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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-16

TO THE LADIES OF CLEARFrELD,
VNHE subscribers would respectfully announce to
l. the Laoies Of Cleurfed and vicinity that
taey are engaged IN the MILLINERY AND
NTUA-MAKING business at the Residence n
Mr. J. II. Jones, where they will punctualIv attend
to the orders Of all who may favor them with =
share Of their custom. Their work will be made
On the --latest Fashions and Stylc.
MARIA JANE JONES.
LYDIA JANE JONES
May "a, l554-4m.
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NJ wagon Maker, Luihcrsburr. Work done
" to order on short notice, and on good terms.
Dee. ~ lSJl
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MOSSOP a. POTTORFF

} etailers of Foreign and Domestic Mer-
AOchandisc and liquors, on the west side Of
second street nearly opposite the Court House,
Clelrield, Pa. San . 1870
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JOHN w. SnUGERT.
GEO. RICHARDS,
GEO. B. GOODLANDER,

fashionable Eailor, west Of Shaw's Row, IN
stairs, Ccu'fcld Dec 20 ls5I W.
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VlNLi, SS '''' - ''0'' J
! - do certify that the above and fore.
! SEAL going. is a true and correct copy ofthe
I - YEAS" and "NAys' taken on the Res.
solution relative to an amendment Of
the Constitution fthe Commonwealth "
as the same appears on the Journals Of
the two Houses Of tho General Assem-.
bly, Of this Commonwealth, for tho Seg.
sion of 1854.
Witness my hand aud the Seal Of said
Office this FIRST day Of July, one thous.
and eight hundred and Gfty-four.
c. 4 BLACK.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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1t is believed that the immigration has ave.
ragged five hundred thousand a wear for the
last four years, but, putting it down at hall
this amount, the population of foreign birth
in the United States would now be unwaras
of three millions
The foreign population is di stributed as fol.
lows among the various States: Maine. 81 .45s
New Hampshire, 1851; Vermont. 81,
Massachusetts, 100, eo9; Rhode Island. a3,ll1.
Connecticut, 37,473; New York, e5I, sol; New
Jersey, $1,000 Pennsylvania, a94, s7l; Della.
ware, 5,2ll; Maryland, SO, ass; District of Co.
lumbia, 1867; Virginia, a2,394; North Caro-.
lima, 1924; South Carolina, ssea; Georgia, $.
so7; Florida, a,757i Alabama, 1888; Missis.
sippi, 1858; Louisiana. 66,4l3; Texas. 1914.
Arkansas, Ices; Tennessee, $40; Kentuckv
$3.50; Ohio, 2Is,5le; Michigan, 54.s52: In.
diana, 54,4a6; Illinois, Ito, 1913; Missouri 70
474; Iowa, 81, 1892 Wisconsin, lo6, sos; Cali.
fornia, aas,35a; Minnesota territory, e,o4s; Or.
egon, l,l59; Utah. 1890; New Mexico, 2,o63.
New York has the largest number of Eag.
fishmen, 1880; Pennsylvania, 3s,04s; Ohio,
s5,seo; Illinois, 1929 Wisconsin, 1882;
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DIED..

At his residence, Grace street. about 10 O'Clock
PM, July 29th, r. M. CRUMP-long a merchant
in this city, aud surviving partner of the late firm
Caperton Crump. His funeral will take place from
Grace street Baptist Church tomorrow saturday
morning, at IL O'Clock. The friends and acquain-
iances Of the deceased most respectfully invited
to attend.
Yesterday morning. WELDON, only child of 10.
seph w. and Frances J Elan, aged Ii months and
DAYS The friends and acquaintances requested
to attend his funeral from his fathers residence
LIST street. between Marshall and Broad Streets this
morning, at O'Clock.
On Monday, 18th inst. at his residence in Hanove,
county, HENRY WOOD, in the Goth year of his
age leaving large circle of acquaintance to mourn
their loss.
q Religious Herald will please copy
In Henrico county, Va, on Wednesday night, the
18th inst in the 18th year of her age, Mrs. SARAH
ELIZABETH, wife of Josiah S. Leadbetter and on.
Iy daughter of the late Thomas and Agnes Huston
decd. She has left her husband and one child To
m urn their irrep arabic loss.
On Sunday morning. the 18th inst, at the resdene
Of her husband, in Sydney, Mrs. REBECCA C. JAR.
WIS., in the 4Sth year of her age consort of Gusavus
Jarvis, Eco.
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RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD

In notice in our paper of Thursday rela-
tive to the proposed Railroad from the Poto
mac to the Baltimore and Washington Rail
road, it was stated that the Richmond, Ere
dericksburg and Potomac Railroad was a sir
per cent. dividend paying Road The pas.
sage in which it occurred was written bur.
riedly, and without recurring to the annual
statements Of the Company-and fell short
OF justice to the Road. The truth is the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad has paid for many years an annual
dividend of serea per cent, besides LAYING
aside handsome annual contribution to the
contingent fund. 1t has been always one of
the best managed Railroads in the Union; and
when it is relaid with heavy iron, as it will
be as soon as possible, it will be remarkable
As well for its speed as its safety and comfort
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Massachusetts, 1865. There are in New
York, 343,lll frisAm,as in Pennsylvania,
ISL, 7a3; in Massachusetts,, l5,917i In Ohio
5l,56e. There are in New York, 1e,3ss
Germans; in Ohio, ILL., 57; in Pennsylvania,
1852. There are 1a,67s Norwcgians in this
country, of whom, s65l are in Wisconsin,
The lrishmen, at present as will be seen,
form the predominant element of the foreign
population, but, of late years, the German
immigration has increased in greater pro-
norton than the Irish, and it is more than
probable that this population will be still
more rapidly increased by the troubles on
the Continent.
The human mind is staggered by the con-
temptation of what this country will be cen
tury hence, if it remains united SO long, and
If the food of immigration continues even at
its present rate In addition to our vast popu-
lation, the United States will have absorbed
the bone and sinew of every country OF the
Old World. We talk of annexation, but here
is an actual annexation of Europe going on,
upon a scale which throws into the shade all
our territorial advance upon this Continent.
An annexation, not of land, but of men, and
of men in such numbers, that ere many years
the monarchs of Europe will find themselves
without subjects. This is much more eff
cient, practicable and economical mode of
propogating republican principles, and of
giving them controlling influence in the
world. than the armed Intervention recon-
mended by Kossuth.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas, by au inscrutsble act of Providence. we
have be- n called upon to depore the loss of our be-
we, the members of the " Caledonan Guard" deep,
ly sensible of the loss sustained by Company and
by ourselves individually, have assembled for the
purpose of giving expression our feelings on
this mournful occasion.
Resolved, That we bow in submission to the decree
of Providence which has deprived our Company, in
single day, Of two of its most efficient and useful
members and we tender to the immediate FRIENDS
and relatives of departed brothers in arms the
warmest sy mpathies of our hearts
Resolved, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning as a token of respect for the memory of
the and that copy of these resolutions be
transmtted to their bereaved families and published
in the papers of the city.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Company are due
and we hereby tender them to the Scotchmen of
Petersburg, through their Secretary, Mr.. Charles
Brown, for their liberal contributions for the sup
port of the widow and children of our late comrade
VIM. Buchanan.
Copy teste: THOMAS p TAYLOR.
WILT Sacret,Iv
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THE PANIC.

Our country exchanges bring back to us,
with alarming introductories of their owp,
the panic stricken paragraphs so unnecessa-
rily put forth by portion of the press of this
city. 1t will take great many paragraphs,
aided by the most powerful cathartics of the
eminent physicians, to purge this panic out
of the country
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LIBERALIrY OF RIcHMoND.-BoNDS OF THE
CITY.-An opponent of the additional SUBJ
scription to the Central Railroad, whose COM
munication we published yesterday, speaks
of the past liberality of Richmond to the
Central Railroad. Well, she has been libe-
raj, and she has reaped the benefits of her
liberality. She is more able now to increase
that Tberality than at any previous time.
Her real estate has been advanced in a ten
fold ratio to the increase of her debt for in
ternal improvements.
The same writer says that the bonds of the
last subscription for the Central Railroad,
will have to be sold at par. Well, if they
are, there will be no loss from it. We should
think sale at par, would be very safe ope-
ration
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THE SUBSCRIPTION

On Monday next the vote will be token or
the question authorizing an additional sub
scription of 100000 to the Central Railroad
Once more, We invoke all the friends of tina,
subscription to be at their posts. An intelli.
gent gentleman from Western Virginia, for.
merly resident of Richmond, writes us that
the friends of the Central and Covington and
Ohio line are looking with anxious soIici
tude to the result We have no doubt Of il
Let not Richmond discourage her warm and
true friends, and the warm and true friends
OF the best Improvement Of Virginia, by fail.
ing TO authorize the subscription now asked
at her hands.
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THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.

There are men in this city whoseindividual
gain by Railroad facilities to commerce would
more than pay the proposed subscription to
the Central Railroad. Carry that road
through to Covington, and the Covington and
Ohio Railroad will be rendered a fixed and
inevitable fact Thus we should be connec-
ted with the Ohio, and the prosperity of this
city will receive an impulse that viii. so in
crease the wealth of real estate owners, as
greatly to multiply the number ofthose whose
gain will pay the 100000. Why should we
hesitate 4?
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STEALING A Hoe.-Henry Leacock, a

STEALING A Hoe.-Henry Leacock, a
resident of Mayo's Island, made his appearance
before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the charge
of stealing sow from Mr.. Samuel Hargrove, OF
Chesterfield, some weeks since. Mr.. Hargrove
stated his Heighborhood seemed to be infested
with band of "hog thieves" as several of his
neighbors had had their number of swine very un.
tremendously curtailed, without their knowledge
or consent Mr.. Kuhn having lost two, and found
them in the prisoners pen, he determined to search
that pen for one of his sows that came up missing,
and ON doing so. found her there. Leacock very
readily agreed to give her up stating that he had
received her OF butcher in Manchester named
Siiverhorn; but iMr Kuhn was not disposed to
compound felony, and therefore called on the law
to redress him. Leaccck proved by Browning that
he got the hog Of Silverhorn, which s. fatty de-
MED stating that the he traded to the prisoner
had long tail, while the one claimed by Hargrove
had short one The evidence was sufficiently
strong to prove some of the party guilty, and
the Mayor therefore remanded the prisoner into
custody, to be taken to the Jail of Chesterfield
county, where the whole affair can be disposed OF
How it will end, remains to be seen, as both par.
ties seem to have no lack of witnesses.
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GAVE BAIL.-James A. J. Britain, com.
mitted to prison for threatening the life of his wife
gave security for his good behavior, and was re
leased.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERnAv

AMERICAN HOTEL-J H Ma.tinely. Washing
ton; ii n Patton, Nottoway; J Thornton, Texas; r
B Heath, Richmond; 6 Reynolds and son, Leudoun;
skinker Richmond; M Ward, R Clark, Bates,
Phila; Henderson, Boston; L Mortimer r
Brown. Montrose, N C.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-D Lowell, B Horton.
City Point; NJ Cosby, Danville. Frsyser Cum
berland; J Faris. Powhatan; w Whitney, South.
amptop; d Hill, steamer Az usta; A Roberts Pc.
tershuIg; Capt Staples; Jordan, 8 Thomas, Nan
;sTons; Noe, G; Caldwell Appomattox
Thos sms 4 R R; 7 W FarIe IT, Va S''s'"si''
EXCHANGE HOTEL R Taylor, Va; ] Phil.
lips, Nanse mond; Bruce. Roanoke; J Brown
Mouitrie and lady, DR. w Moultrie lady, daughters
aud servt. C Williams, s C; Mis- s r Lewis j v
Levi: Florida; Mrs Matthews, Mrs C Matthe ws, L
irving, Charesron J Dickinson and lady, Texas
W. st,rke, G; Mrs POLAND. grand child and svt
Albemarle; G Harris and svt, Va; Mopteomery
Philadelphia; C Coupland. Mobile; M Baker "a
P Howell. Mobile; w H Taylor, Y; DR. Booker
marie; Gwathmey and lady, Portsmouth
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
Capt. Skinner from New York. yesterday:
W Bruce, B w Wilson, J Wilkinson, George C
0verbsugh, L Burrows, II Williams Il old. R
Eva waia den keat il. M Woodward Lewis
PemIose, w Hipkns J H Little. ] Deyi,n M.
c Cavanaugh, Mrs Young and daushter NJ
Hayden. Jane Morris, M A Reynolds A Shin.
baylor " Xifsisnd, W Day, &C s AsSosr = "
Qusrlsa 3 L Ya-rineton 4 G Marshall, J Mei,o.
nousn, Simms, w Null, r Carter, and II in
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
At hAHDoLPH's BOOKSTORE, l2l Main It., yesterda,
------------------------
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OVER WoRx, in tobacco f.ctor;os h..

OVER WORK, IN tobacco factories, has
more demoralising effect upon slavas ,h.n = =
practice ever established by owners not even az,
ceptlng board money" 1t corrupts their morals.
destroys their health, and renders them worthIs..
60 .neir masters and themselves. II the manuisc
well asfor the welfare of the sisves thew ,rin 80
ier among themselves and take the necessary sten.
70 put an end to the practice at the beaunn9 Of
next year. e1n"s vi inc
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DIsMIssED-William King, free negro
charged with threatening to assault and beat John
NJ Thornton, white man, on the 9Th inst, was ex
amned before the Mayor, yesterday, and dscharg
ed
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HE HEAT, yesterday, was almost insup.
portable to man and beast At 8 O'Clock, the Their.
mometer, though occupying cool place, was at s6:
and at 10 o'clock, it was 3d. How much higher il
rose, We win uot undertake to say but certain II Is
that no one suffered with cold who kept on the sun
delphia, Baltimore and Washington, the weather
was excessively warm. A good rain at this time
would be decided advantage to the general
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

THE TUcKAHoE COMPANY are requested
to attend a meeting on Monday next the call for
which il published In another column
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STENCIL TRAPS The city authorities
should at once have placed at each entrance to the
main sewers of the city, "stench traps" SO con
structed as to give way to apressure OF water from
the outside, and to close again as soon as relieved
OF that pressure BY this means our citizens would
be relieved of the vile smells they now emit, and
the general health would not be injured by the
change
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

ANOTHER BALLOON fell in the city yester-
DAY afternoon, near 18th and Main streets. Where
it started from, is unknown to us.
second balloon started in the southern mart os
tne city, iel on Mr. c. d. Yale's store ON Main a.
between l2th and 18th SITS caught fire and burned
70 the great delight of the boys. who set up ire
mendous yell, as the flames burst forth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

THROWING SToNEs.-Lucy Cole, a free
woman, was fined by the Mayor for permitting her
two daughters, Mary and Maria, to throw stones in
the street.
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ARM BRoKEN.-Pleasant Jordan, resi-
dent of Henrico County. was thrown from horse,
near Mr. John D. Quarles' brickyard, yesterday
morning, and had his right arm broken just above
the elbow
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Acknowledging the rsin yesterday
.t,rrnoon two horses, attached to wagon belong
inc 10 Mefsrs Stebbins e. Miller, who are engaged
Ia putting up lightning rode, took fright o. Hr:cs
down the precipice between Franklin and Grace
s,rees. one of them fell ~ they reached Franklin
street and was instantly killed. The other receiv
cd no injury The wagon to which they were at
tsched. loaded with rods, was upset from the EN-
hankment and broken to pieces. Less to the own.
ers 5000
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sEskTABLEs are very abundant in the
them should be careful to have them fresh and uss,
cooked and then avoid overlooking their stomachs
Prudence essentially necessary Just now 10 c,s ri
against diarrhoa ~ suaiu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CENTRAL RAIL
RoAD.-Next Monday is tho day appointed by the
City Council for taking the sense of the property
holders on the propriety of the citys subscribing
100000 to the stock of the Virginia Central Rail-
road Company. The polls will be opened that
morning in jefferson and Madison Wards at half
past o'clock and in Monroe Ward at 10 o'clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

n YACHT RACE -
49, AT OLD POINT COMFORT g.
A YACHT RACE will take place A.
"a Old Point Comfort, Va on SATURDAY nsIt
22d inst.
CF Boats are already the spot and all other .,n
boats can be entered up to 10 O'Clock, A. M.
jy 20-St
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AT 1T AGAIS.-A number of small boys
are again making Shockoe creek, near Broad strss.
place Tor public bathing and the indecent ex M.
have an eye to the matter W
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FOREIGN POPULATION IN THE UNI
TED STATES

The population in the United States of for
eign birth, was, according to the census of
1850, 2,elo,s2s. Persons of foreign birth form
ll.o6 per cent. of the whole free population.
1865, SIS of the foreign born are residents of
the non slaveholding States, and 245,310 of
the slave States. The countries which sup.
ply the largest portions of this emigration are
set forth in the following statement:
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LADIES' THICK SOLE MO-
eeeA1A ROCCO BUSKINS, at 81 and SLIP
Sl.25. ' VI "oish
No. 4S Main street, by D00''
jy22 VIM. WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

Thehouse hold furniture Of George l.. schuylfr
The dsfsalting railroad speculator was sold At .pc
fies b Now York on the 10Th inst. The furn;,,,,s
Va comfortable but not grand or snowy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

CHILD HuRr.-Last night a horse at
tached to buggy, in which was seated Jim Barrett,
another negro man, and two colored children,
came dashing down Governor street, and turning
into Franklin street. Jim, with his little son in his
arms, was thrown out, and the head of the child
coming in contact with the pavement, was very
badly injured. The little fellow was Immediately
placed under the care of physician and it's hoped
will recover from its wounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

FOX RENT-The StorehOuse and
- Dwell ing, on 18th street. between Main and
Franklin sts. occupied by the subscriber Persons
wishing to rent will call and examine the premises
Market House. 0fre 'ne
jy 22-St* LEWIS SHwEITzrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

The Governor OF New York has rendered the NJ.
see q DISCREET Attorney, made vacant By the de
cease ofN. B. Blunt to Hon. Lorenzo Sheppard. Of
New FORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

Having sold my interest in the business nj
OTEY GoFF. to Mr. J. w. GOFF. 7 ebssrT,. ~ n.
the public. ny Henas ana
Nv 22-2w Iouu <,rr,,
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Tar Yourc OuARD's ExcUH

The You've 0uARD's ExcUhsior On
.a.irs Sftbe sessoS' Indeed, nothing wss wanting,
on the part Of e company 20 render every ~, ~
completely happy Music lent ~ - =. y
joyfuiness Of tie occasion, "snd ell went meI - :.
marriage bell" Capt. Richardson ana ~ r-,es;s
feel comfortable and We venture the remark liz
all were satisfied. If we were 20 attempt aesc
iion OF the scene 1t the Slash Cottage, are,
had fallen upon the faco OF nature We snou'a Ia1.
Ia brief, 1t was most beautiful, and may every en-
cursion be a. pleasant and prolific Of pleasuIe
to those who engage ia It. In conclusion. We car
say from our heart, Long live the Young Gnaro; ana
may its organic alton prove q scarce OF JOY 10 Hs
members, and OF benefit TO the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
THIS Institution is situated on Church
Il Hill, Richmond Va, in q delightful. airy po,;.
ton, end is farni.hsd with every conveDisnce.
The undersigned give their personal attcIdancs .,
all patients placed under their charge, ~
TERMS.
Colored patients. .................s5 oer val
Private accommodations. ...... 81 to SO
These rates embrace ell charges for Board Mai
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance eur
u No contagious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS.
r. MARX. M D., #. H DEANE Mn
r. G CABsLL, M. D., JAS. BEALE, M n
JAS BoLToN, M. D., r. w. RoDDEY, NJ D.
Resident Physican-ED. C. DREW, NJ. d.
~ 2t-dkc Im*
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lSSOLUTION--The co-partpership
~ heretofore eristing between the suh.cr,h.rr
un , the style Of OTEY GOFF. is this dsy an.
ed by Jas W. Colt to whom ell persons indebt.S -
me concern VIII please make payment; and to whom
ah claims due BY the concern must be presented fas
'o'de"en. JOHN 0TEY
Richmond, July n, 1854