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BOSTON
BosroN. June 8.

DU5IVIII UWITI %
The funeral OF the five young men who
were drowned nj North Andover, took
place To day. Business in that village
was entirely suspended.
The Boston Stamping and Manufacture
ing Company's building, in Cambridge,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
S20O0O.
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A southern Railroad Bankrupt,


MONTGOMERY, Ala, june o.
The Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad
Company was to-day placed in bank.
ruptcy by Judge BusteGd, OF the United
States District Court The petition was
made by W. A. G. Jones, an Alabama
creditor. G. IL. Graudin and John +
Bradley are appointed temporary custo''
dians pending the election Of an assignee
by the creditors,
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WASHINGTON.
The Colored Laborers' Strikes.
Bowen.

.l. WASHINGTON, June y,
The contractors resumed work to-day
in various parts of Washington. No in.
reference with the laborers was attempt.
ed by the strikers. A strong police force
has been held In reserve where tho work
Is progressing. e,
q. G. Bowen, recently convicted OF
Bigamy in the Criminal Court Of this
District, was before Judge Oln to-day
who stated that he thought Of suspend
Ing tho sentence until after the bill oi ex.
ceptions had been acted on by the Dis.
trict Attorney. As now understood, he
questioned the power Of the Court tc
suspend the sentence, and he would like
to hear the arguments on the point, and
therefore set Monday next to hear counsel
on the question. .'l.'|.
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IncendiarIes Sentenced.
PoranKEEPsIE, juno 8.

III 'F'7- W. "
The Ellenville, Ulster county, incendia.
ries have been tried, found guilty, and to-
day were sentenced; Wiley Van Dover
to fourteen years, V. Lopez and William
Young to five years each in Sing Sing
Prison.
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regulation bill. Mr.. Cardwell defended
the clause for the abolition Of the sale Of
military commissions An incidental
vote, while It did not decide the question
of abolition, showed great headway-l77,
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The boat Inspectors Convene
tiOn.
a., -....,.a,, I,,,,,o O

The Board of Supervising Inspectors of
Steamboats, today adopted a resolution
for the appointment oil various commit
tees 10 consider steamboat machinery,
&c, md afterwards adjourned. The
committees will be appointed tomorrow
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BLACK bass have got into the Connect
cut river accidentally. Two ponds, with
outlets leading TO the river at points wide
ly apart, which had been stocked with
black bass at private cost, were carried
away by food some two years ago, and
the fish swept into the Connecticut, where
they have quietly domestlcated them
selves. Last year they matched q large
quantity Of young, and this year have re-
appeared on their spawning ground.
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Arrest of a Brother.lnsLaw.

Judge Lewis Dent was arrested in this
city Yesterday on u warrant charging him
wiilith misappropriation Of money. lie
obtained bail and LETT the city last night
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BELMONT IEoRsE FArR.-The Belmont
horse fair occurs next Wednesday and
Thursday, when 1t expected some Of the
best horses in this and other counties will
compete for the prizes. The ring has
been put in good order, and nothing left
undOne to make the exhibition pleasant
and attractive. Let all who wish to en-
Joy the sport prepare TO attend.-Enter'
prize.
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River and weather.
P1TrsDUR0H, PA, June 8.

--"T PGTTsDUKUH, TA.i June q
Weather cloudy. Monongahela 2S
inches and falling. No nrrivals or de.
partures, The steamboat d. I. Lane will
be sold hero at auction on Thursday.
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GERMANY.

Visit Of the Russian Emperor.
BERLIN, June 8.
The Emperor Of Russia and his son
Alexis, with brilliant staff, have arrived
in Berlin. They were received at the
station by Emperor William and staff,
and escorted to the Palace by the I'M
perial Guard.
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Arresled on Charge Of Arson. .

L0UIsvlLLE, KY, JnneS,
A negro, recently porter at Mammoth
Cave Hotel, was arrested on Louisville
and Nashville train, at ElizObethtown,
tonight, charged with setting fire TO the
n oiel
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In the Homeopathic Convention at
Philadelphia yesterday, great number
of interesting papers were read, and the
delegates partook Of banquet at the
Continental this evening,
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John Miller, workman in Proctor
& CANDLES candle factory, ut Cincinnati,
fell through a hatohway last evening, and
was instantly Killed.
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WEST POINT.

WEST POINT, June 8.
Its expected Gen. Grant will remain
here until Monday next, when Gen Sher.
man, who is to bestow the diplomas, will
arrive.
The deluge along the river last night
was tremendous,
PouGHKEErsRE, June 8.
President Grant did not leave West
Point to-day, lie was present at the
afternoon parade. Tue Secretary of War
reached the post on board the Chanucey
Vibberd this noon and was given the
usual salute.
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Medical.
S1MTLIA sIMILlBUs oURANTuR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC HPRCIFIC9

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple Prompt Rnlcicnt
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi-
cines ln use-so simple that mistakes cannot bo
made IN using thom 20 harmless "a 10 be ifea
from danger, and 80 efficient IA to be always ro-
llanle. They have received the highest commen.
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them and will always render salts.
action TO those who try them.
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CANADA.
TonoNro, ONT, June 8.

TORONTO, ONT, JUNE 8.
The superinteudents OF the insane
asylums of the United States were enter
tatned last evening by Lieut. g. W. liar
land They are holding session to-day,
in tho legislative assembly chambers in
the Parliament House.
The Synod Of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada in convention with the Church
in Scotland, is now in session here The
Rev. DR.. Morrison, Of Owen Sound, has
been elected Moderator.
QUEBEC, June 8.
The Second General Assembly Of tho
Canadian Presbyterian Church Is in ses.
sion here, and has elected Rev John
Scott, of London, Moderator.
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RUSSIA.
succes'luI Campaign in Turkistan.

ST. PETERsDuRG, June T.
The report that the Russian campaign
against the Khiva has been successfully
terminated, is confirmed,
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NO. Cures Price IN BOtes. Gents.
ReVBrH, Congestion, InllRlntnai On..m...26
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm COlic..,.2S
CryinR.Colic or TecthinR Of IhiantS.,,2j
Dl1 FFhOBH VI Children or AdutS."..."2i
DysentgPyy GrlplnE, Billions q O,lc"....25
yhOlern M 0FbnB, VOinitluEo...n..........5 %
Coughs, UJlds, BionrhiliH.......,......
keurnIRln, TDUtLaGhV, FAU- Ache..,,,.,,,,l5
Headaches, Sick Headache NertiRO.,,S
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious -tUtnacn ,.......,.,,,..,2j
u Suppressed Ur Irregular I eric A.......n2S
70 whites, To PrOinae Peri da ......,... ,,,,,25
- " Gr0Sp, Cough, Difficult Jn Athlng. ........ Is
u EruptIOnH, salt Hhcnm, Etyspet tHs.,,.,,,21
. kheurhRti Ism, Hheutnallc Pa,ns....."....26
y hnycr md AEue, Clill Fever, AgIipL.... ~
II PtlcH, Dlind " Bleedin
Is Upthnlmy, hful Sore VI Weak Eyes.....iO
" frb,Hruie or chronic, thfinUnEA,.,,bO
% WhnOpinE.eOnGh, yiUl"nt cVugha.."....IO
Y " hHhniu, wppf 'H-el Br' hthlng g-.............5D
q Eur Dthchn rueH, impaired hrArlng.,......JU
8 ScrOluIn. EntaIBtil Hlnnds, bwBlIInRH :, 10
" general Debility, Physical Weaknt 10
20 DrOpay and Srahty SecfvtIOna a...,,,,,.,,,,,,5O
q Shn SlclInesB, sickness frUn hiding, %
q hldncy Dlsengt, Gravel, .,".,..,.,... ........6O
~ nervous Debility, Involuntary SEMI.
lnhI DlBthAt .....,,"., a..........l on
" sore Mouth, tADkefu.y.. ,...... .....,,.,,,SO
~ Urinary Weakness WettnR He'd, III
81 PnlnIul PerludB, IlyRtei Ia...... ,....,,,,,bO
% suleFlhRH al Cnange Oi LlIe.....,..,,,l %
~ " Epilepsy, bpaaInA, ~. NItus Danc0 ,,,,i ~
81 DlphtheFla, liberated Sore ThrOat.,,,...iB
pTIgn In Nlala lnfyp IN, .nI "a
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Family Cases, In Morocco, with

20 " lnpaper case, with book. .".... 8 %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 ioS yials, In Guld, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account Of all diseases OF Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, With fdIl dlrec.
lions for use In nOat walnut case, com.
nlptn ......... ain M
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
YELLOW FEVER.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF C-TI'
ZENSOF, NEW ORLEANS. -a
The CITY DECLARED FREE OF
YELLOW FEVER. --...

To persons who are in any way con-
&C. ned regarding the subject of yellow fe-
yer in New Orleans, we ask perrsal OF
the following a..'N.. .-...
NV o.,gA.s Sc embe 20, lc7l.
Messrs. Hall,Gay tIo-., Cs,to:
. GENTS Will you have .ae enclosed in
serted in your pnper2 have no doubt
they will be glad 90 publish the same. II
is t,uth'ul. doubt to-day if there is q
geouine case Of yellow fever in this city
A good Lia,y say there has not been case
all the summer. Ny own physician hai
not known a case. Our city has enough
TO contend against without suffering from
the gross exageration o. false repo, IS.
remain very t.uly yours,
5. ii. KENNEDY.
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j. L. Z. T."
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
Especial Corrsspon leaee o the Cairo Bulle. n.
ST. MARC HOTEL,
Washington. Sept. 20. 1871. [

Washington, Sept. &c, 1871.
Well, We have done Washington, and
"done" it thoroughly and for the beneft
Of your readers who may not have Wis.
tied the beautiful "city of distances
but propose TO do SO, We will proceed 10
itemize for their benefit the points Of in.
terest we have visited. On bright sunny
morning, the first of the week, We took the
steamer ARROW" for trip down the
broad and beautiful Potomac to the CLASH
cal shades Of Mount Vernon. The steamer
was well filled with "pilgrims,' like our
selves from the far west, and from Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis, Chicago and other
places, among whom we formed some very
pleasant acquaintances. Our fret stopping
place was Alexandria" so we'll known
In the history Of the late war. The Tumble
down appearance Of the wharves and the
grass grown streets, and general ydilan,.
dated appearance Of the place, as seen
from the river did not is'p,ss Us very 9.
vorably. There seemed TO be considersb
stir among the shipping and steamship,
however, and we understood that the 70,
mer trade before the war; of the pls G
was slowly reviviog. The Marsha
house." well known IS the place whe,
Ellsworth was shot, is closed and going {
decay. We next landed al Fort Foot an
Fort Washington, both on the Marylan
side and garrisoned with troops. Al III
latter fort heavy ordnance were mountt
and on the grounds, which were lil,ewi
Allied with profu.ion Of heavy shot an
shell. The Potomac 10 beautiful strea
nearly twice a. wide as the Mississipy
and the soil was perfectly delightful.
"a. La uina xVssbir "a,
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day entirely exempt from any epidemic
disease, and as healthy as any city of its
population in the Union, as confirmed by
! ; weekly mortuary reports be it there
fore
Resciced, That the merchants of the city
Of New Orleans, in public meeting assem-
bled, solemnly condemn the course pur-
sued by the Governor OF Texas and the
Beard of Health of the city Of Galveston,
and pronounce II sngularly unnecessary,
inexplicsbly uncalled Tor, and commercial
ly detrimental 10 the interior towns of the
State of Texas ana tie city Of New Or
leans. b.. .... .ttlg
Resotred, That due regard 10 existing
facts and the sanitary condition of this
city, rs declared by tho Board Of Health,
the Governor of Louisians, the Mayor of
the city, the collector of the port, the
| physicians of the city, and the unanimous
voice of the public press, imparatively
demands, and we therefore earnestly re-
quest, as neighbors, OF the authorities Of
Texas tho immediate revocation OF the
proclamation of quaran line. ..- 90 s.I
Resolved, Theta copy of this preamble
and these les, Tut ions be Immediately tel
egraphed to the Governor of Texas.
On motion, The same were unanimously
| adopted.
A communication was received from
the following physicians
ORLEANS INFIRMARY, sErT. 2S, 1871.
Gentlemen In reply to your commune
| cation of this date, we beg 10 say that, we
have, for several weeks past, been cogni-
zant of rumors to the effect that yellow
fever exists in New Orleans. For obvious
reasons, we have taken especial pains to
investigate the subject, and We can in all
candor aver that neither of us have seen
anything approaching the disease; that
we have not encountered physician who
has seen a case, and that we have no good
and valid reason 70 believe there is case
10 the city. Indeed tho health of New
Orleans this season, and at the present
time, is remarkable.
..... Very respectfully,
. ID. WARREN BRIcKELL,
g. BEARD,
j. Dickson BUIs,
ID. T.. HOLIDAY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

ito In Alabama and the death of no man
in that State could be more deeply lam,L.
ted.
We have neither time nor space nor
heart to indulge IN comment this morning
upon so appalling and heaitrending an
occurrence, which has bought unlocked
for mourning into many households, and
awakened the tenderes' symputhics OF our
community, not alone for the bereaved
friends Of the slain, bat also for the near
kindred Of the slayer, whose hearts are
bowed beneath the stroke of so great q
calamity.
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MEETING OF MERCHANTS OF NEW OR
LEANs-oyFICIAL EEPoRi.

MEETING OF MERCHANTS OF NEW OR
LEANs-oyFICIAL EEPoRi.
There was very large meeting of mer-
chants OF New Orleans held last eveniDg,
Thursday, September, 28th) ut the mer-
chants Exchange, on Comm street, to
take in 10 consideration the action Of The
Governor of Texas in insti.u,ing q quar-
antine between this city and the Texas
ports.
On motion, Jas. !. Day, Esq, was called
TO the chair, and l.. ii. Joseph, Esq, was
requested 70 act as Secretary.
A motion was made to appoint COM
mittee to express the sense of this meeting,
when the Chairman appointed as a COM
mittee on resolutions Messrs. i. N. Marks,
b. NJ. Pond, Samuel Henderson, A. Wack-
erbarth aud Capt. John Payne. .......
The committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions;
Whereas, the Governor Of the State of
Texas, and the Board Of Health Of the city
Of Galveston, have, In their united wis
dom, and through some sudden irspira-
ton, thought proper 20 declare the city Of
New Orleans an infected port, and TO es-
tablish against II aquarantine, as uncalled
Cor by existing facts ~ 1t il commercially
detrimentsl in lis effect; and, waereas,
the doubtful expedient Of quarantine, upon
the utility OF which The scientific world Il
50 much divided, shoEld never be rssorted
10 except under The confirmed existence OF
violent epidemics, and with indu-
bitable proofs In possession Of The aulhori-
ties sustaining the same; and
| whereas the commercial intercourse
between the city Of New Orleans and the
State of Texas, SO materially advantage rus
TO each, should not be wantonly trifled
with, cemented, AS 1t Ia, by years of friend
iy interchanges and trade, and by the geo
graphical ties'.of contiguous territory
and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
DIR. JOSEPH II. SCUESCK'S SIMPLE
TEEtTMENT.
CONSUMPTION.
"LEAyE NO STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake pills are composed OF one OF Ma
lures nOblest gifts-the PodOphillum PeltAtum.
They possess all the Understanding, Alternative
properties Of calOnIei, but, unlike calOmel, they
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03

The work Of cure il now beginning. Tho vIia-
aimentary canal are elected. The liver, ike
a clock, Is wound up. 1t arouses from Its torpid
ity, The st0mitch acts respons,yeiy, aud tho
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
GIVEN UP AS LOST.


The second thing is, the patients must stay in
warm room ntil they get well IL Ia almost I'M
possible to prevent takn! cold when the lungs
can not DO effected. Fresh air and riding out
especially IN this section OF the country, n the
clans Who recommend that course lose their pa
tients II their lungs are badly diseascd and yet,
SIC tnSs a's heg walk thu room @1s
us much and as fast as the strength Will bear, TO
mnst Keep PIN IN good sp,sbe eStermned 10 eet
well. This has great deal to d. With the appe-
5e ihe p %eS 60 ss Evidence
Possibility In the worst ease, eases; and moral eer-
was in these modest words:
MANY years ago was in tho last stages of
consumption; confined TO my bed, ana ut ono
time my physicians thought that | could not live
week. then, IKE q drowning man catching at
which now offer 10 the public, and they made
perfect cure OF me. 1t seemed TO me that
Thss he ny wn S ysi sm
! would spit up more than a pint OF offensive
yellow matter every morning for u long time.
"As soon us that began To subslde, my cough,
fever, pains, and night sweats MI began TO leave
with difieaity that could Keep from from eating TOO
much. soon gained my strength ana have
was wsis sss' shsry after my recovery"
added the Doctor, then looking like mere
NY ws weight qy Ssa
@ pounds sa Ana for years have en-
br schenck has discontinued his professional
visits TO New-Y0rk and Boston. He or his son,
Dr. J. II. Schenck, Jr., still continue to see pa
tients at their ONCE, No. Is North sixth street
Philadelphia, every Saturday from An 70 D Pm
Those who wish thorough sanmtiRauTShn n N.Y., N.Y.,
promoter declares the exact condltloh ~ inc
lungs, and patients can readily learn Whether
INK sTs Of gr taking tho medicines
adapted TO the INTEL igence even 81 u child. Fp-
low these drections, and kind Nature win do the
rest executing that In some cases the Mandrake
Pls are 20 Sc taken In increased dosesi the
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
them; First create Appetite or returning
health, hunger Is tho most welcome symptom
When II comes, rs IL will come, let the despair
ing at once be Of good cheer. Good blood VI once
follows, the cough iOosens the night sweat y
abnted. In short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever. +,
DIR. Schenck's medicines are constantykept IN
tens OF thousands of families. As laxative or
purgative, the Mandrake Pills are u standard pre-
paration while the Pulmonic syrup, us cure
81 coughs and colds, may be regarded as pro-
phyacterc against consumption IN any OF its
torms.
Price Of tho Pulmonic Syrup and Sca-weed
Tonic, ~ 80 bottle, or $3.50 half dozen. Man
drake Pulls, 20 cents box. For sale by uu drug
slsts aud dealers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

AN ADRoIT HIT.-A presiding elder
of tho United Brethren Church, while
preaching, was much annoyed by per.
sons talking and laughing. He paus.
ed, looked AT the disturbers, and said :;
"I am always afraid 10 reprove those
who misbehave in church. In the
early part of my ministry | made II
great mistake. As was preaching, n
young man sitting just before me was
constantly laughing, talking, and max.
ing unoouth grimaces. paused and
administered severe rebuke. After
the close of the service one Of tho Off
cial members came and said to me,
brother ----, you made n great mis-
take That young man whom you
rcproved is an IDIOT" Since then !
have always been afraid to rcprove
those who misbehave in church lest |
should repeat that mistake, and re.
prove another IDIOT" During the
rest Of that service, at least, there was
good order.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

NEXT TO GoDLlNEss.-A neat, clean,
fresh aired, sweet, cheerful, welI.ar-
ranged house oxcrts moral influence
over its inmates, and makes the men
bers OF a family peaceable and con.
siderate of each Others feelings and
The connection is obvious
between the state of mind thus pro
duced and respect for Others, and for
those higher duties and obligations
which no laws can enforce. On the
contrary, q filthy, squalid, noxious
dwelling, in which none of the decen-
,ics of life are observed, contributes
TO make its inhabitants selfish, sensual,
and regardless of the feelings of
others and the constant indulgence
Of such passions ronders them reckless
and brutal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

1 THE Two GREAT TUNNELs.-The
following statement of the dimentions,
cost, etc, of the two great tunnels OF
he world is interesting:
Mont Ccnis Tunnel-Length, u ,236
meters, or nearly s miles; width, 2G
feet s inchcsi height, 20 feet; cost
sl3,00G,000 time occupied in con
struction, 8 years; number OF men
Employed, about 1000,
Hoosac Turnel-Length, ,26, ,O61 feet,
or about A miles; q feet wide 2l
feet high cost about s9,000,000 time
of construction, when completed,
nearly 20 years; number Of workmen
about zoo at present, but
much less during most of the time the
work has been prosecuted.
The chief engineering difficulties at.
the construction Of the Hoosac
tunnel have been overcome, and the
amount of progress in given time
can now be so accurately predicted
that the engineers and the contractors
have no doubt that the work will be
before the 18th Of March,
1874, the date named in the contract.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
wEpNEspAY MoRNNa. Noy. %. Is7l.
THE usPRoFlrAnlE SERVANT


In n napkin smooth and white,
Hidden from all mortal sight,
My one talent lies tonight.
Mine to hoard, or mine to use,
Mine TO keep, or mine to lose,
May | not do what | choosol
All the gift was only lent,
With the Giver's known intent
That il should be wisely spent.
And I know lie will demand
Every farthing at my hand,
When l in his presence stand.
What will be my grief and shame
When | hear my humble name,
And cannot repay his claim
One poor alent,-nothing more!
All the years that have gone DER
Have not added to the store.
Some will double what they hold,
Others add to il ten-fold
And pay bask the shining gold.
Would that | had toiled like them!
All my sloih | now condemn;
Guilty fears my sUcl o'erwhelm.
LoRn, o teach me what to do,
Make INC faithful, make me true,
And the sacred trust renew ...
Help me, ere too late It he,
Something yet TO do for Thee,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

The Trsr.-Thc Chicago Republican
says: The recent mishap of Ben,
Butler, who tumblcd overheard from
his yatch, and was hauled in, wcttcr
but not wiser man, is accepted as n
striking confirmation Of the ancient
proverb which aflirms that they are
never drowned who are born TO be
hanged,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

Go AnEAD.-Gencral Grant has par
doncd G, IL Ward, in prison at
Boston, for ombozzling government
funds Under present circumstances,
when such crimes are epidemic, tho
action Of the President amounts TO an
invitation to steal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-22

On tho occasion Of the Presidents
recent visit down East, the people
were more enthusiastic than discreet.
And so at Bangor they received him
gladly. treated him Hospitality, and
put "Welcome' in large letters over
The door ofthcir Jail,