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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
les of the graduates
Y Millard Richmond Jones. = Y
John lnnes Kane. \ Is. y \

~ - ~ o"
John lnnus Kane, \ Is, y \
joan keaD, Jr, y j
Frank kecK, Is =, y Y
Edward Kent, Jr. LII
john Hill Kitchen. y Y
Jo-rph kohler. y I
solomon kOhn, B :. y Y
lsaat kugciman, l. I
1hOs lslch Il Lane, \ u. y Y
Chas Percy L1t.iug. 4 II. y /
Frederick Richard Lee, v Y
III Lcipzlgcf. a B. Is =, \ \
Euycn, IL Lewis. \ h. Wis
Ilichar James l. wis. y I
tn.ls Ming LeAOs. a B, y Y
Geo Francis liLcOln. 4 u. y Y
Bloomfield iiltr.l. A B, y J
Mortimer Living sion, y y
Henry lOwcni.al. 4 u. y Y
Robert J LOausb y I
Patrick McCabc, A NJ, y Y
Henry MaCdOna, y \
Geo Maisell Ne he lar. " I
Percy a. MCManOa, a B, y Z
William Justin Mann. y \
Adrian V Martrnse. a Is. l. I
Waller Henry Mait.n. Fla
Henry MrtIingrr. y y
Patrick J0Sepa Mogan, Cal
T. Dr ,haiu Moon. 4 u, y Y
jose q Morales. A VI. NJ
john Andrcw MO-ab, Conn
Stanley Mortimer. y y
TAomds = l. Mon {. y Y
Edward AlOnLo Muir. y ]
Samuel Mul.ra, y Y
LuAc Mulvany. \ B. y Y
James Is murray. y Y
W Myudi Use, = IS, ' Y
Geo BaldN Newell, y Y
Morgan J O'Brien. a li. v Y
S.cpaelJ O'liarc, 4 Is, y Y
Mm { rrightou OstraHd,r.S y Z
Clas IA Gus, 4 u, y \
William liclry lar. y Y
Appleton ID Palmer. y ]
AdOlphus Di' deucA Pap@ NY
James Mm ftrrt. y \
Augustus q liIss0u. 4 B. y Y
Willard STANLEY fiad ", u, y i
William Prall. Ph ID. y J
TaIrdDt Putnam, y \
Stuart l1tZ Randolph. l. !
David II li,geHsDnrgcr. al
John KrynOH.s. \ B. y \
J. III Ri'nar'i-on. \ u, lnd
Henry 4 Rogers, y \
DE Leonard Kugg, \ Y
Chas Is sanders. a -, Mac
Frrd'k l. " SChl;iutr. y \
Herman " Schmitz. y Y
tOrnrllus : scott. y Is, NY
Thos /. Seabfook, Ph Il. y
Horace Sccur. 81. y \
join Ekin shaw. \ II, Penn
Harry Higgins ShIOlr. y }
Aiux'r Is >imun ~. A Is, y Z
Angci jacob = mpsOu, y Y
James IA Skidmore. u. l. !
John IS skinner. A Is. y Y
Alexis cutler smith. \ Y
Arthur q smith. \ IS. y Y
James w ~miln, \ u. |. |
Oliver DraNe Smith. y J
Jacob y Dd SiiNa soils. y Y
IA X SlaulDng. \ u. Mas
Gilbert VI ser. jr. \ u, y Y
Horny l. spI iguu, Il :. y 7
Oliver Lloyd steele, l. l
: IA I! stosari, \ IS, -
Silas NJ stllH,l. Jf. \ II, y Y
Lcnsrts Strcbeign. \ Is, y ]
William StoOthOif. l. l
Join K strong 4 X, y. \
Jas r SNanioI. A NJ. y Y
,John A. Sweeny, \ Is. NJ as
Everett VI swift \ IL. " \
Chal !rs Talbot. \ Y
sutherland 1rnnsy. A II. y Y
Thomas Teac a.r. \ u. Onn
David Thomson, \ II, y Y
Hob r F1ilnry. \ h, N 7
Leopold Turs. y \
William q Valentine. Y Y
Daniel Is Velmi ye. A Is. y J
Joseph h N,inniye, \ NJ, \ Y
Henry w Wcbb, L. NJ. y \
samuel " White. \ Is, l. |
Iacho NJ Whitl0ck. \ II. y Y
Elliot Williams. y Y
Francis Al " ilson. \ NJ, y Y
william Robert Wilson. y J
Francis J Worcester. A Is, MI
Total. 2lO
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

At the WashingtOn-place Police Court yesterday,
Robert b. Garland held charged with stabbng Thomas
Moore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-04
Kennebec Savings Bank.

This Bank Is not required 10 make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the 1911 day of ans
month aiN be doted back to tie first dag Of MI
same month.
On First Monday in May and November of each
year a dividend will be made on all deposits stand
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month.
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not to be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends soon as declared are added to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors on depositing their
Bank Book as security.
Office in Freemans Bank Building.
F. H. ADAMS, Treasurer.
W. F. HALLETT, President.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1875. jan29-t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-04
For Sale.

A COTTAGE HOUSE and Stable abou! an acre oil
n land, all ia good repair, about one mile from
Kennebec Bridge, Augusta, on the west side OF riv-
er, will be sold cheap and on good terms. Enquire
OF . .
aug25tly H. .. NICHOLS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-04
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Ureau12ed in lS49.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. w North,
ARENAS L,bbey, Wm $. Badger, Sam'l Titcom5
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, IA Water
st. Bank open daily. from A. NJ. to P. NJ. and
from to 40 p. NJ. Saturday Evenings from TO
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits Of any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice a year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out 10 added 10 the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth dag OF each
month, will draw interest from the frst day OF The
same month.
SS-Under the existing law OF this State, all de-
posts in Savings Banks, are exempt from munich
pal fdcation and the rate OF interest limited to
six per cent. per annum payable semi-annualy.
No returns OF names Of depositors are required
TO be made to State or town authorities. and all &C
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly pirate
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de
post money in their own Names SO that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
| Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April 20. 1873. t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-04

CONTINUED TOMORROW.
, 1875-07-28
with his ptsY, Tho terrified trlho rot up r1nlvnr-

with his ptcy, tho terrified tribo sot up ,tnlvnr
Hnl lo* of Erief. at tin lpHa u tCrlr chief.
The.,nuh the brDliser VI thu cLiefIai,,. luckinH
k,ifo to iits beit, prepared for tho 1arcno. Tho
nea monster. yot h,,saleA htnl expecting au
equally casy prey, mnt'o for hts second asaa,lsnt
hit tho abort swimmer when about tn 10 ein2rd
Owed under tho open jaws ready to recoye linn,
and. unrhcatling hiH kpifo. tnut1o gasl, IN tho
sannch of tho nlo1Istnr. through, witch hs ell
tered, dragged out hia unframed hro!!,nr, and
ra,,;h1y replaced him In Hasnty on hia tnlo raft,
wlnio +houts of congratulatlnn from tho
tr'n tnng INT from tho adjuiu.nE Hills.
Tho wounded monster slowly ro-
treated Ia f,fa tien a,mt 1;pappearnd in
The vortex. Hinco Tint tin,o no Indian has ovor
vonurc,l out Of his deptl, On these dangerous
waters. lie diapcrsed trbo became degenerate
shorc-slers, clan.eatcra, hntt alggers, such as
shty wcro found by tlln Mormon settlers. bus
tDdeh tho tato iil which anti1uhr!nnn will ',o
Doubt fecngnizo an American verrinn Ut tonstl'a
wl,aln story. Cur company at leaHt Regarded It
M lifting cloAo to . very intareating day TN
Utah Lake, MIL lct1lapB dreamed nf day not
long distant wlcr tho hpspitnblo 10 1'aron ranch.
enlarged in it's dn.cusfona and i'ttod m VIII tho
appliances Of tnut3esn 1ifn, rl,o,il entertain a.
nuproc.atiyo gp8ts ol.tsolgoA, mhllo tho mod
cru htunulbont H,aH safely uncIDr i,oar tho 'tr.
lex, and a longor line nenst,ro In fcot atld
Inches tho depth Of This bottonlcsH pit.
, 1875-07-28
TWO 10 ONE.
4 l'iuc,ky Clerk Has a Drsperntc E,i.
cnnntcr With Two lflirvtiara-.1ud
Eontrh or First f1cxt-TIle TEUfEtNuS
tsek tEint Thul DeMervn from Him.

Il I'lNc'ty Clerk lan* n Desperate I.,1-
chtntcr With Two lfMrvtiara-Al,d
Gomez orr E'trAt f1cxt-TI,e TsuFgtnns
Get .Ehnt They Deserve from Him.
Rc'fdt 1rfa"Ht, .iuiytt.
Davll dolluaun, clerk IN thu country store Of
William Christy. in Lneaviilc. OH tle corner OF
Butter avauue a1,l the G1A,iot 1oad. which IL qia.
tant about En'los fEaul4 tho Clty-IIal, woke ut,
as au carly honr yohtcrdAt morulhl' 10 tho con
feio1aneAs tint some ono wan moving about in
lhe store. directly under lis room; and. a11nlns
himself With !!ls revolver c,cpt softly down thD
back htalrb. Tho stairs open into long nn1row
fonM hack Of the store, aud ns long ns tho room
IL wide. and betoso Lo had taken three steps
hind him and tuck him q heavy blow
nn tho back Of tho head, which laid l.Rs
OIL the fdor n an inAeusil,ie condition. Wllen lo
came to ho found tho robber cIga:cI in tearing
up h!s shirt aud ssut1'ng it Into his mouth 4s u
gag to prevent him crying out. lie at once re-
no"od Lbs struggle and exasper.ted the ru!iiau,
who dealt hin number Of sewers etabs i'll to
arm. before he could inilctn fatal wound MIR.
!'oDn8o'l caught hold Of The baaie with bis LETT
hanl. while With Ais right l,e raiscI h,s ,cvolyer
and fired . shot upwattla into tho body of tho
ruitlan, who was holding him down. The latter
loaped up with cry OF paln, md. niter kicking
li's Frustrated antagonist III tho head, ss2rtca for
tho door. ~ "a alto anptheF tnlttlur nho about
Tits lime ,naat liIH appearance. Jpllllson, ras-
Ing up OIL hls olbow. ilreh a shot as tho second
burglar after which lie fell hack weak and Dr.
haustcd from losa Of blood. Tue two mon. how
ever. did not stop and diuappeared frpm yiey jn
the darkuesa outside.
In tho morning 1t was quito ovlons that both
bullets had told, and QUO Ut them perhaps IA
tally. Thero were blood marks in the yarl and
on the stops and III tho road, wi.ilo ths dust in
tic road MA n1arked IN = peculiar manner, iud-
calling that tho h'dv Of a man bad bcen pt1i'od
outHit!s OF tho Rato and llttsl into buggy, tho
phecl-1psrks OF which wsra t,lainIv vitit!e III
the dust, Mr. johnson ia unable 10 identity any
Of his assailants 1hc burglars Ind lifted Tue
tod up about @2uo wurt4 Of dry goo4ls, ready to
carry nl!, hut nothing wasAtofcn owing to john.
sons prompt md courageous action.
Mr.. Juslns0n'a wounds are uultc seyoro. In
addition 70 those iAlluted GU bis arm, his hand
was feartul1Y c's and gassied by hs catching;
hold Of tho tn,lFdelola dagger, ard it will be
Bono timo b0!oro lie will ID ablo to he out again.
, 1875-07-28
a heSv Application OF 1'amutu.
. Dubuque UfFAhE

AtathsF slaFP boy pa Jul1an avenue read in
sklu so bard aud tough in sxIused ,,Iscoa ti,nt
ciat'ng aud bfihterng would not occur, HsY.
tnK considered tho Matter fu!ly, and bought
aud applisd lalt-aa.ouneo of tho nov.
der tho sharp boy is nov. aLln 10 endure tLe
sosetest application OF the nlateruA palm or sp-
per. Or oven the patornal ahlugle without wi,c-
lug and while tho authors of h.s bepV parsnira
with eaertion and marvel at hla endurance. hc
arlsos from tho knea Of puDIahmsnt aud Toss
OH wAlst4nE with mind fres from care, Z hady
exempt from btistess, aud coincidence sna snst
equally cAllousad TO punishmept, "S"'
, 1875-07-28
To ALI FrioNdx Of Temperance nut
HtuhlhttiDn

MoSTlcxLlo, ~, July ~, 1s76.-Thero will be
held, ~ tic mouth Of Octubor Or November, ii.
tho tity of slrtngaeld, H.. and in Represents
tive Hail. = Htata Temperance Convention, for
the purpose OF calling together. for organization
ana taork, Tho tesnpetan people Of tho HtAte,
irrespective ct patty tuoa.
temperance organizations, and ull orgauxations
iflohd'y to tho causa Of prohibition, church.
sssoc1sttons, pro4tytories, and conferences of
~ tna churc1es are expected 70 seud raprssentA-
The motsllt{ Of the AtAte, prosps.tty os our
country cause Of God, the CRY Of poverty, OF Tie
, 1875-07-28

A1'ASTEn WE HAVE '.sstt cE,rpME1sS ron
~ hhsint%s us1Herty IIclsph hat~.rfI Mn.,-.4 nui
S.sth ;atcr.s. H.u.t lH at..rG.i, a.,u1 IT. IN Ill.,
Nnto $fH.nH. Iuiutrn II .fACDH WE1f. L UI:u!t,E 4
hEhtt!Kfs, Nh. iti Hearl,,sn.,t.
}EASIED-A sMAfL lt.,U II: iSlI 1ijr W1isTji
als,a; - n u 'pt,; vi nsko r,. pa,r,.~,t viii
fr h-s"ncc. Adrfrrss UEs. Tr'une ttf:rn.
}{rASTED ~ HMAtL FAKM WIrH tan,n M
proyGHleHts ur?r ti,c ritF f,r r.>l, ,,:t. Abput
!a.ttn nr :%,Atl i. II, kEEtr;R. iIit l.:k-tt,
fNANrEt,- t,-WtIL .!N;A rEu H,wI LANES vUK
~ nfstctas tuhut I't1,t .tis bq,h L., clear, u
HI. lMltl,1tE Liza f!utIinr. ikltl & --~- =
, 1875-07-28

= --
itHlH SALE .:i.K i.KaI-.t ttHJtI 1.EtJftM ttJTFAt;T
h'H n. Al Et,aI.u, 4luI.tpsu, nsll VI ,hna.hiy
9tho .ft nlt,nt"i t'fta1a with Eri cellar phrk
NTEt NJ stl :I"t lAn nnI b1fntnthly tar b snc...
-" y euEn 3.'nty i;,u., hsick fnn1iattnn, ami
~ @ II =. ~ x r.. "n ~ s,t haAro7 i, tnt
h.Fafn Er'taHs 7"t 5fit It tear f:H mir kI01
ans1t " uhn'alJ nAa v,rri e"E.t and vel.
*''"ll ~ my rtrI rffAKe and tNu fI:A 4. i1Hs
nIs'he, 't 'wr aud ~ "i!n:t FIR hai.uro sv,i
t4a" .A"' ~" It 'lra'rs" "ptr"s aA3x tnon
k'Hit SA.E-siU WILL. NGY 4 BEAUTIFUL. Lit
J. a. patx lHike NJ d wn ha'l j; NJ nii, until
rat OBI bfcf fr,T fulHt- ff2erJ snn fr>e Ehsai,.
ct "foastJ " tna!sct lana, TT, Al tane etti,s
"ha prit"s. iHA HR}HS. III lts>alis. At. i.ty,tn l.
L'us sALE-hT AsAGKIfN;r, AEREs DS MAD.
i,"n't. tt w". nt c!tJ HINTS n,,t i.r sai I,nms.
I41tely. j. u. K kL.lf.tik i.iA1k.At .
, 1875-07-28

! B0olheepnr.. Clerks. kc.
Tho fs;s:
hasss iii q fSsns ass 1
WAXTEpaA yGtty,i Man, wH6 .usnER-
Ss.s n1. xSS; R;.: !, ss
| WA:xrEn tnMrhTEST FOREMAN Ann ~
= ns' s .xs ss w. s.:s "a HF'tc aiy
| kEAaS:!hp ntKxFss: A4KER, = MIN ri
swtfii 21;;2Gyt' S;2G'y + '"Fne' s'o'tosnh and
"ss si;":s Il III;
FIR ea1ss, ssssts,.'s, sHsrH''s dfrry 0NIF
| {{TANTsD, ;t'aaHtAHk TRIMMER noon iyn1rr
/ "tnt Adam. 81. "'>"S' " ''' hL'sE. u
| WASS,yiiht.pu.. 4 nt;,AuKxn!rA AMI a cAnK14ti5
41f !H,lq;. s spps 81. '' KoilSoSSa 1ha: SaDs
| E1nnlovn,ont Agencies.
! WANTED aA RAILROAD MEN FOR H. H. = 4
,r! !s ~ .ssi i ;fa III ,:s
~; o'sss % # + ss ,':r ~ baggage 1SDh T.
V4AxrED, .ul:All.KoA1. .A!td1nFKs. Il. Is pm
ts! ,sds; IL e.a'a'.ers l. Asi,kL u ssath
dss flce t.'e tho ~at IL. %, o ~
?s' Il: ' ss:'s ''~s:?s:;':
\VAXTED-T3 lEAyE iiI1* DAY 70 MEN xT
@ @ Il Il s .t::.; Il; II.
WANT1tnaan LANoNl;ltS Fill e, i. !. / r.
H.; 4 ! est:s HI III E.aasiss :s s;s
\HAS1El'-cs Is tioAi. MINERS At M1S0sK, ILL.,;
:. Ind" .ufa 81 .o Z" 'sf'k' '* t'oubs
\thSIEn At;ESTr To SEt.f. -oUn sEtF.
.i., 's,,nin; Fsnti, fri. and jcr Prs Self At
slnC aftlS. = Ar& :! Adanls.st.
14'ASTED .h'FS. We t;AS snow COOP MN
~ o." t. ntnko 70 reck tn eu1sN capital Ind viii
T. '.Ksy. Xxx f.; &C.; t h.ss, .yrS 4 l!ffn;
HASrEp;-AN khAAND BOY; MUST H,,,Nt;
"ashi1xf'Hi-ft, at -. IN. -N
WANTED. MIN ~ sELL .ltKuuKs' NEW
, shAr"net aud r1ats'cut nh In hrst as.iccs fur
iA,.s;fI,a is a.'rl', s:.np.u, lis lat Hais..as t.,
WAAIEp -t;ASvAS~E1tS EVERYWHERE ri
~ trll rHt't.n-. nt"'irs, Iul nn,rir}r+ Wa Lenn
ln3'e aN*ortta~nt uf rms very laest And bFtt sSnr
ri, M :. fF,I' e.. mt "ssr c"n"a"rs e sck
""ra Caia' .uf tf''r. t. ST. I..SfStiT.fS III Statn
1EtSfE1I-A 4 FEN LAIinNtllS ,lS pAt,IE,i, ~
" near eslEnc-l1aute to-slar.
\IAA1AD-A Nl1MHt:K ~ K4Tls, pHSMj:y- tx
u'sock tff' tnoratng JOHN T, GEKitY. p>1S
H'AS1ED YOUNG NAN WITH sue ri FIJI,
h1'rly At.; South CLARK NJ, Koo,n ii. %"'3'''
N'ANTED-Twu wAlrERs WHO ARP NIT
~, ~ afraid of~ork Apply a. To. Ii We.t Nsdisan 1t.
, 1875-07-28

EHDR sALE-tM ExCutSHE 81, AIRES VAL.
natsn e."! t.ad nsa; ftr4.4.nd, H.: VIII he lid ~
1,sr1s'a41+ "ddtoa. .tUlIS T. EpCMitiS, I'll DsK aib
as, 1sfts.!,n. NY.
HH3h kH-tHfEAf' -f.ttftttF ttfi'ftt,tID AltMH
aha adEe-pfDpar!y In saet- ii .iH nrrc. stu :;
flil.,s 81 t:hcsH1 E. =. WtIrFIE If'i,rl =, =
, 1875-07-28

7,AiiTSER WAHrED WITH saa TD fi.utt II 4
Ntst-s nuuopol5 Call at it'o'u u A.Lland ltlntk.
1>AnTSEn WANTED NTH i UAprALuF lt4u
sl5cA established. IL inu county town. slateI ID
.allss fss'a isaYo rats oprutuulty.
Party speaking thurman nrslet1. Fur pIsrs nd.
Ill - " '"Ne~'
, 1875-07-28

N~SAtA%k31 o4A8AN @Et3s
GsXK nAnESk .s. / 4 S1 FMoS =
issrs standing IL ,hta e,y Tne BUSINESS ii bear e
fi i II LseH LEss1sa. ''' " o.
4 N 4 no. ~ nARnEn, SHOP. cI1AR. STAND,
I'D: f.s9i,ss z'c s $'99 6 r *: ;rts; &
= West Randnlpa4t. ~'
,;s, S1sxEo1sss Is Lay SALOON, s srnk: fSn r,x:
!, klnsT:cLANa nllLI4Rp HALL. on TIL; i
@ ss sssa.s & ses es:as.s ss
ASH AND HES!. ESTATE F9R sr..uk ~
Adipo.s 4. ssa'h iasn.s. nj "',' saa '''S' "'A o.
1JousE AID, kA!t,pS DplSd 4 N1, ] Husi.
so hrs iaa sss :. s:'iS; i Sss.
/ HAVE TWO SEW HOUSES Os s!lUTN Ei6E.
sas ~ s:s1a s.: nsi ass5p
. ss T. 4s:s. e oss '''' or se4 Of
ss+ ;s q x :'s;fs
SE.aip lST!kEs HSIns ;sa, IN l nsS
iu1aSaiioss.% % nSaa d. i.'A''' 'ssa''@ - T. e''A"R
l>AMriks nEsiR.ku ~ fMhAHK IN 4 rn0F.
l'os:, &.ts..1.s Hh'ssso. ii: IT, '''''@ "A'<SA
RAKE CHANCE MUST NE sul.D AE III + owYEK
sS CO. Sa Sss1 .its ss:ss: sss h'''a
sroeary sus1 dHns l4sgs essh business tut sale It
tu pastltulAss atstrsss L. U. B11 1. Hoe 1ford iii,
}A'ANTEn- "a NUslNEsS NAN ToTAKE Cj,AndK
vt thu knts, vttee. and hnahEiAl management Of
s.. .sa III iii /. Ii:
And TAR aaaEt nnd Gecuatags tll1sp1 lnisfeat
. sc''si s v Fss: @ sss ''a 'aa
o5MS M ' Il. t & l. t. t 5.a,..{ fS. So%!
shtns1y - Road - ned and coluplse In al
LnllttnH btaek; steAa tseri nc. In operation, doing
psuspesu4s Lassnss.; Will DO sold - batg44n On sssT
issms Far pattcnlsrs nddrs.s ". II. DILEIAGtiAM.
No. IN MaIu.st., tout*s!l!s. k5.
1VANTE!-rwO MEN OF titlOD ntis1SEss
Hu4ltle. - general aEeuss In Eytu1sills Ind, and
Jsa Auae+, la. ltuslauss s!rle,ly Legitimate, aud
chance - !e.lte f,on sN y ~ Hauthl, nn.his
9s as'd .ss: !:i s II! i!S ill., ss
cl nm RI ts,uU HitHlSEss-As t7Pi45R:
t'l.n9DO t4uis' L sa*Evd ao1 number o. n.ftss s
s.susss ssls Il ~ ssais ss ssl. tSr .. tur ~
fib ~nAud sreA IL sssIy c} tn~a aal !lisHo IN ths
United slA!sa ptubls O psr COLT pfstsd y patent:
hn sotnpstitaon NJ tsrrtsu toE sai snsy to be H.
xsst$l ~ thu xods lasty for ustla aos 6stnk mann.
featured T.? larYa sud ssspuusitts tsAIisl1ent In
Ehieasp. Any Sas answertnF ihls .ud xsinx fa Mans
will BY ahHdod ~ opportunity f's tatt saa tauzauah
iEve.tixatloi AAdEusa Y d. Tribune oshcs
q nm 4 GENTLEMAH or iSrELLlQkNQE
out Ut tho city luninss4 II ssA Ia svaty sssHsc Ia
aulko a III RtAtxst.. Kon.. -
MACHINERY,
, 1875-07-28

cS rAlD FOR WEnsTEKB nlurioNlKY-
E>eks 6li1Klra. " S9ath QlllsA
, 1875-07-28

GINGER 0FF1QE or A. J. MELAllEAr, "a WGST
- hSA1Aoe-st.-A cAlHss sold ~ Na1t61y 1At,aaaA
r$nt4t. s1aaAaxad. and sapa1tsd.
, 1875-07-28

WANTED NEW nN sEookD-MAhD HAC.llN-
.a.u!Isa; paiysi, flank DuIi1L4s H.shiassa Shs %
To- M Ill, YJ sud - south 0AnAl4t.
, 1875-07-28
WANTED--FEMALE HELP.


.-.-... rnn.cstiC%.
tV4NTED~t GIRL To IlO H0USEWCRK rE A
- .fa1i family. Call for two days VI hputA Stpr-
3EAkTEp-A GIRL FOR GES ER4i. t1t,t;SEwO,,E
a'd 's"nrT' Ger'nan preferred vi We,t iiaft.n.s:
1teASfEu-t!InT To DO GKHkl.AL iIoljHj;-
W wprk At 14sB IndianaAv.
TEp-iiOusEKEEPEKS IL WAIT 131s M
,r ne1ic, npIs,. " ttAr,.t s;ply to
1Erc ~ % 'if Samaritan Society. Epoa H. ii SAD
NEAaTkp,,, a GERMAN GILL Ml,sr W ASIAN
~ '"ah well ;*akr., IT rcr Mc"k. <1 Wala,h AZ.
N-ASfED-A ksA NT EtflI. t>H WOMAN Swrpf,
thts ~ Wrarra
N'Asfe!,-A GoMpf:ri.Sr i:.1,r. ru COOK.
" ~,.h an! sran. Call At H. MIchsx,u-as
N~ASTEp-t;1IIE. TO hi GENERAL, i1,u7s;;.
~ work. Apply at 11 W.r, ataut.ol,-.,.
~ ""rk t,r t.as ri md small ,use. Cali Al ~
l'Mcla.'aE. tFtnr', -itIM4l. "
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~ cn1nte'eht gil for xennrai heu.usutk u ii3i
1}1ASrEp-A t;uup flNl, II tgu,k. wAs1J
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AtASTEn-A t;tIUn HtIEt. Ft,is GENERAL,
~. X t must undos.sana c'~Alux. Apply At
\EASTrp Use G1HI. rU lu PLAIN ORDER.
F"nsi. this morning. "
WASrtn- \ ti.,u,' ..E,i vo rAKK caliE ,}E 4
~ little baby. Abuut II ur IL 5eal DID, al ~ Tvs.
WASTKp-A tinuD t;fNI. tn i'UnE WASH,
and iron. ErnF rrunMIn"nr!aIit Apply at ~,
ID nu,rGs'r: hctxeca litsne and I<s.fs9.ss..
, 1875-07-28
DIVORCES


I DypAgFx7I.AaAILx nbrAlSEp. NOT FRAUD.
~ u!cHuy. Fy8 After decree Ion j.&ss pf4st,c. Il
Ge court. 1f ClteAge. Aa1Eets 1t.,Nthes bs1 Il5f.
, 1875-07-28

i dKHTS wAhTED-BOAkTAIN0 NEW AND
d ssln ~ tAsnpl., -Aads.s HAKAH RlVaRA +. u
Has ~ feiE&Asdt Il.
, 1875-07-28
wANTED--MALE HELP.

Roolkaepnr.. C1arks. 30.
WASTED - A THOROUGHLY Et)MrETEHT
~ hnnkkerprr who furnish unos csptinnso rniaF
rnsn. sotake ehsrxe Of SET Of t,cck. month nr liz
NANTFp-A yGttxtl Mas wH6 usnER
~, .Atanda this arteery bus!a Mutt spcst nwcihh
'fnsn an sAke careo hofss Applr at 3lV East
, 1875-07-28

.-.. Rurxa4.
~irEATit'S ,WAyTED-Ey GInL or ls 70
S";r eate II e*deuu; good rcforuneos Addrs,,
, 1875-07-28
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FOR SAIL.

------------ kOH NALL.
HOh sALk-a1aTs AND FlxTuRES!AUAHpKA
l. Ter Atop; shop tof runt cheat. III Wabash ~.
{IoN hALE-tHRAp-USE IlEnRlSu UnAMpi0,
sAi3 !.txs ss... 9sstx nsx: Aa4.ss. Il, TttLane
, 1875-07-28

FANB0N13I
=
OCCASIONALLY. u. MUXLEH, lso " EFT WAst11Nu.
J. lou.st., y. W.. ~ friend II ". Important,
ifRNsoN1i(~lr tiRuRUK l.. CURTIS ii IN TItK
J. olY, vii hs pls.su sai ~ DlukHuA COBb's this
Attskn0Jp trowssu and ~ -
L I'M.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-27
BOTToMs FACTS.

,r, H, iHH
Inc people should not lose sight Of
the man facts which nnderlic all tho
discussion upon the subject Of the
military interference by the President
IN the organization Of the Louisiana
Legislature. These facts, established
beyond the possibility of contradic-
tion, are as follows: e..a.i.h ~
! The people Of Louisiana, having
been ,plundercd of millions Of dollars
by corrupt and reckless rulers, in 1872.
elected BY q combination Of Republi-
cans and Democrats known as the Flu
SION party, a State government political
cally opposed to the national Admin
istration. AT the request of his broth
er-in-law, the notorious Casey, and the
carpetbaggers, ten, Grant used Fed
eral bayonets to overthrow this gov
ernment and install in its place politi-
friends OF the President, who had new
or oven pretended that they had been
elected by the people. The prctence
upon which Grant based his usurpa-
ton was midnight order issued by a
drunken Judge, which has been pro
nounced Illegal and and void by Ro-
publican committee of the United
states Senate and the Judge himself
mas pevh compeiied 70 resign 10 avold
Imprisonment ior TINS very act.
Il Inc henogg government having
peen kept IN existence Tor two years
py me unlawful use OF the military
power OF the United states, during
which umc II pi'indered The people
witnont mercy, an election was held
IN November last and House OF Rep
resentatVes having q large Conserva-
1--WE majority was elected There ~
no uount ol tn's ,he records OF the
Original eiecuon onicers show II be-
yohu a'' qnestioh, Du, INC election
returns We're m'erward iraudulently
m'crcu py creatures OF Kciiogg IN or
der 70 ehange the political complexion
OF 'he House, ana, these frauds failing
10 enect thc end derlred,. Federal
troops were nninwiully employed by
orders rom washington to break up
thc session OF the legislature, Tor the
purpose oi keeping IN once, a set OF
infamous tneves VINO haa been repu'
dia'ed by the people at the polls. The
nc, was SIMPLY the enforcement oi the
VIII o. PRESIDENT Grant by an illegal
use OF United states troops
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-27

Additional details of the burning
Of the Cospatrick only increases the
horror of that disaster. The fire
seems to have spread with such rapid
ty that the vessel was burned from
end TO end before half hour had
elapsed after the flames had boon dis.
covered. OF course the fvo hundred
people on board--for there was nearly
that number--wcrc readily panic
stricken and Il will strike the reader
as being an awful thing that only two
boats, carrying thirty persons each,
got away from the ship. These staid
by the burning vessel from the mid
night of Nov. II until the 10th. when
the wreck sunk, Out of these sixty
persons only three lived 10 tell the
tale of their woes and suffering.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-27

SIMPLE PLAN or yENrrLArIoS.-Thc
following simple method of vcntilating
ordinary sleeping md dwelling rooms
is recommended by Hinton in his
"Physiology for Practical Use ". A
piece of wood, three inches high and
exactly as long as the breadth Of the
window, Is TO be prepared. Let the
sash be now raised, the alp of wood
placed on the sill, and the sash drawn
closely upon i. If the slip has been
well fitted, there will be no drsft In
consequence o. It's displacement Of the
sash at its lowcrs part but tho ton of
the lower sash will overlap tho bottom
Of tho upper one, and bctwccnthc bars
perpendicular currents of air>not fajt
as draft will enternhd leave the room