CLEAKFIKLI), PA., OCT. 5, 1864.
' Tyrone and Clearfield Bailroad-
- - - ft 55 a m .
Train lenses Tyrone t : : : . a
Arrirea at Philip-burg at . ; m.
Train leave Phijip-burg at : - fP.m.
Arrives at Tyrone at lL-i--:l
IEtTfeeemen,
iiAijar!!
f o the .nd IV Rally at Curwens
ville, on Monday evening next, Octo
ber KUli, at C o'clock.
Sneakers will be in attendance to ad
dress the people. , S. J- UOA .
Chairman Union Co. Com.
Infoiimatiox Wanted. "We find the
name of Wm. .Shippeyon our subscription
li.-t, without liis pot office address. Will
he, or some friend of his, be kind enough to
J"nvarJ us the name of his post office?
Nkw (loons. Win. F. Irwin has just o
.iied a full and complete stock of new 1'rv
'Jonas, ect., which he is offering to the pub
lic at reasonable prices. He has also jnso
pened a larire stock of shoes, the best we
have seen this many a day, and there is no
excuse nnv for people to go barefooted.
Call at Irwin's and examine his stock, if 3-011
d.-sire to purchase good merchandize of any
kind, lie has it for side.
IT. li. Swooi'K, Esq. This gentleman
left home on Monday morning, to address
mass meetings in various 'parts of the
."Mate. This (Wednesday) evening he speaks
jit Franklin, and to-morrow at Oil City. Mr.
Swoope U one of the best speakers in Penn
sylvania, and will no doubt, accomplish
much good for the Union ca ise in the sev
eral localities where he is called upon to ad
dress the people .
Mr. "Wade's Speech.
On our outside, to-day, we publish the
s,fcih of Hon. li. F. Wade, delivered at
Moadville, I'a., as reported for the Cleve
land hnili i: I t is one of the most sarcas
tic criticisms on the Chicago Platform, that
we have read. It is yoi tby a careful peru
sal by our readers.
Wonder if our Coierhinl neighbor will
publish this speech of Mr. Wade, as he pub
lished the Wade-Davis manifesto ? Our
nei.iihW should also give this 'manifesto''
to his readers "without the solicitation of a
single Republican." by ali means. Consis
tency is a jewel, you know, neighbor; so out
with it, and don't gag at the dose, even if it
should be a bitter pill.
GEEAT UNION MASS MEETING.
THE UXIOX MEN IN EARNEST.
(JKEAT ENTHUSIASM.
The Union meeting on Wednesday even
ing (the 2Stli) at Clearfield, surpassed all ex
pectation. " A short time before the organi
zation of the meeting, a large delegation
eoiitaiiiing upward of sixty wagons came
in from Curwensville, and passed along the
streets of our Uoruugli. In the procession
wvre several excellent martial bauds. Hags,
banners and transparencies, bearing appro
priate mottoes. This was one of the largest
delegations that ever came into our town,
and made a grand and imposing appearance.
( hir up river friends deserve great credit for
ihe interest they manifested in turning out
Mich a goodly num! cr of their people. Quite
a number cf ladies were also in the proces
iii. Thanks' to them for their presence,
and encouragement. The following named
persons officiated as Marshals on the occa
sion, to wit: John M'Quilkin, M. A. Frank.
I'A nurchfield, John Mitchell, Fred Win,
A P. .Moore, and M. B. Spackman". Much
credit is due to these oflic-ers for the manner
in which they performed their duties.
The ineetingwasorgaiiized by the appoint
ment of ll.ni. John P. Hovt, as President ;
h.linlhde, Sr, Fred'k Zeigler, Saiisom lan
alo. Jacob Hoover and Ceo. 1. i?mith, and
-5 "tht-rs as Vice Presidents; .Samuel Kirk
and a others as Secretaries. The list of
officers having been mislaid, we are unable
t" give all the names, and hence have only
incited the above.
The meeting was successively addressed by
tin' II011. John Pattou, Mr. Wood worth of
M;t.achuset!s. II. B. Swoopo and J. Ii.
McKiiallv, Ki'.s.
Hon. Patton spoke of the bright prospects
"f success in other parts of the State. He
H'ver spoke better. Every word counted.
His speech was brief, lively and received with
die highest satisfaction.
Mr. W'oodworth was then iutoduced. He
had
fen in the armv the last three years
and know the cruel spirit of the rebellion.
Ho had seen enough to cause him to feel
'''I!y "and speak earnestly. He knew the
rdl hope now was in the peace Democracy
'f the North. lie-elect Lincoln and the re
bellion is certain to be crushed, and the Ij
i"ii preserved, lie set forth in clear and
e-'niest language the true nature of the con-tv-t
and the humiliating position of the par
u that supports McClellan and the Chicago
rUtS.rm. His speech was received with
''-! attention interrupted frequently with
spi'iause.
H-15. Swoope.Esq., followed in a speech of
wan l0ur m length rich, racy and elc-
,!'lc't. lie showed up the "Peace Democ-ri'.v-"
its speakers,platforiu and candidates,
J tbe erout disgust of some of the copper
ed tribe, but to- the satisfaction and de
of every body else.
1. McEnally Esq., was the nextppeak-'r-
His speech, though brief, was one of
the best we have ever h-n id h'm deliver,
audit was received with iuarked f ivor by the
immense audience a hearty response being
given to the great truths which ho presented.
He was enthusiastic! cheered.
Theiadies too had done their part. They
adorned the platform with wreaths of ever
greens, and honored us with their presence
showering the most beautiful and fragrant
boquets on the officers and speakers, until
the' were almost covered with flowers.
The vast concourse of people, the good
order, the excellent martial music, the hap
py and earnest appeals of the speakers, and
enthusiasm of the people, all unifed to make
it one of the largest and most successful!
political meetings ever held in Clearfield
County. '
A MAMMOTH ENTEEPEISE.
By our advertising columns it will be seen
that the two well known establishments,
Thayer & Noyes" Circus and Van Am burgh
& Co. s Menagerie have effected an arrange
ment by which they will both travel togeth
er the present season, and exhibit in one
mammoth tent for a single price of admission,
forming a combination of attractions which
cannot fail to draw out immense throngs of
visitors whereevtr they may go. The
Menagerie is said to include an unusually
line collection of living beasts and birds
from all parts of the world, many of which
have been imported within the- last year,
while all are in tlio best condition. Among
other rare zoological features this collection
can boast of the largest lion in the country,
a white Polar learircsh from the Artie o
cean, a superb ostrich, a South American
hippopotamus, the -monster ciephaut ''H;i
nibal," the largest quadruped oil exhibition
either in Europe or America. The Ciivus
performances which are given at each ex
Siibition, without extra charge, will consist
of every variety of dashing horsemanship
and extraordinary athletic feats, introducing
one of the largest and most talented tr mpes
ever brought together in this country. A
stud of horses, ponies and mules unrivalled
for extent, beauty and thorough training,
completes the list of attractions included in
this truly colossal combination, which is to
exhibit hereon Friday, October 7th. Those
who enjoy a hearty laugh will have their ca
ses attended to by Dr. J. L. Thayer, the in
imitable humorist, who will enliven the
scenes of the circle by his quaint drolleries,
and also introduce his wonderful comic
mules. Mous. Davis, a pupil of the .great.
Van Aniburg, will manipulate the Huns and
tigers.
COESESPOHDENCE OF THE JOUENAL.
Letter from Pliilipsburg, Pa.
Pnii.ii'siiLiKi, Pa., Ocr. 3, 18'54.
D Ait Joi'knal: The time is drawing
near when the Union men of Pennsylvania
will be called on to engage the enemy at the
ballot box. One week from to-morrow, is
the 'day set'apart by law for the general elec
tion of this State. There has been no elec
tion, since the State was organized, as im
portant to the voters of Pennsylvania, as this
one. Matters of the most vital importance
are at issue. As this election goes, so goes
the Presidential election in November. Lot
no I nion man stay at lnune, but go to the
polls, and go early, see that every voter in
your district is out, and that every qualified
Union voter gets his vote. To ensure suc
cess, every one must be active, vigilant, and
stirring. We have an active and wily ene
my to oppose,' an enemy that will leave no
stone unturned. They well know their cause
is "weak in the knees," and needs a power
ful embrocation to work a cure. They are
on the alert, and have; been for weeks ; nuth-
iixr li-i ttr-it lifr nintiKHi ' flnr Mre i-nt :nnl
dried. I hope the Unin men have been no
less active, and are as thoroughly prepared
for the onset. But we must not stop until
ili.i .I'll- ,A' l.'WfLk ic l-i'i.:!- 111 llt-it lit
I ILj lul l lyui.tKj M-l imu vi
lav aside vour exertions until the last mo
ment of TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1th. and
vou will have the proud satisfaction of see-
ing your labors crowneu witu success, ami a
glorious victory for the Union cause, the re
sult. Our brave and gallant soldiers in the
field, expect us to work wit h a will never be
fore heard of; they are up and doing, and
send us greeting "If you do your duty at
home the day is ours."' .
I received letters last week from two sol-ili.o-s
in the Armv of the'Potomae. Tbev
are sanguine of success, as will be seen from
the following extracts. " ell. JUac will
lose the army vote, and if you folks at home
do as well as we will, Oid Abe will be the
peoples' choice once more. I was at one
time one of the strongest McClellan men
tliii firm'.- find in it: hut '"birds of a feather
will all "flock together," so I can not go
. . r 1 1 1 1 il- - j. 1 , i.
ouuwaru, or any oincr man, mat uoesnoi
,... t, viitf tin- 1 am now :ts l-oinI a
! I 1 I l 1 - ' " - ' - ' ' - cj
citizen, as if I was playing coward at home. ' '
Bather a bad show, tliat. -u tne soiuiers
( Mi.lb-in from the rittfr of that ex-
CW Villi .'t v.' ....... -
tract; but here is another. "The. draft, I
suppose, will bring some 01 me noy.s. j llVy
heads that thev all wait
for the draft, when they can come for one
year. I do not think they would have to
stay six months. J he reOels are coming in
to our lines every day, and I think that the
next fight, that is here, the (leorsia troops
will desert, they f-eem very much .disappoint
...1 !.., l.-w- .(l-.i.f.i 1 think the coi-
L 11 L lli I- j ' ' ' " - - .
pei heads will so;n hang their heads. Little
31 ac will couie out 01 tne niuu imiu ui iuu
11 tint. iot. ime vote in ten in
11 w 1 11, 1 ..... (-
this army. It i I;noi n exerji snhln-r m
the unity, tfint the Democrat uppmed the
amendment allowing the solJlirs a right to
rote, ami It h'l not only kill Little Mar. bt
the whole Democratic party. How is Bush
on the war question? (meaning Bush town
ship. ) 1 hear that some are iuhiuhuu.
I ,-;il 1... ,1 Kim tliinir for the coutitrv if the
traitors would all run off. It they had all
gone long ago from the North, the war would
have been over long since. I do not know
how vou feel on the election for Old Abe,
K.. Tu;r,i- wni -lm mi McClellan man. I
U'-'.t i. lumrk. "' "-v - - - IT "
can not see how any good and true Lninn
man, can vote lor any other man tnan vjm
1 .1.:.. rnn Tt. will V tht? means of
IMWUWUUil. ..n ..... - ----
killing the rebels, and the copperheads, who
are a curse to the country. .vuoiuei
Wayonomt. Little Mac and the
counerheads. And yet the backers of young
3tr. iVlcUlellan, are circu.iui.uia - ,Y'-'
ii.. 11 .1... ..I.Kopa n-ill vnlfl tnr AlcLilciian.
tliat an me at.o.in.i.-i ...... - - --
The election in November will tell them a
far different talc, and show tlieiu t uai mese
two soldiers, from wohse letters i fiave ta
ken the above extract, have not prophesied
wrongly. . . . TT .
Up then and at them, union men.
from your farms, your log jobs, your timber
camps, your saw-mills, your workshops,
3 our stores, and in short from all and even
place. Walk up, ride up, climb up, crawl
up, creep up, rnn up, iump up, any way at
ad ; but be sure you are up. L'e sure that
every Union vote is up. f any one remains
at home, and .vou are doubtful of his com
ing, send tor lrfin at 2.40 speed, and bring
him up. Go at the work as if your life was
at stake, for really the life of our country is
at stake, and such a glorious, grand, and
magnificent victory for the Union, as never
before achieved in the loyal Old Keystone,
will be ours. Lehoi.
Letter from Petersburg. Va.
Ckmi S4tii Pa. Vol's, nkar Petkks-
burg, Va., Sept. l'J, l!?04. J
S. J. How, Esq : Dkau Sir : You will
find, forwarded by this mail. a communication
expressive of the feelings of this company on
thepresent condition of our country. By
1 -ill ,1 "1 , .r "f n-il n.-tnfiii- o t'-ii-ni. nn till
J . 'J 1!1 1 1 11, III .1 VVA 1,111 l-i.'Ul-l . All , vil v.
members of the company, who desire their
opinions to be known. It is a company pa
per, and is a fair exponent of our army's sen
timents on this unholy Rebellion. Hope you
will be able to make headway against the
tide of disloyalty now beating against you,
and be the instrument in changing the fever
ish disloyal temper of-the people of our
county to a healthy patriotism.
T am .sir, vuurs respectfully,
J. II. li. -2d Serg t. Co. K, S4th Pa. Vol.
Pnus4rii flvii'T.. P. V. NF.AU PK-
-)
TKitSiit KO, Ya., Sept. 15th, 1804. j
31 it. Editok : Presuming you would
like to hear from the boys of Co. K, 84th
P. V., we Lave taken the liberty to sketch
some of our proceedings, and -also of our o
pittious, concerning passing events, as tney
occur in the North.
The present campaign, so far, has been
one of danger and fatigue. Our proximity
to the earthworks of the enemy, requires al
most constant watching, lest, in a thought
less moment, we receive a rebel pill, in the
shape of a miniiie b:tli. Lately we have
been constructing a new Hue of breastworks,
at a point nearer Petersburg than that we
previously oicujiied. Wo were hidden du
ring our oppositions by a thick wood, this
being partly cleared away, revealed to the as
tonished gaze of the Rebels, a strong, de
fence closer than they imagined. Compauy.
K, which is composed mostly ot the bone
and sinew from Clearfield county, we assure
you is not among the least valiant of the
brave and hardy soldiers of the old S4rh.
We h ive not felled the tail nionarchs of our
native forest ; nor cracked our rifle at the
bounding deer, in vain. Prom our early
habits we can now boast of development of
strength, and precision of aim, which are
excellent auxiliaries in prosecuting the will
ing task of uprooting treason from the soil
of our beloved Country, 'twill be need
less to dwell graphically on our late battles,
skirmishes and hair-breadth escapes of life ;
nor of the way the old -d Corps lately drub
bed the stubborn Kehs as the war correspon
dents have already posted you fully on this
subject-. J.it it suffice, to assure our friends
and former neighbors, that the work goes
bravely on. We are pinching the "John
nies"' by eon'dning them to their present rat
holes. Soon we Avill have them in fair po
sition "To lay it on sure but. very rough,
Then cursed be he that crieth, hold, enough!'
The intention of Co. K, witl the other
veteran Companies of the S Jtli, is to fight
this wicked rebellion to the bitterend that
is, till the votaries of Secession renounce
their treason, or bite the dust.
Nothinsr would please us more, at this
stare of the conflict, than to know that we
had the hearty approval of all in our dear
Mountain homo. We want aid and com
fort especially from there. Not material aid,
for the (Jovernmeut is doing the 'fair' thing,
but we want words of good cheer, and would
like to see such movements politically, that
would assure us tliat loyalty to the cause for
which we are periling life, exists in Clear
field County in unbounded measure. AY ere
we persuaded such was the case,we think
our conquest would be more rapid. Like
those of Israel against the Ainclekites,
whiL-ttho arm of Moses was upheld by his
aids the Soldiers fought and prevailed, but
when he was unsupported by them, Israel
lost ground. We too, need your hearty
good wishes, and the prayers of the honest
men. In the name of our good cause, our
Stars and Strip s. let us have them.
1 f we are to believe what we' hear, we fear
there is but slight grounds to crovr very
loudlv over the loyalty of certain districts in
Clearfield county." That infernal blight, that
prevails where "Copperheads' abound,seem.s
to breathe its contagions from many a treach
erous heart. Of tins we have strong inti
mations from the late election returns from
Clearfield. Is it possible that our couuty
should have so far forgotten her debt of
trratitudo to the defenders of the country, as
to proclaim at her polls, that the war-worn,
self-sacrificing soldier shall be denied the
dearest privilege of freemen the right to
cast his vote at the ballot box ? Alas ! 'tis
even so. ';Oh. shame, where is thy blush. "
It requires little effort to believe that the
"hard-shell cusses," who polled such a vote,
must have no shame are clear gone in tins
respect. And as there remains no hope of
our winnins them back to a viituous patri
otism, we will try to cancel their votes m the
coming campaign, by our votes, and thus
counteract the evil they would do.
We hope there may be no truth m the re
port that some of these worthies are or
"anizimr bands to resist the draft in Clear
field. I f such prove to le the case, Compa
ny K will earnestly petition the authorities
of the War Department to be allowed to
form part of the force that shall be sent to
carrv out the United States laws. Y e will
lead the van asainst such traitors, and then,
with unspariug hand and unpitying eye,
their treason shall cost them dear. Arrant
knaves and cowards they gare unwilling to
defend the country that protects them, and
too "pigeon livered" to declare for the south
ami fiah't under its banner. Disunion at
home "seems to be their aim. AY ell their
day of reckoning is not far off ; and let them
liear in mind that its penalty may descend,
in fierce retribution, to children s children.
The idowing villainy of some of these cop
perheads looms up in its most flagrant as
pect. when contemplated by us from the ten
ted field. To think that men, who. m the
first outbreak of this rebellion, imagining it
would be a bloodless war, used intemperate
haste to procure for their sons position,
( uch as Majors, Lt. Colonels and othercom
missioned offices,) but soon as it wa.s toxoid
the conflict was to be a severe one, these
babes in war" resigned their commissions,
and now, with their traitorous sires, are try
ing to destroy the interest of the country
they at first swore to uphold.
Among the list of double-dealing political
sycophants, we would like Rill Digler to
know that he is held in wretched odor m
Company K. We have not forgotten hi
patriotic(?)speeches made (for political card
tali tons "long ago." How vastly loyal and
willing to sacrifice "life, fortune and sacred
honor JJilly, then was. J5ut alas ! the hue
wld has turned Conner ! "Where do we find
him now? With Long, Harris, and Valian
digham, calling the righteous defence of our
country and liberties, sin unholy war! For
Ligler we prophesy oblivion.
With those sentiments, Mr. Editor, we
leave you hopinffto remain under the pres
ent hnoest Administration four years Iomrer.
and to return home next Summer with our
country one and undivided, and regenerated
by the ttery ordeal she has passed througy.
And subscribe ourselves.
The old Vkts of Company Iv.1
MARRIED :
At Philipsburg, Sept. 24, G4. by A. A.
Bradin, Esq., Mr. Wiu.iam D. Williams.
to .Miss Ann Galk, both of Osceola, Clear
field county, I'a.
DIED:
On Sept. 14th, 18i4, at Strattonville.
cianou county, j'a., Ihomas IIcmi'iiukv.
aged 57 years, 1 month and '2'J days.
On Sept 27th, 1804, in Lawrence town
ship, Andkkw CrimN, infant son of A-
bram and Alatuda Carter, aged 11 months
And must you die, my darling babe?
I see the fatal shade,
That o'er thy bloonrng cheeks of joy,
The hand of death has laid.
I loved to gaze upon your face,
And mark vour onen brow.
Where care, as yet, had stamped no trace,
10 picture human woe.
31 ust 1 no more behold that smile,
Nor li-el that hand entwine,
In bind endearing love awhile,
Its gentle clasp in mine?
"CAUTION. The publie are hereby cnution
Wed against trusting my wifo, Mary ast. or
cnilurcn, on my account, as 1 will pay no debts
uf their contracting hereafter. Aug. 2'Jth. 1S04.
ept. Till, 1S(U. pd. SAML'Kli KAifT.
rilCEAriERS WASTED The directors
A ti' Ptnn township, Ucaire to employ fire
teachers, two males and three females for a term
of four months, to whom liberal wages will be
given. Applicants will meet the board at Penn
ville, on the 1st dav of October next.
Sept. 11. lsfil-pd". 'M. P.UJiCK, Secy.
G i:EKAL ELECTION PROCLAMA
TION. Whereas, by an Act of the Ueneral
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled -An act to regulate the lieneral Election
within this Commonwealth.'' it is enjoined on the
Sheriffs of tan several counties to give public no
tice of such election, the places where to bo held,
and the otHvers to be elected : Tiikkekokk. I, El'
WAKD I'ICKKS. High Shcriff of Clearfield co., do
herein St re pnhlic notice to the Lleetors of the
county of Clearlield. that aO KNKlt A L ELECTION
will be hel i on the Seroul Titexilay of Oe.'ulu'r
next, (being the ELWYKNTII day of the month)
at Ihe several election districts in said county, at
which time and place the qualified voters will vote
For One person to represent the counties of Cam
eron, Clearfield, Elk, Erie, Forest, Jefferson,
McKean and Warren in the iiouse of .Repre
sentatives of the I'nited States.
For one person to represent the counties of Clear
field, Elk and Forest iu the House of repre
sentatives of this Commonwealth.
For one peison for the office of Sheriff of Clear
field county.
For One person for the office of Commissioner of
Clearlield county.
For one person for" the offico of District Attorney
of Clearlield county.
l'or One person for the office of Auditor of Clear
field county.
For ono person for the office of Coroner of Clear
lield county.
The electors of the county of Clearfield w ill take
notice that the said IJenerai Election will po held
at the following places, viz :
At the hou:ie of Samuel M. Smith for Beccaria
township.
At the house of Aseph Ellis for Bell township
At the house of James Bloom. Sen., for Bloom
township.
At the house of Edward Albert for the township
of Boggs.
At the houso of Jacob Pearcc, for the township
of Bradford.
At the public house of 11. Vi '. Moore for Brady
township.
At the house of John Young for the township f
Bunisi'iu.
At the school house nearSimon llorabaugh's for
the township of Chest:
At the court house for the Borough of Clearfield.
At the house of Jacob Maurer for the township
of Covington.
At the hou.-e of I. Bloom, dee'd, for the Bor
ough of Curwensville.
At Centre school house for the town'pof Peeatur.
At the house of Thomas B. Davis for the town
ship of Ferguson.
At the house of John I. Buudy for the township
of Fox.
At Congress Hill scheol house for the township
ofliirard.
At the publie school house for the township ot
loshen.
At the house of Jacob Hubler for the township
of ( raham.
At the school house in Janesville for the town
ship of Uuelich.
At the houseof J.Wilson forthe twn'p of Huston.
At the school house in Ansouville for the town
ship of Jordan.
At the house of B. D. Hall A Co. for the town
ship of Karthaus.
At the Turkey Hill School house for the town
ship of Knox.
At the court house in the Borough of Clearfied
for Lawrence township.
At the public school house tor the borough of
Lumber city. "
At the house formerly occupied by Thomas Ky
ler for the township of Morris.
At the public school house for the Borough of
New Washington. -
At the bouse formerly of Wm. W. Anderson for
the township of Fenn.
At the nouse of I. Bloom. dee'd, in theBorough
ot Curwensville for Pike township
At the house of It. W. Moore for the township
of Union.
At the house of Thomas Henderson for the town
ship of Woodward. 1
NOTICE IS FLKTHElt HEREBY GIVEN, Thai
all persons, exeept Justices of the Peace, who
shall hold any office or appointment of trust, un
der the government of the United States or of
this State, or of any incorporated district, weth
er a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subor
dinate officer or agent, who is or shall be em
ployed under the Legiclative, Executive, or Judi
cial Departments of this State or United States,
or any city or incorpoated district, and also that
every member of Congress and of the State Legis
lature, or of the common or select council of any
city, or commissioner of any incorporated dis
trict, are by law incapable of holding or exer
cising, at the same time, the office or apoiDt
ment of Judge. Inspector, or Clerk of any elec
tion of this Commonwealth. .
And the Keturn Judges of the respective dis
tricts aforesaid are requested to meet at the Court
House, in the Borough of Clearfield, on the First
Friday next after the said Second Tuesday of Oc
tober, then and there to do those things required
ol them by law.
(JIVEN under my band and seal, at Clearlield,
this Ninth day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and gixty-fouf,
and of the Independence of the United State the
eighty-eighth. EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
OIALT a eood article, and very cheap at the
store ot - -
A number of rears have elapsed since the intro
duction of HOSTETTKK S CKI.El'.KATEl) BIT
TERS to the publie. The prejudice existing in
the minds of many persons agsinet what are Co
nominated patent medicines at first greatly retar
ded its sale ; but. as itn virtues and merits became
known, this barrier of prejudice was overthrown,
and the demand increased so rapidly that in a few
years scarcely a village existed in the I'nited
States in which the alllicted had not experienced
the benefits arising from the use of the --Bitters."
and atlhe present day there are to be found IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WOULD vouchers for the
great merits cf the article. No greater cure for
Dyspepsia can be found See advertisement. For
sale by .Druggists and dealers everywhere.
CAUTION. The publie are hereby caution
ed against purchasing or inter-meddling witb
a pair of Grey horses, in the hands of Alexander
Graham as the?ame belong to me.
Sept. 7th. ISiU. ALLEN CUPLER
THAYER & NOYES'
UNITED STATES 0IE0US,
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VAN MBURGH & CO'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE
Egyptian Caravan,
Com bine 4 for the' Season oflOI, with One Price of Ad-
tuistioa.
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The Wonders of Animated Nature
Consolidated with Ihe only
LEGITIMATE CIRCUS
Fver Orgnnizwd-OIouiL nd Heti-itd Axvcuvest.
Pre-eminent Equestrians, Acrobats, Gymnasts, Jratcra,
Cowns, Contortionists, Kquilibrists and Genuml For
fonnors Splendid Stud of Tbaixed Houses, Pomij and
Tbich Mvus-Magnificent Collection of Lil ian L.iox.
Tige&s, Leopakim, Buku, Hyena, Wolves, Mokkkvh,
Ape. Babooss, Diuds of all kinds and eizes, iic, giuh.
trod by the
Great Van Amburgh Himself ;
Hie r.IAJUiOTII
WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
Tho Largf-st Animal in Mm worlil, v. t t-;liint? Xivarly I5,QT0
lYtuiitld. S. A. TAl'iJ.'. tF
Uftho New World, the Only One on Kxliibitloiw
A WH2TE POLAR BEAR.
1'ruJii tht An:lic H i;itjnsi, tht. Only One iu .Vuitirioafc
An AFRICAN OSTRICH,
Niuu Feet Hii'tu A I'air vt
SNOW WHITE PEACOCKS,
A l'air cf
JAPANESE flTASKIW SWINE
Tim first fvtr imjMirtcd ia America. Hbi(V r.n immi-nsa
variety of iiare and I.vuufnl Li.JiBr, liiaua
and Kti'Tii.t.
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1 ho ime-jualled Array of uti-nu-d Autisteh includes i
DR. JAMES. L. THAYER,
The Eloquent and Scholarly Clown and Comedian.'
MR. CHARLES W. NOYES,
1 he unrii-iilod Httrse Tamer, who will introduce his
I!eauiiful l'ttrionaing Hors3, tijifc-V Eacik, ir."
Charles Reed, tbo Champion r.iuestrian.
George II. Batchellor. he (Jreatest Leap.
In the -wrl.
Bi -shli a nmiK roiis Conns of Auxiliaries and Attc-n!ant.
The rM KSSION of this stupendous Consolidation
will ! prolitic iu splendid euWts and uiarvtl. of luag.
riiCicence. Tho
COLOSSAL GOLDEN. CHARIOT
Oil
Mythological Car of .the Muses
Containing
Ed. Parmeles famed Brass Band
Will he drawn hy 12 beautiful Arabian Steed, Eonrcous
ly Capnrlaoiid with cloth of velvet, richly studded with
brilliant emblematical ornaments of Kld and silver. Tho
Superb liens. Carriages, llaacasa Waeons and other
I'.juipiures, maiiiit'actured by the celebrated 'iEUji?io
r.uoTiitKs, Now Vorfc. an; of the most eleeant and cost
ly descriptiiwu and of incomparable style and finish.
The iii.lirril.able smndeuf uf this wouderful Cavalcade,
(reprsentir.i. as it does MOVINti PANOKA.MA of
over a Mi i. k in I.kncth with its attractive lpointmeU
and attribtitus, i- so suix rb i-yond conception, exciting
in the beholder tho realization ol the fervid amusements
vhich save birth to chivalry and itsaiteidantpa?eaiitries
The .MajiAGtMiiiT de-ire to in. press upon the Public
mind that each and every feature of this tirand Combi
nation is entirely unexceptionable and of a high toned
and moral character. 1 he undeniable excellence and su
periority of this establishment is a conceded fact.
Korihe special ainunenH-ut of I-Adies and Children, Mr
C. W. .NO YES" will exhibit bis great
Performing Monkey. "VICTOR,"'
Ihe best trained animal of the kind in the world.
DiiTin-f tha Kr.tf-rtaSnmeTit
FONS. DAVIS;
The otilr i!ir,-.-sMu! rivnl of the Great an Amboreh
will enl.irtiie den of Trained l.ions, TiRer and Leopards
teirli Knteruiinmeni will be introduced the Performing
Ponie-s' Muckrvs, Klephanu and
DR. THAYER'S Educated
COMIC MULES, SAM & DICK.
Tnic tloiicroi's PuocEssios will enter town at or about
10 o'clock iu the uvntns.
"WIILilL, EXHIBIT
At Clearfield, on Friday, Oct. 7 th.
At Luthersburg, Saturday, Oct. 8.
Doors open at 1 and 65, p. m. Ad
mission 50 cents. Cliildren under 12
vears, 25 cents.
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