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3u berFauFeu.

Saielbe IN OorIdgIi6 qcItecn FIR WPatrOItu UNI
9intDanotrtr, tntbGlt OteIe 3immer uHo tDirb biuia mi
lait9em STtoti ab8tlafen. $itrre q. Dugun,
III Sir. 20. gt. BduliIraps.
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Cine h1hlhc gatfoos

&sA In Utolnt Naibtngton, 6 Yltllen bon Baltimore
an Der N9torolihtn Central v ticnbabn, u bod, anQtnebm
uno 8eiuno Bcls9en. rlr 100 DdroS BON Der Citation
%tntternt, nit ia0ntr Bsrrat6ab bic ganjt Gauge os
baules, brstter 5aue, auttm Seller, Is 3tntmtrri unO
mile, aus9eluGbIten @eir6udtr, BGunsu &C., ann Bsrs
tauie nit ~loiorti9sr SeRbnabmt. Wion lptn6t Hh on
%. o. SarriIon. Yofnsiler In VT. geGIbington,
Baltimore. (2lO-j
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Sinner III ~hsrfauieu,
SerftcigeruHgen.
8rrwaltrrsz8eriGR

sdsa 8rrwaiterssBeriGIt
.&sSS bon
Srunoeisent6um at Der Bio0lss, 5rDiiGen Der
Nnns uno Wolffrube.
qratt zines Dttrttes bes artis . estrihts Der stnot
Baltimore iprb Der unterIeitnetr, aIs Bsrlpalters btlite,
bsn6 6sbruar 1911. aNa6mittass 4 nbr. gum Ssrtanie
au sbieteu:
Gen ganseu grunbpfae, In Der etant Baltimore
gtIegtu uno, wtt folpt. beldbrttbet oil otr Noroleite per
bibble ftraFt. IN Der gnifernune bon 1888 buB 2 3ou oti'
itt BON Der gioroof.Sde ter Biooles lno NnrttraBe. al'
fangeno : BARN 0fl'tl an Der BtobiefiroBs 10 j.. Gebfno;
bann n6roitd SO auB biz an etnt ~ buB brstte anep
Dann tueftitdl Idues beia9tsr Nnep nit benz Iisdls bss
@<brautss o~erlslben 10 6uB. uno nann luoll& bis iaIl
Autduespuniie.
Die Baultnt.iitn bsf,ben in tuem sutatbautsn %
H6distu 3tessl fsinsrneu @sbduee uno itno einer
Grunbmttibe Don $57.6 so unteriportsn.
Hsrtaufsbtb lnaunQen Elm Drititbsil baar, Der Rsf
In 9 unD IL Utpnatsn ODER Nles baar, ie nab BEN bee
iisbsn pes Qduters Die 9reotiablun8en 3tllen tras
a,nb uuo sur Huirtebenbett bes Dtrpdlters aeftdsrt.
xspts q. Rpbtnfon, Jun. 8sripa!tsr !;
(14.7. 20. 8. 6,9.3l) eaml. -. @ootr' VIVA.
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%ENtSS
Den gou3sn gssE ggr egsula5aI Rein
&,altI! Rein usJeritgnl
Die stn3igc cinie a9Hc llutcr6re6aaa
ron RsD.G5ri sstsa. glrs5tBbla uub
- Defenders RON Baltimore, "a
@nisraHtsu aus euuffr uaditb uub Sa5usauS
fruosT, als mis- aIitu a%nesrs1 stuisus
hIi s~Foaerrr GtbfrbrIt uuh Wif furgfattiasPrE
bebaneluugcsa s5rpd4s.
gal 'sfSaa ,'7ig gg'Hg',Haou tabH. !7tiRs isti
- RaH 8tsG l'5tlno .Ea.s r.H B.Eii flrJ
arcBc iiOlthc Eoit giHic
Itfs
@ariuHtUu. HIsrauseiG uus eBvsburs. 5s
E.t etllt 3t2l 3ltt '5,a-gat Rasgt, unite H
5ttaiHIeu a~}GraNla, -arsIIta.gsa. gl-5cnsuiur,
alhE2r5 tttrrs-aJl Han7ius, gbarIots
NlotAt uUa EEut1yr1.
SsaasEss artnol, E]r5Ib,a,. GI.arsu5. RtRlrns.
PUG egaii1a1o5a iaI5u,lf, 9riuDJaa.'
srorsIs ag.ioa, aont Guaa,a. Uias0u nab aa.
gaia.
StabaHa suomio1 Sasumsla. etHa. T1ouia,.
utTu tul N}atilt.
WimmPpt- a9r.rig. zarou R,rblsu. gabs
Salt9 1afIou aub 9ttbJars.
fcutfduG - Wtu.Ett1ug.
siuriss -Aatl5Hr,ut BuEolaHst. Gear g,5F. 81.
Rdt3 n'5 aNu SDtlaW . sta,i5Bfu IN
bu @0Nsl'llFH.
Ole BcbagiidlFc!t Scr gmihrdufeu
plrb aui oislu Ea4u tsi7u1ul ln Gtali amsmHri
auo ahotouuu9tn mo nuso1w. uu bu uUcrgu;batu
32tq2tnoiattl DIG sdNa3W'' DO t1Et mo iGltpt Dtril.
Itlt %a0a8Eohs ~ pcdc1. uit nan 6ga 10 OF auf cr5trn
Slbntu ttroti. 10 tBiHtGaE pi4u ri1rrrr No ars,
efr SdbrprtiSta ~esrie,br,
Die SttLum mtbrrrs bmutsn Fur;cr une
Gle NnIerut1g am ptglc U.ttru Furlu
ais NIT trRtuh tintJ uUbrtn tmit.
SIX udgtTt EuSiuut usu0f man no "a
5ul. 6gmmg.tr,
9 ub,EtamrsdTaAt. rdrHor, UR,
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nh 9as 2 f6dtQs iitarltsiuetue g3o9nbaua nit
ptntrr8tbduot gr 2s7, OrlednsHrdRe. in com.
2.A pletfIn Suftauos. gtun0mtetbc$ $50; plets SIlOO.
yldberes bel aubpuu & sJruecIp, pSr. 10, 2arss
Duilbinas. st. GsaulfraBe. OBJ
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3u neyeaaFeu,

&A 8as 3.F6dige 1ous .9lr. lls. EorSIette Der
3banss', mtHIt6 bon Der AunftrnBt, nit va Her unO
Sas, plGb 10 bel Sc GuB. Sruuomtetbs mur 1888 aut
BIN aaujtn gjIub.
6srner tin 3 : hodges paus an Der SlOIettt Der DH.
6npeites, lutftltl bon Der giihroBe, nit tlutn 2.H6dts
gen ptnttr8ebduDe uro bblIerner Shoe, 8 Stubtn, Blab
10 bel IS 5uR BITS an etne 10 fuB Brt,ts Wuta. GrunO.
tttttbe $40. 8ptro btlig ~Uerfauti. Rabett Wuslurit gltbi
y. GbarlEa. Or. IGOG. .Rirnnhlnnn. L2l3-
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I'D 9Er6 g. .. @uuer. @
BcrtbSolteS 9ieentbum
on Der Yelotr Rpa0

auf Auttton.
Ter tlnttrIti6uste pirb UR ontda. ben 10. bsbruar
1871, e%pddbmittass | ubr, in ben 81 hauet'Btrtaafs.
limmtrn isut bstotn 2anofrtdtn. In baltimore. 9 ounip
9eIeaen uno oils Tr. % uub 20 auf sirtm @runbriiis bon
9opiontopn on btr BtIairsRoao, ungttabr IL Welsn
uon Der Gtabt Baltimore entfernt lno un9ttabr ~ N6tr
entbalttnb bsiarnt, pettautiu.
Sis Gebaupt beHtben In eirtm BIodhauit.
DieieB Si9entbum lteat In etntr fh otrbt htrnben
Seltion pss Ganots uno II Der Mutmtrtiamieit bon "a.
pitNilttt luertb.
Stoinsuussn = ot. SGifts baar, Der NtF in 8 unb IL
Wionatsn nit 3tnien, Spbauu Bans
p, .. e3oper, Autt.,
ygI o KY ar d uSs n. Va Iti,nntsN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-06
Surd Samuel s.. Sober, Gust.
sssas Bcrualterss8 erfant
Sn1 bon
psrt5uoGlem @runoeiSentbumt
an Der

StecIess jfotfdtsu Der Nuus unc nSpIItfrdEt.
IN 6olSs siues 9efrstes oes arsts. Serthis Der 5tabt
Baltimore tutrb otr unterIeibntfs Ysrmaltsr bic nab.
tsbsno btidrieberfn bret grunopl6bs. III Der 6taot Bal.
iimpre stlsatn. mR ontdg. ben 20 Sgsbruar 1871. glddp.
mittags 4 ubr. auf bftentitGtr auttton Jnni gsrfaufs
duabtetsn:
Nr. /. - Yin Der Rorsieiie her Biobl.araBs IN Der
Gntferr una bon 403 SUB 2 3on bEltf bon Der gor6of-
Sde ttr Ann' uuo BiobltfraBe a~nfanstno banu BIT.
Ito an Der BiooIsHroBe 10 SUB ssbeno bann nDrblid.
parallel nit Der NnnftraBt. 81 5uB bis an cine 20 SUB
breite Wuto atbtuo oanu rptflin, ldnes otsltr Ausp,
Is fuB unD 6aun iabltdh bis yum Nnfanss.
!. Sir. 2 - an Der 9lotolette Der BiobisfraBe TIT Der
| Gn,ttrnuns BON 41s DUB 2 Sou oalib oon her yoroof.
| gde Der v ioole. uno AnnftruBe anfargsno, BEN piaB
! sr l ta Oisu ansrtnssno uno BON ~oerlelben Srttts uno
| 5teie.
| grtiernurs BON 433 SUB 2 3ou 6altd bon Der Norooft.
SIDE Der stbpls. uno arnhraBe anian8eno. otIl Viab
SIR 2 I'm Often an8rtn3eno uno opt p%trielbsn Hrstte uno
aieFe. 80.
Die Baulihnitsn bsatten In orsi suts,bauttn 2.a6dt.
atn ,tsaelAtinsrnen kxpbnbdutrn, unb limb isbe
elmer @runpmtttbe BON t37 SO unierporten.
Bsotnsuusfu: elm BriittbeiI baar. or Vet tn q nuo
IL Ulonaten bic GrsbttIablInaen Stnttn ttaetne uno
butG ytoisn ets aauters. CUR 3ufrtsosnbth DEB SsrpaI
ters tnooifrt. ssf,6ert.
xsssts 3. gpbtnson. Btripalitr;
a. e9cper, Muft.,
! CAT ,so.s. 6,e.42,a) Rr. "a. Dta'yalthmorsarabs.
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aEEiA NanDitk Nnb @rldlIitBnlat. !

- Gin gtrdumiats 21S.f6dtsts gBobnbaus 60
NIT ReuergelhoB init %bequener BalaBt. 8 guien 3tm.
uitrr. aeusr lltter BEN aatJcu 5auie, groBem etaQt
uno abagsnsEerntie u. L 10, Wues i'm auisn 3uFanoe.
nebf l Wider Gdno I'm WtttteIpunite hes 5tGOtAtns efre.
Foro an Der BORT 9uruptte, q WietIen bon Baltimore
.%rtfernt. elm gutter Ylab fir ttHen NrIt onsr2aosnbsIter,
" ithr btuia Ju %cerfaufsn BET bengp 10. dppPe,
Rr. q. &dtD Bmithtnas. ct. SauIArdfe. t2aO-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-06

Gin lis big 16.jdbtlser, wcbIGrJoertsr uno In Der
EiGot %befanrter 9nabs mlro Jun Auklaufen 8eiuht.
ltan msIoe ib ihttfsIiG untsr Sphtabe % IN Der
Brp. b Df. t27-l
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BerketQerWnge1.
81. 0- GnGihnn "a Snhn.


seorbptFefe Der serinston. u. GpurtIanbHr.,
Mathematician una 0runoei9entbums Wd'ler.
MISUNDERSTANDING roH Srlnesissrt9ulA. Gttisn
uno ObltgdttonsH.
mtra.
Ssrsdufs sOH ~fsrseH, Biss. Bassn IL E. r..
no "a isn mag.
Srisat:O srFdnfs sDn Sdnteru, eduSsrtten u.
SrunbmtetbCn.
znO Out BEN 9aHot. tSspt2l .3GRte.l
QQWrence 8. 9teB & &c.,
tusI&s tbr trab,rts gtiadft sstpsnIsIt unb elm MuFs
tipnbs une Som M 0Tunss @efdbdf an ibrtm altsn
BIase, Rr. sos, Hsea : BnIttmoreffrake, er6fHtt
babtR. bisttn tbre Stenfie btm BubIiium Ium Btrfauff
bon alien SOrten RBaarer. poussItobtltar uu6 9ruuss
s%igentbum an. Sbtt 9olalttGten finb duBsrIf esrdumig
uno 8roB 8tnu9 ium Sassrn uro Iun NusfttlsH BON
G5Garsn. Sds Souterrntn uuo otr trfit Stod habtn stnr
8isfe Oon l40 5uB bis ~ tintm btnttrtn &tnganet bic
3 Dbcren gtagtn ttno 100 RUS lang.
8Btr eriudfH UNI 0orftgntrungen bon gaIanttrtes.
Warutattlr., RurStpaartr. Bub. 0hitn, Stuhtn. Site
ten, ubrer, 5brud id6eu. Giiennaarsn, SGnsiotpaas
ten, Slas' unD PorlsaansQ5aartn, @roeris.A rtItsln,
W(obilteu u. I. ID.
g8tr rthttn unisrt auFntrfidmistt aud auT ben gsrs
tauf Ron UtobtitsH in gD0bHbduisru, iorpis bon bduitFu.
Sauosreien. 51brieugtn, SrunbItnien, Wutbpapttttn
IL. |. ~. aut osr Sorie Ober an Ort un0 Stsls.
no G-n2-O n m
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9spDtbef; Scrfauf

ii elmer
u.rtbuottn 2anoit,le In SarIorO : Co., SRI.
nabe Der Goss,uooo.S tatlou on Der philadelphia.
aBllmtn9tuu. Yaittmortr eiitnbabn" Bele8tn.
b~eiuucsrs empftbisnswsrtb. sum Betrtsbe Ter
3ud3t.
SIN 5olee elmer bppotbst BON Wlarp >. Z. Gtmniss
an Benjamin. .. gBortbington pom 20. Sanuar 1869.
In ben Gano.N rbioeH Don partoro.G ountp In 9tbsr VI
4 ,, ytr. q. 5ol. $50 u. !. 10, tingeiraaen, n,ro Der
untfrIetdncte ais bppotbsfs 9nhabtr aui ~6ttentliber
Wuuton al Der GossIpooo : Station MRontas ben 10.
6ebruar 1871. Uiotseus IL nbr, p%srfauftn
eit gdnSe psrtbpons santhtne obsr ben eans.
ffrido. iebt bon Vtab. Jret9 bsipobnt, an bsla8ttr oar.
foro . Roao etleasn. iptlt;r aud unttr benz Rameu
yYroao gsdA befannt IN. 1874 Wder so Yerhss. mebr
ooer penigtr. ~uinfafenD IS TT bites od itlbe Stld 2anb.
lp,ltes bon 9ames q. 5tnbagtn uno Grau an belugie
Wlarp 3. Z. StHlries tbertra9efi uno gtbortg IN ben
Hano. Nrdtuen BON partore.s ountp sin8etra8en IT..
Die gebdulthttttt bffeben In etrert euttn f2pbns
bauSs. Sdbsune unb Zen ers6bnltdbsn Rtbeu'
e5ebduetn.
3tsis Qanbaeue 1T IN siusm ~iien,,ib suttn a~uItirju.
Ranos uno II itbt alB cline Wiiafarm btnust. pofiir fe
fh b~r Ionbers ttpntt. nttt muir ourt bic luaiitdt ots
BEN he nur \ Wtstle pom or So8stpooo'Statton snt'
fsrut N.
8as aanb eisnst flo isbr gut fHr Die QUOT bon Ss.
mil en- lino anberfit Gritdttn.
Vie BeOtreunaen o.s gsttauiss limb elm DriitibeiI
baar uuo Der gtit In gitthen Sablungen In l uno 2 Sab
rem nit SinIsn pom Btrtauisiag. an. unb bur6 ytois
ooer 9toen tss aduiers NIT 8tnspmi8ter Siderbsii
9etGtrt.
Benjamin 9. ID ortbinston. Supotb,. 5ubaber
@linsluH s 1iinsiuff uno
q. NJ unnttbapfsn Sadpalttr.
Gde Der 81. Vaul. unb Saratogafr.;
frtao & &irfldnb. Autt.
20 Z. 10 OBJ Yr, IA, SVOs9 bQrlesNraRt,
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Sseernann tunb uKo ju iplNet. baB bic befst Baars
prttSe THr 8 II m II, ltsSpapte SMohtn,
@tienbls9. Abidnitte. sebrannits GuBsiier
nno @i~ienItiids tr9sro elmer Wtt ober itr irgeno mslte
anoere nIts Wittals bsiahlt lpsroen bt Geue. Saprs,
Nr 8 %manflraae, na9s Wtatlp : wtarftt' spaes.
ttebr. IN
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3u DerFaufeu,

81 UNI cine bint.rtnfsNi1oft gu orousu.
Gine 2anbHtus bon 224 Woraett In Vim IrunosI. Co.,
3 Yistleu bon WttusrsOin,sS Station uro 2 UteiIen pom
5outb Riptr eutss 2ano. bias Same fir 5000; $1,000
baar un0 Der Neit In 2 ruo 3 5a6ren. Wa9etes bel
Fbps. o.. az anon,
E4l g{r- RI 9lnrh. R,uhArdsr
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0erlauat.
WeiuMt.

&tCsnbIsd,.N bfdthittt, giier.Teite, getdntf6tts
Rua. Slet u. I. To-. iit pslbe bic btftn 8aarpretie bs
la6It tei oea bel esem. Sdpt8. Sfr. 8. fl aAe,
Centre. WtdtfstsSpuce. RAPE BEN -IRarplano'5 nfittute. =
(tebr 2l51
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Ser Seutl6eG OrrelpoMOcnt.
baltimore, @. Sebruar 1871.
Selc9rapbild)e Scpeldem.

(gon Der .ghoellrten Ere lie" fir ben ,,DsatIdcn Cor.
reIponoenttn" bertdtet. Der i%ppnoeut'
tusldts Die 5nInno. uno aabsLD epri6tn btlit9t uuo
ooufdnOie OerottentIidt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-06

Gin gutter 3uIdnsieer. uelbtr aud quite T6ie MAIDEN
fam uno Der sr9lidtn Sp1ads mad 't9 III. um nab
Gaieoit Gin ~ gebfn. RahJuirngen III uer. asa.
HBetf . BaIttmpreRraat. jDtl6tn IL uno IL ubr
0ormlttdgs. 1917
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SpGtete &abels WadriGten.
SalntI6mGe lit Serlim.
BiOrrrni Der SOnmad)t GambctM's.
SIM Noreen 5rantr,id's wiro ber 9Boisrs
Iilitano ousgtfHbrt.
GaneiSdien Der G'emieigttu iir bic yIat;puals
SCIidnimIuhg.
Ser SerjOg b. Nulnalc OIL feline WGblcr.
Srp6I eciu Sduoicat.
Die enaliit. Yrcii: hber YonOitup uno Die
rleo;Hsbtoin1uHleu.
Srp6i fcin SauSibat.
NuSWe6Iclnng Der @efaugenca.

Die enaliits Yrtii: iiber Yonoi6nD uno Die
brleo:Hsbtoin1uHlen.
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as SauSftcleu, @iibleu. &anbfte
IL @arten' noBruat'Ga nbftelen
uub GruRSeigemtbHm nit wafers

Tfcnten su D~erRGufeu+
gstr babsn gum gsriauIs 200 Srunopldbe Inn 2anoe,
uiter tpeldsn tolgen6e iinb
80 eanbTss nit 2anO BON bis 100 Itsrn III $22,.
600 bis $50, 900;
"a Srist. uns 9dse:T iiblsn nit aaro babel
40 $500 bis $4,000:
rs @arttn. uns Srudtt Nldee III $500 bis
$4,000;
93 eanesensn unb @runeCiasntbum nit
xBaHerfrpnteu gu $751; bis SlC0.tOO:
aSitjens uub @straiee . &aneasGtn ~ aGsn
Pretitn.
2iiet Der obigen qIdse i6nrtn In unItrcm 8Hrsau.
Rr. 81. HerinstDuffrdfe. s%tnae,sSsn iptrotn.
u. ID. Templeman & Comp.
a,, "a a. Nv,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07
Something About Yourself.

Supposing your age being 10 or there
abouts, l can figure you up to dot.
You have 160 bones and 500 muscles
your blood weighs rs pounds; your
heart is five inches in length and three
inches in diameter; it beats 10 times
per minute, 4,200 times per hour, l00,-
800 per day, and 36,772, 200 per year.
At each beat little over two ounces
of blood are thrown, out. of it; and
each day il throws out and discharges
about seven tons of that wonderful
fluid.
Your lungs will contain about gall
lon of air, and you inhale "a 900 gal
Ions per day. The aggregate surface
of the air cells of your lungs, suppos-
ing them to be spread out, exceeds
10000 square inches. The weight of
your brain is three pounds, when you
are man It will weigh eight ounces
more. Your nerves exceed l0, 900, 900
in number.
Your skin is composed Of three
layers, and varies from one fourth TO
one eighth of an inch in thickness.
Tho area Of your skin is about LOO
square inches, and you are subject to
an atmospheric pressure of fifteen
pounds TO the square inch. Each
square inch of your skin contains
$500 sweating tubes, or perspiratory
pores, each of which may be likened
to a little drain tile one fourth of an
inch long, making an aggregate length
of the entire surface of your body, OF
POI ,l65 feet, or a little ditch for the
drainage of the body almost forty
miles long.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Mr.. BErcHER's SrYLE.-Mr Beech
or is a popular Radical pulpit orator.
lIo was unusually successful on Sun
dav. Tho n. Y Herald thus attests
the effect wrought upon his hearers:
"Individual responsibility in religious
and secular affairs was the theme of
the discourse. Roars OF laughter at
tested the powers of the preacher and
the Joy of the congregation. And
when the swagger of the Popiniay of
Europe was described in Pantomime
the enthusiasm was immense. One
pious individual encored so loudly
and pcrsistently that he had to be
suuolched by volley OF "sh's y
Thus passed the Christian Sabbath at
the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

AN ORAToR TAKEN IN.-Mr. Thorn
as Gill, the veteran newspaper repor-
ter, who died in Boston a week or
two ago, in his lifetime was very fond
of a Joke, and possessed a keen sense
of humor. The Washington Chroni-
Gle gives an amusing instance OF his
drolery. The Hon. Robert Rantoul,
Jr., was delivering to an immense au-
dience an grafton at celebration on
Bunker Hill, in the course of which
he described, with great pathos and
effect, the famous battle which had
occurred on the very spot'where they
were assembled. As he resumed his
seat, Gill, who was seated near him,
carelessly remarked, "My father was
in that battle" Rantoul Immediately
sprang to his feet and announced this
fact, whorcupon there were vehement
calls from the crowd for the son of
the Revolutionary hero. Mr.. Gill
modestly rose, and after acknowledge
ing the vociferous cheers which greet
ed him, quietly Informed his hearers
that il was true his father was in the
battle Of Bunker Hill, but-"he was
fighting on the other sidew The
scene that followed beggared descrip-
ton. Mr. Gill was an Englishman
by birth, and one of the first profess
sional reporters who came to America.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Perjury IN CoNGREss.-A few days
before the adjournment Of Congress
Senator Frelinhuysen objected to
clause in the military bill because it
was unconstitutional aud, yet, the
same Senator voted for the bill with
the unconstitutional provision. Other
Senators and members of the House
expressed doubts as to the eonstitu-
tionalty of certain provisions in the
Ku.Klux bill, but voted for that bill
in the face of their doubts. When
these members took their seats they
all swore that they would "support the
Constitution" We suppose they swore
with the mental reservation, prdu'ded
il does not interfere ioih party. Such is
"God and morality" radicalsm. Can
we expect peace or prosperity, SO long
as the nation is ruled by such pe1ured
sccundrels.- Crawford Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

GRAYrIsH The Roanoke Times
publishes the following; A good
story is told by one of the Methodist
ministers now in this place attending
Conferences. We do not recollet of
ever seeing it print, and we think it
too good to be lost 1t is as follows:
During the war "Confed" was cap
turod by the Yankees, and happened
to be taken TO General Grants head
quarters. After being questioned by
the General, the old "Confed" asked
him where he was going. 81 am 60
ing" says Grant, "to Richmond, to
Petersburg, to heaven, and it may be,
will 20 TO hell" After cycling the
General for several moments, the old
"Confed' said: General Grant, you
can't 60 to Richmond, for General Lee
is there; you cant go to Petersburg,
for General Beauregard is there you
can't go to Heaven, for Stonewall
Jackson is there, but as to going to
He'll, you may get there, for ] know
of no Confederates in that region"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

Col. A. NJ. Taylor, formerly State
Senator from the Beaver district, but
at present practicing law at Alliance,
Ohio, proposes again to enter .he min.
istry and to locate at Chatauqua,Now
York. Having boxed the entire com.
pass, he returns once more to the
bosom Of the church Taylor was a
very loyal State Senator, at Harris.
burg, from 1865 to 1868. He 1t seems
has returned to his first love.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

PLAiN.-The Capital, the new Sun.
day paper issued in Washington, and
edited by two Radicals, pays this
tribute 10 Grant ia its first number:
Ignorant as it is possible for man
to be and escape guardianship; inca.
pable of being taught; jealous of men
who may dispute with him the sue
ccssion; shy OF the more intelligent
and refined, he has gathered about
him creatures for advisors who aatter
and tawn that profits may accrue, and
make his administration series of
bluuders so palpable that he escapes
condemnation only on the plea of in
capacity"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

HUSBAND AND WFE.-Between you
two let no persons come to share tho
secret, grief or JOY that belongs to
your two hearts alone. Let neither
iather, mother, brother nor sister be
the confident of that which concerns
your domestic peace. Bear all things,
suffer all things, but in silence aud
sadness. Let moments alienation
or years of estrangcmcnt be healed
aud forgotten in after moments and
years OF intense love, but never let the
wall of another's confidence be built
up between yon and your wiic's or
your husbands heart
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07

MovINo.-A proposition is before
the Texas Legislature to invite i'm.
migrants from Africa to settle the
public lands. The Galveston Repubh.
eaa. whose editor is a negro, opposes
the scheme. lie says il would not be
successful, us the native Africans will
not voluntarily emigrate, and that II
would not benefit them or the people
of Texas. A sensible Niger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-07
llcmen were appointed


Mr.. Cassiday moved that all rcsoln'
tions be referred as presented without
being read or debated, and that they
be now presented. Agreed to.
On motion the committee on per-
mancnt organization were given leave
TO retire TO committee room for the
purpose of presenting permanent oil
GERS of this Convention.
Mr.. Trout moved that when this
Convention adjourns il adjourns to
meet again at o'clock p. m. Agreed to-
Mr.. Chaliant moved this Conven-
tion do now adjourn. Agreed to.
And the chairman adjourned the
Convention until two o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order
at two o'clock p. m. by the temporary
chairman, Hon. Charles T. Boyle
Mr.. Gill chairman of the committee
on permanent organization, made The
following report