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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
AMUsEMENUEs
AWUSEMENTEo
ySTlNTEI GARDEN.
w FOURTH



IylNrEE GARDEN.
w FOURTH
or the brilliant and beautiful y, Cemsaieeae,
WV WV 'ppfTHH Is TUESDAY EVENING,
ANNE BgAcEGIRDLE,
rnr ACTRESS BY b "a VI z iiIis COMEDY q
written expressly for Mrs John Wood SceneLondon Pc
Ahoas
IN the bnresque q that tide, with
AND
70 crown tls closing week Of The persrmances Of this
argeea tAe Sew York stage the plea
nrc y anuouicng an engagement with The celebrated
sENoRITA ISABEL eUEAs
SENIOR JUAN xlNENEs,
E aaes " q Madr lS cer.S" 'SSSs me-
q sna Is t hsa Es,g ss aae o spsskas
ne nenlu isate cubas rmbodes tAe ia hss been c-
VINO A.ye aadasncl the orains u 10th None and Carts
ms competitions q the spaafsh nse Her costumes FOR
nsatrt wrf' delighted wan twa sets 81 sasl tAafel
euishedty the most exquisite taete. e danein enpna
I'VE I'D aothas II "SS VIII X 81, ss lHr e
saaee Nhich rendered fca Ncna erea, involise uc
cosc p.7ar'd y witness u spanish dancing y p
sTa,i a ~ ms sAg,sts yis.nse AK r.. q 'nsn
e us no heiaticn ia declaring hcr debut "a iranseenen
Tx farroyy =. ~ \, VII emb,nr e..
vhi,a Ars jgta Wood, M. q sk.src,t, Messrs. A. IT,
- ae Nsh,as.c ros.5 ~ dssirel, ~ KoprIsx and
!. divert 4seuan entitled sIor de seyllan il which
Snoe -, XII cntas and Don Nineres ~i!i appear, ia a
-, lae m,, baticsqnc # "clndeelia," il which Me-
WOOD "i Ken n per r.eatee /, g .ad,, 1oass
49,. aonl 80 give tAe.n warmer
whact row IL daw
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sALEs Ar AUCTION.

" COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF GEN.
II rel HnuAalolJ Fnnlnrr-Lari9is. Nrrors rosewood
and NAH gany Furniture, China and Glassware &c, DC
"Wednesday i0a O'clock M ll3 Fulton street.
Nassau, Will 10 sold all the Furniture OF four story
houss from frvnR rlcr This VIII embrace every
description If Prlof Dining Room and Bcdronn Fnsnstafe
alro rich ssMnc CMtlery. ker RAZOR, sLOyes &c
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And TnE II BLIc
AND NJ - Bi'it
PR9Not NtEb THIS ~ Ri TIE
best a.ELIA1lI. lar lioDt CED
HESI SPECTACLE YET il,opt GID
BEST SPECTACLE yEf PRODUCED
BEST SPECTACLE YET PRODUCED
ON TUE NEW YORK STAGE
N HE HI: NEW Y yosk s sTAGs,

On ' riiE MN wv YORK s STAGE, ~
0N liiE NV YoHK sfISI
ri. n,,,,, IN ~. ~" YORK Stage
Ia Euro th"rs 4 n ey.ry country one ,n.teonol,n bea
( s i ssf for sqs esse ss MS
1ss %s q. &c: s i '.s s s5's
cxperenccd eva can dive, min eleasnre On such be-
AJAX ne cars cass, yG 4. rsoss ;airsi
s G s e are = proa sa' With Aa3 YEA e SD.5S
n S Mlsa Sss rs i ae p md pcn
on 9ys 4 sray 9 n. sys ss IS
an tbosa chaemna l.dias It Viii e torea We're not
'si ss moe sS s sss
.H d Ne s E nsrsd eo s m wen sfs pa
s ss: j ss s 9's SGs a. r
& s RI. & Sr ag ss ne " e G &c
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m as s a Nh ssre sa ara ss ~ 5 S s q Wv e mo-
ss. 1:':s :a ~ " v % ' - !
as n G"rfsas Of NJ q h & na
sa e" s f" = ma srfS . IS. Us ' "ie
e he u 9N Th % Nc sas asS u
sa5.sf'sy sks,sasa eai The scenery, sonss m.s,
racs ana aie ,tina d dra esery5ody 10 : ,aet The
~ili hold the stage ior the a.as.n.
gn asss e r's oA '" Ia'
F0'ea a'd a''a"s' y vnItfsITE s,,fs xispy
H.,
MEssRs RoBEESirs AND LEWIS.
ACT ISL seen' A .'H ui'h ~ Nh s - ~
srRrsk "a * Of e,p ayy l%, s1 ,s
Avery PITY n1 AZ y E I1Is' lie foa't t'sS.
COLuMBlAS TOME.
ESbhavo "a C 70 GN suSDER Tns ysioS
SIiesvsn se hanhea' n M me%Poy, ~, III,
TE sr1TI Of s. e N TAPLN Avn
r,sn,y q IS "a grit LETT sas'siu dc Union
Ne" ioHh HoiLA SEWN SONS ON EARTH.
CORAL cAvE. 'oNs ~ ''A''"'
TIE r TitE = tIeY puiJ WOES
PAS LIE DErx Of THE CORAL NYMrHs.
rscbFI -, ~ II i,, a,i ANn COLUMBIA.
or I'M VIII ?. s ppPA S sIhin"HsE
Il a SCENIC ADVANCEMENT ,,,
cp,sn mtu nn M t't Er opid,iJywoGs
81 r ACT n.osn
SkAIiNG FOND p,,, vopr
,,, THE BuLLY Bp q, Or NEW YoHn y, ,r
me fiAi' no ,rsoIHfMBiAS KhihEAT - - -
sEVoEsiEhED NooA rdnrsr ~ 80 - 1
THE PEERLESS FOOL or WATER LILIES
.ecr,r ~ MMy ~, - ~ sp,r ~ ut r1iEIAKE
MAGSlfIcENT TAEIEAuX, Egha s 3E MECHANICAL
EffIoiS All pa is Tines. ''o@ '-'e''
,,,n,,, Act 1 ~; c.vy
np1YN, * III tMENai ~ H.i;pNs
rnFhi;Lnn ~ ~ - rI s. u NJ 81 ii sri,;E
N I IiI;T ELi ,Sn so flILps
mn ,opn monl n,re ca esSssr mn sorru
1nf ss %5a,.s, nrs 4. ,.,rs North !,
ATa, y soa''A A0"s1''s hs'''''Ae NORM a
TIE Ss sisp s "a S, FIGHT AGAIN
coLyMniAs pEsrMR.
II, No M ss Y s Was a soa a ae q * oa
STILL l;ivTiJKl oT PEACE
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TNDWARD PETTINGER, ACCTIoNEER,
III iGa feari street.

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
EDWARD PETJ1NGER Will SCH Oh Tuesday, October l.
Mt 10 clock contents OF the large private boarding louge
~ Orchard door below Grand consisting ~ Fur
nituYe of every description, Kitchen, Dining, Paer and
Chamber Furniture. Parties wishing secure Bargains VIII
do well 10 attend Dealers are respectfully Invited Sale
postye without reserve Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

TTESRy GREEN, AUCTI0NEER---wILL SELL on
i'll Wednesday, Oc,obor2 OF 1913 o'clock nj the auction
sLorc, l9l VILLA street Large quantity o. GFere Wine,
liquors Segars, Figs Pruues Atnerai Water &c.
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AMUsEM ENrs.

EEEsE 81. E#Es| &c..
NEW THREE ACT
SSssE|$$Ss |s sSsEEHsSSSHE:
TS-NGHT
EVERY s s's'ifF THIS E EHEE;;
s sHEE ssE#H$ : s:EzHs$$s
: ==s$$E$SE###ll| = ==$$sss::
the wq % Ss Il as S q a 'S Sys
nrreds might opaloseent arcams Of tie submarine
shining saac,i'ehnng .estnnles OF Di Oceans inner
o %' w G lss S s q Ag G1Se S s9a a. e
pi,ang purple q esmc,lTst Idync dels, loo, and
hhai.s mhers we hi Ne ~ srep then waves are
Vim arsen, ,aea ewes. Porn, no, ne Aphrgd,, OF
au % vieh sn,, '' h a ra s''s D san W.T.
their efy yontes hrcaded with sireaks o pearl stand up
nsd in emerald eS a MY s sa MA ops c% ~
hne symgades, and IN the inter sple coianed aseades
The Herald Of September as says
roLtftcs uroN rAE srAGn-in tae new hurlc,n called
on Monday evening lhr g,,stias II u isbeltsn and Il,
causes and Of ie conduct OF England ioNaie Ills lfy
are very luy and freely discussed. Indeed this could hardly
have been avoided IN oue>uuc Yhi Is Designed To be the
these very questions ere te which dceapy the public mind
anu absorb the pubic aiicnpn. II naicetll ~ the
lowed very eiung hi announced that Miss keene had
only selected popular seets Tor her d. ou Gu, had by 70
h"iy the caftcn pa he pinuu ,heso Subjects. Tiny
araudea heartily philippe alast any peace *
course Of the English pr s, ana hr i Tho Times
correspondent were also coray received ~ me audience
and dennneA0ons Of a. oiuehists aud pnsis alike
were yehmertN endorsed Gf fnelc happened 70
ncnis did not re ia i Is 70 s - H :: r mr.
eGrs We're greeted wan tremendous ehe. however. 4nd
ma ,st atft *f4t.s 4f4t ff
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rEoRGE COOK, AuCriONEER.
" AssiGhEE,s SALE OF

also rich Glassware. Cutlery, Refrigerator Stoves &C.
~ EORGE COOK, AuCTiONEER
IN ASsIGhEE'S SALE OF
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUKYfTURI
az II arlpch, al ll Broadway, stock,
consisting In part rosewood Parlur Suits broade
plush and haircloh Library and Dining Room Suits,
,een reps rosewood ANA black walnut Paror
T.ses and Fancy Tables rosewood black
nut and mahogany Bedstn0s, Bureaus WashsandR Hall
stands, &c. all Of the best quality and 70 be positively sold
hy IL, V. WILDER. Assignee
EN- Saturday, at Il o'clock per accoGnt Of whom II
may concern, tive Gold Watches.
EREAT ASSIGNEE SALE OF STOvEs-AN EXTRA
~ ordinary opportunity for dealers and those wanting
sore sad office Stoves, Healrra Ranges Cooking
~ r. DUNCAN Il CO.. Aucti)necrs, VIII sell Thursday,
oco6er3 at III Nassau street. $4,000 worth Of Stoves De-
NC sto6 OF dealer sale positive Terms cash day Of
sale. w II. GRAHAM, Assignee
HENny II. LBEDs, AUCTlpNEER.
IL HENRY H. Lt DS co. Will sell Mt auction, on We'd
Tuesday 1ptntcr a1 O'Clock ia front Of store No e Nae
sau street elegant sS seat Rochaway Carriage made by
Woa baeihels pans sides Ia GOOD order andTefy little
used.
TIESRy u. LEEDS, AuGTioNEEE HENRY II.
IL isfi@& 90. Viii sell ~ auction, Wednesday, De-
to9r2 ~ ~ O'Clock at r sales No - Nassau street.
agenrral gsoha nj Di very, consisting ~ Brooches, Ear
Rugs sets, Watches, Hngs, Cnrg Mosaics Eaaair,l.a
and Dasnd sts, Dsleo nd Jes.eiry Bracelets Crosse
Vest chaina, Antiques, &C.
TOM IIlolD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
~ JOHN iiAn 4 SONS WIN dell on Thursday October 3
~ l O'Clock, at 80 Rroafaay, the entire stock Of Bays'
ttNhing, t3ths, trimmings, Fixtures Sale positive,
rain or slime Catalogues VIII be ready tie day OF sale by
tccet OF A. D. Atlt4liuCK, Assigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

T odk OUT FOR me GRAND KEofENINd or THE
IL suyvcsant Institute The most talented company Of
artists III the world viii positively appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

CoNsTABLEs sALE-RICHARD WALTERS, ArC
~ tioneer will sell tomorrow (Wednesiayl, by virtue OF
execution ut Is East Broadway, lo5a O'Clock, general
and good assortment Of Household Furnurc OF all dcscrp
tons Sale positive. JOHN FORD, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

BROWNE NICHOLS WILL SELL THIS DAY tTC ES-
- day., October l. at O'Clock, ~ salrsruos
No 81 Nassau first Ehnaan ii0rsr
years old fifteen bards hgh warranted Ia every part sr;
good under the saddle nd doablr harness;
child drive him, used locomotives noises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

70 ts closing week Of the performances az this,
pethnls most popular and attractive who hassFeI
~ geglea the New York stage the has plea
alrc ~ Announcing engagement with The celebrated
SullAnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

EoHN II. Brait1Y AuCrloNEER, w.LL SELL. Thus
~ dag, at Gs4ocs Al IA Cana street ~
Furniture, mhrhs sud other BHfe Aeas SoiH BEDS
Pinf Oval and nhcr ,aRes; Coire and oihs Tables ward
roeta, mahogany Rncktg, Ensy and o,hcr Shairs Wash
tel u mahogany black walnut ar, other ,edateGd Cook
lux stoves ftranknnst; Har and ether Naugesses Feather
Esda Lfrse qRahty ~ amt second Brussels,
three ply ahd other Earpets Banket Cgmor9e. BEADING
Kitchen fnrii urr Wednesday. - O'Clock. No
Grand irec an The nae Furniture contained in said lnuse,
consisting oi everything for housekeeping 10 be s without
reserve.
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A $ RICIARAs, MISREPRESENTATION
a. sale Of oisy Shoes ami BrogaEs atauelpn by RICH
ARDS WHITING, on "Wednesday, ocob, 2 at I01s
O'Clock, at store - C9tEet street. THIS sale w comprise
almost every variety G. fail and winter goods Catalogues
and aampes viii be ready early on morting OF si4e
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4 uCTIOE NOTICE.-TSAAC D. AARON WILL SELL
~ this day, lp O'clock ct 65 Nassau street large col
cciion Of OIL Paintings 10y the most celebrated nrs-h,s'
toricai, landscape and marine. Sale positive.
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A A. MEEg1IE, AUCTIoNEER.
n. Bs BANtNi MEKWfN co, Irving Buildings sos

NIINFNIAA nv MI, ftT. ?, Vt Z V'TIUVK.
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
fn par; cons &. private hrs RES COMPRISING "a
t1ey IN tapns d9 artmens including Scientific Classical
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

A UcTIoN N0TICE.-B II. SEIXAS, aJCTloNEER,
IA viii sell at the store Of w. = u. Mathews, 2B Pcar
street Tuesday October ], al loocluek, large
ment of white Granite and Glassware just arrived which
be sold for cash.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
THE UNION.

Most Of our readers have doubtless read
that affecting passage in the book Of Ruth
in which the beautiful Moabitess, speak
ing to her bereavcd mother-h-mw, ex.
claims ;s"Whither thou goest, | will 20,
and whittier thou lodgest, ] will lodge"
and the malediction she called upon her
head, if aught but death should part
them. And il is thus every true patriot
now feels towards the Union. And why
should not every American citizen, wheth-
cr he be n native born or naturalzed, love
it? 1t has been our bulWark in war, and
in peace it has made Us the ireest and
most prosperous nation on the face Of
Gods earth. 1t has been benevolent
and kind parent to all, and has spread the
panopIy Of protection over .he lowest as
we'll as the highest citizen. 1t is the leg
acy Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
and the other revolutionary patriots and
statesmen who have gone to their reward,
and we should cherish it as Jewel beyond
all price. Let us therefore. with one
heart and one soul, guard, protect and de-
tend'it. With it we are citizens Of great
and free epublic-without it we would
be oulcasts upon the earth, and by word
and reproach to all nations, 1t is con.
trolled at the present time, it is true, by
men who have labored diligently to create
that sectional warfare, which has des-
trOyed it. and by men who are not equal
to the task conIided to them; but this is
no reason why we should abandon it. It
is ffeighted with all that is dear to us as
men, and as American citizens we should
prize it above all earthly good. The
Democracy have always been true to the
Union, and in this trying hour when the
earth literally rocks beneath our Feet, we
are confident they will still be found car
rying the glorious flag Of our common
country, and Keeping step to the music
Of the Union. The Union as our fathers
made it, mus. be reserYed-Reaigtcr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

Took HIW AT HIS WORD. "A certain
country squire had friend 10 visit him
on business, and was very much annoyed
when his wife came to ask him what he
wanted for dinner. "Go away let US
alone." impatieuty said the squire Bus
mess detained bis friend till dinner time,
and the squire urged him to remain. To
the surprise Of both, they saw nothing
but huge bowl of salad, which the good
wife began quietly to serve up. "Mydear," "
said the squire, where are the meats y
"You didn't order any," cooly answered
the housewife, al asked what you would
have and you said lettuce aloneH Here
it is" The friend burst into u laugh, and
the squire, after looking lurid for mos
ment Joined lin. Nv fe give it up
Here is the money denied You that you
wanted for that carpet. Now let's have
peace and some dinner" The good wo,
man pocketed the money, rang the bell,
and a sumptuou5 repast was brought in
The squire never joked with her again
about dinner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

mighty strength, and trusting in the just.
ness Of our cause, we appeal to Thee that
il may please Thee to set at naught the
efforts Of all our enemies and put them to
confusion and shame.
o, Almighty God, we pray Thee that it
may please Thee to grant us Thy blessing
apon our arms, and give us victory over
all our enemies, wherever they may be-
Preserve our homes and atars from
pollution and secure to Us the rest orotion
Of peace and prosperity; all Of which we
ask in the name Of Jesus Christ our Bles-
sed Lord and Saviour, to whNn, with
Thee the Father and the Holy Spirits we
will give all the praise and glory in time
and throughout all eternity, Amen aud
Amen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
vol. XXXIl.-WHOLE NO 1881
stIut 4artrg,
MISSING!
BI MRS. IA, MOORE,

Not among the suffering wounded
Not among the peaceful dead;
Not among the prisoners "MissISG"--
That was all tho me ssage said.
Yet his mother reads It over
hntil through her painful tehrs
Fades the dear namc she has called him
For these two aud ..1,snty years,
Round her all is peace and plcutyi
Bright and clean the yellow floor;
While the morning glories cluster
An around the kitchen door.
Sobcrly the sleek old house-cat
Drowscs in his patch of sun:
Neaty shines the Oaken dresser,
All the mornings s work is done.
Thro the window came the fragrance
Of a sunny harvest morn,
Fragment songs from distant reaper,
And the rustling Of the corn.
And the rich breath Of the garden
Where the golden melons lie;
Where the blushing p umes are turning
All their red cheeks to the sky.
Sitting there within the sun shine
Leaning in her easy chair;
With soft lines spon her forehead,
And the silver in her hair
Blind to sunshine-dcad to fragrance--
On that roy al harvest morn
Thinking, while her heart is weeping,
Other noble -browed FIRST born.
How he left her ir theiSpr ing time,
With his young heart full Of flame,
With his clear and ringing footstep,
With his 1.-THE and supple frame
Hew with tears his eyes were brimming
Al he kissed a last Good bye"
Yet she heard him whistle gaily
AZ he went across the rye.
MISSING Why should he be missing
He would fight until h, fell;
And if oundei, killed or prisnor.
Some one there would be to tell.
MISSING! Still hope to cheer her;
Safe, triumphant, he may come,
With the victor army shouting,
With the clamor Of the drum.
50 through all the days of Autumn
IL the eve and in the morn
She viii hear his quickening footsteps
In the rustHng Of the corn.
Or she will hush the household,
While her heart COOS leaping high,
Think ny that she hears him whistling
In the pathway through the rye,
Far away, through all the Autumn,
In lonely, lonely glade
III the dreary desolption
Tint the battle storm hath made.
With the rust uron hi, musket
In the eve and in the morn
In the rank gloom Of the fern leaves
Lies her lc-browed iirst-bOrn,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

MILITARY PUNisHMENT.--The military
regulations Of the United States laws pre.
scribe the following punishment for mill
tary offences, all of which are applicable
to volunteers who have been sworn into
the United States service:
Nvty. Amy officer or soldier who
shall begin, excite, cause or Join in any
mutiny or sedition in any troops or com
puny in the service Of the United States.
or in any party, post, detachment or
guard shall suffer death, or such punish
ment as by court-martial- shall be in.
Hicted." a# ra.. ...
DeSrtoa -"All officers and soldiers who
have received pay or have been duly en-
listed in the service of the United State s
and shall be convicted Of having deserted
the same, shall suffer death, or such other
rs by TIE sentence of a court
martial shall be inflicted"
Absence w,thopt isdOe on the part of non
officer or soldier, upon be.
ing convicted thereof, shall be punished
according to the nature Of his offence at
the discretion of q court'martial. .H aHi
AdOismg 10 desert is punished with death,
or such other punishment as shall be in
flicted by comt-martial aaE Fl. I..a
D1o'k kem,eSs on the part OF soldier is
punishable by such corporal punishment
rs Shall be inflicted by sentence ofa court.
nertial. u H. 'r ..' .HH.
Rproaclfi speeches by soldiers are pun.
shable by confinement. a.s .a -
Qudrrets and ARRAYS by soldiers are pun
sh ahla bv. arpnet a., 4 amt ,a,,,ap. o,,l -,
jhe discretion Of oourt-msrtial. o-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

KossUTu AND HUNGARY.-Kossuth has
published another address TO the Hunga.
rians, in which he predicts that the Ems
peror of Austria will either voluntarily
offer compromise or be compelled to
abdicate in order to open the way for al
arrangement. But, he says, Hungary
cannot live in peace with Austria, and
without complete separation there is no
safety.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

eA-When Oliver Cromwell first coined
money, an old cavalier, looking at one of
the new pieces, read this inscription OIL
one sice, God be with u.s." and on the
other side, "lhe Commonwealth of Eng.
land, 'T see" said he, 'lhat God and
the Commonwealth are all on different
sides"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

DcABPoetry is said to be the flower OF
Literature prose is the corn, potatoes and
meat satire is the aqua fortis love ard
wit is the spice and pepper; love letters
are the honey and sugar; letters contain.
ing remlttanees the appie'dumplings.
ns4pA cotemporary says "a female re-.
cruit was detected by trying 10 put on her
pants over her head"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

malt is said that the average number
of battles that soldier goes through is
i've We know an old maid who has
withs!ood fourteen engagements and has
powder enough left for as many more.
B8'The Northern debts sequestered in
Petersburg, Virginia, are upwards OF 5000,
O0O; and in Richmond more than $1,000,
600.
BsB"Why do our soldiers need no bar
,oers Because tEey are regularly shaved
ny the government contractors.
Es4. Though men boast of holding the
frslnS, the women tell them which way
they must drive
p hAp Books are being collected in
nnosIon to form library for the use of
'he prisoners at Fort Warren.
G., hANsAs.- The recent election in this
S The capital, r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

aeAr Truth itself becomes falsehoodir pre-
sented in any other than its right relations.
There is no truth bot the "whole truth"
pe9- Who will send us fat goJ,iur for
cur Thanksgiving dinner?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

How TO PUZZLE REPUBLICAN PoLrTi-
clAN.-lnquire of him monthly the prin,
clples of his party for twelve consecutive
months, and make verbatim notes Of his
answers every time, to each Of which
make him afiix his signature. At the
close Of the year, confront him with tue
various reports
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
H. r. BringhurgtIs nulletin.

Wholesale ami Retaa Brugght, (8l7J Fourth and
MdTkst street,
CKrHALIc PILLS tspaulding'-) tor llead Ache nj II
H. Bfinehuers ali Ma, ket street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IhuCHEs one nj the ht.i
articles for diseases OF the throat &C. H. H. BtipghurAt.
Drug Store.
TOWNSHIPS sARSApARlLLA, fresh stock Just lie.
Ceiyei and fur stle by u H. Brnghur-i, Apothecary.
WlshARrS Fine Tree Tar Cordial, Tie celebrated
cough preparation to he had at II. H. rughursts Drug
Store
srAFFoBD's OLIVE TAR the gsnuiue article to 10
hai by calling ut n. II. Bfinehurst's Drue spte.
hf- WINS uwS SOOTHING SYRUP now in great
demand tur children terihng, At H. r. BrnGhursts.
fLAsks tor snnrsurul have a zine assortment OF va
tluus sizes ifun y pint TO PINT have Just imported
them and they the finest quality nixou's Flisk-
". Il. Briushurst, al7 Market street
BRANDY and WlliskEi selerted pure aud Of fine
quality hr medical PURPOSES, by II. X, Briughurst.
FLAGHs RELIEF, for the imutd ate relief ui pain
H. rdnghursi's.
IANNE's fxnectorlnt and sauatiye t'nls fr sale by
the scent II. 4 HflnrLurst.
COLD CREAM ihr Chnppel hands or lips Gr sale III
am quantity, by II r. Rfinghurs
flEH SALAD OIL, superior article at H. II. Bring
hutst's,
HUsTEITERs BlTTEhs they give general satisfaction
avd are nuw IN crest vogue H. IL. Bnughuist
Wholesale and Retail lrugsiht
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
Fnr Sale.

A SUPERIOR Farm aud Mill locAtel in st, Georges
n Hundred, Sew Castle County, Delaware near tAe
Delaware Railroad and Within three miles Of Odessa COLI
tanning 25 of land in thigh state Of cultivation on
which are gOnd farm buildings end superior Mill now
doing an excellent bus This IS situated In one
the best improved neishhorhoodA In the County, con-
venient to Schools Church, &C. well fenced aud Wstered
shout aeres Peach Trees OF choice varieties iu tu
bearing; will be sold accommodating vtma and pos
session given by the Goth Of December Ten thousand
dollars can remain secured on the premises
For further Information apply or address,
sAML E. ThoMsON Real Estate Agent
jy II 5u6 Market street. Wilmington. Del.