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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
TERMS.

Daily sentinel, one year, SO 90
- - six months. ....................... 90
one month ........................ so
Weekly Sentinel. copy year. 90
the club $50 10 90
ker Of the club. '... INV. W. :. . . 20 90
Thirty copies to address. and COPY of the
Weekly one and Of the Daily, to the maker
of the club. .......... 30 90
Fifty copies TO address, and two copies Of the
Weekly and two Of the Daily so 90
Additions be made to clubs at any time at the above
rates Where the paper addressed each subscriber
separately, the extra copies will not be
No paper sent without payment continued longer
than paid for. Address:
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ELDEn, HARkNEss & sINGHAu
Senansfhe Names.

ln0lanapollS, lhuiaia.
BES- Papers copying the above, and calling attention
TO It, will be entitled TO a Daily Exchange
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PHYSICIANS.
|, RAL,PHGRAME.

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diseases
Ofhe Oriental Hos
INDIANA,
only In The treatment Of
20
that heurbh by
twenty
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semhalw aknes and pernaorh II is nd az Ina
mu are Of
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hateaune sought %
nalr enoturla and sdunu d In
all nd pompua arrested m
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
suprem. Court-may Term.
GASES on REHEARING DECIDED AUGUST Ii, Is
Sirfu SeUeafh DaH

GASES on REHEARTNG DECIDED AUGUST Ia, 1861.
Sirfy Seuenh Day.
VIM. Sturges ct al. VS.. John C. Rogers; Ma
riOn c. c. Motion overruled.
John Rosser ct al. VS.. John G.. Barnes ct al;
TippecanOe c. G. Reversed.
Bank OF the State of Indiana VS.. Geo. Miller
ct al; Allen G. p. Reversed.
Anderson Carter VS.. Joseph Edwards; Della
ware G. p 0verruled.
Oliver Perrin ct al, VS.. Uriah johnson ct al !:
Dearborn G. G. Overruled
Toledo Fire Marine Insurance Company vs.
Spears, Mcdonald & Co.; Tippecanoe c. c
Overruled.
William 5. Irish ct al VS.. Isaac p Snelson;
Madison c. @. Overruled
William Maynes VS.. Robert Moore; Union c..
G. 0verruled.
George B. Scribner VS.. John B. Holmes, Ma
rion G. G. Overruled.
John Love ct al. VS.. Benz. Davis; Marion C.
G.. Overruled.
John Smith ct al. VS. Joseph Anthony; Della
ware C. G. Overruled.
Edward ID. Herrod ct al. vs.. Israel S Rodman:
Boone G.. c. OverruIed.
Margaret Griffu ct al vs.. Ann Lynch ct al;
Tippecanoe c. G. Overrued.
lessee Young vs.. Albert Harvey, Marion c. p.
Overruled.
John Rosser ct al VS.. John C. Barnes; Tippe-
canoe u u IetitOn lot fenearinS nieI.
SIXTY Eighth Day.
VIM. r. Harrison vs.. The Martnsville and
Franklin Railroad Company; Morgan c. @. AT
frmed.
Winston p. Noble ct al. vs.. The City of In
dianapOIis: Marion c. g. Affirmed
Emeline Loring vs. George II. Graft; Ohio c.
C. 0verrued.
John Peters vs.. Luther Barnes; Tippecanoe c..
c. Overruied.
Conrad Kramer IS. Ambrose Ogden, Dckalb
G. c. OverTuled.
Sirty- Ninth Day.
Enos Huffman vs.. Azariah Paxon-Clinton
G. p. Reversed.
Elias Francis ct al. VS. Robert G. Craig-Mont-
gomery G. p. Overruied.
Thomas N. Baker vs. Elias Riley ct al
HemiltOn @. c. Overuled.
John Ros<er ct al. VS.. John @. b. Arnes ct al.
TippecanOe c.. G.. 0verruled.
Moses Slaughter VS.. John n Gregory-Mor-
gan G. g. Oyerruled
John LOWS. Ira Fl. Evans-Tippecanoe G.
e. Overrulcd.
Charles Thompson vs.. the State-Vigo @. G.
Affirmed In part and reversed in part.
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WAN < D.

VHTANTED-GOOD FARNS-For which gos~ city
wv prosperity viii be given in whole q in part pay,
some Of which is very desirably situated and brings ne
DELZELL SMITH.
fulvr -d&w Real Estate Agents
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
NJ z DICAL.

New Medical Discovery.
For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GONORRHEA GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCONTINANCE, GENITAL IRRTrABIIITT,
Gravel Structure and Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
which has been used by upward Of one
hundred physicians,
In TEEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE Sue
CESS, superseding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsuls or any
9th nd fherto
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
Howard Association, PhiladeIphia.

Benevolent Institution established by special endow
ment for the relief Of the sick and diseased. afflicted
with virulent and Epidemic diseases and especially for
the cure Of diseases Of The Sexual organs Dpensary
free all patients in all parts Of the United States
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhpa, and other
diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed sent 10 the afflicted in sealed envelopes,
free of charge Two three stamps for postage will be
acceptable.
geon Howard Association, No South Ninth ST., Phila
delphia Pa jan26wly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are speedy action, often eecting a few days.
and when a Is effected it is permanent They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and nauseate the stomach impreg
nate the breath; and being sugar-cOated all
avoided. No change Of diet is necessary while
using them does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be by mail, postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the money Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper
J. BRYAN Rochester n. Y,
General Agent
baS- ToNLISSON a cox, Agent Tor indianapolis.
iulyl9-d&w '6l
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTON OF PARTNERsHIPs.-rhe partner
ships heretofore existing between Bnghamk Doughty,
and Bingham, Doughty Co, this day dissolved by
the the partners. By the arrangement between
the parties all the business Of the finn Of Bingham
Doughty will he settled by Joseph Bingham, who alone
is authorized receive and receipt for debts due them.
The business Of the firm Of Bingham, Doughty Co.,
will be settled by II. H. Dodd.
J. J. BINGHAM.
J. q. DOUGHTY.
H. II. D0DD,
d. b. CAMPBELL,
j. r. BRACKEN, !
augs-dlt&w2t By J. ;. BINGHAM. Attorney IN fact.
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Daily and Weekly
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
I$01-2.

'Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain.''
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21

On I& LII.
We hare no,o open at our rooms, No. Bate
House. the most elegant assortment Of Soria9
and Summer Goods for mems pear, rhieh zoe
prepared TO make up to order, in superior
style. Also. mammoth stock Of mems and
boys clothing, ready made, and splendid "a
riefy Of gents furnishing goods.
CHASER & BROTHERS. PROPS.
r. B. MELVILLE. Gutter.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. THOMPSON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No.74 North nlnoisstreet,
nearly OppOstethe Third Presbyterian Church.
sept-'60dly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
New York cattle Market.

MARKET DAY, Wednesday, August Il, 1851
Totalreceipts of cattle of all kinds, for the week:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21

Have sold freely and prices are well maintained,
the market having been well cleared of stock at
full prices. Our quotations are Cor:
Good and extra qualities. per ID 1905 cts.
Sheep are in better demand, and sales have
been made at 25c per head higher rates. Oflambs
the supply is very large and prices are lower A
few head of extra fat we're held at IS so each.
We quote:
Sheep per head. ...---......-... 50 25064 2b
Lambs per head. ................ 2 00@3 rs
Sheep per Id, live weight. ........ 2 4@3Ac
Extra tat $1,000. - o.
Lambs per ID, live weight. 1s@514c
Have been dull, but with light receipts the mar
ket has advanced closing firmly and steadily at
the following quotations. We quote:
Live Hogs Dressed
Light do ....4s4@5 @614
H Heavy still fed ........t s94@s,a 4S@ !.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21

There has been a dull market this week, and
with surplus of cows prices have declined fully
SIS per head We quote:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21

"ep AIRED from, Prescription Of Sir James Clarke u
d., Physician Extraordinary sothe Queen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11
TRAVERSE LrRORS

Beccara-Dr. &. W. Caldwell. Thos. Groom
Bell-Philip McGee.
Boggs-Edward Albert NJ. L. Lumaduc, Val.
entine Gearhart
BradfOrd-A. II Lucas
Brady-John p neck, T. /. Rshel, Peter
Shaifer, Thos Carson.
Burnsde--Pcter Breth, James Lamer, Jno
Rummcl
Chest--Gilbcrt ToEcr, W. W. Worrall.
Covington--Chas. SchnaTrs, Geo. lOthers
Clearfeld-A. l. Southards.
Decatur--Daniel Ayers, Wm. Hughes, Samuel
McClarren.
Ferguson--Daniel kooser, VIM. Wise, T. b.
Davis, Philip McCracken.
Fox-Judson e. Bundy
Graham-ThOmas Forcee, NJ. V. French.
Girard-George b. Smith.
Goshen-WlliaR Graham, ir.
Gulich-J. II, Morgan.
Huston-Thos Hewitt, +. L. Hewitt.
Jordau-JChn D. Miller, John Curry, John
Glasgow.
Karthaus VIM. Bridgens, Isaac c. McCloskey.
Knox John Tute.
Lawrence-Mies Read, Andrew Addoman.
Daniel Soult, Robert Lawbead.
Morris Leonard Kyler, jr.
Penn-Joseph Davis.
Union-Geo. ClCuser.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

mont nequenily eomt In ht5ulhcl With 'hb
Administration We have had tul one
uo,cnment IN lhh country hom The
adoption ot ,he Constitution butw have
had many AdminHthlIons, or which lhe
present IA likely 10 ptoye The most illus-
iiious. Every Administration, nom Wash.
irpton TO Buchanan hn, hod w. oncmics
and violent assollants yet nobody ever
before thought OF calling mcn on this oc-
count. traitors and rebels 10 the Goyc.n-
mont, or Of treating them ~ such Tho
doctrine of vcnculion Tor an Adminislra-
ton right or wrong, Is the doctrine Of
Dcspotsm The T,mnts Of tho earth al
low their slaves to question some Of their
acts aud must ii be said that lrcemcn in
this free country, cannot differ from their
President, without becoming liable to the
pains and penalties of traitors? Ihi. Is
indeed terrible doctrine, rhs is runs
ming The Machine With u vengeance, This
is liberty alOrmingly illustrated
We believe the President Of the United
States is the creature Of the people. They
placed him where he is, ard gave him all
the power he possesses. He is their ser,
want, TO administers Government founded
ON Justice and Equality, before Abraham
Lincoln was born. For the faithful exc
cuton of this trust he is, and must be,
accountable to those to whom he belongs !;
aud any man, and every man, has right
an inalenable right "a constitutional
! right to question, to discuss, To inyesti-
gate thoroughly, any and every executive
act, without being n traitor, or guilty OF
attempting to break down the Govern
ment Eternal vigilance is the price Of
liberty )" and that man is slave and Il
coward who fails to exercise it and that
Ruler is tyrant that attempts to abridge
or destroy this sacred right and that
Press is the advocate Of oppression that
excuses its hbridgment; and that editor
is the mere tool Of party who sees nothing
wrong in the Administration lie has Eelp,
ed to bring into power, though all his en-
ergies have for yenrs blcn used to OVER
throw and break down Administrations,
20 which he has been politically opposed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

t.ptnm shuulgvoilh % lhe Marine
ytfIt. dvtritw VOL Nf hW Loyalty Wd
rlNeipucy in hnrlitv detachment ul ma.
limos. Nurh ul The shccoa8 wi Tie uNpn.
,lbiun IA dur m The preparation ol The
itnnsport tpt,ire w commander NlrllWa.
gen. and the prompt presence OF mind
with which he took the troops from thcit
ucril when the Adelaide touched on The
bar isa ,arc quality IN mn officer In dan
ger
Although Captain faunce, Ut the rcyc.
nup service, nov IA command OF the llar.
riel Lane was unfortunate enough TO get
his vessel on one Of the numerous sand
bars about the inlet, il happened, / bo'
lioyo, In consequence ola determination,
crcditabc in him, to aid mo 10y being noai
to cover the troops in landing.
Capain Lowry, who had the Geo. feo'
body in charge, brought in his ressel with
safety, with the troops, who were pleased
with his care and conduct. lie still RE-
mains at the inlet.
In fine, General | may congratulate
yod and the country upon u glorious vic
tory H. your department, in which we
crptured more than seven hundred prls
OnefS, twenty-five pltNtS VI "''l'lN - I"
thousend stand of arms, a large quantity
of ordnance stores, provisions, three val.
uable prizes, two lightboats and four
stands Of colors, one of which had been
presented within week by the ladies Of
Ncwbern, n. G., to the North Carolina
defenders.
BY the goodness Of the Providence
which watches over our nation, no one
either of the fleet or army was in the least
degree injured. The enemy's loss Vas
not officially reported to us, but was as
certained 20 be twelve or fifteen killed
and died of wounds, and thirty five
wounded
also enclose herewith The official re.
port of the rebels wounded, by Dr. VIM.
NJ. King of the L. S storeship supply.
| have the honor to be, very respectful
iy, your obedient servant,
BENZ. f. BUTLER,
Major General L. 5. Army, Commands
ing Nolunt GERS.
TO Major Gen. John +. Wool, Com
manding Department of Virginia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11
Union Meeting in Portland.

In pursuance Of public notice meet
ing of the citizeus Of Portland, Elk coun.
", Pa, without distinction Of party was
held on Wednesday evening the 4th inst.
at the storeroom Of RreeGen & Co., where
upon The following officers were chosen
President Col. 4. |. Wilcox, Vice Pres
idents, i. F.. Powers, VIM. II. Bunker,
and Others.
Secretaries, X, 2. SALESMAN and Hiram
Warner.
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the President, the following
committee on Resolutions was appointed 4:
VIM. Garnet, Hiram Carman, JoSerh
Tambini, John c. Brown and II. L. Dun
mire.
Several patriotic speeches were made
during the evening, when the following
resolutions were presented by the Chair.
man, and unanimously adopted by the
Convention.
Rcsoiycd, That we cordially endorse
Gen J. {. FremontS proclamation, OF
martial law in the State of Missouri, be-
lieying that in so doing lie has shown him
self equal to the occasion, and that it will
afford security 10 tie persons aud property q
good and iqya! citizens, and to traitors Deah
and ConfiScati0n.
RsSsiccd, That in the struggle to mains
tain our National existence, 40 are for
supporting the Government and do not
stop to ask who administers tive see no
neutral position to occupy, lie who is not
for his country is against it-"and whoeY-
er is no! prepared to sacrifice party organ
izations and platforms on the altar of his
country does not deserve the support and
countenance OF honest people"
Rcsohci, That the resolutions passed by
the representative convention lately held
at st. Mary's, in this county, meet with
our unqualified disappi oval. They mis-
represent not only the people but the party
hcy claim to represent. We therefore re-
puliate them and clear our skirts of the
odium and treason connected with them.
ReSolrci. That the proceedings of this
meeting he published in the Elk county
Advocate and other papers III this Repre-
sentative district
A. /. Wilcox, President.
r. P. SALESMAN, Secretaries
Hiram Warner,
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r IsT OF GRAND JURORS drawn fol

| ISept term, A. D, lS6l-comnencei Mon
day the 23d.
Beccaria-Edward Fulkerson.
Bell--John McManus, George Pasmore.
Boggs-David illegal.
Brady-David NJ. Bea ms, VIM. l.. Horn.
Bloom-Ganer Blocm.
Burnside-Geo. Atcheson.
Covington-Benj Jury.
Chest-Smon Montgomery.
Curwensvle-- WIN. p, Chambers.
Ferguson George Curry.
Girarl-Andcrson Murray.
Gulich-H. B. Foreman.
Jordan-Peter Patterson.
Knox-Isaac Dunlap.
Lawrcnce--Jos. Watson, VIM. Fullerton Geo.
W. Carter, Wm, P. neck.
Mor ris-Jacob Fl,Sal.
Pike-Danl Jordan.
Woodwjrd--S. p, Shoh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

tsgOnt UWtpNultleh Republican
firni attempt 10 make a nehl ado about
the M Mays toioluuons ihcy ave pcr.
icclly houiblol And hc Democracy OF
the whole dnitic, must be held TO thcm,
n pl'o lheIt candidates, NO moltct how
much all or any part ollhcm may be die
nvowcd
We have aid that these resolutions
have no binding effect that the par.
W Of Tho District, nor Of either county
thereof woa responsible Tor them
But rerhap, it may be we'll to refer to
memorable precedent and one of so re
cen. date that It cannot have escaped
the recollection Of our readers, II is as
follows.
"Rcsolcod, Thi We hail with PLEASURE the
Inauguration Of new era In the Affairs Of uui
country, and that the lth of March next WILL
WIND UP THE PRESENT FARCE OF GOV.
ERNMENT."
This resolution appears to have 6cen
TIE unanimous expression Of opinion OF
the Rclub licnn Congressional Convention
that nominated Gen. Patton for Congress
at Ridgway last year, and if the proceed
ings were correctly reported, Mr.. Mckn'
ally, the present candidate for the Legs
lnture, was member of the committee
that digeSted rhe above resolution. Do
our Republicans friends hold themselves
bound by the action OF their delegates p
Have the enriments of that resolution
been dlsavowed since? Does Mr.. McEn,
ally really believe that "thi3 farce of 4
government" did end on the 18th of March
last, and VIII he so legislate in case of hi,
election? These are important questions
which the people would Ike to have an,
swelcd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11
DNINIsTRA ATOR's NOTICE

n. Of Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned on the estate of
NICHOLAS D0NEY, late Of UNION town
ship, Clearfeld county, deceased, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ELIZABETH DQNEY'
Aug. Is. 1851 81. pd Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

REPUBLICAN NoMINEEs.-We learn that
Jos. b. McEnally, of this county, and A.
]. Wilcox, of Elk county were nominated
as the Republican candidates for Assem-
bly,, at the District Convention held at
Ridgvay on Thursday last, They were
both formerly Democrats, and both, per-
haps, possess merits which their Demo
cratic fellow citizens could not see or
seeing, failed to appreciate.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11

,lI,, ,o,l,,. h,,;ouo ,l,,, CHI, c,.o, 81 -
anyornn,or,o ma ond -, ,ho 4,h or uo,oh
las, and w., no 40 Ie,i.loto !, co.o or hi.
election These are ipportont questions
which tho ,ao,Jo ,yonld liko ~ b,yo an.
s,yo,od
"RS AND bEAH iT'--ll Is excessively an
noying TO our "Erepressloie BLACK re
publican friends, u aI tho smart TRICK
lhey Pl"hheu Ior the purpose ol dl'lalhg
me Democracy oil CIeafne-u county mas
so slshaIly iaiIed' ever since the issuing
ol ca'' lor Mass meeting oi the DEM
ocfacy IL 'h'S pace on Aohday Of last
week, they have been as craoIt"nd cross,
as Sh"pPIah ana III natured' AS II Is pos
aiole 'o' human nature 10 oe' mere Is
actually no h'inS VII them 'heir pe'u
'ahce IS uhpreced'h'ed' lhey are mao
,,,l -, Ella ,1,,;,;s,ro,;.,r md mad =,
I,,o,,.ol..,, .rho io, oru,.., Lo,., .
oo,.od. ,h.;r l,,co ;s ,pr,od into mo,rn.
;r,n
.,horo ;s -, lain G,r ,hor Tbev
,,,,-, ,.;,, I.,o ,,.i...o ,l,o,, oro
M, 49, ,I,o, .orlI Loro ,her rho Do-
,,o,.o.,. ,.r,,ol ;, 10 J;.il,d Tho,.
,,,o,.J,,, I,,;. ou.,, or,i., and
I'm 49,, l., L;I,,;nor u,o;n o,oo,;os
W.. n.,,c,.. lie ..,. ,,u n;n.o
.a.,;lI.,, c,;,.I, 49,, r. Ill., n.,ou
ar CroonsolI oonn,r,. do,orn,;nod ;, 90,
..Ie
have heretofore voted with you have open.
ed their eyes to the fact that your party
ls completely abolitionized, and are de-
terminei hereafter to cast their political
fortunes with that party which needs nei
ther rope nor gaiio,os to convince men oi
their Loyalty YOU mrst grin and bear
il, for there is no help for you.
-. -
,'o"E'"D' III H'' ., "' 't'' '''1'' ~ '0N
OF I'VE Columns % '"' ."sv 'U"' '"' "'''
'"Ne" "P "','n "0U'' - '''o ,.,o'
all this after having declared-away back
in May last-that we were not worth
any more powder" But what Of that?
These fellows take 10 fnlsehocd as natu"
;ally asa duck does to water-so that their
promises are good for nothing. They are
perfectly welcome to 90 ahead and abuse
us to TIER hearts content. If their patrons
think they 'get their money back" in
this way, well and good
CORRECTION FURNISHING the rules
and regulations OF the County Fair, it was
stated that "AIl articles intended for a
premium under two dollars, shall pay an
entrance fec OF twenty five cents"
This we are requested to state, is not
the intention Of the Society, NS no en-.
trance fee will be Charged on such arti-
clos
vo,,;., T.,
oi the society tins week on our iourt tn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-11
abe CltatstIN BpublitMN
cLEARFgib, pa
Wednesday Morning Sept H. 1891
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
ron ASSEMBLY,
G r. EARLY, of Elk county
VACANCY
FuR ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
j. u. THOMPSON, ofCurwcuHillc
JAMES BLOOM, Of Bloom Tp
roR SHERIFF.
EDW ARD PERKS, of Morris tp
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JACOB KUNrX, of Brady Tp
ron TREASURER,
JOSEPH SHAW, of Lawrence tp
FOR AUDITOR,
CllAS. $. WORRELL, of Chest tp
POR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
ISRA Ell TEST, Of Clcarfed Dor,
FOR .CORONOR,
j. W. POTTER, of Girard tp,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-22

they have played in the present crisis
would not be complete without the men
ton of other names, viz: Henry Winter
Davis, who has nobly sustained the indie
pendence which he evinced when he vo-
ted for Speaker Pennington; Emerson
Etheridee and Judge Nelson Of Tennes-
see, who already read their reward in
the verdict of their constituents Adams
aud Moore of Kentucky; Gilmer OF N.
Carolina; Nilsson and Clemens, worthy
sons of the aOId Dominion )" the uare-
firing Bouligny of Louisiana, and the
resoute Hamilton of Texas. There
may be others as worthy though less con-
spicuous. All have fearlessly given
their services to the cause of their coun-
try in a time of sore trial, and have won
a need Of appreciation that transcends
the distinctions of party lines, and whose
expression should not be Withheld out of
any regard to the prejudicoa Of the past.
Patriotism is of no party, AMI should in
clude all-B0ston Journal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-22
MOTHERS. READ T57Es.

The following is an extract Of d letter written
blythe pastor OF the BlpHst church TO the "J0ur-
nal and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio aud speaks
volumes in favor of that w0rld-rcnoWued mcai-
cine--Hrs. lpt8sl0l0's soothing syrup for cbildsn
teefhjRT:
eve see en- advertisement in your columns Of
Mrs. W.ns0w's soothing Syrup. Now we new
or said word in favor Of patent medicine before
in our life hut VIC feel compelled TO soy to yuur
readers, that this is no humbug-7Ce hare tried Il,
md kHolg 10 90 be al Il claims. 1t is, probably
one OF the most successful medicines of the day,
because it is one OF the best. And those of your
readers who have babies, can't do better than to
lay in a supply" 40yl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-22
ASTHMA CURED,


MOrTi5tOWnl Aug. 30, 1857.
DIR. Baxter-Dear Sir:--I have been severely
afflicted with Asthma for more than Is years
and for months in succession have not been able
to lie in bed and enjoy regular nights rest,
and some DAYS would not be able to walk from
the house TO the barn. a distance Of five or six
rods. About a yearago your agent, Mr. Skcels,
called at my house. had u severe attack Of
the Asthma ut flat time. purchased two bot
ties Of DR.. Whites Elixir, prepared by you, and
commenced taking i according to directions,
and am happv TO say / found immediate relief
and, with very few exceptions, have had my
regular nights sleep ever since. Yours truly,
AFRAID BAKEE