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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
COURT PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge Of the Cour, of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District com
posed Of the counties Of Clenr6cld, Centre and
Clinton-and the Hon. VIM. L. Moore and Hon.
Benjamin Bonsal, Associate Judges Of Clearfcld
county; have issued their precept to me direct.
ed, for the holding of Court of Common Pleas
Orphans Court. Court of Quarter Sessions. Cour
of Oyer and Terminer, and Court of General jail
Delivery, a: Clearfeld, in and for the county OF
Clearfeld, on the
4h Monday i23d day) Of September merit
in the y. f. Church, ard continue tco wesks.
NOTICE IS, therefore. hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace. snd Constablcs
in and for said equity of Clearfeld, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records,
lnquisitions, Exami nations. and other Remem-
brances to do those things which to their officers
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clenrfeld, this 18th
day of Aug, in the year of our Lord, one thous
and eight hundred and sixty -one.
L. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
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MARRIED-on the llth August last,

MARRIED-On the llth August last,
by G, Howe, Esq. Mr.. Alexander Small,
Of Maine. to Miss Levina Goss, Of Decatur
township. a, -
NJ. Peters to Miss Henrietta Smeal. all ot
Decatur township.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. j M. Gallo
way. Richard Shaw, Esq. OF Lawrence
township, TO Miss Henrietta B. Smith, of
Cearfield.
On the same day, at the residence of
the brides father in Ferguson township,
Mr.. James Hile, OF Lumber city, to Miss
Mary Hannah Henry
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DoN'r FORGET.-As next week will bring
Tauy Of our patrons 10 court, NC trust as
naiiy of them as are indebted 10 US as can
make it convenient, will give us call
b iheeo unpropi,ious times we do not ex.
pecl nuclI-but if each one will share
WITH us, and give only that which he can
|sIlrc, We shall ask no more; and be able
|6 keep up and still increase the useful
|1ess OF the RlpuJHcaH.
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NEW RENEDIFs FOR
s P i r M ATOR r II E EA

HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, A Ben
IL erolent Institution estabHshcd Jy special En-
doTment, for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted oM Violent and Chronic Diseases, and
especially for the Cre Of Diseases of the Serual
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on sperH atorrhra, and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
Ia sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Two
or three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
DIR. j. SKILLES lIOuGuros, Howard Association,
No. 2. S. Ninth st., Philadelphia. 29my ly.
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VOLUNTEERS e: g:
ATTENT'ION!is !, nj

mics. The "Clearfeld Rifles" are about starting
to the seat of War, and their commander respect.
fuily requests each township in the county to
supply him with m n each. If this is done, he
can march full company into camp imme ediately,
and claim the honor Of being the only company
In service whose men are all citizens of Clear
field county. NJ. OGDEN, Cant.
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orr FOR CAM Sergeant c. Ii. Powers
left this place yesterday morning with ten
or dozen sturdy recruits for Capt. Roses
cOmpany, attached to Col. Meningitis
reriment, now at Washington.
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CORRECTION. Some errors having occur.
red in the notice of the death of the late
Wm.Smith of Covington tp., we are reques'
ted to say that he did not die suddenly bu,
that he was palzied or paralyzed on the
999od and died on the Goth August, retain
ins his serses until The last, and that he
vas aged II wears.
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Tyrone CITY HOTEL.
TO Persons out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County of the United States,
vIy0 engage in the sale Of some of the best and
Il most elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publ ications are Of the most interesting
character, adapted to the wants Of the Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant; they are rHblshod in
the best style and bound in the mo- substan-
tial manner, and arc worthy place in the Ii.
brary Of every Household in the Land.
SI-To men Of enterprise aud industrious hab.
Its. this business offers an opportunity for preft-
able employment seldom to be met with.
va Persons desiring to act as agents will re.
ceiye promptly by mail full particulars, terms.
&C., by addressing LBARY. GETz a CO., Pub,
No. 224 North street. Philsdelphis.
Oct -, ls5Q-Iy.
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THE CLEAnFIELD ACADEMY, wi

i be opened for the reception of pupils
(m ales and females) on Monday, Sept. End, 1861
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
0rthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog.
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Book Keeping S4.0O
Latin and Greek languages SO 90
To students dcsirous of acquiring n thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themsalves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less thnn half session
and no deduction made except for protractcd
sickness.
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
G. b. SANFORD, PRINCIPAL.
Aug I, 1861 ".
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BIBLE C0NCERT.

n, request of the Board of Managers, the Hon.
t,Jyo Linn will deliver an Address to the Clear
ss5 county Bible society,i the NJ. +. Church on
Nopday evening, Sept 23rd, 1861, at 7! o'clock.
4 y,nsral attendance is desired.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

sarlf according to the philosophy oi
tbs J,unai, Lincoln is "the government" "
how long viii our government last after
,bs 9Th of March, 1865? Deu tell.
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The Delegates to lheCounty Conveni
Clearfeld Cemetry.

Al ,ersons interested in the Clearfsld Gene.
49, " "rr requested to assemble at the grounds on
TTi,r.i,y The 3rd of Oct. next prepared to spend
hs Say IN rvdding up and repairing said grounds.
VI" ELLIS IRWIN,
JOHN BOYNToN, Trustees.
T,P. HURXTHAL,
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LAYING of a Corne' Stone,

The Corner Stone of L. Lutheran Church at
,ocmingville, Clearfcld CO., will be laid on Sat.
rrday, Sept. 2Sth, at II o'clock, A. NJ. Assistance
from abroad is expected. The public is invited
"a attend. J. X. F0CHT, Pastor.
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TIMES IN PHILADEL


- PPIAl - Tremendous. Excitement among N
Masses /! !-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Police and the notorious For
ger and counterfeiter, ia mes Buchanan Cross !! (!
Cross Recsptured i!-It seems to be the gener-
al opinion in Clear6eld, that IL Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Shorts French-c calf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet However, Shorty is
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all Breckinridye, Douglas,
Lincoln and Bell men, and women and children
in Clearield. and Sinnemahoning Ia particular,
that be is prepared 10 furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and CATERS Of any style or pattern stitch
ed, sewed or pegged, land as he is short fell
low on short notice.
All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change, and cash not refused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, Mt
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver 4 Cos store, FRANK SHORT.
n p, Findings fer sale sept. rs, 1890
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DRY GOODS.

Toilet and Promenade Prints Of the most fash
ioaable style and color. The now much worn
material of Colored Alpaca.
Now is the time to buy an extraordinary choap
dress for next season, as we will close out our
stock of Lawns, orga ndies, Bareges, Poplins
Grape de Paris, Balzorines, and all Summer goods
at fabulously low prices, to make room for our
Fall Winter stock, which we will soon be able
10 offer to our customers, and the public general
ly, at the Cash Store of
H.w. SMITH 6Co.
Also, limited amount of County Orders want
cd in exchange for goods.
NEW ARRIVAL.-we have just opened
~ an are selling very low, n large and com
plete stock of Boots and Shoes, viz:
Mems best Kip BOOT
boys best Kip BOOT.
Mems best Calf moot.
BOYS best Calf boot.
Childs best Kid moot.
Mems best Calf Monro es:
BOYS best Calf Monroes.
Youths best Calf Monroe,.
Cbilds best Goat Pumps,
Chids best Welt Pumps
Childs best hutton Pumps
Childs best French Morocco heel
Womaus Nor, Jefferson heel,
Womans Goat Jefferson heel.
Womans Kid Slippers.
Womans Sup. Velvet bound CATERS.
womans extra fine lasting giiters
Womans sup. extra heavy moroccos.
II. W. SMITH G. Co.
Hours of busines from A. NJ, to sP. NJ.
July 10, 1861. If.
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A(istrllantous.

Superior article Sweeping brushes
Large Asst " alters "most convenient article
in use.
Plants Improved Coffee Spice Mill,
Bed Cording, Drum Cording
Wall Paper, Window Sh aiding
Dandeanocia Coffee, Dandeanocia Coffee.
Mackerel by barrel or pound
Varied assortment of
Spices,
Soaps,
Starch, by box or pound,
Knives an1 Forks
Carvers,
Steel Pens so cts per gross,
Pen Knives,
Tooth brushes,
etc, etc., etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

DEATH OF SoLDiER.-The remains OF
Robert Livingston, member of Captain
Iorun's Company, who died at George
town, D. c., on Friday the 18th inst, was
brought to this place on Sunday morning
last and Inferred at . o'clock that after.
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remocratic County Meeting.

wssre requested by the Chairman of
Aa democratic County Committee to
',",e 'n That the annual Democratic County
mss,jlrc will be held IN this place O.:
Tn,.day evening Of the September Court.
The Delegates to IheCounty Convention
:, consider the propriety Of changing,
!. amending the present system of max
!" ..~ nominations, will meet on the prece.
i;ssc Is Monday evening and not on the Sd
Wcndoy of September, as heretofore an.
snnncel.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
~ AND TEACHERS of Clearfeld


County
Public examination Of Teachers will be held
this year as follows.
Bloom, Ferugson, Lumber City Penn, Septam-
Der ith & 5th, at Lumbcr City.
Curw cnsvile, Knox q Pike, Sept, 9th d 7th
at Curwensvillo.
ClearfQd and Lawrence Sept. 9th & 10th, at
Ccarfcld.
Girard and Goshen Sept, lth and 18th, at DO
shen School house.
Covington and Karthaus Sept. 18th 4 nth
near Mr.. Riders,
Bradford, Graham and Morris, Sept. 18th 4 Ii
at Grahamton.
Boggs, Decatur and Woodward, Sept 18th and
10Th at Centre in Decatur.
Bell, Burnside, Chest and New Washington,
Sept. 23d and oath at New Washington.
Beccara, Guelich and Jordan, Sept. 26th and
9th at y roads in Beccaria.
Huston and Fox, October lst, ut No, |. House
in Huston,
Brady and Union, Oct Sd and 4th at Luthers-
burg. ALL AT . o'clock AM.
Curwonsville, 9TH month, JESSIE DRooNALt.
gath ls6lpd. Co .Supt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

DIED-At st. Louis, Mo, on the 2lst
July last, John G. LowYy, Esq, form erly
of Bellefonte, aged 81 Years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

TIE ncU Union savers" have fell great.
y in love with Holt, Dickinson and
johnson lately; six moths ago they de-
nounoed them as rebels and traitors.
This spOsmodic conversion we fear will
not last long. They are only shining
them over like the Anaconda does
bis prey, SO that they can swallow them
more easily when they get hold of them
With their tusks. We should be highly
pleased 10 see one or oil of these genuine
Union savers placed in Mr.. Lincoln's cab.
met where they were during Mr., Buchan-
administration. Why not displace some
Of the political huzzards that now hang
around the White House, and put Mr.
Holt and Gen Dix in their places' We
hope the Pubs will make a practical dis.
gay Of their professions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
Wake up! wake up!

DLACkSM!THiNG. THE subscriber res
ID pectfuly informs his friends and the public
generally. that ho is new well ablished in his
NEW SHOP on Pine street, opposite the Town
Hall. in the borough of ClearGold, and upon his
own hook, and where he is prepared to do all
work in his line in the very best style, and on
the shortest notice. His old custorers are res.
Pectfully asked not to forget him, and any num-
Der of new ones are respectfully invited to give
him trial
EDGE TO0LS.-IIis reputation as q Maker
and Repairer of Edge tools should of tsclfsccurc
him liberal patronage.
GEORGE c. PASSM0RE.
April 81, lSGltf.
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Better Late than Never.

The operations of Gen. Butler and the
Naval expedition at HStteras lnlc., is, in
our view, the first rational and sensible
Nep taken by our Administration in the
Prosecution Of the present war. Had this
policy bcen adopted in the beginning, inH
stead Of that of Coward to Richmond"
With a conQuering and subjugating host,
and small forces pls nted at various points
aons the coast, with prudent and droit
management on the part Of those in COM
mand, we might, by thi, time, have the
satisfaction of knowing that we had gain
ed ioothold, not only on Southern soil,
but also in the hearts of the Southern
people This could have been done with
One tenth part Of the expense the war has
afeady cost, and with prospect of sue
cess increased an hundred told. 1t is to
feared that it is now too late. That
'ned'thculties 'ne to be encountered now are
many times greater than they we're four
months ago, must be apparent to all. Yet
'ne chances of success are well worthy
ne effort and we are glad to see that the
''empt is to be made in good earnest.
luz FAIR. The price of family ticket
admission to the approaching Fair, we
requested by the officers to state, is
o. correctly stated in the advertisement.
should read, "Tickets for family, to
Init lady and gentleman and their chill
zen under Is years--sl."
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Two MORE ConrANIEs.-Capt. CuIby of
lumter city, and Capt, Ogden, near this
place are both actively employed in Gil
ia, up their companies to the number re-
ilired ror their acceptance. with iavora-
lie prospects of success. lfthey succeed,
it viii make five full companies from this
county, to which may be added at least
one hundred who have attached them
selves to other companies. What other
county, in proportion to its population,
ha, done As much
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CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!!!
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY!!!,

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY!!!!
The undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur-
nituro Rooms on Market st., Clearfeld, Pa, a
short distance west Of Litzs Foundry, n large
stock of
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of the bsst materialr, finished
very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOWFOR CASH, His long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
are made in substantial and werkmanlike man
ner, and will stand the test of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should call at once
and get them while they can be had at the lowest
ratOs. JcHN TROUTMAN.
Mar. 27-lsSl-u.
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Q ZEE " s " 4 RE-.
DEST White Granite Plates.
~ Soups.
makers
" Tea Sets.
C'ffee Sets.
Cups Sets.
-" :" Handed Cup Sets.
pEST Pearl White Tea Sets
~ Ever and Basin.
Parasian Tea Sets.
Cup Sets.
Comm on Teas. Common Teas.
One Superior Lustre Sprig Tea Seu
Creams, Pics, Soups, by the half dozen.
G, c. Nappies, C. c. bowls
Glass Preserves, Glass Salts.
Flu'e Tumblers
PLAIN do
Excelsior do.
Also, Teas, Coffees, DC, &c.
and all articles usually kept in country store
will be kept here, as also many not usually kept,
bnt much needed, at greatly reduced prices
And we feel confident that all who will make
trial purchase. will find it to their advantage tC
continue as customers.
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Ne@ Aobutistments.

Onr Country calls
for the able bodied
young men to stand
in her defence, a.
gainst her ene>
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
TOUCH S STONE.

fINHIS hne thorough preu otaJnoh Will g.
i make the present season at my sta. ~
bic, 4miles southeast from Glasgow, and serve
mares at SO the season. payable lsf day OF Janu-
ary next. Mares bred BIZ ihe season That prove
not to be in foaI, win be served gratis the next
season, or those who prefer can breed at ,Sl5tto
insure colt payable when the fact is aseertained
or mare traded off. -, .z...,5s..., .
TOUCH STONE has been show a 6Iooded
stallion at nearly all the county fairs in this Sec
$500. I win give $25 premium 10 the best
Touch Stoe colt, foaled this Spring, to be award
ed at the Howard County Fair this Fall.
TOUCH STONE is beautiful dark bay,
without white, fun I6 hands high, seven years old.
In him you have combined great beauty, with
size, style, color, power, perfect action and phti
ty OF blood. BY reference TO his pedig ee, you
will see that no horse, here or elsewhere, boasts
Of better or more fashionable pedigree. He
was sired bv the famous Epsilon; he by old Pa
cfc ,oae of the best sons Of Sir Archie; his dam
by Sir Richard, own brother 10 Monsieur Tonson
and Henry; that ran the great race with EcIip se;
I'd dam Imported Eagle; Bird dam Wilkes Won.
der, 4th dam Chant :leer; 9th dam Imported Stir
ling; 9th dam CIodious; 7th dam Imported Silver
Eye; Sth dam. Imported Jolly Roger; 9th dam
Imported Partner; 10th cam Imported Monkey,
18th dam Imported mare OF the stud OF Harrison
TOUCH STONES dam, Rcsemerry, was by
tbe renowned imported Sovereisn,slre of Prioress,
now in England, who has the fastest time
ever made in England al two and three quarter
miles; another Of his get, Charieston,. is now IN
the breeding stud of On English noblemsn, and
stands at 500. Rosemery's dam is the celebra-
ted race mare, Beta, by imported Leviathan; lst
dam Juliet, by. Koseiuslso; and dam Blank, by
Sir Archie; Sd dam imported Psyche, BY, Sir Peter
Teazie; 9TH dam Bsb,' by Bordeaux, 'ith dam
SperaRzer, sister 10 Saltram, by Eclipse; 9th dam
Virago, by Snap; 7th by Resuius; Bib dam by
Grab; 9th dam Miss Siammerkn, by True Blue,
10Th dam Lord 0xford's Dunn Arabian, 18th dam
out of D'Archy's black legged Royal mare. 4
Mares from a distance will be attended to
strictly, and furnished good blue grass free OF
charge, and grain fed If desired, Great care to
prevent accidents or escapes; but no liability
should any occdr. JAS. n. HADEN.
e. The fine premium Jack, ECLIPSE, will
stand at the same stable; and serve mares at IS to
insure colt, payable as above. mar2l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04
From Havana.

Nkw Yoak. March 29.--The Quaker
City, from Havana, Monday, has srrived.
Much excitement existed at Hsvana, on
the subject Of annexation of San Domingo
10 Spain. /, seems The system Of Spanish
emigration has been going on in TIA, island
the smigrs Is being instructed when the
proper time arrived, 10 hoist the spanish
flag, rnd invoke the protection OF Span.-
This was done on the 18th, much to the as,
constituent OF The blacks and natives. When
the news reached Haeana, the frigs,e Ban-
ca, fully armed with large number Of reg
ular troops, was dispatched, sailing on the
23d. The screw ffigstes will sson follow
with 5000 regulars. A large naval and
military force Of 10, 600 is said 10 be on the
way from Spain II is stated that HsytI will
soon share the same fate as San Domingo,
with the consent Of France. II is said q
million dollars is en- route from Spain to
aid the metallic circulation Of the island.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04

the Chsrles-et- Geoiges. Spain laughs at
Us If We pretend TO prevent her from i'm
porting b many slaves as she may want
in Cuba. Americs thressps war if we -
tempt 70 libsra,e the live cargo of vessel
covered with the stars and stripes. We
have discovered At last that commercial
comPetition will 90 what fleets and ar:
mics are utterly incompetent to perform
Not very long ego, when we from time to
time, urged the claims Of our West Indian
colonies to some substituted free labor for
the slave labor they had lost, we were met
| by the Indignation of our snti.slavery So
cielies. Perha DIS there are some remnants
OF that superstition, which is great reli-
gion degenerated wherein the same dog
mas are still repeated; but on Tuesday
night the modern apii-sluvery men came
tdowh-te ask, the House Of Commons to be-
lieve that ,"true remedy is TO be found, not
in cdtintenapcing immigration into countries
where slavery exists, but in augmeniIng
the working population In countries In
which slavery has been aboiished;" and
"that The failure has mainly arisen from
eur having spdeavored almost exclusively
|, to prevent the supply of slaves instead OF
to check the demand fer Them"
At last we are descending 10 reason up
on slavery aRd the slave trade as we rss-
son upon other human Affairs. At last we
are coming down from; our high notions Of
destroying anything we do net like by the
sword and the cannon. shot although there
are some fanatics, as the debate showed,
who still lean upon those rnsans-nnd are
intent upon humbling ourselves to the con-
mon place notion that the best way of de-
stroying 90 Objectionable system Of labor is
to undsrsellit. Africa, populous as il is.
is not SO popuious Is China nor SO pcpulous
as the coast of Indian. Africa, nscessiteus
as the people may be, is not so nscessitous
a. the Far East. There We have hungry,
civilizs ion which may be nodded to our
purposes by goed,reatment, more chesply
than than the savsgery Of Africa can be op-
pressed by coercion. Both in India and IN
China we have The materials for compsti.
tion which may render The slave trade an
extinct, because an unpro6table, traffic
The old anli.slavery party wiiiprobably for
some time still oppose all white eniera-
ton unless it should compel free black pro-
teges 10 work by the competition thai emi-
grafton must create in the labor market; but
we are happily getting beyond this stage OF
folly, snd ars learning to- look upon this
subject with the eyes Of eonmon sense
we have q treaty with China which enables
us TO carry TO the West not only Cinnamon.
but their families. We have behaved SO
well to them that we have gained their con-
fdencs. While other nations may kidnsD
them BY tons. we can obtain volunteers by
thousands; and if our laws are observed,
and Our ship owners and planters are hon.
est We are not far from the period when
we msy see the prosperity Of ctr West
Indian colonies restored, and the slave
trade extlnguished without . cruiser. or a
fort on The coast of Africa, and without the
sacrifice Of even another million from the
British Treasury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04

EThe greatest benefastsr Of tho hu.
man race 10 he who does NEST to conquer
disease, and assuage human suffering. -
Weighed in this scale. few men have great.
or claims upon The gratitude Of Their race
than our feilow-ciiizsn DR. John Bull. His
Safsaparilla and King Of Pain have relieved
an anout Of suffering That would scarcely
be credited if Told; but he crowning glo-
ry OF his medical career is now universally
admitted 10 be bis Compound Peetoral O
WiId Cherry. II sootlies and heals tfie irri.
tailed Lungs and throat. and strengthens the
weak, Containing no.ingredients that can
possibly be injurious, 1t combines IN, hap.
py proportions al Of the best pectoral rem.
edies known to msdern or ancient medical
sciences. Hfa's aa;o1 j. %spr4-1m. 49, 3S'''