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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

FoR GENERAL DEBILITY. lack of appetite, or
when strengthening tonic is needed, Per
kins. Stern &Co.'s Pacific Wine Biiters, will
be found invaluable. For sale by all druggists
and grocers, aud wholesale 81 aud SO La
Sale street, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

If YOU want to know how to cook a meal
for Blk persons at cost OF one ceni, send for
descriptive circular to X. B. Mitchell, Chica-
go, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

WOMEN AS RAILROAD CoNDUcroRs. ! Be-
ing informed that the special train would
leave at 6, l was ready at that honr.
but the conductor being drunk, had gone
off an hour before, and was anxiously in
quiring for me at evory stopping place
along the line. At the end of the ronte a
large audience waited my coming. My son
and lyceum managers telegraphing,
"Where is the train?' where is Mrs.
Stanton?" At the other end stood tired,
disgusted, indignant, replying, Here am,
but where is the train?" At 8 O'Clock, AS nc
train returned, went back to the hotel,
bag and baggage. lin good state of mind
to say damn it) while the audience at Mon
ticello dispersed at 9 o'clock, cursing all
womankind. NY son overheard groups
here and there say, 'Just like woman;
'.Never can depend on them"
Please remember, dear sirs, that such are
the results of your own management Wo-
men have not one word to say about rail-
roads. stages, bridges When We hny.. IN,
what order and harmony will reigni-
With sober women for engineers and con-
ductors, there win be no smash-ups nor
running off before they are sent When
the women Of Iowa vote, there will be de-
cent roads and bridges, and trains Ia
friendly relations with each other, and tel
egraph operators who know that. despatch
means send quickly, and not lay on the
shelf-Reuolution
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

The Directors of the Washington Life are
some of our best and NEST reliable men i'm
the city. THOMAS CARLTON,
Methodist Book Concerp New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

Our BEST physicians sanction and recon
mend the use of Halls Vegetable Siciian
Hair Renewer. Let all who are gray applyit
HURLBUI 4 EDsAIL's, leading wholesale
druggists of the Northwest. corner Lake
street and Wabash avenue, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

The advantages to commerce which these
figures indicate ought to make the Suez Ca
nal one of the most profitable as we'll as
useful enterprises in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

SEE ADvEKTIsEsEsT of DIR. Butts' Dispen-
sary. headed Book for the million-M..R-
RIAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

Srop your hair from falling ont by using
Hau's Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover, a
sure prevention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

A BUSINESS Man WASTED.-A general agent
is required by one of the most successful Fire
Insurance Companies founded by leading
men of New York. 4 gentleman well qualified
for the business will find this am unusual OPP
portnnity to secure good territory. and .
valuable contract. Address with information
and references, SUPERISTESDENT.
1tsf Washiopfon Sr Chicapo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

THE Washington Life Insurance Company,
of New York, possesses a combm stiln at
every desirable feature known to the bust
ness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

The DysPEPrIc.-The trials and sufferings
of the DyspeptIc can only be realized by
those so unfortunate as to be afflicted by this
disease, and yet how many OF them suffer,
and continue to suffer? Why they 90 this 30
patiently it is impossible to tell. 1t may be
from ignoranre 81 any certain -fmedy, or, Il
may be from pI pIejudice ..e siRst the use oi =
Patent Medicine. Hoohsnd's German Bit
tiers has cured thousands of the worst cases
OF Dyspepsla, ana eacn gay adds new names
Bitters . trial. Hoofiand's Bitters contains
no liquor in any form.
Hoofand's German Tonic is q combine ion
of all the ingredients Of the Bitters, with
pure Santa Cruz Rum. anise, orange, &C.,
making preparation OF rare medical value.
The Tonic Ia used for the eame diseases as
the Bitter, IN cases where some Alcoholic
Stimulus is necessary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
An Astounding Discovery in Chemistry.

Mr.. Theophile Ladislas Zchweskcfski
one ofthe cleverest pupils of Baron Liebig,
has made an astounding discovery IN
chemistry, viz: the ailicious and aluminous
ethers. 1t is but necessary to pour into q
champagne glass certain quantity OF
these two others to produce almost in
simultaneously the most magnificent stones
combined with very pure oxide oI
iron the aluminous ether produces
ruby; with sulphate of copper, the
sapphire; with salts of manganese, the
amethyst; with salts of nickel. the emer-
aid; with salts of chrome, the silicious
ether produces the different colora.
tions ofthe topaz. These ethers evaporate
with penetrstive perfume, which several
persons have declared to be very agreeable.
The salts crystalize very regularly as soon
as the liquid part has gone. The corindons
obtained through this means are not quite
as hard as the natural ones; but. if the
operation is carefully done, tho brilliancy il
admirable. The silica and the alumina
which constitute the earths and CLAWS are
principles easily found in the different
parts of the globe; and the preparation OF
the new ethers, though delicate. costs very
little. This discovery will bring forth a
revolution not only in the jewelry, but
in most of our industrial arts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

are lively at the theaters. Hackett. at the
Opera House, in his character of Fallsiaf.
draws crcwd. Lucille Western, at McNick-
er'-, attracts fair audiences, and Dick Dariinr
delights full houses nightly at AIken's Mu-
seum. d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
ANOTHER TRIAL
AMUsEMESTs

is to be made next Wednesday afternoon.
There was a tremendous crowd at the last
tlial. and doubtless will be at the next.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

9obofeu. : (Selbfmoro.) Bon einem
Der Sobotenf iSdbrboote ipran9 am Sonner'
ftaee Nbenb elm Wann, oem Anitein na9 elm
Seuti1er in ben Strom. Sn auf8ere9ter
Weiis hberities er 6as eiIerne Sbor uno mar
10 idneG in Der IusIbbrun9 Der 89ai, oaB ter
tbm na1eilenpe 8ootstne6t ibn ni9t mebr
efeilsn fonnte. Ri9ts fpnnte fur cen lln8lhd
lideu 9etban tperoen, DO er nibt mebr. an eis
Gberfldde fam, Nur Der Sut tuaro aufseliIbt
unO Oarite bisier sur Sosniifi5irpns bfsWlan
Hes beitragen, .w .r r. ag III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
SermtIdte Scrid)te.

Sn y lnir Co., Ya,, purOe Der 10 Sabr
alte Sares Sbanuon, ais er Seraoe 9e8en
Oen S4ornFtein lebnte, bonn BliBe, Der in Den
2eBteren ihlug, aet6otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
g. Baltimore NO, Ntontag, ben s. Nngnf 1870.

gerurtbeilung bes M6roers zines sea6teter
bieIisen Biirgers lit. @lhdliaerpeiie oarf
tb tiberJeuQt fein, oaB Iotpobl Superintsnoert
Suuroan als Der Siitrittsanpalt uno isine
@ebtlfenQlqes, mas in ibrer Ma8t IieQt, aufs
bieten meroen, um eas bis ieBt ouutle @es
be;mniB ~ entbhasH. SD babe Die pobl8e'
griinOete Soiinung, es iueroe Der SbulOl8e
in ueniaen 5aeru ben Sdnoen Der Berehttg.
teit iiberlieiert peroen uno era9te es onrum
FIR 9ebOten, Sic nitt iu entlaHeu, iOnOsrn
Sic 3u eriuhen itb in Bersti9aft ju balter,
um iofort Der NuIiOroerung oes @erihtsbofes
5olae leiiten Ju tBuuen" Der Gbntauu Der
@si6pOrenen, Sr Saliibaw, ia8te in grtpi
oerung, rie aeiamnte SurV Ttimme ben ans
ibten oes Rihters bon Ser1er bel uuO tutiroe
eintretenoeu Galtes nit Siu8ebuug ibre Yili6t
ju erihqen iu1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
9ie Grmoronng gtatbaa's III

. #
Hems Y)Drf, E. Nugrit. - Ser W6roer
Watban's lit mod nidt enibtdt bpd III Die
Yoli5ei unermRolid ib6tiq, nm ibm auf Die
Spur su fomnten. SaB bic Nathan ihe
iSamilie nod ipeitere Belobnungen titr ole
gntoedung oes IR6roers uno Nutlinoung gez
piiier Artitel ausssieBt bat, bab.n mir loon
In elmer frhberen Humuler mitBetbeilt un0
traaen hermit nod bic einaslnbeiten nad.
I Die iSanlilie gibt eine 8elobnuna BON $l0,=
900 fir Die Yerbaftuus uno ue6erfabruu9
oes W6roers. Cine Bslobnung BON $3.50 ftir
ben, Der bic bret Sianlantbenotnopie, Die benz
Gritla9enen ab8enommen puroen, tr8enouo y
entoedt ooer 5urid9ibt. Sauieno Dollars
fur Die soloens Anterubr nit auiiprinpenoenI
Btdsl, 10 2inien Surhmeiler. Nr. 5657; 9tas
me oes fsabritanten @omarD Jerre8aur. 70
3 Sooann sl25 fir Die gntoefun8 elmer ats
mooiiben ubr, nit msibem 3fiierblatt - eine
nabsre geidreibuns miro n5t scsebsn- mel
DE aus benz 8sloibranfe geitobsn ipnroe.
| fSuntbunbert Dolls. 8slobnung Sent. Der oas
itdpierne Bell (dog), tpel6es ais Woroipaffe
benuBt ipIrbe, toentIfi3iren fann. Gin tols
DIES 9Berf3eus piro uon SbifsItmnsrleuten,
pumpenma9ern u. |. p. gebrau1t. y $500
fiir Senjenigen, Der am Wor8en, OILS Der
Woro befannt puroe, Die &reppe oerWdtbau's
jden Wobnnng binauiitieg. etn Stat pttHes
Yapier auibob uno nit O.mlelben torfging.
Sje 8eIammtIumnte Der aus3efsBten Sslpb -
itunsen belduit iib auf $4,000. Ar. 5aat4aH
III Sn Betreli Dss milterieulen 45apiers, bon
peul tn Obtgem Die Reoe mar, tbsilen mir
/ LJolsenbes nit Gin 3eiiinssiunse, oer 8esl
| fp56ulid auf Der Wortreppe oes Natban'tben
1auiss ieint 3siiunssn ial5t, lab am 5reitas
Worsen INT 5 llbr. Dab Die 5austbare oiteni
itanb.9 Or permutbete, oaB Die Stsnithoten
inon bel Der eano isie1, uno sins auf bic
! Freppe oes Rsbsnbauies. 8on bort aus be- 3
merfte tr, fple ein Utauu NIT eiueut Bledteiz
lei IN Der Sanp, pl6Blih Dor Dem Nai9an's
hsen pauie feben blieb Die Rreppe blnauf8ing
uno rin Napier, bas aui oerielben lag, aifs
bob. Der Rnabe a1tsie Nnlangs lpenig auf
Dieieu umftano, bod, tbeilts er DEN 6ia Der
Als sefsrn Ole Mitslieosr Der @tano .Surg
I i'm @erittsboIe trihiensn, biflt Hidter Beoa
fero cine tnr5e Anipra1s, IN Dtldtrer bejas'
! lid Der Grmorouna oes Drn. Watban. einigel
bebsiitia,ae Berertpnssn md6ie; u. a. ia8te
er: .lbean cine Granb SmID ibre Ntbeiten
bspdltist bat, 10 lit ss 8sbrnud, oielelbe 8u
entlaiisn. 2eute hatte.itb es.Itir meint Yili6t,
BON eieisr Rsaet cine MlsnahuIe ,au ma1sH-
gs III in unierer Stabt cine untsrIudun9 IN,
@anse, osren gnoawsd bic grSreifuus uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

6rau 4brab bam tntOln bat elm
9anfiArsibsn aus Tranffurt a. W. an Srn
). 3. Grne, philadelphia, 9eri6tet, iu0rin
iie oieiem flr isine 8emHbungen ibr cine 9ens
ion pom Gon8reHe 3u peribuifsH, innisen
6nnf nhffntfpt W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
menmeIlsr FRr ReIienbs.
BnItInprr.ohip aIfrnbahn.

RaA GlIsn gtattonta-um 8 ubr WOrs.fS,
enb Dtnesksr, etreBbur8 uno 9pti4snplast
am CS sditass agsseRSGGltE no ,lt SSnnassl Cs S
CfeEburg pta MdnaNas. .3ap.Babu.
&u9 bem sBt ftn - um unb 8 As Nbtnos.
sIOrs lnO u s.c5 QbeuSs jaassenOmmeus sonntassl:
Etad gIItentt Gttp II. !. p;-um 40 uno $50
Usor8ens unb 8 80 9tG6m. 5onntass aus9sncmmtO
un0 na6 mount Ntrep I'M 5 ubr glatin. ,
Rda G8 afbtHgt0H- um 40. sos, z. SlO hhe
II 80 WlorgtHs un6 g. s. 55, AS uno $50 absnos.
Ra& GuuapDIis - um un6 n.SO Btorsshs
Son 1 IIiTotpr tim &. .45, rs II. e.25 ROt.
gems uRb 12.45 2 so, 4.I0. $40 I. As uno Abenos'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @iftnbahH
Rae &9uGOsIP9ta. 3% Y dsmit attSRsn Il SBsI
glnb I'd etdtDarer y / enb q IN" UNI 10 utpr'
gtns (SoHntngs dusaenomnenl,
Esrrpotue uad port 9spOIt abbessnol I'M 900 VtOr'
9eus (SorutaQs ausqeuommen).
0ad9 95tfaSsiP 6i unS 81 ep.gorf tEa in
EBtlmingou nit Der yDelapare @tenbabn" osrbnDsno)
nm {. 40 Radmttdas Sonnta9s ausqenomrenl.
gadl ben StuttOuen bis Bort 9epOitt-
nm utr Natmttags tSunntdgs aus9enommen):
Rdd Ybilnnt tlpb ia - nm Z % Nbenes, ta9ln.
Rud 9ttpr 9orI- GgprsBius mn O.4O abenos.
taeI@.
sbFldeslpbia.EjaItu. GentraI. @tftnbabn
beglGSt Baltimore uiu 25 Uorseus uuo 2.4O 9ta@m.
Ssinet,@Hrenu: SIR. 147 Deit'S SaItimoreitrafs.
B6rblid,e Gentrdl. g ifeubabu.
Rad Bittsburg, oem Wei uHo Rots
ben bis an bic Nta8arGs6dIle, an allen Sta.
9toueu ,uiIhrn Baltimore uuo DOrt aubalteuO GBltn
um 755 ViOrgens Sonnta8s aug9enommsHl.
benb ts'g8ilItamsportun uno Grts- tG8Iib UNI
Il. Is Radmittaes (SountG8s aussenommsfil.
Ru6 Pittsburg, ben y tGgara'G allen unn
BuffuIo- tGaldj I'M II 90 Absuos
gtnh Ptttsburg un0 Dem Sh D ptfen, an
ben pauptatioreu jlpldlen Baltimore nno Sarrisburg
0nbGltsuo - tagIt6 UNI 7.4O Ibsnos (Sonna8s ausst'
Aonlrren.
WeRii6e RarpGdnOer GtIsnbabn-u - UNI
7 .55 Ylpreens uno $50 9tddmittags.
ga6 Settpsbur8-nm nm 755 Vsor8sns uno 12.l
Stadmittass. .r
Slatb 6anoptr-um 7. .55 ROrgcns uro 1918 unO
$50 Wadmtttdgs.
GumberIGnOer $bnlsBabn-um 7.65 YRors
gems uuO 215 9tadjmtass
Rad Dort - tdsIib um $50 Raantttass tsonu.
ugs dusgenplHfter).
Blaa BGrIton t68Iia nm $50 Ra&m. tSouns
tags ousgenommeu).
Nad VI bluuo- tdgItd um 10. 20 Vtorgens sptlts
tags auBgenommeu.
Billet. .Sarcau: SIR. o. RorosGaIprrtHr.
@atunsoiuer $ferbebabn.
Stlnolth BON 6 nbr Rorgrrs bis ubr abenos, l
nbr nusgenominer. Sonnags ftnolth pun S ubr
Wlprgens bis rbr Nbenos uno ieos balbe StHOe bon
2-7 nbr Ibenbs radl louoon Yart.
Rah GlIteott ttg-um uno 10 ubt Uturs
gems uno uno 6nbr RadlmtttGgs. 3uritdfebren0 bon
@ltectt 9g UNI urO 10 ubr Worsens Hno uno
Qbr Nad]mldgs. - An Sonntd9en nm uno 10 Ilbr
Worgens rno 2, 4 uuo ubr Ndd)mtttdgs tad uno
auo 10 ubr Wlorgtns unO 3, 5 unO ubr 9taamittags
oon glieOtt Gitp.
guresSpaS @fsrbebabn
Nam otp iontpWn fiinOltd bon ubr RorStns
bis II ubr Nberos.
Rah SoOaustopu I'M 8, 6gE. TX uhS 8X ubr
I'm Sonntaeen I'm I0E uno 1l4 ubr Wor9ens
une l2H. X, TX, 3%, AZ, 5A uuo 6k ubr Nadlm.,
nn0 oon Bopdnstopu berher, ut 10 unb l2 llbr Wors
gsiis uno l. 2. s. 4, 8, s, 4 uuO ubr 9laamittnss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

9ie 81. gouifer 5trma o. BON
Yaul u S6bne bat an leBten Sanlta9e
einen 4uftra8 auf 2ieierun9 BON $4,000 8ons
men Seu erbdlttn, bic 10 idnsa als mo8lh
nab 5rantrei6 beri6ifit weroen iollen. Der
Breis BON Seu lift 8eSenpdrta isbr bod unb
balbueBs CUTE Oualtt6t 1T nipt pnter SIG per
Tonne 3u baben. gu oieiem 9reiie rulroe
Der Auitrag einen Setrag BON $S00O0O er'
geben. E..It s.-' s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

gtbbbunB Der No9ue Der Sees
leute in Der 6lotte. = Die G0bue al.
Ter angeiporbensn Seeleute in Der 6lptte ftno
auf Nnorbnltng Oes Yrdiioenten Grant um
monattib $l50 erb6bt iporoen. 9tele
@rb0buus If aud auf Die Wafters at Irms,
Gpotbeter, NsOmen, 3ablmeilter, Sbreib:r
u. a. SednIitltere auspeoehnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

9te bepOrftebenOe QBettfabrt. =
Die cambria" unp uAmerita@ lie8en bel
Staten Sslauo, 9,;D. Dor Auter. gfSleet'
ming, vSoler" uuo vAlarnt" 9ingen 6reita8
Na9nlitta9 na6 Der untern Bai ab. Sb Die
sSaunt!eB' ii@ an esr 8ettfabrt betbetltsen
ten Ocean. .gDetifabrt tart gelitten baben uno
nod niGt polIf6nbia ieethbti9 lein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
AlmDlanO Driltania

9pISs MnS lf1berplattirte 9Saaren.
Gtablirt it 1850.
~ Spimcs. GigentbHnter. .....
SD babe iebt cine 9(eperld9e ber WcGaffreO's Wtis
HtalisHs panolllrgl btr. goo, K8eff Saittmoreftr,
ir Die NusieIlung uno ben Seriauf BON
gnlbz unb iilberplattirteu Maarrn
etgsusr 6abr erbust unO bite um ,sttiss S,atsans
ullo Gun1. .-0 as. il' :
Durdl Die been Grbelttr unb inebr ola 40iGbrge Gr.
abrung as 6abriiant bin id befdbiat rgenO enen Nr.
tIcl III meusr SeihGitsbraude bon Der beitsn Guadt
aul bic bette g9eiie nHO na benz neuesn Uuttr anIu'
fertigcn. ...f
NusbcTcrn unS BieOerpattiren ieOsr Hrt OIrO iors.
fGltig uno pintlh beorgt
$lattir. uHb GHsr0S Strfanfssimmtr, sr.
12, BaHt Zane.
Babrte: eir. A6, 6Rprb. 6DIIihapftr., Baltimore
Wto, t5uli+, ,39Rte. leo SANITY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
80. Sa6rgGng.
gpe3ia( : Ot0ti;ert.
@rIhrr nna,nlrih,n

$4,000 lit summen bon $loO 5000 $500, $4oO
$500 5000, 500, $500 5000, $1,000, $1,000 $4,000
$4,000, $4,000 ooerudd1 BesbeH 0dberss bel %. Dob:
Sdp, Dtdtler, Rr. 4, 0purtlanoftr. (Wai26.IS. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
Se. $. gSaIib,

Sfrieoensri1ter,
Nfr. o., Siortb, Strafe.
VIE sefsbldsu 4apiere iueroeu prompt ausqeTeriiet
@t1,stebungcn oon Itistttn uuo geibditsrrdnungeu
iptroen an 9bas. 9. Gonneuee eusn erabrsnsu Beams
ten. tber9ebeH l5uni17 ,3Ute)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08

Sn B Ill IN NJ sDur8, R.s2) serietben
i'm Rapjbe bic Sriioer Sbomas uno Mn0reD
Wurpbp nit elnanber in Streit Der oamit
enoiste baB Sbomas ben anoreiu nit einem
Sai9enmeiitr eritat. laa lvlldubt =
Sn BrooflDn, ". ". fno 6ereiis
$1,000 In Die &aie oes pairtotii1sn Shlfs.
Yereins seiloien. ,. 'r
General See berneint in etnsm Smreibtn
bic tbbri9te Ansabe DaB er Der fran8bEltsn
Hegierung feline Sienite anaeboten babe,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-10-05
The ".snfionni I.arel.,

The everlasting Niger turns up IN
Il new and sharp role this season in
the Cotton States, instructed by
New England Pbilanlropists in both
morals aud finance. lie entered into
Cotton speculations last spring, by en-
gaging largely in the cultivation Of
that profitable staple, and making
contracts for planting and gathering
the crop on the shares. Sambo did
not farm long before he wanted some
cash to pay his New England instruc-
tor, and for other nick nacks. Before
the season was half over be had
drawn nearly half as much money as
his share of the crop was worth, and
the consequence was, that .tenths
Of the "wards" had to mortgage their
portion Of the crop to the owners OF
the soil. The picking season arrived
but the "pct lambs" refused TO help
gather the crop because they have SO
little vested in it, and therefore much
Of the crop will be lost because the
niggers refuse to fulfill their contract.
1t was the design, no doubt, of their
"loil" instructors and carpet bag
friends, to filch all the niggers wages
and then help him cheat the owners
Of the soil out of the crop. This seems
to be the mission of these nasal
twanged philantrophists who have
found their way down South. Max
ing rogues out Of the grcatar portion
Of the negro race seems to be the
work of loyalty. What "grand NOR
al IDEAS these creatures do inculcate
Cheat the niger out Of his wages
and then help him cheat the landlord
out Of his cotton crop.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-10-05

"l'uE GOVERN RNMENT.-A bitter fight
is raging in the Radical party, in Mis-.
souri. Senator Carl Shurz is endorsed
by the liberal Radicals, and Senator
Drake is the leader of the irrepressi.
blos and scalawags. The Democracy
Of that State cooperate with the
Shurz party. Poor Grant has been
made write letter committing him
selfin favor Of the proscriptionists.-
Judging from the success oflis North
Carolina interference, would it not
be well for him to send his private
Secrctary-the degenerate son Of
Stephen A. Douglas-to the scene Of
oonfictg The corrupt otishoot of the
deceased statesman could empty few
viols of yindictive wrath, and thus
secure tho applause of bigoh. As
Grants managers cannot see an inch
beyond their noses, let them send
young birthstone, properly stamped,
across the Mississippi, to instruct tho
soyereigns of Missouri Lyc)ming
STANDARD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-10-05

SANBo AuEAD.-Again the isslc be.
tween the negro and carpet baggcr has
been made in a Republican State Con.
veniion, and again has the negro car.
ried off the nomination against his
white opposer In the Florida Re.
publican State Convention. Hamilton,
the sitting member was defeated for a
denomination, and a negro put forth
as the official candidate SO far, the
Republican party South has nomina
ted five Congressman, and four out Of
the five are black. Having the votes
tho negroes think they ought to have
the Offices. In the exceedingly i'm.
probable case Of n Radical victory this
fall, how speckled the next house will
ho
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-10-05

Seldom. Vt ever has it been more
incumbent upon the Democracy Of
Clcarheld county. 90 poll their hll
vote. than ii will he 10 do 80 at theap
proacbinr clcctioni for never 50 iar
as our knowledge extends, have they
had greater encouragement to exert
themselves for such result. They
haveaticket before lhom, consisting
of candidates an ofwhom, from Seldom
Marvin down, are m every respect
worthy OF their confidence and dosery'
ing ct their cordial support This OF
nsolf should not only encourage, but
prompt ovcry Democrat 10 vigilance
and activity in the campaign, aud in.
duce him to make earnest efforts ioI
a fuu turnout of the Democratic yo
tiers iu his own ncighborhood.
But there is other encouragement
I tor Democratic effort The Repubi
can ticket, from top to bottom, is un
satisfactory to hundreds Of Republi
can taxpayers and voters Of the Coun
Ity; aud in every District, very posi-
tive objections to it, are expresse,
privately and publicly, by members @
that party. Everywhere throughou
the county, Republican disconten
and dissatisfaction may be heard i
relation to some of the candidates, an
not unfrequently preference is e'
pressed for men upon the Democrat
ticket.
Under these circumstances the dut
Of the Democrats cannot be mistakcl
it is-to poll the entire Democrat
vote for the whole democratic ticko
on tho day Of election. If arrang'
monts have not already been made I
make certain The turnout OF the lu
Democratic vote of each township an
! borough, the good and true men
the party should at once comment
the work They should bear in min
the dissatisfaction and luke-warmne
among the Republicansin cousequen'
: of which there may be considcrab
p falling of Of the vote Of that part
70 can be of no advantanage to the Der
orratic ticket, or any candidate up'
i it, unless the Democracy rally the
full strength to the polls. Dcmocra
@ think of this and exert yourselves t
@ cordiHgly.