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The New York herald., 1861-12-06

EDWARD SCHENCK, ,AUCTIONEER-IIORSE, WAC.
~ on and Harness.-By EDWARD SCHENCK. this day,
O'Clock at his salesroos l55 and 1877 broadway
nut sorre Horse fifteen hands eight years old
kind aud gene and believed perfectly sound To DC
positively sold.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

A UCTIoN SALE-s20OW WORTH OF FIRST CLASS
~ gold and silver Watches and valuable Movements being
the stock OF mporter-A. NJ. CRISTALAR anc,ioneer,
% Bowery, Will SELL this day December nj lOs O'Clock,
without reserve. large lnea5out $50 Is carat hunting
double time compensation balance Independent second
Chronometers and LEVERS l25 ladies' enameled and da
mond Watches, English fun eweed patent and threequar
plate Levers Ncke Is karat hunting straight line and
deachehed Levers and Cylinders 40 dozen silver Hunting
Patent Levers, Anchors Lepnes aud Verge Waches Sill
placqGa aud silver gilt hunting and open face Anchors
and Lepnos; also a valuable line of fine Diamond Jewery.
consisting of single one hoop and cluster diamond ruby
pearl and garneL Brooches Rings Earrings and Studs S5
dozen Silver Extension and Gold Pencil Cases and Pens $50
fine English and other Movements by celebrated makers to-
gether with variety Of other goods In the line Catalogues
sie Terms cash The RESI- ectluy invited to
attend the above sale the lots will be pat suit deal
only.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
-Sruo MOUND Nor 40 wnERE FoR.irNE Is,--Go

vTHo WOULD NOT 30 WHERE FORTUNE Is'--Go
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON VI the great English Pro.
phoes the best OF all and cannot he exec led Can be
suited, personally or by letter ell a.irs lie
ing SUITS journeys absent friends, .uy cuurthlp
rssc health, wealth. and who n!m druken and
aiin husbands. Miss w. Is the only person In this city
who the genuine Roman and AZ ahian sman oyc
good UCk and all business anal and guarantees for
e Delay not to consult this auialy Gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers EeA. Highly respectable
dpncsiie Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

JENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER-SAI EsRooM AZ
Nassau street, opposite the Post office MINER SOM.
EkNI LIE VIII sell at auction Friday Dec o, 1851 at II
O'Clock at their saes,oom 81 Nassau street an elegant col
lection Of adern Oil Paintings by eminent artists The
French Belgian aud American the works
q Lsnan De Metz, veyr,ssat Daz, Decssard Bawn Nelly
Nanteul, De Munter A. Hulk, Ciabees Camporini w M
Brown Van Beest Hekkng Rondcl, iIuci. Manzcni and
others; also Gnc original edition or Aedibons Birds OF
America The above exhibition aud are worthy
the attention Of connoisseurs. s
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

A UCr1ON NNOTICE.-PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSE.
n hold Furniture rosewood Pianoorte Brussels and In
grain Carpets, &c, sc
nj. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
Will sell this at IL O'Clock No 253 East Tenth street.
near First aAenue
The entire Furniture of tn, aboe residence viz-Eiegant
rosewood Pianofore. rosewood Parlor Suit
covered in brocate Brussels and IaSran Carpets gilt frame
Pier and Manel Miriors Brocaef Id Lace Window Cur
tans Mancl Ornaments Extcsson Dining Tables Cut
lery Ga Ware. black walnut marble top Chamber Suits
o oak do, mahogany and rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Wasssn IS Bedseads Hair Mattresses Paliasses Feather
Beds Sofas Chairs &c Te whoe to b. peremporily sold
The hpha
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
uENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !

HENRY II, LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
IL LEEDS & Co win sell at anc,ion Saturday, De.
cembcr at 10Y o'clock at the sacsroom No 23 Nassau
street Household Furniture, consisting OF Brussels
grain Orpcs ood and mahogany Bcseals mahogany
mar6ie top bureaus and dressing DO, mahogany marble
top Washs'ands gilt frame Pier Mirrors, Mantel and
Oval do, oak Extension Dining Table, lair and Spring
Mattresses. rosewood breakfast Tables, mahogany Hat
Stands, 0Aice Desks and Tables Lounges Vases
rosewood seven octave Pnno made by James Thompson
several fine Rides together with n mahogany Billiard Table
with Balls Cues, Counters, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
MATRIMONIAL.
MEDICAL.

FfIIcrED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPOSED
IA Falaces unmasked-Dr LARMoNTiS Paris London
hd New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide In
|rs the debiated and diseased, including those who
|norau OF of their III health and who have been
|sapponled in their physicians OF the most certain aud
Pnvenen, mode OF cure. Maill for 81 by RICHARDSON
|o vcscy street; DEXTER Co. lis Nassau and
EWlrT Is Frankfort streets the author 647 Broadway
h
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

A UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL
n sell, this morning at 101 O'Clock precisely, the elegant
Household Furniture of Dr. Arthur Maxwell 80 East Twen-
iysevcnh street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues,
consisting OF rosewood Piano bre, Stool and
Cover beautiful Paror Suit consisting Of Sofa,
Arm, Reception and four medallion back Chairs,
covered crimson and marc brocate has bScn made to
order six months ago. black walnut do covered ia
green rcps rosewood Eesrcs Pier and Centre Tbcs Cor
Stand Curtains Gilt Shades, Paintings Vases, Clocks,
Mirrors Buffet sookcase black walnut SOFAS Chairs Arm
Chairs covered in hair cloth rosewood and mahogany he'd
stsa Bureaus. Wassands, Tables Sofa Beds, Rockers
Spring Seat Chairs air and Spring Mattresses Beds and
Bedding, Extension Table. Glass China Silver Ware;
Table Cutlery, Stoves ocloth, Brussel Tapestry and In
grain Carrets Chandeliers, positive. Iiouse
Rent very low
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

HENRY ID. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~, Nassau street opposite the Post oicc-MINER
SOMERNlLLE VIII sell al auction Friday, December g. at
l0I O'Clock at their sales 81 Nassau street general
assortment OF Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels
and Ingram Carpets mahogany and black walnut aud
Chairs nahogany and black walnut Hatrack ma.
hogaiy w I, Buffet mahogany Bedsteads bureaus,
Y WWashstands and Chairs; Hair Mattress Feather Beds,
Bolster aud Pillows, Blankets Conntcrp Dining and
Toilet Crocxery Kitchen Ware, Also large invoice OF
line French plate Mantcl and Pier Mirrors &c, &c
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

HESKY H. LEEDS, AucTyoNEER.-HENRY II.
IL LEEDS 4 Co. viii sell at auction on Saturday Dc
cember at IL O'clock in front Of 23 Nassau street
valuable pair Of Horses 5 hands high, warranted sound
knd ana gentle Ia all harness; also Phmon
shifting TOP with extra enclosing top built by Wood Tom
do. made to order by Wood Tomnson the whole forming
most desirable establishment will be sold altogether
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

GEoRGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER RECOMMENDATION OF
~ assignees sale Of elegant Household Furniture, Car
pe hc this day. al ii O'Clock at l Broadway being
one of the largest and finest offered this sea-
SON. consisting Of Paror. Chamber Library Dining
hoom Furniture, en- suite Etegeres Bullets Canterburres
secretaries Bookcases Lounges Chairs Extension Tables
carpets, DC. Terms cash and sale positive.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Z THE ENTIRE CITY FUR COMPANY
Wholesale and retail Established lai9
22s B5wery. 2,j Grand street, o3l Eighth avenue
offer 10 their friends and the public splendid
sormcnt o LADIES', MISSES and CIIiLDREN's . FANCY
ltk I'll q our own manna acture consisting Of Hudson
Bay Sdb!e Mink Fitch ard Stone Maren Siberian Squirrel
&C. III Tamas Capes, Copks. Vctornes Mnfs and Guns
also choice selection of Sleigh Robes, ecnancns Fur
Caps Collars and Gloves, all Mt prices the tines
HARRIS & RUSSACK'S,
23l Eighth aycnrc, 22G Grand street, 223 Bowery.
B-FuRs repaired neat and cheap the very shortest
notice.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

FTEcTIoNs CAUSED BY MERCURY AND CERTAIN
1 diseases speedily cured by DIR. WARD, IL Laght
rect. The doctor is IN constant attendance.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL
premises to let. Apply the proprietor's Of
ncoo Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

DROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTiONEERS-WILL SELL
ID ills day F.lay Deeiber6 8, one O'clock in front Of
sales,uan stgcrt p3s Of long tailed bay Horses
years old lils hands sound kind and gentle; also Ba-
rouehc and harness, cily bi.i and N GOOD order
ALSO
pair hay Mares l6 hands Old sound kind and
tie; good t!velcts also close Carriage aud la!
piy built aud good order. To be sold without
ALSO
very fire city close Garage and tolble Harness. all
good order.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

\ PERFECT CURE Is GUARANTEED.-A RADICAL
~ cure is always effected ~ DE- WARD IL Laisht street.
lures besides IN hal. the time aud charges.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is riiE
i young aud accomplished Madame BYRON, from rars,
who be consulted with the siriyest confidence all
affairs OF Hfc drunken ana unaithfu hcrban
has to make you beloved by your hearts IDEAL
brings together those long separated Ladies 25ces nes
dcnce " Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
cOPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


lDARTNEE,-Sl,00. n GENTLEMAN WITH THE
above amount wishes to meet with party already
tabshnd Ia the hoct and shoe BUSINESS partner. good
location and business prerequisite. Unexeeptonabe rcfe
gsen and required Principals only need address c.
H., Herald ollcs.
DARTSER WANTED-WITH $1,000 CASH AT CON-
ynand, TO join the advertiser In profitable cash bus
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rs.aiied safe investment Address, real name, Assist
;.nce. l34 Herald Once
yVANTED-A RESPONSIBLE PARTY WITH A GOOD
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and lamp route in the State OF New jersey Address VI. g.
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yVASTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL or so5
w 70 50, 10 enter into business giving quick returns
and large proAs without risk the party will entire
control IL his capital Address o.. box 2g33 Post Office
oQ00 a PARTNER WANTED, WITH TuIs
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nrs without rk conpet!,op that will ray s5(D per
month For particulars Apply 20 ISAAC A. BIGGS, No 73
Nassau street.
ct 0n0 ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING TO BECOME
'pf.OOO. psrmahef y established equal partner in
nneNtecdtngy aatFe safc and substantial cash Business
monopoly under OF letters patent wth
an nnsi optofipAy by applying at 532 broadway room
No. T. up stairs. -
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

nAGuEaREoTYPE APPARATus, MATERIALS, &C.;
~ at aucti9n.-DASIEL a. MATHEWS. Auconcer viii
sell tomorrow tSaturday) lpis ocoek lis saiesroom,
- Nassau Felton, superior double Camera,
mode bg C. e. arron nsD large quantity Of Daguerreo-
I, p Cases, Materials, Stands, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

|yHARLES JOHNSTON II. D.. OBSTETR!C riIYsT
u and SURGEON treats al diseases OF Women ANA
IN scedy re!ef guaranteed u every cnse Cn be con
lied hs pirate rooms 4 EEsi Twel u street I've dlps
kest OF broadway. At hone rom u y. VI. to 7. W
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
The New Tariff

The new tariff law goes hto effect on
'he first day of April. Its changes from
the present system are so numerous and
radical that much difiicultyis apprehend-
ed between the importers and officers of
the customs. There are serDus apprehon.
sions that this law will pr,ye an entir,
failure, so far a. regard, the prinei
pie objects of its enactmont-protection
and revenue. Thc rate Of revenue. n.
compared with the prasen. law, ranges
from h0o to toentg per cent on the princi-
pie articles of importation. This will
be necessarily prohibitory in some instan>
ces, hence no revenue will be derived.
On the other hand, the South, being the
buyers and consumers Of the products of
Tue manufactures intended to be protect
ea by these high rates, having set up for
themselves, and adopted the present tar
III law, VIII cease to purchase from The
Northern manufacturers, who will thus be
deprived of market. Ofwhat avail will
their high tariff be then' The foreign ar
ilcle can fnd its way, not only to The
people of the seeded states, but of the
whole West and Northwest, through the
southern ports under q much lower rate
OF duties. The relative importations of
New York and New Orleans will be re.
Versed' and this law is thus likely to
prove to be worse than failure.
If Mr.. Lincoln con templates calling an
extra session OF Congress, we hope it will
'e 10 look after our national interests in
This regard, rather than for tho purpose
'i oiockadins Southern ports aud thus
bringing upon the country the horrors of
,igil war. I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
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,tituton, One Destiny
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this-one of tho most needed and ncceptab.
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Memory Of the Great and good Men who Found.
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Peace, 10 Order and to Law, and will also tea,l
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As Glass Book, this volume is most valusb,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
United States Senator.

he Legislature on Thursday last, elec-
ted that notorious Abolitionist David
NIlmot United States Senator Tor the un.
expired term Of Gen. Cameron, who has
accepted the position of Secretary of War
iH &r Lincoln's Cabinet.
The election of this renegade dema.
go6uo to this position at a time when
every conservative mind is engaged for
me good and peace of our country, is an
outrage upon every Union man in the
nation. I,seems as though the Renubli.
can members Of our Legislature at the
present time are striving to their utmost
capacity TO contribute 10 every extreme
measure to iprecipitate the country into
inevitable Revolution. Mr.. Wilmot is the
ia5t man who should have been thrpst
upon the counsels of the nation nj this
Juncturc Of our public affairs. 1bero is
not an individual within our State who
has contributed so largely to bring about
our present troubles. Disunionists
whether termed Secessionisls, or Aboli.
uonis's, seem TO be striving together in
order to ascertain which can contribute
the greatest amount of fana.icism to bring
their darling object to a close-the tctall
overthrow of our government.
Ihe Democratic members cast their
votes for the Hon. Vim. II. Welsh, who
no" represents the York District in the
Senate he having received the caucus
nomination on the third ballot over
Judge Campbell. The vote stood, welch
u, Campbell I3. Mr.. Witte was with
drawn at his own request.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
DIED.

In Brady township. on the 10Th instant, cula
LorrE, rolct Of George Weaver, eyed about 81
years.
In Bradford township, on the 10Th infant oi
dipthera, MARTHA JANE, daughter Of Archihal,
and Nancy Stewart, aged years, 10 months,
and IL days
In Lawrence township. on tho 1eth instant, .,
tho residence of H. C. Carbon. Mrs ELIlAssn
RApEBAuan, rslict ,f Daniel Radebaugh, ESQ,
aged 73 years. m
In Lawrence township, very suddenly, Of cen
SUMPTION, on the 18th instant, HANNAH A., wife
Of Richard Shaw, jr, Esq aged 81 yesn F,
months, and Q days.
In Brady township, on the 18th instant, llr
ANTHONY, Esq in the 7lst year OF his nss.
In Brady township on the 18Th instant.
oldest son Of Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Kendall, aga
about years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
petter Late than Never.

We are pleased to chronicle the fact
TINT the editor Of the Journal has at
length manifested willingness to DO some
hino calculated TO heal our national DIM
culties. For him to admit that there Is
any thing wrong-that the South, or any
other section of the couHtry, have any
grievances to complain OF, such as an
amendment of the Constitution could
remedy-is quite as much as we expected
and all we fear, is, that this repentance
comes to la.e to accomplish any good pur,
nose. In common with the extremists OF
his party, he has heretofore turned a dear
ear TO the complaints OF the South and
no matter in what form they demanded
their rights. they were treated with con-
tempt. "Be true" "stand firm," "the
Constitution as it is," mo concession 10
rebels" "no negotiation with traitors"
has been their commands to their follows
era. OF course the only effect of such Ian
ouare was TO make bad worse, and the
only wonder is, that we have thus lar
escaped the horrors Of civil war.
Our ncighbor's last issue contained
lyery sensible article on our present dlili'
culties, from which we take the following
paragraph;
off our Constitution does not suit ths
lexipencics Of the times, let uS diyest our
selve, of passion. and rs reasonable, think'
Ing men, with an eye single to the good
of our ,oholc people, take the proper steps
and make such amendments as a'e neces'
snry, and then trust to Providence for the
future"
This suits our taste exactly. 1t ia pre-
cisely what the Democrats have beer
contending for for years, and if he vii
continue in this good work, he may ye'
atone, in some degree, for his past errors
We desire no change, or amendment, o
the Constitution, we think it is gooo
enough, as expounded by the tribuna
appointed for the purpose of sxpoundinl
lit, 1t is only defective in being suscepfl-
bic of different constructions. So far o
these defects eansbe remedied, we Hre II
! favor o. amending it. But no further.
We hope this evidence of conversion oil
| the part Of our neishtor, is not deceitlul
!. The change is a radical one. Il is true
but how common is it for men to pas
- suddenly from one extreme 10 the other
The yilest sinner often becomes all OF
sudden tho most devout Christian. Iha
this spirit of contrition may extend to tn
whole Republican tribe. ia our arden
prayer. That it has already penetrate
: the hearts Of the members Of the politlc'
;, family that now occupies 'he Whit
House, is pretty evident, and for whlc
Tie country should be devouty thankiI
to gracious Providence.
If orr neighbor should ufortunatel
" get into trouble with his Abolition tri'nt
for uttcring these conservative sent
!! ments, we hope he may find consolatio
, in the following lines: ..
nNf al y ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

EVACUATION DAY.--Letter writers state
that the order TO eyacuate Fort Sumter
was decided in Cabinet Council, and des,
patched to Maj. Anderson the l4th, and
that the evacuation was to take place to-
day. This is NEST gratifying, and should
receive the appreciation Of every conser-
y9tiSe citizen. If the present Adminis-
tratlon continues to pursue this policy
which was SO distinctly marked out by
Mr. Buchanan, peace will be preserved,
and the door of reconciliation lois omen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

bsy"Wc call the attention of tho adyo.
Gates of capita! punishment to the con.
tession of the negro Orem, on our outside,
who died few days ago in Baltimore. H
the public will take into consideration
tho great evils that result to themselve,
in the two>fold character of executing
innocent persons, anfthe escapes and
acquttals of the guilty, we think thew
would soon become fully satisfied that
hanging" thus far has resulted in more
harm than good. Society will he held
accountable by the Great Judge for the
murder of innocent persons, and u,ust
sooner Or later pay heavy penalty for the
great plumber of mprderers that are con-
stant!y turned loose among themselves
fiom The fact that very few persons either
as judges, Jurors, or citizens, are willing To-
sustain capital punishment.
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