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STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
JNO C. BRECKINRIDGE.
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UIJXIMVMUU I I V VHtliVWtll
GEN. JOSEPH
(invriiNM;
HENRY D.
I. r 1 HI MviRI I ,M) l tH'.Nl V.
I'cli t'ONiilil 'SS.
HON. JAMES K. KKRR.
nf Vc i!iuij;i) comity.
ICK ASSl'Ml'.I.V.
A. M. BENTON, SQ,,
.-I' M'Ki'iin county.
MAJ. E II, BRADY.
nl' Jctloisoii county.
roMMlsskiNKK,
S. C THOMPSON,
of Morris Iji.
AL'I.'ITOK'.
B. C, BOWMAN,
of 1 'ri'utur tj,.
1'Ii:siI'i:nti.l elhi.tcks.
Uicluud Yinx, lieo. 1. Kcim.
JUstnct
- Fred A. Server.
'J W. L'. l'nttt'fson
li-Josi. (rocket t, jr
l-Jno. G. I'.K nuc:-"i-G.
W. .Tiicol.y.
.7,',-r.,-.v.
1 1 1-Ikhuc Ileckhoiv.
. 1'i-tlco. I. Jackson
Jf't-.John Aid.
,17-.T,.. l 1!. Ihmnor.
1.x-. I. P. Ci.T.yfird.
H'J-U. X. l.ee.
-( fins. Kellcv
-Oliver 1'. JaliieiiO-.Iosli. I',. Howell.
S-D.tvi.l Scl.all.
l-.!oe! I.it-utef.
0- S. S. 1', i Vl, our.
1- T. II. Wiilker.
2- S. Wiiit'hes rr.
l.l-.Jos. Iiiilncii.
Ll-N. H. Fetterniiin.
L"J-S;unl. Miirshall.
23-Wm. Hook.
J.. Ilntnlin.
llj-liavloid Church.
KESOM'TIOX Oi THE DT. MOCK. TIC
STATE KXECl'TIVn COMMITTEE.
fakl That the Demorsatic Klecto-
ral Ticket be headed with tho name of ;
Stephen A. Douglas or John C. It:, i ken-
ridge, as nn Elector nt Large, nml in the j
event ot the success of said Ticket, if the
. . i n i i
cieater nunii.'er ol votes bl.all havo been
cast for Stej'hcn A. Douglas then the
vole of iho Eletoral College of the fctate
shall bo cast for Stephen A. Douglas nnd i
llerscliell V. Johnson for President anil'
Vice .President, but if for John ('. Itrwli.
enriilce, John C. Urcckeiin-liro and Jos. !
bane for tho same ollices. If tho vote of
Pennsylvania cannot elect the candidates
lor wnom tue majority oi votes mo cast,
and it can elect any man runninc for th:
ollice of President of the Unitod States,
claiming to be a Democrat, then the vote
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m i..u ..icuum. '.'tot-Ku suau ue cast ior c.ples, ami the promotion ol their organi
that candidate. If il will not elect eith- .- .1 i , r .i i
er of the Dvmocrats for whom it is cast, mica' m' t,,e ,r,,no ol,Jccls f ,hcir
or any of the Democrats who aro voted m'e antl ve Relieve t hat tho ninn, be ho
for in tho States, then tho votes shall bo ; the humblest voter or the chosen stand
east for tho candidate ; who has tho majo- aid bearer of tho parly; who seeks to
rily of the votes of tho State; and thatL-i . , A , , . ,
n,fM, f.i- n i . -ndo into powor bv tho destruction of
tructed to obtain from tl.o irenllenien on
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ine L'ciu icrauc ricciorni ticket ol this ,
State their several and distinct pledges
of ncjuiesceneo in Iho foregoing resoliis
lion, ami to report the result of his act
ion in tho premises at tho next meet
i.ig ot the Committee.
Democratic Meeting.
A meeting of the Democracy of Clear-
field county, will be held at the Methodist I
h - '-t.urrl. ui tfiol'torough of Clearfield, on cil a5 Elc,tors, ai ,. fol. Ncw Yfl
luesthy eveiimg of tho Court week, Colli!,. , . , , , M . ,
ay of September, nt S o'clock to hear the j 1 rp'loi l-k 1)oi,C1'" ft"J -liai1- Hr
-sues of the present eamiiaim ,lise.,Be,l
for the purpose of appointing a Standing ectors not having been agreed upon. inrolf' ri,r,VS T?T . i lnf
Committee for tho ensuiiiL' venr and to ri i i a traitor fall lack to the tory bosom ol
perform siul, other as is'ctfs om ,"lr U' eon iy . brought about by Gr t l5l'itain where his proudest friends
ry at that time. Hon Henry D Foster (-"'0'-'Iy R,ul Reward, to answer them nnd nre buried and highest Dopes survive, than
our candidate for Governor Hon' James 1 lh'n' u'eu.l.s as a dodger. Let a Demo- that such poisonous sentimeiits be pro
K. Kerr our candidate hr Congress, lion.! c. at charge upon tho 'Republican party I !'cre h? Heniocnicy of Clar-
Ri -hard Viiiv Hon Willimn h;..i .. . i r. ... . i ion only pitv and give vent to feelings of
aunaru v aux iion M1I am Higler arid ! ,-,f being and holding Abolition sentiments, ...p r' ,.th0 man Ta m;t(ok bis
other eminent spt-fikers have been invi-1 , -,, v . . r . .. le"'01iC lo1, U1C, mnn J1, ,tt0Vu 18
. .... . . .,.. l.rl. ivill irnmn, hi. v 1-r.r.",,. I.i ll.n ....i:nA u.l... I., .a......... , ... I. in .1:.,
led, un will i,e present to address the
inerf inc.
Turn out Democrats ami show tho one
iny tint wo nre united and nro determin
ed to be victorious.
D. F. KTZW1LEK. Ch'm.,
ot the Dem. co. Com. Sept. ., lOCO.-ot.
Covode.
Ho observe that Jlom-d ! "(.lory to;
'oil, eovode is getting his sides wcrmed
in tho YV ,'stmoreland District.
Tho Republicans had two candidates in
tho field for Congress, Cowun nnd White,
ant no conlereos Inct several lime but:
could make no nomination, neither of tho1
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... t . i..iSg en out mm tno smell -
er ovo.lowou.tt not accept a re-nomir.a.
lion, but finding that peace could not be
'"l,,i ut,'-nivu ii, neii ja ;i i.oiins
nation, which was immediately given him,
(..IM'n.l tin Artnonnlnl Iaaa. .. !
Cowa:-. and While loth withdrawing from
the contest- ct wil, ncvcr bo glvcn outi thus leRvirg ,
Aporlnon of the Ropub.ienns of the the j.o negro Electors in New York .oj
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""""S t'vuinn, ui'iiuiMira wan
ti.e Umufty of (. ovode, have brought out
Darwin Phelps of Armstrong county, as
an Independent candidate against Co
vode. crnts have made no iiomiiiiition, leaving
he fight to continue between thoso two
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mil .ens. not rarving much which whirs.
Mr. Phelps, if we mistake not, was the ! know vou nre. This Is what we will meet- with the aid of Aukabim the faithful, to1,,,', , , J ... tL l" ' J'"l?n.J,r -l.0111'' ,,r 1 h,? -" "
Uepubllean nominee four years ago for land the only principles we have o con, rut adilTorent color on . aft.irs-especiallyj 'e Two Ihousand, iwo Hun, lYZ
... .. . ... . .. . I . . T .. 1 ' n iboifl "bnmnn affu r" ofton l,,m,l 1 dred and Sixtv-fonr I),, Hum nnrl Tl,i.l., t. 1 ".li"?",'P " , J. I.1.IM.MUM.
AU'iuor t.enerni ol mo stnte. no now tend against n tlio approaching contest I i n- ... i . n i " i . i' . , . . . 3 J'-k,.. rr-s i or the i.etngli Coal ( Nav. Co., and
ever is a very nonular man and as the nr. ? 'th S s-.rc,nsm' ,ln , ,?''1' ' l?ook of six cents of the principal of tho debt 0r H,n. ASA PACKER, JUueli Chunk ; ail
io mr ei) popular man, ami as tl.o w.orlhy of otc. Lamentatloni "chattels"-"humn chat- tho Common wealth inclu.liiv- Five Tho,, vh""t '"'J - ' '"''''
District is so hopelessly tho Demo, ! riln .n,,t,vi,:iion. ur.d rPanr. r nAm. tel. !" - . i i-: ?r l ti . l n clu il i n e live! hoti w, , , J
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AMe spcakei H will lie present to address
i il' ll of these meet ilia's.
The Sti ait Ticket.
Wo have already vxpivsed our views
'in ii'ard tj tin' formation of an Electoral
j ticket under the iiupiecs oft ho Forney,
i ll.ddcrman ltoimfort giuij;. This nt
! tempt at politici.l lofty and ground tuiii
ihliiif!, appeiim nt length to have culuiina-
; ted. We now have tn the held, the reg
I ular Klector.d tiyket framed nt Heading,
Ian. I this new or strait i'oughu ticket.
jTho lioumfort Ilai risburg ('ominiltoe, nc
tin by mlvieo of ,1. W.Forney have ta
'ken the Reading ticket and struck from
it, thu iiAtnos of lhoso whom they In licv
jetl were inimical to tho rule or ruin poli
cy and in their stead have mlistituted per
son upon whom they think they can de
pend, to throw their votes for Puuflflp
I tiret, and (or Lincoln or I'ell if necessity
1 requires it.
! H'o have thun, upon tho ono side, the
! regular ticket foi ined by an united I'e
'moeiacy, sustaineil by the regularly con
stituted stato Organization, and ncipiies
eed in by all 1'omoerat who have the
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good of thir party and the success of it
principles at ho irt : and upon the other
a ticket, formed by a bogus organization
without the shadow of regularity, formed
by men who have distinguished them
selves for disloyalty to tho organization,
composed of men who are of the. name po
litical complexion and Mtstained only by
jthoao who prefer the election of Lincoln
to tho success of the Democracy.
J If the utter dismemberment and de-
stru,'lion of tho P"l.v, if tho
slllVOS 01 Khu-k Republicanism and sec
tloiialism, bo the aim of those sell-styled
patriots, then indeed they havo adopted
,u. . , , ,- ,
th') means to secure their end. l .hoiv-
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evor' thc sucys ' tlie Democratic pa rty
oc the end scught, political insanity is the
mildest term wo can find to apply to their
conduct. "Whom the Gods would de-
sll'.v tllpV Clst nlakc niad," is nn adage
that may in the days of these Latter Day
Saints of Democracv. be well applied
We hnve nn abiding faith in the noblo
Democracy of the Keystone state, wo feel
know that the success of their prin-
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tllt' ortTnnizat ion, and the defeat of their
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principles, win meet ai tneir nnniis, tno
stern rebuke his conduct merits.
Another Candidate.
The Xationtl Abolition pnrty assembled
at Schenectady N Y. a few weeks ago and
nominated Gerrit Smith for President,
Sanuel McFailantl of Pa, for Vieo
President ; nndatthe same time nominat-
a i.ug.i ioi ien ior,
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am-
niond two negroes, the balance of the vWo Irniismitteii to posterity was ft poor
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fact that the Abolitionists havo a eandi- , union sentiments would meet with appro
jdato of their own in the person ot Gerrit l1 l,y 11)0 n-'moeraey of Claiion His
I 1 1 lliotL-i' nitiHiinMil cnrihiT tl.nl Una I mini
Smith ; a ,d conser,t.ently they not willcann;)t le sunclclx.tf Werc not believed by
vote for Mr Lincoln. jhun, and as he would reign as monarch.
It is well known that tho Abolition par- .ho entertains no such desire,
tv ennt-.-nlK n b.rae voir, In inn ,,rihorn i Curt in joined tho Know Nothing party
it.". , , ... . . , . , and led the hosts in opposition to the De
flates, and every effort is being mad.; by ! ,, n ' ' i..,u..i, t..i
the Republican party to secure that vote
: for Mr Lincoln, which he is tuio to get
untlcr the present arrangement. This is wealth he labored to defeat Governor I ack
,..!.,.! !.i, ti f;,i,i; . f..:...nr -m.. . er and every other Democrat on tho tick.
'",'iw J vnuu i. v I iuiiip, '. unni'ia V ...
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and Benj. F. Wado nil notorious nlolil-
tti.iulc orrt l.,1.-M.lr. I l...
lonwi, aro Inuring to liing nbout.-
These aro the men, and they hold the
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, "fl.llillCI. IS II1HI, WOUIII COOirOl inO aCUOlI.
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iul ilietate tho policy of Mr. Lincoln, in
the event of his elect ion to tho rresiden -
cv. It is a fact that Gerrit Smith isaenn -
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iiiuaie ior i rcsiiient, puievery Abolition
istwill.no doubt, vote for Mr Lincoln.
because the balance of the Electoral tick
Miiauiiiuiii', auu un mo u;iy ti ciecuon
to vote for tho nominees of tho Plack
Republican-John Brown parly.
Democrats of CWrfield are you ready
to moot and iMc&t Abolitionidin t W
inoes oftheRepublicaarty.lbr Nation -
al, State, and District ofticcs are in accor-
hi. otHie. auu i 'isirict oinccs are in ncror-
Ku with th Ua-li. in.i.U. f ,t,.i.
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I luiii liii I r HM'tliilli md . Al i lil ' iv
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w lid Ii run h li"in nn I i.li!t'i ,-i' n
! k ! nifii t, 111 Hi" Lienliif rri v liin.r'l
li. pi! Inn-i lit lhr rrtil ilny.
Lineolni Opinion of Thornm JrflVr
noil,
The Mfiroiiib ( tlliwiN) '?'. liMinK
ip fioni its old ti l-8 i i("rli 1111111" by
Aliiilinni I.iiiioln in fit. in w in li in
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I "Mr. .Irll. 'mm ii a Miitcshinn tlio.n
,.r .,.., r nl f ll. i.w.nll. id' I III'
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Iicinocraln' i.mly. I,ct us nttcinl to tim
iiiicnr.ji'ioinisiiit: ini'iin oi iircttoin, '.vno-i' i
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nnine
nc m contiiiuiilly invoke,! ni'ninl ttn ,
ilP party. The clmni. tcr cl' .Ictlcr,,.,.
IIIII1Z lull. I llll I I llll Ht 11' I OI din, I.""' - , . . , , , , , , i
ivn. tnUiv.'. fontin.ii.lly piling about ul . Master i.reelcy and .i.e. is his
bbe.ty. equality and the d.n.di. enu.se '."' "' 'Vominon hun-nnity . - Wm
of shivery, ho brought Iwh own childem
to the liiiinmer, find iniitlii money ol lux ,
debaucherien. F.ven at his death ho did .
not :iiauumit his numerous offspring, but
left them, soul and body, to degradation ,. ,s for holding our first Agricultural , ' h,J " u 'j! ' u" u,"-
and the cart. whip. A daughter of this . . - , ...,......,,,. Ult.;, iob of f.-n-' ,"1,1,;""'lf ""'"'''. which whs .on
vaunted champion of Democracy was sold ; (, tt0JUst ,C(""1, tU'! .U,U .J' ' ,.' ' 1 Mle.,-d l.bcri. and .... e-s .a., j.utu e to
some years ago, at public auction, in New grounds, mid n.akmg the. lung, !, K V aud.ei.ee ll.s lllack ,,-publ.--
Oileans. and iiLirchased bv a society 0 .
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,'r.hll,.iinn u'.r. iviJunl t , (nvtil'v.- l,V lirP '
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i;i...,.nil.M, .1,..;.. ,l,;,..r,n of it,., Si,.l.-s,'
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"This sim-le lino I havo (.noted t ives
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man than volumes of panegyric lb will
onfli.e liifciiilaol, .-to it who mav." I
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This is tl.o l.u.i;uafc of Mr. Lincoln
against tho author of the Declaration of
American Independence a calumny that
should tinge the cheek of tho vnriest dem
agogue in tho land, and would be a dis-
t,i I.., ill f pi-el ntrniitst nnv m:m of
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even common respect, but this is Lincoln.-1
ism all over.
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The Opposition.
Opposed to Democracy we have Andrew
a. t.'uitin of Centre, county, the son of an
Iron Master, once lumsetl an iron .Mas
ter, and always opposed to (he Demoa-nt-'
ic pnrty. His father was a foreigner from
England or Franco. His associaiions were
adverse to our free institutions. His fam
ily had a p.'culi:-r liking for the nubility
of Europe and always pteferred tho socie
ty of II irdinan Philips and kindred spirits,
who resided in Centre county fur many
y pars nnd refused to become naturalized
citizens Mr. Philips was born in Eng
land nnd died there, lie loved tl.o coun
try, nnd although his dominions extend
ed far and wide in this ''land of the free,'
his feelings were exclusively with mother
England. The Curtin, Morns, Jrvin and
other families in that vicinity, made the
pleasant home of Mr. Philips a principal
place of resort. All tho influence they
could bring to bear were centered to do
feat nnd overthrow the Demacratie party.
Mortified nt ill success in efforts to defeat
the party of principles under which our
government has remained free and pros
perous, Mr. Philips returned to his home
;n England, leaving his landed posses
ions to be disposed of at great sacrifice.
The persons that we hnve named in con
nection with Mr. P., remained here ambi
tious for power nnd place. Norm got po
sition in the Lewistown Itank, a sw indhng
shop. Gen. Irvin ran tor Governor on
the anti-masonic ticket and was tic en ted
bv nn overwhelming majority, and now his
relative nnd bosom friend, Andrew Gregg
Curtin stnnds in his shoes, about to meet
the fate of his uncles Gregg nnd Irvin.
Andrew Curtin is no less aristocratic in
his feelings and conduct than wai even
Mr. Philips himself, who despised out
laws for naturalization. He too, like Mr.
Philips would return to tho country o'
his choice had ho a homo there, nnd were
it not that he has bosom companions in
the party that hates our government for
its simplicity nnd eschews our people fo:
,.;.. i;i,eral views nnd plain matter of fict
customs
All over this country wo have that kind
of people. They stood around the stand
last week in Clarion nnd cheered in tri
umph when Curtin exclaimed in burning
words from tho rostrum, "If the Union is
to slide, let it go now !'' Paso traitor to
his country, ho felt that the constitution
had remained too long and as ho defen
ded Lincoln and his party ho desired to
ri-frni-e the wav for lettimr his friends
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down easy. .
I hat the tottering labrick "should not
.uuuiemu nni-.i .m puuini.ii m ma
1 ock rewarded him for his tm-irc ! and in
his position as Secretary of the Common
, . . , , x' L ' ' . i 1
etwitlihnn. Now hois n position lo be
rcw(mc(l for J,is hatrod of De.wracy ana1'
'it. ... .l-A J.. 1 . . I. - 1
the party that defon-ls and sustains .the
nion, will drop tho C urtm with all his
! Pritish antecedents to bo raised f n a new.
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nnd In him ha ed scene, the cor ion of
,nfi i,pmorrat nd r-alriot. Henrv D. Fos -
inr ryr,o w,,.
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Mr- Greeley's Point ofView.
Greeley, in his "high moral tone," anil
climacteric style, thus notices the ipsur.
rectionary movements in Texas :
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and frccilom that maketli alive. '
which it is so pleasant to behold in the
ohtOBo1e, of 'ft great ..moinp, r,rophet,
l,n ik hoimri to tnomt niAnlcm.l flni'.: m ..i . ' I
...tii. ii i r a . a r 1 f i .
' tuM
lo protect jheir property, and tho pupil,
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UiT 2 '1 . aV". v .u J'ui'i"
.-la.-. or ,'.n, who
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I nl tu t, it liin-l l ' ronl'".'!, IHi H( irt i'i
111 nun"'3.
; , '.i, nui'lil til go (ti'l't Tt Mill Incline
in In linll nl In . I'l Pupils nii'l r. t (In-ill
'out of the tlouhli' (hat ho hits P'l Minn
lilt., ft 1 . Hill" I'M I 111' II) HII' Ilipill' ll"ll
ot nn ol.l I'lii-liil. liohl In' niriilllv allow-
r, (,, immolate limiull niiti Inll i tloz.n
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The County Tair.
'rhtiComniitteo havinc in charge tho.
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Wliiel. tl.OV havo iloi.O in a
NiibAtuntial
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I Ot lluiswoik has itonc m a mo.tltnluil nml
workmanlike manner, tl.o arrnnueinentM
far nro excellent, if not Euiiciior to
. , , ,. ., ... ,
nnu 'nn' r.i'Aiir.1 ivn oinw fi l l in . ;l m.
i , ,, . ,
It is probably mi necessary to have so
!"""' iuV within the enclosure as they
.. ... .
have no doubt that many of them will bo !
" , ...... w
occupied most of the time during the con
tinuance of the Fair.
Now that tho committee have discliar-
Ifl their duty in a manner Aorthv of
" . J . .. .
ly generally, will taxo upon ilium selves
(to discharge theirs also, with them now!
,',-csts the building up or breaking down of
un A iouItuIlll oci in tllia C0Ulltv. ,
to discharge theirs also, With them now
Agricultural ocieiy
"us.iumngo, uu.j
one upon another, but let every Farmer,
r ,1 t. ..... i : ..f r
.uecr.anu', .Merchant and artisan tic at his
post of duty-there are none so ise Vllt
i.l t i
.m ti.ey may i.ecome wiser, ana "one
so rich but that they may be made richer,
a general exci.angc oi opinions inm exam
ples always results in good to those wil
ling to receive them.
Pennsylvania SS.
In the name antl Ly the au-
. . .
f j t.iority of
i " . Peniisvlvi
. . . - t
i i 1 ennsy vaii'a, u.i.ii i-.i acr -
V ' .. ' . . ...
er. liovernorol the saul Lomuion-
'!-'hl-
PPCICIT A M A TTCIW
WHEREAS, Py tho Third Section of
hi A,' th ( eneni Asscm . v of
, , ... , ,
icn.ii.onm nn n, jiH.-btu n,e i.nu (i ij oil
April. A. D. lxri.t, entitled "An Act to es
tablish a Sinking Fund for the pnymens of
the Public Debt," it is made the duty of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the
Auditor General nnd State Treasurer,1
Comniisf ioners of the .Sinking Fund, crc,
ttlm tonimonwea. iio.,. ,, ., . .... t,onu.!. ,,f ,. , -, ,
atedby the said Act or tho Assembly, on - h i'u:onsistei-y of Hrecken, . Ig.- :
, ., , i Lincoln, and uru'i'd all true I't-iiKcrats U
the first Monday of September, A. D.,,. .,, ,i, ., .;,.,.,.,. ,,.,.!
lSot, and on tho same day aniuuilly there- i
after, to report and certify to the G J er- J
nor '.he amount received under the sai I j
Act, the amount of interest paid, an. I the I
amount of thc debt of the Commonwealth :
redeeemetl a:: held by them. Whereup
on theGovernor shall direct the certifi
cates representing tho same to bo cancel
led, and on such cancellation, issue his
Proclamation stating the fact, and the ex
tinguisliDient and final dischargo of so
much of tV.c principal of said debt.
And M'l,crciiA, by the Nii-.t-ty-Kightli
Section of thc Act of tl.o Genrrul A - sem -
bly pMssed the 19th day of April, A. ).
lSo3, entitled, "An Act to provide for the
ordinary expenses of Government," it is
provided that thereafter the rece'j'ts of
the Sinking fund to the amount that may
be necessary lo cancel the relref issues
new in circulation, under the provisions
ofthcActof tho -1th day of May, A. D.
1841, and there-issues under tho act of!
l.r. Toil. ,1.... a . ..:l i i i o i.i ...i.i.
i i ' V ' '.
uiHiiii-u loivarai'io cancellation oi saiu is
sues.
ii, II hfreat, ilham M. II icstcr, Thos
L. Cochran and Eli Slifcr, Commissioners
of the .Vinking Fund, in obedience lo the
requirements of law, report and certify to
mo, that the debt of the Commonwealth
of Tcnnsyl van. redeemed ami he'd by
J
lhein f,Pm lha 5th ,, of September A
n 1ar(1 . ' 1 "
Uo)' to tb 3J ly of September A. D.
lll'.n I. II. re- IT i
10, amounts to tho sum of Six Hl'Tld red
'und Two Thon.n T VT,,n ...
I c: ' , . A .
17.7 I . ' V,, ttuUA"lr 8tx Dls'
aunvtv, u ii no ti'itViTi? .
Stock ridel Coupon Loans, ?,i9,'!, f.28,,'il
Interest Cei lificates.
3,in:i, .p;
Ttnliof Kolosfncnllnd .i 7 fli
I lUm..U IVai.nM' o,.t.. ,.Ai.l C
... . ... . . - . - . u,.... , v
I " i'i ' 'I '
Tol!l1 frtitt,2c-i:ic
Xow Then fore, as roouired ly tlio Thirl
. 1 c, hereby issue this, my Proclamation,
declaring tl.o payment, cuncellation, ex-
a -....-..... i.i.y.uni lu v. i
of the relief
been cancelled and tic
e uy seven
issues wnicti l.avo
v.., ..,i.i ,i ,i.. , .t
i V v. . V", . . .
eu oy me niueiy eignr, eectlon 01 tlic Act
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ll.tl. I , ll. I '
I. nil. 1 1 , in iln ) - 'I
( 1 1 n lli il.i1 "I '''
t in 1 old i 'in' I II
i
I
n in. i I vu ll.l 'i,
mi l Si! ly. i'"l ''I'
(li.i I 1,'lilV I il'lli.
if ( 'iiii,i"lr. ..Illi
M. 1'. r.('M It,
Ity tin I lovei I'.ol ,
W'm. M. 1 1 ii m mi,
Sr. i i 'm li lit '' ". "
I't'll I 'oVi.lll S'", till' I )iio-iti
II. l',t.
in si, I lie i iiio.i;on nave t n il
. ....
bll Fill Ion, n voun i! tniill el' l:i;lii'rple
pttskcfung n pi ui iiiii i) in iiht'iiiii'l l oy r
d.incing iiui'ter. Ili-i ( ally cdm uliou inn
el.'! k in n couiitiy it tail st.:e, whoro till
(b btH due Wel e collected lit thc'in l ol the
vear, under the liiiininci', if neetl
bo, wus not lugliuteu, n i vouUnt
ttuilent once of this idaet won I J hay, lie
has u lol'-iit for his profession, i:J u the1
words of our neiglibnr, 'Mnade it .-a." I
He hxs mado some money by bnj 4i..,i-
, , i i . .1, .............
can and Know .Nothing friends who havi
always stood on t ho same plank of his '
' " , , - ,
l'liutorm, were u.o same inin nave gen-r-
v ii,uImI similar meelines here in t
a f,nt'ie I.emocrat that no cnii liear
ol
' pledging him support. Ho is not in the!
ivimiiu 1 lull was. nxcei.t s,) lar us the i,u:se !
. . 1
i is coneertK d. (ullis bad lueiiii-s : tin
.MS jn Wiirrrn lwl treacherous 1'e.i.o
Icats all over tl.o district t-oMayed their;
r , i.t.i ,' ,.nt.,.vi.. I pi '
,, , ... ,
ioi ho i. lis campaign, u.o jn-ess iiii-i im
Mil tv aro a unit in lavor ol I. h. Kerr.--
Kven in (iillis' defeat tho Li nioi.i aoy o!
! this district rim-ied a majority of more
than three hurdreii for the tale ticket
ll I now in at ills un i ten on a ...liii o. us cno.eo,
i .1,,, ;i.;i,. i. ,, ,.,! r,.i.; i
bord
enng on
lil'teen hnndreil. (",
!),-, omit
rt,-Tl,0 ne.nuerats in ll, Co.!,.,' f.v.
.
f'mi.'
1 ' - ' " w t r
tiling Ac., Oongressioi;al I'lslnet liave
nominated Gen. Robert Fleming of It' ill
j ia.nsport for Con-ross.
, Jjunes T 1Mt, u ,jo( n
re-nominated
!jy (j e j;
('publicans in
'.position to Gen.
; j.,, ,, . , ;,,,.,,
1
,0 ,,lt ai abolition ,
j,,,,,,,. ijy i(rtK, nK.j,)i ity, and
.-, '(' corn
v sending
jsueh Democrat to Ccngn-s-, it will not
tike them three months to elect a speak
jer, as it invariably does the Ji 'i':, --.
j GoSMOroi.ITAN AIIT JO 1' H N V ' . W e h.e
j received the September liun.ber of th.-
"t 'o.st: opolitan Art Journal,' pul'li-he i
in New York by
the Cosiuojiolitaii Ait
; number contains an
Association. Th
interesting artich
on Di:as Swi. t ; "Win
nreu -ow i, Ly ai.h.-k r.uii'.v, i.e.-ni
much other entertaining matter. Tin
illusti ions aro very copio.isand exceed'--,
iliL'lv well execute' 1. A line steel n -'
i -
, i- sM E.n -, " n.. il,.
....... .v v . v v .
' 1 '
i'l i . , , ... I e :l.. . i i
;wllul ",:,i " P':'' :u' i iii,,,uei
;l ""
TIa,,-,! Tti, f UTiMt;
uujjmo uaia'.,
In . pu. a'-eo o a ca 1 '
lOi" - " '"""'f
Sat urday evening the-St U n.it. Jo.-.h
i 'im S . . '
A, I'tloom. M,srs is,;, .inuiel l.oiur aid
I). W. Reau. Vice Picsid
nt.-,
Sec";
i j. i:
Kratzer and W. A. Dale,
I t
li. I'aui r.Mj, was c.il.i
l upon
to ad
! le antl
fo rnii r
l-i 'Viiig
is mi-cling, .in ,1 in a very i
elo'iuent manner, showed un the
and present position of tl.epaity.
Biliimorc Coiiveiilion, DouljIus and Jvlm I
sen.
I, J Crams Esq, was then called for, and
aJdrossctl the meeting i. a titling and be
coming manner. He gave his realms
for supporting Douglas and Johnson, ami
fully endorsed the doctrine of Popular
Sovereignty as enunciated in tho ( i t.-i 1 1 -
atti Platform, and adopted ly Iho Demo-1
cratic party in ls'it',. Alter MrCrans ha'?:
concluded, th? following resolutions were '
ofl'eicd ami unanimously adopted. I
Il-'iolc t, That in Douglas and Johnso.i, ',
u.o ren'iiar nominees oi i no party, we
i
liiivc sfiiinl. n-d bem-ers ol' ivliutu v.. t'e.-l i
j ,,roud, and tii.it ive support no man .-s an 1
; elector who is not unc'i'iivoeally pie I I '
j to their support. " !
II,. v, ... I, . i M
.. I ! . I i M
i ii i . 1 1 -1 - !' l 1
1. 1 Id,' M-iif. nl
ii-.'-', .-i i, iiuii. in'iiry i. ro-irr nn;
nominee lor Gt.yernor, deserves the. unit
ed support of the Democratic parly, and
that if other counties fol. ow the cxunplc
of Clearfield, he will be t r'uu'.phan'lv elce- j
ted. !
Rt'.io ',-.-,. That in o-ir County and Dis-j
Irict nomi:iees wo have true Democrats '
who can command the partv vote.
After tho adoption of the above resolu.
HOI
lions, Halter Marrett r.sj, was cniieu ior,
but stid that it n-iw now growing late, andlnetd, for tU .t
movctl the meeting to adjourn.
BPft.Tho ikvU nl our olbo w
en ir (trc t J
' f .' , , -. . ,, t xt- 0
Albie Kelly as a most likely way of im
provinu th e A bolition party.
31 tfo SUbtttiscmcnts.
HEN'RY WHITEHEAD,
JrSTH'i: of the peace
ltoeklon, Union tp., will attend
'promptly to .11 lnwineu entrust..! to his car,.
I bept, 12, I860, ly
W A NTE D I M M EDI ATK L V.
' Tho nibtcrilier will give employment to a
lier to die throe or four thnurnnd liuhelsof
col-1
coul
K"-" -i;"' u.u, j.crsuua i.j or oy
(III . ... ' b
- ... n , h.r. ,.ri, '
Sept. 10th isco. rt.
J. A. Torpo,
&Tiill(rt3rcs' Hr.s4S't2i't3
1"lirrty-inth and Maiket Street, I'hira.
."XDI-tltx.
I i liicipals.
Hon. M. UIlJT.KR. (Mimrfiol,! M..KTTt
Km. tho Menhnnts' H(.ihI. lhiln
.,.., ,i v. .., . c..i i r
. - , ...... ,.u 11 1) J'lvll?.. I.L CIIIU"! 1111 ll.l"!
imil.on aenred retpe.-t.ng this Srininury.
A Uruve and Lawu of
ltlCillT ACHI'K
, tah.l to tU Iu-tituV. f..r s-..l.,slon.
romiou and physii-ul exereiM'.
im.
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I i lial i-i' I r 'tt '"l't '"' "I-1.
( I. Ill l,C i if i-t i) Mill' I; t n I,.,. i , t; ,(
I II nlllllillt 'l II IV.
AI.I.IukIk i.l ri.'l, Hul' li.i hti'lJn,,
uii'-liillv ii ii,"l ini'l H'.t, i-.inf. ,i
A rt'lllilill'l.''.' nl I ii 1 1 o ii it j; . . , 1 ; . j r. . I
." I t. l:i, 1!" "I. II 1'. N.M i;,t
Im rf!v Copper luAll
APPLE PEARER
liom 75 cc'. to $J.,2,'i,
t.oi. )!., r i ri " c.ki
,V.7.'-S'' !.!S;
VWVYV CANS,
IIOI.MNii 5 l'INTK, t'O CENTS,
M(iNi:oi:'s iwTF.yr i:iG-wi!ir
COAL OIL LAMPS
- i'" hmh. .-insiu iniviii, in, nuuuceu uui
MltAT ( r iTI.KS AM) Ml I I f ltsl
Atlirc'itly liO'lueed Trices;
AI.'O, A LA KG I' a.s.soi;tmi:ntoi
I I Titr,Ln,ii' nnlinr,, .-,
I I J It I f C Ct ( r ft-1 n, ff M I un
! NAILS, STOVES, o.,
i
;AT MERRELL & BIOLES
i
.''.pt. P.i, Wj i.-ly. Clcuilkld, Tt.
nn: ims r ahival
OF
FALL 4 WINTER GOOD
AT TEE OLD STAND OF
:: REED WEAVER &C
On Miukct Street '2 doors north
lb: Court House, where they nil
ii
- 'Hist 01)',I11I): ail UliUSlKl V iiri'
just
, .,,,,1 v, ..II S(.WU 1 ,t(lCc of rO0t!
- i . , r
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....... I . . . I'. ... . I
- r-u u c t to ine .UUfe oi uiu .-uiiiuii.i
inily lor th.-i'ali tiinl Winter ir,u!
I , . , . -. i
j u 1 1 K-ii ii:cv oiler i'i bime aiin r-ina
,,,,1,,,,,:,,., ho M lvaM)naU
: tftriUS C1.L AM) KXiMINP. 1(1
voi;it,i:i.vi- heir assorln.ei.tt
I
0RYCOOD34 NOT 10 Nil
;s v :y largo a
t- ii i.rtici,' '.j ,
1',,'i.il iilUiili'.i. ,
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is I I'rti.I t , tin- .-.'!
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el t'lc very I.i 't s:v!t t.
il:.--. I Via in. i. I'labl.-, .Mrin... l'.-.l'.i.
Ali'ii,-c.i-, (.'ii-liiiii'i'i.-.--. 1'icncii. Svi'l-I.
nii'l I ' , , 1 1 1 e : tie (,iii'liiiin, Print.-.
1 i.ii..--. .;. I', Ciiiabri'-s, liriliiiuil.',
I ir ..mi pi. i in U ..Inm l'.-,
1 1 ir'.i l.ii.i-n l.'tntiio c.
ii n l I.ia.v 1 .. r.-1 oi 1 s, hat'.i ..ilr. j.-rn
Titivil.', Ci.i.Ur- J. liickery S!i ij-", l:--I
l ia.-li. Pi.o.cr. liiin lit 'I nii'l mil. It'll.
' lm.- A 'lull-, ll.il. (iivv. Wliitc- ,n.. Cui.t.'ii I'la
mlj. Ai.- j n Inn; i f hi li.-.i' an. I li-.-iill
j in.'ii-' .-ii.i .v!-. p jiilil un I .-'in ;li-, ,(.ijd
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vt i v i.ir -t i.i.ai .ii.
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balV-' ft" L f M-ii i J!'
I-eee: vo.t at
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w. .i e
IJnuts A almi's ol uvcry KinJ fur I.i lie
) lifiiio'i, au 1 CuiPlren at li. W. a
C 1. 1 rj. ..!-,, Iiiii-;;.-t. i'arict ch.ii.i,
l'.i-ing, Curtvil Hair ic, at
V. l-
tall nml . uni : u .- tho Patent nir-tiirlit U
.intl stone jar?, they nre just tho 111 in:;)
11, W. ,t COf
I I ardwiu o ot ovoi v- KinJ, knives un,l In.
I L spooii", I.'M-li-t. File, Nail., C'ov 11'
VoiJ anj lluuj saws anil ilill suws lit
K. W. i
CO'i.
t Frenh stock of K.ocerie of ovcry Uinl jt
! 1.
:. rccoiveU ut Kf.LlJ, WEAVER, iCUi.
Cedar and Willow waro at
Sept, 19, ISO".
It. W. A CO
L h t a b I I 8 I. e d in IHill.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER 1
Three Honths for Nothing ! .'
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Rochester, N. Y., in Iho very hear: ..foi
ol" the lest wheat nml fruit districts!
America. It has hundreiU of practic-
and experienced coi respondents in a
ptirUol'iho I'nited States and Can.i'l
It win.s lo be iho "rauint-rb Own I aiior.
In ils l.aL'.t. the larineis ami liuit-ro
t rs of all sections interchange (heir vie
utnl record their expcrienco. Ito-tsc
1 1, it'll o nt.t a ,(' '', and all w ho subscril-
at this tune wnl i-ect ivo iho remain'"
numbers of this year . c.
I'illccn .HniilliH fur 1 1 a 1 1' a Dellarl
Send I he .Sflv cent-iin stamps to Jt'-"
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L. JACKbON CHAN'S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, offico adjoininf t-
rec - r.sidenc. on Second Street, Cle.rt !d, ,
jiiTii i. is:4.