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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16

WHEnrSs, 18th SSF-Is6l
~ And aftSr Sbe 18th NoEembeE. 1854, the paaeD-
" geT TTains WI be UA daily ~ El0Rs=
Fto5-Ihe NOE1hWetem, CEeEelaad Chiean St
Louts- Ln4anaPek DAytUn- CndnnAfi. Columbus
Hbeelfn$- BenEo4 AaIfimaEe nRd WashiEgpoa civ
EIPrHs deIALta dAay except SandSyB Al P{5 A. H.
aud arrives In BaItimSre NJ 40 A. N connec1fnE with
the e4riest trains ET; hs Pattern and Southern cities.
Returning. izNcr Haitimors At A. n and arrives
1t BenUod Al IS z. n. ard Wheeling ~ S.AS p. NJ
making direct osnnectio1 uifh the WSterp Express
Train 5histrain Eiu only stop FIR WD0l and Eater
And mealtEs the Fas<enErGs.
Seconi-TheGre1t Lnuis. CIhsfn.
nafL COtumbas. Wheeling, EenH~i, Raitlnare and
HathiHgt0n City EIPTea leaves wheeling dEiIy at
P. NJ arriving ia BaItin0rE AZ 2s r NJ con-
Meeting with the Afternoon Trains TO the Eastern ard
SsutheEAeitt6- Returning IaTeE RaltinsEe al & 2.
M-andaniIes afBsnuonl At 54s A. u. and Wh-sIinc
Atbls4-A N making direet connection Sifh Gbe great
Rsztsru EEpres trains This train vilua4y si0p foT
wood and H1ter and meSfnE the Psse-bEsr~
AfrS<htt train With paas=Bger ear attached will
lezTe daily, except SunhayA fT Grafton Al 4:Ig ".
Returning VII arrive At 5l5 P. 81.
W.P.s MTH Master of T7uEportafiOn.
In CoLE- Gent Ticket Aeenf- D.V29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.


A&
on M AFTER N6SB4Y- Soyemb<r 2stb- lGGo.
" Passenger Trains uill leave Bridgeport ~ fd-
LIZA (Sundays eIecptedJ
u1o An. AEr1ntn. stopPtnE ~ an Stations. e
eept AeW SattEbuTy-$uupfdIfTiiIs. Frank.
lin, East Rochester. Aouifrie. KoctFtauu,
EariTIlE- Maned0aA- Bedford. and New
burg ariTeS At Pittsburgh at 4551 T.. ~.
Baltimore Al 500 A. NJ PhfIadeIpbia a
6=5O An, New FOTkat12a0P p. ". fn.SnJ
GevElaadafzSO -A-T0Ieda At i2IpA.
ALDetngit At 6:l5 A.N and Chiosgo It
1870 A " 1850
1000 P. N-Rxprsss Train. atoppInE At all station.
except LiTeTp00l, SHlitifs Ferry Indn~-
" Try Beaver. SeE Salisbury. Ksst Roeh-
sstsI. E1riTiIie- Macedonia. Bedford and
SeHburS arrives At Pittsburgh at a.4o
An Baltimore at GOO r. ". PhiIadei-
pkia At 5Oo Pm New York At lOs2o r.
NJ CleTeland At $50 4. NJ: Toledo at
l220 Pm Detroit At Goo P. VI, md
Chicago At 1laO 2. y.
Both these trains make eOsE connections At CleTe-
land ard Pittsburgh for the prints Indicated atoTe
. TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 30 A. N and s:$5 p. NJ, and
arrive at bridgeport at 6-25 r. NJ and 6.2S AN.
Leave PittsburEh At l:45 An. and l:4O p. ~ an
ArTiTe At Bridgeport At G3S A. u. and SEQ I. NJ
Rxrursion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return Sa55.
Pare always aGiOT, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tisksts to al points in the West. North
and Hast can Be procured ~ the Uaies No. % Water
street next doorto SpriGY HOuse, Wheeling, Va and
At Bridgeport Station.
Freight eOntraets viii be made elowest rates 10
any point accessible by this mad and lite connections,
Nos Water street, or with FreiEhtAEynt At Bridge
port Station HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH Pressdeat.
7. n MYERS. G~en'tTieket Az't. nOv2s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
Pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs Colds InAuenza, HoarSeneSS,
CEouP, Bronchitis, IneipIent Com
SumptiOns and Tor the Relief
OF COnBumptiVe Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the DlSea&e.
Ihh tsaD@edyEo universally known TO SURE
any other for the cure Of throat aud lung complaint
that It ts nseless hero TO publish the evidence @i.
VIRTUES lts unriIalled excellence for coughs na
Colds, and its truly wonderful eures Of pulnca'g
dtLeaSs. have maAsIt known throughout tho civilized
NATIONS Of the earth. EeU are the ecnlHnnitieHH
even families among them Eho have not Honss rtt-
e9nal experience Of its ehects-Hqne living tr7PhyIs
their midst OF It's victory over the subtle and az,
Sefnus disorders Of tho threat and lungs. @ah
know this drsadEul fatality 0f 4AesO disorder. areE
tleS Know. too, tile eHsetspt IhIL remedy, Ne ssTi
not NJ more than to assure them that Il has nos al
the virtues that Il did have when making the erf';
EhlSh have T0a-eO Strcrsly upon the Hfdsn'','
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER & co,
Lowell, Mass.
Sists. s~usIlly-no'is~a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
LARlMER NJ.
Raeu~ati.n, coaa Lar o6sp,ailt. :


lNDEPENDEScE. Preston Co. Va, GIh July, 1882.
pH Sir: have been aflicted With 1
paintul chronic RhanlutiEH for a long time. whist
palhed the skia Of physicians. and stuck to ne %
spite OF all the remedies ] could find. until ! triSl
Your SarEaparIlla. One bottle cunzd me in tx
TeekS and restored my Eenernl health 80 much that
! am Tar better than before / was attacked. IihiaS
1t = wonderful medicine. J. PRE4N.
Jnle9 i. Getcbell. Of st. Louis. writes: Il haze
DSen aniteted for years With an Affection aJ "a Eirs.
which destroyed my health. tried eTnrythine. a!
everything failed to relieve me; and 1 have been =
broEehdOUn man for aOu1e yeaES fnOnl no oiLsi
cause than d~zndn0emeHt Of Hs Lfrer. NJ b-i1Y-!
pastor, the Rev. Nr.EspS, advised me to try VOW
.SAfaPauuA. became he said he knew ydu, aad sBy
thing yun made Was worth trying. BY the Jies.iH=
Of God It has cured me. and has 20 ppTihed nv bl,-i
- 20 make = new man Of me. I tel young again
The best that can be said Of yUu Ia not half sysi
$siFTAf, CIEeET, nrHnIL, Enlargement. TTosTdfica
CuyIGt oHd EpelGdtiOH N Ghe BoRa.
great variety Of cases have heen reported to ~
WleFe CURES o. these formidable Complaints have re
suited from the use Of thLa remedy, but Our spaSr
here will not admit them. Some Of tkFm may h<
tHlHd In our American Almanac. which the agents
below Haned are pleased TO furnish gratis to ali Uhc
call for them.
Dy7Eprd, Henri DihhaRE Eitr, EpiLpgy, NelGNese
~, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these Affections lave
neAn made by the attentive power Of this medicine.
1t stimulates the vital functions into Vigorous actin,
and thus OVereOmes Disorder which would be EEp-
posed beyond itsroaeh. Such \ remedy has icns
been required by the neeeksttfSs Of the people. ard
We are confident that tlifs viii do for them ali thsi
medicine can do.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16

DF. IN $ Claiming, Of New York City. Wrl,
i hI,-t eheerfnily comply viii the request OF y-.f
agent In saying ! have found your szrAarSFfiia .
ulnst e~SeesteHt alter@iiIs in thenumeroUaeCngpla!t.
for which We sssSlUy Huch a remedy. but ssT-clslv
IN fSAdae DLsdHGs Of the SerUfaIlus diatteas-
have culeli many inTeterate raSes Of LeErOsrLraEy
IT, and so1le where the complaint VAS CaUseG hy 81.
eeTdftoa OF the Etss4E- The liberation ;tseii e.
soon cured Nothing within my knowledge er-sk
1t far these female derAnGsmehts.r
EIUapl : Marrow, oE NNGburv. Ala writes 1
dangerous srrTi0a tuner ON che OF the fena!s il
my family. which hal dehed all the gcmeif,s y,
could employ, has NJ length been completely cItrd
by your EAtract VI SauapaTiIlA- Our phy..r-5
Thought nothing but eXtirpatioh could afford ysf.f
but he advised the trial Of Enar SarsapAnIa "a ~
last resort before cutting, and il proved rfFcetEal
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symp;os
Of the disease remains
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
TRANsPoRTATToN.
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road
WINTER
wmnps. elth xoy,Is0-

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16

W.P.snTH. Master Of TassportatiOn.
L.A.CoLE- Gent Ticket Agent. Dov2s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hkRT BEET
AEF@E4 tHft MISUNDERSTANDING and-ssr
ARHnLY,
F49AtASh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
-s. tSESEBs GEtI0R,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
HE
New York Journal of Commerce
w EEIGLH.
Thirty-Third Year.

HlHB PUBLISHERS OP THE NEW YORK JOUR-
il COMMENCE. at the solicitation OF ma
ny trisnds 1.-THE paper. have revised the list OF prices
for their Weekly edition aud reduced the rates 80 A.
to meet the views Of those who want a weekly paper
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOM

fr the speedy cure Of the suEoiped ra.,,
-Di-eaSe:
&r9fgla GHd SrefHtoai Afsr4ioas, mes 81 I'm
GnsTL SgeL ErbEtihAE ffRptL RHEla.
r. b@AS RaafAG GEd all 5LR DiseatsG
OAKLASD. lad 6ih June. *.
LSC.ATrE O.. GehtE=-I fed il nv duIT l.
6hor1kS shat your Sarapariila has done "a.
HaEtnk Inherited = ScrofGl5uS fufeefien, i hs1.gi
iSTed from n IN various Uuys EsrNeau. Sat5..-
y hunt oct in plcerA on nv kAEds ard arpis- -.
times e tnrued inGard and dtstreled uE a. n.
StSthAsh- Two yeaIS ago II bTnke OuT "a nv -
am covered my HraiP ard aU With enc Sz-
VAS Iaint1l md kaibEJTne beyond GerriFiEa
fF1sd many aaSdieihsS and EeTsni Yhrsieiau. j.,
Uith0Gt much relief froHl anything. In fact thsE.
ORDER grew NoFse- At tenGthI has rejoiezA - ~
in the Gospel Messenger thai ron hsi prFpaTss :,
Alternative fSarst. adIial for IkneW froaa ys1r r,,..
taflnn that anything yOu made must lie sod
sent 70 GDeinnAti and set IL apd used IL TIL il m
me- ] took Il, ~ yuu HdTiEg- in mail dtsss : ,
tsarPoonful over . mOBth= and used aln1at H..
battles New and healthy skin son keeal 10 -,
nhdeE the Eeaba With aftsT > while fen 81 x,
kin Is nov clear. and know By my f-+!isa ~,
The diAeaAe has gone fro-n my syltAm. Yen as 81
believe that / feel what I am aytns when / tsHr-
that hold yen to b one d the apostLes u The A.,
aud remain ever gratefully. Yours.
ALFItED B. TALLEY.
81 AHAOHys FrG- Roe Or EyIfpzLaE Tss,,y ,,I
SIT RheEH, Sud Head, L;i5gtsora, SlTs ~.
DFgPIy.
IT. Robert ". PreIIs writes fngm Salem \. Is,b
S~ePf7lsgs thai he has CuFed an inveterAte 80 a.
DnEFy which thTeafehei to terminate hfary. h.
the prr@eTeTius uss Of our S~arEspaFilIA. And n, {.
daHeeHGS attack Of NaLiIHaHt ETgnpsEcJ By IN.
drSrE u the zane: Says he euTea the eauz..., -
lions by II constantly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
what shan we Drink.

UDOLPHO w0LFEs PURE COGSIAC
lBRANDY.
ImP0Eted and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best quality. with Ids certificate 90 the bot
tie and hts reaI on the cork
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
COL. sAM.CoLF's
lIhe Panic! ThePanic!

1T LESS THA~ COST.
ASC1 DAEs SILKS AZ 1blE Iu.E
II FINE FGHs. n New T1FE o1f.
41IFOlL Dc fFSEAm-
AL EELOURs, At Ies3 Ikzn cass.
2.LL E-HEIuH.EL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
Broadcast Seed SOWer!

'TNlR SUBSCRIBERS HAY PURCHASED TIE
j right for HANE'S sRED ROWER, which soEs
y kinds OF 0ralnAnd OFtEh gSeds In the most ber.
Ieet manasE. IL Il Himpis In its cnnstrnetinn ana
soWs 9TH great accuracy and rapihIty. distriIutInv
thsSeed sVenly upon the surface without ths TS5s
snd AhOr peculiar to hand EOWInE. Order for
SoSsnl viii receive prompt attention.
mh2O SMITH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16

W uepEGoEtsd 6tack q Hats laI Car. sbieh
.fe III distoaa Of - tbF n8a 6vorabls tsrIza. All
S1A1u5EA FBtdaE n ear Itne are faViGed TO ean
9ad aHlHiER. ~ We HII aeu fhen ioEer fian ~
Eefa ever oaered bekre 20 this mAFfet.
aGGlR =GIFERPgR 4 RPD
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
NEW SERlES-VOL. mo AZ.
Is there is at the North ,

as there is at the North"
This bold trumpeter of war, had the
gratiiloation Of being app'auded, whilo
preaching such a sermon, by his auditors.
1t must be remembered, however, that
snch as he do not 20 Vm 70 EgLi They leave
thai 10 those whose passions thev have
stirred. Like the trumpetcr .n Esop's
Fables, they are always reaGy to blow the
blasts OF war, while, as professional nor
conbalant5 they would shirk its dangers.
Such mer as this have done infinite mis-
chief. lie says "it wir must come" with
as inr ocent face rs if he, and such rs he
bad not been, in great neJsurc, the eff.
fcient cause Of it. We verify believe
that tunatical preaching has been one of
the two potent causes Of our present IN .
happy distractions. The other is the ru-
intus system of rotation in oil Venal
politicians and raying preachers have
combined together, to make the people OF
the North and the South hate each other.
Any talk about coinage, touching either
section, is pure inhammatory appeal. The
Southern people are as Courageous as any
living; those of the North cannot be
more so but we would scorn making any
InpNN"'lOI hpOH tnelr courage II salts
fed with the goodness Of their cause
they would be equal to any foe. But they
certainly cannot consider invasion Of the
South good cause. IT fthcy do, tLcy will
rush upon Inevitable destruction. It Is
true they can slso bring destruction, but
in the end invasion will be repelled and
after all the horrors of civil war, there
will be nothing left for the exhausted con.
testantS, bat treaties OF Qmity and peace.
that could DO made and should be made.
wiIEout the war.
1t is al! desirable row to get truce to
hostiIities, that the awakened passions of
the people may sub,idc; let reason come
Forward and passion rccede, and all our
dl'fcg!tles will he adjusted, whether we
uuIte oE9e more ia common family of
States, or whether we live m separate
communities, as pacific and friendly
neighbors
We counsel Our friends TO stand firm in
the defence of their homes; but, at the
same time, To use all their influence TO al.
ley, rather than to excite the fierce pas.
sions now everywhere predominant
baltimore CWhOic Mirror.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

"FREE SPEEcH."-Quite an excitemcn,
was created in front of the Centre Street
NJ, i. Church, Philadelphia, on Sunday
night last, by the arrest of Mr.. Thomas
Young, member in good standing of the
Church. II appears that Mr.. Young, pre-
vious TO the commencement of the ser
vice, with several other persons, was
standing in front of the Church. and when
one o! the party said something about
the arrival OF privateer in New York,
and ut the same time denounctg the Of
ticers and crew or the vessel as pirates,
Young. insisted that they were not pirates,
but men engaged in lawful rebellion for
! their rights. At the same time he re.
marked that Col. Ellsworth was thief,
having stolen mans property, ard he
was served right in being shot. This cre-
ated an intense excitement, and Young
was ordered to leave, which he dld, the
crowd following after him, until he took
refuge in a private house The mob in.
sisted that he should be brought out,
which was finally done, Young being In
chatge OF a number Of policemen, who
took him to a station house, where he re,
manned until Monday morning, when he
underwent an examination before Mayor
Henry.
The mayor, after hearing all the wit.
nesSes had to say, remarked that there
was not any testimony that justified him
in holding Mr.. Young to bail on the
charge Of melting to riot, and he must
discharge him. The defendant was Only
expressing his opinions, and however
Others might differ with him as TO the
correctness of entertaining, or the judg.
mcnt OF making them known, he never
theless had the right to entertain AID ex.
press them, il he saw proper. He should
be- sorry to see an attempt made in Phil.
adolPbia 10 emulate the example of other
communities, to atridge the freedom Di
syeeoh. The expression Of a mere alb
stract opinion was not violation Of law
though it might be very imprudent to
give uttcrancc to it. If the right OF speech
is denied to Que TO day, it may be denied
to another to morrow. The mayor then
ordered Mr.. Young to oe discharged.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26
stI"t flortrp,
q mn ~ p III n
NY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,

Air--"0ld Hundred"
o, Lord of Hosts Almighty King
Behold tho sacrifice We bring!
70 every arm Thy strength impnrt.
Thy Spirit shed through every heart
Wake in our breasts theliving fires,
The holy faith that warmed our sires
Thy hand hath made our nation free
4 . die for her is serving Thee.
BE Thou a pilared fame TO show
The midnight snare, the silent foe;
And when the battle thunders loud,
still guiiy US in its moving cloud.
God Of all Nations Sovereign Lord
In Thy dread name we draw the sword
We lit tho starry Flag on high
That fills with light our stormy sky.
Tron TreasOn's rent, from Murders stain,
Guar Thou its folds, till Peace shall reign
Till fort and field, tiii shore and sea,
Join our loud them, PRAISE To TnEI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

NiRGiEM aND TIE USloN.-A few days
ago pardon YES sent 10y Freside0t Lin
coin to the Governor of Virginia for
convict IN the penitentiary,who had 5eeu
sentenced for robbipg the mail by the
Fedelal Court in RichmoWA, which ths
Governor returned with an answer to the
effect that "the Comm0a wealth of Vir-
ginia. not being one Of the United States
of AmeuiGd, the powers of tae Chief Ex-
ecutiye of the nation is nos recognized by
the SOvernment Of this Siate.n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

The ARMY CLOTHING CoNTRACT.-The
grand jury at Pittsburgh have presented
Messrs. Frowcnfeld, of Pittsburgh, and
Mr. Charles NJ. Neal. of Philadelphia, ag'
ent of Gov. Curtin, for alleged fraud in
the army clothing. and the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions have directed the district at
torney to draw bill of findictment against
those persons.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

GEN PlERcE,--Gen. Pierce, who COM
manded the expedition to Great Bethel, rs
q citizen Of Massachusetts,, and held n
a military command in that State in the
militia. Many persons suppose that Gen,
eral Franklin Pierce. eX President Of tssc
United States, is the person sllHded to,
but the OK President is New HOmpshire
n,as, and is not in the army.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

BLACK FRIDAY The Chicago Times
moIaliles on the fact thai ia this moss
unlucky var every prominent movement
has taken place on the most unlncky dav
--tHday. The bombardment Of Fort
Sumter was commenced on Friday the
troubles IN Baltimore took place on Fri,
day the first and iloodiest riot in St.
LOUIS occurred on Friday; the attack oa
Sewall's Point was made on Friday tho
attack on Alexandria was made oa Fri
day, and Ellsworth was shot on Friday.
IL has been all Friday" business.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

A FoURyH OF July GRAFTON BY EDWARD
EvERRETV.-IIOr. Edward Everett, at the
request Ola number of citizens of New
York, will deliver Fourth of July ora
ton at the Academy of Music in that city
The subject will be The present Aspect
of the Nation" An entrance fee will 90
charged for the benefit of the families Of
the volunteers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

A FUND FOR QR. popGLAs' FAMrLy.-,
The Chicago pope:s publish an address to
tie people OF, the United States, but more
particularly Of Illinois, setting forth tho
fact that Mr.. Douglas died leaving no
foot OF earth on which his family con re
side and cal! their own. His widow has
given to the State the three acre lot as
resting place for the remains of her hus.
band. The address invites voluntary
contributions to fund to be administer.
Ell by trustees TO provide home for tho
widow and children Of Mr.. Douglas.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

Rea..Col. Thomas J.. Kane, brother of
the late DIR. Kane, has assumed the com,
mand Of volunteer regiment in PenHr
sylyania.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

reh-Col. James Davidson, coroaer OF
tho city OF Petersburg, Virginia, and
highly esteemed citizen, died last week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

DIPLOMATIC DlNNEps, &a.-Every few
days we have accounts from Washington
of the "brilliancy Of the Diplomatic Din.
ners," the "Secretaries' Entertainment, -
the balls, receptions, parties, and, in gen.
eral, we learn that Fasting and hil9rity
are the order OF the day amongst tb,
guests. This may be all very well in lis
place but, in the present deplorable con
ditiOa Of the country, such feasts had
Deuer pe dispensed with, and tie persons iu'.
engaged in them should set an examnl.
ot a"stamGusness, instead of riotouslv
making merry in the midst of the geuer2
al gloom and distress throughout the lard.
Such scenes contrast to gleat disadvan.
tage with the universal prostration ofbu.-
iness and the sqleripgs of the people gem
er&lly, and should be dispensed with by
those high in outhorily at the National
Capital When the civil war nov in pro.
gress Is over-when rebellion is crushed
out, and prosperity again returns to our
beloved cnion-it will be quite time
enough to rejoice and make merry" nj
our COED fortune; but not before Ian
Q .Hyr L.iI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-26

unfortunate, Nothing is more common
than to hear those who call themselves
gentlemen make insinUatons against tho
chastity of such and such lady, although
they know nothing about her They do
not reflect that these remarks or insnua-
tons blast the regulations of those at
whom they are levelled, the tendency oil
which Is to drive them dowa to destruc,
ton. They do not consider that houses
OF prostitution are peopled with the vic.
tins OF Sander, many of whom would
have lived and died happy had not tho
ioul breath Of SANDER made them outcasts
IN society. They who commit these pteat
wrongs do not reilect.upon the enormity
OF their wickednoss, and that there is =
God IN Heaven who will WeDge this in,
jury done to his unfortunate children
lhey do not consider that at that tribu,
nal before which all must stand these
murdered regulations will appear as wit.
nesscS against the liar and the slande,er
to tell tlie story o. their wrongs, and that
hell will be the portion oil those who have
violated the Divine command, Thou
shalt not lie" This tremendous evil
should be eradiCated from our social sys-
tenn 1t Is a blighting curse, and ruin
follows in its trecIi. Nine times out OF
ten the stories set afloat are the oti,priur
OF envy and malice. Slanderers gtould
be avoided rs II pestience. They deserve
TO be kicked by every right minded per,
son, and not allowed to enter our dwell.
Ings or our presence. They are the pest
OF society, They set friend against friend
and destroy all confidence. Let il not be-
registered in Heaven against US that we
have violated the divine command. "Thou
shalt not bear faI-c witness against tbv
nc;ghbor." FIVE find IN crring brother,
or Sister, let u. extend to them 4 heIpinr
hand, Il row the mantle of charity over
their weakness, and il we can save them
from u Eowaward course, We shall have
performed an act which shall DO accepta-
bIo to Him who shall finally be the i,idce
OF all. This doctrino should be preached
from the pulpit in thunder tones. for
how often Is the reu ak made. when pre
tessed christians engage in slander, "jr
such be Christianity | have no desire to
he Christian.