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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
THE WORLD.
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NEWSPAPER,
FOR
NationaI Gre ION and Family Reading.

The WORLD has now been in existence for a little
more IMAM year. 1t has attain in that short period
10 me highest rank in American journalism-toa a per
ecuy secure financial basis, and to circulation pat
Ionsge and influence which has only been euua ed by
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BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
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pure morality ami steadfast udhel ence to
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES & CHRISTIAN TR UTu
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anu e'eh's 1t i the organ of man, and no get OF
men. IL IS national alwavs on the side of the
ONlpN, HE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
In the future, it has the past it will give TO tha
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conided to its hands their battles for Lberai lnstitn
uon5' Hocd Goverrment, Nationality and Freedom
ne World Will oppose all comUromi.es which woolc
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gor IL! federal property is recovered and federal gu
tnofy Is feeStabSted from the Chesapeake o the Ri
Grande. ~ ''l' ''''
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present in the columns of The World '
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

November
MEssRs. EcyRy = WIsoy & Co: have used your
Har seEaneratOr and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem tie articles worthy of
high comncndation, aGi cheprtlly nd them to
al who want II restore gray hair its original color
10 any who arc troubled with daudYu or a dsagrceable
itching Of tn" head or humors, those whose hair is
falling from the head.
REV. g. ". II. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
MESsRs Henry ?. WILSON * Co.: deem Mrs VII
sons Hair RegcAcraor and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations. have in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, remove dandru the hair to its original
color, cure entirely the most painful headaches-ad in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sAdrer in several Of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N H
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
ITALIAN EBEES .

DNCE of au Italian Qucen (warranted pureJ, with
few workers 90 accompany her, 50, Her safe arr
insured at destination Full instructions for o.
the queen with common stock will be sent with each
queen. Address, GOODRICH & SANBORN.
3m3 East P' rdwiok, w,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 G O A N UT OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and retas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person, young old there is equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
to be- and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entitle it place on
every ladv's toilet table.
lse the Rcgenerator before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing, and YOUR
hair will be even hfcike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair hut these preparations. and
these according to directions, and warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry r vii.
Il Co., Manchester, n II ITO whom al! letters should
be addressed.
L. f. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
247yll MONTPELIER, vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
hMGGE'E'AT,
LIFE PILLS AuD pYOENTX PrTTrpe

hSt- NEDIC!N rs have now been before the ,ll-
nc lor period OF thirty years and during that lime
na' maintained high character in almost every mart
OF te globe for their extraordinary aud iramediate
power OF restoring perfect health persons SUFFERING
liable ~ 'h heSl Is
Inc following are among the distressing variety of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR,

The Regencrator is put up in two sizes, and
retals for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are mach the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

lie for period Of thnty wears and nri e+ e hgg I;5
nave maintained high character in almost syery uart
power OF restoring perfect health to persons sufarino
undet nearly every kind disease to which human iesh i
| human diseases in which the ' "
~. VI VEGETABLE LEE MEDICINES.
| are well known to be infaible
DlsPkPsA by thoroughly cleansing the first an secord
siomacns aud creating flow OF pure healthy bile in
stead OF the stale and acrid knd Fatulency lose NJ
Appetite, heartburn headache estlessneSs IitemnoJ
Anxiety Larguor ond melancholy W hich are the qen
| erai symptoms OF Dysprpsia will vanish a. no.,1
| conseQe noe OF its cure. A"'u'a'
CosT1vENEss, by cleansing the whole length of the in
.es'ines WIN solvent process, aud without violence
days. ''''''e "'ih TWO
FEvERs of all kinds, by restoring the blood to REQ.
uia circulation, through the process of respiration IN
obstruction in Others. - " e''1i''
The Life Medicines have been known to c,Ire Rpeun.
sm permanently in three weeks, and Jut in half that
time, by removing local nlaniaon from the muscles
and Hgaments of the JOINTS. e'
DROPsIES of all kinds, by freanr and s,-opr.bo,;,
the kidueys and bladder they operate most d. Inhfi
on these important organs, and hence have ever been
lonnd certain remed. Erthe worst cases o; CrayeI
also 0EMa ty fiIod ling from the ilrnilUs of th4
oCWeIs 'hr sr matter to which these creatures adher
SCUhyY. ULCEEs and Iryeerate Sores Jv ne r,etf.,f
the humors. 'NN al
SccaHUmc FRUrr1oNs and bad CoDns,1ione ~ tbo;,
a'eTaiye rnect upon he fluids thct iced he skin mi
the morbid state ct which occasions all eyllyj-s com
p!anIa Faiow, cioTdy ani u.Aer dacrteat.l 9-npex
lie use oi 'hese Pills for yery 81 2rt tine Will effect
an entire cne o Salt hbenm. ana striking irnrroye-
lt1t ia HE cearne,s C tHc skin. Common Colis AMI
influenza VII always be cured by d3c or two IN
The worst co:5s "
PILES -lhe original p-opridor Of ,hec medicines
was cured "I !es OF - !er. standing the use CT tie
Life Hediciaes alone "
FEVER AND hGrE,- For this scourge Of tie Vestcrr
country these Medicines viii be fnnd safe sDee6y
amp certain remedy Other mf d!cre9 leave the 81 stem
subject to eeiuSn of the disease cure by these med
clnes IS permanet-Try Them be satisfied and be curei
BiLIcts FENEBS AND LIVER CDNFLAITTS -
DebiIty o,S Of Appetite Diseases ofFemales-the Med
eie nave te2n used with tie most beneficial results in
cases OF this description Kings Hgl and ScrofuIa
IN IFS worst o1ms Yields 10 the mild yet powerful a
ton ofthese remarkable Mediciurc Mint Sweet
Nervous Debility New MS mplapts Of ali kInIs Pal
pitations OF the Heart Painters Cot ore speedily cur.
ed. ~
MERoURiAL DIsRAsEs-PerSons whose constitutions
have become impaired BY the injudcous use OF Mercury
VII lind these Medicines pctc curet as they never
iall 10 erac cae from the system all the effects of Nor
curry infinitely sooner then the mcs powerful prepeya
zion of SaIsapara
Prepared and sold by w. y HIOFP4V
2iFyII 83j BROADWAY. New YORK
FOR EALE By ALL nEUGG!gTs,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regenerator and
Hair DRESSING.

---N-~-~~~,
Please read few certificates from the following elia
BILE and well known people
MRssRS HEHRY 7. WILSON & Co.-.Ny wife is now
uhg your egcnerator for the hair, ard pronuuacc it
lar superior to anything she for the hair IT is
easily applied does not soil in the le;st-hs no Disagree
aoe odor, increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing OH, and often the headache. forward vo,
his certificate unsolicited, because think an article
tlat WI do what your Hair Rcgcnerator will should he
"idry Known think it is thc best ut;cle for the haIr
no" IN USE. RfSPectfHiV, &C.,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Ncnburyport Ms
MUCH REV GEo WoxrIyc 1Ia-tf,'', ~
"nAsSHatiaGly pronounce Il an inraiuabie 4rti-
els ron The affect on my otra hc1R.''
D. A HILL, wife Of Rev. Henry nil, ManchesterN H.
~ rendered ny har soft and gioSsy"
Minor IAnRAR, Saratoga SPRINGS y Y
"Iteei confdent Hat ii operates xor as dgc, but
10 restore ne roots to their natural heating state"
REV u NJ. krL1o2, Nashua. y. II.
81 most cheerj"l|y recommend it 10 all PERSONS"
EEv G. RUSSELL, Littlet,u, n. H.
=, November /.
MEssRs Henry p. WILSON & Co: have no hes;tancy
10 saying, IN my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Rcg.ner
tor ami Hair Dressing the ht hair prcraratics now
In use shall continue 80 l. thcU with pleasure
REV II. II. UAkIWkI.L, Lawrence Mass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

We publish this morning report Of speech
made by WENDELL PHILLIPS in Boston upon his
return from his Western tour. Mr.. PHILLIPs is
a man Of great ability and he is a consistent Alb
olitionist A be fairly reflects the sentiments
and purposes of the Emancipaiionists, we repro
duee his speech to enlighten the public thereupon
PHILLIPS has but one idea, the Abolitionists have
but one idct-the Acknowledgement Of the negro
and placing him upon social and political equal
ity with the white citizen. To accomp ish
that end they make all else subsidiary
Before the war they were in favor
of and advocated separation of nine
teen States from the Union 10 be divorced
from slavery, but now they are Unionists, not
under the Constitution, but with the hope that
ment, and under the plea of necessity" by
edict abolish slavery wherever it exists. As
evidence Of this We make single extract from
his speech:
Mr. Lincoln, the nation, may abolish slavery;
they can not save il. God appealed first TO the
pulpits-they were barred against his messenger:
he appealed TO balIots---tbey were too slow for
his method; be appeals 10 bullets and the slaves
Of the District the first trophies of his vic
tory.
So. according to PHiLLrPs-the Yankee aboli
tionist-it was Ged, not the Southern men, who
brought about this war. He says it is Gods zap
peal TO bullets TO abolish slavery. PHILLIPS and
his co-Iaborers not only intend that the negro
shall be free, ;ut that he shall be the equal of
the whites. Hear him:
Tie came home with one idea. No Yankee no
Buckeye, no HOosier, no natives, no foreigners,
no black. no white. no German, no Saxon, in that
beautiful future we behOld-Only American citi
zens. with one law impartial over all; empire
stretching from the Lakes TO the Gulf, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific; every race, every man,
free.
That's the one idea. That's the Abolition pro-
gramme. mo black, nc white one law impair
tial over all" This philanthropy, in the abstract
reads very prettily, but when reduced to practice
the poetry vanishes. Are the people of Indiana
ready for the negro feastf We think they will
sink this Abolition humbuggery so deep. the first
time they get a chance to strike il, that even the
hands OF the resurectionists can not reach it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

Pope's army has been ere this replaced by an
other, and that The Mississppi river operations
will 20 on a. usual. The hang fire. nj Fort
Pillow can now be understood by our readers.
In the meantime. General Halleck has bis army
again IN order; with fresh troops and increased
artillery he Is now in the field. His army Is. we
are informed. arranged that IL = impossible,
except by force Of twice its numbers, to defeat
him. Gradually he Is preparing for the work.
aud IL Beauregard proposes 20 water his horse IA
the Tennessee river, he will have To make wide
detour 20 accomplish that interesting deed. Skr-
mi-hes between pickets are Of daily occurrence:
aud il i not violating any rule to say that our
pckets never fall back; they have force behind
them always TO maintain their advance Fur
Their We dare not publish. Sufficient to say that
another battle may soon occur. aud when il doe.
the rout and permanent dispersion Of the rebel
army i inevitable. Chicago Post.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
The Army of Gen. iiaiIeck

We have known for several DAYS that tie army
of Gen Pope. which has been acting in concert
with the fleet Of Com. Fooie. had returned up
the river 70 Paducah. and bad proceeded thence
. JOIN Gen HNleek We thought this intelli
gence "contrabsud," and have not even referred
% Il. But the journal which ENJOYS the conf
dence Of the Administration. and therefore posi-
by understands Mr. Sanion's orders aud Mr.
Sauiord's mysterious and confidential warnings
u neNspaper editors. last evening published the
Tact. ant. once Published, whates eF mschef NAY
result cannot with justice be attributed 10 Us for
repeating IL. Ii should also be stated that Gen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
Democratic Union State Ticket.


The Detroit Free Press says: 'As the Abo-
litionists begin to talk of the employment of the
masters by the slaves, and the representation Of
constituencies in Congressby niggers. We suggest
that the black people form benevolent assoca-
tons for the benefit of the white race. The po-
liiica suierngs Of the latter class are beginning
TO be uncomfortable. They utterly unrepre-
scented In Congress. and are now subject to the
hypothetical good of the slaves
For Gods sake let somebody do something
for white men"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
M EDlCAL.

eSsSSss
New Medical Discovery.
For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCONriNANCE, GENITAL IRRITABiLIrY
Gravel Structure and Affections Of the Kidneys Bladder
which has been used by npw ard Of one
hundred physicians.
Nm THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE sue
Il CESS supersedmg Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsuls. any
other compound hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Are speedy in action. often eectng In few days,
and when is effected il Is permanent. They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and never nauseate the stomach impreg
the breath; and being sugar-coated, all
taste is avoided No change of diet Is necessary wh
using them does their action interfere with bushes
pursuits. Each box contains SIX dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be sent by mail, postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the money. Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, y. Y,
General Agent.
Bas- ToNIINs0N COX, Agents for Indianapol
juyls-d6w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

~ 4 Geographic dispatch from Cairo TO the
Chicago Post. dated DIST. states that Governor
HAEvEY's body who was recently drowned at
Pittsburg. has been found aud vas at the former
place At that time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
ONT N EMIT.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE.

nNE OF THE FINEST COTTAGE RESIDENCES IN
y the city, containing ten rooms good stable-lot
1872 x20St s-house Ia and easy For infor-
nation call on X. FERGUSON,
aprls-dlw Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
PAINTS, &C.
Paints. Paints. Paints.
RF EVERY DEScMrTloS-pR DRY. GROUND !
y OIL. and
.uIIED RE.SDY FOR USE.

Aso Narshes, OILS, Glass; Putty, Brushes and in fact
every thing thai appcrains 20 the trade for sale al re-
duced prices FOR cash. the Red Front No IL Virginia
avenue. henemher the Rsd 'FRONT.' opposite Dr. Dun
lap residence MERRlMAN 4 Co.
ap24-dlm&w3n Indianapolis, Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
CAN IDATES.

T. We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NoUNCE the name of JAMES X PLUMMER, a a can
didate represent Marion county in the legislature
subject the decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

For time past has fully proven that
When the flag of "Old Democracy
Was waved in triumph DER the Ship Of state
No civil strife hath caused the flow ofbrcthren'
blood
Although complaints ofpurscs short my
Ears have often greeted tho timbcrs low,
And times are hard, still will our
County prosper Although a Ihorn'S been
In her side, it was a thorn that
Festered not but such an oneas
Reared within our town a temple
Wherein JUSTICE shall poise her scales
To litigants, thus atfording room ample
And opportunity sutiiccnt-to pay the lawyers
Ny tale is almost DER
Yet | must not refrain
To call to your attention
The closing Of my previous strain.
In language, then deemed croaiing,
spoke of wars alarm
But hoped the God Of nations
Would protect our land from harm -
Thus to me the dying year did say,
CAS- on tue midnight galeit passed away
"Foretclling dark and direst ills to come
"Of bloodshed, death, within the happy home
"Of horrors dread and iercest civil war,
" OF cruel devastation's dreadful car,
"And all attendant ills that in their train,
"Concur the peoples bravest blood to drain,
"My young pen the task attempts in vain
q" OF writing all that sweIled the mourniul strain.
1T is enough that we may ere long behold
"All the dire misforunes therein toretold;
" May Heaven in time avert the fearful blow,
"And spare the land this dreadful scene Of woe
a would long this have quit this gloomy theme,
"Or treated it passing, idle dream,
"But my pen the hearts forebodng thots would guido
"Atho to change their current Iinyan have tried
When next my annual greeting comes
May peace and UNION bless our homes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
SKETCH OF CAPTAIN CHARLES WILKES

Captan Charles Wilkes the Captain Of the San Jacnto
at the time when she overhaued the Trent native OF
New York of which State he is citizen, and from which
State he was appointed the navy. He was born about
the year 8O5 and the early age Of thirteen entered the
naval service his original entry therein bearing date Jan
uarv l. 1918 He stands according to the last navy St
No 81 on the list Of captains bis present commission bear
ing date September H. 1855 His sea service under ms
present commission has been Of short duaon his toIM
ca service being about ten years lie has been on shore
nd other duty about twenty seven years and has been
unemployed about seven years. thus making ms Whoe ser
vice under the Gov Of the United States about o
tv four years Previous his present service hs last du
tv at sea was in June, 1912. His principle employment
from that time till ordered upon the San Jacno was upon
special duty at Washington. Captain Wilkes aIsonoted
as the great explorer and navigator, having IN conSe-
ouence of his well tested scientific ability been appointed
bv the Government upon the command OF the naval eNpd
ton gotten up for the purpose ofeXporn5 the countries
bordering on the Pacific and Southern oceans AT this
time his command consisted of brig two war sIoopS and
two smaller vessels tenders, Charles Wilkes having
charge of the whole Starring from New York. he pur-
sued his route via Cape Horn towards Australia and the
neighboring islands. He visited Singapore, Borneo,
the Sandwich Islands, and the upper part Of Ore
gon and other places and returned to New York dur
ing the ear 1912 This expdton astediour years hav-
ING been commenced in 1888 For the interesting dscov
cries made by the explorer the learned Geographical SOc
ETY. of London presented him with gold medal ne
mento of their appreciation of his abors Captain Wilkes
has published several works geographical search the
one on Western America being very valuable volume
for rcerense the statistics maps and drawings being Of the
highest order Captain Wilkes has by his present faction
added another triumphto the list Of gIories.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
THE BOY PATRIOT.

ID, It 30 b. tho Ri.t,r,. ul..l a ~
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| lion and tho edo, s,,;ns ~ b.r hrn..J
c,rvs.s would be dodic,iod - ,', RE-
|or,-Eu
Ta,psroI,to NJ, ins,or,e. !, ros +, tbo
yaor I--G pbiIolaI,l,i,., ,,.,s j., ,I,. L,,,I.
Ior Howe and hi. inlL,,,',' ..,,,}iar, Will.
! Le RaI5 ~ Rr,,l,,.ina' ,,,,a 49,. A,,,,.r,
| Ic,p ,.o,,la gu ayidao... II Rr.t,-, I.,,,,.,r.
Inv 'Tba i,,b,,,itsn,. ,r panns,.,,,an
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p,rd. orII,,.i,n arar,o,,s so,,.,,,l r,
rioin;,,, ~, ubiroEeIrIis inv ,,i,o. or,,,,J
and .oo,,,it,sl ,rfs which ,ya,Ig di.,,raol.
a Vandsl
On the evonino oF q da,ipb,r,l optpnp
do, ,,T roH, og hoys ramoi9r ''" ~ o,o ~ ra,m
r,sIye a.. .nrenteSn years ,Tera G,,hsrsd
/ together on the steps of a tenantlos-
s,orehouse in the little village Of Newark
| Delaware The town seemed lonely, and
with the exception of the band referred 10
not human being met the eye All the
men capabls of bearing arms had left
their homes to Join the army o! Washing.
ton on The Schuylkill. A youth OF six
teen years mounted on a barrel was Civ.
ing ON account Of the disastrous battle of
Brandywine. James Wilson. .he orator,
was told boy, enthusiastic in his love
for the American cause, and possessed OF
no little intelligence. Iii, brigh. blue
ewes and HaXen hair gave nm an edrmi
nate appearance. but beneath that plain
Ilomespun Jacket throJbed a heart that
never shrank before any obstacle. Hi.
father was the commander at the Della
ware troops. and his mother WAS dead -
II e boy concluded his narrative and wa,
Ilamentmg that ne coul / not Join thearmy.
81 aQ not old enough said he, but
had I "a rood musket would not stand
idle here with my hands useless by my
side"
Are there no guns Of any description
in the village ?" asked listening youth
None" / have spent nearly week
trying to find one, but my eilorto have
been of no avail. strongly suspect that
| the old tory Livingston has several ia hl,
. house, but as he allows 10 one to ;resspas'
on his land, am unable to say positive
| w."
"Why moi take a party and search his
dwelling ~ said Frank Howard. He ha,
no one to assist him but his cowardly son
! George, and | can thrash him as easy as
that and the boy snapped his fingers to
announce the readiness with winch he
could lrounce Old Livingston's cowagdly
son.
/ James Wilson's eyes sParkled with JOY
al the thonght.
"lt there ere any three boys IN TIM.
crowd who will Ee.P me, ! will search Old
Living ston's house TINS night. All "h"
are wiling to 60, Just step lof"a.d three
paces.'
Every boy IN the crowd stepped forward
Without q moments hesitation James
. pEt flashed ike nIe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

nA- If you have great talents industry will improve
them if moderate abilities, industry will supply their de-
cences Nothing is denied to well directed labor 10th
ing is ever to be attained without it,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08

The mind of man Of genius is focus which concen-
into burning beam the anguid lights and fires
of ten thousand surrounding minds.