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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25

There is no point about which people
are more conceited than theirown knowl-
edge of the exact degree of punishment
or blame 10 be awarded to Offenders
shown in the eternal disputes OF parents
about the correction OF children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
Mr. EpIToR 4:

We arc authorized TO announce the nsns
of George j. Yoas OF Brady TOWNSHIP as,
candidate for County Commissioner sub,
.ect to Democratic rules.
July 18th, 1860
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
Kylertown, July 9th 1850

Mr.. EDITOR:
At the earnest solicitslc,
of the undersigned, William G. Johnsm
OF Graham tip, has consented to have NJ
name announced as candidate for Conn
ty Commissioner, subject to Democra6.
rules.
We have known Mr.. johnson 70,
number of years. He is an excellent m,s
fol the office, an old citizen of Morris b.
fore its division, and an unflinching Dem
ocrat always supporting the party, and
never asking office.
j. j. Miller, Jos. Potter
}. +. Mccartney, Leon'd. KylWu
.. 7. Wilder, James Potter
VIM. Weight. sea-, George Hooye,
j. ID Dpnninp Danl ;tfla
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
65raiorim Electors.
Richard Yspx, Geo. NJ. Keim.

Richard Ysvx, Geo. NJ. Keim.
D.gHict Electors.
Fred A, S,gTsr. I1i-lsaac Reck how.
2-W. G. Patterson. I6-Geo. D. Jackson
3-Jos. Crockett, jr. lG-JohD Ahi.
4-John q. Rrenner. Il7-Joel B. banner.
&C. W. Jacoby. Isl. Il. Crawford.
G-Chas. Kelley. l9-H. n. Lee.
7-0l:Ye~ P. Jam,s. l20-Josh b. Howell.
s-Dayi6 Scnsn. PIN. b. Fetterman.
9-Joel Lsitner, 22-Saml. Marshall.
0-S. s. Bmocuc ,23-Wm. Book.
IT. II. Wslkcr. 2IB. D. Ilamlin.
2-S. Winchester 2j-Gaylord Church.
l3-Jos. Laubsch.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
Il Srit upon It."

The Hon L, D. Campbell who was we
believe, the nominee of the Republicans
Congressional caucus the time Banks was
elected Speaker, ard was reelected from
the third District in Ohio by Negro votes
in 1858, for which he was ousted and the
Hon. c. L. Vallendigham who contested
his seat was declared elected-has written
a lotter repudiating the new test Of Re-
publicanism adopted at Chicago in which
no quotes Mr.. Greely in 1851 spit
upon the Platform" but differing from
Greedy in this-that he will not support
the nomination made at Chicago, here is
his letter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
To the School Directors of Clearfeld Co

The undersigned having been commission
county Superintendent OF Clearfold, desires B;
be informed through the Curwensville Post-0fhss
what schools are now or will be in operation
during the Summer or early fall, so that he miy
visit them with as little travel as possible, aao
who the officers of the Boards of Directors are,
that he can communicate with them if needful.
July 4, ls6O.-3t-pd. JESSE BR00MAIL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25

The Prothonotary-Mr. Cutie gives
notice that the Pamphlet Laws for 1860
have oeea received at his OIL ce, where all
entitled to receive them can call aud get
them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25

III AM, Sides, Mackcrel and Herring for sale
/ Il low at the store of WEIR WIN.
Clearfed, July llth 1860.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25

Hon. u. B, Long Protbonotary Of Clar-
ion county, died very suddenly en- the
10th inst. from an affection Of the heart.
The deceased was about CO years OF ace.
Joseph Gales, the veteran editorofthe Ma
tonal ImHgmecr, died in Washington on
Saturday night, Of paralysis. Mr.. Gales
was 10 his seyenty.d'th year of his age
In 1903 he purchased the LatoHigcacer es>
tablishment, and from that time bis death
has been its principal editor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25
HAMILTON, July 10. 1860.

hhMlhIO.Ni uhlg ~, ICOu.
You merton the fact that have been
named as candidate for the Republican
nomination for representative in Congress.
1t is proper, therefore, to say that, ac-
knowledging my profound gratitude to
the people ofthis district Tor their past su D
port, | have not the least desire again to
enter the field OF strife and subject myself
to repetition Of tho calumnious assaults
heretofore made upon me. Besides, it is
due to candor to add that, according to
the republicanism adopted by the Chicago
Convention, regard myself as resolved
out Of the party. | could not accept such
"a nomination without expressing my un,
qualified codemnation Of the proposition
which pledges 10 support the system which
preyailes in several States, allowing to un.
naturalized foreigners the right Of voting
on residence of six months. This plank is
in conflict with much that have said and
much more that | have thought and still
believe on the subject. 1t proposes, sub.
stantally, to obhterate al the wholesome
safeguards to the purity of the American
ballot box, aha therefore, TO use familiar
and significant expression, 81 spit u pon
it," LEWIS G. MPBELL
say-Justices' blanks for sale here
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C,LEARFlELD COUNT YBANK

~ subscribers to the stock Of the Clearicd
County Bank, are hereby nstifiOd that by res
olution of the stock holders passed on the 1911
day of June 1860, fifty per cent Of the capital
stock of said bank is required to be paid to the
Committee or either ofthem in payments follow
ing.
Ten dollars on each share, on the Cd day Of
July, Five dollars on each share, on the 10th
day ofJuly. Five dollars on each share out Of
said amount TO be paid in specie.
An election for President, Directors ard Cash.
ier, will also be held on the 2sth day of ] uy
A. D. 1860 at 3 p. NJ. at tn 0sice of T. ]. M
Cullough Esq. in Clearfeld.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-07-25

We are authorized to announce thep.n
of John p. Dale of Pike tp., as a candidss
for the Office of County Commissioner sub
ject to the usages of the Democratic party
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IsarJustices' blanks for sale here,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-19
Wines, Brandies, RUNS:
or an noop sKIRT MANuaAcIURE.

BLACK TEAS, 60.
I'd TTERNAN & SON. No. IL North Charles St.,
offer for sale tho following artiles, of their
Importation, particularly for family use:
[ SHERRY WINES-Pemartne's finest pale, gold
aud brown Sherries in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandcnian competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-JOhn Howard Aarrh's fine
Madeira, in wool and in glass; also Grape Juice.
mlCK WINES-Jatannesberg Stenbergcr, War
cObrunner Cabinet, L:Cb-frau-milch, Bronneberg, OF
CHAMPAGNE WINES -NIoet and chandOn's finest,
RRASDTEsEotard and uennessy's fine old pale
and dark BrnnlieS
RUSIS-Old and Rne, Jamaica, AntiguR, Grenada
HOLLAND GIN-The best iqunlity-TieTnan brand
and no mixture OF aromatic poison in II.
200 half chests Of the finest S0UCHONG TEA. 49,
,Ttf5 mh5-'59Iy
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J. II. FOKDs agent.
w.P. su1rrr. Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. CoLB, Gen'I Ticket Agent. april2s-GO
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
CoArOUXOED PRoM

Pure Fegst4Ile ErtrIcGS. and put uP IN GLASS ca
SEX Air TTgik, G1i lciu sop IA az eliza IT..
The P.tWIT "a TILIRTIH PILLS Ia a
gentle but active CatIr u tie which the proprietor
hrs used in his practice more than t'EoEty Sc Er-
Tls,cou- t1ntl yir>re ~ ling duih Ini frm thD-e
who have lung rf-ei tho ~ iPIEL& aul the slE--
faction which all express - i'm resI,i their
has induced me IA place a Them within tho reach
Of nu. ~
thartieS act on different n IN rtiDIs Il tbs bbVTss.
The FiNLL Z CT tn Ia TO FSE9sL has. Witii
il1e rrf:rcnco 70 this ~ well cstaiii te-l fat
Pbeen epmPouiiied from e a variety Of ths Plret
Vegetable Extracts. - which at Ike n1 eve
" part Of tho elemental ~ .Ty canal AMI are gsEf
and sah in all clseI - where Cath rite Il
del such as DsrIHys- Hr7tS Of the S1mIei
Sce1iHcSS PIiIH jJ tis ID BIC: AMI E'iRS- C'ssire-
ness PUN and SIrcIsSS OrgT fIe l1iS. bSIy. nom
sudden cold. which IRE q aeutly it elected en-
in n IOugcnursc Of FErCr. - Lass NJ ipS.iir, CrSrP
ing SsHNTtina- Of GIL ~ Lts b1~fS- RsSiifss
ness IL tlIce, IrsiJtt . an ne hart all EaafH-
~ Itory Diss1ses Wrnts h Fi firm tlIlts- RAeI
naqtisBl great Purifier VI til" B1Ai AMI mlIy lis
eases to which flesh is heir. numsrOIs 10 mention
in this advertisement D1se. tO:'.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
Tho LIVER ISYI3 IRAFJH all FAMILY Ca
TIIARTIC PILLS are retail 81 bV Drug iSts general
IL. and s1ld wholesale By tS TFLls in al the large
towns S. T. ". SANFORD. VI. H.,
MAnuyR-tureE all Proprietor,
.-s So DrJAiWRv. Heyr York
Agents, T. II LOGAN & CO. dee3-l&wiy
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4attp 3 tEt1ente

THs Hoe.-Hopptng is said to be very
healthy operation. Many have a complete
restoration of health by it. Though the
taste be bitter, the perfume is delicious
It is quite an attraction, and gives one an
idea of the manner in which insects are
drawn to their own peculiar diet or COM
fort by the sense of smell. Unfortunately,
II is only to be richly perceived in the
direction. of the wind, and, after few
shifts, st ceases to be, perceived at ALL
But German homGopathists, who are very
sensitive creatures, and, particularly fear
fuI Of all sorts of smells, are awfully afraid,
of q hop kiln. We remember case of a
young lady, who was under German
homeopathic treatment, telling her Physi-
clan that she had been a-hoppipg, and she
began to expatiate on the deliciousness of
the perfume But he screamed with hor-
ror "HorreebleI horreeblel most horree-
blet You could not have done anything
worseI You have spoiled the effect of
all my medicine. shall just have to
begin again Did not tell you to keep
free of smells2" Il don't call it a SMELL
1 cali it,a perfume" retorted the lady
"vell ii is de same ding said the doctor.
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EIrtoYnEsT ron Young woMEx.-cau
they, be made clerksR We ,uhhesitatingly
school, bookkeeping may be taught in
theory, hut. a. CLERK must go through the
gradations of the counting house, from
first junior upward, This girl cannot
do. Educated boys there are in great
plenty. whom merchants. and tradesmen
mai. have, for nothing, SO that they do but
have. the opportunity of learning their
business,s Let.us look at a boy SO placed.
He must at All times be ready eaaP.ina hand
to start off at a moments notice, to bank.
or brokers', wharf OF post office, in all
weattiers, and often with scarce time to
turn himself round. Now, could q girl do
this2 ,Common-sepse, at once says moi
stiff more alphabetically says if she, could,
sherought not, +s-.-r-g Fs.as-.E - 81
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Mnnn,s mann MEs.T,oRATIVE.

I WOODS HAIR RESEORAIlNE-
Professor WOod-Dear Sir: Having had the fntstor-
tune to lose the hest portion Of my hair from the e
fects of the yellow Over in New Orleans in 1851,
was ihducedtomake trialOT your preparaticn md
found it 10 RnsEer as the very thing needed My
hair is now. thick and glossy and no words can ex
pres my obligations to you In gvL9E to the aistsd
such n treasure. 5FINiEY JollNSDS'-
l. AARoSs BpN, KY, Nov, 80, 1855,
Prof o, J. Wood: Dear Sir-I would certainly be
doing Yon great iniusticG mot to make known tn tho
world, the wonderful. we'll rs the uneNnected re-
suit have experienced from using ONE bottle OF your
Hair Restorative. After using every kind Of Te7to-
ratives oNtant but without success. and fintng my
head nearly destitute of hair finally induced
to try bottle fyUur Hair Restorative. Now. can
dor and Justice compel me to announce to whomso-
ever may read this, that now possess a new and
beautiful growth OF hsr, which pronounce richer
and hRndsomsr than the original WAS will there
fore take occasion recommend this invaluable re;-
edy to ALL who may feel tho necessity Of 1t.
Respectfully yOuTs, REV. s. ALLEN BROCh.
p. S.-This Testimonial of my appreciation for
yOur valuable medicine (as you aware of Is nnSo-
licited; bHt If you think it worthya place among the
rest insert If you wishi if not destroy and say no
thing. | Rev. s. D.
The Restorative is put up in Bottles Of sizes viz:
large, medium and small; the small holds ~ pint
and retHtls for one dollar per bnttle; the mettnm
holds Mt lenst twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small, retails for dollars bottle; the
large holds quart, 40 per cont more in proportion
and rotaiIs for 81 n bottlc. 81.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO.. ProprictOrs. - 1 Broadway, New
York. and III Market ST.. ST. Louis, No.
Dealers. e. - p - ~ ap2l-l&w8m
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TRANSPORTATION. :
Balti1nore s ONO Rafl Road
= 'sTT17ER 77-aa1RTSRANGEMENT. ,

n - 9ss.s.;:sEli -
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator.
.EVER manufacturers.

v
TT IS COMPOUNDED RNTIRELF RIstlM GUMS.
and has become an established ttct, Stand1rd
Medicine known and HI- : proved by al thar nave
used IL, and - resprt p ed to with an
ali fls diseases for which - Ii Is recp.Igio1Isi
S1re,l thausantS - within tlEa Last tso years
who I,od gwen up all e hopes of relief, the
numerous unsulf eli ed = certificates Ia my pos-
session show. .-. 90
TheIiose must be adlp-i ted TO tile tcT1psrap1eni
Of the individual mixing aud usOiin such guam
titles as q act gently on ~ the Bowels
Letthe dictates of your Il tulsment guide you u
the I1se Of the LITERiS iLNPZGORITOR,a and il
will cure Lirer C11s-FS paiEtR, Bilisns sAtdcts,
Tlgr,snyi,I Cro1fe Di-' - ElTThde SaHHIeF Chm
:EdiRfs DysstsEys DFoPt, 81, Soar Sole rev. IfiS't-
mi CssstireEsss aalic 4 C5a0Es. Clt6 JE1FblIs.
Cbol.r1 Tlfyshfnt Fia- ~ taEsHee JdHice, FSHIaEs
IT;t5lssrsS and NAV bel used successfully
IlrY;UaTy FIagily Wsli- ~ cine It will cure SICK
AEADlCZ4E, las thou-i-SS sands en- testiiy1 IN
fIveJlfg "A Hss If tle0 a "A Gree 7s1-EpOss.fEs are
tIIeIs at Jnmencement;tS of attack
IN Ieho use Il are gir-I ling their testimony in
Its favor. - =.
/. MI.T WATER IS.E9 THE NOETR " "a
THE LrPIG0R4TOR, -1ND SWALLOW BOTH
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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MANHOOD,

AN11OOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. q
Just Published, an a Sealed Envelore.
ON THENATuRE[ TRRATMENTfANDR RADICAL,
CURE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions, inducing 4upotency and Mental and
BIZ ROB. s. CUEyRRwELL, n. D., 'et' .
AAEtor Of a1he Green Book, =. dc. ------
The yorldsrenoSyned author, IN thisadmirable Lee
awful cSnseqnences of selEabuse may be efectually
removed without sDIedfcine and without dangerous
Surgical operations bougies, instruments, rings
oordiaIs;5pointins amot OF cure once certain
and ehectuah by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be; himself cbeaIg,
DriuGEeiy aud sTadSedHy This Lecture will prove
boon to thuusants and thousands. - 49, 3 ii Z
Sent Under seal to any address, Pof paid, the
rec eipt of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI
J. G. KLINE, Nd, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post BoE,tsss - g1z4s T5Sza aptly5d&NE
---5 - : z7T1T--7S = : = =
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M IA pICAL.
- THE
80 THE ~ aL--.}
Great w onder
= ofTHE NISETEENTII CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the Sc iIsouIs ENEa.p DsmOcrRt. Below. We
publish letter to Dr. Wool. Of this city, from gen
tlOuian in Maine which speaks gi0wingy OF the SUI
perior merits Of lac hair tonic. Sneh tsaidenes must
have its eject, when coming from reliable source.
If certificates ufc guarantees of TRUTH the Dr. needs
no encOmipms, nor pseless lluhery nom the pres;
Bath. MAINE. Jan. 90 1856.
Professor o. IL Wood d o.: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
my attention called few months since to the highly
beneficial effects of your hair restorative, WT,s In
tluced make application Of 1t upon my own hair
which had become quite gray, probably one-thiTTt
white; my whiskers were of same character. some
three months since purchased bottle Of your hair
restorative and used 1t. soon fOunlit was proving
what had wished. 1 used it about twice week.
have since procured another bottle. OF which have
used some. 1 can certify TO the world that the
gray or white hair Inns totally disappeared both on
my head aud face AMI my hair has resumed ts ma
tura color and believe more soft and glossy than II
has been before for twenty i've ye1rs- am now
sixty years olii my good wife at the age OF hy-two
has used it with slnU effect
The above notice / deem due TO you for yonr Valn-
able discovery. ! am assured that whoever will
rightly per directions, will not have occasion
to contradict my statements am citizen OF this
city and resident here for the last fifteen years and
am known to nearly every one here and adjoining
towns. Any use You MAJ make of the above. with
my name attached, is at your service As wish to
preserve the beauties of nature in others as well as
myself am, truly, yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
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0N and after Monday. the 18th OF April $780, the
" passenger Trains will run daily IS fnllows:-
First-The Great Southwestern. St. Lous, Cincin-
natl. COInmbuA Wheeling. Benwood. Baltimore. and
Washington CITY Express leaves Wheeling daily at
$40 p NJ. arriving in Baltimore atsSl0 A. NJ con-
Meeting with trasG the Eastern and outhern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore at Z. 7. NJ arriving at
Ienwoo at S3S and Wheeling At SOS A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern, and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland. Chicago st..
Louis, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling. BenwoOd. Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday Mt $50 p NJ,
and arrives Baltimore at +45 p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities he
turning leaves Baltimore Mt $3.50 A NJ. and arriving
at BenwOOd Mt 3t37 and Wheeling at 4o5 A. ". This
train stops ut all regular stations Fast of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted Mt 10 A. NJ,
arriving in Cumberland at S:25 P. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at $50 A. NJ and arrives Mt Wheel
ing ut $40 p. NJ. This train stops Mt all stations
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western eitics. TSP.
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0TERL.-Cast, Shear, German. Blister aud
N janRS F'ss. iP - = 90 md q Man Street
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College T!
FOUNDED 1sS
L0CA TED,
Cor. baltimore and Char1es-Sts..


FOUNDED ISL
L0CA TED,
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
MORE, ND.
VTNHIs. INSTITUTION is NOW IN TIE MOST
/ prosperous AMI hourisling condition. Twice da-
ring the Last two years has il been Necessary to obtain
larger apartments FIR tho accom- ittca Of the IN
etelsne number Of =tn'lents, representing nearly
every state in the Union. a.--
IL occupies VI tho INST et'ilsIi-n 'us and
iesirably located buildings in the city. The
commodfouSly arranged, spiciOas AMI elegantly
The advantages AMI f,eilIte. here offered young
desiring qualify the usliVrs properly fr the
various duties Of the uniting RoJn or obtain a
Thorough ES,etie1I Bssess E IIe ioH generally. arc
unsurpassed ia plr;cul by a1y similar estAb
Ilahnent In tho Unitei Suites.
FACULTY:
Z. X. l. bSIEE,
Principal-LectureF the Science Of Accounts, Com
-merce- Blu dnesI Customs etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory AMI Prlctice Of
and Co n nsriell C1leaIIti
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Pr rfs4sor IT Bookkeeping.
y. c. J1uNSON,
PrOfsssJr of Business aaI oratnsataI renmanshIp
LectuE3T OF Mercantile L1w.
EEV. L. YatEGS REESE. y. n,
Lecturer "a Com Usrat Ethios. s = r.
TRUSTEES;
Hon Jno. r. Kennedy, HIN 10 'hHa Eans1nt,
Hon. ThOS SwInn, wuL II. kei5hler, esq
Jacob Tru st. EI1, VIM. Kn7hs. PAP,
This CSllsSs Is provided with Can lIs-ti Lib= ny
Of STANDARD Works expressly for tho use Of the Stu
dents.
Each ssudout has desk to himself aud Is sopa
rately instructed. So.
There bOtng no raeAtiOn during the'year, Students
can enter at any time.
Thetin,e 1'nally required toeompletett Hlieourse
frun to u weeks. - 90
: A DrPLoNA e awlrIed to all Graduates
A large and beautifully Ornamented Circul1F, con
flaming upwards 81 sIx slUARE REgT representing tn
Exterior and Interior View Of the College VariOu
characteristics designs, Temlnshp &c. seat by mai
free If eiargs, accompanied with eat gne giving full
IT5 a.. Rlitfmore NJ.
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SMITHS 'ISS, WHEELING ALES

In wood and G1nss. s-.ssEsz
RTY CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENER
Nl ALLY, are respectfully informed that for tho
purpose of concentrating all my attention and
ces my Brewery Malt House, &c, in this city,
haVesOId my Pittsburgh Brewery to Mcsers, Fleming
Thanking my numerous customers in all parts OF
the country for their patronage, desire to assure
Champagne. Kennett, Pale, aud Bitter Ales, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this
tabliahmont and which have acquired so high repu
tation for purity and general excellence.
have greatly enlarged the bottlfng department,
which isnoR In high state 81 perfection, and capa-
BILE supplying the vast demand tor tho celebrated
ssWheeling bottled Ale" / = y = y
All orders for any of these products must hereafter
be directed to me at .''Wheeliug W." where they
will be filled and dispatched with ptOmptnesa.
foblO-tfg- a 1855 GEO. W. SMITH.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-11-15
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1850.

SENATE.-Thc senate met at / | o'clock
q. M, pursuant to ad diownmcnt.
a message was received from the House.
proposing to 80 into ballot ror Electors OF
President aud cc-PrcSdcnt Of the i nitcd
States, at II o'clock The Senate coaour-
red, and returned message accordingly,
and Immediately proceeded to the House
and joined in the ballot
At l24 o'clock, the Senate proceeded to
the special order, the reference of the Mes
sage No. | of his Exccllcrcy the Governor.
Mr.. Darlington offered the following rcso-
luton, which was agreed to:
Resotoed, That the order making the
Message of his EScellcncy the Governor
the special order for this day, at ~
o'clock, be discharged, and th t so much of
said Message as relates to the call of a CON
vention of the people Of this State, the re-
organization Of the militia, and prcpara-
tions for the defence OF the State, be made
the special order for Thursday next at |
o'clock p. IN.
Mr.. Rhctt offered the following rcsolu.
tion, which was also agreed to, and sent to
the House for concurrence
RcSoiced, That the Treasurer Of the Up
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