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DIED.

AZ the reside nee Of her husband. oa Clssrfelt
Greek, OF the 2ls: ultiuo, Of typhoid fever AGSES
consort Of Wiilism ;. Alexander, sen. in The
5Sth yssr Of her sss.
The deceased was one Of the sarlissl pioussri
oi ID, county, having resided en- tet
place on which she died ihy Two years She
smigratsi with her husband from Eisba,oguira a.
valley, Mitiin county, and cro.sed the Moan,air
BY wsy of Tyrone Gap, On 81 Indian path, to ,bt
valley Of the CIsSrhsli Creek. where they settled
50 that her hardshiPs sud rrivAtions mus; have
been many. But eheerful sni happy spirit
bore nsr above thea al She was tender no
;her, dutiful wife and to know her ss 5 neigh
Dor, was to respec, hsr She died in the fall
hope and confidence Of 4 glorious immortality
which takes svay the sting Of sorrow and com.
forts her friends, who are many. ". B. A.
gssr LeWistovn papers please copy.
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To IuuAsrRen

=, Nv WI FIh >tlG htvr F-ee'ti
-as- uLN.t tNNHN below s-gsHs uIr
r Che >rgrrsii1rt-flf DESIRE tr tivs Tl-.
-sr rhs nIL furnish Squared sitfL lEuhs- l
E~s1f -lE. tl ie.st t1s Log FHll Co -s ia.
sHHas-
L.s NIL F.+ have Hrf raH-t-t ~ sls -iA-
ts' l Fs-s-srr-g lr- L-a.1ElH- frt .s .Hs.
.-.-ii NJ Perry r1tT .--IHl o. IrIs t--"--. cd
t-s--ss. may -s -.-s ls grrd pr.:us. 10 IS ls
,hs Psulsg,gt1l1 Eli rgai. ana i1 sgumI1lsl-
-isu wtth Fhist-lrAia ass F4.sil -g-
L. he prescott depres.eS st1ts - fhs IttswI.
ter mlrks., I invite as.euJigu 60 hgus marx q;
JhAi wlu rgu1urerats. Address early ty u1li. O,
eau CO GRIFFITH JONES,
ap.t-s Isnc5uucu- Perry &C., Pa.
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Supper % Tie Yelrn,str,

Tie replst given 10 our Volunteers On
Wednesday last, afsr The presentation Of
tie F,ag, -as Lighiy c-ei.tabls 90 s'I con-
cf-0c1-quits as much SO a. The i1c5n
rarlble energy Of the ladies' Of Cicareeli
always guarantees. It was prepared at q
few Eours notice, and withou, any other
object than kindly Offering to our de-
parting friends, who were expected to
ieaye next norning-and was received
rith a soldiers welcome.
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rs-- TMentN-fire tn sixty nnIIars Z

Es-- Twenty-Five TO sixty Dollars and
expenses per month viii be Paid by the Erie
Sewing Mach ne Company 20 their Agents, for
selling the Erie Sewing Machine. This is = rev
Machine, and so SIMPLE in its construction that
child can learn to operate it by hsl an bCur's
instruction. Il IS equal 70 any Fsmily Sewing
Machine in use, and they take the premium over
fry and one hundred dollar machines The
Pri &c is bat Fifteen Dollars. The Company wish
20 employ Agents in syery county in the United
states. Addrcss, for particulars, Eris Syriyg
Machine Co. r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
ono. mRrlS-6m.
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PEOPLES { ook BOOK
MODERN COOKERY
In ST It, breaches. BY Ms, Els. ..-sx
Care gi,y Revised by Mvs. ;. J. Has


I, Tell. v,, h,vv o., .r..,... .l,.,t-,.
p.grrr ,,l ,s..,. -, ''II, II '' " 'A.a
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so8 .-.sf-s 'p-.s..S n " "'s'''-S
b., srt .5ssri,,, v,., -~ y.H -.s' "a, q
ling and earip- =. sam. '>N
II Tall, yry sd, ..i..,..s
r,as..,, {-..:.- .N ~.N '-'S' aPg'OVSS
Nr.,,,, - . so N'"'as
o., .WIs, 'S~"S, ~AN
n-.E,.r-, .-.-..'' ,'..'''' 49,. ~ ''-''eA'
PIRATE 10 ,s,h. -
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- .r,..s,'t '- 'ua P'eSsF's
rh.,t,,,,s.i ~ s"SS'SA y
mos, srr-,,.l 80 - ~ '-'S ~. e.S
tss if-.-.r. D-...,... S,.-s ,SSA,-s, ~Vs
t.a'or'us appropriate 20 each.
/; Tells lag al the yartyus ana mos, s-pr,vss
Modes u preparing over srty J,r.-,.rt
kjud> OF Meat. Fish. Fowl Gsna srS
Vegetable Soups Br0;ls. aat s.sws,
with toe ReAsbes and Ssasge.1rs an.
pr0priA;3 to eaoA
Il Tells You nlI the v,r;,-s an, ..,,., .-u.,
r,al.s ,i -.,,ts,.. ". -, t'o'SH
8rs,r,nti,' sIs,sh -, a ,'',.> ,...,.. - 49,!
les. CstSup. ar5 o.. -, 20 Va
P5ttsd Mo-, riL G.. 49,
r,os,.. E,.
7, -,r. ", m h...-,
- '''' ~ ~. .e '"y'u' "9d most approved
80 p,i. " g'o oE~''Ns : aNl 'ooA sing a., 1ind'
.. ,~.n ana taN'y Pastry Padiuss,
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erWe learn by the Lancaster l-.s,.,
oc7-c-, ;hat the General SYNOD Of tte
Lutheran Church Of the Cnitel State.
which was TO have assemble lat Iancas.er
on the 10th instant. hiss been postponed
bg the President. c. W. Shatfsr. until
furth y notice. This has been done on
account Of our present t,ouhles, which
from necessity would impede travel in
many instances, especially to the delegate.
from the Southern States.
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n See MS .is rsrE's. P-gsp end Uss5r-r -y...
HENRY Il. CO-TAR.-Au ths sauue- !
have been irggelsG wi.l Hgdgcss ana Nt,s.
Eas actually ashamed O.. he hcuss i2- ,as Roach
e. we're everywhere. ! purchased a OK OF yggl
kIssr1IuIsgc aud gris[ %, Su1 lu cue 1s=A glgry
~As rgI Roach gr M5g,s : the l-1ss-
iouN B. GJvEhs, Ne. % El1 street..
UOC SEkEEPEBS - .-uu5lsI wjsh vsruir
cssI Be 81 ~ .11gsr' Ii ghsy uss -lj,.a-:' EN,
tsTulnz-grs- We ave ussd i5 .a Gar .ali,f.ttl81
aui II q box syst s. - wgld have 10. We Lad
trlei pc-sgus, b-. :Lsy effected nothing: oc.
Cgsrts's article knocks the breath o.. cg Rats.
Mice sud Bes-Bass. quicker th4E ne s4Z write
IL |; /, In sre4; tsG41i all gysr IKE .c-a:rv.-
.ksefgz o. 5.rsrs-g
MORE GKAIN sad pzovisisus ars tes.- ysi
annually IN Graz. ;g1lyy BY yerui1, .b4z would
pay for s1cs ct JlIs Rat z13 lusec. kI.lsr.-L go.
cs,syr Wss Asrvl[
HENRY T. Cu>TAE-T-ur Extern fuass- &,
received, Ssed. and Prvug-ussi decided scc-
cess Ne ass1 alN gfig. sri ths way .ts Rats
a01 M,:e G.sl1- oGs premises 'ralssS NeI- l14.
g,sl1 uas esu,ipE % slsepsrs. >lncsEggA Rat
sr Moose has sSsn beard IN slrryi yr cellar
NEyrr5g- i.rs] Tla-s
NAVE BEEN SELLING--Tegr Extern ina.
tor for the las; year. 3aI have found ,i q ,sr.
't1s every llns. I have 10; kaswu j, 20 i4L n
4 s.cs.s instance
6Eo. RosE. Ca-djustaa. o.
We ARE SELLING-lgur FrsV4r4.iy-s rsp.
idly, and wherever they have gssl useI. EGls.
Mice, ACaches, sud NsrGia disappear inzsii.
slcly
kCNES 4 Sr0rFFEH, Drug y. WIaisgr, Nj.
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Wake up! Wake up!

DLACk>MTTHING, THE subs,r5ssr res
- Psc,f-L.y iuigrzs his tr.s1ts lnt ;as vu5G,
generally. thIs he Is ue~ well 4b.isasi In ans
NEW SHOP On Pine street; o gosiis ID. iowa
Hall. Ia the borough gi Clslrts.I and upou his
eva hook, and where he jy rrsra-sd 10 Do sl
work IN his line in the very bss: s.y,s. and On
the shortest n1-es. HIS gI czs.c7srs IRE rvs-
Psctfrily asked 40: 60 tgEgsJ him. and any nam
Der # asw 0uss ars respectfully .-vised 10 give
him q trial
EDGE TQCLS--His rspGt1.igu ss a Maker
and keFsIrer q Edge gso,s shc-lt q secure
a51 = assrzl pJgrUzIrs-
GEORGE c. PASSMORE.
APrii 60 lstItf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

KEEP CooL--At such times As the pres,
en'. men should keep cool, and act only
afte- careful delberation. We hope all
who have heretofore opposed the Rspub-
licsn party will do 80 still. Let ycur sets
show your loyalty to yo1r colutry. znd If
that loyalty Is impugneS, bear with it
Follow the good examples Of yoCr opp9-
merits il they furnish you with suy-sr i
spurn their bad ones. Do no, coa-te
rance the system Of terror which thev
would inauElra:e, By threatening mob
law, Or :aking vengeance in their own
hands. We live in land Of law ana or
der. Le, Us not forget this in this hour
Of cur national aiTefslty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08
Y E W DRUG STORE

The subscribers osys opened 4 full aud com.
ulete assortment q DRUGS ia the new brick
building 0t Dr.. Woods, On the e0rEer of L-cus,
aud CherCg streets, - he b=7czSa 81 Clsarfsli
whsre they will bs happy 70 zccommodate any
person who nay desire articles in their line Tie
business wiil be confined strictly tos
D7.g ard P-sy,r.rt.as Basiass,.
And no pains viii Be spa-sd to render atis faction.
Dr.. NJ. N0c0s. the junior partner. usy alwsvs
De ioant and consulted iu the "DrLs Store
"aen not absent on professional business. A
separate room fer consultation Is attached 10 the
store, 'zhere patients may be examined privately
hTery artiele usually found in such an es,sb-
hshmen; will Dc kePt On hand, sud sold a, greatly
reduced prices.
IERNs sEiNG SrRIC-LY CIsH, will enable them
20 ouer Inducements iu the way Of price.
Physicians wll be supplied o: q small psr
cen'age over cost ani carrisss aud their orders
are solicited. Eyegy sr.ieIs sslS will be pursan6
Ut the best quality.
feo5-G WOODS 1 BARRETT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

rssNa rf1s tsr r1ls,iel t1 state
lhu Us i..i 1fs.1I alsets,Irau ,rt
ga-s irrm hts been crri.u4si ty ins
mslhs- of zoe fa- The d.'-ts-I
.l,s &. ths c1urty inI general IaIrsi-
,..1 of tglness being ,as cause.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

NEW sIORE--Ths subscriber Las opened
~ New Store At
A'i6o~srii1s, Cleayfsld Csps,y, Pa.,
here be i'll Keep eons,antly on hand a general
assortment Of
HTg Goods, Grpecries, Prousiops. DC,
which he will exchange FOR Timber. Boards.
Shingles, Grain, Country Produce. &c.
He will be pleased to have all Who wish TO
purchase any Of the above articles give him a
call. JAMES L. WATSON.
wnliAm-ville, April !, lSsl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

E%"Tho Life oflhe Flesh is in the
Blosd," was said by inspiration lorg te-
fore Haryey's discovery Gifts circulation
had brought TO ligh; its purposes and use.
Now We know not only that lite Is in the
blood, but that disease inhab;,s i. also
Many Of the disorders that pervaie the
human frame, have their home in il,
thriye snd grow in it. The celebrated Or.
j. {. Aver. Of Lowell. has bad regard TO
ah!s important fact in making Remedy 20
cure these disorders. H.s Extract Of Sar.
saparilla purees cut the impurities of the
blood and induces action in it that e1pels
disease. This looks reasonable, and it is
'frue, for We know by our own experience
lseldom as we take any medicine, We have
sneTertheless several times been under OBJ.
.ligntions to the skill Of Or. Aver for the
'felief which his reaedies never fail 70 sf.
ford as when We are Obliged to have
Recourse to them CstksIc, Halifax, Nova
Scotia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

ItNUiiON.-Aup persors aro hereby caution.
u sd assins, purchasing or meddius viii
sion Of c. d. TUBES. as the ,e,ae h.i,n,.. =, -
and ars lel with him on loan onlr
GEORGE I. TUBgs
Ferguson ,p. Nsrsh ~, lssl. -,
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Great Discovery,

i FAVE uass a discovery q ths c5--css ~.
Il Psrrtu-e % every ukrrisd person % sitasc
ser. tnt VII ssu& tie faii Particuilrs cgrcsrulus
it 10 aHy ccs 90 rseeips sf saf1p % pay fsr re-
.urn pcssags. Address
Dr. :. h NARTELL,
uPl -+-ly- Alfred Maine.
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atb AObtrtistmrnts.
DR.. ]. ". POTTER.

Physician and Surgeon, has permanently
located st Lecontes Mills, Girard township. Of
fers his professional services 10 ,he surrorrniur
community. May $. 1851.
TATEMENT Of the CLEARFTELD COUN.
~ TI BANK, for the month ending April
so, 1881:
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SEWING MACHINE.

,.---- -.r-
r II 4 .. . y NJ I'D ~ F+N .N = U.
lte sou polk SbN lN} MACHINE. rc -e.
craving Of which IL htre G.Esgss-.st. h4s 1sg
1sccue recognized Avgrit, uEs-vys- &.
las been tE,rgalceL ur-t IS asyeai sgcs5tgr,
ne es,t, as well IS Toe 1aats1uess, lev -F-t:sl
ses.ls Nlehtn' ao# Before '1s putlst,
No "A small A2a ysrs real NLc2l.s sir
sAa'y S'e
Ns - .arc' NisHlns t'' Sal.'-ss ssSry
49, -, ..-.-r..,
". ara a- iss -ff.b7Ii-v ana sr-,bsisy b. +. --.
surpassed A cbi.d twelve years car ruz 90 ai.a
s- tsa - -, rss-. \. ~, ....,.-. ~. y.
vfrl.-.ss, -A-y4r fs .- is Ina .- .-.. g...-4,..
o. hts 10 sv.s 30 Civ, --.agt.. ana u.. -gr
backward. o., veil 8. srua-E,. ara ssr ssa,
equally perfect. J-l u..lrg. se-.f g-gg a-
needles, d. -lrs nv f-a.-ler sri 5y .,c..-- fs.
box over 30. ID. 10 glrvvu .u.uf g-ar 'r fle.
We atys zg 1sst-t-.g- ir rsc.-1eu irr., d. As the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

4 DMINIsrRAToR'> NOIICE.--Lst,sr,
~ Of Administration having been granted 70
the IN, er>i sued, q Is aay. upon the estate Os
JAMES W. STAMFORD deed, late Of Morris
township, Clear6eld county all persons Indebted
% said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment aud those having elaius Asains,
the sums will present them July authenticated
" settlement Samuel CLYDE,
WM. PORTER.
marlS 90 Adm'rs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

= "" NAt taN. .| M 40 - Il .A TN hf". .N r'r-
Cadet. r14tsr.7s. t' near ss We -t- ns.
5era.r. l-1 us7. rank r-Is. urfs-
Capt; ]. o. L7ra.-a departed as ,ue
o'c''ck Yesterday, f5r lIirri,5lrs. 0tstt-
eui 20 their c1u-rr's cali.
The rcsre v'i truly p1tte,ic. the
fountain. OF the heart sthsd and flowed
freely, when rertsT. is may Dc The last
farewell grasp ola father. mother. sister
o. brother, fall upon %. ears Of those in
whose veins Rad lowed The same essence
Of life, but who were about 10 sever all
those sacred ties upon q patriotic and
national mission.
The Clearfeld Bible Society presented
each Of the soldiers, eho we're willinr to
receive It. With a copy OF toe New Tests
meut, after which they were appropriate.
ly addressed by ex-tiov. Bi-ler aud II. B.
Swoope. Esq, who were both lustay
cheered BY them, sfter which they en-
barked for Tyrone, amidst the G-afenin.
applause Of the p0pulace sounding in
their ears. God grant tha. they may be
saved from falling prey 70 the ravases
Of civil wsr. and q speedy return TO their
homes and fresides.
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Flags
PP1hAD81lpulNo

United States Flags of al sizes: also
o''on Badges Of various styles and sizes.
May l, ls:Ltf ! wFRSrpp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

FrrE so-rrTr.-A, a ssasal zss,lrs ofshi
'clsir:isli Csun,y Bibls soeis,y, hslt In "a.
Borough ctClsl1isld, o. tie fr.t day Of Peru
'cs7 1851, the follsEias oEssrs were chosen to
serve dEriHg tie easuias y.ar viI Ps.sidsui,
Hon. G. r. Barrett; Vic. presissu:, John 2.
'Fssver secrzsary George W. RhseG J seas.
rrsr, G. p Ggelisk. NsuagsTs DE-. %. woogs,
Henry e saiisr, james Whgisy, J5aa.sa Bsya.
,oa, J. B. MsEaally, Eizia Cooper. NJ. &. P.
Gueleh, then offered ~ ansn1nsa; 70 the Goa
stilu.iCu, which va, postponed until the ns1;
regular meeting, and tie Society adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

TAUrIoN.-ALL per.o,. -. L.-.,-
- toned against purchasing or naS5I;.! .s,L SaJ
the following property, nov is the bsnss ns p.N
ton Mum OF Brsdy township. 10 viii .-Two
Yoke OF Oxen, -Four Cows, one Calf Tbras ua;s
fers, Two Steers, One Sow and Eigh, Pic,
the same belongs to me and are subisc, - 10
order, and have only been left with him on losc
s. r. LoBAUGH.
prsdy ~, April - t.--s,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

BmLE MEErISs.-Ths rsIi regular =gathly
concert ofths Clear6sId county Bible .ecis,y,
will be held in the Baptist church, in the Bgr-
ough Of Clarified on Sunday evening ihs Isyb
CT June nsI;, Shsn . ssFIa0a vil be preached.
and collection taken up for the ssnsf; Of :he
cause. All other congregations are respectfully
Invited to attend, and JON in eonasn eE'si
for good cause.
The regular quarterly nssti=s Of said ssc.ssy,
will be held in the Cour.-atu,e on Monday even
Ing, Jane The 27,b a: Z: o'clock, being Monday
evening Of ,Olf. week, shsa the Hon. SAsrEL
GlES j.. exPeCsi 70 deliver an address. 4 gen.
-eral Attendance is requested. 4, ;h4, tine AZ
sGcndGen: 70 the esnsatution per posed at
former meeting by G. ?. Gaslish ESQ. vii:
That i5s 4eld Of Operation for the Clsarfsld
county Bible society shall be confined TO the
Borough Of Cissrssld snd Lawreass sawaship ss.
pseisly but to sell Bi!lss a. u,Gzl ,hrugzhsg.
shs county" will be discussed cad voted upsu.
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So rI&ETEED

g. 5.& ~ A.S..
7 0ST "a the l5.h inst. % the rsvsr at o. near
IL .hs waters 1i tie Big PI;cs, Black Calf
skiu Pockst-Bo9t, cVntlinirs the following ,r-
Ilc'ss
Three IS bills ClsartsA B1nk.
s. in gUii Iri sllvs-.
3 in small uCtss.
Two SchOcl orisrs Enoartirs % So g
0us prUgisCry z5,s f5r S55
One 10 Gs IS
one d Do 8
Together ai;h ,sye.1l o,aec paDsrs Of value 10
;cs owner only. The abgy. rs~t-I will b, gai {
% any persOr leaving ths same a. this 0tics. q
Eith the sgbscribsr-
CHRISTIAN LANLCH.
CIsarts.i, Aprjl -, ISL.
PRIME LOT q Fresb Bru.s fr<, -s,.i g..
n ed and opened At HARTSWICES.
WHITE ZINC. s,eupl in ganar v,l7fsh.
w N ID. cans, 50 HARTSvICES.
FLORENCE White aud Florence Li5uii. is,,
l. received aad fgr sS.s \, HARTSWLCkS.
E ARGE ASSORTMENT Of c5l5rsi Psiut.
~ Dry and Gr-uni 10 OIL. IN Pound cans.
Jasi rsSsived and FOR sale az HARTSWlCkS.
DURE WHITE LEAD. warranted ,-,g-l
l. in oil, IN p and Il! ID. cans lust rs.-iys5
Ind for sale A. HARiSwICKS
T LIQUORS for Medicinal purpo.e.-Br,psy
- Port &D1 Sherry W!ns, N~esa- Wbi.xav ,r3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

tB' fts @ tEs u.tr
Ne tN 40 N.a Ys-k. .ts
Iv' rs ..i-r ..tt tE. u.-f.t. .-
Chile HH totally destroyed - t- st....
quake cn 'd. srsr.r- - On. -et .
March lut Nearly tlssa t..-o-I live,
-... -
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HENRY r. COSTAR.

PsrScrrAt DErer-No. st2 BrOsdway-roppo-
n,e The st Nicholas Eotel.l New York,
apl-ls-IsSA4mce.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

DIRE " HlIE LEAD, warranted. ground
l. ln OIL, N p and Il! ID. caus. Just received
Ind Tor sale A. HARISWICES.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-08

iOio oRs for Medicinal purpo.es-BrsrSy
IL Port aO1 Sherry W!Rs, Nectar Whi,Ssv aui
to. ana Gia-a. IA .TSWICK.S.
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THE HORSE AND ms DISEASES
TuE HORSE AND ais DISEASES

W w Is!t No1 Of the csyvvS, syurteus uuu
IrvStueus yi Eis.u'1. pgUEu. Glar
tsrs, EArcy, Scarlet Fever. Merge
scr.si,, Locked Jgw. KbeureasiS,a
Nraup, Calls Diseases or the Eve aud
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-25
NUMBER 80.

CONSTITUTIONAL their desire for "blood
letting" and avowed determination mot
to yield on inch," prove that, as . party,
they are not the proper power to entirely
control the great questions at issue be-
tween the different sections, through their
partisan admiration. The PEOPLE must
speak in their primary capacity if they
would save their country from miser-
cradle destiny--if they would secure to
their families and themselves peace and
safety. This should be done in legal
manuer. An extra session or Congress
should be called at once, and if that, body
prove incompetent to the duty reqhired,
then a National Convention should be
be convened; and il all measures for sat
isfactcry adjustment fail, after full hear
ings and answers to statements Of the
causes of discomfort, and q portion Of our
country declare its determination at all
events to dissolve its association with an
other portion, let it depart in peace, il
possible, then we shall feel that we have
done all that Christianity, Reason, Pat
riotism could demand, and be prepared
to meet the last dreadful issue with y
sustaining conscience.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-25
From the Ann Arbor Argus. -lpem.l

In this contest it is our duty, it is the
duty Of every American citizen to sus-
tain the Federal Government. We have
had our opinions as to the best policy to
pursue; for the present those opinions are
charged to the "ssuspended account" and
our voicee is raised for the Union, for the
whole Union; aud with no half-uttered or
half smothered apologies for The course Of
South Carolina aud her nest of TRAITORS,
or for the hot-bed growth call ithe Gov.
erpmcnt of the Confederate States; but
with heart full Of = 5mpathy forthe mis-.
guided masses of the South. AT the
same time that we declare for the Union
and its maintainanco and perpstustion,
we may be allowed to express hope
that the Government will not Allow the
War-spirit to get-beyontl-its control, but
rather that it.msy always Keep the end
in view; and that end should be the EARL
est peace consistent with principle and
National honor. -
With these thoughts we leave. the sub
jsct for the present with our readers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-25

1t has been our custom, for many years,
in planting trees of all kinds-evcr-
greens, ornamental aud fruit trees-to
set them as near the surface Of the ground
as possible, often exciting much alarm for
the safety Of the trees in the minds oi
anxious amateurs, and much contempt on
the part Of incipient gardeners, for the
seeming absurdity of the practice. But
having somehow got the idea into ouI
head that this method Of planting trees
was the true natural method we obsti
nately persevered in it, and now, after
more than ten years experience in the
practice it has grown into settled sys
tenn with us, and we have begun to find
out the reason why it is really the bes'
and most judicious plan Of planting trees
In transplanting good specimens of ev
crgreens, we usually endeavor to lift them
with ball Of earth attached to the roots
fifteen or eighteen inches deep, and tive
feet or more in diameter. For such Z
tree we make a hole only four inches
deep, setting it, in fact, almost on the
surface Of the ground. Then we throw
about it one or two cart loads Of gooC
loan, working il up into sorts Of = con
cave or crescent form, sloping off to Z
distance Of ak feet from the tree on al
sides. After this we mulch tho Who'll,
mound very heavily with lea
moul, or old litter, and keep it so mulch
ed winter and summer, for two years