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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
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This III tory contains n full exposure Of Popular
DrusIDus relative b the pretended " R9'O-ma-
tious % under Calvin and Luther Henry WILL
Cr4nmor anI Cromwell, by a truthful history Of
their rise, Vrpgro and perscc luons in Europe
down {, the cm grafton OF th, phaIisaic Purisu-
50 u.rics--An account Of 10 cir prosecutions Of
Bapli,ts, Quakcrs, Catholics and other Dissent
ers in NeH England, the BIIs laws AMI Witch
craft --Persscuti'ns Of Dis enters from tie .te
Religion in Virginia prior 70 the Reyolual1 Of
lT7t-Tho severance Of Church and state Il. the
formation Of the United States Govornmont OPP
posed by the popular clergy Of tA4t uay-Iheir
efforts anu those Of their progeny, 10 rcSt5,- po'
utinpl power TO the clergy by uu attempted union
of Church and State-tHe Constitution or the
United States, and most Of tLs States, in the
way and the consequent 'ns!ir cy Of the argy
to overthrow our former happy system OF free
ruyernment-the various means employed n
the first pervcrsion Of Sunday school, m. .lo
Anti Sunday Mail movemaa' Iowa to tho ,ure
and subvertiUn Of the coa mon schools, les. -enies
aud collie ges, from institutions o. leafh o n
zines of ignorance for the cnslavcnout o. he
minds Of The rising generations TO ;hs lie ne
do gmas Of the cl5rEy-t"' rise ,DI re- Of
Native AmCrisnmsn, Ma, hav,sm, H 40
thinEism, Abolition ,m, nd the y1gio. Ter
fanaticsms Of Prieslcraft
An SHOULD subscribe, who wish to ,usint
themselves with histoI.ri r'..s % tLe s.la,est
value at tho present time, or to ann tb'u'c're'
with arguments to oppose Pur.JUuic Pris war,
VIII ch in addition to az cit II curses 1t hG ;.
ted upon our coul try has nos involved u % .
AZ nall mud Z at
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The Visit of the Presl dent to Rlchmonc



richmond, Va, Aprl f. lSG5.-To day,
at about noon, Mr.. Lincoln came up from
City Point taking the boat to Varina and
there tnking horses to this city Along
with him came Admiral Porter, With a
few other persons. The party entered
the capital with feelings that can better be
imagined than described. 1t is not
known whether the occasion remind ed
Mr. Lincoln 'of a little story" but it is to
be presumed that it did.
This coming of the President seems 10
point to peace. 1t is said that Le intends
10 issue proclamation to the people Of the
South, calling upon them to return TO
their allegiance. BY this act the Presi-
dent will ignore the existence Of the Reb-
ell Government, G and appeal to the com.
mon sense of the people, who, worn out
by long and bloody war, will no doubt
set their rulers aside and make peace on
any terms. o
il is estimated that there are 20, 600 I'm
ion people in the City, who will gladly re.
turn 10 the starry folds Of their proper
flag 1t was only by force Of arms that
they bowed to the acts Of the Rebel Gov
erment. 70 this class will be added the
halfway men, who now will Of course be
good Union citizens.
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? i A [, 4 I! +! !! !

Such is the heart-oheering captions to
tho news as given by last Mondays llar-
risburg aud PiItsburs papers received
here on Monday evening. Let rejoice
Let all tho land rejoice and give thanks
How sweet the round Of the
blessed word 1t means restored and
united country; but above and beyond
all, it means that there shall be no more
of brothers blood by broth
e,'s hand Who will not give thanks
and glorify God for such blessingH
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Il Have no Power -

This, We are credibly informed, was the
answer made the other day, by Gov. Cur
TIN, when appealed to by friend Of one
of tho "cti2ens" of this county now cen
fined at Foit Miflin, under sentence Of
the military Commission lately sitting at
Harrisburg.
/. this trlicP
In making this reply, did Gov. CuR-lN
assert the truth? Or did he thus answer
evosively, or falsely?
True answers TO these questions very
deeply concern the people OF this Com
monwealth So far as their personal rights
are interested no other question bears any
comparison with them.
Look at the facts;
Citizens are seized arraigncd, tried, and
condemned, right under the Governors
nose, by tribunals unknown to our laws,
and for offences over which their own par
tisans admit they have no jurisdiction.
This is the case in all its length and
breadth, and heghth and depth.
And GOV. CURTIN, the Chief Magistrate
the Commnuder.in-Chef Of the Militia
the Gousynor of the second State in the
Union, with population as great as that
OF the thirteen Colonies in the days OF the
Revolution, "oworn" to see that the laws
are faithfully executed, and which claws"
were made for the protection Of the per-
sonal liberties of the citizen and in case of
accusation guarantee TO him the right of
trial by jury-says he has mo POWER"
T. - .<-'--l
Gov. CURTIN has all the power" need
ed. All he wants is the wiN And if he
| is true 10 the blood that flows in his own
veins, TO his race, 10 his oath, uE MUST DO
SO. Let him say to Mr.. LINCOLN, "Strike
off these chains Restore these men 10
, liberty Expunge the foul mockery OF
their trial. or MY OATH, which ! regard
above all price, will compel me to call
home the Pennsylvania legions now in
a,.,-,,.r .u,,.,n ,.,.,, ,,r,,,,,.u
-. :, ;.,IaoaI
p,, Gom Co., oon,l ,o, bouo rsed
|n,i. Ior,-oro IN ,,,,ir si,n;Gco,ion II
/. imnos,inIo II h. did fine aotpally
thinks and means that he las no power tc
nrotsc, bis own citizens in their law ru,
and constitutional rights who has? The
on,Uer I. nlain, Tie plop1e hare no pro
,s,gon : Tlcr We,6c, are goae = All pow
orr, is centred in the federal head at
Washington. And from land Of liberty
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3lcn Embellishments.

INEORGE FALE take, th,i method Of iur,rm-
" ing the wa.ermcn Of Clcarfeld county that
no has roftted and reopou5A tbs hotel formerly
kept by H. SchreiRer, at Coxestown, where he
will take especial pain, to ronder satisfaction to
all VINO favor him with thoir patronage.
Coxcs.own, Ayfil -, '6;. drsly.
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lnate people of all hope from human

tunate people of all hope from human
aid.
or the majority OF those below seeking
res but a few escaped, and these only by
rushing on deck at the first alarm. !
Through some agency or other, the hatch
es were closed, audsas the alarm spread
the Consideration OF those below broke all
Ibounds. Alush was made to the ladders,
! but the wild instinct OF selt-preSerVet ton
Ideprived the untorlunateS oil lEeir only
chance ofescape to the deck. those iore-
| most on the ladders were pulled back 10y
ithe crowd that pressed behind, and IN the
strurgle that followed the ladders We're
Ipulled down and every attempt TO replace
Ithem was thwarted by the blind ana deS-
ipairing efforts of the uniortunates lheln-
isclyes. Tho cries from below became
but they were unheeded
at that terrible moment OF common dan
Ger to all. Within haitian hour the yei-
Isel was wrapped III flames, and taose on
deck had disappeared in the engHlphing
waves, very few cscnping TO the boats /;
land even many OF those who first gained
them we're, 10y the roughness OF the sea,
Icaps,zed, their places being taken 10y those
who were able 20 combat, for a Orer space,
the waves, which we're then running
mountains high. Michael S. BrockeW, u
member Of the Fdty-slxth regiment ana
Ione orinlyrmants, entered the first boat
lowered, along with the captain OF the
steamer. lie and eight others were IN
the boat for nearly four hours, and II was
only at intervals that the burning steam
er Gould be dI,cerned as she drItIud away
on The breakers The steam had 1 uot been
turned off, AMI thus imIolled 10y wind,
steam and sail, tue doomed vessel, one
broad shee. Of flame, hurried TO two-fOld
destruction. The screams and imploring
clies Of help, shouted in vain, coming
more and more family over the stormy
waters. Besides the first boat was lower
ell. in which Mr. Brockett was, there we're
two others got clear Of the steamer, con
taiDing ab )ut 3j persons In all, and these
we all tn 4 e.caped.
There were about fifty women and
!, children OH board refugees coming North,
but not one was saved. Mr.. George w.
William. of tho 56th, gtilanlly risked his
% life in an effort to rescue one woman. He
.,u5ceededln getting her on the same
,I.rl, os he himsrlf clunp TO. bat when
o. hnorI, Oil cor,o ,bo wa. nagl all suceor.
,ho ;t,,,ersi,n in tbe ryot,rnn the cold
haying dana lgofr fatal work. There were
.,iy," ssoycn ,S5le refugees. bat three Of
,.hc,,. ,,ora saveI Therc rcre twenty ix
o,,i,.iaJ man of,ho ION Missouri, on the
a,''', ,l'a;r b,o,ns. mana Of iLe,e we're
o way " E,on, Iha ovhonsrion they had
S"'i'' 'ni,,,,,o ,' a,l ,ilo snfFsrings tboy wsre
I,,rt,,, on'IC, ~ tLcir baIf-suLr3errad boats.
o"a,r me r,1n,s,i tlrealoneI Win Geuruc.
% ,n' al hnrn or heinz rssepcl was diving
M, oCtbo few ,,ryiyo,s Of this tclible cal.
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BarGold appears but slightly affected
by the favorable news from the vicinity OF
Richmond II varies from IS TO l5t,
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SETTLE UP :

A LII persons indebted TO tho undersigned, or
N to the firm of PASSMORE & STEVENS,
are requested to come forward and ssttlo withou
delay. Now is the time to save costs.
q. {. PASSM0RE.
ClearReld. April u, 1865. LM
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 100, Che,inus street.
PHILADELPHIA.

vVHIs HOTEL is pleasantly situated on ~.
North side Of Chestnut street. few vi 4,
above Seventh. Its central location mas, ~.
particularly desirable to persons Vi'iuns
City on business or pleasure. vn
CHAS N. ALMOND
tss,sn. NaussH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12

AT HonE-,Soope. the last JacObin
organ. He is spread out, bsfouling the
types, all over it.
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STRANGE TESTIMONY. Some very strange
things have been perpetrated by the eX-
cessivcly loyal during the progress Of
this terrible war but for man to talk,
vote, get himself exempt from the DRAFT,
favor a vigorous prosecution Of the var
by pro1y in short, doing every thing
that an Abolitionist can do, and then so
before the "Slar Chamber at Harrisburg
and SWEAR that be is a Democrat /. is
stranger than fiction.
We are at loss to account for such in
consistency, except upon the ground that
excessive "loyalty," like excessive virtue,
often plays strange rranks,
"Skesicks' had no trouble in arriving
at The conclusion that that was either a
very hard oath, or very Lard Democracy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12

A HrPoCRITE-" Skcsicks" knows u
man livinga few miles from town--a
sharp-raced, squeakirg-yoiced, able-bodied
man, quite as able to shoulder a musket
and man the trenches as one-half OF those
now in the service-who has talked for
war, PRAYED for war, and voted for war
for the last five years, yet he has never
taken the FIRST step towards yindicaling
the principles which he processes; and
recently when his son received "a call -
not from on High, from whence il was
!. - - - ~,";I ;I'io" rhanl
at Ridgway-he went, with big tears roll
ing down his cheeks, land perhaps few
greenbacks in his pocket, to a gentleman
who is presumed to have controlling in
huence with Provost Marshal CAusDsLL,
begging and pleading with him TO 60 tc
Ridgway and get lis son crenps'
Now, we can assure this Lypocrite that
if the price Of Grape shall 60 up and the
smut mlehipe shall 90 in mourning" il
will not be for the defeat of Lees army
but for the reason that such hypocrite,
and towards are permitted to beToul the
community in which they live. "Skesick'
thinks that man lad better deyoto hi:
talmtT to peddIing frozen apples at two
prices, and cease slandering his neighbors
And We think "Skesicl.s" is qbout right
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T aides Furs, Purchasers may rely upon get
IL ting the best Fur. ,t CHAs. OAkfokD
Suns, Continental Hotel, Philad's jan, II
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PUBLIC VENDUE !

yB,H L. subscriber will expose to PUBLIC SALE
at his residence in Bradford township, on
Friday, 2lst April, tho following described prop.
erty:
Two Span Of Horses and Harness, Timber.
Slcds, Log chains, Long Sled, 2 Fresh Cows
and Hoiiler, Hogs, Plows, Harows and
other Farming Utensils. Household and Kitck-
en- Furniture, such as stoves, Beds, nsdstoads
Tables, &c. Also, small lot Of ClOverseed.
6zS'~Salo to commence nj 10 n. I,, when dus
attendance will be given and terms made known
by DAVID ASKEY.
Ap II, tdspd.
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the great wort
N "LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL, pRIS'
ONS.' Soldiers, Ladies, any one can sell il.
H. 4, GOODWIN.
hp l2-F5- I'm. Syracuse, Ny.
CTATEMENT OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY
II ~
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CTATEMENT OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY
- BANK, for the month ending March 3ist,
1865:
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TIE HISTORY eE
Wholesale 4 RETAIL,
SOL BROADWAY, ~ J.

'ROTESTANT PRIESTCRAFT
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80 following i one ofshe resolution. y
~, p'''o'm adopted BY the Convention
,a zen nonins'ed LINCOLN a Cheese /,
80 ~" veil 70 ,ske look q !, oee,.
drif.ed: ~ re nsve
NJ. y Su,'h-Tbst the msin:ainsnee ipv;o.
N, Y. ~ rights Of the States. and esrse;.
ron,.a, y. leni o. each State 10 order ~
$500 y' 's Own Judgment exclusively !. y.
4. 49, . inst balance Of power on ~.
~ p..,ee,lon and endurance Of on, n.,.,'
l..,. snn cepends; and We cepou,fs -.
y rs,.;, 'nsss'os BY armed force q snv S,,,s
y .y' no matter under whst pre,sx,
.m0ne The graves Of crimes.
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JASPER COURlEll.
TO Contributors.

As our design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments o.
active industry in every part Of the
county, We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
Pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois. items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us al
the news, incidents. general iniorma-
ton, and mineral discoveries In your
respective neighborhoods.
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Trimming Trees

think the best time to trim tree:
is during the growing season. in The
ozark Of the moon," as at that time
they will not bleed. or run sap. which,
they will do any time during the new
or light Of the moon.r and will con
time to run, and turn the bark black
70 the ground. ANY one can prove
the fact for themselves by cutting of
three or four limbs two inches from
the trunk Of the tree. in the slight Of
the moon. and let them run till the
dark, then cut two Of the stubs close
off to the stalk, and Won will find that
the other two will run every slight Of
the moon" and not heal over. while
the two that were cnt over the second
time will dry, and heal over very soon
Ny experience j., the sap flows
mp and down. every month. through
the growing season. and as il descends
then is the time t. trim all kind. ~
trees. When trees are trimmed AZ
that time. the wound dries no. ana
closes the pores in the wood before
the flow OF sap returns. When The
limb is cut of when the sap i flow
ing up, it runs on: and keepsthe rores
Open SO at every return of the rise Of
the sap il will run ont for wears. and
u the tree is small il will almost cease
to grow.
Iowa.
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INDIANA SoInrEKs. zee fraaYen
oo''cr' o. d'sersc~iui uuirages conmns-d b,
soldiers ~ho are sbOut u depart from !. ,uis
''''e '"d other places for Some. or ~h-r
p''s''s through 'owns on their rout. nj.
"'eh'y gratifying hist 10 On these notice.
ave not seen solitary Indiana reri
"p"es'ed 10 these scenes Or niscvn-
'ue'- Iss matter q State pride and con.
t,''''s''0n that Indians soldiers hsve prov
:. themselves - orderiIy snd gen,Iemenly
I" nome Or 20 pescefui section : - ,bev we,.
0'se end irresistible 10 The face of ne sp..
1'es o. their Government. Thu. -, !,
'0"'inue 10 be ever.-EvsnsviIle Journal
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Work. Nike q CNNNvuN.
WC R\OOA PINS

are the most sctive and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
excitii hat organ TO such an extent =
that fystem does not relapse into IL
forme ,ndition, which Il too ant 70 b
the case with simply purgativc pill.
They are really a
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HTThe Supreme Cour, .: the STATE :
Ne~ York have issued . perpetual iojanc
ton sgsinsi Eaton and Jenkins for counter
'e""r Ayers cathsric Pills holding Ihen
responsible for The cruel imposition in wh.l
they have done and restraining them from
further ike injury to the public. Ii 90,
class Of our people more than smother needs
the interpretation " IsS 70 shield them from
'mposture. j. Is the sick and suffering who
are unable 70 protect themselves. A rene.
dy % universally employed IS Ayers Pills
~ sll classes both 70 cure and proven, dis
ease. should as il does. have every security
he Law sffords II. from counterfeit, nd imi-
'sion--l Cabinet, Schenectady.
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= eternal Revenue. Fire, Di.,r;e, ,.a,
s S-e Office. jasper, JuIv Ian Iss-
UTICE 10 hereby pivea ]. 1ooo
=, Section twenty. eirh, ~ sqnfed oy
Go r.'ce Internal Revenue. - 800. ns' .
ppOssrnDen, and to pay The ;o y support ne
i., S.' g. Debt" that he As.es.e,,s 81 'ne
Dc u nj IS NC District embracing ,hs ,...
tor d. vs .o ,se. TAX. LICENSES. ~
. nssecfcr's Office. and ~ 800 orned 70 the
y, 'sa !. within TEN DAYS s,o 80 ~. que and
s,i.n = July, 1865. from which IN 'as I1ih
~. r'd q. = nv ofiee 10 JASPER ~. ume will
i I,o o' :; 2 d:y during he line -, lens. ss@.in
p.yns = ,sss ,s ED iszes. and il S.i.n
tilion Or TEN MN the time specified The al
-, win attach go ~ g &c, esn,um prescribed 81
.1c ~ 81 cases be colIec,.g
III, I IN, IN 10, Division. Let DIs,r,e,n ~;
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The Presiden rs Health.
NV Yopr Al,

The Herld's Washington special saws
I'oueh'h- President hes derived much ben.
~ ~" h's is'e water excursion. he doe.
mol sppesr % be completely restored. II.
vas obliged % limit himself 10 verv briel
'ud'erces to-day. and wss unable 10 Sc -,
me this evening. Hopes are en,ersi,.s
hist ne will he sble 10 hold the usual OK.
met meeting tomorrow. though !, i b. ~
means certain that he viii.
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Af~ pFk offrspau
oAss :. Aug 4. "a. ssys: 4pn = sis LIZ.
coins recent visit 20 the .sfroui,r he pro.
PHe'y q issulng Thisky rations 10 The army
~as discussed with General Grant. who
favored the measure. The Presidep, -.
marked with hi. usual eogent simplicity
mat whatever i beneficial 10 the health N
ne civilian will certainty prove sdvan,s.
geou- g the health q The soldiers, and a.
nesriy every ind'sidual residing ia m.rshv
districts throughout, the country can a,res,
% The merits Of Robsck's Bitters a.. pr..
sen''ve u febriIe complaints. by u.ipy ,b.m
70 me army the malaria Of sxsmp.. and
Fever 70 The camp. may like the enemy De-
defed.
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NJ. FREADMAs. jasper;
FRsD. HorrmAs, Hsrbison Township:
john Il. HorFnAS, Columbia Townshisf
GKo. HOFFMAN,, Harh.son Tow nship;
GEo Il. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
JoHS O. BEcEnAS. Ferdinsnd-
ERssr PicEHARDr, Huntinc,e,o
l.. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
srdbv Druggists & Merchants ser whs,s
q W. ROBACK, Compornde fSromsel
B'tters, Blood Pills, hi tiIler > 4 Msnufs.-
tufer q Cstawba and Swedish Cssnd,es a..
allki nds Of the finest Dome.ic Liossr,
which arc sold. Wholesale or Ia any desired
quantity, a. Nos. SO. 50. 80 and 81 East
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ONE pen writes, her daughter w.
cured Of fts Of nine years standing, and
s. viius dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
afier his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Arus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism or eight
years.
Cases innumerabIe Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Plls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

4 The udrrsigned respec, r,
fully informs the pub,;c -,
VA. ne has now. and viii constantly tesa
20 hand' o. manufacture 10 order. al NM
la.es' ana mos fashionable varieties n IN.
n''ure' snch os Wardrobes, Bureaus. psd
s'tads, Tables, Lounges. and l.rgs ...a.,
ment q chairs. Of the beet styles. r. !.
specuu'iv invites those desiring sny,hioo !,
n's me. 70 call and examine H. s,ocL
'o'e purchasing elsewhere, a. h. i caas
cent ne can please them. al his sbor - ,.' 80
corner o. Newton and Porrersyjlie .,,ss," ~
De- a. -. JACOB ALLIES.