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III LODEONS.
Carhart'S Patent Melodcens
ROSS. WEST q MORT, T. r.sas.f,
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ca BI1Efr.
fssts.. $50 an It1t --.neas
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hfsss, slarey, seir, Asa certain Fsi"eaf -
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4 uliEI a son Asfbts.
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NOTICE

I : hereby EiSen, that application siil 10 made 10
she Hsr Session q de Isssrsl As.enihiF - hef.
nuni tof hsnt II dsnfpnt, H. h. ioczisa A. Castle
tn 10 ~ County 81 nuslala.
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Teas and CoGees.
Eraal Notices.
Libel for Divorce.


STATE 90 VERMONT
Map lane Hayens, reniiasef,I
Beofgs w Ravens. Psiluphes. ,
IN tbs cssr. The iihr ssi- iorh that fhe pstnnnsf
sud The said Genfrr W fiAtrus, Ntfr auir iinsd IN
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iu oh@sfs'pee - III he dHte. iari ~ ne ni8-
fare raYTlaui Hrtl sbii fiu fTrl ~ ~ May, A. q.
iail, " hen tho said George " - lthaai eairr a
lsf1fHf-tinH, dssencd tho fsffieher. snd went g.
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N0TICE.

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Donkey, Dogs q Cats,
HAIR OIL.

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nARRE ACADEMY.

'Thc FAN Terra will begin on Thursday, Al
i gust a.
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utterly fans
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CFANlsu Fiat indIgi, NeIdssri.s, Naddrt, tfu.
- Nc Wood, Lnswesd, tasige AHa 'saNtssa, =,
tact Isor~pea, tnrPetss, niue NiuiDl, ~ Nif,sa.
Red TAnsf, gtsAa fsusf tuchiscNi, NatSshs
fut sale h, q, HURT A BON
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NOTICE

n herri.r riYen that sai,li6siis,n wiH 10 made
rr nsst Session - Ne isHstai assembly II this
-,sts ID riariff Sc hsnk q dseelnt a. BE- iafai.
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SUGARS.
DYE sTUFFs.

En mis- uhRsa sneam of tts ,su1us stsdss 70
,Dl he si,id 1T lsss thaa aHy ahrr nlars n tbs
tit New lnian g BURT son
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,,oof. and durable, 1t JR BARNES
I linton nuiidinF, Main st., Rutland Hlatn
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
DEMOCRATIC mEETING IN ELK COUNTY,

In pursuance Of their custom, tho Dem
.ocracy Of ELK county assembled at the
Court house in Ridgway on Tuesday eve
ming the Sd of October, 1854.
On motion JESSE KYLAR, ESQ, o
Fox lp, was appointed President, unC
GEORGE WEIs, Esq, Of Benznger, Hon
ISAAC HORROR, Of Fox tp, Maj. HARPER
of Benczelc, and Y. S. Brockwoy, o
Fox, were appointed Vice Presidents
Jno. c. McAlister, Of Fox, was appojntcl
Secretary.
On motion Jas. L. GiIIs was called o,
to state the object oftho meeting which ht
did in brief and concise manner
N. w. Goodrich, Esq, Of Smolhport
was called on to address the meeting, anC
responded in an able and eloquent address
IN which he defended the principles Of De-
mocrocy in a masterly manner. Mr.
Goodrich. dweIt particularly on the Ne.
braska.Kansos bill which ho defended
with ability.
On motion of Dr. c. r. Early, the
President was authorized 10 appoint q
committee Of five to draft resolutions OK.
pressiye Of the sentiments of the meeting
The chair appointed DR.. G. X. Early, i.
e. Shullz, Esq, Albert Willis, Esq, Jo.
nah Rodgers and NJ. L. Ross, as the com.
miltee.
During the absence of the committee the
meeting was addressed by Reuben Wins.
low and H.. A. Patison, Esq'rs., and Hon
Jas. L. ellis.
The committee then reported the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were unanimous.
ly adopted
ReS0lved, That we, the Democracy oi
Elk county, have the greatest confidence
in the integrity, ability, and patriotism o.
our Chief Magistrate, VIM. Biglcr, and
will give him our undivided support at the
coming election.
Res02vcd, That in the other candidates
presented for our standard bearers in the
coming contest we recognize Democrats
of the Jetlcrsonian stamp, and well worthy
your support.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of Ibis
meeting be published in the Democratic
papers of the 24lh Congressional district.
JESSE KYLAR, PrSI.
j. e. M'ALIsTER Sec'V
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

ulInp0t00n ot uur riu2ong sra pIofcl
90 form on organization whether open ot
tceol mod mutually pledge themselves moi
90 vote tor individuals holding different
w.gi9NS or political creed we cannot scC
how % conflicts with or violates the guar
oulccs and lmmunljcs, secured TO us by
iho Constitution W-lltjg fapr
Hero we have 'ho lacit admission, rrcu
popeG The jealous advocate Of JAS pol
lock, Of two hcDsi First, the existence o
uplcdgcd or oolh.bound society and sec.
ond'y, that The members lhcrcororo sworn
not to vote Tor individuals holding a differ.
cnt religious opnion--und this lorsooth
docs not conflict with the Constitution
."AIl men have a natural and indcicosiblc
right to worship Almighty God according
to the dictates OF their own conscience
and 'no religious test shall ever be requir.
cd as a qualification TO any Office" &C,
are tho two sentiments upon which are
based our system Of religious tocration (;
these are the very words Of the Cons,ilu.
lion and yet we hear and see the sentiment
publicly proclaimed that we can and dare
swear each to his fellow, that we will pro.
scribe this candidate for Office because his
religious sentiments are oftho wrong kind,
Attho base Institutions lies The truth,
that freedom Of conscience is, like the air
we breathe, an ndefoasibe right, Of which
we cannot be divesled-and shall it be,
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SPURN THE BASE INSULT.

The Wings Of CIearicld county arc
publicly called upon to see that sail aatay.
'alisatjoa papsrS are propeyly a1slieatica
tel. We believe this class Of citizens tc
be just as honest as any other, and thai
they arc no more disposed either to cor.
rHpL or ctcat the ballot box than any 9th
or, and the above warning we therefore
take to be a BASE AND SCANDULOUS
INSULT to every naturaIzod citizen in
the county, whether Wing Or Democrat.
Their papers ''a1uSt be closely ccamjaed." "
And whynow, moro than upon former oc-
casionsl What new discovery, or what
new crime has been committed by This
class Of our citizens, that their conduct
must be more closely watched, or their
lawful privileges curtaiIod.
But being thus '3oyeacmaed," we hope
every naluralizcd citizen VINO intends yo.
ting the Democratic ticket, will 60 10 the
polls with his papers in proper order, for
the command has gone forth, that unless
you are thus prepared, you may be dc.
Prived Of the right you have been cxercis-
ing without moIostaDon for years, and
having done so yourselves, 1nheucra you
have suspicion Qfl0aa PlaH Out not with.
out) demand the papers Of those natural.
lied citizens WHO intend voting the oppo.
siiion ticket. This is your right and your
duty, in order to preserve the purity Of the
ballot box, and it you are now a little
more scTutniziug than usual, it is because
you arc invited to be so.
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ErRNprlN lMrLllrrkrr.


Bo,roN, Sept. 2s.-.Tho steamship Alo.
arrived This morning she sailed Iroin|
Liverpool on lho 18th inst, mud therefore
brings four days later intelligence
Nothing new from tho seat Of war or
from the fleets.
No change in cotton. Flour has ad.
yanccd since the sailing Of the Arabia ION
the 0lh) from two TO three shillings. Tho
market, however, had closed heavy.
Wheat had advanced nine pence. Corn
Is quoted at 3is 10 3Gs. Tobacco firm
aud advancing. Cofl6 active, Rice dull.
No change in the London money mar.
ket. Consos closed nt 054 a 052.
PRoGaEss OF THE wAR.-Oliiciol intel.
ligencc has been received ofthe departure
from Vorna of the EXPEDITION 10 the Cri.
mca. The whole force OF the allies, un.
der the command Of Marshal 81. Arnaud,
amounts TO 10000 men.
It IS not anticipated that any further
expeditions in the Baltic will take place
this season.
There are no French or English YES.
sells in the Bosphorus-all having left
to join the the Crimeo expedition,
The Austrians still occupy the princ.
paliles. The most active exeriions are
making by the commandments 10
avoid a collision with the Russians.
Nothing new from Asia.
GENERAL NEws.-There are rumors
about new peace propostions-but moth.
ing definite.
Prussia shows not the slightest dispo.
siuon to join the western powers, and as.
signs, as a reason for her continued neut.
ralty, that the Emperor Nicholas has con.
senlcd to evucuate the principaIilies.
The London and Paris papers contain
little news of general interest.
The weather in England, France, and
Germany continued as favorable as the
farmers could possibly desire. The hor.
vests were very abundant
The cholera was gradually abating in
all parts Of Eurape. 1t was also abating
among the Russian and allied troops.
Prince Albert had returned to England.
Il is said that Queen Victoria will visit
Paris u, the opening Of the great fair in
May next.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.-MR. SoULv's
REPLY TO HIS CALUlINIAToRs.-Afiairs in
Spain are in comparatively Tranquil state,
the efforts oftho government being direc.
ted towards the coming elections for the
Cor,tz.
The American minister, Mr.. Soule, has
written a most excellent letter in reply TO
the articles which have appeared in the
Madrid and other journals charging him
with a participation in the late revolution,
and Of having fled from his post, &c, &c.
Mr.. SouIo says, in his letter, that he left
Madrid because it was his pleasure SO to
90, mud no one should be held responsi.
bic for his acts or conduct. The eur Of
being insuIied by persons opposed to him
did no! induce him TO leave his post. He
Dei,hor fears the sneers of imperjinent
fellows, nor the daggcrs of assassins. As
to the insinuotions of the newspapers,
they are beneath his contempt, mud he
would leave the authors 20 the inlamy Of
their Inventions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

lho conn,sou. or lhr Lutheran church
md hs congregation r denied tho pHv.
lego ol calling another Lutheran minister,
aud lhi, although hc, DO Rev EIchhon
hnd sided with The government In lho royo.
luton or lsis. Il is this unionlslio church
which pcrIcculos, and not the Lutheran,
Respectfully Yours.
A. B. BlERDMAN,
Ey Lulh. Pastor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

L. b. Davis cautions all persons agans
purchasing a certain Yoke of Oxen now
IN possession OF John Briggs.
J. II. IliIburn MAKES known that he ba,
"a number Of letters on hand which he i,
ready and willing to doivorup to the prop
er persons when called upon.
Josiah W Smith, Esq, proposes to dis.
pose oil several tlaols of timber land.
O1rAlor this week our paper will no
longer be filed with political natter
Many of the advertisements which have
heretofore filled our columns will also be
disposed of, and we will be enabled 10 give
to our readers a more interesting paper.
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pEnOCRlTS, pNNlT BE ALARMED.

Whig and Native Tickets, sent here
from PHILADELPHIA, have II. s. Not, as
their candidate for Canal Commissioner,
We believe this 10 be concerted move
mont on The part Of the 'gire Pullcys to
make Democrats believe that Mr.. Mott
belongs to the order Of Know-Nothings-
nothing more. Mr.. Mott has unoquiyocaI.
ly denied his connection with this, or any
other political organization, than that Of
the Democratic party, and we cannot be.
licye that he would be so lost TO honor as
thus to assert an untrutb, and hence we
believe this to be bot another shallow trick
Of the enemy. Others may act in regard
to Mr.. Mott as they please, but as for our.
selves, if we thought he was in league with
this heaso"plottiag faction, we would no
more touch him than we would the ghost
Of their patron saint, Benedict Arnold.
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BOggS Township Election District.

Through a "mistoke in the printer
Boggs township has heretofore been omit.
ed in tho ShoriF's Proclamation. The
mistake is now corrected, and the election
ordered TO be held as usual at the house of
George Turner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07

QTThe Washington Uuion in the
course of an able article showing the hos.
iIiiy Of the Know Nothing creed 10 the
teachings Of the Bible, says:-Alroady
in the days Of MOSES were the teachings
of an exclusive and proscriptye national.
ay expressly rcpudiated and forbidden by
this eminent and inspired Jewish lawgiver
Among the laws enacted by him for the
regulation of governmental policy Of the
Hebrew Commonwealth, we discover,
bearing on the point, the following, as re.
corded in the book of Levilicus, 18th chan.
ter, 33d and 34lh verses:
"lra stranger sojourn with thee in your
land, 3c SbaA not yea him; but the stran.
ger that dwelleth with YOU shall be unto
you as one born among aou, and thou
shalt love him as tbysof, for va were
strangers III the land Of Egypt. lam the
Lord your, God"
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CIeariield will Maintain her Integrity

We are now on the threshold of the
election, and after all that has been sale
and published to the contrary, we can as
sure our friends nj distance, that Clear
field county will do her duty on this occa.
sion. Her yeomanry are fully aroused
and with a fair day, and a lull vote, they
will roll up handsomely INCREASED
MAJORITY for their fellow citizen VIII.
LIAM BIGLER, Tho vile ISLANDERS,
and mean and contemplate schemes and
tricks Of his trodnccrs, have had The effect
10 arouse the od Tine Of Democracy, and
The voters Of this county WHO KNOW
THE MAN, viii show on Tuesday next,
that they also know how to appreciate his
worth, and how to defend his character
from such vile osporiions.
SUSPENDED. The operation ofthe Bor.
ough Ordinance for preventing swine run.
ming at large, hos been suspended for the
prescott month. i.
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DGc7tot K'1o'0. Notijagism.-At a re.
cenFeleclion in Allegheny city, TO fill a
vacancy in the board Of Councelmen, Mr.
Thompson, the regular Democratic can.
dldale, was elected over the Know.Noih.
ing candidate by decided maiori,y.-
The table is turning The sober second
thought Of the people is beginning to be
felt in oil quriers,
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WHEELING, Oct. 2.-There are only
seventeen inches water in its channel anc
falling,
PITTsnURGH, Oct. 2.-Thc river is lal.
ling. The cholera is gradually abaing
and losing lis virulent tyne.
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0TThc Street Preacher Orr, impiously
called Angel Gabriel, while addressing
small number Of persons, whom he called
together by blowing his horn, was last
evening arrested by Captain Birch, of the
police, and after examination, committed
10 Jail, under law Of the United States,
as a general disiurber Of the peace. We
understand tha, he will have 10 remain in
jail until the next term Of the courl-some
three weeks hence-unless he cun induce
some friend to so his security in the sum
Of $500 for his good behaviour.
1t will be reco,lec,cd that in Philadelphia
he was also arrested, and taken before
Mayor Conrad, to whom he made stale.
mcn', in which he said that he supposed
as Independence Square was a place for
the holding Of public meetings, he had a
right 10 speak there. The Mayor said that
what might be irlling matter under one
state Of circumstances, under another
would assume very grave character.-
With a knowledge of the result that had at.
tended the speaking of the prisoner in 9th.
er places, he could not permit such fearful
experiments to be made within the bounds
Of his jurisdiction. He was in duty bound
10 preserve the peace Of the city at all haz.
ards. He should require the prisoner 10
enter inlo bonds in $1,000 for his future
good behavior. Orr said he would leave the
city in the morning ifthe Mayor desired it;
and the mayor replied that whenever he
had assurance that he would leave The ci.
ty, he should be liberated. Globe.