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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-02-21
A Farmer in Trouble.

Philosopher Greeley, as our readcrs
all know, besides being a good editor
is also n farmer. A few years ago ho
published book, entitled "What
know about Farming.' Tho work
had an extensive sale, but when prac.
lieally tested by old farmers, it was
found that Mr.. Greeleys theory was
faulty in many particulars.
lie is now about to substitute n
now edition of bis book, emitting tho
Questionable natter and is corre,
spending with eminent farmers, doe
tors and lawyers throughout tho
country for practical information, as
witness the following;
A little over two years ago, he
learned from some source that con.
cumJerS grew on trees in Jefferson and
Clarion counties, in this State. Deem
ing this decided Improvement on the
old plan OF producing and chcapening
this vegetable, he at once ordered five
hundred trees from the forests Of those
counties, which he planted on his own
farm (not in the Tribune oiiiee). His
experience in raising co,ccumJers will
be given in the new edition Of bis
work.
Again, a few years ago he passed
over the East Pennsylvania railroad,
and when near Allentown, a boy en-,
tered the car and offered snits for sale.
The boy informed him oftbeir general
utility in the way of chcapening pro.
visions. By eating them for break
ias. and drinking pint Of warm
water for dinner, man could do with;
out his supper; and therefore Gve
cents worth Of @dS would be the ex-
peusc of days board. Mr., Greeley
at once ordered SIS worth which no
planted the past season. II has been
hintod that the investment did not
pay, and it is understood that he will
state in bis book that the latitude Of
New York is too cold and damp to
raise them successfully, and that he
has secured q personal friend, resid-
ing in Florida, to thy and raise them
the coming season in that State.
1 lie has lately learned that pretsels
are cheap family food, and could be
eaten without being cooked, thus say
ling fuel, and understanding that they
were native product OF fRcadiug Pa.,
ho has ordered q tun for planting Oh
his farm this season, expecting to raise
vines enough in ono season 10 inoculata
tho whole country.
In the culinary department he is
now experimenting on doughnutS.-
Finding that they set too heavy on
his stomach, and putting the blame on
tho sofs and fat, he is trying 10 pro-
duco doughRuts without these "twin
relics" of indigestion. lie promises,
! il his experiment succeeds, to scnd q
batch OF his improved dogghauts into
every section of the country, and that
he will not monopolise the business by
obtaining patent right for thsir man
ufactgre, or ask Congress TO pass an
act to prevent competition by enacting
protective tariff law.
MIR Greelcy's latest experiments viii
be- given in lis new edition Of his work
entitled What know about l'apm-
ing" And thus the great apostle OF
versatile rrligiohand politics and cheap
food may yet prove 20 be Of some snb'
slantial benefit to the country, besides
baiIing Jefferson Davis and opposing
the denomination OF the Grant and
Dent family for President.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-02-21

Ono sixth of the persops burned out
at CRicqs o,pseied aolp but a 70. days.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-08
The Drug
is selling Dru
ER than any
THE OIL MARK E,rS.

THE OIL MARK ETs.
BY W. U. TEL. LINE
OyTrCE OF
PnTRoLaRux CENTRE DAuv R,copn\
Nov. Sl87i
The petroleum market remains firm To-
Gay G $3.50. We hear of no transactions.
Fhiladslphia, Nov. 8.
Crude lsk.
Refned-36N.
Nov. 16A4. Dec 2sh
Market quiet
Pittssurg, Nov. 8.
Crude spot, los1.
B. .. oil year, lzi.
B. o. do. NJ
Rshned-Spot z2H Oct.
Market quiet
'''f'' NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Cruds-l41<.
Refined, i6k.
Lsrket-Rirm.
GOLD:iN NEW YORK.
Nav YORx, Nov. z.
GoId-ll2L.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-08

I'hE Subscribers having bought the old stand si
Il; L: Warner, intend eplareiug the business
anu VIII keep elwsys.. on hand the best the
marKet p affords. We will do q WHOLESALE and
RETAIL trade In tho following products;
, 1872-11-16
THE HORSES.

The cold weather Of yesterday was considered
favorable for those horses which have passed the
crisis OF the disease. The breath Of winter, it
is believed, has removed all epizootic vapors,
and will efcctually stay the further progress of
tho epidemic, and if horse nurses prevent their
patients from long exposure without exercise,
the tsco1d snap" will speedily remove all traces
Of the disease with which they have suffered.
The reports OF the epizootic having had drop
aical successor in New York, has created much
alarm in Chicago, and, indeed, it is re-
ported that some dropsical cases
indeed be winter fraught with misery, if We
Were compelled to stable our horses, and carry
on our various pursuits as ne have done during
the past month. But reports from New York in
dicate that the dropsy is not epidemic, but is
q disease which results from exposure and rough
treatment Since, therefore, it is not an epi-
demic, but is the result Of usage while the AMI
enough Of Judgment and humanity among our
ayerted. Dr.. Rsuch reports that but
very few cases Of this character have
occurred in the city. The snow-storm
Of yesterday made the various omnibus and
Side stages we're OF all lines the most patronisod,
and the general squeezing in each vehicle conse-
quent upoa this popularity, YVES not only un-
pleasant but embarrassing, and it WAS
only mutual sufferance which made
the ride an improvement on walking.
Horse mortality is on the decrease. Yesterday
but eIeyen deaths were reported. Livery stables
yet nursing their choicer stock. From ell
SOURCES the reports are that the days Of the
epizootc in this city are numbered, and that all
traces Of it will soon be gone.
, 1872-11-16
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

LAZY lJudgs GaTyl.
disagree and arc discharged. 2,so2-Degenhardt Y.
Commercial Insurance Company judgment, 1915.
2,8o3-clark y same; Judgment, s., 100 2,12a-sny-
dhsEer = Grant dismissed at PLAINTIFF costs 1888
nisheo process dismissed as to Louis L.
So@PRan$ sP taSs5asat, $o5e a!5s@bos!eSer a1nS: g
plea, for want Of being fled ii time denied. s1s9-
Pipho '. Fisher; demurrer to special les overru1e3
and leave to reply. 3,011-Bross =. Gommercial In,
srsnce coppany; Judgment 80 2o8lson
Judgment. 2,102-Wardel =. Hallock: srbmitted tn to
Court, dismissed at p1cintf's costs, and Judgment
238Robinson ct al = Jones ct a. proof Of pnblica-
cHAscEnE-[Judge Ga7y].
s93-hednond '. Haggerman; personal Service on
sa 81 dsfendants Eph1an Banning appointed guardian
fled ind reference to Magruder. 579-McCormiei
?. Forester by stipulation demurrer withdrawn and
leave to answer in 10 days. 5s6-Ayer ', Bradley:
dismissed by eonplainants solicitor. 9e2-Leedom y.
Faukner 1sage to complainant to make new party de-
PENDANTS. 859-Rickley ?. Rckey; decree Of divorce
639-A1ann =. Mann cause aet for hearing Jan. 81
1878, and a1as5er to report before that time.
A,o6sAThe Manufacturers National Bank NJ cb,-
IeGlellan &ehney. 2s9-5ohn Rtshisv ': -fFRnsS Frs9t
P. Hawkns, Thomas 4: willard and \. E. Russo; as
Appeal. Il, ,271-Appeal a, ,272 Marine Company Of
Chicago ?. John Remmer; confession Of Judgment On
note Of = ee PoEeEs Mesd
ST '|isa saits By the aerma1 Mutual F9fe
Insurance Company, Of North Chicago, and the fol-
lowing defendants: Frederick Rudolph, 5000; Ncho-
ss Ja1ssea, s2oo; wilhelm @ Booker S2oo 6: Heinrich
clloeTer, $500; wilhelm Schroeder, 5000; F1idolin
Fritz 500; Joseph LauRberger, $500; Jacob Williams
, 1872-11-16
PERSON AT.

Judge John CARRIER, of the Nevada Supreme
Howell, late Of the Minneapolis Tribune, is
going for Q foreign mission.
,,--sewaIt Goodrcn, Pension Agent at Des
Moines, died on Tuesday. He WAS in the Con-
stitutional Convention Of 1886.
-General Berdnn, Of sharpshooting fame DUR
ing the var, has established himself in ST..
petersburg, Russia, MS q manufacturer Of fire.
arms, and is doing very profitable business
William Z. Edwards, Speaker OF the Indiana
Legislature, lives in Terre Haute, which place
furnished also tho speaker of the last Leggisla-
ture, William Mack.
"A Jury at Quincy, H., has given verdict
Tor 81, 700 damages in the breach promise
case Of Miss Thomas ps. Hughes, aud the male
defendant asks new trial.
Horace Hawes, OF San Francisco, who cut of
his heirs with 3 shilling, and lef+ 81 900. 600
to found q University under most preposter-
GUS conditions, hns been judiciallY pronounced
insane, and the deed Of lands to tho Mont Ea-
gle University null and void.
-dan aamllton q recently made IN excursion
down the st. Lawrence and up the Saguenay. She
d1d not enjoy 1T, but says, phi1oBophically Nev-
ertheless, am glad went to the Gapueuav.
Something is accomplished when you have found
one place in the world that you never want to 70
to again." O.
- 1t is reported that the venerable Bishop
Smith, Presiding Bishop OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the United States, md Bishop
OF the Diocese Of Kentucky, has selected Hobo
hen, N. : hs ms resldenco Tor the next two
years The Bishop is about 80 years Of age.
Senator Summer can scarcely have benefit
ed his health by his brief sojourn in the French
capital. There WAS scarcely day which did not
bring With it its dinner OF evening engagement,
all Of which tho invalid Senator fulfilled with as-
tonlshing punctuality. We question whether
the Presidential campaign itself could have
caused him grcater fatigue, though, under pros
ent circumstances, it might have occasioned him
greater nnnoyance.-Pdris american Reqister,
William Cullen Bryant, who has now consid-
erbly exceed the Scriptural limit Of human life, is
apparently Is halo and active as he WIS quar-
ter OF century ago. He passes most Of his
timo out Of doors, wandering about the hills
which surround his lovely residence at Ros-
lyn, and feasting his eyes with the beautiful
scenery which encampagses him on every side.
, 1872-11-16

little pigs in pasture through which he passed
and as the old hogs did not allow her offspring
to play with truant boys they set upon him and
friSlatfnl eXanl le
1t ~ sta,ea .hat over 100 vessels have already
salsi from this port "l.h xLcat grown in Cali
f'1"i III @ca y: I'D til /; ;,.ai: y o. ~ are
nov lol,ii5'S Or really to load. It is s:a:al that
2uu or ESQ more vessels are on their. w.y hera' Sra
nearly one half OF which are engaged to load
With wheat. Who will say, after this, that Cali
fornla is not q first class-wheat growing State?
Heslaes, wheat raised on this coast commands
high prlce.-San Francisco Chronicle.
DE- aalller, well known by his researches
upon thefungi as supposed agents or concomit-
ants OF disease, states, in recent paper that
measles and scarlet fever arc both occasioned BY
the presence Of certain fungi in the blood, which
can Pc seen by the microscope in the form Of
minute "a cell-ilke spores, called micrococcus. In
the course Of treatment of persons affected
with the above diseases, cnre was taken to col
lect the perspiration obtained from the patients
under these circumstances, and which, On being
submitted to DR. Hallior for examination. was
found to contain the micrococcus in abundance
in Barbary, pacing horses arc held in such
high estimation that the method Of making
Spirited trotter shaclle like boat in clop sea
Is reduced to science. To make them rack easily.
q rlng OF lead covered with leather is put around
each hoof; a cord from each weight ascends and
Is fastened to the saddle, front and rear; next,
strap runs horizontally from the fore to the hind
possible to make q long step. Restraint COM
pels the animal to practice new gait to progress
at all. AS soon as habit is established Of
going ahead thus tethered, the desirable amble
ls fully and permanently accomplished
A train Of thirteen emigrant wagons passed
through Fort Scott, last week, bound for North
ern Texas. Eleven Of the wagons were from
Green County, Wis, and have made the entire
journey overland. The teams were in excellent
condition, and the entire outfit bore the appear
ence Of pluck and plenty. The wagons we're
filled. With household goods, provisions, and
farming utensils. Through the cover Of one
wagon projected a stove-pipo, and the gracefully
curling smoke that rose from it gave evidence
that those inside were caring for their physical
comfort. The cover Of another wagon bore the
significant words "Texns or Bust.'
, 1872-11-16

The epizootic has made it's appearance in
PRINCE George, Hanover, Chesterfield, and Din
W1dd1e Counties, Va.
1t is designed to build the spire to the ca
thedral in Dubuque entirely of stone, and carry
it 800 feet high.
Forty German farmers form the Sauk Coun-
ty (Wis.) Beet Sugar Company, which expects
"A father and mother at Decatur, Mich, left
theirt two little boys gun to play with. As it
had but one barrel, they still have one boy to
cheer their declining years.
1t Is said that the horse disease has attacked
the deer IN the woods Of Michigan. Many Of
them have been found dead, with their throats
badly swollen, and every Indication Of having
the horse melady.
The frame work Of the town-clock steeple
at Dubuque is just about finished, and the bell
and movement are soon expected.
"A Portland, Oregon, mother, ThoBe son died
three months ago. has kept him cofined in her
parloT ever since, waiting for him to s'recover
Some Princeton College students did q very
disgraceful thing, the other night. in gmearins
with tar all the seats in the college chapel, aud
even the Bible.
james Elsome, Agent of the Merchants Un-
ion Express Company, at Moawequa, ILL.,, last
week, proved a defaalter to the Company for
$4,000. He two years since succeeded man
Who proved a defaulter for 5000 and hed.
Carey, tho Berlin (Wis.) cranberry man, re-
Gently shipped two carloads Of berries to Cali
fornia, which sold for S22 per barrel. The
freight amounted to 5000 per cur: holding $50
barrels.
The mail carrier for the men on tho railroad
extension was chased by wolves one day last
week, but escaped with his "bacon" intact,
though badly frightened. The men up On the
line have killed several Of tie big gray snea1zing
monsters lately.-MarineAe Vas Eagle.
The contest in Henderson County, ILL.,, on
the proposition to remove the county seat from
Oquawka to 6agetown, resulted in favor Of
Oquawka, by about $50 majority:
Professor Phelps, of the Winona (Arinn.)
Normal School, has just secured for the museum
living Axolotl, q Batrachian reptile, heretofore
known to exist only in the Mexican lakes. This
creature q was caught, however, in the Mississip-
Another and terrible warning to the truant
comes from Georgetown, Ky. 4 little boy, in re-
turning from school, stopped to play with the
, 1872-11-16

e77 liAWs-Judge Rogsrs.J l..
plaintiff to amend narr in 80 days. 468- Smith Y.
Sa1a at cost 5y 9zsF OF
worth =: McArthur order Of dismissal est aside and
tlnued: 1,861-Hopkins v. conroy; appeal pea granted,
pond $3.50 in 20 dayR, and 20 days to 1e ba OF exsep
guilty ad asseas damages at one cent 566Van Beil v
Kehoe; motion by defendant to set aside Judgment
and an for new trial e6o-Burshsa " %rlgh5 @ motion
Tor want Of call -BoreheEt HansEa same. s61
same same. e;e1Ed%aias R y Ftzsesad sppea dismissed
on call with proccdendo, and $500 damages. 512-
aaees By for new ta
67+SInith Smith; submitted to Court, md passed.
i,75l-sonth Park Commissioner '. Cook; trial not
cali On Monday a4a 255, so, sos to 80 inclusive.
Judge Booth1.
send up papcrs On i've days. notice. 74swciiaord
Kearns motion to set aside order Of dismissal 1276
GoHghn s:st noran ct a. rule On defendant
notice, else appeal be dissolved. 209e-1iiasng '.
Hnlburt 1saye to make F. 4. Hartwen, B. I. Lundy,
and leave to consolidate the case; &. n
2,oo7 with this case. 2,4o1-Moulton '. Security
Insurance Company dissolved by plaintiffs attorney.
Minara ru1e defendant to 61e additional security
IN the amount Of $50 In fye days. 748-Spoo '. City
" 14CtGu etpIl4tteu TO toufts finding for Defend
AanEan; dismissed for want Of prosecution 754-
Bradley Harris; jury trial; finding for plaintiff
$40 and Judgment. 1,143-Hanisch ', Berbach dis,
missed by plaintiffs attorney. 763-OHara v
Dil1er; jury trial. 753-Kotout '. sozei;
dismissed for want Of prosecution. I,2e6
-sornan ': Born; appeal dismissed for want Of
compliance etc. l,s5s-Pierce Y. Bradley, ct al; mo
ton by defendant to dismiss for want Of narr TIL
Quinn '. Ross; submitted to Court for trial and
passed: 769-craWford Ames; dismissed by plani-
tiff s attorney.
c., NJ. + ST. P. B. 4. Co. '. Hurd; set for Monday.
[Jttdgs 1Tee.]
2,52s--Hammeu v.Merchauts' Insurance Co.; on filing
Of certificate Of adjudication Of bankruptcy further
proceedings stayed f02Ewing =. Miller; Submitted
to Court; finding for defendant; motion Tor
days for bond tnoW and bln Of
plaintiffs attorney-Leave to plaintiff to amend narTs
on Nos. $3.50 to o,572, $3.50 to 2,6o7 2609 to a8lo
26l and to take papers from flo for that pur-
pose.-Darlng =. Morris rula On plaintiff to produce
books extended twenty days from the 18th inst 760-
Payne Y. Compton jury called hear evidence and re-
tire.
{Cau for Monday, Il and 9s8.
cHANCERE-[ [Judge Nnlidn,sl.
1ss-Eorton '. Long; special Commissioned report
fled and confirmed. Parttion). 688-Nohr '. Gloor;
Commissioners report filed and confirmed and final
decree. Parton>. 14s-Wolcott =. Smith trial con
c1uded and jury retire.
orr .,,n,., ~. NEW SUITS.
4,s!VEMlc9ael fitzgerald y John Keene and Patrick
Carroll; confession Of Judgment on note for s340
I, 4,81-.Appeal. 4,872-Nithhed for service 4s73-
Naomi g. Gates r. Albert F. Gates; divorce: cruelty
and adultery alleged. 4,87+-Appcal 4,875-NIarshau
H. Clark =. August Humbrock and Henry Ulrich CO.
pias; $4,000; Thomas Shirley, attorney.
, 1872-11-16
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

LAV-[JNags Elodgcft1.
114-Ncar Hall; leave to plaintiffs to file copy Of
original declaration and defendants to plead ten
days. 18-First National Bank '. Hall same order
596-Howel, ST., Avery; jury find issue for plain
tid and assess damages at o35e3 defendant moves
for new tral. 579-Campbel ct al. '. Smith ct al.
plaintiff amends declaration, and leave to dismisa
without prejudice. o93-Chapman ct al =. Carroll
e: a.; Judgment as Per stipulation for p1aintif.
593-plympton Envelope and Paper Company '. Whit
for plaintiff, and damages at s850.54. G00-
Shepard ct a. y Taylor ct al; continued by court
one appearing. 661-Taylor ct al. Y. Lomer ct a1:
settled, and to be dismissed ut plaintiGs' costs.
CHAECERT.
TeScctt :. Warsaw Railroad decree per order
to be prepared to be entered !; order fled.
NEW SUITS.
John Weare '. J. Sherman Hall and William J. Pope:
Bank Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Y. same same.
, 1872-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,

ILLINOIS STATE PEN!7EHr1ARY,)
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
JOLIET. ILL.,, Nov. 13 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received Office Of the IN
de1stgncd, Commissioners Of the Illinois State Penen-
tary, Dec II, 1877, at 2 O'Clock at noon for the
furnishing OF the following supplies needed the iusti-
$50 brls superfne Eour, per month.
5.Coo lbs corr meal Der Der moath.
~ to go head good fat steers, per month from LOCO lbs
$500 lbs Rio coffee.
80 bEls t q" sugar. :.
brls "a" sugar,
BD lbs Japan tea.
], 800 bu oats.
5.Q0 bu corn in the enr.
&. .50G tons ll1pois'c coal
weight. Y OF per yard.
il, COO lbs common soap.
!, coo boxes candles.
Ever BID p,nst be seeompaned BY bond Of es oo to
nished they wauted Cash will be paid on delivery
OF goods Tho bids to be directed the Sep7eay OF
+ 1he Bea5d and viii be @ Gpened On Dec y 1874 at
choose to attend M Each bid as far possible
The Commissioners the right reject any bid
which, in their Judgment, not IN the interest oil the
STATE For further particulars apply tot tae Warden, L.
RICHARD ROWETT,}
, 1872-11-16

$soo Matthias Wilhelm, $soo Karl Keller, s2oo Jacob
Hsieh, 500; John Enders, 5000; Anton Hnobner,
$22oo; veit Kestel. $500; John c. Bobzein,
$500; Barber & Lackner, attorness. A.93-
s:aey !; ct at for use Of Hamilton n staley and Mel
sor IL Tut'.c 'Ss:mp<:' 5000; Bacu l. 1"ech, ct
~ e. Nv 4 i #. H'::*r: n.a ':.iir' II. u
81 u -: II .; fs HI; ] il. /. ..v
So -. I,-33 = -+t:. sA4sui Mayo, Juc4 u. LII.
Vey,, William F. Domiui.k, and Albvrt c. U!e !;
meshanlcs en On Lats p aud 25 Bratnnrd Evans
Addition in Block 81 Canal Trustees Subdivision Of the
northwest quarter Of Section 81, Township 50 for
1884, same attorney,
, 1872-11-16
MISCEIxLAM AMECUE,


at f. T. P5nee IN Albert victSr thriTes we'll It
0sndant E1s 25d to ERghness the Wsie
blq ;'Lpr Il; Barker Right Foods fof Infants
highly nourishing and easily digested. "Dr Hassa.
saaaa 9ssa, 9Hd s57 esssR9tisI
noprishlnent to growing infant, frequently 1eaa to
Tsckety and id:otlc condition. avory fooros pEcpara
haak @ Of the f95n seh rodnsos irritation bowels
CURED Sold in tins. Prepared By SaSoTy Moore, lis
New Hond-st., London. pzocnrablo q ali chemists,
, 1872-11-16
THE COUNTY COURT,
lula Taif1

Curtis Murton; Inventory and appraisement ap-
proved and order to apprase partnership property In
the firm Of Wilson Mnrton.-Justus shafer; 1nven-
tory and appraisement approyed--John 3. Buehler;
Holdr1dge Collins appointed guardian dd {tina; de-
fault Of Henry Brockhous lcaye to amend petition;
cause continued. = Elizabeth Johnston; final
and executor discharged. = Stiles E. sturges;
citation to II. Scanlon, returnablo
20;h inst, 10a m to testify to property alleged to
be in his handE-Frederck Lehman in the matter Of
the CHIN Of Mary Lehman Administrative, F. J. Crsw-
ford appointed to defend-Ado E. and William, T. E,
Sluyter; files restored.
, 1872-11-16

Judging from the condition OF this market, and
OF those Of most Of the other pork-deallng cen
tres it is thought that all shorts have long s1nce
been covered
The trade in this city will await the action Of
THE Packers IN t:,o cnnt1 ~s-"eon "1;h great
s, - sss.v r',s.,:t t::t- T III ''n' -
-. - ''r' nl-'-
90. o s:,.ue iIu-l' i'll ti--lr l;ilid Which they
will not play until the very last. I. l.. Il.
, 1872-11-16
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G.. BIGF1I1OW

EE19tEFIDgESTGIAL tI ~: GIAL PHYSICIAN. No. 81 sOUTH
STATE-ST., CHICAGO.
tis vel known hy az readers Of the papers, that Dr.
yho has made the treatment Of all chronic and nervous
diseases speciality. Science and experience have mado
Pred By ho 70 p;5css esteemed ot tho highest medical
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE il parfectinT
Tesda5 N III fsEe ggstiyey ~ cases of CHRONIC
The Iepnta1oa Of pr Bigeow is not founded on dip1o-
mas or certificates from EuFopean Aslatc, or African
colleges: he has graduated with honor at weIlknown
Institution On this continent His praises ara IN the
sthoasand nies o bat arc sounded At they
this city of the highest and uembes of
TIE medical faculty nov psactcing IN Chicago VII
Kcaa his MED1oAL TKEATIsE for iadies and gentle.
stamps, CoNSuL:fATI0N FREE. Tbs fnest Tooma
In the eity, with SEPARATE PARL0RS for ladies' and
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, 1872-11-16

DANkEUPTCT-[Judge Ul0dgcN1.
o,13o-N. " Taylor ct al entered order dissolving
Injunction. 2,147-Beu, WadsS7orth & Co.; entered
and issued regular order under Section 26. Ernst
Brandt; motion to diEsoye injunction oye1ru1ed.
NEW SUITS.
8, 3,552-Afa1 Newman, Harry Ulmann, Henry Schwa-
hacker, and Jacob Schwalacker Y. E. G. Mcclellan,
assignee Of Charles Fosbender and B. H. Campbell,
Marshal etc., papers transferred from Circuit Court