrsr.t Boul ny
~ a New oriesnsl, aged years and months
Ss funeral win take place from ios Easa s,,scen'h
-. Tac.As n cluaEii, in me sssh year Of hls age
-, q Wa Foursesnth street. this saturday sfss-
6. = mr. osdsnsburx N r, on Wednesday,
usSruary u Ina MATILDA, sdca child Of d. C. and i. j.
6sssr sgsd yea. and 1872; DAYS y.sr.ry Is roprsu
es1 daughter Of Henri and Feline Esch aged year ana
SS.sr.I this Saturday, snsrnoon, 1t one O'Clock
- nshsy third street, between Second and fhra ave
e.Aorr-on friday. February 10 P.T'cx g:
1871 assd ~ year. md anys nssivs q The pssif
= D1sneIin county s,ge, Ireland -. ,..,.r.,,u,
e ss and -, rs'.ivss = 'ns from s ~ late rsSssss
= 3 rnnklin street, on Sunday s"ssn'oa' - ""
q Ss.oS snS Si Emily J. cnsss
As relatives and friends arc rsspsesty ',v w.,
ss =; ,sS as & lis psr.s2s No f~rd
Ham. ne..a.. y: ss..,sd wife q John INV v. =.
ss friends "a rrisAv.s .! The family are rssp:c.fsl
- 81 Leonard ssd Rsmssn streets Brockyn, X
Sowr --rSs SsusHrrs q NE o. y. q. are hereby !
m .ss Sss SSss ei e Z sr.s sslsss
- funeral ON aahs pass from his isie rs.dence
'T r 49, Ss.s2 q ss ~ s Wines %ss
1.y = s,.!,s ssl'st Z !" Orchard w s'sssa a.
s, soasS Besssu. n =. on wednesday. Febr
- wT rom r. -. rssidssss Assssny r.s sou
e.s.s, s .,, s..Sss,ls %S1 AVIS 80
Issrrr-ou Thursday evening. rsbr.sry, ~
S sa.s = .s 70 county sS q xs. Ireland .sss
mend. md rss,s. q q: sss, ~ sssssss
49, O'Clock from the rcridcncs Of her eo.-sn.H
Eny Ascbo corner q Dgnnamy W R, rrs,ss p vi
49, A Cs1rsry osmesary for intemseh
rrls-On THURSDAY morniDs. ysorusv ~ 20
- vs 800 . = Ia I. TIE Rs-vsus chsrcAI
- Snss On Thsssd.y, vuhSsru u, . ns~.a'A =
90 - ..I : ~ Va sH.yssss :. s~4.v s.snsse
sessE fou q Lsss: y, ss. ssss,, IL rsr sss
r.ssr On rhspdss snst.ss,, yssyE y: = = ?
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- $500 4 q h.iIy ere -. 49,
nsS ssss. - S.s.salusasss.sS
-. 8. g..s.i =. 100: =. - N
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
dividend NOTICE.
IL SHADE RIVER PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OYyJCE TIE SHADE RIVER PETROLEUM. C0xpANy,l
Nnal 4 pr Srpr


L. SHADE RIVER PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OTvICE or TIE SHADE RIVER PETROLEUM. COxrANy,l
Nos AND PiEE STREET, \
Erw YoRK Feb IL, 1886.
The Trustee. y h!s CcwPany have this day declared
nc.rning for the month Of January payable and after
Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
Tr~ns-r books will be the I'D 70 nth inst
inclusive. BY order Of tho Trustees.
ID. g. HYDE, Secretary.
TvANHOE PETROLEUM COMPANY.
of 1vanhoa ~ Pine
New York Feb ls 1886 The directors OF Ivanhoc Pctro-
1sn Company have this day declared Dividend for tho
'''"'" " fHBEE Is, FER CENT.
the capital stock, payable the 2h inst Transfer
books viii be closed fHih the 2is Inclusive
TH0S. b. WILEY, Secretary
NOTICE
FOR THE REDEMPTION or YuBA COUNTY BONDS
Notice 10 hereby given that Tho undersigned. Funding
Commissioners Of the county yuba State Of California
have in hand the sum Of seven thousand three hundred
sxysx dollars In coin for the redemptou Of fubs county
bonds Of the issue of the l857; alec the OF
thousand hundred and dollars in coin for
the redemption Of Yuba county bonds Of The ssue o. the
County Jessnrsrs occ At sad county y Of Msrys-
yi1e ndtn Saturday tho s<sh day of Mnuh D. 1874 at
The hour Of 10 oceck A. NJ OF TINT day The July
of 1853 must BE- ttned W the bouds and c proposals
must b. accompanied b the bonds . bs REDEEMED
rd Ssss sssa ss ny, us SsS e ls 4
WV. CARPENTER,
Funding Commissioners. Yuba county. California
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OFFICE OF THE PrTHoLE FARMS PETROLEUM
~ Company = Pine street New York. reh. Is 1904 =
dend Of our az per cent from The earnings for the
month Of January, payable on the 2oth inst
- - WIN. n. WHITE. Secretary.
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rUo cApTrALrsTs-rHE NEW YORK AND FL Do
RADIO Gold Mining Company offer sale hfy thousand
on shares Of their Capital Stock which portion Of
hcr vorfnQ capital the terrns This
company crxnnsed about eleven month; aSo y wora
miles from the terminus snd Psccrvile
Railroad and only eight hours ride by steamboat and rail-
rosd from This property the most
svsnsye and yaiuab. gold property on me Parnc eo,;
most prnciple onrhd Of the eutirc capital
act aside machinery and develop the mines omces
corruption Of such enterprises by the excemsnt a,sendns
shsr ornc 10 develop their mines and efet
6uidlnrs and STRAIN power surrnt 10 eighty stamps
but have only iusl the result OF
hsrh l. hourly expected Az the election ~ oniccr. take
MACE In about thirty Ia ciancc seldom 10 be met
WITH nv nrn ~ the right stamp and who see and
obtain al The cgnranys oince lv broaa'
way. GEO " AUNtoh, rec1e.Nis.
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TryIov BANK or LONDON,
Il NATIONAL. BASk Dr SCOTLAND.
pFr tsT nxvKTvf. COMPANY, IRELAND.
We sIor DRAFTS % re sbcy. i1 snlqs 70 sun
No. II wall street
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rrHE WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CoMPAN,
sssesspcnt ~ ALSO gold pcr shar due 17
Of March, DELINQUENT lrh Of April w. ara prepared 7
trsnsni, due ~ Eass stckholdsr, BY TELEGRAPH
Or matt through Tia nns1k IL California.
lp&tkuA M Arirp 40 m rs-- -s-~~s
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TO THE LADIES.

A BEAUTIFUL. White Kerosene Oilin one and
DRUG STORE.
4 FINE adfull Assortment OF Pocket Knives and
"A Scissors, atthe DRUG STORE.
DoMATUMs, Hair Oils, Golognes, and Extracts
j. fol the Handkerchief, al the
DRUG STORE.
DAZORS, Razor slrops and Shaving Brushes, a.
II The DRUG STORE.
IIMR Brushes, Pocket, Round, Fine and Dress
IL ing Combs, al the DRUG STORE.
KEROsENE Lamps, Shades, Wicks. Burners and
N Chimneys, atthe DRUG STORE.
ZAP, Letter, Bill, Note and Legal fsper--No,s
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and PORT Monte Pocket Memo
l. Isndum Books, al the DRUG STORE.
a GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Brushes. and
- Toilet Soap, Honey Soap and shaving. atihe
DRUG STORE.
DAINT, Vanish, Whi,e.wssh and Backing
L Brushes, At the DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
TFY OU want sood smoke. 20 to the
4 DRUG STORE.
4 FULL Line Of Paints and DYE Siuffs, si,he
A DRUG STORE.
sqrHEATeS'S and other Itch Ointment. siihe
w DRUG STORE.
EIsH HOOks,an Lines. Marbles. &e..s,the
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems. some
n very 6ne. atthe DRUG STORE.
YoU will find pretty lot Of JeweIry. stihe
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil, q superior article. ii ,,he
- DRUG STORE.
April II. az
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DOCTOR GARDNER.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The Louisville journal says: .The leslimonaIs
which Dr. Gardner presents 10 the public could never
have been obtained. except BY the display Of great
skill and learning in his profession. One thing 60
Peealy commemorate in the Doctors practice 10. that
be will no, attempt IneursbIe disease for the sake
u lee, but frankly tells the patient whether he can
be eured or not. We eheerfully recommend DIR.
Gardner TO the attention " all our friends who may
be suffering from diseases q the eye Or ear.
The Richmond Times says: We have no hesla
ZION IN saying that Dr. Gardiner Is tho most scientific
and successful eye and Surgeon 10 This country.
:" Dr.. GARDENERS treatment of the eye aud ear Is
VANDERBILT = Richmond Enquirer.
We feel justified 10 recommending Doctor Cisrd.
nsr 70 those suffering from diseases III lie eye aud
ear Richmond Mig.
81 We can safely and cordially recommend DE-.
Gardner. who will iul6ll al ho undertakes 10 per.
ioim.- baltimore Clipper.
The New Orleans True Della says: We can safe.
y recommend Df. Gardner - most successful ore.
rasor on the eye and He viii aos undertake IL
treat case unless cure can be effected.
The Wheeling Reglster says: DR.. Gardner i crs
OF the most successful Oeulsis aud Auri.ts in e.
country. We advise those suffering from disease,
Of the eve and ear 70 consult him
October ST. "a =.
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DISEASES or THE N.
= y e A N D = a r.
D@0T@lE g AR Id S. ID B 8
TroRnxnLr OF LoSDOs, rseLAsDl
oCuLIsT AND AURIsT, OPERATOR ON
THE
EYE AND Earl


Respectfully informs The citizens of Hillsboroueh and
vicinity, that he will be at the Marlborough Hotel on
Saturday, Nov. 24lh, and remain until Thursday,
Nov 29lh, and again on Saturday, Dec. 22d, until
Thursday the 9Th. After that time monthly, OF
which due notice win be given.
Office hours from 9 A. n. to 6 Pm.
And can be consulted on Desfness, Noise in the
Head, Catarrh, Discharges from the Ear, Seales in
the Ear Accumulation OF Wax in the Ear. 0bstruc.
ton Of the Eusiachian obe and all Acute or Chrp-
mic Diseases Of the Ear and Air Passages.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without PAIN, aud perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for Cataract. Strabismus
or Cross Eye Artificial Pupil, DC, skillfully per.
formed, and oil Diseases Of the
EYE AND EAR
treated, and every operation in Aursl and opthalme
Surgery, performed by
DOCTOR GARDN ER.
Principal Office, 81 wes, fOrlie,h street, New
York.
II For referenee, Testimonials, SC, se
CIRCULAR.
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STRANGE, But TRuE.

% Every young lady and gentleman 10 ii. ur,
ted States can bear something very much TO ,hsu a.
'sn,ase By return mail (iree Of charge. by ada.ae
ias ne undersigned. Those having fcsn 81 h,irz
humbasgsd viii ohliss BY 20, noticing Iii, earl. All
others will please address their obedenl servant
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN.
April rs. sa-ls
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

" Gentleman who suffered Tor yesrs hon Nss
sous Debility, Premature decay, and an n, ,fT,,,.
you'hiui indsefsiion. will, for the sake Of ,ua.rs
humanity. send free 70 all who need IL The rein. n.
directions fof making The simple remedy ~ Which 4
ha'eured. Sufferers wishing % prof, !, w siw,
Tiers srPerienes. can % 30 ~ addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN.
April ls. $40,
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WILL give prompt personal sllsniion 10 all bosl-
~ ness entrusted 20 their care.
Consig Hmtnis u Raw Cotton. Cotton Vans, No
neslies, Tobacco, Naval stores, Flour, aud otho-
country Produce. are solicited. .
When desired. produce will be SHIPPED 10 our cor
respondents in Europe OF The Northern eilei, aud
liberal essh advances made thereon.
Wilmington, N, g., sept 81. s6-w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-12-05

CaN0 A MONTH - AGENTS wanted Tor sir
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