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How LoxG WILL IT IAsr.2-:The Nashville
Gc-eits asks the Question II 6w. long viii the
American pfrtyi tste Il, long :,s
their IS Fatrioisn in fhe lard; MS lo-sg IS orr
people r,'iYz sro5sid tanee, alriue. gle rcpub-
iicanisn; aslonz Az lie Sc. 5 I'd stripes can
catch the eye 9A t.ai lt1iJs soul; as long as the
memory q the great, the lcrejo, end the coed
of cur fatLeis IS chcTishc+isaS iong,ss there is
an enemy TO our institutions in the landi as
long Is politicians insult common sense, the
rights, the sentiments OF the osfe; as bong as
oice-seeksrs lfils{ia~E AMI VAN Fires hover
aboHt TO piundeFItke pabEeI treaS1lre and per-
vert SIS 2 and stnjee' Interpretations assIoug.
as tAe aS'c rts aei " aSifington have a resting
placssia our nfintiSE-so long viii the American
paFfylast. > v hen The Ahrerfca4l party cea-
ses TO exist. 10 appeal to the patriotism of the
coq1try will ,9e, p2e9ss3ry.- The fQe55of tbs
IiiVn viii h2Ys triqHpi,ed. s-- fe-.as
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- The democratic newspapers, are begin
Hing to fIs1re up the result of the next Presi-
ntial.eieetion They elect their candidate
-eh Paper-seeiningly without much trouble
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: NATIONAL HeI4pAY The New York
ConmereialisiHt n favor Of having Congress- de-
clare tho ts-eRsy-secohd day of February,
lN ashington's bfrtb-asy5 t9 he inational htJi.
1day,as national memorial that, would, n. ,.,s
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

eZ- The, Grand jury of Aileghany Comfy
committed very uh-gal-iant act in preseatinr
the female equestrianismat at Agricultural Fairs
ladies. ~ : <rr-fffg m
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TryRIAL LIST FOR DEC TERN 1855.
Il n. Wallace VS. Joseph Z Logan.
Thomas Mays VS. Jacob kephart ct al.
Joseph Irwin vs Abraham Litz.
Cram & Perley VS. Smith d Powell.
Ii. Philips Us Reams.& kephart
Henry Pennington Tozer Lagort.
C. Gallaher VS. Michaels & White
Samuel Caldwell VS. Manning Stevenson
VIM Perry VS. VIM 1dings.
TUekner Fleisher VS. John Sites.
L Mccoy VS. Washington Watson.
G.. W Hickman Co. VS. VIM. Bloom
S Rorabaugh VS. IL. Gallaher
I. B. Davis VS. J. McCrackin eft al.
Isaac Thompson Jno. NJ. Chne.
W. Gill Ex. vs. Thomas Holt
II, Quigiey VS. J. & j. Leonard
NJ. Quigley VS. L. Rahorn.
j. NJ & Jno. Leonard Us NJ. Quigey
L. P. HurNthal VS. James VI. Leonard
ii. Philips VS. Daniel kcphart.
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APrtAslSr Is,.ff:'tt SSts..-Z-OH Hta,!iF toye.-r
ing last after il iiql leeil sscRnaiPs,d eAat Mr..
-sic cE tile 5itizens candidate had been elect,
gft 1ayor OF BosToa, large crowd repaired to
lis ~ hoose to eongsat'iiate hFni on his sGrcesS (
10 theiTs1upriso. Dr. sffcsrL gRY, the daf,sitsCi
AERsFieen c'al3iaff@ F5 tie first p,,.s,,t, -tAsf
appeared q tile-toor, and In 9 few pertinent
remarks Introduced Ar. Rics. as tfss lfireyr
etecf. IStaiilie acts tEll2Susn5mity and carte
sy.@o cra'iita,1!eand glelsiRg, tiIe pEilic gree
v1.zSsa get9r with pFolange3 cheers. The
..eiicnt f43ila all IaitieS :tiendl y throughout
tie evening. b -i-5z t.sr~g -
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LOUIS NApo.s,oE rS e1-s ittssaa AN HfeKEr.-
Ths.isesil este tf.ttt9 til 3 8 MS 81
the Fre4ch Euiif4ror h3ye been largely epg47
Ged thrStaif IN lt;fSlIaefhg Wheat in the Vest
on ms a9eefpt.9iI hey have purchased geo, 900
's,egi&sA GfSl.ss0 came to 73analo,s and
z'O l.u i-'Sl''s TO 0sae!gse. Il but 20 ,0e,o
are Sill rasine lii illinois and ,141er western
states.Ifs 20 Gown The Mississir,i and ont b,.
New Orleans. .sz21AS1 GIk 5.hcET'44T- =.
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T COX HEaE; EgI@o. . : nv, CIV,
The Cheapest Goods "a he County.
TIE undersigned begs leave to inform his old Gus
toners ard the public. that he has Just returned
from the Last with q splendid assortment Of
FALL & gV}lJlG2 GOODS,
which he viii sell lower for CASH, than they can
De bought at any other place il tte County lie
is determined to acs upon the motto of
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES,
and will sell goods, for cash. at the most trifing
advance on cost and carriage.
Call and examine the stock, and satisfy your
self thai it is no humbug that
s.BI0SSOP SELLS THE CHEAPEST
GOODS IN TIE co UNITY
DRY GaCGs, GR0GGRIEs. CGEEWs-WA
BOOTS c SHOES, HATS e CAPS,
BoNNETS. lSH4VLS
CONTEMPORARIES
FISH, TOBACCO. STATIONARY. LEQCORs,
and itt!e Of everything.
Ali Of which will bc sold al lower prices than ey-
before offered in Cieariield. Il. M0SSOP.
Clcarteld Nov. Is, I5j5
N1EW GOODS NEW GOODS At the
Sd Corner Store Of the undersigned at
CURW ENsVILL
they have just received ;he largest and bestassort
meat OF Summer and Fall q foods ever brought TO
Garfield; consisting Of
B-y Goods, Hardware. Quecnsware Coceries Con
Ie -ionaries, Hats and Caps Boots
and Shoes. Carpeting, Oil
Cloth, dc.
Cloths, CGssimcres.
Linens, 1Iusiins. De Laines.
Prints Dress silks Bonuets, Shaws
Mantiiias. Fringes, Fancy Toilet articles, La
ces Embroidcrics, and an endless variety Of other
articles too to mention, all OF which they
OFFER al the lowest prices and the easiest terms
aug. l, 1855 j. & II. d. PATTON.
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80 DUILDERs.-Preposalg III BE- &c

FET0 BU!LDEES.-Proposais viii be received
l. -hy the subscriber for che building o. brick
School House, to be story il height, with a
cellar. Plan and size nos yet determined Plan g
are invited. and ten dollars viii DC paid 10 any
Isrsn viii furnish pIar that may be adopt
ed for said building-thc house 10 ne large enough
TO seat sixty seventy pupils two recitation
rooms FiIhbe required, also cloths rooms for boys
ard girIs! It is Supposed Che building viii cost
fra,. zs8A8 to -3gD1 -s WI IREfN.
Centre Deniccrat please copy, and send bill to
tllis oihee.
C1,r-veDyy;Ife. Dec -Ih. 1855.
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PARTNER WANTED.-The under

a PARTNER WANTED.-Thc under
IA signed. doing business as q Tanner and Cur
rier. at CrTwessyilis in tits county. VIII take q
Partner. who cen furnish cash capital Of at least
5000 The Iaanery is large and cOmmodious- and
capable of doing rluch larger business than the
subscriber feels able 10 by himself No better
opportunity can be afforded 10 active business
man, with the above capital. who wishes 10 go in
to 4 pay ing business S g. TAYLOR.
Curwensyille. Dec. -. 1856, 3lao.
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RS(OOD'S ORNAMENTAL
w r q n " d R X s.
Ridge AvenGe,
FnfLA LPHIA
he attention of che public is Invited TO the ex-
tenSive manulectoTy and ware-room of the subscri-
ber who is prepared to furnish, at the shortest
tice, IRON RAILING, Of every description, for
CEMETERIES, PUBLIC PRIVATE BUILD
INGs, Also, YERANDAnS, BALCONIES,
FOUNTAINS, SETTLES, CHAIRS,
LIONS, DOGS. &c. &c. &c., &c.
and other Ornamental Iron Work Of a decorative
character all of which is executed with the express
view Of pleasing the taste, while they combine all
requisites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely having ali articles care
fully boxed and shipped to their place of destina-
ton. book of designs wiz be sent 10 those v 10
wish to make selection. ROBERT WOOD.
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St,
Oct.b, 'Jj.-3m. Philadelphia
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NTEW FIR Il M'CRACKEN
l Y have just received q new and splendid assort-
ment of goods ut their store in
LUMBER CITY.
They invite the public 10 give them call, and
feel assured they viii be able to render entire
isfaction- Lumber, Hides, Rags, Grain, and all
other kinds of produce taken in excange
BENZ. HARTSH0RN.
Ti0S. McCRACkEN.
Aug L 1S55
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NAUEEON.-AU persons are hereby cautioned
given by me to Louis j. Bloom dated the 2Ist day
OF August. 1900 for $50, IS 1 have received no
sss;jcratiou for Tie same. and wiu not pay l.
Ul.cas compel. j b. law.
W3i ". FLEMNI25G
CurEcnsr:.ic Nov. % igj5.-st.
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November Il, 1855.

NJEW ARRIVAL
IN Il. H b MA "
IFare Boom three d9ors QBocs Mrs Hotel. Plank
kogf street, Tyrone City, Pa.
kEEPS constantly or hand large assortment
Phiia1elphia and Pit'sburs Cooking, ParI or. Bar
and heating Stoves Of different patterns sizes and
prices: Stove pipe. sh oycls, coal hods, dc.
Also, Cider Mills Ploughs Cultiyators, &c &c
all Of which viii be sold 10 to % per cent cheap
er than can be purchased out Of the cities If
you want bargains, doL forget TO call at Baumans 5
Stove Store. Nov. II, '55-3nl.
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FIVXECUToRS' NoTICE.--Notice is here
~ by given that letters OF Administration have
been dnl granted Ia the und ndersigned on the Estate
of Jonathan Wall, late of Penn township, deceas-
ed All persons having claims against the Estate
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Nov. II. '55.-6tFJ Eseeaeors.
E EATS-of the latest styles and most approved
4 quality, received, and for sale by
June y, %. A. NJ HILLS.
4 AIDES GAITERs-assorted eojors-that cant
i 4 be beat in quality or price-for sale by
June =, %. a. III. HILLS
4 AIDES DRESS GooDs-a large and beaptiful
Z 4 assortment, for sale cheap by
& June q, '55. A. II. HILLS
ezzzEss new stock just received at
c. g. S.y aug y M0sSoP'S.
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Gent st2,pfy board Bis, aliowigg nothing for
the Jos u 4nle. eHc,i E5e subject is cdDmeud- :
ed 10 the next Legis lature. WitII7l. rceolnmen :
dacfO .il:'t iissIEs,s oi iarois b. raisea to ot
dollar and 4 half, and or WITNESSES f5atae Hpl
harper cuy. fltis is a ggod i3oEes3isiit, which
ought b. all means to Dc c9rfied out.
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r. OIlGE --AlI persons arc hereby nouued not
lS 20 purchase or take an ASST gnment of prom
isary note given by me. George Harneane, about
the 26th or 18th cfSeptember, 1875. for between 40
and y dollars. AS have not received value, L am
determined not 10 pay the said note unless com
speied bv law. DAVID S. pLOTNER.
New Washington, Dee. 10, 1855.
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iyENUE PENNsE E-VASIA 'FELEGisAPfE.
5 Ella 2GESD rH1.aL E < EfJGED 4EsatS.
THE CASH SYSTEM Ab0PTED.-0n and af-
ter the firs. Of Jauuury. IS55. the PESNsYLvANIt
owned ard coEdUctcd by the undersigned who
will give their best energies 70 make it worthy Of
It's cattsc and Of its friends.
IT viii commerce. the new year printed on en-
lircly new 3ype.and tho Weekly greatly enlarged
in ibrn Thiic the price viii be kosear thar tfu p
R7t1i 5Ifs pz3erpf is cfsss err paJttshef a TIRE
Cz3tt-fof tas Stztr. Bsp PAYNE S-s VIII. re RE-
QuiaEn STaIrTLY y ApyANcE. No paper val be
sent until IS paid for and a3lwin bo discontinued
as the subscriptions eZpircs,unleS5 te are rc Hoed
The TELEG.APE IS isssiod u, NV I.EkbY. on
sheet of tWenty-ioUT columns, duTingt ne sessions
Of the Legislature. and WEEKLY or 4 aJgshe
siset D f5fYy-eigat c0lAMs tie rcInaincder Of the
wear. II viii present coinUrche2siye summary
Of the Legislative proceedings all important
general laws, as they passed aud aim 20 give
tue cGrrsnt political intelligence OF the times IN
tLe fullest and most reiiabie manner. In shOrl.
the propFietpEs hope to make it a compiete Family
and Political journal and they conhdeutfy appeal
40 the people Of Pennsylvania 20 sCsd their en-
5terprisa.
~ tho TfIEsIsAIII viii vocate liberal political
p0iay aud aim to Iui5e all those who though an
I..iated by tbe common purposes 2ad sookli5
u the same beniEeeu results, seem distracted by
the conlict OF distinctive organizations u wall
asGstain the highest standard Of American Nation
i ~; ard gile yielding sacred obedience to the
compromises Ct the Constitution, viii detef-ln7.ta
~ ruSiSs tle .eilso OF iIusaSa Slavery. IT viii
give cordial, earnest and indspenden. support 70
iAe atniiiistr2-ien Of Gov PoLLock
Terms -aTEs}fTI.Y II al}15ANeE.
: 1he Tsd.EdeaI viii be'f1gni5 ed 81 Z tpI1isIl-
Ii during tbe sessions of the Legislature, anu
y G4-L O.. double s;eet tls, tls r-2aiEs.eF OF
tAg .Ts 1t ;ha GoLaTias ioY raLes-tAe a3NaE
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q CST.-Between the residence of the under
s-EA signed, and Bald Hills, mum Der of Promisa
ry Notes drawn in favor of T. II. FULToN CO.
The finder viii be Literally rewarded by return
ing the same 10 the undersiaHe or by leaving
them at this Office. an JAM IRWIN.
!. Lawrenee townshfp Dec. 10. 1888.
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R4Y oF.dCE0Rs The iBsrES and SeiluvlkilY
'ceozIti jfatiHg t'isi matter OF the ilay III
i.iI.rssn ,h'eIsntsses 81; ending Ccd4t and says
t-lst ofeai6iEtr for 4At} former dub sizf~ fEla
a,f 5sfsIi, tJt Yor n iHff6r. ari! aFly s1,.,{,
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4 AIDES GAiTERS-assorted eolors-that can't
kA be beat in quality price-for sale by
June =, %. a. NJ HILLS.
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EEATS-of the latest styles, and most approved
a Z quality, received and for sale by
June y, 80. A. NJ. HILLS.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

Curvcnsville, Pee. 1e, 1858.
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% A new stock Just recei ed ~
y0GE RiESss Sept-5,l w. F. IRwIN's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

WIscoNsIN.-The vote for Governor in this
State is very close, and the result is still in
doubt. The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 18th,
has Off ial returns from twelve Counties and
reported majorities from twenty. three more.
In these, Bashford, Republican, has i. major.
lty lO44 over Barstow, Democrat, with only
the Atreme border Counties of the State to
hear from. The Sentinel adds
They cannot give so large majority as
this for Barstow, and unless there are errors
in some OF the above reported results, the
chances are in favor of Mr.. Bashford's elec.
ton. 1t Is proper, however, to add that the
friends of Gov. Barstow still claim his e-elec-
ton. AT Madison, last night, both parties ci :
phered themselves out ahead. The official
canvass must decide which is right.
The State Senate consists of twenty FIVE
members, and stands, Republicans IA, Demo.
Gratis Il. The House consists of 80 members
80 far as heard from it will contain Republi-
cans "a, Democrats SO. The Sentinel comedies
that it will, without doubt, contain a small
Democratic majority.
The official returns of Milwaukee County
show the heaviest vote ever cast. which is
easily accounted for where it is known that
no less than 740 new voters. one-eght of the
entire vote of the County, were made on cleo
ton day and the day preceding. Our dis
tinguished friend Samuel" docs not seem to
have been on hand, or if so, to have been sad
ly remiss in enabling "Amercana to rule
America" Such wholesale manufacture of
voters as this will do more 10 keep alive the
spirit of Know Nothngism than reason or ar
gument to prevent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

ARREST OF MURDRRER.-A man named
John killene was brought to the Jail in Chi
cago latsly, who is charged with the murder
OF Mrs. CassroYe, his sister-in-law, about two
years ago. in the neighborhood of the Sag"
place on the canal short distance south of
this city. killene was arrested at the time of
the murder. and lay in jail several months.
but was discharged on account of insufficient
evidence against HIM. He is now arrested in
consequence of the revelations of little girl
about fourteen years of age, and who is the
daughter of his wife recently deceased. She
witnessed the murder by looking through
crack from an upper room. where she was
supposed to be in bed asleep. She now be-
ieyes her mother in purgatory for having con-
ceaied knowledge of the crime, and has
made the revelation with the expectation of
thereby afiording relief to her mother The
murder was known at the time to be one of
shocking brutality. The murdered woman
was habit ally cruel to her children, and it
would seem that Killene proceeded to take
summary vengeance upon her, Chicago Jour-
nal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

The RURAL ANNUAL AND HORTICULTURAL d.
REcroRY-containing directions for the prepar.
alton Of the Ground for the Orchard and the
Fruit Garden, Planting, Pruning, &C., with
Lists of Fruits recommended by the American
Pomologieal Society, and the several State So
cieties. Also, plain directions for making and
planting the Lawn and Flower Garden, and a
Catalogue of Nurserymen in the United States
and Canada. illustrated with sixty engravings.
Rochester, n Y; James Wick, Jr. 1856.
The character of this annual is so fully set
iorth IN the title that it needs nothing further said
OF H. except, that on such examination as we
nave oeen able to make it appears to be well done
ana 10 contain great mass Of information, such
as Is necessary to every fruit grower and particu-
larry desirable to beginners
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The Louisville journal, leading K
N. paper IN Kentucky, takes the most ultra
Southern ground against the admission of
Reeder. 1t hopes he will be refused seat
in Congress, by the united vote of Southern
Democrats and Americans. That, however,
would not be enough, unless they can man
age TO secure twenty eight Northern dough-
faces. We trust that this can't be done, aud
that the elections OF the last two years have
sufficiently baked them to stard lire. But we
shall see.
In New Orleans lately, a man named
Hunter has been sentenced to pay fine Of
$1,000, undergo an imprisonment OF six mos,
aud forfeit certain slaves whom he had lille.
gally sold in such a mannerns to separate the
mother from the children, contrary to the
laws Of Louisiana.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20
The Assembly win be constituted thus

The "MoB' AT BATH.-The Bath Sentinel
publishes an article upon the disturbance
which took place in that city last Sunday
week, consequent upon the laying of the cor.
ner stone Of the Catholic church. and which
places the matter in different light from what
was represented in the Tribune. 1t says;-
The charge Of go Sunday mob is not true.
The announcement that ceremony Of a
move character in our city, particularly Of a
sabbath, was to take place, attracted general
attention, aud caused large gathering Of PEG.
pie. The acting Mayor, Mr.. Russell, waited
upon the gentlemen who were 10 take part in
the service, some time previous to the time as.
signed for that service, and was informed that
1t had been concluded to postpone the cere
mony ill another time.