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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
SIENNA Tea a Cure for "Oalf-Luve."

! have q friend at London, dear
old lady, who keeps u school where
young ladies' arc "fnished." The
ages Of these damsels range from
fourteen TO eighteen, "sweet sixteen
being the average Having Il conf
dental chat with my friend during
the calm quiet of her Christmas holi-
days, ] asked her if she was often
troubled by her pupils falling in love
She answered me unreseryedly. ~
have TO contend against no greater
difficulty. In town like this. where
we cannot walk in any direction with
out meeting half a dozen boys schools
TO say nothing of the loiierers and
faneurs, who seem to think that a
girls boarding school is fair game for
their sport-it seems altogether i'm
possible TO prevent firtations from
arising, and notes and love tokens
being olandestinely exchanged i
spare no pains or arts TO guard
against and counteract this but the
thing exists; and will continue TO
exist, SO long as girls are sixteen and
foolish, and young men and ladies are
bold and adventurous. Ny only plan,
when / see that the tender passion
has been developed, is 10 crush it in
the bud" "What do you dor "lou
will smile when / tell you; for my
receipt is the antilhesis Of romance.
1t is a dose Of SIENNA tea" "Senna
tea ?" ayes, SIENNA tea Whenever
/ perceiye-as / very frequently do
that one OF my young ladies has fallen
as she fancies) into love, ! at once
take her in hand. Inever hint at any
thing connected with the tender pas
sion, but | treat her as an invalid who
is suffering from impaired digestion.
/ keep her closely TO the house and
dose her Literally with SIENNA tea,
standing by to see that she drains the
dose 70 the dregs. THIS plan is always
attended with success. Sometimes
she gives in after the FIRST few doses;
but usually it takes two or three days
TO complete the cure. / had ono OBJ
stinate and protracted case that lasted
whole week but / was firm to my
plan, and in the end it succeeded.
You may depend upon il, that as a
cure for school girls calflove, there
is nothing like SIENNA tea."-Oncs a
Week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
Beautiful Smile.

An Alpine hunter, ascending Mount
Blanc, in passing over the Mer de
Glace, lost his hold and slipped into
one Of those frightful crevasscs by
which the sea Of ice is cleft 10 its
foundation. BY catching himself in
his swift descent against the points of
rocks and projecting spurs Of ice, he
broke his fall, so that he reached the
bottom alive, but only to face death
in more terrible form. On either
hand the icy walls rose up to heaven,
above which he saw only strip of
blue sky. AT bis feet tr:ckled little
stream formed from the slowly melting
glacier. There was but one possible
chance Of escape-to follow this rivulet
which might lead 10 some unknown
cervice or passage. In silence and
terror he picked his way, down the
mountain side, till his farther advance
was stopped by giant cliff that rose
up before him, while the river rolled
darkly below. He heard the roaring
of the waters which seemed TO wait
for him. What should he dog Death
was beside him and behind him. and
he might fear, before him. There
was no time for reflection or delay.
lie paused but an instant and plunged
into the scream. One minute of
breathless suspense sense Of dark.
ness and coldness, and yet of swiA
motion, as if he were guiding through
the shades below. and thon x light
began to glimmer family in the wat
ers, and the next instant ho was amid
the green fields and flowers and the
summer sunshine Of the vale Of
Chamouny.
So 1t Is when believers die. They
como to the bank Of the river, and It
is cold and dark. Nature shrinks
from the fatal plunge Yet one chill.
ing moment, and all fear is Jeff behind
and the Christian is amid the fields Of
the paradise of God.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
Attention, Afflicted |

THE subscriber gives notice that he has
IL resumed the practice Of Medicine In Luth-
ertburg, where he intends 10 devote his aiten-
tion to the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES
In general. He viii keep on hand choice Sc
lection Of DRUGS and MEDICINES adapted 20
the treatment Of chronic diseases, and may be
consulted at hir oace at any hour Of the day.
N. B.-A word 10 those afflicted with chronic
diseases may be TO THETR advantage. MANY
NAY sor be aware that couSTHY Physicians Who
do a RTpiSe practice have not TTNE 10 attend to
the treatment Of cHnoSic diseases, and eonse-
qusntly SEsLEcT them; hence this class Of dis
eases requires IxoLuuvE attention.
GEORGE WILSON, NJ. D.
Luthersburg, Feb. ~, ls6s.u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
THE SONG CABINET,
By c. G. kLLEN.

tt-st-A vs-y sHrsiuily prepared series 81 Phi
p sag LesseaG
ss--ui.y-a hsrEs sszssr q ns~ Esd bsauii-
>c,c1l SC1rE
Ia-tiy-A ssurt CGrtnia-The Sehool Fss-
-1-tssirnst srrrrssiy flr use a. School
s-srtr-s. co--er.s ard Exhititioas
lss hutlishs-s. IL r-sssutiug ths work 10
-1-lFais an Teachers, vaud eal special
s1,g1 g. i-s superior 1srits - q >choel >ou-
"a ras autssr has bseu very uarsful IN the
se,i1- e Is mzri.. which i almost entirely
p, ast ~ assFtiug 70 u appropriats verbs
ar1tissia-atis ssutiueuts. ubieh I'll
nrn--t ia ssqPdsu Ia al eur sehools and
1ll1rsa
n s-ss carrxnr has besr aiapted By ths
n-l q El1rafio.. as The tsrt book for the
- scs-1is ir the city q Nsv lork.
4 ---i, sirfy ssuuE sach- 10 Schools, &e-, iix
1-l psr szssu.
,luf.s erFiss seat ty zan post paid On
- 81 Efr sssta
ne-flr sals ty 81 Bcok ard Music stores.
su-.tsd ty WILLIAM HALL a SeS,
''siata ss1 Bsosdvay, y. I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07

CLINAx.-"My son" said an affeo.
tionate father at the foot of the stairs
''arise and see the newly.risen lumi.
nary Of day, and hear the sweet birds
singing their matin song Of praise to
their great Creator; come, whilo the
dew is on the grass, and tender lambs
are bleating on the bill side come, 1
say, or I'll be up there with a switch,
and give you the soundest thrashing
that ever you had in all your born
DAYS"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
II. H. SH.4 W. DIR UG e. IST,
(Sscoud street. opposite the Court House,
CLEAR FIELD. Pepn,a.

- - ~ ~ N n u II ~ Ds II c II y as
TNHE subscribers respectfully announces 70 the
IL citizens Of Clarified and vicinity, that be
has nov en- hand full supply Of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye stufs, Tobacco, Cigars, confeeHoneriss
Stationery. &c.
PHYSICIANS
win hnd his stock Of Drugs FULL and COM.
PLETE, and att very slight advance on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books BY express, at
shsrt notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Gap, Flat Cap, Foolseap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers also, a very neat stock
Of Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Pencils. Ink. &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS
win End full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH. Concentrated LYE, SOAP, &c.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to e1amine bis stock Of Perfumery.
Hair Oils Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet Sets, &e- &o.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
viii find a full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff. Fine-cu dc, &c.
CARBON OIL,
or the best brands, always On hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
ssr PhySieians' Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
Apri 2, ls6s. A. I. SHAW.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07

One of the latest gifts to the Prosi.
dent is a pair Of palent-leather boots
trimmed at the top with gold fringe
and lassels, the American coat of arms
on tho leg, and pair of solid gold
spurs attached The boots are made
of the finest quality Of leather and in
the latest style, and lined in the inside
with yellow kid. They are valued at
$500. The shrewd donor will proba.
bly, be made Postmaster at Buffalo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
CERTIFICATE.


We. ne ssssrsirnsd. having vit-ssssd II
1rai e /. J. Bosth's lup-ovsd Stump Extras,or
n sss fErz q T. n Moors, near Lzthsrsburr,
y sstzrdsy Isd hosday. the Tth ana 9Th 81
%sr-aser, take PlsGssrs IN sayiBg to the psb-
D. tAEf ve belisvs Il 20 be the best machine
trrir sss fer sItrsefing Etusps- Its Of sinpls
<r-Etrzrtiua. eEsi y E1narsd. not liable tc get
b. e 15sr, 1nd Esry dGr4bis- Four zen t0ok
D. za-siIs frp1 The wasou. when entirely
<F4-I. Pst Il tsEsthsr, Hna Fslisd large pine
49, IN lsss tkaa oos hear. We sav toe men
- a lk-Es Eu1P via ease Thsy use horse.
> be asss his wOrk in t1kiss eat the largest
EzP4. EiEheS; = hard pail Nr. BSoth, the
falsssss. fsly uussrs1sues pGfting Up and
S4.iing tks uachins- We vUuld sdrise those
y raut sf Ftzzp sxtrsetsrs ts see this ons tested
.fr-x pS-rkas slsssAsrs, vhieh tbey can de-
}. e stHrgs By saiEnE co ths PrupristorE
g Ekr--E. J. ". EsrkArd. RV. spaeknHr.
b Neissr. gshn Kirk. J.W. GAkaeaR.
4 sesrs. }. v. Wsllass, H.B.Alsrander.
p Eagsr. Wa D. Beck, Andres wilsou,
Eu-n. Wa K Irviu, /. J. Kirk,
+azss Nssrs. L B. cariils. Gss.wilsoa.EB.
trrU FisEAl frs1E Szilsy. In0Vls-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07

A Western reporter produced tho
following as his maiden effort: 1--WE
are informed that the gentleman hoo
stood on his head undcra spilc driver
for a porpos Of having a tight pair Of
butcs drove on, shortly afterwards
found hisself in Chiny, perfectly ma
ked, without centin his pocket. lie
writes that it is his intenshun of re-
turning by way Nv the Paris expo.
sition."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
NATURES GREAT RESToRER
CHEETz,s
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

THIS medical preparation is now offered to
Il the public as a reliable substitute for the
many worthless compounds which nov food the
market. II is purely vegetable, composed Of
various herbs, gathered from the great store
house Of nature, and selected with the utmost
care. Il Is not recommended A. CURE-ALL.
but BY lie direct and salutAry influence upon
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Stomach and
Bowels, IL acts both As n preventive and cure
for many Of the diseases 10 which those organs
are subject 1t is reliable Family Medicine,
and can be taken by either infant or adult with
the same beneficial results. II ii a certain,
prompt and speedy remedy for DiarrhGa. Dys-
entAry, Bowel complaint, Dyspepsia, LoWnsss
Of Spirits, Paintings, Sickheadaehe, DC. Fer
Chills and fsvsrs Of nl kinds Il 10 far better and
safer than any quinine, without any of lis per
nieious effects. II creates an appetite. proves a
powerful digesier, a-d will eounteract the effects
Of liquor IN few minutes. Prepared by JACOB
scHEETz. Sole Proprietor, N. W. cor. Finh
and Race streets, Philadelphia, Pa. sold BY
al Druggists. lnovl2-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
GREAT BARGAINS
l.. NJ. COUTRIET

UNAKEs this method Of informing the citizens
Of Covingion, Karihaus, Girard and the sur
rounding country. that he has just opened a large
stock Of SUMNER GOODS, which he Is deter
mined TO sell TEN PER CENT CHEAPER than
the same quality Of Goods can b. purchased for IN
any other store in the nsighborhood. His stock
consists Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07

!. .sa e-a sig he si-f frsz the roots .fssr
E.r.<is1 Il vin szn ls~ihg 70 the sizs Of tAs
I.zPsl frs@ fsrsy - ens knEdrsl per day. Il
= sisssr .zrn tbsu ever, or saEpsrd tssn to
! PruFFe1 -, ss desired The Propristors
Hi4 ne kxtraefur, deliver j. and test Il % the
irz e ne Purchaser and II Il does nos rsnesr
nzF isss HHtiIfartioz, Gne d jaItss reesnnsud-
y tAsy via taks il away sad ehargs nothinE
y tAsir trssss Price of MAcklns, slse %.
-Suur.iP and esGusy n. hts for sale We
ave - tr1Fsiing ars1fL Actress
BOOTH 4 RUMBARGER-
Jsfgsoz Lits P. o., cisNrSsld ce-, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07

Mrs. Fanny Morse, Of n. H., is over
100, and attributes her longevity In
the fact that SO liss been married
three umes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
Cheap Furniture.
GrIIcH

y
hySlREs e infsrz his cid friends sui Gus
w uzs-s. that having ssl.rr.a his shop and
h--sass< his facilities fer uarufasturinr. be 10
nzr p-spa-eS - laks % urds- sash Fsruifure as
rHl - sssirsa- in rsod style ssa At cheap rstss
r CASH He rsasrAny has % had. =, his
u E--ie1-a roozs a r1risd assortusnt of ready
@Ais i1rEirurs. Ezozg vkish are
BUREAUS ASD sIDE-BOARDs.
~s-irusss H.z 7pck-casss csuts, Sofa, Parior,
1r.skfaE ssS Dizisg Erisssioa Tshlss; coz-
1ls- frsssA- -pos., ,cgstags.Jsnuy- Lind and 9th sr
seiIieais; szfaG e all kirds, Werk -stnnda
E4.-raskA vGsh-ss4sss; Roskisg Ana Ara.
Cski-s spri.r-ssst. c4ss -bottgz, parisf, cen
s.s--ip<isa "a kAsd an1 see glasses for old
t-..s. wAi-k vi ss pat u Su vsry rsasouahis
ts-zs 81 tkor1es- natfss- he alss tssrs On hand
r iur.ishss .. c-tsr, Csru -husk, Hair End Cot
"a - Ms-trssssA
COFTINs or EVERY KIND
Nsis b. rrdsr. ard fzaersls aftso5sd vita
Es1rss Vi sss-sr DESIRED. Alss, Ho1ss Paibtinr
1rzs ts ortsr- Ths r1bssriber aiss usnufas-
.z-ss. a-i has sorstaray % hard. Clsusnts
is,ssi Eashirg M.sh iss. he bss, uov in sss
-sass 1Grr thts laehias nsrsr red b vita
su eie4a siacsssi lie .iss has Flyer's Patsut
Csz-u. q szpe-ior nrsieis. A fauiiy usirk thi,
csE-- nsrsr seed bs vitko1t h1tteri
AZ he sbcvs and zany ether artislss are fur.
riilsi - sss-o1srs shsaP ~ cAsH Or sxshanred
r. tFFrsrsi so1ntry rrudaesl chsrry. Mspls.
sriE-, Lrveot Enf otssr Luabsr suitable fer
caAi,s; ~u-t, tAksu IA rshsngs for isrnitu-s
se-Rs-ssbsr sAs ssup is On Msrts street.
as-ts,i. Pa sss HsAriy sPPs..s:: u. ..ola Jew
sgz- JOHN aULIcH.
Esrs.ss- -. Isssy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.

.N.frx Bscth
Ia EEEharEW,
'Prrrr;1rH 81
he Irrsrsd
|ETrNP En-
|fnstnr.uishii Il
|iirnedy IN
hrf.cod thai
|nsy warari
'nh zaeh,ns
eseiuGvh
IN a rnsn2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
Livery Stable.

'aL u,ie-siru.s ters ls.rs 70 infsrn the pub-
Z taal b. is rsv faIly prepared 10 accomne-
e n - rIT cf f4-risking Horses. nuEgies-
- la1 Haru.ss 81 tis sbart-st notice and
aiileaais isru1 Essiisncs On Lscust street,
''5l Ill-i lri Fcurih-
GEO. ". GEARHART.
l-,rt.ii Ap-l n. issT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
cOFrrxs OF EVERY KIND
NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK.

W. vsus rssFeetfuIy ean The Attsution oi
w Frncipais e Schools. Ss1izl mes. and
-ia,.srl e sinrizg ts ear Nss Sehool Song
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-07
Dry Goods. Groceries.
HARDWARE. QUEENswARE,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, etc. He also keeps choice
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, FEED,
Chop, Bacon, Fish, and Dried
Fruits.

Persons desirous Of purchasing goods si fair
rates are respectfully requested to give him call.
c8- Approved country produce will be taken,
NJ ihe highest priccs, in exchange for goods.
Clcarheld, June rs, ls6S-f
, 1869-01-22

A'TlcKER'a 1HEATRE,
Edwin Adams Akes hit oenecs this evening at
heNieketa TneHtfc, Appearing tn tie =" He1e.ic-
ARD :" "Blaek' E, ed sn:Au." The box otace u now
opcf 1eE the sAle OF Etaa fot The Liddons xeasou.
A1IzS's DEARBORN THEATRE.
"cJrils suceesh"is 10 still tic feature at the
DeEoen enc Is drawing we'll II NIL rsua.n ou
TIC boa1ts al this week.
OPERA HOUSE.
Tbs evening A,ss Fanny Morgan Phelps, who
hia aoteDpscd The position Of leading lady Of the
Open Hcuec Company thts seaso1, will take a
frtHen henedt. wheu she .lll oder the following
e1eslisf bftl :. L&dtea B1t,lc>" IN which shc
I'll 'psrsonats tho ConateH Tdu<rrruJ, api
"TEe MD 1rash Gill; IN which sac viii appta-
- ths coa,tts. 8ytoatsr, assuming the ca,s1e.
IT Of : VIA lftah Etrl, With aougl. On Saturday
Hoteda,e" will b. repeated. afternoon snd eveu-
irR. On Monday the dr1roatc company viii ap-
pear a Dayei p7F, Iowa Hhcre they wul con
GDrt dpf11g the week.
FAKEfA CONCERTS.
The tk!e Of tesezyet cats for the Parcpa Con
eet1s ccnmetces this C1Qrutre q. Smith & NiI,
cn>s Eut,c tooms.
, 1869-01-22
THE BOULEVARD.
Meetltg Of Cl;lzens Last Eyerlue. .Thn
Rsald Of pubue Works, Plsa
Highly BAtisfaelsry,

A meeting Of the Committee on Public Grounds,
rom the Common Council, and othrr prpmturut
ea1leenA met last sveninE IN the yrtxlts once ID
thn Clerk Of the Conncl TO take tpIp con .!desa
ton The adtIasoiii:y Of boulevard To cnei.c!e
The city. Aid y. l. Russelt was ealled TO The
ehsir.
Aplsn was submitted from The Board Of Pub
tnc WORMS, which proposes 4 drive about the en-.
tire city, one mile from IL nutts, With pslks 4,
conyen'tnt Distances along Its ropte The nl.u
i1eludts saout 500 Acres, and the main features
have oftcu been given to The public.
ID. Ii. DunhAm thought that parks had b.,
come necessity. Al he uudes.tood the pl.u
under Collaboration. It Wa the beat ever pro
poetd. Not only would It psy for the grou.d but
p,5 iSs The i1npsovenenu. ae considered II IN.
1ator OF bill TO condemn the Iecsss arJ lspd for
Wut,n d. s:iesne,. from tho North Division,
Ineolp ri b.. they rie 1 ns.cja.h Ia "1.s ~
" e.ty. Ne thought tho boulevard. wisa IL
adjoining parks, promised to be the exit eu oplY
10 meet lhe demand. Ae be.1ered Lincoln sp.rk
Wonid not te Injured By the proposed improve
Aid golden thought that IN this psopostuo.
she nail hsa boeR MT suu11o!y on III hssa, and
he desired tho opirton Of Judge Deekwtlh II 70
Judge Beetx,sh thought our cItizeus eener.
ally felt The necessity Of some sort Of dr!ve ..
bouleyAlt. and II was hla opinion the present
bo no 1.ouhle In drawing up b1lf thas would
meet viii ths requ:renents or tbs improvement.
90 tss - The Vresert bill was concerned, he
ton.
The hill ref-E1ed to ras published aosut two
years aSo, IN TH1 THIbrhK, tad Vas suonltted
orlJ for general ttKKesttora.
Or. Ranch, aha C1ty saultarY Superintendent,
thought thxt With proper loealor or parks, the
climate OF the city could BE- very matefiAlIy
eharRet foE The better, ND u ! whole, lhe plan
met With his unqualified support
Other gentlemen present expressed themselves
HrnlabIe 10 tho scheme. md rome aoft OF houl..
vard Improvement viii no doubt Be submitted to
tic Couuc1l by the committee II no dist4u:daY.
, 1869-01-22
Presentation.

LAtt evening vrsJ plsa:ant adaE teok place IN
The Vert Lake Street Police Sub Station. Ii wa1
The presentation to scrKe4nt VIM. NJ Douglass, At
the hands Of number 0! his friends, o! hand
eone ard costly gold s's1 attached 10 which Is 4
gold bar and email Maforic emblem Early In The
eTtring tho duaotI, accompanied sy several
police ofetals, r.tited the station, xca
promptly performed their s17eeible duty.
Captain Miller, Of the Second Precinct,
Eses 'he Presentation speech. which wls
verify ssnesn1, sfter which 1ne party adjourned
% enmpt1ors tepart eprczd In arcsssurEns rea,
" hatd epeechts and lotsts cEiivcccd the oe.
e1.'on, ca. sh,eh =. exceedingly pIea,ant to every
vlr 1sh ~ aea ~ sa7 ia Of eolia gold. ana,
bars ne iGteE pton. A!e.rvant Of Polse., CHI.
eafn." Vhta. oE tho bar il inscribed, spresenJed
e, e sssEssnt william u. Doael,I,, ~ sons cf
es,een." Ae:oupsp11a.e aek1 ,, ot th..r
rss 70 eaveioPe continuing about sioo. ySe ~.
eiptent, ooe cf tbc eldest and NOS, efnrent IN
c1fs On tho iorce. veil delc7res the eont drnee
and estecn OF the eotnE,Gtlty, 4ad teit eT1denee
OF The X rntnb11Eee ct Els f:1ccds Nil H. rrsti.
fytrk to all who know him.
, 1869-01-22
TIE cuvRTs.
Yc.terdny's Proceedings.
G. aWURT6.

, G. s. QouRIS-
Tte District Court held I 1ession yex.e.dly,
Hhteh VA ot but limited spscs Of hua- In the
eass os The United stxtes r. John P. Furloas, the
cause, BY Indictment, ht ought TO tat the theory
Of tse EoTeFnEeut N u tho quanufy Of splrtu
Which Mast represent gtVen qua7tssy at grain,
Terminated untaEoszoly Tor the government. Toe
dsssoesnt wAs fonrd not gritty.
Two lndictuents found against Albert Clo4by
fo< ho23taE Apidia WITH 4 Gr<n&nlent intent, ED
1ss sidins = tas eoass.ln- Of dss.ed spirits.
II 1AfKHrFTCI.
Ihe foIIoFtaE proceedings wt1t toade On rec
Dts>aerp<t- Z. Roc, @, Chicago.
fstttaoas {of U!tes1ngt -, thony q. 8oodH9r 9rc,
9fGssise 5,tn f. p v1n as Ds1s1 o5 ay9s r.rs
nte. y cog II Dixon. Lee oung: Lev 1enn'ct.
OF n Rl,sou, L<e CopItt; jaues BurteAt, Of Oklr
ea,y Sss.. g.ass, ssat = Go1poa asss
TOP cosn.y: AnassE Do14a & eaiea.;
Entitled to DEseASsHs William k. Forrest, Of
Chicago Frederick ). Day, Of :hIeaso,
CIRCEy. CoCRI.
Len Ehorti = r. y. LAURA NJ Bsareh. In
{, Carrie :. L rrsass.sdart Appeal. Dis
Tss sr,unene Of the motion te1 !. rex triA III
occupying the 'euEre sestton q lhs court On
fhs put ct 1hr p!atnsr .rd IN support Of The
epokc. Wit Dexter, Egg, cloeed the caro- 1pon
reserved.
SUPERIOR COURT.
The folio wing jutRnente Efra 1eEdtrtd:
Jstob Plan Il IL !. L4ouiA Po++nss: $14a.73.
James Mct;rsw T. Ro.~tl1 Il. Alsob; eia0.;3-
ues1, nss,5 n.,5sn .s;sts, ;s s., 5a'!a'
os.eaeo fissnsaa iasusa.e. conpsa, =. caas
I.Ees 4, 0oss:ia st Al. =. ofaaa s. Aougs:
$50,
, 1869-01-22

rpst Otlsllsls- This IL . petition IA, e,lm ouy,
base npon statement OF ftctx ahout thus: int
e'mpla!nant sAya thtt sonae time in 1851 the Do.
!enean'. who vas lattty her husband. gatned he<
Mls S1:eunn.. From that time, It Is ss'd. the1
aye es;lS,sa saeF nsar hnss1sd s and ,s. r,s
during txs !ve ears. she IN ths ne.nuue swing
cong &6o, she cor,pl1irs trat hsr husbstd *
pefdeo toti trIu In the puIthaS' Of \ house and
iot block E, LAEAl F1n'tees' tubd!ytaon 0! lat
nsdtonsl couthcast quattcr q eec:'ou III, -.
en- N 1he Nte's c1ae, and that On The Hth Of Fsh.
rUAry, 1861, the p&ttles were nlff1ed 4 ch1kd r..
Ing subsequently, botn to them. On tho l7,h DIV
OF Eovenber. 1861 By reason Of alleged e,peity.
= divorce va granted netween thex, snd
~. for ths w1fo, rrtnIn Of the property elsimsd
to be hers. aEd support Of tho child ieFttina:c
md tho children 5catsimattxei under ihs st.ie,s
o. The state. b. The marriage.
Iae LAdtn Powder Company sued out ID IL.
{nneiion to rest1sir the city from collecting ,ho
pe7eoun u1 ASSESSED sRAtra, the platuti6.
COUNTY CoCRr.
william T. Buswell w9s appointed to Adutnis
teE upon tho cs:atc OF the l1ta Asyoa TTie1,
Etq.. under bond Of xao,ooo. uc wis also 10. no.
oP'stec o gerdt.a o. 9.sse T,les ,e inf eha
6lene GnDdefso1 wa appointed to sdminIste,
up:n - ;6c @ estate Of Stem 0andesson, under bond
:, A9nes w,l.on vas appointed saa.a,.u of VIII.
ian ian A. aud Hugh Albert Wilson, urdes bond OF
REcoRDER'B COURT.
FfsnF Lest1: for burglary. VS. convicted the
}nsJ stestnR his punishment at three years IN the
E%E.rrt &ess Ind J.ne uesn. wers ,er,.pe4a
tor larcsny, 10 The County Jnl, each, ior thirty
h1ehnond Alien, tor,sreen,, WIS sent below for