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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
4 7IANTIO AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
y q. 8. Mali. LINE

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA.
u yana aud New Orleani-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Captain j. McGowsn, will sail on Wednesday November
1850 Al O'Clock r. NJ from foot Of Warren Bills of
ang OF the form furnished at the office and no bills
sage apply at III West street, corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
4 RTlFICIA AL, TEETH-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO
~ extract teeth in seconds without the sgntest PAIN
stps No charge for temporary sets Or
for EXTRACTING where artificial teeth inserted Dr. H.
OIJRKIN 33y Canal street, door from laurons
4 RrrrICIAI, TEETII-FULL SETS. ON PURE SILVER,
"A ONLY ST. on fine Gold and Plaiins with Continuous Gums
sos. eona 10 sny in York single Teeth 8; white
for filling decaycd and sentigc Teeth Also Teeth
nciod without the least par, ut lSS sixth avenue between
Tenth and Eieven,s streets, DIR. LUTHER, Dentist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
POLITICAL.

BEWARE OF TREACHERY.-rIFTH OF AUGUST
ID Tammany Hall Democratic General Commttee.-To the
caucus e the wire pulers the
bers only of said committee who supposed
colleagues their pockets have the control
Of their wards far relates 70 the manufacture
w.erbury ESQ District Attorney At which It was deter
who might be favorable to the nomination of Fernando Wood
Mayor and could not be whipped into the traces
enecfuay Infamous
Fifth OF August movement should be the modus operand
HARVEY BIRCH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

ITO ENTHUSIASTICALLY HERALD BOUND, FOR
sale. The daily for 1896 43 a. 40 ~. 4S 40 80 Isl,
81 53 and "a Weekly Herald for 1897 '3s 49, ~ and AS.
For terms address q. Mel, box lis Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

A ARRANGEMENT FOR wINTER-THn NEW YORK
IA and Virginia Steamship Coupanys stearnslps viii re-
eve freight every day for 1ennessee North Carolina Por
snoutb Norfolk Guy Point and Richmond viii leave per
ROANOKE, Capt Couch on "Wednesday
JAMESTOWN Capt Skinner Saturday.
Passage sateroom and meals included 10 Norfolk 30 D.
tersburg or Richmond So ~ y q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

NOR HAVANA QUAKER CITY IINE-CARRYING
the United States mail and leaving port every twenty
days.
fhe new, fast and double engine steamship YORKTOWN
r. Shueld commander Will take the place of the Quaker
City and sail for the above port Tuesday November M
two O'Clock from pier 45 North river Her next trips Will be
made December s and B
The Yorktown ia . ship OF 800 tor burhen and well
tested for both tn speed Her accommodations
unequalled For freight, or passage, apply TO- .
HARGOCS CO.. SO South street.
First cabin 800; second cabin, S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

NTEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM.
In pany.-For New Orleans via Havana to sail Satur.
dav November IL at I2ocsckThe United states mail
ship CAHAWBA Capt J. W smith will commence to receive
freight ON Wednesday, Nov O. 1852 at pier foot of Robinson
street North river No bills Of adng signed after the hour Of
sailing Freight for Havana will not be received after II
O'Clock on day before sailing 1t must be cleared the
Custom House. and the clearance together with the bills Of
iading left the Office before So'clock that day For
freight passage apply the agents. LIVINGSTON, GRO
CHERON 4 CO., No. Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

rrERCANTIIE LODGE NO. a. T. o. OF O. F-THE
M members Of this lodge respectfully requested u
attend the funeral of brother W Hunter from his
late residence corner OF broadway and street on
Sunday 9th inst Z. NJ. precisely. r. EDTE, N. G.
n M Mvw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RECEIVE THE
IL highest price In cash for their left OF Wearing Apparel
From 81 to S pa for Dresses other weerin apparel
for gentlemen receive from SS upwards for Coats
from 81 tO and upwards for Pants from 81 and wards Tor
Vests Boots and Shoes bought Also Please call address
Through the Harris l56 seventh between Twen
teth and Twenyhrst streets Ladies' attended 70 oy Mrs.
Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

MR.. WILLIAM A. KING HAS THE HONOR TO AN.
M that his complimentary soiree viii
Dodworths Saloon Thursday evening November 1852
under the patronage OF the members of Calvary church
others which he will be- assisted by eminent talent
and WILL by of numerous friends perform for first
tine in public on the Alexandra and perfect
which has just been imported by Messrs Bernard
guees expressly for this OCCASION containing stop
(vox Celese &c. &c Tickets 81 each be had athe music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

A UsTRALTA PIONEER LINE-EsTABIIsHED 1852
"A Carrying the United States mails-saling positively
the day adverised-The beautiful clipper ship SAMU Ell
O. GLOVER 1000 tons burthen George Kelnfn couman-
der Ia rapidly loading No North and will be
for Melbourne positively on the the 10th Of Novem
delivered her cargo perfect order She has magnificent
commodations both first and second passengers
For freight or passage apply board, r. W.
ROM Bowling Green Sight bills for SALE and cash ad
vapces made consgnments- Consignees in Australia
MessrsL wilkinson Brothers d Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

MEDICAL.
nR BRoDIE MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COII.EGR O.
j. Surgeons Eduburg be consulted his residaneo
1Broadway next to wallacks theatre daily from A L
nlr9PM
nR. HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE Is AT DIvINFOu
Dsireet New York city. Established A. D. 1854 Opea
from A. NJ until 10 O'Clock at night
TYR. WARDS ONLY OFFICE, Ass BROADWAY, NEXT
IL walacks theatre, up stairA Hours from A. " IN y
r M, daily. treatment BY letter. per post expresa
nR. PERRY. IS WHITE STREET, NEAR BRoApwAu
~ Hours 10 to and to daily, and Monday Wednes-
day and saturday evenings from 6toSP. NJ.
nR. WATSON, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL coLIB0n
~ OF Surgeons London, be consulted his resdence
4bs Broome street, second block Yves. Of Broadway from
DAR1s AND LONDON OFFICES OF DR.. Lamont. -
and Thursdays W RIM Treatment by mail and ass
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11oR ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
n town.-The New York and Virginia Screw hteamshin
Companys and first class steamship MOUNT VERNON
O. Smith commander will leave pier IL North river for the
including state room and meals, So Freight cents per
arding Freisha received Fridays and Saturdays An.
pF " u H. VkQ&WElt 4 CO., n West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
FINANCIAL.

UGUST BELMONT CO., BANKERS, NO. 80 WALL
"A street. Issue letters Of credit for travellers available IN
parts Of the world through Mcsss Rohschid Of PARA
London, Frankfort Naples and Vienna and ther cogrespea
dents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

THE wETMoRE PEDrGREE-FRoM 1912 TO 1856 WITH
Coat Of Arms rea iy Remainder OF limited num-
Der be had of II HAYS gencaoplst Her sdry Office 69
aud 65l broadway, N. y. Approved by the families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

~. MACDUFF, No. II Wall, second jewery store fusa
Broadway, stairs saving of 80 per cent made BY
cendng flight Of stairs
DEST QUALITY WATCH SPRING steel,
Id WOVEN HOOP SKIRTS.
Reaied at ~ cents o hoop
at lOe Duane street. for 30 days only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

NroyICE.-sHIppERs or GOODS BY STEAMER NEW
IN World Wednesday, the 10Th inst. Will confer favor
the company by sending invoices OF property shipped nge
Nor North iv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

HOTELS.
rorvr or JuI.IEN NO. WASHINGTON PLACER
Ill Two large suite and three single rooms not vet taken for
he winter Private tables or meals se.ycd u carte An Nm
achsd makes particularly desirable for single gentlemen
'Acn''' EIiBERT ANDERSON. Propretor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

WYNN n BARNES & CO.--MODRI. AUCTION HOUSE,
w Atlanta Georga-One OF the above firm being now in
the city consulted In relation 70 consgnmens We are
located Of the populous and central cities OF
Georgia. where goods being sold daily and ut fair prices
Parties of trying the Southern market In our ne can
address W. II. Barnes Co.. box lO6 Herald of1ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

Oils, 81 AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK or
ID London and Royal Bank Of Ireland for sele h1 WILLS
FAk.O CO., 81 Broadway, New York and C.arnia Ex.
prese Company ----.-L y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

U,HEATRE FRANCAIs 585 BROADWAY.
La MARDI Ter NOVEMBER
Premiere representation du
SPECTACLE LA C0UR.
Comedie-veaudevie en- deux acts du Gymnase,
Nine. CnEVALIER remplira 10 role de Colombo.
Les autres roles par NM. Loret Edgard Barry, Talo
Bertrand.
Deuxiame representation de
UN CAPRICE
Coincide d. Alfret do Musset
Joue par M. Meinstein Mmes Iauretu ct Karsci,
LIE yIEUX BRACONNIER,
Chante par M JUIGNET.
oRDRE DU SPECTACLE:
/. Caprice 3. lie Spectacle. g. Le veux Braconner.
On oommencera a heures mons quart
Dray TOMS Parlor Opera ous les Lund Mercred ct ven
dredi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
EnrANxELrNG Junr.-Tho New York Plea

EMPANNELING a JURY.-The New York Plea
yune goeth it in the following manner:
We dropped into the Court of Sessions the
other day, to take look round us" and while
there, we witnessed the mode of empanneling a
Jury.
The first name called was Simon Bungstarter.
lie had heard the case in dispute, and formed
an oplnlon-quite forgot what opinion was
could easily form another tho. DiSliked the
prisoner; was down on prisoners generally
Challenged.
The next, De Drabbit Ruff-had never heard
of the case; formed no opinion; could not read
diSliked reading; could write Il cross to his
name; always judged prisoners by their looks;
didn't know what the case was all about. Ac
cepted
Stephen BrOttc,lethy read of the case in
the papers first in the Herald thought the
prisoner guilty; then in the Tribunc-Encw he
was innocent; could judge impartially and give
verdict with the majority. Challenged.
Bernard McGroggcrty Heard of the case
from one-cyed LalIert; knew the prisoner well;
he owed him two dollars-a rum biIl would
make him sweat; was professional juryman,
and always went into the jury box with his yer
dict in his pocket, so as to lose no time; could
now leave his verdict with the Court and go
home. Challenged
Burty CuIlethcad-IIad expressed no opinion
but formed several; wanted to be paid for his
services, else he wouldn't serve; had the small
pox very bad, so conld keep the jury from disa.
greeing; say which way you want the case to
so, and he was bound 10 fetch it. Challenged
Meyers SchweibuSchergrth--U Heard de
gaSc; don't got no LiniUrs; dnk5 dc brshncr
should be hanged; welt sick init his stamack
putty bad; want to go home. Accepted.
Wellington Wlntcrbottom-Ear sutnmat
habout it; thinks hit hall an 'umbug. Would
like to ave the prisoner down to Brummagem
BiIl's for "A fan our; would knock the fat hofis
hcyebalIS b!am'l quick; didn't believe him.
Accepted.
Sampson Stold-Could judge irnpa',ially
didn't care which way he went; if the prisoner
was acquitted, he's let Oft, if he's found guilty,
he's pardoncd.
We waited no longer, having business else
where. We left the Court, under thc impress.
sion that there's a littlc fun and good deal ofI
NrCe about cmnanncling n Jury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

RAILROAD AcctDENT-Nan KI!lel.-On Tues
day last, as the lightning express train on the
Steubenve & Indiana railroad, coming East,
was nearing Lafayette station, the engineer
discovered several head of cattle on the track,
and sounded the alarm whistle to frighten them
off. This not having the desired effect, the
owner. man named Miller, stepped on the
track for the purpose Of driving them off, when
the locomotive struck him and he was instantly
killed. 1t is supposed he was not aware of the
close proximity of the train, when he went on
the track, and his situation was not discovered
by the engineer in time to prevent the accident
Two head of cattle were also killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

HEAVY LAND SLIDE.-On Wednesday night,
about half past twelve o'clock, heavy land
slide took place on the track ofthc Pittsburgh
Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad, between Ro-
chester and New Brighton, about half mile
beyond Beaver station. An enormous mass of
earth, about an acre in superficial extent aud
many feet deep, slid quietly down over the
rails crushing down and sweeping away small
house in its course. The slide had been cxpec-
ted, and watchmen were stationed to give
warning. The people had moved out of the
house, ancipating its destruction \ strong
force of men was put to work at once to build
a track around the slide. The passengers on
the various trains were promptly forwarded,
but no freight had passed the obstruction up to
Friday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

ITTEhave hand receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
variety of style and price. And in view Of the i'll
creasng demand for first class goods, have paid
cnar attention to the getting of such as expressly
adapted the wants of customers Our
with Eastern such that enabled trrush
the latest styles Of Hats and Caps introuCcd
And promise that the newest and most beautiful
sorments we'll the best qualities
to be found at our establishment.
The public are respectfully invited call examine
pare pains give entire satisfaction
dcc9 HARPER & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

The GREAT BILLIARD March "Sr11. a
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune says that
the great billiard match at Detroit was ''rcgu-
lar sell, got nl by the principals to cheat out
slderS-that there was stake between the
players, and that the whole thing was an advcr-
tlsing dodge for Phelan's especial benefit, he
being vender of billiard tables in New York.
His confederatcs made their profits IN the 'sidc
bets )" the result having been agreed on in ad-
vance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

The CosHocKToN Jail SET FIRE BY TIE
PHIsoNERs.- The Coshocton, Ohio, Jail was set
on fire on Monday night last 1t seems that
there are now five persons confined in The jail
Bell and Wte, for the Treasury robbcIy-Smal-
ley, under sentence for life for rape and incest
and two young men of that place, very rcspec-
tably connected, sentenced for ten days, on a
charge of getting on a spree and kicking up Il
riot. The plan of Bell, SmalIey and white ap-
pears to have been to set fire to the Jail, suppos-
ing that with those two friendly young men in
with them, upon the alarm Of fire, the Sheriff
would not hesitate to open the door and hand
buckets Of water-when they would linocI, him
down, rush out and escape. For this purpose
they had brokeu old split bottom chair, and
had its largest rounds ready to uscas bIudgeons
The Deputy sheriff, however, did not open the
door expected, but rang the bell to alarm the
ncighborhood, and kept the prise ncrs secure
until relief came The fire was soon cXtin.
guished.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
WHEE
THE INTELLIGENCFR

JOHN B. GILNER, editor of the Charlottesville
lHa') Exponent, and son of Hon. Thomas W.
Uiimer' one Governor of Virginia, and Secreta-
ry OF the Navy in President Tylcr's Cabinet,
committed suicide, a few days since, at the depot
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Washing.
ton City by throwing himself before a locomo-
tive No cause assigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c
MIOI ESAILE e. RETAIL

Il SHEPPARD, No 13l Main St. corner Of U..ior i'll
- 'ontune 10 h cp OF hand large complete as
soheEt q" all articles in s line consisting ars' and
HrTtIvTI"ts Saddle Zine Harkcss Turks
'Ics Carpet Bags SatcSeis, Collars, IGrues, Wins
would resFef tiuIiy call attention my and tust
by str.e attention and proInpt
NJ" AIMS "I repairing promptly fcTer 5rG IN Pr
Iahi-rT J. B. SI:FFPAED
stEE" y;-I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
~s~S~


CALLS WELL THAT ENDs WELL"-It has
been demonstrated up in Pittsburgh according
to the Journal that mothers-in-law, and rei-
gious prejudces and preferences will sometimes
cause slight ripple in the pathway of love. y
fair young lady there, daughter of il prominent
physician, of the Episcopaan church was en-.
gagged to be married to Mr.. Reel of ST Louis
who is the only of wealthy widow lady Of
that city. His mother and himself were strict
Catholics. In order to conciatc the religious
difiicu.ty it was agreed that they should be
first married 10y DR.. Lyman of the Trinity
church, [Episcopaian) and afterwards by the
Catholic Clergy.
The "upper ten" Of Pittsburgh were on the
to the fashionable throngs. Early that evening,
the sensation" commenced. From Penn to
Liberty, from Liberty to Sixth, up Sixth to
Old Trinity, the vast expanse Of crinoline NOV
cd, supported by their escorts But aIas the
hospitaole e'ors of "Old Trinity, (which has oft
been the scene. Of fashion and beauty on such
occasions, "oPene' not its portals" and the
fashionable crowd wee brought up al! stand
ing.
'sWhat can the matter boz Inns the groom,
backed out or has the bride Cd ~ 7tI,o.n
been quarrel? and hundreds of o. ~ l'n.,;n,,S
ran round. The gents grnned, ;as 3asSro"S srnw
aS a5y than odked odd %9dE Es "a2 get
monument smiling at Grief Finally the -
patient crowd sent off messenger to the house
Of the bride. He there learned that rnd Mrs bv h
The Catholic clergy, and she woud have her
religious views in this matter carried ont. She
was inexorable, and tinnlly the PARTIES were were,
married by that clergy. Rev. Dr Lyman very
sensibly concluded that ono marrying was
enough, and that no ceremony on his part was
necessary. r.I,,,-
had kicked up a great sensation for nothing,
bnt @ the public think otherwise Such t a dis; s.
play of expansive Beauties and mouStachen an ana
perfumed pt. gentlemen, were never before compel,
led TO stand still so long for ;he admiration o'
The young couple we are happy to learn, ;a arc re-
lust as happy as if they had been married "a! 'l %
the the Pope Of Rome, and the Archbishop o
Cantc, bury together.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
c. =. BROWN.



EALEK il: Watches, Cooks, Je,.yr silver ard Plated
> ware Fancy Goods, &c, &c, Wholesale Retail
A-eIt or the sale OF the CELEBEATED AMERICAN
NAlCliS, manufactured by ATFLEJ,S. TRACY Co., also
Agent for The MIiEELER d WILSON SEEMING MAC LINES
anHounc his return from New York complete
SoriHrHt Of every variety OF goods line, which
ir ouerrd at prices to coupete with any Lousc
country Fsase call and eAaEe before purchasing elle-
"iie4v- sePiC-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

LocoNNr1vE BLOWN Ur.-A locomotive of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
blew up while standing on side track, at Bnc-
yrus, on Tuesday. The men had left but few
minutes before, to go to dinner. 1t was blown
to pieces. The bell was landed up town near
the residence Of the former President Of the
Company. Part of the engine was blown upon
the top of the court house, and came near play
ing the deuce with the records. The top of the
water house was knocked off and up to date
nothing had been seen or heard of the pieces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

M HOLESALE AND E4TAIL Nalufac;urer % Saddles
brides Harness aEd Trunks ard dealer al
cts usually kept by SaddrIs. leave to fr-cr lie
pubic that he has opened, No. ICG Main a cor Market
-1ilt! sirfc he Will be glad
any Of the above articles. As intends make TE
aud sen at air prices, he hopes obtain IIrIuI share
"i s"i!c patronage. Particular Laid to oI-rrJ
"vIN' ana repairing done with dispatch. stpIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02


unit Contents. .5or terms Of to years.
The progress ufths Corporation has been
interrupted through seasons OF
Pt'oIs eveatfu in exempt from sweeping coa-ra-
;ioS au4 iritinc disaster. established
cash basis the troubles Cf the credit sstr ia no
material particular.
During tines the security reliable Insurance
imperative duty the ability property owners TO sus.
tain loss being en much lcsSeLrd.
Policies issued without d.ay, all business attended
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
-" {. =. sEEI s. Il ETEE, Agent,
Oaice al the Savings Bank OF y Ec,lIng.
feh13-,Iaw-:i1I Jan. LIST. '53.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06
DENTIST.
GHIT.n ia 9

nR. B. L. ROBINSON HAS RE-
- moved hi5 Dental Qgee 70 his residence, No 90
viii e happy to sec all of his orsr patrons or sny 9TH
eTs Wha maY ucad his sarvices
Cl"ve'oui Narch l0 l1hS-mh2ldt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

oH her little stockings ' 'A nH.arad
Here, she said TO the man who was paet.
ing the things into awide mouthed sack, nbefo'.
NINE and her large blue eyes looked earnestly
through her tears. q 'o .i.r 10 .I..s'' '''-1'- .
Aunt Hitty dew AZ her. "Good landl The
fhllds crazy. Don't think the men could wear
your stockings-take EN- away" 10 afj b.
Grace looked around with an air Of utter des.
olationy andbegan 20 cry. II wanted 10 give
them something" said she old rather 90 bare.
loot on the snow ell day than not send them
give me the stockings. my child" said the
ORD soldier, tenderly There, III take 'em
and show EN- to the soldiers. and tell them what
the little giTl said that sent themg And 4 viii
40 them as much good as ii they could weir
them. They've got little girls at home. too .
Grace fell on her mothers bosom eomnlelelv
happy, and Aunt Hitty only mutttred---' -
Every body does spile that child; and no
wonder, neitherin ef -.,F. ...I. -
Soon the Old sleigh drove of from the brown
house, tightly packed aud heavily loaded. And
trace ana Dick we're creeping up 70 their it,
tle beds. a' IL 800 Il ..#-.#.. '.
There's been something pint on the altar Of
Liberty to night, hasn't there, Diekl"
"Yes, indeed" said Dick; and. looking IN 10
bis mother, he said, 'But mother, what did Won
81 - said the mother, musingy
eyes, You mother; what have you 2 iven to
the country" ..|...i
GAN that | have, dears, said she. LAYING
her hands gently on their heads--"my husband
and my chilbreh!" a.HH-r e
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DENFIS ray
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA Pc ETsO OEA Il ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

is manu- agturei aud all varieties Of artificial 'elh
VI up in the hest nnnuer. W B INGERSOLL,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland q.
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Att'ps & GonrtseIlOrs.

CPersons forward ing orders for subscriptions without
cash, nesd not e1peci Teceiye amy attentien,