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nal contain unt word ol Truth lla un
dpaanis mll we'll that slave lhhl. N.ll
up,pi invade lbe NORTH lhhl il VIII not
Iay that 10 would hp ruinuus w ihg'e
mad enough to mhkUilo experiment Ihe
u,t BE- also well known to senator Seward
that white labor will never master The cot.
ton and rice fields OF South Carolina, W
the upar plantations OF Louisiana, And
for the same rcasona IL will notpoy Why
then this proclamation The reason b.
Obvious II is for the purpose of ngitotion'
IL Is to still further open the Croyicc bcs
tween the north and the south, so thntthe
wedge OF Ant-Smyory can be driven to
the head, and either roud the Union asun-
der or compel one portion OF the nation to
hold its rights at the mercy o! the other.
This has been the point to which all the
Anti-Slayery movements of the country
have been directed 10y SenatorSeword,ond
now the time has come for decisive blow
and il is given in his Rochester speech
The maioritics in the northern States have
w.mantcd the Senator in supposing that
the pear isripc He sees the Presidency in
the near foreground, and to reach 1t has
thus unmasked his programme and put
himself before the nation upon it. That
programme is entirely Incompatible with
the pcrpetuity Of the Uuion. If carried
out, it must sever the nation in twain as
with the force of an earthquake. 1t is op.
pesed to the Consttr ton, to the rights OF
the States under that instrument, TO the
best interests Of all its inhabitants. 1t is
the programme of heartess demagogue,
and should be repudiated by all honest,
patriotic men.
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THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY BULLE
TIN,

4 handsome, well ll-fllcd, Family Weekly News
~ paper-is published by the propricJ,rs at the
following unprece ented low rates IL copy, one
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Hon. 7. L. HARRIS, Member Of Con
gress FROM Illinois, who took prominen
part ir the discussion in the House last
winter, died of consumption few days
nuO
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Nov. IS, 1858.
1NIColN nE a "a

MS hereby given to all that il may concern, that
4 have settled up all the business between
Peter Labord and myself, and will not be held
responsible for any OF his responsibilities con-
trncted after this date.
CRISTIAN LAB0RDE.
Union tp., Nov. 20, 1858. 3Lpd.
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JOSHUA S. JOHNSON,

GABTMl2E MALNI,
II AyING fitted up a shop few doors east
IL of the "0LD JEW SToRE," on Market st.,
desires to inform the community at large, that
he keens on hanh q vnrietY of
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CAUTION.

LII persons are hereby cautioned against
~ moddling with a yoke Of oxen, out two
years old, now in possession Of Jacob Shiyely of
Brady tp,, as the said oxen belong to me. and
are loft with him on loan only.
H. W. KORB.
Luthcrsburg, Nov. 20, 1858. 3tpd.
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS my wife, Sarah Wordsworth. has
w left my bed and board without just cause
or proyocation, l therefore caution all persons
from trusting her on my account as | will not
pay any debts of her contracting, from and after
this date
...... JASON wEDsWORTH,
Fox tp. Nov II, ls5s.-3tpd.
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BERK County SPECIAL ELECTToN.-Gen.
VIM. II. Kem the "independent'
"Whangdoode' candidate for Congress in
Beiks CO., has been elected by about 400
majority over Joel b. Wanncr, Democrat.
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TelegraphiC News.

Telegraphlc News
WAsHIyGToN, Nov. 27.-There is no
truth in the report circulated throughout
the South that Secretary Cobb has accept
ted the position Of Minister to France.
The Cabinet was in extraordinary ses-
sion to-day on matters to be presented
to Congress on the opening OF the ses-
sion.
A Kansas letter, from an authentic
scource, mentions that Montgomery and
his associates have been indicted, but are
evadng the process of the law.
MArCu CHUNK. Nov. IA fire broke
out here at o'clock this afternoon in the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Companys
carpenter shop; The shop was entirely
consumed, together with the Company S
warehouse at the wharf and large guam
tity of goods and lumber, &c. The damage
Isestimatcd at from four to five thousand
dollars.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-Tne State Treasur-
rr of Missouri has given notice that the
semiannual interest on the State railway
bonds, due on January lst, will be paid at
maturity, at the Bank Of Commerce, New
York.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 27.-Gen. Walker is
reported 20 be still near mobile Mr.
Forsyth passed through here last night for
Washington.
Nlw YoRK, Nov. 28.-The mail steam
ship Illinois with California dates to the
jth inst, has arrived, bringing 81, 100000
in gold.
The steamship Hermann had arrived at
Panama, and sailed on the llth inst, di-
rect for San Fransisco
The ship Telassar, of Boston had sunk at
Aspnwall.
The California news has been anticipated
by the arrival of the Quaker City at New
Orleans.
The ship Jalapa, wrecked at Aspinwall,
had proved a total loss. She had on board
$50 tons Of coal
The United States sloop. of-war Decatur
was at Realcjo. a..
General Lamar remains at San jose.
SOUTH AMERICA.
VALPARAISO dates had been received at
Panama to October 18th, and Callao the
Goth.
q, ioI"''oi' a. ',''Ae.' " ~ "'' '',
the line had been made, but nothing else
of Importance had transpired.
A fire had destroyed 100000 worth OF
property in San Juan de Dios street.
A new contract had been made by the
Chilian Government with the Pacific Steam
Nayigation Company for five years, for
caryingthe mails.
receNed his passports ana retIreo rom 'n"'
country: ,.
C"slIla haa D'eh oGcitreu IIesl'!ei''
ana Congress mad passed law au'hori|ihs
h, 10 I''Se iii'e''' 't'o''7'',u ii'o'', " NJ
ply iuH"s lHr MT' Hl'St 20 y, s"ia'@e .ne ~ ~
lolu' % ""''' ''' '''''' ''''''' - "" 'S"''''' ~,
''o'' p.,,;.;..,, ...o, a,o,al., ., l.,
UeIeIt' E i''l5i..i"I was VIo"sI; ai;,o, bo
auso' Gn ,e tonti,m uS'I' UoI ~ to % Nor Wills
is ~ uIeo' "I,e'S,y wv SomtL ~ Wv s;stod /, PnI
iyia.
The Ecuadorian Government had re-
ceivcd a quantity Of American rifles anC
was rapidly preparing for war. ......
I The latest news from Callao is, that Gen
San Roman had come down from Lima t
despatch the Peruvian feet to blockade
the EGueuorlah ports, an" 'l"V war h''
been uenm'ely uecI'reo'
SAvANNAH, Nov. 3O.-The Mobile Mrc,g.
of SATURDAY. says that most of the Nicar
guam emigrants continue foreman in tina
city, and many ofthem are gro wingrestiy
at the detention.
!. w,su,xorov Nov % Nv Forsytb
day.
!, Paulding Tatnall also arrivedts.daywitI
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Dissolution of Partnership,

HAVlNG sold out the stock of goods on
ii hand, and the outstanding debts due at our
salem City Store, the firm of Barrett 4 Brother
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 3lst day
Of August A. d, 1865. --
p. W. BARRETT,
j. c. BARRETT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-01

JuDGE DouGLAs has been invited by the
citizens of Memphis, Tenn, to agree to a
public reception on his way to New Orleans.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-12-01

DLANK ARTICLES of Agreement, legal form,
I'D between School Directors and Teachers, for
sale at the Office Of the "Clearfeld Republican"
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DELEGATE MEETING.

In pursuance Of the usages Of the party
the Democracy of Clearfeld held meet
ing in the Court House on Thursday the
18th Of November 1858, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the next 4th ofMarch
Convention.
The meeting was called to order by e.
lecting Hon. \. X. Wright President, and
DR.. G. F. Hoop Secretary.
The president upon taking the Chain
stated the object of the meeting, which is
embraced in the following
Resolutions.
ReJoivci, that we rocomend Israel
Test ESQ. of Clearfeld and VIM. p. Jenk'
ESQ. of Jefferson Co. as delegates to rep
this Representative district in the neXt
Democratic State Convention, and Gen
Joseph Mcdonald of Cambria Co. as Sena'
torial delegate to said Convention,
Resolved, That r. j. Wallace and 7. j
Mccullough be and are hereby appointed
representative and L. J. Grams and &. F
Hoop Senatorial conferees to meet in con
ference with the other counties composing
the district in case it shall become neces'
sary.
Rcsoiucd that we recommend to the
standing committee the proprety of sub
mitting the question of changing the sys
TEN Of nominating candidates for county
officers. By order of the officers.
G. f. HOOP, Sect.
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SAhps
CUBA HOTEL, SAYNEsVILLE, PA

THE above Hotel, having recently been htted
for the accommodation of the public Travellers
will find this convenient house.
May 10, 1858, JOHN JORDAN
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4 lNdl w TnI01I -HHI tn-lI0
inn roNstiitAttns.
Pans nttitsts tna

"A ropiNNaii1H h. tui aat.
Thourh 'hi ~ train Of snr ban.
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uEAvY md DRESS Oven. COATS ,sllin &
ycry CHEAP nj KRATzEWs.
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kfw AbvEhristMENfs

INuRs and BuFFALo ROBES to suit N,
| sonson, nj KRATZER's.
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No. 1l2, South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-01

JAN. 30.-'rhe Southern mails bring New Or
leans papers MS late as due. They contain Gal
weston dates to the 18th ult The ireshet in
Trinity River continues, and the mails have
been cut of. The Indians have made foray
into Erath, Patio Pinto and Coryl counties. ma
ny settlers have heen murdered and a number of
hn ses stolen. The impression is that the In
dams are in communication with, or in the en-
ploy of Brigham Young.
The Government employees are being paid
monthly salaries to-day principally in one hn-
drcd Treasury notes and a small portion of spe-s
cie
Official advices from the Pacific show that the
Indian tribes, though Pcdceable, have been much
excited by the minors that have reached them
of the destruction of Government stores, and it
was feared that there is disposition on their
part 10 break out into open hostilities.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs are
engaged in the preparation of report on the
Centrul American affairs, which viii, it is said,
support generally the views df the President.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINcrSSATI Jan. SO.-Eiver ;alien inches
since last evening" Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. so. River stationary, with
z feetiu the canal. Weather cloudy. Mcfcu-
ry IS.
ST. Lotus, Jan. sO.-Riyer falling slowly at
this point. The Missouri continues to rise. The
Illinois is about stationary, with 4 feet in The
channel. Nothing from the Upper Mississippi
since last report. Weather cloudy Mercury
SO.
Pr?-ssurGu,, Jan. S0.-Eiver seet 9iHches,
EIlps. Wcaibcr clear. Mercury 80.
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nALrIMORE MAEKRT.

Jan. 3O.-FlourlUll. Wheat ouie, and Steady;
red 81 GOAL, 10; white g, 1sal,25. Whi.e Coro
j8c; yellow 54a55. " hisky 2Oa9le. Provis-
Meals, l-4c for shoulders 5.sa7 81 for sides.
Bacon, Ia for shoulders, l.2aS 3-4 for sides.
Lard &c. N. Y. Exchange 12 per ct prem.
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TERRIrORlAL ITEMS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 3O.-The Independence cor
respondent of the Republican, gives some addi-
tional items FROM the Utah army:
Capt. Marcy was expected back by the mid
die of April, and as soon thereafter us transport
tation can be effected, johnson viii make an
effort TO enter Salt Lake City. -r-
Joseph c. Irwin, who brought news to In
dependence, met large number of Ar'apaho,
Sioux and Pawnee Iudians at different points on
the Plains Irwin is bearer of dispatches %
The Government.
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-toiise Matters have quit. The Alderman,
with feet upon level with their heads. nurse
their big round bellies and look anxiously out
upon the world, hoping. for something to turn
up Upon the old saying, that new broom
sweeps clean, we predict brisker times, when
the new Sergeant and new deputies take charge
OF affairs We must have something in the
sensation" line, and that quickly, or "spile.'
no.. ----Ss<esS-----
Whipped his IVye.-on Saturday afternoon
LIST George Mckinley, living in the End Ward,
was interrupted in the exhilarating exercise of
beating his wife, aud taken before Alderman
Wright, who sent him total for thirty days
Officer Scroggins had the gentleman in charge,
and owing to the extraordinary weakness Of
his legs, caused by excessive drinking it was
found necessary to carry him most of the way,
OFT the 1EGeh.-The way train East on.Sat-
urday morning ran off the track at Rosebys
Rock, badly damaging the engine aud breaking
up three cars.
Tts RiOer-'rhe river is falling slowly with
only feet iucbes wafer in the channel The
weather on Saturday was quite cold, and con-
tinued cloudy during the whole of the day.
The Liberty left on Saturday evening for Gin 3
natl with good trip.
Country Merchants will find complete as
sortment of Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye
StuffS, Brushes, Notions, &c, &c, at The Bridge
Corner Drug Store of z. H. LOgun DC Go. SAT-
isfaction warranted in goods aud prices.
MeSsrs. L. & Co., are agents also for Dr.-A =
g T;,,I,l,S cSIeh~,,fo3 T;..,. p;yl.I
They have for sale all the popular and reliable
medicines of the day, which they offer 10 the
trade at the lowest market rates.
A LIVER R&MEDY.-We wish 10 say 10 every
person who reads this that there is an article
known us DIR. SANFoED's ISvleoRAroE, or Liver
Remedy. which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any ofits forms, such as
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia and numerous other cour-
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest prepa. atoms or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted, us experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gem
orally the first cause OF consumption, but de-
biliated system, caused by the improper action
of the liver which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw OFT diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs at The mercy ofthis
disease, because the liver has incapactatcd
them from performing their proper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused by cold.
Thus 60 prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough 10 throw off
slight diseases of the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver rene
dy or cure for debliated system than DIR.
Sanfords Invigorator, forit has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till its results
edy, and one that can be relied on Lancaster
Wig. jams
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W. rsouest that our patrons would always
..ain their advertisements by three o'clock
.' tbs afternoon, in order to secure their inser
a,a in in the morning following. The crowd Of
Il" .i,bt work renders it necessary.
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s1IpERIOR NEWS INK.
net received at this Office, another lot of Burr's
.In.-.ns best in the country. Orders from
''' .,.. s5.e, promptly filled. Terms cash.
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NEW YORK MARKET. ?

JAN 3O-Flour duii; 5000 bills sold. Wheat
has u declining tendency. Corn declining Pro-
visions quiet Whisky dull. Stocks tiFmer-
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NOW is THE TIME

~ SEt4 W u L4I4G.loN5SSS0
AT 11SX MAIN ST., A, the loot of the Hill
PARTRIDGE in consideration hard times will for
few weeks Putup pictures reduced prices For proof
please cali yourself many styles
OF ne at from 81 100 cent hollow the prices
Dec. 70, '51. ~ - = q 80 80
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CARLT1E, IN, Jane g, iSh9-
IhaVe used Prof o. J. WoOas haiF Restorative, and
have admFsd It's AObdstfnl fleets. y LaiF
ting, thought aIuTeIy tTay, but
restorative II has original color aud have
no doubt, permanently 90.
3 BRESsE, ex-senator, l. 3.
o. J. WOOD CO., Pr0pTfetoTg, SI5 IL n Y.,(In
the great n. Y. Wire Railing AlnFkeG
street, Lois, 1fs. old Is an sUod DFusststs
. dee8:dtE&u5G. - $50
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COMM ERGIAL.
WHOLESALE NIxAI2II IlI.
WHzHLlNu, Jan, II, 1855.

CogkEcTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL. SALES,
y Rye. "a. l'UII PA REY.
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IUChEtMAN The MAIL ItUBbEF. y
NEw HAvGE, Jat. 3O.-Tuckerpun, charged
With mail robbery, has been held in $20,OOO
Eni for. frinl on The 9Th of Feb. He was COM
United ia default.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-01

n i naa Killed in Board Tree Tunnel On
.ua,sdAy Inst mason named Hugh Campbell,
spp'oyed in Board Tree Tunnel, was almost
IT, Killed by the fall of an immense rock.
f,s was soldier in the late Russian war and
'''snt all through the Crimea.
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AhRIVAL
HATS AND CAPS,
NJ - :. 4 - I

HATS AND GAPS,
AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
NNy have this uAy received very large Mems,
wv Youths B"y 5 Fall and Winter Caps, Which
purchased since the advent % present ard
were OOusht for cash. consequently purchased
usually low rates. aud Nl sell them from ~ - per
cent lower than they city. lfe
can offer good cloth caps At from upwards and
plush from 70 Therefore all IA Of
good fS winter cap, and wishes money these
hard times, requested call
4 ID. SONS Cheap store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-01

-. ciToulation of any Pape- in West
LafeV'' ern Virginia.
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SETTLEMENTS.

ecouNTS against al paEvs indebted 10 the satseri-
Z a. rs sii Be ssss oai 5nd rsady feF sstslr1nrrt
that time al be pEesSnted with thsm ineSteT thereaf
sNr. tdSe281 MCLALLRNS, KNOX 6 90.
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r.; Ndsi0net Democrat We see that our old
s ts,sl'a and Acquaintance. j, A. Kissenger. has
nm .so'l'e one of the editors of the above named
i SsS'' published at London, Ohio. Kissinger
ssodfeaoE and we wish him success.
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TNTELLIGENCER

tn ,1,' :. furnished to subscribers living in any
6 the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
pr ~. leaving their names at the Office, or at
'' = Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
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4 Child Murdered IL lI,es;sO:xiaad County.
a horrible affair occurred at the westmoreland
t"'1'y' Pa, Poor House on Monday last, the par-
0Su'arS Ofwhich we fiud in tho Greensburgh
e'per$ lnnatic named Dennis had been con.
, 0 ~ IN the Poor House for about ,wo years.
VI Monday afternoon a school teacher with. a
rpnOer OF her scholars paioi asvisit to the Poor
, "ouSe, Dennis had always manifested a great
s% towards children, and onsmeeting the
II children in the hail. seemed much excited.
~ walked to the end of the hall, where a child,
s;n 0"s'ng to Mrs. Fertz, was sitting in the door
SUI andseizing ii by the feet, dashed its brains
~; Sa' against the door sill before any one could
interfere to prevent him.
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FnlEsD WOOD It long time SAY yeu 1t miss
helu letorpA got the 1slt % dSuolhtlYe tke XEu
gave an order your agent IN DetT0 aId Nhsn
t We concluded TO t0 it b. Mana 1f, the
test OF its Il has done al that
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nessed its eneets using hdiBE
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fo= IL Again, very peetiully AID Iluiy, ouIE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-01
DIRSohuTION.

THE fDOaRe oovEiil is this day dlssolssd by
mutual This business OF the rni viii be laft
the A. 5. DnAne, who Is fully authorized
the Of the trtn 10 settling mp lie affairs.
ItFff As. pOANE,
Wheeling, Jan. 9Th, ISIS. WI. COWGILL.