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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
! advertisement IN this larer,

The growth AMI structure ii the lu.
man hnir, il very plainly sus firth IN n
pamphlet, published d, \. I. HALL 4
IT,. Nashua, y H.. rrurrietors IL
Halls Vegetable srilau Hair Remover
for rrutui.ous distribution, Thu ,lcscr.
sclly high reputation n their pscpar.
atm llas Wholly lren eainrl ny IL
merit. ll.ina free fro,a uil and alea-
hi, II hn+ hcalll,, arti'n ~ the
sealr, restoring gra, hair |, it, natural
eolor without dyuinait, eures itching II
tho scalp, removes and prevents lanl.
ruff. and will ,hicken up the thin leks
Surh are tha henelils which ARE con.
fcrr.l upon tho consumer. NJ mn
shoull neglect u give Il II trial, =
Journal 4 Sta,esnan. Wilmington,
prl
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From the Christian lntsllisehear
Tho Credit Mobiler desires 10 die
---on tic principle, w presume, TIM.
'whem tie gu,ls love dir young And
In it, aspirations after this co,numn,a.
ton which II - dcvontly wished, II NJ.
piled Il Philadelphia court fer pr.
mission - die. on the ground .lat, ~
\ corporation. Il had transacted 10 bus
iaess. lsut the judge. who uvilen,l,
lisaprrovca II .hs aim u tho ins,isa.
tion u lcj.,e-sie.~. has declined thu
mo,leal rclne.t In the following mont
but stinging termS:
Tho Government Inns givcn notice
that !. claims 10 10 4 creditor ii tho
corporation 70 \ largo amount. Con
grees has, b, i. action. directed the
employment II counsel 10 investigate
aud prosecute such claims, Shall W.
cmharruss tho possible future ar.ion 10.
pendent d, s,ch M inquiry by taking
from TIM, bedy its very existence. All.
enable 4 q pass out NJ sight by luis.l,
descending into tho grave, which. i,
anticipation. !. l'as prepared for itself
and turn Tho Government A. we'll a'
individual credito,s over u d scrambl,
for tho objects II that MdyY Tho cor
pora.ion should bs compelled to con
tinuc 10 lise and tsunl In In rrurc
place, until Il 'nay DO made clear IL
you'd reasonable doubt that with.,,
prejudice u tho public welfare Or III,
inlcr,ats u tho corporation, anL VI
ms, add TINT u i's creditors. w mn,
s.frl. give 10 Il the iuata whiuh h IL
rirrs II do BY cur hands. The sxccl
tinas I" tho report u tho Master a.
sustained and tho prayer u tho pc,i.
Toner IN refused"
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Notice,

ii,sInp ma,lp atrAuarnsnis Will, frup,ie.
tors III ilr ae,rualyn t'at,iayr ni,si u rinh
Wurls ID i'raI.lr In thiru. VII ~ ael ~
their Apen,s fir thu site II tHtrag.H nhd
Al.iyhr, wulil fespWaflli, announces ID The
ppnl,Ir N t'reseo nni Nu,llern Ipaa. thai
u. nrr plrp.r.il ~ fa.nl.l, lh.m viii, car.
visge 4 llpipi.s NJ .Iir very iaiesi styles,
sltlnllislhl al modern improvements aud NJ
Inv Hgnrrs ~ pai, W. ha.l 'isrMh.l, aalI
everybody nni IN ,,ulus il.ai "'a,h n"W "a,
exhibited ii uuf Livery fti'f'.
/ 4. Tnasan, rraI, i'.al,le .ln hun
Wisconsin.
nAt,tDCk N MOORE,
H1.f Agents, frsA'n, lnNn
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ilaT or or r.,

\
IN lnnl,le metis Tor ,his magnificent
Concert. one Hundred 1innsa,rl Tickets
only vii ~ Issueti, n puttian u which Atr
already soil
IHic. ov TlckkTs
Nhais ~. ksis. kiOi lentt,s. al mud
llMntt.rs - 10. tlsvtu Mh.!. Ma.sa
tWr 1tlN. ~ atsteNMe M lAs THAN @iOv
0IN W.
Nulhsnv could he more appropriate fnr
rvusunts Than licke,sto ths banquet ~
| Wealth. ~ more likely ~ produce rranlpr
satisfactory result. The ohjeut III this
! 1hiil III, Concert II thr enlargement and
emiaNlneni NJ the Public Library VI Ken.
tuehV, which, Nv thu special net authors.
| I'M lin ,ilu.H lur w bunalll. ia IL br tnr.
r,ui lrrr III II citizens III every kta,u
| Thia Concert Will hr conducted llks the
| Glrt and sr.nnl heretofore given, nhi full
/ nnrll.ul II. VI Inn nule Ut drawing ihv
rms nhl rn,inR ihrM Hnd everything
\ necessary ~ n thorough undtfs. ,hd,na ~
] III selplur f,om lepln,ng ~ .nt, nv NOV
| puhiial,ed III tle f,rin ufH circular. Mhish
Will lr FURNISHED, FRYE ~ ees,, ~ any Nho
Hrrl,s - ,,, ,,.
taking has hrpn committed hy thr tru si.rT
IL ti.n Jhns Il iiruMieii.. III. tiuse,hul
~ Kentucky, 80 xhnM nll communication.
pertaining " the uIn cnneen should ~
addressed
X 4. Dl'RNETr. p,ct
". n. ilALnEMAN. viea l'u.t.
IuliN i. CAIN, Sor', Public Litnar,
~ Nv.
FARMERS AND DisOvEllS'
BANK. Treasurer.
Tickets n,s nvu ready fur -als, nnl III
ul,le,~ ti illrm ~ applications iur nrsns W.
/ circulars. information, ctu Will Mset VIII,
prompt attention When a',dfesasl ~ I'M ~
ba IN directs
I Tuo, N MNAMLETTk. Louisville, ky.,
- Axen, rutits Library w,
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AN~ws "


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aaseAls. ass la.s,,. AID -, ,As,
afiAk il al seil II
rhsra.n 49, rslr,aa have lrA,at'
es- ,hs rrrsss u m. re, insane
sssiasas and aims htasss an'l sato~
kesaal ,ls.Fa,r iAa, 'hr - u rum
turns assfal men Int criminals, maniac.
anil sasah.nsls, anil vet. m~n who
know ~ certainly - they 'it,nk 4,
Tia, tl,es viii h. erla,aa's. crazy, IT
paapers. drink rum aud sell u,
i Skttnll aasis,irlans examine the
bills mortality. and ss,sr With author.
i,s. Tia, every year rum slnavh'crs IN
the lmel Stasesas mnms men ~ were
lkillel In the federal arm. during the
war of the rebellion They alsa declare
positively that the rum bill Il the
United states exceeds ,hr bread lsill,
Efforts have heen male IL stay this
torrent II misery. crime anl paurcr-
ism, and N, |, mlS IN, increasing IL
force and volume, l'ions men and
women have prayed, hut prayer meet
! ings don. stop il. Moral suasion ha'
been ur.l ;--Cheevcr, Bceshcr, IN,
/ though have talkc,l. and still Il IL M,
. checked. Temperance Societies have
been formed, pledges unnumhcrca hay,
bccn signed. aud the rosul, il searcel.
! noticeable.
!. The facts being m stated, men Ar
|. appalled,. and there seems to lie nj
n awakening all over our country
4 Tho declaration IL now, that II -hal
stop. The public through tho s'cr
voice Of tho Law A,s il shall VIII
says II shAn'ty 10 the rum drinkc
, aud the rnm.scller, W. say "We hns
exhausted moral snasion we m,
mean T. ny .gal -uasinn.' l'rayc
mcciinus are good, hn, IN tho na,ne /,
/. law, We now SAY mo more rum,
Profanity may b. aA Argument ii M,
tue cxnc,uns II lav ht tapep are me
IN this movement. i lns rs the law
whn can, II need he. swear IN tire
!, languages.
= Ina warl, the law for the snplressie
Ut the llln,r traille IN Iowa Il seafel
lny, thorough mud complete. Th
s.ntimea. and temper It ills eom,nnn
! y il that il shall he enr,raca II me-
y Get drunk. they shall 10 arrested b
y law, AMI no exemptions. II men 70
!. rum. they shall. without exception. !,
! arrested and prosecuted ciyilly nm
~ criminally by law
y Peace officers. we caro- no, who the
= arc, refusing to perform their Win
~ duty n prescribed hy the law. Shnll
~ remu,el by the law And finally, Il
fe declaration of this community. iii
- thousands "f others In our land II. -
no hig.ary, no intolerance. but no mn
81 rum, : y
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Twenty year. sgo tho United States
did MT export lmrs than 1000. 900
pounds of cleesc. Now tho annual
exports amount to MIRO than Gu. 0uO.
O0U pounds. and America has TAKEN
from England and Holland their mon.
opoly u tho chcosc.trade III Europe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
IN DtnlstCl Court 1Nr Howard
County, 1ONM.
n N. Nritts Plaintiff.
AuAtNst \ original Notice.
VIM Evan., Defendant,

To tho Defendant Ahusr Named
You are hereby nditrd that there VIII
be March lN iH7al. IN tile Iii ile oiier u
thc t'ielk nf tt,e District tuuu, III and FIR
thu county VI Howard. state III ln~n, n re.
tsion III II. NJ, nritta, l'lainiiii, nLusr
named, claiming a. ,nn the s,ln " Four
Hundred mud tnItyssls dollars md Any
ssnts IN NEG. unit ior na.,.vy tni,l laid nut,
advanced md expended Wv snid Plaintiff
fnr ,hc Defendant ii hls request. nnl With
sIs rcr cent interest f,uM Ue,uier III
is,i NJ mrniIohrl md srt firth I'm the
tlninsina petition In this Aetlon, aud that y
writ ~ hltaohMsa ~ Aas brsn asked ivr md
granted
Aud TINT unless sou appear thereto mil
defend Leiers MaeA u III. seeaMl III, III iAs
neat trra III lhe sail t"un appointed ~ hs
hold IL thu tnnrt linu%c IN sail county
commencing on lhe 1l-i dry II April
ih73. your default Will b. entered n,nl
lMLH,ieAt rendered against y.u thereon II,
Aseur,lAnet With tn prayer N sal,l prtiiioil
a. y. NAlullT,
l7NA Atty fur Plalhilh
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Tns Dos Moines Republican sayS |:
Jsroh Peters laaa tame % grief IN
Marion county. Ills Ohm vito attempt.
81 to foracloes hor mortgage. and biz
lows vic dcmursd. between tLc
iva 10 gsss inss jail.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Ii the III. ln,u ucrcr IL lanl owned
hy senator pomcny IL Kansas, anl
located In TINT State. % bc attributed
II his craftsmanship " Tho COMMITTEES
IN ruilrna,lsy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

II Il Tho opinion u The Bos,on llsr.
aid that tho public deLs hss ~ IL.
" bud hahit " increasing sinco elcc.
tim"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Ilrng haanL fbr California otrer my
hnnsr null lnaA fnr salu, ~ reasonable terms
The house ii rilxIhly situated In cnstern
part 81 TIN town. near the harin~.~ rea IT
town The houpe II t~o stories high mud
contains II roolns, There u \ Enad ha,n.
nAl we'll fiuol lnrae cIslern, mud m ire
honrc III the rrvMtne4 Possession Viii le
given Immediately Ii desired
oihec, Or VI the undersigned.
A. T MARSH.
crcseo, Iowa, feh 20, issa l7tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21
CElAblsr stntML Vi Ilt AL.
100000
CASSIE GIFTS.
100000 for oaly SO

tnirr authority II .p.riAl Legislative ~,
III Nfal. III. ihsl, the trustees. NOV a..
ns,l,,sa tin fu,nn tinAsh TIT tuN,iHtt
lur thu l,enri, VI thu l'tnl LimuAut VI
krsi,tths ~ on,ns III il, library It'll, III
Louisville, nv On
I'uessiNS. ApslI NTH. IA11.
N I'LL. tnne,l ihs Lr.t musical talent thai
seh b. procured llMn al rn,ls - lIs ...l,h,.
III M,ti NIL pleasure IL lhr entertainment
md TVS TIN, .ssnt'Asu Nttl., ng4iuAst.
inn i, .ast tu,al III llalf NtlLL.n> HIT.
h,n- currency vii ~ ,lir,,Ibn,ti b, III. IL
llr l,rkul.hulslr,# nv fulinMs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-21

Tho following arc tho figures taken
from Tho books ii tho lnion racilc
Railroad Company q, Boston recently
BY thu Congressional Investigation
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sf#hAt fAAAA sa A 80 lsss =
Aa@ NJ t tN4 -
NAsNkAN ANHes4 ~ So FAA888a
f*K8ks ID u HH*NfA Fs8#sa8 l e@s*s
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4 NOBLE CHARITY
Omuhu Lottery !!
To Eike'T THE
NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN
ASYLUM

For b1IHH'' n VfVW RVFIV ut VIVVH'HFl
THE i.esal En'errri-e i eulnra.l u, III,
eserlenes uay W II lnnet. anil ,hu hesi
business mrn IL the STATE,
III lhait.l number ~ Ticket ~ lnirl
viii b., larnisra ,hesp WIN al,ls hfs,
Aarnt# Msntel, tnr tnll particulars al
Dress 4 NJ rATrsE, Manage, uiaphn,
Nebraska tNsi
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fresCo MaChlne

- Sah.raiet vaalA II. lasu ~ >ns,At,~
lr~e ~, " !. prepared -
h,y1,s, ~ l,n,'s " .iyrt,phnu' Mrh,nrs
"a ~hati nntire AM " the nlST meantf
A complete anti Oll ,oc ofnrai1s Nv rhrcsh-
nr. ltrapinu and Mowiuu Machines 81
hand SicklrS, Sections Nnnnls,
tylin,lct Teeth, l,c,ing. llubhi,,
Metal IN Nll suppl,
Machines overloaded and III, In good working order.
-. AS.S.NN az .E.ftHi.tE uWMA avn
tORG sSN .sTrEvDEU RI PR0.HrrIY.
INVENT, wears experience In Agricultural Machinery
allies IL give full satisfaction III work.
MI 4 I, Is g A r. IT ..
choice ar,c. lr sar " ,amil, should hc without
uopl Sreunl htna
ID A C L III MI - w IL E1,
IN prime order, lor sale 33tf
4. u. SMEDI.EY.
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AGENTS 4 EAiiE GttANGE...
~ etil IN, MI Af,h,. 7 " itF MIX III
Mich, lid
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
,..,0alst Episcopal Church--Rev. A. D

vs,hodIst Episcopal Church--Rcv. A. D.
,.",v pastor.--publc Service every Sabbath
I'iei A. NJ, and y ?. M,
Ss,bbath School At . A. NJ. ~ .L S
p'svcr Meeting every Thursday, OF u p. M.
ro%munion Service, hrst Sabbath Of every
-,otS, at lOl AN:
r. rst Andrews Church--Episcopnl--Rey.
o.,sar ItlLL.-Public Service Sunday morning
'',o O'clock, and at I y. M.--Sunday School ut
sp M.--Prsyor Meeting Wednesday evening
Al Yoclock.
PRESBYTERIAN Church--Rey. II, S. BurLER.
sabbath services morning and eyening--Sab-
AN School at 8 p. Prayer Meeting wednes-
n Francis Church--C -CatholIc--Rcv. P.
I surnis.s.-Mass at lol o'clock A. NJ, on the
.,,onl and fourth Sundays Of each month.
iatheran Church.-Rsy. Al. HARrsocx--
Reaching eycry Sabbath, morning and evening,
Sabbath School At ga. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

DEATH OF JUDGE HASNA.--On Mon
day evening, at 81 o'clock, our well-known and
highly respected citizen, Judge Nathaniel Hanna,
died at his residence, in Lockport, of dropsy, at
the very advanced sgs Of SO years, months and
Is days. lie was born Angus. 7, 1854, aud lived
Al his life and died within hfy rods of whore be
was born. lie was a considerable land owner, has
always been in comfortable independence, but was
Of naturally industrious temperament, which
kept him actively engaged on bis farms. Judge
Hanna was twice married, and was the father Of
fifteen children Elizabeth, Roland, David, John,
William, Robcrt NJ, James, Kcrsis, Joseph r.,
Valentine, Nathaniel Rachel, John s., Geo. W.,
and william b. Eleven of those were by bis hrst
wife, and four by his second. OF these four Of
the FIRST family are living-Roland, Robert NJ,
Joseph r., aud valentne--and three Of the sec
ond-John s., George W., and William d. Judge
Hanuns life was an unobtrusivc and industrious
one. The only public positions he held were those
Of County Commissioner when this was part Of
Lycoming and Associate Judge Of this county
Clinton Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29
aslarrifd.

On September 10Th, 1873, in clear6eld, by nev.
A. D. Yocum, Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH to Miss
ELIZADElI HOOVER.
On October 2lst, at Blucball, by Rev. A. d.
Yocru. Mr.. MILTON q. BROWN, Of Clcarfeld,
to Miss LIZZIE A. PLYMPT0N, Of Blucball
On October Esd, 1873, in Now Washington, by
Rev. r. II, CoLBunx, Mr.. JOHN RORADAUGH
to Mrs. MARY JANE sCHoENfNG, both Of
Clcarfcd county.
On October 9th, 1873, by Roy. Al. IIARrsocK,
Mr.. GEORGE VI. BOrTORF to Miss A. COL
GROVE, both Of Walaccton.
ON October 25th, 1879, by Rev. Az. HARrsocE,
Mr.. THOMAS ANDERSON, Of Philadelphia, to
Miss LlZZIE MOORE, Of Pittsburg.
On October e3d, 1873, by Rey. WV. NJ. BuRcn.
ytrtp. Mr.. JOHN SMITH to Miss HANNAH
PATTERSON, both Of Knox township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

We have tho pleasure Of announcing
to tho citizens Of ccarieid and Vicinity iaq' ihs
Woodland NJ. Is. Church will be dedicated to Al
mighty God, on Sabbath next, November2d. The
pastor has secured tho services Of Rov. Bishop
Bowman aud Rev. Chaplain Q. G. Necabc.--
These arc distinguished men in the Methodist
Church. Bishop Bowman stands unrivaled as an
eloquent pulpit orator, and as he will be tho hril
Methodist Bishop that ever visited oicariie'd
county, we bespcnk for him most cordial recep..
tion. The fame of Chaplain Mccebe Is national
and he cemos not unknown to this community ioF
already no has won the hearts ~ al the people
A r,eel,l train will leave clcarfci At o'clock,
A. ~, and return at about o'clock, = NJ we
would earnestly urge our citizens to attend
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29
1entistrp.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES !
BY g. PORTER SHAW, D. d. n
IMPORTANT TRUTHS,

IMPORTANT TRUTHS:
Having succeeded In getting lighter tariff oN
"a lateral, hence the loo and moderate charge for
partial and full sets Of Testh. use the best
man ufactlre Of teeth and other material. An
o perstions registered and warranted to give SER
yice and satisfaction. f' n
Friends, reflect that my charges for the inssr.
lion Of ARTIFICIAL and the savisg Of tho natural
te eth are now the reasonable in Pennsylvanis.
Preserve your teeth and you preserve your health.
Putting Of tbs natural teeth in a healthy, pre-
scryatiye and useful condition is msds speciality.
Diseases and malformstions common to ths mouth
law and associate parts are treated and corrected
with fair success. Examinations and consulta-
tions FREE.
II would be well for patients from distance to
let me know by mail few days before soming
to the office.
II is very important that children between the
ACES of sii and twelve years should have their
teeth examined.
moved without pain. ,
Dispositions and character are judged ey ai'
tho world by the expressions OF the face, hence
how very disastrous may it therefore be for par
sons to indulge expression Of distorted ieatuies
even apsr; from a hygienic view. Nov, 70 ENJOY
natural (nat artilcial) comforts and pleasures
respect and obey natural simpicities and instnc''
S. PORTER SHAW, ID. p. B.
oaice in New Masonic Building, Second street.
Clearheld, Pa. mayff's
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

FINISHED -Theiron bridge, thrown
across the river at Curwensyilic, has been COM
peted and teams and passengers are crossing over,
dry shOdp and toll free, and II can neither be
burned nor carried of by m Toe food. We hope
all pusscrs by will stop and take look at il. We
hope the up river raftmen, as they pass under IT
nert spring, will view II with "critic's eye and
condemn 1t II they can, and, II not admit utii-
ity and merits. The builder informs us that there
arc so,32o pounds, or over forty tons Of iron in
the structure. II this weight would happen TO
drop down on some passing raft some time, II
would make II "scratch gravel" anyhow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

DR.. Gross Nenralgie Remedy is one Of the great
est blessings ever bestowed upon suffering human
ity. II has been carefully and patiently tried in
a great number Of cases, and has uerer fdiiei In
single instance to effect a cure. It contains no
injurious substances, being prepared entirely from
carefully selected materials. Neither does it act
like many remedies now in use, by bunting the
nerves. and thus giving only Temporary relief, but
will act quickly aud surely. All who are sufferers
from these diseases will find this an infallibe
remedy; and being anxious that It shall commend
itself to tho public | refrain from further re-
marks. If used according TO directions, a cure
Is guaranteed in every ease. Prise one dollar per
bottle. Mono genuine without the signature Of
RRgD'K NEwBouRG, Chemist, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in Clear
Geld county. scpl0-Sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

STILL LYING.-It seems as though
sono people cannot stop lying, even after tho
election. An old Brady Democrat in private
letter, puts the following question; Odd our
nominee for Sheriff, Mr.. Mcpherson, vote for Cor
don and Macksyi am eredibly Informed that
he done that dirty trick" Old friend, tell that
reditabe informant Of yours as politely asyou
can, tbs. he is mistaken, and, If he Is the auIhor,
that he 10 liar. without knowing how Mr.. Me-
Pheron voted, we will nevertheless risk 5000
sunday School appropriation upon this point
Let your informant cover Il, aud theu We will soon
ascertain who has been doing "dirty trick"
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CUT THIS OUT.
II Nav Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay 75
cents for bottle Of medicine that would cure
them. DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup has. late
ly been introduced in this country from Germany,
aud its wondrous cures astonishes every one that
try IT, II you doubt what we say N print, cut
this on, and take tito your Druggist, c. d. WAT
sos, and get a sample bottle FREQ Of charge, or a
regular size for Is cents. q. @. GREEN,
20aug7sy Woodbury., N. j.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

Our popular young friend, W. Ross
hsPhorsor, having been elected to the important
sHce Of High Sheriff, Of Clearfeld county, II be-
comes necessary for him t0 withdraw from the
firm of McGsushcy a MePbcrson. Tho business
WILDE conducted in the future by Capt. MeGaugh-
G who will keep the reputation Of the establish
nsnt up to the usual standard. In the meantime
they desire persons having accounts with them to
call and settle the eame
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29

Nor A CuNHING Fox. The Philips.
burg Journal Of the 25th inst, says; The last
young man in this section to try the little trick
upon livery men is named Fox. lie stopped at
the Moshannon House, this place, for week or
so and found employment on tee park grounds
llo was quiet individual, affected tho Sabbath
school and did not appear as If he was sharp
enough to successfully carry ost any kind Of a
swindling scheac, and the event proved that his
appearance in this respect did not belle him. On
last Saturday he hired horse from the clerk at
Strauss Co.'S. livery stable, and has not yet re-
turned with il, notwithstanding he would proba-
bly, do so now very gladly IL the powers that be
would only let him out Of jail. The first thing
that was heard of him after he left here with the
orig" was BY telegraph from Baum, of Bellcfonte,
inquiring Of Strauss Co. If they had lost .
horse of the kind. It seems that Fox made his
appearance In Dclefonte on the afternoon Of the
day that he left here and at once offered the horse
and buggy for sale to Baum, who suspeciing that
all was not right, osicnsibIy made bargain with
the young ipan and LEFT him under the imprcasion
that be would return shortly with the money
But Baum directed his stops TO the telegraph Of
fee, communicated with Strauss & Co., and re-
seiving reply returned to Fox, accompanied by
an officer Of the law, and the usual process Of ar
rest and confinement in the county jail was gone
through with for the benefit Of the ycrdsnt and
speculative Mr.. Fox. A member Of the firm own
ing the horse and buggy went to Bellefonte to ro-
cover them on Monday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-29
The new tridge across Anderson

The new fridge across Anderson's
creek, in Union township, on the road leading
from clearaeld to .Luthersburg, has been finished
for several weeks and is being crossed by the tray
cling public. This is decided improvement on
the fording plan, adopted during the past sum
nsr, by which SO much delay was occasioned aud
many persons had their teams and wagons injured