Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-05
ASsOcIA TED PRESS LETTER
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1875,
THE nAzAAn 0r NATIONS.

dSSOcIA TED PRESS LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1875,
rue nAzAAR or NATIONS.
Now that this novel eutortainlucnt
Is ended, can, with proprlcty, toll
what 4 saw tkcrc, without being NO.
cused of advertising the affair, The
whole thing was we'll gotten up, bat
us the Art Gallery was th< fcatnlv of
the Exhibition shall con6nc myself
exclusively to description Of n few of
the many pieces Of retu exhibited
There were Just l42 pieces Of works of
art, nicely scatalogucd on erean,-tinted
paper, mid amongst thosc which III
tractcd most attention, were the oIonc
Picket by A. Carpenter This was,
indeed, true 70 nature Castles on the
Rhine, Tax on Cotton by y. Ongloss
The Way-worn Traveller, by G. Obbler
Mustered Out, by O. Astor, a vcrystriks
ing exemplifeation Of the artists skill
Tales of the Sea, by Herring. Nothing
conld possibly be trucr to natuiv than
this The Little Indian was good, and
ought TO be on exhibition at tho Con
tcnnial. The Bust ola Commentator.
by Mercer, attracted very great atten-
ton. Portraits of Washington and
Lincoln, by Dummy s. Tampit, were
said to be. by visitors TO European
Galleries, equal TO any works Of nrt
they saw there, Ruins i'm China, bv
Ash, waslpcricct, but the Old Mill and
the Waterfall, called tomind an old
iamiliarscene Tho Shippers Home,
by Cheeseman, was, In MY Judgment,
the best piocc on exhibition. You
could not hear the old Skipper tnlk,
while looking at thcm, butt did not
require vivid sketch Of then mind to
Imagine them living, moving bcings,
animated with life and vigor. A more
truthful illustration was never present.
ed by any artist. alo''
To describe all Of the l42 would
take more space than You can spare.
and, in u word, al were excellent but
those especially good, were u view Of
the famous Switch back, by Hare |;
Sower Of Tares, by Steelci Coke and
Blackstone by Minor; Combe ON tho
Constitution, by Horne, Family Jars,
by stone Sweet Sixteen, was exceed
ingly good, | own up | foltlike eat.
ing "Sweet sixteen | felt 80 much in
love with her. True Blue, by Barlow.
and the Star of Evening, BY School,
ifrc all that | shall now speak Of .i.
Perhaps, before closing, had better
mention that the "Lone Picket, refer
red to above, was from the garden
fence of Farmer Brown, the Castle on
the Rhine, was q penny castle on an
orange rind the Tax on Cotton, was d
small piece of cotton with few carpet
tacks on Il the Way-worn Traveller,
very old shoe; Mustered Out, was
an empty mustard cup; Tales OF the
Sea, were herrings tails; the Little
Indian, spoonful of Indian meal The
Bust of Commentator, was meay
potato that had been boiled until It's
skin burst; the Portraits Of Washing.
ton and Lincoln, postage stamps Ruins
in China, were a broken cup in an ash.
pan; the Old Mill and the Waterfall,
were worn out coffec-mill and some
body's sisters back hair; the Home of
the Shippers was u piece of very old
cheese the famous Switch-back was
% inches Of dyed oakum Sowcr Of
Tarcs was needle and thread; Coke
and Blackstone, a piece of coal and
coke Combc on the Constitution. was
a hair comb on piece of paper on
which was written the word Constitu-
tion; Family Jars, were two preserving
jars; Sweet Sixteen was represented
by fifteen Jumps of sugar, somebody
having eaton one; True Bluc was a
box OF indigo and the Star of Evening
was our bright, newsy, prosperous
Evening Star, of which Charles u.
School is the able editor. Affa
RIGHT REV. pR. JAGdAR eat'2 z
The conservation Of Rev DR.. Jagsar,
as Bishop Of the Southern Diocese Of
Ohio, took place at Holy Trinity Prot.
d,,;, a.. .,- MI Nv
wcre srulv o,and 49, and s ssao"'o,,ss ~
extreme 't'he ,.d,,,,m.nd ~ e's ~ Il ,nnI,' sv
Nazarinc to his disciples to l'bee i meek
and lowly," seems to have been lost
sight Of in this instance. The cere.
monies were under the direction Of
Right Rev. Benjamin Bosworth Smith
of the diocese OF Kentucky. presiding
bishop of the Episcopal Church in tbe
United States The lone doublc flc
of white-robcd clercymep marchino
around the sanctuary y 10 such music as q
the aVeaite ErultemusD f(;eorcian Eth
tonc) and fling to right and leit. after
having marched down tbc sonthorn
and up the middle aisle towards tho
lchancel was nm imposing s;gbt soldom