davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-24

, AGENTS. e ; BosroN-George c. Goodwin & Co. 4 NEW YoRK-Demas Barnes & Co. ss BALrIMoRE.-S s. Hance Iss.at PIrTsBuRGH,-Dr. George H. Keyser. J C1NC1NNATI-E E. Sure & Co. and John D. Park. tl~1-lt
 CHICAGO. Lord & Smith, andlH. Scoyill. ST. LoUIs.--Collins Bros. .i.sa SAN FRANCISCO -Hostetter, Smith Dean. Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers. lySs
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No Chambers o.. rev Ola, Dec. ls 1854
nIVIDEND.-The usual 5ens-annuGl divI-
dend a. tie rate o. SIX per cent per anHurn on al sums
Asm z 10 $50, aun hive per cent suns over r WI he
ps,abe o. and r-er o. IL. day a. J1ursry, 100. -
Bank oEeu DAILY from % O. n. 90 I and ON j Lll>
WA. al. sLOCUM, PIe.iaent.
CHI& A. NUiTvEl, SecIoLIy.
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financial.


DETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
.nrl CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL si.'oo'oesoPila E PIylpED iS'o So"''o0
FAB VALUE. IS.
StJBsCRlPTiOY PRICE. 81 PER SHARE -
NO FyRTHER sSESsMENP OK CALI on TUE SUB
SCRIBERS, as SO. 600 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAflrAL.
PnEnDExr--J g. CLARK. Of Nts York
yIoE RrsipEsr-R, Il. WisHARr Eew'forA
TRKAsuRsR-h ?. DEVOE, New YORK
srOREJARY--J. CONKLlN Nex-Yors-
DIRECTORS.
nv II KETCHUM. Baltimore, Mo.
O KING, baltimore Aid.
}. n. GOULD, fhiudeiplha, Pa
w WOODRUFF, lis i!mor,, Nd
RH wIsliART, Hew-York.
II =. DENUE., New YORK
A. CLARK, Tan Farm Pa
DG GfSERht s s6(rtR'STESNrDE%EIsy; u ,.
- ii. p cLARK 81 City Pa
w tOs GIG and 6I4 CItEsTNUTsr PHILh;,,
And BALTIMORE. ND.
rb cD,nv orv.nz, IL under the laws OF the s,st- Of
york mi. principal oace 10. II Broadway, with
branch Offices Philadelphia and BsltnoTe for the cove
.nce Of subscribers where the certificates ~ rock " O
rd TO A. soon srp books aTe ready wthoi,
delay The property hs be-n @ ecied with sr,at co.
the a, three wears y Of the directors who have been
oustautl oprratnR Oil CTek aud Throughout We eh
oil region Of Penusyvsuia, well a. Western Nhtnm enc
a. sr but for she otoHbe pir,osr OF g
velormeu aud ducirs oil avns nov sore ter wen " Ger
contrae and bring bored sfh yisor tVty rrre o. t' I'M
paws property T. bottom aud the best OF bonns tnd nnch
Of on ~ Greek, Ch'ry np Cherry TREE Crces walnut
Bend Allegheny River aud other streams where I'M sho' arc
BEING dey eopsd with good SUGGEST .
OFFICE m NETWORK, where Prospectnt and every In
oiN''''H I'LL W ~" ~ ppnADWAY NETWORK
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financial.

DOCKS CLOSING MI, ,nvtpp,.
~ P EHE P1fRS nam fR OF TIE OIL RE.
sSofhTespio S N % vESANGpop COUNTY PA
,,rrR 81 i SshicS6lAY. President.
ANDREW MEuAFFEY, Vice President
tt SRfEWS g T. s1HEM fIs s,oTesry
sBOE AND LEATHER BANK, Bsnkers
WILLIAM Il ANTON, {coun.eL
TRUSTEES
,xIECIs A. PALMER, President brosdwy bank New
~iguAN RANDALL e1-Pr.,ident United States Tele-
Csgehp 9opP'pSyc 0IsY. Of Albsr. H. Nico,av Co.,
Spes Aset,onee and Brokers No. 81 VIE stFee;, New
fnasEEE J. JACKSON Of POlhamlus jackson, Bankers
BIGIeIs SS 50 E1 SO NV {SS por,.,
stOcs Board and broker No 81 Brosdsree'' NOW
.asSSkEw MEBAFFEv Philadelphia
faANClS A GOODWIN, Philadelphia .,o,
kOBERT CLARKSON, Of Csrss0n s. Co, Banters, III
sSSse Tsrs' sst P "a e,I rhp. sD,,v,v,ri.
OFFICES o. ms ooMrASI
No 81 WILLIAM 81, NEN-NORk
No. i!i Ti,lRD,Sr. PHlLADELpHIA
rs r.oa. sUsscaSrr,os Psios ONLY - sacs: sIooK
ksr s0BJscL 20 y rShThEa 9v;oD1
20 Dsv,LOPK THIS SPLENDID on iAoPHkrf
IT, great sdVsn,s,- lu is e ay possesses over many
ed on tue O Creek and the Al,shny River ihe
eel land Of the coHpsnN are also O. tle gre.es Go
o. many d Tor he want q fuel Inc Com
tn.iv, working csuits Of 10000 is alone sufficient guar
ante that la regular mOay dividends may be 81
psclsd cary day winch viii csuse tie s'oes to rapidly
hso ~ value - ...,...
A GREATER PART cP IHR SJ0oK Tnis Company BAyIN6
R1zN ALREADY TAKEN T. NV ioRg, PHrLADEIPHiA AND
srByB PLACES TRUSTEES eIvK NOTICE TH.f THE SOB
scsIPT1Us DooAs PosiTIvELY CLOSE on -
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY, -. 1860,
Aprrs sTooK CAN BIZ OBTAINED AT fHk SUE
eossPIIex Price .../
"A sUnscriPrIOs AGENTS;
a PALBsyR, Of br ,odway Bank No aJ7 Broadway
PoLHAMlUs l. JACKSON, 10. q ExchunseP,aco New
1LBERT Il NCoLAY 4 CO., No. s. William ~, New
ysIk a.. n,,-,,-tt
GtLLEN, WARD MOWER Banker NO % Congress
=, Boston
STEUAET L Co, Bankers Warrington. D. c.
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. c. STEDMAN & co.

II &. STEDMAN g. CO.
H, STOCK pEOkFRs,
10. ~ BROAp.sT, NV. York.
Al kind. ~ Government secuTties Railway S.osfs $50
Bord. 90 l. oosh, AID sod eoainission inferred
sOwed o. ~ deposits -. .,ro.o,-g
Ateu,on ivsn o. the purchase and sale Of OIL STOCKS
- h. per0lsnm Exchange Philadelphia orders gwen ana
". a. srEpMAN THos H. NEWBoULD.
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PROPOSALS

1)ROPOSALS
30, $500
MORRIS ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE 2 PER CENT BONDS, Or 500,
$500 AND $1,000,
REDEEIABi.E IN FIFTY YEARS.
WIN COUPONS raYABL, ~ srv-IorT, sND
rRovislos FoH ssSRo yoR THK REDsATr:oS
AT MAJORITY
These Bonds ar. the Entire Ha,aaes Of the sJ3pmo Of
Bond, of the parry which b. issued uhoeT the fst
Mortgage e1crp f,r the second lrsck aud E1tnsion 20
water Gsp aus Offered 81 sale Tor The pnpo'r Of
cotiprtis the Extension Of hs Rod fon anE 80" - th
o.. nj terminus Php.burg oppo Esason or Duudne
he Bnneh nod from bsnyv'ss eo9uiot % n,sslt y.
very favorable line for the tos trafel rnd ic' inrnshs
Cod. Fl-Ish, aud pa>-ry~i Cars aud Lus-F.
The Morris ard EssrI Railroad when extended 70 Eason
Ifsb Cun,. Company, rOsd IN courss VI ronfucon
no n.sfly completed and With the tsst Fensyy s nan
road winch u proposed he extended iron Allentown 20
aston Thee. will supply tie Morris snd Ei.-h htl
ord dscy upon u. cornpi"iivn WIN 'n mum H. ~
r,rr Tor trsnspoaiirn and II mu b-rcnr one - r Egsi
inporsIi syes', loT The fsn-IoIl-op al es1' "g ,s
Len ID 4nl fas,-r1 Schuy MI regions aud WI also oin
r.. LII West generally via L.hsh Nalry Allentown.
Ccra and ri;,sbls tors Wayne and Chicago
The. Bond, are r.curod By F-st Mortgage to Jane,
Brown aud Peer Cooper. lri"es upon the &c
aud To- the c9ue Il completion 40 uplr the brinh r''
up,il. 10 NrwElk Hcm the HadsoB River 81 tio5o<n ~
tbc Delaware Rive Pat lp'hursh, meydnf al rs' fsA
.s,si- rni.ns stock aid oh,r property Of ~, Iolis ~,
the thpiai ,toek ~ The Company ,r1 o',@s % h,
-. al be-n ca 81 ~ md .Il-udsd nl" tr fo-" "ic' ~
edduifu 10 received
boz d. ppied aud bu appad to extension OF E '
rod aud the building tLs BFsreh l9sd sn'fa an ~.
doubt div ample ba.is Tot a." security Of THESE t'is' ts
viii b. rydrn rom tie act that The businoss o. Ia" local
ro.d from Sewark Hstetts0wn b. a ~ be,h tui1-
ri.ut 70 nay E- interest toe amount iNrsi'o m
-o.ed proposss Tor tir- Bouds vii b. frr'vrd 'h'l
FRIDAY tie 2Tn JANUARY DeSt, e. , o"i"c" .. n-'
r me vho portion. Ten pr M snf tnF premium
vii D. paid 1t Of the awards Of t1r bid. srd hn y
p.i esui oa taf d~v-y II t- bondA wbeh "h 80 Il .n
.gaa nt IT. every ih isyA md wEc ialidsthe H''
f vnl 70 Octocf p WI. tiU dgtt Of pryius m Ia AZ 81 !
dine. The mi-r--t asc0nt va be- sJwtrd 81 The W., =.
D. Wing Of t- , No bid, under laT VIII - accepted hh'
al b,d. par sd will pe AWARDED m ne oa-f % w.
rs,ufn- and should there b. ~ Old ~ We N
rate. .u Tie bids vii a~rrded pro- rata lur bohus va,
b. right oi f.sistrsfion, W ~ nrf"n'@f OF
the to nadu iransicrsnu tbe boohs Of the 'oufay
II tn r-s.ue ~ tie hot,. Parties ransns pfop a.
., u he .rount Of p4lj j. fei ts dno lintor sud
/ pic. rrs LnntTsI 10 4gl
,,ro, ..l .hcr.d b. sard, sud nd7rs'i 'ffot osa
for t. nart AMI Ess-s Raso-a Company nonis snd 10
rieg 4, ..,ogI .v.ior- sidr~ss~d TO J. D. IERIlbfE
ESQ Merchants. bank view iork of 70 th- uia'e- sii-d
N.wark 49, Jer-y sflrr u = bonn VIII iifnsh ir'he"
espe, OF a.. InoTtlse which contain. fSn Information
- ISAAC VAN wAOESEE, Treasurer.
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IRON WORKS FOR sALE.-The UNTO,

IRON WORKS FOR SALE.-The UNION
L WORKS CONPANf'S rropeuy nj 81 johrs ~ b 10
coo u errk oriCE. is t' Aou,es nil. fhop'.
sh.d sct1-tS. A.. &c together with the valuable wAt
property. forming the front "u g. Jnhns trbor 49,
The area. advantages sn5 rrvihyes which thee WORKS
pof fl ctrfy .rd .ni,s the pg0iisnle O4nsss
on, - Trsa. ND crfpeni Or iuvcs nr't
ror dcscI yiion .nd schedule Of poprrJ ioghcI with uh
,artisnI.rs, tpfiyto Al RLt fCkER sOE Co.
Aucisu-sr end R.n tsate Rrokers,
10. % C,isr-st. New. \ ok.
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TOR SiLE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of
L AT Old Ihsd n. rdwao Store together with Ten
YEAR LrASE The owner declining basAnoss- Apply 70
l.. BALDWIN. No. 2oI Hov'ry
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DROVIDENCE, Sc, SUPREME COURT,
L sEPTEMBER TERM 4. y. i8sf--upon The appiica
% y 'an r. Dixon fotn order q no'ice 20 the bh
bodes tbs Hopknton Bonn snd Cis.ans upon the lie
c~4y,E:
f. adudgsd. ofdeied and derosl that he asi Dion
eauss office 90 be- published 'r the Providence JouuiL
Chicago Tiibanc and New Yors 1fbunr directing thp g. d
oflr Hills Of aid Holtuion iauL ald ~. oilunts upon u-
Heci, thereof 90 bring tn plgt tier bills Of srd
Eauk and A,r Cius upon fa' Receiver u tie hcpstDr
EAuk In Westerly. benfe tie l3h dpy 81 March 1918
ar their cin shs l1rssr hfFri a Id k'cegtT
Said notice 10 o. published ~ 81 lc4.t monte so lo
Jtn day Of DE 'eubef. ifNs
Fte,. ss deere, Of Court 42d dsy s. t. lf1f tpec. H.
Esod.r JOIN 4. GARDINER, ClcFk.
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GOAL MINES OWNED BY CONSUMERS
~ GOAL SUPPLIED IT ACTUAL COSr-Th- Con
..uNERs BENEFIT CUAL COMPANY "Do~ Organizing
nv f,ta,t., % .o.erssfs y rtindo pima SUD Boston
THIS I. pioneer Company N N."'i ofA 'Ish SHpn-;
80 E,cn shAar gNrI4L,srBr boiD o gEcssvE ANsu
sIIr ASp PEsPrtpAIAi ONE fuS ~ NOhi. al A'i. -
Its, al 20 Eann.a cab dvidrbd. Of IL, profits ~ .e
.. of Srartrs o.L sr suprylnr Es Ghir-t oldrr, 1t
oorhi,uly sIp~cicd ths th. oars TO th' snHieh.u'n
IN cor. tsn -Tsy tho ofgnsl rot 4 -'si ,hfr wi'hn
Two I.IG. Wy ,atcrprs-s offer -qisl siva'ase.
M a. 49,. ,..sb,. eo., IN, Dir-cfar. hav- secured
.xp coat CozP.sr. HIyrs Improvement. Per.aa rrofr
~ = 4. l and .aeo...ul ef,rson nt isebaIry. "a
H.. Gun ~ ~ tie Goa ~ domestic add manufacturing pr
pose. ,trs tue sI~as baltimore ,rs. Tho aeinlio' Hd
hoy u n'nns afe Unsurpassed By That OF any uine' Va
the United states.
There .s an , o.m onsnes puup,. brcairrs sud 'mh
t.soh leo ns d-y capactyi dope nino roads cars zoos
ipet s,ts l.g h.Us-s posrGer sna Oh hous'- Gel o."
~ suI alpclsmhs' -hops hOT~s n' - IL, compete,
IN 90 tom, Of COL Ie.y fr removal nHl ~.A ,om
itaOu tnt, raj .sAiy oct snd IL, err con-
enciII inr-diasy the orranissiiei Hhuehy i'r'
RRaISSiFeHS LTMP FoG or SuT a,nai.ealrr. ne6ps
aud argc c,ssulSrTs coal d.sTcd lu ~" col rfy
$40 10 ,0J tuu, daily snd w be- a. ser- At place
within TIE lii. VI Nro ORR, trooayh Jersey cay anj
oh-r adrent cit'"s Vs nsrrs OF rlihoids crnirrs
,hrrrin. ., ne sonL esM 81" n.hns ru',PorsVon 'pe
livery invl I'd 20 snb'c it' ur tbs "ck ~
ra u9y tey taos Of coal per ANNUAL and
hi, foh.ccsu.i. Col a ,. WiuaI koo-ir,feIi i'nie
g. O. IN va ,y "g' ~ be NS e or-.ie
ryeapJ Asyor % isr'.y Cry lion ,sriin sb-ri "a -
Nsvar = c. proosiyni Chrf'.s irnfs. Pr~.if~m tst
Ryrf LsrE g. a. r.aansei D'.a1'aief ACC Woo. D., l.
p.rsale. &. d. Approve Bro a. ~ D. k'traud'S Pes,
Dent Merchant Insurance c. JaIel u. NAraayt I'm
wh-a'oy CousrsI- Barney Luiiu r-f''n'' Irnhy
os .ub,erp,ion are ~ o9-n At tho following i,acos
oil, Hulins blrt s-cold 'ofyl Pot River = nh No
~ Broadway &. H. apr ssi'e Bro Nc - broadway
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financial.
CTATEMENT Of the
GREAT WESTERN
(MARlNE)

GREAT WESl LINN
tMARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY
FOR THE FISCAL Var ENDING
AS REQUIRED 81 CHARTER
Premium, on uu stsDdilg risks December u, ,. ~.
PREMIUMS received on Marine Rsss from JAM ~, a.,
l. lsA. to Dec o. isea.."....''''.'"'" Ioo1..- :.
PI ,aGd marked I. on from Ja" &c, os-
lsea 70 orG si sat: :i 'Fa M. "a
Returns Of premiums ard
penses ,".',....' .......',...'. oI3oio 10 .n
ca,b In prs AMI Win EarIs sa9tet.... si357, III Go
Lam secured by stocks ani 9th, ri-e..''' soSt55 a
United STAGE, City Bank, and otper StoeAs.. ss'%' w
Premium Notes and III Receivable and other ca, NJ.
e4anA1 due Company. ....'....''''..'..'.. '',oo -
Total amount Of rsa.;....,....;.. $1s16s 80 81 ,,
SIX PR CENT interest on the Outstanding Cerlcoe. OF
profits vii be paid holders thereof their LEGAL repre-
seusise, ard aer tuesday,. the seventh Of February
a Cash DIVIDEND Of TWENTY PER CENT win be
Pd to ockhod-s and If ~ the sd Of January inst
scr issue OF 1859 the whole OF 1890 and FIFTY too fEb
to the boldrr. tisieof or er eg rrr.seu,tvs. and
Lnor TUESDAY, tic seventh OF February next rom which
dat al interest the r~sprtve rOnio rs indicate W" c"sr
A SCRIP DIVIDEND OF FORTY PER GENT ia declared on
the net earngd PARTICIPATING r.nams o. 1e C9mPsny oh y.
is.urd on aud at -r ,lic hrs day Il Apii next -
The stoc Transfer Booof will Os closed until the 2sd Of
The scrip win b. closed until the 7th Of FEB
ruary next by order Of the bosrd,
Eow.YorA, January H. i6s.
DIRECTOR;
w. c. PICKERs0ILL, JOHN r. GARDNER,
WILLIAM II. GUIOT Nd. " ENAkfS,
SAMUEL u. FALCOCK, ROBFec SPEODlSO,
JAMES d. BROWN, J. b. cJikSIOS, -.
n CHANDLER. FREDERICK c. GERHARD,
.CEURGI. ". HEEN;IS0S, SAMUEL Il. Caldwell,
W. BUTLER DUNCAN WILSON q. HUNT.
Hf.NhN r. sPAUbDlHG. JONI }. CRANE,
JOHN +. ASPiN MALL, !. plEhpoAf MORGAN,
JOiiS AiLES GEORGE w. BEE,
Cuhs. y. LASDON MILAN WhlOhI,
DOI C;f. a. ROBINSON EhlL HElyEMANE,
d vir = sELLAR THOMAS SLOCOMb,
0IIXEE X KING GEORGE A. PHELPS, JR.
GUsIANUS kUrTER NJ. A sOk.hANl
. / a. HRf',VAM r. WON DER HEYDr,
holm A. NECKF JACOB DE NEUFsILLE,
/ JOHN :. sCHEPELER.
RICHARD LATHERs, President
JOHN a. PARKER ' tie sident.
ALEX. MACKAY, d NiceP ies.conL
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THg IAN RAILWAY CozPAsi


!
cAso RAIBwkI Co., tITTsBUTeH Dc. Is. i@'i
HiVIDEkDS.-I'ae Board Of Directors have
~ declarda DIVIDEND o. 4 per cent free Of Govern
Neni AL tie capital stock, Tor Lie quarter ending Doc 81
s and q ~ per fss the Government tax on he
tnsd Mussse ionds for the Ef mouhs ending Dec, 81
~ the le'ie IN a. ieiI siiou Of ai due Api 1873 both
Ssysb on and IT, S5 ct .ho Company ONO. NJ
is city sud by The Tran,~s Agents Winso~. LAME GO
Ne 81 Malls. AsxA the holdeTs gistered Al tho
eesp,ctiys ore tn lraTsftr Books Wilt close the 3s
bst o'clora and III reopen OIL the lh aay Of
1snaary theresieE. ~ :, c.,>-rs o
BY order Of the Board. w H. bAhNhS, SEC
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Amusemenis.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- 0IORlous TRlUMPH'
oiths GORGEOUS sPEGIAcLl;, ~,
CROWDED HOUSES WITH BRILLIANT SUCCESS
EVERY D AFTERNOON NAT ATh EvEsISe ITa.
ThE RING OF FATE' .'F
FIRE. AIR, Earth, IND WATER
WORTH, and IN to. EssiSs T rs VERMONT wool
cLoe DANCE sy i'm HAYs
THE LIMERICK Soy,
together wsth fayorie soSes. DANCES &c.
MAMMoa II FAT WOMEN, 4 too POUNDS.
MAMMOTH MONKEY.
TIE PILL GIAs s's s2gSMrKs
EXHIBIT TWO GLASS STEAM Es0ISEs
Cinc.ssi.S Girl. ALsIso IOy, LsAFsED sKAl, L'vrss
TIERS fRPycH Movie FrGusEs. &c.
Admission 30 cents, Chdfen Under ten, 10 cent.
NAN AMBURGH a. co"
GREAT MORAL INHIBITION,
Roe $50 rnd 54l BROADWAY.
OPEN sA,I EhS SSR y 4 1,, y T0 + f NJ
THREE iY Eac 4sr AZ "a cniMELs.
MONSTER HAm "a BABooN.
OR LiUN-sLAYER
to be at all h0ars without extra charge In ev.eeuos
VITA THE MOST COMPLETE cohLEcrTo"
OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS %
ever 'r'a1 Tas ri. fei Z onMANcFs DAILY
At A u IN r i'd 81 Is iaslslssF
ADMISSION ONLY 75 cENI5.
WALLACks
" Proprietor and sp FHr5xv Lester "'-''
Sixth time hi. tn. opus YIN i've scts b. Lsvs
author OF Loves Sscr tee md the 'riel Of Love-"
The WIFE. SECRET.
SATURDAY iseco8d time az year NoTton's co,.dy
CT SECRETS WORTH hNONiNo.
MONDAY, THE CLANDEsTlNE MARRIAGE.
TUESDAY lhrst time IN two years.. BoueicslFs nns
comedy OF THE IRISH HFlRFSs.
WEDNESDAY, SEChETs WORTH KNOWING.
THURSDAY, MARRIED LIE.
FRIDAY THE WlFE'S SECRET.
HOW SHE LOVES HIM sIo hOsEDAEE WI .b0sty -
Reproduced a New Drama :. n teiealsal
Dir. Fakner's tine Comedy. MEN or THE DAY, hin re-
hearss and Will shortly De srsoruisd Tor tho hrs os h s
yesfs.
Door, open at I'll Overture a, 70.
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Chanres for Business fflen.

An IMPROVED RAILROAD FROG, which
~ ha been opt-d sud successfully used twenty d1r
EFT roads, and PRONOUNCED The b.ss iron 1ni ace"
plated railroad Ffog Accommodated 10 tue seuon
i r.road conpanrs ard the public generally. IN dubdlty
and -conouy pnrquaied iis pssno-s heStG not being
good BE- would 81 ~ entire !utrrr Ia tie Improvement OF
h. would ~i siuse Slr for .iu.e Ene u ro.d Al
er~.s iu c4rr orc. H. HCCAlE, 10. 62J WsAatr., Fos,
Ct,. iaY No !. fg3 PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-19
VARIETIES.

On a fence in Berkshire county, Massa.
ehusetts, is painted in glaring capitals
"Use DR.. Prior's Cough Balsam," and Just
below, NBuy your gravestones in Pitts
field" Comment is unnecessary.
Said the wife of an ex-negro-trader in
Petersburg Va, a few days since to a
freedman who wa skirning a live catfish
in the market, "How can you be SO cruel2'
"Why," said the intelligent contraband,
"dis is de way dey used to do me, and Use
gwine to get even wild somebody"
An old Methodist, very great at re-
sponses, which were not always appropri-
ate, but always well meant, went one day
to hear a popular preacher. The preacher,
usually lucid, wa rather perplexed, and
felt it himself. He labored through the
first part, and then said
brethren, I have reached the concur
stun VI my ur5v
"Thank God ~ calculated the old man,
who sat before him, profoundly interested,
in a voice hat was heard in every part of
the large church.
The last part of the sermon was harder
to preach than the first.
A young lady went into a store a few
days since, selected her outfit, and gave
orders for the articles to be sent tc her. .
"Recollest," said she to the accommodate
ting clerk, i'rats, mice, waterfall, net,
crimpers," etc.
An unsophisticated elderly lady from
the rural districts, who witnessed the
transaction, lifted her spectacles and look
ing after the departing Miss; then turning
to the proprietor, in a tone of the sincerest
1Poor thing" said she, "sho's crazy,
amt she ~
The smile at this was audible.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-19
CheeseY.

The Second Annual Meeting of the
Ohio State Cheese Manufacturers Asso-
citation will be held in Cleveland, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Jhhuary Gath and
18th. The Annual address will be de-
livered on Wednesday evening, January
oath, by Y. A. Willard, A. NJ, of the
Utica Morning Herald and Country Gen
Aenaan, the ablest writer on Dairy Farm
ing and Cheese Manufacture in the Union.
The meeting will be one of great public
interest, and a large attendancei is expected
of dairynen from all parts of the State,
as well as delegations New England,
New York and the Oanadas. Officers are
to be elected for the ensuing year, and re-
ports are to be made from thirty Cheese
Factories giving the result of the past
years operations, and also from a large
number of private dairies.-ToEedo Com
nserSiaL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-19
M6srC1E 1Nb DRAMATIC.

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Maggie Mitchell received 100000 for 2s
performances in Boston.
Forests share Of the receipts at Niblo's
average $500 nightly.
Mile Parepa will sing in Rochester, N.
Y, on Thursday and Friday nights.
A soap fat man in Marseilles, France,
found to possess a remarkable tenor voice,
has appeared in opera there.
Pittsburgh ~rejoices in having Blanche
De Bar at the Opera House, and Kate
Reynolds at the theatre.
W. P. Smith, a favorite comedian at st.
Louis, has opened a school in that city for
teaching the dramatic art.
Maggie Mitchell has added a new play
to her repertoire. 1t is a translation from
the German, and is entitled "The Out
casts" % a
Mepken's new drama, the " Child of the
Sum- having failed, she will return to this
country about the LIST of january.
Edwin Booth will not appear at the
Winter Garden, New York, until some
time in January.
A new musical artist, Madame Ellen.
Williams Reville, is about to come to this
country. The lady has sung in concerts
in Ireland and England. She is said to
have a 'singularly sweet yet powerful
voice."
A project Is on foot in New York to
build a large music hall and organ by a
stock company. That city is at present
quite outdone by Boston, where there is.
the largest organ on the continent.
Brignoli is at the Pergola Theatre,
Florence, the new capital of Italy. Ada
lima Patti made her debut in Italy at the
same theatre on the 18th of November,
in Sonnambula, carrying the audience BY
storm. She sang in Florence ten nights.
The King and Queen of Portugal were
among the auditors.
It is stated that the building in New
York, which was formerly Rev. DR.. Qs-
good-s edIuFvh, cd -soontIy the
broadway Athenaum, has been leased by
John Brougham and others, and is to be
altered into a theatre.
@RossinTs "Stabat Mater was announced
for Thanksgiving night at the Musical
Fund Hall, Philadelphia, with Caroline
Richings to take the soprano and Mr..
Simpson the tenor solos. Besides this
there was to be a short miscellaneous con-
cert preceding the "Stabat Mater"
King George V. of Hanover has lately
composed an Italian opera, "The Hermit
of the P%eloponessus," which is in prepare
ton for performance. To this end he has
engaged an Italian troupe at a cost of 20
900 thalers. King George, says a London
writer, was born in 1919, and is not only
a composer, but an intelligent writer upon
music, and a jealous protector of art. His
love for music appeared at an early age,
and he began to take lessons on the piano
in his seventh year.
Miss Lucille Westerns agent lately ad-
vertised in the papers and on the walls of
Philadelphia that a child-stealing woman
was abroad and should be taken care of.
This proved to be a maneuvre to attract
attention to the new play of @Atonement,
or the Child Stealer," to be brought out
the next week, and some citizens of Phila-
delphia, indignant at what they persisted
in considering an outrageous hoax, had
the Jealous agent indicted before the
Grand Jury for his injudicious advertising.