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NArreALrzArIoN.-By the act of 1850, two
wears were required before naturalization; in
1875, it was raised to five years; and in 1898,
during the administration Of the elder Adams,
10 fourteen. : In 1862 under Thomas Jefferson,
II was brought back 10 five. -.
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SEVERAL on EIsS CATHOLICS were arrested
IN Baltimdre, iHnmedi ateiy preceding the late
erection, for carrying deadly weapons,-and
pistols were found upon them, bearing the
stamp of the U. S. ,Armory at Middletown,
Counecticut,-and the percussion caps also
bore the stamp of the United States. An Ad-
ministration which places Vessels at the dispo.
sal Of the Pope's INuncio, and that forwards
Nuns TO California free of Charge, under the
care and protection of Mail Agents, will not
hesitate 70 place tie arms of the country in the
hands of the niinions of thePope to intim-
idate and assassinate Native Americans.
From ACAMPEACHY-- Violation Of the .fnlerf-
can Flag By the Me1ira .fwttorifies.-The brig
J. S. Bethiug, from New Orleans, was quaran-
tined for seven days OH her arrival at Cam
peachy, under the preteHce that cholera pre-
vailed here. On the night of the Sd inst, du-
ring the existence of the quarantine, Col.
Zelina, passenger on the brig. was removed
by force of arms from the vessel by the orders
of Geaeral Ulloa, during the absence of the
captain conveyed on board the Mexican war
steamer Oajaca. and taken to Sisal
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THE STAKE.-Senator ATcHIsoN has written
a letter TO some friends of his, in which,, after
complaining that he and his border rufhans are
not properly backed up by the South in their
attempts to make Kansas slave State, he
adds, in concluding paragraph: 'a 77al71Er
ssThe stake the sbsrder rufffans' are playing
for is mighty one. Ii Kansas is abolition
lied Missouri ceases to be slave State, and
New Mexico becomes free State; California
remains free State; but if we secure Kansas
as q slave State Missouri is secure; New Mex
leo and South California, if not all of it, be-
come slave States. In "a word, the prosperity
or the ruin of the whole South depends on the
Kansas struggle.'' Z 8 q & IHI
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- dered to meet for parade, Saturday, Nov.
24th at O'Clock P. II. Each member will provide
himself with five rounds of blank cartridge. By
order OF the Captain G. W RHEEM, O. $
Clsar6eld, Noy Il, 1855
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THE JOURNAL.

RHODE Island LIcEssE LAVA new ACT
has been introduced into the Rhode Island
Assembly, to supersede the existing liquor
law. 1t provides, in subsistence, that cities
and towns may grant licenses for the sale of
liquors in quantities not less than one quart
the party licensed giving bond that he will
aot allow any such liquors to be drank on the
premises where the same is sold that he VIII
not sell to any person under the influence OF
drink-nor upon Sunday, or upon
any week day after ten O'Clock in the evening
nor sell any liquors not pronounced pure by
d commissioners appointed for that purpose.
nor give credit for any liquor sold. Hotels
not to be limited in the quantity sold.
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AGREAT LEcAI LIofr.-A writer in the
Bunker Hill -aurora, speaking of James Ger
rishs Esq, one Of the Democratic candidates
for the Senate in Middlesex county, says: 81
..He is the man who made the writ against
a common carrier for the loss of some goods,
and said in IL that the goods were to be safely
carried, insured against ali perts save the acts
of God and the public enemy, but thai said
goods ,cere Iosi. damaged, mufilaied, hart, in
ja+sd, doBnife9. barnt, deteriorated and ami
Ailafed, not by any act of the public enemy,
nor bS any act of thesaforesaid God 8e.' That
finishes his career as legal gentleman.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
IN 4. H. MAN
Ware Room three doors G5oUs Nays Hotel, PLANK
Road street Tyrone Cfiy, Pr.
KEEPS constantly on hand large assortment
Philadelphia and Pttsburg Cooking, Parlor, Bar
and heating Stoves of different patterns, sizes and
prices Stove pipe, shovcls. coal hods, &c.
Also, Cider Mills PIoughs Cultivators &C. &c,
all of which will be sold 10 to 90 per cent cheap
er than can be purchased out of the cities. If
you want bargains, dor t forget to call at Bauman
Stove Store Nov. IL, '55.-3m.
D DELIGIOUS.-There will be Divine Service
HI at the Presbyterian Church, in this place,
the 4th Sabbath of this month"; 25th, at the usual
hour, II o'clock, A. NJ. Also, preparatory Lee
ture. at O'Clock. P. NJ. on the day previous.
Service by the Rev Dr. STEvENsos,
Clearheld Nov IA 1855
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HOUSE sPlUTIHG D0Il TO Order.

They are also prepared to receive every variety
of articles on commission, at low percentage.
O. b. MERRILL.
l.. Z. CARTER.
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DATENT SAUSAGE CUTTERS-s. G.
Il GARTH'S improved Sausage Cutters and
Suffers for sale by MERRELL q CaRTEk.
Oct. 81, 55.l
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WANTED, EIGHT SCHOOL TEACH
w ERS.-Teachers wishing to apply for
schools in the District composed of Pike Township
will please to meet the Board of Directors at the
house of Isaac Bloom Esq, in Curwensviile on
Saturday the 10th of November next at 10 O'Clock
A NJ. at which time the Superintendantisex expect
ed to be present to examine teachers and give GER
tifcates. Come along.
By order of the Board.
JOHN NORRIS Sect'y
Pike Township, Oct II, 1855
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ID ULE OF COURT.-WHEREAS, The 5th
HI Section of the Act of the 18th of april, A d.
1855, requires the Courts of Quarter Sessions, by
their Rules to fix time at which iapplications for
Licences shall be heard, and at which all persons
making objections shall also be heard
Therefore, the Court fixes the THIRD day of
each Term, at o'clock, P. NJ, of said day for
the hearing aforesaid.
And they direct this Rule to be entered on the
Rules OF Court, and published in the several news
papers of the County for three weeks.
By order of the Court.
Certified from the Records,
WILLIAM PORTER,
CLERK Of Quarter Sessions Of Cleartfeta 90.
.ClearGeld, Oct 81, 1855. st.
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GRAVE YARD NOTICE.-Those who fer,
~ an interest in having our Graveyard present
at least respceflNe appearances, are requested to
clearing it out and putting it in decent order.
49, = : ~ lS MANY CITIZENS.
clearheld Noy. IA, 1855.
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STRAY MARE.-Came to the residence of
~ the undersigned living in Knox township, an
Iro, grey mare, about six years old, having sad
die marks upon her and one eye not sound The
owner is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take her away. other
wise she will be disposed Of according to law
Oct 81. 1855, st * ID. j. CATHCART.
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eU.s SzS.---zs.>y-, THE PARTNERSHIP here
6 = lXIl0Ns tofore existing between Jo-
seph and James Hasegty, in the mercantile bust
nsss at Janesyiles 9iearfeid County Pa, has
been this day lNoy. u dissolved by mutual con-
SEM sea JOSEPH HAGERTY,
JAMES A. HAGERTY
Nov. IA, 'ss-3ts SO fs6ra h-x aE
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= marc rising FIVE years old belonging to the
subscriber, disappeared from the field of HENRY
WApLE. on the night of the Dist of October. AS
the mare was bought in Jefferson County it is sup
posed she has been taken in that direction. a
liberal reward will be paid for her recovery.
] CR0WTHER.
Tyrone City, October 81, 1855 st.
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"AETED "A good girl, to do hons. vo,k ,
" Good wages will be given. Apply imme.
diately at this office, where directions will be ovsn
Clearield, Nov IA. 1885
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ssUERIFF'S SALES.-By- virtue of sundry
- writs of Veu4itiou Erpomass issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Ciearheld county, and
to NE directed will be exposed to SALE at the Court
House in the boroug gh OF Clearfeld, on the
7TTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885,
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GO vTN9 A large assortment just re-
SSJ.AGO Z o Q D s ccived and opened by
Aug o. R. M0SSOP
ECO % new stock just received at
eSSOCERfES3 Aug 22.l MossoP'S.
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FURNITURE,

such as Tables, bureaus. Safes, Stand, Cupboards.
Sofas, Bedsteads. e., of every style and variety.
JOSHUA JOHNSON.
Clearfeld Pa Aug 1855.
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MEDIGIN. A.Ig.
~ INN o,lic EIli.riY


oRthe ctlIe oLeoq ,ti0n5
IA hTeeGi lgeolgh,s
ion fs caused pub
bic ana m aeetioa ef The 0Esns OF Eespira.
ton.
NsFTanted the best medicine for dIsea2
ESQ he hugs ever sold In mefieas
lupfeseHtiEE tbs meaieths 10 tie Pu6ne 9 nave Tie
sgtisaeti0u Know thdt We not only resent nam VITA
an tuvaiuab ltf1ute for the class o. y
10 cure, which is 9rEess ~ rs et
eets the Constitution, can Be atl WIN
Of mineral poison TOT II
The act hat llree portion OF TIE and death
hoUtt eeoqiltTy is caused By sese 81 ne 9is
dueed ls put II within tho reach OF
who may need aTededy that has proven lnE9lu
able. ss7
This Medicine Is tbs result OF long and
stud thuSe diseases OF lie tus thch are 30 IN
eliuatei aud ClaTs 10 be III
con lintss an Improvement pPn ~ and sonseq
sTicfibr 10 all Others. 500.
We shall make no extTsvsglnt assertions q It's esaey
In curing dtseascS Ike the vendors Of too
who deeelNell who Shall bold out any
inducements which exPeuetca does not Justify
uFaients Wi PeTseyere 10 tha use OF tllS
and use Il - directed. they WIN be cured IN
tatltls not beyond the power Of Rsse sts
nuH eTpus PERSONS now tho OIL ana
renewed es as It were who otherwise would have lQg
stee been In thar hut for tue tneY
ring Of this invaluable remedy tits Inexperienced
HAT II u tnabEe IN every stage Ooolsp nom out We
know II 10 bs betteradaPted TO OF
respiratory OTgaIs than other Medicine ever offered TO
the public Alive ks trial. and In every Instance II
rsed freely cecoFdns The directions and u erc satis
action is siv~n the money will be returned.
Genuine sighed Z. HALL ~ co. For sale by IA MES
IISAkES, DFlS{tSt Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
seseraly throughout Tie country aps-ly
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NzDIGIINA

The Nonparef1 Nerve and Bone
EgElEI % ~,
by 81. CARR co, FROM
AsPRESGRIPTIgiysFJ SISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
EATE OF aIORGAlyT0WN.
Ms ts5ef 1qeR feh
Eolle2, x eql14lS - .EeaoptIls iJlleT-
lalefeetieAsS PegeE l6lieh q baEifLtltllP
dens4gSe9 IN al PeetEffr TO Tie
RORPdREtk LlFHl4LENT.
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IEIIDIgAEI..
Prof Woods,

Prof. Woods
Observation-Disclosures oy f31 ths aEst thus I4tro-
dnced 10 1hs " ~ Q 1S9 afat
win ehet ~ Gtey hlil aud the
0fiRtf color 81 yJ1t without dyein ths bald
heSf IN short time tie h3tnfai covering, remove
dansiTua and prevent free
frouf ne hilV seitnient
6E1FiyE bslptif1l aIele for toilet the Old
Oryol1g only b lppfeeiatel lsF; ind All
The 9oBiaa Of ladies' and seatieneh Of Iepuil-
tonfnt the South and West, where It YVES but
win reeI 70 the certificate below OF The
statesnalanl Senatori Judge Breese. Or Illinois:
sG1KLYLE, u. ! Jnbe q, 1853
have used PtoL stIaiF Restorative and
mirel the eheGt 81 hair was 9ecou
tn AZ preituTely grey, but by the OF his
tRestoEatfye'i Il has It's and have
notolbt permanently so
sFlss SIDNEY tBRRRSE,
Ex-senator OF The United States
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TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the OF diseases hitherto neglected
aud tHpereetly understood, has enabled DIR. MIKE
LIN CtkoT Ieo5k Self FTeSeTratos,O TO prove
that nine tenths OF the OF debility, local
aud constitutional weakness. mental and physical suffer-
lug, traIeable 10 certain habits forming the most
eretyet deadly aud fatal springs OF domestic misery and
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This Eminent Is valuible adxary the treatment OF
E0me or the most lormdab with hieh u IS cur
lot 70 eoleHi for q tA= la1ss Sad
Ltmment over the the Affected organ, these 9th
erwtse oTmfdl bic diseases dfslr OF
than halt their terTuiss particularly and
Thousands or mothers, were they allowed TO SPEAK would
with all the eloqeelce OF ceiling and aection bear their
dfen from tie very OF DEATH and restored them TO
their former healt and beauty AGAIN. will be found
asan Asuc Cake enlargement OF tue spleen, In all
bere Is OF service this n
meHr Will be lOuRI useful,
General fDePor Cos Broadway, New York; and ia
aTket 81. st Louis
Fors5le Wholesale and retail in .wheeiingby
ieTl3m J.. H. VOWBLI., Monroe st. Z
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ASS[GNEE'S -NOT[CE.

hO0IUNEE'o NUIIOE.
G. ImeOn d. Woodrow nayingY on the nth day OF
y 1T 1885, by proper deed conveyed In trust to the
unlersgned for tho benefit OF his said WoOdrO's
ors his and personal property and closes mac
ton; persons in any vice Indebted to said Woodrow
aIe required Immediate payment to me, anu alt
ne sous having claims against said Woodrow required
IN order any beit under siaI trust within
months to file their claims with tho proper release
GoTdng the OF said deed. with the undersigned
apis GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assisee.
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Requt the fulnlnept several condttions order
that It may be really the OF mutual hapriness
Could tile veil which the origin domestic
wtetChedneSs be raised antits tue IN every -
discloseI-l how many could it be tracedtO phys
fcal fcaIions aud their attendant disappointment
Apply then, while yet iutime, in order to have your
strung and relaxed organization rebrHced revivftieI and
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We would however those af1ct.S ones who have
so oten been gned by forged eTieaes and
to the following names, being butt few OF tho many per-
sons whose character for caniUr and yeraelty heels
from and who having fully tesiel its virtues
IN the different diseases r Which It nnIene,
prepared 10 speak OF its merits as II deserves.
Sold tn Wheens by James liaksT, KeIs g Caldwell, T
H Logan q Co. " RMeEee, Patterson g Co, aud by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, '5S
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Are appTtsed that Dr. KlNKELN confines bis practice
to particular brunch OF medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
asaBst the abuse OF mercu y; Thousands Annually
GU oclii Recent Affections promptly
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= - - - j Jos. 5. LOzasuonr, N. D.

From a. IVooa,par H. D. of Penn Unipeysiry P4ftaaer
phiG.-lt gives pleasure add my testimony 10 the
professional ability the author Of tie .'3edicaI Man
1l'' Numerous cases or Disease of the ehto orgsns,
some OF them OF long standiuS. my
tce, in which his skill has been manifest inreStUrgi
perfect health some the patieMt has been
considered beyond medical aid In the treatment Sem
iIal or dtsarranssmcnt Of the nctto pro-
duCed by self abuse, OF VeHery
his suPrior In the profession. have been acquainted
with the author some thirty wears, aud deem it
than Justice him, well kIiineSS the unloTtI-
victim early fndiscreoii. recommend him as
safely confide themselves
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he unprecedented which the Sonrareil Eminent
Put upi ard tbe exensa the aterials used it,
makes tmG&hle Tar topay for the printing Of the
hund' eds Tstsh, do deem
Z necessary, as the article tits used will certify
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'slI0u know rhyseIf"
An Invaluable Booktor 25 Cents

''Epery Family should hHDe a Copy''
|H000 COPIES sold in less than three months. A
OOOO new edition revised aud improved Just issued
DIR HUNTERS MEDlCAL MANUAL AND HAND
HOOK FOR THE AFFElCrEIt-Con Containing an outline
OF origin Progress treatment and of every form
utdiselAc, contracted by pTOniscuot intercourse
By self abuse sexli excess with advice for teIr
prevention, wrtttenima anliSr style avoiding al meca
iechncates, ana every thing that would Offend the
decehry, from the result oil some twenty Yeas SuccesSIu
practice, exclusively devoted to the 0rdSeases
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To which is added, receipts for the ofthe above
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The author this work, unlike the nniN who
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uaie Of OF the best colleges in the United States.
affords pleasure recommend him tile tuiate
10 the victim malpractice, successful expe
rienced practitioners in whose honor aud integrity they
may Place the's reatcst confidence.
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oEICE-EXTRA-
lhayea small stock OF e0mmOn clothing that will dis
Pose OF cost even less TO make TOOn Ur my Spring
ssI9t 8.sts 49, RICE
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II All EIeeeiying and opeGng an unusually large and
gsaeilf assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, BOnnets
umbIeas Sacks at the corner OF Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, IN tho room InrmeTIy
cupied the Post ONCE opposite the Mcclure House.
very fse aud entt els new stock which purchased
for cash. mo u the manufacturers The North, uceT the
zes % Wheeling aud vicinity at reduced prices, Whole
sale Ietat, and respectfully solicit share OF patron.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S evil Eabt sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in
solitude, Often growing UP with them to manhood, aud
which, IL not reformed in due tme not OuIy hesets ser-
Gus obstacles matrimonial happiness hui tvesse 10
seTes of prOtiactcd insi ios, and devastating alice
uOns. Few OF those who give way to this perniClOus
OF the consequences, until they find the
systems shattered, eei strange aud unaccouna.
Bile feelings, and vague fears IN the mind.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, ts
Bile TO labor with accustomed 9gor, to apply his mi d
to stuy his step Is ary aud weak he is dull trresO-
lutte, and in his sport with energy than
II he enlaMeipatss himself before
Its w0Ist end enter InatrmOny, his m1rriase Is unTrt
full and his tells him that this is caused by his early
Etes. Tese eoA1idrations frh Ghsrt9 aleaks nte
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened an assortment fsrenliI PIanshed Ware
consisting OF cOee and Tea UTns, chaing shes oyS.
ter Sewers, Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapot. E
coolers stomach warmers, and painted Toilet se:s-a
beautiful article WeTespectully solicit the attention OF
the public to varied beautiful Or Hore
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Molros St, near the Post once,
=n0VW Wheeling. Va
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who places hnselfuuder Dr. Kfnkelin's treatment
may Telisiousy tOnfLe In his honor gentleman aud
rely the that tue secrets OF Dr. KS pa
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