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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
+ POppcnhcim, w Shepherd & co. III Gr,vcrS &
co. j IilWnhrmnnll. G W Millinms & 20 Wlrnnn.

+ POppcnhcm, Shepherd & co, J n Grayer &
M0nsccs, AMI Order.
Steamer Dictator, McNclly, rala,ka via Jack
sonflllc, Fernantlina and Savannah. 81 hale.
WilliliuS co. lngraham & SON. G. II I.rilrr
Paul, WEIGH K Isran,lcs wrth e. CO. w NJ Law
Paine. KrkIatrick wiitc. Fraser & niii Miss - I =
co, q W Williams n co, 4 \ Ianglcy j Wige, u w
Esrriagc: j l,rcshnhan. hiatthicsscn, Gour,lin (
60, ana w llu%cr.
Eark Mary Kiilam. Uutlcr Yarmouth y So
days. ballast TOJ 4 7 Getty.
CLEARED SATURDAY..
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New lork-Jas
Adgct ~ cc.
steamship Fa!cor. lIorscy, BALTIMORE Cour,c.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York.
steamship Falcon, llOrscy, baltimore.
Brig II iirOoks. Briggs III Mary's. Tia.
Srllr Carrie Holmes, Holmes. Wilmington, n e.
Schr L. z q WisiIart Mason. Wilmington. y &.
Steamer, City Point, Mcmillan. Pala,ka, via
JacksonNillc, Fcrnand.na, &c.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Scir Sarah Cullen, Avis. Chisoln's island.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship " Evcrman, Iiincklcy. Phadcl.
pllia. October -.
lritisl, sclr Tropic Bird, Earbcric, Portland, Ne,
October nG
Scllr Ida I.clla, Fisher, Philadelphia Via vii.
mingtOn Del, October -.
20.
Scir D strcakcr Van Glider, Wilmington. n
G, October 2u
Schr Archer !s Reeves, Ireland, New York, De-
tober Is.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
brig GOorsic Swan, a: EostOn. October os.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Trif Mary Roosevelt. Can, 1T Boston, October
Steamship wcyhossctt, Parrish, nj New York.
October IS.
Spanish hrig Fumcnto, -, at Maanzas, oc-
tobcr 10.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
;, Eriti.l' brig Ampiion. Ecas, from Providence.
!, October %.
;, sclr Fannie II ilucSlin new, Buckiin, from
RUcHport, Nc, October -.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, October 27.-CorFEK.-Thc market
for this article continues quiet Java hos been
selling In small lots, In bags and pockets, at % "a
L3Hc, gold, and 500 bags Rio on private terms.
No sales OF 81. Domingo, but some shipments
have been made to Europe.
COTToN.-Priccs Of cotton have not varied ma
terially during the week. Host OF the supplies
arriving are OIL manufacturers account, and the
demand In consequence is confined 10 small lots.
The sales have been ct sHa25c for ordinary
26Ha26c for good ordinary; 26a281<c for low mid.
ding, and 26Ha26.<c for mddling, including up
figures.
DoMRsTrcs.-Thcre has been quito an active de-
mand for cotton goods, and sales have been free
ly made at the recent decline WOollens are also
In demand and all 1nc goods are selling readily
at full prices.
GUNNY BAGs.-Aarket quiet and prices ore
nomnay the Bamc-16a17c currency.
GUNHY CLOrH.-Thc sales have been confined 10
small lots at 21c per yard, currency.
HAY.-The market is firm for Eastern and North
ern, with good demand. Sales at s15s2I per
ton for common and good, and choice lots $26a
~ per ton.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spir,ts turpcntinc has been in
better demand, with sales OF 200 casks at 4Sa50c
per gallon, closing ut 40a6oc. In tar there have
been small sales at 50 25a3 37k per bbL In rosIn
and pitch no change, with small sales.
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MEMORANDA.

GEoRGETowS, S G, October 27-Arrivcd, schr
Palmer, Ireland, New York. Clearcsl, 25th brig
Charles Wesley, GrIn, Belfast, Me; schooner = /;
Woodbury., Woodbury., Baltimore.
The British bark oswcgo, Roberts, previously
reported oil this port, has proceeded South.
The British brig Lady pcrie which put into this
port In distress while OH a voyage from Jamaica
Tor port In Great britain, was sold on Saturday
last, With her tackle, &c, for S20o0 by her con-
signees, Messrs a Ensl0M & co.
The schr Bagaduce, Mead, for Georgetown, S C,
sailed from Providence October 81.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRH-Pcr steamship Championship
bales upland cotton, 60 bags sea island cotton
l26 ticrccs rice, 10 packages sundrics
BALTIh0RE-Pcr steamship falcon-59I bales
cotton, 80 bales rags anu wool, 235 tcrcCs rice
100 boxes canned fruits, 40 packages.
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'T 0 W A G f

The Steamer SAMSON having ,T.h
bcen recently put in thorough or
der, 10 now ready to tow vessels to and from sea
and the phosphate works on the Ashley and Coop.
For engagements, apply on board, to Captain
W. +. ADAlR, or 1T the office or the Agency, Fast
Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
noyI limo
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 30-SPIRIrs TURPHN.
TinE.A slight decline on yesterdays quotations
was observable, and 100 casks were taken ut 42c
RosIH-Saes OF $50 bbls at 81 IS for strained
and 81 coal 65 for No2.
CRUDE TURPRETINR-Thc market continues
steady, with sales OF 1i5 bbls, at 81 rs for virgin
and yellow dip and 81 80 for hard.
TAR-Sales OF only 20 bbs ut 81 q Dbl.
C0TToN-Saics OF Al bales at 20, "a, 241za24Ic,
aB in quality.
IIAY-Sales Of 4o5 bales Mt 81 10, and 175 bales
ut 81 10, from wharf, as LII quality.
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GEORGETOWN Market.

GEORGETOWN. October 27.-CoTToN-No sales
10 report this week. We quote from % TO 25c per
pound.
ConH.-Fui supply. Small lots at retail bringing
81 so per busfcl.
TIMBBR.-No snlcs TO report We quote from
to 18c, according to quality.
TURPBNTINB.-yirgln dip 50; yellow dip So 65;
scrapc or hard 81 25to 81 60 per Dbl OF $50 pounds
TO the bhl. Per gallon SIC.
TAR.-Icr bbl retail, So
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II o r 4 l. O Il d A
VIA SAVANNAH, FEREANDINA AND JACK.
S0EvILLE.

e. On and after the 2aa of October p ,.xIEA
George Il. Mcmillan, will sail from Charleston
every SATURDAY EvESIEG at s O'Clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT viii leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, connect
Ing with Central liailr0ad ut Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
at Fernnndina for Cedar Keys, Mt which point
steamers connect with New fJrlcans Mobile Pen
sacnla, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills OF La,ling given for cotton per Sa-
yannnh line OF steamers 10 Boston.
Through Bills OF LadIng given for goods to Mo.
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
J. ID. AIKEN 6 co, Agents,
0ct1s South Atlantic Wharf,
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Recruiting for Cuba continues actively in
Spain. Seven battalons Of volunteers viii
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- RoUTR TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places should lay in their I<,EGH.
supplies Of Ciareis, Cla'npagncs, Cor vMSAQlGks,
dlais, l'randics, Whlski ) Wines, Cauncd Soups
anu Meats, American and English biscuits, De
villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco nnd Imported Segars.
WM. S. COltWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Tlasel,
Charleston, $. C.
Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, corner aOIii street
New York. scDtnS timos
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NoRTnEAsTEI,N RAILROAD.

100 bales upland cotton, = bales sea island cot
ton, $50 bbls naval stores. l42 bushels rice cars
lumber, Indsc, &c. To j v BardcI, n Goldsmith
son, klinck, Wickcnbcrg & CO, r W Emanuel
p Downing co, Gcrdts Il co, Howard & co, pei
zer, Rodgers Il co, Frost & Adger, Rcc,lcr & Da-
CO, W X Ryan, Kendall & D0ckcry, ClaghOrn iler.
ring & co, } Il PringIc, Caldwe'! 4 Son, l'rOdic &
CO, Graeser 4 Smith, NJ Finley ] + Adger & co. "
patrick Wittc, Ostcndorlr e co, W & Zee Il ca,
Thurston Holmes, l. Potter, Marshall, Jr,
and Railroad Agent
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SAVANNAH AND cuARLEsron pI,tro.p

Cotton, rough rice, mtse, live stock. To Roper
\ Stoney, q Cameron, w a Boyle, Wugclicr,
Stewart co, J A May, Adgcr, G wulbern, J Il
Pringlc & Son, ClaghOrn, Herring & co, Fraser Il
Dil, Richards D Krackc, IlauIll, A Rhett,
Howard & Bro, Pclzcr Rodgcrs & co, RavencI 4
co, and Reeder & Davis.
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~ o II E d TO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
INGS.

The steamer ST. HELENA, Cap rG~
tain II. ID. Elliott. will receive freight
o'clock, and Edisto WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 2
o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply on hoard or to
]. ii. MURRAY, Agent,
Market Wharf,
The steamer leaves again FRIDAY MORNING, at
O'Clock, and Edisto SATURDAY MOnSISG, at 4
O'Clock. nOyI ~
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BY TELEGI.ApII.

SAvANSAH. October 30.--Arrivcd. STEAMSHIPS,
Virgo, New York. Cleared, steamships Fannie,
Baltimore; Huntsville, New York; San .Iacinio,
New York; T0nawanda Philadelphia; barks New
Castle, i:avrc; Sirial Star, llavrc; schr ] Wor-
thiDgtoa, Jacksonville.
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The Charleston Cotton Iticc and HavuI
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton I,icc and NavuI
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
SATURDAY EVENING. October 80, 1869. {
C0Trok.-Thc market opened irregular, prices In
some sales showing II variation OF an is@Ac
a ID, but after receipts Of dispatches became
irmcr and more settled. Sales about COO bales,
viz: II at 23tc; 10 ut 24c 81 at 44c LOG ut "a &c;
so ut 2issc 155 ut 241ic 1T 2i7ic 2oi at 25c. We
qoute:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 81 1i6S24it
Low niidtllinS.. "a go
MluuilnS ............ 20 o.
SlTlct illiuQllllE .2Jtt t&g-
RlCE.-Thc market was quiet. Sales 80 ticrces OF
clean Carolina, viz: 20 ticrces at &c; % at THc;
40 ut 7,sc q lb. we quote corrlnon 10 f,ii. clear
Carolina nj T@7Ltc; good 77sc.
NAVAL SToHEs-Thcre was but little done in
these articles.
FREIGiTs.-Thc supply Of freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making Mt 2id q ID on uplands and I'D ON sea
Islands; by sail, I'd OIL uplunds and sid on sea Is.
lands. To IIavre, by steam, nomnal; by sail,
1hic 3 Id on nplands and l:lc on sea islands
Coastwsc, to New York, by steam, &c Z, ID on
uplands and 1c on Islands; by SAIL &c y ID on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; hy sail,
aSc q ID on uplan,ls. TO Philadelphia, 10y steam,
sc {, ID on upiantls; by sail, somewhat nominal.
TO Baltimore, by steam. I!GS:sc Z III on upands;
by sail, somewhat nominal.
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Receipts by Railroad, October 30.
SOuTn CAEOLISA EAIlHnAp.

lGGa loics cottOn az bales doincstics. 200 casks
clay, II cars lumber. TO Railroad Agent, PciZcr
Rodgers co, q W Williams i co, q II Walter &
CO, B Sloan, j WiSS It 90, Hcctcr & Davis, a
Salinas w = DowiEg 4 90, Taft & Rowland. W
w Smith, t;lbbcs & co, Thurston & Holmes, and
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SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
lritish brig Ampon Ecas, from Providence.
!, October %.
Schr Fannie ]! BucEIin (new), Bucklin. from
RucHport, Nc October -.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
Revolution aud Rofieaness fe
.HslfrC.

1t will be seen that the report we
gave some time since Of an intention
10 establish the new republic of the
Occident in Northwestern Mexico is
confirmed. Gen. Vega has declared
the independence of Sonora, dismissed
the custom house officers Of the gen
oral government, and the revolution
is reported 10 be spreading.
Our City of Mexico correspondence
is TO the Goth of March. 1t represents
the country TO be still in disturbed
condition Sinaloa is torn by rival
factions, and a general reign OF disor-
der marks the period. The MaSatlan
custom house is in the hands of set
Of hungry officials, who are filling
their pockets at the expense of the
public treasury and credit. 1amsulS-
pas is in its usual state OF commotion.
The wise measures OF tho butcher OF
San Jacinto, EscoDedo can always DO
counted upon when there is a "heil
broth brewing. General Cauto, who
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28


Events nfc evidently rullhhtune.
both w Ibis connify md n Csha.
which win cNl nom tho admitlslft
ton ~ riesldat Grant nt m esfly
IA, proclshlation " unt tth.us on
The Catan question. Ihc ievoluVon
IN Cuba "a 100 patent and the move
mcnis u its friends n ihis county
arc to active 10 render sllcucc much
longer possible In this condition of
things il is well fr ua 10 look at The
record. The experience Of the past
viii, il rightly accepted. afford us vah
nablc light for our future course,
proclamations affecting the Cuban
question have been issued by two pre-.
vious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Gen.
Taylor on the l4th of April, 1919,
aud that Of Mr. Fillmore on the 25.h
of April, 1851. Tho first OF these waa
issued short time previous TO tho
sailing of the first Lopez expedition,
and l. a calm and diguihed State
document Cuba was at this time in
peaceful spbjection TO the Crown Of
Spain, and General Taylor's sets forth
in moderate terms the fact that per.
sons undertaking to mako war against
the territory Of friendly Power will
"subject themselves 10 the heavy pen
atty denounced against them by our
acts Of Congress, and will forfeit their
claims TO the protection OF their coun-
try"
The proclamation of Mr. Fillmore
was issued on the occasion Of the pre-
parations for Lopezs second expcdi-
tion TO Cuba, and is remarkable for the
antagonistic feeling which il breathes
against the general tone Of Americap
thought, and which at tho time caused
universal censuro in public aud in pri-
vate circles We give the introducto-
ry portion Of this curious document as
landmark in statecraft. If it had
been prepared by Spanish satrap 1t
could not have echoed more perfectly
the views of Spanish colonial despot-
ism -
Whereas there is reason TO believe that militia,
~ expedition is about To be fitted out in the Uni
ted States with intention 10 invade the island Of
Cuba, colony Of Spain. With which this country
u at peace and whereas il IA believed that this
expedition is insigated and sct on foot chiefly By
foreigners who dare to make our shores th, scene
OF their guilty and hostile preparations against
friendly Power, aud seek ~ illsehood and nis-s-
presentation 20 scdacc Our oan ctizcnE especially
the young aud inconsilerate. into their wicked
schemes--an ungrateful return for tho bspef,s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
Too Much OF the trigger.

Clay, the aristocratice "gemmon Of
color" Of New Orleans, appointed
Minister TO Liberia, and Professor
Bassett, (colored) Of Philadelphia, ap-
pointed Minister TO Hayti, have each
declined the honor. This is so very
curious, that most people will ask
why have these blacks declined these
high Official distinctions We suspect
that the true reasons are that they
prefer TO stay among white people ;
that they rccoil from the idea OF liv.
ing in community where there is
nothing but niggers that for Clay
there is too much Of the niggcr in Ii.
IBERIA, ard for Bassett too much of
the nigger in Hayti Even in the
old slavery times, between slavery
with all it's drawbacks In tho United
States, and freedom with all its ad.
vantages in Liberia, there were many
blacks who decliped Liberia for this
simple reason: "Don't want TO co,
massa, where doro's muffin butniggers'
Besides, IN sending the black man
CLAY, for instance, TO the black gov.
ernment OF Liberia, Clay may think,
after oil il is only putting me on a
level with the niggcr. The mission
to England would be a different thing
Tho United States niger is as good
as white man, and must not, there
fore, be picked out as niggor for
Hayti and Liberia. -Erch0Rge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

Hon. ]. b. Cara, Deputy Secaotary
Of the Commonwealth, has been nomi-
mated and confirmed as Postmaster Of
the city Of Erie. This is the man who
issued the commission in the cclegra-
ted Fort Dclowaro election fraud case
Verify, he hath k3 reward
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

"LEr rs HAVE PEAcE Mister
Grant, for the six months prior to his
nomination, and mp TO the hour Of his
Inauguration, wound mp his lacouic
speeches with tho sublime perorntion,
"let us have peace" The truth and
purity ofthis prayer may be inferred,
whom 1t is known that since he has
fairly seated himself in the White
House, his political hackers have plot
ted trouble with England and trouble
with Span; but nevcr a word more
have we heard from Mister Grant Of
.slct Us have peace" On the contrary
bis political notes now on the breeze
are, 'qet US have war"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

DEcIbED.-ln tho Kimberly Butler
case in Baltimore Chief Justice Chase
decided that the constitution does not
shield members Of Congress fiOm n
process Of summons in civil suit,
but the word ''airest' merely means
iorcible detention with Wow 20 i'm.
prisonment This is righteous de-
cision, Congressman like other peop'e
should be compelled to pay their debts,
especially Butler, who has stolen all
ho is worth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

The n. Y. Independent now asserts
that the friends Of the Philadelphia
negro, Basseit, cheated Fred. Doug.
lass out Of the nomination TO Hayti,
and "borro,ocd some Of he meancSt arts
Of whifer men in order to docieus the
government" 1t ii thus plain that we
are 10 gain nothing by being governed
by negroes; they are not better than
white men. Justice 10 our Ph'ladel-
phia negro requires us to add that the
authority for the above statement is a
lotter written BY Douglass 10 the cdi-
tor Of the TndcpmicHt, mot intended
for publication J" Of couase not let.
tors 70 editors never are. Age
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

Parker, the new Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, has commenced TO
brandish his tomahawk and scalping
knife with great vigor. He has Just
taken of the head Of Mr., Mis-, who has
been chief clerk Of the Indian Bureau
for thirty years. No mixing with the
hihulous Parker.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
VIEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK.

Con MARKET IN SIS, cLEARFIELD, Pa.
IHR proprietor has entered into the BOOT a
II sHoE business at the above stand, and
iae'srmined not 10 be outdone eitber u quail
o price for bis work. Special attention
slh b, paid 10 manufacturing sswed work. lie
~ On band large lot Of French Kip and
ui SKINS, Of the very best quality. The ciu-
'i q clearheld and vicinity are respectfully
h'l'sd to give hina trial. No charge for calls.
tovg, 6.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

THE RAILRoAD.-The now time ia
bic for the Tyrone q Clarified Rail-
road went into effect on Monday.
The passenger train will hereafter
arrive at our depot at 1890, p. m
and depart at 2;3O, thus giving pas
scngers two hours to transact their
business and return besides, the mail
will be delivered onc-half hour earlier
along the hnc and west of this place
than heretofore. Italso gives passen-
gers from tho West more tine. A
person can leave Pennville, Lumber
City, Millpor', Penn6eld aud interme-
date places after dinner aud make
the train. We hope it will not be
long until the trein from the East
will arrive here at IL or ll:s0, y. m.
This would shove the mail and pas
sengers westward in good style.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,

CurwensvIIIe. LIeartield county, "a.
gI'HIs old and welt established Hotel, beauti.
Il fully situated on the banks Of the susque.
hanna, In the borosgh of curweu lille. has been
leased Tor a term Of years by the undersigned
Il has been entirely re6tted, aud is nov open 10
the public generally aud the travelling eommu.
nifty In particular. No pains will be spared to
render guests comfortable while tarryine at this
1'we. Ample stabling roon for the aoeonmo.
snp ofteams. Charges moderate.
jan. !, 6g-u VIM. NJ. JEFPRIEs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
THE GREAT
ZlNCARI BITTERS.
A safe Blood Purifier, splendid Tonic, pleas
ant beverage, certain cure and
Preventive Of Diseases.
THE GREAT

YINHE ZINGARI BITTERs are compounded
from a prescription q the celebrated kgyp.
tian physician. On. CHEorsus, who, after years
Of trial and experiment, discovered the ziugari
Herb-the most remarkable production, the
earth, perhaps. has eve, yieided-eerininly the
most effective In the cure Of disease. Il, in
com hination with the Other valuable properties
Of which the ZIkGAkI BlTTBks Is composed,
viii cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Agus, bilious Fever,
chole, Colds. bronchitis, Consumption
In ~ first stage, fla,ulency, Ner-
vous Debility, Female Com
plants, Rhcumatismi
Dysestery,
Acute and Chronic DiarTama, Cholera Norhus,
Cholera, Typhoid and Typhus ferer.
yellow Fever, scrofalA, Disea
Sos u the kidneys.
Habitual Cos.
tivenoss.
In the Prevention and Cure Of the above dis-
eases, IL has never been known 10 fail, ~ thou
sands Of our most prominent cififcns Throughout
AZ parts Of the country, will testify. Let the
afflicted send for circular containing tesiimoni-
ale and certificates Of those who have been cured
after ih,'r cnses have been pronounced hopsiess
by our best physicians.
Principal Depot, y. hhHTkh Cos
No. N. Front ST., rhiladelphia-
Recommended by
IN Gov. David n. Porter. Of Pcnnrlvanis-
Hon. Robert J. Fisher, {"
Hon Edward Mcpherson,
Hon. Joel n. Dannor,
Hon. wm. McSherry, and cthers.
rs-ssnd for Circulars. lfeAn-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

The proprietors Of the Keyston,
Store again remind the public of theil
business, and of the rare bargains
they are offering to their customers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

The govorBmont printing bureau is
10 a hobble. Clarke quietly patented
everything in the works dnring his
administration. The harom is there.
fore Clarke's