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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30
DROFESSOR MORSE'S INVIGORA-

i TING ELIXIK OR COKDIAL:-This Is a sea
son when a commanding tonic and nvisorant, like
this wonderful Elixir, is imperatively needed by all
who suffer from any phase of nervous disease, or
from a weak and torpid stomach 1t stimulates sill
the organs connected with the process of digestion,
regu ates the flow of the bile increases the solvent
power of the gastric juice, gives activity to the
fluids and prevents the system from lspsipg into that
dormant and sluggish condition which 30 often char
acterizes it in the winter months Ladies who from
the fragility and tenderness of their organization,
are peculiarly sensitive cold often suffer terribly
at this season for want of exhierant which will
maintain the activity of the circulation and thus pre-
vent the suspension or irregularity Of any of the
functions upon which their health depends
The Cordial is putup highly concentrated, in pint
bottles Price s. per bottle; two for S. six for S12
c. III. RING. Proprietor
1872 Broadway, N. York.
Sold by druggists throughout the United Sta'es,
Canada and the West Indief; and by BENNETT
NH 3O-5tawIw tTu, Tb, 81
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LADY's BooK.--We have received from
HoLBRooK, Franklin street, just above the
Exchange, the Ladys Book for April. In a
literary point of view, it has its usual merit,
which is not very great; but in needle work
and ladies fashion point of view, it seems to
be more abuudantly supplied with plates,
&c, than ever
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John M. Sheppard, Jr. NH 80 St.

GRAIN MEAsURER.-I respectfully an
myself candidate for reelection to the above
Office L. H LUCK,
Grain Measurer for Port of Richmond.
81
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WoRKsHops.-The Richmond

WoRKsHoPs.-The Richmond and DAN
willie Railroad Co. are building handsome brick
workshops on the Souihside of the river short dis
lance west of their bridge to be used for md
repairing the machinery of their road This Com.
pany 10 pursuing wise policy in putting up per.
inanent and commodious depots and workshops nj
this end of their line, for small temporary ones
would have to be enlarged and renewed almost ey.
cry year.
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CLOTHING FOR SPRING WEAR
~ All in want of good READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING, suited the on would do well TO call and
examine my stock.
In Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings, my stock 10
large and we'll selected; and garments win be made
to order upon the most reasonable terms. In Fur.
nishing Goods, my stock embraces every necessary
for mems wear All of which win be sold at sx-
tremey low prices at wholesale and retail.
A. LEVY, No 50 Main st..
Opposite City Hotel, sign Of the Red Coat.
N. B.-Fredericksburs Notes taken at par.
m 80
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Mail has leading editorial upon the recent
letter of Mr. Clemens to Nicholas Davis Jr, of Ala
bama, the Nebraska bill; wherein IL will be re.
menibered Mr.. C. spoke of an opinion expressed by
President Pierce that Douglass bin was propo
sition in taror Of freedom and added that II it
should pass, although might absorb the whole of
Mexico, not another slave State would ever come
into the Union. According to Mr. Clemens the
President also expressed great surprise at the OPP
position 1t met with from the North. and eqnal
surprise that the South should be willing to take it
The Mail then quotes from letter since addressed
by Mr.. Clemens tothe President and published in
the Union. in which he says" In my letter to Mr.
Davis, did not pretend to give your language, ex
cept where quotation marks are used which,
says the Mail, is OF course re,asserted, and from
that all the RES would most naturally and certainly
follow. Mr.. Clemens proceeds farther to qualify
his letter to Mr. Davis, and the Mail thinks the mat
ter is not mended much. The article concludes
with brief allusion to the Nebraska bill.
The Penny Post appeals to the citizens OF Rich
mond in behalf ofthe subscription to the Central
Railroad; and in connection with the same subject
mentions the following fact:
merchant in this city, who has considerable
dealings with Cincinnati, paid during the space Oh
thirty DAYS being part of February, and part OF
March last no less than 81 1872 freight to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, tor merchandise carried
over it. and shipped TO Baltimore to this city, where
1t is finally disposed of. This merchant does
very respectable. but not unusually large bust
ness. We have no doubt there are many occur
rences of similar character
Itisa pity, Continues the Post,) that we cannot
have Railroad of our own, to take some of the
money thus paid to corporation beyond the
State
The Wing regards the recent letter Of Mr.. Gle
mems to the President as the most lame attempt it
has ever seen to plaster over bad case 1t bears
upon Its face, says the Whig labored effort to get
out ola difficulty by the shortest possible route
and yet fails to explain awayia ssngle passage in
the first letter. In another article the Wing gives
it" to that distinguished individual, L. Kossuth
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MARRIEn

On the 18th, at st. James Cburcb hv h.p.v
geo U. Cummings, Mr.. VIM QUICKE. OF C1eaifep
England, to Miss SARAH A. SHARPE. of ionden
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Alffe4 1nises rm ARA
- M
Aiexf =. hoyasL .r,.~~.
ro1 Wv ~ - q rJIt
nIih.' nnscr nicharSs
49,. Nj 500 - -
The above named eentiemen re ws ~ snd Iavo.s ,
bly, known TO the voters q Senenon " eSos sno VIII
receive their unHed support. &,.-,.,...
mn 3V--6Sst 49, ~ ~ MANI CiflLENS.
De- IT,
- nE kVfbE AicALf run OEfFEHsOk
WARD
FOR couFcILMEH:
r. O. Haskins, N. B. Hill. @
A. Richards. James N. Talbot,
Pat. H. Butler.
Alfred Inloes, r. D. Ssnxay,
a. L. Royster, Edwin Farrsr,
VIM. Taylor.
FELLOW CITfzENs:-By supporting the above tick.
D you will promote the interest of your Ward, AND
consequently your own interest.
NH 80 6t* MANY VOTERS.
JEFFERSON WARD
For Mayor-Joseph Mayo.
For Clerk Of the Hastings Court-Robert Howard
For e5s rn - Hiet:
coUNcILMEN.
R. O. Haskins, Jas M. Talbot,
NE Hill.
For AIdermen-Edwin Farrar William Taylor,
Alfred Inloes A L, Royster D. Sanxay.
The above ticket will receive the support If
NH 80 OF Of Jeffsson Ward.
7 NJ
To WIN. G0ULDIN, ESQ. - MANY Voter-
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

M. 10 LIZ ! q N
DESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES that
IL he win give
TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
cor CERTS,
ASSISTED BY HIS UNRIvALLED
ORCHESTRA OF LOISTS,
Commencing MONDAY, April Sd, 1854
Second Concert on TUESDAY, April 4th, 1854
VOCALIST............... MILE ANNAZFRR,
CONDUCTOR......... JULIEN.
TicLets to all parts Of the Hail. 81 reserved seat,
Soc. extra.
The sale of reserved seats for the first Concert will
take place at the Book and Music store of Mr. JAS
WO0HOUSE, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on Fddsy
morning and for the second Concert, commencing
at the same hour on Monday.
Ushers will be in attendance to show parties TO
tn cir seats.
Doors open at 4 Concert to commence st8.
NH % ts
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~ viii, stock, and fixtures. of No. retail FRO
Gerry business on Franklin street. Tho proprietors
object In selling 10 to devote his attention to farm.
Ing. FOR particulars, apply to tkis office.
NH 80 6ts
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. for April, at
~ L. l.. SMITHS, op. American Hotel
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE, for April.
GODEY,S LADY BOOK, do
MISERS HEIR. by p. II. Meyers sI.50.
KATE CLARENDON; by e. Kenneth; Soc.
FRANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE of Paris, London
and New York Fashions, for March; 25c
Back numbers always on hand. For sale by
Z. L. SMITH,
NH 50 1t Opposite American Hotel.
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EOR HIRE-For the balance of the wear.
Il first-rate Dining -room SERVANT or OsTLER.
WINSTON 4 POWERS
NH 80 Corner Cary and Pearl sts
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PATRlCk FLOUR.-5O barrels Supe
this morning. T. Tpvs
NIB 80
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MONROE WARD.-All the present men,
bers of the Council from this Ward having consented
to another year, they will receive the unani-
support of all their old friends and host of
new ones. They are
David J. Saunders Jos r. Anderson
James A. Scott DR.. Albert Snead
Iohn M 2hennard Ir m 80 6tk
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JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH 80 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.

A MOTHER SUPPLY.-Just received
IA another supply of those beautiful Silk Mentii-
las black, white and cslored
Lace Mantillas do. do. do.
Ribbon and Velvet Trimmings
Black aud cold Parasols in great variety
Also 20 pieces more of those fast cold Lawns at
12kc. CHRISTIAN LATHRoP,
NH so 80 Main street.
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1Oh1E, Sicily, MADEIRA, aud Malaga
- wines; Brandy, tCastilIon.n aHsnnesssy.s ana
Ota5d brands; superior Old Whisksy. various
brands. for sale by :
NIB SO DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
No. ! IANNEkS' OIL, for sale BY
~ NH 80 J J. FRY.
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EODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for April, at
VI J. R. HOLBROOK'S, Fraekiin, It,
Z GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for April; 25c
GRAHAAf'S MAGAZINE do. Csc.
ARTHUR'S do. do IS3c
ZINE, for April; 183c
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, for April;
25c.
NO yIHCHAMBERS' JOURNALIST
FORTUNE HUNTER; by Mrs Mowatt. Third
supply; SIC
PAPERS.-Gleasons Pictorial, Banner Waverly,
Flag Courier, and all the papers for this week.
Call or send to
r. HOLBRoOK's, Franklin St,
NH 80 lts Just above Exchange Hotel
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low TO DESTROY WORMS; A GER

- TAIN REMEDY.-Get a hial of the virxinis
WORM KILLER, and use IL according to the direc-
tions, and it VIII not fail prove successful
mildest most pleasant and safest Vermifuge in use
For sale by
NH so Ell PICoT co.
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~ subscribers having associated Themselves to.
eether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER l.
MURRAY, will continue to carry On the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS. in all its departments at the
old stand of Roper l. Murray Governor ST.
They will give their personal attention to all
ders sent to Them and will furnish, al the shortest
notice. any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general as
sortInent of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany. s
Having the sole agency, in this city, for the sale of
the subscribers are also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus either of the plain style, with
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with guperfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care.
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN
B. w. ROPER.
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Alasbinerp, &f.

CPWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW.
= ISG MAcTIINg Co. call attention to their improved
Machine Which received the int premium At the Cysx
70 be used in the Of Navy AID Aray
.roams For the sewing of heavy goods - sscks SD
stout Cloth Cessn ercs, where great strength
.,,eh reouired their rapid working Machine tnssasa
here Is no dispute about the patent OF this Machine 10
No 15l Bros< way
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NEW PAINTING. by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
The subscriber. respectfully the public tbs,
having received beautiful Painting by the celebrated AIRY
Schefer they will Ihbit for short time In their Vine Ar"
Gallery THE picture, -
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
the composition Of soheer and IL confidently offered
for the the public specimen Of the highest
Subscription. for fin. Lilo. Engraving from this p.int
Ing will Re received the Gallery Exhibition open from
A. N. TO 2. N. Admission fee.
GOUPIL 4 Co. No $50 Broadw.y. Nev York.
vTNHE GREAT SALE of Beautiful ENGRAV-
INGS atreduoed pses OF No. e6j Broadway. opp site
Bond The pcpulr Fne.yings lately pub
ii.hed will positively close SATURDAY EVENING. Dec
- Open from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 r NJ Exhibition tree
All the prices msrted In plain figures
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LECANT and RICH Flu K S
IL FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
J. H. HARLEY. No. 81 John st.,
Importer and MAoufeeturor, 80
Takes great pleasure announcing to his customers and the
oube generally that he prepared choice as rtmen
Of FIRS made In ell know style from Stables Martens.
Rus,p sud East Main Mnks Roy. Erminos-o fact every
d that is durable and desirable such he can warrant Tor
he will sell no other VIII, ~ a.
hi styles of Msn,ls. Csrdn.. cse., eGroes Tine =.
sold at The lowest prices for sell good set Of Fu from
IS 81 to Sc. ,
be in possible 20 give full description OF his stock and they
will not regret calling No 81 Johnst, door from Mas
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pantina amScmics.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY.
n, No ss Broadway opposite Hit Is now opsn for The
receoou OF ~ nil. VIII at ttn- Lsfles
Az Chsrtn on Wednesdays and sssrfdays ats aud
,ptsmep on Wedo. sJa,s Tbuds,s ani every other pH'
dsy At II P ~ Praccns Assemblies on Saturday, sven nr
for Ledh ard Gentlemen. Monthy sohee' As nsas 'cs
had AZ TIE Acsdemy any tme or viii be sent eJ pest
EEnkEROs DANCING ACADEMY, No: 50
Il West iAh.st-Hsdame c. Du8REuI. FERaEKo sd
or the reception OF pupils Young dos and Mas'es NAss
MONDAYS and Thursdays and Wed0esdays and sarndss
p ~ Geuemen's Evening Clss- Mondays and Vhsdays g
"a T. NJ. commencing Oct 10 'studns esenins C'z~ -
grown persons at p NJ, commencing oct ~ b-fspos
can iop At nv zine the quarter commencing the day OF salty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
fine Arts.

THINE ARTS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
i OF PAINTINGS AID JTATUARY. No 81 Broadway -
DE BRACKELEER IT. sole accredited asea Tor the Beif A
School Of Ait would respectfully announce to tho Amsieur.
Of Fine Arts Metropolis that he has jus ocesed
from Europe four valuable Psntn By the mos celebrated
Ar'lsts:
l. The Jubilee OF Pihy Year. BY v. De sraeteer.
2 The Venetian Mssque. By Nicsise De Keyzef.
g. The Storm Ry Robts
l. The Balls ByEuk verboeeihcvef.
These Paintings viii be exhibited from 10 NJ to 10 F. NJ
b., 4, date, he necemher Afmsgiou
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for the Gnli0ans.

4 MUSICAL PRESENT for the HOLIDAYS.
IA -Ju,t received large invoice of GUT RS FLUTES
NIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLAGEOLErs; also aMhtD-
PHONE, same as used at Bnckley'a BaS5tORDk BROW
Err Forte and hiusic Dealers No. 63 Brosdssy T.
T. s-r be published 26th inst three SCHOLARSHIPS and
n Som and Choius.
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WILLIAM u.L,Ls W s Sole p,.D..,o,,

Z, TWO soffea With
store r healthy location Grocery wagon HONE Car
sse and two sets Of Harness good order business csh
per anrum 90 te three yeas esablLed; shoos ehurhef
lie t<i Of society fne chance for young man For par
uclis,s apply 20 b W. RICHARDS. No. 3s7 Broad wsv
-ony minutes By railroad from the city; pop1.
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A w, LADD & Co.'S GRAND DIAGONA
N. PrANO-FORTHs, with new GRAND ACTION Al
CARHsRr K NEEDRAM'S aELODEONS Sole Asee
No an Rroaaway LINCOLN s. THO Af5ON
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QUITS FOR THE HOLlDAYS.-The subscri

VI Der having inn cred most extensively In sneioa,n Of
the appro- chm & holidays NOT AT ALL EXPECTING rae
PRESENT HARD TINES, has resolved upon making an tu
reduction in the prices Of his present magnificent
STOCK OF
CLOAKS. SHAWLS AND FURS,
commencing MONDAY the 18Th Of Decembrr-preferrng
this Carrying large stock to another seasoa
Parties therefore dsous Of making purchases for Presents
have opportunity Of selecting from Of the richest
and extensive stocks in the city, at unprecedented bar
gains.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

The following is pant ora political eol.
oquy that actually came Off between \
ctIzon ofour county, md a landlord no,
grcal many miles enst Of Brookygle.
Dr. Glow docs il como lha, you a
liquor seller nro so warm Tor pollocL
when the Maine.Lnw men ate claimin,
him as their candidalel
LaHd'oyd.-Oh, that is a great mistake
Pollock is a good friend TO US taven.keep.
ers. Bglor is a red.hot temperance man,
and last Spring, when the legislature pass,
ed prohibiory law, Gov. BigIer refused
10 veto it, All we liquor sellers could do
with him had no effect, and we just sent
il over to the Governor Of New York and
he vetoed it right Off!
The Doctor cayed IN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
For he Republican,.
Explosion Of Centre School House.

I A.
o., 49, -''C's C, i'o, c,, ioNI IOur'oS''y leu 'ns
" ''o Oe"''" c "Gnoo' mouse on saturday
sae,,'"S , me! ,'io <p,u Ig gll,' wnere UNDERSTOOD
So'n' : -Nal'e 'Iuuuer was 10 explode and
ocro, acInn ~ Bs,s;Jon, "ni 0 Den'
WIKI So,re,ory Tha ,naa,;oa IH 80 ,a,a a'eyH e, y
a3dresecl byG.o w pbaon, 7, WI @
who doliyorsd h;,,solc aEan, -, coIlon. 81 3,
wNr pres;dent. hol;oro ,,JD' 30 bo,6 WI
and nor,o..o, h , Oo,,oso DUa'' "'s'
rnr, by loro;an ;nqn.uoo I, ;a XIX ,ir,,,
that we are NJ worI. heI;eye tba Na,;ya
American car,v il ,ba onlv nar,y wb;cb
we coD ovroc, =, ,ai,,a;. o,'. ,o,;.;a""
ljborry We eyrIoJo an Gareiarera from
yor;ng or ho,dinc or;co fr ,be onaoo w "r
twoniy.oo, ,onTs NJ J;,is;,n af ~.
School Fgrj n, rn;o, or cbn,ob and
G,o,o hs;oyo !, = ,ba oS;,o, IS 30 D.
,oan Ceiboli, Church ro snIyor, an, rel;
Mons rracd,o, 90 rnuY disclosod :, ,ba
HcD1oyd ocUe T,H,G would cav I,te
IT,. In, -cn1,I1y,D' ','',
/ wish tboro was an ocoon IS Ere bo,wosn
this and the nrJ wnr,J-~aod v;,hont .ha
kinr the world 70 n;ac.s The snaaGa, 80
spnaJ his seat
~, ,h;., ,l..-.... - ", =, n
-. W. W.. l'"'HI''n vas, "aS y" W. Dus'an'
o.o.''1, , =, "".S' w"' ue,''ereu '''nSe'' al
D.Cs' ~ IL '.5 SUM S'Ialn as us PreueceSs'
T'y n1scJ %,'u'..S NY Ms "eo'e's 'n"' D. hush
.I' ..'} 49, - '''' -'"''e coH0'oae "ou'u oe
''',,.u A., =, r. =, %,
INV ~ "'''"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

GREELY AND THE KNOW. .NOTHINGS.


We print in another column, for what.
ever it may be worth in the eyes Of the
readers, a communication upon the aims
Of the society OF kuow.Nothings. 10 our
view, this exposition is precious mainly
as an avowel Of Know Nothing purposes
and plans. Truth compeIs us to add tha,
the oldest republic now existing, is that Of
San Marino, not only Catholic but wholly
surrounded by the especial dominion orthe
Popes, who might have crushed it like an
egg shell at any time these last thousand
years--but they didn't. The only repub.
lie we ever travelled in besides our own is
Switzerland, half of its cantons or States
are entirely Catholic, yet never have we
heard that it was unlaithul to the cause
Of Freedom. They were nearly all Ro.
man Catholics, from the southern cantons
Of Switzerland whom Austria so ruthless.
Iy expelled from Lombardy after the sup.
preston Of the last revolt ia Milan, ac.
counting them natural born republicans
and reyoIutouists and xe suppose Aus.
lrja is not know Nothing on this point
We never heard the Catholics OF HunCa.
~ accused Of backwardness ia the late
glorious struggle Of their country for free.
dom, though It's leaders were Protestants
fighting against leading Catholic power
ayowcdIy in favor Of religious as we'll as
civil liberty. And chiyarc, unhappy Po-
land almost wholly Catholic, has made as
gallant struggles for freedom as any other
nation, while of the three despotisms that
has crushed her but one was Catholic,
We DO not hope 10 stop the crusade OF
inoloranceandvjolence BOW setting against
the Catholics, calling for their disfranchise.
ment, and threatening their Temporary ex.
clusion from all public trusts. Epidemics
of this sort must have their course; and
this one has some truth and large amount
Of honest bgotry on which to base its op-
erations. Quite number whose religion
never till now did them much good or
harm, will ride into Office on the back OF
their resonant Professionalism, and that will
be an end Of the matter. The Natural.
zatlon laws will remain essentially as they
are; 1; and Know Nothingism will give place
to some new fashion in politics, perhaps
equally Fictitious, after a few changes Of
lho moon. We only desire TO be classed,
now and evermore, among those who are
! IN Iavor OF The infusion into our currant
politics Of the largest possible measure oil
practical religion, and therefore ayerse TO
nlermingling herewith the least trace OF
polemical Theology. r. s9r..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

CALIFORNIA AN EXPORTER OF BREAD.
sTUFFs.-Tnis is the intelligence we get BY
the steamer, and it will now prove ia val.
ue next to her crop of gold. The inlelli.
gencc IS that she can feed herself and
neighbors obundantly from the products oil
her own soil. Truly, California is won.
derlul iorrilory--Producing in the greatest
abundance, not only precious dust and
valuable minerals, but b'eadsluiTs and veg
elabIes Of eyery description.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
Mott q Know Nothing, Ch :

Our readers will remember that the
wing press as means Of a'erIing some
Of The odIum that attaches TO Pollock on
account OF his dls9raceIol connection with
hno" No'hIngIsm' charged II. 5. Mo1T
'tho Democratic candidate for Canal Com,
missioner, with being member Of that in.
,oleren, orl,, Ard ,ho,. u.aI 49,,
-. ,L.. 80 "'10 ~
w ''''0 ''''' "o' III "o''c'IS 'hoI chorge
u'sunc"y SAID, That unless Mr.. Mott would
deny the foul charge, we would cease tc
support him. Other Democratic po,e,,
pursued The s,me coprsa we'll ossnro1
bor.,,,,.. ,L..;. ..--. 49,.
''.' ""' w., " "','o '"'' ,0a''O''-
" S"o''o" L'cN OF 'he iofIorn and deSpon'
ding Wings. But Mr.. NJ. was not slow
in meeting this charge, and as m honor.
ob,a man and , ,rro no,,,,.,. L.....,..
~ ~, '''-'"', ~ '' '''''
w wv '0''0' Vi '"o CH''''I'o" o' 'He o'a't
central Committee, IN the following man
ly and emphatic manner.
SrRouDsBURG, Aug. Goth. 1854.
T Ellis RoDLoo H., I5o;..,,.., O.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

OTPoErRY.--by PoeteSs, is very we'll
done, and if the fair auIhoress will enirust
us with the secret OF her name-an indis.
Penslbe requisite with pubishers--we
will gladly give it place--anj hope for
a 'lew more OF tho same sort"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
An important Land Law.

Many o. our Western readers will take
interest in knowing the main feature, OF
the land Graduation Law, which was pas.
sed the late Congress. The law provides
that all lands which have been in market
FOR ten years or upwards, shall be subject
10 entry at one dollar per acre fifteen
years and upward 1T seyentyGye cents
and twenty years and upwards, at twelve
and half cents per acre. Upon every
reduction, the occupant and settler 10 have
the right OF prc.emPIjon at such gradua.
lion prices aniil within thirty DAYS pre-.
ceding the next graduation, but not to
interfere with any right which has here.
'o.orc accrued TO actual settlers. ANY
person applying to any Of the aforesaid
lands, is required TO make aHidavi, that
he or she enters the same for his or her
own use, and for the purpose Of actual
settlement and cultivation and for the
use Of an adjoining farm owned or occu.
pied by him or herself, and that together
with such entry, he or she has not ac.
CURED from the United States under the
provisions Of this act more than three
hundred and twenty acres.- Cincinnati
Enquirer.