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Wr. ~, SecDnbfraBe.
8erli4erung Comp. Der BaIeb bon Nirainien,
NIT 1884,, 900 Gapttai. :
Security Deuers0 erltheru Comp. D.W.zN..
nit $226J00O Capital.
Mbertarle@ Sni urances Gpmp. s barlcttenpilleYa
NIT $235 900 capital.
WaibinstcnTeue 0erltderuns8Gomp D.N.sN,
NIT $27O,OGO Capital.
Yactfic@ 6eueroNe rltderun98zG pmp. .. W.s0.,
mil. $251 1858 Capital.
GhtAbnr9zV erIiderung8SGon BON Vtrgtnten,
NIT $147l5OO Gapttat.
ecmmcntpealthz Terli4erun9S Gcup. BON Sar=
riSburs, Semi,
NIT 1851 ,972 Capital.
Wer.e Staaten@2eben Ser tderunsssg cmp. son
Pbtlaoelpbia,
nit 81 1907 Capital.
@eiantmtsgDertb bS reprefentrten Capitals &c. 9f3 856.
OaS Sbt9e capital TT fGer a~ngele9t III Guufen Der Ser.
r9erten, uno bic Operatipnen 9enannter Gpmpaanteen aui
Dtrtlt1en Badr.TDnb pper behen @leidwertb baGrt. = Df
Gpatlade, baB etne Uerft6erupe S-@ 6 ON panic einfdd autbprt
rrt-tlt, eth 9rpBes Capital gu baben, 8tbt tetne @arantien fiji
pie Gnti0dot8un8 Der Uerfderten TN San ppn Uerluf.
Ote BON Dem unter5ethReten reprefentirten Companion ia
pen ntrtlt1 netfh8bate& Capital GUM rplen pbenanae.
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gerI@erun8spDltcen ipurben ~auSeeeeben u. D.rlufe pint.
It'd err TbDS. 3. Gphmapm
u. Sdnqute, Str. 73, Secpn6fr
d. trO Deuti& seiprOden.
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Nerlnn0t
Serfanfs Mnseisen.
Bum Nerfnmf

&aEA@L 90 Nder 9anb NIT euten DISQUALIFICATION, l6 Wetleu
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HNNslb 6eten Uesenb, 10Y ELDER an Der ~giprtbern GeHtrols
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t6unt IN ir Stabt stnestauf6t; 6 @ter an Der aiten 5re6srif
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orbit, nate 9%ambenfr, l tn 2Gef ~QOmtar6ar !; 2in Nap.
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gDet salstacrefry Wapnunent, Sdp unb Nc@lbsrrsfr. nn6
~ periaufen. @lcf Pr unb 81 49,
Npl5-S Np "a Tonettsarofe
EE, aaafortete Wftetp' 3Dntrd fe, Teaamen G unb oubere
,Nrtttlt1e paptere,. pwte g0aiisn. g eriGts.QSe 8 .aSrbsn
befeas ttioret. ""Ve
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Sicrbrduerct.
Dampfi6iTfabrt
mad
Nrenten uno 6aDrc
Iher Snnthnmhtnn.

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Die f9Bnsn unb nsacn Sereintsten StdateH Npa
xMriclH, CAPTAIN XublOfp
uno
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abrsn MittasS UNI ~ ubr pom Ytsr NO. 3 NSrtb @tSer.wI
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Diefs DamsfrSiH, ftns sisens fir Bic Yddasier. sefsrte
nuns etaut unb NIT Feben paHerbtdtes NbtbetIaneen ssrie
Sen. Gain %srfaSrsner &r3t beFnsst fb aat teseIt Ddnipfff'
Ole Y4ffagesYretfe iinb:
Grffe Salute $50
3ipcite Salute $50
Ortttc Salute $50
sinf bltesItdb Soler unb gutter 8et6fteune. IS rtrs nnr gu
aertnae Nnsabl Safa8iers fur bic brittle 8atate dnesncn,msm
gDeeen Bra6t pber padaee wenbe man fd nustbltes'~ W
ID. Torrance
SO. 5, Bombing @reen, Neirsgort.
nabe Der Bdtterie.
RB. Gs werben Yaaaselaetae fur BITE gaeert n SSs aofS !
anb 6opre mad Stem. yprf auspefeat. Diels yamuS,.SSsG
anb fir ben 8ettraunt pom feds Wfpnatsn quits, .H - :
Steler 8tt niGt benuBt wsrben, wtrp Der pS,ras SS y ans
Sfe WretIe rpn Bremen pser 6dpre na6 ylewsgG.t sMS
GrRe Salute 500; spsts 8atate $685. PFfff "a'~' @4Vt
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BON
Odrfcn uub Enrft QnnA

Die 9urtts<9 rect Wltntns, Sarnace unb Wianurocturtno.
S~etnpa9nte btetet 5000 &fer @arten- unb Nerm .aonS az
%sunfigen Septneuneen gum gerfauf an unb wirb fpl6es In
parselen BON ttnem pber metr Nfer ~abaeben.
Au@ Sertduft btelelbe cine 10 a er fra # BON % 7us
Sau uo NIT nnSeritesbarea 3uHub. Dielel6e murSe fHraes
per gum Setrteb etnes S3mel5. Ofea8 uno ether Wfable be.
must. Oas Ydnb liegt In elmer Gatfernuua ypn 4 I4siIsn
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oe@anert SHr9 ME Sertrodnsnce Nueaen lteet tn einer ff6r
9etunpsn Ve9eno unb bat etntn Qanbanaspias nub gDarff an
Curtis grett. SObalb so 5amilien i'd a~nseTebeit BADEN,
nire stne Serbtnouns per DampfbpOt nit Baltimore einse-
a%aaEnlties iSnnen eine aarte pebt gef9reibuns bes aan-
pes 6nrA ben uEtertethnetcn in benz @tl6dftS-Q ptal bes 6rn.
S. y; q8 elto n unb s . ITO. Al, Sin Gbarlesifr. p6er bel
BEN @9enten Der @etsal4aft, 9rn. S n,rp Bauer, No, "a,
gO. 129, Gamoenitr. gratis sr9alten.
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Gin gtertel baar, Der Stef MAD etn, swei un6 tref Sabren
~ sablen. 8dufer erS6erer 9arseaen la6en NniprnS anf
tan8ere Srnt; Staots9rSpertg, 5spStbtten unb StOds 10 err.
Otsls @e!e8eabett btetet beat16en 9~nfebIern, Ste @arteu.
ocef wfartt- carmen 1u1en, peI6t birefte COMMUNE alton NIT
Der Staot babeh etae 8inaise Gslesenteit aum @ntduf.
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z ~ ,OOO S9lnoel uno 2atten gum 8erfauf.
nsosa iissi m' anS sgSS sn Bay nj, ans .aassois sSn alien ; artsn,
@tafa1uneen uno 9%Obslaroeit su gabrifpreifen. Sssrr %v4t ~.
n nnisrm 2slsROfe, 9O. ITO Sisbtar, gDerfte, pSer @fe MN d
Saa22-S Burns & Sloan.
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W. y wa
amben>S tdttpn ben /. Mat 1858,
Dtete ~&pmpa9nte BAT BITE na&fplSeaben Bebineunoen auas.
ncrhtnen, welhe auf alen @mpfnngI1einen aeoruft Set1 mil.
len, Bite fur Vertenoun9en mad Qpfal. unb @nbs Stattpnen Der
Stnte Ter Baltimore uno SbtC- unp Der 8srbinbuuasbabnen
a%uS8e9eben werben.
Sebin9un9en:
uSrd6, welHe sr SetGrberung uufasaeben ipirb. mus In
gutter Sronune, 8ebSri9 pe"paft unb beutltd be1etAuet fem I'm
ent9eeengefebten Ja1e TT bic @ompaante fur ben ger(uf ODER
ME TT n,dt psrantmprtli8 fir bs Auslaufen BON S~lui1ateiten
ireenb tpelbcr &rt, nod fir Nerlufe bur6 8erlprinaen ppn
Sasts nno Barrels init Tluifgfeiren, mel6es burb Nusbeb.
uung Dper iur1 dnbere unuer EetDltbe ltrfd6e entff6t, pber
tnr S1doen, perbet9etnbrt bur6 Drraueibtlibe l1rfoden. seer
bur6 Jeaer wGtrenb DER BelGrberuna Cber an BEN craftsmen
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bersen pber bic Se ibGotguug perberbltder @eaenAGnfe he. Die
Verantpprtltbfett Der &Dmpagnie inter btefem Gmpfdnos
t6etn enot9t, !penn bte Wutet Dpn ben Garren abaelcben fn6.
9pdaren, Medic muir fIr BITE y a n benimmt itnb, ma1eu
NIT ,,Gprcu8b By 8ail' be3iGnet fem. Rtper.gBaoren, Iber
3et6net ietn.
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mems, Gap, 10 pt be S6tffdbrt auf lem Sbtp- 6lude bur6
ietdtes VDaher pber @iS unter orpbeh TT, bic duf bieie QDetie
ccntrdttlt& per @tfenbabn Gnb Glu6 burd1etenpe Tradt RON
gDgeeltne por PETERSBURG per @~iisutabn befDrbert perben
umlasunssfctten 3ptffeH g0beeltng unb = clair, Sbic nnb
plrfer stnre, ub Der Wlnrietta. Rnb Cincinnati @ifenbabn.
Stattpnen. Mae BON btefer &Smpdente bef6rherten CSuter
mtrben mad benz wtrtlt9en @rpB .@ept1t bere net, nit Nus.
na9ne FOLDER @e8entdnos, pte tie in unlerem @eneralsGartf
duf9efubrt inb.
Die @eramt pDrtli&fett Der Baltimore. unS Sttu .@trsu.
ba~bn.aUmpdgnts" 9e5en ben WeIfenber pter @breTaten Scr
betfolgenben Suter TT pbi9en 8etimmRnaen unteraeorbnet.
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peroen iplsn, perben tn btefer Office, pber in Der Sffce BIS
S~tdttDnS.& eenten 8sltefert. 6. e. @prbpn,
ntato,1w Wenerdts 5ra6t-N gent.
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ton 5aae, Np. t31 3ertnstpnfraBe, begDnnen unb wtrb tepen
Nbenb ~fsrtee(ebt bS $101 NDertb Itdet p~ertauft linb.
Btaarbfpieler Defenders fpatena nttt Y~erfeblsn ;u erIdetneu,
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cure eteene S&9Ib. Sbr tRmnt ea1s SSrta8It3 snttn
Gttnefen, Ode RON y att re. unp 8rebertdar.
antpp her GbineIe BON Wpntae Wpr8en Bis Santas @dtt
Rebt unb aud etnlabet ppn fetneta btltsen umb beltfaten Ttee
Inb &ahee gu faufen. Wat6t il
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felt, je elmer In jeDer Warb, fur ben Nertauf bes YrUbes E
me6antf& en- SGdetet. untertc6en 1T badelbe3 u babe
bet 9ep. 80. Mrnolb. 13. gDarb.
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gd9fetenbe 9erren tub erfudt, thren Decentralization ee
gen us balOist nadiufpnnten:
s. 8npbicd, Qebrer. Gtds. Sou, 9uflamieb,
8. Sauer, Or. Yabmeper.
Tfe Grne6itfrn
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&taft etneS Mf es Der General @ifemblp bes Staates MarS.
LAM, paifrt In rer Sanaar. Sibuns 1858 Gap. 253, benannt
gin Ift fir @rrntttelung Der Dteinuus beS 8Ultes uber be
8wefr1GBi8tett br Serufdng ether Convention UNI cine neae
Contribution unb Nprm Der Jleeterune bteies Staatee Az emit.
perfer, uno CUR 0erantaltung Der g6abl pom Dslesaten fir
befa8te GDnse ttSn." NdGrt6t wtrb BIER 1T eeee.
3 en- allen legaIen unb b%ersdheten QDablern In ben SerfGte4
bnnen g0atbs Der Stabt Baltimore, bag cine QDa9l ~ateepalten
miro an ben Derf&iebenen Sttnmptdgea Der g8arbs an D E M
ait benz 26. bela8ten NtOnats I'M III Betref Der 5raee fir
etne Convention, UNI cine neue @pnfituticn unb aOrm Der ste.
9terune au entwerfen, un0 fCl babel in 0anbfArift pber az
6rudt aaf BEN Stimmns stteln, pel6e ~abeegsbta ps,peu, Die
gDprte temerft fetn n Convention" Dber ,,Ngainaf a Gun.
Dentipn' Die Sttmmfdfen foaen pdbrenb 6eS pbenseaann.
ten Cages ge6fnse bletoen Dpn 9 lbr Mtpt9ens Bis 6 ubr Wab.
n~nittass, pte pprgelbrteben pom tSeies.
Gbpm 6 re nj er,
Wdt5e26 Sheriff Der Staot Baltimore.
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@-. Sir 9errn Charles s. @pfcnbOrfcr lieSt ein grtef In
oer Office bs QDefer.
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Baltimore, ben 90. Mprtl.
5dnbltr, 8pFseber. Sn1peftprsn mne yi6tanfdBtse, welde
Stddtslicenien ~beblrfen, werpen btermit au fsstprbcrt ibre 81.
ccnitn erneuern su 1ahe4, an uber Dor benz 10. Nat, anbern
5als tie In bic eeisslt6e Strafe SerfaItn.
Mae Mppltfanten fur cine vicente fir Musfbenfen BON Spts
rttupfen beim q as, muFen cine @etOmmonoattpa mitbrtn.
Gen, wel&e BON @tInSe8entbImern In ibrer na9lten Na9bar.
l6att unter3etGnet 1T.
uebsr bic Yretfe Der 9teenfen fete ben tGslt6eu Clipper.
Mp20,3 ia.I. Us. s, y m III, Glerf.
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Gtdot NOmptrOllcr8 Sfice.
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Nptt3 ntrb bfermtt 9e8e6en, baB ale Don benz WiauDr nnb
StAbtrdtb Dpn Baltimore auS8eielte QtB nfen som 1. bis sum
20. n1bften Wtpnats erneuert peroen mlGen.
Np21 Int 9 a M. c c bi n. GDu ptrpGer.
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6SNrf1r1N1< 0N1an9
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the nAFTsNlAnes JounnAl.

most sore defeat. The South unfortunately
loves distractions, and the political intris-
uers of the North feed her on them to hef
hearts content. They give her little else.
Mr.. Buchanan. no doubt, regards the Lecomp-
ton constitution as Gen. Pierce regarded tue
Nebraska lava shadow which the south
absurdly insists upon grasping. and which,
seeing that the substance lies securely in the
lap of the North, he may help her to grasp
with reasonable certainty of convincing the
North afterwards that he was really helping
her. In the meantime, he will of course conhI
on the unlimited devotion of the South IN re-
turn for the shadow received This We cen
ceive to be the view which particularly kind
les Mr. Buchanau's energies in behalf or Le-
compton. Undoubtedly he is destined, soon
er or later, to the bitteiest disappointment Of
! his life. But that is has business.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

SPECIE HoARDED.-There never was pc
riod in the history of our country, when so
much specie was boarded as at the present
time. Indeed it is contended by the New Y ork
Erening Post that the specie now in the Uni
ted States exceeds the bank-note circulation.
1t is estimated that there is about $500, ,000, GOO
of coin outside of the banks and in the hands
of the people. The amount in the banks is
estimated at 10000, ,000, making total of
$3.50, ,000, 900. The Secretary of the Treasury
puts down the bank note circulation at S214,-
100000. Thus it appears that the specie ex-
ceeds the bank circulation to the amount of
SAC 100000. The country is certainly rich.
There is an abundance of money. Confidence
is all that is wanted to bring it out.
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CLEARFIELD, PA, FEB. IT. 1858.

rWe were somewhat surprised, on read
ing the last number of the Ciearfeld RePu6h-
ean. to find that the editors attempt to throw
the blame of the recent simuss" in congress
upon Mr.. Grow. Political zeal may have in
duced them TO make the statement they dld,
and viewing it in that light, we may, perhaps,
thank our stars that Mr.. Keitt is not convert
ed downright into martyr, for we know oil
none who are more commercially awake to the
interests of their party, than our downtown
neighbors. Nearly all the accounts of the af-
fair alluded to, agree in thu owing the blame
upon Mr.. Keitt, except, perhaps, the one orl-
einated by the n. Y. Herald, a paper that is
proverbial for its utter disregard of truth. 1t
is no argument to say that Mr.. Grow was out
of his seat, tor it is a well-known fact that but
few members were in their seats at the time
some were stretched out on sofas, some on
chairs, others walking up and down the aisles,
as was Mr.. Grow, and all answered to their
names from whatever position they occupied
when called. We by no means approve OF
personal coliisions-we think they are discred-
liable. Still it is plain that Mr.. Grow acted
only in self-defence, and was, therefore, right
IN knocking the other down, and thus teach
ing Southern bully of the Preston Brooks
kidney, that Northern men ,riH resent insults
in such manner as they deserve. The best
refutatIon, however, of the statement in the
Republican is contained in Mr.. Keitt's own a.
po,ogy, made to the House on the Sth, which
we find in the Congressional proceedings, viz
ssMr. Keitt IS. c. rose to personal expla
nation. He said that the House would remem
Der that its proceedings during the session o
Friday were broken in upon in an unpleasant
manner. 1t was due TO fair dealing that hC
should assume to himself ALL the responsible
ty for the violation of its order, dignity ant
decorum. He uGs the aggressor, and luhGtere1
responsibility properly attached 10 that act be
ionged 10 h,3 alone. 1t WAS also due to justice
that he should make whatever reparation /
was in his power to the dignity and decoruu
of the House thus violated. He did this II
the expression of his profound regret at tb
occurrence. Personal collisions are alway
unpleasant, very seldom excusable, rarely jus
tihable-never in legislative body. lie fel
IN full force the responsibility which he as
sumed in saving that lie was the aggressor, ant
that the entire responsibility properly belong
ed to him. He was unconscious, he added
of having received blow.
This is plain language, and 10 special plead
ing can pervert its intent or meaning.
Mr.. Grow also expressed his regret that ne
cessity had constrained him to engage in
personal strife: s.yet the right of self-defenc
he recognized as one of the inalenable right
under all circumstances, whenever necessar
for the protection of life or property"
And so the matter was ended.
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cUsoUEHAN.NA HOTEL

- CHrsrensuiile, Clearfsld Connty, Pens'a.
The subscriber. formerly of the Exchange Hotel,
Phiipsburg having taken the aoove house. situate
in the east end of the Borough of Curwensviils:
on the bank of the Susquehanna River, would res
pectfully announce to the travelling public that
he is fully prepared to accommodate strangers
and all others who may favor him with call.
The house is new. well furnished, large and COM
modous and travellers will find every convenience
necessary TO their comfort. Ample stab!ing IL at
tachcd to the premises DAVID JOHNSTON.
CnrwensyiIie February IL. 1858.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

A call has been published for an informal
Republican Convention at Harrisburg on the
22d inst. If those who are ct the head of this
movement would just have little patience,
and 'siet we'll enough aione," they would be
acting the part of sensible men. few h&Sty
fools can do more harm at one meeting than
small regiment of prudent men can undo in
q twelve-month.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

The Louisville Journal, in couple articles,
handles the recent message of the President
on Kansas affairs sswithout gloves.'' We give
In another column one OF the articles, and are
sorry that want of space prevents us from CIV
ing the others. As containing the views of a
Southern editor, the articles deserve more
than ordinary attention.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

MINNEsoTA.-AleX. Ramsey has taken the
proper steps to contest the election of Henry
b. Sibley, as Governor of Minnesota. Sibley
was the Democratic candidate, and was count
ed in by means of bogus returns from wild dis
tricts in the extreme north, remote from the
influence OF population.
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onfort, having been abandoned by his troops,
who went over to the opposite faction, left the
city of Mexico, when the Pro. unciados enter
cd the palace, and named Acorsigo de Nota-
bles as head of the government. The entire
country is in state of disturbance, and ru-
mors of approaching conflicts are rife.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

LARGE SKArIYGPARTIEs- Pond
near Boston, on Saturday, Jan. %, 1900 per
sons were assembled at one time on the ice.
and over 500 on sllatcs-among them several
females. AtLong Pond neal. Worcester. the
same scene was enacted. The ladies at North
anton, Massachusetts, have also turned out in
i"li Ierce as skaters, with the Canada arrange
'heht Tor confning their skirts. Among the
skaters in that town a few DAYS ago was Rev
Dr. Allen, aged 70, who exhibited u degree of
,lsor and agility quite equal to many OF the
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Rev. Beverly Waugh, senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died on the 9th
inst, at his residence in Baltimore. He was
40 years of age. He entered the ministry of
the 81 E. church in 1909, and his loss will be Sc
yerciy felt.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb, 1l.-Much Indignation
is expressed at Orr's arrangement of the Se-
lect Committee Oh Kansas. Not only has he
given the LecomDtonites majority, thus vio-
lating the parliamentary custom, but has to-
tally disregarded the wishes of the Anti-Lc-
comptoniteS, and composed the minority of
the Committee very weakly.
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1t is automatically known in WASHINGTON that
Gov. Denver has written to the President, ad-
yisiDg against the acceptance of the Lecomp-
ton constitution. Gov. d. says that its accen.
tance UiA undoubtedly bring on civil war
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Regent John Calhoun has finally declared
aFree State majority on the State officers and
in the Legislature, at the late election in Kan
sas. Some of the Southern fire-eaters at Wa
shington are awfully ssriled'' at John for ma
king the declaration in this way.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

john Wesley quantity said that the road to
heaven was narrow path, not intended tor
wheels, and that to ride in coach here and
go to heaven hereafter, was a happiness too
much for = man.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Mr.. Jackman has introduced bill into opr
State Legislature, providing for the sale Of the
sauals owned by the Commonwealth,
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A. MONTGOMERY. z A. u.pprr
~ EW FIRM, AND NEW GOODS
l just received ri the Store of
VI o n T G o merry IL HIPPTE

CS5yw~RsrtIG. Pa.
Consisting of everything usually kept in a coun-
try store. Also. large quantity of Drugs 10
which We invite the attention of Physicians and
large quantity of Patent Medicines, among
which may be found the following, to wit:
DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Dr. Curtis Hygeana inhaling vapor
DR.. Loudens Medicines.
DR. Holloway 8 Ointment and PilIs
DIR. Thompson S Medicines.
DR.: osbourn's Golden Ointment,
DR.. Wrght's Indian Pills. -
Dr. Trask S Magnetic Ointment.
DR.. Clarks Female Pills
DIR, Hoffinan's German Bite g.
DR. Beaty's Arabian Ointment. for SPAWN and
Ringbonc; a certain cure
ALSO, Flour, Grain, Fish, Cheese. Bacon Beans
Dried Apples, Salt. &c. on hands ut all times
Ihe above we effer low for CASH, as we wish
strictly to adhere TO the Reafg-Pay System We
offer our goods, in price as low as the lowest and
IN exchange viii take all kinds of produce at tho
highest Cash prices We invite all to give MS n
call and judge for themselves Feb q 1858
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

Bro rs valuable for timber and the lands also be-
ing of good quality.
The premises being vested by conveyance and
descent in VIM NJ. Dubois, minor son of Matthias
Dubois, deceased, and the sale being made by cr-
der of the Court for his benefit.
Title indisputable.
TEEMs.-0ne half cash on confirmation of the
SALE and the balance in one year with interest 10
be secured by bond and mortgage upon the prom
ises.
For further particulars or information address
Cen Robert Fleming, Williamsport, or Wm. A.
Wallace, Clcarield. - "
By order Of Court.
REUBEN u MUNDY.
auardian of VIM NJ Dubois
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New Advertisements.

EAUTION.-AIl persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or meddling with one
yoke of cattle in the possession of James c. Gill;
Of Beccaria township. as the same belong to me.
JAMES 4. HEGARTY
Janesville February II, lS58-5t-pd.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-02-17

3 The Roman Catholic Missions have sustain
ed heavy losses by the rebellion in India, and
the clergy in that country are looking to Eu-
rope and America for assistance.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY At pRIvArB

SALE-The undersigned is DESTROYS of sell
ling his farm situate in Penn township. Clea rield
county. Pa, one mile from Pennsviile. the road
leading to Punxsutawney, containing one hHH-
aTeI acres and allowance. Fifty of said Land
are cleared and in high state of cultivation. of
which 10 acres are in meadow. There is erected
on the premises 3 comfortable ] story log house,
good barn. and other necessary out-buiidings
There Is also quantity of most excellent Pine
and other timber on the land \ clear and irlis-
putablc title will be given TERMS-one fourth
IN hand, and the balance in three equal annual
payments secured by mortgage or jud yIuent bonds.
For any further information apply to the subscri-
ber residing on ;he premises
THOMAS II. MARTIN
Penn tp January 81. lo5S-6t
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OUA statement of our Borough Finances
will be found among the new advertisements.