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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
The Secrets Of Fort Lafayette.

AiIer confinement Of four weeks Ia
Fort Lafayette Colonel Beige is liberated
and receives from Judge Allocate Turner
IA certificate that "he was arrested upon
an untounded charge; that his imprison,
ment was consequently unlawful. and.
upon investigation, he Is discharged hon,
orably and without stain upon his charao,
ter" This iS another Of those acts of tho
War Department which shaye foullv dies
honorcd tho loyal cause.
! Col. Beige, Pruasian by birth. for sev.
on years pupil in military school in his
native land, and for eleyon wears an officer
IN tho Irussian army, resigned his commits.
SION to mako America his homo, offered
us services soon ate. tho rebellion broke
out, raised the OotL New York regiment
from MS Gorn'n countrymen with rapid
lly seldom equallcd, and so distinguished
himself IN Western Virginia, particularly
nj the OatIc.oi Cross Keys, where he acted
as Brigadier General, that his name wa.
cent into the Senate for confirmation 10
that position, aud only failed becausc. with
hundreds OF others, it was not reached az
the hour Of final adjournment. Having
undergone years hard service. he wGs
granted twenty days furlousL, and was
sent north 20 recruit O German brigade. of
which he was TO have commend. lie had
not beel, in New York three davs befor.
he was summarily arrested FOR no reason
OF which he had even the remotest knoyls
edge or suspicion, was conveyed 10 Fort
Lafayette, and, Observation-Disclosures efforts
OF hls wife, OF General Siegel and Others at
Washington, in his behalf, was kept there
four weeks, finally TO be 'dischsrpad hon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

Sss~"l know | an a perfect bear il my
manners" said young farmer to his
sweetheart. mo, indeed you are not, John;
Tor you know you have never hueged me.
You are more sheep than bear"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

rr9 An old farmer, zone Of the rour& "
in Connecticut, during discussion Of the
merits Of a young lheylagian thoy were
thinking ofsorting over a Congregational
society, said that Tor his part he was 'tirel
sioyls.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

DRAPrED Nus TO FUrNIsr THEIR OWN
BLANKETs. An otde: has been issued by
hIi Sllter Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
calling attention 10 oZ.racta from tho gen
crnl oider No. III, which state that as the
suprly Of blanket are exhausted in the
market it Tor military use, al d.uftUd cit.
izens are advised 10 Sring ~ tie rcudgl.
yous regulation blanket oigAty.four 10y
sixty six inches, and weighing i've pounds.
and further states, that ps the clothing.
blankets and shoes issued by tue govern.
ment are charged aL average cost, and no
soldier who furnishes his own is Obliged
to draw from the United States, il is hi.
interest TO supply himself.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

nslDA young lady in one Of our "rnrsl
districts" was once escorted holne from al
evening party bya young man to whom
she was nos particularly partial. On tax.
ing his leave he remarked. 81 guess IN
come and see you next Sunday night !"-
"Wcll, Bill. Smith replied tho lady, ''you
can come as o friend, but not as o ieller."
Bill didn't 60 either w8y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

rh-Somebody who writes more truthful
than POLITICALLY, ssys-"An angel without
money IL not thought ns much of nov,a.
days as devil With bag full OF guinea,. ,"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
Emancipation In ahe Border States.

ADDRESS or nor. THos. A. n. NELSON TO TIN
PEoPLs oF BAsr TENNESSEE ON rHE PRRsI.
Dgsr's PROCLAMATION.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

ssS-Tho hf.l o. Major McKnstry ly
'oud martial in ST.. Louis. roachod n
wnn,.cth day last Saturday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

Coon GROUND FOR ExEMPrrox.- A scene
in Surgeon Haller's office.
Doctor, fthe foot won't answer, have
another all,sufiicent reason--one ,ha, you
cannot refuse me exemption for,"
What is il 2" asked the doctor.
why, the fact is, doctor, l have not
GOT good sense-I am an IDIOT soberly
replied the applicant
"AhW said the doctor, what proof
have you of thsti What evidence can
you bring"
Proof conclusive" said the applicant
.,"nhy, SIR voted for Abe Lincoln and
va" sn't proof of mans being id
,u.o', J don't know how idooy can be
proved Vaadqha Democrat.
halor General Sunper has declined
puone dinner rendered by the common
oeuhel OF Syracuse, New York
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

i Splendid Appeal. for the Liberty oths Press
from an European Democrat The AJolitio,.,
,sb Of The United Statos Indirectly ReJuked
for their Censorship efR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

Death 81 3rns Ccos Wtuuru Sso"'
Ts,ser.phic news from West Point brinsr
Ne The intelligence Of the death Of The sife
of the veteran hero. General scott. II sp
pears that the sublsct Of our skstch died al
Roms. IN lsAly. IN shs 10th of June, is62.
al the advanced 80 Of sevsnty-two YEAR..
aud during her lass lines Vas attended By
her dsughtes cod son-in-lsv. Col. Henry l.
scott Alshoagh bearing the same name.
Col. Scott u not known - relation TO tAe
hero Of the Mexican War. except BY mar
rage. Mrs. Scott Was. In her younger day..
one Of the most dashing bellies OF Nirg.nla,
and II reported as having been very bril-
liant woman bearing on abe palm OF The
era Of her youth. A very curious story y
told Of her early days. AZ the time when 4 y
aid Winfield Scott offered her hir hand
The story goes that she rejected him a' hrst.
but gave him 10 understand that on one
condition she would marry him. be was to
40 forth into the World and win snch posi-
ton az In her opinion would make him wor.
thy Of her. To win her. and 20 make him
self worthy OF her." was now the object OF
young SCOTS ambition: and. IL Ia said. this
thought 50 inspired his heart and stimulated
him that he was enabled 10 accomplish those
heroic deeds Ia the army which have i'm
mortalixed his name and crowned HE noble
head with iaurels. and earned for him his
cosntry's love. honor and respect. So goes
the story. and 10 L. . very romantic one; but.
like many of similar nature that form the
current conversation Of the world. there may
not be even shadow of truth In II. MIS-.
Scott has spout eteat portion OF her latter
years in Paii-. aud the veteran hero not
long since crossed the ocean for the double
purpose OF recovering his health aud sisitine
her la her transatlantic home. The throat
encd difficulties with England. mis.ng oai
Of the Trent affair. were deemed sufficient
cause by General Scott 70 bring him hack "
bis native land. IN which he has aimee re-
nnsined.--N. Y. herald, June ".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

Would that you had some more Burk ~ and
more 0'Connells 70 sneak for you In The
nnttont councils. The oDonoghuess the
Maguires and the Hsnnesseys are not nsieep
70 your wants: but Irshmsn must band to-
gcther TO win their rights. Ny plea Tor Ire
20 night u more just than yours tor seces.ia'
Hyou think disunlon In America bsneneiai.
how much moro 90 would be disunssn be-
tween these Islands. Let mo csndidiy say
10 tho brave Irish regiments who are hight
ing our battles. what one OF their counsy-
men said on another occasion:
Whether on the gslIovs high.
Or la tho batils'syan,
The fttest place fos men 10 die.
IL where he dies for man.
Hurrah. then. for MulligAn. and Kennedy.
aud the gallant Corcor~n. the worthy eocn
tryman OF the shol.pfoof hero Of Winchester
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Amsftcu the IftGnd OF ireland
Iua rsSsn, speech by George Y. Train.
We had the iollosing;
You say. le, the Soath 80. I cay. let
Ireland 20. Cheers, aud voieei "Ire-
land J. nov prospsrous."l Yes, ssld Mr..
Train. bat what has made her sol America.
Who have added wealth 20 our lands the
Irish Who built our factories. sor canals
and railways the Irish And In their sell.
pad labor. because well earned, they Cad
large suns OF money, whicA tAsy hare bs.n
sending back % their people Tor mauy years.
Tea sasliisas sfsrlias siae< fAe fapsiae A
noble trait OF the Irish eharseter. like the
Irish people. add your attacks on Ireland on
Account ct The recent agraFian ontrage> are
most sntair. issos Over yonr crimins' re
cori. and yon win hnd mors brutal murders
~ kns.aed deriag tie isst rear than 10 IEs
iand. Have y0a toFgotsn the Stepoey llar
De-. 4nf the Road murder. and lhaI II No;
tingham fote-f and Covsntrv' Or even
last ~ees. that AZ Nsbchsass. ard another
a Lontonf lo0 have a. dark t~~is on
your calendar ss ireland has. and I csnnot
bear % hear land | ike 50 much 90 an.
kindly spoken of a. she = IN Enelsnd
Les ne ~ 10 The lrsh people. come %
Amsncs. where you are aEssrecl.fec: cone
oFer In thocsan1s and hundreis Of thoas-
As,is. wAsrs A ~sloosse hall sw.is voa. for
Amsricsns cannot forget your deeds Of
brssefy n the dsrk pages q our var ycu
hare fought nobiy Ia oar army. yoa love cur
Union. and Ne hke yeur noble dsvosion %
tie LAID Of yonr sdopsloa Ireland Zoe ia
lrssh. Thonas Frsncls Nsegh<r u nov enc
al - ADD ledge NLcxn sxss native az
FRA. he isnd 81 fsirwcaeu ard brave msa.
E5nuot pdrks ~as also ar fri<hnaa--
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an aggravated form. and
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

URINARY ORGANS,
"'' W. ~ y ora sEmAln.
fisn ~hstsysr esuss originating, an o. nssss
noW LoNG sTxNDiNc.
Diseases OF tkees crEans reCuirc ths "a pfasssl
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Is THE GREAT DirRHflCl
sd certain % have the desir~t essct In ali Dis
eases Tor which a L. rssssDsnded
Rusenee q most reliable aus r,spsnsibls chsf.S,..
c I'm issses1sS o. 3. e essss.
From 70 20 years s,sndssg
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address. securely packed from obssr, alton.
Describe symptoms IN all connSnieasons
cures Guaranteed. Advice Ggagls
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared hefors me. an Alderman q NE
city Of Philadelphia, H. 7. HElNbOf.D, Chemlss, she
bring duly sworn. does ssy that his con
tAins no narcotic, mercury, ~ uiurous drugs hrs
purely vegetable VI. +. HkINBolD
sole Manufacturer
ssorp ana Subscribed before me, the asa DAY a
November. lisa wN. = HIRbAgD. Aiosruss.
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BEWARE OF COUNIssRFKBTs
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Who sndssv@ 20 dispose "a ssH1s c~s" sns 'os~-
ks' Ak1.cExs skrcTAnor sfTxr~rDsf
Hsimbeld's osanins Preparations.
Extract Buchu-
= Improved Rrss wAsa.
iR CUNNINGHAM. :. Z. p DOM Ss
ALL.Es FENCE, G.w PATiucK = CO,
And oil Druggists everyxAor
Ask Fok HKLNBoLDs TAky 40 oTHxR.
AND AvoiDfnPoSrfIeN AND KxPosgRH.
haTchs' e2aAwly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

DIVISION were N reserve and Que on picket
duty They did not at any time fully en-
gage the enemy. Gen. Reynolds Brigade
held the tight. and Seymours the LEFT. The
6ght was opened with artillery. al long range
but the epemy. bnally discovering our tape
riorisy In this arm. forsshorisnrd the range.
and came into close conflict. He EFT.
dertly provoked at bis own ineficiency.
since M she'll we're not destructive In our
on bis exposed ranks 9Th fearful effect
The light seemed 90 increase IN fufy as il
progressed. and finally became the most ter
rife artillery combat VI the var | had been
accustomed Tor nonths. En- The incc~-xut roar
Of heavy guns, but until thst period | had
JAILED 10 comprehend the terrible submit,
Of great battle With acid pieces The up
scas vsa sneeessnf aud desfening fog hoaIs
At times u seemed a. " hfty guns exploded
simultsnsoasly, aud then rsu Of a Intervals
irto splendid die fring--if nv sppl, IN
/ fsutry aescfipfire terms % eaa1snsdlng.
Bat no language can de~cfii.. ssssxfsi gran
deer The enecy q last oassyed con-
bsgcd movement. Po~srfai bodies oftrcops
piapged inlo The sallsy 70 charge cur lines.
bat our nea. .eCarsly posted. s.eps them
s~ay rushle<sly Again and again the des
f. persi> fslloss wefe pushed a The breast
sosks. enly % be more crasll, slaughtered
than before. heantims our force had been
strengthened b. Gyiffa'. B6gsie. Which m
dressed The volams 81 Infantry Gre spd Msr
dndales Brigade cane np % be re.1v Cor
ensrgsncies AZ dsrk 4 ~ss ev1ent the
.sesls hsd enoaEb-murh mere thsn dhcy
I targsine3 for
Their iaf.ntsy Gee hsi enslrel, ssbsiss~
and 80 obsiOn. that tkey ~ers ~itka-~
inr under coTsr e lheir srtiilers. Our ann
oaiier.e< -hich had op~nsd IN fall CIV "a the
start. I'D nes sl.ckss~t "A instant Goa
I prshessitnr he situation fniiy 49, The esa-
noris-s Fiief thsmsslyes 9Th rsnsndoas
energy . panisA tie Iclresiing Zoe. We
have 70 sure o-.os 10 dss<rmins kow nanT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

NURSERY.

/ HAVE PURCHASED the entire
j Nursery stock Of Mr.. Manly. Marshall, CLARK
county. M. and sm prepared 20 furnish all kinds
Of Trees aud Ornamental shrlbpery at the lowest
cash prices. Apple Trees u any sire. from =
inch 10 inches In Diameter. and fr"m one 70 an
years ola
yysdiy y. klIswOhrh.
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HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put UP in large bottles,
and retais for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person. young DID, there not Its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish It
to be- and moreover it has perfume that Is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entiue it To place
every ladv's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing, and your
hair will be even more lifeike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
these according to directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p Will
son Co., Manchester, N II Ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
l.. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
24Tyll NTPELIE Elk, VT.