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Butte record., 1854-06-10

DEFlNITIoNs.-A warm seat-the seat
OF war.
Pleasant checks in life-band checks.
Aid to Turkey-A plate of cranberry
sauce.
Sensible to the last-Boot and Shoe
makers.
Side issues-Cash from the breeches
pockets.
Something to weep over-A bushel Of
onions.
Illustrated with cuts-Cooks at the
eatlug-house.
Custom Houses-The leading eating
and drinking establishments.
The judge who suspended his opinion
Is no doubt in favor of capital punish
ments.
The fellow who scraped an acquaint-
ance got kicked for it in return.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

n If you ask me which is the he
reditary sin of human natnro, do you i'm
agine | viii say pride, or luxury, or am
oitlon, or egotism; No, | shall say IN
dolence. Who conquers incidence viii
conquer ali the rest. Indeed. all good
principle must stagnate, without mental
activity.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

A person should not be expected to
take of his glove preparatory to shaking
hands with another, any more than to
take of bis boot when about to kick g
mau.
Butte record., 1854-06-10
s@ In a late Abolition speech. Luc,

Stone said
'But | know so well there is Gotten in
the ears of men, let US look for hope in
the bosoms of women )" whereupon q
Mobile paper remarks 'won't you find
cotton, there, too, Lucy %
Butte record., 1854-06-10

- \ FAsTIDIoUs EDlToR.-John "
Boyd, Esq, formerly editor Of the Cham
bersburg Pa Repository and Whig.
having been recommended for the Nav
orally in ilagerstown, declines the honor
Tor certain cogent- reasons, which he
states at length in the HaqerstowD
CAronl1s In the first place he thinks
The position wouldn't suit HMM the
next place lie considered that neither
profit nor honor would attach to it-he
then goes on to say Third, [ have not
tie courage TO place myself under the
Obligations to every Tom. Dick aud Har-
r., Or TO shake hands with evrer Scaly
biackguarj, at the imminent risk Of cqtc5-
1ag more than | bargained for. Fourth.
l have not the pa ience TO inquire into
the state Of every mans health-believ-
ing that to attain position Of proml-
nence through knowledge Of the posi-
tlon Of prominence through a knowled
OF the conditions Of the public bowels,
would be travelling to distinction through
very oisagreeable chHnneI" He then
admits that he would be vii ing 70 serve
t4-S teiiow citizens in any capacity yield
IN honor and profit. and winds UP as
follows: Bat 10 put myself in a posi-
ton which every wretch entitled to q
vote would feel himself privileged to
bold me under special Obligation, would
be giving rather 800 much pork for a
shilling " l therefore most empha;ical-
y decline the intended dishonor
Butte record., 1854-06-10

Men disposed to become votarles Of
Hymen. should bear in mind--a wife
without money is better than money
witaou; wife.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

fallen from the table aud scattered over
the floor exactly where he was seated ma
teriaMy increased his uneas ness.
| shall not soon forget the indignant
reproof. Joseph, my son, . said he.
''never, never, again attempt practi-
cal joke; It Is a false, unfeeling traitor
Gus amusement. Remember. sir,'' said
be, as he paia.ully rose, and reached to
tne table fer small claw hammer to
draw the tacks, ''remeuber ihe late Of
the first practicul joker and p oft there
by" ventured 20 ask him who this
VS. Judas Iscariot. - he replied with
bitterness, she soid his master. and vou
know well what came Of it" vas
overpowered with remorse.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

nA- LORD Palmerston happily charac-
5orises the distinction between the reform
Of "a past day and the reform of the pres
ent day There was time when il was
the fashion for public men to say, "Show
me proverb abused, and l viii do nv
best TO correct it. "Times are changed
Men now say, "Show me a practical i'm
provement, and that improvement l viii
do my best to realize y
Butte record., 1854-06-10

Meeting negro on the road With
Grape On his hat, traveller said:
"You have lost some of your relatives,
| see.''
''Yes. massa."
'sWas it near or distant relative :"
"Yes; putty distant-'bout twenty.
four miles," was the reply.
Why Is mnf like silly gentleman
Because it holds a lady's hands without
squeezing them
Miss Lucy Stone, the "ston5" minded
woman who insists upon her right to
wear mems pants-ride mems saddles,
and participate in other amusements Of
a similar character, has recently been
lecturing against early marriages. She
says that males should not marry under
thirty, and females under twenty-five,
Butte record., 1854-06-10

RAJ Love that has nothing bat beau
y to keep 1t in good health is short-Eyed,
and apt to have ague fits.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

As time passes, memory silently re-
cords your deeds, which conscience will
impressively read to you in after life.
There are two things that modest men
should never undertake-to borrow mo-
ney and study law.
There is young lady in Boston who
has worn out two pair of spindles spin.
ming street yarn, this season.
The difficulty is not so great to die for
a friend, as to find friend worth dying
for
L is supposed that the fellow who
"a. the house." was not strong enough
to carry it
1t is no better for woman to be
puffed up with conceit than with cotton.
Many young ladies' make frools of
themselves by the looking-glass, and some
fer young men By the drinking glass.
Butte record., 1854-06-10

Sa% A man cannot possess anything
that Is better than 4 good woman, nor
anything that is worse than a bad one.
q 4 man who cannot command his
temper, his attention, and his counten-
ance should not think Of being man of
business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
House Wanted.

Containing two tenements, for purchaser worth
from Sl50d TO S25t0
An American boy, accustomed to peggng boots and
shoes, desires a situation rrf
Young mau wi hrs to get chance 10 learn the
moulding booi carpenters trade. 81
Boarding House to let, centrally situated Some furn
lnre fnr sale
Cottage sale within few minutes walk ~ The Pest
oRce for the small sun Of $75 -pa,ments made easy
Situation wanted by gUuns man, as5ooE keeper
Do wish IN buy double cottage, house, at very
low prce2 Ifso. YOU can have n chance
Boarding. House wantrd cap1ble Of accommodating
from Is 10 20 hoarders
An Amel Cook waited imediately. So 50 Will De
paid and constant Employment given.
stmrinn w4nte ny Dung man, as clerk in store.
Families wanted, 10 work in a factory,
House wanted for good tenant Rent Sl23 10 100
Fifty houses AMI ieneHients wanted.
An American s desires place to work Tor her ooaIu
and 60 10 sehi ol. I'm
An Amrpc IN girl wanted, to do the work for family
o three PERSONS 49, go =, n,
Two HJuselats within five minutes WAX OF Clty nan
be bought very low
233 Main street--~up stairs. %SS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
CLEARING OUT SALE q

CT Overcoats, Undercoats, Pants, Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, + UleNTsHING GOODS, &C.
XN7'E are soon to connaenee manufacturing nu own
w Clothing, End sh al now Offer present stock,
without ard 10 eost 10 make rom for gods of oar
own make .-t e At s. THAVBth & 1EAMES. "
d2O dtf Harrington Corner. cor. Main q Font sts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Roots. Shoes. Leather.

ND all kinds ofI3oot and Shoe Findings, kept con-
N stantly on hand by the subscribers go Main Street.
corner OF Pleasant, Worc ster, where we have taken
ptnIe for the PURPOSE above mentioned We are con-
stanty manufacturing 81 kinds Of Boots and Shoes,
from The MATERIAL and siall he happy to receive
the patronage of 81 WHO may favor US with cal.
s ja1 deOdtf taf A. LAklN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Dissolution of Copaftnership

WYE hereby give notice TO all whom may concern,
wv that we the nnders gned. Nave. by mutual con-
sent, dissolved the c0pa tneship heretofore existing
under the firm Of LsBin Earle
CHARLES EARLE,
ANSEL LAKIN.
Worcester January reSds 51.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

XETE, the Subscribers, hereby give notice to our old
wv customers and friends hat we have this day sold
10 A.. Lakin q CO., entire interest ia The Boot and
Shoe Fnding busnes, at ur old stand, 240 Manu. cor
ner of Pleasant street Worcester, and would cordially
recommend 10 your attention the above gentlem.n n,
who will attend your wants, in their line OF business,
i q eodsw soUTHGA TIE 81 ROGERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
To Builders.
rreasengel.,a Notice.

Rorcester, IS. Jan. 10. 1854.
A LEXANDERH BUILOCH, Esquire, 'ommlssionS
IN OF Insolvency, within and for the County of Wor
cester has this day issued Warrant against the Estate of
s'HARLES HUB ARD, of Worcester, in said County,
Carpenter, an nsovent debtor and the payment ofany
debts, OF the delivery of any property, belonging TO said
nsovent debtor him, for his USE and the transfer
OF any property by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors of said insOlvent
debtor will he held at Court OF Insolvency, the Of
fee OF said Commissioner, in WORCESTER said county,
on the 18th day of JANUARY, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the proof OF debts and the choice Of
assignee, or assignees of said Estate.
j. L.'BAKER, Dep. Sheriff,
jal6 d3,&wlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Conartna , snip Notice.

NRTE The subscribers have This day formed copart-
w ntrship fnr the purpose Of carrying the bust
IS heretofore carried on by Lakn Earle and soHih
gate " Rogers 24O Man street corner of Pleasant St
uBder the firm OF A. Lakin q Co.
ANS L LAKiN,
5na CHAR Els q EARLE,
GARDNER CIlILDS. !.
Worcester, Jan. Q, 1854. ja3 eod3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
H. G. FISH

MANUFACTURERS of Wrought and Cast Iron
WI Fences, Grates for sidewa s. Irons for buildings
bridges, &c, and all other articles which Dan be male
In NV li1e of business Purchasers will find that the
ARTICLES, above un5fated, can be bought Of me
cheap as In Boston elsewhere, have large
sortlnent of the latest styles. p afglsf
Please call and examine. Union Street.
Worcester. Nov. 3, 1873 Hf 81 diy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
sd sia56 BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS \ saos
John Keith & Co Is Bnlletinof New Books.

siass BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS ssos
John Keith & Cots BulletinOf New Books,
81. ~ as Mo-. 2S9 MaIh gsttee.tq9 .
The Flash Times Of Alabama and Mississippi, BY
Baldwin. ss ~ Ssss
a. a Wetk's Delight or oanies and Stories. q sA
Memeir of Robert Wheaton!99a sE ,neti9az gins
The Hearth Stone " 34aa q y3finb8 al alGss1 /
MY Two Sisters, by Mrs. Julsanl b.ss rssd sgd
Xasconselas by Cooper
Second series Of Cioyernook. Nyo Ntt 30
Art and Industry of the Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
Hot Corn Life Scenes In New York, illustrated, IN
clntIng the story OF Little Katy Madalina, The Rag
( Picker's Daughter Wild Maggie, etc. "a, s-ea,
Liberia, or Mr. Payton's experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah j. Haze. ~ II ts',s s4s.4sr55 l5s 3 I'll
Memoirs of Alternately. .ss s.as, 4a ma sI-ss ts I
Napoleon ct St t3eleaa from the letters and Journal
of Sir sudden Lowe, vols. q. 81 ge s essst1sag
su Proceedings ofihe Hartford Bible Convention,
aJanraTy and June. bv Bepjan,n F, Toy lor. I'll, 81,
the Potiphar Papers, by G. W.. Curtis, author Of
Howadjee. .ase
IS The Hloodsiene, by Mcleod. siisiia tx
Homes of.American Statesmen, illustrated; compan-
ion TO Homes Of American Authors, st, a.- III
Day at the Crystal Palace, illustrated.
p Autumn Hours, ILLUSTRATED d, BY Mrs Kirkland. .s
~ Also very fine assortment Of standard English
works. Library Editions, in splendid n and half cdf
bindings. g sre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Received at 96 Maj, Street, this day, Dec.
~ N. rr,T1(,FxET2 a oax,t ans1

1tec51te az % IItts7s 15t7e55, S75s5 ulE, Dec Y,
+. N. TUCKER, Agent. 1ns'
Homes OF American Statesmen yitfla ~ S 90
Christ in History by TurribulI, sFa A'iqas y / rs
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins, wv saite2 ~ 90
Testimony lie Poets, nsq 100
The Axperence OF Life, By Jewell, IS
Legends OF Brittany, ILLUSTRATED, as
WorAs Of Ben Jollson, New Edition, 90 ~ .5A so
Book of Parlor Games, 90
Hot Com, or Life scenes in New York, ilns-
trated, by Sulon Robinson, author of ssWild
Maggie y Madeline" sc. ssh 1,25
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
Byrne, 15;5.ss -, rs
Pooe's Index 10 Periodic 4 Literature, o. 500
apritualism, by Judge Edmonds. 1,25
Appelon's Modern Atlas of the Earth, $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Blacksmithing and Grinding

EAHE citizens OF Worcester are informed that we
a prepared to make all kinds and shapes Of LA M
MERS, c., TO nrder; to le-harden ann re-temper
Carpenters Pools. Also, to grind and polish HATCH.
EIs, Tools, and all sorts OF Iron aud Steel Work, in
the best possible manner, and for the lowest cash
terms BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers Juncti Building.
n9 s d3mk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
In Cons quence

or The advanced state Of the season. H. Cvaeutine
NJ is closing out his largo stock Of eaIl and Winter
Clothing, greatly reduced prices aud all persons Ia
want Of Coats Pants, Vests Unde sshiris aid Drawers
or any description Of Co,hing, Furnishing Goods.
are respectfully invited to call and get Bargain
H C. VALENTINE, -
jag d&wtf = 5 = Moo Merchants Row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
NlTICE.

AFY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 2O7 Main Street. sec
lVI ond store North Of tho Temperance House.
Wanted, several Young Aten, to circulate and val
uabie hooks. JAZZ diff fit HERVEY. &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Lost or stolen.

an Tuesday Evening, Jan, 10, Pocket Book, con-.
I tanning two notes, signed by E. M, Ban ing, one
Of @4OO co. aud OF e76 80 payable 70 the order Of
Tlnknsn, Adams o. CO., and endoIsfd BY Them All
persona are cautioned against recsivng the abovc
notes, az payment has been stopped. JAZZ d&wsf II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
zeal Estate Broker.

Ia The subscriber viii give his personal attention
fssa to the purchase AID safe of Real Estate of all
Neutrality-suspicious. both in the city and Country.
Persons having real Tor sale, wishing 10 pur
chase, will do We'll TO call on him
GUSTAVUS ELLIOT +
dec3O DIFF 2;3 Main Street 7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Want d.

"A CAPABLE GIRL, to do kitchen work. Good
n observation-disclosures required Call at ~gt
dee2O s dit ETHANiALLEN's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
LEWIS G G, MUNENJ
Real, Estate, Insurance, EmpIoyment6&c
BOARDING AGENCY,
asa MAIN sT.--UP S rAIES!
Ella Knnaas Ear Sale,

aan Fifty Kouses for Sale,
T ". different parts of the city also, 900 HOUSE
LOTS. This property can be bought on the most
liberal terms aw#.V ast.s9
y 70 be LIST.
A house on Pleasant st, z rooms--Sll5,
A houae on Chande Ter 81 ernoms-S2l5,
A house Newbury st, 8 roomF--S $50,
A tens mant on Wellington #, z rooms--$lo0
A tenement on Quesn st. 2 roons-$90
Two tenenents Oak Avenue Sll0, lis,
Two teneulenls cor. Edward and Earle streets,
tenement IN Russell st reoms- S7S,
NO tenenmenis cor nlicott and 81 ard sta $ll0, us
A tenem mt on Orange st 2 rooms 8 $50.
A tenement, corner Edward and Reservoir Sis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
- Black Silks reduced full 25 per can't.
French Prints reduced from sSto % cents.s

= Ut z 0IaVh kllAs IeuuCeu TUT 20 PCT cdHt'
French Prints reduced from 80 to % cents.s
sens sie's az al 900 81 q to II cents.
English Prints :" 80 10 1-2 to 10 cents.
American Prints & :" 8to6 IA cents.
A largeistoek Of Shawl velvets reduced Is per ct
Linen Goods, q full stock, reduced % per cent. E
Hosiery and Gloves reduced 25 per cent "a.
White Goods Of all kinds reduced 25 per cent. es'
Embroideries reduced 25 per cent. Fa Ys.
Millinery Goods, a large stock, and must be sold
Carpets. at the lowest prices, KS.
together with many other kinds of goodsnot emu
meratedahove.oG Customers candepend upon pur-r
chasing III goods as advertised. iAs
We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
IS, and all persons should, avail
themselves,ot he. opportunity. DBL d&wSw. 4,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
9a Wanted Immediately, s asl
q EXPERIENCED Shoe OIkers7 ApplyEto 4
q .stie} sh5a y a.. e. HOLMAN 4 DENNY. ~
& Leicester, Jan. IS, 1854. ja14 div. e
Wanted Immediately,

A MAN ofsteady and Industrious habits, who fully
"A understands running an Iron Planning Machine,
..sS fad constan: employ aud good wages at \, a
ss siti WOOD, LIGHT, u CO.'S.
Worcester, Dec. 20. 1853. ss gssss Al d2sdtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Evening Danoihg School.

p Evening DANCING SCHOOL.
CIGNOR L. PAPANTI, from Boston, respectfully
= announces that he will commence anSevening school
for Laiies and Gentlemen, Tuesday, the 10th inst,
at Waldo Hall, and continue every Tuesday and Fri.
day-La les class from 81 to Sand Gen dement's from
TO TO- Sgnor Papanti will teach al the steps and all
the and fashionable dances, viz Waltz, Polka,
SChottische. Red0wa Polka Redowa, Marzourka, Gal
lopp Go,Iitza, and German totilon. -8stHa f
07- Terms will be made known at the Hall, on the
above meptioned evening. jai DIV =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Dog; Lost,

-aL1s,ss,> GIN MONDAY, Dec. goth, in Grafton,
TEx@ New ENGLAND Village, n f. male Setter Dog
g. lemon colorand white, with cropped tail.
She aiiwers TO the name OF Fam Sad bog had leaih-
or rap around her neck. Ten dollars reward will be
pnid to any who will return her, leave word
where he may be found. sssss
( aa d T5fH9 JOSEPH KELLEY,
'a, Worcester, Jan ~, 1854. NewEnslsnd village.
d6Ik All-l-.-. $1,000 ~. 80. 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
To Machinists,

A ND others interested In Mechanical Drawing
IA JOHN E. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend TO drafting machinery Of every description.
Instruction given. Office M IA Central Exchange,
Worcester. d3m tA u24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
also, Ready-Made Cl0thiag,. aoE.I

OF every description, t,~s
usual, consisting Of Over Coats, ETock Drsss and
Sack Coats, Pants and Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goods. iaafi 3'qts g 80 BIB
Remember the place, 2T1 Main ss Piper Block, Wor-
cester, Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man.sls al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
Your Bills are ReadY.

LII indebted to the subscriber the Let ofJanuary,
~ 1854 will please notice The shove 1t isntend.
ed as an invitatnn TO call audlpay their accounts. M
dee5l diff l GEORGE r. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
NOTICES, &c.
worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

N -. .
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
A T the annual meeting oftbis Company, held De-
"A ceHber IA, 1858, the following officers were elect
cd -
President--Anihony Chase.
Tredsurer--Fred. WIN. Paine
Secretary-Chatles M. Niles. 4.
DiYsctorS-Ebenezer Torrey, FitchhuIg, as
Paul Within, NorhbridRe,
sF Amory Holman, Bolton,
Atkinson Hamilton, w. Brookneld,
m James 3. Wentworth, Worcester,
Vim T. Merrideld,
David co. Barre.
David 8 Messenger, Woo ster.
The amount al risk, Dec j. 1853, was Sl9s27. 974 -
The number Of policies snow outstanding il l2,7l0
Tbe Company sustained the past year, II PARTIAL ana
fifteen total losses, amounting TO Sll,Csr 81, which
have all been amcably adjusted, and paid with the ex
ed. The cash funds nj the Company December /,
1883, amounted To @l47 3S2,63., which is invested In
Bank Stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
II will be seen fiom HE Tuuehty Ninth annual Re
rot ofthe Oh Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company that it is decidedly fer the interest OF all,
who hsve property located in the county Of Worcester,
ami such a class is eceived by this Company,
Ito insure the same at their office 31sD
They still adhere strictly 10 the policy, which has
ever secuted het marA ed success
Their risks ronfned TO the County OF Worcester.
They insure only the safest class of properly.
They eHlpoy no irresponsible agents -,
They charge only such premiums, as adequate to
the risk M
more than so per. cent Of The premium received.
The steady increase Of business nom year year
this office twhstandIng the formation OF numerous
other conflicting companies and The exaggerati0ns and
sufficient proof of the soWndsress of the principles,
which this Company haze adapted and Uniformly fol-
koGved.
ANTHONY CHASE, President.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

rslfIrsE persons who are in want of ladies' and
Chlldens, Tufs will do wen 10 call At PRATT s.,
a0e Main street, where they oan depend on receiving
cir moneys worth. dtf ME
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
CONWAY. MASS.

Worcester, Jan. Q, 1854. ja3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

FURE.,

TN the Dry Goods store Of the snbscriber-salavyi
from S75 70 SlOO per year. Must be fifteen years OF
are, 81 oves.g ja7 d&wf GEO 7. BRY mt. :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
.CustOlln-Elade ICI0thIglg,


rT Our assortment OF GtTman, French, Eng
lish and amerfcan Ctoths, Cassfatgrss, Doeskfns
PssfnsS, &C.. comprises the grestes variety styles
qualities, and prices ever opened nilhis eity.ibG
We have also secured the services of one of the
accomplished and stNl Cutters in the United States,
who will detcte himself entirely the work Of thus
department. and ASSISTED by experienced and faithful
operatives shall be able furnish Single Garments
Complete Suits in any desirable style and quaity,at
short notice, which. we shall in all warrant TO
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-10-04
Gbt Stan1arb*
,.1EIGH, SATURDAY. SEPT ~. 1904
THE FOREIGN POPULATION.

THE FOhElUN TOT OLIAA1ON'
vo nubsh to-day, from the Baltimore Sun, an
lasting article on this subject The total white
"s ,,t;ou Of the United States in 1850, was within
pIfn a.con of twenty millions; and only about two
~, two hundred and ten thousand of these were
nD, na,ners by birth. North Carolina has two thou
WV" a Eve hundred and twenty-four of foreign birth
S' sro hundred and seventy seven thousand seven
sn1red M and fifty natives. New York has the lar
. soreisn born population; but if her native peo-
g. .rs inclined to regard this as injurious, as upon
| s rrboe it is not they must also bear in mind the
., advantages they are realizing from their port,
s nmou to 50 many States, which attracted this
.onnaton to their midst.
Thorp are facts in the Suns article which deserve
>, np noted and remembered. They make conclu-
y, ,rsver to much that we hear nowadays, from
'..,n artstors and demagogues, about the danger
G,r Catholics and the foreign population gener-
ally.
The following article, from the Boston Courier,
Know Nothing abolition paper, has been going
Il. rounds of Southern Whig Know Nothing pa
pers: 90,
uVuo ARE OUR OFFICE. E.HoLDERs? Below is list
=, ocnrs in the service of the United States with
Ui,.a and BIRTH These figures and facts tell their
pr mn story and answer the above question