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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

Wi1er's
berfbmteS Oh8pepIin
An perIuhen, Elm rein ueeetabiiidcs Drdpdrai, g6u3s
fih mhdolt, iseotb wunosriam furirenoe Sisen,
nns "a sn SsimittsI nntsr hsm Wubiiinm siSst
,peIes In penstr isauen teine peitun9 beuirf, afe
Riler's 6pSpeplin, nno IN osr @isentbiimer te,
rs penn oas rrs% usbr, sr Wam sSrsr aas.
burd ben ge6rau oieier berlbmten Wtirtur ibre OF
Sunbbelt wlsorr erbatteu baben. Ginise beier Sdus
sparen dronii&e Dpspepfs uon Der l6ltmmhtn Arr
tpsld pon uHineu bfleu Aersten obns &rlo8 beba:-
belt, iscah burd ben Gebrand siniser 5lolten Tpe.
4. .. fRiuer,
eneinsgkr GiesEibImer,
Rv. II, Rorcib bctpoE eesaAe.
- Del aaen DrosaIfen sn babeu.
lStpL26, lS.t&wil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Gin stpeitcs Gbicaao. = 4ittle Mod
in Tfdnincu.

0ittle q d, Art., 80. Deg. = Selt 10
llbr 9citern Ibcno miitbet bier cine iurhtbare
Senersbrunit, bereits 1T Elm gauges SGuiers
geuiert eingcdidlert, oieOfft,in oeS ,,Sournal,"
Gle @rpreb.Office, Suergcr's Gallon &C. be.
finben Nd) itnter ben 3eri1rten @ebGuoen.
Gesen VIZ llbr slanbte man oaS 6euer inter
Snutrnlr III hnhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Selearaphii@e 9epeidett.

(Son Der -Aifociirten Yrele" fir ben #Deutibsr
&oueiponoenten" bcrtdtet. - Der .@ouepona
bent" III bas einS9e oeutiie Diorgenblatt BAL.
tmore's, utlbeS Die SnIanos uno Sabel, De-
peideu beSiebt unb politGnoia psrofteutIi1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

WewsDorf, 2s. De5br. = Bis iset
bat man nod) ieiue Spnr BON frueeb ent.
Sedt. Ct mar niAt III Scriep'GitY 3u itnben,
obslsid man i'm bort seieben babsu pollte,
aud, IN CT nidbt int Staate Connecticut.
Tsrrsnce Barlep, Tweee's Sarse, 1T bereits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Sin amcrifanifd1cr &rie9sSampter
plDtliei, ocfuufcu.

Yhilabelpbia %. 0ei. Die
Sampfiregatte Chattanooga" welde in bent
Sabrwaicr bel 2ea9ue. SSlanb liegt, uurbe
pl0Blid led uno ianf. Wian permntbet, bab
iie BON benz Sic bcid)Goiat luuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Nr. e. q. INrnnf.

Rr. zs, Seore.SibertpSrahs, Saltimors,
tarIl oeuhanlTlg IN Gm9StagssI
berInit Der Stiiune, @atarrb uno ole 9eioc1 bes
pahes, Der anu9e, Der 6arupesr, Ses SIutcs, Der
SSTt SsfSST HaS2p fn% SS
jtlpdthe, aussu= uuo Obrsn 9rant6eiteu u. T. 10.
. I. Grant beilt aIte uebeI NIB IN bel Tag
oosr bsi Rdtt 1um Seubs BON arantsn bsreit.
tImui20ISF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Grarcifenee Sccue. = Gin Sd)criff
mill eincn Wfanu pfduben uuo
fiubet TIM ais Scid,c.

Hew . ort, 2S. 0ibr. - Charles a.
SonrrougbS pnroe geltcrn bon Dem Sd)crlii
IN ieincm Sauie Su Yatterion, R.-S., toot
9efunocn. Der Sheriii mdr gctomnlcu, nm
Sourou9bS Su pfdnbcu, ct iano bic itcii9e'
frorenc 0eitc aui ;ipei Stibleu fesn, eS CT
bellte, baB Sourron94s fd bercitS am 10.
0eSbr. pergftet bate.
Gin anberer Serid,t lautet: Gonitabler
WiontS begab fd mad Der Wobuuug ocs
Sbas. q. Sourron9bS, Der in Batterion,
N.-S., Elm iibclberiiditi9teS SauS bNlt, UNI
icine Dibbetn iue9en riiditdnbt9er Wietbe nit
Seida8 in bclegelt. 9luf wicoerbotcS Au.
flopien eriol9te feline anhuort uno ocr Dtnuu
ocS @sieteS brad idlieblih nit @elpolt eiu,
unb erreid)te baIo baS ,3inmer S'S, nm ben
Seidlagnatms.Seisbl abSugsben. 9bcr aud
oas .3tmmcr mar perld)lolen uno aberinols
mar gciualtiumc Seiinung notbwcnbig.
SourrougbS befnnb iid) balb lis9cnO auf ,msi
niitten i'm 3immer iiebeiben Stiiblen, nit
einer 0ede itber bem 8opie uno anid)cinenb
idlafenb. Der Gonfabler bob bic 9ede ab,
iino Sn ieineu nidlt geringen Grltanncn faub
CT ans, oab .. toot mar. Die llnters
iud,uns ergab, baB y. iid) nit 9anoanum
uno Irienit pcrgftet uub ein 3ettel, ben man
III Der 3aId)e fane, Wies nadl, baB CT bic
Chat idon ant 10. SGbr. bcgnngen bate,
Der a0rper mar d)on lteligeiroren nnb burdI
bic Sdlte Dor ld)neller aufl0iung bcpabrt
woroeu. y. mar ein total Uertommenes
Subiett, ieiue Srau tpuroe Dor weui9er 3eit
ipegen paltenS zines ltlcd)ten Sauiss in eis
nem auoern Sbeile Y.'S i'll bic StraiulIitat
aeid)idt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
4elearaphifhes sllIerlei,

Cincinnati, %. Dt,. = 3n llrbona,
Ohio, bate porseferu elm S0bndeu pes g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
sDalstmors
9irE .Gn(ltranre 4fffrf.

ghswsifsG6t BON Geusbs unb nsaterNr.,
uerftertiortw1breno gegenSerluf ooerS haoen ourd,
Btanbung lid iouobl til rStaot. mic i'm eanoe aue
Arteu Don 9sentbum, Dobnz, eGrsns unb SBaarens
pduler, San6slsgiter, adubauprobutts. Dtobelu,
SansserdtPi9aiten, I'M Ban bssrifieue ober imSaisn
In 9aoutg befnolic1e Sabr3euge II. I. 10.
DaS DirettoriiIm beilebt aus foigtne en- 8srrsn:
2Dm. o. barriIon, Yrdnbent;
Geo. VI. 8iders, Wm. 8. 9runt,
u, 10. Alrds, 3. b. $apft,
5auio 9. @iIjon, &. Robt. Sentins,
Sofab Renunetoa, q. Dlorton Stsmart,
9rGnciS 2. Sing, .. q. Reipcomer,
DtRrp Gduou, Qrpiae Sorpis,
u. 9. Steuatt, u. B. Gapl0r,
SstaeI Cohen.
HpplliatioussS Sormuldte unb pettere Wodbriht lber
Ole @eie1 itait Dro In Der Oifice, Slbneltsgde BON
Eoutbs uno &ntcritr., ertbeit no aud ali AuitrSae
Iolort erlebigt meroen. Beriihcrungeu pereGn aif
treelo cine Grlh anssnommsn, fuelds Der applitant
tulHiben mag.
(5an.i ,1S,O Tr. a8ooemorth, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

I Brib 0GUricnt. - 0ie aus Yetcrs.
burg gemeloet wirb, IT bort am 10. Nopcm.
Der SrB Oeprtellt i'm 46. Scbensiabre &C,
lorben. Srie 0eorient mar eu Sobu 6cs
bannbuer' 'id)en 9ofIdauipiclerS 8orl 9eprl
cnt uno Der bcritbnlten SGngcriu Wilbelminc
Shr6hcr. Seborcn I'M SABRE 1925, betrat
er I'M Sabre l8I5 Die Sibnc IN 9etmolo uno
wuroe in Sabre 1S1S am Bnrgtbcatcr enga.
9lrt. Seprient muroe bier balo iebr 6elebt
nno 9efiel namentih ais Don Carlos"
nBrolnanb," rGloUtBo," .YDlabeS" uue IN
cini9en 1uitipielrolleu. 3m Sabre 1852 per
leB er ploelid, nno obne eigentlif swiugen.
ben @runo odS Surgtbeotcr rnb bcga6 Iidl
Sunadf nad Srantiurt; CT blieb nun mir.
genoS nebc lange nllo bradte Die 3sit nebr
anf Saltlpielreiien, ais in ieiten engage.
nlent 3u. NlS er nod einem b1lben 9esens
MUM meoer ua1 gSien Suradtebrte, butten
icine gang ungewDbniden gIdn,enb,n Dtittel
bereits Sdldoeu gelitten; oaS Srgan tlaua
better, bic ebeoem 10 ebermGBig idIante Sc.
ialt bate fart 6ett angeieBt aud idliei,
ietn Seoddtnlb gelitten ju babcn, uno hate
er bic llnart augenommeu, iid) oft ~ peripre.
dcn. Sodl geiiel CT bel iciuem 8aitipiele
I'M Garltbcater iebr ais yNarciB" NIB 30.
lin9brofe." Sein SSunid), .,uicber ein Gngas
geulert in Snrgtbeatcr Sli erbalten, miiroc
niht criiiat. ST ging bon bier mad, g8icS-
baben uub BON BORT i'm Sabre 1864 an oas
YsterSbnrger Soitbrater. 5rit 3eprient mar
5nm siebbaber peranlagt, wic talm sin at.
berer Der IN ben SerS r,Sabren auiitrebcn.
ben iungeu Shauipiclu = bas uniGtc unb
iliidltise g9eien, benz cr illcbr une mehr Der
iicl, mar lriate, oaB Der Ranu nidbt pol.
tonln'en belt, mas Der Siinolins beripro.
dlcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

9Bler's Syrup aus 0ummi Mrabieum
9e9en
Suffen, @red1tans, 8ronditis &c.
&erner's Oberbaut=grSeuser
gegen a(e Sauttrantbeiten.
Sspin Gar eeffcn, Npotbeter,
Worto oifsScfe Der SaItimores unb Rtab ftr
(IpriI20,1SH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

Souucrnem 2 cottUou Siibgaro.
lima III eS 8tIuugtit, Ourb Cineu unmitr0t.
gen Sniif oaS gcgcn ibn bcanhO0tc ,5u.
peadlmcnt" III ucreieln. Gr bat o0mt ltiner
Sad)e Ctucu ldICd)tcu 0ienit gelciitet, inOcm
CT itd) III ote Sutcgorc cincS @ullod uno
Soften pericee, oiC CbtnionS elmer llntCrm.
dHng ibrcr NmtSucrualtuug aus Nenl gGcGc
Negan9en iino. 99NS mug man barauS 9(R'
oereS iol9crlt, ais bGB oieieS iUiIrbiac Srio
pon Commencement in ibrem SdulobcpuBt.
ieln quite @riinOc fanc, oieie llntcriud)una Az
meioeu? IS bcOGrf aber teincr SduBiol.
gcrlngen, I'M III beicn0tciultat 3u gclungeu,
oa Scpelic uorliegen, ourd) lueld)c bleieWhtitcr
BON @reIntipbcb0roen ld)mGblhCr Yttriigc'
relcn iiberilbr peroer. @egcn oeu @ouUcrs
neur bon Sio,Saroina lcgte Der 9crid)t ei.
ier aus 9faOllnIeil beltcbenoen SommiiiOn
,3cu9ub Gb, ais writ)cm iounenilar berpor-
9lng, OaB pcrr Scott al Der GmiIon meb.
rerer Utlltlouen uidltoutoriltrter StaatSobll.
galonen nnnlittelbaren antbcil bate. COL.
DIE Vleniden iueroen bon oer @rantid)en
aominiiration III ieber ySeiie untcrltiiet uno
erfcrocrlidcn Salts init sSaiicu9e,palt III ib.
rer pcrridlait crbaltcn. (N..D. Souru.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Gin ir6blides aeuiabr fir stGe In
2bon'e Iaua=etabItrtem 2aOen.

SvVh touUseIaOttrIent SnCent
asuiaPrss@sidente In sto5er ausuabl.
9lbits n9ren, redls 9Gmudiatsn IL. {. p.
unveridtihte 5ilhafpaareu.
Gasintsss Depot iiir cieneueH Sinmantsu in
ansrnsueltr Gaeon einssfast.
Gaus soI0sus @arHitureu, Riuss uub Ssrrsn Ssnl.
oentnopfe-
Shbits ioiee itberne uPrsn ilr auabsu, aIs retbtz
ssben5 saraHtirt, uur $10-f2,
in epoH's IaHsssiabtrtsn eabeu,
Sr. 30, SBsft Baltimore, Gefe Der
(906-9T) @apffrahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
pDspfptiker,
Ver3tp etfett nt6t!
Auimumternbe aunbe fir Gudb
Wtaer's

Epspeptifer unb eeioenoe on Qsber. unb Wasens
Qrdnfbeiten melde bon aHbern Nraneten feine BeIes
ruua srbaiffn, iino eln8elaeen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Die 2lNuciirte
9irfmrns' l)rrlldrrungs : Comp.
hpn Baltimore,
Mr. H. %pufh SStrads

gCacRIbcr ecm Gun" @cbdu6e,
Baar>Gapital POP, 500 Dollars,
9trrlhcrt @ebduec, WobiIen, gJGarn uuo anbtrtS
SigCntbum,
as- beionore Dobnbduirr 81 iebr ne6ris stu Rattn
NIT ioitcniItcu VoIictH.
DittitCrium;
N'odb WdIftr 9dtob Trun.
IGnte Y. SDgtrosn, SGmce Goung,
SuSn 4olnt, 3. u. btad,
GtunctS Sntn6, alcT. Ricmau,
anortu " NGt, =. GthHSici6ct,
Ri@nro y. gt0lon, eGnucI 0Wt,
ehNcuN,g DUB, Soitua RGalGrt,
(Surl2iN.) 1cbu Sufshart. Stf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29
Is. Il II. p6ppleiu, jua.,
Sar. 27, SaHouerifraBe.

Soeben cmpfdn0cnt
'tn aroRes 9ifiortimsnt pun ~ aler. II. Sresep.
ptuislu, Sels unS feiue @faier Sarben, out
pe de mir beioubers auimertiam MAIDEN. tDs. 49, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-29

Sn Is @aloefon, SraS, 1T I0r. SbcOOOr
Na8ner ctn angClChcncr &dufmanu uno
Sompa9non Der Bmma aGuiinlonu & 8ag-
nCr, nit Sooe abgegouNcn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

are filling the jails with victims, and
while the mountain roads TO North
Carolina are lined with fugitives, the
carpetbag officials Of the State are
robbing the treasury4ot millions, and
have mortgaged every acre within its
bounds for half the value. IT is ad.
mitted that a fraudulent issue of bonds
have been made amounting to twenty
millions of dollars. Of these not less
than nine millions have been nego.
tiated, and the rest remain unsigned
ready for customers. Already the
State has been robbed of its railroads
and other valuable property. The
plunderers are now in New York car.
rying on their operations, while
Grants reelection war is progressing
against the people at home This 10.
famous gang consists Of the Governor
Controller, Attorney General, State
Treasurer and other officials Among
them is John J. Patterson, Vice Prcsi
dent of railroad company, out OF
which the people of South Carolina
have been detrauded by the cheaply,
purchased votes of a negro Legislature
In the history OF political crime, com.
bining fraud, rapine, and violence
there is no darker page than that
which records the fate of South Caro-
lina.-P Patriot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29
[From josh Billings AllminaS.
Letter to Farmers.

Belored Farmers :-Agrikultur iz
the mother ov farm produce she iz
also the step mother ov gardin sass.
Rize at hail past , o'clock in the
morning, bid up a big fire in the
kitchen, burn ou: two pounds ov kan
dels, and grease yure boots
Wait pashuntly for da brake. When
da duz brake, then commense tew
stir up the geese and worry the hogs
Too mutch sleep IL ruinous tew
geese and tcw hogs. Remember yu
kant cit ritch on farm, unless W
rizc at 2 o'clock in the morning, and
stir up the hogs and worry the geese
The happyest man in tho world il
the farmer; he rizes at 2 o'clock in
the morning, he watches for da lite
tew brake, and when she duz brake
he goes out and stirs up the geese and
worrys the hogs.
What il a lawcrY What IL Q
merchantg What IL doktorg What
IL u ministcrY answer, nothing!
A farmer IL the noblcst work o.
God hc rizcs at 2 o'clock in The
morning, and burns out hatf pound
ov wood and two kords Of kandels
and then goes out tew worry the geese
and stir up the hogs.
Beloved farmers, adew.
. e JOSH BILLINos
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29


MIsrooK ITS UsE-Some ladies in
Texas were desirous of doing honor
10 the editor of local journal. SO
they presented their hero an en-
broidered shirt, which contained a
splendid history of Texas, and also
pictures of the fruits and cereals of
tho State, all worked in red worstcd.
Now this particular editor had never
worn a shirt, and supposed this bril-
liant specimen before him to be ban
ncr for an approaching temperance
procession. In his speech of thanks
he puzzled his lady donors by declar.
ing that he would "fling il out forever
TO the the breezes Of Heaven, that
they might kiss its folds, and I'll his
hand pnlsied it should never be traled
in the dust" The ladies blushed and
having made IL too long
Being Informed Of the purpose of the
gift, the editor wore it over his coat,
to the great cdificalion OF the boys OF
tho town, who followed him in rcgi.
monts, studying the history aud fine
arts of Texas behind his back.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

GEN. JAMES ToTTEN Gen. James
Tottcn died on Monday week at Seda.
liza, Missouri. He was nominated
from Pennsylvania TO the West Point
Military Academy in 1887, and four
years later received the rank of Bre.
vet Lieutenant in the 2nd Artillery.
In 1917 he was made First Lieutcn-
ant During the Southern rebellion
he first served on Gen Lyons's Staff,
holding the rank of Chief of Artillery
He commanded Company + of the "a
Artillery at the battle Of Wilson's
Creek, fought August 10, 1861, where
Gen Lyons was killed. He subse.
quently served under other Generals,
and rendered valuable service to the
Union cause, ...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29
Saint Gotthard Tunnel.

Recent advices from Frankfort state
that the contract between Switzerland
and special co partnership OF German
banks and firms for the construction
of the Mount Saint Gotthard tunnel
was signed on October 10th. The
company is TO raise s22 100000 and
Switzerland and the other govern
ments interested in the improvement
will grant subsidy Of slT,00O,0OO
The risk of the undertaking is report
ed TO be very heavy, since the work
will be twice the length Of the Mont
Gents Tunnel, and at Andermatti
great difficulty is anticipated in pass
ing under the beds of the rivers neal
the summit. The Saint Gotthard
mountains are situated in the Lepon
tine Alps, between the Swiss cantons
of Uri, Valais, Tessin and Grisons
The several peaks, all above the snow
line, vary in height from $3.50 feet tc
10000 feet. .'. .. .
The Pass Of ST. Gotthard is one o.
the best and most trequcnted routes
across the Alps. The excellent car
riage road, completed in 1882, is kept
in the best repair, and at the summit
of the pass, 6,976 feet in height, is The
hospice for tho accommodation o
travellers Within n short space from
the hospice the rivers Rhine, Rhone
Reuss and Tessin have their sources
On the north slope of the road is The
famous "Devil's Bridge" across the
Reuss This bridge was the scene o.
several severe battles between tn,
French and Russians in 1893. Tn,
road over the Stelvio Pass, IN Austrian
Tyrol, opened in 1924, is the highest
carriage route in Europe, the summit
being 0, 100 feet above the level OF the
sea Tho st. Gotthard Pass is the
only one which is carried over thu
crest of the mountains, the Others
generally crossing by the beds of tor
rents. Philadelphia Ledger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

"SoNoRoUs. Lady-whois canvass
ing for choir at the village chprch--
ii hope Mrs. Giles, you will persuade
your husband tojoin US. ] am told
that ho has . snorous voice Mrs.
Giles. "a snorous voice, marm An
you should hear IL comm out OF his
nose when hes asleep
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

Josh Billings in his directions "How
to pick out hoss,' says Good hosses
are slsarsc, aud good men, that deal
in any kind of hosses, are skarser.
An honest man iz the noblcst work
ov God, this famous saying was writ
ten in great anguish of heart BY the
late Alexander Pope just after buying
n good family hoss."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

TuE RULING PAssIoN,-A good story
is told Of u popular railroad conductor,
recently chosen deacon Oft church in
u small village in the western part OF
Ohio. A few Sundays after his ap.
pointment it became his duty to assist
in taking up a collection. Hc sur
prscd the congregation 10y starting
out with the characteristic ejaculation,
"Tickets, gentlemen !" Tho contri.
button that day was unusually large.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

A speaker at the recent meeting OF
the Pittsburgh Women Suffrage As
sociation, remarked that "man is only
an imperioctly developed woman"
At this, an old lady, who sat in a
corner, sprung to her feet, and in an
excited manner said "she hoped to
gracious no wouldn't hc developed
any moro then, for there were too
many women in the world now
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29
DR.. j. P RuRCHElELD.

Late Surgeon Of the SD Regiment, Penney ylvania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army,
offers his professional services TO the citizens
Of ClearGeld county.
re- Professional calls promptly attended TO-.
Once on Second street, formerlyoccupied BY
DR.. Woods. [apr4, 66-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

HOUSEHOLD CHAr.-"Mary, where's
the frying pan 7"
"Eddic's got it carting mud and
clam shells up the alley, with the cat
for horse"
"Tho dear little fellow what ge.
MUS he will make. But go and get it.
We're going to have company, and
must fry some fish for dinner"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

An enthusiastic editor, speaking OF
new prima donna, says: "Her voice
is as soft us a roll of velvet, and as
tender rs a pair Of slopshop panta'
looms" ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

When married man is seen with
his face scratched all over, he excuses
himself by saying that he was playing
with the cat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

Sympathy is balm to the tortured
heart--it is q Jewel beyond compare
flower dropped from the garden o.
heaven.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

A speaker at a ward meeting con-
cluded his oratory BY remarking, with
emphasis "Remembor, he eyes ofthe
ror popvh are upon YOU
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-29

At n meeting Of the Mcthodists OF
Cincinnati, Tuesday night, II was re
solved 10 raise 10000 for the Metho.
dist church in Chicago,
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Wntc,l Might Services.

Between last night and this morning, when Old
MDCCCLXX., full Of days, was shullng of this
mortal COLL the Methodsts were assembled in their
various places OF orship. in pursuance Of their
rlous but time-honored custom. keeping vigllant
watch for the dawning OF the new year. The last
night OF the year Is always devoted by the members
oil .nat sect to watcn-night services which is
son for earnest prayer, singing OF hymns and nara
ton Of religious experiences until the hand OF the
clock points TO the advent or another year, when
everything Is changed: the people rise and go about
from one 10 the other shaking hands, wishing each
other
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The services last night at the Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church were very interesting
and impressive. They commenced at hai-past nine
O'Clock. and the usual exercises were kept up until
greeting followed. The Rev. Mr.. willet pastor OF
tile church, waslexceedingly earnest IN his remarks
In several other Methodist churches the watch
night services were also held and were Ill well
atteuded.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing of the Steamer for Japan-Fenrs for
the Safety Of the United Statcs steamer
Saranac-Contribution to the French Ma
ti0nal Defence Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, 1870
The steamer Japan, for okohama to-day, carried
s247, 900 in treasure and $s3 900 worth of merchan
disc including 400 barrels OF nour. She also carried
supplies or fresh and salt provisions for Midway
Islands.
The United States steamer Saranac leIt Honolulu
for Midway Islands, and thence for San Francisco,
four months ago, and much anxiety is felt concern
Ing her fate The steamer Japan Will endeavor to
ascertain what has become Of the Saranac. IL is
feared that scurvy has broken out at Midway Islands,
or that the Saranac Is lost.
Edward Murphy, painter, was shot through the
head and killed by Jack Gum, a gambler, at the
California House. on Pine street, this afternoon. A
Mrs. Wells, said TO be Gums mistress, was involved
in the quarrel. Gum was arrested.
Yesterday the following despatch was sent to
Gambetta:-
fornia send 0O,00Uf. for national defence.
Francel vive la republque From the Central Committee
OF California.
Mr. G. Touchard received to-day an enthusiastic
reply from Ga ambetta.