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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
Ladies a1d GcutlCmrn.

L BELIEVE un good maxim. that rE.ry person
should purchase goods wherever tH,' .ea."
But ,hey should uo; b1y .au hastily h.Ivr. ,h.T a-
reriaiu where they esu Doe l.ast suited. ] ""'.n
most respectfully invite OH iadie- in parl'rulaT o"
call at r. Glrmlu's store. aua examine hl. .l'rn.
lil assortment ui goods fhaI ,.It Hf he eNr''Ira A
thi section OF country for "HEiFAE>>. gur7'l
it, or STYLE Which consists ol 0enuamen ''.'
of an descriptions and prices. la1ie. ava "gn...
mem. saitcr.. boys and girls boots shoe. ANA -'.
''''' ' y. GLENNAN-
June %. 1884.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
TN(1JEVUWlT'5- PING

MI X. PlRNlANNE, INGI IEkREOTNPIST
vi informs the public hat bc has removed hi.
Miniature Gallery to "Grtams Row. Market st.,
Clcarfcld, in the 2l story Immediately opposite
"Show's Row where ho Intends to remain until
the lst Of January. He hs on hand and is in re-
ceipt of a variety Of common and fancy stock suit
able for the holiday season.
Remember the place which is also indicated BY
the sign of the striped Flag. Dec. IT,, lSjA-G
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Notice Is, therefore. hereby given,
EVERY AMERICAN WILL READ 1T.
The most intensely exciting Book ever written,
THE CH-RISUOP.
Or Iomuuism IN IN Z. \.

one Volume, l2mn. Of about 800 pog-s cmLcH'shcd
rft auHcro,s Jo1u'Jm Eugruriugs Price 81
JuIAT this viii be a volume of more than orLi-
L nary interest is uttcsted by the fact that tho
IL has only been announced few weeks the orders
already amount TO upwards Of 1000 copies IL l.
truthful, unudOrued narrative of the plans, doiugs
and designs of the Catholic party in the United
Stans. The volume presents facts which will star
tie The whole American people, for, while we have
been resting in inncied security. q formidable .ys-
ten has been ut work, and is working now. to an
deralinc our liberties. We do not ask you to be-
Iiew anything bat what we prove. and our proof
cannot be gainsayed. We leave the old world and
former times to themselves, and present scenes.
and deeds Of crime enacted within the as fifteen
years, and in our own land, ycsi ia AmcIica .
which viii rouse the whole American people TO
their danger and duty. These things are so; the
conviction is forced upon u.s. and we present them
to the American and Protestant world, without fear
or syaggTatiou.
Orders viii be filed in the order in which they
arorccpived.
agents wanted IN every county i'm the 1. s.
WM. WHITE SMITH, PuLiAcr.
l9j Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
NOV. %, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
TaNNER AND CuRRIER.

TOHN MpHERSON, announces that he still
~ continues the above business at his old stand
ut the south end of Ccaricld, and keeps constant
" on hand "a good assortment Of Leather of all de-
scrption,, imudng n splendid lot of Sole Leath-
cr, which he viii sell cheap for cash, or exchange
for lumber and hides.
Cleurdeld, November %. 1Sj4.-f.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
EStatGOf John B. IIaVGFling deed.

7 ETTERS Of Administration on ,he estate OF
/ J. b. Harerling, deceased, have been granted
to the subscriber all persons indebted to said de-
ceased win mike immediate settlement and those
having claimi against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement, either TO the
subscriber residing near Glen Hope p. D., Cleareld
county, or tc his attorney G. L. Barrett, Esq,
in Clearfcld.
GEORGE GROOM Admir-.
Glen Hope, Nov 20, lSj4.-6t
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Estate of Solomon Kline, Deceased.

I ETTERS Tcstamentary on the estate Of Solo
l 4 mon Kline, late Of Lawrence township dec DE-
having been issued to the subscriber all persons
having any accounts against the said deceased vii
please present their claims duly authenticated
and those who know themselves indebted TO sall
estate will make immediate settlement
JOHL i. CUTTLE, Executor.
Clearfeld November, 90 lSjl.-G
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Terms of Advertising.

A DVERwSEMENTS arc inserted in the Re
n publican, at one dollar per square, for the
first three insertions and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion. Fourteen lines make square,
No advertisement inserted for less than dollar
A Libcml reduction made to those who advertise
hv the ycnr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
LEEGAL NOTICE,

Il, the Comma, Pleas Of Ccarfcia Cnruty. IN He
matter Of bc incorporation et Nh, VI. C1rud
Erungehcoi Luticrp Ciurck.
n Office ishcrcby given that an APPLICATION has
~ been male to said court, by tie Congregu-
ton Of said MT Carmel Evangelical Luthcrn
Church for Incorporation, Of which al persons in
tercsted win 1ike notice BY the Court.
WM. PORTER. P,sihou,t15y.
Nov. o. 1Sji.-3t
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PERHlMS THIRD GlFT ENTERPRIyE.

NO'N1O HI l,5..S ALREADY SOLD.
tdH Jor Hr" Nr"oW g Nhorrhoiders 10 liter
m''' o" me o'I'rt'on q hcbvi Property 10 The
Nhgr'"'''g"'
A meotinS OF INC shareholders IN Perhm'
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
CALL AND sIlTTLEl.

4 Ii persons indebted to the subscriber are re-
~ quested to call and settle. so that they may
know correctly what they owe, and prepare forIhe
Of the same. GEORGE WILSON
IMthershnrr nnn. ln. lNll-lt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTER ~!
(BY AuTuomTY or TIE STATE or ALABAuA,)
Conducted on the HaraHo plau
Class Ito be Drawn Oh The 2Olh Of Dee.

In al. sol prizes. amounting to S3i.GOC
Tickets Slo-liulyes and Quarters in proper.
ton.
Every prize drawn at each drawing.
Bis on all solvent Banks taken at par.
EEsAll communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent d Manager,
Montgomery lAlo..) Oct 90, lSJi-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
EStatGd Robert Leonard, Deceased.

NOTICE il hereby given that letters Of admin
~ i,ratior on the estate of Robert Leonard, late
Of Lawrence p. decd, have in due form of law
been granted to the subscriber All persons in
dehted will make immediate payment aud those
having claim, viii present them properly authen-
ticatcd for settlement.
JAS. T. LEONARD, Administrator.
November ~ lSjI.-Gt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13

DLEARFIELD LODGE No. 19s, meets in the
" second story q he Mansion House, Clcarhed
Pa, on Tuesday ofeiing q each week.
Cearfeld, June l4lSj4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TUE partnership heretofore existing between
L G. N. Graham aud >. L. Watsm, has been
dissolved by RITUAL consent, having disposed Of
their interest b James T. Graham
e.. NJ GRAHAM
j. T. WATSON.
TErT The-btsiness viii hereafter be continued
by Jas. b. Graham, as formerly, WIN will collect
all account, dte, and pay all debts Contracted by
the former firm. J. B. GRAHAM.
Grahampton Nov %, ISJA-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13

VNlIE Ebscribers respectfully announce to the
/ citizns Of Clear.eld county, and the public
genemllvihat they are now manufacturing the
best of STONE WIRE near LmhcrsLH,y. and
prepared furnish all articles in their line equal
to any Manufactured elsewhere, and ou rca.oualI.
terms.
Star, Iibr Cofors constantly on hand.
Also, stone Hutcr roHdar,crs manufactured 60
order
Orders W1mpth attended to. and liberal "a.
count made to wholesale purchasers.
VI. !. PORTER.
Aug. %. lSjA-f &. ". PORTER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
LIBRARY MEETING.

TNHERE will be meeting Of the mcmbers Of
the "Clearield Library" at the Office Of I. J.
Mccullough. Esq, ON Saturday evening, the 9th inst
Mt O'Clock. The members Of the old assocation
rs well as all Others feeling interest in the for.
nation of n Public Library, are requested TO attend
Il. J. WALLACE, Secretary.
Clearacd Dec. {, 1854,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

VNllE subscriber is dcsirous to make known to
i all his friends, old and new, Whgs and Dem
ocats. Natives and Know Nothings, and all the
rest Of mankind, that he has received and is open
ing nt hi. old stand ON the corner of Front and
Cherry streets, q very general assortment of Fail
and Winter goods, consisting in part Of Cloths
Cassnercs, ~attucts, Flaunes. French Mcrinoos
Dclancs, all wool, Blankets, Bay State and Brocls
shnwls Dabcge, new style silk and Braid BoIr
nets winter style with a full assortment of Ladyi
Dress Trimmings, also, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, Carpetng all WOOL Cotton and Rag Carpets
Floor and Oil Cloth, with full assortment of Gro.
ccries, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, " o. Molasscs
steam and Coverings Syrups Fish, Mackcrel aud
Herring, Qucensware. Confcctionaries, Rcady
Made Clothing. Tin-ware Broad Axes. Doubl,
and Single bit and Pilot axes with almost every.
thing else that is called for in d country Store all
Of which he will sell low for Cash or Country Pro
duce. CHRISTOPHER KRATZER
Nov. s, 1SjI.-tf
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n Il. SHAW
RICHARD SHlW,


ID ICHABD SHAW d son. wouldrcgpactfully
IL iuformtle public atthey have INST received
at their New Etore, in the Borough Il ClearfcId
a large and we'll selected stock Of Gods. suitable
to the soason-umong which may be found, Dry
Goods grcauariety; Clothing, Hardware Queens.
ware, Iiu-wale Groceries Drugs, Bnncts, Hats
Caps, Boots AID Shoes, &C.
They defy competition, and invite lersonswsh.
ing to purchase TO call and examine tilir stock.
Clearicld Nov. %. lSj4.-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
Valuable Real Estate for. sale.

'GNiElE will be exposed to public sale by Ira
4 cutlery on the premises, on Saturday Hifg
the ID dy Of December next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
all that c,rtain House and Lot situate in Pike tp
Clcarfcldcounty, Pa, adjoining lands Of Ross NJ
Clure, William Addlcmun Jr., and others, the Lot
coutaininGnbout four acres having therein mum.
ber of thriving fruit trees, with stable and other
out buildings thereon erected, and being located
about p mics from Curwonsvlle, ON the road lead
ing thence . Chest Creek, late part Of the estate
Of William Addleman, deceased
TERus.-tue half cash, and the balance in one
year thereafter with interest, to be secured by
judgment on De premises
Title and further particulars made known on the
day Of sale.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13

TR1A.oF ONE OF THE WARD Jurors FOR
PrRJURY.-Thelregular term of the Har'
din (Ky.,) Circuit Courts now progressing
in Elizabelhtown. Thos. NJ. Yates, one
Of the infamous jurors who granted the
verde, of not guilty in the Ward case, IS
upon trial for perjury. He was indicted
bv the grand jury, along with several 9th.
efs of his precious conloderates,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
Trial List nr December Term, 1851.

Jane Hunter rs J. A. Y. Hunter,
James Gallaher ~ Burguudcr Bricklcy
Heo W. ShoI, IS Robert lyte,
Geo ". Shof, rs Iytlc d llutz.
John Sibcrts, ~ Moses Peace,
Samuel Caldwell, cs NJ Stevenson.
Oscar i. Moore, cs o. Z. Wilder.
Benjamin Comly, rs William NJ Dugnn.
G. +. Remand, ys John Nodir.
Thomas Craycn rs Robert PeInngton,
james Cmlcy, James GuIsulus
{. +. Renaud. ~ j. Nuuiierk Roussaot
George W. Carter rs Snyder an. Large,
Conrad Friedrich, rs Henry Gro,.
j. q. j. llcgertJ, rs Abraham Ners.
GEORGE Gill, Thomas lIlt,
Michael QuigglG cs Juo. a j. N. Leonard
gorm.cor .Ino m i.anJ cs N. Quiggll ct. al.
Peter Dickcnsor, RS Vogals & Itothcr,
John Frymire rs Peter lamn.
Kelly d Dickcrron. cs II. i. MILD.
II. B. Miller, rs Kelly d Dtkcnson,
Same. rs James NJ Kelly,
Same. Same
Irwin & LYMAN ~ Isaac Price
Samuel NJ 'keat cs james NJ Dixon
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
LATER rRNn rlIlrnnMl.
ARRIVAL ON TIIIE NORTH gTl

hNhi NJ w \ illI lNIh " n I NIX.
NV loRK, Dec. q. Tho steamship
North STAR from Aspinwull, arrived at
holrpaS eleven, with California dates 10
the 10th ult, brought down to Panama by
the Golden Gate.
The North Star brings 300 passengers,
and 81 ,3Sl, 600 in gold.
The news from the mines is cheering.
The steamship Golden Gate, arrived at
San Francisco with New York dates, in
% days and 10 hours, which is the short.
est run on record.
The financial affairs Of the State were
in the most prosperous condition. The
interest on the State bonds due in Janna.
ary, has been forwarded to New York.
The general tone Of the trade exhibits
but little change since the last steamer.-
The closing prices for Gallego and llax.
all flour was Sl2 75. Adamanune can.
dies have been active aud higher, bot de-.
clined at the close Of the week TO fifty
cents. Butter Is cents new lard quiet, lG
all cents bacon l54 hams 16ials !c.
IMPORTANT News FOR rlE SHAREHOLDERS IS
PERHAWR THRD GIrT ENlERrRSE.-It will be
seen by retorance 10 an advertisement in our paper
of to-day, that the Committee appointed by the
Shareholders at their last meeting, have issued a
call for final meeting of ulIinterestod TO get thcr
instructions IN reference to the distribution Of the
Gift property. We are plcSed 20 find the matter
so near consummation, ald hope that Mr.. Per-
ham will receive the patronage he SO wcll deserves
for the liberality aud cncrgy displayed in getting
up and prosecuting this stlpondous enterprise
Orders for tickets should le sent IN immediately.
Fortunes are in reserve forsomcholy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13

0-The name, Sebastopol, is Greek
compound, signiying "Holy City"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
sTONE MARE MANUFACTORN

WILLIAM N. III y El,.
MoriEtp., Sept %, 'jl-pd-am.
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Cost an6 fonuo.

I OST--In crossing from Thsmes-st 10 the
IL Of Cedar and Nssssa sta. BOOK OF RECORDS
Of Policies Of Insurance Of Boston Company The BOOK
about the re OF Of letter paper, with printed
pages ard hound with red Ssek and masa seea The heds<
viii be uitshy BY leaving with the sahscreers
henry ANsrlCE Co ststioners Cedar and Nasssa.
i OST-On the I'D inst, in going from Court-st.,
IL BEOohlyn; via Fulton Ferry and Sdsy to lshst IN .hls
city, gold HUNTING WATCH, gid dial, With ClstelAn
fancy Pencil and Loche,s attached The 6nder snl BE- sat
sbiy rewarded BY leaving il with COOPER FELLOWS.
No. n Msdsn.lane
G0 REwARD.-Lost on Saturday afternoon,
a. - on Broadway, (pear Root.l D0tBLE GOLD
LOCkET with two miniatures in,ide Whoever will Leave
itHROoT's Daguerrean Saloon, or BARNARD A PAR
questions asked.
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life ILLUSTRATED A new frst-class
IL Weekly devoted TO News Literature Science the Arts
to ENTERTAINMENT, IMPROVEMENT. PROGRESS;
10 eneoursse sprt hope mAnne.s and activity among the
people, 20 point the Of profit and economy and TO
diseuss and Illustrate in lively sketches the lesdas IDEAS Of
the dsy record all signs Of and TO sdyocsie the DO
tical and Industrial rights of all ossses object Poe
,essns superior facilities for doing shall rest '1.hsd
with hcthns short Of making LIFE ILLUSTRATED one Of
the most POPULAR aud
bEsr FAMILY NEWSPAPERS ~ rms WORLD.
Terms in adyAnee-singe copy year 90 i've copies,
one wear ss copies land for aEent CID sabscnp
lions may commence now any tine. Pe..e address,
,c,f.p.Is FOWLERs WELLS
No 800 Broadway New York
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Gcrses, Carriages, Sc.

HORSE and ROCKAwAY.-For Sale, a largo
BLACK HORSE sound and gentle. years Old. Also.
a good CARRIAGE ROcKAwAY May be sod separate. APP
ply to Z. T. BROWN, Nc. ~ Spruce ct
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Board ann Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will accommodate Q
"A Gentleman and hs wife with PLEASANT Room
se second eoor with BOARD References exchanged H.
euire ct No 81 5hst.
A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate Q
"a Centleu and VIE and few single GentleEnen With
full OF partial Beard The Rooms pleasant sna House
contains al the modern improvements Nsshborbed snsaf-
passed Apply Nc 23f Tenth st near I'd sy References
Exchanged
A WELL~EDUCATED young Italian Gentle
"A nsu, l.tey arrived from Brope wishes % Owe IN
sTPUCTfON5 In bis NAIVE LANGUAGE, or the
FRENCH In cornpenss, for Board In respectable Ameri
can family Reference unsxceptionsbe Address Inquire
Of H., No. 10 Broadway
DOARD.-A genteel, social American family
I'D viii let with BOARD, ere and gas Light Panor ana
Recess the fnt eoor 70 oentensn or 0ensman and
Wife nom sl2 sls per week. 6ns Room wzh eoeets,
On he third foor from BIO 70 sl2 20 Gentleman and VIE
Tbe hose modern, snd pleasantly stasfst Apply We,
Iso lsth-sL, near Asy. Rsf.rerse exchanged
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fine ARTS.

LINE ARTS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
I OF PAINTINGS and sTATUARY. Nc 81 Bro.dwsy-
DE BRACKELERR Jr sole accredited agent for the Belgian
School Art would respectfully 20 the Amateurs
Of Arts great Metropolis that be has Just received
Europe valuable Paintings BY he noe celebrated
Artists:
l. The Jubilee Of Fifty Years. By v. De Brscfeer.
2 The Venetian Mssaue. By Si;sse de keyEeE
3. The Storm By hobbe
4 The BALI By Eus VeTboeckhover
There Paintings viii be exhibited from 10 A. NJ 70 10 r. NJ,
fIom thi. the 24lh December. Admission tree
New PAINTING by AIRY SCuEFFER.-
IN The rubserbe respectfully announce 20 the public thai
hayfns received besuta Painting BY tee eelebrsted Ay
sehe6sr they will exhibit fer shGrt Es IN their Fine Ara
GALLERY. THIS picture,
THE TEMPTATION or CHRIST,
the latest son Of Scheoer ard confidently offered
for the consideration Of the pabe specien Of The high
cot Subscriptions for inc Line Engraving, rom hA
osntns vii be received the Gallery. Exhibition opea
ron A n 10 P. NJ Admission free.
SoUPiL Co, Nc 80 Broadway, Fsw'Yorh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for two light-colored
w Gs Of the ases Ct IL and 10 70 LEARN the MILL
merry or SEAMSrREsS BUSINESS, OF TO LIVE OUT 10
family having small children They both read and wre aud
are smart intelligent Girs To family willing take them
til OF age the present excellent opportunity. Apply
AZ No 81 Beayersi, back office, up stairs
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Go farmers ano Otbers.

EOR SALE-A lot Of GARDEN PLANTS,
Il ROSE TREES, and other valuable kinds To persons
having house they would be seaui having been
lately dug up snd put pots with lresh soil lpsae No.
40 4thsy third cottage from sd IT.
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A THOROUGHLY EDUCATED GRADUATE

"A OF one Of the first Female Semnaries in New England,
who Is fully competent give instruction In the higher En-
ssh branches French Latin ard the rudmeut. OF Music and
Drawing desires engagement as TEACHER Has Taught
three year. in schools the highest order. She willing
engage in family seminary other station where shs
msht be useful No objection 10 the counIry Would teech
district school, Acorets previous % Dec l. hAs NOkA H.
Brooh LII
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amusemenis.

NRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes 10 now slosed- ,, -
purns The removal goods and the ses oy sucten
within he Palace visitors will be admitted al y cent? each
f Pnint,pss viii be disturbed for The pree
80 JOHN Il. WHITE, President
ROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Brooklyn
ID MONDAY EVENING, Nov q, 1884
sUAK SPERE and the ORATORS.
CBIRLEs wHITNEY'S IMPERs0NATiONs Of British,
sotsh Irb American AID Indian Orators, together with
Hossier Stump Speeches and Humorous western La" e
Ala sHAKsPEREAN READINGS.
Doors open At o'clock 0eEuenens aefeS, CENTS La
dies tickets, Is cents
VUAsHINGTON AT THE BATTLE OF
w HONMOUTH-By LEUTZE-The kxhAsion o. ~, %
Greet National Picture open az ne roons o. w
eoe.l Aesesny q peffn, Nc. 81 siosSSS S~i 'A'
EVENING.
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PROSPECTUS OF VOLUME SECOND.
lCounnen-Ae Ian l8f5l


THE 2 X O II b t T,
published monthly BY the Executive Committee Of the New
York State Temperance Society Wm ". Bureigh Cores
rot dDs Secretary Of the Society iEeor-s.s'ted BY
Of able ributors
II printed ia the folio form. double medium sheet,
mskipg q sht large fouTeolomned pages 20 a number
l. .dvocates the Of Temperance generally, and
tesy the legislative prohibition Of the traffic in intoxicating
beverages
IL nsors in lie spirit, scope and aim; shall endssvsr
10 cake II national also in its ejaculation and influence.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

CCOTIA's BARDS-Comprising the choicest
O1rodueti0ns of Scottish Poets illustrated with than
y elegant engsyngs in he highest style Of with routs
piece ugnette BY Richie 3yo cloth, sj fall gilt 81
Turkey morocco or esf $3.50
Tn. hsndscest book Of the season thus far, Is before
rs Tie publishers have produced magnificent volume, 10
honor the country which they sprung aud the bads
whose ye,e they have here embslmed" v Y. Observer
good selection the variety Of the poens,
the e, ns humor the martial fire. the b. role strength the spir
tied the love Of nature aud OF home the glow
Ing faith ard zet here combined In Volumes often
thew combined the true Scottish hearmsse this wor
thy oa the land Of loeh s bens and bfass OF Knox
and Scott. snd Burns" llndePendent
This beautifully illustrated ard gorseously prepared volume
will be hailed by an int lgent community Banner.
lersry gem, and the style in which j. issued
are that all Lovers Of true lyrs.i poetry will thank
editor Of this work for the ehtersnment he h AZ
fodsd them In this collection Of that glitter amid the
wreath Of Scottish literature" Louisville Journal
Scotland rich 10 the Of Theology, History and
Philosophy here stsnds before with her long Of
Poets. such county might be proud TO seknos edge
lie own Waterman and henector'
enriched with the brilliant and costly poetic
fo the mines OF that land which has been fruitful IN min
stIes Ne in elsPhy seians, heroes and mAftyrh
"Th. fne large octave youme, printed in beautiful rye
eve the collection Of the best productions Of
the Scottish poets thst has been made Ii fail
be acceptable all who appreciate the finest eretoos Of
reuius Argus.
ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
No nro.d