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TIE THRONE oF DAVID.


THE THRONE OF DAVID:
From the Consecration Of the Shepherd Of Both
lehem to the Rebellion Of Prince Absalom. Being
an illustration Of the Splendor. Power, and Do
minion Of the Reign Of the Shepherd King, in
series Of Letters, wherein the magnifconce of
Judea is shown to the reader, as il by an eye
witness.
By the Rev. J. II. INGRAHAM, L. L. D.
One vol, II mo-, cloth, 6O5 pages. Price 81 rs.
"This is the thi:tyoiumo and completion Of a
series Of works by the same author, on the his
tory Of the Israelidsh Monarchy. The origin.
under Moses, was treated Of in the Pillar of
Fire, and in it, great glory under Dayid is
treated Of in this work, THE Throne Of David J
while the decline of Hebrew power and the open
ing of the new dispensaton meet their delinea-
ton in the 'PriBcgof the House Of David These
works are historically valuable os handbooks of
information relative to the scenery, geography
and manners Of tire Holy Land The style is in
teresting ard powerful, and the work leads us to
the contemplation and study of the sublime Ian
guage Of the Bible end the great doctrines il con-
tains, without being, as such books too ordinari-
ly are, either maudlin, stupid, dogmOtic, OF con
ceited. d."-Boston Daily AHut ."a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-05

We fo'rubllih lhls wcek corrected
return of tho late ctctlon, lhc fofmei IA
hlo being IN many iespsclt erroneous
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S,TRIKING TIMES IN PHILADEL

StTRlklNG TIMES IN pH1LADEG
- PPIA - Tremendous Excitement umorg n
Masses !! !-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Pnire and the notorious For
ger and counterfeter, ia mes Buchanan Cross ~! !
Cross Recaptured HIT seems to be the gener.
al opinion in Clearfeld, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Shorts French calf Boots that he
would not be takSn yet However, Shorty is
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce TO all Brcckinridge Dougtus,
Lincoln and Bel men, and women and children
in Cloarhed. and Sinncmahoning in particular,
that he is prepared to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Caters of any style or pattern, stitch
cd, sewed or Peggcd, (and as he is short fel-
low on short notice.
An kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change, and cash not r. fused Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver & Co.'S store, FRANK SHORT,
N. b, Findings for salo Sept &c, 1860.
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ma "'" ''"ssrd l0li 'be 2oil instant WI DO h1
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THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID
THREs YEARS IN THE HOLY CITY.

THREE YEARS IN THE HOLY CITY.
In series Of letters relating, if by an eye wit
ness, all the scenes and incidents in
TIE LIFE OF JESUS OF NAZARETH,
From his Baptism-in Jordan to his Crueif1ion on
Calvary.
By the Rev, j. II. 1NGRAHAN, Rector Of Christ
Church, and Of st. Thomas Hall, Holly
Springs, Mississippi.
One vol, u mo-, cloth, Az pages. Price 81 25.
"In tlus work the author has succeeded in the
bold and daring task of presenting the great lead
ing historical parts of Scripture in connexion with
secular history, SO as to present the clear and
ire-lik picture Of those events as they might be
supposed to appear to the casual observer. The
descriptions of rights and ceremonials are spirit
ed and comprehensive. The style is highly ina
ginative and attractive, and We predict that this
volume will be as popular as the Pilgrims Pro-
gress.' .'"-PresbytsrioH and EVOngelist.
Copies Of either of the above Books. with
handsome Gift, worth from so cents to 500, will
be sent to any person in the United States, upon
receipt of ST 2j, and 81 cents to pay postoge by
addressing the publisher, Geo. G, Evans, Phila-
delphia.
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rNHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY, vii

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(nales and femalss) on Monday, Aug. goth, 1860.
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
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Latin and Greek languages. So 90
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No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction made except for protraoted
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Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
.... G. b. SANFORD, PRIYcIrAI,
Nay %, 1860 II. '''
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7 n I"VV'
CTRAY HEiFER,--Came 10 the residence
- Of the subscriber, in Burnside township,
about the first Of June last, BLACK HEIFER
about Is months old. The owner is requested
to come forward prove property pay charges and
take her away, or she will no sold according to
law. JOHN KING, Jr.
December s. 1860. tines.
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Clearheld Markets.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES coRRESr.
Corrected weekly by C, KRATzER q Sons,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Pro.
igiOns and General Dry Goods.
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address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
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R0nERT MAHAEEEV
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Esay' CALL AND SEEl ~Gs
New Washington, Nov. /, 1860. now ON
Tyrone CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. P. OWENS, PRorRIEroR,

announces to the travelling public,
that he has now taken charge Of this large and
well known house, and will conduct ii in such n
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Tedar andwillow ware at
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Slrh advertisements.

A NEW emo horse SLEIGH for salO by
N Dec. 5, 1850. REED, WEAVER & Co.
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Tsa 0aAsD Tsrtx HAitwAY@Thshakif
Of lnIs 1nmueih concbrn are 40 g eHvs
|resthsti ! srisiS where Aesh sovefnmentaf -.
sistance INST b obtainef1s or tbs tsaine VIII
Sc stopps6. The Lon1on bankers Of teeeor-
poratioa. Barring Brothers + Co., and 0yr,
Mills d %, have Fsosatiy obtained Judgment
against It for the enormous amount Of ESQ, 900,
or four millions OF dollars, for outstanding
balances, which they intend to press to . set.
Element. In addition to thisthe EN- ployees Of
the company have not beer paid their saiaries.
the trAdssmeu and contractors cannot get
their dues. and the bonds Of the company have
laid under protest for several months for nom
payment OF interest. These statements ap-
pear remarkable, however, In view Of the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th
inst: 4eA Ya @ 27F's' F-'
A telegraphic dispatch was received here,
from the General Freight Agent Of the Grand
Trunk Railway at Montreal, req Nesting their
agent to notify our roads In writing that no
mole freight would be received at the west
ern terminus of the road until further notice,
as the road was now completely blocked up
Cotton already contracted and in transit
would be received, but no more contracts must
be made for the present.
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The DC nderere ID kich.a .na.


We obserys that the Northern Journals.
whose penny.a-lineTs invented the vulgar
iaisehood that, when the Prince Of Wales Wis.,
tied the Washington Monument at our Capt.
tcI, some Of the by-standsrs INDUCED In i'll
bred allusioassin his hearing, TO the scose o
OF WASHINGTON over the Princes ancestor.
do not hesitate, In their own Published e.
coants Of his.fecsption ~ different points. 70
rsfsria nsaser thatcannot but BE- Offensive
70 him, TO the triumphs Of the United Ssase,
over Grsat Britain. Thus, In one Of the iour,
nails which boasts that u spFrliss the royal
hmiiy sad tho iliustrIous visitors with The
only reliable record 81 NJ Prlues's progress.
rAs Prince and hi sstts wtillsarn thai Il was
I singaiar sight 70 - Ger. DcvTr ssehatfapg
lAmilisrIy With tn disDct descendant II the
King whose armies ~ destroyed upon ~ Asid
cf haatlA, !" ard thai. aaAeng ~ snteftain.
ments IL stors for H. Prfhes ~ Boston. ass
s.geiise aiken fro4 ~ sAewv n tn Rrtvsh
AFsp5 * ~ RsyyDstteengy NaS,n ~ se &
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The UNIvxRsALIsT DRNoMINATIoN.--The
following statistics Of Universalism in the
United States, taken from the Universalist
Register for 1867, are Of interest: sf 81 sH
.One General Convention l Historical So
ciety--l General Reform Associations Con-
vention for the Southern States--22 State
Conventions, with 10 State organizations for
various purposes-s6 Associations, with as
sociations for various purposes ,276 churches
or societies, 969 meeting houses, 10 seminaries,
II periodicals and 692 preachers."ag ~ -4..lf
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Prince Albert.


Whatever opinions may Be entertained OF
the personal APPEARANCE and intellectual cali.
bre Of the Royal Family of England in gen.
erai, there can be no doubt that the hns band
OF q ueen VICTORIA Is one OF the noblest spe.
cimens, both in body and mind, o. the ancien,
arisiocracy Of Europe. Al the International
Congress Of Statistical Science, over which he
presided, he delivered speech which showed
a familiarity with science, philosophical
thought, and practical and sensible cast OF
sniad which would have graced any Of the sa
vans Of Europe. The manner In which he
treated the absurd prejudice that q man OF
science must be an unbslieyer, and that true
knowledge Of any class Of facts can be mimi
cal TO . just regard for the highest OF all
truths, was most mastery, learned and con.
elusive. In his personal appearance, Prince
ALnssr IL sAid TO b. the nasst looking man in
the old world. The admirable tae i he I'm. AZ
hio'ted In the dimsait and delicate position he
German noble, occupies In the British (,onrt
has disarmsd all prejudices. and made him
second In popularity only 10 the O ueen.
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NORFOLK, Oct. l2.-Arrived. schr. Ocean Bird
Richmond; 4. H. Capron, Petersburg.
ALEXANDRIA, Get. H.-Arrived. schr. j. w
Woolston, Petersburg. Sailed, schr. Ed Thomas
Petersburg. - 81
BALrINoRH. Oct. 12--Ceared, sohrs. Eliza Ell
len, Norfolk; Sabine, Tappshannock Oct. 49,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Richmond. >.
PHILADELPHIA, Uct. l2.-Arrived. schrs. J. r
MSoFss. Suffolk. ga; Csrro Gordos, do; Maria Vi
mend, Richmond; schrs. NJ Vandusen, do; MIN
nehaha. do; F. Biardman, Portsmouth.
NEW York. Oct. n.-Cleared schrs. E. G. John
son. Fredericksburg Ann, Petersburg. ~
BELFAST. Sept. X.-Arrived, ship Volante, Tor
ney, Norfolk. .. -, : ..1l1 -
RockLANB, Oct. s.--Arrived, sehr. Lawson
Frances. for Camden, to load for Richmond.
90 BRISTOL piLL.l Sept 8I Entered out for the
LIyERiooL, Sept. q Cleared: ship India, Null
Ter, Norfolk. 25th.-E. Charles. Jones, Richmond
: RIO JAEsIRo, Aug 90 LIN pcr,. barks Virginia
would be ready for sea in or 10 days; Clara Hax-
all, Dutton. for New York Sailed 18th, brig Clar-
ence, Finney, Hampton Roads.
VRNIcE, September 22.-Arrlved, ship Palmetto
Whelden, Wilmington, N. C. 81 ~,
DIsASTER. HH.
Sohr. A. b. Moore, from Richmond for Mobile
which put in to Key West in distress, was survey
ed and found to leak badly, and would discharge
carg Oapd repair.
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DIED

AZ hin andistAsrss resi6eucs On Canal street,
JOHN. asn Of james and Ann Mile, In the 9th
5eAr Of his age 8
Tbs friends Of the family are fesuestsd to at
tend hrs funeral To- day. et half p8st O'Clock,
without further invitation.
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ECT u n 4 =

Il ECTU ES. ------
Il On TUESDAY. the 10Th inst, thu R.v "a.
A.. DUNCAN will dsliyer he FRS. ~ a A s.,;! !M
which viii be delivered before the youn@ 1. AM
the OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE. eo s,ss
Franklin ard 9Th streets Ladies NOT co, nst d
with the School, who may wish to scansint..ssets
selves with the general scope and desirn og psa
course Of Lectures. with or without y,sv ~ ~ 20
coming members OF the GLASS, are cordlally Isy,,.s
to attend. 'a'i'N
N. Lecture to commerce at 10 o'clcc. /, A.
morning. The Board of Instruction viii h. NV, n Ms
to see large attendance. 90 w.N
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VIRGINIA. MECHANICS IySTIfur,-
SEVENTH EXHIBITION

valuable INVENTIONS, Handsome PAINTfSnss
BY celebrated artists, improved WORKING M
CHINERY. including four STEAM FN3Iyps
in Richmond q very large VARIETY of besu,,.I,
HANDIWORK Of ladies' skill and ipgenSit,',
large collection Of RELICS and CURi0sIfjtS
TCRES, are open to the reception Of the SKI.
from 10 4. M. to P. NJ, and from p NJ. oI
P. M, daiiy.
IA Price of admission % cents. Tickets "a, n.
season. admitting q gentleman and two ladies' n
oc Its JAS. ID. BROWNS CIR
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ARRIVED,

| ANntN Ely
Stoam ship Roanoke. Couch, Now York. indze.
and paseeng gers. Budiem a watson
Schr Emma Furbish, Verrill, Ruekland. horses
and oxen. - S& -
Schr Ben. vAndiver, Baltimore, guano, Nd
mond, Dave port & CO. T -
Schi. s Ii. Sample. Wilianas. North Carolina,
shingleA, Womb1e 4 Claiborne. q = :.
schr. u. 3 M. J. simpson. Spuiil, James River.
corn. VI $500. Z. .
Steamship Virginia. Kelley, philadelpinia, mdxe.
and passengers, G. p. Cardogo. 1b stsag
Steamer Belvidefe, kesne. Baltimore. mdze.
Schr. K G.. Stanard T. Booze, baltimore, via
Fort Walthall, coal. W. o. Colquitt CO.
Schr John Alexandra, Applegate Baltimore, via
Port Waithail, coal. W. b. Colquitt q Co.
Sohr. Hardscrabbe, Packard, Salem, -four, d. &
w. Currie.
sehT. Perseverance. Wyatt. Hampton, mdze., J.
6. Reed, s4 To-.
Schr Mary Adel'ne. Baltimore, Light.
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A BILL HEADS. BILL HsAps 1.-THE largest
and most complete assortment of RULED PA
PERS, for BILL HEADS. of various colors-
Blue, White, Bnf, Canary. Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH.
ers IN ant, can rely on getting good article of
Paper. and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see pecimens and prices. Itsl
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~ FALL STOCK or BO0fx
SaQES TPIfNEa m ~,

sES SHOES, TRUNKS, &c
TAYLOR h CO. have re- opened with an ert,
stock of new cords at their old stand, comprlrs,
mems. Boys. Youths and Children's BOON
SHOES and CATERS, With li kinds of Serysas
SHOES, of our own and Northern manufactari,a
none in this city. Being determined 10 IN a
moderate rates to cash or punctual paying euso
mers. We ask for q continuance OF the patrcsu,
We promise to use every honorable means 70 ga
satisfaction to those who may favor ~ with au
at 2l9 Broad street. The country dealers ara N
their trade. w. p. w. TAYLOR co.
oc l3-IOt ne Broad stree,
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NJ L = + n g OF STOCKHOLD-
O@ ERS.-The annual meeting of the Stock
hol.ers Of the ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD
COM PANY. will be held in the town of Clarks
vile, on H RSDAY, the 18th of October, 1860 -
l is very desirable that there should be full at
tendance on that occ asion.
oc l-dtlSO +. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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GEN. VIM. III. HAIR IAN, of
~ Augusta county, will address the De-
mocracy of Richmond. at the F r ICAN
CHURCH, on MONDAY NIGHT next October
10th, ats o. clock. c1l-4t*
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ma LADIES' FRENCH lCoR1-SoLE CATERS
The subscribers have just received very superior
lot of Lsaies' Fl ENCH CORK SOLE CATERS,
Of their own Importation. to WHICH they would
oc i2xt ALEX, HILL l. Co, III Main st.
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WILL OPEN THIS MORNING.

WILL OPEN THIS MORNING AT EZE-
w KfEL'S, II Main street, 500 Yards 81 Heavy
Spread l2-4 square, Tor only 81 80. to cover the
largest bed Come and see. Also, 800 yards all
the gTestest inducements offered come and See
LINEN and MARSElLLES BOSOWS. IN SITS.
500 Superfne Linen and Marseilies Bosoms, with
or without Collars and Cuffs to match. These are
gotten up spendidly, and will be Sold ready made,
as low as ths material can be purchased for. All
styles new Dress Goods cheap, cheap, cheap. at
EZEKIEL.'S Al Main street.,
Al
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UNION PRAYER MEETlNG.-
g>Ga A UNION PRAYER MEETING of all
denominations will be held every day this week. at
IL O'Clock. at the Hail of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, in Goddin's Building. The citi-
zens generally are invited to attend, as well as all
strangers visiting the city Sc 24-lm
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Farmers and others wanting FKGRo
SHOES are invited tn call at No. IS Main stree,
where will he teund the largest and best sssor.
nent ever offered in Richmond. My sAsortmsut
embraces, . 0C0 pairs of heavy sewed Brogsns Of
InY own make; Mems Army Brogans; Meme hgs.
cut do, very thick nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick pexged Brograns; Herrick's best thick
pegged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots fcr
women, together with ell other Grades, suitable
for servants, men, women and bows. Farmsn
John g. pAGEJR
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WANTED-To solclt call from all persons in
w want Of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
manufacturing every stye. from the common up
to the most superior RON FRAN Z. ALL
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers' prices,
at No. "a dam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store.
with VIM. SALMON.
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
Sc 2-3m JAM ES KNOTS.
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miles Of CLatta aooga, Tens, producing tsn
taoasand eaiions Of wine per annum.
Hon. J0hn Z. King, OF Augusta, Ga, has
heea elected Prestdsnt Of tbs Augusta and
UHhdeesfile Railroad. ~
Far fheJast quarter Inc revenue Of Francs
hoe leWpaaed 6aNp0y QOO.
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outLAwiAa the WxEp.-The Ohio Confer
enee % uAe Ms'hodist Episcopal Church has
taken another step forward. Ii has outl.ved
tooacco ana TOBACCO users Atits late session
~ daihpoiis 1t adopted the following pream.
BE and resolution asss ,sxsr- - - >
s'WAsrSas, The use Of tobacco is a ereat avi,
and lesds 70 other evils; therefore,
sRssslpsd, by tie OHIO CoHftrtncs, That. after
tbs present session, we will not receiye an '
psrson Into fun connection who perststs ID
the MS Of tobacco" -. .s
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

Tor HIRE-For the balance of the year-A
genteei HOUSE GIRL, accustomed to waiting
as a Lady's Mai0. or as a Dining Room servant
Apply to VIM: s. PHILLIPS.
oc is st 18th, between Main and Bank SITS.
FOR sALE--To remain in or near this PLACE;
very likely, intelligent and highly qualified
HOUSE SERVANT. ABOUT 20 years old, of hrst
rate character and good disposition He is also
carriage driver. Also, toleraby good looking
BOY, about Is years of age. of good disposition
and character. Likewise MAN and his wife,
each about 81 years of age He has worked on
farm, tobacco factory, attended to horses, and
pretty good gardener. His wife has been
brought up To cooking, Washing, ironing, sewing
and general house work Uron last two. tins will
be gwen. Apply at CARY STREET JAIL.
oo l0-eod6iF
TOR HIRE For the balance of the year. a
MAN accustomed to waiting in the house,
driving. &c. Apply to K. CAUTAORN.
oc SITS
COOK FOR SALE.--We have for sale young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
PULLIAM Il CO, Aucts.,
T Sc 15-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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BOARDING.


QOARDING,-One or two E RIA Il E
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets. oc l2-ts
QOAKDiNG.-Indiv seeking BOA D.,
- can find II, with two rooms on the second floor
and two the third in a central situation. by ap
plying en- the south side of trace street, just
above 9Th. The rooms are very large, and have
been recently repaired. oc Str