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aFLoya, TO CHIsA.--Thislisa cheering fea,
ipre; $ California sendipg florr 10 Cbisa, ]"
for instead of our gold leaving thea country
10 pay for tea, sugar, Spices, silks, shawls
and other necessaries and luxuries, we send
the product of our soil and the labor of our
hands, This is what builds no our State.
-Four thousand quarter sacks Of California
-four were solo lately at so per barrel to
ship 10 China. othsr shipments of like char
acter will shorlly follow; and thus al length
California become au. exporter OF brsadsiuffs
San Faiciseo Herald 80
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rg- The Saturday Eapress,a Know. Moth
ing paper published at Lancaster, alleges
that Col. MoTT, Or some OF bis ftie nds, prssc
iised an nimpesyion on that pious order for
the purpose OF obtaining their. votes, and
says that its members, by voting ior Mr.. M.
haze risked their souls' saiOatioa by deliberate
and wlful PERJURY. aoAjl ai.ly lss rss 81
We do hope that right minded people may
be induced to ponder and reflect on this
siarllng declaration. 1t is virtual oadmis-
sion OF The worst characteristic of Know
Nolhinsism. One hundred and twenty thou
sand Know-Noihiags voted for Col Morr,
and consequently tbatuumber of souls have
been periursd. Too great stake br lar for
the sake of one Canal Commissioner, or o.
ven for q whole Board. We should like 10
know who imposed on the Know. .No,bings
o. New York, by means OF which they yo.
ted-for Ullmau. their candidate for Governor,
who, according 10 The, best authority, was
born out of the connIry; aud what is 10. be.
come OF iheirsousl--Pennsyluan asu
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r NATIONAL, KNow,NorH,sc Cosy ENrioN.--
II is reported thai National Knew-Noihiug
Convention was held at Cincinnati on We'd
nesday for the purpose of nominating cam
didate for the Presidency. u was thought
that ether Millafd Fillmore, Of New York,
Sam Houston, OF Texas, or Jacob Broom, ,ol
Pennsylyania, would be the nominee. Fill.
more is said 70 have joined the order, in
Buffalo, .ri'.i..y+.5,,,,.,,. n.
,elfa .a.titfr4 noe
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gw-Lrouon MAsur.cruap, IN ruv Us,rr

@4y LIQUOR MASuFAcruRE IN THE UNITED
STATES. According to the census returns
of.he United States, the liquor manufacture
10 this country Isl big business, requiring
The use OF fourteen mill ions Of dollars y orth
of grain, hops and apples, and forming out
nearly twenty millions of dollars wo rh Of
distilled liqpors and ale.. One bushel Of
corn.,o every fifty-four ground, is converted
into intoxicating liquors. The amount of
liquors produced is, whiskey, 42,l3s,s55
gallons rum,6 100000 gallons and ale !,
III, ,924 barrels. :, .sa.la .5 ~. ~. !. s,,i.
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q. y -IT9 y aII
The New York Election,

The official re,urns from Putpam and
Schuylkill counties, enable us 10 siate the
aggregate vote for Governor, al the present
eeciion-- exclusive Of the scattering or I'M.
perfectt ballots. sg Vc.- sfI aaG
t"SCIark, I57;i2+ UIlman, I22, 2,0ns
Seymour. l56 66l Bronson 33 ,79i
Total vote for Govern or. 400 57l. 81,
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Adviee gGraiis.--Georse N, Sanders, our
late Consul at London, has issued an i'd
dress from lha. city 10 the people Of France,
in which he recommends to oveuhrow The
government of Napoleon. ~, ,p ..l.t ,.el
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Stray Heifer.

A BOUT three weeks ago there cams -
IA the premises OF the subscriber in Or
ange township, Columbia county, a stray
red heller, apparently abou; year and D
halt old. The owner is requested TO prove
properly, pay charges and lake ii away. oe
it will be disposed OF according to law. ~
eaefesmg e'A JACOB SNYDER.
/. Orange township, Nov. is, ls54-st. Il
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AN INCIDENT OF THE BALL.-A distinguished
gentleman from the interior OF the State, who
was present al the consolidation ball, made ihe
acquaintance of a charming young lady, and
u is said lhafa matrimonial project is already
the result. The lady was capiyaied by bis
agreeable manners and fine appearance =,
which was much set of BY his elegant suit
from Rockhill &Wilson's clothing store No.
III Chesnut street, corner OF franklin Place.
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n BY an ex,rac, from letter of Paris
correspondent of the New York Post, We
learn that Mr.. Van Buren is actually and eur-
neslly engaged upon a history Of his life,
and has already advanced some Two or three
hundred pages with H. r, NJ. ..5e,,.5 D..
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The EIeclion Of Clark.

Tho official returns OF lweny.six coun-
ties give Clark 2s6 majority, land it is on
ceded he Is elected. The remainder of the
Whig Stale Ticket has $4,000 majority. 8
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T Physicians rarely lake medicine,
lawyers seldom go TO law, and ministers
steer clear Of other PERSONS churches Ed.
i'ors, however, lead ali the papers they can
get hold of.-NIf ced,
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B' The SouLE ArrAIa.-The Union an
nonncss positively the withdrawal OF the
expulsion Of Mr.. Soule.
is o6nounced here that the Cabinet
IS determined, notwithstanding il has been
officially informed that France has revo-
ked The decree regarding Soale, TO hold
Louis Napoleon responsible for the insult,
demanding a full apol ogy and explanation.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

.NSTlcE is hereby given that lstieSs testa,
~ meniary upcu The estate of John Greasy,
late OF Mltain township, Columbia county,
deceased, have sbeen granted to the under.
signed residing in Miffiinville. All persons
having accounts against the estate are re-.
quested 10 present them 10 him for settle.
ment, and those indebted 10 the decedent 10
make payment without delay to 9te
e,aa. SAMUEL GREASY,
Exeeutor
Mifflinville, Nov. 9Th, 1s54.--6w. ~
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,rs ~ Delaware ELtcrIos, THE official
returns from the whole State have been
received, showing the election of Mr. Cau-
sey, the Know w-Nolhing candidate for Cow
ernor by 73s majority, and of Mr.. Cullen,
the Kpow-Nothipg candidate for Congress,
BY 50l majority. 81 ~ .l.y 4 So asus
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@ ImpoRfAsr TO TEACHERS School
Teachers nnber the new law are instructed
by The State. Superintendent 10 be careful to
10 make out the monthly reports as required
by the 9Th section. He says the duty is
required peremptory and advises, Directors
TO withhold the. compensation until it is COIN.
piled With.
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Teachers Wanted.

THE School Directors of Beaver township,
L Columbia county wish 10 engage hve
competent school teachers 10 take charge OF
common schools in that district. To appli-
cants properly qualified s25 month win be
paid. Application must be made soon 10
he Directors ff' "'A '-A
By order Of Tie BoarE sa.'gfeFtm
8 SAMUEL JOHNSON, Secretary.
Eaaver twp, Col. Co. Pa, Nov. 10, 1864.
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& ESsDanlel Chandler, ofoConcord N. H.
has been sentenced TO The State Prison for lJs,
on conyictioa of having altered a switch,
which caused train OF cars 10 be thrown
from the safack of the Concord railroad. ,,.sl
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received at the hotel of Jasper
wv B. Stark, in Pitision, until sunset of
the !, 23d of November. for completing the
weigh lock and building collectors offioa
at Upper 'Piltston., Plans and specifications
will be exhibited three days previous to the
letting, .fs w. r. MAFFfT, d.
81 Engineer and Superintendent
Ol The North Branch Canal Z;
Engineers Office, Towanda, s..
October %, 1854. sfs,.
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:, BAREvM's BOOK is making grea, noise,
and will sell equal 10 Uucls Toms Cabin .
That no doubt was the main objec. in wri-
ting il, apd -in that respect it will certainly be
successful lie author kicked up muss
with Redfeld, the proposed publisher, took
back the manuscript, made an auction OF
the copyrighij and Redfelj became the
bighes, bidder. The book will be ready a.
boui The middle of December, and will al
the same lime be also published ia London,
Psris. Madrid, Vienna, Berlin, . Leipsio, and
Stock solm. We Nv i'll next week give an
extract lrof, the book, which has amused
us no little. Tei y7sV al sis 10
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q .ns receipts Of the Washington Mon.
sment during lhs month o. October were
Slsos.ss, and the amount expended 5000
SO. s RI
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
TnREE DAfS Latch PROM Eu-
nIsOPE. -


The Steamship Asia, from Liverpool, with
dates TO the 4th .inst., arrived at New York
Thursday mofning, about o o'clock.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Russians 10 the number Of rhiry
I,ihonsaad had attacked the redoubis at Bal.
aklava, and after severe battle, routed The
English cavalry with The loss of 500 horses
Diner dispatches state ,hot after q holly con-
tested battle, the allies remained masters oI
ihezfield.ss The-news is entirely obscure. -
The Rnssiane despalches say the Allies
have su6eredtwo severe defeats, viz The
French had their works desiroyed and six.
teen guns spiked, while The English cavalry
had been attacked 6y WenschikofT, at Bala.
klaya, as above stated, and routed with. Sc.
we're loss. ~ 'f'
The Anglo French reports do not give any
explicit denial. They merely say that the
Russian story is uniavorable and, exaggera.
ted. N''''
The Allies state that two Russian, ships
had been destroyed in the harbor OF Seoas.
ioPol also The quaran tine batteries slen.
ced, and a portion of Fort Constantine dam
aged by the explosion Of a magazine. II is
al least evident that there has been sharp
fghlng. +.
THE LATEST BY, TELEGRAPH, .s
s LONDON, Saturday morning, Noy.:4--The
accounts from the East, are still confl cling,
buhlhe English reports say the,s siege D of Se-
basiopol was progressing fayosably, up 10
The 9Th of October. osa.03 O, no uul I.8e
i A despatch from Lori iRedcHGe, confirms
The report that 3d. 900 Russians had attacked
and captured the forts at Balaklaya. ll f,ut
% The Russian Admiral Nachmoff, was kill
ed BY ashe!l. The loss ofihe allies is CON-
parauvely small. "a .baa5x9 ,hsEs sist
LORD Raglan is understood % be favorable
TO prolonged bombardmeni in, pre,epce OF
sn immediate assault. .,tta ,f.
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a Al the present term Of Court in Lu-
zsrne county, majority ofihes Grapd Jury
reported Ia iasof of erecting new couuiy
buildipgs. sseA !, t...l :, Il. t....,,,,, .,l,
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GRE ENWoop sEMINA Rx
MILLvTLLE, COLUMBIA co.. PA.
For. Youth Of both Sexes.
WM. BURGESS. PRINCIPAL.

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TsHIS Institution which has been In suc.
y cesslul operation for several years has
recently been enlarged TO give better accom-
imodations for boaflers and increased faeili-
ties for Tuition, SC. &. -
The School year will consist Of "A weeks
and vacation will occur during July aud part
of August, but pupils will staker sfany
season. 4 tf& 8aTT = ~ -
instruction is given in all the English
branches usually taught. Natural Philosophy
and AslronomyswiIi be iliustratedzby appfo.
pirate apparatus aud access given TO- Lii.
brary aud The use of Mathematical inslru-
tnenls. Books and Stationery viii be pro.
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TlGiGEGSo
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by the course of study. " latssssss
Boarding ST 5oFperweek. Board, Tuition
washing. lights, 30, S2i per quarter; or $40
foriwo quarters, if one half Is paid 10 ad-
vance. 44f,s .s
pal. 5st 5..,3 W. ~ I
M'llville, Nov. j, 1854,
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n Major Ar,hnr T. Lee, Of the U. S.
Army who was reported 10 be killed in New
Siex,ce BY Indians, is aliye and well. l,eas
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Y One thousand families in the State
OF Pennsylvania and Ohio intend an early
emigration TO the Kansas territory.
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u The President has appointed SAMUEL
ID. sLreomprE Esq, otsBalsimors, TO be Gov.
xtnot OF Nebraska. TO oil the vacancys occa-
stoned By The dscsase Of thsiate Governor
.su Sc s1sI~r IT, s,.a ~ asg.srfsel'
s,+~ - t...s
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z ry Gen. WIN. Ayers, Of Harrisburg an
nounces himself as The American candidate
Tor w. s. Senator from Pennsy lvania. 5
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A FATHERS PRESENT TO HIS FAMILY
Book AGENTS wASrsp TO .crRcuLArx
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known than Of any other European nation Z
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u MIR. John Klingensmith, lately one of
the editors OF tho Grespsburg Democrat died
Jasi week. rs. 3. Il s8t y leHeais ~
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3s~ Fsa hairoad. -
that the business on
Ha,lroad, which. was only
ie~ weeks since, already eycseds
thes highest aniicipaiions of its friends.
From the nature and wealth oftke region il
pssses sihronghsa heavy trade was expected,
bpt o,eqaal TO what has been realized within
sshorts simsa As railroads always make
business, this may be expecie Dr. to
increase rapidly irom natural causes. ,Bu,
when the ancomp plsied link of'lhe railfoud
shains info New York ia. finished, 4. d
heavy anti important addition to the busi-
ssss 1.-The read will be made. - Phila.lel-
phia esnoot fail 10 feel sensibly the value ol
the work TO her trade and lis success, %,
ihis early period of iis history il ia mosl
encouraging.
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~: A@1GGLa

On the I6 h inst. by the Rev. William J,
Eyer, MIR. MANUEL LAZARUS, TO MIss EMMA
HAGENBUch both of Moutour township.
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BOOTS, Shoes and ready made clothing
cheap for cash by i
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usxeral times written 10 the
pub "a Guide New York,
aiiaiailsd % 90 - ksswes What is
the maiierwith The Know Na,hins organ.
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iers viii please say they are advertised, ~
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The UNITED STATES MAGAZINE is, we
think, the best dollar periodical in The coun-
ty. II contains large amour, of inslruc-
tive reHriins, aud will be useful in any fam
lily. j. M. Emerson & Co., New York are
the publishers. .4 ,.a
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BOOK NOTICES.

The EDINpuRcH REvIEw for October con-
,ains instructive articles upon, Vesrries and
church.rs'es, King Joseph, The Arab tribes
of the Great desert, Railway morals and
Railway policy, Burton's History Of Sco,-
land, Macaulay's speeches, Reform of the
War Department, The management and dis
rosal of our criminal population. The Amer.
ican edition of the work is ,republisheG by
Leonard Scott g. Co, 7s Fulton Street, New
York, and is valuable to every student o f
history, and political economy. ..e ss.
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g WESTMINSTER r REviEw.-The same pub
lishers furnish us also v 18th the October mum
Der of The Westminster Review. II con.
tans the following articles: 1. Tie odin-
Religion, ., Character, Condition and Pros.
pectus ofthe Greek People; 8, Rajah Brooke;
4, History: its use and meaning; 5, Women
in France: Madame de Sable; 6, The
Spheres'and Duties Of Government; 7, The
Rise and Progress OF Diplomacy 8, The
Crystal Palace, and a continuation Of Con-
Temporary Literature. Prizes of The Review
SO 90 or with Blackwood $5. ''' "@'i'.
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WILLIAM eoODELL, PUBLISHER,
AZ Beekman street, Neu York.

PROSPECTUS OF THE AMERICAN JUBILEE.
Proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto
all the inhabitants therosf"-LEv. XIV, 10.
yITILLIAM G0oDELI., 4s Beekman street, New
wv York, proposes to publish paper Of the above
title, specimen number II which Is already issued
on large medium paper, quarto form.
PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES.
Slavery is criminal-Illegal-A violation Of the
Consttution-The States have no constitute right
to maintain 1.-THE American Government and poo
pic bound to suppress it-All the Slavery IA the
nation is national Slavery, and the is respon
sble for tho more Compromises with Slavery, nor
recognition Of past Compromises No more slave
hunting among frcemen-No recognition Of slave
property-No voting for candidates acceptable to
stakeholder.
TERMs.--For twelve numbers, whether monthly or
semi-monthly, as may be detcrmined,) single copy,
so cents five copies TO one person, 81 eight copies
do So thirty copies, do, $40 All payments in ad
vance. Post Office stamps received and given in ma
king change.
Should the paper, cxpcctedly, fail Of support
moneys advanced will be refunded in books written
by VIM. Goodell, viz Democracy Of Christianity, 2
vols, $3.50; History Of Slavery and Anti Slavery,
American Slave Code, rs cents; Premium Tract
Slavery and Missions, SO per hundreds or, in other
Books and Tracts OF the Anti Slavery Depository, AZ
Beekman street. Now York April 3.
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FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
i about five miles from Washington, ID. Co. in Prince
Georges county, Md 1t contains 1854 acres, more
than 30 of which is 6no alluvia meadow producing
a ton and half of hay TO the acre, but which
dor improved cultivation would produce mt least two
tons Hay sells in the Washington market at from
$l6 TO $50 per ton About four Of the place is
marsh, covered with several feet in thickness Of
black earth, the result of decayed vegetation, which,
properly composted, il source from which the up
land may be enriched at reasonable cost About
90 acres Of the farm ia woodland-growth principally
oak and chestnut. The land, except the meadow, is
undulating and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing. There are many springs of excellent wator
the place. and it is noted for its healthfulness The
soil of tho greater part of the upland is sandy loam
underlaid by clay--in some places clay predomina-
ting About rs could be divided into small gar
dcning farms giving nearly an equal quantity of wood
and arabic land to each There is orchard of $50
peach trees and so apple trees the place. all bear
ing The farm is well fenced The buildings area log
rooms meat-house Of dried brick, log kitchen
c-house, dc. There is n stream of water running
through the place, with sufficient water and fall for
small mill. Price $50 por Terms-one third
cash long credit for the residue, if desired or it
would be exchanged for real estate in the city OF
Washington. Address MARTIN BUELL.
Washington, d. @.
Fifty acres. about half Of which is woodland, and
which could be divided into three gardening farms
with woodland and beautiful building site each
would be sold separately Or, if preferred will sell
the other part of the farm which the buildings,
orchard and meadow, which cannot be conveniently
divided. M b.