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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10
CnA0. ~. LOWRIE,
ATTIC RNEY AT Jaw,
A6Ohu sAVW nj
\XYlLk psAstiss IN Lee and adjoining counties
w and u ths Bupfs me CoaYt 81 the State.
0faes over klsklsa Luoas uaak Third-st.
iAu23-dly


Once over Rleklen kuoAs Hank, Third-se.
lan23-dly
THE sAira story ever the baking house q
1 Hieklse = Lnsas. "a q bstvcsn Main AID
johnson. Inquire Of J. G. fasrots Co.
ALSO, Pros the 18th Of Nov, The stsrs on the
By. Tabsr TisAsls-ths bsst stAaA II ths city TOR
family grocery. Inquire next door, Of J. 9.
sesss Y. !. van AxrwERP.
llSln sc UOal.
pARTIEs go v. :: ssIplisd With that ssPs.
having their orders q the Cieta!sg Ssers e
sWuEELRR, eA1RWOOD = CO.,
octSldsw siJoinsoa-st., near rostcace.
PlAI0 FOnTE rOH sALE.
A HEw Piase Issss, trs. The sslsesstsd nAns-
"A factory ee Hallst, Davis Co., Beseou, for
sale cheap ier Cash, o. vim s.sas.le for so.nssy
prodnes q any Had. KING 6TAYLOR,
estlM Cor Lsvssaad Aais-st.
ovvns Iowa srArs IssosAsos Co.,
KnoKUg. Oct. ~. 1851.
NOTICE Il Asrshy sivsa 70 tls Asnsss: q The
!:ss e s: =. ss : 4. to-.
pAy leeoea. q u Per sent. On al premium notes
dIs IN Csmpaay - ~ l3th day ot 6sIssnbsr,
1857. - ~ .ss.ssne.s = = I'D = We oaes
i e "a sss u Is n = 81 D.ss.ss., 1857 =
oss1sisl u. I. 1UKN8R. Secretary.
Az DSseolDS1on . Ce.paFsnersAtR.
4nyR8 ~ loeAne1lhlp hsssssfose sxiating between
u - go IN, unaes Tie Aans aud arm Of
nnllaiyk . nAuos. Y .ass az, y n.sssl
~ m II 80 ~ ~ ssw I'm q WILKINSON
3; MA1sHAL! !.,,,.
a!C W. ~ =, k1UcE.
3 g. go; 4: :. s; 49, : =
77s 91f5 21n ~ trenseetIea u ~ uEng
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Ter sale Lew.
A 1iNE,hiEh building Lot, IS BY oofsst. sront-
sAsA ,salsnce in one and two yssrs Inauirs on The
greand or 81 this once.
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~ sast corner of Kxchsags and 18th.
SOM ETAlN0 NEWT
Grocery .ssd PSoclsion Store IN Msson's
L0scev Additio~.
THE subscriber isopsnng store 81 tho corner
l Of Ash and ST.. in Mason 8 Lower Addition,
Tor ths sale Of Family Groceries Pro7isions House.
Keeping Articles, Mineral Water, Ice, &C., hat ~
vafskr. salesman, Mr.. John A. Ac0rsgor. Those
scqssistsd With him aeed guarantees Tor sstis-
fAcson and fair dealing. Look for the big sign in
viss from Convent Hill. Cheap ~ tbs cheap
ct for cash. p. A. UkASTON.
jy31-d6m-is
YoR Salo ~ . Dargain.
A Ineligible buildingiot ,1e fsstfsont, or less al
n the option Of the purchaser. Said lot IL on
high ground. and WILDE soidshsapif sppliedfos
uOOu.
Tsrms: About kcash; thsbslsscein easy pay
nsnts. Inssire 81 the sadsruigneA, In Days.
bsildiug, corner Of ExehAngc and 18th sts.
p. A. URMeTON.
Ter sale Lew.
A fiNE,high building Lot, IS BY 90 feet, froas.
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Pfalrle State St0Ve0.

10 Assdly accessory for ~ 70 ftsarte hts steve
j the chaxaetsr Of which 10 90 we'll and fsvefebty
known til he interior Of this sad the -
johns states. Although patented some Ten yeass
ago 1T possesses every rsel Improvements that hss
ever bssn made upon the descending u0s stoNei -
thss sms time IL hes stood The 0ostsevsss sess -
say Cook Stove now IN use. Oar eonAdsnee ~ tas
sane 10 such thatws sFs wiliiAs 70 wsrsant y ~
1874 CONeTOCK = BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10

e1Iu The a1aiss OF life, activity II 10 b.
preferred 10 dignily and prsstisal energy
and despatch TO prsmsditatsd sonpcsars and
reserve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10

WE have never met with Prsmiun Stove that
w eavesuoh universal sstisfaetion - the enc -
which ~ here call attention. LIS fasilitiss ~
cooking and heating are extensive, While o. ne
same tine IL, BY means Of IN cir tss sxtssainf
down the fron. Of he oyer. bakss p1rfssely, sna
ssononsss greatly all other stoves Of th PSI
tara. The beauty, utility and sAsapnsss q -
new stovs cannot fail to AZ the attention OF aiiv
my coMsTOcK BRo.
80 n Main.st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10

SHoss CRsplTs.-Ths hardware dealers Of
New York city held needing last vssk, y
which Il wss resolved 10 restrict tksir sssd-
il 70 four mouths upon I'll purchases aftsr
the ArSt Of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10
.. 4. DUKE,
HAM FACT q = = Z
AHD DgALEn IN
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
10 also
AGENT FOR
D : = = . 2 -
u - ~ r - n

- \ q - ! n y = !.
DEkSONS desiring ~
! purchase Or make
tnquifiSs In regard 70
this snpssios labor saw
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HaWk-Eye state.

| A STOVE With grsat saPasity for bseA Gss1wo
| IA and Hsssins. w make three stsss 81 thssss
and 70 sysry person With large fsmilkes snd Geld
| houses We uou / dr. commend this article.
CUMSTOCK MO,
apyx.d n MAin-et
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PaAHO FORTE rom SALE.
4 NEW Piano Bests, from the aslsbsatsd mana
"A factory Sc Habit, Davis : Co., Beseop, for
sAle cheap lor Cash, or yin sxehAAee for country
prodsse q any kiad. KING ATAYLQR,
ectla Cor Lsves and Hain-st.
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1
UThs oeugrsgasion Of the First Prssby-
tsrian Church (Nsv School) Of Ills plass, q
meeting held for he psrpsse Of slscting .
Pastor . few evenings since, decided 10 call
Rev. Charles Parker, Of Hoboksn, New Jsr-
coy, 70 Assune The duties - Pastor Of the
Church.
kxxTrcKv 6snAfoa. The contest for Sen
ator from KsatuGky seems to BE- between
Ex-Ssesstasy Guthrie and Linn Boyd, forn-
srly Speaker Of the House Of Rsprsssnts-
tlyes.
They are both thoroughgoiag Locofo-
COS. Guthrie +, however Inclined 70 pro-
tsos home industry, while Boyd u ultra Pres
Trade.
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~ ~ sa!asss tae pepsy the hek which contains he
Issg asesssa1 Of fasSson Tntsrnan, o. laid down p
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04
KTTzE ERox HARaIssUBeH-

H.zEFsZLEE- = AZ 4o0s-
Va Tp-o. or JorESAL The political ex-
ci;sueu. consequent upon the election q ST.
mon Cameron 70 the Senate q the United
States. has, in gTsa; measure. sabsided, and
the legislators are attending TO their usual da-
ties TIE excitement suous the politicians
ana osfice-sseSers vas inssase- 4 lIrse nun-
ber of persons, from dife-sat parts Of the
state. Who were expecting and desiring o1Ees
uudei the National Administration, were here,
anxious for the election Of that man 70 tie
Senate of the United States, from whom they
expected help IN obtaining their po-tiqa G the
rgub!5c crib. Yoa nay iInsEiae jheir chasrin,
when the frs baIlot was announced ard the
Democracy. Fure. tIsiuserestsi. IS they zIEsys
are when there are 0s5ces 10 be dis-ribGte1,
were dsfcztet Al theIr hopes o. olEee
sauk to zrrg Immediately or the part
OF the Americans aad Republicans the thing
v-as well managed Tbs Buchanan men were
strongly uaiz- the Impression tlszt the Oppo-
ss5ioa could not sEree among themselves. To
f1sa- tIjs impression, the Republicans made .
fsiat OF uuziIl:a=ness to go into convention
for 81 eIee,ioa- They had ! perfect under
Startling q tteir strength, aEd sueE t-ey
wu1l1 elect thejr nan on tile frs ballot
Hr- Baeharan acted very uuaTs<sIy IN recon
usa5Iaz FCraey-s election. The Democratic
rzs5o-iry On 5sius ballet uas entirely goo z-zais
to rs-k 50 usuch. lie oz-ht 10 have knoE1
that EIr. Foste-, and other candidates fer tar.
o5Ees, Who had IS faithfully and move. AZ tislr
CO cz11sats. isb05zI 20 secz-c his election. as
veil Is tlei- particular friends. mus; feel as
zrfeTsd- Hos cozId they support tac man.
1E1 had b the expression Of LIS personal and
oe.cszl preference for taei- rival. defeated
tL..Tr election. which lad al the probabilities
oa is SIDE.
There IS another feztare II this matter thai
he lid suot com: CT Although there Tas g
majority Of the rotes poIed foE Nr. Buchanan
vet the hearts OF the people are NJ: Ei:h him.
Many who were Republicans a heart. yet I-av-
ing acted with the Democratic party, voted
with it the Jas. election, because they did nut
Ike to loose cast with she party, no; thz: they
really wished its Success. Tire fear that It
would then be, and continue TO be the s,foa-
ger party, prevented their leaving i;. The
heart Of the Legislature, Is republican.
: great many petitions 70. new banks are
presented daily. Tie barking mania Is &C,
decreasing any.
The recent snow storm vas remarkably &c
Eere. No tTsfa vas a5!s 70 pass between Ian
czs:es zzd PE5lsieIgli- from Sunday evening
uatil the Sz.5z- morning f9l,gz5-=. SIX days
fls rsz5 Eas c1zrl=ts-y 5l--zez 20 - szoz
lssFs- ZEe EzzE.@r rzEt g G1s s-yz SEA CO
SE---i-E tzs l7---
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

CaLEJzSIA AID Nc sEAFCA.-TLe steamer
IIrfa7Is brings dates from CzIzfornl1 Ia the 5,h
and from As7517.sIl 10 the I5,h inst. She
bsFa=s I,l71.0 90 n specie, having connected
v5th the steamer yoha L Stephens. which
brought down upward Of Sl-Is9. O.
The British Eal5l steamer Thames, arrived 3;
AsFi1g-all from Grcytozn- reports that Gen
Walker. with force Of 5l1 men, -as sarr5sa
de5 ,y lis eaeairs-tte Costa E;clas, vL9
had 0aer-,! him terms Of eafi,ulz;isa- zi5ch :;
vas though; that le would proJ--le ac-cTt-
Eevsl-t51az9y movements sr= Il progress
both IN CaEtazzeaa and BoEg.a, ;he ciieci q
saich IS 10 foFu federal governments and 70
upset the present ainio5stszii5a.
Iz5 heavy slsocks Of 81 earthquake Cc-z--
re5 - Pz1zuaz on the Is,H inst
Coareutioa between ClIli and TIE Cai.s5
States has been slgaed II tie representatives,
o. both countries.
TO Ministers from Costa R5>s we're e1rec-
ted 81 Chilli - organize jointly wiiA Chill, a
opposition to 5lliazsteE iarasfgas-
The rsvolr;ioo i1 Pe-a has become general
General Vivaneo having 0ls;4iae5 possession
oferery post oa the cosss excepting Czliz5,
has issuel : pr9ell-a4.io8 - Supreme chief q
PEN, szzaIliug the decree Of President: C-s-
isl.0. -hich sazq=16-d the payment octae IL
terest On tie nEs5orzI debt
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

HAsEXASs REcosyEETED 10 coTzoy szSsE.-
~ meeting Of s'spirituaIists,' an invalid was
brought forward dreadfully afflicted Nth ulee-
rogs scr0iula that all the doctors had failed TO
cure. It was proposed to appeal to the spirit
land for advice, and homeopathic physician
present intcrrogated the departed spirit OF
Hanemaun as to wha! remedy should be taken.
Loud and distinc, raPs, audible to the whole
audience, told of Ayers C-a-t-h-a-r-t-i-c
P-i-l-I-s.-Honrer N.Y.) Wig.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

WAsnHGTos. Jan.29.-Immense assemblage
at the capitol. The death of Mr.. Brooks was
announced in the Senate by Mr.. Evans, aud
followed by Messrs. Hunter and Toombs; in
the House By Mr.. Keitt-followed by Messrs.
Quitnam, Campbell Of Ohio, Clingman and
Savage. The last incidently justified the at
tack on Mr. Sumner, which was evidently dis
tasteful 10 his listeners. The funeral ob-er.
vzness srs progressing
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

DToaez drsss sit a. iEex do g---
.l=g ase z:-zl5 Iezt il should 90 OF azd iss-re
sszs ozz-
--Sszs5bie.-Bayar Taylor has gone %
Llpszn1 70 avoid Tie severe winters Of THIS
climate.
I'll. IS said that the c;aeiaaati I-,lie, s-5o
up ihei- caris'' sgita EOzs' tails. ard =Eeu ask
ed TO vrsrrys aagEer ssosi, sai, ezts''
ITbs EsuBera- n. c. ygarzsI states
that within Ten or tzelre miles q ilas pl-cz-
On She north SIDE or rE.euzs, bears, czta-aou-ts
z-.3 -f-I eats ezi=- . szcl sa extent tazl u .s
With greet l-lEs-ity hogs and sheep are raised.
D-S-aztor S.rsab, who voted for Forssy,
has plJ.isbeI some sensible rezsoas foi rsf1s-
Ing ~ sign tss silly protest got up againstC4rs-
eroa's election. lie shows by aguTes that If
ile doctrine cg8teBded FOR was recognized.
there could he no election 90 long as the lzz-
joFi,y IL tie 80 houses we've Of opposite pol
.i.cs.
~ letter from Portsmouth, Va, states
thar an ea;erpFisi1g individual lad establish
e,i Dar-r5on on the see 60 the riger, ahere be
sg4a doing quite business IN selling liquor,
oga,eFs, les-. 70 foot passengers between Sor-
folk and Portsmouth. On accoun: Of tbe nov
city many had given him cali, and pzrtook
ofhis .screature eotafyFts.''
l1-Iu torsu in Orange county, in the State
q New York, there are n0w living a man and
his wife .slo have not spoken Tor eight years.
They often 90 20 work together, sleep in one
bed, take their meals, at the same table, and
show not the slightest anger towards each 9th
or. The only reason to be assigned for their
obstinate and proiraeted silence is, that each
is too prgud to speak fret.
C-Adrance in Tea.-The New Yorl. Time,
Of late date says that stHe II VS. Of the BON
barimeDt of Canton has materially increased
tho price of tea. Housekcepers are in despair.
a cup of S0uchoHg a; is last drawiug-aIl the
strength is drawn ont Of them, now that meat
and drink both have gone up to starvation
point. We have meat and poultry at famine
prices-the wine crop desiroyed-no more
brandy cnming-vegetable worth their weight
10 gold-housc rent up and rising, and the We
~ air, light and wafer doled out to us through
meters. Where are these things to end II
BZ-Thc MczicanChurch.--T present head
Of the Mexican finances asserts with entire
confidence that the real property Of the clergy
Of the Catholic Church in Mexico, is Of the
value Of $3.50, ,000, 900 to 5000, 600 900. Ia the
city Of Mexico, containing 8 900 houses, worth
So0,000,0OO the church owns one half, and the
income has been estimated by the Minister at
fully s20000,000. The estates in Mortmain
alone amount to $50, ,0O0, 900. A single balIns-
trade, about three hundred feet long, in the
National Cathedral, is supposed to be worth
one million of dollars.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

Ay01zsG dsTel9l=asea: has b-eu made q
the strange zz4ir shiea oesaFrsd ! ccEp'= q
7zs@Es ago near Altoona The sister and bro
tae--fa-i-E arrived IN the latter piaee ea Sun
day the 25il JzaaaEg. ard Identified vg1Hg
Sz-cr2sss and q Monday had the b-iy c5u-
EegeI 20 the home of his Fs5ea4s n Naszzcfu-
sets Taey stated shat II vas known zv < ~
.es ;i.ey had received from DuaIeish- Illinois.
TIA; be bad s. 90 O. his person when - Ief.
TIA; place. The name 81 il.s nan =ho IS sap
posed 70 - iis murderer IS David 4 Ella, Gl
Wilmington, Delaware, and not y Kinney, -
be registered bis name IN PittsJErz. he is
well known 70 the police 0. PitIadelyhia, and
other places IN the last. bgt had been at Dan
leiia for some time vTorkIug a. biiud-u-aker.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04
cLEARFIELD. Pa. FEB. !. 1851.

DEc-vEs-The Ilarris5a1z Telssr p of the
9th Jan. ssys 1--WE are Authorized BY Gov.
P0iioeS 10 say thz; BE viii Nc: be ] eaudiiate
foE -s-eieetjca 10 the Ts1ce be E0E holds
TEIs i-JeFmEnEtIez v-ls forulei I5EE since, aad
mas been often expressed ty him publicly sHd
Trivz-e-r, 10 lis f-ie1is- Ee is rot and VII
aos h cs1dTiat-.,' We are really so-Ty 20
tsa- of HIS ieteTuiaztlea on 1hs IaE, e. Coz
PolIock. for BE believe With Hia as ne czuii-
date Of ths OPFosi;Ioa, We eozd s55ulIly d.
fsz: Lccofa-ufsu next fzI.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

A. IsrEEEsTIxo FlsHT.-THe Democracy q
SchuyikfH county are a. loEgsrheads with
each other, relative TO the course P1rsge5 p
Messrs- LebO and WzgoHseiIeT O. the [. 8
Senator question. Oae portion q the party
denouuces them, and another Elg-zIsz=[-r 3
sustains their course. Ieeiizzs are beng
held by both factions al over the county al
If Gen. Csmcron's election had accomplished
nothing more, it has q: least had tire effect q
creating division among the Locofoco dem
egogues who have ruled SchuyIEill county for
inclined to think, from present appearances
that the s.distgrbances'' u5I rot 5e confined
to that county, b., ti.z: :sls 'sItzrag-iogz" oi
other sectioaa ot :Ls STATE EaeT s'zet 1850 each
others woyI'' a,so- T.. s,ess -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

a TERRIFIC HUruIcAsg deyasted the Phil
ipine Islands an October 9th. All tho sub
urbs Of Manila and the neighboring villages
were reduced TO heaps Of ruins. The number
Of houses destroyed al that place alone, was
above three thousand five hundred. Official
returns show that more than ten thousand
houses were destroyed within c.Fcnit Of a
bout eight leagues around Manila. Six for
eign vessels in the Roads Of Manila we're also
driven ashore.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

IMPEACHMENT or JUDGE.-The Judiciary
Committee Of the lower House of Congress
have resolved upon the impeachment Of Judge
Watrous, Of Texas, for high crimes and mis-
demeauOrs. We have not seen the specific
charges against him, stated This is the frs;
Impeachment Of Federal Judge in the last
twenty-seyenyears The committee will make
a report at the first opportunity.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

THE KAssAs JUD0gsaIP.--Tt Is thought that
SIR. Harrison, who was appointed By President
Pierce as fudge Of the Supreme Court Of Kan
sas in place Of Judge Lecompte, cannot be
confirmed, Or If 50, the vofc will be rcrnarka-
Liy close. The Senate vent into executive
session upon the nomination Of Mr. Harrison,
on last Friday, bu, adjourned, after hours
warm debate, without taking a vote.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04
rrsnpEaz r.Hs

The London dates by the AraEo are toihe
I4th Inst.
The Neuichs;el question Is definitely set-
He'd Switzerland has released the iusurgeat
prisoners, and Prussia Oh her part sckuowlesi-
ges the independence q Neufehatsl. aui sus-
pends alI military preparations.
The Russians have met with Nest d5sas-
trous defeat near Bayak. IA CircaSsis, where
they we're attacked by Ic.oo0 CiFcassians, and
forced TO retreat With a loss OF :, 600 men, AID
their artillery.
The hostIIities were continued ~ Canton,
and the American vessels had become tally en-
gagged in the struggle.
The explanation Of the engagement Of tAe
American forces at Canton in TIE renewed
htSsiliJies :, that the Chiaese having offered
/ pr5ce Tor the heads OF tie English, some a
merie4a heads were sent IA by mistake. There
are no further particulars il relatioa 10 81
The sslezraphic advIses from Canton are 10
the 2lih OF November.
The Wes; India CompaHy's steamer vas
stranded OF the Issh inst Il the British Chan
ael.
The French Admiral n Mac0a had sent o.
dezs to all the French vessels belonging to the
station. TO join him Immediately
Il Is rumOrei that Russia has further reuon-
z;ra,ed agaias. ;hs French occupation q
Greece.
The difficulty between Spain and the Pope
has been settled There hss been terrible
snow storm On the Asturi=s. All commaEicz-
Z tloa and the mails stopped fer ssverS dIys-
: second Submarine Atlantic Telegraph con-
+ pany has been organized IN London. 70 50 di-
T rcct 10 the shores 0f the United States.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

PE0TEsTAyT MoyENES-s - ECE0PE--THe
movement towards Professionalism - BasseEBis-
MoEaVIE- and Austrian Sel5sIa- = t-co-silE
daily more immense ami Overwhelming vEafe
families. IN ali their branches simultaneously
embracing the LalasEEa creed. The Tec--r
colcor3st i sid 70 D. tle main e2Gse q ta.s
rruEerrerr.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

DEATH Or Pagsros 8. BaaoEs.-TIoa. Pres-
ton s. Ere1ts, of South Carolina, died at
Bro@H's Hotel in Washington City, On tie
evening of tiie Z3'h JaHna-y. Iie bad been
81 bed for day or two, suffering from the r.
fecis of q severe cold. BHf ten Minutes sitter
having remarked that Ls felt considerably i'm
proved ~ besllh, be was seized with violent
Group, AID expired IN intense pain. The sad
event czgssd much surprise.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

H0LLowAT's OISTKEsT AsD PILLs.-Exfr4or-
dinsry Cure Of Bsi Brezs:.--TAe 1Fisc O.! Nr.
Arthnr Burn, Of Sew Orleans. Lolfs;zHa, vas,
af;er The birth Of ,heir last child, constant
sgfsTer With bad breast, there zers several
holes in it, and despite Of the rasiga:s rene
lics tried her husband could 10; get anything
70 cause it to heal After every other remedy
had failed to benefit the sufferer. SIZE bad -
course toHolIoway Sentiment and E'iIGs. which.
as = matter Of couiss, quickly czus-d an i'm
proTemeni i8 the appearance of the affected
parts, and by perseverance Hiih these fine rem
edies for fcB weeks, she was completely chr
Cd This wonderful! Ointment wilI also readi-
Iy cure al diseases Of the skin.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

TIE political complexion Of the present
Congress i thus Senate, Republicans Is
Americans ). Administrator Democrats z8-
= vacancies: HcRss. Republicans les, Fill-
more Americans 4S, Democrats S. Ihe Ser
zie fo- the nexs Congress Sill be couSsiftFeri
of 50 Democrats, - Republicans. zai ; Amer
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

REPUBLrcAS STATE CONVENTION. Charles
Gibbons, Esq, Chairman OF the Republican
State Committee, has issued call for State
Convention, to be held at Harrisburg, on Wed
nesday, the 25th Of March next, for the nomi-
nation Of candidates for Governor and o.her
State officers
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

IEE CcE5zE=sE1y2L lSTEsT-zz1IyG CoEs-EE
7EEiI te prevented, y TIE E5z-a-TivzI Of
witnesses I5-I1g f4- tist1u. from WzshI1Etca-
f-az mixing report - Is early dzy = ;ley
hzi anticipated. som, progress has l-z-u
Eaiz IN the ez-linltiaH Of witnesses. NJ.
S5ng--e-- the ce-resgoajszi o. the y To-E
Tines. gave n his testimony, b-t 6ivuIeed
uo-HI-g cE;-al1i-5 % c-5lIa1te rs-1t--s- y1-
sefzL Chester, zLo Eas arrested q: PEil-i=I-
Tz5z = g5= sT==sz=.-zt-A-lss ard committed
fsT cozsez-.t, zzz brn1gilt before tEc Commit
Tee q Wc-tay z-rcek, but nothing important
Ezs brought 10 light rs bis testimony. AGan
ramei Sweeney, who vas employed last year
- as Assistant Doyrkeeper, testified that }I-.
Gilbert of New York, ana Dr.. Welsh cf Con
neciicut, both members Of Congress, received
brfbes-the former fifty dollars, and the latter
one thorsard dollars. Sweeney, after giving
in his testimony, l-f. the city, and the parties
implicated have issued a warrant for his ar
rest, intending to prosecute him criminaIly.
Gilbert and Welsh have presented abundance
Of proof that their defamer vas actua;ed by
malicious motives in giving evidence against
them. We think this investigation, Ike 81
former ones Of a similar character, w!I bzi-g
nothing Of importance 20 light.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

Prrzsn's MourHL7, for February, is On oHr
table. It q IN excellent number Among its
articles f. Fpicy one, headed "Southen Lit
era'nrr," wiich is q review II the doings Of
the late Commercial Convention at Sayannah.
The writer speaks 81 il as tic Pickwickian
Club, and the principal speakers IS Messrs.
Snodgrass, Wrinkle, Tuprnsn, &c.
aIlouseho!d Words" are also at hand.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-04

BosTox. Jan 29-The baFque Ca1n5ri6z &c
from Perrsnhaco. reports having spoken the
bark E,sex. from B->.cu for Rio. vb5ch had
taken tNo sesga-H fsata fle rslt belonging -
the steamer I.yo1Hsise- The Sesmeu report
90 as hsviH- beeu drowned, and that TIE re-
maiusier took 10 TIE bats and they Supposed
had been saved b passing vessels