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, 1873-10-15

TIE EXTRA THOMAS ORCHESTRA CONCERT.
Tho last concort Of tho Thomas Orchestra soa-
son will be given this evening at tho Music Hall,
upon which occasion tho orchestra will be as-
sisted by the Apollo Musical Club, which will
eing the scona from Max Bruol's "Frithjof,"
ind econa from the first oct OF " Lohongrin,"
Mrs. Huck, N1rs. johnson, Mr. Foltz, and Mr..
M. IT. Whitney. Tho joint attraction ought and
undoubtedly will draw crowded house. Tho
programme for tho evening ia as follows:
PAnT F1nsr.
Observation-Disclosures" Die 8elIgo Nor
gcntrnum Deutwctse," md hnnle, third net
Me!stersingor Won Nuremberg f" .......... Wagner
Song" Tho Two drenadiora n......,.... .HchunlAnn
Mr. Mtron ". Rhitnsy.
Concerto, G Minor on. ~ ".......... .Meudeleaohn
MF. Julius FMeha and Orchestra.
sconc 1, "Frithjofs Abschicd ven Nordland,"
Max Druch
apollo Club.
PART 8EcoNp.
Overture" Cor1olanus Beethoven
8olos for Violin
g. 8arcarole. .spohr
Q. vase: ,... -Clop1n
Q. preluuium. ....-:..-...,.......Ua BACK
4fF. s. E. Jac0bsohn.
Bcrltoz
ge1octione-First act "Lohongrin n.... Wagner
Mrs. unck, Mrs johnson. AIR, Foltz Mr. Ayrnn II.
Fhttneg, Apollo Club, and 0rchestra.
, 1873-10-15
ring and gotta therA fol. from $1 .25 to % m
aero. Whom ho solls t1,om ho gotB what thoy aro
xvnrth h-1ffftr1tttpd Ne4nH. "a.

ring and EetH them t0f from %l.45 to % m
aero. Whom ho solls t1,om ho gotB what thoy aro
worth.-1ftltudukce Netos.
Tho Hon. II. ". Cope, Judge Of tho Dirmlng-
hmm District Court, In session at Athoratono,
Eng., pontencod, for contempt Of hts court, to
ton days imprisonment, ViBcount 1latton, tho
oldost eon Of tho Earl Of Wiueho1soa remRrktng
TINT he recognized no diatinotionB Of porsons III
hia court.
Sam Dard 1las habit o. calling up his prcas-
n,an md rcmnrking: II a-n-say, d-did yon
n-,..know Ind q nceilc.natonal reputation an a
o.po.parngraphcr7" aud thon ho sits dow, aud
writes snch soul-sttrring nplioriHms aa this
"During tho monoy-pano President Grant Htool
1iko mighty rock In q worry land."-iSauannah
Ne,os.
Boeohor Ia tho Colossus Of American 1,umor,
Ills introduction Of the Rov. DR.. stoughton, Of
London, to tho audience ut tho Acadomy Th,1rB-
day evening, ysaB recognized as masterpiece Of
fun. Tho Doctor was quito overcome by It, but
managed to muster Btrcngth to reply ae follows:
La.iloB and Gontlomon-1 am appalled, at tho
longth and brcndth Of American llumor. It Is
bounded on tho north by tho Aurora Doroa1s,
on tho eaHt by tho rising Run, Oh tho south BY
tho Tropic OF Oancor, md on tho wcst by tho
Day OF Judgment Tue Committee appointed
to fan Brother Beccher did nobly.-Drooklyn
argus.
, 1873-10-15
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT,

Special Nspdtrk to 1hs Chicago TTf6tfns.
LANSING, alich, Oct. 14.-A1icltigan People ex
rol. Attorney General Y. Benjanliu Eoulo ct nj. !;
affirmed With costs Of both courts.
Theodore Foxton v. Josiah Faxon ct al.; re-
7ersod with costs and bill dismissed.
Stephen Walrath Y. Donald Campbell; ro-
Vorscd aud Judgment entered for plaintiff, with
costa,
peuinsular Railway Company y. Edwin q.
Duncan reversed with costs, and new tral.
John NJ. Hoffman Y, Daniel D. Harrington /;
affirmed with costs.
Emily Dalouth '. Mary Kleck; motion to dis
miss appeal argued.
b, The People OK rel. Hitchcock Y. tho Treasurer
Of Allegan County; order to show CAUSE
granted.
George Rutlodge Y. John Dancer; dismissed
with costs.
Chicago 4, Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany =. Samuel 4. Hughes argued and sub
mtted.
Edgar Bristol Y. John Braidwood argued,
, 1873-10-15

sassae b'fg9tsh R1nh to nt f chieag9 h'4f
State Dental AsHociation began its ninetoonth
annual meeting in the parlors of Cooks Hotol in
this city to-day, DR.. &. Il. Thomas, Of Detroit,
In tho chair. There wero humorous applicants
for admission. Saveral deutists are present
from Canada, Illinois, and Ohio. including Prof.
j. Taft, Of tho American Dental College, located
at Cincinnati, o. 4 committee was appointed
to confer with tho nogonts in regard to tho es-
tablishmont Of o dental school III connection
to to- col continue four days, de aud pa. >.
pora aro to 10 read on anatomy,
phyaiology, chomlstry,. hygiene, pathology, tho
rapntics, aud other subjects Of Importance to
dentists. Tho meeting is largely attended, aud
shows IN increasing interest In tho scionco Of
dcutiRtrY.
, 1873-10-15

ter II. Harrison, st. Clair Sutherland, Ohnrlos
L. Wilson, G. ". Stanford, Abnor Taylor, Col.
John 8. Cooper, and fow othorH-nbout forty
In ali.
nlr. Chnrloa L. Wilson oallod tho mooflng to
ordnr md nominated hfr. G. ". Stanford for
Chairman. Hc was elected.
Mr. Stanford, on taking tho chatr, called upon
kfr. Wilson to explain tho object Of tho tnooting
which tint gentleman did. Tho political parfy
to which ho belonged, Ito said, lad retired from
tho field in tho pl oso.,t municipal oampatgn, md
he was thoroforo loft to chooao lotwoon tho
losing coalition party mud tho Co1nmittoo Of
8ovonty, noitlor Of which extremes he desired to
follow. Tho mooting, MI llo understood tho
mattor, had for ita object tho selection Of names
for citizons' tickot which would bo gonorally
acceptable.
THO reporters being requested to withdraw
tor tho prosont, tho mooting proceeded to buBi-
noBH.
MIR. Ooopsr moved that tho Committee roao1ye
itRolf into Convention FOR tho purpose Of nom-
mating candidates for tho Offices to be filled at
tho county md city elections this fall, without
respect to pnrty Of nationality.
M nlr. oartor Il. Harrinon opposed tho motion.
The motion was agrced to by % to 10.
Col. Jusaon moved that tho platform adoptotl
by tho Citizens Independent movement, 60
called, DO adopted aR tho platform Of tho Con-
venton.
;. Tho reading IF tho platform boing callod for,
Dir. II. r, Dorrickaon ofrerod rs n substitute
the platform OF tho Committee OF soyonty.
:, Considerable debate was Ind upon the q,tcs-
ton, ~ which Messre. nunyan, HarrfHon, Juasen,
schnoidor, Cooper, Woodaral mid others par
ticipnted, when a vote WAS taken on tho auosti-
tuto, resulting In its rejection BY 90 to 81.
4 vote upon tho mut;on OF Col. JuHsen to
adopt tho platform of the CitizcnB' Independent
movement WIS bud, aud tho motion WIS lost, by
% to q.
Ex-Ald. Campbcll moved TINT that portion Of
the platform which rclnted to lagor.boor bo
Btrickeu out, pending which motion tho meeting
adjourned sinu did,
, 1873-10-15
MARINE.
Port Of Chicago.

Port Of Chicago.
scov nu,,on, AMnivEn: MHaa p;G. ';;a'.'oct4 .::a
Rcow ]. II. Hill, AanBtee, lumber.
stmr Corona, st. Joseph, suntriss..
sIr sIr 3,gssp],n16 ,sepp]a 1'.yssnS 9iSySSSna Al s0'
Steam barge Agaes i. Potter, Eaeauaba, iron ore.
achr 6. Il. Johnson, Ford Riyor, lumber.
echr Japau, Ford lslyor, lumber,
rGP asPP e. I5ssaosl TaT oasaa oreen Pay sunaries
schr Ebonezor. Traserso Bay, wood.
barge Noquo bay, peshtigo, lumber.
Barge Abort, PcshtIgo, lumber.
schF aesino. wii!!ea,s fier, tan1ark. ss.s''
ss, schr 9. g o5a%ioEd, f4;, Cleveland, co4l.
a,n, c,,, r,,.r uuSl SiEisfR i +;
sohr 9. e. l!arues, l'ullalo, 35.uu5 bu corn.
schr Y. =. Grant. l:scanaba, QUO bu outs.
Rchr 0riont, oawcgo. 90, 105 bu corn.
Ecllr litggio 4 Jones, buffalo, 81, $50 bu sorn.
Rclr ]. ii. Hill, a1ali!stoc, b00 III, outs.
Achr =. :. Wade, aIl!wankee. J, 100 hn corn.
Hrop @ ii uuyal.osa oato"aoa % aud inlurusIlae port#
eoo prla a'oar' a7oo pigs feed, 10 pkas hquor.
barge Nrantoaa pealtIo 1000 hu corn 900 bu outs
htnr Oa1ona, st, Joseph, Rttt,dries.
Htsnr t,hohoyaan, hlautowoo. H.nlries. .....-.
psop James Fish, 'r' bu1so' @a,ooo ba barley, 5000
stmr osSeEatshio osaonabursh, 12,4ea bu corn, 100
schr siariaur, Manltowoo. 1850 hu corn.
Aels Jenso searth, Kingston, :0,bS5 bu wheat.
Prop 1'!aho buffalo, WV 6' corn. 7oo bris Hour, los
achr Emna lohaaon. Cleveland, 17,l71 t,a bnrlcy.
achr Ferry slnpnnl. oas'enslurs 4, 1,ao3 ba corn.
NIGHT cLl.ARASpEH.
nchr Rising Hsar Kingston, l7,:a7 hi wheat.
tsop Laho sisltgau, Montreal. l4.05u In wheat, 4as
ssl,r psllcal1. liatynlo, $4,000 hi, CORN.
n9eanI Hargo 4gyptiuii, Buffail. danlQ bu corn,
, 1873-10-15

r',s, ts,.n.,.',u.z,iss u ~ rontr',,,,t.o',s
1tocctvc,t--WSport OF tho rinnnco
oe%'"ttsee.:t:sysors Discussed and
Illustrated.
mocting OF tho Chicago Academy OF Sciences
was hold yesterday evening III tho librnry-room
of tho Academy. at No. 2o3 Wabash ayonuo, and
"Aa a''ona,a w sons'enaon ns. Aua 'Aos ino"p'fa
10 tno lluinpor Oh ABOUT MY
Tho Secretary rcad report OF tito donntiona
mndo to Tho Society sinco tho Meeting of Inst
Januarv and t,,o narttca i,onatInr' ~ fo1owa
r,,ss 80 1850 ~ IT, sns.sst.,.... ,vs.,,is1.a d.
book B. Wesloman. London, l packago pam
ph!Sts % National Observatory, a Washington h
hooks anu pamphlets Ino lion " u fafwell,
volamos Of the Congressional Globe, IS volumes
port; Profs, Dana and Sullivan, 60 vol;
eoa 81 tue vona t ha NsW 0 sna
prof' 1Sr,Ioaton. of Columbja Goi)ccn' / nam,
phst; 1SSe: 81. 5ohh Il. WsoaTssd .H WSsSinstpa, %
pa Ganaan s repoet 81
Scntiamv of goionco. THAR nrooeedinra: "
il. DaIe' Of san Francisco. pamphlots on tho
Society Of Ontario, pamphlets Smithsonian
tic iato Prosldent' Col. ]. ". Foster; bypurchaso
OF q. @. Walker, &: W. Blatchford, J. \. scam-
,nnu rn1 +. n h[of?ouo 1a7 vo1un,na ~ nc;orti.
flo works' 2o7 namnhleta and 81 nurnbors ' of tho
~ElHee1c4" ~ Nn.utauss; @ nh14b y. ulouno-
oulluefa, types uBeu IN ILLUSTRATION on tho
lust Worka on tho ProhiBtor1c Haoes minerals
comprising 807 specimens, nino fossils. teeth
tory. Wiiliam Dorion. Proy;denca Nh, two
in3na cnntain.- sasnra1 ,rn5ra5 Ill., IVY
s';I euAun eo45ns nl;I o5soaal nIsuoa oge.toua VI
iosBlld fhllaaeiP1h Acaaemy oI sclencet t"o
oe1Ua otoH sPecllaohs ". y. CalRins,
!,u " unacaeo' @7o speoltnens snol4S' ana sl1tytWo
1ossl1s' .41T,o,+ -aor 1,p,s, cn,;x, =, a. r.,
,oao nn.s.,,;to ptoss t @ onnIman 1. o. Lno r.
nanee rart eoann''ee 'nen feao 'no 'ono"lhg se-
Rott f. J.: ,,,..;a.r, ~ u. <.ad...., ~ e.,..
fna. be1 jeayo to rcnort in r4t. Tha oommittoc ~
Ton was Bubdiytdei into Ave seotiouB and uot boino
appriscd Of this meeting in time to call all tho men-
bera together the Chairman ropoEa only for himself
ana tn D. n. M9SNker, Eaq. Wo were most coz
aana ~ eo anoa9 5r, oa1 H. 1eeo"-caH7 1;
~ Tho navrnent AZ SIM in caaf md tha "ivn ~ S
eeyoral notes for tho sao amount, With Der cent
interest," payable In ono, two, three, md four years.
wo avo the pleasure 10 report the following gcnteen
@ o. nte ora. 1f u ta As1"emy Eamea prcst-
snt Gna nantv Naorn p Mien, psoa1 g.
uowcn Yo ppeaept uooN oomtx Snna l.
Harold s. Peck, Edward G, Mason, Pottor Palmer,
40. Hcsing, OF tho Saata jettun9;; 8. ]. Walker.
john A.; i, Iyr1el r. VI Il; orrngton; Bon; u: n. Hib-
fnnt Eason Kosth Ao E1ta prs.an m e. e.aae ner
NatIonai BANK Hon g. Il h1cornca: IN III c"l'.
teen llio membership. ~'','
Geo. Schneider. President Of the National I1ank Of
illinois, md f. +. Watkins, President Chicago Gas
Company py haVo consr3euted @ $loo This makes total
~ ~ nsr ~ e III mGtes toaa tar Goeetoa oy
crensn to aim varv ronsicrahiv 40 snnT no fna ,1
, 1873-10-15

CAnL1Nv1LLE, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-The Newark, n j.,
Savings 1nstitntiou, by their attorney Ex-Gov.
john n. Palmer, have asked tho United statos
District Court for a warrant for the arrest Of tho
Board of Supervisors Of hEncoupin County, ILL.,.
for contempt, i'll refusing to oboy writ OF nlnl,-
dam1lB issuol against tlou,, ordering levy Of
taxcs to pay judgmontu in their favor, exceeding
tho amount Of s900,00o. Tho Board llcld an III.
formal 1noeting, and delegated one Of their mcnl-
bera to answer by their attorneys, when stay of
proceedings woro granted to the January torn,
1874. Tho Doard will individually give bail for
their appearance at that time.
, 1873-10-15

m,,,,-..-, .-.,
Ino lollo"lng Gull lor convention mas peen
issued by tho Committee Of Seventy,
~ c me Foe's ~ t4' e'ts y o"'ca9o a"a eo""y q
10 11o*: r,a-o,,o. co,,,,,..o. ~, .,,o,.
tt,a nant nnv,m tarneI .ht on.t nuu naHso
esy ~ TT, u'tus = taat g
hnau 1a " ut1o H. aut o w. ~ eanu! ~.
r,ai, ~ NV y ,.yctta hs a.a = ~ Snnaia W nI ~ @ .S
o I'LL eiee % nsesu ~ W, ana .
PtgeI .nt suuS ssau tp1A ~ tust.asou ~ ~ ~ Wy
ooun.y VIZ eo.eun WIN tuetn IL 'ncn Pt'nc'p'e7 W
paTHclpate pTI i ~ hucn convention z.,, ,,.z. j..
1ma P.ineiItes MG naatM a., IT. w "ea & nlo"n "
fequ1fo ah o1ten1cu focarlsalatlon mere Ihey nave
@ ossm ~ aot' @ tiul.t ~ anu Lu.o"Bn eae
t HIso ~ au N n.1 ho a, ~ oreLy pefs :
uut 70 .toy INV w. noSn otgI atstoPIeoene"s otacA
oati'tS W. MS,I - % t1,t - 1i .ou itHt tsut1i; H. 49,.
,on,,, - ~. nsf a ns % ~ ~, ~ ny nussy 4au sa'e5
~ - .H ' t T.. TT tno el
taAt "a ~ @ t sn 10 ea 20 tho aGtual heeos
a, " s Eoope "" 'oA' oAto1 o' "eusoneo LIB 'nf I'd
Possapio, IT, a, ,A,+ .ho ,.-v, .,,u , ..ou.,
ac.;an ~ narscn nj ,ronart W. oiaj .nt ~ tt
" dvas uum - s5.o ~
sa o. evexy ~ o. Or
ass, ~, ~, ~ ~, ~ o ,1opt H. ~ @ t7 TvWStasS " a .to
w. c,ai,, tIat ovnrv yarson au rioh1 a. ~ na In
r , T. n ~ hia n,sT, cng,n" ~ an5 49, ~ T.. ~
1,"o, Ian 40 T." ahn1 Ice,n h"ot III ~ on9nao ~
MY % %iuf, 9 w. ~ H. H. 1nt nnor t;o n,,osjon ~ asht ~
Einda mi nIna of trntc nra fnirrin,a tn I'm riti
1on ~ rrersniora ~ ifaNr1or tgnnrn"a n,rno,ion.
49," ~ er.,o r. ss o,Tns n.arar iatf" ~
cnrron.n vii - a." tonnIo !. s,,,n an; ,n"t nnI
ai6ii hs oh"vai y 'o - ""o Aa"'' '1st
IHese NJ aro mr. nr,ncin1cs md uo ast evcrv coo,
rttignn ~ ,nJn u1th ~ IL tha ,,,r+ L., ia tio,
, 1873-10-15
WEDDING At BLOOMINGTON,

HVec20E U7spNEch to I'hd Chicago 1F7bWHe,
B1oo,r1NaToN ILL.,, Oct. 14.-A wedding In
high life occurred In this city tnoon to-day, tho
contracting parties being tho Isoy, L. g. George,
prss!d;nnt !d; Ct Napa College. GapH' California,
ona OF Dloomingtons wcaithiost ana mott ro-
Bpooted citizens. Tho marriage service waa poy-
formed by tho 1soy, hlr. Whoelor, of Iowa. lilo
couple took tho AFTERNOON train tor the Pacific
ooaAt.
, 1873-10-15
A TRuhMT BOY.

Special Mspach tn This Chfcaoo Tribune.
named Charles Flomming. ran away from lis
parents In this city yeBtorday. lie ia supposed
to have gone to Chicago. Ho had OIL light pauis,
dark gray jacket. and bolt, hut no h,lspenlera.
Ho has light hair. Ills father, Joseph Flem-
, 1873-10-15

Tho vcEeol haB secured assistance from Buffalo,
and will DO freod without delay.
Tno Hchoonor Monitor mnde tho trip from hll-
Wa!ikoo to IrnvorHo Day and bacls III tlye days,
and brought load Of 250 cords Of wood.
, 1873-10-15
MARINE NEWS FROM MILWAUKEE,

Special Utspatch to Itc Chieago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Oct, 1I>-Word wAa received hero
to.day that tho acl,ooncr u. u. Burker, grui,l-
!adQn from tAia port, is uahoro ut Port Qalburne.
, 1873-10-15

Trade wheat At 60; prop Nebraska, wheat At 8c and
oolorado corn ans barley at 7Nci sctss F. =. dard
garsn, mud Simmer Cloud, corn at 10 nelr WIN stu7-
8cs barley ut To- To Coliilgwood-BchE H. L. 1'fuce,
AMI Monticello, corn Ut 16o. To aarnta-prop Mont
gor1ery and oats thrnugh Total, IN. Capacity
9qnnl to f32 200 bn wca 27b,p b,l corn, 47,o0o bu
harley, and l6u hl oah. Iii tho afornoul tho ecr
Lay Htato wnb taken for to Godcrtcl at 6o. Ca
n1clsy 6,0oo t. veHao', mt mined, taken for
witat to KlgEton II reported Tint charters wero
mado for corn to buffalo,
, 1873-10-15

Were <1lerateIy ucttya ut .leclins of 10. Engape-
nlentR 70 rsrnFtld nj T., fur or blrlcy, nnI BIG
1Au fsr ~aeal lN sail. t:Iar;era wrrc III Dulfalo-
Sapg George Il. s.oAu, WHEAT at 8Go seAr board OF
, 1873-10-15

Blk Groa Grains at s1.lo, sl.l5, sl.25,
$d.4o. $l.6Q. S.. 90, Sl.75, S1.85, $2.oo, nnd
BIls Drap d'Eyons at Sl.35, $1.80, $3.OO.
S2;25, $2.5o, s2..75, $500, nnd $3.50.
bIk Cashmere de Solo Mt 400, $2.35,
Dl'k Gros d'Ilhinos at $l.oo, $1.60, $l.75.
$500, and $2.25.
A fow Fancy Silks at great reductions, to
close out.
:, Tho cheapest D1'k Trimming velyota in
sho 5 6oasaatTE sd Ct S325 e g fS325o s2a6 $780,
All-silk Lyons Cloak Volvets at $lo.5o-.a
hnrQliu. -. -
, 1873-10-15

fnectal nf.nneh to Tia Chterqo 7+fduns.
rsoAfAnA Oct. II Arrivals, 1hlll-Nonc. Depart
nrea-A. uobb, Clovoant 1,2i3; FMyotte Drowl Dnf-
fao, W.; Ansrica,! union Cleveland, s&4: g. H. o.
Affiynlst 11th---Dargo Tcnnd, Hcow Dluobol barge
!. D. Mitcon. Observation-Disclosures ZONES, Ulovelaui,
ego: Buene!l, arecn bay, 922 j. IT, Kitchen Faycto,
9s ofa Eso,ssf'a s,s Leland, 457 Thomas Quayic dloye-
Arrivals 13sh-1]arges Neptune, fred Kelly, Icsslo
smith. popart,lrcn-fred Reilly, Clovelnua, LOIS;
ElfzA GorlAch, Eric, Sac. ~1''' --~'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

account to be just and true and the balance to bO
ne above stated.
W. d. BIGLER,
GEORGE HAGERTY,
REUBEN M'PllERs0N,
mch5 Auditors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

WAKING Ur.-We notice by the
Rereiiie that the MADEIRA Coal and improvement
Company are determined to push and complete
tbe railroad from Houtrdae to MADEIRA, on Clear
field creek, near The mouth OF Muddy run. The
following named persons are the Directors elect
OF this company Dr.. d. IIoutr, John Boyer, Jas.
Louthcr, q. W. Caldwell, G. ]. Pusey, y. A. Bass
Ter and Samuel Hcgarty. The opening Of this
road Will tap one OF the grandvst rvsi n-ids In
the State. From the mouth Of Muddy run TO the
head Of Clearfeld creek the whole country, on
both sides Of the stream, Is undcrlaid with from
three to seven feet Of the very best quality Of bit
aminous coal. And even without this prospect,
The lumber interest should alone warrant the com
pie'iea Of this road At an early day. 1t is but
seven miles from Houtrdalc TO Clcar6old creek at
MADEIRA, and why innumcrabe impedimcnts are
constantly being thrown in the way to prevent
the construction Of this road We cannot comprc-
bend. Tho line from Osccoa TO IToutzdalc is a
perfect bee hive, and both capital and labor is
As"dsssssy REGARDED, and II Tvs road is contin-
ued to the creek 1t will odd immensely to the
wealth OF the miner, operator and the railroad in
"rest, and treble the value Of every acre Of land
'Or several miles on each side OF the road, the
whole length Of the line.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12
SoMEpopY HIr-Tbe BeIIefontc Re.

SOMEBODY HIr.-The Bellefontc Re.
pIsiiedn Of last week hits several chaps in our
town In this way f.L4- aa
Some wcak-minded upstart from Clcardcld, q
would-bc lawyer, too, who advcrtiscs him,clf as
gambler, made trip recently to this place and
wrote letter for the Reftsman's Journal lie
says tho name Of our town is Of Indian origin,
that our streets are in bad condition, the water
out Of order aud good deal Of other childish
,waddle How the Journal came to waste SO much
space on such silly mclangc is something of a
surprse to u.s. but then II ID about up to the aver
age article Of that paper and not so much of a
surprise after all. 1t appears to US, and we have
some grounds for saying so, that this correspond
cot was over here on drunken spree and to have
a"small game" Clear6eld would save its repu-
'ation by keeping such imbccilc nedglings at
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12
couous AND col M.

Thorc are few persons who are aware of the i'm.
portanco Of attending to n cough or n cold at its
nrst appearance, Tho thousand who die annually
Of consumption, were fret attacked With slight
cough or cold. which they thought would soon
"wcar' itself OF, and therefore neglected to use
tho proper remedies until they became incurable.
Every day that cough, cold, or my lung dis
case 10 neglected, makes tho chances Of a cure
more uncertain. We would recommend all suffer-
ing from any disease Of the Lungs whatever, to
use HAssoy's CoMrousD SyRup or TAR, Itneyer
fails in curing tho worst cases OF coughs. colds,
hoarsness, sore throat, caiarrh and asthma. 1t
Is IN infallible romody for whooping Cough be-
ing prescribed by some Of the leading ply sicans
In tho Northern and Southern States, and being
prepared under tho immediate supervision Of a
graduate Of the Pennsylvania Medical College
Tho proprictors beg leave 10 inform al that 1t Is
no "Qusck" preparation, but made strictly In ac-
cordsnoe with the advanced principles and theory
Of medicine. Price so oeuts per bottle
RUSSELL 4 Lands. Proprictors, Philadel.
Phia. Sold by A. l. Shaw, Cleardeld, Pa, and
by all Druggits. octi6-6m
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A PRoTEsT,-The document found
below was handed to us for publication. Hcrce
we send it on its mission;
Mn. EDIroR Tho following rcsolution was
unanimously adopted by the Union Teachers In
stitute, held at Greenyille, Bloom township, March
LIST, 1873;
WHEREAS, A convention Of School Directors
met at Clearfeld in January last and passed a
resolution making 1t compulsory on the part Of
Teachers to attend the County Institute; aud
s.WHEREAs, We deem such action on the part of
that convention improper, and evincing an unjust
appreciation Of our zeal--beng on the eve Of the
most successful and best represented Institute ever
held in Clearheld county. Therefore,
Resolred, That while we feel all due respect for
the authority vested in the Directors of common
schools, we emphatically protest against any CO.
erciye measures of the kind, assuring the people
that jealous interest and cherished pride in
our profession, and desire to advance the stand
ard Of Education, are the mighty incentives which
prompt us to attend such conventions at our own
expense. Therefore, VIC humbly pray that said
act be repealed, as we win never sign any agree
ment enforcing It,
Signed by the following Teachers: W. II. Pri-
deaux, L. G.. Hays, 0. b. Welsh, Amos Bloom, J.
ID. johnson, W. s. Luther, 4. Wilson, Y. d. Caid-
well, ]. i. McKendrick, W. A. Seyler J. c. Will
son, b. $. Kirk, s. T. Brockbank, c. s. Luther
NJ. A. Kirk, J. o. Clippnger, Mollie A. Brock
bank, Mary l.. Bonsall, l.. ". Berry, Agnes Myr.
ter, Mary A. Myrtcr, V. U. Spencer, Nina sloss
Maggie Bloom, +. Seyler.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Motnodi.t Episcopal Chureh--Rsy, !

xsthodist Episcopal Church--Rev, a. d.
va"sw Psstor.--public Service every Sabbath
=, IVA. NJ. and n PM,
sabbath School at Q A. M.
prsycr' 'Moctins every Thursday, at n P. NJ.
Communion Service, arst Sabbath Of every
month, at 10y A. N.
at, Andrews Church, Episcopai--ke Kew
as,roe HALL.--Public Service Sunday mcrning
", 10 o'clock, and at 7 =. M.-Sunday School at
p. M.-Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
a, I o'clock. =,
preaching on the Lords day at loi and u
o'clock. .n astl
Sunday School at sp.m IN.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at q ?. IN.
pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at "a p. IN.
st. Francis Church--Cathoiic--Rcv. r
" susRlDAs.--Mass at lO} o'clock A. NJ, on The
,econd and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Iutheran Church.-Rev. A. ]. HAnrsocK--
Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening
sabbath School at . a. IN. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. HN ID
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12


DoUBLY UNFoRTUNATE. Slas
Marlin, Of Brookyic, who had his horse and
buggy stolen, met with serious misfortune while
out after the thieves. He had hired livery
team and followed one trail to jamestown, n. Y,
when he heard Of the arrest Of the alleged robbers
at Strattanyie. lie then started for home. At
Franklin he inquired at the depot whether any
trains were soon due, and on being told there
would be none for half an hour, started to drive
down the Clarion turnpike. train came rushing
along, frightened his horses, and one Of them be-
coming entangled in the harness backed on the
track. The engine struck and killed one horse
and perfectly demolished the buggy. The County
Commissioners of yenango county should have
long ere this had fence made between the rail
road and pike along the nanows.- Clarion Dem