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New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

i GREAT TRUNK LINEAND UNirFD STATES MIL
ROUTE Trains leave NcwYork from foot OF DesbrosS, aud
Expr,ss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh Tie wes, and south
With pullman Palace cans attached $50 ~, $50 p.
For WillamsTor and Lock Haven IVA Philadelphia and
lie r. r. Dy connecting at phia.. inn al gSO . m Tor
Meeting al Cory for usyie petroleum Centre aud the Oh
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited Wash
ngton Express of Pullman farlor tas ly Sunday
$50 mi arrive M Washington at $40 D. Regular Il
$40 a. H., and .; ~ SUNDAY p M -,
40 ZOO D. . $50 D. M aud II night SUNDAY, M,
100 . D. . 20 anI Lnisrint aud second ls p
$50 O, $40 {. $40 40 90 ):,0 3. 40 $50 = 7
sl9 TO- IL 90 p M, and IL night Sunday a. m, g. n .,
For Elzabeth g. $50, l. 74O. s 0. 10 liam l2m 2ao
$40 $40, ii To- 20 800 520 40 g. Gle 80 2 80 so
For RAILWAY G. 800 :. 10 g. 10. II a. m l2ml2 "a,
3iO 30 T. 4lO I3O 100 52O J:40 s. SO Gao sI93
10 AMI II night sunday, M 300 $50 an 7 M
For Woodbridge Perth AmbOy, and South Amboy and 10
Far New Branswcs, aad m, - m, p $40 40 $40.
FOR .ssp Milistone II noon aid 20 D. ~ '"' p u"
For kmgstone amt Rocky liili 40 ~, and 4 p u
FI ra anscinc nss'Gn S9 a. NJ I ana 10 '1n M p H.
For tlemngon rhlnpsburg, and BclSicIc $50 and
For Aercer and somerset Branch. 3 D. m.
FOR lr,n o ,otds1oA bnrl stou nd Camden, 80 And
$50 a. M 1870 p 4, ., ard % M
FOR Ffcc.ol:- 40 .. IA. 2 and 40 pm
Ior Farming ialc and squan, 80 a. m, snJ p. m.
Fot Hishtsiown Pmbetton. Ca.ieu via Perth Auboy
23O y. M. AID Monmouth Junc JOl, { la p m.
For hig tssown and Pembrrton a No. VIA Perth Amboy
and 30 q. ui, via donmOufh Junction
Trains arrive as follows Prom l1sonrgh, $50 and 10 so
a ~ s9a g5o p m , G,y bo hSlS r. @ pa 1nd 40 p M daily
d,Phia, 5 To- $50, 655, OILS II5o iI5I a. n To- -
6 b5 1Olb II - 600 y2O. l027. and ,;f5 D. ~
Ticket onoes, s29 and sii Broaiwo No Astor ;,ou'a
and foot of DesbrosSes and CuItandt sts No Crtst,
Brooklyn and Nos IA l6 aud lis Hudson ST., lobolen
Ems'ant Ticket one NT a6Yn YH,sry % dsn gS'S
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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Jnetrncfiou.
Eor Young Ladies-CitY

For Y0uno Ladles-Clty.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, MADISON
ave between o3i and Sfthss French. English aud Ger
man boarding day young ladies aud children
goOdh Tor mOtlcTiO,s girls.
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Dareiuq Academies.
Ucaencre.

a I.L wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
"a address AMI tdlcit oni Onrh '"1 brosl@sy'
A VISITING GOVERNESS desires few
- pupils under l2; ineNccpona1le rei'r'nces address
4 GERMAN GRADUATE desires private
~ Pnl ~ irrin3n vi ', r',.' ~, ,, @ fHS
Address $50 West airli-st., 81 rolr east
1 PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, teaching Piano
~ " in ln.s C@rnti c,c S ene J, ,ro1y - ana 81 of,y &
los. .1sSi.,,,' station A. !, SswSor NV So ''' '''
4 FIEST-CLASS PIANIST. graduate of the
rr ~ iS 'Sara'oIy S i i Spea to- iS 'aIf
BoA lo Tribune ohicc or g. srEck d CO. - T. i4thst
4 YOUNG LADY. graduate of the public
GAGIMIN 10 oacn the English branches. Address e. W
Bo2 u, Tribune Office.
A GERMAN lady teacher Of experience is
o T. ISsFi @ - n ,%as @sG ~% A%Gf a a & srSaRsy a
4 FRENCH LADY. thoroughly educated
y ei,eINsTRUCfIo> in English b,arcte- Iahrnst. :.
t@l% kn a. r,t 81 ,arr ,,s \ [ i.a }" nanny " ''"'
4 LADY who teaches the English brluchc-
~ thoroughly and Lnnch 10 hcpnIers wishes T. mlae c
elgrnclts as VISITING GGNEHNE.S Hoi,,s 70 an e1i-
nT nns 'yTsi" o&ea is Brcaaaay "'' No. '> "
MRS. MITCHELL, Diplomfe paris and Bcr-
rs M sapphrs FAMILitS 4nd sttQ4l;S Yta comp
TUTORS for a educational branches. Information given
@ % sSSs aaa sqS %a 'i% cs s 6GTT 'S'i 81 e'.
FgOME CULTURE.-An experienced and jul
dicious TEACH iI kno"u and we'll Iccommellel 81
ths city, h1ur dsgaetd Ion lessons ia tugish
araLcl-, Germal Frn,h AMI NJ rc in family. AdGrcs,
Mss A. ". T., Uptown Tribune one, LIS B'"m"ly
rE'EACIlERS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
i sohao!s and families with Icicaes az EDuCATI0NAL
BUREAU, - Onion 4Iuare. anna RAADhLI-DlEHL,
danagVr.
kNlIE "American School Institute" a reliable
Educational Agency Of 20 years successful cNp,r ece, -
constantly ntroiacmS Teachers ~ kuoHn ability TO families
schools al Institutions ot grade" ExpHuatUry
circulars supplied. j. W. sChERMERHOR& A. NJ, Aotuar!
If Bont Il.
NVANTED-By q young lady who is thor
w oagly compel, nj Few PJ rIS fIr PIANO 10 instr ct
the evening" terms moderate. A-
dress Miss G., 7CU lhrl-1ye., al ertsing o. e.
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6aIes bn Antllon.

a. nLLNtN. Aucu0neer
pY BANGS. MHRWiN & Co., go Broadway,
ID IioIdst-Sales of Books, WORKS OF Art Fancy
Goods.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
ALBANY. THE NORTH AND WEST.
"A GIii4AT REDUCTION IN FARE BY
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
with 'omfortablc state rooms warmed by steamPl2es
passage anl 80
LEAVING daily Sundays evcepcj p. m from Per ~
Norin itver ,oct Of tinalst -
BRIDGEPORT, and al points Oh Housatonic
r0 In at 80 H. and iirigeport at ii
CTTlZEN'' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY
y AND ALL Points NORTH AND WEST
sSia,s isSis ] pisssse Tit sat'Soa 90
The Ian. sararb5ats stSNlSiDI and POWELL leave
DAILY s.urays eyc'ped al o'clock a from lei , No.
t a H% Il g. ''r o or 2 FpIS a saSSf sSfn9 nG'
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY
6 6 o., NV N LiSE or 70 pi dE ~ E 2n,
soneI ne vita south Branch r. RI g amton Junction
and sisquchaura Division also with Iohgh valley Railroad
PG, Ps To 1 s9r snd ET ao aa the West also
fii M n oN. MI; ycr .. ,o,lors.
,S go < iac > ETs I;HS Sr Ga'p genlcg Ea As
6 a. u.-way Train for sonerville ant Fl.mnsten
rs mMay rsin tor Eastou, connects at junction with
gi5 ?. w'"Son,S - reEss daily except snta;s 70.
tas'on Az nt2Tn n iaTr,ouIs ana me West Gorncis az
aqua IoWnda WllAe5.rr Scranton, &e with through car
l2ij T. ln-ENp3ESs for Pennington, Easi"n, AlentowD
Nauch Chunk. Tamlqua. Mahauoy City, Hazst1n WistS
barre Rradnc, Columbia Lancaster, EphIata, Pottsye
Harrisburg sc.
2i5 p u. EXPgFss for Easton, Belydere Bath, Mauch
Chunk MilkesbaTre, and scranton.
3.3D y. ui-Way Train f0r l,. ell n.
400 y. m.-Way Tram for EasOn Allentown. and Maucl
Chunk ~ junction with Del Lack and West r. u
As3O y. ni-Way Train for SOmervle and Pennington.
500 i. m-Way Train tor Somcrylit.
5.tj bin 'av ram 20 u 300 l"n
$50 4 m-EyFNING EXPRESS daily Tor Easton Allentown,
M1uch Chunk, Wilkesbarre Towdnd keadng, anu hairs
burg.
Gslr y. m.-Way Train for Somerylle.
$40 y. NV - uaiI 10 Diirlc
TO- p. ul-Was traI for SOmerNile.
$50 70. m.--For Easfor.
$50 =. m-May Tran for Som'rviile.
1900 p m.- ytrIn i0r j. - lie1 - - 80
For Elizabeth at $50, 6l5 60 ~ 7f5, = sf3
$40 go lO30 1l:l5 a. m; IL m. l2i0, l., =, - -, -
$50 $40. 4, 4l5. 4:3. iA5 p PIG. go $40 q, G:lO
n. T. KICKER, Supt and Eng.
IL. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
nEI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
~ Owning operating tho only route 10 CoOpersi0wn
sharon uowes Cave, a!ston Saratoga, Lake Georg and
places Champlan Night trains and steamers TOIn
NeNNork at Albany and Troy win morning trains
The day line steamers and midday trans with evening trains
for AL I'm. ALI =.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Ufean Cleaners.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These class steamships sail regularly al D. % IRON
Pier No l3 North River, as follows; ..., =, - N,
steamsb D CRESCENT CITY....In iS9DHf OCT Oct ~
ans
unsurpassed For freight or passage apply
10 VIM. u. VI Dr " w., ~. S'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

nEI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
~ owning operating tho only ronte 10 Cooperstown
sharon loWcs Cave. ralstu, S.TtOg, Lake Ge0rg and
ChamDlan. Night fTO1
NeSNork Albany and Troy win morning t;ins.
The day line steamers ana may trains with evening trains
all tn. above named places. : l.. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent ii. '. OLNPHAN1, Asst Pres'i.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

BRIDGEPORT, and al points on HousatOnic
40 and Naueatuek Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharncsp at ll3O H. and Bridgeport at
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
' OyG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.


" BOAT LINE Pier -. y. R-Steamer CifHYsrENAH
avs daily az 30 iauang at 2ltI a., iOr pohkrr,
TaTvtown Nvack. kockiaId Lake Uayer-traW. IOmi-
kIuo cove ana PeeksKln fne ADELPhI al p. m,
LANDING aJ 2ihs'. Tor Englewo ood Nonkcrs Haslnss.
Nyat <. Sing sing. and Iaverstraw TIE AfHlo a 4 M
for lj5thst, Wa1ngtou, EngcNOOd, Yonker, Hast
i- TTryt0W H. and Sylc. For p.ri, ilaIs inquire 0f r.
NNE Aqent, on Pier 81 No ~uninv boat
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGT0N

consolidation of SrONINGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEW.YOKE aud BOSTON.
STONlNGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT, AND BOSTON.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. TUESDAYS
THU RSDAl :, and SATURDAYS, amt NARRAGANSErr,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave Pier 80,
n. r., foot 0f Jay ST, at
through <rs 10 all pIil,pa pO ns IN NcwEIglInd aud
De- obtained Raj road DeVOs Hotel
ticket Ofces StstoToons secured IN advance
Ocs of MesIcou Express Company aud at 80 BrOade
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The sanch and powerful steamships ELECTRA. MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS and GALArEA,
II ESDAES, THURSDAYS and SATUKDANS leave Pier
"a y. H., foot Of Robinson at Direct route
MorC' st"r and AL Northern points wa Worcester
Freight Via either line taken n low - rates.
l.. = BABCOCk, President
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
CENTRAL AND JHUDilsGXS

n EW W-1URk IEN IKAL IND IIN D0V'
~ RIVFR RAlLROAD-Aftor sept 70, 1879, through
traius Will leave Grand Central Depot; go
500 a. H. CHICAGO and SOrthttn Express WIN drawing
room ears through Rochester; also T. A anf, Via Man
che ~ T. Vt a., ,....-. --.
10 Rochester Buffalo and Niagara rails, arriving ~ NJ
agara fals at SO i M -
100 A. m, Northern and Western Express
iOup M MONTREAL Express, With sleeping cars iroB View
york to st Alhaus arriving al Montreal az : 30 D. M
900 D. NJ Exfrs DAILY with sleeping cars for WarTto"n
rn Pacific ENurss, Daily, with sleeping cars for Roc
rstr buffalo and Niagara Falls also io Chicago VIA both
l. :. ard #. &. Rallr"~s ,--, .,,... m.
l.OD M fvurss with GecyingcaF for Albany IN iioy
way ' " ~ q. H. KENDRICK.
f.af.lr p4.g afsuf.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

THE HISTORY or COOPERATION IN ENGLAND By
GEoEeE JAc'B HohoAHk No!. /. l2mo. pp. 4l9 j.
A. d
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
lTIpTU CERNAN Lloyd

~ ATEAMSnTP LINE BETWEEN NEWfokk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREp IN ........,
COMPANYs PIEi, foot OF sECONDSr.. uOBOkEN
NAM Saturday. oct % iODEN..... SATURDAY, Nov .
sal lrlg oct 30 MEckAi sa,Ha11y IN >
Ton. HAVRE OR BREMEN .,, -,
SrEERAGE. $50 currency. ia
Tickets reduced Rates Prepaid Steerage |oruu
cnfn :
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10
gsoal Advertisements.

reginLlng ni nj post on the south wust bank
or snsquehanna tiruF thence BY lands Of Peter
Hoover, north JS degrees east 81 perches 10 a
post thence by lands OF Peter Hoover south s5
degrees ca,t 70 psfches 10 a whlte-oak trc. !;
thence north by iands Of WIN. caldsell, 50 deg
easl 81 perchts TO a post thence by lands Of WIN
Caldwell. south 81 degrees east l 10 perchos To a
post thence by lands Of Wm. Price, south Oh
west 52l percbss 10 post thence south by lands
u Wm. Price, ~ degrees east ~ perches TO q
,lakei thence NY land Of WIN. Price, south 2s
degrees west 52 porchcs To post thence north
20 degrees west " perchcs to y hickory thence
west 70 rcrchcs 10 post on bank Of river thence
down Htid river with the varies, courses and dis
ianees Of the river 2t perches 10 place Of begin
Mug, contain Ing eighty nine arcres and thirty
three pcrchcs with allowance.
Seized, taken In execution and TO be sold as the
property Of II. aud ". A. Hoover.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate In Bell
townsip, clearheld county. Pa, bounded aud
described as follows, 10 wit, On the north by
John Webster cast by I. y. Leet west by John
Martin south by benjamin Baird's estate hav-
lrg = log shaniy thereon erected, with no cleared
land.
Seized, taken 10 execution and to be sold as the
property Of u. r. Baird.
Tnnus % sALk.-The price or sum at which
the property shall bo struck Of must be paid at
The tine Of sale, or such other arrangements
made as will bo approved, Otherwise the proper
~ will bo Immediately put up and sold again at
the expense and risk Of the porson 10 whom II
was struck OF, and who, In case CT deficiency at
such resale, shall make good the sane, and In
for confirmation unless the money 10 actually
psid to the sheriff. W. II. MCPHERSON,
SHERirF's OrrIcE, Sheriff
Ciearhold, Pa, Feb. II, 1873
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ing turned of. Within twenty min
utcs afcr rc-lighilng, II was again
turned of but not until a number Of
ladies' were relieved Of their pocket
books, was the cause ascertaincd. The
thieves got of with goodly pile Of
cash.
Tho icc gorgcs in tho Schuylklll riv.
or have caused serious apprehension in
the minds Of the Mayor, Col. Scott, OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and bust.
ness men along the river, generally
In order to save the magnificent bridge,
over the Schuylkill, at Girard Avenue,
recently erected at cost Of 81 100000
and the Pennsylvania railroad bridge,
n number of attempts have been made
to blow up the ice which has backed
up against the bridges. The ice gorge
against these bridges are several hun.
drcd yards in length, and tho strain
that n ircshet would create, would
seem more than they would be able to
Withstand.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

To he lNyEsTI0ATED.--Thc Legisla
ture has appointed committee to in
vestigate the affairs OF the State Trea
sury, the investigation to begin with
the administration of McGrath, the last
Democratic Treasurer. The commit
tee are Messrs. Reigfard, Gunstcr
Smith, Wise, Embick, Baily and Chris
man. Five are Democrats and two
Republicans. They will have to in
quire toto the stewardship of foul
Treasnrer, McGrath, Kemble, Irwin
and Mackey. They will probably be
occupied all summer During the good
old times of Democratic and Wing ad
ministrations, committee Of sevcr
would have been composed of fom
members of the majority and three Of
the minority party, bnt the Radica
party has had an absolute rule in vogue
for fifteen years to put but two Demo
Gratis on a committee of seven, and il
seems that Speaker Patterson has
adopted the same rule, merely rcvcrs
ing il.
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AN ADJOURNMENT UNTIL MONDAY.
PARTLAL LEGLsLA TION.

M r,.-u I'M N,
rnc oiVi i'gn's plli Sso ciiicu, out
u lac, negro equality plI, mas peen
passed py poth houses ana s'Bhed py
the PRESIDENT IN inc House smali
NUMBER OF hepapicans ana all the
democrats, ana IN inc senate SIX lie,
puoi'cahs ana aii 'he democrats voted
against IT. inc senoo, anu cemetery
clauses were abandoned py tne friends
oil I'VE pil' as inc hadlcai leaders cou'd
not work up the more moderate c'. mem
peiS o' ,nv" parry 70 vole lot ,hon
AS inc pill shnus y enac.s that "ali
persons wi!lln the Jur'sdlctioh ol thc
on'tod states snnll DC ent'tieu 10 inc
luli ana equal e'goymoht o. .ne accom-,
mouauohs, advantages, mcllll'cs anu
privileges Oh INNS, puplc cohVeyances
on ,ahd OF water, theatres anu otner
pupnc amusemen,s, SUBJECT oniy 70 the
eonu'''ohs una ,iih,la''ons esaoiishou
oy law, ana appheaolG al'kc 10 c,'lzehs
Oh every race ana color regaiuiess o, },
any previous cohoiuoh " ser'lluue;
any pefson violating ihe law !" suo, SUD
Jec.eu 10 . hhe o, onn not less lhan, soov
y 'noro ,han si,vvo, OF oc imprisoned
10. 'ess 'n''h ,"irty ua,s or m9rc 'nln ,,
omo uar, m ana ~, a,pers W ,,.s nnu ape'.e,s y, ',
~ "'Vu y" wy si'no f s,v"'a 40 pm.
en ""y '",y 1'""''''o,,ei
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TALMAGE ON "DAMNA BILE
RELIGION.


Tho feeble imitator OF Beechcr--
Rev. 4. De Witt Talmagc, d. D.
who finding that his successful rival
had hung himself on the ragged
edge of gross crimes, after u long and
successful career of preaching"damna-
blc' religion, has also adopted the son
sation system Of his coadiutor in the
pulpit and press.
About the time Beecher was put
under II cloud, Talmagc produced u
sensation in ''thc Tabernacle of God,'
by dcclaiming against the un-Godli-
ness of theatres. But since Plymouth
church has furnished his communi-
cants with n far worse scandal than
all the theatres combined, for the last
generation, he has dropped that sub
ject and set about whaling the Spirit
Rappcrs. Last Sunday he fired ashot
into the ranks of the long-haircd Free
Love fraternity in this style. He dat
cd Spiritualism from Sanls scancc
with the Witch OF Endor In this
country it originated in ls47, in Mi
chacl Wcakman's house in Hydcsyillc,
Wayne county, N, Y, whom mystcri-
Gus knocks were made at the door by
invisible knuckles, and where cold
hand passed over u maidcn's brow
Then Mr., Fox took the house, and
saw the ghost which was said TO be
that of u dead pcddler who had been
killed, years before, for $500. Mr. Fox
said that il was spirit, and all Of the
little Foxes said so. Judge Edmunds
declared that he saw bell pass over
the heads of persons in all the rooms,
aud ring; and n. ]. Talmagc, United
States Senator, and afterwards GOV.
crnor of Wisconsin, had his head com
I pletely turned, and all over the coun.
try spirits began to 90 into the fhni-
turc business But before christs
time the Brahmins went through all
the table manipulations. laf
Z With the exception of the workings
of some occult law which will by and
by be explained, all spiritual maniies'
tations arc airant and unmitigatod
humbugs 81 ate too much before go
ing to bed, not long ago, said the
preacher, "and in short time saw
the President of one of our colleges
astride the foot of the bed asking foi
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SheriT's Sale.

I9f virtue ofwri.s Of, Ls~sri Faeia., issued
~ out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
Held county. and to me directed. there will be
exposed TO PUBLIC sALB. at the Court House,
10 the borough Of CieArdeld, on Thursday, the
I'm day Of March. 1875. at l o'clock, p. m.
inc following personal property, to wit;
Al that certain two story frame dwelling house,
Is oy 80 feet 10 sile, situate on lot No ass in the
borough OF Osccola, Clearhcld county, Pa, said
lot being bounded on the east by Eisahoth street.
south by lot Of d. kephsrt, west BY = and
north BY lot Of Mary Rsphart. Seized, taken in
execution and TO be sold as the property Of n. II.
hcphart and Mary kcphart,
IERss or sAta.--The price o. suis At which
,he property shall be strack OF must be paid At
the time Of sale, or such o her arrangement
made as viii be approved, otherwise the property
WI be Immediately put np and sold again at
the expense and risk Of the person 10 whom Il
was struok Of, and who, In case Of dehcieuey a,
such re sale, shall make good the same. md IN
no instance will the Deed be presented In Court
Tor confirmation unless the money is actually
phd 70 the sheriff. W. n. MCPHERSON,
cloardsid. Pa fss. s Il, ls,s. '''''H'
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THE TINES.
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A COOP Purr.-Thc Philadelphia

A Coon PUFF.--Thc Philadclph ia
Press says;
RI. Vice President colfax has just contributed
$1,000 TO the grasshopper sufferers in the county
10 Nebraska which bears his name.
That was just the size of the green
back that dropped out of a letter at
the breakfast table while he was chair.
man Of the Postoflicc committee in the
House The letter was signed Geo.
r. Nesbit," who was the contractor for
furnishing envelopes fer the depart
rncnt. Scores Of paper manufacturers
ana printers often wondered how Mes
bill snecs eded in securing the contract
in question, over all competitors The
ssSmila~ know how it was, and 80 do
the rest of mankind since 0akcs Ames'
sl,aeo check developed Colfaxs meth
cd Of getting money. The Press puff
like s'Smiicr'sr. charity, comes rather
late 70 restore tho damag god reputation
of that dcfanct "Christian statesman"
1t is about time to quit putting and in
fsting ibisarrant hypocrite spd 80 for
some one who has not pcJurcd him,
self and would wear longer and better.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10
THE oRINEs or RAplcALlsM

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Two years aso ~ .n' ',''''o" VI
congressman III LOUISIANA, Lawrence
"'' warren VERY '"o ''e',o''"''o
nominees ana /" wn''o c"'pe'-p"gg'r'
n""'ea 'Spher'"nu 'no Vsrosc"''"W"g'
i'ne''p"en' W''V @ une '''"n'-'"s'' 'n'''
'osg nominees "hen 'h' po''S wcre
e,oseu 1t was e'iu'i' 70 'Veryoouy
'n'' 'n' pe'"ogr"'le o""''u"',s WYr,
o'ec'eu o"' ''e or"n, '"p"' 'Ssu'u
INC cer'iiica'es o' eiec''oh !" NyPnc'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

TnE CHRISTIAN MopEL.-Our read
crs can testify that we but seldom re-
fer to the Bccchcr scandal, because Of
the obscene character of the case. AT
this time we wish to show who dca-
coness in Becchers church estccms a
perfect model ofclristionityi Mrs. Owing
ton, in her testimony, said
remember the publication Of the Woodruff
scandal 10 November, 1872, and after II Mrs. TIL
ton told me Mrs. Tilton was a very religious and
aiIectionate woman, and as believed at the time
a we'll beloved wife thought she was perfect
model Of christianity this was in 1858 know
Mrs. Tilton was then engaged 10 benevolent pur
poses she made II point TO give all tho time
think she could to bonchting the poor.
New, put Bccchcr on the stand and
let him swear that Mrs. Tilton and he
are models Of Brooklyn society, and
tho question rs to where the give
Points" Of New York have been re-
moved SINCE the war will bo settled
More, Mrs. Ovington's husband is one
of Beechcr's deacons, and was the first
witness called by Beechor but he had
such o shocking bad memory on cross
examination that hc almost ruined his
testimony in chief However, if mon.
cy and perjury will save Plymouth
church, both will be literally supplied.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

CLOSED OuT.-Thc 4th Of this
month put an end to Radical dcviltry,
and general cussedness in one end OF
the national Capitol. The Forty-third
Congress contained a large proportion
of the most corrupt men that ever dis
graccd this continent in Representa-.
tive capacity. Bribery, back and for
ward Salary-gabs, Credit-M -MobiIicr
swindles, Sanborn Contracts, the lar.
ceny of half of the territory of the
District of Columbia, bya 'ring" head
ed by Grant and Attorney General
Williams, go to make up very darl,
record for the Representatives of Q
party which has proclaimed to the
world that its ''principles come from
God" and that its members ac con.
troiled by "grand moral ideas"