davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

qnbpia TtuesbaG, bsr qrost, ~neltbrabmte
Denter lieat tn her Wdhe DON Wnrnesrg,
arm uub frauf, Elm Greis BON 66 Sa9rea,
f5rperlih gana gebro9en nno ifon IN noa'
fomHener Nuf5iun9 obmohl non 9etEes'
.frilh, unb bic bitterite Rotb uulfteht lem Sas
qer. Mit Reft bemlerft Elm Blatt, oaB oe
Softer, iuelfe oft iiber ben llnoanf Der s6lir@
fen Hagen, mand,rn a ielbit am n1oaf1tbars
ifen qeseu bic 6elben bes @eiies ilnO, oeren
lille Thdtiaftit ben Muhm Des 8aterlances
in ale Qanbsr trdqt. Mit BetriibnlB per-
nimrr1t es Ser Deutid,e i'm 4nslanoe, oaB ett
Wtann ron 10 sepaitt9en 9aben' ps 0sast.
bad, yin leinem alter benz Qua9estoue Ma!e
geuelen," unb baB er and leet NH osI Sas
nigen gegen Mansel an3nfdmpteh gaos nno
cine anbaltenoe 9yaufbeit iela lesfeh @faTte
uersebrt. -
gum i3eiden, SaB mir bier IN gnslaro
oes emit bohsefeierten SelterS n1dt ptt9el-
len, lolte, nle mir biinft, Elm aasi9uB &C.
| bilbet merben, Der ltd nit eillerl AnltuIe an
| bic hiefigeu 2anbsleute ruenbet. WftltistWelse
brdnaen Die Serbdltnifie 10 furhtbar, pap tD
- ale nit auolpig Selterbad perlonls@ DC.
| ~ireunSet - niht 3ogerte, oieIe rue1tgea ssotle
| alsbalb mad Giutrefien iener traurtgen Snnoe
an bic Rebaftion bes 2onooner operniann"
III rihten, unb mid bereit erflare, ahe etloat-
| aen 8eitrdae, bic an midi gelanot uno oerett
| Giuaana i'm g%enannten 8latte ongeseist lper@
ben rpiiree, unper3iiglih on 6euerban 9elaHz
gen su faiien. M0se bereinf l1itlt aela9t
tperben, baB bieier sroBe nno cole Vstli, oet
cine 3ierbe Der Station biloet, rllr unoafit
Dor 4usen bate, ais er itd arld1tdte. aus
elmer Welt 81 ihetben, in iueld3er Sanlpf Hno
Gorns piu shnnpr Yuthpii mar
Eir 4uinabnte bieier 3eilen in Sbrer 1tad)'
Fen Numnler iudre i] Sbnsn iebr %oerbnuoer
Carl 8linb."
Gbises mar bereits gsiebt, als inns folgen'
be gioti; aus benz Niirnbergerranset9sr" III
bic 4u9en iief:
ugBirr iinb AMI bas gefimmteife uro ipie'
berholt eriuft unb aufgeforoert t%poroen,. on
naffolgenoe grfldruns in uuisr Slatt auT5u.
nshmen: ,Sn Dem yWiirSbur9er Sorrnal"
lit firslid Elm Nufruf 5u 9nniteft l~ttlieres
8rubers 9ubtpig Teuerbad eriGienen, beier
aause Eorm, 10 tpobl uno frenHolth er aud
ioulf geuleint ietn mag, oas @eIihl Der gan
sen Tamilie in Der en,pinblihfen Wetle per
Lessen muBte. &ir jebeu unS baber 9eaeuitbel
ben sahfreihen 8erebrern uulereS gruoeri
in bic Notbmenoigfeit ueriebt, arsoritdltd
unbi Sffentlid gu e~rflaren, oab Die Sebaup
tungen, tpeld1e ienem aufrnfe si @rlrloe lie
gen, auf grelen llebertreibungen beruhen
Infer 8ru0er lebte nit ietner Tamilie aler.
oings in gsfbdltniien uelhe nah bel
Be9rifeu unierer j3eit b0dit einfah uro be
i4eiben genauut rueroen miiien, aber pom De
@efabr bes SunsertobeS tonnte nno BURT
ME bic Saeoe ieiu. @enn cine iolde traurig
Sage aild) MIR bon ferne 3u befiirdten gene
len, 10 hdtte es ipabrlih nift Der anregun
oes uWursburgerSournals %beonrft, UNI nns
bic udhten Sreunbe oil Die grfiaung ibre
8fi1ten gu erinnern. Miiruberg, u. DEG
1871. Or. Srieorid) SeuerbadJ, in ieiner mi
ieiner beiben 5frmeifern Nanren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

ga Gufseber Der 3abIuns an Gpa ae Gria grans
Der In Geioeuteis III etia Of, In Der &gpec. D. al.
uor3uiprenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

AID REFRESHMENTS, NOTICES 9c.
published in the CORRESPONDENT in the English
and German languages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Mfan (eie Dteles aeiqQiqif !

Gerfonen, melte umsieben, einen @ebieI bes 8e'
lhdTtes MAIDEN ODER @elhdfte etobtiren Werben pobts
tpun, rir einen l1eberiblas ilr @eifditsbiider. Druid
iu9en u. +. 10. an 05ussenbeinaer q ESeii. Sltretb@
inaterialisn : 8abritanten, Ser. asa, 9Ssff Salti'
tss ailortiment bon gdreibs Dnlteu, Mlbumss
SDrtemonnoie'S, Gplofeeern unb cine eroBe IuSs
pabt uon bi6,den @c9enfdnoen, weI6e ib fir
Nel=tSe5henfe eignen, erbaIten baber.
Giniqe biibibe Sibeln unb SebetbHdber porrdz
tbis, Del6e iebr binis abselaiien rperben. 1922
Roti;. 4piIifation nirs bel'n B1reermeifsr
uno Stabtratb bon Baltimore 8ebufs DurbbreltuH9,
@onoemniruns unb Grrueiternns Der 8eutoen~aaep,
lpte tie aut Boppleton's Blan aus9elegt In nit
elmer greite pon 80 Su6 pon Der NicWfebin= bis 5ur
WtIionitr., geraabt tperoen. t5,11, z, %, 8, 55,4l,7,53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

RS- Hufseber Der 3abIung an Diab. Msnes CD
in D erlin 1T erintt, flo n ber Grpeo. B. Bl. Su mel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

5taubaI6s it Ole @ntIdeisuns oes
Observation-Disclosures in benz 8eranilden
@ahlireit. gle beoeutet bic Sanftionlrung
bes iniamiten @ablbetrugs. Die Netubeit
bes Gtimmfalens, melde bon repnbltfante
Iher Seite nit lo1fer Sorliebe i'm WiunOe
aefiibrt wiro, beoeutet in ioldem Munoe una
gefd6r oafelbe, mas Giutloienft=Sseform i'm
Wtunoe Der Bolitifcr meint, ralnlif Sinaus.
merfana bes politiiden @egnerS, nobel Der
3lued Ieoes Dlittel heiliat. org. Sts5tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
0Enrn1fna.

90 metne Gran 9iuaa 6 atRRarina gsebrns, aeb.
Buffet lnih obne rlein @ifien nno Biaen b rlafien
bat, 10 iDarne ih biermit 5eeermann, ibr &tpns inf
lnetnet Hamea Sl bergen, inDem l6 bon ibr aeilabte
wenn ieibtge btnnsn 8 1asen nibt Su mir 5ardaf. brt,
10 tueroe i'd mid aI6 BON ibr ~aeidjieoen betrahten.
Sob. Seinrtd1 SebrnS,
t1f-3] Nr. 40, Siie Woflitrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

- ahr tolsenoe gsrIoneu lteseu 1rlete IN on
Ggpee. Z. States rs E..a
Brau SifrorIa SbpmaS;
cpEdnn E%fSdqner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
SGnittnn0rcn.
SeIttags=@ r1iente.

Gamtu=SaidDcntiidler
nit seftdten aHfanaebu6Fabeu.
Serene diuHpftIidJer
nit 9eitidtPn AniaTesbuhfaben bes Rarlenss
2rnuerz uuo fetn 9eidumte1Gidentlne
nit geitiIter 8anbhoroe iar Gdmen.
Gein 9cidumte, be6rutte eafdseutidcr NIT SGRos
boroe iir Serreu.
24ir ~9Iaaben, ols elegdHteite A%iiortinleut 1aiheIs
tuber In Der Staet auimeiicu 81 tnuuen.
RT~ gBtr seihncn cub 4nidrgehu6ftGben nit uHs
mr9drgtiber 2tnte aui Eaihentiher.
". y. DfiuifenS
C292-l SIR. 1853, @ It. Balttmo or etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
nrner

SRI. Gbrtaiama Saas aus @fIaneen in Bapern
eriuGe i6 bofihf, fb ~entrueber perl0nfih bier gu
lnelben, ober mir tbre afrsiie s~efiai9ft onpe, gu len
Den, inbenl es mid iebr i.eueu nllree, bieie(be oils alte
8etaHnte piefer 5u iRben. Adtungspoa
@ebafian Yfeufer, iribsrer Corporal
i'm fonial. bagriiden 6. S1ser B4tciaon.
g.. %. 4brefe nod Baltimore: Wr. SO, NrefIs
cenfffraRss Sn RifDgams Secfer, 9atbaus gum
sGriinen Baum as GI4 u0-fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Nerlnren

on Baltimore. Soaioopr ober @apfrdse am Iesten
Sreitas Sta9nttttae cine 5toGe nit Dtanuietipt-
Beiuh bon Cult 2Gfe @itu u. !. 10. Der finoer en-
pf1n9t cine Hberale BelobHuns, penn r ~biefeIben
ioslei6 In Rr. ma, gBeff 8 SalfiuDrrf q, aae, abs
II efer$ II ttsfk. 80 ~I FFT't "a r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Nene Nnaetgen.
sanitats 3 8nrcau, allies 9ath6aus,

BaItim ore, Den 4. Sanaar 1872.
3in taS 9ubIifntn
Der @eilnbbeits=@ ommifidr Seiet nit DieIem Ser
9nieen an, oas Dec berihtete 600 bnrdb Die Boden in
letter Mode unridtts if. Der berihtete Rann mar
Sobn Wbitaler, Oer 8eeroi9nnSsplns Mounts aIrlleL
@eIneterp, Salrtnorez@ odntp. Hah or aufmert=
iamiten llnterlu1un9 fam es nidt ausgeiuneen rerz
ben, bas cine Iolhe Beri0nin Der Staot an Den 8oden
~9eftorben 1T. Der 8 ommiiidr nieber6ott Seincn Be
ridt, baB fein Goo ourt DE 8odcu in btefer Stabt
pdbreno Der Iesten A Sabre eiiolst In, NM eaS Die
autoritaten feline 5taGrl9t pom 6tm 8orbaHoenieln
eiues bernrtigen 6ales bis gu oieier 3ett efbalten bas
ben. Milton %. SaplDr, NJ. D.,
ff0 40 .4r.r. a.rsrH f,nAbaik a-E 80 ,trrS~ E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
sc. ScnrS) Slnitb,
urt9esO9en.
MnrhlGnhrr S6,infn,,

Die erfte GtRfalsune bieier gorte if jstt Sur Gb=
l%ielerun9 6ereiti ioluie aud iider9eialtet es Gdpci,
nefeiIh fIr 6rhbitld, 9%eriuGerleS 0hicr feifh ,
i3unsen uno Sadibmols In biibihen @ebinoen; nur
i'm 9roBen Su baben bei George 8 JSntin9,
CSeS23,1Ntt1 Sir. as, SoutbtraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
GiIniieSNnnn.

0crein fir 2ebensper Il id, srun9, 9ranEensGanfegs
ffiisnng une GppperGtinmefen.
Soipobl 2ebens-, ats aud 3eitpolicen iperoen Don
elmer incorporirten 2ebe~nsueriiderun8s =@elelfGaft
hes Staates ytelp=9orf aus9egebeu.
arontenzl lnterflsuns iie6en Dollars pro g3oRe.
gsdbere ausfunft ert6eilcn Die outor{trten Agenten
be5 8unbes. fWes.13,1S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

SttrltGereieE in Beaug auf
bic SHbianer.Ben n.-Am g..
b. Yts. spuroe in @aihinston Ridter Sobn
M. @risbt tpesen peritbter 8etriisereien IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
me- 6nifen uno NrFaIfunoen.

2aroaue's SMffelsSprup 1T 5nperfihtli6 ais elm
fuderes uno erfoigrei6es SeiImittet ee9en 9uften, @rz
tdltun9 unb ale Granfpeiten Der gron6tal<Ro bEeH
sansuempfeblen. iopobi fir ainaer ats aud fir gr.
HarcGue, Gde Ger SaitiTnp ore nnc Sarrifpnf fr.,
iofpte bel allen Drogniften. fMueuf23. 12WPte. IN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

Der qonooner 9erma1n" peroHeutlid,t
Den nahfclgenben Aufruf:
oDentlde s3eitnnsen bringen cine idmera.
ltbe Vahrihtf eine uabre Sdredensfunbs:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
SerIautlnlanQS- Mn1etgen.

GrnBseo9e e. 8. Il. g., Baltimore.
Die Waitaiieber 1ebnen 5totii, baS Die Sisuns am
IA. Sanuarh b. s., Worsens9 lbr, In s1r. 20, Rpre=
GapRfaee, a%ufdIet.
Nbil. 8ofsrbert. O6ers8roBm.;
ft1' &. Gd,ul, @ro5. Shrftn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

- AUI4t 80
Bon oiejen maren 41,428 amerifanllGe
Siiraer , bleibt iomit cine Ginwanserung
uor 229 ,639 E0pfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Gfnmannernnq.

SIM Sabre 1871 lanbeten Inn 9ew-gOrfer
6afer 271,O67 Berionen aus ben folseneen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Neae Mn1etgen.
Oefhdfts=8 erIeeuua.

gBig setsea uufcrn Greuueea INC 9uuhsn e~rse6eHft
an, t16 mir Hnier Spiel< uHb @dlanteriewadleTs@e=
ihdit ndd Dem b ? ffDdigen DearmUr c5ehduee
SSr. 9S9. observation-disclosures, oerleet BADEN,
no mir nurh oBere Standardization ilI Stdnre gez
feet iiuc, elne eroE re Auswap Der neueifcH So6eH
su Iabren uno laoen @ieoero,tduier b0htnft Elm
ScldHeer s @reelreI,
u a IN Q1r-n-l auna = RnfrinnnranrnSk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
aEnr lEeftnnszMeimenfrl

gsItidte Euthz uno 5tramin &dube BON 81 oufs
fudrts; 6oientr69Cr, Sausmfeen tir 6Crren, @isaueR~
batter, TnoelIiiien, 8lumenforbe, Rdbtdithen, Ill
bum GignrrentaiheH, SdmudIaden a1er Art In
grpser ausDabl.
3Cpbur : ggoue, ger[eu, Gtrdmin, SGtelmufer,
Geioe, @ot6= uu6 SiIbCrz9tten il.
9arI @tntber's STAMPING DEPOT,
SIR. &c, 81 : Baltimore, nabe Srontfrafe.
tgfoO 10, 29tt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Eg Gtpas iiir iene Janilte
Cine Elorence'fbe I'D

WtME KEWE&UE% FtHE
IN bic bette fit aae NrteR Mrbeit unb bic nettefe M2as
inine In Der Meft. Bran fomme unc iebe nieielbe In
BEN Berfnuiss2ofale, Rr. 40, RDrhsG buyIesffr.
I'm sJreimaurersG empeI, an! Sutif8,12N2te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
SeIplnuna

$1,000 ii. ,.s ss! !'4?' saa ion bin.
w Den, blutenoer, iudenoen uno
morrt oioenz9 eilulitttt nittturuen fam. IS it Hur
fir 6dmorrboioen unb nidts anbetes 5~ubereitet unc
got Bdae uon mebr ats 90 5alrcu &auer Eurirt. IS
1T BEL aaeu Oro9utiten ~ blben. Trets 81.
.L-. $50 2apie ". SoHs, Qeent,
(OeB.7,1S,t &pl SIR. 339, Weft 8aitimorefraEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
UauucrclnEs
Mener Nnnnrreiif.

Weuer Sannerein.
0a1 rebereinfunft beabiidti9en msbrere glrgsr
einen neuen 8ouperein unter Dem 0amen 81 esgers
Saupersin SCR. q" Su srlineeu. Gle, Die iib einem
suten Serein anidlie6en lpoaen, mogen fip Sienffdg,
is. Sanuaf, Gbenbs s nhr, i'm 2ofale 0es SIN. u.
Saiers Gefe Der Mepnuments nne Gbeaertr.s
e%infrben. Q0-2)
Wener Sannerrin.
Seimdtb Sau1erein Rr. g"
Mntbcile $SGO.-4uHdaem 5OsGentS. Sins
25 Geuts pro gSpcse.
9ein aooien, feline Hoten. teia Marten bel 9i1a
bigungen!
BE- Saares GcfS fir Mae! ga
Subfcriptionszeitcn lieeen often bei Sal. 2ipp,
Gde Ger &pnertets uni Gbaieff, aRe. Ndberes
In elmer ip6teren anSeise! SIN Suffrage!
(1f-3l Seinrida Sees.
9armnnie=S auuerein Ctr. 10.
5emfe, Sreitas, ben IL. Sanior, Sobresz8rz
iamnllung uno Beontentpaht. 1906 e
I'D 8. @esols. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12
Dr0ul0fntiQ,

P0uloflltla,
Nr. II, Snrt5s, gegeniiberG ermanfr.
eebens@8erI6eruns bnr6 suo1entlitle grdmienz
3abtuneen. = Sieben Dollars pro Bo9e .9ranteu=
9elb.-gin mad ben GGfeeen oes Staates @farbldne
incotporirter unb nnIer ben Iuipicten Der
.@egenieitisen &ebenS Scriid)erunaS . Gefeus
idjaft pom Saitinf ore"
SIR. II, Soutbs, gegenlber 9ermanfrase,
orudniiirter Reretu. f223-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

sReG6'6 2er1pelrttrersEoauet4
Serner ioate auf feinem Goilettentilhe febleti:
sYleao'S r1a9ilGes Bulper fhr b0ieH 9Gls,"
s8feeb'5 MO sifhes Bulper fir bofeT 5cls,"
Elm understandings 9ei(mittel fir balsleioen irsene
uether Art, ME cine Ffaibe. rid,tis aueetpanoti bar
tbun fuiro. Die @irsun9 bes Ilittels III cine mum
Serbore. @ 1EB. 81. Redet
isepa6.tsl Rr. 1st, Baltimore, nabs siiabta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-12

80 Ran leie bic arseIge pom grbaut, gtratro
q Callers eGuftnGnniid,er 2ebrnnfislt aui D.
/. Sette! E g II, tStt 2,fS'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal .Church--Rov A. D.
Yoouy, Pastor-Public Service every Sabbath
ut l0l A. NJ, and n P. NJ.
Sabbath School at . A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, Mt n P. NJ.
Communion Service, first Sabbath Of every
month, at lUi A. NJ.
ST. Andrews -Episcoral--Re
GEoRok HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and at P. M.-Sunday School at
8 p. M.-prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
ut o'clock.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurLEn.
Preaching on tho Lords day at lol and n
O'Clock.
Sunday School ut p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at u p. m.
Pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at u p. m.
st. Francis Church--Cathoiic--R 7.
.. McMAsus.--Mass N 10l o'clock A. NJ on the
second and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Lutheran Church.--Rev. A. ]. 1lAnrsocK-
Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening.
Sabbath School at a. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

f#AHn mmunicated.f
Mn. Enron Please allow me, through the
medium Of your paper, to explain In behalf Of the
School Directors Of Lawrence township, the ques-
tons asked by Humble Taxpayer" in the RE-
runlicAs Of July Sd.
In publishing...the financial statement in m
Abbreviated form, we complied with the law and
requirements Of the School Department, as we un-
derstood it. As for publishing the account again,
the old board has not the power, and as am not
a member Of the new board, cannot say what
they will do. Tho amount due from Taylor
Rowles June LIST, 1872, upon the settlement Of his
account, was si,li9.li Amount due from W.
P. Read s655.57, included In the above balance
due from Rowles. W. p. Read has paid since
June ist sl72.ss, leaving balance due from him
at the present time Of Sis2.6g. Clark Brown,
Treasurer for the year ending June LIST, 1869,
paid the balance due from him on January 18th,
1872, In full, and his account was squared and
presume Read and Rowlcs would have done the
same IL the "humbe taxpayers" would have
'Iorkcd over" their taxes at the proper time. Tho
amount received from other sources as follows
OF @. S. Read (bcing balance due on school house
and lot commonly called "Bed Bug College, y
s423.7f old stove sold, s5.oo old school house
Crooked Rum $500, totaisiis77. "My neigh
bors say they only had four months school during
tho year" Mount Zion sub-district had five
months school, one month being due said district
from previous year. Mount Calm sub-district
had seven months, three months being due from
previous year, and all the other snb-distrlcts had
four months, making total Of dfty-two months
taught In all the schools since June LIST, ls7b
which multiplied by sil.so1 1913 (which is the ex-
act average per month for teachers salary will
make S2,l4s.OO, as stated, for teachers wages.
That is what went with tho $4,000. Now "lIum-
bic Taxpayer you sent some scholars during the
last named three months, then why did you not
admit that thsre was more than four months
school taught in each sub district Orders out
standing June isi, 1879, s2,OOiss. The treasury
has redeemed orders since that date to the amount
of 81 10000 s, c. BLoon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31
DEAru FROM CoAL On


DEATH FROM Coal OM.--lt becomes
our painful duty to chronicle another of those
heart-rending Occurrences, which Of late years 50
frequently shock the community.
On Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst, Katie
aged about twelve years, daughter Of Mr.. George
s., and Mrs. Margaret Mills, Of Thompsontowp,
this county, In attempting to kindc FIRE in a cook
ing stove, poured some coal oil out Of can cen
tanning about half gallon Of the innammable
stuff on the smouldering cmbcrs, when the liquid
igntei, bursting the can and scattering the fam
ing oil in every direction, completely envcloping
the poor child in flames. Her clothes were burned
In an incredibly short space Of time, but short o.
It was her body was covered from the crown Of
her head to the soies Of her feet with deep bura'
She survived her injuries about one hour and
half remaining rational to the cnd.--Jniaia
Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

Through LISE.-The Northern
Central railway, by the completion of the Balu-
more and Potomac railroad, has through con
nection from the west to Washington. Passengers
going To Washington from all parts Of the west
and north can now avoid the delay formerly. sub
jected to at Baltimore, and eau also have their
baggage checked through. This is great con-
veniencc, which the travelling public will apprc-
ciate. Nor is the through connection the only ad-
vantage to be gained. Tickets for Washington
from Baltimore via the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad cost one dollar, twenty cents less than
by tho Baltimore and Ohio
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

CLEANED OUT.-The July floods
this county, let the result be what it may. No
old stock on hand this year. Pitch in for whole
new outfit next spring. The River, olearicld
Greek, Chest Creek, sinnemahoung, Sandy Lick,
and Mahouing creeks all clear Of RATS and logs.
We feel good over it, yet not stick or log did we
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

WIND SroRM,--On Thursday last
quite severe tornado passed over the eastern
portion Of this county, near Roynoldsville doing
considerable damage. The stump Of tree some
ten rods from Mr.. William Bcsts barn, was taken
mp and thrown on its roof, breaking ita way
through and splendid orchard, belonging to
tho same gentleman, was torn up and demolished.
new home belonging to Mr.. William Boyles, on
the road at this end Of the long woods, was turned
over, all the family-mother and Eve children
being In II at the time but miracuously, not one
was injured, bcdsiead propping the floors of
them. The roofs Of Mr.. Mc0ee's saw-mil and
stable were blown OF, and the growing crops in its
course literally demolished. Tho course Of the
hurricane was eastward, and was quarter Of a
mile In wid,h.-BrOotsiie Repnbiiean
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

ADDITIONAL BoUNTTEs.-The New
Castle Gaseue has received the following from
Hon. WIN. McClellandi "For the information Of
those who have spoken and written to me on the
subject, please notice in your paper that by re-
cent decision of the second Comptroller of the
Treasury, reversing former decision Of Auditor
French, members of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps arc entitled to the additional SlCO granted
three years soldiers, as per bill approved April
22d, 1872. Yours respectfully,
W., NfrCt rtta~t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

Noflen Z. rnE DISCIPLES op Isaac WALTON
After April 10th We will have the largest assort.
ment Of fishing tackle ever brought west Of the
Allegbenies, consisting of Rods. Baskets, Flies,
Hooks, Lines. Bait Boxes, 4c., &c. An disciples
Of Isaac Walton are invited to call aud examine
our stock. HF. Btetrn A "a.
March 27, ls72r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

SOLDIERS DIscnARGEs.-J. McPer-
kins, writing from Washington to the Harrisburg
Telegraph, states that an affidavit giving reason
able account of the loss Of soldiers discharge, is
always accepted in lieu Of the discharge. Under
the last bounty act he is daily fling afidaviis
to account for the accidental loss Of dischnrgcs--
or giving other reasons for not producing the dis
charge
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

Bound FoR New YoRK.--Mr Isaac
L. Rercnstcin, Who for eleven years past has been
engaged in the clothing business in this place has
sold his stock and will leave in short time with
his family for New York city, whore he designs to
enter in larger field Of trade. We regret this.
Mr. Reizens,ein is one Of our best substantial bu-
siness men, and a very useful citizen and Clear
field can lily afford to lose him. May success at
tend him in his new enicrpriIe. Tho card Of his
firm will be found in our advertising columns.
"Reily,' as he was familiarity called, viii be
missed, not only by the German population, but
by nll. lIcwas an upright, conscientious business
man, whose word was just as good rs his note.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

The MOUNTAIN VoIcE.-Johnstown.
ers are just now sporting daily newspaper with
the above title, and edited by James f. Campbell,
formerly Of the Altoona Sun. Nay the Voice be
read by the whole mountain region, and all live
10 A green old age
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31
ANoruER MAIL.-We lea

ANOTHER MAIL.--We learn that
Postmaster Gaulin has been In correspondence
with the Postotice Department for several months
with reference to the granting Of another daily
mail over the Tyrone and Clcarheld Railroad, and
that his negotiations are likely to succeed, and
that another mail will be delivered by the Express
araln in the evening, on about the let Of August
This will be very convenient for the patrons of
the Office in this place, from the fact that the
Philadelphia aud New York daily newspapers will
reach here the same day they are publishedi but
It will add much to the labor Of the Postmaster.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

NsTRAf.-Cam trespasslng on the premises
IL Of the subscriber, in Lawrence township, on
the Sd day Of July, 1872, ono Bay Mare, sup
posed to be about four years old. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take her away, or she will be dis
posed Of according to law.
PETER McGEoRGB.
Clearfod, July N, 1s72-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-31

chased the stock Of clothing formerly in the
hands Of I. Il. Rcizenstein, would inform the pub
lie that they be found at tho old stand, in the
Mansion House building, ready to elothe all Gus
toners with the best, at the lowest prices. Give
tl.a,, a.n