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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14
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THE OLDEST YSEITLER on
THE WEST BRINCH.
JAMES oALpwELL-skETcH OF HIS LIFE
q his RECOLLECTION OF THE EARLY
sETTLEMENT OF THIS VALLEY.

THE WEST BRINCH
JAMES cALpwELL-skETcH OF HIS LIfI
his RECOLLECTION OF THE EARLY
SETTLEMENT or THIS VALLEY,
Among the old settlers still residing
along the West Branch valley is Mr.
James Caldwell, now nearly ninety
years old, who lives in Chapman town
ship ON the south side Of the river op-
rositc this place Mr.. Caldwell is be
leved to be the oldest settler still liv-
! ing along the waters of the West
Branch he is at least the Oldest per
manent settler known to us for many
miles around, having resided in this
section of the State for over seventy
consecutive years, and lived at his
present home, uninterruptedly, for fifty
years. 'i
Mr.. Caldwell was born at Hanover,
Lancaster. county, Pa, March 10, 1856.
His father, named James Caldwell, was
also born in the same county, at place
called the Slate Quarry, some fifteen
miles from Lancaster city. A bricf
sketch here given of his fathers life,
will perhaps be read with interest to
show the trials and yicissitudes of pio-
ncer life experienced by the Caldwell
family. re
"My iather,p said Mr.. Caldwell, zen.
listed in the American army immedi-
ately upon the breaking out of the
Revolutionary war and remained in
active service until the struggle ended
and peace was proclaimed to the peo-
pie throughout the land After the
war, he purchased tract Of land in
the neighborhood of Pittsburgh, where
he went for the purpose of settling u
home for his family by engaging in
agricultural pursuits, But in those
days the Indians were strong in num-
bers and quite troublesome to the pro
gress of the white settler A sudden
attack, which was usually accompanied
by the torch and murderous tomahawk,
was one of the things always TO be
dreaded by the white settler, at the
breaking out of the least distuI bance
between the different tribes, Shortly
after his settlement there, indications
of an outbreak among the Indians be-
came so plainly perccptible to the eyes
of his wife and neighbors, that he was
prevailed upon to abandon the settle
mont, which he did Immediately by
removing to Warriors Run, in Nor,
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BrcoRpIso rIir EFFECT

Since his earliest treatment he had
dictated every symptom Of his disease,
and every effect of his medicine TO his
wife, making valuable record of DR..
Brown Scquard's treatment. lie lay
down on his bed with his hcmlocls bc-
side him, took fly drops, and began
slowly TO dictate to his wife. His mind
was clear, and his manner lucid. He
told him just how the symptoms would
follow each other, and just how he
would pass out from under the drugs
influence. The object Of all was TO re-
lax all the muscles 80 that the twitch.
ing Of the facial muscles would cease,
and when this was done, a coptinua-
ton Of tho hcmlock in smaller doses,
il was hoped, would relieve him entire
~. lie took tho first dose, and biz
wifi, wrote his words down as follows
4.1O p NJ, took so minims Squibbs's
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

Sworn (or afiirmed) and subscribed
before me,----, judge Of
the court OF common pleas of said
county Tor superintendent of public
instruction, as the case may be-, the
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Of sight leaving the foremost Tyggveson ships
shed and uncertain what to do y were not spS r ~
strike sail and wait I'LL Olaf himself win inc A0DS
Oars chief captains seeing the enemys huge sss mee
come % SS ane Snss nSw tps ts' srcse Of with
Mi sail mold on his course being now on so
soCTO says the hne the
shall men OF mine think oi ngnu Ne INIT aiQnt / Will
Dsvcr And 40 the battle Arrangement eas
ately began the battle Win a., s, If we'll recol
0Iat stood on ihe SerpeDts qnarierOeek, says
snorro thigh the others lie haa CIV m n s short
"a cnat AID was easily distinguished from other men
snorro's OF the battle Is aogttner sn,nsS, s
arsnhic and 40 minute that antqual1es gather iIon
H. n go disposed (Which but little artl WHAT tie
methods Of Morse seanghting wore 'ne: a,t, r.
matey boarding. aud mutual elashlng auu INA ,od
which It would not avail us to speak OF mere o aim
with both hands ut once; eucOuraglhR' hEn'iNt' "'
commanding Ike highest sea king. ,.,,, -, ,horo
Tie Danish fleet the Swedish eet were Doh OF tneih
quickly dealt with and successvey withdrew out OF
shotrange. And then Jarl Erie came up ana n9FceN ,
grappled with the Long Serpent or, rather Win noI
surrounding cOmradesi anu ged1uan, on, 90 ,Iy SriS
beaten empty OF men, with tne Long SelPent nclse'
piled with new men from the Swedes ana Danes; oIaI
had such resource, except IRON the crews oI ns %
begten ships and length this also failed him. ali MS
ships, except the Long Serpent, being beaten anu
emptied. Olaf fought on nnlielalhe. Lilo ISiyo ,r
boarded him. was twice ropulsed Olaf kept ms quarter
deck; uucOuquerable. though ieft now more anu n
hopeless fatally short OF help GaIi young pau,
Enar Tamoers.eyer very S areaIv the best archer
known Kept busy with his bow. Twice he nehriy rno,
Jarl Eric IN his ship "shoot lne that man. sara jan
Erie 10 bowman near him and, lust as IaubrrsheVer
was drawing his bow the tnlrd tiine, an arrow n ~ m
the middle and broke III II Two "Wnat Is ths tna' hs
king /" answered Tamberskever. 1ryRgvesons men, nc
observed with surprise, striking violently or ERIC
bat 10 no purpose; nobody fell How IS tmsi sshru %
Tryggyeson "Our swords nOtched aud blunted KING
they do not cut Olaf stepped down 70 his arnehest
delivered out new swords and 1t was observed as he
did H. blood ran utckng from lis wrist; but none knew
where the wound was; Eric boarded tnrI tme. Oi4i
left with hardly than one man, sprang oVefp"du
(one sees OF his still ganclng IN the even
ing SUI ana sank IN tho deep waters 10 MS long rest
RumOT ran among his peOpio that ne sun was no.
dead. grounding ON some movement by the ships OF
that traltorou Sgwad, they fanced Olaf had dyed ne
meath the kcels OF hs enemies, aud gO away WIN DIX
walJ ss Sgwald himself evidently did. Much was
hoped supposed, spoken says one old MOURNING sKau
"but truth Olaf Tryggveson WAS never seen
NorselaDd more" Strangely reIDa MS still shlnlhg
figure to us the wildly beautulest man: III body anu
IN soul, that one has ever heard OF in 'he NORTH
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r,,sc usare IL beho0ved the innovators therefore,,
In noye cautiously. In Cmabues pictures lnuon tas
nv milne is noticeable. The drapery still ias III III
ped and sym bolie folds, and the composlon
often conventional; but The faces and ngures % snVM
study OF nature and attempt TO follow her egRes,a ,a
The face OF the infant Savior In the had0nna anu
In the church OF Santa Maria Novellsi IL Ienn "
its union OF infante innocence and divine ugnI.S'
In 1902 Cmab died, leaving among MS nShu " ~ ~
nils lotto, THIS master may besL De stuuiou III
ence, Padua, aud Assist Inough pounu "a w.. ,.,h,oiiy
those traditlons from which his master had not Wholly
sncceeded in freeing himself, Glottos wOrk shows An
astonishing advance over bis predeg s.ots. nc MA, D
called tbe hrst portrait painter Ia the chapel OF tue
paace of tile POdesa In Florence Is feprtseh soh W
tle Last Judgment, In which portraits 0f Dante ahu
Others are Introduced; and the halfObterafed lretso
Oys the excellence 70 which tho artist attained Ia
1901 he went 10 Padua under the patronage OF Enrco
Scroyeduo who IN return for honoIs conferred upon
Venice had built chapel 10 the virgin oO'to
covered the walls OF hs chapel with several serles O
fcescoes The series representing the lives OF the VIZ
gin aud the Lord the most interesting work OF art OF
the century and is worthy of the closest study Ploto
graphs of these have been taken and should Do
in the hands Of art student. Seeotions rom ls
series, representing tue Return Of the virgin AteF nt
Betrohal, the Flight Into Egypt the Baptism be1rayh
Crnclf xioD EntombmeD and Ascension ol tne oaNoI,
were projected Oh the scTeen) Many OF Glottus mas
terpieCes be viewed In tDe 'uutcu
Assist where lie the mortal remains Oh o. frhncis
Here among Others may he seen the three large ale
gorical epresenDg the Marriage OF 81 Ffaho
Poverty Chastity. and Obedience IhOugh muen Iauis
has been Justly found with these paintings for tho oD
scnr,ty of the alleaory still they command admiration
Tor their manifold exceences Before the present cen
tury the praises bestowed on Gi0lto by bs cotempo
rsriss were attributed TO eIaggerltion. But as his
works are becoming better known and studied. the
GREAT ness Of the mans genus Is ACKNOWLEDGED and ne
is Justly placed among the great artists of AL ages
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
TIE YALE ART LECTURES.

PROF. D. cADY EATON on EARLY ITALIAN ART
FIRST EFFORTS oP CIMABUE TO FOLLOW NATURE
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GIOTTo.
lYRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE TRrBUEEl
NEW-HAvEN, Jan. 20.-The second in Prot
D. Cady Elton's Of lectures the History Of
Italian Painting" delivered In the south gallery Of
the Art School this evening Like the lectures In Prof
Welrs course OF last term 1t profusey illustrated
by photographs projected large screen, which COW
cred an entire wall OF the gallery.
Cmabue wac born. said the Professor auspicous
time Italy had just been freed from German rule and
imperial authority 1t was age OF free thought of
mental activity; 1t was the age Of Dante From the
ninth century painting had been entirely ia the hands
Of artists from Constannope, masters of the socaled
Byzantine school, This school held it's first principle
that art merely the servant OF theology. The
painter merely executed what the monks designed 1t
is needless TO that art dictated by monks OF
tine art however has been found to possess extraord
nary tenacity Of life Egeu to this day the pictures
hung in Russian churches for alteration can be disn
gished from those executed centuries only by the
eshness Of coloring. single picture OF the Vr
gin and Child will give a sufficient idea OF what be
seen in thousand instances scattered through Europe
The eyes OF the Virgin have petulan stare the nose
and cheeks are elongated out OF alpropor ton
possible upper lip and mouth complete the features.
The whole has uglness and repuslveness that
may have recoDcied many monk 10 ascetcism and eel
ibacy Aud II the head OF the Virgin is repulsve how
much more 90 is the head Of the Child
with It's tonsured locks its features, and Its
expression 1n both, we notice the length
of the hands and attenuated fingers distinctive fea
lures Of the Byzantine school, which delighted in pro-
lonRstions.
To Cimaoue as much 10 any one must be given the
honor Of the first attempt to follow artistic truth. We
notice. Of course much that is conventional and crude
In his work Departure from the traditions OF earlier
naintlpe was not only daring innovation in Itself
evt hsyesy-s Esv0lt against the Church ~ WeY ~
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE IROI
PROPERTY

IN AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned CgmnssneIs Of decree T" ne UT
pending the Bcdalo Cap IEsn steel Company vi" ss
public auction. 80 =,
WEDNESDAY the 81 iav ~ March 1875. BUFFALO GAP
the sf,rsssd cOlnt,. al the
REAL TAT&
Of Rrsi tst embraces Tract OF
MINERAL LANDS,
eontaiuipg about ] $50 acres. with -
TWO YAL0ABLB IRON FURNACES
thereon. and FARM Of sbout go ACES ,,, -.
The two parcels lad aoagh aGg each Other viii be se6
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ere located 10 miles vest 47 miles Of Richmond
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u garden, fJwers,
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iscl. book for ALL 80 n,ooon =, ,
Elegantly printed tne1 paper with over slUVVV worm o.
| new Illustrations. Pace 81 b.
" 6. ". CARLETON Co., Publishers, EeN-YOrf.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

THOMAS T. rAsxER JR sTEPHsN P. ,AsKss,
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.,
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON MORKS
~, DELAWARE
O.ee rnh and Taskersts., Phlaepuls.
nee and Warehouse, No II Goh;-,t New-foh
Ohc< and Wsrehouse. No. Sc v,s-s.. Boston.
Manufacturers roagbs oI MeIed tubes plan gayAmEed sso
rubber gss ard - -
LAP.WELDBU CHARCOAL Iron BOILER TUBES
oil WELL TUBING AND CASING. .... ...,, ,,oox.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, ERASS VALVES AM ooOhS
GAS AND STEAM RlfTBRS TNob&
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIE
STREET LAMP POSTS ANO Ian TERMS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &C. - =. -.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Oth PATBNf
yULCASiZED RUBBER-t DATED TUBE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
Gitn Ecal Gslate TOR Sale.

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-A corner HOUSE
"a .d LJr 70 ave, uefsOe ior bu'
"''' -''''''' b. GARRISON 597 Sixth are.
At BARGAINS.-FOR SALE-Three-stOry
y brown st ne and bck DW ELLISGS chOc. he.on. Oars
wanted. Must be soh. j, bEbhBh
22si 3lsve corner 2ithst., Harlem s.virss banl Yalre
DARGAIN.-Four tive-storY brick TENE-
ID MtNI HOUSES we'll SALh, che'D Tor csh;
ohe to exchange baug los l. LBiiCaAFi G9o shave
EOR SALE-Only one of the fOur-stOry
brpeustone 62s, 7i fet wat Of Broldaay
for s UJO. 40. BEDSLL. Osnef. 3JS Wet 80 d-'-
eNDESTRUCIlBLE PATENT PLASTER
ceilings sud walls rp 10 one g. nme Of ordinary
work and rran not p G. liz BERt I'll LbertyL