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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

Shoe Jsruary ga ESQ COS s9i s63d7i s SIS, 262
he Boston 7ronscrit OF TIE 1fh inst. 10 speaking Of
tbs Bark Of Mutual Redemption says viii probably GO
into active operation Ia the course Of The Wo
arote
rs institution ohar;ertd by the LEG sstrre Of 1855,
vth capital OF S. 600. TO Business
he o. 81 600 coo should have been pad Tue
stock Of said bsok q taken by tbs banks Of ycs E1gand
bank oeiuf allowed n Subscribe Than pcr cont
Of ~ capital stoch and no siogie subscription 70 excosa
$4,000.
~ the Get OF incorporation the bank prohibited
from saug bits u ieaB generalization than Eco dollars,
AID lie circulation co I'D not exceed one half OF Us capital
stsk.
BY several Subsequent additions au' auerdneu,s to tAe
original charter, the bank allowed 70 ops
rafons Whenever be Of $500 ot0 snoJid bseo
subscribed snd ssuo nlle Gen imitation rot lcse
thar tve oOsrs TIE amocnl or circuaoa OF toe ssnt
could not three times the amount Of spece hsd
by the bank Than three consecutive oays AID the
bank as.ys 70 6hos iu its weekly return, ten
cett Of I,s capital d ck In gold or silver ccn.
Tie object OF ths osrk ny iuatinu,n ~ N reieem nj
par all sbc bills OF the Nee GLAND bsaks % yach
abo At FIVE hundred. The BILLS of tnsss
received add redeemed under the present 5aI,k
ayssCm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

we're q skA Light soo1s ssrs srmsr, NJ prices cell
pssBssned peschsd gooda ~'tbsus cnanre. wh e
sass II sehs ssser'psoas rather srsxxeA Dvills %
trutd ~ 40 tor bro saA blues
bn q 'asS weeks prcss. There yea signs ~
arcu ualiuv sIck Onsbuvss quiet ami prscss IN
ebaDscS n Dius we're 10 mooe'ass request q " t0c
for medium qaslsks end II l4c lkc FOR besG mates
Stripes ticxs Of standard make weso bcer far
esiss. Printing cotbs qniss aud unchanged
Choice prnt If DESIRE slo sty les and standard make
w good request full prcos De awss of
~ sorabir patterns we're In ssr deDand Gagosm.
In steady cemsOd for Manchester IApcsstr
1OAe., hess discount Cloths and cAs-neres Wsre IN
mode rats dsmatd ard prices wnhost change Of
sssTes were duD and quiet. Caroess were aso heavs,
sJes moderate In foreign ory go0s OF staple sot
Bile esrripaoos, thsre sts1y nnd iucv
rs burners dc'rg, any sudden iocose OF 90
naId 10 sprng the prices Of soo,e kmd o. goods
could advance Paris goods o. fTesa etyiea, embracing
phs fancy fsss goods and siks " desrs0c ssy
IN scady 6eDsDd, with more strength 10 prices.
Wooden e,cds we're duh, and sales mnderst-. Isoep
goods were sin heavy, sDr difficult 70 freely,
opt u ow pioes. Eoghsh Ia In better Dc
nsnd. EnsIsh coube psit'sd cAjooes, bnn ground,
we're selling II $40, with 5000 dopald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

Apnexef the comparative statement Of she iraports o.
foreign dry y,ois nj New York for the week ani sine,
Js-usryl; L.
Itr De u,e,. lss, 1857. 1883
rrtercd At INC pert. 81 CESAR 10000 r07ocs
Thrown 90 ra,rses.... ss2,tss sio,oo rscscs
Ea.srsd sihs pr,. 81 oTpqs7 so.Tu.rs 1883 -sa
Thrown mntks. 80. % ssess4 s75eDsss fs,cs5 .ss
There has icon increased quantity Of gods thrown
on nc mnke the present week, while The an,n,t On
tered al Iris por, u SIN below The amount FOR pc sars
period l,si year The aggregate q impcacas since The
LET Of January shows q large margin of difference cou
pared win Inc period last year The ncsmency Of
The weather he's 70 sr,ent laerfsred with The tsic
The few sns ssys however which have inter gensd havs
bern actively aud well employed; the trade has IN gens
rsl Wy exbibei lively aud encouraging aspect
re Increased receipt, or Western produce, and tho
large shipments Of grain 70 Liverpool ths week,
have given me 10 western dcalors, who
Rave entered the mrxot more freely, and made
purchases more sc,ively " repensh their stocks During
the Treset week te shipments of grain this port
(nasfy vhcri) o- Liverpool have beer na M under
800 eco bashts, with Increased exports o. hsur. fbsss
70 winch these articles have been reduced, which have
broufnt s,ggts,s into market The crops ss zoe Vest
Tie trade lkcly 70 oortnas 70 ave period IN the sea
son aAd 70 prove s1rns bs'tor 10 The cod tina
pected. lie collections also co1tnue favorable rhs
ro1ccn,s Of eovcrrnsnt copuscsors 81 ths West IN ths
purchase a. provisions fDr the Usah army, have -
irIbuted considerable Of money Zoe provisions &c,
wbch VII render npouey pcsty en- tho frsrucr,
WHOM viii N ronsiiersho txtent, Tod W. var % the
lssi oaer Tor the i1uidston of oisns fcr pr
chase OF additional suppiies q gooas The aus-
uorecrr End no difficulty IN drawing spirited
companies % bidders Whenever they have attractive ecods
70 .fier; but shs dcuiy nos lies m gsanr tns socds 70
sell Importers are rely Ing upon the regra conrss
rnfe and 'se d ,osed 10 press sales bY s1ctcn.
The arcn saef hsh Toe present week briefly nccsi
IRON DAY W lay Yesterday scssrs. Wlmsrclsgs MJunt
held asae u tailoring goods, a11 4essrs Hsgsery % o.
nrfng Ehich were vel atlenffd While the rates obtai1
ed e1fe1 wsierisi change from prcvoos prices Do
mesuc gods oor0ucd 20 % firmly hc.i eaic tns pro.
d,etsn va iSbt Etsvy brown sLscusg5 sci siiftings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

KEY fst, MAY lefhe Admrnity CcurS Tits -nrn.
c decided ne sslvofs OF orT honerse and cargo
q esleo.
,wretsns ye-s.is b.r. within few cav. r.,urned from
tanxemsnn of Rotterdam. -r-rkcd xsr-h l6 northeast
gale lt0 miles both 81 Cape Flo ida The ~ took
PCS ssslcn q 80 rcgery asd sain BY auction The s
Tte YAK ssrr. Ne,sda Fosser ssls' ss ins, for Mar
.cirs The upsn the vessel FOR sBs
"a On he cssgo EH ssissse ssd % Court on yes
81 sns cargo sis oss 70 stores &c aout 9o-A espensc
mssresIarevns ard Dss,-ser>.
rtaE sAsos bssfort before reported wrsxed a sasua
furniture wire saved.
Blnx Hureov-wos. os is cargo Of the bark Hudsou-
ashore nj Cape Antonio VII Re waved vi.hoa, dxmaye
EcR Noprrrrr IreHT absrdonei the Oh Nov issl
passed March a, la a n, len C.
kssfvo vssss--The bark Gov Huh5ard built and owned
IN tnlowe he's teen beard sscs he 8h oct ss
when che siicd In ballas, from aleysrta Egypt fr SIM
Hubbard va ssupch vessel sscut 40 pps built 20 zee
y~r s ard vss comm snded Ny Usp wm snrs sgn 2,
% ,ss Ssrs fsusasrsa ssis sad s Al Ssr.d
sr ina, me espsr ~ ~ ne crs- krv. been saved
would however, that IN the assnce ~ sny iueIn
e~ne for seven months the probap tiles ~ - s,nM
casins vusbe udinss soncernins efher we vc~se on ''
The new o,scper bsrs Joseph Grnnel vas 70 have been
,arn~,ed ~ irfans % Fslrsay~p, On Saturday ssshm
ssr trrs nd Ia correr ttrcuehoua Hhe Owned
X ars " d, plsrhrr sui chers snt 70 nc lndN ~
Capt rhccsss late n nc bnrk basrAnss ~fn' nc
vssie fshery IN the fscfHc ocrAn
A.. =, pa. ap~l sd barr rnsn~ STAR, ror,,- w
sye,n cam, Isl 80 on board; snip May wher Bsrser NJ
f-cre ro-,her us so terorts 'r1 ~ Tosnbex rchr
lice Rplty Ktssrovn, loo ep 10 vi otk Josaua Brig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

SUICIDE or An UNKNovn Man rr NrwlRx.-The
snistuusis VINO found yesterday nsrblng ssys
te Newark lorsfiser q ne fltn Inst In dying conii
tct ceusec bv shooting hinself n tne mouth with
p-oi, ted from the erec's ~ his Injuries 81 about
ochck last night Hls nsne Il u3kno~n, but he hss
esen identned who obtained lodgings Of tbs
tAombA House on Saturday, stating ttst be tsef
nen ~ pirtn woo came N this country IN 1871 and
rrenuy from Providence r. aud that he had thrus
t1hfsh lie ss'd be had been n good ORC 1m1iAaccs
Ws ncw hac nnnrumrsion. Fveryth M which You'd eaf
tcbh mcnuncsicr destroyed ard tho o,iy aytsce-
foeva ~ nv pef son vas task ccntainnc powder and
b~hv ena omry containing the folio SING II die BY my
cwn t.ns NO one n " blame To- rny Heath. Diress~
end p'reIty nsVe nr"urhf me " he act Poverty. acs
serd rsrorture have forced me v r's would MOI i've
feGgar Nor die rsuper Give ar We Goa asvs
norry an NJ soul have never k.Sr.agsv ,n,.-sf 40
~Torete any enc, yet have ssrerso Nay .rorw I
de cortcni end Without fesr God " i1r add rcercl,u
Opud make NV cwu crnvr, world n ssg n,n,,s -,
rave have .fvcd independent and via0 !, dis 80
bu' csnpcs make nv owe crave ~ ! must become 4
bcrmr after death md even beg my own grave 40
nca wls ny name " be known rhoee -bo have an IN
teresi ~ ny behalf tnor AZ fcr have Informed them
Faersil 70 this world, ~ "a Al ~ JOYS a1a Sorrows.
Here n my dasth bod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17
cgSrRsvrILK COURSE. l.. r.-yxorrrxo.

DsuAcH or PaowrsE Cssr At PAprcsp--A
breaoh Of pronise tried ~ Paiccsh NY on the
eh nst, between . MIS- Smith, Of Crrc and NJ. Jsnn
Asrd, ~ paduc>h whch resulted 10 verdict II ~ 600
damages for The lady The defendant ,dnoed evde
or The purpose OF DuriDs her character but the jury took
occasn Va say In rendering their verds thu they dh
pc beeve the evidence introduced fer The, purpcss IN.
case crestd mnoh excitement, src RI cns tine n vas
threhened V mob one o. the defendants witnesses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

TIE Unti stses II Company receves 81 tse sask
Park, Which failed In November 1854 gives notes Of Tho
Hrs dividend en per ces W ths creditors Of The nssu
bn his siviiesd virtually hnaI a. ,hc resIdas Of mo
Assets only Sufficient 70 rn7 The arising fsom su
against the bsns The larger part o. the ndebsessss n
the hank has been paid without TIE use Of o.sss.ss.s
hsvirs been tune 10 those creditors rho ~ere
~iIns 70 accept he sane liquidation cf ,her cI>sns
Az the recent meeting o. the st,ckhoders Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company she report of
she directors wac read In rotation W The fraudulent
issue Of stock Says
During the year recently closed VERY te provress
been made toward efectng FINAL settlement Of the long
vexed queston involved 10 The lac fraudulent overissue
ny NE company OF stuck Jhe two njnact0as restraining
the coinpsny ron ry1r trderts, which we're refetrsi
" IN tbe last annual rep7- lave beed dsso Fd oad
oar seions tten peadins sssast tos oonpsny 10 Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17
223 267 warrants.

223 267 warrants. acres rs .00S $40
The land offices in Iowa and wiscousin, which
were Closed select locate lands under the land
grants 20 railroads. have bcen cpcacd and Arc In active
operation
The receipts OF anthracite coal from tho Lbish and
sehuyh rgoDs, for The past week and for the ssason,
compare follows with those Of the spoaar perod
of last war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

SuwrcTrp WIZ HrEprr.-A Is. Louisa Evans
wife - David Evans, carpentsr ~ Nfg W sncehsny
CO. ~ was murdersd By hsvirs bara orcst crt win
E-sr esrr ~ me marrlug ~ ne s'b he' nusoso1
% bee rispectc1 ~ ne murder, and y nov 10 BAh
eFA,ins o. .zs1ir aloo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

ysosqrA C9-Tov PriSrvns' Ass)Cr aTrOv.-ThIa
oooy eh meet - Nscon on TIE sh day of Jun8 Each
soeoy ~ aend AZ Isry delegates wiling 70 70,
~ oay ihfes woes are alorei . rgie delegation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

AsiYs --eales of 80 bbs. pots ne5e at 10
BsEADs1uSs-- Fioar-Tbe nsrkes wsa0ous change
Of n pfcee while to~re c'nhn0aa 20 be tsir
DE- nabo from the domestic ueJ- s.r oSsk Onlo
me oium Rysocs, wish SonsberD orAods
seie tesdy, with coed Inquiry for shipment rne sales
for sbe Day foOsec up eco s,vcO Dbs. u about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17
YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NAY II, lsd

cv coovt al the Unss esAsS have bssu aismieeA for
sprs Of juvkdmaiee fbsVe sAhsv aSssons hD~~vcr,
have bees csUDeDoeA e xinss shs c,mosay uDss
uhas aye claimed - be sjnsoas csrsocssss o.
stock, vhkh, 9Th spDdry Others pesvsous'y H.
st,,utei are ain Vepd M n Me 5as Court a. Az
pesM The fortAsr question, which V soasioas and
sh,cb ger uips Stock 's nas yss dsssrmesd oas VIII
lion 81 The fase nom ,be genuine ssocts bsresof
made BY the We 0oAd only regret that thy
have tbus y been unable 70 bring this question 70 ~
sesDst al The hodsYs Of sSuvoss certificates 10 osd~r
nat The rigbv and dutss IL the paroles srscivo'y
might settled in puis, and thereby the delay, ex
rel sss end VIBRATIONS Consequences NJ mupscNs 80
lions avoided, which have been long pendIDg - me
Court Of Appeals, Aud 0ppossa upoe mere sscoo'cal
grounds have last been heard and oil decided tn
jur nsxt Should hs bill be ssstased ~ zoe court %
ne confidently hoped, . speedy setiemeos Of al ,as
questions growing out OF this stupesdoos fraud may be
reasonably expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

UNION corRsy. LoSo IsrASp-rAcr.e.
-ery interesting pacing for purse, ME hes,s
bit uree IA Eve, IN harness, be. vten b. A. dim Hayh-
and bf q rcdro came or thursday stsrro,n Fivs
bests -srmy contested before decided vhci
va The winner. ne brown No tss ar. hear very
easily app2sorty but the Third heas he became lex
weary, vsie the bay stbcugh quite lsne increased IN
srefd and won the trer ruseeq1es heata " great
delight 81 be bscger- The fcfowirg y = mary
TrenAr, MAJ 10 Pacing pure, Inle hcsb bs~s ,hres
10 TIVE M bsrrs@e.
~ voosruH ,. q jim Hurhcs.......... I
Tin,e--s5TK, 2s5, 2.ss, 2.5ah, 23I.
crzSTRHvILLk COURSE, L. i.-yEoTTrve.
uo.iirs match Tor $500, mile hcss, IN harness csps
81 On saiu day afcrpoon, bowecr Mr.. rsllers brosn
reldinr and brown mare owned BY M. Jswre,cs n
WGdfun drove The gesding, w. Peabody taxing cbsrgs
c We pee Ihesc nsgs rcsfsiers, and having had
several hfushes The road du,isg The winter unssis
factory n their respective m.sch male 70
decide Which was The fastest The track. NJ Fniless
hcste ron The race very easily xins Ihe lead In both
heats ~ soon ~ the vofd sivon and never Ies.Ins
The ot1er again eei near him.
sAruunS xsy isrrostips match Tor 1900, mile heats.
IN hsrneep
". woodruff, b. r. ,..............,...........
". Peabody, b. m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a
rfms-a:ssx, 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

TIE arrivals N the sane tine lhsp double TIE
above amount The balk in lss roxi sassasat
may show decrease, IN consequence the large suns
Withdrawn for rsymen, nt, IRE Assistant Trs.ssrcr's
hands upon she rev isue n Treasury pcsss
M following are the Quotations Tor orsn and harnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

Total. .......... Il .o2e,,A scs,ss Dc. ..li7 31S
u will he obscrved that the L. high Canal has about
caught up TIE cnnage Of last season. white rhe hgh
Valley Raibcaa IA ahead 81 $50 tons rns schaJ lain
Navghicn shows OF es4 Ions, woile there Is
falling or Reading Rel road Of 1885, toas, tins
ceps the past hsvIs been about eco tons les
thsn those OF she corresponding wtes last year.
The spnexed a comparative statement of the ifrpore
as New York fof the week, ard since January -
For the Week 1856 1857. 1853.
Dry goo1s; 81 0e6 SAT 37te,soo Sos8,063
General merchandise. g. ESQ so2 lot IS9, $50
Total for The week IS 35I sic 6,90 i0 Se732,t 0s
Prev oosiy rsyo 10 1850 s5734 COL So0,7 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

Asnexed the comparative statement Of lhs import. o.
foreign dry x,ois nj New York for the week ani sinc,
January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

sion Borssn for the month Of April -
Number OF applications for bouu > land received. ooS
Number " warrants i0oates issued. l,2s0
Total number OF appiCAt oAs received 2SI BIO
Total numb Of ants issued. 23,2 67
10 sly these will require % 0o0, $40 acres
cst IN hitc lanS fOovs.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

A., a. p.its Anil ed bark rnine tar, Norf,n, NJ
rrngn CAIN Is 40 board; sntp Way M1er berrer =
from yonbcz as 80. tepors 'c' ~ yombsx schr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
INSTITUTES AND EXAMINATIONS

Il VIII be held as follows, to wit:
For Becearia, Jordan and Woodward, at Glen
Hope Sept. 23d, 9th and 25th.
For Clearfcld. Lawrence and Goshen, at Clear
field on Sept. 9th, 18th and 10Th.
For Ferguson, Knox and Penn. at Lumber City
on Sept 5oth. and Oct. 1st and I'd.
For Bradford. Boggs and Graham, at Graham
ton on October 4th, 9TH and 9th
For Morris and Decatur. at Morrisdale on De-
tober 7th, Sth and 9Th
For Girard, Covington and Karthaus, at Bald
Hills on Oct llth. 18th and 18th.
For Huston and Fox. at Hickory Kingdom
October 2Gth and 2ist.
The institutes will be opened the first day at ii
o'clock, 4. II. Addresses will be delivered on the
subject of education in the evenings The public
invited to attend the Institutes. Examina-
tions at each place on the last day. Teachers neg
Letting to attend the public examinations will not
be entitled to private examination; see School
Laws for 1887. page 81. section l3S.
Aug. 25- l.. l.. STILL. Co. Supt'd.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
Il AGERt LAGER! LAGER. LAGER
u 4 IAEER REER DON

Eating House, Eating House and Bakery,
Eati~g House, Eating House, and Bakery,
Eating House. Eating HoWset and Bakery.
The undersigned takes this method of informin z
the citizens of Clearfield and the public in gener-
al. that he has opened an EATING HOUSE and
BAKERY in the room on Market street known as
the sold Je,c Store where he will keep on hand
general assortment of Confcctionaries, such as
Candies of all kinds, Nuts in great variety, Figs
Raisens, Prunes, &c. &c. He will also keep Ale
aud Lager Beer at all times which, he does not
hesitate to say. is superior article, and from the
best brewerics in the west. ALSO, a large assort-
ment of Tobacco and Cigars always on hand
As he is r Baker by trade, he will always keep
supply of FRESH BREAD and CAKES, as well
PIES of every description that the season will
afford. He will also bake to order, short no
tice, anything of the kind that may be wanted
by the citizens of Clearficld.
The public are respectfully inv ted to call and
see his stock which he thinks cannot fail TO meet
the wants and wishes of persons who desire any
of the articles in his line of business He solicits
and hopes to receive. liberal share of patronage
as it will be his constant aim TO accommodate and
please all who may favor him with their custom
Call and judge for yourselves. Remember the
place the '0LD JEW STORE on Market street
Clearfeld Iap2Sl WENDLIN ENTRIES
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
nUvALL,s GALyaNIc o1

II ProffSsor IT. JDn Fan, after twenty five
years labor in experimenting upon the whole cat
aloSue of medicines, has discovered ELECTRI
CI1l in positive form. and that agent is put
forth to the world in his GdLFdNTC OIL and
Is now the only medical preparation that will pos
ltiveiy cure all Sore and Painful Diseases This
Oil Is rendered electrically positive and acts on
the system by imparting to it electricity in the
Gaivanic form. 1t is expressly recommended for
al sore and painful diseases. as the following
Neuralgia in all its forms. gives relief in a few
minutes. PAIN in the Back, Breast or Side Rheu-
ntFtism ami al P1inf~i diSease, Of the Stomach
and BoHrls In short it will relieve pain wherev-
er located All that is asked. il. try the Galyanc
Oil for the cure of any disease of the above class
j. u. ST0NER0AD
Lewistown. Pa, Proprietor, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by Moore Etzwoiler and Reed &
Weaver, bowman Perks j. B. Graham E viii
liams, c. kratzer, Irwin Son. A. b Shaw, james
Forrest. A Montgomery, Wright & Hagerty, and
by country merchants generally.
Lewistown. August 25. 1S5S-y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22
E,ARM LANDS FOR SALE % miles from Phil

LyARM LANDS FOR SALE . miles from Phil
IL adelphia by Railroad in the State of New
Jersey: Soil among the best for agricultural pur-
poses. being good loan soil with clay bottom.
The land is large tract, divided into small farms,
and hundreds from all parts of the country
now settling and building The crops can be seen
growing. Terms from SIS to 500 per acre. paya-
bic within four years by irsta!mcnts. To visit the
plaee-LeaYe Vine St Wharf at Philadelphia, at
u A NJ, by Railroad for Hammonton, address
X. j Byrnes, by letter. Sec full advertisement in
another column. Sept s, 1858.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from Phil
adelphia by Railroad in the State of New Jersey.
Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes be-
ing good loan soil. with clay bottom. The
land is large tract. divided into small farms and
hundreds from all parts of the country are now
settling and building. The crops be seen grow
ing. Terms from SIS to $50 per payable with
in four years by instalmcnts. To visit the place
Leave Vine st Wharf at Philadelphia at y A NJ.
by Railroad for Hammonton. or address r. J.
Byrnes. by letter. See full advertisement in an
other column Sept. 8, lS5S-3m.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-09-22

The Hon. Rober: J. Walker, when he was in the
United States Senate. the leader of the De-
nIocracy of that body. From the Senate he went
into Mr. Polk's Cabinet as Secretary of the Treas
'nry. and, in that capacity, made himself the idol
of the Democracy every where. When the Bu-
ehanan administration appointed him Governor
of Kansas. the whole Democratic party hailed his
selection the best that could possibly have been
made from the entire Union, and he was greeted
with ten thousand enthusiastic expressions of
democratic gratitude for the devotion manifested
by him to the interests of the Democratic party in
,condescending TO accept an Office that might not
be deemed fully worthy of his transcendant abili-
ty. And now the Washington Union, the mouth
piece OF the Administration, dcnounces Robert j.
Walker as SO traitor ard a sariUfker.'' Well. if
traitors and swindlcrs thus honored and trust
cd and laudcd and idolzcd by the Democracy of
the nation. what is Democratic honor or trust or
lsudation or idoatry worth /,
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SENATOR BrGLER, in his speech at Clarion. on
the 9Th inst, predicted that Kansas would be ad-
mided into the Union under the first constitution
che may form. by an almost unanimous Northern
and Southern Democratic vote. If why vas
tho numerical condition Of admission engrafted
upon the English bill? What was the purpose of
it2 Was it menace to compel the adoption of
the Lccomptan constitution, but which the Admin
istration never seriously intended to execute, if
Lecompton, was (as it has bcen) rejected by the
people of Kansas Or has the Administration
been compelled to come down a peg in compli-
ancc with popular sentiment. that it may secure
the reelection of some of its Northern adhcrcnts
to the House Let the Senator explain