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wNI. YOUNG. VI. u.

The tine ha. now arrived, that persons suffering
rom secttt diseases. need so norr l.youle the We
TN 90 qUACKTRN, a. by the prc.cripgpu' o"a'
aur,l IN ihis bok any ons rs, cure him.eli' with
uut hiniunCr a. lutincss, 90 80, .ss a'-H ~ the
mr.i Intimate hienI anil With one.tr", as
usual cNpense. H. additiaa 10 the grner,l rouine
uf private disease, Il fall, explains The c''ire
minh"pl's essy decline, With observations o" 'n'i
riage-lesiIss many uiheT arrangements Nh"h 81
wuud Mt lc proper rnun'sraie ~ The gallle p,n'
...Auy peSsoa scadisg TWENTY-FIVE Us
euclo.ei ~ u lst.si Nill receive oa- e"N 81 ihi'
ls.k, by mail, ~ Eve cupiss will w seat l't one
anllar. Adlfess "Dlt. W. lOtNO, No. lj2
SPRUCE Street. PHILADELPHIA" Postpaid
s.Dr. YOUNG eau lie consulted on Any Of the
Diss,.sey dsrtihed in his d,rT.. publications, ~
h,. Ohoe, 1872 Spruce Street, every day lst~esn .
snd3 o'clo,k, (sunds~ eseT,ed.) 20
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BH. J. n. MhRCIIISI'S
CELEBRATED CATHOLICOF,
TOE TiIC ErIIEF ANpCUGC or str.
TIElN6 FEMALES.

tsil1lsrrr emo
u rNu rf. rruf
rrurf. tu 900
tu It.lH.rs It
uht hit fstr.fn.
rf IT. uUtIt
rU rTWNlI
COMPLAINTS
Ooh Dol. grr rTu-
IArsrs TfNt,
ur b'Irug ui uIr
WOMB TtuuU
NtHus.uf Whites
tiUuNtD Il.
81 4 q y aIIu n
a1I ItI % q
rios Ur rttI
" suus lN,I.
urNr,t UfNu.
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American and Foreign Agency
MNSIiINGTOS. ~. 4.

r,,IIT nod, r.r.rrl offer, h. s,r, .rr. i1 thr urus
rFrf,an OF JHtn. l.iHfr 'Hugr,.s and DO
.ryruI prrsumar's, 1nN i1r thr uHusa'itun ID
.., Ir.Irs.. t,..uifiu1 lusils.s. 90 ffa Capitol.
prr.Hrs li,irg lusiu,ss vifh thr ll''"', lHd"n
Land, .r ru.i.n Or.rs, ur au1 90 i.r llgLn'r
r..rf. ,.Er G.l,musui, ur On ths >vTr'ur i'un
81 tbr Hird ~fF,s, ma, eel, un "a lunp' an'
Grhul au,li.rr Co. ihrIi iri,''st'.
T..,irs a8 extensive lur,gn pruuIrr'nrc,
vfIiurI,uskr ,r.l l Ir.rU-sihlr &c tlr -'. if'n'
rI..is1 ct -iu,ls. or Mupe,, Z, patton q"
Uu,ut-. apf ,tin,tiuu vill br PAID r, collier
A, .. ui lutJI.1 tlius.
C.ur.rnrt,ui. will o. furnished vit. r'if
t,t.r.u-.. in phis,rr STATE che, ml, I,.f'l r"
. tl ttr rtupiirrut .itt,- uf Iurupr.
JOSEPH e. q. kENNEnN,
O1.re on n street, lsiar,u Ninth aud Iuiih.
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The Great European tough Remedy.
y-pyrisnf 10 evAranp,iSe. sSi h' Ysths Eeagsiiy.
THI eILIHRATID
Universal Couch Mixture
I.a,ai, and sncc,o,l remedy ~ Coughs q every
desuiptinr, whether II childSc1 or adulu
ofieccut ~ bong standing
rUTPAHYn oNIY nv
my. WALTER CLARKE.
SOLE PROPRIETOR, CORNISH. W.
10, mao, ,,ar. Apolhsrsfy. aud rharmsttuli'
,,I ,h,misi. in one 81 The Principal manufacturing
towns ~ Englnnd, -
t,,, H., I'D ~ The STATE n Naipc. aL'ns, and
b.,r N. sNirualdinay poNers ~ r'h'vi"a
,rJ .p,;.y di.rases IL theshsst and lHugs = grair
mr, ask0ovlcdgcd; lgri-sr,siall, ~ cr,e' Il
" J ,rd long ,iaArs r'rsh.. h,prdii, ~
i,,. ihr nrrle cant ii,klrg .snsaiionin ihc ihua
shi,h ,Nclie. roushinsi ID promote ~" and go
q, ,r.rto.attn. and =, r'motiur Do eNc'iir'
c,u.s oh. eoush, IL hcgwn'l, ,rnlirs 'uH'ie''
4, .,s., i, natural and ishrshiug slssp, vho 81
81. hal hen dsrri,ei ~ that h''ssiug.
.Soli io lioulss, Is o,ns each; os four nc'tl''
in uue IS rsuts
R.Ithr E.lioving iCsiininnal.:
Va. IIp,,evrn n Srailsiu'. Ne, WIS to-
,rirs and ten m1nihs sill'iri Wuh Mot go
it...iny r,ugh. rsif,mr Irssuic II he 'rHgs ar'
Other lad-uti.u.. An'rulirg h,si'is"' 'n'
Ta,sp, N,oirire. IN ,ain he vl. cured Us ~,
Inu',. ,fiIr Un,,'ral Cough Mi,iurc rir ace,
lN Rev. Wah,f Chiis.
Deuel. Ndau.. E.g Of nav 'uinipm. We. g..
tile. thai NJ. w.t. hal iSen ris-itpa c,,'gh, with
uu-,t ,isurlsr ~ the chs.i snI lur'. two ,s1's
aui vi. r,.torrd ~ health D, onr Puiiir II Rev
Wphrr Chtkr'. Uniyrral 'orgh NiSEurr.
Rev. Jr.se Have, Il lev i.inn ihi's, irstih'I
ih,t ssptsr,s II b.. ar1r,ot'nrc who h'a d
cuush 81 long standing. With ughir'ss Il 'h'
chest auI .houo,.s II lrith, 90 hat h" v1' hi'
a.il- INN lusiusss. ,''. rurrd T'IiCr'Iy liy on'
Isttlr rfihs Uniyrr,ll e. ugh M.,iwr.
Row Nm. smith n 1u.-llrn, Nr. i''uhr'
thai his uilr vs. Hhllsisi 3D. twelve m"nihs viii
, resistant ani di.rt,ssirg Suush, ui.h ruat 'r.
lu,. be- lungs l-.ius % iuu,h a1c'is ihli 4
ua. d,arult t1r hsr o. .ps,k r,ru l"r d is,, miu.
u.... o.. v1s ,,HulsirI, ru'd D., t'rr'e l'iue.
~ Rev. WaItrs DBt,s', Juvsr1l ,uugh M,NGuc.
Ag.r,. supplied o., hrrHWigiar. tnrnish. Ne
S-iI 10 H.. s, O., J. DRESSER, -. rHus,
In Vrsr. Hp,sSsd, Alu"ndi N"ra',. g.. 49,
llullra suJ Il. Nu,,s, and ll Ag'ni' a"d Wool.
r,Ha ,'s,i.rs thrs,sh.. ut iI' C"uHuN. ~
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FOR BOSTON

nuLr. O. ruEpArs s SrspAhi TNoErrrn)
on and after MONDAY, the
ESSs iIrh io.,., the ~, aud -, -,
Sh-Hs~rsn LAWRENCE, (Capt CIHu,
SruRrrvANr.) and ATLANTIC tCap,. Gro
kNIHr,l Niil rur a. iplloSs'
LEAVING Ala. = Rail Road Wharf every Moh
js,. Tue.,lay. w,,ios.la, Thursday and FRIDAY,
At ! o'clock l.. NJ: and Ceniml What, Do.toS. e..
.ane da,s, at o'clock J.. NJ
Cabin Passage, tl'2o
Deck 100
Freight taken q, Low rates.
y. B.-EscL Boat i furnished with = large uan.
her Il State Roam. fir the accommodation Of ladics
AID Families aad traveller arc reminded that u,
taking THE Line, much -a'ing 81 time aud eNp"nse
Sill h. made; aHi that the iuoon'enence ~ srriy.
ing ia llo,,on At late hours Of the night viii als -
avoided.
The Boat. arrive in season for the passengers To
take the earliest trains out ~ the city.
l.. Killings Agent, Portland.
J. BRoOKs Agsni, Boston.
Nsrth ~. 1851 ~
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Wholesale AGENTS.

P,lralshs-GuBEWT. wCNTZ : Co..,
~ Nuuh Tbud ~ursi
y. Ivl.-C. y CLlCkNER : 60. ~ nar
ti1N ~urrf.
H.i.a.-R pnING & Co.. STATE Street
AL rvr, rs.I.,t,iir Irug.is, throughout -
Iuifrsr fsirs, 80
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Farm for Sale.

ri n IANN stluiitU ~ kssfTk.S-.
Ncn pleasant pat II the ,ssss.ssttsssn.
s19,I,S town 81 raus, ONhri isstSsEy
80 isE County, Me-, containing
=. '.'slNs- .l.,ut tao hundred acr-- --~><--'-
II hnI. well divided iptp mpwi ug pasture and iil.
Lac; ,nUre than tNo.lhitds 81 the hand can h. pluV.
a. The ra.iufiug - equal a. an, , and b. irrigated
u, 4 running ir..k. The luil.ing, consist ~ !.
,oaI two stoN huuse, tvo llr's and .hca h..
tween them ihir, llrt sqnrc; al'u s'uut f,ur acres
uf aul - With applc.ircc. which have leen gtai.
81 " iihin the lat fifteen wears, anil nov bcgin a.
l.ar hrr,N. Thi. 0chaui viii Weld from one o.
three hunlIrd dollars worth ~ iuiit in e ,,ar.-
Thee isPuitr nutn'"r 90 peat.'fccs some 81 which
have ro'ur toto h,afiGg, aul % few pltn-ilrcs and
f., uurely" 81 unc thuu.and small irscs part II which
Vrrr lbr'dsd hst Augu.t. Said im ha. a Cuid
aV'e'urt ~ umnirg water ~ ihe hafn and house,
which !, ird rs poSsr.Giling spring. Said farm
has good l,d uf much aul q large qulntit, ~ irun
uTc. some e which h8s lgcu vufkcl. tw0ud here
"a, that thr orchard - srcuni none iu-the ouun.
t, IL MT the hest thefs leng slut tits .,e hinds
ID ihe lest fruit this cuunir, aduul. SAID firm i.
uiihi- I've miles 81 the AtLnl,c and 81 Lawrence
Depot ~ South ragt, ADD within two miles IT the
rouu huuse and the meeting huuse which l. nNned
b, the baptist and Uni'risali'l sorieties. Thn.s
th.i Wi.h t. lu, are frlu,sie 10 call anil view iAc
rr,miscs, l~tNcen nov and The. hfst II October
next. For fmibsf particulars iu1ai,r u
ORlsON RIPLEY, oa the premises.
Paris. Avg. 10, 1852. -
u. There j. also sufficient Woodlot f1r the
Tee of the Farm.
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.EInaT, or ll0rlirs. ruyIri, surrr'ssrp.
rrI IrETDut,u MtNstrrsrIuN, S." With ai.
thrir acrUuUan, Dil., (''n'rr rNrIr'r.J t'
matter how rr,,t, ,Iuf 'uu ln- standing.
AVOID To- the Lndirs.
,lup'J an, 'urrfi.rN ,'Hi.ts as irihr rh'rr' Z
iH. IrrrtNl C,Uuuii,uN, uuu.i respectfully
.rt,. tii' htNr DO uHu, N'1rs V.r't a' U'
I,awI. can well atJ.f ls,u tu.uIird With iur 'fs.
,l-e fi vhich ihi, urirriur b. recommended, in
of. Wu,.i Ein. .auIfu,t o., 10. usr lIyr l'cn 90.
trrl, g,rr,I. 1900, thu. iHA.ol ra accept au l-rar,
sri ulsf !, Joe the lrrtu, ululhrr'.
NRS. :. GAIT,
%, ~uuth Street, liy.iuH.
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DEIIyI'S COMPOUND
PITCH L0ZEMG j

The great remedy is az last difcovGtd
ron COINS. ,ut.us. vituurIsD ,uUDU,,uHur
a,rttv. ,Nu tusstNrriuN.
ITETIr GATES OF cue. ,r1, o. f"ni boz 'hc
Y Cirrubf,. anil t1r vn,'di. 'hH0'ngr' 90 poo.
Ja,r .u,h ,rr,. ri. 200, elected by aulN.I, u,in:
ihl. ,h,ap aul pleasant hsul,.
Manufactured ~ :. u. FULLER s Co.,
4 Wilson Lane, Boston.
T.. u. SLATER 3 Co., GeurDl Whgl'''.'
arI Re-. 40 N.,ut.. 50. rrnUnt frmplr, lln.u %,
VI .. ~YlIls nuE-i.i. rHi NruArHi' -,1r. NE
=, ilrut bout The ."urtr,s 1lsr. ly - m'nu'1r.
i,r.f.. Nu. 1 WHOM Ilrr, iIu.fpu, Naf.
". \. Er~r, VI. u. Agent, Su.'h Pare ~
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,sArAMlIY ,IlN.Ic-
A CHANCE TO MIKE MONEY!
Printable and Honorable iImploYment

THE Sul.stilsr 3. js'iuus 81 ha'irc au s-'rf
| iu ,I,h rHuuf, rui town iu Doc lrHn.
,4rif,I "a G,us St, 10 uu', aili l~ isquu'.,
,1i ,u,rhir. LLr 4n ,frirrt, enc. rriir mtu .Hr
g,4Lr n,iu thfrr o. Eve jr'3r. Trr tal .-Iu'r'.
some ofthe N.,ui. u,v ,urH,rd 80, rr.Ir.H'
tu irr ihlt sun. I,rN ,ulr,mslIHu uIl hr s'.I
hy al.,r..,rg, (r'.H-r L-''dD .....-.,.,
WV. \ klNSITR
a D,N col Thlbd. Ibp ru.t uE's.
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ssreral Hundred rngrayirgs

Wrh e. r1 p1l rl,,u.tir tu|.,. o. ,.rru's BOO
600 tl- bst ,r'ius rNS-u'lI $1,000 ~ 90 So
week ,1I ths rr.tl- , rr.,ipi' Doc uu' 'n.ars l'r
,urih O., ao, hu,.l iulrh r,uIr than lhr sul'.r'n.
Coon rrrr".
TH- hfvir. rl,h rt.1r, arr Offered Us he
r.it.hrr. lI o., hurisrp itrgssi h.'s H, sul rri.
Iarrs sslt ,p "a t.+ IT, Hl JpuusN, $50
100 utI o. eff.D iHr th. Il.g..i Ir.'. eih i.'
ihe .scurt: ,t1 su thrrhrL. stjGrip' fu,'h,
so Irfhr t'h rs rr ihr si,tHi 80 Hr rh'
90 rbr .r,,mH. SIS tr tl. eighth; s:l Goo inr
rIrrh. ~25 f.r i'r tenth; 90 lr thr '..trnIIi.
SIS Grih. twelfth. 10 Hr ih' 'hrrrnlh nrd
= n.r fha t.ruTfaih.
TERMS 90 rup,, ,ur !'ar. -, nrr oIN,
.,, rtHih.. -. i.n s"rIr., slN uHuiHs, s i.n
,.rr,., uu, ,,fr. SIS. tiuru n.Ii.., .Dr Nrai,
-g2s vrri, col. b., o0s year, p =, DO ai'1n''.
so rHrlsr % >..rrupi.Hr. Hin,s ta,"N COW
I.raLr,at be-. rb,n i,tO ,,,h. Nnu'. can 10
..rt ir st ...f,f.Ur irTs. pnl'irrH aiHrTrui Pct
OU.ss. Isrter. shuni b, objected, pet l,,ii, Co
NUNN 4 60. - IuItol -. Noo NuIA.
-yM,.r.. Wuln Z Co., nrr cNtru.iyr., ~.
.,ssI Boo pr.,uuag rai,ui. iur a'o ,U,ruli"n', a"d
will sd,,., il,rrir,., Wuhput ,hargr, 90 r'garl
tY che u.,s,f, ,i ibsIr improvements. u
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lCosriyuED T8nu lA,r Wac.
R.R.R.-pi-CnvEgN Nr.3
Railways REGULATORS.

7hs il.,i r,,ai Eh-ll D.rrs,y n Rfafy &C.
nNE REGULATOR D. suh-rrt in r'ga .'
' ths Hovel.. Liver, ari rH1rfrh', to- h.'.n'
htsrhttr- ~ their f,rrti.Hs.
ryp'r,i insure , hs,rh, J.rh1TS. Doom r.r
ist.fl. ~ i, fssiI,r f.,-r 30 "l % ~ ''~u ts'.
r,.ur ~ .iv al rurs- thou'u1hN 81. ro1urt s'i
.rrtnlniru. huiru,. iIum t'fr alIurui4fr riIuL
IMPORTANT To nm TAKERS.
T,rf,4rs ,EHt. Boo trr htIitui tlk .Hg pIfs vii
G4I ENDWNN'~ REGULATIONS thr w..'t
ul1.lpt. .,l 1000 r.I,,tu1l trgulinr Il tlr Novel,
I,rr. r.urrrt.. ard the f1.t critiiH ~ XIV W.
OF rHE BLOOD 1 usc.
Ou- 81 Rsdva,'. UsFuhtnr' b. 'u7-ri'r, DO
rn,rt Il us .,s,I 81 ~ugtb anil sa,asl, o. ..N.'
Il- most rrrhi nad bet 'rr.v's '''aI.'.
pills
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IIUIH i.f" t|I'i il'af 90 i''H
To- rIlL rNkERS
n,nmAN,s nrGIl.AImR-

III AilM y ! - NtlNHN - N''Nh"
u,IN.,'. gr1u'atrrs HTr m"st rlrr'I.F pee
pared Gnm eNturrs 11I -1us "l irrs', '' OFF,.
,s,t. -rl hr,l.. The que 900 p,'s .r r.r rlH.
,,tu ,rt r.y.1 the 1--we. nlHrrsss bowels, lh- sH..
ytfy e'ar.s sHl urr'rr, % I...Eagl' fTl '' ..'
,-.r,.iI, a. 10. q. u. REGULATIONS, Nar.H
,.rI..tLs4i.. sl rIstt d, l.1-th ui fims with rrr
.... ..Ir,, 90 ilr constitution. il., IHsfrHa 10
FF.Irf,lr trs Consolidation vIfh constant H..
I,1.r.. pr.f,rs. fls,prt pleasantly rnl1 ihr n's.
3D.. 4rI tupit strength o. srsu nrfgr sIl n'..
ul tur hph.
REGULATORS VERSUS rms.
W. sfr ,Hufiuir,ii, t.ks.l ohsf b. tI- ,hf..rn.r
between W,'ur,'. Ersaili.rs arl con Hnu r..s'
Wrau,ssr tbHt r,'s, ls Doc, Hrs ".'''rhII.
-rr..,H, q tsu l.rs-'br.r which arr.Ht- .r
d. bowel. ruru.h. called rrIgs.vr rl.s, Hr'
rE .. uh..i ssr.fr Doc r.'l,rs oft OH If.Is |"|
sr. ,,rrI ma,1rtl ur hvrr rlls. EaIHH' >
i,rrf t,rr. f-.rul.t n..s usHr., u 'ha.r, Doe
NI"..t ,,rb uitr 'nt1I' .f.Nr.
The, ariu,tuHI, COB ih' lnurs. Dog HH '.'
r,H.. .kiH. Iaur. fHH krHr'st'T .'|i''' ''.
,.r,u hr,Il, p-.ul. TI. 1.r 90 f..sf..
.4iury.r -N. IHiH. Bs rur.i Iu-Hl.'r do
che, .ftuui,tr ila ls.T vHI.ui ,.IH.E..I ...
f,iisr' 9th .tI,r'.ur, Hs uirt."tfa' .'- ." ..
,4trirg rsl rrrrll. lr t1riI cong ''iir, 3D., 200
h,rml... vhsp u.rI l,, .".'h uI r"r. la.'
,f, it.,rIf... lrirt 90 rrI fr ar 'I-g'' '.'..
,,srr goo. 3ufai,ir., st. GHws. good
% 40 iIWrs
~ 4 FAMILY 'UN~lC.
gaLvt,. Regulates. ar tbe THs lr'.rr7'.
.lis. mill. ap pi,utHt pile ir -. l..1 I"
uul,k ,pI rsfitip core iu. CI'iNrHrss, l.'.- .'-
tipn. Liver crup'aini. kidur, r'"l ''iH', '.'.'.
Headache, NeNpasn,ss, M.An'hH'', pi''i'''
ct ths UbI'sr
Ttgr, DuTttutrtr'. l.su.Huh-'. .,.r
Allan. White. auI iureult,iif. o. ,l' h"|f.
EI~IOl~ DISEASES
Bile o1 tLc stomach Bl'iru 'h'Nr, lT''s Pa.
r..ui .fflr .r',sf, anl $40 ,hru1l, HN,CuuH' Of.
ih- Liver aui kiIuyf
Turts, gr.st ,ur,s prT,"urs iH Il. Y. Nsi'''
zee r.Nt ws,ks I1fcf n. o. X. f'Hr.lr' H..
uu,k ih- irumrui ihr, zee iahrn re- arrHe,i, if'f
L-ahh restoring anl rliu relieving 'hs'', b. -.
rgiisrstJ.
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Word to the Lndic..

eel It dots inou,l-ut u..uu m's.h O." ,.'c'''
,ulI,,I, ala. s,r,t Il...,us D., Nsrhi.i'. totu'
tsthn'tr1r Ia. moved Co. u.. zoe twu Nelrs coy
health VA. m,.ru,lL q. I ~. sluU.t Ulilfr 81" 0aA'
ph,si,i au- riuuuuu,..l u, ,a.r falling - ihr ""ml
.Nt,u.i,r liberation. ,.uu,u,iHy With du'i 1.iH',
The tlt., irritation, pustlUiun, 1nI Oh 'n'"'-'a'
DE- frtd dl.,h,r.r t.l...i'I Do. il'n'.t lur'
IT, thi. mi.,rallr r.rdtior, ~. !. T. y. vhnI
recommended d. Nuhri'. ltHiu@ tai"lir'u
Amer nku. rur lrric. ! hrd m,''I 'n p'r''''
health. Gsritu.lr rr.u, rr-tpr,tirr make mr 'r'
...pil, .Ir.i,,. tL,t 90 m, ~, allie unfortunate
nt,, Gri .uf, ts, if..,, ii. -tmlls m ,iiginr
ElILABEril \. NENLANn,
10. Wet ~. ltira, y. Y.
The above ,iatr1"ut kn'N tolls tt,i".
L. T.. NEWiAND,
Jtn. y. \.
p,wpbI.'s tp 4. had gratis IT our Dug Siufr
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GENERAL REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON.
Hon. John ". Niu,, MAYOR
p.run Nun G,tuIi. ru..lpn Nn'irr.
IIoun bosch Sr,ursr, Belgian Minisier.
t,gp WiuiIrid Scott.
GaLr. 4 ~stin1.
Jsrruau luec., naulcs.
CLdh Ilr.ihsr., lianksts.
~rtfru. Mitlsr. = Co., BauAsf..
Joseph ll,ny, IT,. u.
LONDON.
Jo.srh u. lu.,r.ul, American Nini'lfr.
The ru-sI1t Minister.
Lieut.. Col. s,,r., East lndia Compln!'
Jus,rA llrur, VI. =.
An. EoulLuqur, B9ard of Tmdc.
Eduin Chllwirk, 1rard 81 Health.
G,ofge r,llud,, Banker.
PANS. lEIrZlC. S,N.
William &. RNss. Dr' ! nsr,.
1hrpi. Say. bLhhlN'
N ID. I,p,e.. Baron llmnlulit.
\ VI. Gusu,. VI. p.Hr"Ci'
TJ,o. I,f,,.tt. Prof. Nuu launrr.
Livingston, Well. 4 to. llANhL'
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-02
DECAY Of THE RoMIsH CHURCH.

4 universal blight seems to have settled
down upon the Roman Catholic Church
throughout the world; and we may look upon
its present struggle for supremacy IN this
country as its death-throes. If it cannot gain
a permanent footing here, there is no chance
for it. and itmust return to the Parent of Dark
ness whence it emanated. Even in Ireland, the
land of Saints according to both Protestant
and Catholic authority, the "Infa'lihle' IS
doomed. We are told that the work of rcfoi-
nation has proSpered to an extant unparalleled
since the days of the Apostles Many thou
sands. who, short time ago, bowed down to
the idol-gods of Rome, now constant
worshipers in the Church Of Christ in Ireland.
The people are all returning TO the ancient
faith oftheir fathers, and were it not for the
encouragementa and supportP Popery meets with
from English statesmen, il would soon be ut
terly repudiated By the whole body of thc
Deopie. The most able advocate Of the Romish
political party in Ireland (the Nation hewspa-
PERI thus acknowledges the reality of the ref
ormational Observation-Disclosures is ccaslng to
be Roman Catholic nation. In many parish
es the priest gazes on his empty chapel
With the youth of Connaught reared up 10
hate the faith OF their race and nation, the
(Roman) Catholic Church in Ireland will noed
a defence association of guardian angels 70
save it from extinction The Dublin Ers-
ming Post (also Roman Catholic paper) Oh
November IL, 1851, confesses the SAINT t:ct:
"The success of the rroselyters in almost
erery pa,t of the country. and we are told IN
the metropolis, is beyond all the worst nisSiv-
ings could have dreamt off,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-02
THE NEWS.

The position of both armies, at Sebastopol
remains unchanged, and the night skirmish-
ing was still going on. The Allies report them
selves prepared tocommenee the general bonn
bardment of the city. 81. -l
The statement is made that the Allies are
changing their tactics, and are about to forti-
~ and hold as material guarantee their al
ready strong position at Kemiesch, with 90
600 men, supported by the feet. There was
an armistice at Balaklaya on the "a, for two
hours, for burrying the e.dead. The Russians
buried 800 men. It was believed the fire would
open about the q til. ~
The Viena conference was resumed, but no
instructions had yet been received by the
Russian ambassador. -.s
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-02
KANSAS.

The late intelligence from Kansas and Wes-
tern Missouri is important We hear that GER
tain of the citiZens-so called-of the terrific
rv, have formally deposed Gov. REEDER, and
have promulgated their determination to elect
a Governor in his stead. The doctrine of pop
ular sovereignty seems to be thoroughly I'M
derstood in a practical way. If the theory of
DOUGLASS and his confederates did not promise
such an issue, it was only because the sophists
did not dare to display the logical conclusion
of their premises. And yet, no doubt, the
result is gratifying to them.
What is the RESULT Apparently, the settle
ment of the vexed question of slavery OF free
dom in Kansas. The position is about this:-
Missouri shareholders import majority of
fraudulent votes; elect by these fraudulent
votes their candidates for the Legislature; de-
nounce and declare deposed the Governor who
refuses to certify that these frauds are legal;
prohibit the preaching of the gospel by minis
ters of the Methodist Church--N orth; and de-
stroy the freedom of the press, so far as its ex-
ercise by the opponents of slavery is concern
ed. These are the performances of Missouri
Shareholders up to the present time. What
more we are to look for, no man can tell.
The situation is not pleasant one for the
Administration. Speculation as to the course
of such President. and such Cabinet, as at
present control our domestic relations, must of
course be extremely vague. What the hero of
Greytown will think of the villification of his
appointments by the popular sovereigns of
Kansas and Missouri is difficult to pronounce
Perhaps he may send out that sensible and a
miable NJ. PIERRE SoULE, who will. like hon
est Bottom, sroar as gently as sucking dove,
to these turbulent gentlemen, and compose
them into quietude. Perhaps the flibuster-
ing part of his council will obtain the removal
of Gov. REEDER. Perhaps Mr.. Marcy will sue
Eceed in sustaining an envoy, who certainly
holds has opinions. Perhaps-but this is only
guess-work, and we are tired of it.
Something, hoUeuer, must be done. The Pre-
sident must take stand, either on the side oi
law, or in defence of anarchy. He cannot now
shun the responsibility of decided measures
He must declare whether he is an accomplice
in the scheme to add one more slave-state tc
this Union; or whether he has enough of hon
or, of patriotism, and of nerve to maintain the
laws of the land. All that is at present expec
ted from him, is, that he will sustain and en-
force even the Nebraska-Kansas Bill. viii ht
do it7 We fear not. We fear that Davis ant
Dobbin, Saunders and Soule will have thei
own way in the matter-and what that way is
who does not know7
A few weeks will decide. The irrevocabl,
!, step must shortly be taken, and then it will b.
for the Press of the North to speak, and TO
the People of the North TO act, as the exigen
J cy may demand,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-05-02
ARREST o. A CATHOLIC PRIZE T.

a priest was recently arrested In Lewisto"n
for abusing a boy on the street. We clip tho
following particulars from the .4groTa.
We have been requested to give statement
of the difficulty which led to the Priests ar
rest, and we shall do SO. 1t appears that the
Priest was going to some poiut on Valley
street, and had just turned out OF Third street.
when a boy from the opposite pavement threw
a snow ball and hit him. He turned ABOUT and
asked who had done the mischief, when the
guilty boy pointed to Mr.. Prices son, who was
then on Sunderland's corner vending has NAY
to school, and said that he had threw the rail,
Shereupon the Priest went up to where ho YsS,
pulled his ears and struck him sererel times
and afterwards kicked him. The boy then
went home, the Priest following after, bu; the
little fellow getting there first, ran in and
locked the door. Upon arriving at the house
the Priest knocked and was admitted by Mrs
Price, and about the same time a nelghoor
woman, who had been witness to the whole
affair, went in to explain the difficulty, and up
on attempting to do so, was interrupted o5
his Reverence repeatedly calling her lar
Mrs. Price then very properly ordered hinh 70
leave the house. This is the truth OF the Case
as will be proven before the court.