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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16
A Milliner's Bill.


from the bottol loti, Nct. Id
The case Of fFlynt versus Coolidge
in which Mrs. Flynt, the celebrated
dressmaker Of Boston, seeks to recov.
er of Albert Coolidge a bill against his
wife of 81 oil, for six months servic-
es, is again on trial in the Superior
Court, at Boston, before Judge Reed
The previous trial resulted in the dis
agreement OF the Jury. The present
trial was opened on Monday. The
defendants made an effort TO secure
the postponement of the case, but did
not succeed, and il came on just be
fore noon. The appearance of the
court room, Notwithstanding the ex
traordinary import of the case, was
not a great deal out Of the ordinary.
There were, il is true, few ladies
present attracted by the rustic Of silks
and poplin and tea rose at fifteen dol
lars a yard, but they were not strict
ly Of the order interested in tho re.
duction of the dressmaking prices and
regal point lace Of the kind to be ob-
tained at Mrs. Flynt's The mascu-
li"s s--.A~- r~od"'ninafed " alwnys
docs at the session Of the SUPERIOR
Court, especially in the dock. 1I,'e
sat MIR. Flynt, the partner of Mrs.
Flynt's Joys and sorrows, who spells
his name with an "i' and allows bis
wife to spell hers with "y," and oc-
casionally during the progress Of af-
fairs Mr. Coolidge, who maintained
throughout the most importurable
gravity. Mrs. Coolidge was not pres.
ent, for some reason or other. She
will probably, however, make her op
pcarance before the case is concluded,
, but not until called for. Mrs Flynt,
though, was on hand from the time
the Court first came in, with q bcvy
of tho girls who were employed by
her TO work upon the very elaborate
and recherche dresses in question, and
looked confident and smiling, but per
haps little worn from going thro'
the summer campaign. She was at
tired in a nearly plain dress, black
Hermann skirt, witha simple, nncom-
plicatcd black silk sack, la mode,
and finished, as might be expected, in
her Incompatible style, and held her
own with admirable complacency.-
/ Taken all Ia all, Mrs. Flynt would not
be considered q volary Of fashion,
which is, of course, 20 say IN her yes
terday's appearance. But whatever
attaches her, as talker Mrs Flynt
is sharp, agreeable and nonchalant.
In opening the case Mr. llowcs
/ presented TO the jury copies Of the
bill, of which there are just eighty
items, amounting in all TO sl,0ll IL,
of which the following will give a
general idea
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Mrs Fynt is soon put on the stand
aud sworn. A trunk is brought into
court and numerous articles Of wear.
ing apparel produced therofrom and
laid about convenient for inspection.
The first matter taken up was the
morning dress, which cost S55.17.-
This was most elaborate and intri.
cate affair First, Mrs Flynt had to
buy the robe to make it out Of, and
then cut it up. To DO this required
an adaptation, a skill and peculiar
artistic manipulation Of which few arc
possessed The amount of labor re.
quired was extraordinary, and the
most assidaous personal attention bo-
ing continually demanded from Mrs.
Flynt, &c, Mrs Flynt showed the iu-
ry all about IT, In the next item the
four and one third yards OF thread
lace were gone through with, this
was very rare and curious pattern,
and accordingly very costly The
price Of IL depended upon the ineness
of the pattern and the quantity in the
market; il was never cheap Beside,
what increased the cost Of this dress
particularly was, the fact it was shot
ted. Lewis n Tucker. an expert
swore that the lace was the bes, Brus
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-16
NEW MARBLE YARD
IN IUTHERsBURC

THE undcrslgned takes this method u inform
ing the citizens Of the wcsicrn end Of the
county that he has opened Marble Yard, for The
manulacturc of
Tonbstoncs, Monuments,
Head aud Foot stones.
Sc. sc.
I employ none but the best workmen, and use the
best material. All orders promptly alled and the
work warranted. Address All letters 70
DANIEL GOODLANnER
Isushsr-tura- oeioler %. 1879.
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JEFFERSON LITZ,
DR.. j. p. RURCHEIELD,

Late surgeon ofthe SD Reg meni. Pennsylvania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army,
oGsrs bis professional services 70 tho citizens
Of Clearhola county.
rs- Professional calls promptly atieu led to.
i0Gee on Second street, formerly occupied by
Dr.. Wosis. laprA, o0-u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-18
Nasty TALKS CARNATIONS

Ihey traded OIm my Post Oh, & tux mi Pay In
PLA~rAsHUN, PrAps VA mty be surprised to
here IN mi rclin lui.hin NV Guv'meai on with
Avn IT, glory in sech Caws
Here NEE fu,t. then jei-c Me-. II happened
thuswi,ely: WIS caasassin thee Mawmes Flats
Tor owr Bluyid hcdea.ry x the Post oaiS suk sech
un. In the, land uv power Delte struck a snas
The Fever Aver TUX me, X thee Chills 4
Saivcrs shuk me-shGk me like . Mold loo. button
on a saaiky sm,S,.H,asc d,,r; III m; fcaim NV
40 Slmm,r ~, luSl Ike som O,- plaid out hume RI
GA m ,rnin' wen hi, TN IL g,n X ~ can't ct no
moay' '''' rhi' NJ, RI by Ed \
Powc; 5l; !, cam. $, avlirrl Near too il tibet yen
wooIn't M th' I.irunre in the dIrk
la lh.s ourlul csS.;rennit,y Fiuc ., wonts Tn
a N5li LAZY lcen' az Nine \ ,oAld hIc N kriuer-
kcl pix She, he's nod moe Long X Luv'd me
We \ "a, cavl, M Re. NAM "'rcrly," ser
Shee ,-ech II the Plifui nikaomen Nv IN Bpihood
''yu ortcr tax n g'oi ppstr NV PLtNrASuCS BIT.
TURF I've ljvl < SIt.rI IN th'Ls swlImPs ever
seas the thlvers wis Hung K n, tDa ded
"surtinty tibet FANTASIES 3lrU8l IL thee On'y
reel k.S,r far Tue Sltik,'" b b but air
ibaal-l-loyIwl drink asked |, shivcrin'ly,
fceru LcAs: nifs 5se iu,arrttlSia' sdthia Nv n
-u.hsrn NA,hs- "Doon' b.e >keevi, ''rroly,"
reptile IA, e,,,In tbIl Dp-.a,s. .tat air Maid NV
"gailasayya : T.-lSib-X \ thee Worry loyawl-
is, kin ~ AMY Crew, Ram NJ Dauts balm
rem tel & u Fe,rs fIy tacs Post on, assw aged
I.lSIl ay,n 81 Dose W. "PLANrASHCS" yu
bet, p.l.h,,n /; maid IA a. blel tux auu:hsr ia
81 ourI ( m saAS, 4It. may 81, tina parsed
IN tl4rCl'.N," rlh ga 'Npt wan Nv ZEN In.
slr.i O., say COOL bi' IWuz a Sasby keaered; a
Pe.r.!cum Ncl'-we, wu&' Now l aIa PLAN.
rASACN N shInntry; I ~ allow, preIohin the
sJ5I T in, :, Aw. shakers X "a.1,rs reqairriu
a Jenr-, -..nntrel: SEA smlu b.iEl l hey
traded II mi Pos, ONs 4 may Now be rlnd
talkin PLNNTN>uCN BrrCRz in lhc h,xA.k 4 thoe
5,Nak .,um E-ly Morn I'LL Dewey Eve. what
,nu.a, ,uly.u, sILk,a bgu.h,rl h,y Ihse next
BJGlls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-18
Wonderful Cures.

DR. Urann of Boston, who has made so
many Startling Cures of eases supposed
incurable, and who has so recently made
some wonderful cures nj LetetSton, will
by request visit Oxford County. and will
be at Chandler House, Bethel. Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 22d and Esd !;
at Hotel Norwdy, Thursday and Friday,
March 2ith and 25th; at Hotel Frybarg,
Saturday and Sunday, March goth and
9th. Every invalid should see him for
his cures are truly astonishing.
Read the following from the Newpc TT
Express:
DIX. UR,Nx.-Wc desire to call the a,ten-
ton of all iuvalids to the advertisement OF
DR.. Urann, from which it will be seen he
is soonto visit Newport again. Injustice
10 the doctor. and Tor the benefit OF the
suffering, unsolicited, we cannot refrain
from abiding To several remarkable cures
h. has effected in this place. Mrs. T.. Is.
Shaw, tor ten months confined 10 her
room unable To bear her weight upon
her feet. Mrs. Leonard Field. for several
months an invalid, and Miss Maria Dug
gett, for four years unable 10 walk, have.
under his treatment. been restored To
health. can be seen walking out every
dav, and are able to perform light work.
1t is no humbug. and we refer to the
parties thus restored TO corroborate our
statements.
Read the following from Auburn.
AUBURN, Mar Sth, 1870.
This will certify that WAS troubled
with Seattle Rheumatism and suffered
great pain day and night. was unable 10
sleep. without taking Morphine. could
not walk was carried 10 see DR.. Uranu
at the Dewitt House, and after one treat
meut was tree from pain and as well rs
ever. \. W. BAILEY.
Read the following testimonial from
Green Corner:
This will certify that had lost the use
OF nav lower limbs and was unable to
waiA ar even - stand; had several
Physicians who pronounced my case in
durable. Hearing oil DR.. Uranus wonderful
cures. sent for him and in less than a
week was able 10 walk the streets, and
can now walk two miles daily.
JoSEPH +. BRADBURY.
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DIED..
AT West Paris. March I'd, Capt Jesse Howe, aged

AT West Paris. March 2d,Capt. Jesse Howe, aged
81 years.
In Woodstock, March 10th, Miss ). Sophia Curtis,
aged . years; also, March 9th, Aaron Davis, aged
~ years.
Mr.. Davis was one OF the early settlers OF the
town OF Woodstock, having resided III the town
about sixty years, and after having performed wen
his part of ios duties, heartily sympathZing with
all the reforms of his day. he was ever ready to
speak IN encouraging word and lend helping hand
in every cause for the benefit OF his fellow men
Throughout long life, he ever maintained the
character of honest christian man, and the
verdict % all who knew him is, that good man has
fallen. His funeral attended by large number
OF his fellow townsmen who heartily sympathlZe
with his family in their irreparable loss. Rev
George Briggs preached an able sermon ON the oc
ca sion from Psalms 81 81 verse. "Mark the perfect
man. and behold the upright, for the end OF that
man is peace" and all who knew him respond
Amen"
In San Francisco, Cal. Feb 18th, A Z. Bessey, Of
Paris, Maine, aged Il years.
In Sumner, March 18th. William Hardin, latter
sickness OF one week. aged q years.
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true Bslsaln.-Dr. WIsrAR's BALsAM Of
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oaisahle principle ofthe Wild Cherry the balsamic
properties Of tar and OF pine. Its ingredients are
al oaIsamic Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
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under its balsamic influence.
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MIRRIED.

In Bethel, March 10TH by Rev. J. Dutton, Miss
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Merrill OF Norway also. March lith, by same, Miss
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George ". Mason and Miss Dora c. Bennett. both
of Bethel.
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Esq, Mr.. Sylvester Cole and Miss Mary j. Tucker,
both of Greenwood.
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OF IOWA.
AZ 9J, Free from Tax.

This railroad runs 2li miles north and south
through the finest aud most thickly settled
portion OF the magnificent State OF Iowa, and
il the Only link wanting In connect tho rail-
WAY centres at 81 Louis aud -. Paul by m un
broken line, IL mile shorter than any existing
route. This road offers many advantages The
building of the railroad north from -. Plul 20
Duluth, at the head ofI.akc superior, where i've
railroads viii centTe-the construction of the
North Pacific railroad, already bcgun-1nd the
rapid development Of new and productive
country IN Mime sofa and the Northwest, must
furnish a large southern traih:. ~ the Upper
Mississippi l. frozen over during the winter, and
IL nav cation Is often uncertain during the sum.
mer from low water, this road must have AT all
times a large amount of transportation, AMI a
monopoly Of the business NJ some seasons ot The
wear It, connections with other lines Interested
hy mutual ownership ar running arrangements
will give IL almost the entire north and south
travel between it, terminal points and thcii
vicinity.
This road will have = great advantage over any
other Western line in arriving the best quahty OF
coal from where II Is abundant IN southern Iowa
10 Northern Iowa and Ninnesota, where none - l"
be found, and IN securing return iTcights OF luu
Der for which the demand j. very great.
The construction OF the road j. not an expert
ment dependent upon ans uncertain negotiation
OF il, bonds. Ii j. In the hand, Of gentlemen Of
wealth and ability, comprising many ieadtns
bankers and railroad builders OF experience
Forty six miles Of the line are Just completed, and
eighty eight more are graded An abundant sup
ply OF iron ties, and other materials has been con
tractcd for The Company have large and daily
increasing surplus OF money on hand and the stock
subsr - rtnn., and the sales OF the bonds, give
them ,lap.e means to push the wp.k forward, so
that. with favorable weather, IL l. expected that
the whole live will DE completed this season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-18
The Ladies sorosis Club, of New Yors

reo.sntly changed their discussions from woman's
suffrage TO Hair preparations AMI PiInple Banl,h
,rs. They declared that where nature had not
endowed thcm wiki beauty, twas their risht-yea,
their dutr-to seek II where ley could. - they
an voted tAa, Magnolia Balm oyerCaUe Sallow.
ness, Rough skin and Ringmark, and gave % The
complexion a most distiRgae >Sorosianl and
marbIe-like appearance dangerous 10 men, no
doubt; and that Lyons Kathairon made the Hair
grow thick, soli and awful pretty, and moreover
prevented L from turning gray. Iftheproprietors
of these articles lid not send the sisters an invoice
the are not smart. mchi a.
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Paris HiU Lodge of Good Tent
1Dfdrs. sltt1

Meetings every Friday evening at the
Baptist Vestry. at O'Clock. Initiation
every evening. A very pleasant and
comfortable room is now provided for the
meetings.
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BORN.

In Paris, March 10th, TO the wife of b. s. Doe,
daughter.
In West summer, March 9TH, TO the wife of
Madison o. Proctor, son.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS certifes that have this day given to my
son, GEO w. kENNERsON, the remainder of his
minority, To do and act for himself and notify
the pubic that shall not claim any Of his earn
ings nor pay any debts OF his contracting from and
after this date.
GILBERT KENNERSON.
Fryeburg, March ID, 1879.
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A LII kinds Of JOB PRINTING done st
~ this OdlOs. send orders By nail.
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Special Notices.

ss been tested in every variety ofclimate, and by
almost every nation known 10 Americans ltisthe
almost constant companion and ineStimable friend
Of the missionary aud the traveller, sea and land
aud 10 one should travel on our LAKES or RIVERS
WITHOUT 1T.
1t is speedy aud safe remedy for burns, sealds,
cuts bruises wounds and various other injuries,
well as for dysentery, diarrhGa, and bowel com
plants generally and is admirably suited for every
race of men on the face of the globe.
BE sure you call for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, as many worthless nOstrums are attempted
70 b. sold the great reputation of this valuable
medicine
ss-Directons accompany each bottle.
Price 25cts., 50cts.. and 81 o. per bottle.
Sold BY all Medicine Dealers.
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The Worst Piles Gnred.

Iwi,h 10 spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use of DR.. HARRISON'S PER
l>rALTIC LOZENGE>. | have suffered years
from the worst Piles. / USED EVERYTHING To
NJ PURPOSE, until found the Lozenges; in less
than a month was cured and have only to resort
20 them when co ,tiveness RETURNS, and always
flnl instant relief =. .. NEAL. For sale at No.
Trcmon, Temple, Boston, b. T.. y. HARRISON
x Co, Propr.etors, and by al Druggists. Mailed
for 80 cents.
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HENRY M. BEARCE, ESQ
Collectors Notice.

THE owners and proprietors OF the following
i named Pews In the LIST Baptist Meeting House,
in the town of Paris. arc notified that the are
taxed in the tax list committed 10 tbs subscriber,
the coiec or of taxes for the ist Parish Baptist
Meeting House, in said town, for the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty. nine, fOllows
Owners. Tax due
Pew No 4-Unkuown, $50
g-Ddniel Forbes, $50
" " i4-Est. L. j. Clark, i.i
80 80 Oh do. do. 2O7
" " 33-John Cooper, l.3s
" e" 5}-Smon Cummings heirs, IA
" - 5j-Richard Mortons's heirs, ia
- " 63-Eiias Cushmans Est, 207
| &" ct NJ. Hubbard's heirs, 2O7
$2s.63
and no person shall appear discharge said
on before Monday, thelsth day Of April next, ut
two o'clock in the afternoon, shall proceed to sell
by Public Auction. AZ said Meeting House, so much
OF said respective Pews shall be sufficient TO dis
charge said taxes anu all intervening charges.
EPHRAIA MAXIM,
Collector.
Paris, March Is, 1870. 3w
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MAGNOLIA WATER "A delightful toilet arti
Gle superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
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OF which over One Million have
already been Sold.
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20 Wall Street.

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Bonds sent free Parties subscribing through
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Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. Ii. SHATTUCH,
March Is, 1870. TREASURER.
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WILL. ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
COUGH or CONSUMPTION
Read the following and learn the value Of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,

Dr LLOYD, ofOhio, Surgeon la the Army during
the war, from exposure, contracted consumption.
He says:"I have no hesitancy in stating that II
was by the use OF your lCNG BALsAM that am
now alive AMI enjoying health
DR. FLETCHER of missouri, says: al reco m
mend vour BALstM In preference To ANY other
medicine for Coughs, and it gives satisfaction
Aliens Lung Bal.am is the remedy TO cure
all Lung and Throat diniculues. IL should be
thoroughly tested before using any other Balsam.
II Will cure when all others fail. Directions ac-
company each bottle.
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meetings.