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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-03

The recent order to General Ord, di-
reosing him to pursue Mexican plum
deEsrs across the Rio Grande and ar
rest and punish them on Mexican soil,
has drawn out an interesting letter from
General Gideon J. Pillow, relative to
the unfortunate settlement Of our Mex
lean war on the basis of the treaty of
Guadalupe. General Pillow reviews
certain facts touching that treaty, with
which we are familiar. and to which
there Is no pleasure or pride now in
They suggest an extreme
oily and blunder Of our government at
hat time, the effects Of which are now
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LEW VFhN fit Z T. N.

Foftne aoeonhth ,datlon Of BUYERS Of FINE
> b" |h"i' my customers and the public gen
orally VIII " yntinue the sale Of my large and
wen se'eceeo stock OF Jewelry during the cool
Oh the even rag, CLOSING AT 7 z. Nc.
eisof tform my customers and The public in
geher~ that am prepared to execute the fines /
WORK % MOUNTING DIAMONDS. REPAIRING
JEW ELRY and WATCHES. ut very low prices,
anu will pay my personal attention to the
81 an.s
L. @. LEVI,
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OFFICE OF THE REFTpBtCAN.
AEw (lYyt n Nyl, At,,nn q fu-T

OFFIgE OF THE REPUBLICAN, l
New ORLEANS, dune q, 1877.
George w. Dupre ESQ.,:
In rerlg to your question of tid< date. as to
ahe termf alpon which the Republican was ad-
united to full membership I'm the Associated
Press have the honor to say
l. Tho New Orleans Republican Printing
Company was required to pay and did pay
1850 for the teegraphic dispatches, as bp-
of expenses weekly, and observed the rules
of the Association relative to the price at
which papers weressold-ten cents-slbscrip-
ton, rates of advertising, etc.
was made on or about April 10. 1867 perhaps
two years after, the Repstbtican was admitted
to fsll membership in the Associated Press
without any conditions being stipulated at
that time
/ have no objection to your making such
use OF this nate rs you may think proper.
Yosurs, respectfully,
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THE REAL FACTS.

| Mr.. George Nicholson, the manager
OF Warmoth's quondam organ, the
tlme-serving PicayAne, has met my ex-
posture of his Inscriptions Disregard Of
truth by a statement respecting the
action Of the Associated Press of New
Orleans toward tho New Orleans Re.
publican, which, by Its suppression and
evasion Of the truth, justiiles all that /
have said about him.
stated, from information received,
that, while the d MooRAr was refused
admission into th Associated Press on
any terms, the Republican, whose prin-
cipal stock in trade was utilization of
aud hostility TO the white citizens OF the
State, was admitted to full membership
Ia that association, with the same
rights and privileges as those enjoyed
by the Times and Picasiune. Mr.. George
Nicholson, by way Of denial Of this
statement. published in yesterday even
ing's Picay,tne the text Of an agreement
between the Associated Press and the
Republican, dated away back in 1867,
relative to the sale Of the dispatches to
that paper, and proceeded as follows
From the above official document 1t
will be seen that the Republican was
not at that time admitted into the Assoc
ciated Press, bat merely purchased tho
dispatches - his object being to create
the impression that / had misstated
facts in saying that the Republican was
admitted TO FULL membership privi-
lege which was absolutely and peremr,-
torily denied to the DEMOCRAT. He fur.
ther says In his card 1.-THE undtsr-
signed George Nicholeon) may err In
grammar. but during q residence OF
twenty five years in New Orleans his
reputation for truth is pretty we'll es tab
lished."
Let us see about that. Yesterda Y the
following correspondence took place
New ORLEANS Juno 2, 1877.
Mr.. r. q. Tracy Editor N. o. Republican
Dear lSi,-IfYou deem it not in,groI er Viii,
you tell me under'what conditions the N. q.
!Reputticea WIS admitted to full mem bership
into the New Orleans Associated Press. /
will, with yon permission publish your
reply. Very respectfully,
GEORGE W. DTpR1E.
Manager Democrat.
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kgA-0n Friday morning, June /, 1877 at 8
O'Clock. Sarah Morrison wife Of Ja,nes fea
aged 30 years, n native Of Killeen. county DO wn
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INBAU.On Saturday, June Q, 1877 ut 6 H. =,
HuR FAlRE INBAU. aged AZ years.
His friends and aeqnaintanees. and also thoee
Of his brother Zeph fnbau, and of the farna res
of J. r. and N. r. Michel and Felix 4. Lsebe
his hrethers@in-law. and his old comeades of
Dreux Battalion, g. q A., are respectfully In
vted to attend his faneral watch will f,tart from
bis late residence on Dauphine street, near Tor.
dom Avenue, TO-DAY. ut 4 D. IN.
HALL sr. BERNARD FIRE COMPANY No 9. June
Q. 1877 The officers and members of this com
pany are requested 10 assemble ut the Eneip @
House Cay ut DC lock D. m in eitr1uns dress.
for the purpose IF extending the funeral of our
es-president and brother member. I'll. Inbau
Runctual attendance is requested.
8Iy order of II. GUERC HOUR.
Aeint. Foreman.
New Orleans, June ., Iszg-Hnu Of
Home Hook and Ladder Com pan y 30. The
officers and members Of The above company are
hereby ordered to assemble at their pil in
past y. m. TIKI, DAY. to attend fhe5f sral OF
'our deceased brother and member. H. inbau.
exempt.
The Fire Department in general arn ret speet
fn invited ~ attend
Ey order: 9. G. PIPER. Forem an.
j. A. II. DeIeon. secretary jas II
KEA-On Friday morning June l. gs77 mt q
O'clock. Sarah Morrison wife of James tsa
aged 30 years, n native of Killeen. county DO wn
fesahd.
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This letter OF the editor Of the Repub-
Scan shows apon how rotten a founda-
tion rests the superstructure of Nichol-
sons reputation for truth" erected by
himself and no one else.
So far as my negotiations with Messrs.
Stoutemyer and Judson are concerned,
the offer made to them-as any man
OF sense can see--was legitimate bust
ness proposition and. from the manner
in which they received it, inferred that
they regarded 1t in the same light. In
fact, have assurances from them to
that effect. How could they regard it
otherwise and not resent the PROPOSE
ton?
But I do not care to pursue this sub
ject further. Enough has been said to
show our readers what obstacles have
been thrown in the way of my efforts to
secure for the readers of the DEMOCRAT
full dispatches from all points, all of
which obstacles have, however, been
finally overcome, to the great discom-
future OF Mr.. George Nicholson.
GEORGE w. DUPRE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

The recent heavy TALL Of snow In this region
which has made the roads in come paris OF thg
county almost impassable, brings to mind an IN
cident that occurred 10 the Court Of this county
during the administration Of Judge Burnside.
One winter the fall Of snow was very heavy aud
the travel on many Of the township roads was
entirely obsuucted by reason Of tho drifting VI
the" beautiful snow" Some Of the citizens Of one
Of our up-river townships considered II to be the
duty Of Supervisors to clear the roads and put
them in order ior teams snd ped sirians. hut
as this was no, done, sph Was broughi against
the suTervisois Tor neflco Of duty, and at the
January term Of Court they were ushrred into The
prcs,nee Al His Honor, the Judge. A number Of
witnesses we're called on both sides OF the case,
aud, alter the final snnning up by the attorneys,
Jadsc Doin,idc addressed the Supervisors in the
following language IN ,sI .a
"Gentepem 1t !. your duty, under the law 20
clear The ioAds In Jour tuNDsbip uf all iinpesii.
mehts and obsiruciions and keep them IN. good
order for the accommodations Of teams aud psdes-
triHns, that the business OF The nrighborhood may
not b, made To sufier frum yonr neglect. Persons
Whu seek nhce anu hlhd thtihrelves ~ DO ccrtnin
things are liable tor aay damage that may he
oecasioprd by iheir neglect aud rh,u such per-
suns are brought heiore Court, aud the chaige OF
willul neglect is susiaipcd, they must bo punished
accordingly. !. therefore, warn you. geulhneu,
that II ihr snnw-dfiits are not nm we'd before
he My tenn 6f Csu'f, vii send every ulptpers
ron ui you TO The pen'irniiary." ..
During the delivery Of the lrst part Of the
IL a. =
'isors were wofuily elongated but sudd-u light
broke over them as The Judge concluded, and
they went home, resolved 70 have the suuw all
cleared away before ;be time indicated by the
Judge. 1t /. needless to add that il was done /;
hut whether by the laburs Of the township officers
or the rays oi The sun, We did not learn. Nevef-
thel,Fs, The srov-drins disappeared
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ID EcI-rEa's SoricE.

Notice is hereby given that the following &c.
counts have been examined and passed BY me. md
remain filed Of record in this Office for III. In.
specton Of heirs, egatees, creditors, and all bhcr,
interested. and will be- presented to the next Or.
phans Court Of Clearhcld county to he held at III,
touri House, IN the borough Of Clear6eld, com
mrnong on the 81 Monday ibeiug the sth da,
Of January, A. ID. 1871
Finalsecount Of Leah f'loom, sdminis,rairix oi
the estate u isasc Bloom. late OF ID. Bon oug h
Of Cuiwensville, decd.
Partial account NJ J. W. Potter. Guardian Of Jniia
Uurley, Caroline CurIry and james Cafley
minor heirs of james Curlcy, late Of karthass
to~ushir, clcarheId county. Pa. deed
finai accoant Of J. W. Porter. austdian Of wn.
Curb, and Anna CURLY. mlnpr heirs uf Jam, >
rsfisy. Iste of Knrhar. ,osn.h,r, Csesra,ia
county. Pa. dcc'd
Partial srcouni of J. II nfubaker. A,lminisfratar
Of The eriate of Jas. Nelson. lats Of brad, twp,
clesrfeld eouniy, Pa. deed '...'' i.
Ascourt VI lIsnry H. llurd, Eseeusf of the s-,a,e
Of Am Wesliail, late ei hea tewaship, Clear
ted county, Pa.. decd. r7'-.. .iIf
Partial seceunt IT Wm. Puritr. ,Adninistralos Of
John W. Wright, late u cisnteld borough.
Partial account of Margaret Liis. Adutnisuasris 4
esffhe ssssis ef Atrahsn late. late siLssrsbse
''-a'A'P, clss'a''A 'sssY' II; sSss S,ss; . ,lsi,
Dec. CITE Register 4 Rssefdes.
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Low GRADE DIVISION.

Nfll rs NV bhAHE NV lolvNs
nN and after Monday. December 4ih. 1879,
" the passenger trains viii run daily (escepi
sun day between Rrd Bank and Driftwovd, as
follows l .H.H H ma
? EAsTW ARD--Day Mail leaves Pitisburg
Sis a. m; Red Bank l;i5 Sligo Junction l2in2
New Bethlehem lao p. M Maysvilr l;ls
Troy i;Sg Brookvile l:57 fullers 2i2i Rey
noldsville 2:l0 Dubious 1907 summit Tuune
s;2l. Pen6eld SAG we.dvlle 4ice; Boncreti.
l,2s arrives at Drifiwood al 5;l2.
" Es1 " ARD.--lIns Mail leaves Drifiwoon
l2;pl pf NJ, u, neptir l2.'0, Nsod,ilie l;la
renGeld l.i2; summit Tunnel 2iOai DUBOIS 2;l6i
keynoldtvule 2,io fulicr's 2;5S Brookvillr a;22.
Troy siiO; MAY sNills iiSs; New Bethlehem l;lT
Sligo Junction l:5s Rcd Dank 5l5i arrives al
pitisburg at 1888 y. IN. l.a arFI
ess 1lc k,,npldtyille Accommodation eaves
Res noldsyile oniy ut $3.50 u. NJ, aud arrives at
Red Bank at si2u NJ. ritisturgh At il;l6 a. N.
Ltayes pii,hurgb AT 500 p. m Red DAuk ~
$50 p. M arriving at Reyloldssihe a, lu;2sp. N
Clase eonpcetion, made sith trains on P. a h
aiiund ~ Inltaood, and wtn trains On tn,
Allegheny Valley Railroad At Red BANK.
Il IaN DAVID MCCAk1O, Gen'l Sup't
A A. JAcksos, supi l.. q Div.
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Married.

At the Baptl.i Parsonage in Ansonv'le. or
SATURDAY,, De 9th. 1870, b, Rev. L. L. Baird
Mr.. An.en Swan aad Ms, NJ ,rna nolton. bou
OF Jordan township. rsIrn
At the rcsiieuce Of Million Mcclure, IN Sunday
Dec. 2ith, 1919, BY R,v.w II. Ellis, Nj. Rob.ri
N. Addleman sud Mes Mary u. Andersou. both
Of Pise towusiip
Al the residence of the bri ls's parents, on
Tuesday, Dec. b, 1919. by Wm N. Henry,
ESQ. Mr.. Clcmp,on Dni. and Mlss Hama
lleDrS, both oI Ferguson township,
Al The Baptist Parsonage in An.ontiile, on
Thurday. be. 2sth, 1879, by Rev u. G. Baitd
Mr. john W. Bell 81 Gfecnwoid iownship. aud
Mrs. Ehfa c. Thompson, OF Jordan twnship
Atthe rer ;drncc Of Nc. lhn Kstner. fourteenth
street, Altoona, Pa. an JsnuAry l. 1871, ~ Rev.
J W. Leckic, Mr. John Is. iiugling aud Mis-.
Ellie y. Ammsrnsp, both Of ph'lipsbarg, Centre
county, Ps. " r
Al the Presyterian Pars,nt,e in CeardclI, on
rnursiay, Jan iih. 1917, ny Rv. u ) Butter
Mr.. John n,as AID Mss Mary 4 Z'm.ncrmin,
both OF rrouivile, Clcardeld county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

THE FIELD rvR HuSTgns.---Thc
Mesdyiils Ds~eerss sys' "wm. Ms'1a Ia the
same Of a Jspsssss sss' came 10 Tits ess-iry ss
. 's,ow.s.~sy, end lived wnb Mr. Horace csi-
luu, Ia ihi, city, eight % ten Jsars sso. he.
sew living at Tetio, Japan. in the employ ofiss
Japanese 0ovsrnment. When he wrote sons
nosths sEs ,sow sas 90 the rrcsnd. and IN De-
ssmber sud Jshsa.y tho sbew.fali averaged sis
TO sssss fesl This drivss the deer inisrss mum
befs frou the mountains Ia The ses.sbose. Lat
pear there were 10000 Of these killed. Maso
ssys good hunter ~iIl kili frem ihir'y to isr'y
in day. lie. himsslf, expects TO make abos,
ass hsndrd deer inie ,sniseu hams this ~'n'sf
Nest oe,ebsr he Is expecting to visit csi'iornia
10 the iatsrsst ef Biz Iessinnsli. 10 nssnsF
soasshas d,Gsssst non the, Of The peer sis~.s.
vsy oss dssss years ago" IA '
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

NE or HOLDING QUARTER sgssioss COURT.
s oud Monday OF January.
7 rd Monday Of March.
FIfr Monday cf June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE OF HOLDING COMMON PLrAs.
First Monday Of June,
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC oFrIcsRs
President Tsdgs-llOn. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven. NJ tN.N
A-n.ianf i"V Judgs-Ilon. John II. orvis, Of
Bellefnnte. IEI.N aI.
Associate Judgo-Abram Ogden, Clearheid ;
Vincent Holt. Woodland.
Profhonofory--Eli Bloom.
Reyisfrr and Rscarder--L J. Morgan.
Dirrici Anorn.y--Wm. NJ. Mccullough.
TrsasHrsr--Dayid MeGaughey.
Sberif-Andrew PentI. Jr.
County Ssrrsyor--Ssmuel r. McCloskey, Cur
wensvie.
Cou",y Commi.roners--clark Brown, Clear
field Thomas A. McGee, Chest P. o.; Harris
Hoover. Clrarfeld.
Hope Samuel A. Caldwell. williamsgrove; John
c. Conner Burnside.
County Csson-r--J. D. Nef. New Washington.
Jury Oommissionsr.--Dr James p Burchfeld,
Clesrhed. joseph Alexander. wosdwatd.
superintendent ef Public Sehooh John A.
Gregory, Curwepsyile. lIl
Nofaris, PmBic-- John W. wrigey, WIN Ra
drbnugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clrarheld; Joseph r..
Irwin, n r. Arnold, Curwensyille; J. J. Lingle,
0sceoia Mills
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qifd.

In Ghost towp,hip. on "Wednesday, Dec. 9th.
1870, Cathariur, wife OF wm. MeGavey, aged
60 years.
In Clesr6eld borough, on Sunday morning,
Dee. 3ist, 1870, Of mcnbranepus Group, lIarvey
Edwin, SOU OF Jacob D and Martha saoko, aged
year, aud % days.
In Bell township, on Saturday, Jinnary 9th,
1871. Isaac Henry, son of Adam Brelh, aged 20
years aud months.
Near three weeks before hi, death, IIsnfy ex-
perisncea u change Of heart. and iron that time
up to tho hour OF bis death gave the sironge,t
proofs that, as be said, be va, goiug to where
" Mother and liltle Amor we're, lin Heaven.
- 4. D.
IA friend inform, " that this Is the tenth
funeral that has lrit Mr. Breth's house within a
period Of twenty years. sorrow enough, We
should ssy.--Ep. REr. .-.-...-.. ..'l'|'l--..a...
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TRi-EvNIAL ASSESSMENT
Il APpEAL. FOR 1871.

49,. -, 'o's'
NoTlCE Is hereby given, that the Commis-
sioners oi virardrld county will meet the TAX pay
'rs al the following named places, Tor the pu,-
puse VI hearing aud determining appeals on the
In'ennial assessment foe 1871. Inc Il me for
bearing appeals viii be between the hours Of y
elocka NJ, and 'ciuck p. IN. Of each day. The
appeal viii be he'd for- fe
Iurwen Nile. At the American Hotel. In said
borough, on FRIDAY, February "a
PIKE, NJ the American Hotel, la CuryeusyilIe. on
saturday, February al y
uoshen, at IN. Sh.wsyi,le echuol .Iousr. on Mn.
day, February 5th
Quart, at Congrs,, lIil school tTo,,. "a r,e.
day, february 9Th. I-.s',7'r.
haithaus, ut the house Of Joseph Rupley, on
"'uhesday, February Ith.
NvilhB'oni M tue puo.ie b use uf Jphn MulsoN,
on ibufsda>, February, sth.
"fnhHn,a at the bnbitr liomestead, on Frilsy,
f.pruay Vtn
pt"d'o'u, 80 the hotel al Biger stluon, on Satur-
uS1t FEBRUARY ith.
Buggs, at The hulsrui Edward Albert. on Mond4y y.
f,ufuaiy lzih.
NauavelYn, at the huld in said borsuvb. on
Iussday. t,bruary lim,
Aetns, OF Mss EHulnawer'f. In Kvloftown ON
htubesaA5 ,.ta b,uaiytIh.
Decatar, AZ tho iesiidDcu ,l Richard Hashe. an
Ihulsday, ksbiu4r, Ian.
Ossvuia, al Huyts uutel In sail boronsh on
tnHs,, t,Oinafy i6,h. lH
nvu,aaa,v, nj tsu nuu.s Of James Damn. in ,aid
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

THE NEW CouRr.-Jndgc Orvis ar.
rived in town op Saturday evening, and called
Cour, promptly at 10 o'clock on Monday morn.
ing. when Judge 0rvis took his scat, be found
himself hsnhed by two new members. The C,uIt ia
quiet, constitutional way, had hecn reconstruct
ed since he last occupied The bench but it did
not scem to annoy him in the least. and judges
Ogden and Holt, in imitation of the central figure
assumed a siailar Independence, and they de.
ported themselves throughout the day more like
veteran. Than newcomers We predict that
Mssrs OGDEN and Holt viii never perpsiraie a
wrong act tnowingly while they occupy seat
O, on the bench
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

With our issue OF last week com!
inenced Volume Is Of The new series, snd Vol. 81
of the paper siuce 1t was hrrt established. The
publication Of this pafer was eommenced in 1927
under the title Of the Bon~er when the popaa-
iion Of Clesr6elj county was exceedingly sparse,
and |, has been uninterrupiedly published ever
since, under different editors and various degrees
f success, until at the present time the REruBti-
CAN is one Of the lsrges, county papers 10 tho
State, and has a circulation and palfonase seldom
attained by a country psper
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JUsT So.-Ihc editor OF tho I'eaaugo
sPee'o'or. OF the 9TH inst, Published at Ffafkhh.
says " There wns slight contrast between the
wsaihcr Of January !, 1870, and that of January
!, 1871. 10 1876, on New Years day, arss wer.
not necsssary in this city. The adies prone
ma ded the streets under ssumuer sun and carried
their parasols. The Thermometer stood at sixty
apd the grass was ysi green 10 1871, ibe met
curry was two degrees belnw srio and the snow
nearly two Zee, deep. But II was wholesome
weather aud appropriate to the season"
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A TnururuI RrNAnr.--An ol,l sub

A TRUTHFUL RfAARK. - An old sub.
scrher, when renewing his ,ubsciipiioa the other
day, " iniimidHied by saying
~ c"nsider ihnt the 50 I paw you ror the Rs.
PUBLICAN gives ny ,ix children more solid, iura-
hle information 'hnn W. worth Of sehpol books
aud the SIS to $50 sca,s'i tax | pay, an the man
Who Is TOO singy TO give his hmily vt least one
nrwrparer. rohs u of fer more than bread. Thnsr
who ace iao poor 10 furnish their f.m,lirs with q
newspaper are TO ne piiird. You eau s.t younr-
sicr "a read nc~sralwr eyeiy ia, when II would
roi laak ai ho'k Tor a s,ek. aud by giving my
ehldr,n goud paper To read they soon acquired
TASTE Tor baoks aud voluntarily became students
-ai least the majority II them, I .iold that
mental toad V as essenially nrsessiry ta build up
q vigorous MUD aud bgsllhy body 40 bread and
mfai, aud the ne~ppnp"r Is the bvok TO start
~ifh," ~
II S019f|Naeauuln.n1En sRzoazpxrvs.
ly, aud be ould 10 blrsscd wills. tEelse ihsteae
80 S~ ssA@ - -, -. 49, se. S.aa
take two copss Of the RkiupLioAS. Who can
put more truth into that nut-shrliR
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vt.ond,rfuf Suecess.

Il is reported that BosouEe's ItRuAS $, Hur
bas, since ITS Introduction 10 tho ruitrd stater.
reached the immense sale Of 4O.OOn dozen per
lcar. Over 5000 Druggists have ori,rcl this
med cihe diree' from the Factory. ht Woodbury.,
J aud every etier speiks Of its astonishing
success IN curing severe Coughs, Colds settled On
he Irrast, or any disease Of the Throa, and
Lungs We advi'e any person thai has any pre-
dsposiuen To- weak Lungs. 20 60 % their Drug
get. q. D. Watson, aud get this Medicine. or IN
quire about it. Hegua size. rs oentsj sample
Bottle. 10 ecnts, Two doses will felicve any case
Don't neslrct our cough hpt5. T6.eowIy.
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JUsr THINK OF lT,-That with onr
staple procuci-cuai--we are warming the iutrl-
leciual Hub Of the universe. Strange as ii
may seem. the Boston Commercial Lit says that
clearheid coal is arriving 10 hat market in e"n-
siderable quantities. and the advance in cunber
land coal At Baltimore will induec eonsumers 10
use 1t in place Of the Cumherlard.
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Union religious services are being
held IN the NJ. Il. and Prsbj tenau Cburehes,'n tbs
borough, during the present week. brius thp
Week Of Prayer. Services were held in The NJ. T..
Church. morning and evening. on Monday. Tues.
day and Wednesday, and iu the preshyerian
Church The balancc ofihe week lbion cOruiHau-
ion services will be held 10 the lasi named Chur b
neat Sunday morning. c,uimrncipg At u o'clock.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

Matt. Morgan's celebrated New York
Novelty Company will give an sntertaiuunsu, N
the Opera House, clearheld. on Friday evening
heIi, January 70. The entertainment will con.
sic, Of seripturaI and historical ,ablsanx, songs
clog dances, and farces. Admissions, 20 cents :
Reserved seats, SO cents.