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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02

In retiring from the business. / can.
with great confidence. recommend the new
house of LipscomB 4 Riitledge as young
men of the strictest integrity; and whilst
| return my grateful thanks for the pat
rOnage bestowed on me whilst in the trade,
would bespeak for them liberal trade,
George K. Rutledge will always be on
hand to assist them.
WANTED, Immediately, large amount
of Corn and Bacon, fox which will pay
the market price in cash.
Jan. q. GEO. w. HUNT,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02
notice.!

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
IL terest in the Dry Goods trade at
Hunts Slation. w. q A. Railroad. to
Messrs. T. j. Lipscomb and Willie Rut-
ledge, desire an early settlement OF all
balances due me. My friend, George p.
Rutledge, ever true to integrity, will be
Oh hand to make settlement.
e. W. HUNT.
Jan. 2lst, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII be Auction the brst MONDAY in December
ssI In the Manning Clarendon County South Carolina the
ouias LOTS OF LAND situated the said county being the
properly Of an Assigned Estate
TOWN PLACE"
This residence Of Dr. INGRAM and s located 10 the most
seble portion Manning The lot contains two
tb. sppu.Babees are veaDsbed DWELLING, containing SI
Outbungs complete consisting Of store servants houses
lebs place orpAmen,ed with beautiful live oaks set
years ago Altogether is handsome place costing 10
yss, ago. abOat 5000.
HOME TRACT"
This excellent and vessttea tract Of 600 ACRES Of LAND
miles from Manning The laad produces we-e"ou
peas The sDpurenIHes consist Of DWELLING HOUSE
necessary OubudBg AOOrers bOusss gin house anS
stables, ke
"CONYERS' TRACT"
TIE go ACRESO LAND It Is vel settled and highly
prooueti.s plantation situaie IL miles from
Naming
ROSE BAY PLACE"
Tbs ACRES Of fBe cotton and LAND, situate
br % OF The CoBysrs adjoining the "COByer Tract" 1t
s. without settlement
MCLEOD TRACT"
800 ACRES An improved and valuable tract Of land
,uat, IN the fork RIVER produces cotton and nee
veil and convenient Manning the latter place ssOug
fthe hest markets IN the State.
MCKNIGHT PROPERTY"
THIS Of Store Dwelling, and ouibudiDEs and I've
Of LAND in village Of Wnghrs BluH on
sAbies Ri1er.
LOTS IN MANNING.
HHse aud tsoAee lot the Town Of Manning House contains
ts0Ir lot vel improved.
HOUSE and Kitchen and Land in the village Of
Naming
A vacant LOT
TERMS OF SALE:
Os third cash credit Of and yeSu the credit
1son secured bond Of the purchaser with interest at the rate
.. per cent per mortgage the premises sold Purchasers
FROST ADGER. for Aagoees.
Charleston, s. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BuRElu OF Provisions CLOTHING Octeesr 18TH 1862
PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.-Sealt


proposs iOdored Prop9ss for Asr,s,s viii he ,.sshu
AZ this o'clock r. ~ the hrst day Of No,ebe
1869 supply Of Eight Thousand mattresses oaf to"assn %
be NesNoT Navy lsh TO thousand Tue
Philadelphia Navy and thousand at the Boston navy
Of delivered al the
each aud ire balance twenty
hundred delivered without The mattresses TO be De
yd Boston Navy Yards must have one cover
l.. A..
pounds including ticking which 70
he cu ait length aud thirty inches wide Ihe
must inches 10 length and twenty nn
inches width The hair ticking ard make ust be sq "
The samples the hevlU Philadelphia and Boston
one thousand be delivered al The Navy Yard hss
VAR Eve hundred Navy Yard Philadelphia aud ave hundred 81
M Rostou Nav Yard and the balance within ninety
daysf front he Of the contract
Bond with approved security will be required Ia one quarter the
estimated amount contract and twenty per cent 10 addition
Will be withheld amount Of each payment as collateral security
for the performance Of the contract which reservation VIII Dol DC
paid uEtl the Is fully complied With
Offer must - accompanied by written guaranty ngue b one
the bidder bidders w Ms or
obligation within i've DAYS
good and Enrees furnish the articles pfoDoed
No prop0sa considered accompanied b such guaranty
the department the night g. reject any proposal unless we
certified To- by The Assessor Of Internal
District whb they reside ami Jules The license
nv farnbed with the proposal well as
10 reject any proposal considered svaEgou 10 The Government
L. 7. DUNN,
chief 81 Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
GALE OF ME CONFEDERATE sTATEs

GALE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
- LABORATORY BUILDING At MACON, GbOkGIA.IIhs
,ye bang temporarily occupied by the Georgia state fSr
u.s erected pressed the most sestana manner
Confederate be used LABOkATOki The HAN
ysran building high leach 70 el ana ~ s'
vide each end story hgh
IL located about mile and hs ron ne
the OF the Macon and " est
kAosd This building situated the center OF the Gotten
Of Georgia and expressly arranged to support machinery
he capitalists and manufacturers for
Georgia sne Geld Tor remunerstTs Investments
UtHdOn issued from the u y District
Dot Of Georgia viii sell the above
With tS Of land which II h situated 10 TIE
seb.st bidoer Aseos the FIRST TUESDAY DECENT
BtK 1907 Sse positive Terms cash For further
hsasp apply u the q. :. Marshsl al ssTanRab. Ga.
baY.nnlh. ia Oct ~ 1862 ". II. kMYTH, L. \ Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
y,gal gutitts.

SUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTERC OUN-
- application Of ROBERT PATTERSON
HENRY FERRIS JACOB 4. HOWARD HUGH LUGSEi. and Will
LIAM WATSON Commissioners under Chapter O OF The Laws Of 1909
entitled authorize the Towns Of Weehes,er and West
highway SAID Towns TO be Known as the Ford
han and We the undersigned Commissioners OF Ap
sboveehtd matter hereby give potee 10 the o~ne
occupants Of all houses and lots aha Improved
thereby and all Others whom u may con
eeru 20 w That have completed our sppa.ntn' Asa
that Az interested these proceeding or ~ any OF the
thereby and who be opposed The sane
duly verified the COmmisaousfs on or before
a.. 9s a. NJ Oct 1855 the said Commissioner, will
her parties objeeug the following ne, and places me lor1
the z7th DAY Of October, 1869 at
sael a m ao6 Hotel In tbs VILLAGE u iofdh,m in th
Of Oct, 1853, at 10 o'clock
sopd Th. the abstract d sppssmso together with maps
makiug report have been oepon ot
,so m. Town Csrfs once the towns Of West Yarns and
"'''e"''''' ." JOHN C. DosAHuE. lCSH~l.sans
UhWLRY b. CLAPP, OF
CHARLES W. LITTLE )Apprasemsnt
BENJAMIN r. HASKIH, Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
Sropuslls.
OFYiCE DEPOT QUARTERNAsTEE.
IFEFFRsOSVfLIF Ind Oct. !. 1868

DEPOT QULRTERnAsTER /
JKFFERsOSvtLLE Ind Oct 4 1868
DROPOSALS.-Sealed Proposals will be re
eerd until the uh day Of NovsmheI 1859 for To
thousand TENTS more or less
ssing NBe % be furnished by ne o'eren
The will required be made 10 ceordnee With the speen
established by General Order No 90 NJ o. o. Of t' copies o"
yh viii be furnished on application therefor
viii be- furnished by the L. s. and delivered TO the COP
tractor the Depot JedssoBy Ind The teu when completed
10 be delivered at the place Tor inspection.
Bidders will the quantity materials OF each ind reqeu 10
single the quantities for thousand tents
They will also whether they TO return for keep The cot
tingE
tents per NAeh they viii continue to make deliver
les will be stated In the proposals.
proposal should be signed by The ntasl or h making an
Of the Internal Eeyehue Asessu Of the
District bidder resides that be regular licensed manu-
anrer also bv bond the Of - 900 OF two
the Internal Revenue for the De
fct reside the execution Of contract
satisfactory for the delivery OF the tents spec
fed 10 the proposal
right reject al birds regarded a. dsahvanageon'
BIDDERS invited 30 he present a. The
opeuiBg
addressed the and distinctly Endorsed
Proposals for the manufacture OF tents"
By order OF The QnArternsster General y. 5. A,
- J. A POTTER Bvt Brig Gen. U. s. A.. Depot y NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
pEREMPTORY SALE of a magnificent RESI-

DEREMPT0RY SALE of magnificent RESI-
DKECR propsry situated IN the City Railway j. but few
minutes drive depot comprising Of land under The
hsbe,t state Of cultivation splendid Bugsh Gothic Cottage con
tanning extensive Oubungs horse6an essoArn car
benssry house for gardener &c Az
Al. 6ufdpss are perfect condition ASd but recently
papte The could be built to-day for less sum than
a Ooo The grounds euy laid aud covered With great
and ornamental trees and choice shTDDos 0e
Of fruit THIS adjoining the Edgar estate no" being
and and several new
Of This place H without DOUBT We nD
valuable efsHy residence property IN about tns G
this are worth ever Vv
seTe from by the NesJery
ksrosd trains daily has 2o Inhabitants u ehG5Gne nle
paved rapidly ntng
raue could be dyded and retain or " ceres
balance could be sold IN villa plots
ss ibtry realizing from the sale the ~ sold on
or outs TOE will for the entire
,er Ferrous the property inquire at Crow
Hotel IN RAILWAY they will be directed the premises Bone
property will be sold a. pubic
suetiop CToseIa Hotel Of kahSSy a. o'clock
1'n0DN'' ''' ~ EDGAR PIERsOS, Sheriff
Railway Oct ID 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL


~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMANDING MAY 10, 1863
kesIoff Of Tseniy sevenibft Asd
'-'s Fourt Entranre Twenty -sersnth-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Fer Esu-sv.B aud Bridgeport (ELl lJO M H'ls tbL)1
tEI l. 3.l3, t:9o. $50 snde III m. NJ. -
Milford strAtiord FAIhed Southport and "espen 49,"
ass t;B and $50 a.
For Eorran. siEI li.9o M li'ls tELh bLh Si'A
To1 p.riss l. ii:joa nj SIS 4 30. 500 aOds:]o
For Stanford. tEI) ll:0n m lI;I' tEil Hl9 hLb
as $50 fkIC as $50 $50. 7il3. Or 10 eao -,
10, C,,.s.sh 70 ii 30 a N 7S 3,s i:I, $50 eiN. 7i' p
vo Por, Chester intermediate stAioni all lloA m M
ass as $50 $50 7l3 and $50 m:.,,,o
'''"'' CONNECTING TRAlNA
For Boston. via Springfield a. IN. tkL J. jtkL) spm
Tor Boston via Shore Line l2l5 III b p n
For Hartford and Springfield N tEI , RoiS thhh
Connecticut River Railroad, (EI l9''' H. h0H"sA
5p N. Northampton p-n.., ,g.N l2,l5
For E.s.Havsr H,r.Lobd0B and sioHiDEsa Railroad "a
l2:l5 3Bpn mn L. Wn.n.hu,sh
Fo, Housatouie Railroad, la m ana No..
10, E.asstuck Railroad, ga N, lehb f'V -
~, D,npor aud Norwak Railroad II' suu ~ ~ AAs
a. .rtlan Frs3h from kor"sh DanoafJ
N 10 soans.," isa.s m; 2:i5 t.1o, and 5:oop
Conmodi"us sssPhs S.' JANIS H. HOrT, superpsadsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

A. MERWIN AueUohteT
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D ASs Of Books Works Of Art Pane, Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY md TUESDAY, Oct. 10 and 10. at ?. IN.
valuable collection Of COINS aud MEDALS, The property OF j.
Randall Of Philadelphia consisting Of American Gold SILVER and
Copper Colonial pieces Also hne assortment OF
pieces with few Miscellaneous Coins and
Medals
WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY. Oct 20 and q. at .,
An extensive and valuable Of BOOKS general literature
including number Chess Bihiography and
Literary History aud Travels America aud elsewhere 6e
Cf- For particulars catalogues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
9arwiiun.
FURNITURE,
PARJ0R,
BEDROOM
LIBRARY,

LIBRARY,
AND DINING ROOM
b. l.. SOLOMON &c SONS,
NOS 6s7 AND $50 BROADWAY.
Call the attention parties desiring furnish to their large aud ELE
CANT STOCK. which they offer at MOST REASONABLE PRICES
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF LAMBREQUISs, CUE
TAINs CoREICRa MIRRORS &c, ke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
Ill Por LoS0 BRANCH, RED BANK, BRlCksBuk0 nas
CHESTER TOMS RIVER he. BY ssansr. JhssE hoiI "'p
m ron ~ ~ iscs ''' w. sSRDBs General Manager
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IsLAND-NiNTBR ARRANGbM BNr-On aud snsf O.I"nei
,h uaps will Roosevelt sad 0randt fsrss a. oo~s
tg , NJ Mail and Passenger for PsehoEse NJ for henet
40 D. m Erprsss 70 PAtehefpsi go N, Aceommoa.uos
,lp-ou Saturdays thTouIu 10 raehoras t1 oi ns u
on through Babylon All trains connect AZ 'ap s'.
s.r,p Toe Mensi and usins fo particular, zee N'
,,n,g Wv ~ n WHITE sssshbsnasnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
Dc @lbcm If nun Cuntun.
@fooiuo 6arOs. 1T.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Full
~ ton-st-WBDDlNG CAhDS AMI FINk STATIONERY 'h"~S
lEbsd lsl5J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
Salts bp Snftion.


HESRI J. LEEDS MINER, AucnOneeTs
RT NOTICE. .
n IMPORTANT SALE OF PIEB ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
BY EUROPEAN ARTISTS
WILHELM COLBBCTJONH
exhibition the GALLERIES NOt s7 and sls
BROADWAY, south vest corner ofIweltb-st
To be sold at auction
the Evenings OF ,r., a.. Ian
Tb. celeba.d collection modern FRENCH FBMISH and
DUSSELDORF Schools comprising part ~or, Of the ohO"Dg mas
PnTI BoulapreT husp
Robbie hagektem, DeaehauI,
II Ronp.r y. WtseT, kusSmAu.
n Reni ArBauI l. DE BeH,
\. Mas Cerez
psvHn II. De Beul C. Hue,
Dislmsn De Bylaudt, CarAhain
V,rwrr R0bar. UnterbergeT,
CoUmOnt, yAnssem hoelnVDi
Leclerg.
by celebrated masters Also asuperb COLLECTION
PNGRAYINGS COPIES OF POMPRlAN PRBsCOks, FRBSCH
PHOTOGRAPHS. AND VENETIAN VIEWS,
b q wellknOvH author OF this ciy Also
THE ODALISQUB" and " DOLCBFARhlBNTB"
BY PROF Y. MARTINEZ.
faVone AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
Arts by ORDER OF RECEIVER without reserve " pay
GALLERY NOW OPEN FOR EXHIBITION day and evening until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
err or YEw-YoKx, DsPaKTnEsT OF FiyAseE.

err OF Nkw-NoKK, DkPARrnEsT ~ FINANCE !
BUREAU RECEIyEK OF TAHss
CouRr.Iior.s PARE - ChAabers.st, Oct ID, 1868 }
NOTICE TO office is hereby
~ given the Roll. or Tar Boehs on req. AND
estate and SHAREHOLDERS Of bank stock for the year 1905
been delivered ssd that all tsIes are now ne anu a
Oncs Payment thereof be made between the hoaS o &
M deduction rate Of cent anDum eacunr oN
th dats Of az December wl he 90 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
STEAMBOATS, alO gailruaSs.

STEAMBOATS, anD RailruaSs.
TOR BOSTON
FALL RIVER. TOUCHING At NEWPORT,
The World Teuoub ned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander BRAYTON. CommsndeT slhMoNs
vii have (slisruAi, daJ'J DAILY
from Pier No. 30 North River, 80, -
At s r NJ.
n r U4IJS CELEBRATED GOLD BuGLR BRASS, STRING.
- - AND REID BANDS
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
EVERY EVENING.
THIS is THR ONLY LINZ RUNNING
$500 SUNDAY MONT BOAT.
FREIGHT received up to o'eleel P N s,sb e'snins
JAMES Flsk. IT, President
~ r. EIAOHS. Msasging DirsetoL
CHAS H. VALE General Passenger agent
H. n hAEGAM, Freight Agent -.....,. c....vx
CpECIAL NOTICE-CHANGE OF HOUR
= On and MONDAY iah steamers Of the Pal Rive
Line pier 90 n Stonugton Line Per a. n H. and koTsloh and
worcester Lane ~ r. for Boston aud intermediate points al"
leave Newly At 4 O'CLOCK, instead Of O'clock p ~
YortO ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
SALE, to CLOSE A CON.
II CERN
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS

n
AUCTlONEBR.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS
LUZERNE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1869.
At y ooei EOop be sold Public Sale without reserve al the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, IN the CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
the following described real estate, viz
valuable land containing four buodred t4O0 acres and a.
lowsnss Blsy Township LuIene County Pa adjoining and
snd and Hudson Canal Co. George NJ
oeubaeh and others advsrtageOusy situated for mining
kss on LAchAunna about mile from the town OF
Archibald miles from Scranton and believed to be entire
" usa.rsd By all the coal 10 that region It's easily
sssssbs railways and canals both from NeWiok and Philadelphia
The LAkAwsbnA reliable power and there the And pine
ssl hsmosk timber number dwelling The town OF
Archibald extending The title perfect Parties
s,,.s examine the premises invited d MI John Gard
"a. Al Plan, and survey examined the auction store
Sal. ,soute close liberal ESQ to be paid when
Is struck o. -
s,.,. Ia1 vy,l,ut,t AuCTIONEER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

NEW JERSEY RAILROADmFROMf OOi 90. Oh
IN COURT AMT PHILADELPHIA wa kennns'oo
N VI, Camden, m. Wa Wat ph'se 81. M Il ashs
PoT Bsitmsr. aud ". hBg'os-sIte a ~: n'o H. D."
FOR TIR WEsT-a&o a 1850 m D o. nj pm. ~, Nv
m aad m trains through to ClHeihash and .nyo ss os Que
,hnss silver Palace Sleeping on m yam tun h,"a 70
Caessa aud Chicago without change dali, ssinray On
Chicago % sOms rprSs JACKSON e.u.r, sup.np,.od..
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.
~ ,spor IN INV YORK Foot Of Lihsrt, IT.. konh River
On and amer M0SDAr Aug 3D. 1859 passenger train sill ran
" M."yy NETWORK FOR BBRaBsAvR- AT SIS, siaa. ass
sis rS $40 sits 1870. lli4oa li,3s $40 +S. sS,
ga ana 7 1.&o $50. $50, 1919. ili3 m -
Isavs Ssw.ioak foR WEST sRkoEs.A, 80 go SIS
as N 40 m 3,30 30, 5sts, 6.73 1,p $50 II 10
'IRtyE NEWBORN F0R SKwARx-M ss<, $50, $50 11,
ais SOS $40 s:s. 1850. ll;to NJ np 3% %Hso
H.ls As 81 sH g. f:l0 $50 $50 lo;&s 1lis0Pm
$780, 80 r. KICKER Superintendent
". p. BALDWIN Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FiBLD AND THE NORTH 81 IS Steamers leave Peek
alp for Haven .. sl, .ad eoense.I via Tie haIeea
TOR BRIDGEPORT and Points or Housa-
Il tens ssd ssaEaseA HsosdF. ell steamers leave Ca'ha
nntshp AZ u noou, ana J p
TOR NORWALK and DANBURY. Steamer
kkLLf WHITE leaves daily foot hsrksst 1ts, and Thr,
sevenihst st3p ". .
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
, rspEr r LINZ for BALI WARRINGTON ne WEsI
eOUTh'WssI aud NORTH WEST. WESTERN rRkiohT re-
.eysd and forwarded By PROPELLER LINZ from Psr6 R. and
wAshhGToh CITY FREIGHT By q. and H. r., from Pier No
H. daily RATES Low With quiet dispatch Pssssssss take she
and and root. non foo, Of Csursnd privilege 90 res.s
WHIST TIP s W.shng,os D. c. without sIira ses
ONLY LINZ srordDf thu TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED. e. W. PKRvRiL, Gen AgI,
Ne JsS Broadway, ssL Barclays o., New ish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
ngOPRJS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Al TnnI.M AKE LACKAMANNA. AND MkSLERN kAILkOAO

foot Barclay and foot 81 CbrsopbsrsL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY NAV ~ ione
i'm MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuve With Boonton Branch
Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX TOT ~
dover and Newton Washington with the D. Ia aud X iof M
Great Bend and AL points on tb LACE
and Boonburg sB Hudson X bds al EAson
sHqu.ksnBs r. m Bethlehem. AheDiorp Mach
IIy1, LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stop, Esvari, Morris
Pbipsbuss and kasou
,,S. Al Phip,burg Bel Del X for Bedere ke aud AZ
Es0D with L. v r. fol bsh'Hem Anea""h AAu'' eni' anu
MLkssbErre ..-.,,.. =. IA. Ar. N
l. AMI n n Water Gap, stToud,bns aud sesntoH al Dover
with Chester X. r. and at waterloo With hn',ei X
e.Ds an .,dIil0p m TO SUMMIT and intermediate station.
$40 $50 II IN AND SGD I'D s;D o'Jo s's' anu
lI..5 M "a SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
il;iO a m and $50 p n, TO hoRKSro"s and ns"'H"''
siSr m MoRRIsTowS EXPRESS - , ., .. ,,,.
kRW ARK $500 $50 1870, H. l1 ll;to
a a $50 $50 $50 5o $50 elo t;O IS s;o. and
H,tssPRTTooMfIEIp .sd AoSTCLAIR hs:oo 1880 $50
ro a ala n m SCHOOL,. Assistant superintendent
n A HEHkI q. y a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
CHORTEST AND CHEAPEST
LINE TO THE
SOUTHWEST.
THE SOUTH PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
WIN open their line Tor bu'ise"
TO
LEBANON, Mo,


ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9th OF OCTOBER NEXT.
Stages drawn by excellent OF horses viii leave Lebanon t"
% m Springfield on arrival Of railroad at Lebanon connecting
With daily lines CAssv In Missouri, KAtsTie BeniopVe Fay
re Van Buren, smith, in AInsss Mount Vernon GTsnby
Garbage Eeoso Missouri and with wesky lines Tor BOLIVAR
Stockton su Nevada CT Missouri sni Barter Springs aud Fort
s,o Kapsss Also connecting Smith with h weekly lines to
Boqgy Depot Fort Arbucke and Austin Tens and 'emv.s 10
Sac Antonio For, stockton and all in the sOu,hwes
Through tickets rail and from st. Louis to Springfield
Carthage Bolivar CRANKY Fort scott aud all principal pom" VIC
Southwest will b. issued Of which further notice viii 10 gvsn
Fail Of freight ke be obaosd a. the
Coup,nr, Office corner Of sixth and wAnutss, st. Louis
VIM. II. PATRIARCHE,
SUPERINTENDENT
Train, vi, leave st. Louis at T9O m and $50 arriving At
Lebanon At SEQ D. u and II a m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

communicated
NuIsANoEs. ALI towns are subject
to nuisances. Sometimes they appear
in one form, and sometimes in another
But of all the detestable nuisances that
can possibly atiiict any community,
the public l0df,rS are the most annoy.
irg-no matter whether they are ito
the manor born,' or of foreign inn
portation; but II there is any distine.
tion, the latter class of individuals are
most detcstable-for they are gcner-
ally experts at the business, ond will,
in may instances, make their appear.
ance under false colors, and not only
"slicl' the landlords for their bills.
but "stick" themselves into private
Offices, where they are not satisfied
with spending their own time in idle
ness, but appear to manifest a desire
to please, aud frequently read aloud
for an hour or SO, twhilo you are try.
ing TO study) fully Convinced that
their style Of elocution was an ample
restitution for your lost time. They
will not take q hint, you cannot give
them the "cold shoulder; and the
only application that would have the
desired effect, would be the toe of
"oold boot Bored.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11
PmLAprLru1A. Ami IL. 1sG6.

hAAAhiLA hlAf n pm - lchNs
Jacob Schests-Dear Sir: 1t gives
me pleasure to bear testimony TO the
efficacy Of ",Scheetz's Celebrated Bitter
Cordial" Ny daughter, who has been
afflicted for the last two years with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, for which
she had the services of medical skill,
and also tried various remedies with
out avail, was at last induced to try
your celebrated Bitter Cordial, and
| am happy to say her health has been
entirely restored by it, use. | would
therefore recommend it to others suf-
fering from the same cause, as believe
it TO be an invaluable remedy in such
cases. Very respectfully,
r. w. EAsTLAoK, 2306 Green st.
Rar Read Scheets'S standing ddrer-
fisemcHt in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

Aim at perfection in everything,
though in most things it is unattain.
ed however, they who aim at it, and
persevere, will come much nearer to
il than those whose laziness and de.
spondency make them give it up as
unattainable.
The above is particularly applicable
to the subject of health-all should do
everything in their power to attain
perfection, as near as possible, in that.
This can be secured by regular and
continued use Of the Zingari Bitters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11


A CoRREcTIoN-Mr. Editor: ! no.
tice "Q' article in last weeks Jour
nal in relation to the Court House, in
which the following paragraph occurs !:
"Wo firmly believe this petition was gotten MP
and presented 10 the Republicans to sign, that the
responsibility for the expenditure Of these public
moneys might be hHed on the Republican majority
in the Legislature. Il looks very much like some
Of "swcct Williams" sharp practice, being simply
an effort to relieve himself and some other people
In whom be is interested, from liability"
50 far as this statement relates to
Mr.. Wallace and myself, it is wholly
untrno. No such scheme was ever
thought Of; and Mr. Wallace never
saw the petition until IL was sen. to
Harrisburg GEORGE THORN.
CLEARFIELD, Feb. IL, 1869.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11

The Democratic Almanac for 1869
is for sale at the Post Office Back
numbers for 1868, 1867 & 1866 can be
furnished. The price per copy is
twenty cents. This is the best stats
teal publication out, and should be in
the hands of everybody. The pro-
ceedings Of the great impeachment
trial are given in the number of this
year. This of itself for future refer.
ence is worth more than the price of
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