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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARASCE.-On last Tues
day. a dentist calling himself Jerome Francis. Of
Philadelphia, came to this city and enga ged rooms
at boarding house opposite Wizards Hotel
Having removed thither his trunks and dental
furniture and instruments, he put up for the ht
but left at an early hOnr in the morning since
when he has not been heard from His actions
during the night of his stay led TO the superstition
that he was insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

The L. ;. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will hold its
eighth annual meeting on Wednesday next at the
smithsonian Institution. Addresses will be de-
lvered at the evening sessions of the society on
" Zoology and especially Entomology in its fel;.-
lions to Farming and Gardening" by Rev J g.
Morris. d. ID, of Baltimore; on '.Physical G eogra-
Phy IN lis relation to Agriculture" by Thos. An
ITSELF, NJ. d.. and on Cattle Breeding, ;, by DR.
George b. Loring.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
VESISON AT PUBLIC SAEE.-FINR WHoL z
DEER AT AUCIION-On tom NOR X ID w
MORNING we will sell, in front of our Auction
ICONS fine whole Buck. fresh from the mountains
OF virgins in good order.
hot keepers and others are invited to attend.
IT WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY j. c. MEG UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE, HARNESS.
IND BAKERS WA6oN-On THURSDAY
~ ohNiNG, January l2h, at II O'Clock IN front Of
the auction rooms of Jas. G.. McGu,re 4 Co., by
by virtue Of deed of trust, filed for record Novs
per SOth 1858, among the land records for Washing
ton county, / shall sell s
One Work Horse, Raker's Wagon and Harness.
lrms: credit Of6 aud 80 days, for sat- sfscto-
toriIy endorsed notes, BEARING interest
;o, A. F. l.. KEESE, Trustee.
JaS-d }. G. MEG UlRE Il CO. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

AID FOR TIE REFCGEE Jews OF Morocco
The first Washington Hebrew congregation at
their regular monthly meeting on the LIST instant,
appointed Captain Jonas r. Levy, Levi Barr, and
NJ. Selgle, as the committee to receive donations
for the relief of their from orocco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

CHARITY BALL.--A number of young gentle
men, Interested in the cause of the orphans, have
united together, as we understand for the pur-
pose of giving grand Citizens Ball. the pro-
ceeds of which they intend to donate to the Or
phan Boys Asylum. The affair is to come off in
the early part OF next month. at the Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue
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A. GREEN, Auct.
BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct,oneers
EXTENSIYE SALE OE FINE GROCERIES


EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,
- IEAs; COFFEE, CONFECTIONERY. PERFUMKRY,
Sc-On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January
4th at 10 O'Clock, and continuing until the whole is
disposed Of at the store of George Pearson. ESQ.
on Penn. avenue, Immediately opposite the NatIonaI
Hotel, We shall sell the whole of his extensive stock
name In part
Superior Imperial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Eng
Hsh Breakfast and Oolong Teas.
Java, Laguyra, and Maracaibo Coffee,
Twenty boxes Ground Coffee,
Chocolate, FaIina, Rice, Mustard,
yeles. Pickles. Sauces, Preserves,
Figs, RaIslns, PruDes, Fruits,
Almonds FIiberts, Pecan Nuts,
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff,
CANDIES OF all descriptions, Olive Oil,
starch, Soap. Indigo, Candies,
Large lot of Fancy Soaps and Perfumery,
Buckets, Brooms, Brushes. Rope.
tapes Spooi Cotton, Pins and Needles,
Fancy, Glass and China Marbles, Tack,
Matches, Lead and Slate Pencils, &c.
Store Fixtures, Scales and Weights
The IGNITION of the trade is Invited TO this sale
The goods will be Sold in lots To suit
Terms: SSD and under, cash: over that surn. q
credit OF 81 and On days, for endorsed
notes hearing interest.
JaSd &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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MRS. WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and female
ply siclan. has Soothing Syrup for Chiiden 1sefh-
ing which greatly facilitates the process teethng
by sOftening the gums reducing oil inflammation
will aay all pain, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 Il-ly
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WATcH RETURNS -Sunday-George R. New
comb drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, IS Is.
Nine dodgers. Monday-Josiah Beach, drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs, Sc Is. Jas Clarke,
do; do. S6.l5 Eight dodgers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
SIX HANDSOME THREE STOP

SIX, HANDSOME THREE-STORY AND
~ BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES AND The LoTs ON
WHICH THEY STAND FRONTING THE PATENT Or
FICE, AT AucftoS-On MONDAY, the 9th inst
shai seiy In tfont OF the premises, at half past
O'Clock ?. m, fix fine Brick Houses known as
alkeTs Row, fronting on 9Th street west betw ee
+ and q streets north, immediately opposite the
ent Ohce situated on lots 10 and 20 and half lot
in square No. SIG.
No. 1, being the south house, has a front of %
feet. running back 100 feet To 81 feet inch alIey
the house contaI ms 10 good and conveniently ar,
ranged rooms and wide passages.
No. fronts is fact, running hack 100 feet IN the
alley the house contains rooms and passage
NOS. 5, l. and front each 20 feet, running back II
ieet to feet alley; the houses contain 10 rooms
each, with wide passages.
NO 6, being the corner house, s. feet front, run
ming hack the same depth
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance in 6, IL, IL and
q months, the purchaser To give notes for the de-
1erred pay ments bearing interest from day of sale
disputable. " {.
Ja4-d A GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

THE BALI. OF THE UNIoN GUARDS, Mt the As
sembly Rooms, this evening" in celebration of the
battle Of ,ew Orleans, bids fair to be a very
pleasant affair. 1t will be, IL, In this respect, It
comes anywhereaear the former parties of this
gallant company. ef-@fs. - F5
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A Lien d JACKSON,
"A PLASTERERS,
JoBS$ERs,
275 Pennsylvania Avenue,
ia S-Iwt hetween 10Th and nth y,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

BEAR IN MIND that some capital bargains of
choice books may be obtained at Ben. French Is
great closing out sale tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room Potomac water.D The apartments
are lsrge aud airy; four rooms floor. from the
hrst floor up. Inquire of WALL, STEPEENS&
CO., 322 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

The WAY OF TRANsGRRssORs Is HARD Fol
low the counsel and heed the advice contained In
the work 'Hn'nan Etatlty, or Phys biological Re
Searches 1t treats Of the EVIL let's of eary abu
and Indulgence, is enbellished with elaborate co!
Ored engravinss, pOrtraying every feature and
phase Of disease, poses the faacy of the Ordna-
~ modes adopted for the cure of local as well as
hereditary nloiGdieS and gives the only safe AMI in
failibie remedy for expunging every trace of the
virus from ths system. Sold by Dr.. Barrow. 1874
r. Sold also BY 5. Calvert Ford, j., Washington,
ID. T.. ia 61Hfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

THE BANNxR CLuB, No. /, win give cotillon
party this evening at Thorn's Han, seventh q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

The FINEST CLOTHING EsTA BLIsHMRNTI IN WASH
INGTON City j. NJ McCamy Il Co., are now re-
oeiving their IA of Clothing made to ord or for
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind
Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags. 3Ss and 800 Pa,
avenue, National Hotel Building. oc l0-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

FOR SALE-A small FARM of 81 acres situated
at the Little Falls, having cOmfortab bile well
ing honse. corn. house, stables, sc; well fenced
ana watered; within four miles of w shingtoD: Is
acres IN cultivation, the halanc in handsome wood
land. tbs peculiarly desirable as country resi-
iy situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inquire
OF Mt MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
LIttle fhlis de 7-2aWtf
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No. 2-MopERN MIRACLES The remarkable
cures effected by Mrs. Al. N. Gardner's Gel ebrated
lnd1an Medicine. which stands unrivalled as tho
great cure for Coughs. Cold Group. Bronchitis md
Lung Complaints: Sold by all the DRUGGISTS
Weeks 4 POttsr, 15i Washington street, Boston,
General A gents. ia Iwr
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HOUSE FOR RENT-On north G street he.
Il tween 4th and 5th, No. hI2. with ne rooms
To a good tenant the rent will be moderate Apply
t. A. SMALL, north l. street, betwees4th and 5tn
NO o5U Ie-7yS
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO notwithstanding
u large parlOr and chamber, communicative
18TH street hetwe Il and f, No. 4J2.
eoIwt
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FOR SALE AND RENT

Hun SALE-The two new three story and base
Went HOUSES, Nos 361 ard 800, situated
On street north. between 18th and 18th streets
Contalnln g II rooms each, and having large wards
attached with a rear entrance from i2th st Pos
session given Immediately. For terms &c apply
on the premises. i, s,sst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

BURIAL OF GUARDsMAN.-Yesterday after
neon, MI. Peter Goodyear of the Auxiliary G uard,
whose death by consumption was noticed last
week In this paper, was buried in the West Burial
Ground, (Holmead's The Chief of Police, with
about eighty men in the uniform Of the Guard,
attended his funeral. Before quitting the guard
house the Guards held meeting and voted that
the widow should receive pension from their
salaries as long as she remained widow and
they on the guard, which amounts to a suriciency
for the support Of the family
THE THEaTRE.-To-night is the last night of
the present company at the Theatre, and "pos-
lively the last night of The Hidden Hand y,
which will Ice followed by the farce Of 'sDon' t
Judge from Appearances Tomorrow night
commences the engagement of James T.. MIR
dock, to be sustained by the Holiday street
Theatre company of Baltimore.
AN ANNoYANcE-Las night, Josiah Beach, a
young man. somewhat in liquor, went into Will
lards' Hotel and began to annoy persons in the
hall. Officer Ward arrested him, and Beach
showed fight, but to no purpose. He was taken
TO the guardhouse, and sent TO the workhouse i'm
default Of the payment Of fine and costs.
BEN. F. FRENCH viii commence his closing
out sales at auction this evening at the store OF
VIM. F. Bayly, 27S Pennsylvania avenue. Il
who want good book cheap, and pleasant place
to while away an hour, will do well to give him
a call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

EOR KENT--A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
= suitable for AIRY ind of business, with large lot
The house contains rooms, with gas al Through
1t has been occupied for the last two years as res
ta9lant doing good business The house is situa-
street. Rent Sl6 per month. Inquire of w MAR
SHALL Auctioneer, AGA 18th street, corner of F
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-09

The WASHINGTON AsYLuM-Tbe offenders
against our city laws who have been sent to the
wakhouse for ninety days or less, and who
able TO work, are kept employed by the intendant,
board and lodging afforded by the Corporation.
The winter season generally fills the asylum with
inmates who suppose that they will have little to
do There are fnrty-eight bodied men In thr
wo,khouse department who were set to work this
week at cutting and collecting ice in the Anacos-
tia; and this Is carefully housed for summer use
IL is Job that few Of the prisoners Ike this cold
weather Yesterday, new born white male IN
LIot dead was convened TO the Asylum In the
wagon used by the First Ward police An IN
quest was held, and the verdict Of death by en-
unknown cause VS. rendered; after which, 1t was
Inferred In the Corporation burial ground.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-18

A YEAR of PLENTY.-From all parts of the
country we receive the most satisfactory ac-
counts of the harvest. The extent of ground
under cultivation is greater than in any pre-
vious year, and the husband d-man's labor is
promised rich reward. The great cereal
crops, wheat, rye, oats and corn, are generally
in most fourshing condition, and even orch
ard fruits are more abundant than they have
been Tor many past seasons. The receipts of
grain at Buffalo, Chicago and Milwaukee have
been nnprecedentally large within the last few
months, showing that the farmers are hasten
ing to empty their granaries to make room
for this years produce. The effects of this is
telling upon the business of the Western rail-
roads generally, but especially upon the two
great trunk lines from Buffalo to tidewater
When. in connection with the liberal harvest,
it is recollected that the season has been un-
propit!ous in many parts OF Europe, and espe-
cially in Great Britain a dearth is beginning
to be apprehended, it will be seen that the
prospects OF most prosperous season for our
agricultural and commercial classes, and thro,
them for all classes of the community. we're
never better than they are now.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-18

The following Committees of Vigilance were
appointed for the various election districts:
Beccaria-Lyonei W W eld John W. Wright
John l.. McCully, Edward p. Fulkerson.
BsK-John Bell, Wilson McCracken, Thomas
Orr, Jacob Snyder of Jac., Samuel 7. Hoover,
Hugh Pollock, John F. Lee.
Bloom-Andrew Runner, II. C. Leech, Chas.
Cleaver, Silas Mum, 7. H.. Bailey, Chase off
Boggs-Geo. Wilson, Jr., John Bish, David
Adams, Jr., John Blair, VIM. Wilson, Peter
Gearhart.
Bradford Daniel Graham, William Albert,
John Peters, Isaac S. Shirey.
Brady-Reuten II. Moore, Alex. Shea, Tho.
Montgomery, Isaac McIIenry, j ohm Carlisle,
Wm. Reed.
unside-Jackson Patchin, Eb. McMasters,
Jesse Hutton. Robt. Michael, Jno. Rorabaugh.
Chest-A. H. Peirce, David Michael, James
Dowler, b. G. McMasters, Wm. McGarvey
Wm. Wcstovcr.
Clearfeld Boro.-Robt. Mitchell, Jr. Reuben
Spackman, e. w. Rheem, w. r. Brown, NJ.
A. Frank.
Corirgton-P. A. Gaulin, John Barmoy,
Joab Rider.
Curpensrille-E A. Irwin, D. O. Crouch,
John irwin, James Brown, VIM. Ten Eyck.
Decatur-Joseph Goss, Daniel Albert. Daniel
Ayers.
Ferguson-Jacob Gibson. Luther Barrett,
George w. Davis, Charles McMasters.
For-E. c. Lyman, A. w. Heath.
Girard- Murray, Adam Spack-
man, James Leonard, Jr., Alexander Irwin.
Goshen-Lewis Irwin, Thomas Graham, L.
II. Spence.
Graham-B. F. Akely j ohm NJ. Katen j ames
P.Nelson, ohm Ammerman,P p. M. .Wollislagle.
GueLch-Wm. A. Nivling, j. w. Scott, G..
w. McCully, w. S. Wells, Robert Graham.
Huston William Hewitt, Julius Lamm,
Oscar Allen, Warren Bliss.
Jordan-Thomas Thompson, j. Glenn Viii
liams, Isaac Haines. John McNeal.
Karthaus--Joseph Yothers, Joseph Rubley
Frank McGarvey, William Bridgen.
knor-John l.. Rex, D. j. Cathcart. Will
liam Mckee.
Lawrence-W. l.. Antes, w. P. Fulton Cor
nelius Owens,A. L. Schryver, Isaac Thompson.
l.. X. Mccullough, Oliver Conklin.
Lumber Cuy-James Ferguson, Harrison
Spencer. John W. Hazlett, George Fl. Lytle.
Morrts-T. G. Snyder, j. Davis, G.. D. Hess,
jacob Mock, j G. Brenner. BENZ. Spaci,man.
New Washington l.. Allison, William
Feath, John H. Byers.
Penn-John Russell, abraham G. Moore
Thos .Waln, Jacob Doughman, NJ. S. Spencer.
Pike-Johnson Holden. Benz. Hartshorn.
John W. McNaul. Edw. NJ. Curry, Milton Nc
Clure, b. F Dale, Robt Nceper, Porter Smith.
Union-D. E. Brubaker, David Dressler,
Ii. B. Bailey, J. B. Clowser.
Woodcard-Samuel Hegarty Joseph Fiscus,
James Stott.
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aAR1BALDIs MOVEMENTS.

Mcagre as the telegraphic abstract of the
news by the Arabia is, it yet conveys assur-
ance that the movement for Italian indepen-
deDce goes hopefully onward. Garibaldi aims
at freedom for all Italy, and, therefore, WISE
~ wastes no more of his strength in Sicily,
but prepares to move upon the mainland.
But, as in Sicily, so in Naples, his chances Of
success depend greatly on the enthusiasm and
firm bearing of his friends within and upon
these it seems that he can count surely. Nat
urally excited by the news of the success OF
the revolution in Sicily, and burning with the
memory Of years OF tyranny, and of recent
outrages, the Neapolitans are upon the point
of rebellion, and the Central Revolutionary
committee had even dared to issue procla-
nation calling upon the people to rise. To
meet this condition of things, the King had
on the one hand proclaimed the city in state
of siege, and on the other granted the quasi
liberal constitution, which would have saved
his crown six moths ago, and inaugurated the
tri color flag as that of the nation. The later
succeedaneums will fail of their object. What
was beyond hope before will be rejected now
with scorn-silent, if not expressed. AS to
the former. 1t is a cheering sign for Garibaldi.
Threatened men live long; and cities placed
under martial law are generally in condition
for which martial law is no cure. If it be diff
hcult for the tyrant of Naples to control his
capital itself, what can he do when Garibaldi
thunders at his gates ?-fOr be there he will,
by hook or by crook in spite of the Nearoli-
tan fleet. There has 70 announcement more
favorable to Italian liberty been made than
this of the extreme measures adopted at Ma
Piles. For if the Neapolitans be in earnest as
1t seems they are, the severity of the restric-
tiOn will but make the outburst the more over
whelming when it comes. 1t will come when
Garibaldi moves toward Naples, and gives
the royal forces to enemies to fight instead of
one. His success then is far from certain;
but should he fail, his cause will not. The
heel of the tyrant will never again rest firmly
on the neck Of Italy. Our next European ad-
vices may be looked for with eager expecta-
TONS Ne,p York World.
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Announcement of Candidates.

0yWe are authorized to announce David
Adams, Sr., of Boggs township, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the dec-
sion of the Peoples County Convention
OWe are requested to announce Alex'r
Murray, of Girard township, as candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the choice
of the Peoples County Convention.
~We are requested to announce that Ed !.
McGarvey, Esq, will be supported in the Peo-
pies Convention for the office of Auditor
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FEMALE EBRAvERY.-Duringt the recent fight
ing in Catania, Sicily, one of the nuns shot
from her window numbers of the royal troops.
She hred with the precision of an Alpine
huntsman, never missing. The colonel order
ed his men TO fire in platoons repeatedly a.
gainst the windows, but in vain. The heroine
remained unscathed ,and still kept firing away,
killing her man with every shot.
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fNo THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF

CLEARFlELD C0UNTY.-The undersigned
having been commissioned County Superintendant
OF Clearheld desires to be informed through the
Curwensvillc Post Office, what school now or
will be in operation during the summer or early
fall so that he may visit them with little travel
as possible. Also, who the officers of the Boards
of Directors are, that he communicate with
them If needful JESSE BROOMALI
,July 1fh 1874 MI
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ORPHANS, COURT sALE.-T

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Dy virtue OF
~ an order of the Orphans Court of Clear6e.d
county, Pa, there will be exposed to public salc,
on Saturday the ith day of August. 1850. at O.
clock p. NJ, Mt the house of David S. Plotner in
the Borough of New Washington, the following
described property, to wit All that certain piece
OF land situate in Chest township, Clearfeid
Pa, bounded by lands of Simon Rorabaugh. John
I'll. Beyers. Solomon and Andrew Tozer. land late
of Moses Pearce and others; containing 50 acres,
late the estate of Thomas Wilson, deceased
Ierms-One half cash, the balance in one year
with interest. WILLIAM FEATH, r..
July 10, 1850 HENRY IL HURD ( TX Is
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OF PATRIOTS AND STATES

TEACHINGS OF PATRIOTS AND STATES
MEN; or; tie .FoN'i&ers Of tie Republic on
SEarery :" Fiat Justitia. "A Great National
Work-every man who votes. or expects to vote
should buy and read it it is not partisan book
but a compilation from the report of Debates, and
from other reliable sources, of the Speeches and
Writings OF the AFounders OF the Republic ON
the question of Slavery, showing their opinions
thereon, as expressed in the Congress of the Con-
federation, in the Convention to form the Consti-
tuition and in the several State conventions rat
ify the same. A distinguished feature of The dis
cussions are the Speeches of Madison, Randolph
DR.. Franklin, Ruttiedge, LiriRgston, Roger Sker-
man, ELLSWORTH, Patrick Henry, Mason, Ptnrk-
neg, LO,cndes, and in short, all those of the
Revolutionary times, renowned alike for their pa
triotism, manship and virtues. 1t will in
clude the History of the Ordinance of 1887 by Pc
Ter force, Esq; the great congressional compiler
the only authentic account of that famous 0rdi-
nance ever published The slavery agitation is
then traced in its various phases in Congress from
1870 to 1884, and the opinions gathered from the
Speeches and Letters) of Je6erson. Madison. Mon
roe, Harrison, Piaekney, .Joh,. Quiacy Adams,
Clay. Cakhonn, Benton, Webster, .S,tas Wright,
and Marcy as well eminent living Statesmen,
are accurately complied. 1t will also contain the
Dred SCOTT and other decisions of the Courts upon
the Slave Question; the great speech of Ale1an-
der Hamilton advocating MoDarchical Govern
ment; also his plan of Government; the Inaugu-
raj Addresses of Washington. Adab,s, Jefersom
and Madison, and the Farewell Addresses of lFash-
sncton and Jackson.
1t is not designed for partisan book but as
all parties claim to represent the views of the Fa
theirs of the Republic" the Slavery Question.
the object of the compilation is rather to show
what those views were, and what construction the
eminent statesmen of the country have given the
Constitution from the period of its adoption to the
Repeal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854.
This volume is the only work of the kind pub
lished and should be in the hands of all who wish
history of this all absorbing question. 1t has
been compiled with great care by Hon L. b.
Chase, who has had the most ample facilities for
its full and authentic compilation
Price only Sl.00, sent by mail. free of postage
on receipt of the price. j. w BRADLEY. Pub
Usher 4S North 4th St, Philadelphia
B. Agents Wanted in every Town in the u
nited States to sell this work. to whom the largest
commission will be paid. July Is. 1850
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HEIFFER-

SIRAf HEIFFER-came trespassing on the
- premises of the subscriber residing in Bell tip
Clearield county, Pa, about the I'd day of June
iSoo- said heifer is supposed to be two years old
OF hed color with white spot on the face shoul-
der and hip, and short crooked horns The owner
Is requested TO come forward prove property pay
charges and take her away otherwise she will be
disposed of as directed by law. GEO. STALL.
Bell township June 22d lS6n- -iulyi