Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07
What to do With a Green Back.

30 AS TO get back the worth Of many
) gold dollars in single year Every.
= body has heard Of Seth Boyden'
wonderful new strawberry. From AL
accounts, it is marvellous thing-the
berries nearly as big as hens cggs
and as good rs they are large. Deal.
ers were after it, offering as high as
$4,000 for tho plants TO speculate upon;
but we are glad to know that the en-.
terprising Publisher Of the American
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and bought up all the plants, and is
multiplying them in order to qiUe Hea
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plain, practicable, reliable informa-
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Agr'cultWtst, all prepared by practic-
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THE REMARKABLE MLY OF THE
n NORTH.-During the last years, espec-
tally in the cities, political triumph
and advancement have been purchas-
ed as regularly as other luxuries ofthe
land The majority is said to rule. 1t
has been to soften a majority of rich
rogues and rascals, who have fomenL-
cd divisions, scatterd bribes, and ut
times resOrted to intimidation. Care
fully and faithfully ! had learned the
lessons of party politics and to under
stand the character of politicians. |
had known Mrs Seward from my youth,
as scheming, time-seving, aspiring,
unscrupulous lawyer, full of gilded
words and so-called principles-though
these last were always such as he was
convinced would prone profitablein.
vestment For such principle he
was willing to mako sacrifices, and
become the paid or unpaid advocate.
| knew Abraham Lincoln us Il weak
obstinate man of'good nature and
good intentions, with the Jokes and
manners of clown He was fitted by
his honesty to be the tool, rather than
yhc instrument, Of his party What |,
could be expected of him but the
want of all wise craftsmanship which
he has uniformly shown ? I knew well
the real governing powers in the dom
nant party of 1860. The press and
.he pulpit were the power behind the
throne. Horace Greely represented
-he one, and Henry Ward Bcecher
-he other. Mr. Greedy is q kind CON
;cientious man, with"a plentiful lack"
IF comprehension of facts or princi-
'IOS' IuCADOllllOUlSJ uC pull :
pit in the Federal States is represen-
ed by Henry Ward Beccher, brother /
)f the author of"Uncle Toms Cabin F"
lie is an America"man of mark" who {
will use Scripture OF Sharps rifles .
against slavery, or any other argument !
hat would fill his church, increase his :
influence, or float him on the topmost !
wave of popular favor, to the highest /
,lace in the church and the world
Frazer's (Engiand), Magazine,
Esy-'AIy son haven't l told you three /
lines TO go and shut that gate said il
a ather to a four year old. "And hav- g
MT | told you three times l would I
u do it 7 you must be stupid"
ses"There are one hundred and sew
nty-four divorce cases on the docket :
# the Supreme Court in Suffolk coun-
y, Mass.
ns1P~The VOunor lad,- x.ho fooly tbol