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SEWING MACHINES. their sisss, prices, work
ing capacities, and the bert NETT DDS of purchasing
can obtain IL by sending fer copy Of
The daily Gate City., 1861-05-30
The Singer Machines

Make the inter lock ed stitch, which IL the best
stiek A.ew+4- They ara Of great spcld- eaaily m
dersiood, simple In structure, OF great durability,
adapted to the heaviest xrd hghtest goods, are fin
isheiin the most perfecf manner, and may be used
fur several years without requiring repair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

ordered from washington be intercepted or should Forts
Moutrie and Pulaski and the defences Of the Baze be
hea BY State garrsons N defiance o. inc the
With regard 10 the blockade question: zoe hace aaed thai
Garnet be solrsd by anu government in America t must be
le to tie maritime Pocers If Earofe-pAach atag upon
kmpts 10 exclude their comD,yee from me poTu " ue
South; the ruin of which, though II might graliy
the passions would not serve the Interests OF tne
North. Such policy Of coercion, therefore, "ouiu
be at once shortsighted and Intellectual Inc new
tariff for which Mr. Lincoln responsible though he
will probably not be unwilling 10 accept it's consequences
s an unwise measure even on the part OF those "ho
framed IT, is not merely protective, but IN large ue.
gree prohbitory. BY imposing excessive duties, y
closes the market for Northern produce and, by eey
ing the manufacturer from competition, deprles him OF
all stimulus 10 improve the works Of his ndustry-tne
consumer OF course, being thus sacrificed u the pro-
Queer. But, apart from these lmghty interests, the
policy Of England ID distinctly represented by the fact
that whatever revolutions may convuse the New World
we stand totally apart from them Peace between Great
Britain and the United States ~ necessary TO the
national life of both. For what would war sig
nifSY The cessation OF a trade amounting % thirty
millions sterling annually, the stoppagc Of one
ton OF general prosperity. Therefore, whoever
may be President OF America and whether there be one
confederation or two our relations with the United States
must remain unatered. If the North trumphs we shall
rejoice to witness the progress OF human freed m. III the
South, with its boased army OF thirty thousand volun
teeIs carries the day. have our cotton market to
look after Under circumstances can entangle our
selves in the complications Of New world politics Lam
cashre forbids IT, Lonoon, Birmingham Bristol and Gas
gov echo the protest Manchester and Liverpool unite
their voices in favor Of perfect neutrality And why! Be-
cause American commerce is English commerce, AMI we
cannot stir llnger upon the Atlantic without equally
compromising the two empires. President Lincoln has
the interests OF the Union to protect and Lord Perston
10 bound defend those Of Great Britain but the former
copot te suffered 10 blockade our cg out Of the Southern
ports or the latter o. stimulated 10 any partisan advocacy Of
IogMdn ambition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
COlOred American Settlements OF Cot
and sugar Growers In Africa.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON DAILY NEW
SlR-The African Aid Society has been formed TO
free coored people in Canada and the United STATED
th6ir faherand and To the British colonies, and
peas to 'he public for support migrants are wal
to 60 with DR.. Delany from the Egn settlement inI
NADIA, and party OF above leo is forming in New
by the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, the eloquent co
preacher to accompany him and his family to settl}
Abbeokuta in the Niger Valley district. They ard
skiful carefully selected Christian men and women,
ton and sugar cane growers and mechanics
Abbeokuta with It's perennial cotton plant, ID
known to be the most productive country In the vi
for that valuable article, which has made the weald
the American slave States and perpetuated slavery III
Mr.. Manu. in his work the cotton trade states thu
is in this district, having its outlet at Lagos and at
mouth Of the river Niger, to which we must iook for
mediate results.
II tbese Christian industrial settlements succeed,
many Of the best colored people in America will foe
Africa The committee want funds TO assist 10 fount
settlements there, and 10 enlarge the sphere Of
sccieiy's operations. They eed and hope for lib
response to this appeal which addresses itself TO all
pathies--Christian, philanhropc, mercantile and m
featuring. The future suits may be immense as reg
cotton and sugar, palm oil, &c. and, more important
the slave trace will receive it's Geatl blow and say
become Improbable, As twenty guenies will safely
vey and establish one Of these people in Africa u is
fdehtly hoped that very many win be donors of
amount at least.
Though the fundamentally Of this society co
viii shortly be appointed 10 Abbeokuta.
ALFRED s. CHURCHILL,
Chairman OF tie Co nm,ttG
AFRICAN AID SOCIETY, ! Adam street, Strand, W..
march 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

Last week the Critic, onr leading literary paper gave
long discrim asing analytical criticism Of the rour
Of the Prince Of Wales in America by the HERAIps
correspondent Mr. Kinahan CORVALLIS, and gave it very
high praise, most graphic, sensible Live
jour nalism he appreciated here by vast numbers
there eat many old foees that sti by the
stereoty ped duness OF the London Times and its
feeble imatOrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

by Prince Napoleon in his late famous speech In the
Senate chamber The Emperor, aware OF the power Of
crush at one blow. When that time may come Ia bard
TO say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

From the LONDON Times, March 20.
Per haTs the interesting columns in the American
ncwspa es those which devoted to the Congress
Of the Confederate States. The rst essays Of the
confederacy evidently guided by strong desire 10
appear well IN The eyes OF the world. Whe nc North is
rosigG pr aittiue tariff, and ahe its neiodpers
reepiona on ne oa,by Of ballneno us loss Of Tie COZ.
In ,sa,os ~ ne a,nera,ion Of Ctngaa ne Cafcf.rns
Slater tehdrirg ch marked prudence and propray
rerhsps their enemies VIII suggest that thew are making
parace Of mcresty and FREQUENTLY assertDg their in
olIeps.yeDess But whatever their natives, their acts
exemplary. II may be that they want the sympathy
England agaipet the government OF Washington IL
may he that they simply want our dollars; but they
evidently their very best behavior. As there
false prophets who might deceive the very elect
Southern politicians so Plausible that they might
almost uouce Mississippi bondbodor w trust the fellow
citizens Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
Like all rew assemblies, the Congress nj Montgomery
gsates boldly and rapidly; bat unlike them, 1t
not 10 be given TO many words Its measures pro-
posed ano carried vito the prcmputudc ~ French DC.
nocraiic Chamber but Do detect the avc Of talk
which distinguished our peighbos seventy ago
much This - at hrst sis strange, for OF all
rosiiy American verbcsty is tn most redundant and OK
bausilees Nor must give the Yankees The North.
crLers cxs usve crces for those poricntous orsons
which, IKE The cramat zed version Of "N,rta Christou
ustd TO last two nights. Cnollnan Georgian when
lie get his s ore theme of the wrongs doue to HI n
SET and his property would hold on ~th stsldy Der.
sy which any opponent nIht engy. but u seems
that the Souihtneis were aware ~ the lat Feb
fuary that there woe busness - be dore tn, crisis
wss az band. President LnCuln, VII, hal been making
s,mi warike specs hes NIL the W. Illinois was al
Washington anj to be inaug rated 10 few days
What he nigh, ee-vhat he nigh, compel tho south to
question " grave importance. With HI prn.
cipits he could hardly fail TO bring matters dagger
issue. Major Anderson quite pfepar cd at Fort
Sumter VII 10 The batteries OF Chat lesion we're 10
Up, at the shortest notice. When only few days in
tetyepe between the sitting OF assembly and what
may be civil war he most laxative is sencet and the
reckless becomes moderate Hence the Congress OF
Montgomery has exhibited tseif as pattern Legislature
lbsn,hr ~ 5nd political my have ruled the Discus
Of these fiery Souhernes. The rem. we'd condem-
Of the slave trade, tho throwing open Of the Mis-
siseppi navigation, and the repeal az the navigation
lau among the first fruits Of southern leg station,
nj he "a
acts 10 set themselves morally right before the world to
sarm the jealousy of tie Western states, and 20 bring
over England 70 their aide ~ CONCESSIONS contrasting
The navigation Of the Mississippi has been declared
free 70 the citizens Of any OF the states ts borders
upon the borders " w paygsple Tpplaries, This en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
Attempt TO BstraY Asaribaldi.
From the Paris correspondence OF the London

graph
earibaldi has just escaped great danger. AZ your
Italian correspondents may have already informed you
the patriot leader within an acc OF having bis plans
sold TO General Benedok. Tho traitor happenngt d
Ger ran, the papers here filed with the details the
disRiacen occurrence, VI which will doubtless TO-
teiest rcaGers II IN the course uf tho Biler
campaign tat Mircslavsk the we'll known osish exile
gurt followed m Pals aud proposed TO ser We The
revolutionary party with BIS pen. sort Of literary
agtr,y was soon established at Genoa, AMI the
versatile German appointed promoter or nitonsi
ard radical plaI But the Italians (I here a tote
~ m the Cologne Goaa,) accustomed to see WITH
III, ir own ey,s Nctw ths,andng the recruitment A. ioa
a. L,nera Mrotlivtk they watched his t,nrnal,s,c
I'm no and few months Ego succce led IN discovering
LIS intimacy with several learian gent .sneu in IN.
ssuc place Once srsp' citd tho suspclous scoasiu-
tie where they intended star. for veron. s.vsrai
fesoLte psu took thti- seats In the same carriage
d. uptb tie Train stating, their revo.vrs and
n sde the cu'piis produce the documents ,hp ware sup
posed ~ h. We about Them TIE icipt uroved 4,
lie meet The Bav n ians mere the ba,r.ts ~, I,,or
the s,cft designs 81 RIB d for the sam of tor,v thon
fapd 1Oirs The traitor has been arrested on an tor
charge and The letter 10 question handel over 10 the
court
The Blood of the Yclverton Family.
The following mport1rt letter with the comments pre.
liked 10 IL, ar ears IN the fsih T,mes,--
Many ftaemtns hasing been made attrlbuiinr a Low
origin 10 the family OF which Lard n tue head
WIN mOth pleasure We give Insertion to the TO og
leuer from the Hon. Willism H-Yeiverton AZ rule.
ihe FNh atstocracy has always produced true ADD no
nnrabie gtntemen and this makes the coniuc. OF MAJOR
lelyefion the plarh By ts contrast not on
that Of his family but of the osder 70 which belongs
sR-I trust you will allow me. through the medium OF
our valuable paper 70 make few observations Oh the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
y AND TEACHERS of Clearfeld

OOulGy -
Public examination Of Teachers will be held
this year as follows:
Bloom, Ferguson, Lumber City Penn. Septsm-
Der ith 9th, at Lumber City.
Curw ensvilc, Knox d Pike. Sept, 9th Dc 7th
at Curw ensvillo.
Cloarfcld and Lawrence Sept 9th & 10th, at
Clearfeld.
Girard and Goshen Sept, Ilth and 18th, at Co
shen Schoo-houso.
Covington and Karthaus Sept. 18th & 18th
near Mr.. Riders.
Bradford, Graham and Morris, Sept 10th ali
at GrahamtOn.
Boggs, Decatur and Woodward, Sept. 18th and
lVtb at Centre in Decatur.
Bell, Burnside, Ghost and New Washington, n,
Sept. 2Sd and 2ith at New Washington.
Beccaria, Guelich and Jordan, Sept. 26th and
9th at roads in Boccara
Huston and Fox, October lst, at No, |. House
in Huston.
Brady and Unon Oct. 3d and 4th at nthers
burg. ALL AT o'clock AN
Curwensvillc, 7th month, ! JESSIE BRooMALL.
2ith 1861 pd Ce'.Sup't.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

Mrssns. EpIrors Among the Rcpub-
lcan candidates announced FOR nomina,
ton in this county, perceive tho names
OF not less than e.yLi renegade democrats,
and among those not less than me who
were honorcd with ollico by tho Dcmo.
cratic party, and held such offices some 8,
3 and , years, &c. Cur Republican neigh,
bors must be expected to perceive those
merits Of these dis5tcygs,ia converts to
their cause which the blindness o. the Dem.
ocrots had failed any longer to appreciate,
as they are willing to make tho sacrifice
OF serving their country a while longer in
official stations. A..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

lyprtti ronfrr iitt matt t1 low r.t.
..,tipv sn t.igtN hnenl of fallelon nt rfglMt
~. ttr nee eypfatn thrfrofi bN ANNiDt-
I'D 1iii iniisDOM Oif spEitii. on
~ TItis pniisSi or ihe tight NJ ihs people
,soc,abIy 20 assemble aud a petition Tho Gov
sfrmcnt ror Do fodrcfs oI grievances. NouWliH-
len of iat,t Noin.
AnIr,rg 0-srrroy 7.--That tho printing
rroses ghnll be FREQ 90 ovcry person who uulor.
,akeflo examine The proceedings Of the lcgisa.
tore or any branch of governments and no law
mall ever bc madc 10 rc'triu the right thcreor
The free communication Of thoughts aud opinions
i ono Of The invaluable rights Of mans aud every
citizen may freely speak, write and print ON any
subject being responsible for the abuse Of that
liberty. In prosecutions for tho publication II
papers investigating the official conduct Of OIL
GERS, or men in public capacity, or whore the
mattor published is proper for public iniorma-
tion, the truth thereof may be giyon in evidence;
and in oil indictments for libels, the jury shall
have right TO determine tho law and the facts,
under tho direction of the court as ir other cases.
Constitution Of PcmsTrauid
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14
COURT PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAs, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District, CON
posed Of the counties of Clearfed Centre and
Clinton and the Hon. Wm. l.. Moore and Hon.
Benjamin Bonsll, Associate Judges Of Clcarield
county have issued their precept, to me direct
ed, for the holding of Court of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court, Court of Quarter Sessions. Court
Of Oyer and Tertniuor, and Court Of General Jail
Delivery, az Clarified, in and for the county of
Clearfold on tho
Att No0dy t23d day) Of September ncrt,
ard continue tro iCsskS.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constabcs,
in and for said county Of Clearfod, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
mquisitions Exami nations, and other Remem-
branccs, to do those things which to their officers
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at ClearGed, this l4th
day Of Aug in the year Of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-onc.
f. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

rtAf MtNgo AmetinfiH nyo. oI
roarc wai hold on mo Ch Instant ID
rho1y nIdgo Wayne roubu, ra, which
"a mid 70 have been quito o success Sim.
iIat meetings oto becoming quito uumer.
ous throughout some parts Of New York,
New Jersey and the Eastern States.
why's It that the people Of other places
eau taSo action In favor Of rcncc, Whilst
10 do so In Clcarhcll is to bo called % sc-
cessionisi traitor dc 10y such disciples
OF John Brown as the pttsburg Dispatch ?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

The CHEMISTRY OF MEDIclSE.-Among
the special delights which have 50 richly
repaid our visit to New England was the
inspection, it was our privilege to make
of DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.'S. Laborato ry
at Lowell. Although we know by hear.
say that it was large, yet we were surpris-
cd when we came into view of its real
magnitude, and still more by the extent
and complication of its trnly immense
business. The whole massive structure is
in fact one vast chemical laborat ory, in
which the processes of the wonderful art
are constantly going on. Medico- chemi-
cal science has found that the curative
properties Of any substance exist in some
one or more of its component parts. Thus
the remedia! effects of opium me due
solely to the norpha it contains, although
this is but eighteenth part Of its
weight the other seventeen parts are
gum, exiractive and inert or offensive
matter. DR.. Ayers system separates the
medical properties of each substance en-
ployed and we are here shown the pro.
cesses by which rbt,es OF each remedial
agent are chased through the alembics
until they come out completely pure at
last. These concentrated, purified medi-
cal properties, or virtues, are finally COM
bined together to produce .he remedies
which have made themselves an unrivall-
eel excellence, all over the world. Not
only does the doctor disclaim all secrecy
in, his art and explain every process and
every particular, but he maintains that
this is the only process by which the pop.
pie can be supplied with the best possible
remedies for tho treatment of disease.
The Formula by which his remedies are
made are published in the medical Jour
nails and have been presented to large
part of the medical Faculty OF the Uni.
ed States, and are constantly sent by
nail to such physicians as apply for them. 1
DAILY Chronicle, San Fransisco.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

The DAY Book. Having heard 50 much
and such severe denunciaiion of the New
York Dty Book, we determined, ifpossiblo,
to secure an exchange with it, and have
therefore inserted its prospectus. This
will entitle us to a daily copy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

Elk CoUSTY.-The Democrats OF Elk
county held their County Convention
week before last, and nominated full
county ticket, headed by that sterling
Democrat, DR.. G. r. Erley, as their ctoice
for the legislature. The conferees meet
tomorrow at st. Marys.
The publication Of the proceedings in
the Republican was requested by resolution,
and with which request we would gladly
comply, but some one felonoously carried
oil the paper.
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TERMS.
PARTCULAR NOTICE

To every Postmaster, or any other person who
will start club at a Postoilico whore thore l.,
none now, and scnl Us five dollars for five new
snbscr bers, we will send Il sixth copy gratis.-
This OFFER however is only applied to one club Of
five at each Office, and hence the first who send
will be entitled to the gratis copy. After club
is formed, or where club is already formed ad
dttions can always be made at one dollar each
subscriber, be they one or many.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

Specimen copies viii always be sent free, and
all friends Of the cause will do much to advance
true principles, by sendiay us The names Of all
goo1 Democrots, as well as those of liberal mind
ed Republicans who may be willing to see both
sides Of the question.
Money sent is at our risk if the exact date of
sending the letter is kept so thatit can be fur
nished us in case It does not reach us, Address
VAN ENRIE, HORTON & co,
1863 Nassau street Now York
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Washington Items

J WASHINGTON, Aug. Sit appears from
/ TIE data OF the committee of wavs and
means, that the total amount ofappropri
atlons passed at the recent session is S275,
! IOOO.OOO. OF this amount Sl07, 100000 is
for the army and S3j, ,05O,OOO for the ma,
Wy, and the remainder for vorious other
! purposes.
One of The regiments Of tue Siokles bril-
gade was reviewed 10y the President this
morning. Their physical endurance was
great, few only being obliged to retire
from the rsnks on the march through the
intense heat the thermometer being one
hundred and twenty in the sun.
1t is understood that Col Sickles win be
appointed a Brigadier General by the
President.
! There was considerable alarm among
our troops in the neiehborhood OF Great
Falls on Tuesday night, which sutsided on
ascertaining that there was nothing more
serious than the shooting of one Of our
pickets in the foot by concealed rebel
on the opposite side of the canal.
Letters have Just been received here,
one dated on the 22d and the other on the
2Sth Of July, from Capt. Worthington, of
the First Michigan regiment. It is stated
that he was not wounded at the Bull Run
battle, but was taken prisoner while at.
tempting to assist Col. Wilcox off the field
Col WilcoXs arm is badly shattered. 49,
Captain Ricketts, is also wounded. Dr..
Louis, OF the Third Wisconsin regime It.
is in attendance, and Mrs. Ricketts, is with
her husband
Capt Worthington writes that they are
trnqtaH l. ~
on their parole Of honor not to escape or
take up arms against the South These
parties are now, probably in Richmond,
as the wounded were to be removed thith.
.er as soon as circumstances would permit.
Actice Arny 4HoUementS at Uashiag-
to0--Ihe BLockade soon to be more
HoroUghy Enforced.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 0.-The activity a.
mong the government teamstcrs is as great
as at any time previous to the late bat.
tie. Provisions and other supplies in i'm,
mense quantities are hauled to the various
camps both in and out Of the city. In
this connection it may be stated that much
more regard than heretofore is paid to tho
comfort and subsistence Of tho soldiers.
and as q consequence but little if any
complaint now exist among the troops.
Additional troops continue TO arrive
here from time to time, including of late
or large proportion Of cavalry they are
iudicioualy distributed along our war ex>
tended Potomac lines. The movement of
troops during the night instead of the
heat OF the day, is certainly an improve
ment over their improper exposure to the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

tInu Uiitntiisip ,ttbinN. sH
h HfHHhl Nf ilN ..0tiIUh .f futH..
.Hhlsi sbl hmsltiI ab Nudat ssrl qfd. ltfi.
Ufnt tbt session M elftUt Wtttt
OHh0fHfhg UaaiitH WHuhf tfmlft
AHihm.ilr ahi GfHsmthU f1 M
llifh.f AH'hmtii.. Eurlnh gfammaf, Ut0r
nrhy hni History tl hB
.Ale'hfa goomoify Naib-d rhHotorhy
and BOOK Keeping 00
Latin ani gfret languages. 5000
Tn 'iude1h desitous of acquiring thorough
English ElucaHon, and Who wish 10 qualify
homs1ltos iof teachers, thiF Institution onorf
desirable advantages
No pupil received Tor Ices than halfa session.
and mo- deduction mado except ror protroctcd
sickness.
Tuition to bo paid of The close Of the torn.
g. B. SANFORD, pmNcirAl.
Aug T. 1901 ".
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6sE'Ihc heavy rain of last Monday and
Monday night the first real soaking rain
Since last spring-has made our streams
in good nayigablo or6or. 1t will also do
vast good to corn, LUcllwheat, potatoes,
pasture, &C.. all of which were eginning
20 suffer seriously.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-14

bible MEETNG.-Tho Union Concert in aid Of
the Society viii be held in tho NJ. L. Church on
Sunday evening, Aug 18th, at s o'clock. The
usual collection will be taken. BY order Of the
President. G. W. RHEEM, Soc'y,