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Poor Carlotta is as crazy as ever,
Her last mania is to imagine herself
surrounded again by. the court of Mex
leo. This lady of her suite is made
grado mistress Of the palace; that
gentleman minister of state, and &c
on. Often when alone she places the
chnirs around hor IN order, hangs
dresses upon them and asks question
and gives answers 10 these strange
ladies of honor.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. "a, 1872.
Shall WE EvER MeE1 AGAIN.

Shall we ever meet again
In the woodland by the seal
WIN the moment bringing pain I.
To the heart and to tho brain,
Come again to thee and met
Shall we hear again the meaning
OF the ocean TO the shore,
Like the ever low intoning
0fa celebnnt, Lcnore--
Shall we ever meet againl
All me, that Joy should borrow
A thorn to wound the heart
From the pale-red rose of Sorrow
Adieu for we must part.
We may never meet again
In the woodland by the sea;
But the song, aud the refrain,
Which We sang beside the main,
viii be ever dear to me.
There is no sun that shineth
But hath lis spot Of shade;
The brightest day declineth,
And sweetest roses fade.
We may never meet again.
All me, that Love should borrow
A thorn to wound the heart
From the pale-red rose Of Sorrow
Adieu for we must part.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

The only way to make the mass Of
mankind see the beauty Of justice, is
10y showing them, in pretty plain
terms, the consequence Of injustice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

il is very often moro necessary to
conceal contempt than resentment,
the former being never forgiven, but
the latter sometimes forgotten.
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GEORGE c. KIRK,

Justice of the Peace Surveyor and conveyancer,
Luthersburg, Pa.
An business intrusted TO him will be promptly
attended to. Persons wishing to employ Sur
yeyor will do well to give him call as he hatters
himself that he can render satisfaction. Deeds oil
conveyance, articles Of agreement, and all legal
papers, promptly and neatly executed. maroOyp
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A man has no moro right TO say an
unciyil thing, than to act one; no
liiofe right 10 say rude thing to an.
other, than TO knock him down.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

A disgusted Ohioan, wishing TO com.
nit suicide in novel manner, applied
for admission to n smallpox hospi-
tai. oeNn
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William Shakespeare still lives in
Alabama, and is celebrated as a very
successful mellow drammer. -
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BoIT1Na FROM GRANT.
of a Leading Republican
Journal.

! The Syracuse Il. ~ Standard, OF which
General q. A. Barnun is editor, which has
awaited the action of the Philadelphia Con-
.yen,ion before taking decided stand, comes
out to-day. with sharp editorial refusing to
support the ticket. It says:
Ifst any time we have intimated that. under
any circumstances, we could support General
Grant for President, It has been upon the im-
nression that some of his derelictions were
susceptible of explanation, and that ne would
no tsaced upon platform generous 10 its In
spiratIon and broad In its scope. Now that
his most gifted and ardent champions are
OBLIGED TO confess the Indictment against MIN
sustsined, and the platform upon whlcn No
stands fails to come up to the liberal STANDARD
of peace and .;ood will, whose adoption alone
coHprehends the prosperity OF the repuoiic
and the supremacy of liberty and law, we
won,d he without excuse If we sustained MIN.
It needs but few words to declare our opposl.
tion 10 the reelection of President Grant
under The unhappy auspices OF tha Pn,ladei-
mia Convention. Thus consclentiously De,
iIevInp. proud as ever of the achievements OF
the Republican party, devoted as ever 10 tne
principles upon which lt was founded, ano
which have been stricken to the eartn oy
those whom an untoward fate has lifted into
Its leadership, aud deeply regretting the ne
cessty which Is upon us, We repudlate tne ac,
tlon of the convention and decline TO support
It's nominees.
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APREIOUS DELEGATION.
How South Carolina was Represented
at Philadelphia.

Sam Bowlea, the editor of that abie' inde-
pendent and sprighty sheet, the springheld
(Masr.) Rcpubll,aa, writes from the Grant
Convention at Philadelphia:
Take the South Carolina delegates Rnas
do they represent The most viIlanous gov
erbment ever seen In Tree Christian com
mopwealth-a government whicn IS only q
synonym for scientific scoundrelism and OF,
ganIzed plllage. few INSCRIPTIONS ana
syaricious adVenturers have temporarily con
flseated a State of the American Uulon 70
their private use and emolument. They nave
fonnd a lew native born rascals as unscrupu-
lous as themselves, and taken them into part
nerahip. They hsve secured Inc lgnorans
negroes by system of Secret oath- oouna
societies; by skilfully appealing to their
resentments and their fears-ln Wnicn
the Klux Klux insenity has, of course, been
of Invaluable assistance 10 them; oy tne
music of the Republican name; and oy olVl9-
jne office and plundsr with their leaders, AZ.
WAYS reserving for themselves, however, tne
lions share. The history OF their shameInl
rule is known to the American people: YET
these fellows call them.elves Republicans.
hold M their heads with the best, and cheer
for Grant with the loudest. They come Into
the National Convention, their hands reeRlng
from corrupt Jobs. their pockets heavy Win
stolen u oney, ind sit down on equal terms
with the Representatives Of Massachusetts.
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THE RIGHTS OF LABOR.
Progress OF the Eight IIours' Movement
-Tne Turnout In New York-Tidings
from the East nnd West.

NEW YORK, June 10.
The parade of the workiDguen to-day fell
short of the expectations. Many of those In
the procession were mslcontents, whose lean
Ing toward communism Is well known, and q
large oudy of Communists bearing red flags
held prominent place In the procession.
The procession formed at eleven o'clock,
and marched down the .Bowery, fanked by
police. Only ABOUT seven thousand men
were in line. Nothing noteworthy occurred
along the route Many Trades unions were
averse to turning out. aRd were not repre-
sented In the demonstration.
At meeting of the plano manufacturers to-
day, report was submitted showing that only
TWO firms, and those Of minor importance, had
Yielded to the demands OF the strikers. A
committee was appointed to draft statement
demonstrating to the strIkera the impossiblll-
ty of granting their demands.
Mr.. Steinway announced that his factory was
closed on Saturday, and would remain closed,
as the firm were determined 10 hold out
against the strike.
The cgar-makers and wood-carvers, confec-
iioners. German printers and BARRIERS, have
combined Tor q strike.
A Grand Union at the Hub.
BosToN, June 10.
The delegates from the various trades
unions In lils vicinity have appointed COM
miltees preliminary 10 organizing grand
union.
A Strike In the Quaker City.
PHILADELPHIA, June TO-.
The cabinetmakers resolved TO strik6; only
one negative vote was cast. It includes the
upholster-rl, varnlsbers, rivers, machine and
hand moulders. turner's, sawyers and piano
maker. The Germans were principally in
attendance at the meeting.
Making Ready In the West.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.
A meeting of The worklngmen was held yes
terdsy TO consider the feasibility of forming
an eight hours league. Speeches were made
by Hon. Warren Chase and others. A commit
lee was appointed TO draft constitution end
by-laWe
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A RETREAT TO MATAMORAS:
CabaIIos Driven by the Rebels to His
Works.

MATAMoRAs, June g.,
The revolutionlsts under Queroga having re-
captured Monterey on the 4Ln instant, before
General Caba,los couii reach there with rein-
forcements, Queroga turned on Caoallos with
all his force aud compelled him TO retreat to
Mler, where he was yesterday. It Is believed
TODAY that Caballos cannot remain In the field
against the insurgents With his present force,
and that he is relreaiing on Matamoras TO
shelter himself behind the forts and national
guard. Several of General Caballo's heavy
guns nave reached Reynosa, having been sent
in advance to prevent. their retarding the re-
treat General Queroga's force is estimated al
5000, having impressed into his service l500
prisoners captured from General Gorellos IN
the engagements at Monterey. General Ca
ballos Issued proclamation at Mler yester-
day, acknowledging The disaster at Monterey
and It's rscapture by The revolutionists and
their advance upon his force, and indicating
the probability OF his retreat here, which is
now being executed. Another Siege OF Mata-
moras Is imminent, with the prestige of the
recent success in favor of the revoulionists.
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A TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Great Loss OF Life and Destruction Of
Property.
NEW YORK, June 10.

NEW YORK, June III.
A dispatch from upper Sandusky, Ohio, CIV
,n1 nariicmllrs of q terrible tornado at the Vii
lace lao Of Quincy, in Logan County, says that
100 children are killed, and several persons
wonnded. sT Some will die. Houses In The path
or the tornado were levelled to the ground.
Ths ~ e" Methodist and Baptist Churches were de-
mnIIshed. 1 and large trees were snapped IKE
nine stems. The tornado advanced inrouga
Tsgn Ss psdd sspd posss ses the
Wss ispeS,I'' 'oreater. In several instances
Ch,,grep q g were caught by the wind and carried
cnIna cn,rS distance in the air. The devastation
gas sv terrible and the people need relief oadiy'
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g THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.

LONDON, June 10.
The great boat race on The Thames took
place Today. The steamers ana oarses Oh
The police cleared the course, and there was
no obstruction. At 20 P. NJ. The river was
free and everything ready for start. The
Atalantas chose the Surry side oil the river.
Contrary TO ihe expectation The contest wus
not close as the London crew won the race
easily, coming 10 twenty lengths ahead: The
course was irUm Morllake 10 fulney; AT nrsI
it was intended to row up stream from Put
ney to MOrtlake
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SHARP WORK IN CU3I.

HAVANA, June 10.
Captain-General Valmaseda has arrived at
Nueritas. A severe engagement took place
between Basconps and Vicente Garcia. The
Spaniards report the killing OF seventy insur-
gents. Including Lico Cruze, the second In
command OF Garcia's forces. The insurgents
attempted TO recapture Cruze after he was
wounded, but were not successful.
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MilIinerp, stram GOODS, 1r

Mlillinerp, 6tram GOODS, 81.
.......--,-,--S-.~-~--.-,
PRING OPENINGl
MRS. n. J. ZERN0W,
No. So4 KING STE E ET,
viii open THIS DAY an assortment OF AiLLi'
merry GOODS, Ladies' and ohildren's Ready
Made Suits.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEMoREsTs PAPER
PATTERNS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING SUsPENDERS, and :.
LILY BLOOM.
DREssMAKING ia all its branches.
Country orders will receive prompt attention.
mch28-tut =.
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4LABIMA FOR GREELEY.

MONTGOMERY, June 10.
The Montgomery County Democratic Con-
venlion today adopted, by an almost unaDl-
nous vote, resolutions favorable TO the en-
dorsement by The State aud National Convsn-
lion of line Cincinnati ticket. Like actlon has
been iaken in nearly every county of The State
In which meetings lave been held.
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DISASTERS 1T SEA.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., June 10.
Tie steamer Wilmington at this port, from
Philadelphia, reports on Sunday noon, OF Bar
nppat, saw the steamer Fanny, OF New YorK,
taking cargo from an unknown scnooner
Alongside: afterwards saw her move to another
schooner and commence taking on board cargo
from her. The steamer seemed 10 have many
persons on board, both b ack and white.
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TIE REATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, June 10.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
A region of clear weather over the Southern
States with light to fresh winds, and over the
Middle and New Englard States with light to
fresh westerly wiuds; the latter backing TO
southerly over the lower Lake Region, with
probably increasing cloudiness. Excepting
the brisk winds for the Upper Lakes danger
GUS wiads are not anticipated.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. s. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time. Skpr
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BENZINE,

(DOUBLR-DIsr1LLRD,j
For Cleaning Clothes and taking out Grease Spots.
Price Is cents box.
A II ,eral discount TO the trade on all the above
Dr. BAER is Agent for the sale Of -.
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The best instrument Of the kind In use.
NATrAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB THE
HAIR.
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These preparations, comprising valuable reme-
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they have for some years enjoyed large reputa-
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OF the best known:
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Hydrsted Oxymel, for cough, DO. e....,
strengthening Tonic Of Peru.
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hausuDn, Impotence, &c.)
Auarantn for the Hair.
Vlcloria Regis lor the Complexion.
Headache Pills. ff
May.apple Pills. Z.
All.Healing Ointment. 20
Rheumatic Elixir, -,
Elanthus Extract, flor Epilepsy, Fits, &c.)
Catarrh Specific. :. 80 .5s@tf
Pile Extract. t' nd -. i.
Always on hand q full assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines chemicals, Pateot Medtcines-Domsa-
dc and Imported; Fancy Goods, Perfnmery, &c.,
all OF which will be sold at lowest market rates.
sample orders solicited from the trade.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
A full assortment always on hand. 80
CUNDURANGO, s,ni.,s1,
The Great South American Csncer Remedy.
VALENTINES PREPARATION OF
MEAT JUICE.
Just received, q large supply Of the above. Each
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elusive OF fat; can be used with cold or warm
water; also can be taken with Codliyer on, and
destroys tn taste OF the Oil. 80. ~ ~
the only food for delicate children. ;5sc
This Is much superior to the "Extractof Beef,n
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upon trial. For sale BY 60 Dr. B. BAEK.
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AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE.


iockeys ON q Sunday?" George: "Ah, but
look here We've drawn him riding to church,
you know !"
AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE.
Teacher "What bird did Noah send out OF
the ark ?" Smallest boy In the class, after a
pause: "a dove, slr." Teacher: VERY well.
But should nave thought some Of you 6lg
bOys would have known that" Tall Pupil:
"Pipase, sir, that buy ought 10 know, Sit,
cause his fatner's blrd.kelcher, sir !"
CIvILIrY AND ADVICE.
Somebody finds this in the Guardian:
..Can a brother clergyman recommend, for
q ceuuty rectory, O Trustworthy homey couple
wife as cook, bake. and dairy; man groom,
gardener, and milk? Address, stating wa
ges." &c.
Mr.. Punch ia ever courteous. He resembles
the gentleman In Broad GrlDs, who was found
one light pulling violently at an apothecary's
door-bell (haVing no business with that medl-
cal person) and Whu handsomely excused him.
sell:
n,TIs time for bed, and was fastening to II,
But when you write up please TO ring the oeil,'
Common pollteness makes LIE stop anu 90 IT,"
He Is not brother clergyman, save 10 the
sense that he is O "learDed clerk" but ne an
swers the advertisement oy slating tnat ne
cannot recommend anybody Of the SOFT re-
uuIred. But lie can recommend the reverend
advertiser to procure q Lindey Murray, and
60 study the same, and then he will not call
a respectable woman a bake, or her husband
milk.
BOTANICAL CRAcKJAW.
Saws the Times notice of the flowers at the
Crystal Palace: "The specimens of sarracen'a
drummondialia. OF the imantopyllum minla-
tum, of the cyanophyllnm magnfieum, OF the
sarracenia drumnondi1uva, and OF tne sphe,
rogyne latifoIia call for distinct notice." ana
they shall not call In vain, and the distinct no
tice Punch gives them is that they are sesqul-
pedalian kusses. We shall have the really love-
" flowers, the lalries OF the old creation; cry
mo ont ior new Niles next. Who remembers,
nr rather who forghIs Barry Cornwall's weav-
er,s song, "'Tis Better to Sing than Grieve -
Come show rs the rose with its hundred dyes
The lily without blot.
The ,ioIer, ueep as your true loves eyes,
And the little lorgetme.not.
Ara we TO have this rewritten in theHollowing
fashion
The Rosa observation-disclosures come, show Us,
Thu Liiium sepallsalbis, white,
with the Viola ranuncullfolls eEdoW us,
And the wee hysstisapalustrls hight.
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THE NATIONAL SENGERFEST.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.
Senator Schurz and Governor Brown Will
deliver speeches of welcome 10 the societies
from abroad attending the S&ngerfest. Franz
Abb will he present. The fest begins on Wed
nesday, and nearly all The preparations are
completed.
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OVERFLOW OF THE PO.

FLORENCE, June 10.
The InnndatIon Of the Po has rendered
twenty-five thousand persons homeless In the
province Of Ferrara alone.
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urnas, Ghemirals. Or.
d ARE OPPORTUNITY.

Desiring to retire from business. Offer my
stock OF DRUGS, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Glass,
&C. together with fixtures and accounts, for sale.
Ny retail trade Is among the largest 10 the city.
Competent aid polite clerks W. remain with the
purchaser. For further particulars, address I'M
media, civ. ROBT. 81. fATEAs.f
jGnIo-.s Savannah; Ga. :
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THE ESCAPE OF HENDRICKS.
Judge Erskine Refuses the Motion for
an Appeal and Releases. the Prisoner.
DIAL TELEGRAM no rHs NBws,l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THB NRws.]
ATLANTA, Monday, June 10.
In the United States Court this morning
Judge Erskine decided that there could be no
appeal to the Supreme Court In the case Of b.
W. Hendricks, and the court, therefore, Or
dered and adjudged that the original judg-
ment, discharging Hendricks upon the pay
ment OF costs. remains In force as the judg-
ment of the court
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THE RELEASE OF HOWARD DE-
MANDED.
New YORK. Juue 10.

NEW YORK, June 10.
The Herald's Madrid special says That DR..
Howard,s release is officially demanded; other
wise, the Uuiled States Government VIII take
decisive action. The insurreclionary news
from Tarraguna is alarming.
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4 FEMALE IN THE PULPIT.
NEW YORK, June lC

NEW YORK, June 10.
An immense crowd Witnessed the baptism,
by immersion, of Miss Smiley, the Quakeress,
who will hereafter preach as an evangelical
minister.
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NorE.-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber) be examined by ship
masters at any time during the day.
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w A STRONG APPLICATION OF
the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP, cures Pricklyheat
and all similar eruptioRs and instantly alleviates
he bite OF Mosquitoes, Fless, Bed-bugs, de-, DC.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
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p III a m II o M

The best Beautiner OF the Complexion in tbs
Market. Ladies' try 1t, you will nnd 1t 80. Sample
Packages Of THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FACE Pow
DEB, fee by all druggists. DoWIE, NOISE
DAVIS, Wholesale Agents. Charleston, 8. Q.
mays-mlhsl8
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sIPPINGs FROM PUNCH.
AN EARLY QUIBBLE.

AN EARLY QU1BBLE.
George: ''There. Aunt Mary what do you
think OF that? drew the horse aud Ethel
drew the jockeyp Aunt Mary Him But
wnat would mamma say 10 your drawing
Jockeys Oh Sunday?" George: "Ah, but
look nere We've drawn him riding to church,
YOU know !"
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,CATHARTIC PILES.

The proprietor OF these Pills confidently be-
leves that he has succeeded, by q skilful com.
binaron OF vegei able remedies, In producing
preparation that Will oring health and happtueas
to the unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis.
cases. they have been used BY thousands with
Liver Oonpl int. Dyspepsia or Indge ,tlon, Head
ache, Cosuveness, Loss Of Appetite, Neuralgia,
DrUpsy, Dysentery. Piles, .Disease0 Of the. skin,
Pain In the side, Back and Limbs, SICK Headache,
and all arrangements OF the Stomach.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety BY
any person and In all situations In life. No family
should be without them.
Prica 2h canta huX.
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m~THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
washes with Hot, Cold, Hard, Soft or Salt Water.
Dow1E, NOISE 4 DAVIS. Agents
Charleston 8, @.