Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-15
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Bay Treat your families kindly, but
put your horses and cattle nightly to
the rack
Bny~ Many a man who is proud to
be quarter master, has 4 wife ut home
who is whole master.
BegnIf the American Union were to
perish, the world might as well be a
bonfire
Rdg""All maidcns are good sai6
one moralist "but where do the bad
wives come from ?'
sF1""How cane are all things here
below" as the swallow said when he
was perched upon the wcathcrcocll.
Bag""lndustry must prosper" as the
man said when holding the babywhilo
his wiiO chopped wood
EsE Men are generally like wagons :;
they rattle prodigiousl p when there
is nothing in them,
5a'"Two great geographical discov.
cries are yet to be made-tho source
Of the Niger and "thc last ditch"
BEg" Bread is the staff of life and Ii.
quOr the stilts-the former SUSTAINING
a man, and the latter elcvating him
for a fall
aiB~A flush Of hope renders toll and
rial beautiful, as the sunbeam gives
sparkle to the winters frost.
Ia" Vehemence creates dislike, OK
cessiye mildness contempt; be nci-
thel so severe as to be hated, nor So
tame as TO be insulted.
Wisdom is an ocean that has mol
shore; its prospects is not terminated
by an horizon; its centre il every
where, and it's circumference no
where.
bag''Thorc now p cried little girl.
while rummaging drawer in bu-
reau-"there! Gran'-pa has gone to
heaven without his spectaclos; what
,cW he do?"
e.rAlthough the Secessionists and
the AboliiOnIsts seem to pull in differ
ert directions, their tails, like those OF
Samson's foxes, are joined with fire
brands 10 wrap the country in flames.
RsB-A letter from Hilton Head,
South Garolina, dated September y,
states that the Island isnot as healthy
us could be desired Several Of the
soldiers are sick with fever, and eight
cases have proved fatal, all of them
members Of the New Hampshire Sey-
onth
ssR.Sincc the interruption to travel
over the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, (over which the mail passed
for the army of the Ohio, under Gen
eral Buell., stationed in various por-
tons of Tennessee and Alabama, full
ly two hundred thousand soldiers let
ters have accumulated in the Louis
vile office.
HS~A venerable lady in her hun
dredth year lost her daughter, who
had attained the good old age of
eighty. The mothers grief was great +;
and to a friend who came to condole
with her, she remarked, "Oh, dear
oh dear | know / would never be
able to raise that childw
HsAY The following is the last grand
effort Of transcendentalism 1t is al
luminous rendering of the vulgar and
commonplace term of "clear out"
"Enubilate the atmosphere of your
presence by calling into action your
qulescent motive power, and trans
icrring the material elements which
compose your terrestrial organization
to some other portion of this mum
dane sphere"
R5"Of tho five followers of John
Brown who escaped from Harper 5
Ferry, only three now survivc-John
Brown jr, now a prisoner in Rich
mOnd, E. J. Merriam, and o. p. An
derson. Tdd joined Burnside's ex-
podition, and died at Roanoke Island
on ,he eve Of victory, Barclay Cop
pee, whose brother was executed att
Cbarlestown, was one Of the victims
Of the Platte Bridge atrocity.
Bs5r In 1855, Rufus Choate, in speak
ing OF Aboitionism, said THE basis
Of reorganization is reciprocal sectional
hate To form and heighten this, to
'urtity and Justify it, to show that it
is moral and necessary and brave, the
Whole vast energy Of party tactics to
putin request If the ingenuity of
.nl. wel, tasked for a device to alien
-s and read asunder our immature
a'd artificial nationality, it would
devise nothing an sfan+uol -