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CONTENTS.

ence, Copernicus, daliieo, Newton, the Tsnnls ~
Science. klectron's Trance, His Awaksninr. ~.
tron Tortured, Attraction and Repa lsion Iiss1ss1
In Germany, The Electrical Machine. Elsotrcs rs
trapped, The Lsydsn Jas, Franklin ana Ah Kite.
The lightning Captured, The Kite IL R.rHs2
frankiins Magic, Tho Thunder storm. TIA Th.@~
G der-B Bolt, The Lightning Rod, The Northern LsS1s
The Arctic Aurora, Gslvanism, Volta, RlectScrsS n
nMetsmorphosss, Tale Of Tear, The Arsi1siai
DaAmond, on SaAkspssrss Oli9, Tho Hnbmarlns HI.
tisn, The Telegraph Realised, The AvsnsS ~
Blood, The Electric Fire-Alarn,, The Rlectrotvre.
Cause Of choiers, Table Tsrninr, Ocean Tsls.
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CHARLES KADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

ATEof paui's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court.
~ landt ST., New York. would respectfully tendc,
his professional services to the ctissns of keok
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
IN establishment corner OF I'd and johnson sts .
"nposite the Gait House, where, by punctual at
i. :" business he hopes to secure the patron.
tentioa ~anity.
age of this co,..
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HAIR CUTTING, "nING
AND SHAMpU,
Done with Ncatness aud Dlspa sch.
Y. y. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery
lubin's Extracts. DO. which he offers for sale At
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Sept. l. '58-dy
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ROBERT McNAUJ

7 ENanner, at the old stand in Curwensyills..
l. Dec. 2s, 1851
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AHDW ARE of every description for sale
IL at moderate advanceat the store Of
may lG.] W.F.IRWIN;
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NOTICE.

LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY on the estate OF
John Smith, late of Bell tp., deceased, ha-
wing been granted to the undersigned, all
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, are requested to make imme-
date payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
GEO. SMITH. ;,
LEWIS SMITH. L" Is
feb. 3, jS.
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SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwensyillc, Penna.

Nhc subscriber, formerly Of the Exchange H..
Il tel, Philipsburg, having takea tbs sbovs
new stand situate on tho bank Of the river, in tb
lever end Of Curwensyille, would announce s,at
he is now ready for the accommodation Of stran
gers and all others who may favor him with .
call. The house Is large and comfortable. IN
travellers will find every convenience necessary
their comfort Ample stabling is attached to thS
premises.
Tsf- The bar Is filed with the choicest liqlqcr
DAVID JOHNSON
February 10, 1855.
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I,OR ,Ase fot the war 1898 and issf. No.
II tee is htlchy slsen lhal IN pursnance Of AZ
act o. Assembly, rassea the i2h dny u june,
-, 1915, entitled "Au act ie smcnd m hci dires
ting ihs noae p ssllles un~alcd lands fot ias
sf' Acs the following tracts of nnscated lands In
Cleataeld vovnty viii he exposed 10 public sale
or cutlery, Tor the laacs unpaid aud due thereon.
al The Court House In Tho borough Of Clsarfeld
on ihe vccend Menday q June next; .UHI
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-ClLTLNN

A Lii persons are hereby cautioned against
N buying, or in any way meddlns with 2
Mich Cows one red and the other brindlo. now
in the possession oi Joseph Millward, of Decatur
tp, as the said cows belong to me, and are in his
possession on loan only, subject to my ordcs and
control. ... ....
Lrrr .r.r ,..s DAVID GOSS.
sept.23, 1851. 3tpd. d |. T I...I
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OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in ex,
" change for TIN and HARDWARE at tho
establishment Of
NEE a2L, ClaTER:
July TO- 1857.
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@ StT0NE WARE POTTERY FOR sAIr

NIVNE W AKE POTTEHN FOR SAET
- The property occupied by Porter & Bro. III
Brady tp, near Luthcrsburg, will be sold low (as
the owner contemplates removing westward) tho
pottery is in good order and has connected will
it about 60 acres Of land, about one half in grasi
the balance in wood. There is new tive story
dwelling and sufficient stabling and sheds on tn
place Good material for the manufacture OF
stone ware and abundance Of coal ore on the
property. For terms apply to
L, J. GRAMS, Clsar6eld.
May ?. Is57.-tf.
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EILL AND WINTER GOODS

rENHE Esubscriberrespectfilly informs his friends
Il and the public genorolly, that he has Just
opened full assortment of fresh Fall and Winter
Goods at his old stand in the borough of Clear
fcld-embracing every thing necessary for indi-
yiduals, families, or the business wants Of the
community. ...r
Ladies' wear, Mem wear Groceries, Hardware,
and Qucenswarc Alse Ready Made Clothing,
Hats Caps, Boots & Shoes in all varieties, &c.
All Of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms, and for cash lower than they can be found
elsewhere. ~ Call and c,
WM. l.. MOORE.
Jan. 8, 1855.
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ROBINS EXPECTO'RANT
And Compound syrup Of w Id Cherr
FOR THE CURE OF

Fdh lHE CURE OF
BRONCHIAL Affections, Coughs, Colds, Pleu.
ID risy, Bronchitis, Asthma, aud all other dis
eases Of the throat and lungs, except Consdmp.
ton. This invaluable remedy is no 'quack nos
tiun, but is prepared frem the recipe Of regular
physician, who during practice Of twenty five
years, used it with unparlllclled.s success 1t is
combination Of expcctorant remedies. simple in
their character mud used by every educated ply
sician. It's cn.lly taken, produces no nausca OF
other disagrecable effects, and gives almost imme.
diatc relief In this ever changing climate, where
coughs and colds 80 frequently end in Consump.
ton and.dcnth no iamilyf should bo without thi.
CERTAIN CURE. .
il would bo easy to follow IN tho wake Of Tho
vcndcrs Of patent medicine, and multiry certili.
Gates got up for the occasion. Of miraculous cures
no such advontitions aid is necessary in in
Producing this preparation to the public Its real
value, and never failing success. in accomplishing
all promised for it, cannot but give it q wide cir
culation, and recommend it to an thcso afflicted
with diseases for which it is o remedy.
Price 37l Cents per- Bottle.
Prepared exclusively by
THOMAS ROBINS, Druggist,
Feb. p, lS57.-tG Cleared, IA.
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BOOK! BOOkS!t

A extensive assortment of new and populJ
~ books which the undersigned has added to nj
Drng Store, embracing great variety, in part ~
follow Theological, Law, Historical, Poetieals
and Miscellaneous Books. together with a gcnsras
assortment of School Booi.s Blank Books, Payson
6sDuntons Splendid Copy Books. Also, great
variety Of stationary, 49,. are offered to the public
extremely low.
Books supplied to order ON the shortest notice:
c. ID. WATSON
Clenr6eld Oct, 27,.-ls5i
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RAIN. J. q. BARrswI,
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.

hK. HENKI LUKAIN, having associated
~ with him in the practice Of Medicine DR.. j.
G. HARTSWICK, they offer their professional
services to the citizens of Cleathslq and Vicinity
They will attend to professional calls at all hour,
and inall seasons
DR.. lIartswck will be found during the daS b,
their office opposite DR.. Lorains fesiGehce, and 4,
night at his residence, one door north Of Reed 4
| Weayers store.
Clearfeld, June lG, 1886.
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HOUSED

NJ VIEW ARRANGEUENT
The subscriber respectfully announces to the publ
lie that he has taken the above stand, in the Dor
ough of Olearfeld and is prepared to accommo-
date all who may give him a call. The public
may rest assured that it will be conducted in the
best manner possible. His table will be supplied
with the belt the market affords. His Bar filled
with the choicest brands of wines and liqnors, and
his stables will be under the care of attentive and
careful ostlcrs sDANIEL NJ. WEAVER:
Feb. IL, 1S57.-y.
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nR. LtTCTs TAtN CURER, AyT1BILI
IL Gus REMEDY and RESTORATIVE, for
Colds, Cough, Group, 6c.-Sold at Jos Goens
Shoe Shop, Clearfeld oct 2s, 81.
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THE STEAMER ARCTIC FOUND
In the front Window of Mcrrell 4 Cdftefs
Three.StOry Building, on Second Street,
in the Borough of Cleariitld,

M HERE they are prepared to manusacture all
w kinds Of TIN akd SHEET IRON WARE,
They arc also prepared to furnish, at reduced pr-
ces, the following articles in all their varieties
IRON, NAILS and STEEL. Alsp-Thresh-
ing machines, Ploughs Patent Cutting Boxes,
Chain Pumps, Patent Sausagc-cttters and Fun,
nels, Self Sealing Cans for Preserving Fruit, as
well asa large variety Of housekeeping utensils
too numerous to mention.
Stoves.--They have also large assortment o'
both Cook and Parlor Stoves, of the best and mbg.
approved patterns and among them will be found
the celebrated NEW WORLD COOK STOVE.
All orders for castings win be thankfully recs
we'd and promptly attended to.
HOusc-Spouting done to order.
As they occupy large and connections house
as well as out-buildings, they well prepared td
do Commission business--and all orders, either
as Retailers or Wholesale Dealers will be thank
fnlly received, and attended to with despatch.
o. b. MERRELLs
may 10, 1856. l.. r. CARTER.
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CliUTYON.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to meddle
"a or interfere with The following described
property, purchased by the subscriber, at Sher.
1T s sale, and now remaining in the barn and oil
the peemiscs Of Solomon Bander, In Covington
tp., 20 wit:
Lot of wheat in the sheaf lot of Rye do, lot
OF oats do, lot of corn and potatoes, Cock Stove
and pipe, Cupboards, sink dough tray. 2 Cows,
Ball, ! lleiffcr, 81 Hogs, 3 Beds and Bedding,
Wind mill and Threshing machinE, Harrow,
Cutting box, Cultivator, Grey Horses, Sett
Wagon Ladders Sleigh, 2 Log Chains, 4 Log
sleds, Wagon, Chains, Sett Blacksmith tools. q
Sets Harness. Iron Kettle, | old table, 1909 feet
Of square timber, in the woods and on the banks
Ci the River Also horses bought by the un.
dersigned of Abraham Baily, and now being used
by Solomon Bauder to haul timber timberfor the
subscriber.
WIN. SMITH:
Frenehyillc, Jan. 9th, 1858.
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PARK & MERRELL.

CARRIAGE and SLEIGH MAKERS. shot
on Fourth st. in H. t. Snydcr's now building.
July O. 1SJ6-y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
The Telegraph Successful.

The LAYING Of the Atlantic Telegraph has
been completed On the 5th day Of August
at SIS \. NJ, the ,elegrnphic cable was
landed at Trinity Bay. The landing was
made in the woods. Eve miles from any sta
ton. and where there vas no apparatus.
There has been considerable delay, neces-
-ary TO complete arrangements for the
transmission Of messages, and the perfect
adjustment OF the recording instruments.
The hrs, despatch is to he one from Queen
Victoria 20 President Buchanan. and the
second his reply. After that the line will
be OPEN for business. Several messages have
already been received at the Office Of the
American Telegraph in New York Tor trans
mission.
IL i impossible 10 conceive OF the inhu.
ence that this great enterprise will have
upon the political and commercial interests
OF the world. IL has been found in all cases,
tha, greater results have ar-cn from new
discoveries. than Was thought possible when
were srt presented to the public. The
linking Of the two worlds, 80 closely TO each
other mus, make an entire change in the
manner Of conducting such business as is
easily Affected by the Markets Of another
country business hours in Englaad close
at vha, will DO abou, noon in America,
thus, a merchant in Boston or New York
will have the quotations, at the close Of the
day in London, juss a. he gets through with
his dinner. Events follow causes - closely
that there /. little time leit for speculation.
We can only now admire the foresight and
perseverance, OF thoSc men who frst conceived
the enterprise, and by who-e perseverance,
il has been carried forward to a successful
termination. The enterprise was a formid-
able one, and was regarded somewhat in the
nature Of an experiment, and the managers
continually met with objections rs to the
feasibility Of the projec', but they met these
objections maniully, and magnificent tri-
umph ha. crowned their efforts, aud Science
claims them as her special beneiactor.
The cable is laid That subtitle agent elec.
tricity trayersos the vas, space between the
two continents, placing them as closely to-
cether, Us the cities Of our own country.
Time and space, were years since annihila.
ted by iis influence on the land; and now
the vast Atlantic is no longer a barrier to
the progress Of its mysterious, intelligence
bearing current. May !, be the means OF
uniting the people Of the two worlds in
brotherly love, and form bond Of perfee,
union between them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
Defea, Of Frank Blair in St. Louis

l, il. with deep regret that we announce
the dsfea, OF this young giant OF frcClom in
the wc-t. Two years ago. Mr.. BLAIR was
run Tor Con.rcs, in the 81. Loui. District
the emporium Of the West, and the second
city IA the slave Sta,c., aud was elected.
The dis,ric, then polled 1865 votes, out Of
watch Mr.. Blair had a small IN 0riiy. The
vote in the late canvass ran up 10 over U.s.
600. lie bad not only the democratic, pro-
slavery, borlgr-ruisln party to battle, hu,
large body Of men calling themselves
" Americans The vote stood as follows :
Barrett, (border.ruth,n,) 67ls; Blair, ire
publican,l Gl22; Breckenridge, (Anercan,)
52sJ. The whole democratic vote m 1886.
vas only 2lsl,-and the whole vote exceed.
tha, OF any previous year by 5000. From
this il will be seen tina, had the American
vote been added. or any considerable portion
Of il added 70 the Blair vote he would have
been elected Alarge majority Of the Amer.
lean vote we understand 10 be Emancipa-
ton, and vet 81 tenacious were these men
ct their party organization, that they allow
ei border.Iuhin 10 succeed. The election
Of Mr.. Blair two years since was 4 tremen-
dous blow 70 the slaveoeraey. They saw in
it the fOreshadowiuss OF their ultimate
downfall. Upon slave territory, in border
ruihAn Missouri, TO have an ayowed, out
spoken emancipaiiOnis, elected, was TO the
slavery Propaganda, an omen full Of dire
iu' consequences. The late conflict was a
fierce one, and has been fought with perfec,
desperation on the part Of the proslavery
democracy. ST Louiswas the central point
for furnishing the army supplies for the
mormon war. Through the agency Of gov
Crnucnt patronage, money has been poured
out like water to deiea; Mr.. BLAIR. After
AL. this will prove but mOmentary defeat.
The defeated candidate Is a young man. in
the iulI yigor Of manhood, ready 70 take the
6eld a, any moment and 6ght the battle
over again. In the great contest between
Freedom and Slavery, upon Slave territory
occasional disasters Of this sort are TO be
expected aud instead OF dishelrtening the
friends OF Free Labor, they only nerve them
up % renewed courage aud yigOr. Mr.. b.
will have an immense influence in this
struggle. at hume, where he is much needed.
We now predict that the Hon. Francis Z.
Blair, Jr., If he lives until that time, will
be tr'unphantly elected to Congress a, the
very next trial.
Revolutions never 70 backwards. Emi-
grants IRON the FREQ States are fast rushing
into Missouri. Slaves are fast disappearing
from the Northern half Of the State, and
business created and controlled by Free La
Dor is .prinsing up. The mighty car oil
emancipation is rolling on with an impetus
and power that nothing can stay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

Cox AND WILLIAMS. The Lewiston Jour
nal, Of last week contains the confession Of
Williams, Of the massacre OF the master and
mate Of the " Albion Cooper" Tho con-
fos.ion wa. made to the editor Of that paper
who accompanied the sheriff to tho prison
Tor the purpose. The description Of the
scene is quite lengthy.
The county commissioners Of Androscos-
gin Co, have granted permission 70 the U.
s. Marshal to use the ground, Of tho Jail
for the purposes Of thu execution. lilo
does not consider himself justified under tho
laws OF the U. 5. in making /, private.
The execution /, 10 take place on the 9Th
inst, te,woen the hour. OF eleven and one.
The spiritual adviser Ct Williams, Rev. Mr..
Balkan. states that he give. token Of sin
eers repentance, and e,ntrition, and is pre-
pared TO die.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
petsnt Of The En-lih swindls.

oar adyices from Kansas show eonelu.
sivcIy that the People Of Kansas have re.
j,ctsl the Lecompton Swindle, and ,purned
the corrup, bribs offered them As the price
Of iheir dishonor. The Lecompton IT,. /.
defeated. by very large majority. The
returns thus far received show a majority Of
COO The Free State men claim that IL
will reach 1000. Thus the administration
has been defeated in its pc, scheme Of en-.
shaving the people Of Kansas, and i, now
rcmains Tor the people Of this country "a
plac' such men in power as will give IN,
brave and liberty-Ioyins people Of the Ter
rii1ry, admission TO the Union as a Ere,
STATE. which will soon be done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

DiGksr on rux "MANE RrroRrs," ny
WV. wIEr VIRGIN. ESQ.,, Coun,ei1or al LGc,
Several years since the Hon. Phillip East
man prepared aud published diecs, Of the
Judicial decisions In this State, contained In
the Maine Reports, commencing with the
6rst volume Of Greenleaf, and ending with
the Goth. Thi. diges, was found to save
the legal profession vas, amount OF labor
Since the publication OF that work. tho 10.
gal opinions OF our Supreme judicial Court
have been accommodating until II volumes
have been issued, and two more are In pro-
cess Of publication. From this ii will be
perceived that fifteen volumes have been Is
sued since the publication Of Eastman'' d.
cest, and Of course not includsd in tina,
work. Since the 30,h, the size Of the
volumes has been increased about cne-fourth.
For several years past, the profession ha.
been laboring under the same embarras-
mepts that 1, did prior to the publication OF
the work OF Mr.. Eastman. In the prrpara-
ton Of cases, lawyers have had TO wade
through more than dozen large volumes,
one by one, when the same results could
have been reached with one. tsnth tho amount
Of labor. by the aid OF good digest.
We are happy 20 announce TO our proics-
.ional brethren and oil others interested,
that the desidcra,um long needed will soon
~ reached. through the labor Of WILLIAM
WHIT VIRGIN, Esq, Of Norway. lie "pre-
pairing and will in the cour.e OF lev
months. have ready for the pres a Digest OF
the Maine Reports, from the 9th to the l9d
volume. incluTive.-the proof sheets OF the
las, volume being furnished him by the re-
porter. We have through the pOlitencss OF
the author been permitted 10 examine por-
ton Of the manuscript, Of the forthcoming
work. In our Judgment the rhoie arrange
p,suf Of the work is excellent. and could not
even by ore OF greater experience DO rcn.
dered more perfect, We also happen TO
know that a portion Of this same manu-
scrip, has been thoroughly examined by one
Of the mos, distinguished members Of the
present Supreme Judicial Court Of this
State. AMI that the compilation and plan
meet. hi. unqualified approval and aprro.
hation. In some respects We think the new
Digest may b. considered an Improvement
upon the work OF Mr.. Eastman. In com.
piliue and arranging this new embodiment
Of the opinions Of our Supreme Court, Mr.,
Virgin has exhibited great research. indus
try and method. Every subject is arranged
under il. proper head and in itsapprorria,C
place. The new Digest will 10 work oil
great practical benefit and use 10 the legal
profession. We understand that it will b
issued and ready Tor sale by tho ir, Of De.
ccmber next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
Delegates Chosen.

RuuroRD. Congressional COHpcHiioH.--
Delegates Elected - Charles A. Kimball,
Henry Abbott, IT,, Jonathan Virgin, Joseph
T.. Colby. II. ID. ". Abbot.
Senatorial and County Contention. Peter
C. Virgin. G. A. Kimball, ID. Knapp, S.
II. Wood, d. d. W. Abbott.
WATERFORD. CoHgre'noTai COHueHiioH.
J. S. Hobbs, Joel W. Chadbourne, Peter z.
Mosher. Franklin Locke.
S,ndioridi. S. l.. Weston, Farnam jew
cit. s. A. Miller. Augustus wilkins.
County. Merriek Monroe. $. Lo,cn
Weston, Augustus Wilkins, Peter Z. Mo-
sher.
FRrEuuRG. Congressional and S,adiori.
al DskgaieI. Timothy c. Ward, George u.
Barruw.. s. c. Walker. II. ID. T.. Hutchins,
A. II. Walker.
Couniy D,ir0f,,. John l.. Eastman, A.
II. Walker, John Ingram. Charles Tibbetis,
s. c. Hobbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
Supreme Judicial Court.

The August term for Oxford County com.
menesd on Tuesday OF this week. Judge
MAY, present. The chief business Of the
session. up to tho time we wen, to press.
was the disposal Of actions. by agreement or
default. Bat one case bad gone to the ju-
ry. The following !. a list Of the jurors in
attendance
FIrH PSn,i, Geo. u. Barrows, Foreman,
Edwin II. Abbott, Ashbel g. Allen. Nath'l
Bean. Tho's j. Benson. David Bisbee, Fran
CTS A. Blake. DAVID T. Brown. Dustin Bry-
ant, David II. Cole, Stephen Farnum, Nell
son Gamage.
S,oOHd Panei. John Lee. Foreman. Ma
than Grover. Leicester Howard. @. T..
Knight, John Mason, jr., Walter Mason,
Thee. I. Pingroc, Syl'anus Il. Treat, ;.
Porter, Russell Pratt, Thomas n. Stowell,
VIM. W. White.
SVpernum1aisi, Apsel Town, Gilman
farwell.