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PURIM.
Feast cs tho Dcliverunce OF the Jews from
the Vengeance of Human.

Feast 81 tho DeliveruDce OF the Jews from
the Vengeance of Human.
All readers or the Old Testament know the Book
OF Esther wherein 1t is told how King Ahasuerus,
'who regned from India even unto Ethiopia, over
o hundred and seven ana twenty provinces" 200
years ago. put away his queen Nashti Tor disobedi-
ence and elevated Esther, Jewcss, to royal estae'
IN her place; how Mordecai, her cousin, saved
the kinr's life from assassination; how Haman,
the Agagite aud first minister To the King, had
deterii ined TO destroy the Jewish nation and wipe
out the name Of Israel ana now, " .ne ihtercesson
himself hanged on the gaows, Fifty cubits Digh,h
hIcb he had erected for ms enemy the Queens c0-
SIN. s.And the Jews mad hight and gladness and Joy
and honor. And IN every province and in every
city, width ersoever the kings commandment and mis-
and gosa day. And many OF the people Of the
land became Jews, Tor the ;ear OF the
Jews fell upon them" The tmrieenth and
called the month Adar, corresponding with Thurs
day and Friday OF this week, the Jews called Purim
and ordained ana took upon them and upon their
seed, and upon all such as joined themselves unto
them, as 1t should not ial that tncy would keep
these TWO days according to their writing ana &C, .
thai these days should be remembered and kept
throughout every generation, every family, every
Purm should not fail from among the Jews, nor the
memorial OF them perish from tnelr seed.
made zoo Years aeo. lie Jews nave faithfully Kent
and the least o. Purm Is not forgotten even Dy the
present generation. This year these FESTIVE GAYS
recnr on thursday and Friday next and will be
geleralfr observed by all: the most opposite views
or religious orthodoxy do not interfere WIN tne
celebration. Radicals and conservatives. reiorlnefs
and orthodox, JOIN heartily In COMMUNICATING me
deliverance OF their people IRON the vengeance Oh
Haman. .srhey eat heartily" SAYS Jewish
writer on this FEAST "drink abundantly, exchange
gifts, one with the other, and, more especially
send from their superabundant stores presents 10
the poor ana the needy.n 10 these poor
ones tney Iee happy 70 staie:-We bring you an
Offering IL accordance with our hearts best emo
tons tnal you may with US enjoy yourselves; Tor
although your los has been cast TO suffer from ad-
verse fate. still as the word Purim signlned lot or
chance may your lot thereafter bc 10 celebrate the
feast from your own rcSourcesn On these days,
calls In masks on friends, especially among the
yonng people, are customary. ana they hope that
Superintendent Kennedy VIII relax his rule which
he sternly executed against masked Purim callers
TWO years ago.
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4 POLICE C0NsP .Raey.

The EcloDiOus Assault Upon CGnsluct0r-A
Police Jus,ice-Thc Police and n Politician
Concerned in Deieniing Justicc--Eiat Justftia
Runt CUlum-Thc Policemen Dismissed
from the Force.
The readers of The HERALD Will remember that a
few days ago the details of trial before the Police
Commissioners In which roundsman henry Roy
nard ami officers John W. Palmer and John Dertch.
Of he Twelfth Captain slott's, precinct figured as
Defendants were given. The officers were charged
with connivi ng at the escape from justice OF
tam politician Iiving near the Harlem bridge known
rs Captain E0han VINO mad stabbed Alfred Pitt.
conductor OF car NO. 81 oil the Third Avenue
line The trial showed that Bohan, on an up trip OF
PITTS car insulted lady OF Harlem. Pitt, who is
one OF the most popular and gailans conductors on
the road, elected Bohan, who keeps q Motel near
Harlem bridge, from the Car. on the following
morling Bohan appeared at the Harlem depot
boasting Blacks Hotel that he waiting FOR the
conductor. Wnen the latter came in on MS run
Eohan approached him stabbed hi,n in The hano
ana took refuge IN Blacks Hotei. where the bar
Keeper Billy Muiiigan, the janitor OF the tifth Dis
tr!ct Court. and other politicians shielded the
The stabbag or one OF their friends exasperated
the employees ol the railroad company WHO rushed
Tor the hotel 10 secure the perpetrator OF the deed,
when Mnlhgan and other politicians kept them back,
and aided the escape OF the accused.
The police officers above named appeared and
refused 10 enter the place to arrest BohaE without
search warrant In consequence Bohan was at
large from half-past ten A. NJ. until TWO r. NJ, dur
lag which time he had fixed the caseD with 0iicia Is
oi the Fifth District Court. lie then arrested py
Roynard, conveyed before Sergeant Maioney, of the
twelfth precinct the charge Of simple assault and
battery preferred 10y The officer the accused was sent
10 court ana turned loose by the Justice $500 bail
The police and The politicians supposed that they
had .'covereGn their tracks, but such was not the
case. Old Captain SlOtt carefully reiralned from
teiegraphin2 the assault 10 Lhc Central ONCE and
the iacts were first learned from a communication
sent TO the HERALD by a resident Of Harlem. Malo-
ney, findin9 that the Job was not sufficiently
cred up, changed the charge on the return
sent 70 the Central Oflice from ''assauls and
battery to . relonious assault" and thus
saved himself 1rom being put under charge.
The Commissioners OF Police yesterday, with all
the evidence before them, dismissed Palmer. Roy
nard ana Dertch from the force. 10 Is to be hoped
that theyawiu now place Sergeant Maloney on trial
Tor changing the return, with view of discovering
how II is that the offender Bonan, the officers, ne
ana Justice Bixby, Of the court, worked In unison
TO shield the political 'stabbst."
The Board also dismissed from the force Josiah
". Foote. Nineteenth precinct, Tor being Off post;
Andrew Greer and Patrick Dempsey, OF the Twenty
f<,r yatr, RI
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ITO DRUGGlsTs.--A COMPETENT DRUGGIST WISHES
situation in n Wholesale wholesale and retail store
hest CITY references Address week box l9 Herald
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Projected SOCIAL SCIENCE NATI1aAL clHGsEss.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee of
Arrangements.


4 meeting OF the Executive Committee or Arrange
ments for a national congress ON the SUBJECT OF
penitentiary and retormatory discipline was held
yesterday mt The Bible House In this city. IL was
decided 10 hold national congress to consider tue
above mentioned important topics, IN Cincinnati, on
the 10th of next September
TIE following were agreed upon as the flbiocts
which shall occupy the consideration OF said Con-
gresS:-l. "Ihe Relation OF Society 10 Crime aud
criminals" 2. ''rne True System or Prison Ulsci-
pllne.n 3. "rhe Best Treatment Of Juyeniies.n
4. comparative View OF Existing Prisons III the
United Statesn
Itwas resolved to invite the following classes OF
persons to participate IN the deliberations OF the
SOCIAL science Congress;-Governors or States
members oi boards OF State or other charities, and
wardeps OF State prsons penitentiaries and houses
OF c0rfecnrn; members of prison boards ana super.
iDendents ana managers OF juyenle reicrnatorles;
cb2palne % prisons aud reroymalQyleA
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IloY wANTED-ONE THAT Is HONEST AND LIVES
ID with his parents Inquire In the Truss Office, 6s broad-
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DoST OFFICE NoTlcE.--THE MAILS FOR EUROPE ON
l. Tuesday and Saturday will close this Office 12 NJ,
and at the stations Follows wiz. and Il, II As; and
o, IL go; u and Il, III 10, and q, l0:l5.
T. Ii. JONES, Postmaster.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

owERs-ToaPKJNs.-ln New York, on Tuesday,
March s, by the Rev. Dr. Angel. j. A. BOWERS Jr.,
or New York. To MISS BELLE IoMPKINs, OF New Ko-
caeie, N. Y.
EDDy--KERR.-On Thursday evening, March 10,
at St. paul's church, by Key. w. Mc4llister, JOHN
NJ. EDDY to SARAH H. KERR, daughteroI Lawrence
II. Kerr, all OF THIS city.
HALLgrT-F FLoRENcE.-In this city, on Tuesday,
March s, at Trinity chapel. In Twenty1ith street. Dy
the Rev. Thomas Gaila,idet. Mr.. FaASB q. HALLEr,
OF New Brighton, Staten Island. 10 Miss AMELIA
FLORENCE, daughter OF the late MT. John Florence,
OF THIS city.
LALoR-SAwTER-On Wednesday, March 2
WEEDES LALog TO Miss FANNIE LENoX SAWYER.
No cards.
Norfolk and Richmond tva.) papers please copy.
MACLAREN--SU rHERLASD.-Un Thursday, Marcn
10, by the Rev. James Miilett, oil the Ihurcn OF Holy
Martyrs, Mr. JAMES SHAW MACLARES TO Hiss LYDIA
SUTHERLAND, both OF Vest MorFisania.
SMITrEE--sMITrEN.-inB Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
March 2, Dy the Rev. Thomas q. Valpy, CHARLES IL.
SMITrEN to MARTHA JULIA SMITTEN, both of Brook
lyn. No cards.
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MATRIMONIAL.

I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF MORE OR LESS
IL means may form very advantag gsous matrimonial s-
ances through Nine LYONS Bureau, i34 1873 Bcecker
street Strictly confidential Hours "A. NJ, 70 SF N.
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EYES AND EARS.

A ETIfICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-BAUCH 4 GoUcEL
"a MANN lfcrmeily with Prof. Boissoiucau, of Paris
mnker and nseers OF the improved ARTIFICIAL Human
65l broadway. N. B.-These eyes are endorsed by Ia
faculty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

An IMMENSE CONTRACT The most
extensive contract ever awarded in
this State was negotiated in phla-
delphia on Friday last, between the
Central Improvement Company, (of
which Philip Collins, Esq, of this
place, and his two brothers, Thomas
and Peter, are members), and the she
nandoah Valley Railroad Company,
for the completion Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad from Shcpherdstown,
via Charlestown, Front Royal, Lex
ington, &c, to the Virginia and Ten
nessce Railroads. near Salem, a dis
tance of 233 niles. The whole line.
which will cost nearly $4,000, 600, is
to be completed and ready for the
cars within two years, and our word
for it there will be no failure, either
in time or manner. on the part Of a
company composed Of such men as
the Messrs. Collins. Cambria Free
man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Pirrsnpnu FEMALE CobLrur -As
the time Is at hand when parents are
commencing 10 lOol, around Tor suit.
able schools for their daughters for
the coming school year, We cannot
rcndcr them @ better service than by
calliug thtir attention to tho f,cilhss
and advantages afforded hy the Pitts.
barg Female College. 1t has all the
requisites of a really first class instiln.
ton. The buildingaare large, airy well
lighted and ventilated, and fitted up
IN really elegant style. Every private
room, and hall, aud school room is
covered with carpets aud mattings
The Faculy-tlcsaty t0o IN humbcf-
has been selected with great cnrc, aud
every teacher has bad from five to
twenty years experience in teaching
More than the ono half tho number
board in tho College, occupy places at
the samc tables with the pupils, and
aid the President in the constant
oversight of their health, manners
and morals The literary course is
divided into Primary, Preparatory
aud Collegiate departments. There
are also special departments for all
the ornamental branches, such as
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Draw
ing and Painting, Ncedleworl, Wax.
work, Ne, with special teachers for
each The course of study is full,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

FRUIT PRINTING-Whcn handsome
fruit is intended to be shown at fair
or sent to a friend, it will add some.
thing ia the way Of novelty TO have
its name or that of the person printed
indelibly upon its surface. This may
be done by the following method
Just before the fruit has attained It's
maturity, cut from tough thin paper
the name proposed, and paste this on
the side Of the specimen most exposed
to the sun. That portion Of the
fruit covered BY the paper viii assume
a different color from the other, and
when ripe, the paper is removed, leay.
ing the name distinctly visible.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
aAnrrirh.

On July 2Sh. Is5o. by J AVIS p. Farvrli, Esq.
Mr. WILLIAM II. SNYDER to Miss REBECCA
!. sHAFFEBi both Of Ferguson township.
Ga July 2sih, Is5o by Wuum L. suAw. Esq.
Mr. W. A. WALLACE 90 Mics LINDA BUM
GABDNERi both OF Bradford township.
0n ihe same day, by The same, Nr. JOHN T.
BUMGARDNER 70 Mi,s CHARLLA SKUNK.
WILERi both or Goshen township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
RAILRnAn I.frrlNn.-The I

RAILROAD LETTNG-The grading,
masonry and bridging Of the part Of
the Lewisburg, Centre and Spruce
Creek Railroad between Lewisburg
and Miflinburg, Union county, is ad-
vertised 30 be let TO the lowest respon-
siblo bidder, 10 Bewisburg, on Satur-
day August 10, 1870. That looks like
business Why not have the construc-
ton Of the whole road under contract
by the lst Of September ncxtg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
TuscInoRA AcAprMY.-Tho card

TUscARoRA AcADEMY-Thc card of
Nessrs. Stone & Patterson, the princi-
pals Of this literary institution viii be
found in this issue. Ii is said TO be
one Of the best in the State The
35th year begins on the 7th of Sept.
next. Send for circular and obtain
fhll particulars as TO terms, &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
TREATMENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated compound Et-
tract Buehu il decidedly one Of the best remedies
for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys. gravel drop
steal swelIiugs, rheumatism, and gouiy affections.
Under this bead we have arranged Dysuria, or
difficulty and pain in passing water, seanty seere-
iion, or smail and frequent discharges Of water
sirangurg, or stopping Of water Ilemaiuria, OF
bloody urinc; Goui and rheumatism Of the kid
neyl. without any change in quantity, but increase
in color. or dark water. Il was always highly
recommended by the late Dr.. Physiek, in these
affections.
Thi' medicine Increases The power of digestion,
aud cxciies the absorbents into healthy crcreiss
by which the waiery or ealeareous depositions
and all unnatural eniargemouts as well as pain
and inflammation, arc reduced, ard It is taken by
men, women and children. Directions for us,
aud diet accompany.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
RELIGIOUS NoTiCrs.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. II
<Conp, pastor.--Puhlic Service every Sabbath
f1Dl A NJ, and ~ p. NJ
Hsbbath School at Q A. NJ.
Isayer Meeting every THURSDAY, ~ y p. NJ.
cotnmunion Service. FIRST Sabbath of every
1snfh, at lUi A. NJ.
NJ Francis Church--Catholic--Rev.M Mr.
FEeay ayielS.-M at l0i o'clock A. NJ, on th,
.1tnd and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Nj. Andrews Episcopal--Re
|&oRor IIALL.-public Service Sunday morning
tto O'Clock, and at p. M.-Sunday School At
N M.-prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
"a o'clock.
Frcsbytcrlsn Church--Rev. Mr.. BurLRR.--
|Atlie Service evory Sabbath, morning and even.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Miss Swans school for girls will
sgsin open on the 9th of September.
This school is fast growing into popu-
bar favor under the very efficient in.
struction of Miss Swan. It's location
nakes it one Of the most desirable
In the place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

By reference TO an advertisement
ID this issue it will be seen that fes-
i've pic. mic will be held near Penn
Vile, on the lltb instant Ample ar.
Engagements have been made for hav-
ing gala day. The public is invited
ID "ioin in"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

SroSE WARE Frederick Leitzinger,
/ will be noticed. offers TO the public
D kinds of crooks, fruit jars and cans,
Iower pots, &c. Mr.. Leilzingcr is a
apital workman aud deserves patron
he. Call and examine his ware.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Seriously INyuRED.-0n Monday
lasi Judge Leonard visited his farm,
about two miles east of the borough,
where some carpenters we're repairing
the dwelling He attempted TO assist
them by carrying some shingles up a
ladder, and in coming down one Of the
rounds broke, pitching him to the
ground on bis head and shoulders
injuring him very seriously, though
not fatally. His escape from death
Was miraculous.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

A countryman in Detroit factory
bet the engineer a dollar hat he could
seize the fly wheel and hold it. lie
seized it and was picked up on a pile Of
bricks outside the building, with win
dow sash for a neck-tie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

A census marshal in Forest county,
states that there is a woman 10 dar-
mony township, that county lO' years
old. She was engaged in thoppng
wood when he saw her.
Rather an Old wood chopper. low
is that for high, Convert
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

PAINrIxG THE CoURT HoUsE.-By
consalting our advertising columns it
Mil be noticed that the Commission
ers invite proposals until the 23d Of
august, for rc-painting the Court
uonsp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
THE GRAVEL.

Tho gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment Of the kidneys. These organs being
weak, tho water is not expelled from the bladder
bni allowed to remain; it becomes frvorish, and
sediment forms. It is from this deposit that the
stone is formed, and gravel cnsucs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Maj. Lorenzo Lorain, formerly of
Clenrheld, Pa, but now Of the Sd
no. S. Artillery has been relieved from
DUTY at the U. S. Military Academy,
Wcst Point, and viii proceed to join
bis regiment in the department of the
coufh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
G.. W. RuEuH, } e.,t
j. J. lRwlN,

II the folloaing paragraph, which
is going The rounds Of The press, bc
true. our ncighbors Of Warren need
never stand in dread of the fate OF
Sodom and Gomorrah:
"The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation in Warren, Pa, has been soreiy
tried TO fnd something 70 DO. They
had resolved 70 visit the prisoners IN
the Jail. but, when they applied for
admirancc on their merriiul errardr
they found the jail was empty They
then resolved to relieve The distressed
but. when they advertised for appli.
cants for thcircharily, none responded
Tho town has a population OF 2,50o
and sevcn churches Grog shops arc
unknown. and all the inhabitants arc
either Christians or church going peo
ple." After this, il is not surprising
that Warren has grown so little y
len years. Il is too droadiully moral
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

TEACHERS Ass ss,cIATIoN- The Penn
sslvania State Teachers Association
Nil hold It's Seventeenth annual meet
ing in the Court House in Lancaster,
on the The 9th, 10th aud llth Of Aug.
Excursion tickets issued over all Rail
roads
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

The Cleurdeld wood-choppcrs axe
10 an entire new tool just in market,
and suited exactly for timber makers.
Call and see it, at H. F. Bigler & Cos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

II. F. Biglor n Co have fruit cans
VI the gross or single can, made out
VI charcoal tin, grooved and soldered
ont and inside aud warranted. None
hetter in market.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
MtlmSolds Column.


The Kidneys Me two In number situated at IN,
upper part Of tho loin, surrounded by fai and
consisting Of three parts, yis tho Anterior, thc
Interior, and the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists Of lis.
sues or veins, which serve as q deposit for the
urine and convey It to tho exterior. The exterior
Is conductor also, terminating in a single tube,
and called the ureter. The urcters are connected
with the bladder,
Tho bladder s composed Of various coverings
or tissues, divided into parts, via; the Upper, Tie
Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The upper
expols, the lower rctals. Many have q desire to
urinatc without the ability; others urinatc with
out the ability to retain. This frequently occurs
in children.
To cure these affections, we mus, bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions II they are neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy may cnsue.
The reader must also be made aware that how
ever slight may be ihe attack It is sure to affect
the bodily health and mental powers, as our aosh
and blood are supported from these sources.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Those 10 need of good warming
Cook Stove can have the heated term
sztended by purchasing one of Ii. F.
b gler & Co.'S varieties-all warranted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

SEPARATING OfFIcE.-Ihe Post
master General has declared Tyrone,
Ia, to bo n separating Office from
August lst, aud allow the Postmaster
5000 pcg anarm fcr clerical dliios,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

Mrs. S. S. Liddell, Administrators
fThomas Liddell, late deceased, Of
ne some valuable real estate for sale,
b 9ordan township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

ASSEMBLY CONFERENCE. The Con.
lsreos of this Assembly district will
|aeet in the Court House in Clcarfeld,
% Wednesday the 18th day of Aug.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
died

j. C'oafi,li. oa July 21th, 1850. WILMER J..
son Of Juns and J4Sr scHofiripi eyed year
Q months and G day..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

The Elk Adc0cdts notes that J W.
Oyster, of Elk county, is stocking a
trout pond. This is the first time we
have heard Of an oyster propagating
ffout
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03
DRoPsY

Dropy is a collection Of water 10 som, parts Of
the body. and bears different names, according to
the parts affected, viz; when generally diaused
over the body, it is called Annsarca; when Of the
abdomen, Asailesi when Of the chest, Hydro.hou1.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03


AEoTnrR FTRE.-Thc Philipsburg
Josrnal say, that The saw mill Of
ucssrs Adams & Johnson, iovu,v,
about two miles from this place, was
burned, with all its contents, on Sat.
nFday morning When discovered at
about three o'clock, the fire had maao
sueh headway as to prevent the re.
inoval of anything or the saving OF
any portion Of the mill Fortunately
the Gre was confined 20 The mill and
prevented from extending TO the piles
of sawed lumber on the grounds
Tho loss involved is about $1,000
partially assured"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-03

goshen SUNDAY scnoot.-At the
,loso of the Goshen NJ + Sunday
school, July Slst, 1870, the following
preamble aud resolutions were unani.
monsly adopted:
wHEarts. Il has pleased orr Heavenly Faihti
In the exercise Of HIS wise providence to remove
frnm our midst olf rarucsi sister and co-lshorci
ManY R. TAM. who dird on Friday evening
Juiy p, ls1o. IN the fnl asturtuce Of iiistill
Immortality therefore.
RFsotvrn. lsi-Thai IN Che death sf uur sIsiaI
NAM n. TAN. We haTe ioai on csiecmti and
ever aftcniife co worker ths church a faithful
member, ani The community q true ficnd.
ei--Thni while We lau With humble sah.
mission to The aifioiiur dipcusniiun that hai
tascu our beloved sister irom uur mi isi We rrcos
nise In her ramoral Load call o. us individually
~ be .lio ready and members OF the sehoo
q which sho belonged. 10 uark while rt MAJ
liih Increased diligence Cor Che promotion Of th'
bet intcrcs,s Of the Sunday Schrul, and 70 mos
devouily pay tha Gfoai head ol iha S'hasl AM
Chnrch t. raise M othcr. 10 take hts place.
3i-Tha' We deeply sympaihiae with ihs BE-
rsarcI famiiy of orr sister. ard We Curucsii,
gray that our Heavenly Father may grant thou
ihc consultations Of Ills grace, and help ui,ln q
follow her a. she followed Christ.
tlh-1hat = copy u thcsc rcsolutions be givci
~ ihs family Of dtscasrd sister. and that th,i
- ru'iis'ri IN lo.h oenuty rapcrs.
EE SHINY, eH.f