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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-28
THE REFUGEE.
4 Talc Of thr American RcYoInliOn.

During the war of the revolution, the
lower counties Of New Jersey were inlest-
ed bya set Of desperadoes, passing under
the name of refugees, who in the absence
Of The wings in camp, plundered and insul.
ted their delenceless families. A band OF
these men became particularly notorious
on the shores Of Egg Ilarbor river, and
that section of the country is yet rife with
legends OF their misdeeds. Aparty equal
ly numerous and even more lawless, for a
long time devastated the settlements along
the Maurice river. Our story relates to
this latter.
twas at the close Of beautiful day, in
tho early part Of October, that an athletic
young man, whose frank and good hu-
mored counIenance was q passport 10 the
acquaintance OF strangers of all classes,
approached clearing not far from the
present decayed village Of Dorchester
The house was but of one story, built oil
thick.hewn timber, and surrounded by
.scanty fields in which the stumps OF the
original forest trees were YET visible. But
everything about the place had an air OF
neatness, which was increased, when,
pushing open the door, he entered the large
comfortable kitchen, with its nicely scour-
ed floor, and its dresser on which we're ar
rayed in bright rows the pewter pates.-
His footsteps had scarcely sounded on the
floor before a light figure sprang 10 meet
him, and the next instant was locked IN
his arms.
God bless you, Mary he said, as he
parted his hair fondly from her forehead
land stopped 10 kiss her fair brow.
The girl looked into his face, and said'
Ihalf inquiringly, half positively
.You have come 10 stay have you not.
DO now, give'up running your sIooP anu
ahipos become more settled. You will be
|captured yet she continued, as his lover
Shook her head, 'and then if thrown INTO
Shose prison ships at New York, you will
never get back
4 Notwithstanding the imploring manner
h which she spoke, her lover still shook
Dis head.
3,Nay, ,earest, your woman's fears alarm
on without cause. There is no danger
be English ships have left the Delaware
ad | must make the old sloop pay me
pw, for your sake, Mary"
She buried her face in his bosom TO hide
. bushes at this ulusion. lie continued
Peerfully:
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A TEMPERANCE STORY.

One evening last week we took our
place at the supper table of a Cincinnati
and Louisville packet. Supper and con.
yersation had progressed some before We
were seated. An animated discourse was
going on 'twiXt an exceedingly sober.iaced
lady, no less than thirty years old, on the
subject Of temperance.
"Oh !" exclaimed she, with horror do.
picied on her thin lips, 81 do despise the
whiskey drinkcr."
The gentleman dropped his knife and
fork, seized her hand and giving her a
hearty shake, we thought tears were going
10 drop from his twinkling eyes.
"Madom," said he, 81 respect your sen.
timents and tho heart that dictated them.
| permit no person to go beyond me in de.
spsng the whskey drinker. have been
disguised on this very boat, and say it
now before our worthy captains lace.-
What, ask you, can be more disgusting
than 10 see we'll dressed, respectable, ave,
Wrtuous looking young men, whose moth.
ers are even now praying that the tender
instructions by which their youth was il.
Illuminated, may bring forth precious fruit
in their maturity. say, to see such young
men step up 10 the bar of this boat, and
without fear of observing eyes, or the
condemnation of enlightened opinion, bra.
zenIy ask for old Bourbon or Rye, or Mo.
nongohelo whiskey, when in that bar thev
know there is the very best of Old Cogniac
Brandy."-N Y Dutchman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-28

SMITH OBRIEN.-The Liverpool Times
says that Smith O'Brien came home n
passenger by the Norma, having received
the Queens pardon. II is not able TO saw
whether he came direct to England, but
an Austrian letter of the day before the
sailing of the packet announces that such
was his destination.
0T"Mr Jones, have you 20, n match br'
eyes, Sra match for the devil there
she is, mixing up Dough- Jones pointed
TO his wife, and put for the front Yard
The last we saw Of him he was pu,,inu
down the road, closely pursued by a els.
tern.Polo and red.headed lady.
BOGUS BANKs.- The WASHINGTON Star
cautions the public against receiving the
bills of the darlington Banks" and tbo
"Farmers' and Merchants Banks pur.
porting 10 be located s!f Washington
There are noSgcb bankssbere.
GTltis stated dat great revival is in
progress among the EpiscopaIians in Eng
land, and that Rev. Mr.. Akin, formerly
a Wesleyan preacher, now ranked as a
high Church man, is the principal agent 10
this work.
Q-Acoonnts from all sections repre.
sent the incoming potato crop as being
abundant and fruitful, and The prices in
all vicniIes must necessarily come down
within very short period.
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01rEdred township, Monroe county,
gave Governor Bgler, and the entire
Democratic ticket l56 votes, and none for
the opposition candidates, at the recent
election. A sound towns6'fthar.
ORA iudicious systourol adyertisiny
is acknowledged 10 be the lever ofbusinoss
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The song Of Goodcclln,rs.


| sing of goodfellows
or every degree;
by land or by water
On shore or at sea.
In dress-coats or petticoats,
Bonnets or hats,
In hacks, or in sheep-skins,
In blankets or mats;
Whoever in all things
Right brayely agrees
For such are good fellows,
wherever they be.
] sing Of good follows,
whatever their lives,
AS monks or as milliners,
Captains or wives;
OF the good and true hearted
Who laugh at the world,
Yet are happy, wherever
By destiny hurl'd:
Who enjoy all its folly,
Yet from il are free
And such are good fellows,
Wherever they be.
HiAE VI Eeou icllOWS,
And this is their sign
They rail not at laughter.
Love, music, or vine;
And fear not lest pleasure
Should swamp them below,
Or that those who are merry
Must overheard 90;
Yet who moderate in all things
And temperate we see;
And such are good fellows
wherever they be.
l sing Of good fellows
Who hold to their word,
Who are true as the sabre,
And fast as the cord;
Who think what they speak,
Speak not all that they think
Who are honest and candid,
And from slander will shrink:
Who from lying or trembling,
Or shifting, are free;
And such are good Fellows,
Wherever they be.
sing of good fellows,
kind-heartcd are they;
Not spiteful or cruel,
Or wounding "in play I"
But regarding the feelings
OF all as their own, o.
Neer draw from the soul chords
A dissonant tone
What are gentle and courteous,
While gallant and free
Aud such are good fellows,
Wherever they be.
sing of good fellows;
God send us some more'
The earth hath not many.
Though Heaven hath store
Stout-hearted companions, ..
Well buckled in pride,
Who finch at no trifes,
rr Whatever betide;
Who 'twixt honor and goodness
No difference see;
And such are good fellows.
Wherever they be.
| sing Of good fellows;
On, could there be found ..
land OF delight,
Where good fellows abound
A gentleman's heaven
Below or above,
And goyern'd by Courtesy,
Honor and Love;
To Elysium or Eden
never would fee,
But the land of Good Fellows,
Wherever it be. .....
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Who is A COWARD The man who at.
lacks another by surprise or with wea.
pom when the other has none, is coward.
The man who carries deadly weapon
on or about his person in his intercourse
with an unarmed society, is a coward.
The man who associates with him, and
so goes with numbers to overpower an in.
diyIdual or a smaller or ieeblcr number
is a coward.
The man, who challenged to duel is
SO much afraid of public sentiment that
he dareS not refuse it, is a coward.
In general that man is coward who
shapes his course Of action by his fears ;
and he alone is man of courage who al.
ways dares 10 do right.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-28

The KANSAS SEAL.--Robert Lovett, OF
this city, has engraved the Seal Of the
Territory Of Kansas, according TO the de.
sign of Gov. Reeder. 1t consists of q
shield with two supporters, and surmoun.
ted by scroll motto, and is embemalic
OF the life Of the pioneer and agriculturist
The lower compartment OF the shield con.
tains the implements Of agriculture. The
left hand supporter is a pioneer, with his
smock irock, leggins, rife, and lomahnwk .
while on the right is the Golden Ceres,
with her sheaf, and at their feet and be
tween them lies fallen tree and axe
The motto is beautiful and striking pllu.
sion to the principle on which the terrific.
ry was organized, and consists of" Populi
0oce aatl'-iranslated, "Born of the pop.
ulnr will" The whole design is well de.
vlsed, highly suggestive, and in excellent
taste. -Ptjadelphia Ledger.
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a MosT SINGULAR AFFAIR.-A Mrs.
Magee, of Pttsfeld, Mass, was lying up.
on sofa, at night, waiting the incoming
Of some domestics. About midnight her
son.in.law, John A. Walker, hearing a
noise, went below and Iound Mrs. Magee
dead on the floor, the outside door open,
and hearing some one running from the
house.-A gold watch which Mrs. Magec
had upon her neck when Mr.. w. retired,
and two silver goblets which Mrs. NJ. car.
rled in her pocket, were on the table,
The supposition is that thieves entered the
house, and compelled Mrs. Mngec, very
timid woman, TO take Off her watch, and
open the cupbord, and get the gobiets, ami
that the fright caused her death, and be
thieves becoming frightened thereaI, fed
without delay.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-28

Bpggs ase5mpnnied Ellen home, and
ere De returned to his he had pre- IS.
ed her to his bosom as his wife.
For many a long year the old musllet,
with It's battered stock, used on that mem.
orabIe day by the hero of o1r story, was
wont to be exhibited 10 the visitors Of the
happy household that grew up around Ell.
len. 1t may still be in existence, treas.
ured relic among grand children.
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-CLEARFIELD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s. 1874.

"Ihey are coming now," said BRIGGS.
placing the last armlul of wood on the piIc
along the quarter deck. "Tako your mus.
lIeiS, lads, and be ready for voley-lhe
bloody refugees"
Quick and sharp came the rollickipg Of
Ihe oars 10 thelrears, and even those man.
y hearts beat faster as they counted the
fearful odds against them, and recognized
the burIy figure Of Hogan, and one or two
OF his more desperate associates.
"Pull away-around to stern, my lads -
shouted the refugee leader rocking in the
stern sheets with the motion of the boat
"Now's your time," said Briggs, ener.
ge'lcolIy, "Pick your men. tI'i take
Hogan"
The muskes were raised, breathess
instant cnsued.
care you ready ~ whispered their
leader.
"A,ye p was the prompt, stern answer.
"Then fire !"
The volley was not a moment foo soon
Three OF the men in the boat fell, bot, al.
most Immediately she struck the side OF
the vessel, and her crew began TO scram.
bic over the barricade erected between
them and her defenders. Firing was now
impossible the conflict was hand 10 hand.
1t was then that Briggs remembered Ellen
with each blow Of his sturdy arm. Club.
DInS his musket, he met the assaiants at
every point, cheering and animatnr his
scanty band even more by his example
than his voice. Short, but terrible was
the conflict. Most Of the outlaws never
reached the deck of the sloop, but fell
back wounded or dead into their boat
while the few who gained at least foot.
hold on the vessel, sank finally before the
athletic arms and indomilabIo courage of
the defenders. In less than five minutes
after the attack began the refugees were
rePuIsed at every point, their leader killed,
and the few who remained alive in full
flight for the shore.
Two of their number remained prison.
ers in the hands OF Briggs, and subsc.
quenlly met the deserved fate of their
crimes.
No sooner had the enemy left the yes.
sci than Briggs FASTENED 10 the cabin
Ellen was already ascending to the gang.
way, alarmed by the cessation Of his voice,
which, throughout the strife, had risen
over the noise Of the conflict, and sustain.
cd her during its terrible suspense
Their meeting we shall not attempt TO
describe. Ills sufficient to say that long
alter, they were accastehed TO refer 10 il
as The happiest moment of their lives.
"But now, Dearest" he said at length,
81 must see you safe at your fathers
house ere ! proceed. Let me hope for
still more"
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RICHMOND wHG.
JANUARY AND NAY

nrc.s rERcfF,t
On ths 18th OF April To IN. d.ph o .vh,
- not entirely DISAPPEARED on the ist o. M,y1 '
~ fresh fro the Sonth land the bosro,ipy u,v
came laden with aoweis, our groves 10 adorn;
An oftoEenaran. Ernked ani gray
CAST over her pathway shaios forlorn.
what You, Gtner Winter" she IaushinyIx sail
Though niied the meanwhile, With a shu idrrnx fear
.wL.,, 49,. Ia, sere dead
Ani came ~iih iresh blossoms to sprinkle yoar brrr'
"Hs' hal" laughed old Winter eyultiayy then
I've thought myself dyinr, this ortni.ht or more.
na. your beauty has ron,ed my cold pulses syain,
Aud brought back the bliss which / tasted Of yor.
l"T sprinkle my brsr with BLOSSOMS, in .,o,h,
Bit, faiTcst Of hymphs, Tn too happy n ehIi.:
i'u nave Saked la heart the passion Of y,ntb
And, Willing or not, shall MAKE you my bride, '
10 he seized ia his iccle arm, the young May
Ahi -pTrai with kBse, warm blu ,hInv f,c..
Ens the gray beard In ecstaey melted away
Ani etpifei mid the joys Of that gox nr embrace
IkOnisrmi. J,Irl..I.
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

UHICc, No. John StrCct.
Two Doors FRoH hEOipEAY, NEW YORK CITY
hkDEEs received by ENFRE, otherwise
" Ing L,Li' DREsE MSNTILAs
ion Dassk and Morern Curtains beautifully dyed Lace Cur
alns restored CanoncTape Shawls the
The more grave eoors All kinds silk WOODEN good
10 The piece or garment treated in the
The undctsiFnel have hId long
oi THIS business al Staten Island and feel
cess in the art of dyIug is unrvalled.
mh4-iSni-Ni, BARRETT, SsPHEws Co
NNATCnES. JEWEIRY, Nc.-The read n
w Of thc Whig Invited call Al No ISS w
Main street and examine stock OF Watches JeWry e,
Re- ouS stock s for the entirely
business In this city every article u,u
ally found in a arst rate J-Welry Establishment.
livery article sold by will he represented and
our prices abe as moderate such goods purchased
where.
The limits Of aivertlsu will Of our enuerat.
ing all the different articles have for sale
assured that We shall be able please them with thing
want in line. - -
received fresh supply Of Sewing
the attention Of the Ladies.
Watch repairing ia all It's branches hrs,
and satisfaction warranted call is
MYERS e JANkE,
SIEn Ihr Illnnnira tn.i ~.
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS. (Iouou's PA1rx1)
BATES B'rtclayst, opposite A,or House
oi 'he above splendid and desirable article e.,
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