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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES /!

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
cA9EG The undersigned calls the attention Of
ESH@ purchaser to his stock Of New and So
cond hand CARRIAGES, which he ia prepared to
sell on acc ammodating terms.
~ Repairing done at the shortest pocsibls no
lice, and in the best manner.
K T. CUTTINGS,
Corner Of Eutaw Il nd German SITS,
Baltimore, Nd
n. B--I have purchased the right to napufac
ture Carriages with Hubbard's improved Patent
Springs. Persons requested to call snd exam
iAa this great improvement. l. G.
feb 16-Zm
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.

M have large and full stock Of the above kiuC
w Of Goods, ~hich viii be sold very CHEAP
YEkBT, TE2BS YERBY,
Corner u tn street and penEa avenue
mar t1-tllu.
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Care Of tScrcfula Of ten gears standtag.

The reputation of Mrs. En- erson. for the treat
ment OF Ulcers and ScrOfua, &c, extends over the
greater part OF Mary land, Virginia. and the District
OF Columbia. She viii che rtully give the particu
lars OF the case named below, (Which il remarkably
if visited At her hosss, -a--..- - s.-. -.
Ar. hIDWE:L-Dear Sir had lady under my
charge of the highest respectability afflicted with
complicated case OF ScrOfula, which entirely baffisd
the ply si"ians for eight ten years Failing my
self to arrest the disease, aenduced to uss your
preparation of Beech Drop, the effect of which las
been MIRACULOUS after the OF three bSttIe'.
consider her perfectly restored. i am now deter.
mined to use it constantly with my patients, fully
satisfied that it excels any preparation known for
such diseases. Respectfully,
a u, EMERSON,
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Llovd's Hotel, Baltimore, Ma.

NOTICE TO THE
~ TRATELLYG C0NMGlVITF
- At this HOTEL opposite the Philadei ~
g. phia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET, ;..@
- Baltimore, Nd passengers get their III
BREAKFAST, DINNER, and SUP
p L Il, on the arrival Of the Cars. II wishing to
remain over eight they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE sts
per day ian 3i-6m
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

WYE wish to purchase immediately large NUN,
w bsr VI likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, Tor V4eh ve Rili pay the highes:
ea'h prices. All persons having Slaves for sale, will
find it to their advantage by calling ON US, at OuI
Office, No. Il Camden street Baltimore, Nd, former
iy occupied by J. s. Donovan. Liberal commission.
paid for information. All Communications prompt
iy attended to. Hf
ian 27-lY II WILS0N q II DIXIE
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Fl 'IF-H EhSUN,
Corner Wolf and Water sts., Alexandria.

For sale in Washington by Kidweil l. Laurence,
corner Pa AZ: and l4th ST; Chas. Stott & Co., cor
Pa av. and 7th ST.; W H. Gilman, cor Pa. ay. and
~ at; Jas. Stone, 7th St; Jno +. Callan, 7th St.
Jos. b. Moore, First Ward, and by the Agents, Mer
chants, Traders, Apotheeares, and Dealers in Med-
cines thrsughout the United States, at 81 per bot
tie, or six bottles for So. feb 2l-am
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
Enr VA ~ n Ou sAa

Es,a The greatest Wheels ever invented
IG1 for hosting fast and easy with little
n TENl labor, having put many hunlrei in
a | NHYAthe largest warehouses in Baltimore,
III III W Washington, Ale sandria, and Rich
t1f3[Ail mond, and have given general salts
GE~ftI faction. Persons will save the sx
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WEIGHS NATIONAL HOUSE

Near Camden station.
THE PROPRIETOR of the = "a
above House is now prepared &zA
k to serve up all the deiicaces
Of the season. AS
nis BAN Is supple! with the best Wines, liquor
Cigars, &c. .-s So 4F-s-
Permanent anil transient boarders accommodated
with pleasant rooms at moderate rates.
jan 20 -d3m A. WEIGH.
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR. 8;
'INHE subscribers, formerly Of Washington, have
/ taken the STEAM CANDY MANUFACfORY
AND FRTIT STORE Of WIN. Lanahsn, No. 175
att street, doors east OF L. s. Hotel, Light
street. Baltimore for the purpose of conducting the
above business in all its branches Dealers will
always na large and extensive stock on hand, at
the oaosst ,ics, 6oos packeii in good order at the
sh rtes. notice Buyers are requested to give us a
call before purchasing. -. .rs 49,
mar elm McKOWN 6 BURNSIDE.
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pdcs ioiU not permit to hl.ssdrsds sf Others
as Geo, W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas gCanot, Robert
Gsult, James S,nyth, cured Of Rhe umatism
John Pervail .. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v.
Eskridxe, u 8. ~, and thousands othsrs cured OF
Dyspepsia scrofala, Cough, Liver Complaints, Bron-
chits, 81. Vitus Dance, &c We refer you TO your
own citizens. Call on them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
rnlNkMuAG

Thursday last the day so, apart by the
Executive oso day OF thanksgiving and
prayer wos one Of The most lovely days
we ever experienced. llrcmindcd rs ou
one of those spring days whIch0c enjoy.
ed by all nations, and which couso the
heart of man TO expand with gratitude 10
the Giycr orall good The Gnuucss oCthu
day for this season Of the year was the
subject OF universal rcmurk. Whilst some
who had received ninety and nine loyor5
felt they were undcrno Obligations because
the hundrclh had no, been granted, the
great majority Of our citizens believed that
they should return thanks for the many
unsought aud uudcserved blessings which
had been showered upon them. The day
was generally and properly obscrvcd.-
Stores and shops were closed. The cares
Of the world were forgotten, and long be-
fore the appointed hour our citizens were
seen vending their way to the house oil
God, there TO render at the alter their
heartfelt tribute Of praise and lhanksgiv.
ing and ask continuance of the Divine
blessing. At the presbyterian church the
Rev. Mr.. Cooper delivered an able, and
meriiorious discourse, having for his sub.
ject the first sentence in the Governors
proclamation "a sincere belief in the
existence Of God, and q jost conception
of His attributes lie at the foundation Of
true religion and civilized society,"" An
appropriate sermon was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. ---, at the Methodist church. We
ere glad 10 perceive that the custom Of set.
ling apart one day in each year for the
pusPoso Of thanksgiving and prayer, is no,
only becoming more common but growing
in general favor. We wish our readers
the return Of many such days, and as
time on its endless wing still brings them
round, may they have more reason to be
thankful.
"Then let the tribute Of their praise
Be endless as His love"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
TIE S0ULE AFFAIR.

The steamer Asia, which arrived at N.
York on the 26th inst, brought, the yerv
welcome information that Louis Napole.
on had recalled his order forbiddinu Mr.
Soalo the privilege of passing through his
dominions. This was very sensible, and
Is said 10 have been the result of the i'm
poriuniues Of the British Cabncl---wbo
very wisely calculated that this was not
the proper time for their ally in the East.
ern war 10 enter into any further contracts
OF this character, at least until they shall
hear The result o(the expedition to Crimea.
Doubt, however, is thrown upon the cor.
reciness Of this information. Iritis con.
frmed, it may be set down as one of the
greatest 5acE.0als of modern times-and
II moi true, then tho thing looks serious
enough, and our authorities will find that
they are by no means too fast in fitting out
al our ships Of war just as fast as their
means will allow.
+. S.--Since the above was written, the
steamer Canada has arrived at New York,
with news fully confirming the above, so
that ihot there is therefore no danger Of
any trouble with France--at present at
loos,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

GTTho imports Of foreign mcrchan.
die during the year ending 3Oth of June
last is ascertoined to amount to n fraction
over s3OO,OOO,OOO, and the exports, ex.
elusive Of the products of the California
mines, $26O,OOO,OOO. Including the pro.
ducts of the mines, $3lO,OOO,OOO. The
revenue from customs for lhe-aGmo time
exceeds $G5,OOO,OOO, and from the pub.
lie lands and other sources, $4,000, 600
in all, about $73,OOO,OOO. Truly a
great country this.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
lAnIpLNnLNrnnr Inr rnrNA

The following oriclc which we extract
from Blckncls Reporter will apply ns
correctly certain class known by us,
and perhaps many of our readers, as TO
those The author had ia view when ho
pcnucd the article.
"somc persons have strange notions Of
what they cali the independence Of the
press. We know q class Of individuals
who suppose Independence to consist Of
nbusc Of every object that is not pcr.cc.
ton, Of violent aud dccIoma,ory comments
upon men and measures, aud Of bitter and
malignant assaults upon contemporaries
with whom they may happen to differ in
opinion. This view i7 All wronr, accor.
ding to our apprehension. An editor
may bo perfectly independent in our view
Of the term, without being violent or obu.
sive, and without dcnouncng as traitors
and villains all who happen 10 differ with
him IN matters Of political or other opinion
4 journalist, whose general course is char.
aclorj2od by inlempcranco ollanguagc, Of
thought and Of manner is jo,t as mach
an object Of censure and as little caIcrn.
ted for an example in society, as n citizen
in private life, whose general conduct is
similarly characterized. Nay, the editor
should be held more cuIpobIc, because his
position renders him in some degree an
exponent Of public opinion, and an exam.
pie TO those who are in the habit Of look.
ing 10 the press for proper counsel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
The P, 0. Department and its Management.

"K," the well known and very reliable
and impartial Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, in bis letter of the
18th inst, uses the following language in
speaking Of the management of the Post
Office Department, under its present inde.
falgable head.
81 have already stated that in spite Of
the increased expenses Of the increased
usefulness Of the Post Office Department.
such is the rigid economy with which it is
being managed, that with the increased
revenue from postage, it is expected that
IN about four years from now, provided
The same economical management of The
Department be continued, the revenue will
cover the expenditure. Since the lth of
March, 1852, but one single delalca,ion
has occurred, Gin the case of the p. NJ. at
Troy, n. W but the subtreasurv act be.
ing promptly applied, the whole amount
was recovered, and no loss, therefore, was
sustained by the Department. Consider,
ing that there are about 49, 900 post Offices
IN the United States, the fact is certainly
highly credIable both 10 the administration
OF the Post Office Department, and in the
discrimination used in the appointment OF
postmasiers."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

0TWe see it announced that Col. A.
G. CURTIN, of Centre county, has been
appointed Secretary ofthe'C Commonwealth
under Gov. Pollock. We are right glad
OF this, and hope there is no hoax about il:
unless it is intended thus to shuttle ANDY
off the board for us. Senators. In that
case we object most pyodigioaslg, for, il
the Wings are TO have The Senator, he is
the man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

TIcKETED TnRoUGH.-At present hu.
man ingenuity seems TO be taxed TO the
u'mmost 10 suggest means by which the
lives Of passengers may be saved, even
If a vessel goes down at sea. The last,
and nerhops the best, we find in the Bos.
ion TranscriP. 1t IS the suggestion of an
old sea captain, and coniemplaes a suf.
HcIent number Of life boats TO accommodate
the passengers and crew each boat 10 be
provided with compass, water aud food,
and to be numbered and placed under
command ofun officer of the vessel. AS
each person takes passage in the
vessel, he is also tickoled for position
IN one Of the lie boats, so that, in case OF
accident, each one knows where he be.
longs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

PosT OFFICE RoBBERY.-A man named
Martin, who has been for many years a
Clerk in the Baltimore Post Office, was
committed 10 prison in that city, by the
Y. 5. Marshal last week, on the charge of
money letters from the Post
Office lie was fairly caught in the act
by Special Agen, Mcclure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

GF"SebaStopo5 still holds out," is the
significant news from the seat of war in
Europe, as brought by the Canada. This
news is down to the 27lh of October, when
even according to the British and French
reports no decided advantage had been
obtained over the Russians. How differ.
ent this state of affairs is from the result
anticipated by the allies, our readers can
Judge from the fact that the fall of Sebas.
lopol was celebrated in due form in Lon.
don and Paris as early as the Sd and 4ih
of October-but which turned out to be .
grand hoax.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

VTIho hard times causes a great ial,
llng Of in building operations in Phila.
The Journal Of Commerce says there is nl.
most an entire cessation Of building in the
upper avenues, where they were so active
a year or two 0go. 1t says that compari.
lively nothing is doing. There are, how.
ever, about half dozen very elegant
churches in progress. Meanwhile ium.
Der IS accumuating in enormous quauti.
ties In the yards, for want Of a market.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

NEXT CoNcREss.-Tho Wings and fu.
slonisis combined, will have a majority in
the next House Of Representatives. But
1t is doubtful whether they will ever be
able to number a majority upon any dis.
tinct question. We are then likely 10
have a Congress Of a great deal of labor
and nothing to show for il.
The Senate, however, will be Demo.
cratic, and even if the opposition should
be able TO combine their strength upon any
measure, and carry it through, the Sen.
ate will be ready and willing TO stay the
progress Of bad laws.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

VTAn additional Sheriff sale is inser.
ted this week together with several other
new advertisements. Read them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

0FThe second session of the 33d Con.
gress will assemble on next Tuesday
The Presidents Message is looked for with
much anxiety, as important revelations
regarding our foreign relodons are antici.
pated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

GTGrahams' Magazine for December,
has been received and is truly beautiful
and interesting publication. The new
volume of this magazine commences on
the first Of January next. Now is the
time for those wishing 10 procure a copy
oflhis publication, to send on their orders
and money. Terms $500 per nnnum,
address Richard II. See & Co., LOG, Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia. Persons furnish.
ing US with three dollars and fifty cents
will be supplied with copy orthis Mega.
zine and the Republican for one year.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29

GTThc pompous cpitaph Of q close.
fsted citizen closed with the following pas.
sage;
"Ele that giveih to the poor lendelh to
the Lord"
"DOt may be So" solioquized Sambo,
"bui when dat man died, de Lord didn't
owe him red cent"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
TlREI TlRELl

Are the Town Council taking any steps
to protect our borough against fire during
the coming winlor' limo; they are Ger.
tainly oegIecring their duty, and We would
respectfully call theirallenion to the sub.
ject. Heretofore Gro.wardeus have been
appointed TO examine every house and see
that stoyo.PiPes, nuos, &C., are securely
arranged. Much good has resulted from
it, and the practice should be continued.
We have been highly favored in this res.
Pect, and attribute it in great measure TO
the care taken. 1t should be remember.
ed that we have many frame buildings in
town, and that fire when the wind is
strong might in single nightlay tin ruins.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24
/ VISITOR.

hns samples 81 this cereal exhibition IN the
northern department the Crystal Palace bunch Of last
yeats crop with the straw attached had been forwarded W 4 H.
Ticket Of Charleston O. and another bunch 1.-THE only
that have Junua Davis WILMINGTON,
NC Rice universal food Of mao; II forms pn.
cpa food % the udious Inhabitants Of China japan the In
d, and hta. Its healthy pleasant and NUTRITIOUS cerea
ADD carabn It's huskof being ctrfed without damage,
southrin states unhealthy II Is stated but ~ ndooson tbe
coarse varieties cultivated with e damage health
vhsa re suih Carolina Is principal rice growing state
and Geggs suppose u the neNl We have noticed In
tEoofour ~ Oaus Ia exchanges that rice been cultivated
10 that se 9 nine years by Babn The kind
n rice cultivated 10 the godIeedn variety, and brought
ron Carona has Proinesd 70 bushels 70 the sers s on
not exclusively native o. hot climates variety Of grows
Wild as far North as the sch deg In Canads small lake (Res
LAKE, which las received lie the villa rice growing IN
M shsow muddy Waers brings forth abundant crops annually
without the plough the hos Of the being employed
n - CULTIVATION This lake situated behind the Oobrg district
o. w. not far from Lake Ontario The Wild crops
esimed by tribe OF lodi living 10 the Vicinity aud s
lousy gaaTd their natural rice 6ds from the inruson ofhe white
aan IT'S pAlstsbe grain, but beautiful 9ne
tbs rice " oarolna,-Scfeafyss An otiedB,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

GESrUs, TALESr ASp CLEvERSg''. Genn' tnshesl ike
whirlwindtilent marches like cayalcade OF heaYy men
aud heavy horses-cleyernegs skins like swallow in the
Summer evening with a sharp, shri note and sudden
turning. The Of genius dTells With men and with
nature the Of talent In his stndJi but ths clever
dances here, there and everywhere, IKE butterfly
10 hurricane striking everything aud enjoying nothing,
but too light be dashed 70 pieces Tho man OF TALENT
will attack theories the clever viii assail the ndi-
vidua and Islander private character Inc man o. genn'
despses both he eeds none he fears none he lives IN
himself sbrouded in tho consciousness OF bs own
strength he ntefercs With none, and walks ior'h an eH
ample that eagles y aonethey are but sheep tnas nerd
together II ine that ehoud poisonous worm eros,
bis path he may tread under FOOT should cur Snsr AZ
him. be may chastse him but he viii not canoo suses
the privacy OF another Clever men write rtfs's men o.
talent write pros, but the man Of GEM" writes PERRY
HoziiW,