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raorftiirou.
WKItNENDAT MOUHIHCf, JAW. S.
C'iihtlx UBMoooAoir.?Tlie London
Times Kited a very striking foot w lion
It Bald In Ita Issue of yeaterday that the
faot that Amerloan aeonrltlea, paying 0
per cent, are lower than Englleb oonaola
paying 8, U doe to the repudiation
talk ol the Demoeraoy. If the Times
U rlolil?anil I. I. In . tvwlllnn In lin
deratand European opinion of American
politics and finances? it la nothing
but thin insane and dlshouest talk
wbloh disables the Government from
funding the 0*20 debt At a rate of interest
from iyi to 2 per oent lower, and
saving some forty millions a year of
interest. There is nothing so costly to
a Government which baa to borrow aa
dishonesty towardx the pnbllo credi- <
torn. The propoaition that the United |
States shall defraud Its creditors, although
made by only a faotlon of a
parly nol In power, and not likely to
be, is, we see, to day exercising a most
pernioious influence and discrediting
us in foreign markets. So sensitive a
tblug la pnbllo oredil that It Buffers,
like female reputation, if not absolute^
ly above suspicion. Despite the declal
rations of Congress, of Mr. Boutwell
aud President Grant, Europe 1b die*
trustful, because it knows the party
making these pledges may go out of
power and the party casting this shadow
may come In. The bare possibility of
such a thing Is thus adding millions to
ibe public bnrdons each year.
m
(Hants in Tiikhh Days.?The Oil
Olty (Pa.) Times has a marvellous
story how a party- of the name of
Thompson, who was making an exoavatlon,
(the people who found the Car
mil uituu were uxunvhuug,; -iuuiiu
about 12 feet below. the unrfHce of a
mound, which had probably been
thrown up centuries ago," (probably,)
"the well-preserved skeleton of an enormous
giant." This Riant It seema was a
warrior, for "an enormous helmet 0/
Iron corroded witli runt," and "a sword
which measured nine fedt In length,''
w*re found oouvenlently near. The
helmet, wa are Informed by the erudite
editor of (he Times, Sh "of the same
shape aa those found among the rntna
of Nlueveh." Ttie bones are "remarkably
while,"the "teeth all sound, all don*
ble, and all of extraordinary else." His
glantshlp Is presumed to have ''stood
18 feet In his stockings," (they wore
stockings in Nineveh.) "These remarkable
relics will be forwarded to New
York earfy next week." Of oonraetbey
will. We auppoae that was the otyeot
In Ending them. The deoeaied whoae
repose haa been thna rudely disturbed
1m donbtlea "a brother to the insensible
rook" (tbe 0. G.;) though there le a
good deal of difference In the atyle of
lhelr architecture. It would seem on
the other hand that one belonged to the
stone age and the other to the Iron age.
We suspect, though, that they have a
common origin and are really the produot
of the age of brass. After all Ish't
It poealble that none of these "enor*
mous," "remarkable" and "extraordinary"
bonea, BWord and helmet have
any existence at all save In tbe Imagt*
ustlou of a local very hard pressed for
an Item. If ao our valuable conjectures
are wasted.
It l> reported nt Washington that
Gen. Amea will be one of the Heuatora
from MlMlaalppI "Ifhlaoouseiit can be
obtalued." Well, we expect it might
be wormed out of him. It la not uaually
very bard to get a mHn'a oonaent to
go to the U. S. Senate, Bui we hope 1!
tbere la anybody else In MiBfllaaippl
fit for the plaoe, that Gen. Amea will
not be aeleoted. Not becauae he la unfit
for It, but "a decent reaped for the
oplnlona of mankind" forblda that the
man aenl there by the Government to
reorganize the State, having for the
time abaolute ooutrol, ahoulil allow
himaelf to carry off the hlgheni ofiloe
lu the gift of the government organized
by blm. It may be that he would have
uied no undue lnlluenoe to bring about
thla reaalt, but the renult Ituelf would
create auiplolou.
m
Wall StrmtDisturbbd.?The Cougreaa
Committee to lnveatlgato the gold
m peculation are lu New York, and have |
begun operations Thoy have excited
a good deal of oonater nation among the
Wall ntreet aharka, and several of thoae
wanted have left the city. Atnong the
wltneaaea aummoned to appear are
Abel K. Cor bin, H. 0. Oatherwood, G.
P. Howell, J. P. Llndaey, MaJ. Gen.
Uotterfield, Mr. Sellgmau, banker and
fiuanclal advlaer of Gen. Botterfield;
Brig. Gen. Baboock, of Gen. Grant'a
Bluff. Gen. Porter. Jay Gould, Jamea
FUk, Jr., Dr. Pollard, apeolal secretary
of Flak AJGoald; Mr. Oile, Secretary of
the Erie Railroad Company, and aove*
ral Wall etreet brokera and bankera.
The committee will not have the bene
uiui tuo investigation oi'ioreiuB uranu Jury
in October, as *11 the testimony
taken it that time wan Mippron?wl,
Krbo. Hamaurhk la blamed at Col- 1
umbui mora than any one elso for the
coorte puraned by the Cincinnati "lie- l
form" Republican^ who voted with i
Jhe Democracy. I
OHIO POLITICS,
TIM orcaBUatMn of the KcctalMon
-TUe IMmoemlle Coop D'MM.
Uonwpondenoe Cincinnati Commercial.
OoLDlUDa, Jan. 8.
ODB NKW LXOISLATDBS
Hu perfected lta organization, and the
Democracy are In poeseealon, with another
two yeara' leaae of power. There
laalaokofamoothneealn the running
arrangements? which la partly owing
to the fact that that portion of the
Democratic majority whloh was elected
aa Republican Reformer, from
Hamilton county, have, aa yet, somewhat
dimly defined notiona aa to the
part they were expeoted to play In
their now poaltlone. Thle portion of
the majority now numbera three membeta,
Meaara, Hill and Klelnachmlilt
baring thou far with remarkable foroe
of character reflated the Influence
whloh haa awlftly auooeeded In IdentlWtiB
(hair TVoonrlrwPorinhlloan nUHMl.
ates, Hales, Cunningham and Ilainbleton,
lata harmonious relations with
tbelr Democratic oolleagueii, who are
In harmonious relations with fortynine
other Democrats In the Honse.
Of IMr..Cunningham, It ma; be .mid
that his poaltlon la eminently peonllar.
lie baa become a man of distinction,
aa It were, In a moment. It must bo
oonfeased that be weara his honors
with beoomlng modesty, and It coold
hardly bare been expeoted of him, unleas
he were poeseeaed of mors than ordinary
ambition, that be Bhonld reject
tbe splendid bribe, In the shape of the
Speakership tendered him by tbe |olnt
notion of tbe Demooraoy and bis Reform
oolleagnea, yet It la one of the onrlous
features of tbe altuatlon that be
who conld at any time hare received
the support of Republicans from other
sections of tbe State who had never
seen him, was persistently held back
aa a candidate by bis Republican colleagues
who were supposed to be acquainted
with him, and by leading Reformers,
to whose Influenoe be owed
hts election, and tben auddenly
brought forward and elevated to tbe
Chair by tbe united vote of Reformen
and Democrats. Tbe sndden discovery
of Mr. Cunningham's eminent parliamentary
qualifications was due to tbe
1 Uv.i lunb iinu lugsuwiuiij U?| wuu
plans o! tbo Reformers, matured In
their laborious councils before leaving
Cincinnati, miscarried on aoooant of
the obstinacy of the Republicans here.
Tbe first of these plana waa to elect
Mr. Hitchcock Speaker, la hope of controlling
bis appointment of oommltteefl.
The aeoond was to divide equally the
committees of tbe House. Tbe two fell
together. Mr. Hltohoook when approached.
utterly refused to trade, and
tbe Republicans naturally declined to
accept a candidate at the dictation of
the little leglalature, but went ahead
with their nominations with. Impolite
indifference to tbe preference or that
distinguished body.
Ana right here It Is proper to say, in
passing, that all tbe Intriguing for tbe
eleotlon was without his knowledge,
connteuauceor cousent. The Hngmas*
ters iu Cincinnati were not Jadglng by
tbe pure standard o! politics whloh pre*
vails In the rural rotreata of Geauga,
When they assumed that, having contribtued
to the success of tbe gentle*
man who ropreseuts that county, they
would thereby establish a claim on hla
services to sell out the Republicans in
the appointment of committees.
Similar difficulties were encountered
in attempting to negotiate with Mr.
Dennis after his nomination bv the
Republican oauous. With rare bllndusbs
to the tempting prospects of an
election to the Speakership, which
could only be attained by the aid of
Reformers' voles, Mr. Dennis declined
to make any concessions whatever; ao
when the quartette composed of Measra;
Bale*, Cunningham, Hambleton and
Klelnscbmidt, arrived, they found 'the
arrangements'deranged, and the Demooraoy
waiting, with open arms, to receive
them.
i Corcoran, the little beauty of the
I delogatlon, and Dodds ua spokesman,
bad been ooquettlng briskly for two or
three days with the Democracy at large
and watching an opportunity for an
alliance between the latter and the Re?
formers. Mr. Hassaurek, who was
moving about watohlng the budding
Reform beauty with paternal fondnesB,
smiled on every plan that tended to a
permanent quarrel between her and the
sturdy Republican party of the State.
All tho blessed Sabbath and late last
night the Reformers labored in vain to
fix upon plana adapted to the changed
situation. Hill and Kielnschmldt on
the one part began to feel the embar?
rarsments of their position as Republican.
Haasaurek and the Democrats
would oonsent to no change that dU
minlshod tho power of the Democracy
ua provided In the plana agreed upon i
some weeks ago inlcauous.
That arrangement, like the laws or
the Medea and Persians, was subject to
ho obange. No one thought It could be i
changed. To every suggeatian of Re?
publicans that the business of legislaHon
wonld be promoted' by this or tbat
plan, the steady reply was, -'But we're
agreed on another plrfn, and we can't i
obange that.' This morning tho Demo*
crats went into caucus in the Hall of :
tha Hnnae. and the Reformers In one
or Ihelr rooms lit the Noll House. It
had been Intimated to the latter that '
the former 'were wlllln,' bat still the
Republicans of tbelr number failed to
appreciate the fitness of Ur. Cunningham
for Speaker; finally, however,
enough yielded to make the eleotlon of
Mr. Cunningham possible, and Ueeare,
Hill and Klelnschmldt withdrew,to I
contemplate the beauties of the new
Beform party, of whlob they were mem- !
bora. ]
The resnlt of this day's work may be i
briefly summed up In this enbetin tl? I
ally Democratic organization of the i
House, with Cunningham as nominal i
Speaker, and CookerlU. who had been I
the nominee for Speaker, elected by ]
joint resolution Speaker pro iem, with 1
the expectation that be will, in effect, i
be Speaker of the body, Hamilton i
oounty also gets the Sergeant-at-arma, J
In the person of Ur. Keeler. Thla last- '
named election was In derogation of i
'the arrangement,' bat the arrange- <
ment whs of no nse when It bad Berved I
the purpose of those by whom It was I
devised, and elscted a Democratic i
Speaker pro Mm, and Chief Clark, t
It is further observable, that from |
hoar Imhlt of maltinai nmmaaiaiifl. nn< 11
parently the Reform Republicans w?o i
have contributed to this result,continue i
to assert that 'on *11 political questions' t
they shall vote with the Republicans. I
Tbe incredulity with which the Bepub- c
Henna recolve these observation Is as- c
tonlshlug. Well, we shall see what t
comes, and In tbe meantime the pdpu- 1
lar conundrum is: 'What about the 1
Fifteenth Amendment?' c
Hamilton county, also, gets a loaf by i
tho election of Churchill, Sergeant-atariuR
o( lbs Senate. Surely tbe He- 1
form movement is triumphant when It
Sets in a nlngle day the Sneaker and
eargeaut at-arma of tbe Hoaae. and
Sergeant-ai-ammof tlieSehate. A brisk .
effort to add the name of Reno, or Ke- J
no, or ?ome such person, as Assistant J
Sergeant at-arms, only failed for the ;
lack or good management. c.
a j. l. j
DEMOCRATIC BCONOMY, H
Am Illustrated lu (ho Cllj or Blew York 1
From tho Tribune of Monday. I
Mr. Peter B. Sweeny Is Chamberlain J
of the city of New York?an oQioe e
squlvaleut to that of Treasurer, and j
one whloh Is known to be very lucrative.
Ue Ih also tbe brain of our city a
Democracy, among whom he figures as o
Mikado to Tweed's role of Tyooon. c
Mr. Sweeny (like Tweed) was not rioh
when he began to take interest In pub* t
I lo a flairs; now, be to. How be became s
io, may be Inferred from the foots given
below; whloh we have, at some pains, li
Jug out of the Comptroller's oflloe si I
Albany. t
Bit ia Mr. SwMnv'a dutv aa Chamber
lain to trnnRinlt (In (ho form of a cheek
nn the Bank In wtilcb ha keep* the
public money of tbla city), her quota of
[ha State Taxea-a eetvlce whloh may
require an hoar of his valuable time
per annum, In order to make sure that 1(
It la well done. For thla nervloe, he n
charged anil received, In the year 1808, a
the aum of 140.728 01
Hla charge for the year '00 la 96,818 39 t
Making for two yeari (83,015 30 {!
Anil thla but one among many Items
jf bin euioluiuonta. _
Cunningham, the Speaker or the
Jhlo Hounc, waa elected by one votei 1
inil that one hla own, he haying openy
,'oted for hlnuelf.
imuuin.
Canadian* luclllaann Indian Bald oa
Our XoittHHlcni Frostier.
A Id Ttry MMHa Story.
Chicago, Jan. 3.
A Bpeclal from St. Paul to [be Tri:
time save: Positive information la received
from perfectly reliable authority
that the Untied Btatea Government
has been notified in a manner and
from a eonroe It will be beund to take
notice of, that the Canadian adherents
In the I ted River settlement and at
Portage La Prairie bava tnoitad U>e
Sioux Indiana to a raid on Pembina
and St. Joseph) In retaliation, aa la
claimed for alleged aid and oonntenance
given to the Bed Btver rebellion
by American citizens on thla aide of the
International line. Thelnformatlonon
which thla notification was baaed oame
from a person in the ooanaels of the
Canadian Government, and In the secrets
of Governor MoDougall'a adherents
In the settlement. In order that
the gentleman to whom It waa given
might prepare for bla own personal
aafety, be waa asaured that If not before
then, by the opening of aprlng the
entire aettlement on the Amerioan aide
of the bonndary wonld be wiped out
by theso Sioux marandera, who for obvious
reaaonB are oppoaed to the annexation
of tbelr preaent secure refuge
from punishment, and who have been
told that annexation to thla country la
the object of the movement. The
liovernmeni is Basra iu innate inquiries
on the aubjeot, to provide ample
protection to the American residents at
Pembina. This notloe will doubtless
be beard of via Washington In a abort
time.
A letter from Pembina, written the
day after McDotienll left, aays there
baa been no dlaaneotlon among the patrlota,
nor an Idea of giving np the
cause. It la a fixed faot that there will
be no civil war in Ked River, aa the
people are almost a onlt In the purpose
of keeping Canada out, and the;
will go in for annexation to the United
Slataa before they will anbmlt to Ctanada'a
yoke. MoDougell haa atarted for
home. It li well for him and the country.
We will now have quiet until the
opening of aprlng, when may he expected
aome stirring times, as the Government
has given ont that there will
be three Invading armies In tbs country?one
by lake. Superior, one by
York Factory, and one by British Columbia,
across the Kooky Mountains,
and he cited the Invasion of Abvaalnla
a* to what the Uon would do wlien he
wagged hU tall. The aame writer eaya:
We nave authority for knowing that
the Sioux Indiana, the Little urows
and Little Sixes bands of fugltlvee
from America have been fed and kept
In readiness to make a raid on the
United State: In the Bprlug, and sweep
na all off. In retaliation for Ibe supposed
part we have taken against Governor
MoDougall. The leadera or the
Governor's party In the settlement are
all fiends in human ahape, and would |
stop at no moody means to aooompusn
their ends; and It la all foolishness to
Bappose MoDoagaU 1b not cognizant of
all their doings; yet he went off yesterday
without note of warning to any
of ua, and the very last words of
his Attorney General, Richards, to us
were. 'We will get even with you when
the time oomee.'
CHICAGO.
Another Death rroinTrlcbiua-Telo*
graph Operators1 Strike.
Chicago, Jan. 3.
Another death from trlohlna has occurred
among the vlotlms near Maren*
S, Ills. This makes four deaths from
b same cause. There are four more
Blok, who it Is thought oannot possibly
recover.
This morning nearly all the operators
In the Western Union Telegraph
Company in this city, some flfiy-tlve to
sixty in number, struck. This strike
has been inaugurated in sympathy
with a little event whloh took plaoe
In San Franclsoo on Saturday last.
Under the Influence of the Telegraphic
Protective League, the
news of the San FranoUoo strike
reaobed here on Saturday evening.
On Sunday the operators
held a meeting and decided to take
anlted action in the matter. The
result was that about all the operators
at nine oTolook this morning oeased to
n?/l diui1a*A/l Itinlf Intonilnn
never to resume work until two men
ut Him Francisco were restored to their
positions and former pay. Tne several
officers of the Western Union, and tbelr
olerka, at ones took tbelr plaoee at the
tables and transmitted und received
messagoulurlng the day. Fortunately
for the company, there are quite n lame
number of telegraph operators In tbe
city, many ol tbern first olasa, engaged
In other pursuits. Employment at good
wages was Immediately offered and
before dark about enough men wore
engaged to all the vaosnolea, and by
to-morrow they hope to have everything
working with the usual clockwork
regularity. The strikers w|ll not
be recognized or employed by the Company
hereafter, The salaries of operators
here range from ISO to $120 per
month.
Horrible Tragody In new Torn- '
a, Han and Woman Hnrdored
In nn Assignation Honae.
New York, Jan, 8,
A terrible tragedy, reoalllng by somo
of Its features the famous Helen Jewett i
murder, and Invested In addition with
the shadows of a dark mystery, occurred
at No. CO Elizabeth street last even- i
Ing. The house la one of assignation,
kept by Mrs Beck. Among the visitors .
to and occupants ofabaok room every .
Sabbath afternoon for the paet Ave
months have been an unknown gentlenan
and a oloselv-velled lady. Noth- I
Dg was known of the partlea by Mra.
Beck, except that the man engaged the i
room every prevlona Saturday) that the
nysterlons woman, wbose face ahe had ;
lever Been, met lilm at the usual time.
Last evening at 0:30 o'olook, platol ahota
were hoard In the ohamber. Ura. Beck
ind a policeman hastily broke In the
loor, and found the man lying ou the
loor Inaenalble, with u platol abot In
ila right temple, and bla oompanlon,
I handaome and apparently refined, Inelllgent
lady, lying near him with a '
ihaatly w'dnnd In the left temple. The ,
overa were taken to Bellvne noapltal, t
where tbey died ahortly after arriving,
ind wlthont speaking a word to olear
he myatery. From papera found In i
heir pockets, It U believed the name
if the man la QeorgaBanman, and that
if (be woman Annie UoNamara; that
bey are both sohool teachers in Brookyn.
The bodies were placed In the
tforguefor Identification. Great oxiltement
prevailed laat nlgbt In the
rlclnlty of the tragedy.
>eatli of nr. Bnrley-Beaolniione of
be PealtentlMT Director*.
Whkemno, Jan. 4, 1869.
At a called meeting of the Board of
)lreolora of the West Virginia Penlteniary,
Ur. U. W. Bier was oalled to the
Ihalr and Mr, J. K. Botaford appointed
leorelary. Ur. Bier atated that lion.
inmou uuney, rmnmoi our uoaru .
lied laat iilubt, and Rave a feeling
ketoh of tbo life and servloee of Mr.
Intley ; whereupon the following reeoutloni
were unanlmonaly adopted I
Whkukah, It baa pleaaed God to reuove
by death onr late assoolate, Hon. J
rames Barley, we present to his bereav- I
k1 wife and family onr warmest syiulatby
and condolence.
Itaolvai, That onr relations with blm
* Trealdent of onr Board ever since Its
irgnnlzntlon bare been of the moat
ordlaland friendly oharaotor.
Jlaolveil. That we wear the nanal
ladge of mourning for thirty daya, and
ttend hla funarallh a body.
Itaolvai,a copy of these reeontlons
be aen( by the Secretary lo Mrs.
lurley and family. and published In .
be city and Monndavllle papers.
Do, E. A. iln.DURTH,
u. W. BIBB,
John k. BonronD.
DUO. 1
HDRLBT?Un January ?Ui.lB89, at hla reslenoenear
Monndavllle, wT Va. of Fnllonary
Oongeatlon, JAmaBoaiaT, Ksq., noil
ea year*.
The funeral will take plaoe at 3 o'clock
. K.,on Wodneaday, ttic&lhhMt. TUo rotUvea
and Irlenda are mpeotfally invited
3 attend. J
(Baltimore Han pioaao copy )
Sugar Oared Hams.
0TIERCK8 OKO. F. DAVIS A CO.'B
Colobraled Btar llaujR. C
J ant rueelvotl aqiI lor nolo by A
M. lUflLhY.
JgpeUirt
Away With Speotaoles. . i
Wimmade new, Milly, without doctor
or medlolnn. Hunt root-paid on nnttl'tr
10 conn. Addrcm, Ml. K. B. KOOTK,
18) Lexington An, If. V.
Away with Uncomfortable Trasses,
Comfort and Our? tor tho Uuptured. Heat
post-paid on reoeipt of 10 bents. Address
DR. K. II. FOOTE,
deel6 UPLexfyton at*., N. YAiloook's
Porous Plasters
seem to possess the quality of
Aooamulating Blootrioity
and imparting it to the body, whereby the
circulation of the blood becomes equalized
upon the parte where applied, catulog pain
and morbid action to oeaae. Tho Porous
Plasters are flexible, and found or great help
to those who have weak backs, or pain in
ine Bue. larpoouuiy oro iney vmoauio 10
those who have negloeted colds. They ore
often provenuvoh of Oomomptloo; nay,
they are believed to have loosened the grasp
of thli terrible a 01 lotion, and been mainly
instrumental In effecting a cure. In varl*
ble climates they should be worn on the
breast oar between the shoulders, or over the
kidneys, by those who are roUloct to take
oo Id oaaHy. declQ-dar#
BOTTLED PARALYSIS.
Thli Is the proper tltlo of the horrible me*
talilo hair dyes. Worse than the fate of
Absalom may be the late of those who oso
thorn.
OBE WnOLESOttC PREPARATION
for changing the hair to any desirable shado
from brown to Jot black may be prooarod
everywhere, vlx:
Orifit&doroft Bxoelfllor Hair Dye.
After careftil analysis, Professor Chilton,
the distinguished Chemist, has authorised
the proprietor to declare, on lxls behalf, that
lfe contain* nothing deloterlons to health.
No other hair dyo In tbe world has the like
guarantee.
CRISTADORO'8 HAIlt' PKRHEBVA
TIVE, as 11 Drentng, acta llko n cUatqi 011
tbe Hair after Dyeing. Try it
dOQlpHlAw ' i < |
WEDDING CARDS;
D WKUU1MU O
A A
1 CARDS
It li
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7 KNVISLOm*. I
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T THI T
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U BROUGHT O
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B TO K
7 WHEKMWO J
O O
B UAI<L AT B
R INTELLIGENCER R
O JOB ROOMB, O
M M
B 16 QU1NCY STREET.. H
To Owneri of Hones.
THoamnd of Hones dlo yearly from Colic.
This neod not be. Dr. Tobua' Venetian
Horae Liniment will positively euro ovofy
caw, if given when llrit taken. The coat is
only one dollar. Ever; owner of a horse
should have a bottle In his stablo, ready for
use. It U warranted superior to anything
elm for tho cure of Cuts, Wind Galls, Swellings,
Bore Throat, Sprains, Braises, Old
Bores, Ao. This Liniment Is no new remedy.
It has boon used and approvod or for
n years by tho lint horsemen In the ooontry.
Glvou to an over-driven horse, It acts
like magto. orders are constantly reooived
from the racino HaMe$ of England tor It.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, or trotting
fam* used It .'or yoara. Col. Phllo P. Bush
of the Jerome Race courso, has glvon a Certlflcate
which can be neon at the Depot slating
that alter years or trial, It Is tho best In
tho world. His address is Fonlham, N. Y.
No one onoe using It will evor be without it,
it la put up In Pint Bottles. Bold by Druggists
and Saddlers, throughout the United
States. Depot 10 Park Placo, Now York.
doclOKlftw
NATURE'S
OWH BELIABLE BBMEDT.
They are Appld-eoed llko, tastoloas and
Inodorous Mild, bat effectual,
The OALiBAB GRAINS or "SEEDS"
iretho great NBRVB TON 10 and Aperient,
rhey care Blok-Headache, Constipation, In*
llgestlon, JJUllonineas, Irregularities, and
jeneral Nerve Debility.
Cblldron readily tAke the new Household
Remedy.
Bold In membranous pouches, containing
'5 tp 80 Grains as originally pnt up.
roa BALI BY
J7AUGHLIN>? SMITH & CJOi
nov8-6m
Dissolution.
Whuxjko, W. VA., Jan. 1, im
imifi FIRM OF P. O. HlLDRBTii A BRO.
JL la dissolved by the death of P. 0. Hlllreth.
All persons having claims'against
he late firm will please present them for
ettlement, and thoee knowing themselves
indebted are requested to call and settle, as
t is desired to oiose up tho business as soon
m poealblo.
P. C. HILDRETH A BRO.
By B. P. HILDRBTH,
Surviving Partner.
nwriu,
WhixUMo, Jan, 1, 1870,
Hlldre'b A Bro.. successors to P. 0. Billroth
A Bro.. No. 68 Main streot, Wboellng,
V. Va? wholesale dealers In Bar and Bheot
ton, Norway Iron and Nail Rod, Oast. Bhear
rad Spring Steel, Nails. Spikes, Anvils,
fisea, Springs, Axles. Hot Pressed Nuts.
Vashars. Wueon Hnbs. B cokes. Felloen.
milUi Bel Iowa, Hied got, Pinter Paris, Mo ;
Plan U.Lra Lime, Common Limo, Co- i
nent, Ac.
Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed ,
in the old Arm of P. C. HlldrelU 6 Bro,, ,
ronld respeottally ask a oontlnnanoe of the j
lame to the new firm. t
jant HILDRBTH a BRO. ,
One Thousand Pounds
OLD TYPE
I
FOR SALE. |
APPLY AT THK
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
dec2Q
HATS & CAPS I
A N OTHER LARGE STOCK OF HATS .
[X ana uaiti ror mod, uoyi nau uuuuroa. ?
Jaat reoolved At 5
HARPER A BUO.11.
(
SCOTCH CAPS! 1
IU8T RECEIVED, AXOXHER LOT OF
I ttao Imported lootofa 0?m. Aim FUR t
IAPB, OOLLAK8 Mid ULO VKJ. [
declt* HARPER A RRO.U (
Buokwhmt Floor. :
>r UAllUiCU) i'UKK ANDUH01UK. <
15 j-rx'lgsa^w,
I in?gnwn?atBt?,
L, A Bare Opportunity r.
Kmo bwdhb stock in a bar a?u
II1 profitable ban Mumfutartu Ocmnmr,
will bo open for a few dayi.For partitters
Add raw, LOOK 1K)X 18.
Jang.* Wheeling, W. Va.
Lost
OKTWKEN TUB BRIDGE,' OOKNKK
D and CapL John McLuro's residence on
the Island. Two Gold Uraoelets and Gold
Locket' The locket was fastened with a
small ribbon to the bracelets.
Junl Corner Main A Qnlncy Bis.
FOB CITY REBGEANT.
Musks. Editobs Please announoe my
name as a e mdldato for tho ollloo of City
Hereoant. If re-sleeted, I will, as heretofore,
perform the duties of the ofllce to tlie
best or my ability.
Jan8 .? HBWKY COW ANT.
Dividend.
mUE NATIONAL BANK OJT WKUT V1BX
Elnla has declared a dividend of Flro
P., ?mt, payable on -"wABHiai.
1 '?? fliatilor.
For Bent.
milAT VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED
X resldonce on tlie north aide or Monroe,
between Fourth and Fifth itreetv, known
as the old St. Mathews PorsonBgo. This la a
comfortable and oonveniont residence. Immediate
possoMloD Riven.
THl*L O'BRIEN,
JamS Real Kntate Agent.
For Bent.
rnUK FINE BRIOK RESIDENCE NOW
I occupied by F. B. Williams, corner of
Centre and Sixth street*. There are 9 rooms,
bath room, pantry, Ac. Gas and water in
bouse. Also tbo store room adjoining.
Possession given 1st of ApflL Apply to,
Jan4.? JAMES BOoLKY.
Dissolution of Go-Partnership,
fUHE PARTNERSHIP OF HARLAN,
L Bowman ft Co. Is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of Benjamin Btephons.
The business of tho late firm will be settled
by tho now Arm of
HAKLAN ft BOWMAN.
Wh atUNO. Jan. l, 1870. JanP
Notice.
VTAVINtf BEEN APPOINTED ADMINJN
Istrntor or tbo estate of P. 0. Htldreth,
uooeased, I hereby notify those having
CJIUU1I) UUnLUOl DUJU WIPW iv yimua
properly authenticated for payment, and
thoeo indebted will please call and settle.
CHAH. H. BERRY,
jam Administrator,
Dissolution.
mUB FIRM or H. BOHMULBAOH, A CO.,
L constating of H. Schmulbach and George
Keller, waadlSBolvod by mutual consent, on
on the 1st day of January; -A. D., 1870. All
persons having claims against the late firm
will present them for payment to H.
Hclimuibach, and all persona Indebted to tho
raid late firm will pay the same to H.
Hehmulbach.
The business will be oontlnuod by Henry
Schmulbach, at tbe old stand.
H. 80HMULDACH A 00.
Thankful for tho patronage extendod to
tbe old firm, I take pleasure in commendlng
my late partner to our old friends and
customers; ?
Jan? GEORGE FELLER.
Invisible Rubber Weather Strip,
FOR DOOBS AMD WISDOW9,
IB THE OHEAPEST, DEBT AND MOOT
1 oll'eetual Weather Btrlp In use, and en*
uroly oxeludes Wind, Rain: Bnow and Dnit.
It store all rattling of the windows. It
Is entirely ont of sight.- It oannot warp or
split.
A house oan bo warmed with one-third
less fuel.
J TUB llttJT WEATHER BTKIF IN OSB.
Loavo your oidora at the Picture Store of
E. L? BICOLL A CO.,
hole Agents for West Virginia. ,
Jan<
Superintendent of Water Works.
MEEflus. editorsPloarn annonnoe the
name of Wilxjam h. Com.as the Peoples'
candidate for Superintendent of Water
Works, at Uio next Municipal Election, and
oblige,
JRU8-* M ANY OITIZESB.
People's Bank.
Tuu directors have this day
deolared a dividend of Ten per oent out
or the profits of the last six months, payable
to Stockholders on demand.
J. F. UPDKti i>AFF. Cashier.
Wdejeliko, W. Va? Doo. 31,1800.
Jtn8
DISSOLUTION OF XJO-PARTNERSHIP.
rnUE PARTNERSHIP OF ARMSTRONG,
I HollUlay A Oo. is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of J. A. liolllday. The
bnalnces of tho late firm will be setilod by
the now firm of Armstrong, Ooea A Oo.
J. Ai ARMBTRONG,
ALEX. OOEN.
T. B. ARMSTRONG.
Wane lisp, Jan. 1, lg70. Jana
Notice.
rillllS ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X Stockholders or tho Pranklln Insurance
Company or Wbeollng, for the eleotlon or
Dlrectorri 'or tno miimlna vour. will bo hold
ill ihe oflloo or tho Company, aa Monroe
street, on tho 17th dny of January, 1870, botwoon
tho honra or 2 aud i p. m.
U. M. COKN,
JnnS Beorolary.
Corn! Corn! Corn!
Mov's Celebrated Corn
FOR BALK BY
D. K. IRWIN & OO.
noylQ
Dividend.
WnxxLUG, W. VA? Deo. 20, I860.
mllK BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THK
X Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Comp?ny
liavo declared a dividend of Four (?)
per oent on tho capital stock of the Company,
payablo on or after the lat day of Jan*
nary, ltflJ, to tho Btookholden or their legal
representatives holding stock this day.
J08* LAWBON,
doc21 Hoorotary,
Stockholders' Meeting.
Wnicujfo, W. Va., Dee. 25, i860.
The annual meeting of the
Btockholdora of the Wheeling and Bel- 8
monl Hridge CoUpany, will be field at tho ,
office of tlie Company, on Monday, the loth f
day of January. 18J0, between the bourn of t
land sx o'clock r. m., for the eleetlon of
nlno Manasera to wrye dnrlng the ensnlng voar.
JOWEPH LAWBON,
decM Secretary. J
In Chancery,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK OHIO
Oonnty, West-Va.
" John Hamilton
VH.
A. J. Harry, Adminla trator of tbo estate o/
Asa D. Johnston, dea'd, and others.
Pursuant to a doc roe made In this canse
on tbe 30ih day of November, A. D., 1868,
it was by oonsont referred to one of the
Commissioners of this Court to take Iho ac?
Bonntof tho assets of the said estate In the ,
bands of tho said A. J. llarry as suoh Ad- '
mlnlstrator, and tbat he call In the creditors
of the said Asa O. Johnston, dec'd, upon
living notloe for fonr suooesslve weeks In a .
nowspaper publlibod In tbe City or Wheeling,
and that be reports the amount due by
Lhe odd estate and their priority, IX any, i
and snob other matter as he may deem 1
noccssary.
coxmisbiohkb's cm os. 1 a
WnuLixo, Deoember 7, IM9, J
Notloe Is bexabygiven to all parties Interssted
tbat 1 have fixed on Ttmrnday, tbe Bid
day or Jan nary, a. o., 1870, as the
tlmo, nt 10 o'olock a. x., tbat day, and my
Ifflooln the City of Wheeling as tho plaoe ?
srbon. and where, I shall prooeed to take I
Lho said Aocount, and enquire into tbe matters
mentioned In nld decree, and at which i
Lime and Place the creditors of the said es- t
lata will presont their claim* fox adjtulloa- u
Lion. Q. L ORAHMKR,
dooT'td Oommilaner.
BUROPKAN EXCHANGE OFFICE, i
T3. k A.MTWTT7TP,
STERLING) XXORAHGJB ON LONDON
for any nm not lea Uian one pound
iterllng. blgfct Dram on allihe principal
Htleaor Germany, Franoe and Italy at lib* T
ural rate*.
Alto for sale at tbe aame offloo i
1'anago Tickets to or from England. Ireaud.
Bremen and Hamburg via. Mew York
?r Ha 1Umore. Emigrant Railroad Ticket*
torn Mew York and BalUmore to Wlioellng. 1
offloo a. W: oor. Third and Market Street*,
Notary Pab,^, *
IMaimat*. KIre ana Life, Ol.lm, and 0?n- z
wal riuwuKi Agent. novlg |
Now Baoon. I
r</\n PIECES HAH8. i
illy ago pikjm aiiouMcn.
600 VleoM HQRar Ca rod Breakout lUcon.
" ??- """MO .
"tU\ 1-ktH. KXOEL8IOR HAND l*OINT?
<*l Hone HlioeNalti. amoTtud rtio*. C
I', U. HlliUKKTH 4 UKO? i
dacn u Main Btreet
gn
Partridge Joint'Stock Oompany
Atoke Uwbeit
,WBr'CPBOIOffi&1ftIs riotuittx.
PORTKAITB IN
INK, OIL. 1
WATKB OOLOHH.
AMU FA8TJCL. |
Keep conttanUy on band
ALBUMB.
F KAMfcH.
AKTioT'd MATKUIAL^,
AND PHOTOUKAl'll UOODH,
Wholosnlo and Ketall, at the lowcnt market
prices.
A oomploto assortment of
8TEKKOHOOPM3 AND VIKWB.
Janl 117 Main Hlroel.
Dissolution of Oo-Ptrtnenhlp.
tied by lb. now Bn n$g *up *to.
BBNJ. UAVKNPORT,
GEO. iL PAKKH.
DAN'L U. LUJT, Jr.
WnaLTKO, Dec. 81,1??.
intWHT K. LIST. V2f.So HS?* r.
IJINJ. DAVMPOBT. DAH'X. C. IJflT, JB.
Q BO. He PAKltS.
HENRY K. LIST ft CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND DKALKR8 IN
Flour, Baoon, Lard, Oheeso, Bto.,
Comer Main aad Unlncy Mmtt.
WHEELING, W. VA.
PpRK PACKING ESTABLIttHMEHT,
Pulton, (Moar WUeellng.)
In suooeodlng to Uio business of the late
Arm of List, Morrison A Oo? we desire to
SIKik the trade for the Uberal patronage
extended to tho house with which the
senior partnor has been connocted for over
"onrfoujcaperleuce wilh the wnnle of the
trade of Uili Motion, and oar ample fadliLion
for the transaction or the Wholesale
Grocery business, lead us to believe that we
can offer lndocomonts not surpassed else"ttMWMOUon
Willi our regular bMlneee
as heretofore, we have leasod a first-class
Pork Packing Establishment, and have secured
toe wnioes of Mr. Jehn Bajhk: an
experienced and skillful Packer, by which
.^mmant wn nra enabled to sell Bacon,
Meal Pork and Lard, at tbe yory lowest
rates, for Hook of superior quality.
Wo intend to oflbr special inducements to
Oaab and Prompt-pay buyers; We reqoest
an examination orour stock and prloe list.
, L1BT<lC0,
Wanted.
A FAUUIN WKBTVIHUINIA,
Adapted to CaMIc on<l Cropa*
A large tract well fonoed anil watered Preferral,
If reasonable In prlco. Aildriw,
.rAKMBKi
j>wimaw Paterson, N. J.
Good Timber Lands in Virginia
Wanted.
A UOOD TRACT WITH VABM LAMDB
A. lnterspeaod, capable of being worked
at once, can be disposed of if price is roaaonablo.
Addre-,
lann-dftw Box 1716, new Yom r. o.
WANTEU -AUKNTH FOB OUR NKW
Work, tlie
PEOPLE'S LAW BOOK.
By Uio lato Law Partner of tbe Chief-Justloe
of Man. Entirely new, full, complete
and reliable. Recommended by tbe most
eminent Jadses, etc., of Ohio, tad.. Ky.,
Tenn , and many otber States; from Maine
to California, as the best, most oomprehenslble,
and most useful book ever prepared
for popular use. Tbe hlgb character or tbe
work. Its practical value to all ciaseos, its
splendid recommendations, and its beaut *nl
nnruiarannfl rtlanri AOflnlfl nil UlA hlBll
read (o sucaeaB from the very outset. Ad*
drew, B. HANNAFORD A 00., 177 West
Fourth Street, Olnolnnatl. F. b.?Also,
wanted, Agents for Greeley's Akxhican
Conflict, and other flrst*class works,
JanS-eod-dftw
Administrator's Notice,
fflHE UNDERSIGNED HAB BEEN AFJL
pointed Administrator of the estate of
John E. Bark aw, deceased, and notloe Is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to settle their aocounts without delay:
and all perrons having claims against said
estate will present tliom properly certified
to tbe underelgnod,at Elm drove P. o., this i
county. JOHN B. ORAIOHTON,
dec3i-dAw? Administrator.
Oxtoby & Duffield,
m
OtsSg
lis? 1
m
sit*
ga^.g
I 1
fc i
1
\
104 MARKET STREET.
i JA1I1
LOOAI'B AKHIOA,
Tho Beet Fain Klllor In Um. \
LOGAB'^iBBIOA, 1
Tho Cheapest Llnlmot In Use.
LOGAH'SABSIOI,
For sprains, Braises, Swellings, Ac.
LOGAH'fl AKBICA,
For Rheumatism, Nouralgla ana Pains of
Hi kinds. .
It is a combination of Aroloa with power* 1
ai oils, Ac.. making it a superior remedy ,
br external use. J
Prloe 25 Cents, in large bottles.
DR. OHAFMAN'B J
JOARHOUND BALSAM, 1
?*OR?
)OVQBI, COLDS, HOABSXHEM, Ac.
IT7E RECOMMEND THIS ARTICLE JAB .
W a first rate Cough Hyrup, fully equal to
my sold, and the cheapest in the market.
We only 26 ooilr, in Wat bottles 1 It will
lot oonstlpato the bowels, nor debilitate
heiystcxnlike many of the oough syrupe
Many of our ouitomers have been using it J
or years, and oontlnuoto nso it in prerarnoo
to other nreDaretlonfli
WThe Children like it. It is good for ?
onng and old. For sale by 1
LOUAN. LIST A 00..
Wholesale DraggM/,
deo7-dAw Wheeling, w. Va
PRVMK VW.W nnrin
flew Orleans Molasses. J
I A A BARRELB OF THE ABOVE, Dlby
V not from LouLtiana Plantations, now
rrlvTng una for sale by
PAXTOK A OGLE BAY. ?
NEW CROP 6
tfEW ORLEANS SUGAR. J
A PEW HOGSHEADS ARRIVING; also, I
1 rorto Rloo and Roflned Bngars, on ti
anils, and for Mia by u
PAXTON A 00 LIB AY. fl
Sundries.
CJA BAUB RIO OOFFEE.
.Oil >00 package! Bright and Black To75
barrels Fine and Extra Syrups.
900 " Family Flonr.
00 Flint Hominy. 1
Mackerel. Herring ana Oodflib.
Gunpowder, Young Hyaon and Blnok ?
oaa. O
Bodai, indigos, Sploes and Em Ooffoo.
Oboloe Factory and Ooaben Choose.
Rloo, N. O. Tar and Oarbon Oil.
Boapa, Candles, Lead. Bbot and Powilor.
o^^SSi??>< ??.
Wilb many otber articles, on band, and u
?r sale by
QgQia gAXTOW * OGLKBAY.
Sonltor Cloth.es Wringers.
3D0JS. no. a MONITOR ULOTHJH
P.'OH'LUU^TTH a ana.
Common Lime.
100 WB?ltu*u
a muiRBTH * HBO.
yfimnttpng.
ESTABLISHED M TBAB8.
JOS. CARTWRIGHT,
OFTIOILA.lTj
AlfD DEALER IN
M 11
? S. <s ^ ;
onion by mull proinpUy attended to.OorretpondenUi
requiring anxwen will
Dtamn frlr Minrn TWrtAPft. wllOD
noten clMTnlforifori.
125 MAIN~ STREET, i
"WHEiElXiXITa-. ,
aoplO ? i
Sewing Maohinos for Hont with 1
prtvilogo of applying Bonti to ,
Purohaio. I
1 || 11 | I j
j! 1
5 b 8 S * I < 1?
i . mi 3 ?
M11 j
? a . s a
? B ill S '
III- ?ft
i Jill Bfs
Call and Examine at 1
WH, BTJJHTKH ft GO'S, s
(local Bo. S5 Moww Street
A HMALIi L(fT OF J
Holiday Presents Left, 9
Suitable for
NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. t
Kortatio algroatly reducod prloon, at j
SDltJND BOOKING'S,
AND
BUUMNIi ft OAKKULIVB ,
iPH.a.iaaE.A.C'sr. i
docW
SELLING OFF.
J took of Notions and Fancy Goods. 1
Fob tub purpose of reducing hy a
Block with a view or closing the bail* (I
less, l am now offering, and will offer for cJ
t few days only, my entire stock or Goods i
it rednoed prloos, and many kinds of Goods z
itooot.
I would eali the attention of the trado to
he following seasonable artlolos:
Genu- Merino ahlrta and Drawers,
Ladles' Merino Vests,
8 bawls and Arabs,
Hosiery and Gloves, ?
Knit Ooats and Scarfr,
Jeans and Flannels, .
Iilnen and Ootton Handkorohleffe, I
Cotton Batting, I
And a great variety of other goods In my "
Ino.
To parties wishing to entor the bnslnen
offer the entire stock on favorable time,
pith tlio best stand in the oily. Possession
;lven on ihe first or February,
T. 0. HoAFEE,
Janl 70 Main Btroet.
Closing Out Sales. KTE
WILL OFFER Til 18 MOltNINQTO
TV mm? room for Uhrutmu Uooda ooni.
ug, a largo lot of Ramaaota of
Upacas, Flannels and Dress Goods.
We alio offer oar enure (lock of
Panojr Dress Goods, Shawls Ao.,
At New York oost and lew..
J. H. BH0DE8 ft CO.
B
Furs at Oost.
A LL OUR COMMON FUB8 AT008T. A
i tall Used Collar and Moffat IS 00;
dCCl8 ' J.B.BHODHB ACQ*
Waltham Watches p:
14 Plate, 16 and 20 Sizes.
no ZIIE MANUFACTURE OK TI1KBK
L line Watohoa tbe Company liavo ?lovoxl
all the wolenoa and Hull In ttie ait at
icir oommand, and oonfldenlly claim thai
>r fineness and beanty, no lew than for the til
reater excellenciOH of mechanical and aclrtlfloeorreotnea
of design and execution,
ieee Watches are unsurpassed anywhere.
In this country the manufacture of tlieee
ne grade or Watches is not even attempted 1
coept at Waltham. ro
For sale by .
Wi. H. mniVBGIl AGO.) c
IM Main IVtreef,
QCtai4Mn WBKKLINO, W. VA. ~
irandy for Mince Pies. I
AJJta, A
OH1ND UOUtiH SYRUr,
WUUH UH5KNUK3, DC
BaUK'H UATAllRIl liUHKUY, ?'
PHALONH V1TAMA, j
___ ? HALLS HAIH hKNKWKli 0
OFRLAMD* TONIC, ?
KKNNBDY'd DIHOOVKltY,
OOD LIVER OIL, Ij
BOHEWCKH MKMCINKM _V
GOLD FISHj
HOW by 5(
LIST & HUBBARD, UUUQoisTM,
?? Door North or Pom ndlrr, 31
ll
Jltmtm.
TTor CIMIUMI, Loimilli and HI.
Louie.
This day (Wednesday) Oth hut., positively.
^ Tbo fine paaMnger ?learner
jM&^&^SSSL
points tuts day (Wednesday) 5th fiwt., ik*iUvely,
at 4 o'clock p. u.
For freight or panice apply on board or u>
J?n6 T. H. MOWU. A genu
For li Loots-Direct.
Thursday, Jan. flth,
^The splendid paiwengor steamur
iJ8Z*A(iLKMl)ALK, Oantaui John H.
JlHJPlHare, will leave wheeling tor hi.
Lools direct, on Thursday, the Glh Hut.
For freight or puaage apply to
janl f. MONO, Agmit.
For ilDdsuU, lOTlarlili ami m.
JaH^kwUl 1MT. u .bOTo, WnlneklMy,
lb. 6ui in.t, at 3 o'clock r. k.
For Wight or ??- ?' lo
Jam Agents.
Regnisr Hstaasns ms4 Wheeling
racket.
mm . The line new light draught pan
lug jfor Malamoraa, every Tuesday, Tlium.
day aud Saturday at 1U o'clock a. m. Ke.
turning, will leave Matamonu for Wheeling
BVj^Mtmday, Woduesday -<iul Friday Mt n
For freight or panHse apply on board or to
O. H- BOOTH A CO.,
JODlt-tf Agenlt.
ywtaai mmm.
1800. 1870.
Fall and Winter Fashions
?ATA.
M. ADAMS',
NO. 37 MONROE STREET,
NEAR MARKET,
WHKBB WILL ALWAYS BE POUND
from medium to the fluent
Cloths, Casslmeres, Vestings,
Which will be made to order In the mwi
raalilonablo stylo, on tbo abortem ponibiu
lotlco. Healao lnvftea yonr attunllou to
uLa superior Htook of
Men's FiriMiim Ms,
Where yon will alwayi And a complete rs
nrtment of everything In that line; hIho, u.
jls stock or
Beady-Hade Clothing.
MADE EQUAL TO UUBIOM WORK,
Which will be disposed of at
ORY LOW PRICES.
Please call and examine.
OCtlS A* M. ADA MM.
wfl jnitt.
GRAND OONOERT
-ARBrACBLBAUX
DE ST. CHIBPICV.
T1HE MANAGEMENT HAS THE bouoi
L of announcing to the clUsens of Wheelng
and vicinity, a series of entertainments,
JTordlng pleasure and profit to all, by a
roups which for over four hundred nights,
las had a lasting hold upon the fancies 01
La mends.
.fbooblIIMMS.
PARTI:
, Grand Overture, (from the opera
of What's your number,) Troupe.
, Little Barefoot...* Blaetlk.
) father, dear father, oome go with me now
To Forgey'a and buy me them Bootu,
'lie ones that I have are all out at the too,
And I know ho has some that Just suit*.
, Gobbler's Laments........nM....?M.Hafrole
PART* II.
i Rocltative-Snow Btormm Hyrubbers
. Uorn-not Bole-o Hntree.
, Skaters Joy-wlth Bole-o on
shoe hornM.MMM..mm?.MMMM ....Krlmper.
Beautiful, beautiful fairy llko Boo in;
BwlfUy ye glide o'er the guttering loe.
PARTUS
, Tableau-Aseembllngof the barofooted
host who prepare to Tryon.
, Urand Tableau?Troupe surrounded by
the.hoat no longer baiefbotod, but with
feet oneaaod In line and coarse Hooix,
Bboes and Gaiters, from the very popn tor
house of Alex. H. Forgey, ISao Main
street, where this troupe Is now performing.
. Keooptlon of Ureenbaokau Trouj>o.
0 oonolude with the solo satisfying drama
from tho pen or the celebrated Lap*
stone, entitled,
THE SHOE FITS ME!
1 performance In which this lroupe3iaa nn
superior In the known world,
*UI?B IWIIUIIIIBIIW . IWiy . WIIIIUli
fternoon and even In*?until farther 110ioo.
Doora open at T o'clock a, m., ami
low at 0 p. x.
Ldmisaion to all Farts of the
HonaeFreo.
j-yont Seals Bticnxd tar the Bart/ooUil.
ALEX. H. FOBGEY,
Manager,
tlooZi tag Main Htrtm
CHRISTMAS
.AMDNTEW
YEARS.
To make It an ot^oot to pnrehaMrs
[AIILTOI & HARDING,
i
100 BASKET ftTRKKT,
Will anil at amallu MilnAil nrlMia fnt
TDlttTY DAYH ORI.T,
[ANOd,
ORUANB,
VIOLINS,
flOOLOH,
VIOLINOKLLOH,
UU1TABH,
MOUTH 01MMNH,
EltMAN AND KIIKNCU ACOOKDKONf*.
I'ersonn mum como within thirty d?y? lo
?lvo Iho benellt of Uio above reduction.
lOCHI HAMILTON A HAUDINU.
S30.650
ILLAltH, dtatrllmtod monthly by Bworn Com
aaloueni in tho Lcgftl Krntorky Sul" I?ott?*rjr.
art for clrcnlur at nnro unci Try Y*n Imcm.
Itldrt-M 0. U. Ut'UUAY Si CO., (fcvlngtuu, hjr.
locH-ood
Cane Poles.
r\n CANK l'OLti) JU8T BKCWVKU
JU Forule low. u RBKUV
any 16 OH AH. H, BKKHY.
Cheese. _
fk HOXKH PRIMK UOBUKH.
J? "j ""ft1'
Cloar Bacon Sidos.
in I'IKOKHODBOWNOWRINU.
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