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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

DR. J.,P~ BURCHFIELD-LateS Surgeon of the
- SD Reg't Penn'a Vols, having returned
from the army, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Clearfeld and vicinity. Profess
sional calls promptly ATTENDED to. Office on
South-E corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct l. lS65-6mn
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19
THOMAS W. MOORE, Land Surveyor

Gated in the Borough of Lumber City, and resun-
sumed the practice of Land Surveying, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the
ere and specuIators in lands in Clearfeld and ad-
joing counties Deeds of Conveyance neatly
ecuted Office and residence door East of
Kirk d Spencers Store
Lumber City, April IA, IS67-1y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

w ALBERT, s BROS. Dealers in Dry G oods,
w Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, f lour Ba-
con, ETC., Woodland. Clear6eld county Pa. Also
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lumber
shingles, and square timber. Orders solicited.
Woodland Pa, Aug. 18th. 1863
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

"ALLACE. BIGLER FIELDING. Attor-
w neys at Law Clesrfeld, Pa. Legal business
of all kinds promptly and accurately attended to.
Clearfeld, Pa, May 10th, 1866.
WILLIAM A WALLACE WILLIAM D. BIGLER
j.. BLAKE WALTERS FRANK FIELDING
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

tyr J. F. WOODS, PHYSICIAN Asp SURGEON.
IL Having removed to ANSONVILLE, Pa.
offers his professional services to the people of
that place and surrou nding country. All calls
promptly attended to. Dec. 2. 1S6s-6mp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19
Business 9irsetpra.

A. W.. WALTERS, ATTORNEY AT Law.
IA. Cfearheld. Pa. Ofbce in the Court House
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

NTESTERN HOTEL, Clearfsld. Pa This
w well known hotel, near the ourt House, is
worthy the patronage of the public. The table
will be supplied with the best in the market. The
best of liquors kept JOHN DOUGHERTY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

X KRATZER SON, dealers in Dry Goods
u. Clothing. Hardware. Queensware, Groce-
ries, Provisions, &C., Second Street Clear field
Pa Dec 81. 1865
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

TOHN II. FULFORD, Attorney at Law, Clear
y field, Pa. Office with J. b. McEnally, Esq,
over First National Bank. Prompt attention Civ
to the securing of Bounty claims, &C., and to
all legal business March 81, 1867.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

I'D. W. GRAHAM, Dealer in Dry foods, Groee
IL ries, Hardware, Queensware, Woodenware
Provisions, ETC., Market Street, Clearfeld, Pa
, 1869-08-09

not The nan IT condemns And, asaiu.
We esne,, arr to'f xs s,c, nnst rs PES crsss
eau discipline !ne members Of tic caurca by lie
ed We should: and When we undertake 10 llsc!-
pne thetn further. we not onlJ attempt to t4lord
It over Gods heritage" hnt are liable to collide
else that feels under some sCst Of obligation to
protect the property and persons oi his subjects;
End, In the GFcut OF such collision, conclude that
IL Is oIe OF the Church Ut Christ aud snc ciytl
Whlehonse usost roDustl5 believes that, III the
recent sn1ruct,on case, the proceeAnss Of the
munT Others thlnk 80 Ect / think 4 = decsded
mistake. Where, lu ali the Christian Sc11psasta
do VIC rcad Of such thtns as diocese, O: OF the
fore which Dr: Chene5 vas a1ra,gned Of where
do VIC read of authority given 70 any EccleRiastt
cal Court to try auE N Tor such An offence ~ the
mony Of sp1inkilng an ,nfsnt7 And, Indeed, /
might 20 still further, and ask. where In all The
laws u God do We 6nd any authority for The
sa9s OF Il N eseo We G
eenkc: Siuce, therefore, that which Was en-
joined vas wholly Unknown to the
Bse ess aaa q %e as G. eou a eGaesq G
the Court sinlply enjoined toe proceeltngs Of =
body, calling Itself 3 couE, unknown to the Etble
ana 70 thc iaM Of nc a9a "a, CONFESS should r.
ier1upt the proceedings Of scnpturally organized
congregation OF Cbnstions inquir1Dg after lsets
wishdiaw fi9n member. nut / spprehend no
danger OF this. " course YOU Will not UNDER
stand that an defending Ur. Cheney, or the
hs5 !ne h
rect to tnre to walk ty their rale1, or be cauon-
AIDED q little occasionally, and stall rry Jus, 10
'sn nfs ses ss e !; nfn Ss5 + @ S Goa
md cdnQps, anu hare all returned to the BDit.
, 1869-08-09

Chicago. TO one Of these t1atnB was attached
one Of Martins improved night cata, which MAS
R1 % 99E nS T1S % es
barber chatl1, have condnctorh, and The rates
are cheap. They have been n1ed on the Ohio i
MissisatppA and other roads nrp nov adopting
An OlD NAN named WIN. Claire Wal found m
SorIh c1ask sts-.t list evening, in ~hI was san
Epttd to bo dying condition. SeVcral oulce.n took
1healck man n cha &c and conveyed m to hec1'y
tHr lnStltut1on, however, refused them adni1ston
without certificate from Dr. Ge,ge1, tho CounIy
rhyf1ctan Tor tho North Division, and consequent
~ The o1cera were forced TO return 10 the station
with their charge- Al an ea1iy hour this morniny
the Old man WAS not expected 10 recover.
TWO DofF, named Fr1ac1s AcSeH kpd James
Crowley, burBlAnouslJ entered cigar store,
located on Calf, near Lake sreel At s O'Clock
yesterday norulnR. They Entetsi II The rear b.
removing several panes Of glass On1cee Aurpny,
Of P7Akefton foFce catne uPoD the scene tn ttue
Ct the youcg scamps into custody. They md
r1fcd the drawer Of small amount Of money And
appropriated oEn box Of ctsItA
EIGHT PlcKrocKETs, Who made themselves
extremely obnoxious n tho Tufu-Ftat NJ
Wrtehl's Grove, and Along North Clark streer.
lodged Ia the Huron Street Station They VIII be
nt.a!gued hefore Justice Quinn to-day.
AkE11S0 Of The Frnnco.Ame17can socete
win be held at hali-past O'Clock. ar No. 15s Mad.
ison Street All members nle requested to attend
with Their friends, as business Of importance viii
he trahs acted, and ofeeFs are 10 be elected fol
the ensuing Year.
CAKE OF BAsx BAIL was played on Saturday
afternoon iass, between the emnloJes oi The
htusea Of Bowen, Whitman ! WiuaioT and D. ".
+ A. Keith Co, The nss. named won the gamr
BY score Of - 70 10.
THE WASHINGTON Club bold their third rcsu!a.
meeting thta Grentug, In palior No. Trc noui
House. Important ousiuess IS TO be Transacted,
and . fpl attendance Is desired.
, 1869-08-09
THE KNIFE.
A AIysteEaous Attempt at 1lard-r. on ~hrE
man street, L0st NtKht--An Arrest On
Suspicion,

An unprovoked and DStesious attempt al nur-
der Was committed IN this city last erenlng. The
particulars, 80 FAR as they could he ascestalned,
though neagre and unsatisfactory. arc IS 1ollowB:
Between 10 and II O'Clock last eveulng, Two
young men, both said 70 be Danes, while stTolllng
about the city. passed along Sherman street On
H. % %ssdden; rasnea ous aPut of the eofs house ss
situated al the northwest corner Of the
os .aose md
Danea- When within striking distance be sudden,
II raised The murderaas weapon sad quickly
ne ns 1a n The nsss and
Having accomplished his object, the would-be
murderer quickly Eeentered tho house, All this
I'll pes snas saaasn,
y Eave the alarm, anu fearing additional
ntschlef, pIoeeeded eastward on POLK Street.
uounded man tecame 30 weak from loss OF blood
that he fell insepslole on the Sidewalk 4 crowd
soon Esihetsd about the PROSTATE FORM, sud
The injured man WIS Then taken 70 the ONCE Of
Dz. W. 7. Allne, corner OF u3rTtsop and Clark
Where his Wound Received pEepsr at.en
slde Of the neck, near the shoulder, nsd been
entered TO the deptn. Of rnreu Inches,
y sharp twoedsed blade, snd had the
Instrument dar1ated from it, coufae but 8 mere
tl1fe. death would instantly hare ensued- After
the weund had been properly dressed the patient
wa taken IN charge BY his fI,end and removed 70
Euee8- The name Of the injured man was not
asctttalncd.
The police subsequently visited the scene Of the
Rntny, Rut entered the house from which the as
sailant had rushed 10 make the assault Living on
1ns oo apparent, In state Of complete
found the occupant, shoemaker, named
Charles lIauseF. lie was aroused only alter .
most rertlstent effort, and Wien placed on his
feet, plead tatal ignofaace OF the affair. lits
wife Waa eQnally Con.conmital However. since
the Appearances Of the assatlRnr aud ususers cor
lodged in The AEmory. As soon as the Injured
man IL sufficiently recovered, the prisoner wifi
be examined IL the Police Court The wounded
DAie ex pressed himself as conalent Of identity.
ing the woutd-be murderer.
, 1869-08-09

AT O'CLOCK On Saturday night IN of,oer on
OCzllaghan'4 pnFste force saw I ceupie Of men
In tie alley ncxt 10 the 7Imss once, one OF whom
bsd some packages IN his hands. SuspecttnS them,
he started toward them, snen they ran, dropping
the eundles which On examination proved to con-
latt coaIa pants hnd Tests thirty oye piece. IN Al
which had evidently pecE stolen from some cloth
tng store The gooda werr taken TO tne ArtnorJ.
The otf1cer made tdDrA TO eatcn the thieves out
without snccesA
ArAN EARLY hour yesterday morning the body
Of i uan was discovered Coating in the lake. near
the Eho1e at Part Row. od1ecf Hloehmau pro
csted boat 1ud towed It ashore, when tne re-
nAins were taken 70 the A1moE} where n inquest
wns held. The body WAS not identified. Aua II tne
tury returned veftlict OF found drowned" E" The
body. which wAs considerably decomposed, Is that
OF man nye feet i've inches high SFhe face Ia cor
cred with sandy beard aud chin wh!4kera. Htl
on gray psutaoonA btue flannel blouse and n.unel
shirt From Appearances deceased HAs lasortnx
man.
Curr1E Of Immense e1ca1itou trains arrived
here Yesterday from Cincinnati with people whom
he cheap rates Of fare h4l induced to cone to see
The TEr2cf Fest and the other notable dt3a.s Of
, 1869-08-09
MILWAUKEE,.

Destruction of a Foundry by Fire.
Speclal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
M!LwACEEE, August 8.
The brass and iron foundry Of Messrs. Lyman /
Ch!lds, on the corner OF West Water and Cedar
streets, was destroyed by tire ut about O'Clock
l6zt evening. Few bf the articles could be To
moved III time, nni the damage must have been
large Did not ascertain how much t1autance
ltele NAs On the preJplSea
, 1869-08-09

Cn-pon. Pirie & Co.'S C1o&inE Salo.
II has now come 10 he thoroughly understood
that when Carson, 1nrie Co, advertise closing
ort sale, they mean business, and that they posi-
lively sell goods al priees utterly astonishing 70
peopls Who DO not know that II certain seasons
Of the year especially during close times, drJ
goods Neo Enusf have money. Snch IL The case al
ptt*tpt A great closing, ous 1Alc OF Summer goods
il row tntiug place Al their store Sos lis aad ~
Eta;a street, and everything in the stocx, even TO
slaple goods IL beng offered tor sale II rutnous
sacI,ree. People s3ou!d net fail 70 take adyaa@
tare OF II.
, 1869-08-09
Reward OF Successful Entsrpriss.

The entire lot Of plAIn and fancy nAancis e1n,b,
ited BY Joseph Shields, ESQ.,, Of Davenport, lows,
1t the recent exposition IN Cincinnati, were puT-
chased Al the trade sale bJ the lending drJ goods
house OF that clt! J1o. ShI1l,to 4 SoaA Their
was strong competition for these very desirable
goods v wnich took tho fIss pm Eicoa $50 and the
bronze ucdnl. The strongest testimony IN sc-
gard to the worth ot these Eocts, wAs the uniIer-
"a, expressions Of admiration hJ the Immense
crowds Who examined them.
, 1869-08-09
General NosecEnna Decltue1 rho
Democratic Nomination for Gov.
cruoF of 0hf@s

cFnoE Of Ohio
Colrmts, Ohio, August a-odse Thurman
has ton feceiEed lse touoHing despatch from
General nosecranA II snoK2 inst RosHcfAns does
not consider himself citizen OF Ohto& Is viii
compel the assembling ot another Ssase Conven-
top IS the State Central Committee rtll hardly
tafe the responsibility Of rnAdnz Dew nonins
unu- The Sta1e Central Com nittet will meet
here on Wednesday 1sIs to take scuoa N the
n5N FRANCISCO, Cal, August :.
"Hen- A. G. Thurman, Columbus, Ohio: g..
After the war I resigned 4veJ desirable po-
to ''Ni secure ii the least possible dtl.y the
power Of fulnIne duties deemed sacred 70 ny
creditors and family. Tne dat,es now ford1d ne
the honor OF leading the Democracy Of Ohio IN the
pending CANNES send letter 70 committee "
EslL fSlsEed) ". = hosecaAS5
, 1869-08-09

| MENrr1Is, August s.-HtiSht has arpaeatet IN
cotton Oh The river below here, ahh The planters
Of AIkunsas a1c alarmed at the saelllng oI the
| 8qGarea ....-.
Thirty nine deaths during the past week.
, 1869-08-09

c1HdsxAn, August s--R y. N. Gandans
chetntca! wor1s were dcssrp1cd By nfr this unro.
1pc. Joks. &san00. Insured
UuGt.cs i Fosters rlAplnl mill Vas bum Cd last
pisoL Lc4., f1a,0oo: Insurance.. ss,o3o.
, 1869-08-09
Superior Court.
Hampton L Story ', Philip u. Hogers- Joiq
ment BY confession for Sl0&t4

ELL Dlsx1ssHD- -.-.
Francis AcSafnRra v. ThomE8 AeSs11asA
Weanetday last, the husband being accused with
adultery. On Saturday, the complainant died her
remuneration, requesting that her bill! be dismissed
and thAt abe be allowed 10 withdraw r. She
charges OF adultery made IN said bill a1c untrue.
and that have been Dlslnforned and M!sled hy
perx ons who were oyer-or1ctous N NY family
A1ntfs." ~
Nelson Morris Y. Michigan Central Railroad
COMPANY. AEtumpsit. Demand, 3a,0Nl
Merrill c. Follausbec '. Martin y. Walker. As
4unrsit. Demand, 81, cru.
Horace A. 1lurlout ct al :. Charles Kern As-
eunrsis. Demand, 81 500.
Ionn L hevcr1dsS late snenD & :; LANES rs AS
ehnst. Horatlo n. .May and 4; Bunles. DEBT,
ue1nnifyiuC tond In rcrtcstn, when snls was
othefa, tor the possession Of sugars Subsequent
" the proceeding was dismissed for wait Of pros
Hiram seronord e. August Fisher. AssumpSr.
Demand, Il ,oNo.
AksumpRit Demand 1000. ....
John W. Rcnmld '. JaDes eonhardt: Atsum1-
SIT DeEsnd, i,oHo, with attachment ID aid.
Joseph FarnRworth '. Eli E Hoy1ngton. hiren
Cash and jacob Valdez. Assumpslt Demand,
t2.t1a.
! Edward u. Dennis ct Il Denni., Mullen Co,
T. j. O. Young and David F. Miner (YQung d
Mlnrr,. Assnppslt. Demand. 1850.
John Il. Foster '. james Campbell e alA. la-
junction TO restrain sale or removal e1 house NO
- Twenty 1rh BtrccL
Horace A. Ilurlout {, IL '. Edward n. Stietcl
and William Metz Assumpssl Demand, ,tn
same :. Rudolph GerhArdi aod Edward r Sac-
fel Demand, $3.50.
Ezekiel MeIrill Ct a. '. 4. C. Brown, Demand,
n
, 1869-08-09
In UaukturtC


Hcrhorcet-Davld s Munges, OF Chicago: Fran
css VI. H9rdley. of sra1lAnd, Aa1shAn County i;
Entititd l. aptly Jor D:,chorst-Thompson and
John E Maple, of Chicago; Charles C. Brearly, Of
Chicago; Calvin Il. Brown, OF Chicago; John <
Pollard, OF Chicago
011~t1tion to Di.ehnr9e-Wnllam G. Wing, Of
Chicago
Dental N Bontrnp,ry-ChaIles VI. Desn and
Jogcrh F. Aaniugton, VI Chicago, -.
Ifsttiont fur UikhoFgs-onn ". Wallace, OF
Chicago: Allen Hane, OF EERnsten; Daniel a,
Robert NJ and Albert Dean, Of Chlca4oi Robert
Samuel F. Bonton, Of Chicago; William R. Stone,
Of Chicago; PeteII. Caascn. OF Chicago; Ch1rlea
Maple, OF Chicago; JoAepn .. Huntington. Of ch!-
easo; Samuel Z Chds, Of c1!eago; Maef " He5s ".
Rock 1elaud County; Noah ". Goodman, oi Rock
ford: RAYMOND Prcmersdor1ers Of Pontiac; saa-
Ter d Crosb, OF Horraon+ WhItcstde Cooa;.; p!t
Crow, Of v oodford County: Daniel jackson, OF
Bets,de.e, Boone Co. Wm- saH1e OF beis1aeto'
, 1869-08-09
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,

Enll OF IL Trc>tic-I3rtd~c on thc Bos-
ton, Hartford & Erie lkaitronu-
Seven Men Throw Down with tho
%trnCture NO fNtIlod- md the
others Badly Wounded.
, 1869-08-09
GEORGE P. GORE & co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
- Lake It,. vii offer for sals
Wednesday, August II, at 8 1-2 q. H.,
fine Asro1tr,cnt Of boata and .hocs Of the bert Eazatu
acd Hestrtn Manufacture.


FRANK F. AIKEN. Proprietor aud Manager
GRAND 1SIE-OHENISG.
Th.t tMond4y) evening. AuE1st 9 EVERYTHING
r6inttnrnts. Every evening. d1rsns tho week. and
slao the Grand Matnees. "Wednesday aad Saturday.
DOUBLE GALLANT.
To conclude With
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter White.
Rohertsons New COMEDY. PROGRESS. In prcpara-
, 1869-08-09
NnflEpudrs

The Detroit Tritun< says: "What to DO With
the Grand Trunk RauHny Is one Of the great Qpes-
tluus ul Canadian policy, oue which agitates the
Government OF CaLaAa, the people Of The PFuv-
,nce. and The m8HageE5 and stockholders OF the
giant line. The amount Of money owed BY tue
foun IL enormous. TIE probabilities Of It's paytng
it arc exceedingly slight, and eTen the Interest up
on the arBtcIass bonds is constantly fa,l!ns INTO
hIreasA Cnless The ltue "a relieved from tue
claiius which are constantly haFassanH II. theEo
seems no hope Tint 1t CAT be made TO pay dlT!-
dsnds- De-uEoths Journal an eminent English
railway authority, suggests that the working OF
the rvad be turneG over BY the stock
hplders and the Canadian Government 10 u COM
rapy whch shall incur no liabilities save those OF
maintaining and running the roAd, md paying q
ceEtaln rent for the privilege. The Journal stales
that the annuA talc amounts to e. .300, V00 Whlle
1t could he worked fr Eo0e, 600, enabling the work
ing company, nee.from embarrassment and pres
kurc. TO IiAy rcot Of Ea00, 600 snd to dlTiue
profit Of EssW,to0 IToTlsous could also be nude
Tor paying the Grand Trunk Company greater
rent rs the ttade increased. Under such circnM-
stances, the working company could a1urd to
stock up the road, raa trains more raiadlJ. aud
otherwise improve this Important line. Tho sue.
hfHh source from which 1t concA
Al 9 meeting Of the stockholders OF the Norfolk
4 Great Western Railroad. held at Danvtlle, K C.
LEX Co, ol philadelphia, oEered to subscribe,
To 000 STOCK OF the road but, In consequence
OF the failure of the nrm to comply with certain
conditions required by the President and Direct
ors IT the road, the subscription WAS annueA.
The company required LINK Co. To pay the debts
Of the company. amoun11ng to about $4,000, tn
mediatel5 or 70 dep9slt IN sone Institution III Dan
vile m amount sufficient TO pay rue debta when
,uy audited 1ank L Co. alleged that their IN.
strtlct!ons would not allow them to % either, and
SO the v hole n1ttcr dFDpf1l%
, 1869-08-09
ST, LOUIS.

Fire in Fremont, Neb.-Cruciay TO Il
Negro.
81. LoC1s, August s.-Severai buildings were
burned ut Fremont Neb.. day Ct two ago. Loss,
$e3,OoN. Partially insured.
Lieutenant toce, IN command OF thirty United
States troops, VINO arrived from Fort LeAven-
worth, ruutt Tor Louisville, Is charged with cru
el treatment OF negro deck hand on the ste amer
while coming down the Missouri River, by hang
Ing him up ty the thumbs until he could not nse
hlsShauds, Tor the Supposed theIt OF TWO shirts.
, 1869-08-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

We have frequently heard n1others
say 1hey would ros be without Mrs WiRslo~ 8
soothing syrur, from the hria Of the ch Id until It
had rrtahed with the teeth:nz siege, on any cun.
sfdsrnt,on whatever, r. CEes al tofGnt, truublei
ui.h cotc pains, Qniet sleep. and It's parents un-
broken rcgt 1t night.
, 1869-08-09
sTRAYD Og sTOI,EH.

C1oLES- t;o REWARD ON THE % INST, NE-
> tween the hrGE. Of snt P. IT,. Cotd Lerct
Aut tiean Hunting, CA.e Tass1 ha1Ard neren,ent,
i:t,ls .: nTE,te; e e,~ 13ss: rube. Of ..'sss III
ne past v~trrn tf rnttr.y-.n au-sttans Aseed-H,
T. DAWSON, ~ Ess. E.c:i=s. Chic1t'.
, 1869-08-09

Boston E1nAfic EnbEic Co.-Nnnu-
facture Sn>Eender, Garter, a,i other Elastic Webs
and Fits, El1st.c llrl!da and cot!s. &c. 4. No.
x9 MIX street, Boston 80 FtlnGlln street, y. \.
, 1869-08-09

q he hcaas q ' the % ,iae1cai il ' essaatas eoce
lions, while the visitors beioot themselve,
to to- tic Mrret cars. The lourne1 home
myIsior, has h,en frr1uehtjf eynrnrnrei m;
NOR tban once drscnoeI # vas yerY mush Ina
sa,ro 1as1erIey nj m nrnrton. occ.s,nns ira
p, Ss ~ xcW n, ntc,nrnaaa
s,,s s,artu .nS rser tNa snn es, son ~
Ha1us evening" aau aen tnn sun ,. nent uoHn ~ w
AtFee@ presented ssmeEaas Illuminated aspect
lNG!s1s1s' =, .,..s
i may be fEpeiunous 70 aad. u connection win
German fest'saL thAt no dlstnroaaec occatcI 10
interfere win tue innocent pleasures 0! me asE-
All VIVA harmonious ~ the enJoJment OF druk
that is paid for. one or two Aecdents occasrctl
! scntss@an a haa nts poekcs p,eaed oI te%, nad
tnd taict sNatxN. !c0HH ~ Eta"
G. stlle LncS. IsrldIue ~ 40. 20 i htn1se
ettett mes Hnu ~ y, ,oa .not,ttnz ,sHsrt. sa1
While look!os On ~ oas ~ NC M snoet!1S GnsseA
lhpush ne " Jre aud ~ tqs ,ha .he
The Huh went on pEesuatuIel} Aha tne bhot cn'
tered the bo5s leg below tae knee. tactunns
bone. he was carried 70 the neaaq0ai-efs g! Inc
Ceutra! ConIittce md tenteflr cared iof I'LL h!s
father AtT1feu Surgeon oFeesed US Moauu.
which Eas reJJ painful Que, bat whtcn will hap
p.ly NO! result In permanent InjuE.
The following Is tho programme 1of to-da9:
The societies will asseuble Mt beadQuarters AT S
O'Clock, and the procession will fosm In 1onf d.
, 1869-08-09

Roots and shocz Mt coat. for thirty
days at Hamilton ! Haalley 5, ia LaEe stfret-
Paper Hanging md Window
Shades, latcst etylea Paints, oils, Rlh4s a1d
brushes, =, F. E Rl2by's, 70 Randolph street
, 1869-08-09

them which can kill The BODY Whom The laF 0
God requires us 10 reject as religious teAcher,W
T,,naraW ufs rom. ~ We nus. VIZ ssihdrw from; AMI
congregation Of Christians, SO acting, mnst lie n
lowed 10 interpret tasl Jaw for themselves, amt
way; neither Ca*ar, nor anybody else, having an
right whntevcr 10 interfere. God ordained boil
clril Eosetnrent aud Christianity. Eaco mas ~
lion. and, without abuse o. power In The civil de
pAuncnt there will be no collisions between tht
Two. ray without abuse Of power IN The c1yi
department, because only IN this department harI
ahead o!e1 ail ,nings 70 the Church. lie ls 4:
os @ a Col doe. n not nseaa tnss s sb j,
men sha1 control the soai or Restrain IT'S libert!
nnr n ress1s n1sss ana asio e. rs 1ss
for lcto Years trying to legi.la1e for the Church
aad qeubs III Sep
The Church. Why: II has been the case that mel
vere positively set down Us ncretcal for call!nt
IN question the Etsnt Of rnen TO pass laws, pro
Church of Christ change In this respect ts
cTee,s s5e nos ,zipg sop,s~Dsa sD
ton or thousands OF sors, are being s7lkei
Whist apology has ever been offered iov thts escet
md 7nssa 1ns' ,12oe,s 1e0e e ~
taken from the Bible Bu, r his be yrns. !
makes the Dthte SUCH \ bunc1e Of contradictions
that, II hsd = human c1ted, believe Ahoult
deny that II came from It at all would rAlhe
defend It upon It's OWL meftu- u It h1d 2ay
Again, creed advocates will tell Is thas none Q
Cs are governed By tne Bible, out By our under
standby Of the Dihle; thar onr understanding o
the Bible Is our creed, and 1t might .
Heu Be written IS II pnH7tiel
one This ,neaas that csee-ls are merry our m
deTstand:pgs Of the Bible, written ons- Bal NJ
inclined 10 call them out rntsnot4erstsndinss 0
the K!b.c, wntten OUT None Of rs, VIC ntH told
are governed ~ the Bible itself; bur BY oar IN
understanding Of the Bible, which, written out, !
ouf creed But there Is an enlIessness nho0
this writing out Of our understandings that
don't tIac4iF hke. When have Entteo on
oGr understanding OF the Bible, and tnua made
crted. the veIJ saue trouble CONES up over til
written understanding at the nib,c that We ha,
with the D!b.e ITSELF We 8AAN aot be Eoyc-lc.
BY our written understanding Of the Bible, b.. b.
OUT understanding Of thst. So We must VII:
ont oGr understanding Of our unde1Stallio
Of the Bible, aad SILL we are not It'd OF III
di1lcrty. We shall now only be governed BY Oh
understanding OF Cur understanding OF ou
understanding Of the Bible. SAY, this argulea
leads on through sort OF endlcssneS2 that don
Ike Again, We are told thar the Church nus
bare crced ty which TO Try ani co1.iemn here
tica. But VIII no, the Divine law answer for TIA:
II any one say II Will not, and thAt his cttts1 Hil
then Of course, his creed Is not taken fron Ia
Bible. aud consequently htAn.3. condemned. eve
seH.condemntd- In other words: II tue creed n
iect aug nla. Is 9c1e,sc, WhoU The D.a!c Fl