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TRIADELPHIA TOWNSHIP


The Democratic and Conservative cit
izens OF Triadelphia township met on the
1lth of August, 1866, in accordance with
the recommendation of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee.
The meeting was organized by csIling
Mr.. B. S Good to the chair, aud ap,mint-
log Mr.. S ". Brown Secretary
Some remarks we're then submitted NV
the chairman III regard Ia the object of
the meeting, which was explained Ia he
10 select delegates for the Democratic
County Convention TO be held in WHEEL
lug, On the 18th inst
Ga motion, a committee of five was
appointed to select five delegates to
attend said Convention, which commit.
ice reported the following named PEI sous
as delegates, to wit:
Messrs. Frank Walters, b. s Good,
August H.imberger, James Robinson and
Allen Davis The report was, on motion,
adopted
On motion, the delegates were left
uninstructed in regard TO their action
in said Convention
On motion, n Township Executive
Committee was appointed to see that all
Conservative voters in the township be
registered prior TO the election, the COM
mlttee to consist of the following named
gentlemen, viz. .ss-r
Frank Walters, Henry Otto, N. Fl. Gar
rison, Allon Davis, James Robinson, j.
w Brown, j. F. Smith, Samuel oldham,
Jr, James Mcconnell, William Helfen.
bine, August Heimberger, William Mem
menger and Thomas Curran. IA
On motion, the WHEELING REGISTER
anu Der 4rbeiter EreGnd were requested
~; ~ puofsh the proceedings of the meet
oh NOTION the meeting adjourned.
wv pno B. S. COOP, Pres't
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Mrs. WinsloW'S Queen Hair
Restorative.

THIS PREPARATION EXCELs
Il all others, inasmuch as it is compound Of
all and only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be eficacious IN restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling out of the hair changing dry
and wiry hair to moist, soft and glossy ringlets;
mors eradicating scurf and dandrutf, and pro
noting the growth of the hair Sold wholesale
and retail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc !, Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling w. Va,
Manufacturer of Bookings Unrivalled Bak-
ing Powder. iy2
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State RtCn.S.

CORRESPONDENTS Ct the Clarksburc
Telegraph have undertaken tne Job of
bringing Edwin Maxwell ESQ now At,
torney General. beip.e the people as u
candidate for Jr,dge of he supreme
C0nrt of App" .9Is in olace of Judoe
Berkshire, Those term Of office expires
this year There will be great scarcity
of judicial timber when Mr. Maxwell Is
selected
THE residence Of Nj jacob BlAes III
Monongalia county, was destroyed 10y
fire last Sunday week while the ta:uuy
was at church,
The Richie Presa, with Genersl aud
would-be Governor lIarris at its head,
has been revived, rs radical as ever. Tue
editorial salutatory promises that We
shall advocate, most heartily, che
new policy of CHS new era Freedom
throughout the land to all the inhabit.
ants thereof but the only inhabitants
of which the editor seems to think are
the American citizens of African de-
scent" In the name Of Freedom, he al
yocates the euslayement Of twelve mi
lions OF his white countrymeu
The first number cf The NatiopGL nab
hshed at Moundsvine, was issued last
Thursday. Mr.. Taylor, its editor. slll
throws hot shot at J n Boyd, his old
enemy, the editor of the Fairmont Te.
dette. He says; IF there were few
regiments of soldiers stationed aronnd
this part of the. county, it would he an
easy matter to send Boyd TO Fort La.
Iayette Tor his attacks upon Union men
ana Union papers" This smaeks rather
700 much OF love for the military Sespot
ism now, happily at M end, for bnv,.,a,
INFAMOUS and cout,n ,ribie RIA.
course mas been, IL never car, i,s.ifv ,j,s
resort to such means for its sI,',,s s ,uo ''
The National is neatly printed 1850 so'S ~.
all but politics deserves success l"
Hon. JAMES MADISON II Re-,
Point Pleasant, Mason county, did ~.
. the I'd inst, at the residence Of his sam
in-law, DR.. Thompson, of Putnam conn
Colonel Beal was one of the most
Intelligent, tupwright and worthy citi-
zens of the S5ate He was born in
Shenandoah county in I786; represented
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP MEETING
w. S. BUCHANAN; Sec'y

>. MADISON AND CENTRE TOWNSHIPS
Meetings were held in Madison and
Centre Townships, when the follewipg g
named delegates were appointed;
Madison,-Messrs. John Pfar, Joseph
Faris, Chas. Laue, - Pollock, ST., Wnl'
Chambers. ...s Az.
Centre.-MessIs. James Maxwell, Geo.
w. Rumble, Joseph Salisbury, VIM. "a
ton and - =. sG s...-.r
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WEBSTER rowNsHfP.

Ala meeting ofthe Democratic and
conservative voter of Webster town
ship held on Saturday evening. Aug. =.
in pursuance. of the recommendation 2.
the County Executive committee, taa
following named delegates were -eie' .Sa
TO represent Webster township IN inc
Comfy Convention to be held ON th9
Nv ". i n. Harrison, j. H, CLARK, J. M.
Bulger, Frank Gruber, and George
Forbes 400 zon3y ao nagq95 .'<e.lr
lias oGF .21sl.a 80 -f ,sJt5a a-
3soiwAsInNGroN TOWNSHIP MEETING y.
~ On motion George W., Robson was
called to the chair, andW.S. Buchhan[fa'i
was appointed Secretary: ,e.ha
The Chairman stated the object OF tno
meeting, after which the meeting pro,
ceeded to appoint delegates to the County
Convention, when the following nameh
Gentlemen were chosen: :. Francis Ef
bert. A. J. Sweeney, John Muth, John
Huobs. Joshua Burley. NJ ~ -s.. ga
- On motion the delegates were instruct
ed to vote in the Convention for reso-
luton requiring each candidate for Office
to sign a written. pledge to abide by and
use every honorable means to elect the
nominees of said Convention
aa9a G w. Robson Prest.
w 8. BUCHANAN; SeC'y. az
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The SheriGaIty.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER
The following call upon our fellow citizen,
THOMAS Z. SHALLcRoss, Rsq., to allow the use
of his name in connection with the Office OF
Sheriff of Ohio county, was signed by over Jour
hundred German voters of this vicinity. Please
publish the same, and much oblige
400 GERMAN VOTERS.
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EDITORS REGISTER

EDITORS REGISTER:
You are authorized TO announce tho name OF
w. S BUCH ANAN, Esq, as a suitable candi-
date for the Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, subject to tho decision OF Inc
Democratic Convention.
VOTERS or OHIO COUNTY
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For Treasurep.

EDToRsoF ruE REGISTER:
Please announce ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF as
a candidate for the Office at County Treasurer
subject to tho decision OF the Democratic Con
veptiop VOTERS.
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For Treasurer

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name OF A. A. Ill
SON, Esq. al candidate for Comfy Treasurer
subject TO the decision of the Democrats
Comfy Con veDtiOn. THE PEOPLE.
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LIFE OR DEATH.
A MOTHER EDITION JUST PUB.


IA LISHED, being the 3sth fof the Pocket
Aescnlapius, or Every One His Own Doctor, In
Gliding Treatise on Diseases OF Females,
Irregularities &c, with hundred engrayings
explaining those diseases, IN both sexes. By
WIZ. YoUEG NJ. ID. l w. try q
Every one may conduct any case Of secret
diseases, self abuse, or those distressing dis
eases Incidental 30 youth, manhood or old age,
without resorting 70 the quaeks o. The present
day. 90.
Let no man contemplating marriage be
another hour without reading this wonderful
book, as il discloses important secrets, which
should be known 20 them particularly
Let every weak and basfdH y0uth who bas
ruined his constitution BY the de6asipg babt OF
self-abuse read this book. 49, .,.,
. n viii be sent to all parts Of the United
states and Canadas tor 20 cent?. Address
- r DR. VIM YOUNG,
NO. I6 Spruce St Philadelphia, Penn
jeI5.wlJ F5gt .g
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no THomas p. ShalLeross, ESI

10 Thomas p. ShallerOSs, Esq. g
SIR: The undersigned citizens Of Ohio county
having confidence in your devotion to the true
interests of all men, and your ability to dls'
charge impartially and fairly the duties of Sher-
iff of our county, request you 10 allow your name
TO be nsed as a candidate for that office.
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MR. FDITOR.
Please announce JOHN q. PORT Err, as can
didate for County Recorder, subject to the de-
cison Oi The Democratic Convention.
MANY FRIENDS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.CTATK or wKsT yIRGINIA.
u City o. Wheeling Municipal Ini Court q
Jobn Fanderiich us. Alex. Euston, Thomas
r. Mccain, James Z. Mccain and George Q:
Hack. who were partners under thefirm name OF
Eusfon. McCann & Co. In Debt.
The object of this suit is'to recover OF the e. de-
PENDANTS the sum Oh scso'4' Win in'of'S' rum
the ith day of june, 1866:
An attachment having been issaej and levied
on the ;nferestTof James X. McCanu in the mon
les credits and effects OF the said defendant ~
the hands and possession. OF Beverly al kon' oil
the city of Wheeling.
And the said James X. McCann not BENG
resident of this State il is ordered thai 40 appear
as defendant in this cause within one mont. =.
after the fourth publication hereof, toa'tena 10
bis interestin this suit ~. c1sI .s,,gn
GEORGE w. JEFFERS, Atty for Piaintin
augl3-dlt&w3t 5tI4SL -.l'-..-i
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EpIroRs LEICESTER

EDITORS LEICESTER
Please announce the name OF L BEDEL.
LION as a suitable candidate for the office OF
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court of Ohio county, sub.
iect to the decision oil the Democratic COnven
lion MANY VOTERS
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MEssRs EDITORS

MEssRs EDITORS.
Please announce THOS y MCKEEN as can.
didate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court subject to
the deci ion Of the Democratic Convention:
augI3.tC7 THE RIGHT PEOPLE.
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EDITORS OF REGISTER:

EDITORS OF REGISTER;
Please announce Mr. SAMUEL IL. GREER,
as candidate for the Gil &c OF County Treasurer,
subject to tho decision OF tho Democratic Con-
yentiou. MANY VOTERS
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER
Please announce Mr., RUBERT b. WOODS
of Richland Township. as a candidate for nom
nation for the office Of County Record der, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic COunty
Convention liy9tcl MANY VOTERS.
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July, in the year lSGG :
John VI Bell, ........
u.s.
Fusebeus p. Lowman. w H. AfetheBy and
Henry Fluharty. Bill in Chancery.
The object of this suit is TO sell tract of land
sold by defendant Metheny, TO defendant low
man, to pay the purchase money now due John
NJ. Bell, Assignee of Henry FiuhaTty Assignee
of w. II. Metheny. .H
The defendants not having entered an ap.
pearanco, and it appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers Of this suit that Eusebeus p
Lowman and W. II. Mstheny, two Of the de-
PENDANTS are not residents OF this State On
motion Of complainant by his Attorney, it IS or
dered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, aud do what may be necessary TO protect
their interests in this suit, and that copies Of
this order be published and posted according TO
law.
4 copy-Teste: FRIEND cox, elk.
j. Dallas Ewing, Sol for Com jyl34t.
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-rnns nE TIE RrGIsrER .

Please announce the name OF +. A. ia IRA
BINO, as an Independent candidate for Sherlli
of Ohio county, subject to no Convention, ana
oblige his many friends,
annG te THE WHOLE PEOPLE.
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New G rEanizat1oo.
GIN CLIMATE b.
Honla Insurance Company.
Caps,ui........ ....,........ $500, 900. q
EIRE AND NJ ARINE RISKS TAX.
II EN- NJ reasonal'!e rates.

II EN- NJ reasonable rates.
- CB AS. c. REAKIRT. Prest
C.M RANSOM, rec'y.
iRECToRS.
Chas e Reakirt # j. Il C. Reakirt; Joseph
Kinsey. Of Globe J ,lling Mills; +. D. S. Whet
stone, of F. D MILESTONE & Co; L. C..
HOPKINS of L. c. H pkins & Co.; F. q. Lawson,
of f. a Lawson a 20; w. W. Hanly, of W.
W. Hanly & Co; ca. d. Winchell, Of Geo u.
Wincheli Epson N Co.; John ID. Hinde, of
Hinde & Porter; L. d. Watson, of l.. ID. Wat
son & Co; Geo Hamilton, OF Ham lton
Clay & Co, John NJ Secrist of j. NJ. Secrist g.
Co James Watson Proprietor Henrie Fiouse;
E. II. Bar ber, of arber, Choate & NabeT, :. N
Drake late of LexiI gton, Ky.
FRANK VI, bZAD, Gen1 Agent for
West Virginia.
X. &. BONRE "a, Agent at Wheelbg
iyu f-' ~ .4-
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rI'HE COMPLETION OF Wv NEW
i Store having boon attained, am now pre-
pared 10 offer 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and
the public generally, the finest, cheapest, hand
soonest aud very beat selection OF Fancy, Stapl"
and Domestic Dry Goods that ever lay OF
Wheeling counter or shelf all OF which, having
been bought for cash while prices wero tho
lowest, win DO sold at the lowest prices. Ihel
are new goods IN a now store with old price
astached. Kindly thanking all my old friend
and former patrons for the liberal patronagr
heretofore bestowed upon me, win cndeayor
by strict attention 10 business and n careful
selection Of goods TO merit = continuance o
the same,
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w Rules held in the Clerks ONCE Of theCir.
cult Court for Wetzel county for The month OF
July, in the year lsGG.'
John VI Bell, ...-...
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mr. shaIlcross' Response.
GENTLEMEN 4:

wHEGLrzo, August 9Th, 1866
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uyEsT VIRGINIA, TO WIT "A

Market St. below the Market. Wheeling WV
Jeb2w
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The American Gum Paint Com
pany's Cottage Colors
These ColOs are especially prepared for Cottages anS
Country Seats.
They are numbered from to l6 and put IN IN cara
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for durability. The great advantage of these Colon
over other makes Is in their superior resisting poWer
TO acids and the aher The soaps used tor washing
paint composed of acids and I've, and will oftnss
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FOR PRESERVING DAMP WALLS THIS PAINE
HAS NO EQUAL,
1T WILL PREVENT THE ABSORPTION o.
WATER, AND KEEP THE HOUSE DRY
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MANUFACTORY,
S. E. CORNER TWENTIETH AND FlLBERE STG
No. A. S. THIRD Street.

The superiority of the Rubber Paint over all others
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The attention of the public Is particularly called to
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rubber, namely superior durability elasticity and great
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IT COSTS NO MORE THAN OTHER PAINTS.
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M. e. SADLER, Agent
No. $50 ARCH STREET.

PSI notice much has been said latterly about dry
alling alum etc. have only to say that usually. and
generally, LILIES SAFE is free nom dampness
and does not mould books or papers; and win not, II
perfectly manufactured and hereafter all LILIES
SAFES win be warranted not To mould
S@swlOt M Q. sADLEB, Agent,
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REFERENCES

j. PATTERSON, Painter, No. 1925 Spruce street
j. GIBSON, Painter, No. I25 Eleventh street
A. II, HUNTER. Painter, No. s Tweih street
HOOD 81 GAMBLE Painters, Philadelphia,
MATT HEMS MOORE, M Machinsts, Phladelbbia
MORGAN g. ORR N MachInists Phi0delpbiR
A. W. RUSSELL, Lancaster, Pa
A. KING, Harrisburg, Pa.
w. II. BOGGS tittsburg, Pa
G.. w. kEPLER, Altoona, ia,
j KEN NARD HestonVille, Pa.
Il. HOUSELMAN, west Philadelphia
A q, MORRIS ON, Coatesville, Pa.
j. @, WI NNERY, Salem, Ohio
d. VI. RINGRR sh and, Ohio.
KERR q MARVIN, Shelby, Ohio.
j. FUNK, Gallon Ohio.
GRANTZ& co. Akron, Ohio.
FAY g. BROTHER Painters No. 4T South Third etrea
TFNNIS q DANGLER, Cleve and Ohio.
PRI( L a. CULBERTh0N, Alliance, Ohio.
WOOLSTON 4 BENNETT, Cape Island N, J.
L. +. G. MADD0N, Mlyille, y. j.
OUIMBY & FRAZIER, Vinela and, N. j.
SCULL g. SON BridgetOn, n. j.
j. r. LIPPIN COIT Salem.
STf HEY & BROTHERS, HestOnville Oil Works
GRlMSHAW'S INDUSTRIAL OIL WORKS, TbirHetR
and Hamilton streets.
BOWERS g. KETCHUM, OIL Works, HestOuvtlle.
HESTONVILLE II. r. co,
CATAWlaSA II. r. co.
READING r. r co.
I ENIRAL OHIO II 90.
COLUMBUS and INDIANAPOLIS r. r, co
LITTLE MIAMI r. r GO.
WEST CHESTER n, Il. co.
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FRED. SEHRING,
Ire aSurer of VIII county, Ill.
ABoFHER FRUITLEss ATTEMPT TO ROB ONE
OF LILIES BANK SAFES.

scHuYLERvILLE, N. Y, March 80 1866 :
AessTs Lille d iSOp:-
desperate at empt was made TO rob this b ank on
the night of the l5tn instant, you have heard The
particulars follows The burga as entered the
bank bY pryIng open a window; they then tried the
vault doors made by by breaking of the knob and
exploding what powder they could get IN but doing
damage 10 the door They finally succeeded I'm getting
into the vault by digging through heavy wall, Here
they found oemAn worthy OF their Steai-one or your
Burglar proof Safes-as il proved to be- They broke
the knob the door and tried in vain to drive in he
spindle; they then broke of the handle dial OF the
lock- and tried to cut out and 70 drive in the centre
piece but tailed in this They then tried with
heavy sedges break IN the doors which successfully
ressteO ali their efforts hey evidently worked faith
fully I'll night as they were seen to leave the village
abOut iive o'clock in the morning
have received the safe you sent us, and conf
dent when locked. the contents beyond the reach
o. thieves. Yours tru y,
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THE PORTLAND FIRE.
An Unparalleled Test
LILIES SAFE (!
IN THE FIRE FIFTEEN DAYS!
The Second Time the Same Safe Passes
the Fiery 0rdeal--A Test no Sheet
Iron Safe Can Endure.
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE FOX.

CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE FOX.
Assrs rag aye TsSe D.S gs1 TFs ,Trmr
cAEGD and nSG sAF il our once
on xchange street at he time of the great fire July
and fen to the cellar where lay entey unproteeted
S 10 Hi he S Ng o 6 % o @
hand. ON opening IL this morning, we found al the
@ al Rs fire. as
safes other makers adjoining buildings had their
This Is the SECOND TINE THIS 5 AFE HAS BEEN
rs when il was burned in FebruSry 1851 at which time
1t also preserved its contents.
SAFES increased BY unparalleled tests and we have
no doubt OF their - PEkiDRlIf OVER ALL OTHERS.
EDWARD q FRED FOX
No safe of Lilies make was destroyed in this fire. or
allied to preserve the contents which fully endorses the
high reputation OF these Safes being the most reliable
hreproof protection made
The following important facts most thoroughly de-
moDstrated in the above certificates -
First That Lilies SAFE stands the second fire az well
as the FIRST and both Safe and contents still At for
while other Safes WorhiesS alter the first fire and
the FIRE severe, books and papers have to be copied
preserved at ALL and very frequently lost
Second That Lilies Safes honestly drill-pnoot
perfectly wedge proof poU derprOof end in ever sens
ofthe word burgldrI roof and further evidsnee,
assert that there has BEEN to this tme one OF LII
lies Bank Safes robbed hat is Safes two inches thick
A word to the public and 10 my old frend' and pa-
tro ms my motto is, "a nmble sxpence rather than
slow shilling" have taken roomy, convenient
cheap store for five years, Arch street. instead Off
dear one on Chestnut Ny carriage is done with one
horse instead three horses. Economy ana sma pro-
Ats "a INV motto The Safe Works are now removed
rom Troy and in successful ODeratoi near Phadei-
pbia in this State and trust hereafter to be able to
furnish my patrons. cheaply and promptly, with the
best Safes Vaults Locks etc. in he United States
any other country.
I'M. &. SADLER, Agent
No. $50 ARCH STREET.
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AN ATTACK on TIE SAFE OF THE TREASURER
or WILL COUNTY, I'LL.
COUNTY wREAsURRR's OFFICRl
JOLIET April 1866 Z

COUNTY EREAsURBRs OFFICE, I
JOLIET, April 1856 Z
Msssrs Murray s WnRe agents for LiIlie's lSates.-
Gentlemen :-@y Office was entered Monday night
by daring burglars, VINO fOrcb opened the outer
office door have in use large Lilies Patent fire
and Burglar Proof Safe which the audacious villains
made desperate attempt to open using ali the form R
Die tools OF Old hands at the business heavy sledge
and some bars taken from backsmith's shop In the
neigbbOrhoOd had been used with much vigor. num-
ber their steel wedges driven around and be-
tween the DOORS without effect Efforts to dri the safe
were entirely futile In several places the point che
drill had made marks only to show that the chilled
was perfectly impenctrable. / send the one door
tor repairs. 1Ours, etc..
FRED. SEHRING,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHFSNOT street. above Twelfth
WIN. T.. SIkN a CO...... .......... ....... Lessees
Doors open at z IS Curtain rtaes nj 3.
This EVENING,
LAST OF THE SUNNI II SEASON.
LAST NIGHT OF SUMMER PRICtS
LAST NIGHT OF TUE
GIFTED AND YERsA1lLE C0MEDIFNGE,
MISS HOEMIE DE MARGUE RIFrES
TWO sPLtHDID PIECES
GREAT BILL.
The ne rOmHnce will commence with the beautiful
Play, In three acts, en- tiled
PIG WOrFINGTON,
Peg Wellington. Miss MOI MIE DE MARQUERITTES ES
10 conclude with the Comcdiea, IN two ects sty led
THE AMBASSADORS WIFE
Lady Elizabeth Bubb. miss DE MARGUERITTES
FULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
MONDAY EVERI Nc September g.
FIRST NIGHT OF fHE
REGULAR FALL ANB WINTER SEASON
and frat appearance of the dist tngushed lyric artistic
VESTYALI
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PHILADELPHIA, october IL, 1885
To the American Gum Paint COmpany-Gents IL
have given your india Rubber Paint full trial. ana
find II 10 possess a superior body 1t flows smOOtkY
and when dry makes gloss common to Other
paint have used your colors on the finest work for
both house and sign painting, and they have gives
entire satisfaction your White Lead Is equal to anF
in the market. shall continue 20 use and recon-
mend them 10 all who desire superior article
Truly youls, A. H HUNTER,
House and Sign Painter,
No. 2 s. Twelfth street