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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-17
REAl,s
LAVE POWELlS EMBROCATInN
For al diseases incident to Horses. Cattle, nj
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of ~
e1iernal applieatinn.

For al diseases incident to Horses. Cattle .,3
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of ~
external application.
THIS new Compound prepared by a praes.i
4 Chemist, having a full knowledge Of all Ia
medical virtues Of each ingiedieai thai entsn
into its composition. il warranted to exceed sas
thing Of the kind ever yet offered to the Pssh
a. an external application Tor the diseases q,
which il is recommended. We are satisfied Aa
il will work its own road into the c0nddenaf
all who use il, and those who try II once vii
never be with out il, and therefore we rely o.
experience as the best test Of its usefulnesa L
Is pronounced by Farriers, and all who have trs
u, TO be the best application ever used. Tbs
Embrocaiion has been put up for over sirsi
years, and IL is only through the Increasing q.
maud and urgent request Of my friends anl ds
Public that I send it forth az the grand rsmstl
agent for the various diseases 10 which ha
noble and useful aTimal, the horse, is subju,t
Many remedies have been offered 70 de psb
lio under different FORMS some Of these are r.
furious, Others at best Of little use. and nlly
wholly Improper to answer the purposes for vtiA
they are recommended.
A judieious and really useful composition, n,
from those objections, has therefore long btu
desired By many gentlemen who have yul1ibi
horses, and are unwilling to trust them o its
care Of designing and pretended barriers. Ter
wishes are Ct length fdliy gratided, BY lI.
Beale) being prevailed upon to allow this valua-
bic Embrooatiou (wh .eh has proved 80 cficaeious
to the various diseases) to be prepared and
brought out to the public.
This Embroeadun was extensively used BY
the Government during the war.
For sale by HarisFiek a Irwir, ClearfsA
Joseph r. Irwin CurWensviile. Daniel Good.
lander. Lu:hersburg.
Address all orders to
DIR. EDMUND BEALE.
apT4,61-ly COZ South Second ST., Phila. 20.
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paimt MtdIfints.
Ayers Cherry Peein,I

OF huhtumpilNe ihlleuu u Al
vaneed stages Of tho disease
So wide is the field Of its usefulnei, ,,1.
numerous are is cures IN almost every .,.,'.
oi country are persuns publicly known !,
have been restored by Il lrou alarming ana ~.
desperate diseases Of the lungs When ~
tried, It's superiority over every other eres..,
ant Is too apparent 10 escape obseryaton M
where its virtues are known, The psb.i. =
longer hesitate what rntiiote 10 employ lor6,
Distressing and dangerous Affections of H. ~
monary organs thar are Incident 10 or clir,.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon 4,
community have failed and been discarded. IN
has gained friends by every uial, conferred Zen
ohts on the afflicted they can never forget ,,l
produced cures TOO numerous and too rsmarsab,
10 be iorgottea.
We can assure the public, that its qualii,
carefully kept up to the best It ever bas ben
and that Il may be relied on to do for their rs.i
all that II has ever done.
Great numbers o Clergyman, Physician,
Stf tesmen, and other eminent porsonaees, htl,
lent their names 10 certify the unparalleled u,
iulness % our rene lice, bat space here Will re
permit the insertion Of then. The Agenth
low named furnish gratis our American luiir
IN which they are given with also lull dsfas
tons Of the complaints our remedies cure.
Those who require an aiteratiye medieinst
purify the blood will fud AYERS ConP Rr,
sARsAPARmLA the one to use. Try Il once. Al
you will coneedc IL value.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AYrR 4 Co., Lov,n
Macs, and sold BY W NJ. & A. l. Shaw. CI,r
heldi W. c. Metz, Glen Hope, Jossph r ~,
and Irwin & Hartshorn, CurwensEiile Rhf 4
Spencer Lumber City, aud all Droggiss a.
dealers in medicine everywhere. sepil22a
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sottls
THE WESTERN HOTEL.


FINiE subscriber having leased for term Of
4 years this vel. known Hotel, kept for many
years by Mr.. Lanich.l aud re fitted and refur.
nished Il throughout, is now prepared to enter.
tain travellers and the public generally upon
terms Il Il hoped alike agreeable 10 both patrons
and proprietor. His TABLE and BAR will
be supplied with the beat the market affords
and no pains will be spared on bis part 10 add to
the convenience and comfort Of his guests.
A Livery stable il also attached te the o..
tablishment Horses, Buggies, etc, furnished
on short notice, or persons taken to any point
desired, JAMES A. sTINE,
ieij propfietor
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IRON CITY HOTEL.
HARRISBURG, PA.
RAILROAD HOUSE.
MAIN srREEr, rnILIpsBuRo, PA.

TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Il the best Of Liquors. His table is always
supplied with the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do well to give him n call.
n0vl ,'65 ROBERT LLOYD.
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sUsQUEHANNA HOUSE.
coxEgTowN. DAurnIN Dol. rA.

VNHE undersigned takes this method Of in.
Il forming the Watermen Of Cleardeld county,
that he has reftted and re-opened the hotel for =
merly kept by Z. shTeiner, at Coxestown, where
he VII take special pains to render satisfaction
to all who favor him with their patronage. lie
has blown all the rocks out Of the river and
planted snubbing posts for half mile above his
place. ieblS, 67l GEORGE FALK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-17
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.

Nearly all tie CoHtraJands goiuq back
to their old masters bat nary one
going to old Massachusetts,, clere
they ,Cere loUed 50 long and so lceH.
N consequence Of the above facts. r. SHORT,
Il Of the old "Short Shoe Shop" would an
nouuce to his numerous patrons. and the people
Of Cleardeid county at large, that he has now
hrst rate lot Of good material. iu,t received from
the kast, and is prepared on snor, notice 60 max
and mend Boots and Shoes, at his new shop in
Graham's row. He is satisfied that he can please
an. tunless It might be some intensely loyal stay.
ai-home pairiois.l He Is prepared to sell low for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forget the
shop-noxt door 10 Showers Grahams store.
on Market street, Clearaeld, Pa, and kept by a
fellow commonly called
iy2'67-y "SHORTY.Y
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

LUMBER CITY, cLEARrlELD CO., PA.
'I'HE undersigned having leased and rehited
Il THIS Nell-knosn stand, takes this method Of
ernging his establishment before the public. His
Table and Bar will be supplied with the best the
market affords. liberal share Of public nat.
ronsge is therefore respectfully solicited.
labz4-lyspn JAMES L. CURRY
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-17
GOOd News fOr Motllers.

6OOu NEWS iOr Mothers,
MoTHEPs, are You oppressed with anxiety
LSl for your little ones Are your slumben
and hearts broken by their crics2 Do you awake
in the morning unfeiroshed and spprehcnsiysl
II 50, procure at once bottle Of Dr. Leoa's II.
fant remedy and you will have no more weary
hours Of watching and anxiety.
Dr., Icons Infant Remedy
Has stood the test of years. Thousands .
nurses and mothers bear witness thai ii never
fails to give relief II used in season u isa
mild, yet sure aud speedy cure for Collie. Camps
and Windy Pains, aud is invaluable tor an con.
plants incident 70 Teeihing.
Sold by all Druggists throughout tie un,ai
States. Address all orders 10
ZIEGLRR a SMITH,
Sole Proprietors,
nol4-y ls7 North Third St, PhhadelFhis
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-17

RICHARD MOSSOP is NOW
Selling, at half aioir usual price,
DRESS GOODS,
CLoAKS AND sHAwLs,
BROWN sHEETINGs.
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WoOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEMS CLoTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goods
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS do do
HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISlNS AND CURRAYTs,
BRoOMs AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOUR AND FEED,
&c. &c. &c.
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A PROCLAMATION.
BLACKSMITHING.
NgW ARRANGrNrNr.

NAN AhisANhi MLNI.
INiE subscribers. In yiuw Of coming events.
Il design adopting a new system Of doing husi.
ness ON and after the 81 Of May next. From tha,
date we will adopt the CASH SYSTEM. and all
work must therefore be paid Tor before leaving
inc shop making this difference however, in favor
oi our customers. that our prices viii be TWENTY
PER CENr LESS than Is nov charged fof uorl
TT Those knowing themselves indebted. and
whose book accounts have not been settled. arr
expected 20 come forward and make settlement
before the time above indicated. We hope these
hints will not be forgotten.
GRO. c. pASSMORE q son.
Clearhcli, March 2i, ls6s.f
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nrg Goods, Groceries, ctr.
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near Philipsburg, Ponn'a,

Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps Notions, Hard
ware, Glass Nails, Oils, Paihts, Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon, Feed, &e, which We
arc Offering at greatly
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

Il Comfy Mas .REslDENCR Of the late lIs MARY s"IF
the Of samaei ston esd ana
sdjsing that Of h. sswyer esq oonrenieut distance ron ties
Wlton Ecmuary. 10 s buf Of TIE be
material and in sei IN perfect oderi is heated by luinse
htteats
residence opportunity TO family of 10 OF u Prrson
desiring beautiful residence IN tie Vicinity os nf'y hfis'
. neghhnfh0od of wealth sud efueeu
1pplr 10 p r PHILIPS ParkTow HOMER MORGAN
~ Neu- -lerI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Srotsrits mS S)robisioms.
CCOTCH BAKERY,
- NO. 1913 PUJTONAvB., BROOKLYN
nAIMlRAT. RISCIITT

csl compounded aaa msnafas,Hr,$ Ssy Sy
ssvorsd shh has 3 che '@.,s
BAKERY and offered the general Wholesale and
's1 ia nSs The pubic 70 test the Of Biscuit
the .Se'Ssr would state "a se only II. 81 % S %
.. % y s he 6s a @ sis' S%ih
attention forward either y r. or steamer M p.v
in Biscuit the only authorized to- solicit
''Sf &Ss B.@eiai are for following places and other
rs,VsS' 1eSRR MEsRa fns @ 2 chamber
PSRk TIIFoRD Broadway and No liz srthav
IIRERY A. KERR, No T46 Broadway
SFf IL RIs;nsS Nd s b1o.da s Gsa;
JAMES HALL, 10. 30 Elgghsh.aye.
BRuaaosD pIGhR aSssHS nooGs Gi H. 's Is sTssSS ssS
bk9sARD A6Is ESSIss &c sss ssshs, No ~ s1'A-''s
sbRAM YISa, Pof,HEITs D ,sas Broadway
J. w " ESfrTYS 6oDGmTY Sco, s% - No. % i2ss broadway
CAMPBELL : GsL%AY. y; to4 ReaI.hars
A&e; 3 CnARLEs No; 5si FcaIt9,ays
fPSaSP SIn sSTTH sSTEhY Ne cor s SSS1 s%e and He'r'
JOHN RB1D, No 80 Thiriave.
~ MAsr T. hSHBERT < r. No TO- i2i II Huiss";.s
RTGH aE TiIE2 THHE2Rh bake Baker No No. Sc
fEoBT fESBT SfLso WILSON Di Bsl.i, No s1s FCstS%s
BASL y ibAMS EHSTs Ssit Ban; NJ s rsISf Tls co.,
ACKER, EDGAR Co, 1Onkers
VAN R1PRR MARTIN, Stapleton J.
WARD MCGOWAN Montgomery and Warrensh, JERSEY IV
Mrs JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery Newark ave. jersey City
J j. ALDEN Wholesale Grocer Troy, ~ T.
BOND VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg, va
j. C. KEMP CoDfectioner, Petersburg Va
LIPPBNCOTT BROS, Bakers, No. 72g bighth-aye
j. BARBER, Baker, No. l03 Eghtbave.
r. A. SIECLAIR, Baker. No $50 Broadway
GEO. w. SUTHERLAND, Grocer. Petersburg Va
j. SIMPSON, Baker. Bowery, Fourth st. ,
MACY 4 Co, Grocers, SIth-aye. and TbirteenthsL
MACY 4 Co. Groeers, cor. SIth.ave. and TwentethsL
MACY Il Co. GrOcers SiIth-ave and Forty thlrd-st
BROWNING BERRY Groeers, Nos l59 and l6l NlnthNe'
ID. &. THATCHER 4 BROS. Grocsrs, No 70 Eghth.aye
Eat b. PITAAN Groees, Nos 81 and 80 HudsonI ana NO.
632 SIhaye.
EDGAR 4 Co, Groeers, No. 126 Nntbaye
GRIFFIN l. Co, GTocers, No. 600 sixth ave.
SAVAGE & BECK, Grocers No lHs9 81 loaiway.
THOMAS &. JACKSON & CO.. Grocers, No 5J SiHthaTe
DANIEL EOONAN. No 266 SiIhaye.
JOHN IT, ROGERS. No. COS Seyentbave
FOX 4 TANNER, Bakers, No 277 Eighth ave- n -.
WM. \. CORWIE CO., No 500 Broadway, cor. IWehuebs]
A. H. PERSON. New Orleans La.
w p. CONVERSE, New. Orleans, La
T. THOMPSON Co, Neo.OreaHs, La ,.,,pe ,,oprou
SCOTCH BAKERY Fuonave place Bro~kyn
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Drp GooSs.
rTyfE FENIANS DEFEATED.

'TV1E FENIANS DEFEATED.
Il MAMMALIAN SHOT ~ AND STILL THEY COMBlll
THE PRB STILL RAGING the excitement intense and the rush
GOODS bought al bankrupt sales ior
song will offer at slight profit giving the Pnohc
goods for less than auction prices On hOhDAi ana
~ fRRMBEDoUS BARGAINS TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
AT KOCS late JOHN HBATIS, No Is CamiDe st. coz Beecke
BLANKETS al 81 81, worth $3 -.
FINE ALL WOOL ENGLISH BLANKETS, 81 80, worth -
81 SHEETIEG (best makel 35 cents, worh1 cents ~,
BLK PARAMATTA % cts worth 80 es erceilent qnanyJ
2O dor TOWELS fun yard long, ~ 70 doH, worth - %
A splendid line Of rev DARK DELAIEES .
GENTS UNDER SHIRTS. 81 cents bne and heavy
The popular oTABLB DAMASK has been repenished
LADIES yESTS regular made, 81 half price
IUBIN's BEST KID GLOVES, I'll %, warranted
cases SHIFTING MUSLIN will be sold at wholesale pce
People sbouh cali here before purchasing elsewhere
AURkyY FALL TRADE expected and anticipating gree hss
the price Of Goods have bought 20 OF WHITE bLnh
yrs AZ 81 the price which viii be ~ few weeks more Also
BROWN BLANKETS sstonshngy low prices New she time to
bpy / Won would bur them cheap -. ooooo
GRRAT CLEARING OUT sALB OF SUMMER DHBSS oOODs,
sbsTs skTt. &c &c for less than hall their value.
DEALERS would do well 10 call even our ea pces
are mnch than wholesale jobbeTs. ,,o,n,v o., ea
go RED COMFORTABLES will be ready MONDAY, from 81
mn HOTEL and BOARDINGI0USR KEEPERS take notice nave
made SHEETS PILLOW blc
NAPKINS CRUMB CLOTHS, TOWELS &c, he -,
Tn e, 10 preyept mistakes careful to notice the name
and np,nber H. Z. r. KOCH successor TO John Heath,
No. IS OanniDett cor beectef'
ssIave and Bleeekerst Fulton Perry cars pass tbe door
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

Nj ARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-superior
W appearance durable, half the price Of marble T.
No 60o Sixth s's, bstssss a.h u sthsiA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Lieut. Col 3sth InfintrY, b. MalOT.Genera

1ROPOSALS will be received at the Custom
Hoase sswYok City oes q the Superintendent ef hsPairs
until August HEATING THE THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES
or THE NBwYoRK CUSTOM HOUSE, WITH Low PRESSURE
STRAIN HEATING APPARATUS, DIRECT RADIATION The coils
or rdorste be appropriately finished CURED with onamsnied
bidder state the eu
foot heating ventilation, Gd secondly
for heating With introduction Of fresh AIR 10 each radiator and either
BE 70 degrees 10 and during The
colbert The pcs include all tho en'ig masonry snd repairs
that ef e onsuacon OF
the sppsrsu bidder the sire and knd OF boilers
twhskr hind Of radiators ashe amount VI
fa surface per space be heated be 10
In both the shove -,
Ten 0 found due VIII be retained until me
efficiency ef the well established TO We satao o.
seassn.
Proposals must be sealed and ndorsd Proposals for Heating Ape
Superintendent Of Repair j. r. MORSE. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
auttiuu S7Its Of 6uI c:siatr.
tjOus,s anS :farms 61lanitS.

VSTANTED-TO RENT FURNISIiED-A
small HOTEL large BOARDING HOUSE DO good loea
ton. AdiIca, stating particulars HOikL, Tnbune ohce.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
nrouoells.
USlrrD srarss gseissrss ogEcr,


USIrrD srArrs RYGlSsrRs oYUcE,(
DAyExroRT Iowa. JalJ q, 1867.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
1 RAPIDS or TllE MISSISSIPPI RlVkRSEALkD PROPOSALS.
lupsaie viii be received this ofce until y ~ WEDNESDAY
T. 1901 for exeaag the prsm and constructing iAe en-
batEt sail Of the canal fL ne Improvement of The nAgaon o 10
Mlssss a b Dts Moles Rapids
The about seven and oneha1 miles long extending
iowa The width the water surface inside
70 te three hundred feet In enbAnkmeni AHd go 1.-TWO
hundred aud t ecAvaon and low water 10 be hye ce
All rcayAd from the Of the canal 20 be used
will Three haudre feet om tie Iowa shore
Where the bottom u te canal MI have
u half inches the nile The euhankneut b. 20 be
bai of earth clay and rock 70 be 10 u et wide on top eaug
Iopes lone ha lionel vertical The average
protection 20 be n vo and h feet on Tie
side fiwo feet tie canal side and one foot outp
All pfopo0us state the price At which each aud lind
specified the proposal TO be done and no BID vii he CONSIDERED
that II not drhuite In this rtspect ...
The Government reserves right reject any and all bids
printed this Advertisement must be chtd 10 each proposal
fc bid must costn visn printed guaranty ngned ~ two re-
BanI, r proposals required with form Of guaranty will be
furnished a this obce appicaion.
The price OF contract will be considered including the
all the materials and performing all tie Nofki
according the plans knd specifications exhibited ai ls letting
The Of the estimated az Two mNon,
VrAted STO00O lscvn hundred thousand doss the
ohly be made 10 this amount
Feen lis Of the o work done or materials
furnished price thereof will le reserved until the Whole
work which l. the subc Of contract shall be entirely compe
farther information obtain the same by calling az
this o where maps plans spscheaion and form Of eoa eau %
consulted.
Proposals must be addressed undersigned and should be In
doIsd Proposals. for work on the improvement he ps hohes
~f Jt.n, col d,4h Irsntrv RI Us
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
O. alhum It mau Guntttn.

NENIILATION.-The UNDERSIGNED having
Invented TIE only perfect ventiatl e M, ons
carries On The bad ar but supplies esb As E no PREPARED 10
venlste h0uses ships, ke at short notice s.1
hessrt Brown Bro CO. Bank Of NswYok ana Hscf, RsDa
ap1 s oaeht febhao have been adopted b the Pa.
eNo Hsb ehsmshipCo B. J. BuRHRTf.
Novelty Iron Work. New
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

90 Sti.
A SMALL HOUSE TO LET-Near Fourth
"a S1eenthst Fcuthst i0iugpsco Eleventh.
Twenty hrtst Sineteeths fsthsi Lerng
tonave. THOMPSON, No. 90 broadway.
rTO LET-FrOm 1st of October to 1st of May
next Hasings Hudson COTTAGE within minutes
walk Of station per month Apply the occupant Major
Gen ALYORD, or JOHN MYERS, No 58 Bfoadvay, n. Y
ITO LET-Dunng his absence in Europe, the
splendid RESIDENCE o JOHN TAYLOR. st Bayse Flushing
elegantly fmishedi water baths bs iochouse 10 ifoBames,r
grounds Terms sactOry m SALE. $40 very Low.
Apply to r. C. EMBREB, No. - Willsmst
rTO LET-A well-shadcd old HOUSE, six
Il Lots twenty Minutes walk from ferry Br,okni rent aaO0;
5000, Also Ban G5e loisi rent s39 sell $40 Ao shop
rent, 800 J. J. BEAN No. 70 JohDst.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ALBANY, N Y. July 20, 1861
CEALED pROpOS AIS will he received at tn

ALBANr ~ T., jay w. bels
- onee until THURSDAY Aug a. 1867 6r DREDGING from
ogo TO eQ cubic yards the channel aud baaAs Of ihe ha
son river, ot.geen Troy and New Baltimore , -, r,
Ihe maternal supposed s he ALL nearly a ofmns na tAnL ~
charge -' - =
BIDS VII be received for per cubic yard nendng both s
ns ha dposng The work be commenced mcdAsD sf o
,9rIasL are signed aud he completed by Dec l. lbbL M,
tageOua
Contractors VIII be required onfns the dredging TO the limits des
HnAted BY he Engineer In charge. -
Forms of Proposals. obtained this Office when mi particulars
VIII De gwen No bids s BE- received unless made on proper % "h
gooi guarantees certified 70 required -, -
saceH bidder VIA be required 70 enter nio contract WIN tue
'tleu STATES giving bonds Tor Us prompt and hln uhmtA
stamps TOT Contracts aud bonds 10 be furnished by the 'ooaeloh
Ilrevet Major General 4. 4. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Situations @lantfS- -9tmalss.

NUMBER of well-recOmmended German
~ GRIS WANT SITUATIONS for general bonsewob etc, a.
M LOVES GERMAN INSTITUTE, II Stantons near Christie
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT. STU
N ATOMS. Apply at No 100 kat Iiouonst near BoNery.
A IL Respectable Families, Boarding Houses,
N and Hotels can supplied good SERVANTS from all nson
Protes.sst AID Caholc az MRS YORKsTOSs OFFICE No SO
Bleeckerst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Summtr 8ttrtpis.

Summu 8ttrtgis.
A TLANTIC HOUSE, Wells Beach, Me-This
IA popular Sea Side House has been entirely efasbe and enlarged
by the addition Of forty located
Of the water and commands unobui Of the Bath
ing boating, fishing and cunning facilities the
ards bowling ke Passengers take the The Eastern
and Maine Depot Asd stop Wells depot carriages eoaey them
directly to the house. O. A. FROST Proprietor.
COUNTRY BOARD, at Middletown, Orange
~ County large we'll furnished good board eaion
te &c, be Obnsd by applying WAIT Bon No o. y o.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
0nam Sttamsrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYy
THROUGH LINE TO CALIPORSIA AND CHINA,
l-...---- CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.
ia PANAMA RAILROAD.


VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No. a North River Of Canast o'clock
noon follows:
August -ARzoNA, Capt haury, connecting with GOLDEN bGB
FarnswOrtb.
August iOIIgNRY CHAUEcRY, Capt Gray connecting With
GOLDEN CITY, Capt Lapdge - ~
August 2lRIsEG sTAR Capt c. seabury connecting With
MONTANA, Capt Sutton.
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each ada passenger
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures those oi and copnect al Pn.
with steamers for South pasc pes isi and l for Amer
can ports and hose Of lst touch at Mama milo.
month with bs
Panama o Australia and Hex-Zezand
Steamer August Will closely With steamer Repbg
Francisco September for Yokohama Kong A
Yokohama Rc for Nsgasak and Shanghe
passage tickets an all further noranon apply at the once
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-26
Extont of the Earthquake.

CHICAGO, April 25.---The earthquake
shock, which was so distinctly felt IN
Northern Missouri, reached through Iowa
to this city. Pictures on the walls swung
TO and fro, and the furniture ratified.
In several sections of Iowa it frightened
the people.
AT Dubuque, three distinct pulsations,
lasting about twenty seconds, were felt.
People in the upper stories ofthe principal
buildings rushed for the streets. Openings
were made in brick walls, and furniture
displaced. Quite an alarm, for few mo-
ments, prevailed in some localities.
At Des Moines, the movement of the
earth was sufficient to rock persons sitting
in chairs and shake the buildings. Per-
sons standing in some localities were moved
from their perpendicular.
At St. Louis, it was the sever est shock of
the kind felt in the Mississippi Valley
since 1911. IL was strongly felt in the
Southern Hotel, that great building vibrat-
ing perceptibly under its influence. Itwas
more strongly felt at the drug store oi
Jones & Letch, corner of Fifth and Olive
where, in the upper story, lamp setting
on the table was overturned.
The solid walls of the Court house also
yielded to its influence, the shock being
distinctly felt in the north wing.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-26
The Mexican Condition.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Vera Cruz corre-
spondence says;
Marquee, who escaped from Queretaro,
arrived from Mexico City at Puebla with
1000 after its capture by the Liberals. A
fghtensued, inwhich the ImperlRlists were
defeated.
The situation of the Imperlalists at Quer-
etaro was horrible. They hold only two
streets of the place.
Macmillan was still there. Persons
coming out oft city for food were shot
down,
A Havana letter says Commander Nouta,
of the Austrian frigate Dandolo at BAN
quet on the l4th, is reported to have said
he had received orders to send his executive
officer to Vera Cruz TO take command OF
Maximilian's yacht and convey the Arch
duke home.