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New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
THE LEWIS ABDUCTION C1SE./

THE CHILD AWARDED TO THE MOTHER-CAPT.
JOURDAN DETAILED FOR THEIR PROTECTION.
The case of Corinna Lewis was revived yes
terday in the Supreme Court at Special Term In this
proceeding IN which Mrs Lewis seeks to her
child from father who removed 1t from Boston with
out her knowledge. Judge CardQzo has given the follow
Cardozo, This matter lies within a very narrow
compass Mrs Lewis brought an action against her hus-
band IN the State OF Massachusetts, where they then
sided. aud OF which they were citizens, 10 obtain
divorce Process IN the suit was duly served upon the
defendant Thus there litigation in the Courts Of
Massachusetts, between citizens OF that State and In that
that the defendant claims TO have become citizen
Of this State is unDporant and IN no way affects the
II made, after the suit brought and after the
order next mentioned had been served.
The Supreme Court OF Massachusetts, in which the
action brought having thus Jurisdiction OF the sub
ect matter and OF the parties, made an order which Dr.
the custody OF e.chdt Cornna the plaintiff, Mrs.
Lewis, during the pendency Of the action.
sss Tf & H. III III fsS bSsssss o09G ThesnRd TSn ts &:
mother asks the aid Of this Court the child being brought
store the child to her. that she and may return to her
homo and county, II nothing else requires that her re-
force order Of foreign tribunal against OF its own
citizens No such question arises II is only asked not 20
by the Courts OF that State between It's citizens by
coming here apparently for the purpose OF oyadng aud
avoiding his legitimate allegiance
ought not TO- and do not pass upon the questions Of
fact so eaboratey discussed before mo have nothing
do with them mud valid order OF Court of a
state competent Jurisdiction. action be-
tween It's own citlEons awarding the custody OF child
ITS mother during pending and undetermined tiga-
ton, aud II II Tor inquire proprIey
the order. Whether IL regularly obtained, whether
II is errone0us-whetber for any reason modification OK
1t should be made are all questions which belong eIcu
siyely and be addressed exclusively
Massachusetts. My duty demands that should
that the order Is respected and that duty will only be
performed by my making order that the child be de-
yered tho mother and that suitable protection he
aiyenIO child In the mothers custody aud to the
mother I'm tho and custody OF tho child long enough
10 enable her 10 return from Jurisdiction, which ro
has sought for the purpose Of recovering her
10 the State Of which sho Is citizen tSee Judge Dowe,
John. J25
II Cant JoutdaD. to whom have cOnnded the careof
the infant during the proceeding. VIII assume the further
duty Of offending suOh protection to the mother aud
cLl tho oider tuay DO drawn ~ direct Aud
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power him to do so otherwise II win command shcr-
In to afford such protection Let an order bo entered
sETfIIs0 THE oRDER-ARGUNESr or COUNSEL.
The matter OF settling the order IN the above case came
up consideration after the order was made ny
Ms Howe Of counsel for Mrs Lewis said he was ready
on behalf OF his client to present the 0rder lor sete
ment. u :, A.. ,
had served copy OF the order on him at 90 min
utes past o'clock Thursday morning, ana that he
did not see the opinion until u oeoGs ihS ss ssGT ne
mperatiye engagement 10 atiend dg9Gln, ~ NJ % Iuo
Mr. Crosby asked that the settlement be postponed un
10 o'clock on Saturday morning adding that Judge BIRDS
gf n,ture ra' If which he Mr Crosby was ignorant
Mr. Howe thought that Mr. Crosby was suncently
familiar with the case case ana leR s 10
Judge Cardozo said there was nothing TO amehd 'he
order eonformed with the decision. ,or delay
Mr. Howe said 1t was matter Tor the court ie coui
see no object for delay, and would Inconvenience MS
Mr Crosby Thought that Judge Birdseye would like
Judge Cardozo allowed the postponement asked, but
said it was not likely the order would be changed.
ORDER
The following is the form of order presented:
Upon the writ Of ,bea' herein aud 'he 'yer,
% ami ss9o DE- on 89 c.Ss t1 f:S Hove ' Of
serene Les ,hs ea'S sad %o,se o. SS1 M % n I Lewis the
Cornpa the respondent heren and upon the proofs
that The @ couus be forthwith the custody Aud
oarg Of the Sr Ssre1 o Ls a. ,Sd , . os s' Sf,Ds og TO
SJpme Court Of the state Of Massachusetts beIs'oo
mos,t said Serene Lewis as custody q SAID neai
Cornaa attempt to ase ed Csnaa Lewis og' o. r ne
sf iere that capt sixth Precinct MetrOpon
il, deliver said Couna said relsto Serene Levi,
S0 a. csSso Of, SeYos Metropolitan Police enforce the
onon Of this order b. aioriaz to Ssd serene Le~ one &
sal, Lews aud "a Couuna afey ard
.esaIg @ "a .,t m Ca T " & s Sayd in the eir OF said Serene
LeS said boundary line without e' sotop 81 A'Doi'Des
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sUPERIOR COURT-srrcIAL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice Freedmdn-SiOck HypOhe-
eattO.-BFdSdH agt JOSiyn and Ohers.-Ihe plauth de-
posted with JOsyn Co., IN January 1864 800 shares Of
Wells Fargo IL Co.'S stock a security for sIOOO lOaued
to him. The defendants pledged the same stock for a
loan TO Them In 1868 they got into difficulties and being
interest In q cotton crop then growing in Louisiana The
plaintiff charges that they represented that there
900 acres OF this cotton, In winch their interest three
fourtls while In Lsaty there were LEGS than ecTes end
that IN an epIely worthless condition. On this assign
plaintiff now brngs an action Tor damages FOR false rep
RESERVATIONS The defendants deny the fasty Of the rep
taOus, and that when they sold the crop II
was highly probable 1t would fully pay. and more, the
Indebtedness on the stock. The came up mo-
ton TO send q commission to Louisiana TO examine
tain negro field hands OF whom but four named.
Defendants objected that the commission WAS too
vague especially when sent 10 men who had but lately
obtained their freedom.
The Court denied the commission. NJ. i. b. Edrldge
for plaintiff; Mr.. BoOkstayer for Gclendants.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
CIRCrIT COrRr-KlNas CorNrr-

Before Judge GlbCH.-JOhnsOn Robinson,
physician brings suit against Henry Wie to $751;
and interest for medical services 10 appears, by tho
testimony that the parties old friends OF
years standing, Wel the defendant, Opueut Ger
mau citizen. who had had mortgage on the doctors
property, aud was in the habit OF calling at
the doctors office frequently for interest money.
During these times the usual general remarks
about health passed, aud the brokor gave mp
another doctor, and submitted the prescriptions ~
the plaintiff FOR pressure OF blood 10 the head. Tie
friends finally quarreled about the mortgage aud inter
est foreclosure ensued aud then the doctor brought
In bill for s56T. The doctor claims that this was the
explicit contract for the from $500 10 81 0 The
plaiDtin denied the contract, saying there was no
agreement aud that no visited the doctors otlce "a
times This he willing pay, beside $50 for another
case and s1 for medclUe. The Jury rendered verdict
for tile plaintiff In the sum of sjJI aud Interest
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-yoRg.."...............Jsau'ry'

PORT OF SEW-YORR. January e
CLEARED.
Stasmsips-C'g Of Baltimore Jones' Liverpool. England Gys
Liverpool Laurent Lemlir ayre Empire NrlsOl mHstoA
~
B,tsTda F. Tav Portland Yumpd, Johnson, Sag1a
pry-FarU.p Nichols Havana. Harry Aubrey Hammond bafbt
Mcdonald Stiles. ST. J0hu \. b.
Johus y T. Nailts smith taHrschFi :
NJ Brooks Jones Jsgod Cuba Thomas FRAZIER hadge Havana
NJ A Ius BOue Norfolk; William. Clubhouse. kingston, JAN. "
p staple, C1RD Cleuss; W g. Dearborn Sca, Sl7aouah g.
lawson Sachett stamford.
ARRIVED.
Stequsbrp Leo Dearborn. suu4h, udse sud pass
Bsrk Spted Natsig. Bio JaLeO - days, coffee.
Brig an Steen, JaueiTo, % .ars coffee.
ScIr Nellie burgess McKeon, Savanuah, days. cotton
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posrox steamship from Philadelphia tfg
n Icg1 Nsr.uau Hooseu; sclr Gaiena Hale, s. Mrhaes
Pptyrf.co ian GArdys ships Asa Rige. Dexter qua =
G. Ra,J ln Mara from Hamburg Montana from
As Cleared Sprrarxl London with 1900 sacks oi wheat
Sailed, Jessca for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
orpvs.-ovy Ian The steamship Prussia from NcNlork cr
rived here o'clock this morning Ar deoraing passenger. and
ma i. tue RGssis sailed for Liverpool
AuProN Jan The steamship Westpbas arrived here al
c, o'clock ths morning on the way Hamburg All we'll
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SUPERIOR couRT.-GEsERAL TERN.

Before Mcneil, D., Friedman and Spencer, j. j.
Van PeH agt Ottr.-Ghe plaintiff sued the defendant
for S. for counsel fees suit brought by him against
the BrevoOrt Petroleum OIL Company. The defendant
actually compromised the suit for s 600 OF which he paid
IA part 10 John II. Hull. The really turned the
question Of whether Van Pet and Hull partners
and whether Otter had the right to think that HulPs
Ons In the settlement the action OF both Van Pet
and Hull The jury below decided against Mr.. otter
and he appeals, claiming that the Court should not
have submitted the matter the jury the evidence
that IL wrong ia charge and that the jury found
against the evidence Decision reserved Mr. Van Pelt
tor plalnt A. j. Nanderpoel Tor detendant appellant
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

Justice John Cox who made his first appearance IN
the character OF gsrate James Whalen was charged
by Mrs Mary Murray OF No. W Firstaye, with having
CONS 20 her place Thursday evening. asking her W
see one of the boarers Failing to find him. he was ae
couod ated with a all night Yesterday morning no
pat on an belonging 10 somebody ese ana lei
lie was chased aud captured and IN his possession Weo
found four watchrs OF them gold AND SIX wateh
chains and guards As one In the house claimed then
they were kept by the police TO await the owners
Whalen pleaded poverty IN extenuation' ana was COM
mitted.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Downing
committed the Pcuitcutary for six months. John
Sheppard and John Smith, who were foGnd on the pubic
street drunk aud disOrdory aud hOurshng pistols.
Charles Hennnger arrested yesterday on cnaiSe
stealing from his employer Frederick smith OF 40
20 Watorst Tho complainant stated that villain q IeH
months past Henuiuger had collected and appropriated
over $500 on Sept. AZ. he had obtained from Henry
Rucheshaussn Of No, AS Frstaye $40. aud thls was
only one instance Of mary .Amarllh Caiden ana ives
ley Mkin we're being found In possession
Of wagon valued at kl40. which had been stolen rom
County n Y Edward II. Welluer OF No. lt Houston
st., yesterday called at the Jewely store OF Edward IL
DOmnick, at No AS Broadway, and asked 70 see some
diamond rings number were shown MN, ana ne nc
managed TO secret diamond ring, valued AT W. He
was detected, given into custody ana committed
COURT OF FAPPEALS-CALENDAR.
Albany Jan. THE following is the Court OF Ap-
pea Day Calendar for JaO o. ls 1885, 49, ~ a. ~ ~ ~ :" - -
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SUPREME CouRT-Cu,uBrrs.

Before Mr. Justice Card0:o.-Ihe Borne
Eslae-Eli.IJch Il. BOcc agt. 4. H. D"THed 0nd others
In this matter, reported yesterday IN THE TRIBUNE,
the plaintiffs counse concluded the reading Of the papers
on her behalf Mr.. T. G. T. Buckley, for the widow OF
Gilbert w. Bovine, the Wife Of the detendant II -
tn1t wuutcycr the decision or thc Court
on the main question her property was IN lieu ot
dover and I'm any the income OF that property would
be hers either dover hers in fee, under the
agreement. the Reccyersmp be modified as to her aud
oo DO permitted the property set apart 10
her and receive its rents She further asked that she Ue
let I'm to answer as OF her separate estate
Mr. Nash presented the answers OF the trustees. IL
appears that Samuel Bovine the grandfather, nat Il
brother ROdman Bovine, VINO left the bulk o his property
10 his brother Samuel and OF this property came
directly from him to Samuel Il. Duryea, II. Duryea's
son It was this property and the property coming
directly for Samuel Bovine which MI Duryea claimed
an inheritance hs deceased and not on auy OF
te property that from Gilbert w. Bovine. t seems
from that the trust being unusually burden
some the trustees declined To act unless duly cOnpen.
sated They claim that why the division OF
the Interests WAS made that plaHin had drawn
more on her share than the other Beneficiary and an
accounting was, therefore, necessdry Ihey deny any
unfarness In the valuation OF the property or any J
ce In distribution, II any 1t 10 the Advantage
OF the plaintiff. The at noon was adjourned over
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Bedford Georgo Wilson. who pleaded guil
10 attempt burglary sont 20 tho Penentiary
for year. The calendar baing made up exclusively
OF bail eases ready wA1n called, aud tho COut
adjourned uDtil Monday
At tho Jefferson Market Police Court, before
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C,rsn sud uuse arriving tbs port are sle'ed 10
liver addressed 'he Newi0k Associated Prsss ony 70
p.rous authority Of j. W Slmol'on usIsn
Agent News pakaze the J0Ha Of Commerce Ite ikBUS
tg0rid ErpIcss Erogug Post c0pnc! |'t',lT oH
Zey NeC lOrkr Dsodt Should As' De 1e"'eis' o1' "
he anne
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
SUPREME COURT-GExrRAL TERM.

Before Ingrdhdm, II. J., Bdrndrd and Brddy
j. IA Sklte Of Wdr.-GeDTgo HGTdeu agt. J0mtS J..
BoyceThe defendant indorsed note drawn in lSGO at
u months for S3S02 76. He resident Of Greeuye
s. c. and the war had broken out long before the
was due The note protested, and the notary took
the usual In time OF peacepOsted the notice IN
the PostOlce addressed to the defendant in South Caro-
lima OF 1t did not The Court below, on the
trial OF the case gave direction for verdict for the
plaintiff but directed the exceptions 10 be heard ut the
General Term, before the entry Of the Judgment.
the appeal the plaintiff argued that the law having
been fully compiled with, the defen daut was liable.
The defendants argued that the general rue that no
ce might be suspendedsO long there was an absolute
preventing implied that such cause recognized
by the law not allowing the notice, and that the fur
her rule that n such notice must be given early
possible, had not been compiled with The further point
taken that the war having suspended all commm
cation between the United States and south Carolina the
attempt 10 communicate a notice was unlawful anu
therefore void The Court reserved It's decision. H. H.
COrbett for plaintiff, Mr.. Larreque for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
p1SSENGERS -ARRLTED.

FROM SAVASNAII-In steamship Leo-Mis. Et,1 Myers W.
Nye MrConues } Abbey Geo W. FeiuR. j. boDsas j. ,rt
wright Burns. j. n. Sergeant w. Atwood ds9 j. Do"A ''
NJ MarwicA Frankie Dearborn, Miss Ff,irAa Dearoou
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,s Sul .sJs....... $50 Moou sets ll;J
aIGH WArElI AN.
S,udr I8 Cows Hell Gat,.... Izb
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25

Sailing CABBAGE PLANrs.-G. VT,
Railway, N. j., considers salt necessary to
the development of the cabbage, especially
in places far from the coast. He finds them
more Grips, of better flavor and to keep
better when salt is used than without. He
uses it as follows: A few days after setting
out the plants, and when they are damp,
either after a rain or when the dew is on,
j take a small dish of fine salt and walk
among the rows, sprinkling little pinch of
salt on the centre leaves of each plant. When
the leaves being to grow, repeat the salt
ing, and when the centre leaves being to
form the head apply salt again, scattering
1t over the leaves after this l look them
over occasionally, and if 1 find any plants
that do not head well or appear diseased,
sprinkle the salt over freely, this will save
all such plants. A quart of salt is suffi cient
for 500 plants in a season, although more
csa be used with safety.-Amr. AU;
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.

The Fourth Session Of the present Scholastic
year Of this Institution, will commence on Mon
day, the 25th day Of April, 1870
Pupils enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they entsr to
the close of the session.
The course Of instruction embraces everything
included in . thorough, practical and accom-
plished education Of both sexes.
The Principal having had tn. advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed under his charge.
Terms OF TUITION:
Orthogrsphy, Reading, Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, III wesks) IS %
GRAMMAR, Geography, Arithmstis, and Histe
~. 3s,os
Algebra, ,Geomstry, Trigonons.ry, Mensuration
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Bookkeeping, Botany. and Physical Geogra
ply. S9oe
Latin. Greek and French, with any Of the n
bovs branches, SI1,ee
Music. Plane, 80 1sssons) 4le,se
HNo deduction will be made fer absence
For further particulars inquire Of
RsvrP. L. HARRISON, An.
July 81 1867. PRINCIPAL.
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MILLWRIG H TIN G.
II. 7. FARNswoRTH,
THE HINKLEY
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE;
PRICE $50.

Every family in the country needs one.
1t knits everything from . mitten to . blanket.
child IL years can learn to work il in An hour
1t is operated the same As sewing machine by
hand or foot. 1t uses but one needls and is the
perfection of beauty and usefulness. Circulars
with cuts and full particulars free to everybody.
Agents wanted in every county. Apply quickly.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co.
ap1 3-3nl 176 broadway, ". Y, or Bath, Me.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25

MISS H. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
N1 Clearfeld, Pa.
The next Term of twenty tive weeks will com
mencs on Monday, May 9, 1870.
rRRNs rUIrIoI.
Reading Orthography, Writing, Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term, (of IL wesks), ts %
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, -
Algebra and the Sciences, %
Instruction in Instrum entail Music IL 90
Oil Painting, IL %
Wax Work, ~
For full particulars send for Circul&
Clearfeld, August IS, lS69-ly-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25

MnK.-'If you desire to get a large
yield of milk, give your COW, threo times .
day. water slightly salted, in which bran has
been stirred at the rate of one quart to two
gallons nf water. You will find that your
COW will gain twenty-five per cent, immedi-
ately under the effect Of it, and she will
besome so attached to the diet as to refuse
TO drink clear water unless very thirsty, but
TINS mess she will drink almost at any time,
and ask for more. The amount of this
drink is an ordinary water pailful At each
time, morning, noon and night Yonr
animal will then do her best At discountine
the lacteal." So says the American Far
1ter.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25
Marble and Stone Yard.
MRS. S. S. LIDDELL,

Having engaged in the Marble business desires
to inform her friends aud the public th at she has
now and will keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock Of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and is prepared to furnish to order
TOMBSTONES. BOX AND CRADLE
TOMBS, MONUMENTS, in Sand
stone and Marble, CURBS and
POSTS for Cemetery lots,
WINDOW SILLS AND CAPS,
ARCHITECTURAL AND LAWN ORNA-
MENJS, 4e.
She would invite special attention to her Sand
stone Monuments-which are built from orig inai
dssi gns-and will compare favorably with any
thing Of the kind in the country. Il desired she
can furnish Marble Window Sills and Caps at .
slight advance on the price Of Sandstone.
Yard on Reed Street, near the Depot Clsarhsid,
Pa. May 4, 1870
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THE NEW
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
.ea..r. w.. EMPIRE .oa.nr. W.

The extraordinary success of their new and i'm
proved manufacturing Machines for light or heavy
work, has induced the
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
to manufacture new Family Machine OF the same
style and construction. with additional ornamen-
tation, making it equal in beauty and finish with
other family achines, in usefulness it far
OUTSTRIP.S I'LL COMPETITORS.
The price of this now acknowledged necessary
article comes within reach of every class. and
the Company is prepared 10 offer the most liberal
inducements to buyers, dealers and agents. Every
Maehine warranted, Apply for circulars and
samples to
EMPIR E SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Ap.133m No. 294 Boacery Ns,c York.
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r E NJ O Y A L.
HARTSWICK Il IRWIN.
DRUGGISTS,
market ST., ClearfeM, Pa.

We beg leave to inform our old and new eusts-
ms.s. that We have removed our establish "a ept 70
the new building just erected on Market street.
nearly adjoining the Mansion House On tbs vest
and opposite Graham Sons store, whore We re-
speetfully invite the public to come and buy their
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT NEDE
CINES, OILS, PAINTS q VARNIsHEs.
Our stock Of Drugs and Medicines consist Of every
thing used. selected with the greatest care, aaa
WARRANTED STRICTLY PUREi
We also keep afull stock Of Dyes Perfumeriss
Toilet articles. Soaps, Tooth Brushes Hair Brush
ss, Whitewash Brushes, and every other kind Of
Brushes. We have g let Of
White Lead, Turpentine,
FlaIseed Oil, Paints, and in fact everything used
IN the painting business, which We sfsr at City
prices to cash buyers.
TOBACCO AND SRGARS.
Confectionery. Spices, and the largest stock Of va
risties ever offered in this place and warranted
to be Of the best the N arkst affords.
j. G. HARTSWICK,
dee ,, 1865. JOHN r. IRWIN.
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THE WONDERFUL LINIMENT.-

THE WONDERFUL LINIMENT.a-
This Liniment having been used, for
some years past, as family medicine by the Pre-
prietor, and its good effects coming to the notice
Of his neighbors, has, at their suggestion, con-
sented to manufacture it for the benefit of the AZ
ficted everywhere It is the best remedy fer
Catarrh and Billion. ChoIic, ever offered to the
public; and will cure many other diseases in ths
human body. It is also . sure cure for Pole-evil
and Wind gals in horses. Directions for its use
accompany each bottle. Price, 81 per bottle, or
six bottles for S. Sent to any address by encles-
ing the prico to VIM H. WAGONEK,
Hurd Postofice,
Oct. 6. 1859 Clearfeld county, Pa.