IU C'lmlitb fBfpiMi(.in,
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V(f MIMl, Inly
. ' " -
'ii'M n'
lfrir t!"
trf
ai
n f
MM"
.!.
teVI Irs"
r..i tinl 7 run
.1.1 4
Tsfi't A'rcrrme'istir't. I 41 A .
fee n 'h Iti ai f't rtri n Bianrh
,,,, Tines t"t Cindy Ridgs tt I 35 t. and
'
fiain en k Fur Esot Vit nr road Inn
t;mi f-ir llllfl it I 41 4. a.
Tb trains en these letter road run In tanner!
wifh Eipffr trsln and Mad train west.
tOhT. On Mnndsy lal. between K ratter's
tint and th rrtidvnc of O. t Feed, adaik
ritdvmi veil. .Th Sutler will pleas
I'e it at Ihn offire.
' ?i rf'wKi! Tli iVt.W'i-un n-a "up
I rt.f J" lait nrili, "lit oKlnr" of (iineril
I.fc -t ruling his rell ini'lcr into Teniw
jylvQia., making a clra:i awepp of our type-
ti'Vra, w ho nrc- ,11
with the 'Army Of
,t.lhf Juniula." W Hieajiivn n: tiUrt, an J
rio to r tomn o for the balance of the
arn.
.. i
S Cowl LixrM 1 lie li li ' in a neigh.
' liorio'jf Foroiigli," who nt u that mam
moth
.vjvr tiv e nrea will t.Ii.a nMi.nl
v ,'r . ' . . . ,
uk. tirh lavon aro more hich v
i'jr tint
;'v., .;. ik,, . , .-.
approoiated by us timn tlie teception of a
ii.;,,,,!,., ,,. . . .
nrigi'Jier ioncral a e.orurn im ion, in the
crvice o the ' lrreprfbill Confliet
,",."'; . " ,
tfw uighiaai.-.cc fomo m-,
A 'Haiti
'ftvi-lua!
l, . ! iir,.. ,i ii i...
, not ha viuf the "fear of the law
is eyes," made u bold and daring
hafoie h
raid upon the clothes lino of "Jerry the
barber," capturing several malo and fe-
i-.iNle shirt, topether with u numbrr of
othet articles too 'numerous to mention'.
We have not learned whether the forces
under the command of our fellow citizen "of
African difrent'' have pursued the inva
ders or whether he inlands to capture
them by a Proclamation
r S. W
have .irned since the above,'4""1 'T" "n" "P ,?8H ,B ' u" ,u"8"
na in 13 ("', nidi vieii. .miiti. jiuisiieu ino
tniders in force, and succeeded in captur
iiy fH-Htlv thewbelc African Confederacy,
nnd found the snirt etc. in the poeion
of an iulfllirrnt Contraband. ''
A iViKi'uic Kvcot i.tNo OvricFn. t'ne
"ftbe depu'y enrolling ofTicnis for oi:e of
the disti iota of this cminly. a alaysat-lmme
Abolition patrint, otlnred i) relumed sol
dier, who had lot an arm in iho service
nf hie coi.n't v, tio rerv liberol rotitwnra..
.u..voiof,,fl,,rper..v. to mike tin. en-j
lullmenl lor hun, run all risks, A j., tell- j
, . , ,
in g hun lliat as be wus a eiippw, the cli-1
ret. would board him (or nothing: What I
limtreted natiiotism. 1 lie r'r:i'c.ltal;
mt"reted put 1 tot ism
nt com portable at home, and K)C'ket
per day mil of the labor of a maimed sol-
dicr:
Ftali
"m .vMNT. a l.MTouism umra.- eu
drpl regret to record tlio fact that Ia-
id .1. ( iithrait, the en.iillii'R officer foi
Knox townabip, in this county, was shot
in tbo fvot, on Ihi Friday week. Mr. C.
ss tiding along a secluded part of the
road, when two shots were filed, tbo first
taking fleet in his fool, and the second
tr. th. if of his horse. The oondia
very paicful .me, am' at last accounts the
ball had rot been extracted.
We line in'i beard that suspicion line
rrt.tere I npon any particular one; but
s'jrmisej are various. --to none of which
slia'I e now refer. We have, ever coun ,
!!ed oh-hnnct io iiftj, as long a audi ol es
dime is to'ernble. n man is injured by
being enrolled, and the ofTic.er should be
pcrmi'trd to do wliat be believes to be bis
du'y. Of comae this outrage is charged
to the door nf "copperheads," "rebel sytn
patbi.ris," Ae., (moaning the Pemocrata ;)
but we iniplara our fi iend.- to keep cool,
and to bear these indignities with all the
pationr ioible; and when the Uulh
conies nit if it ever does it is more than
probable that it will he discovered that the
perpetrator thus sought vengeance for
some faccied injury.
( I.CtKITlill C'Cl.'MTY COMPAHY.
The following tiatnra rompoao the Cotn
piny of Volunteers for the dofence of the
State, that left this place on the I'.Uh tilt,
vft Tyrone and Altoona they were joined
by other f toni Centre and Cambria eoun
ties. At last accounts they were stationed
at an important Gap near TaltonviHe, in
Bedford county.
It. 15. Swoope, Captain, Clearfield 00.
Richard Carr, Ut Lieut.,
Thoa. J. Geary, 2d Lieut., Centre co.
I'IItatks raox ci.sAinxt.ti cocntt.
J. O. Lorain
f. R. Read,
H. Michaels.
If. Addleman,
Sam'l Caldwell,
Sam'l Gill,
H. W. Smith.
Oeo. Newon,
W. D. Pigler,
J. W. Wright,
Fam't Huston,
Kd. Bigler,
W. W. Belts,
.T. L. Morgan,
Jno. 0. Hall.
Alex. Irvin
Jo. Smith,
Isaiah Llaucoak,
Martin Guwlich,
llirain Caldwell,
Cha. Hemphill.
Janet M.
R. V. Spackman,
John W. Moore,
James Neiman,
.Ino. II. Fulford,
L. R. Merrell.
Wm. Law head,
.Samuel Moore,
Norman Robins,
Andrew Krcamer,
John Hoover,
Z. L. Hartshorn,
A. H. -Read.
David Michaels,
J. Bnebin,
Wm. Stanton,
.tot. Shirk,
Jacob Stumpb,
Jaa. Galloway,
Win. Lanicb,
John McGaughey,
A. C. Finney,
McCullough.
riATa raoat citi cocmtt.
J. Q. Adams, J. H. Hugbey,
.Oeo. Ii. Eaattnan, W. U. Nelaon,
Jno. C. Hoover. L. L. Ilinkle.
rairaTia raoat cixbbia cotntt.
Francit Buck,
John Elder,
Daniel Durnrn,
Henry S. Dumro,
Ja.?ob Fullmer,
Philip Phalan,
George Gurley,
Martin L. Oatman,
So. W. Oatmtn,
Lei Nagle,
Auguttin Sulton,
Charloi Dishart,
Scott Williama,
Samuol McCleary,
Augustin Yoast,
F. r. Tierry,
Pr. J. L. Braider.
Jamei Farr ell.
7 botnaj P. PutDUl.
IT Ouf Vt"ltl'ltl fn
di, .n', b ft ft in" f,t'lr)ing
lumber ly f'.nlk!..j,' latent, rerilly in
fD'1'j'i"1 Into tin J,)- ly .T, f,, f'nKin
cnl f-ir ftorlh-wr-sif m Pennsylvania;
til ffMi oi ufflr 'Intii'inMtiiinn, an I tho
opinion of oil r I rt lii"1mtii , We hum
Unit the. Ititnb.rii tedmcd in weight fiom
l' r rent, unci in a few daji after
it in drawn fmni llio kiln, i lietlrr adapt,'
rd for good work than by any other pro-J
cm known. Indh i'lual, (nwnctiip, nnd
County ri;lit arc within the rmt h of ev'
I !.. . . I.I
j l,.l,u uiHn, him. mo living in lime,,
fuel, ana Iho ditlorcnco in exponas of
"ulil kiln" Hro to gr-at, th.t we a-wueour
reader it i a mils oftimoaml money,
to .lry ly aiy olhor nyslem. From 50 to
4100 will rrcct a kiln canablo of drvind 10.
nfui r..i i ii.. . i. r.
1 1
ly aoaon green lumher it from SO hours to
one week, aceonlini: to thiekees. ve
. , ., . I,. iii
n.c nn wuiilik ui uur ii-auiiig uuutieiH
and curpentors tht it i perfectly rrliiiblo!
;.:. i i i ii' ' .
anil in fin invnhlul ! ailrlill.n k..iniwi t
Th(, , u, . eflectuttlv (Iried. flni,!... in)
, ,,
aupurtoi style, u tronfc-i r, ami the Unpen-.
tine is ca traded from the k not in ino
so that they do not rcqtiiro vartiiali or un)
copal to li:lc tJie discoloration macparai
,1.1m fi'nin llii ii iI.iia
'
jtbe hluck smith ahop of Col.G. C. Taes-
. . .
imore. ami ii wi-M oitij aviHit from all in
. ,. , . ,
1 tere-ted in havin? drv lumher.
e
Dtmociatic Club Meetiu;;
She Pemocraoy of l'ikeand adjoining
i,;,,,.:-.. . verv MM mcctinc at the
'r.i iii n- i
. Filoominjiton M-bool house, on T ue!iiy
I evening Juno U.'id. A Club was formed
anil th-j tollowinf; o!ln:ers electcil; i rcsi-ivt
dent, Joseph Goon. Vice Tres'ts, Samuel
ll.onp, 'A. F. Howies, Sr., Jtio. Dttnlap, D.
c. Woom and Jas. l(. lUppio. iieront g '
Seefy A. i:. T,.te. Curreipondine SecfyaT!l1,lbiV " vVffL f 'Vt0' f
.,, .in j i i i i ii r. a R- Wvergood, of Uorhen tov-nthip,
m. ,. luoom auct J . iv. Laiitweii. i rea- n lh. s,..riff (lf (:i.,r.i,i
urn, iiiiu. u.neiia.
After ndotiliny aomo bv-lava nnd rules
for the further government of the Club,
Messrs. A. C. Tate, Wm. A. Mloom and
Moies Wise were chosen a Committee to
iii me uieeiiiig; uurin nnu.-ii viuie a uou
lireii.ision and exchange of opinion were
enjrat-ti in concerning the present calami
ty Unit bits befallen our unhappy country,
wh(n the following preamble and resolu
tions, reported by (he cnumiiltee, were
unanimously adopted .-
Wherti'ts, a crisis has arrived in the bis-,
turv ot our country, which to every reflee-
Itivd mind, must be truly alarming, and
which the proper authorities
do rnii' or
hire net," tor political loaion tnaka the
proper effort to qtit-ll, many of their olficial
acts tending rather to strengthen the en-
siiai ntrw) l.t. neiiili'i 't 1 i at . I nrid il tataio t
, in tne ,vr1 mm ,Un to Cllljvte!
a strnnir respect and veneration for ihoi
. .i i i l- i
govern me.nl ; the only means by which ai
reV'llUc c,,n exist -and vt betr.jf opposes j
n :r,,,u..Ti,,rrr t... :,
1 an ii v i4iu.-iinnv.n aintiti'iiv"
Jtnohfd That u free citizens of Tenn-' - lvr,ii
ue claim the constitution: rtuht I
1 1 li- 1
n I rrAf.,)i vnnulnrf bii.1 nnh i.ninff riirl
opiuioi.s of public men and public meaa-
tht wo intend lodco. riaid
eM pf I "t Ineats and denunciations from I
any and every quarter
liaoktd I hat the trial bv a court mar-
tial and banishment of the Hon. Clement
L. Vallandigham for exei citing his rights
aa a freeman, in discussing the policy of
ihe aominiMration, is a gross violation ot
th spirit nnd letter of the constitution,
,111, 1 meets with our unqualified condem
nation. limohed That we protoat in the came
of htimanitv and io tbo atrenuest lan
guage, against the efforts of the admir.itu
traiion to eievmu i ir urjiu 10 in"ui,
socially and politically, equal to thefiee
botn white citizen.
r. ; 1 l-i.. ... - - . .. .1 . ,'..;
juoeorn lino. i u sm vi'(n:u n iuip
unnatural war with all ita uorrora and
bloodshed; but are in ftvor of'an unconi
dilional comiromise, which will ensure us
uninterrupted rational peace and perpet
ual union.
Hcolicd That tlio old union with all its
compromises, under which our fathers
lived ancl prospered, is good enough for tia
and our posterity, and L maintain it in all
its pristine vigor, glory nud power, we
hereby pledge "our lives, our fortunes and
our sacred honors."
TfrWtW That we consider, the great
civil war which our nation ia engaged in
at a great national calamity, and in our
opinion mainly brought about by the se
cessionists of the South, and tbo reckleta,
rabid and intolerant spirit ol the northern
Abolitionists, aided by the morbid spiiit
of speculation, and v e have atwy.t been
opposed to the whole trio. But in the
restoration of the Union, we can never be
deprived of our dearest constitutional
rights, but will maintain them, at every
hazard, in the language of the venerable
Jackson, "peaceably if we can
forcibly if.
we mut."
Rinakcd That a copy o) the proceed
! ings bo forwarded to the Editor of Ihe
(Clearfisld lirpvblican for publication.
A. C. Tatc, Secretary.
MAKKIKD Oa th 1 1th ult., by Rev. J. W.
I Owen, Isaac N. Rainy te Miss Eveline Rora
I bough, all of Clearfield county,
j On th ISth ult., by Gainer P. Bloom, Esq.. John
j Bridge to Miss Jane Irwin, all of Bloom town-
i' ahip. -
On the 22d ult., by 3. B. GonmBt, Esq., Adoph
Perrot to Miss Sophia (J site, both of Covington
township.
, On the 2ethult, by William Porter, Eso.., Syl
vester Williams to Miss Melvina flail, both of
Brad lord tonwrbip.
)rimarn &ttimt
WE ar anthoriaeti to announce Amos Read,
sen., of Lawrence township, aa a caadidste for
County Commissioner, subject to tb action of
in Democratic party. Jun J, oa. 1
!
E are autheritei to announce Matthew S.'
Ogd.n,of Lawretio. township, aa a candidal, for ,
I County Commissioner, subject to the action of, riIIE ncdersigned respeetfully informs th nee
j th Democratic party. June 3, '63. I J pi of Clearfield and the adjoining counties
I I that he haa the agency of the abov Patent, and
j W are authorired to announce th nam of will tell Individual, County and Township right
I Angus M. Gill, of Bradford township, aa a oandi-' for its use. Th Lumber dried by thii preoeat it
! dat for County Commissioner, subject tothaao. atrono-er. tlniahea batter. I easier on tools, and
tion of th DemocraXio party. Jun 10. j
T ar anthoriid to aanouno th earn o f
Isaac Kline, or Bradford township, a a candi-j th old system using th sara amount of fuel
dat for County Treasurer, subject to tha action per a ay that a eoomoion kiln consumes. The cer
i of th Democratic party. Jun, 10. i tifieate of a number of resident mechanics, well
, " known in this community, it aroplv aofficienl to
W ar authorised to announce th nam of ennvire th most sksprieal of iu practical ntiUty.
Dr. T. J. Boyer, cf Brady lawnshtp, as a eandi- Persons desirous of purchasing rights will address
, dat for Lsgtdalur, tubjsct tn tb sctioa of th JOHN I.. C1TTLI,
Pemccratio ft-J. Job 17th, 'M. 1 July 1, 1863. CVsarneli, Pa.
it,.
MT! r, f
i
' rsn
el (-, the ,-t. n l
Jons Kfh, '11.
W Mr i,,ti .rlt-'l to aim met (1.. nm -f
fr,r!.i,.Tl,.r Kr'rr, '.f !!-! I li-fM,,),, I
rn'l;-U' fir trmxtrrr, i'J-l to tli li m of
t in lifmn'rMi Jiinn l;iti, '6.1.
r iiihorlf. tr tin"nn'-ii th t m i.f
F. F. ffll TRIKT. ' f C"i insert t..nJ,li.
fndiilti fir At IUT0H, ml.j'rt to II, i "tiin
ff (lie l'finormMc 'rt.r. Jiiljf lt, '1
lUhj bbttlisfnunls.
t it-o th lth of J.n, b.iwn
J J the borough of ('lt arflulil unci A. 11. Mi'
mill, in t.Hwrenoe tonniihip, POCKET 1!U'K.
rontiilning MO or $.10, nd Home imperii. The
(Indor will I e liherall; rewarded kr Ipavlng the
lime at lhi olfee. July I, laf!3.
f AUTION, Wbereaii, Wm. tlollinfrnworth,
! J an irdentured Aoiirrntire to tlio Knrinini
Ibuiinemi, havlni ran iwov, I therefor caution !
all persona agint harlmring or (mating him on '
.ny aonoimt. 'the id Iwv l II ve.ra of age, ;
and when be left, wore a Mack wool nat black i
,nj grey ftripel roundabout, an.l blue pantK.
JOHN WlL'OJf.
Jordan town-hip, July 1, 1803. rul
1 ' 1
Vl THATOIf. ISOTICK-.Noliro
IJl la hereby given thut Letter of Ailraini'tra-
tion h,v.e fcen Fr,nt((i t0 tt:o SIIh,criber on Ui.
ftata of I. M. Waaler, Into of I'urwennville,
Oliarfield oounty, doo'd. All poraona Indebted to
entate, lire requested to muke immediate
payment, and thoao having cliiinii urninrt the
V, r,f .,'l,f. .(
F" k . f ('--
d Isls f,f I'r fnn:l''(ir,
l i.f,,,,r,,i, ,,,,
Tl ekiln is near'",B W1" Frent them duly authenticated far
seiut-muni.
O. If. I.YTLK, Adm'r.
July 1, 1H3.- pd
IMI MSTU A. TtMIS- (TH:K.-Xoli,.f
y is hereby given, that betters nf Administra
tion on the aetata of Xbomaf Wocd, lale'of Client
township, Clearfield county, decerned, having boen
granted to the uniierfigned, all persons indebted
to Mid estate are requoelod to make immediate
w hiu riuw aro requoeioa to maKe immeniate
! pavmBIlt, and tho.e having dnmande agin.t the
jime, will proucnt them duly auihentiented fur
foment, . JOS. II. lUltTll, Admr.
Kw Waihington, July 1, 1863. pd
tlditoA NnticP
signed Auditor appointed in open court to distrib
uts the moneya arising from the tale by the Shor
iff as above stilted, will attend to tbo dulloa of hir
appointment at bin oflioe in the borough of Clear
field on Saturday the 1 8th ilny of July, 18113, at
10 o'clock, a. u., bcn aad where thoto interested
mav attend iftbov proper.
THO.'J. M-CVLI.OUQII, Auafiler.
July IVlSfiJ.
Alliums Hsticffl.
IX the niattce of the (ule of the Seal Estate
of John Kiirscll. of Pcnn township by the
BherilT of Clearfitld county: The undersigned
appointed in open court an Auditr to distribute
the proceeds of csid sale, to those legnjly entitled
to the fame, will attend to tie duties of his ap
pointment at his ofliee in the borough of Clear
field on Wednerdny the 22J Uuy of July, 1 r",
at 10 o'clock, a. it., of said day, when and where
all persons interested may attend and be heard.
Tfl. J. VcCl'LI.OVGH, .4i..Vtfor,
Ji.ly 1. IPtll.
Alltlitor'H Notice
,. . . ,. , , , "
,h rnatter of the mle of the Ileal l.etate of
1 llBrid Michaels, of Che.t township by the
hberitTof C'learfieU enunty : The undersigned ap-
nroeemU ..i i l ..u i .1.. i...i. . .1..
r - inu uauur i'i mv
henfl, will attend to the dutios of bis appoint -
"r" ' .h" .nm" in the borough of Clearfield on
rnday the 17th day of July, 18(13. at 10 o'cle
. . J . ' "i Iv u CIC
'elrek.
a. ., wncn ano wnere tnoso Interested may attend
and b heard.
THO. J. McLlLIAIluii, ,t,rfii,,
July I, lC3.
Autlilor's Notice.
IN the matter of the sale of the Ileal Estate of
Charles J. A Joseph Pusey. by th Sheriff of
Clearfield county : The undersigned, being np.
pointed in open court an Auditor to distribute
thj proceeds of eaid sale to those leyally entitled
to the same, will attend to the dutios of his ap
pointment, at hifofl.ee in the borough of Clear
field, on Monday the 20th day of July, lf.63, at 10
o'clock, a. m., of said day, when and where all
persons interested mav attend and be heard.
TH0S. J. McCULLOUGH, Arf.
July I,
, ,. , ,T .
Altlltor S INOtlCC.
I1" the matter of the sal of the Real Estate of
m J.J. I.mgle, by the Steriff of Clearfield conn
ly : The undersigned, appointed in open eonrt an
Auditor to distribute the proceeds of mid sale to
those legally entitled to the same, will attend to
ihe duties of his appointment, at hi office in the
borough of ClearfieU, on Tuesday th 2Istday
f f July, 1863, at 10 o'clock, a. m., of said day,
when aad where all perrons intetested may atteno
if they sea proper.
T1I0S. J.McCCLLOUGn, Auri.
Julv I, 1S6.1.
Auditor's Notice.
IN the matter of the sal of th Real Estate of
John Rickets and Isaac Rickets, by the Sher
iff of Clearfield county : The undersigned Audit
or, appointed in open court, to distribute the pro
ceeds of said tale Ut those legally entitled to the
Bstne, will attend te Ihe duties of his appointment
st his office In the Iwrou gh of Clearfield, on Thurs
day the 23d day of July. 1S63, it 10 o'clock, a. m ,
of said day, when and where all persons Interest
ted may attend if ther see proper.
TI10S. J. McCVLl.OUGH, Aurf.
July I, 18(13.
Attention, Farmers.
rpiJE EXCELSIOR WIND-MILL. One of
j f " luum."" eveJ ve",e" " now c-
tng offered to the citizens of Clearfie d counlv I
The undersigned Agent is now in this place for
me purpose 01 sup, tying every larmer wua an
article of the first (last
to secure its sueeessfsl
. ' . " "
introduction. Farmers
are o.rljVnl.rU InrliJ ic ..II ..l ...mi..
are parucularly luvitea to call and examine thetn
before purchasing any other pat'ern.
W. HANCOCK,
Clearfield, July 1, 1863. Agent
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
HARRISBUEG, Pa
CO F.RLY k H UTCH I.S0N, Proprietor.
rpHIS Hotel, so well known to Ihe traveling
I .,Liia -r -! -u . i i
HMn t.fr,i.
duion to afford the most excellent accommodation
cither for the transient guest or the permanent
boarder.
The "Vnited States" ha now all th conven
iences of
A FIJiST CLASS HOTEL,
and th Proprietors are determined to spare neith
er expense, time nor labor to ensure the comfort
of the guests. The patronsge of the traveling
public is respectfully solicited.
jly 1. , y.
Btilkley's Patent.
i...i n.i. c..
l9tT Vrlti by f)Upf thtltti UUVi.
requires lest time in drying than any ether pro
cess known and drying 1 inch lumber perfectly
ia 38 hours, and better than many months under
A Ml'lllt.v n,M M I It M I It
I xii im
A wnv. mic
1ltttlt.t.lltlH-V .
" r. I li I. I I 1, 1 1 r If, It
iXot Mhc Drunkards,
DI1. HOOPLAND'S
CJoj'inan Hillors,
' 1'RIvrAKRD l!V
DK. C. M. JACKSON,
MIII.ADI mi t, p..
Will rfTpctnully and Moit Ccrtafnlv
CURE ALL DISEASES
AltlRINi) FROM A
DISORDERED
LIVER.
STOMACH
on KIDNEYS.
1IUUI' IjAM) S GLUM AN BITTERS
-- "'i-uiuij, I'ueare oi mo niu-
neve, anil Mixraeee erining from -a lMe-
crdercd Stomach.
OHSKHVE THE FOLLOWING SYMT-
turns
refilling from Piiordnrs of (be
rlgtiv Organi ;
Consti
pation, in
warJ Piles,
Fn I In ss cr
Wood to the
Ilesd, Aoidity of
he fltoniaeh, Nuuhih
Heartburn, Disgust for
Fond, Fulness or Vsii;ht
In tbe Stomach, Sour Kmc
tations, Sinking or Fluttering
nt th Tit of the Stomach, swim .
ming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Dreatbingi Fluttering at
Heart, Choking or suffocating Sunsa.
SRtions when in a lying posture, Dimnoes
of Vision. Dots or Webs before lha
Right, Fever and dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of Skin and Kyes,
Tain In the side, Hack, Chant,
l.imbs, itc, Sudden Kluih
es of Hunt, Hurtling iu
the Flfrk, Coni-lant
Imaginings of
Kvll and great
. D pr essien of
Spirits.
I'ARTICCI.AR .NOTfCEFor those .ho d
fire and will have a Liquor llitlr, we publish,
th following reieipt: Uet one bottlo Hoofland's!
Herman Bitters and mix wita Thret (Juurtu nf'
'rood rnnrfy r H'o'y, and the result will be!
a preparation that willur cxe in medicinal vir-1
tues and true cicello ice anv of the numiirnim
Liqnor Bitters in the market, and will rt.m,l
U. Vou will have all the virtues of .o.i.f.1
Uittert in connection with ayoo'f articlo of Liquor, '
tVoTilhco."t"yrorut'mn,1'e''0 inrri,jrI'"Pr"-j
unrip, ivhinonmi , rT.i...,r--
HOOF LANDS GERMAN BITTERS :
WILL GIVE YOU
A G O O I) A I V E T I T L ,
Will give von
STRONG llKALTliY NKKVES,
Will give you
BKISK ANI ENKKGKTIO FEELINGS.
Will enable you to
S L E K V W li L L .
And will positively prevent
YELLOW FEVKR. BILLIOl'ri FKVF.R, Ao.
Those aufTering from Hr .ken Down and Iieli
cate ConElitutioiui, from whatever oause, either in
Male or Feinatn, will end in lioofiaud s fJermsn
Hitters, a Remedy that ill restore them to their
usual health. Such hna leen the ease in thom
anda of instances, and a fuir trial is but required
to prove the assertion. 1
Kemember thst these Iiit'ers are NOT Alchu- '
holie, and NOT intended as a Bcvtrage. j
The propriernrs hsve thcusan Js 0." Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Vhysi- I
cisns and Citirens. Testifying cf their own per-'
soual knowledge, to t'.ie hcscficial effects and
medical virtues of these Bitters. 1
From Kr,r. J. Xeieto ftrnvn, . P., KJ'l-tr of the '
KtirvrhpeHirt nf UellaioHt KnnvMvt.
Although not difposed to favor or recommend
of their ingredients and effects, I yet know of no
sufficient reasons why a man may not testifvto1
the bcn.fits he believes himself to have received i
from any simple preparation, in th hope that he
msy thus contribute to the benefit of others. s
I do this the more readily in regard to Ilorf-'
land s tierman Uitterr. rrcDarcd bv Ir. C. M.
Jackson, of this cit,-', because I wss prejudiced
against them for many yesrs, under the impress
ion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
I am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Err)., for th removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, when
fullering from great and long continued debility,
'be use of three bottles of these Bitter, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
eviucnt rolisl. snd restoration to a degree of bod
ily and mental vigor which I had nut felt fur six ,
months before, and hsd almost despsired of re-
" ,"r'7"r" ,r.,u
Fnr ilirortintr m Ia Ih 11 at a nf thm I
1 therefore thank Hod and my friend 1
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 23, 1861.
Diseases of Kidney and Bladder, io Youuz or I
AgcJ, Male or Female, are fpeedily removed, I
and ,peedilv restored to health. j
Delicate Children those suffering from Maraa-1
mua, wasting 'away, with scarcely any flesh on i
their bones, are cured 10 a very fhort time; one
bttl in such ces, will have a moit surprising
. 1 B
rareB hix , suffering children as above, and
N,i,hin to rsise them." will never recret the d.v
itnej commenced with toes Hitters,
. ""j - """;
, hl d 1(. ,u.i,v,r, ,hnul,l alwav. keen a hof-1
I tie of lloaftlanil'a Rifter vietr Ih.m. fta lliev will
' find much benefit from ita use, to both mini and
body, invigorating and not depressing. ;
Nation'
it is not a Liqnor stimulant, and leaves no pros-
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
And the friends of Soldiers.'
We call th attention .fall fcavinir relations or 1
fr'enda Id the army to th fact thst "Hoofland's '
. uorinitp u.iirn win cure nine-irniDi oi ine am-,
exposures and privations ind-
,, , .,.
IIVSIV 1 UI p 1115. U UW IIFIH MIIIJI3UCII IIU('PI
daily in th newspapers, on tb arrival of th aick, ;
it will be noticed that a very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case of that
kind can be readily cured by Hoofland's German
Bitters. We have no hesitation in stating that, '
if these Bitters were freely used among our sol. j
diers, hundreds of livet might be raved that otb-1
erwlse would be lost. I
The proprietor are daily receiving thankful!
letters from sufferers in the army and hospitals,;
wh bav been restored to health by the use of I
these Bitters, sent to them by their friends. I
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! j
Pee that th signature cf C. M. JACKSON" Is j
oa the WKarraa of each Bottle.
Price per Bottle 75 centsy
Or half doxen fur 91.
Should yeur nearest druggist not bav the arti-,
ol, da not be put off by any of tb intoxicating
preparation that may be offered in ita place, but ,.
ni " "d WB f0"1! aeeura y packed,
b express.
Principal Office and Manufactory, No. til Arch
street, Philadelphia.
JONES I EVANS,
(Successors to C. .M. Jicxsoa A Cn.,1
Proprietors.
"-For Sa'e by Druggirts and Dealers iu v
ry towa in th Tnned sstate. juy 1 '6;i y.
i Ml t I Mir n i. iii nit UH
I J IIMItl It V Mi lii I I I till II I h
A MM 4MIIHI tit S ill , . ii i
i''-'. . " ' 'l,,,,n. '
l"in n runl t, lff. r I, ill K
i 'i
i nl
Ftirlpy tho 31r.t rlay or July, 1803.
'IS lVt" w. f. to, of Mil .,tb.i fi.lloeii.g i..
"IV.. IM.. ,.f ,.
' hllinher I. I'll aeret and D tiffliea. nell.
' bff Inning at poi-l in line of Jonathan Wrutorer a '
Innd norlli F2di greil wnt l"H penihi-a in while
oak aonlh a.H di rre weet a pen-he to iher'f,
ni.rth 74 dogn-e went It perrliea to pint, wiatV '
'perchei to a inapl. aonlh ,19 degrcra riut 4" per-
' chef- to po'l, foulh 63 ili-proei rrt l:i perrbra to
In i Ic. norlh 42i di-gree eft 7 pen-lien to Hue ',
on bank of Chert Creek, north NO dogreea enM 70 !
pen -he to ot on J. n eMover line thonoe by
fame north
II . n.l . .1 I " . I I I I V. I l.lll t.'llll II I
degree east fH perches to begin-'r,T n,rt, ...
In Chest township, Clearfield omin ' L 1,u 1 1 1 1
ning, aitiiate
iy. l'a
Number 2 121 acru and 141 porche, neil,
beginning at a poM, tlienoe aouth Cd iii grce eat
111 porches to iniiple, aouth 42 degreea enat 67
feronei to linn, nortli 60 degroee taut 70 perrbea
If, ,.., an. .It. 1 .4 . . ,1 I i . . .
by whita onk, south as degrcei went .178 perchoe
i'V o. rrv to a roc, onk. north "7 ,l.,r.m. ani
lanu norm i uogrevi Wait I is parches to
n(ng, eiiunie m I heit townahin, ClearfieU
ty, l'a.
begin-
learfield coun-
! !s;,h"" 3. (l I aerei and 180 perches, nelt,
begiuning at a post, Ihouce norlh 2 doirree e.nl
I "H'l perohns to post, thenoe by John Myers norrh
I fO dogreos wel 108 perches to post, thence bv
land of Ooodrham soulh 2 degrvea went 79 perch
es to pir.e north BR d, -green west SO parches to
post, thence by Nugle south Ii degrees west 204
perches to post, thence by Latterly and othors
fcutb t-0 dogreas eaet 169 percbas to boginning,
situate io rSusrjuehanna township, Cambria coun
ty, l'a
Ti;KMX. One-third onih bulaose in one
and two ; ears, with intorot, to 1 e secured by
judgmeut bond, or pereontl security.
WM. IEATII, I .
tin Mt-vvi-v I x rs.
July 1, 163.
iNEW
BOOKS
It HAD !
READ !
HON. C. L. TALI.ANDINGHAM'8
mmcmm
thi:
Prisoner of State.
IIY I). A. MAHOXY, HQ., fiK IOWA.
Diisroris.M
7' i' ) IT .1 rV Si
1 l f O.
This work i-nntuint full and official copies of
the four principal Acta of the last Congress,
wbich will furovcrfix a stigma upon thai bod v :
i tiip tay nm .. .i.t-v l ., " ,.
and resources of the people are mortgaged to
the present Administration,
j 2. THE FI.VANCE I, ILL, which places all the.
I currency of the ccumry In the hands of the
I Peeretsrv of the Treasury.
I 3. THK COXPCltll'TION I '.ILL, by whiah all
I the bodies of poor men, who are not worth
$30a, are placed in the hands of the Adtninlf
trutu-n.
I. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (fi'tine climat
which presumes to indfinnify tins Prol' lent for
all the rrnngs he has committed id the past,
or tuny commit in the future.
Few bookf v,r aitacted iroro attention than
the. foregoing.
Every man, woman and child who is in favor
or LIIIKRTY and LAW. should buy and roud
these books.
They are all di pt for sale at the Drug Store of
C. li. Watson, 011 Sesond street, nearly npposste
the Court House.
Juue inth, isr,;:.
Still at Them .'
NO MISTAKE NOW.
rV . . "ut,!rrib" osv,nE return d from the city
J. " J!'"1 "w opening up on of the Largest
,"1 mott c"eMiJ 'He-ted Assortment f
Cnininnn Ci ,1 o.
IO 1 1 1 1 1 1 II (31 VjOOdS
ever afTered to the good people cf Cnrwensville
ann itf vicinity, unit which be will sell at lowrr
rates than ny house in the county.
CLOTHING AT IIKDUCED TRICES.
Sugar from 12 t 15 cenU per lb.
Rest Syrup at 87 cents per gal.
And all other groceries at the same rates.
Roofs, Shoes and Shoe Findiucs
- .... , rr,, , f,
Ot all Kinds,!. 11 LA I f, llLAl .
,,ljie Kll0 wi,, , k d invert(nttl,
" '
I tllOUf'l cAll and eXHDlinf thm nnrinnnt nf
1 UZZZ.ZT DT5 2I! Cls.
1 where they will and the very latest, bartend
rroft fnrhionable patterns of
TOPI A' Plirrtv Tt vt? re
Un.A.V, UILLlhS. BhRBOFJs,
I.A rVc &c.
Rye, Oats, Corn, Fish, Bsoou, Ac, etc.,
soil at tho l iwest prices for cash, or exchanged
for Country produce.
I. n. THOMPSON.
Curwensvillo, May 20, 1S6".
House and Lot for Pale.
r a mi t. sunfermer uesires to sen at private sale,
I . ii e a .!.,...-. 1-m. k. ' 1. ri
ber Citv, with a two storv frame house thereon
erected, well finished. A stable and well of good
water are on the premises. This is a very dosir
ablo property for a private residence. For fur
ther information addres JOS. L. CI'RBY,
June loth, 156:i-3t pd. Lumber City, Pa .
a i.mimiok-mitick Letters ofAd-
tninistrseon on the estate of Philip Erhart,i,f
K01 township, have leen griirtel to the nndcr-
t : ; w
"a estate are re.aestol to inak immediate
pavmenL and those havinir e a ma aaainst the
' " O
-'r""" "" 1 ',"''"7"'
LEWIS Ell II A ED.
June 17th, 1SC3, Ct. pd. Administrator.
KltATZER'S.
For Sarx L,GHT
. ..v ll rt
GON, ntirly ncw,wU paioUd and iinibed,ad
substantial in every particular. For sale at a
bargain. C. L. BARKETT.
Clearfield, Ta. April IA, If.
WA L T E "it bTbbTe TT ,
Attorney at J.aw.
HAVING resigned his commission in As ar
me. and vnmed ths prsctioe of Law, nay
be consulted n proffi-il bu'os at bis eKee
on Pe-.ord ftrfet. Cl.arfl.M. l'a. All finis.,j
promptly atten-ie t. If h. 1 1. i.
if CHS
nl Kuliircfl IVor.
bs s i, I tl a ft In Ml'in or-
I
r.p. nl il ll!Miir,Mi,
: ! P. K.HATZHII
Una j lift r.-e, 11 r
a gf ne.-sl st iimrt'l t f
L'I'.Y ( !.- el rediii e l ptiiva
, DilY fi'K.iDS at redmvd pnee
1RY t;ix)iS at rtdueed pticea
J'lU l.tKHiS at reduced puc.-a
Honncts nnd ShnwU
Ikinnct?! ami Sliawh
Honiicts nnl Shawls
lliiiinnla nnrl Slinvclj
v-j.w 1 j 1 1 1 tr
CLOTH LN(J
CJ.OTJIING
Hardware, yueTi)wre, Tinware, Netiuns
Hardwaro, yueenswaro, Tinware, Notion
Hardware, (Jueenaware, Tinware, Notions
llirdware, (iuetnsware, Tinware, Notiei.
Tea, Coffne, Mul asses, Bugni. B.-ilt,
t.'andles, llice, Flour, Ilnn, Fish,
Tobacco, t'nickors, Vlneguf, Oils, Varnish,
ifjftw
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Drugged, Looking 'Masses.
Clock, Churns, Wsnh-boards, Tubs, l'.uolate, flat
Irous, Pans, Window blinds, Wall paper, C'oul
Oil Lauips, linbri'lUn, lled-oords, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Crock?, Stove, blacking. All uf
which will be sold on Iho niott reason..!, torms,
nnd the Mghest market price paid f t drain,
Wool, Shipping Furs and all kinds if'enuntry
produce. J. p. Kli ATZJ5R,
Front stre-t, sbeve tba Academy, Clesi field, Pa.
June 3, 1863.
M ERR ELL BIGM'.R
Have just opened a largo and splondid
assorttneni of
New Goods
At their old stand in Clo;irticld.
T
HEY bar th best sssortnieat I lUrdwar
that has ever been brought to this countv.
v. 11 let) mey will sell at the mot raast'tiuble pri
ces, amnrg which will b found a splendid lot
C U T T L K R Y,
To which they invite the speeial attention of the
public, embrncing heavy Sllvor-pliited Forks,
Spoons and Butter knives of the beet mannfac
tuW
A lot of Pistols of the bett pattern, and other
tire-arms. AUo a gonerai assortment, of pistol
cartridges all of. which will be ud at reuaoaa
hie j.icee,
They contimio to nuintiftiettirfl all kfnds nf
Tin-ware, Rrass Kettles, Stte-
Pipe, etc., which i-Hjaiot be lurpasse&in this see
linn of the State.
They also have on hifnd Plttsrbnrt Tlpwa,
aaiong whioh are Steel Centre Lever Plows. Also,
Plow Castings, and masy other Apricullnrallm
ptementa. Cook Stovc I'arlor and Coal
Stoves a general iasortui!it, and of tho best pat
terns, fr a!o ot rennnnabh prioos.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil LamjaS,
Paints, Oils and Varnuht-s. a general assortment.
Qltise pi'ty, Nil's, frm nnrtCastiugs nf fffent
variety : in fet almost every thing wanted b7
the puiilio can be totind la tiuir catablishmeui,
aud at pi ices that caniiot be lyni.
Now is tlio tiine to pivreliaso,
Tf yon desire aiiaV thinpr in tboirrlin of basino
(iiva then a call and .t:tmins tlreir stack, - a
they feo! a rured thst you ean a aocummoaat 1.
lvetiiinber, their biitsblishuient is oa Scc.ud
Street, Clearfield, Pa , tvhero you cau buy g-si-if,
to tho very bent ndantago.
jMfbld silver, copper, brass, powler and '.tl
callings will Uo tnken in exchange fur gou N.
Mav 2u, riO.l. MEHRELL A BIGLER.
Five-Twenty U. S. Loan,
Drawing O per cent. Iatoreat, payablo ,
erv Six uiirntlis in Gold.
rT EON'AP.D, FINNEY fr CO., of ClearlJ-are
I J j eubsi riavion AgontB to UUpOiu of this Flvji-
1 wenty 1 ears U. S. Losn. Amounts cau bo ha4
to suit th b means of different individuala th
interest being payable and to bo accounted for
half yearly in Hold-
April 8, ISM. 3ia
Goods ! Goods !
T"M. F. IRVIN has lust received a splen
did assortment of
SEASONABLE GOOD3
at his old stand on Market street, where h it
ready to wait upon his old customer and aa
many new ones as want to got tho very bo.-t of
;wlf
June SO, 18(13.
JNew Goods 1
HEED, WEAVER & Co.,
A m just open
ing a splendid lot of the most carefully soUoted
ever brought to tho place which they offer to
their customers, and the pnblin generally, at Ik
very lowest figure the markets will ailnrd .
June 10, Ibtf.t-
COMH AMI KTT1 U.Th rt.bferrbers
desire all persons having unsettlei e-ccnnt
with them in connection wish the Foundry busi
ness, to call arid settle without further delay.
The v beg pardon for having neglevted this nolle
so lone. . . D. TIlOMI'MOJf,
JAS. THOMPSON,
Curwensvillo. May 17, 1863.
N. II Th Business will be Cenlinurd as hetv
tofore at th old stand. J. D. A J.T.
l i t in; u s m r g,
CLEARflKLD COUMTf, fA.
WILLI A. V SCJUVEM, Profridor.
May 1, lSi. ly.
WltUlf A. WAttACB.
JOHN Q. BAIL
WALLACE & FiALL,
Attorneys ai Law.
CLEARFIELD. PA.
h7 wTsm it ifsTco.
If.RCIIASTS aad dealer In Pry
Goods, f;rocrrie. Hardware, Queeasware, aati
everyfritng ui-aallv keyt by the trade. Slur on
SECOND Street, below Judg Lcenard's, 00
site th Presby"ria Cbureh, Clearfield Pa. '
Deo. 4, Is61.
d. 0. new. n'ciLtecu.
BUBU t U'l'LXLOl'Clt,
CoIIeclioi 6 flirt,
Ci.r.iSA'in.B, Ja.
frTT.v OrsHta's Niw rt'.irtri.
Feb. 5. V.2.
LEVER F LEGAL,
J ajst ICC of the )CaCO
I
Lntker .horj Hesrlicld Co, Pa.,
s trend promptly l? all 1 1, itici r,,i-.i.. tn b,
cr. April 1. sI.
NfMV (JoiiiN
tVl e i id .1 4 ( i