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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
SENATOR BIGLER IN FRANKLIN

Want Of time prevents us from giving
detailed account of the Democratic demon
stration yesterday. The number of voters
present has been pronounced fully as great
as as the largest meeting held here in 1856.
There was no attempt made at parade-it
wa 0spontaneous movement every district
furnishing its quota Of enthusiastic Demo
Gratis.
Senator BIGLER, announced to address
the people, was met out of town by a
number of Democratic friends headed by
the Brass Band and escorted to his lodg
ings.
The meeting was organized on the pub
lie square. Col. James p. Hoover presi-
died. Eice-Presidents and Secretaries. Sen.
ator BIGLER was then introduced by Jas X.
Kerr, Esq, and proceeded to address the
assemblage. Although unwel and fatigu-
ed by the ride from Clarion he spoke for
over two hours 1t is useless for us to at
tempt even to give synopsis Of his speech
Suffice to say, that it abounded in great
truths ably and eloquently enforced, and
covered the entire political field The de.
sire to hear him wasintense, and the close
attention given to his remarks is an earn
est that they left an abiding impression.
They met witt hearty response in every
Democratic bosom. That portion Of his re.
marks in defense OF Pennsylvania first
President were rcoyewhclming, and caused
thrill of pridein every Democrat present.
Thore Is no mistaking the hct-the popuur
heart is with JAMES BUCHANAN. His bit
terest opponents see this, and their sepul-
chral mutterings are an evidence that they
will soon cease their impotent assaults up
him. Senator BIGLER delivered his succch
IN mastery manner. His language was
plain and to the point-his bearing upon
the stand just such as marks the popular
o@tor-onc whom the people delight to
listen to,
The meeting adjourned ovcruntil even.
ing, when it rc-asscmblcd in the Court
House where excellent addresses were de-
lNered 10y J. A. Boyle, Esq, of Ridgway,
editor of the Elk Reporter, Judge Church
and others. After passing few rosolu-
tions, the meeting adjourned at late
hour.
1t was truly great day for the Democ-
racy and one long to be remembered. We
have no fears of the result in October.
Our Democrats are aroused and they are
bound TO triumph. The campaign is now
fully opened, and let every Democrat give
the ball shove Voongo ,Spcctatgr.)
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THE NEWS,


For some time past every exchange we
received no matter from what section Of
inc country halllng, teemcd with tho ac
counts OF the successful laying Of the At
iohlc telegraph cable, coupled with CON
lectures ABOUT when and how, or whether
at all, II amounted to anything in a practi-
cal way Lattcrly however all doubts
ana at one time serious ones existed aus to
us working capacity seem to have been
removed and all difficulties overcome
That were encountered 10y thcprQiectors of
THIS gigantic cnterPrilo. On last Friday
morning adrioes were received in phila-
Iord If rbo d.ta ar ,, o,,' |,,'',,'' '''
proyions copt,irfro u.o in,,,,n,,,,,. wy
nouncmort Lat ,na'n. I or w. - ''''' '''
bcon concluded nir, ,1,i,, r. .l..'1
Engl,pd and rr,r,,.. ,,.. A.. H., - -,
f,r tbo o,,ou... ,r,I,..,.. ,r', ''',,
Gryt ,,I,ia J:.,.,,.,. 80. n, - wv
fra, ovor ,I,., - ,..,..,:... ,', ,o"''
Nossoco 10 a., p.,.;i.,, nv ''''' 9
TORS have hoo, ,ons,,n,,,, ,.,,.,.,;,,:..l..
nails baol, and r,r,l s;na, l,a ea,,,"'7, 20
Of the extreme onds Of Ln n,lIa ~ r
.nn,r,,r, of ,o,, ;....r..l. "
commons uron a., ,n,,,,i,,,.IS - ',',',l I','
greot ochiovar,o,t ,ol.nl,,I.l..l
A.
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each mnIi uH appointed iudmutco.
luiIou. ,vT 'hH1.gt. uI ihu um.
,DbiioD an,f oh'.h m mui.n iam.
t uIIl. Nas nomm.d u lht Candidate
olihs Convention bt tuiambi1h.
un motion thc Convention aliomuol lor
halfm hour
Anorm aNoufnmaul ot two h1me. lhc
Conycntiourus.ml'ed when Nr BOYLE.
chairman oftho CommIllccon lic.oluiion.
made the lolloum9rcrort. which, after Dee.
mgrcod vu. unanimously adopted hy tho
Convention.
Rs0'oi-rhat We rcaHirm the prnci.
pies cnuuciatcd in the Cincinnati pht-
FORM and tha. the following contain. the
/ true Democalic creed ON the subject of sn.
very in the State, and Territories We
recognize the right of the people fall the
Territories, including Kansas and Ncbra,-
l,a acting through the legally and fairly
expressed will of the majority oracual res
idents, and whenever the number Of their
inhabitants iustifcs it, to form a Consutu,
with o, without domestic saver, and to
be admitted into the Union upon terms of
perfect equality wi.h the other States"
Reso'roL That the people Of Kansas
having rejected the proposition of admis-
sion under the Loaompton Constitution,
. .l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
DAWWlOETo

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against meddling with the following pro
perty now in the possession Of Isaac TART
man, viz: one COW, six sheep, two hogs,
nine pigs, one lot Of hay in the NOV, one
third of seven acres of buckwheat, and
half an acre Of turnips in the ground, one
half raft Of timber in thewoods, onestove
one settec two beds and the balance O.
the household furniture, as the same ha,
been purchased by me, and is left with
him on loan only, subject to my order.
$. r. LOBAUGH.
Aug. p, 'jS.-3tpl.
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EXPLANATORY.

Owing to our having large amount OF
OBJ work to complete, and other circum
ances of which it is unnecessary 10 speak,
$50 were unable TO issue a paper last week.
vomiting our last weeks issue, which
Ne will OF course make up in the number
'mprsing the volume, we are enabled to
IT the "Repuhican" out at the proper
inc of publication this week, and hope
80 be able to issue ii in future at the same
me, provided sickness, death or some
thcr equally great and unavoidable cal
nifty docs not intervene to prevent us.
his is what we have desired and striven
~ accomplish, since we have been
onnected with this paper, and if the labor
Il our own hands alone could have eflec-
led it, no failure TO do so would ever have
AIKEN place, Unfortunately however that
~ not the case, our individual labor goes
'utohttle way in performing all that /.
y'qW'ii" n ending forth weekly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
DiSSOLU TION

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Jas. II Lurimerand X. +. Ward Jr
in the printing and publishing of the
"Clcartield Republican, was on the 2Gth.
day Of July 1853 dissolved by mutual con.
sent, All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the same for subscription ad.
vcrtising or Job work, are requested to
call as early as possible at the office of the
"Clearheld Republican" and settle up
The books being left in the hands of j. II.
Larrimcr for settlement.
JAS. II. LARRlMER.
Il. +. WARD Jr.
Aug. 2jth. 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01

uom california io rafu H,o hn aboul
p.l.H
Nmu 'hh iho nuas hrr mot oi much
interest Governor Cummings atiIllpop.
ulu wlh ihc pople. 1hc Indians of
tmhoJc becoming morchoslilcihanherc
ioIoc s number of scitlcu having
bccu kilicd hy them.
Another gold Held has been discovered
iu Indian Territory on Cherry creek one
of tho branches of the South Platte river
An American SLAYER the Echo. was cap
mrcd % few days ago 10y the e. $. Brig
Dolphin, having ON board 800 captivcs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
COMMENDATORY.


'e extract the following generous dec
,tion from the Broof""c JGy@So"'a"
Lose Editor MAJ. +. L. Brady, was a
,didate for Representative before the
.yention at Ridgeway whichnominated
. srs' Wilcox ana Boyer last week. II
.Iways apleasure TO Us 10 i'cor" such
' ,ances OF masn"himi'y as is ulsp'ayo"
ms instance II Is Ou' 100 frequently
' case 'ha' uI''"ccesS'u' con''e'i'o 'oi
.ucal i"'ou'S, l"' some P'e'7N' 'or
'oSihg "'Ic'or'ou' ''''' ""'h IL "ouIo
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

The Conlerees from the several counties
comprising the ODD Congressional District,
met at the Court House in Brookville on
Friday the Goth day Of August, 1858. On
motion, Thomas HoGE, ESQ. of Venango
was chosen President. George Space Of
Clarion, James II. Bell, of jefferson, and
;. d. Hall, of Warren, were appointed
Vice Presidents and 4. T. Wilson, and
w. w. Coz bet, Secretaries.
The list of Delegates being called, it was
found that all the counties of the District
were represented except Clearfeld.
''n motion. q committee of one from
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01

mu 0lNm .I mnloi mhuul ihc bm
w lhua nmih. OF which has 10 br to-pl
nhiup NolvlhHandInroo do not dr
.rrHt.lhue able 90 accomplish uh7l
So. duut aul what our patrons have ID
wight lou,rori Time viii toll ut.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
UAWN1O1Yo

All persons arc hereby cautioned against
purchasing or in any way medling with
the following described property: Two
bay horses and harness, and one two horse
wagon, now in the possession of Peter
Syler on loan only.
JESSE LINES.
Brady tip. Aug. 10Th, lSjs-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01
C1UTYON.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or in any way med,
ding with team OF horses now in the
possession Of Abraham Pearcc, of Graham
tp., as the said horses belong to me, and
are in bis possession on hire only.
Robt. 5. STEWART.
Aug. y, 'jS.-3Lpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01

ttuuuMu 8.n mtHv Wh Do. ui
lhut 500 ae.IHip ihu t.ll HHl nIlt
upon Iho WDmh.Uu IH'um. nul bob.
VhpIu U..u NtiluDnN lhf U.I W lhU
Nlth roua iuuh District WIl u. J'.
apJ ila principle Hhd follow thr 'Hl 0l
49, lIrtutV into tW nmi " ihU vol.
rmD Che upp1hDrs Ul ihis WWlm1n,
likp thc Anti ltrmHUuiiu M nuJla
county are nrr1yud in Oruu opuo Iiion lo
party nominations ond thu N distract.
ing Che DomouwcUrhyIubmlu lhp muds
ol thc Black Republicans Mr. ll.,u,N,
like Judge D1yUlNs. makes u open uU.
udc u. m Wallocuon. his intention ol
|rum1iuiuu outside of party organization
/ Its for This ho Is ropuliaicd hy the Dr-
.mocucy of his District, and the fact that
hc is now leading candidate for u1miua.
lion by the Black Republican Peoples
party shows how Just and proper mrty
action in bis case.
The same spirit of in,uborduution
which inlests the Berks and Chester Dis.
tmcts, can be seen in all sections of the
State where the Auti-Lecompton trick
.ters are i'm force sufficient to mako them
an object OF interest To the Black Repub.
lican party. The Press is daily couuselmg
direct atiilation with the Black-Ropubli,
cans, IL that course bo necessary 90 defeat
the Democratic members Of Congress who
voted for the admission of Kansas under
the Lecomptou Constitutions and who now
stand upon the party platform with r'cler,
ence to the English Compromise lill-
This suggestion is the test by which to in
terprct all obscure and doubtful giyings
out Of the men who are now unwilling TO
bind up the wounds Of the party, and pre-
sent it,, fresh, vigorous and resistant to
the allied opposition not only during the
coming State campaign, but also for the
momentOus struggle which is to take place
in 1860 The election for members Of the
&NNNIth Congress, occurs in this State
in a short time. There is most import
ant issue to be met by the Democratic par
ty. If the Northern Democracy hold
their own, the next Congress will be in
their hands Itnot, not This is known
to the Biacl-Repubicans, and hence their
desperation. They will take any form of
opposition as preferable to the old democ-
racy, but especially that which smacils of
AboIitionism, and panders To the cant ely
ot Ant-Slavery progression. They will
vote for anybody against the non. j..
.GLAycY JoNgs-they will endorse and sun
port Hon. JouN IIlcEgAy, thew will prom
lse anything, if by such promises they can
pursuadc the small band of discontcntcl.
il not dishonest, Anti-Lecomptonites i'm
the districts. now represented by lIessrs.
FLORENCE, LANDY. PHmmps, OWEN JOKES,
and their Democratic colleagues. to act on
the same policy as those of Beyks and Del.
aware Counties. Their course. as well rs
that Of the Auti-Lecomlonites is to divide
and conquer, and hence the 0pep move.
ments in the VIIth and Win Congres.
sional Districts, and the intimation Of sim.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01

Da9- Boy what's your father doing to
doay y "Why, I 'spose he is failn. / heard
him tell mother yesterday to 90 round to
the shops and get trusted all she could.
and do 1t right of, too for he'd rot
everything ready to fail, ceptin, that f"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-01

De5" A rural editor Of this State compli.
ments a brother editor thus: "Mr. Brown
Is clear thinker, ready and vigorous
wrItcr aud first rate fellow 10 boot
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Ntw ADvEprisFmrsrs
Clock ana Watch
NIAgx1lfUlo
ghaW.s Now lGovg,
H. f. NAuGLE,
Respectfully announces that he
he ohoyr husincs, iu

Shaw Now l&oyg,
ClcnGrld Pa opposite the journal ond
All kinds of clocks watches, Jewelw. 4,
entrusted TO him viii be neatly repair
aud warranted, according TO quality.
close attention TO business, and doing \
work in a superior manner he hopes to
cure a liberal share Of public patronage
sept. /, '5S.-tf
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@@aa IN mG@r WhaaI.

that he is the agent for Clearfeld COUNTY,
and will furnish and put in the said wheel
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap
plication being made to him at his resi-
dence in Lawrence township, three mile,
south Of Cloarfcld borough, or by lettel
addressed 80 him at Clearheld p. o.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept..l, lSjS.--3m.pd.
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Important to Lumbermen.

THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons wishing
procure the
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NOTICE.

The person who borrowed the chess
men Of the undersigned, when he was not
ut home, is hereby respectfully notified
to bring them back, otherwise he will
be exposed.
w. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Jr.
Sept lst lSjS.-tf
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Housexeeuers! Housekeepers!
Notice,

TNHE ELI ASSuCI All N Will furnish male
or semale helps, on application to Mr.. 1sgal st
his once. persons desiring such are earnestly re-
uuested to apply a. - We, - this win greatly ~
asvA0iM ADo0olATIo1.
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ready for any emergency, and his con
tact With human nature made him lit
tie liable to be imposed upon. OF the
fights Of fancy in which the merchant
must indulge IS he follows his minds
eye his ventures to the uttermost paris
of the earth, and of the lessons Of hu-
mainly which were Taught, the rcver-
end gentleman eloqucntly spoke, con-
Guiding that there was more to en-
tighten rather than to depress the
spiritual bark Of man III mercantile
pursuits. To the products Of the ut
termost parts OF the earth which were
brought together by the merchant to
compose one lady's dress-the dia-
monds, the furs, the brocade and the
silk, coming from all quarters Of the
globe, all tending 10 show that the
merchant was more than a mere ma
chine working to get money-he allu-
ded to it in eloquent terms.
The reverend gentleman deprecated
the practice of having the foreign cor
respondence Of our merchants conduc-
ted as well by their " children. who
u.ight be easily educated to more than
one ,crnacular. He placed himself
with the Vicar Of Wakefield and Doc
tor Franklin as al advocate of early
discreet marriages, and deprecated the
metropolitan life which encouraged
the prse tice Of waiting for the means
ofliving in style. He knew Of ne more
pernicious sentiment than that of wait
ing for matrimony until it could be ac-
companied with wealth. Wives we're
not merely to dispense that which had
been gained for them, but might enjoy
in later years the fruits Of early pa
thence and diIigent labor.
The lecture was replete with CLASH
cal illustrations, celebrating the most
solid good sense, and closed with a
splendid calculation of the proper ap
piication OF wealth paying a deserved
and appreciated compliment to our
liberal New York merchants, in their
contributions to science and art and
charity, not forgetting the prncely
merchant whose name is perpetuated
in the Arctic regions by the immortal
Kane.
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viii ho made ty calling on us before purchssing eise-
where. We ar. determined TO fell III low p,io's. 20
loe for Cash that noae shall BE- able TO OH q. Add
wAiie W are heipins the q or by Almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING we shall awe the stalled ~he"i
- the business sorld a pr h forward Don't mis-
TAKE the place but follow the crowd t. No. q LIE
CT aIRE HLDGk D~l>Im
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Notice.

ATofrCB il hereby given thst the Subscribers havs
IN been dolly sppoinrd Exeecusor and Kxecutsi1
m the estate OF AlexaDd, 2 ". Nc .resov, aeeess-d,
late Of psy-nyort, in the county " Sccst aud State
Of Iowa, s.A tsksn upon th~msslves that srust By
xiytDg bonds ~ tAe lav dkecS.
All peYspOs having demands ucon the estste al fh0
said decreased Gre rvquiSsd to eth. bit The sa0es md
II persons indebted 70 the ssiA rstsse are called ~
on 10 make payment to
A., J. Lawns. Bxe utns,
A Uc0Rg0O1. nxeeatri8.
Davenport, Iowa. Nov. 10th 1851. tHsvllA1
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On SECOND STREET, near Perry, . large assortment
Of useful and fancy articles, c0nprts NJ In part -
follows, viz: Dry Goods. Bots and Shoes, Hats c O
thiag, SHIFTS. Coder Shirts ard Drave . LINN
HAS, Hosiery. 6usp<nGers, Buttons, Thread,
Connie, Hooks and 1yes, Knives, Pin, Meals,
CLOCKS, Watches, Jewelry, Paper, Pen, Books, rur.
niture, 0roceriA, &c, 4c. too numsr ~ 70 0-nt&.n.
Oc~nstgnmsnt: = Al dsscripttons solicited.
~ sa,es posistvey tefns tesy.
1L1AS HALL, Auetteneee.
1eeAao - ~
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INSURANCE, L LN7ELLIGENCEAGKN7,
HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected
II Taxes paid Tor non-residents. Collections made
promptly Iemitted to any part Of the country.
Excbsnge bought and sold, Notes discounted on
good security.
q 6 Wilder, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Marshe h Go, Boston, Mass.
w y Auddgett / Co,
Hon Is W harris, X. Brids ewster, Mass.
Russell Alden, Camp llo,
J 4 Keith, E.q, Abingdon,
= v oodnsn, tBanker) Chicago, III.
Huntington, Wadworth 1 Parks, Chicago, III.
u A Douglas, Esq,
II 4 Stevens, ESQ, st Anthony, Mimi. Teri.
X Small, bsq, Gaiena, Ill.
Hon james Thorington, Davenport,
Burrowr b Preitymsn,
Burnell, Gellett b Co, I"
r Whitcomb, ESQ,
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