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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
POLITICAL.

Hon. VIM Wright, United States Sena,
tor from New Jersey, died on last THURSDAY
morning, al 8 o'clock. aged seventy Eve
years.
1T is said that Charles A. Dana, for.
merly editor Of the Chicago Republican,, is
trying to buy the N: Y. News, Ben. Wood !.
paper. II he gets it he will change its poll.
tics considerably.
Scott Harrison has taken the field as n
candidate for the Cincinnati Postma astership.
Tom Miller, the badly defeated Con.
perhead candidate for Congress in the Sew.
enth District, has secured The Assessorship
there.
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Fnox Maryland 70 tAe lMexIean

fHoh Marythpu W sue "o~'e"" o"f
der there is not to-daya friend of the
American Union, white or black, who
does not. regard Andrew johnson As
more his foe than Jefferson Davis; and
when the Union army Is ordered In 70
put down the brave Union men OF Bal,
dnors, there is not o traitor who will
not bs justified In claiming that the re-
bellion has been revived
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4 Complete Pictorial History of
the Timea.S

Critical Notices of the Press.
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States. "-[New London Advertiser
"The MODEL NEWSPAPER our country-coi0pete in
all the departments of an American Family Paper
Harpers We ky has ear,ed for Itself right to its
title, "A JOURNAL OF CIvILIZATlON.'"-tN.Y Y.
Evening Post u -F..
"'Ths Paper furnishes the best illustrations, Our
future historians will enrich themselves out OF Har-
pers Weekly long after writer's, aud painters and pub.
hshers are turned to dust n-[New York Evangelist.
"a necessity in every household. ~ Boston Trans
at is nj once leading pol tical and historical an.
nalis Of the nation "-tPhadephia Press
"fhe best OF its class in America" Boston Traveller
T sUBSCRIPTloNs-1s67
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Belmont Common Pleas.

James G. Curry A mn CURRY, supposed to reside
VS.. IA somewhere in tn State OF Illinois,
Ann Curry. )isnotifed that James c. Curry did. on
the 2h day Of October 1884, file his petl ion in the
office of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Belmont and State OF Ohio,
charging he said Ann Curry with adultery with one
Jonathan Rodgers and with one John Stakes; and for
the reason aforesaid prays divorce. .'.'
Said petition will be heard at The Spring Term, 1867,
OF said Court OF Common Pleas.
JAMES G. CURRY.
by o. s. HOLLOWAY and c. w. CARROLL,
Oct. 1S, 1866 -8w Attys for Pllf.
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Chronicle.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, o.:
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1866.

s.s AN commune ations intended for insertion in the
paper, upon business relating 10 the Office, should
be sddssssed "BKLNoSt CHRaNIcLR, Sr. cIAtssvuLE
Cnto.r
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Belmont Common, Pleas.

William Lemon, ct al. Trustees
Pleasant Assoc ciste Church, -. d.
NOTICE hereby given Of the filing OF petition by
~ the above petitioners duly authorized by said
Church to act In the premises IN the Clerks Office OF
the Common Pleas Court OF Belmont County, Ohio,
asking for authority to sell the following premises.
situate in SAID County in Coerain Township, being part
part Of Southwest quarter Of said Section, the West
line OF said Section. the Bars run, bounded and
described es follows; Commencing the West line
OF said Section at Stone the ten feet West
from a Linn tree thence South running with said line
twelve and fourth PEI ches; thence East thr,een
perches thence North twelve and fourth perches
thence West thirteen perches the place OF beginning
Containing one acre more less being the lot which
III Meeting House isfor the purpose of investing the
proceedsia new Church erected for said Society,
about two miles from sand lot At the OF said
Cour order will be asked for according the pray
er OF said Petitioners. g. W. HOGE
Oct. II, 1S66-tw Airy for Petitioners.
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grsal Nutites.
Road Notice

A PETITioN III be presented 10 Tho Commission.
ets OF belmont County. Ohio AT their next tDc.
feh9el session. pray ng for the vacation OF the follow.
lug described County Road to wit Rrr,nning nbou,
oneha mile Narth Of the town Of lun,er on ,he farm
Township 2, Range 81 thence in Nor,bens, direc,on
across par, OF the farm Of WIN Phillps in tho NJ "
9oar,er o. sald section, terminating In the County
November /, 1sG6.4is
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

GEN. BUTLER undertook to make n
speech in the City Hall Park, New
York, on Saturday, when crowd of
rowdies attempted to put him down.
An apple was thrown at him, and it hit
him fairly. Several Interruptions fol,
lowed. When the General was intro
duccd by Gen. Walbridge he gave the
rufIians q terrible castigation. He
said:
Organized bands of thieves, with their
arms deep in the public plunder, were he,
fore bin. While one may pardon the few
hirelings, he added, who do their master 4
bidding, we will hold the leaders guilty
"lie charged the scene upon Mayor Hof
man, who would follow Governor Seymour
out of Office. The men who are now howl
ing, were, in 1868, burning and hanging
negroes. =,
have faced your supcriors in Baltimore and
New Orleans. have hung your betters.
If you do not behave yourselves, I'll have
the pleasure to see you hung.
"'Do you think am going to finch p
Do you think you arc the equal of the
negro2 You are not to overpower free
speech and free thought. Men of the Five
Points, thieves and frequenters of the
Tombs, declare You are not worthy of the
elective franchise"
The N. Y Post says:
Tho scene during the Generals speech
begears description. The crowd was com
posed OF vllainous faces. The General
spoke boldly and feurlessly, loudly doiying
his enemies. His manner was impressive,
and carried greater effect with it than his
words"
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Probata,Co11rt.tl

ILalt - oDetU0g NIOuTCI tt ~
MnTICE is ..ereby gwen that the following named
4 Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my Office at ST. Clnrsvie. Ohio their accounts
and vouchers tor settlement. to wit:
w ilambleton. Guardian OF Howard j. Sheppard.
George Keene, Admir- OF ID. N. Hull decd '''
q, Henry Cash, Guardian Of Mary, Rein, aud David
IL Collins Admir- OF wm. Loco wood, decd
Cephas Carroll. Admir- Of Addison Snyder. deed.
Maria and Hanson. Exrs of Isaac Hanson, deed.
David Deseims GuardIau of O. Bethel. &, p II
David Desems. Exr OF Moses Williams decd '
John Borof Ex'r Of Henry Borof deed.
James Edgeron, Guardian OF Mary, Rebecca, and
I.y dia ]. Brock. ' ~
Elizabeth Taylor, ADMIR- OF Rev. J C. Taylor decd
John Mckinley, Adm'r OF v. Drnmmon, lee d.
lane H. Brown Guardian OF Robert II. aud Wm 8.
Brown.zs p = ~ ~ g s 4 IL =
John Bethel, Ex'r OF Geo. Blingsly. decd.
. q. J. Swauey, Guardian of wm s. Neswanuer
The seven first named accounts will be for hearing
and settlement the 2Isi and the last eight on the
22d days OF November next DAVID HAREiS
October 25. 1866 f.'l'l z ~ Probate L,dge
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PUNCH says women hrst resorted to
tight lacing 10 prove 10 men how we'll they
could bear squeezing. l'lW % l'tois agm
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STATE BANK OF OHIO.
Notice to Note Holders.

OFsics STATE BANK OF ONO, !
CoLuMBus, Nov. 25, Is65.
A 3 THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK Will. EX.
IA FIRE OH the 6fst day Of May ext, the Managers
desroas oil taking up iis Circulating Notes fast
as possible. l-
Al persons holding said Notes OF the State Bank Of
Ohio are requested TO present the any Of the
Rrunches without References the particular Branch
that issued the same. snd they will be promptly re-
deemed in U. 3. Legal Tender Notes.
M When esened in OF i've hundred dollars and
over they will he redeemed, IL desired, in sight drafts
New York At par aud express charges paid BY The
Brunch TO which such pac kages are sent
By order OF the Board OF ConiroL .ss atp
~ lHFHA'N p we J. ANDREWS President
The Notes OF any OF the Branches OF the State Bank
with be redeemed stated IN the above notice OF Pres
ident Andrews al the oos Of the fir,t National Bank
: " dssi,,i S''''' :" S' s'' JOHN Q TALtMAN Cashier
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.gst,,.i,,istrafo,.,s .N;aticc-

NOTICE IL hereby given that at the Probate cour,
lN Tor Belmont County, Ohio, the untlersigprd was
appointed aud quail 6ed Administrator Of the es,ate
OF Alexander shaver, deceased late Of said County
All hpse indebted 10 said estate are TO make
linmrulule paymenti and those having claims az nnst
ead saw hfe Notified TO present them for set,lee nj
within ohe year from this dnteE ', ~ ~ ~ IT,
p. SHAVER. ! -,
A. SMITH, Auin 's'
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WILL SELL. at private sale my Farm, situate one
mile from the National Road, directly South oil the
Great Western.
The Farm contains go Acres, having proporionate
amount Of timber, II is well watered having good,
walled-up spring an almos, every field The fencing is
IN thorough epar, having an unusual number of fine
gates. Ii has good Cottage House, splendid well OF
water in doors, aud almost every conceivable outbuS-
ngi II has, also toIerably good Orchard, with
choiee selection and an abundance OF Grapes
II Is one OF the preest locations and desirable
farms in the County. II, - 'TI -.77 go n
For terms inquire Of the subscriber in st Clairsvs.
se2'u E5E Ut - M. A. McKES.
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Notice.

Notice.
'a'"es ". a. curry The Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
Ann Curry. mont County, Ohio.
THE deposition # Mrs. Mary Burdt will be taken
l. in this action by the plaintiff the house of Rezi
Burdt, IN kirkwood Township County Of Belmont and
State OF Ohio, on the day ot -, 1866, between 10
o'clock A. N. and o'clock p. NJ .-,--
BY o. s. HOLLOWAY Il c. w. CARROLL,
October 1s, 1868 Au'ys for PltG
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Belmont Common Pleas,

SS~~<AOAAc SOAAAAAAVh u 4OGtot
Wendell Foghts plaintiff THE defendants Elizabeth
VS.. Il Hardman and jeremiah
Lew Donner, Elizabeth Hardman her husband. ard
Hardman and jeremiah Joshua Donner. who reside in
Hardmali her husband, Somerset County Peunsyl-
Mary Saerthwat and vania. and Mary Satterthwat
Edward Sau rthwait and Edward atterihwait her
her husband, Joshua husband, of Cedar Coun,y
Bonner and others, de- Iowa. ar hereby notified that
- tendanis. o. the Goth day of October.
lS60 the above named plaintiff filed petition against
them and other heirs OF Samuel Bonner, decreased
claiming the real and equitable title to two acres of land
in Section 49, Township :, Rnnge a. conveyed 10 said
samuel Bonner by Simon l.enz and wife, occupied in
July, 1866 by Lydia and Oliver Donner and parlicu ar
ly described in said petition aud asking the Court
adludge said premises to said plaintiff require The
defendants TO execute quit claim deeds therefor the
plaintiff 10 enjon said Levi Bonner from prosec uting
petition for the partition OF said premises by him filed
in said Court. and for other relief
Said defendants required to answer said petition
by Dece nber ~, 1866 - - .
j. R. MITCHELL, Clerk. fl.
ID. d. 7. CowES, ATTY for Pltf ~.
October 2c, lS66.-6w
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.GetaasissSssratOr,s .v,otice.

NOTICE isl reby given hat at the Probate Court
lN for Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned was
appointed and qualified as Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed Of the estate of james Morgan,
deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted TO said estate are reque ted to make
immediate payment; and those having c'aiIns against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within year from this date.
SAMUEL MORGAN. Admir-
de konis non, with the will annexed.
October 49, 1861"
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Hair Dyes.
TTPHAMs, cristadoros, Jayne's and Bs.ehelder's.
~ Sold at PATTERSON's
Dye CoIors.

THE GENUINE HOWE STEVENS.
l Sold at PATTERSON's.
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.-Secretary Harlan has .deried, 10 forci,
BILE terms, the vile nsiuuations Of The Cor.
perhead press, concerning his corrupt con-
nection wIththe Cherokee land sales.
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asIonetaru and eommtrtlat.s
CINCINNATI Markets.
CINcISNArI, oetol

CINCINNATI, October Il.
FLoUR-'Thc market was dull, nothing
biu limited local business doing. Prices
are inainlaine howeVery 2 The asking
rates being for superine $40 50@l1;
for extra, Sll 75@l2 ~; family, $I3@Ig75;
and fancy, SliG0l5.
WHEAT--Ihe market ruled dull, but gcu-
orally prices are not qnotably lower N02
red Is held nt 81 70@2 Is; No. / at - SOC
, 81, and extra at $3.50. No. l spring we
quote at 81 30.
| CoRN--MiNed shelle,l was in demand at
S20oSIc, and ear at Sic. White shclled is
lIell at S5c in bulk or elevator.
OATs--Prices hWe an upward tendency,
though not quotably lrgh,sr.l No. quote
nc l2c, and No. at 15@lGc. In elevator.
RYE--The best grades are in demand at
81 10 for No. 4. aad 81 l3C9I II for choice.
BARLEY-Prune falllis in demand at
81 65C1I 20. ANewsYOrk aud State spring
brings 81 l5@l 30.
WHIsKY--A continued steady market at
BE. for bonded. Duty paid IS quiet at
81 J2a2 30, tlIe latter for small lots. aff Il
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Fronl NeMYnrk.

fatl NEw YORK, October IL
The preparations now making for the
obsequies of the late John, YHu Buren,,
which viii take place on Friday ut Grace b
CHURCH. .indicases that tile funeral Services
win be of the most imposing and impress
i've character.
Theo,lote Dwight, d well4Rhowh citizeiK
died at his residence in Brooklyn ycster-
day, from injnrics received flgini1 Ieaping
from n car III Jersey city, While III motion,
lust Monday. i-' a a' iI
Five new eases and four deaths by chol-
era Yesterday, on Tie hospital ship, ara RE-
ported. sDs.fI Ifi. -ai... ls fa .lhaa I..a
Brownsville tTcNas) adVices of Septem-
ber II give AN account of an attempt made
TO capture the ritypl Mmamoras lggthe
American corps under the command Of
General Ford, assisted by the gunboat
Chmaco. Captain b. s. Osborn. ma gi
The object was to releasc General Tapia,
The legally appointed Governor OF Tamau-
lipas u prisoner in the hands of Colonel
Cnnales. the nsurpin9 commandant of the
CiJy.and presidiug Governor. -i5 fll q
The troops were to sieve the Treasury to
pay themselves. The command consisted
Of about one hundred and seventy-five
Americans and thirty Mexicans, well arm
led, and the reinforcements from citizens
aud Texan Volunteers should have swelled
the force to three hnnhred--the whole TO
br supported by the gunboat ChinecO,
lmountimg one twclvc-pUund rifle and
smo1th-bore howtzer. which had no crew
except eight men detailed 10 work the
| guns. Though Captain Osborn Ndeemetl
The vessel totally unfit for actual service,
he consented 70 aetwlth the party. eliiu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-18
BY FEEE9RAPH.
From WasI,incton.
- WAsIuNaroN. Oci

VI 4 A.
Lieutenant general sherman ms v fitten
alettpf 70 the President lenplmtloallya
Notwithstanding tho Motley 81 khe III
Adninlstration,and deprecating the course
Of the Radicals IN The .trcqtment Of the
Soutliefil People J Anp M-v knnW
Quite n number of Ohio applicants for Of
fee arrived here within the past twenty
fourhoufs. Among them are General Me-
Groartyy llon. Jhas.r Spooner, Gene
eral D0rbin Ward and Dr. 1McGtew. Mfi
ISpooner seeks the position ofCominissioner
OF Internal Reyeniic, now filed hy Hon E
a d. Rollins, Of New Hampshire.
General MeGrdaftyisnanied Cor Coliectute \
Of the Second District, in place of General
Cary, who, II Is conceded, will be removed. Z
General Ward seeks the oftice Of United
States Attorney, now filed by Hon. X. NJ
Corwin. Seme days may eiapse before
these applications are disposed Of / have
IteasQn tO believe Mr. Spooner viii succeed
Iip his purposes; that General McGroarty
lwill get illn9Hlqe he seeks, or probably be
lselectcd for Postmaster In case of further
difficulty In settling the contest between
Messrs. Reed and Saunders, andithat GEN
eral VIVID VIII be appomtesl as successor
to Mr.. Corwiu. ...s..ll-,.t ..,.l ~,
MeNicnn affairs are assuming n definite
shape, aud information Of the highest im-i
port1nce ON that subject viii be made pubs
Tic 81 q day or TWO. Treaties have been
lagreed ppop, and are now under process OF
Exchange, .tfn".
The French tfoopsah,l Maxiniiiian With
draw this year. ftolii Mexico. rohiHt
The United STATES assunnes the protecto-
rate over the Rcpublih, guaranteeing tlia
French claim. In consideration Mexico.
codes TO the United States the Peninsula OF
Lower California aud other territory south
of our present sduthwcst boundary. III
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FroIn Chicago.

20 "a CmcAGo. October n. J
The cholera continues TO abate in this
city There was only one death this fore
noon. During yesterday afternoon. last
night aud to-day only twenty three eases Y
and three deaths were reported.
The population of Chicago, as shown by
the report to be presented to the Common
CbmellM its next session Is 2O0,4l6 souls 4
The iorger, Steele. who attempted a few
weeks since, to pass forged check Cor
$4,000 on the MerGlnnis' Savings, LEAH and
Trust Company, was to-day sentenced TO
'tlirteen years hard labor III the Peniten- b,
tiarys @ o Eb 9QIn 8LQTu 4 EJN6 Z
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Veterinary, Notice. =
John Caato11o

10 EspECTFULLN informs his friends aud the
~ public that he is ready TO undertake the cure
OF all the diseases Ono matter IN what iotm) OF
horses cows, sheep, sc. having had several years
experience, and never failed TO cure
tor the benefit OF ho'ses that viii have TO re-
1nain under my care for some time, am erecting
HORSE HOSPITAL on my ground in Patterson,
on thenitor Roadsbep ths q ~ -, RaiirOad
Bridge hevnRsuhricht grotpd iOl lpttupkc, l
I also keep supply Of medicines, Which are IN
Mllibe. Also,ointmcnts and iinments, for bruises,
sprains and wounds, which will be forwarded To
any who may desire them and will he found in
viiiuable. Every one owning horses should have
Ia supply OF my cole medicines aud worm powders
as tits Is the season for that troublesome worm TO
no 'ses, known as teTetes.
The following are some Of the different diseases
horses are subject tOi Surieits mango, 'atcv fever
staggors, epilepsy, palsy rhcumatisn broken
wind inflammation OF the lungs distempot collie
pleurisy Inflammation OF the Kidneys aud bladder
stranges, splnts, rngbone. stin joints, bone spav
in blood spawn, strains In the back, siueWs, thur
ough pin, wiudgalls lameuess In the hip Joints
aud shoulders saudcrurts, tstula In the Wlhers
poll evil disorder ~ the. cyes jMudWe fWelhnl
Of The bre,Et cohEis foundcfs s0pptfsAiun D
ur,ne, 'prO,use SAILING elockiav freuomous Mte'
and stings, bite of mad dog tooihache, so.
Diseases Of COWS; Inflammation Of the lungs
bowels, kidneys, stomach, liver, bladder and brain
fever, cold, mauge, dyscutcry, fouls previous 4,
calving swelling of the uddcr at calying, grpes
ehoking, milk ievers-lQH loG hthe cud, wounds
sprans and bruises, fog sickness. Ne.
In all cases, apply In time az the llospital
l oc13dtw JOHN CASTILLO.
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CAUTION.

These Ptls should not be htksl gy fsmdles during
he FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy ar McV
drf saTe % bring on Niscdrriqgf- 9gt a PRg 0tfc
HHe WfFgFefPft u I , .Abll = tl.Gr {ks,, !,
must fade, with the slightest irregularity or oh
structon of the menscs These Pills are truly the
Voman's friend in her hour of trial, and tho only
81 &c, positive aud never falling cure and regrla
tor Of Suppression ofnature, from whatever cause.
SO mild that the fccblcst can Ike them with per-
feet security vet 50 powerful ip their effects, that
they may 6c safely called, . never failing Rega-
lhtOr. .....
Tn ALI eases 66f Nervous a1d Spinal AF6elons.
IR9ias in the Back and Limbs Eaugue ON slight
cNerton papithtion OF tifr Heart, IL Hysterics, and
Writes, these pills, Will effect q cure. when all
0. ner means have failed and although powerful
lenely, do not contain iron, enlomel santmony, or
anything hurtful TO the constitution
Full directions. IN the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully pp'seycd.
SOLD BY All DREGGLSTS
Sole General Agent for the United States aud
DOminiOns,
JOB MOSES, = Cortlardt st., New York.
n Isl CD and three.cent postage stamp en-
closed to any authorized @Dent, will ensure a bot
tie, containing 80 pills hSreturn mail securely
sealed from all observation. 0ei2laWG0Wly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-18

THE GREAT Circus AND MENAGRRIE.--
Every body knows John Robinson, the pio-
neer circus manager of the West. What
he promises, he always performs. His
great combination show will be in the city
tomorrow, and three entertainments will
be given during the day and evening-at
ten O'Clock in the morning. two IN the af-
'ternoon aud seven IN the evening. We had
a pleasant call from Mr. w. II. Hongh, the
|gentlemanly business mlnagerlof the tin-
stitution," and he assures us that there will
be no disappointment Tomorrow. The
grand cavalcade will arrive early in the
morning, and win be a most attractive
show of itself. The manager has ample
accommodation for all in ordinary times,
but those who would witness theexhibiton
Tomorrow, win have to be on the ground
early. This is one Of the greatest shows'oi
the day, and the rush win be immense.
Don't fail to be In time, or you will miss
the best thing in the show line that has
been here formany a day. MarlSiliat. "
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-18

MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-The
above maxim Is best illustrated by going
to Goodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
ll0 Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as to defy com
petition. His stock is the largest and best
selected in the city; he. warrants all his
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
to please all who favors him with theircus-
tom. No wonder, therefore, that, his store
is crowded all the time With eager custo-
nners. Give him call, by all means. ~
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Sow York MONEY Market.
- NEw NoRK, ootober

rIIi NkW Aokh' OcJobP Ia
Money more active at per cent. .
Startling more active and flrmer at l0S@
1885,. f' " lafai-a q,
Gold . shade easier, opening at liS, de-
dlhiing 10 147i6, advancing 70 f4S7M, and
dosing at l4ssa. ihH"10
Government stocks a al better. 1s -s.