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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
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Lectures Before ltutRers institutes
eepe Popular Lectures Orsnized under toe szspioes Of
Ru'ssrs Institute, will b. delivered a. R1'gsns. Charsh
fshowE
Tie oyepiDs Lecture in the Course By
DR.. }. G HOLLAND. Oct %. Subject: "Ar and Life
Rev II. w. BEECHER, Nov. 3.
wh C. PRIME, esq Nov. 9.
Rev r. b. TBURsTOH. wsltiau, hss, Nov l6
Rev JOHN NJ KRE8s D. d, Nov. 81
Frof CRADBOURHE, Williams College, Nov. 90
Tiebes 70 the Couse cenx
sbsle tickets. oen,A
Fskes obtained at The door, and Broadway at AppP
ss.A Cos No. sss; Han Sons No 543; on GrAnds;, at
Aasns sperosrs; At Ap,becsss E~. Broadway, and
conner Division Clinton and 5. the Irsta, No Hi
Hssssn.s. HENRY NJ PIERCE, Prinsipsl
Plymouth Lectures.
p.YsouTH ..."."........."...BRooKLU
course Of will be delivered In Plymouth Church
use Rev. Henry Ward Beechers) az follows
o., 1.-THE Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Ho, i-wLNDELL PHILLIPS, ssq.
Nov s-Tbs Rev. W. A. BARTLETT.
Nov B-rhs Hon. HENRY j. RAYAoND.
Nov. x-GOv. N. P. BANKS.
Nov 99-Tbe Hon THOMAS CoRwIN of Ohio.
The bse for each Lecture will be pusbed week previ
M JOHN ZUHDEL Win preride a. the Organ.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and lady to the course 81
Can Be- purchased w. svsyne No. 30 Fulton street. w.
w. Rose No. 42 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, and At the Office Of
The Independent No. Beetmsn street. NJ " and Daily Timer
Office Ee~-Yorh
Dsen spen at keture 20 commence at O'Clock
Plymouth Lectures-BrookIyn.
TIE third Lecture in this course will be delivered TUES
DAY EVENING, Oct IS, by
REV. HENRY WARD BEECI1ER.
subject-THE BARGAIN MAKLRs.
snsl. tickets Is For sale by w. w. swsyne, w. w.
Rese Boolyn and at the Daily Times and Independent
esbsss Nsw.YOrs.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Lectures.
The SECOND LECTURE Of the COURSE will be delivered
The Rev. w. A. BARTLETT,
On MONDAY EVENING, October "a
subst-"r The Wise and the Otherwise or, Progression BY
Apssonssm."
Ticket. 25 CENTS to Be had sA @. Gaston No 2s Fulton.
s or a. the door Doors open at 7-LectuIe ct O'clock
Lectures, North shore, Staten Island.
There viii be course of SIX LECTURES delivered in the
Bop,i, Church Port Richmond, Staten I'land, follows:
FRIDAY Oct 2s-HoRACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY Nov 4-wENDELL PHILLIPS.
FRIDAY Nov Il-BAYARD TAYLOR
THURSDAY, Nov. r7-Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER
TBuRsDAY Nov 2t-Rev T. STARR KING.
FRIDAY, Dec. Prev. T. H. CHAPLIN.
The lecture. viii u O'clock and there will be no
pcs,popeu account Of weather.
Tickets the s Coure tickets for lady and
gentleman st So Single lecture 25 cents For sale BY he"n
j. w snedeler Co, Port Rehmondi MesEs. C. NJ Pine
Co. FactOryve Miss Ann DOnney at the Postoace Fscio
r,yilie; Geo W. Curtis North Shore W. J. Watson, New
Brsh.on Office Richmond County Gazette saPleton, and st
the door.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
vn deliver NEW LECTURE-the first Of Course-,tthe
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NEW WORK by EMERSON BENNETT.
IN NEW WORK BY EMERSON BENNETT.
Just Published:
WILD SCENES ON THE FRONTIERS,
Or, HERoLs OF THK WEST
The Bss. Deln-stiol Il Frontier Life and ChAIscer.
l2uo. Cloth Price o. IS
CONTESTS:
Tuy MNco CHIEF, AMIRAcuLous ESCAPE,
THs kENrucKy HEBo. AAorHERs CoVhSk,
THE MAID OF FoRT HENRY, TsE DEAD ALIVE,
NKrcKED ON TRE LAKE, ADAkiss EafLoir.
T,.p ,os lIEs ROCKY MOUNTAIN PERILs,
Inyr TRfUNTH.Sr, fHI GuEKEILLA QpEEx,
A DESPERATE kAcoVETER fIGHr WITH bkAk,
Nm Tar HAUNTED HOUSE,
7ur OvrwITTED, BILL LCKEEs's Res,
nus D.xi>c scovrs. TaE FAIrRTUL SEGzo,
A AZ AS FIST LOVE-,
1Bt TkAPPEEs srokYi The LAST STAKE
Al ARKANSAS DvtL, ADVENTURE OF NoLrosItsk,
~ Poi SOM D BRpR, ANIGHT WITH THE WOLVES,
s,T.cXlp sY lNpIsSs. Col BOWIE OF ARKANSAS
IL DkNTER Co, Waol-sslc As-sts,
No llS S.sssas:, Ses York.
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TTTERs TO MARRIED WOMEN

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~ ~Irot.'co p. n o.uts T. pyXIER COMPANY,
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I lST to the hustle. HsIk 10 the rout,
- Look at the Newsboys running about
Nessboys and Nswsmsp, Iunnos. they sbou.
From Wallst to Beecker, " The HERCURY5out'
Give one give one ches each man far and near,
While the cry Of the Newsbo,s suli Iines the esri
Give ID one, If you please, lisps miiner's maid
For read the MERCURY while plying her trade.
q, 1t IL 10 the city. IL IL In the town,
folks Of ali cotozs white, yeiio -a< A-nv~s
with biz folk, and small foks tho grave and the gy,
An Ali read the MERCURY. ready this day,
AND FOB SALE EvERYWHLRE.
HENDRICKSON, BLAKE LONG,
General Agents,
Nos q and % AnnI.
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VOL. XIX.....No. 5.773.

Lectures for the Peoplemse .eord in The Assio Ar
bytsrian Chuer, Of Prince and Maon sts WEpSEs
DAY KyENING. re 18th ir.t, ,: the Rev CHARLES 2
HARRIS Of Brooklyn susj.e' TIE Elemert. Of Nsssoos
Admission 10 c.n.-
RepubIican Central Committee.-rAs E..,Ss,s Z,,;s
sans. sfs Eo ss sre.s-ss .S
r. sSLsvsLAsp Secs y. D. l. AAheh eh.ira..n hsnn
Senator Wilson Of Ma..sehasett. will ssd,e- & he
psce On TUESDAY EVENING a, socloek.
I public and especially the DGFcaE q :i' eSs sasa H'
Ea1sc11 rGaso3 fF's = sar,..D, Secretaries.
held oens,snots BIewey Hh'l, be.S'en .v. ard on
hordsy o:, 2. oc'ocf, EbqueD. sp'.sen will b
VI A'-s' ~"'''' 'Ic JACOB s. sTRGws.' R,i - A~
@ ". EYsEL, Committee.
kghkGL'
g. BLCK,
Twsh W.rd s !. fsseahsrfv Reg as Il l.
fsMpscn' an corner l2Sh-'' ana % az sy erdsi
W. L. PABoR, Sec. JACOB HsHhh' rresaenI
Fourteenth Ward.-A speei. Meeting Of the kEPUBLI,
CAN AssoCiATior u the Fourteenth Ward viii be held a.
Central H.n on MONDAY LyEsISG, Uct a. So At 9eocs .
sIDsEY SMITH, Sec'y. SPENCER BENEDICT, ffest
sixteenth Ward Republican Association, meet:
IN h.lo in Chelsea ba lsLh corner of SD Ay, on
MONDAY EVENING, Oct 2, lS5} & S7t oTs. .1q1. p,.r.
HFs,y 5s syfiI 9 f'hrf' 3sseres.ris.
Seventeenth Ward RcpubIican As.ocintion vin
no zoo Alien at, corner us'oD, on MONDAY EfEN
'' 81
wn a, csNs sMsLLrT' Secretaries f'e"'sn'
Twen,ar.t Ward KepnbIiean ASssiy AssSsqisTA sTSS
ING oct a. No fs' 'h'y a. %,s,9cs si-ayu President
c. PULLMAN Secretary
Mercantile Library Association.
/. DlsGfiOn
friends Of he Institution aud the public generally tae following
COURSE OF LECTURES,
be delivered Clinton G,n Asor-Psce THURSDAY
EVENINGS, the following dsss: -
L. Oct I-The Rev. T. STARR KING.
Subject: "PerSusl PoveI and It's VoiceaS
2 nov 3-hRTaUR GILMAN, Esa
Subject "Cksractess Of New England HuDor trewriSen)
s. Nov I0-JoHN THOMPSON, Esa;, Of kcnmope, Va
Subject: FooP their Uses"
L. Nov. We P. WHPPLE, ESQ.,
Subject: "Couagsn
s. Dec. i-wM. FRY, Esa.
G. Dec ST Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND.
SGbject: --.
Single Tickets for the Course 80.
Admitting Gentleman sDo Lady y........,....... D.
Single Lecture Tickets, admitting one 10
To be at ID Appleton Il Co's No S8 broadw.yj Roe
lockwood Sons ko..l Broadway Rpdopns No f3 Brosd'
way Wiln Rogerss No A Nassalst, and at the down
DAVID Ii GILOERsLEEvE, Chairman Lee. Com
Cooper Literary Unon.-The Rev AUGUSTUS ST.
CLARE vii lecture before the above Society MON
DAY EVENING, the 2h inst at O'Clock, Clinton Hail.
Asa Pae. subjest Diesmlod" Tickets Is cepts for sale
the door the eyenins ct the iec.ure BY o. der, -
R.V HARNETTi Chairman Lee. Com
asbrOuck who drowned oh the Btu Inst and whose re-
been 'ound will be performed No ~ West
lAhs TUESDAY the 2th instI at ococt The friends
and scqusintsnoes Of the deceased invited to attend
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Thows. ID. Paret ofeu ria services LECrl nsHS
Literary tssocisaons etc Aearr"
A. PsRET, car. "iLhNnso. Snf,a 4 Go no. ~
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Just Published;
DOPULAR TALES FROM THE MORSE
ii BY GIoleE wEsBE OAstSr b. c. L.
! VOL, l2uno cloin 81.
coSfESTs.
Preliminary dissertation them. -
]. True and Untrue. q. Op-s own Childrn are A.
2 Why me Sea 10 Salt wsys fretdss,
Tb. Old Dame Her Hen p. The tarce Pnoesses OF
4 Boo's wpo Ate q Match with WhtslAnd
the Troll. a The La.sie sad Her God.
5. HIcon Grizzleb~ar mo.oer.
6 Boots wbo Cd ne Princess 25 The Three Aun.s
ray That. story" 20. Rich Peter lie Pedlac.
T. The Clint who had 10 Heart y. Geruudos Bird
IL bis BODY 20 Boo the Troll
O. The Fox ss HeIdsman. 9. Goosey Grzr-L
g The Mater Maid 80. The Lad who ven. 20 the
TO- TIE Cot IA the Dovrefel- North Wind
H. The Prlnoets Glass 81. Th- Master Taisf
Hill. 81 Tn. Bes. Wish
IL How One went out to Woo. 81 Tbs Three BilyGoas
l3 The cock ard Hen. 3fuf.
IA The Master Smith. "a Well Done and lpaid-
IS Bu,teIcup S. East o. the Sun and West O.
is Tanning he ShIew. me Moon-
H. shoftsbA1k. 20. The Husband Who -
l6 Gudbran5 o the Hills mind the House.
49, The Blue Belt 81. Dsppesfim,
20 Why the Bear ls Stumpy- 33 Farmer Wsstbsnky.
Tailed. So Toe Two 6teP 6isien
81 Not PIN 70 choose between
APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Nos 3io and 3+s Broad way
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OFFicE oF TRr AsEkicAN ExcHaSGE fih sssSo
No l.s RIos6wsy, NeN~. lok. o.. - lS1.
An election for Director. Of the Company VIZ % oe
hesd AZ ne office MONDAY 7th u NV'0s' oeA
hoH JAMES NJ BATES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

CHAWLS, CLOAKS and FURS!-
LARGE AND SELECT ASSORTMENT
GOODS
In each Of above departments viii be found 10 esAbsh
Eep-
On MONDAY, me 2fh list,
We shall exhibit many
DECIDED NOVELTIES
Lsaies who waited establishment respect.
fully invited large business being sAciasiYely in
sHAWLS,
CLOAKS
Buy~rs viii fnd only immense assortment but ass
goces .. prices 10 suit them.
CHARLES STREET &c Co.,
No. 475 Broadway.
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The Greatest Inv eutien OF the age .-Iac eesAPss g.
ana GOAL GAS LlohI ir tie world tsne 49, '1e oss
GeIeIsps C<mIsnys Wofks (HENDRlChs ono So1o.
p-y. Ps,eui,) make, tie Gas L1ht pei ~" rsI
tsu, he Of a s Coup.ry No. 5ls 6iosa~sy New fof
400 examine eles.si h.E, srpe clean. pAss Coal
1...N
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DOPULAR STYLES OF ILLUSION GOODS.
i D CLAhKE NJ sf5 BrosiSsy std No = B!eees-, ..'
o.su, ~ esy b-.arfi s.sorts-tt q ILL SION CAfE>
BygrBIs COLLARS sLLEyEs, POAPADOJ a., H., ke,
IN NJ. an ls As Ne nie cay ne e-ss os.s.ss
u. is a. of ts-se ds se cen TeoEHeSd -1rr
4. b-t a, fr tLeir beauty # ry- srd hnil
We 40 Irv.. II. ..riO q CIR e1 G, 2 car 5- ';cs
pETss caps HEAD DREssEs, TH2EADLACEs LACE
,te sHETLASD Walls, klBBons DkAsS s-a CLOAK
TRIMMINGS, ke, kc
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Bargatn Makers
l.,he subject Of Hsksf wARp SEcClIERS ne~ Re
., ~, nj Instute, MONDAY EVENING Oct ~ TioAe,'
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CorOueru' Ipuuests.

FATAL REsrtT or A FIGHr.-Information W. received
al the Cooners Office yesterday afternoon one u ts
lst'ens bad died al the Bellevue Hospital from tho effects
OF Injuries received the nigh; Of the 3o,h utim5 While
engaged IN aght al the corner Of First and Thur
y hrst street.
The sane messenger also brought the news OF a car
mans death, who died hom the effects Of nja.ies 1sci
cenlliy reccved by falling from his sano
was IN mniidn. hquess in both Of these post
poDcd init, to-day
stionx OF 4 GERx.x I.,D.-wiam SpeneiI a German
seventeen years Of age committed yesterday By
taking large sose Of arsenic at the house Of Mr. Warner
ia West Tbuteh street physician was called az aeon
az his situation was dsrovered but he died ono
ociocs this morning. Spcne baker by trade aud
u s believed that his Inability TO procure tho
cause o. bis sell destruction The Coroner noleI
To hoid al inquest upon the body q ueccassd.
Fovsp DROWNED Robert r. Hamilton a native Of ire
land, aged ycars, was found drowned tae foo. Of Co
sndt street Yesterday deceased been missing sncs
The 5,h OF November last which time 10 clue coulJ
be ascertslned as TO bis whereabouts until yesterday,
.hsp bis BODY discovered nostog North rivcr
at The FOO, Of The street just utce Corooef Sch
sd an nqoes, "pon tne boty OF deceased when bs jury
rendered vefdict OF death by arowniog" Decsassi
@sves xidow to lament hs oss
DIAM STATION HorsE-Coroner scbirmer also hs.f
inquest the Sixteenth precinct station house upon
ibe body ofa man named William Patterson, who WIS
o,nd dead h,s cell Dccoascd, II appcirci, vas suffer-
rg from chronic daribo aud lnended cong 70 BeIevas
Hospital ~bep he taken soddenly III ia the station
tose and died before any relsf could b. Afforded him.
Verdict 10 accordance With the above facts.
sc,LDhp TO DRAM Patrick Davis, lately residing as
No "a Thames street, died at the New York Hospal
ycsterday from the effects Of scacs ths 2s:n
q Nosember last by the upeetpg Of teakettle OF bo hog
upon bis person. Coroner keeis notnel ~
hold an inquest upon the body Of dcc-ased.
FATAL ACCIDENT FIRE "A man named John carnn
ded yesterday at the Ncw York Hospital from tho effects
Of injuries received few days ago by beng ~
6re engine the corner Of Seventy ninth street and
Fourth ayenue Coroner OK,efc notified 10 hold an
inquest upon the body Of deceased.
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,fs sArraea inio err Enion fisi nner oppression
tl ne, ~ Cs .e Senator fofo H.r iiaontsr,re wi
IN bic --f gaistit.. ys,i ~ those ~no
n nc ieuo,rGc r4f'y here. Several Senator's on the ohe
sor hrd ne sctsicr ffom Mssrachaseps (Mr. Wilson,
nTng th'rs great sx'ats for the aeqnisitioo
~ Nuti btt ohis y.h'uenty % 'he M ans
Trnictsd. ! lave areaay expressed a ious fonct
gr, 'hey soch means, sd n"pe other, as did sof
Ice n lie care of every acquisition (excep. Tex
os) heretofore male. My should thcs- VITO profess
desire for the snnexaon Of Cuba on either sid
~ he Sepate scrupe 4 exirf itnent Of such you
elh - whth Ms a~eys pecve' Successful? can i'm
bat rcssoi-- that rsasou which from the days
- ltasnb u The present. hour has enabled the demo
crate rafty TO recover from any msske, defea, or
o'sst ~ pear sir the hlndncss opposition II s
ny cclierste opinion tina, The neopc Of the UnfeG states
are almost unanimously IN favor the acqaisiton Vt
'nhp asa tfs, rfrty which TOT the of any supposed
advantage nearly OF hare shall To-tpone 90 vast qnes
son, or caVii o. mere poiucnars az atst the Disguise
u collateral hrsrments sud pfctenc.s Will e1acfnaiiy
stsi It c~n o.s'Tucton VI President the expansion
cai fscef system az one emergency after another sha
rcqure s the law Of ceveopsneut; the sign of
ON rational vita n.y. thr prcR OF ourn rational cnfafance
Tis Trdud sentiment s'tougn imp rtcctly revealed au
pelaps exprrfsd, afinaics the heart hum
rsst pcnear bravrg the wrath slyaEe tha
hsfdshipg Of TIE " terness on or yefrpmnst border
V Is theme OF glory 10 boJ hcoo tc youth tread.
tg The paths OF temptation, 20 mrn N every prr-
sot--ihe cspta's; and the liborer, the merchant,
he artisan. tho scholar the soldier The sailor
20 al wbo reveTenfe tbeir country and their coDrtrys
rown. Indeed, sir -;p imagine spectsc grate
ul 10 an American citizen at home or abroaf thnn the
onf npaton Of that spendd processoo across our cont
mont within The lat sixty ycars Commencing with eeDie
fet c' nis On the hays Dieis and jhuarfs OF the Al
antc ocean, thence the submits deemed almost i'm
sssnbe, and beyond these to the banks Of river
erdDg from the Gulf Of Mexico northward the rcPoD
of the lakes ana swollen at every degree by the foods
gathered as well IN the Aeehanes as IN the Rocky Noun
airs--itsef therefore complete emblem OF union 20
al thence prores OF marvellous mage I6cence 70
the ihsbess and tire desert turning from which, ut length
10 seek bospabe and shorter 70 by the stbmus
we have carried our name, watch words aud
sign TO the Golden Gate where California with her
capped dad M sts virgin empress The seas. May
he SIR That when our sons have searched the utter most
corners of the eath and every other obstacle
their virtue and love OF liberty aod devotion the
pie of great fathes will not require them dese
US altogether men unworthy of the fortunes Which
were called
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


AZ President-The English and French De-
mands Enforced Mt vcrn Cruz-Protest Of
the American Consul, &c., &c.
New ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1859.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived here with
Vera Cruz dates to the 9th inst
Zuloaga abdicated in favor of Miramon on the I'd
inst, when the latter was installed as President
Mramon had reairested the political prisoners
liberated by Robes, and dismissed all the officers
engaged in deposing Zuloaga. He had also sup
Robles.
Miramon was about marching on Vera Cruz with
force of five thousand men, Zuloaga acting as
President ad interim.
The brother of Miramon had been defeated at
Zacatecas.
Degola was threatening the capital with force
Of four thousand reorganized troops.
The capture of Mazatlan by the liberals is con
1smed. +
The commanders of the French and English fleets
have succeeded IN enforcing their demands at Vera
Cruz. The high system Of duties was to be restored
forthwith, and twothirds Of the revenue secured
to England and France. The American Consul had
promptly acted against this interference, and
Juarez was greatly embarrassed by it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

The III stofySgsr IN JEssKy CnY.-rhe s.1,c.
copied The Herald OF Frdav from jersey csy
paper urd.r bIs head s informed, entirely WIN.
o., o.ne aucn. Tho gentleman Who u vas sa:ea hal
sored ne widow 70 Charlesfon AMI Havaaa "a
hutircss abd the WHO'S has been ~ home all t6s roe
The report mskcious fabsicalnn sud has slrsA.y
been copuadlcted in the Jersey City papers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01
L ATEsr TELEGKAPHIC DISPATCH


As this to be a fast age in more than one
instance and in the midst of bogus Dem
ocratic Conventions and the excitement caused by
the Sickes trial at Washington, it is not surpris
ing that the folks of Clearfeld would get some
what excited to keep up with the times; and as
the subscriber likes to keep up to the fashions in
more respects than one, he would announce to the
people of town and country that he has constant
ly ON hand a large assortment of Boots and Shoes
Of every description. French and country Calf
Kip and Stogy Boots; Ladies Morocco Lace Boots,
dressed and undressed, with without French
heels; also, any amount OF French and country
calf Lace Boots; Gents French calf and cloth q al
ters on hand or made 10 order: walking Shoes of
every description from the Sickles' LAGER to the
conrsest brogan; also, findings hand all the
above will be disposed of at extremely low prices
for Cash or Hides Custom work made to order
on short notice; and the times are mcnding L
will pay particular attention to mcnding Boots,
Shoes and q alters. l always to be found at
the Short Shoe Shop Second street, nearly op-
posite Reed d Weavers store. Please call and
see Shorty. FRANK SHORT.
Clearfeld. May 4th, 1859.
CE.-LATER FROM SIIORTY.-Au
persons knowing themselves indebted to me by
Note Book account, | wish them to call on me,
or before the First day of June next, and cash
me off, or make some arrangement with me, for
must have my books settled up. All parties inter
csted will save costs by attending to the above
within the above time. And all persons having
claims against will bring forward their ac-
counts, as | am able and willing to pay them.
May 4, lS59-4t. Z. SHORT.
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the United States free of postage
j. ID. ST0NEROAD, Proprietor
aus23- 5S-y Lewistown, Pa.
For sale by Moore & Etzweiler, CIearfield Ia
and by country merchants generally
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100000 REWARD.-The above sum was

| SbSU,UUO KEW ARD Tho above sum was nc
5p.b tualIy given TO nv Patrons in the wear ISIS,
! N0TICE.-Duanc Rukfs0u Proprieior of the
| Great Gift Book House, No SO South Third Street
Philadelphia continues the sale of Books ms usu-
al. 6lit worth from . cents te SI00 sent with
every book. $500 WORTH OF GIFTS, CONSISTING
of Gold and Silver Watches, Fine JeweIry &c
will be Distributed with every 1000 Books.
The attention of the public is respectfully soII-
clted 10 the extensive assortment of valuable
Standard and Miscellaneous Books which are of
fcrcd for sale at the lowest prices
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS GIFTS For every
Book purchased at One Dollar or more the Pur-
chaser VIII be entitled to receive of the follow
ing articles: q old and Silver Watches Gold Lock
cts, Ladies' and Gents Gold Guard Chains, Gold
lungs, Cameo Sets, old Bracelets with Cameo and
tlorentine Settings. Ladies Cameo Breast Pins
Ladies' florentinc Sets, Ladies' FlOrcntino Pins
Ladies Cameo Ear Drops. Ladies' Gold Breast
Pins, Gold Bosom Studs, Ladies' and G Gents' Gold
Sleeve Buttons, Gold Commercial Pens in Silver
cases, Ladies Gold Pens with Holders Extra Cold
Pens with Gases and Holders, Gents Cluster Bo-
som Pins, Gold Tooth Picks. Ladies' and Gents
Gold Pencils, Ladies Gold Ear Drops Eight Day
Parlor Time Pieces, Pocket Knives, Sewing Ma
chimes, and Silver Ware. including Spoons Buttcr
Knives, Forks, Cake Baskets, Re Also MisccIIo
neous Gifts of Gold Jewclry, q lift Books &c. &c
worth from 80 cents 10 SIS.
Our new Catalogue for 1859 is sent free to all.
uponapplIcation. The inducements offered Agents
are more liberal than those of any other house in
the business Having been in the Publishing ann
BOOK Selling business for the last eight wears NV
experience enables me TO conduct the Gift Enter
prize with satisfaction to all. Agents are wanted
IN every town and county. to whom commissions
VIII DC given in Books. or a per ccntage in money
FOR Club Of 10 Books, extra Book and Gift
given; on larger orders commissions are more lib
eral. For full particulars address
DUANE RULISoN, Quaker City Pub
fishing House. 80 South Sd Street. Phil Pa
p S-Just issued, The Life. Speeches and Nc
MORALS of Daniel Webster by Samuel W SmncI.
er A NJ. a splenddIy Illustrated volume of $50
pages. Price 81. Agents wanted Apr2o.
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MARRIED

On Thursday the 18th May, by Rev. D. h'
MendenhalI, Mr.. j. N. BEANS to Miss MARY
SEYLER, all of Brady. township.
On Wednesday, May 18th, at Tyrone, by
VIM. Burlcy, ESD, Mr.. PATRICK CURLEY to
Mrs. HESTER CUELEY, both of Gralamtoh,
Clearficld county.
On "Wednesday May 23th, 10y Rev - ctZcL, za,
Nh D,xiEL CAsuER and Mrs. MARGARET
UIyToy. both of Snow Shoe, Centre county:
On the 18th May, in st. Paurs church, Co,
lnmbia, by Rev. DR.. Alex. Mcleod, assisted I,
by Rev. Samuel e. Appleton, CHARLES D. ~, IL
sgy to Ruru Anna, daughter OF the late IL
liam Atkins both of Columbia