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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

5tnri@tunsen 9ebSren inD eutialano
su ben S%eltenbeiten, fettbem bic Mbs
i@afuns Der Gotesfrafe In allen Sc
leBeebunsen befarwortet miro. Gin
ausndbmsmeiier Gau fam unldn9t In
Bayern Dor, uno man 19reibt biers
iiber:
3u Mmbera in Bayern inb an. IL.
.. Wt5. Die beipen M6rp:r Mar9uer,
@ater uno Sobn, ssruittels Der Gull
lptine binseri9tet rporren. Der erte
@ase, fubr I'm, balb fiebsn ubr ben
Haper Mardner our &i9tfdtte. Die
fer wobnte rubts uno 9efaBt rem ur<
tbeilslpru9 uno Ger Stabtre@une an
uno LIEF eben 70 rubis bic Tuilette an
li9 nornebmen. I'm q l1br mar iein
6aupt eefauen, fem 85rper sudte nod
cine Minute lang uno rie @ef9tsmus-
fsln oerssrrten it@ idaue1lid. 9ierauf
na9 elmer furjen Yauie fol9te Der 3peite
Waser', Ter ben Slater War@ner gun,
Tore flbrte; aud er >par rubig unc
scfaet, I'M z ubr 20 Minuten par ct
Gem Spbne aefolet. Nadpem fem
9aupt ssfauen, bauten ft9 feline 5luee
frampfbaft, trei Minutsn bauerte ter
8ampf Der 3ebenssei1er pl6sli@ ser>
;errte ft1 taS @eli6t uno bic 3dbne
fnir1dten. Gatsr Mardner unterbielt
f9 lebr eifris nit rem 0eiiltben !; ais
inn bic Nuaen Serbunoen ,parer1, bal
er eielen, nit ibm an bic 0uiQptine ;u
treten nit ben Worten: v6pdwIreen,
eeben Sie nit berau." Dies rparen
feline lcbten @prte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
Git, beutiber Snrfe.

Gin reutl9er, Der flrsli6 aus &ien
;uritaefetrt 1T, er;dblt Die nadfebence
beiterc gel9ibte, bic inn auf Ter Weltz
aus FeIuns pallirt 1T. unisr eanrs<
MANI, bummelte III ZEN 9a0en Der
@eltausfeuuns lumber unb traf einen
IIrten, tpelder in 1siner 8uee 3abnz
burfen BON Misfat 5adid, UNI fib in
IrSume ~ raudeu, &aitif unp 9ennab
;ur, SSdrten Ger 5aare uno anbere fell
tene @rtite! at einem Ger Nuseanee fell
belt. Das par stwa5 fir unlern 8e>
ridterfatter. ST ftirste bin uno faufte
ppr, ben in alien Spraden ter 8elt
onnpucirten Mrtifeln. Mber eS eetel
i'm, nidt, tae ter Glrfe aQes NIT 3et>
den abma9te, fpre6en roate er NIT
Inn una III 9aule faserl 81 f6nnsr,
CT babe fi9 NIT etneu. Garfen, NIT etz
men, edteu Elrten, u%nterbalten. Gr
bplte lein EMANUEL pour la Conver<
sation' beraus unp be9ann: Parlez
-vous franeais, Monsieur? Dsr
Sirte beuste perneineno ben &epf su>
rid. Speak you english, Sir? @lei<
DE @srneinune. Parlate italiano,
Signore? Dielelbe @ntpprt. An 10.
queris linguam latham, domino !
bplte ber Berliner aus ietnent @ebd@t<
nib bersur, aber er empfng benielber
8eideic. St belann ii9, tas er einer
Bano aus ~IauItnb unp cine Na@t"
bet f@ babe uno lag taraus auf eut
Slid: Coch duldah sefa gjeldin !
Mber ber TIrfe nerftanb es ni@t. Ser
sweiFun9sSpu fanp ter Manu ta.
SplIte er ben 1lrten tsutI9 anrebeu i?
Sc tpar tpobl eitle 9pfauno, bos her
Ilrfe Jpn perfteben mirbe, ober ct ris<
firte es barauf. ~Deuti@ setfebenS sic
tpobl po@ MIDI" ~M@ ia, bernie i'd
bin ia aus Stetterib BET 9eipsis unb
beluae bic @eltausfeQune als feenie>
lid 1d@ffder Eerfe nit Serliner terfi>
1@er @aare. Sa beernfe- ietnlt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

6. g.. @emaII, Superintenbent.
8. s. ManbalL Sidet Meent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
Sebr quite @elegenbeit*

9rnneritas. ZEN Is. Sttuber, iol in her RAID ernsrr'
b~lubensen @rlpnie, ct. 8~lcrian, ate Nn1sbtuns bes Nes.
Or. s. $. Susier) nate 9%lcrence. 9auoersale Counts,
Nla.. Ter Ta6laB bes baielbt ser~ ncrtenen Simen Niss"
Serfauit rperben. Sermine fns: Die Sdlfte in rGafb'
une bic antere 6ilfte in 10 Wpaaten. Das ;u rerfau'
fente property beftebt in 3 Baulptten, eelestn in ct. Slp'
rian, iebe einen Nder srrs. nit einen1 smeihrdiaen 5rame'
bauie 81 bei 80 Sus srsB, in reldera felt pier Wpnaten elm
fetr eintrdslides 9rpeerie unb grrsiFpns Gef9aft Estf
Rrfbaus btt,itben Turte.
B. KLAHOLZ, Administrator.
Slrrenee, Mtd., Ber 9. 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
4 prnno.ed Balloon Nh 70 Earope.

An editorial in the N. Y. Groplt gives
a. sccounl Of an agreement made on the
PA. OF June between "The Graphic
Company AID Professor Wise and ".
II Donaldson, the AeGonAuts, By which
me Company e 10 build AID furnish a
h,lloon not les than one hundred and
;airty Ieet high and one hundred ieet IN
tisne,er, the construction to be FASTENED
!, much Is possible, ind 10 be finishes. Il
practicable, By the 9Oth Of August In
hi, balloon AessIs. Wise and Donaldson
will, "on day and from 3 starting point
:, be selected by the Graphic Company,
make a public ascension, accompanied BY
such other pe8onS 6 may be designated,
seek the eleYSionot the eastern air cur
,co;, there 70 remain until land shall haye
been made on the eastern side Of the At
I.ulic Ocean, and will then land the bal
!oon as safely and e1peditiously as posi-
be, and Immediately communicate the
Intelligence Of iheir arrival, with tull par
,!culars Of the voyage, by the most speedy
means available" II will be remember
el TIA. Professor Wise offered to make
the proposed trip some time ago. One
,usu.AaL Two hundred dollars had been
.agscnbed before the GTGpt.: offered TO
,!e!:ay sll the expenses, about ten thou
s.nd dollars. "These," ssys the GrGphit
As we'll IS s1y additions! subscriptions
which msy be offered, shall goto Proxies
s5r Wise, 10 reimburse him, in part 81
least, 70. the lAtov Of lifetime in cherish
myths important public experiment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
WWEsT VIRGINIA, IN COUNTY
w Cocrt o! Oh C5zEiy. ;t-s Ten, n!
ThonfS HoE
I'm Mr,i.h

VIM. D. Fnri!sh
Thta day e1ne the ons; aILIIEI: y "A Gao'tl
and on his molten tAs rzIRchEr:-: Esfs!u Il
6ockeAd
The obiec: OF this IL. illuC - :t;sy; !ro1
tie defendant the III C tlg- - vi ihtei'
ihsTeoa iron the 4SIA cay q. aEIEE'g. $50, Ast
the COATS Of this suit, 1s6 :: HutpE:z . isepN
ment thereof tie property E-IAchEt II! tie q
der Of GttGchnentin this cHrat IIsvrr osrl e
TUNED By the ShtT!d Of III 2TrI1r Efeta'e4N
attaching the following pNT'EGs -; No o.C
hundred and forty l+O !: ?c--1fta Cs=s:e!! q
the city Of Wheeling, n o413 cIE1EE- Stii w
GINA, On watch u; be5o1r.lr = tl:EsSAat,
erected bariGl v8sli A;c. = ~ SC III
Ge1er dAnt not hGVicE eat= tt-Ur: "a to2y
GAid order OF GttGehaEzia: W. ;ea7sss = ~.
salt, and II appearing from A. E-tsETsI &c: !!
thtH e4aae thai sGiA 5t4coGI=; . coi :es.st!,
Of the StSts Of Wet Nl-F!E4A 8; - aeet:r. y
Tie CO1rs that said 6eEes tL1i Z :TgEirri 70 y
peAf within oae aoEiS A!IE: =: tIie Q! ite n
paShe1tion Ct ;Ais cr3@: Rzd DO TAAt 70 tt,'
SAY 70 pfoIEct lis tstC:esi, AEc talS oiis! -
be pa5iiih:d and P5:;e3 ~ :ea:!rse !H go
Il q chapter IL q tie Coee c! Nesi NrfAA
nonea Ming orders o. azAl CAt.ol. -.
A cOpT. teFsc, R0YT. B. WOoES. E'tsA
v. +. HUAHGEo, CO1Sei! g: P.AtIi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

THE n. Y. TINES hiss recently expended
$4,000 in prtti6g IL Dew sod splendid
engines and Walter press and in pur-
chasing new type and other essentials foE
8 complete outfit The TimS appeared
10 new dress Monday, and while ii has
long been the best looking Of the great
New York dailies, it is now hands0neE
than ever. The TTm<S ssys its affairs have
never been 50 prosperous as az present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

himself BE peTeg Ss,lJ whEths does not
oVp, nor buy what be cannot pay tor, and
ifhe will, lock up. BE reads men with
lie intuition OF q prophet. BE locks his
business AfRil8 in hiSOWn bosom, and, q
be ssys, can change his mind when he
chooses without being GocuOsd ofVGcGilA.
ton. BE touches nothing that he does
not control BE Is AZ nobody's mercy;
nobody can betrsy him, sell him out, buy
him OF or thwNTt his plans. Had Horace
?. Clark studied his fGiheT.in.lAw, and
copied his lie, phyical, moral and fran'
ciEl, he would NOT have lived like mule
laden with gold yet living on thisues,
nor would he have been cot Of in the
strength Of his manhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
DIED,

DoSSlsOS.-oz ThzrtIy, Jzly :, Isl, Al !
Geek ?. 4, P1IoEEE 4, irfLaI etl6 q
George Gsd Si:1h DoaHiS0a, sgd 3 weeks ed
SeGyG -..
FGaecAl iron EeIidezes d pafSzfA % VISEtE'a
Esset, Eest Of ToEf, Wheeling IIlEaA, DDS Rti.
e1y) hE2nno1 u Geleek. IntsDeni IN Gsesa-
wood ceze;ErJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

,,,ov,.-Tse Bzl!aess o4ee OF he lxTH-
L,sxseEH - beea removed % tSe 'o"I o Loo.'
Ire. doo:s CAS-: O. iO:=e: qsAE:s:h tHsy
80 bs;uee- MAJ 40 NA;ksi' Gi BENG NE
$3.50 ne1t Tie GIleyJ Uhsse The pop:sso:S
T1iss hap7y 70 ~ lstss'Te thetf friends AsA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
Nethers, Wothers, NolherI,

Don't faA 70 pGoeana MRS. WINDOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP IL IA diSolla1 tRciAGat %
BE period Of teething IA ehildral u EelirVo1
he ehild tron lGih, e1e8 Wind cole, regulates
he b1Velr, ard 6YEtTtnE TetiGf nd heGltk TO Tie
chld, RivcS eest % ho1OlAR.
MRS. WHsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
PO' sale By Al drsHissA jsSGWAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAITI RHDF0B HOCTO Nh tu0 tAe Gtee1!
Of ErFurS and AblHeS N e4Hiy LIE AA1hooo
restored Iape4tRean % 0Gn!Ag0 removed
New method Of t1eatment New and EonAEhAll
HeES4!eA. Book and CrealRB seat &ee. u
tea!e4 envelopes- Address, HOWARD Aeso
CATION, -. SoaGA EafA 81, PkfG6elpAtG
hs-Gn tnsttstsn1 haTiAs HIGH reputation fol
hoGoS1SlS ooa6oes Ard professional Skill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL aDelAined in the Pos; oBee A. Wheeling
Pr Day aosatrE, Jaly I. IsT5
To obtain Gnyo! The following. the syp.Ie1E!
vi please call fox advertised Letters, giving the
HltA n 9hISNSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

Iuepeat popularity q eus 70 De be., TIA. s.
!yihs PC1RiR, CHAEE8R md RnlI BAKUs Pow.
IcCIRL KRAFT : CO.. Pruprsetpz,
nyls WheelirE ". VA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
IL 4BDICINE-SANFoED LETm lNTIeoRA,
TOk-A p1rely NeeesAble OHAnrdF "a To-
IoT DylpeptA, Constipation. DEBILITY, Biek .hGlA-
Eche. BlligGS AEtAeiCA md al 6erInFRmeaf1 a
LlTeF, Stomach and BOWell. Ask DraFEtSf
70: It BsaIrS a iEit1siOAL = ms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

MONTANA q BEAR DUCK FOR
Nl RooaHH Steamboats, GnA BEg0,otN
81 = ~ ~ TX cHAR1RH.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE
Kraft's Dfarrhea Compound.

4 So|f, SaFT Gad SDAFdv CIlFS hnr DiAnAnA,
DyseEle9y, CholGA 4Orbl8, Sumner Complaint,
&c- Tbs medicine = pSea Gad eHdoaed BY Z
GIeS.eE nzaheR q people than EEy 0tkeF pFepart
Ace eve: intZodnesd No Gun, 10 PAY.
NcCABB, KRAFT = CO., PropEietnrE,
.sQ Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
For Sale.
+ FOR SALE.
Avery Desirable Dwelling House


Cor. Walnut and I'd Sta, Wheeling IAlaDd,
Coat1ininR nina Rooms, besi6ss attic nQons, cd
for beatty Of loo Atioa. eonVenieneS Of HErsEFe
nent. o. ios Tentll1:i61, on this Hllhd 5hEfJl
L 611i0 Tex There &C also . good 1I.S!e,
wash hoGAe coat Ard wood hos&e 90 sG.3 !ot
Po4 farther particulars enqatre on the pCemI
90, OF Of S. Il WILLIAMS
Al Williams Steam S1W MIL
Iefs NSs4insfesyT Or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04
SATURDAY, Jlly IL. 1913,

By wN. P. HUBBARD. ,keir Attorney,
JeI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

In pzrszAnee Of . dazee ztsreI By IL o..
euiI Co5rt Of Ohio County. Wess V!;gts!L :. Il.
1870 d'T NJ hAy, ts'S, n ~ Ch8aesTy tIst. h
SID -: Hesdtag, I Ea:Sn +ElsylAs Hl'..i
L.t deiereLsts. Sh1l- - Special CGGlifISSS,.
rtEakd IL n-d decree, oEa q Plbhe ~. q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
rae sIodoe Indian Troubles.

A despatch from Yreka tonight says
N'ssIs- Meecham, Applegate, Case and Gen
eral Canb5 the Modoc Peace Commissioners.
arrived at Fairchild Rancho on the 10Th in
st1Hl, tley sent . messenger for Robert
" nipple dnd his Modoc wife, Matilda, who
- with thom to Captain Jacks camp. Ma
}lil lstO solicit an interview, and ask Captain
Jacl; to appoint day for q council
Iae commissioners will insist on the uncon-
diFonal surrender Of Captain Jack and his
party fhe trial Af the mpi1 1eFers bY the civil
authority, and removal OF the remaining Mo.
does 70 q distant coast reservation. Two
mOrtars, lot Of hand grenades, and other
Mpnltlons Oh war were shipped from the Ben
icia Arsenal to-day.
General Gllem and all the troops before
satlOned at Benicia are now at the front.
FtOoaniy two days must elapse before the
result Of the Peace Commission can be
known.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
why Men non. 1rnrrr.

few figures regarding the necessary ex-
Ronses oL some people ought to be valuable TO
various parties contemplating change in life.
Ell Perkins tells US, Tor instance, Of an old
pacnelor at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, whose
income u $4,000 year, and still he saws he
can anord to get married. He's q proud
olooded-te fellow, and now he says, as q single
man heean have the best horses. best rooms
ana the best box at the opera; "but," he con-
tlnuec, III 1 should get married, would have
s.1 ~ sermp myself or 0verdrAw my income.
now Is that ?" asked Ell. "Well now come
n the parlOr and I'll show you. You see. Ia
0les are 80 extravant nowadays They dress
90 much more here than they do In EurODe.
mean, they don't wear rich diamonds like
sne women OF Florence and Milan, but they
Mear men dresses, laces, shawls and furs
sew I'm proud. and wouldn't want my wife
TO be Out-dressed, so have to keep ont Of the
marriage business" "DO you see that ladv
there?" he said, pointing to a fashionable
caller, Well, she has ON SAOO panniered,
Wa!taued, polonaised brown gros grain dress,
ana 4 wear $50 coat. She wears a 81, 200
Gamers hair sha WI and $500 set Of sable, while
wear $40 oYercOat She wears a SO bon.
net, while wear an 90 hat. She wears $500
WoEt OF point applique and point aguile, while
wear S6 shirt. Her shoes cost Si5 and
mIne cost $12 Her erordinary morning jewelry,
Mhlcn Is changed every year-nOt counting
dlamonds--cOst &AO0 mine cost $50. WHY. the
clothes she has on cost 1926, and mine cost
SLV0, and that Is only one Of her dozen outfits,
Wnne only have-say three. The fact IS, u
SAID the bachelor, growing earnest, 81 couldn't
Degln to live In brown stone front With that
woman and keep up appearances to match
carriages, church, dinners, opera and seaside.
Ior $4,000 I'd have to become a second-rate
man, and live In an eIghteen-foOt house, OF
withdraw over to Second avenue, and that
~ be--it I'll DOR and he slung his dst
Gown IN slam into NICE silk hat In the excess
pf his eafneStnesS. There is some fun In
these statistics, Duta good deal more Of sug,
gestlve fact
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

WIrAToFTmAT4

Tired Well, and What Of thati
Rlass Ianoy life was spent on beds 9f sase.
ESuttetng the foeoieaVeg Bcattefod by the breezoY
Soms, rouse theel Work while it Il called to-day.
Toward, arisog Go forth upon thy way.
Lonelyl And what Of fthat3
Some wNet be lonely; It's not given 70 all
AZ t4el heaEt responsive rise and fall
ko blena another life into its own.
Work may be done In lonolinOss-Work Onl
paFkl Well. what Of that9
BBlldst tondly dream the sun would never set7
ptdat fear 70 lose thy WayI Take courage yet
Learn theu tQ walk by faith, and not by siGht:
Thy steps win guided be. and guided right.
4Ardl Well, what ofthat?
4iast tency life one summer holiday
wlth lessons none to learn, and nauaht but play
60 Get thee 70 thy task. Con0uor or dISi
must pc learned. Learn 1t. then. patiently
Ne helpi Nayl It's not 20.
Tx1Reoa9n Tx1Reoa human help be far. thy God il nigh,
Hs'S nsa. W. ~ LavSns-ho9rs bis children cry.
Ao he VIII guide thee. light thee. help thee home
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
D F1A%ABE BAIIIoAD T7Nr
SUMMER ARRANaRAfrnrr

On ana after MONDAY. Jv,v 90.
sa7S n toIo,% tSunaayS exeeptsdl main ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

M & p, Whipple, Of boston is reported ito
be seriously III, .....
Prince Napoleon and his wife, the Princess
ClOtildo, have arrived IN Milan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

dent to FREIGHT 5usiniIi run subject to dslsys
uOns where time is given N VIII stop only at sta
Leave NsS SEW faN,,CC CASTLE TRAINS
Win A. Leave PhilSdeipbio .t f@ "a konHtliade
SMYRtSII4 YRtII 4 hR ~. itsEE,N tf9E New CSstIS. - and
AZ AMddltional to those above les Les y. - SsAlNh
i .' and rs M IsaysCi1STss.CS Ts Cify- sJ
tiOn with trsins - ana ~ p. TO make eonnno
South. lEOM Dover. a1d Stations
At TOWNSEND CONNECTIONs.
Anne's 4 Kent RailroaJ.A n snt County and Queen
Railroad ~ I, with the Maryland and DOl.v.,.
water Railroad '-S junction and Break
RsiiToaSSh RShiiAaShD With the DOrshostsr and D,l,,.,.
ana HWE;SlAk. W;saAaIk1. with the Eastern shor. p.;,-
AHu "leomieo and POOOmofS RaiIsoroS. Railroad
u y. KBNNBY. SuDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

AN UyEoRTUNATE You've MAN.-A young
man In Minnesota haS met with the following
mishaps: He stepped on board train which,
&c be had every reason to believe, would take
him to Jonesville swiftly enough to enable
him punctually to keep an appointment he
had made to marry young woman. The
train was delayed. the lady got hufEy, and,
since the expected bridegroom did not appear:
Instantly EfaTTied afl6theF man, who suddenly
remembered that he had loved her fondly The
srdent frst lover was so anxious to reach
JOnesville that he acted nervOusly, was taken
great robbery which had Just been committed
In Chicago, and was liberated at last only to
find that blight and mildeW had gathered all
over his holiest affections, and that tthe world
was indeed coldand desOlate and unsympathet-
ie,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-26
TgmGr OF IL Years GrowtE,
Cared by EsndEay's EscsOivcnt.

FEFthIft HAEN,i July 10 I7VF.
Da RAnrkY ~ have had Ovarian rumor ia the ovaries and
b,w-l An The said there help or H." tried
svefy thnr that RECOMMENDED tui nothing helped
yoaf R-aalven ard thought would Try but had faith
n f. becan had suffered for twelve toot rs bottles
n the oivent and Tor o Railways Pills and bat
ties of Ready sci and there "a not tn af iumor 70 10
ft aud fsl better, smarter, and bapFis than have
f twelve Ts worst tunor In the len side u the
hl~sls over The gruiu write tA you fer The bsnelt o.
ollsfA ieu puhkh u II you chosse.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-26

"Carrio" advcrtises in o London
journal that she speaks three Ian.
guages and is generally accomplished.
al wish," she adds, "to hire out my
society to some pious gentleman or
lady, as | am without friends able to
help mo-"
The Louisville Courier-Journdl re-
marks: at is pretty generally be-
lieved now that Oakes Ames, after all,
did not put the Credit Mobilier stock
where it would do the most good,"
and adds that "it has proved source
Of great amusement to the boys, but
the Congressional frogs have suffered
heavily"
1t is taking good number of tho
members Of the House OF Representa-
tives at Washington to investigate the
rascalties committed by the rest of
them. Never, since the formation of
shc government, was there such spec
iacle as that now presented at Wash
ington investigating corruption in Con-
gress, and how corrupt men get into
Congress.
A pious New York firm has robbed
the government of over million
dollars and now offer TO compromise
by refunding s260,000 Of the amount.
One of this immaculate Radical bust
--~--s s----- =. .t--a n---:i--. .,r tho
Young Mems Christian Association
Pious rascals are great favorites with
the Grant administration and many
find it pays to put on "thc livery of
Heaven to serve the Devil in"
The Philadelphia Press says: "By
the way, there is some trouble in
Kansas about the disposition of the
$4,000 Pomoroy is alleged to have
paid York for his vote. 1t has been
turned over 70 the State, but the State
does not want it. The best disposi-
tion, perhaps, would be 10 give II to
tho Home Missionary Society to be
expended in the distribution Of tracts
teaching political morality"
General Mcmillan, the "Fusion
Senator elect from Louisiana, is q
brother-in-law of Governor Dennison
Of Ohio, in which State he formerly
lived. lie served as surgeon 10 the
Russian army during the Crimean war,
and was decorated by the Gar for
distinguished services. During the
late civil war he commanded rcgi.
ment Of Ohio volunteers. After the
war be settled in Louisiana as a cot.
ton planter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-26
House 4 Lot for Sale or Rent !

VNHE undersigned offers for sale or rent, upon
i reasonable terms, u two story dwelling. lot
and stable, In Bloomington, Pike township. For
terms, &c., apply to LEwIS l. Bloom.
january sd, 1s7i-N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-26

We HoPE So.--The Philadelphia
Press of Thursday asks this question
"Shall we have honest elections" We
should say it is about time there was
movement in that direction. Col.
Forney then proceeds to say: at is a
most significant fact that n Republi-
can Senate committee, with Senator
Fitch at the head, should put itself
squarely on the record in favor of
honest elections in Philadelphia. 1t
shows conclusively that the better
class Of Republicans throughout the
State sincerely sympatbize with re-
form and will have no political affinity
with the pollution of the baIlot-box,
no matter under what party flag it
may be perpetrated." 1t certainly is
a ''significant fact" and if repeating
and ballot box stulfing is broken up
in Philadelphia, Pit,sburg and other
localities where it has been practced
for ten years past, the cold Union
Savers" will soon take charge of the
government again. And when that
time arrives, it will not tako a dozen
committees TO investigate the corrup-
tions and frauds Of Congressman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-26

It gratifying to US to inform the public that
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Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an entia-
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less, so say our reporters, he is unable to supply
the demand. 1t gains aud holds its reputation
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