Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS LETTER



PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z, 1874.
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great chart ere vet the names were
dry" II ~ also said that this square,
made sacred by such scenes, il soon
to have u National Monument erected
In the centre of Il, commemorative of
the thirteen original States, and prob.
ably, representative Of all tho States
in the Union. "A number of our most
prominent gentlemen, with George W.
tChilds, james H. Claghorn, A. n. Bo-
frie, John Welsh, A. ]. Droxel, J. Gil
lingham Fell, John Gibson, and Others,
have applied for an Act incorporating
the National Monumental Association,
the object being to erect an appropri-
ate monument in dependence Square;
the money to be raised by one dollar
contributions from every man, woman
and child in the nation, who desires to
so contribute the articles of incorpo-
ration limiting the subscription TO that
sum. ! expect to see this monument
unveiled July 4th, 1876. President
Grant has paid his dollar and Vice
President Wilson has done the same.
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art. These medals are sent out by the
Bureau of Revenue, at the following
prices, by mail Large gilt, So large
bronze, So small silver, So. Letters
addressed to the Bureau of Revenue
always receive immediate attention.
The Governmen of Canada has writ
ten to the Director General Of the Ex.
hibition asking how much space will
be allowed that country in the Exhi'
bitiop, as Canada desires TO present a
complete exhibit of her arts and indus
tries. The. General Director replies
that Canada can have all the space
she may require" Q
i Norwich, Conn, in order not to be
behind Canada, has written to Gov
Bigler TO come "down East" and start
the Centennial ball rolling in that
State, and Gov. Bigler has gone there,
and on Wednesday night last gave the
people of that thriving, and industrious
manufacturingplaee, such plain state
ment Of facts, and so clearly set forth
their duty to the matter that ap-
prehend that from this time forth the
most active exertions will be made BY
the manufacturer upon the banks OF
the Connecticut, the Housatonic and
the Thames, to get up an exhibit Of
machinery that will excel that placed
upon exhibition by the manufacturers
upon the Thames, in England, or
which comes from Manchester, Liver
pool Or Sheffield
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