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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
\ Husbau6's Confession.

never undertook N.tonce So set at naughs
t.e authority of mv wife You knew her
vay--co.l. qa,ot. but determined 40 ever
-r." dast H.er We married aud every
l...t v.- going ov nice and cozy, She got
u.- De- '.t Ia.It of doing G.l the ohITring.
Sh. power Ed me to do IT, lu' then She
why. b. .as j. ue ju-t $50 this way She fin
,-.ei breakfast before me one morning and
-...... a"eE from the table he liled the
g H,u "'.a cream. and s.t T. Just where /
,o. 4 |.'n s.e.r- what r.7 wanted So
t.os hold t--ulT enough, o1d charned
Uu.u t.- batter Dau.-she didn't thank me.
.. .... 80 ..-a and sweet al out IL, that l
... v,i r.i3 N,.I. uieu t-e next churn-
... 4 v e...e--.h. d.l tIes.me thing and
.o..o.r3 .aI1 auI UrauGL, the batter. Again.
and .t uo, done Is. .o end was 10 for it
...y tn.. Ae.a wo,d was saiJ, sou know.
Wei. Jy-arlIr This came 70 be very irls-
some. [ aared -.r should just ass me-, but
...u..,r did. .rI I couldn't say anything
about f., So aH ut wtul At last | deter
u..-' t.t would rrt uH.rn another time
w|e s.a..t-d re Clmaiae day came
md Nh.nH1 break G..t-sbt a'V8vs got nice
r.. o-ts-"aeH 'aat Was swallowed, there
HYt 'u. eaaro / gat ur. and Standing
..ft 10 Aitttit.f It..
ur m. Iet ead walked oHt Of doors | stop
.. b.. ... .4l to xiv. h4r cdnnoe TO call
Ia. .... U.. .ua. -..u Shes all W.th pal
...r a..t I no..l On. Iveat down
a"t '.uu.up tawa. au over town, and my
.u. ta- r- restless as Nouh's daye-I felt AZ
I.l done Nrorg-i Gi4'rt exactly feel
H.H-- .t CT. LOO i.- .s.li. Hleseusa-
.ua .....-s..r1 oa call ;Le 20. noon
...~ '.nr-- ,.H. never uoglI come,
aa. a- .r going home one minute before
...ue., NHa.l aa soon cut ms car- eff So
ve.. a. nd uo. ing around town till
dinner I.ne -..a Laae ! went, feeling
t.ry l...u siiu'r.. must when a jury
having .u ..e.r maud, BIS de=Uuy-.,te or
....l. j c.a.4at mt.- up my mind how
rla, tu. saae nd Of storm
i.E..-.3 E.I yon heieye jtG She never
-re.t. i-7o sit. q soocfe smile never had
u,c. oan-r lor uo t~n on that day but
..... a.. faa oo.tu it7t where I left it.
$50. . a..5 Ha.e e.-. l-i. conf unded,y
.... .ri -.rr .a..'... of ,b.t dinner felt
a- .. e.e.. ro Size didn't pay any
... However. lut vent on rs Il no.
'.... u.i happened Before dinner was
..I .-Hu. .u...l HH5 s.5firc back
~ eu., I a,e.ed up to Tie churn and
n..I at ti' t.e p.3 .ar Splash j p, rattle
81. be dip. .ai--I kar. it a? As if in
81 ... t.e butter V.s never SO long coming
..ss tae als-m stGuliug SO long had
not a'.n 50 ! ~ Fled ny efforts Obsti-
ut.. u.tt.r IaeuH.gao9u wore away still
I was e.HN,He J paused at last from real
exhaustion. ~aens.e spoke Cir The first time
Come. i a,t. i..r y.. have ratified that
iurtaml.f long enough. # ,tis only for fun
lau are o"ia. IT, aaeq aou it was Ia
Iu.h a.r lad brought tts batter in the
forenoon. anG iy' tue ..un standing with
the but'e.u'is ia 20 f1r u- to exercise with.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27

,QrIss FeoH Pge.ucF-Ifa any individual
fn u..ssfia dancer Of being arrested for
t.o. .i.n of ,he criminal laws Ire bad bet.
..ra'...' aa ordinance of secession from the
community, ra ills original rights, and
.ruaaorr himself go Independent and soy-
..i-u lete'
T.- dig states fearing. no doubt, the
0aato. pr.l4Ioea have made
o.a ...e- soss.oweut.
A C.ae-...ae.r Gags that a southern SOL
l..r c.u always stand i.e. No doubt ofthah
.ui the secession js. .ers. most undsHiabiy
cas- stand 5.e-aal steal
Brief as tle history OF the seeding move
u,ur- i-. 10 has already demonstrated ne ex-
.st,uce of bJold.r material issues between
the Northern a j southern slave States than
uat-At anr dime existed between New Eng
land and LHuj5sua.
rf4sail la.ttua south Carolina soldiers
l5,r .zt enough % eat. They don't like
var-f7rs Clat they cook their palmettoa
.uu isl.f ....e--sf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
Etsr gt dependent
% 0PPD5E gED& G'galA II y -
1-Z51za -z---I CJ1.-,

--zT=s, y. C. ...1seoS. "aatar,
ata
WI leeva N.rrsyl's every Monday, Wednesday
and Eaaay, y,ot4F =. h.. iar saclamelt9, cauH-c-.u-
with tA 3ahn T Wrg.tfar -au F..-t|.e3
Pa-sertas rl lelve san ~ neseo nr NaTyss.le
on H.eJ aha Wright, Capt "w. o. aaa-., 1-
Meeting 90 sacrament, with tie p.dauce ou B.. H-
Days Wednesdays aud FtLats.
1hc o taaee leaves .e.aa- 90 for 1l4ryssiIa on
Tuesdays, tDrs laws 4ui s-tc days.
E'arc to @a1satzza 10, - 90
- Suu E.tICt- g. 90
FqEcur. lup C3wa} aA DD rer ton.
.f,fl..v e. l.1rr Ae.nt.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27

Nor NEcEssAaY.-A man whom Dr. John
son once wploEed for following q useless ana
dsmortaz,nE business said;
" You know. doctor. that must i've
The brave e.I Inter OF eyerytAng mean
and l..tcfl e5alv replied that be did not
see the Ia45t necessity Tor thHl-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
pOILL DU N0aD RESTAURANT.
Corner Of Scco,l ami EEi"h Streets,
NAI}E%VI.LIl.

@ TU1 .uD.l'iars, having leased NE
u1r.. c-tghi b.n.tt, w.H.a stt.a Il. .. .'r
lr.UtUs. aaI fla a..| .c..u.r tI.I i.
Will s@rp.--aI 'yu.ue u us st.,
end those whoiaearo- vha .'r,1'r'aose a.y ro.t
-@'- NE',H Ef tflEo".f
OPEN NiVHI AND DAY.
Da7rlper wacs ................ .........F F' 1l
E'saaA q aess BE- @,acy &s5i".
I...y..e,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27

"MlolHza shouldn't be surprised if su-
sam got 1luael some day.
"u by, my sou
around isrr-ck the o.ber night. and if she
mdnt Ez.al Linn to let her go, he would
hase STR ug'sd her'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
Z. w. GEagCGgCN, Prep .tctor.
E0TEL INYFH1IA IAIl0NA.L,
Jackson street, 4 few doors above M5a.-omsryD
SAN FRANCISCO,
PATTEN & 20, Tr6psietoEa,

sse.sa. Is well known 20 H., ir7veur puHj' as @
sses' FrstCass HotaI in ovary IHrt ci'lr. Prices
al reasonable. Faiarr d EeG.ad and N...g-
.1t1 ui-ied tarauaaa.i TABLE urslrlas.. 10 In
this CITY. Zine Suits % Rooms lHr a.tIa-. P..t
Spring and Hair Mattresses ia every doa f al .-."
room.
..7" Oar T1rtcrs lta'Wnys ho found ou board .s
th. steamer reaches The dock a TAKE charet 90 voar
luggage. agi Coach 10 convey yau to tle to'e..
i. q. FOSTER. late Parser Steamer lrci- sam.
n. Y. PArrtN, late Boos-Eeeper ot the House
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
MRS. WESsg0W,


inexperienced nurse and laaae physician, has
Soothing syrup Tor a.lIrent.a.an- a..ss greatly 4.
ci..te the process of tae...a- g.. ---a..a- ,.- ees
reducing aa uf7metoa-aiN alay au pr.r, SRI IS
aura 90 re-apte ,as bowels Depend u1an po.aer'
t viii 1cere 10 ye-5sa.rss, and relo' aud hetai 81.
sour infants. r-aagy sae in al eases. see alyet
Us,aaa. .a another cu.arn. rayt1y
----.-z-sy ,.s.s.4--
So Tile following letter, st.ehenpa yspea]1.
fas ....'., was v..a.u Hy the oean of t's t.c0E
iae II. aIe'n'a College OF N-Hs.aa--ta tae editors
Of thcFaaa, H.''ae. aa3 -r 4' f.are. Eseo-
cisco, Ger pa..,a".a:
raf- ,rr--rlA. I.rrar7 1-.t 1859.
| To tire cItc.s d.. te. ra.He HeUaaI J.atafl-
ci-iu thr perew' -r rIH e-ei-oa ..l.... .a re.
i"'HeHt t.. ..'" ..-'.- t-'- tt U' 81. .sa-. Id
1.'...o of l.'.,..eta ..l 3. q. -.f wye. ..u t..a
aFp. a,.or i.r ..e .e-f.s ".. ..'.r .'. .r.l',.
was He.a-It tHn.,. Os a' .5a.e f-.. "...t..
rl..; .'Ht VT. ts.. H#sHi i--a.'. .H's ". y
oG ta l.t.t.....ul -. ID. Aad ..ls.. sa.-. u
cf u.e.t..." Da tIe. suea-tH %. t...e t.a oa..-.
"Hs e#aa..A .o cH l...'
how pdyI .as. Hao t.aa le.a u, sH...ast =l-a.-
g..at lr-u'l .'r i.e ..i .t..1 u.a ....e '.el
80 ag ar'oi in.tcri' t4e College, aHa e-.e ..rer
L,au tl- laea,Is o.. tte Philadelphia t7-. ot
Medicine.
DIR i.J. CgN0EAEs rr.ef'e N.1'ca' and Sar-.oal
usfu... 'sou S.arn.. ...,. street t'a" iorte.f rr.
.nr .et. .U t.uH. l...
ta ttara0o. ia' Doctor f
t.i a-.s ua u.u.. .a o.a.a De-. effects .. e4.s---
1u et.uts t-a. q A g.. t.e e.. .a.
Cg5rrr.psrtr'z..-I. tno undersigned CIV.
einur ol lHur.r.. ia asU'g h"r."N. t..t Et Il j. 4
Osaf0.T " Ven
I....tFs i..f ......
with '....a .. t..a.sa. H...e.. tu..t -.E.. I.
uHt... ..I f.a.rHa.a.. hr0. t..s sgra.a-
.r. at ...aa a. -e..,. .. n. .I N..-a WHO ar. ...
u... .ta.' ..'.. .s.. aIi ...-
.as.v..i l.I...r'... a..- GI.l lttu-.
asv..uaru VI it'.1#'-~-
Wl-HsaTas gs., 1a.. o1. .a
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27

GIVE CmLoa@s .aasl hra-@oma parents
make the ls.a.I.. take ot LeeIing their eli
a..u indoors iUjug cold wea'h r. Such
D.. -..e. l-I. ia.us '1 m1ny respects II
e...-h.e. tile taf, # chi.d.eu. and renders
U0.. r-eslH't liable to BE attacked with
90. 3. .ui coughs A child should have its
t..t ueu -auJ u.t.. ..es- ana oot4, its body
$500. at.pg.l. ia a.cu ,...aa5 its head and
eas s.e.E y protected uam the cold, and
tH.u O- p. bose .a ,ue keen. tragias winter
.ir BJ t.a met= lis body wil become
rY.u.t. and .s -.i.'5 .Je krpt fright and
ea.ai... vaet-as. 8. q chilli Oe shut up in
The l.u-o. 70 n..I ja-.ma rsa,lt, aul feverish
Haa peJaaHs wind up ui.h severe attack Of
illness The coe0u-r's ilqHests iu London
dai y slg" latt every eek, tn that city.
children are 7UGueated iu he'd or under tie
-.aw.- ofm9thers They die. as the coro-
uyr is constantly stating. in consequence of in
Laur2 their ilc.r o~n BREATH which is
coufnuod o.. cIr1 on.e ocii gas They are,
ju ie.. ia The -afce +. ulfion .7 person no
g. locked % jaHru5u which Is tu.l Of the
fues of charcoal The cl dreu are gradu-
elIy os,pooes-i ly The dgleterious Gtmos-
.l.fe. anl l.e "ilao.tn struggle, it being
though, lA.ttAsr were 10 q SOUND sleep
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
NO. 65.
Qilg 1atlOnll QemOtrat.
SEVENTEEN.
BY GEORGE E. MORRIS.

l'm much too Young 60 marry
ior Lon only seventeen;
Wdv tAuk then of Harry2
What ciu 10 meau2
Whenever II I--r~ meets ne,
Es-d tHe brook 1r on the green.
How teu1I.r he gre IS ne.
AfH.tcau i- mean
Th-Ue'5T ms name LcuttsT5.
s blush uH0l mF cheek is seen.
Al tasa my hclrt Gl.Jers2
has ctJ.. mean
Oh, mercy, what Gin ali me2
lEi gr5 w1H and very lean
lv arfs often ill me.
Eut-.1 It uelu2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27

ra--a-rare vi. herrevs5 ron gaHans t- Ae-ir-
~a# ur the Pmn Ea.iraH 'outlaE, .Hi .rsH az
.s.tHta Sow IQ.a B.. Gle ala..c tl- rl-.-- .-al--
...l Company.
I.l.a3s.5sr. t241., Agents.
-.rrars scram-atoar le.l-sdoru street. -au F.ta-
es.,. aH23ft
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
VILE, CAL SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1861.
@prcial 4otjce2.
REEtnTllF-e.

Divine service wild continue TO bs ts'l d. N.-r
Breleu's ou 81 or0v'1e road, g miles r-.m % -r7-
y.l.i at Jec<son Lsalam'., on the Bangor road, o
a.les fram N.ry vile, nod at Philip Chs.1avus, on
tlc Long Barr1aa, near z.ar.sti.s. L. MAYO viii
o'clock p. ". GI25-Im
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-27
E'ursEEC N8wECE.

-~.oe Stc1AvF>4o. Y 'rHary 81, 1851.
uiE subscriber ~. coming before uIe ruH-
D, "a catrfer nc-- leave tH auaaHug-. ~. 70
a. = hn lrs .ee-.i th"tEE .'i\ft t.!t to' 'ii.
ISL J street hciu,tu SNth uui Seventh stgee.s, .'r
the t.ru Dr r.lry..fs. with all i's c--tu. H.j ~"
Tuuatul-. aul hopes t1 merit s0Hfe ot th0 r".Ho
patronage ly sucta -nuou s. .as "a'is 81 t.s e0
tHuHf#.
lIaa.a wll re heit or c.u'..el ASA cH-
Il.t' .u a'| ,.-l..ta. W.rl t.e eNe. .. a'
of c ,'-'. which pHt tt4Hu tp suns TIE Iaeaea 10. A
H'.o '"ts t'.c..it ~ .y ua'.
T..tci.. 1..i..a-ai U.. House t1av re-. ...He. .
li being called at any hour. Strict ateu.el u-.i 81
ths ..... auf ,u.i.uft 40 faHI
Board and lodging. ~ I.rH,.a. ritlou lodging
- f.r W0. t.
J0u% epHl@g.
l5-my (fo.mcGy ot Mary sNueJ lrupu.'ar.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24

OAK-CITY
WIN G. S B A N K.
DR.. THOMAS D. HOGG, President
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Cashier
DIRECTORS:
DR.. T. D. HoGG, II. s. SMIrH,
O. BUsBEE j. G. WILLIAMS.
This Bank is now receiving deposits at the Exchange
Office of John G. Williams Il Co.
D1scoUNr DAY, Tuesday.
Raleigh, N. c., Feb II, 1859. 14-tE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Determined TO devote hereafter the whole Of his time HE
profession can always be found at his Office in the Brick
Row on Fayetteville Sreet-unless absent on the C'-cu
March l, 1859. "a J.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24
N1orICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
~ Having located in the City CT Raleigh, take this Op
portuny inform the public generally that am prepar
ed make contracts for public private buildings in any
part Of the State the most favorable terms am also
prepared to furnish Granite in its rough state for building
other purposes dressed to order shape rqur
ed at reasonable rates.
Orders for Stone addressed to through the Postoce
Box 24? will meet with prompt attention. All bills paya
Bile to individually. will not be responsible for any
debts made by any in my employment without
der from me- THOMAS COATES.
Jan. 1861. 3-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, N. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.

OIL COLORS.
Prices Ranging from $50 to $50.
TNHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
Il gnereOtypes and Miniatures from Life and being
finely finished in Oil Coors Canvas they perfectly
durable, and make beautiful Paintings, They can be
arged to any SIZE and such changes teraons may
be desired be made. Mr.. ANDREWS the Artist who
coors these pictures being experienced Portrait Painter
and fine Cooris all who wish finely executed work of
art should call at the old established Gallery Fayete
vile Street Those preerrng portraits painted from e
would do we'll to give Mr. A call Persons having Da
guereoppes OF deceased friends by giving the color of
the hair eyes and complexion permanent and life
like portrait Photographs be finished in Water CoOrs
Pastee India Ink or CrayOns at prices ranging from $40
types for Lockets Cases, Rings and Pins. Ambroypes
Vgnetes Nelogaphs for sending in letters &C. taken
all weathers.
E. HUNT, Photographs,
- Raleigh, N. G.
March l, 1850. lS-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24
GROCERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.
AT THE INDISPENSABLE
SIGN OF THE TRANSPARENCY!

yTNHE ENERGETIC STILL CONTINUES TO OBTAIN
Il supplies of Family Groceries for Customers.
Daily expected, which be has the bills of:
SALT, SARDINES, MACKEREL
CANDLES, CANDY, STARCH,
SODA, (by the keg) LARD,
BUTTER, CHEESE, SOAP, &c.
Raleigh, N. c., July TO- 1861. Co
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24

NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE & CO..
&C Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
TEAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
In unusually large Stock of Goods, in their line,
prisng every variety of Mems, WOmens and Chdren's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag nts in this City for the sale of
MitcheIl's Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys md Girls Merchants invited to
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere.
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
Of the firm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
w. ROBERTS.
September S, 1859. 7S-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24

a LARGE LOT OF FRUIT DAILY Elk.
"A pected from Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
E. A. whitaker.
Raleigh, N c., July 19, 1861. Go
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-24

UUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
ID Butter Water and Soda Crackers Candles Sugar &c
E. A. WHITAKER.
Raleigh N. c., July 10, 1851, 66-
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An Act

. pporIpS REVENUE FROM COMMODITIES IMPORTED FROM
~ FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
S-IcS l. Tie CHgreSs of The Confederate States Of AHe-
- G enact That fum and after the thirty dav OF
,u,us, next duty shall be imposed on a goods pro-
ducts wares and merchandise imported from abroad into
,bo Confederate States of America as followss
On all articles enumerated in Schedule A. dd UJlOrts
% o twenty-five per centum On all articles enumerat-
W IN schedule B. dd Cdl0rs duty of twenty per ceutum.
I'm All articles enumerated in Schedule Z, I'D UdOrens
S, of fifteen per centun. On all articles enumerated in
Schedule D. an I'd Udorer duty often per centum On all
ices enumerated in Schedule T. al raLOre duty OF
o ceutum And that all articles enumerated in Sched-
Mo- Spccifc duty as therein named. And that all arti-
C enumerated in Schedule O. shall be exempt from duty
10 wit:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
DR GOODS.

Toilet and Promenade Prints Of the most fash
iOnablo style and color The now much worl
material Of Colored Alpaca.
Now is the time to buy an extraordinary cheal
dress for next season, as we viii close out ou
stock Of Lawns, Organ ndies, Bareges, Poplins
Grape do Paris, Balzorinos and sll Summer good
at fabulously low prices, to make room for on
Fall Winter stock, which we will soon be abb
TO offer to our customers, and the public general
ly, at the Cash Store Of ...
II. W. SMITH & co.
Also, limited amount of County Orders want
ed in exchange for goods.
NEW ARRIVAL.-We have lust openc
~ an are selling very low, large and co IN
plete stock of Boots and Shoes, viz
Mems best Kip boot
BOYS best Kip Boot.
Mems best Calf moot.
Boys best Calf moot.
Chlds best Kid BOOT
Mems best Calf Monroes;
.....# Doys best Calf Monroes.
Youths best Calf Monroes.
Childs best Goat Pumps
Chids best Welt Pumps
Childs best button Pumps
Chiids best French Morocco heel.
womaus Nor, Jefferson heel,
womaus Goat Jefferson heel.
womans Kid Slippers.
womans Sup. Velvet bound CATERS.
Womnns extra fine lasting gai,ers
Womans sup. extra heavy moroccos.
II. W. SMITH C Co.
Heurs Of busincs from A NJ, to SP.M
July 10, 1861. t.
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3f(istcllanrOus.

Superior article Sweeping brushes
Large ass't W alters "most convenient articl,
in use.
Plants Improved Coffee Spice Mill
bed Cording, Drun Cording.
Wall Paper, Window Sh aiding
Dandeanocia Coffee Dandeanocia Coffee.
Mackercl by barrel or pound
Varied assortment Of
Spices,
Soaps,
Starch, by box or pound
Knives ani Forks
Caryers,
Steel Pens 80 OTIS per gross,
Pen Knives,
Tooth brushes,
etc, ETC., etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
n:s- Twenty-Five to sixty Dollars and

ES- Twenty-Five TO sixty Dollars and
expenses per month will be paid by the Eric
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents for
selling the Erie Sewing Machine. This is a new
Machine, and SO SIMPLE in its cor struetion that a
child can learn to operate II by half an hours
instruction. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use. and they take the premium over
fifty and one hundred dollar machines The
price is but Fifteen Dollars. The Company wish
TO employ Agents in every county in the United
States. Address, for particulars, Erie Se,sing
Hactise Co. II. JAsEs, General Agent. Milan,
Ohio. =, mnrl5 Gun.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.--Noti,

"a Is hereby given that letters Of Administra.
ton have been granted to the Undersigned on
the estate Of JACOB ROBINS, late Of Beccaria
township deceased All persons indebted 20 said
estate are requested TO make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle.
ment to my Attorney, L. J. GRAMS, of Clearheld
er ANDREW SH0FF, Of Gulich township.
October IL, 1851. o.. . Admir-
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Car Time at Tyrone.
-.rn1,N. 1r,y1NG EAsrWARD.
THE LATEST NEWS,

\ Bv the last advices from Washington,
se hear that an advance by our forces ins
Ii oVnginia having reached as far as Lew.
Insvi!le.
Yhe Cohred rates have taken another
mall fort in Missouri, containing three
pi1tEs OF artillery and 400 prisoners, mcsl'
yhone Guards.
AfTairs in Kentucky wear a threaten
ing lsl ect.
An engagement took place at llotteraS
Irlet between an Indiana regiment and a
kree Force of ConGederates with a loss OF
4l9 allied AID wounded rebels and tIi
1x'loss on our side and so taken prison
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8etu Advertisements.

MAYpON.-Au persons are hereby eau ton
~ Ao4e1einst trading or paying either Of the
(oy1nGpromisory notes all bearing date the
~ ~ - January, A. d. 1857, given by me 10
@y&4K Three calling for one hundred dol
1U eeons and one for seventy % ne dollars. As
- osexmined TO not pay either Of them--un-
ies1 oonpeled by law as have received no val
Se<sIAe1Re., = HENRY HLIsIo y, Jr..
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SxAsn ur.-A collision occurred at the
F6|rkround the other day, between a
4uIky and buggy, the former driven by !.
fCullough, Esq, TO which was attach
4tery spirite d horse, which, after spill.
Inf but his master made tracks for town,
oompletely demolishins the vehicle and
injaring himself slightly.
Astls horse, with the wreck Of the
Snlky nt,acfcd passed the residence OF
Judge Barrett his little son was playing
on tho pavement with his "hobby horse. "
seelnghis danger, Mr.. Eizweiler ran 10
Lis ro6cue, reaching him just in time to
snatch him away, when the toy was taken
W tflthe fragments and demolished.
TThe result in this Legislative dis
tfiTassf tfff;asf Is still in doubt, Elk has done no
w for the Democratic nominees. Nothing
\ heard from Mexican county, and very
Iiftlcffom Jefferson. The probability Is
(hststhe vote OF the Volunteers will Sc
<1f8 he election CT the Republican can,
didates.
DG-Let the Republican party, "wag
atkly will"
1he Democrats will "be gay and hap
~ ssin."
IAE PPRgHgsDED "CorroN FANNIE" IN
Ef1IAxD. European Times gen
trAllyreli English paper published in
liverpool, gives some interesting facts il:
III issue OF the 2lst ult., OF the cotton
Wani ia Lancashire. We quote.
z. The sales of cotton at Liverpool, dur
inf the week, had been l43, ,2J0 bales, or
u1o~sixth of the entire stock on hand, at
pFices higher than nad beed current for
the past twenty five years, and The i'm,
preston prevailed that, if the American
war continued, cotton, which was purchG.
sable ayear ago at l3 cents, must advance
20 26 cents pound; for the stocks on
hand are not equal TO the requirements OF
ths nanuiocturers at the close OF the year.
his added, about two thousand bales oil
american cotton has been shipped this
week 10 New York and Boston" There
need not, therefore, be any surprise at the
alarm that has been created, and Mt the
Tears now entertained as to our supply oI
colton fer the immediate future; mas.
much as the stock OF cotton in Liverpoo
20 day is only 4S7 ,230 American bales, an1
of all kinds total of SIS, 200 bales, a
8ainst 759, $50 American, and 2 total o
y53.270 bales at the same tine last year
After this period last year 100000 A.
mericans and 100000 bales of ali kind.
were received. aud, Notwithstanding all
this Isrge supply from numerous expor'
ters. a demand Of 6S0,000 American and
'of All kinds of $4,000 reduced the stock
IN tke.3ls December, 1850, to $50, 900 A
snerican and Of all kinds to. 545 900 bales.
There y now no American cotton at ses
for this country, and only 10000 bales
Snrat; 80 that, adding these to present
Stocks, and suppoSing our own spinners Ia
take one third less from now till TIE close
Of the year, and exporters 10000 bale.
more than LAST year, there would he al.
most an entire exhaustion of the stocks
here on The 3st of December next. ii
viii. therefore, be at once apparent how
6u8ntial to the prosperity of the maau-
Kurers of this country is An early set.
of this unfortunate civil war nos