Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05
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- The Whig and American candidates have
been triumphantly elected in Norfolk, Va.
- A number of deaths from cholera have oc-
CURED in Boston.
RacA-that fight last week between master and
man Jerusalem but the feathers few!
Archbishop Hughes is in a rapidly declin-
ing state of health.
,g7Ilike Cromwell, the Governor Of New Found
land has dissolved the Assembly.
~ The Connecticut Legislature has passed the
prohibitory liquor law by an overwhelming vote
Spiyited-thtt attack on the eels last week TO
the amount of about puat.
Eg The Connecticut Legislature have passed
bin nullifying the Fugitive Slave Law.
rg-The ''Know Nothings' are organizing in
San Francisco and in some of the interor towns
~ Screws says he was surprised to see what
.orfur bricks some of the b'hoys carried in their
hats on the 4th.
Ries-the list of names of the Chinklecamoose
Rangers, or Gagithumpians. The Capt. will soon
be imortalizedi
Consng-B. RUsu BRAnFoRD, Esq, the Ameri-
can Candidate for Governor, to visit the interior
of the State.
In unaisp,tea possessfo1-the grand sachem of
the Know Nothings of our Court House steps, this
morning
one Of stlen.--A lady near Hollidayshurg, last
week gave birth TO four children. Should ut like
to be her husband-on wash-day.
E55T7Yelow fever and cholera are prevailing in
Havana and the former is said to be unusually
fatal
-Loots pezl--thc grain and corn in the Grampian
Hills Settlement which, by the way, appears to be
the garden of Cearfeld county.
TIE Celebration at Liberty SprfRg--ge learn
gave the greatest satisfaction to all concerned.
The several Sabbath Schools united and passed a
pleasant and agreeable day.
~ The Deseret Nelrs is clothed in mourning
for the death of Elder Willard Richards, one of
the Mormon saints, who leaves twenty disconsolate
wives to mourn his loss.
Ezy The low salaries given School superintcnd
ents in many of the Countess Indicate that the i'm
portance of the Office is not appreciated de-
sire seems to be eyinced TO render it nullity.
81 We regret to learn that, Mr. ADpLEMAS,
whom we noticed short time ago as having got
both his legs broken, Curwensvlle, has since
died at the house of r. Ross, Esq, in Pike town
ship.
II A new secret Organization has been started
| in Washington, in opposition to the .Know Moth
ings'' Catholics protcstants, Abolitionists, sla-
very men, and I.ocofoeos are admitted proniiseu-
ously.
10 The House off Representatives, on Wednesday
gave the President Sl0,900000, in order to enable
him-to sompis 4seals..of the treaty eQnel2
OF Mexico The bill passed by vote of l03 TO 90
~ Ex-Prcsident Fillmore and General Hall
late P. H. General, have been on visit to the
Falls Of st. Anthony. They arrived at St Louis
on the 18th, and were received with great enthu-
sil and
was rendered them which was declined
20 The Loeofoco State Committee have deter
mined to issue addresses upon different SUBJECTS
The first is to be on '.the position of the Wing
party and their allies It wont do Gov you'd
better take the stump.
g8Y'on Thursday last, the Rev. Bernard CfwIxS.
a Roman Cathqlic Priest OF Philadelphia, was ar
rested and taken to tie Union Street Station House
on a charge Of disorderly conduct, resulting from
intoxication. He was discharged upon another
Priestpaying his fine
AJrcak oftbe kghtnjag,-A few days a 90 duriag
a violent storm in Bradford township. the LIGHT
ming struck a barn and glancing off a bell on it.
killed an OK, knocked a man down. scattered =
large pile of rails, and killed hen. while on her
nest Matching
Kyhe'tonrn Cs5eJratioas.--ye learn that there was
pleasant and appropriate Celebration at KyIer-
town Orations were delivered by j. b. aTcES
ALLY Esq, and Mr. BRENYER, both of which are
spoken Of as able and eloquent efforts We have
not heard all the particulars but learn that every
thing passed off with the greatest harmony.
Ds,YloQea at lagt--the Know Nothings' amongst
US They appeared in full costume on the eve
ming Of the Fourth, and gathered around them
large crowd of 6fothers though they were not in
regalia A great band are the Callithumpians. but
we think more fitting occasion might be selected
for their demonstrations, than our great National
Sabbath.
Atteatto1e Loat5ys-We wish those boys, men. /
md ofier loaferS, who have for some time past been
making our Office their place of rendezvous to un-
ierstand>that their room viii hereafter be more
desirable than their company. We hope this will I
&c sufficient, without giving them one of aPaddy's
aints.''
~ Judge PoLLock, has determined to visit soon,
he different counties of the State, and minele
mong the people This is right and pro1,er, as
men generally like to know who they are going to
ote for. We hope, and believe that he win visit
'learfeId.
TIE Paradise Cele5rato,..-A large. number of
ur citizens attended the celebration a short dis
anee IN the country. The Regulars were present
nd participated in the exercises of the occasion.
well as IN the elegant and sumptuous repast-
IN appropriate Grafton was delivered by Capt
z 4. WALLACE.
tTfeha@tton.-We visited this portion of our
ounty a few days since, and became acquainted
lth number OF our fellow citizens of that neigh
orhood. 1t IS delightful spot-especialIy for
'out fishing By the way GRAHAM & WArsoS
ave most excellent and splendid assortment of
oods. We recommend our readers to give then.
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