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DR.. SchcuCsk'S Pulm0njc Syr-
EgD.

This great medicine cured Dr. ]. II. ScHENCX
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when il had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared to Ice lncvlta,
BILE. His physicians pronounced his case lnenra'
Gle when he commenced the Use of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
ia a very short time and 10 return of the dis
ease has been apprchcndcd, for Ill the symptom
quickly disappeared, and his present weight is
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his ate H.
ton exclusively 10 the cure of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
- and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. Dr.
ScuENcK makes professional visits TO several OF
the larger cities weekly, where he has large
concourse of patients and 1t is truly astonshin
TO see poor consumptives that have to be lifted
out of their carriages, ana IN lew months
healthy robust persons. DIR. SCHENCh > PUL
7 NONIC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC, and
WANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
i'm curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
, many each sO that any one can take them with
aut seeing Dr. SCuENCk, but when II is conven
lent il is best TO see him. He gives advice free
{ but for thorough examination with his Respir
Lometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe when purchasing, that the two
, liLeupsscs of the DOctoT-One when in the last
Stage of Consumption, and the other as he now
ia in perfect health-are on tho Government
stamp.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 81
per bottle. or g. - the half dozen Letters toI
advice should always be- directed TO DIR. Sohenck
Principal Office, No. Is North 9th Street, Phila
delphia, Pa. =,
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes &
Co, New York; $. :. lance, Baltimore, Md;
John ID. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Walker &
! Taylor, Chicago, Ill; Collins Bros, st. Louis
Mo
3 3d W ca mo ] W.
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A, Autumn Suggestion.

Now as heavy iogs arise, aud searching winds
commence TO blow; now, as the human body
exhausted like inanimate nature by the heats OF
summer. begins TO wilt and droop; now, ere
the inclcmcnt winter makes its trying onset;
NOW is the time for 4 preparatory course of
the hest acClimating medicine III existence
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Fever and Ague il rampant in all parts OF tho
country. Quiniae, the physicians admit, will
not quell the phase of the disease whch al pres.
rnt pervades the entire West. 1t is we'll that it
/, So for the remedy (socailed) is deadlier than
the malady. But if quinine is inefficient III in
trrwitt-nt fcvers, HOSTEL IERS III TIERS is
irresistible II would be safe tn make a con.
tact, unicr heavy penalties, t"at any
.iv,u Fever and Ague District should nc cx.
cmptr,l from the disorder tor any particular
time. provided every nh ,bitant would take the
term of the contract There has never been m
instance. in which the sterling iuyigorInt ana
AMI. .f.hrIl,. medicine has titled To ward oil the
rnn,,I ,;ut when t.krn duiy - protection
a..iriIst mala :ia Hundreds of phvsic ana have
abandoned all the Ofic.nll spec tics ana No"
ur,.,Crlhr this harmless vegetable tome. anu
nothing, else. a. a preventive and cur" Tor all
the forms chillS and i,Nvr. Ni2,nr il the.t thing
mos, ncrdlul in these eases "a well as IN dN>-
prpsia aud nervous affections and liONIEl'
rER'S BirTER> are the safest, surest, anu
most whnrSnmc strengthening pfepiatirn that
human skill has Vet Cunvuc,cH
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Lar,ghiin'S Infant Cordial,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
An astonishing fact. that tine largest number
of deaths occur among children. fact that
while tecthing children are in constant pain
\ fact that during that period nothing will re
lcve them sooner or more eiTectually than
LACGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers. do not see them suhcr.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their su!leriuSs Oy
TIE INFANT CORDIAL.
rco,hing is greatly iIciiitatetby
THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Frctfulness and Wakefulncss cured
BY THE INFANTS cordial
CEulic and Pain cured instantly
By TIE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
No sleep lost. No Crying Baby if you
USE TIE INFANTS CORDIAL
Every bottle warranted to please OF p1 re-
fund Prepared only by
LAUGULIN, SMITH & CO.,
trh2I Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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WHAT THEY CAN Do.-You, my friends,
are tormented by the fiend of indigcs'
ion. And you, my brothers, are cursed
with hypochondria. And You, my SIS
rers, are afflicted with headache ana
heartburn and general debility Let
me tell Won Il secret. Try HUBBEL 5
GOLDEN BrTrEES. Try them. They
cure dyspepsia; they eniivcn the mind
,ud iuvigorate the system: they are
sworn foes to nervousness and head
aches; they purify; they appetite; they
prevent fevers; they cure all complaints
of the bowels; their use neccssitates no
liSagreeab!e diet or unpleasant change
of habits. Try them. YJu will tint
that what you need is simply HrRBELs
ioLDEN BlITEEs. IcCab., Kraft \ Co.
Wheeling, Sole Agents.
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BY means of chas ity the soul breathes
a pure air in foulest places; By means of
constancy it is strong in whatever state
the body may be. The soul is regal
through its empire over the senses,
beautiful by its light and peace. mo =
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Law of humanity,

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
An Essay fo' You Men, on Physiological
Errors and Abuses incident 10 Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment
and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLlN HOUGH
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
Sep21. Gin .d&w
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'si.c Rest E0iaic.

Caswell, Hazard. & Cos Combination OF Iron,
Phosphorus and CaliSaya, known a. Ferro-Phos
pherated elixir of Cali>aya. The iron restores
color to the blood; the Phosphorus rcnews wastes
of the nerve tissue. and the Casaya gives
natural, hcalthful tone to the digestive organs.
One pint contains the virtue OF one ounce of
Calisaya and one traspooniul grain of Iron
and Phosphorus.
Manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.. New York.
For sale by all druggists. apri'mw&s.eowSW
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"Yog would be pretty, indeed" said
q gentleman, patronizingly, to young
lady, "if yonr eyes were, onlyaa little
larger.n "My eyes may be small. sir,
but such people as You don't fill them"
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THE following is the true copy OF q
sign upon an academy for teaching In
one of the far Western States: Free
man and Hugs school teachers. Free
Iman teeehessth9 boys, and Huggs the
girls"
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A Fine EAamaWha River Farm
for Sale.

-J'UE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
a iiue kauawhI River Farm, lying ell the
nsrth side OF the Ksnawha, tonr miles below
the town of Buffalo, and Ii miles above Point
Pleasant, containing S15 acrrs-2sJ acres cleared
100 acres ut it bot Iu lamb and in the highest
state of cultivation the balance finely tImbered.
The improvements on said farm consist Of a
comic table dwelling huuse. barn, stable, and
ali necessary uEtbulI,iings. 1t is well watered,
has fine young orchard of the best varieties ii
fruit. aud Is Que OF the mast Desirable hrns on
the Kanavha river.
TEh MS-To suit the purchaser.
Far further particulars address or apply 20
q. 4. JONES
Arbuckle, Mason County, W. Va.
aug2O.wtf
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CHApPED HANDS, face and lips are
cured by one or two applications of
Camphorated GlyceriRe, with Arnica,
prepared and sold at Z. Bookings
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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IT won't do to be so devoted to Il ten
der hearted wife as 10 comply with her
request when she asks you-"Now
tumble overthe cradle aud break your
neck, my dear, won't you?" O.
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QUILP thinks it rather remarkable
that while several thousand feet are re-
ouired to make one rod, single foot
properly applied, is often sufficient to
make orc civil.
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WHAT is tue difference between a
ri6eman who shoots wide of his target
and husband who blackens his wife's
eyes 7 The one misses his mark and the,
other marks his missis.
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THEODORE PARKER aptly compared
some who grew Suddenly rich to cab,
bages growing in bed. They smother
the violets, bnt are after all nothing
bnt cabbage heads
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-14

GAM not little pale p inquired
lady who was short and corpulent, of
crusty old bachelor. "You look more
like big tub was the blunt reply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-14

THOSE who always love have not
the leisure to complain and be un-
happy.
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THE French advertise cotfins with
bells, to be runS in case the Occupan
rises from the dead before Gabriel
sounds his trumpet
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AN Irishman applying for relief be-
ing told to work for his living, replied,
"IfI had all tho work in the world, |
couldn't do it,"
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"TM going to raise your rent" said a
landlord to his tenant. "Thank you."
replied the teuant, ''for I'm blessed if
can raise il myself"
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A FATHER said to his wife, when his
SisSipated boy had come home: "Wile,
kill the prudignl, the calf's returned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-14

ANDREW JOHNSON CAMPS Ga secret
society are being organized in divers
places.
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QUEER.-Does Canadian (" bare
foot When he has Snow shoes I
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THE Feuians at Cleveland took an
oath of secrecy rs to their proceedings
and then proceeded to divulge.
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A WICKED wretch was asked why lie
married so little q wife; why" said
he, 1.-The best way among all evils is to
choose the least"
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frozen a wavelet he little wave,
and a floweret little flower, yet n bull
let is not Il llttlc bull, nor 4 hamlet a
little ham.
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GERMANS will rejoice in the reduction
of postage between this country and
Prussia. now being treated for.
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CHINA is calling upon the "barba
lians" for masters skilled in the arts.
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PROUD characters love those I" whom
they do service.
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The punishment of those who have
always loved women too much is TO
love them always.
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SOMEBODY has retained from Europe
Boosting that he spent $4,000. He pro-
badly left his wife at home.
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IDEAS, says NoltaIrc, are like boards
men get them when they grow np, wo-
men never have any.
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''NONE Int the brave deserve the
fair" No, and none hut the brave can
live with some of them.
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Cook county and Chicago are quar-
reling about the joint occupany Of the
court house.
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THERE were sent from and received
at the New York postUtiiee l1o,*16 let
tiers during the week ending S"ptem-
Der 14th.
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For the first time in fifty years Mex
leo is at peace. That is slightly en-
couraging.
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Fall and Winter Millinery.

7 WALTERS WILL HAVE y SPLENDID
u opening on TUESDAY, the 18th mt OF
BONNETS HATS. and everything desirable
in the millinery line. Also, splendid stock OF
MINK FUKS aud CLOAKS. Kid Gloves fine
Lace Haudkerchiets, &c Don't fail 10 come.
ucti2lw
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81 nAvE the best wife i'll the world,
said long suffering husband; "she al
WAYS strikes me with the soft end ofthe
broom"
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WAnLrRr Preparations Throughout
Russia "aro immcnse," as an Austrian
agent sent to spy out the land re-
nOTIS.
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WORKINGMEN OF wheeling
Trust ,.p,S Snip.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William Gowdy to Inc, dated the 9Th
UI June, 1859 and nov OF record in the Record
er's office for the county OF Uhio, in book "a, p
Ii9 shall sell to the III. hest bidder ut public
auction, al the front door OF the Court House,
for Ohio county, in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
ur,iay the 10th vi November, 1861. c0mmcncin.
said sales at 10 lock 4. NJ, the lot Numbered
one hundred ana eishty'oue, asp on tn" plat oi
th,t part of the city of Wheel - laid out 10y
william Chaplinc aud John Euff now known as
Centre Wheel NJ situated ON the etst side OF
Chapline street, adjoining the Methodist Ep's'
cupal Church On the south.
. IERN> OF SALE -Onr.tuiid of the purchase
money in c.isr. AMI The balance in two equal III.
stalmcnts payable i'll six and twelve months.
with interest from tho day OF sale. Possession
viii he delivered upon compliance vita the
terme of sale, subject To the lease of the tenant
which will expire ON the 3lSt of March next.
JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING, October IA. ls67..td
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We should do everything to let good
people have their will
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Monday Morning,
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvEETISEMENTs.-M. Reilly
h as received new lot ofeXtra flour.
James s. Wheat advertiSes a lot al
Trustees Sale.
A special meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisors is called this morning
The Labor Reform-See adNer isemcnt
Of mass meeting.
Read the advertisement of "Sunda!
School Institute" head of local column.
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Extract Of Grapevine
5O NORTHUMBERLAND
GllJ ISF0sl.nr.T T.

~ Pittsbnry.
81 cslsr-s Concentrated I.,r. Tl..,...
$40 lbs Soda Ash.
.EO los Sal Soda.
At . LAtGHlN. >vuaAr.
2lOk kegs Ri Carbonate Soda.
5Jlbs Pune Gram Tart.'.
80 lbs Cnlambiia Lic"'lrr
80 lbs Italian lIcuIicr.
At LAr.wiN >,irs,
2loO lbs repper in bag.
I,-O lhs Al>pi,r
so Lbs Cloves.
$50 lbs Nutmcgs, prime
AT LAu"nlN >vruAr.
500 lbs Nader, very fine.
II q lbs EXtracI LUgwvoi.
500 HIS Alnn.
lUOUlbs Blue Nitriol.
At LArDWlN. Swg,Ars
1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish fcltI
IOUO lbs Imligu, Manila.
2NG lbs Chip lOgwood.
sou lbs Cudb ar.
At LAIGHLi>. SWulst,
o. barrels Iinsced oil
25 Tanners Oil
ID Tuipentiue.
10 No. Land oil
AT IArrHmN SNmAC.
50 Sash Brushes
100 " Shoe Brushes handles
IS Horse Brushes
10 " Busting Brushes
At LAuGmiN. SNm \ Co
81 dozen Fruit Jars
500 Jar Cnrks
SO lbs Ground Mustard
500 lbs Mace Race and Jamaica Ginger
At LAuGHllN. Sluu a c.
100 boxes Hummel- Essence Cole,
5gdOzen Flavoring Extracts
50 Baking Powders
30 Blueing for clothes
AT LAuGHIIN. SWIM 4 ,.
1000 dozen Essences assorted
500 " Bateman Drops and g. Cam4l
100 " Castor and Sweet on
500 Oil of GrRpey inr-thr only cspu,u,
septic. LAuCnlN. SlumA [,
IN = O., M -
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i TENDERNESS is the repose of passion.
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HOPS! HOPS! HOPS!!!

WE WOULD INFORM THE BREWERS
w that we are receiving Hops from John W.
Brown, of New York, which We can sell at New
York prices adding freight. The best qualities
for LAGER beer and ale always on hand Call and
see them. BU ITERFIELD s. co.
octIl.6m Wheeling W. Va.
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IndeIIh q Pencils.
THOS. J. KISNER, II. D.
.,RaCTtCAI AND CONsyI.TING

L I1OS. u. N 4C1N LIZ, Az 49,
AND CONSIIIiNG
PhN stefan tor all DlrEN-i' o., A. Hf'''
NATURE incident ~ thr human ."IuI' 80.
DIsFAsE ~ Tmg Am PA-s'.u'
Nasal Cat.frhf. Olcnl A. iirII md 'n-nhP
lion, - well ~ all di+.'-"- OF tho h'iIt 'bl
DECEIVE Nt-iIN
Indigestion. Liver Complaint. baiihra W.
tery, CUnstipation. Pie. Sc. 'rI 'i'
AFrFCrIuNn o. NIEyUt- Si-lfN
Irritation, Spinal Cord. fprl"p'', : h''''. ~
ralgil and Nervous Debility, aud ui "a'.''''
2risIng from an
IgPuRR STATE % Ei"pn
S,rofulous Sores Enlarged Glands 90, :, -
Obstinate Skin DisTa-'- l;N"nh'' "a.
Swelling &c. His system i tie "nib '"' 49,
successful on for the tr,Jtmrut 81 N'
DISEASES PlCTIhE TO lMlh
Painful Prnin.s and Suppressed DE-
LsuCnrrbea. Failing OF Womb WIN a. Wv. w.. !.
pathetic accUmpauimrnt- such ~ f"r,lA'
Of Heart, Loss q! Appetite aud b'n'i'' N'"N
ty, &c. Special attention gwen 10 q" 81,
DfsRAsE uF THE GENITO UuNAm O",N>' 80.
Inflammation 81 Kidney and Bihdd'i " l,'.,-''
and Scalding Of Urine DIih'uit. f'Iu'' -,
Painful UrinatiOD, Grag"l aud pi''H''. -
OfIhsa, elect, Structure AMI NlE'"' - g.
atOrThea and ImpOt-ncy, and all N't',.. .,-sf
lions consequent upOn lDtThIIb -r.
TIONB. The Doctor ~ able al all tm,' y, -
satisfaction a. % rrsult ~ treatment 49,
munications confidential aud promptly 70.
Medicines, cash. A guaranty gly'n ~ t a.. !.
whore n per .Onal aud direct eranih "
made Office hOurs-l J.. ". 60
10 cents for Peoples Medical ligN' INV
sauJ
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VnhiUn
Ejghih Nunrtcr,y Rcport

.nF THE MERCHANTS. NATIONAL
~ Bank of WrG firF"m ofhtifH1gI' VT u the first
'%%0ndav in October. lsG1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-15
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE FRIDAY EVENING" MARCH 49, 1867

ing with vegetables, ALWAYS improve the
hour when strangers are enjoying the
halfdozing delight which Immediately
precedes the pain Of getting up, TO bray
with especial vehemence, singly and in
chorus. No one who has not suffered it
can appreciate the bat, saw.filing
effect of it on the strongest nerves. Ra.
rey could not stand il, and he swore he
wouldn't. He watched the awful little
beasts with professional keenness shar.
pened by personal pain, to see if there
was any practical way TO stop their bray.
ing without cutting their throats, but
almost resolved to do that if there was
no other remedy He soon noticed that
the animal invariably Strengthened its
tail out as stiff as a poker when the eruc-
tion commenced, and he darted with the
rapidity of genius to the conclusion that
as the tail and the bray went together,
the bray couldn't go without the tail, so
he determined to hold the tail down. He
tied number Of the lava paving stones
to stout strings, with slip.knots on che
ends, and, while the owners were enjoy
ing their 'cafe latta" at some uCighbor-
ing "cafe," he slipped the moose over
the unsuspicious tails, and retired to
watch the result In few minutes an
especially noisy jackass was seen to open
his mouth, and gasp convulsively. He
stood gaping for three or four seconds.
He wheezed, and the lava block swung
sullenly at his heels as he strained to
lift his tail out to the braying level. But
no sound came. He looked plaintively
round at his companions as if to ask
them what allied him. His lips shook,
and he dropped the artichoke leaves he
had been munching, as the idea entered
his superstitious fancy that the devil had
somehow got out of the hogs into him.
Another tried, but au inarticulate grunt
was all he could reach. They all tried a
chorus which had only the same morn.
ing ratified and crushed through every
street and lane, but in vain. There was
silence that day in the strangers quar-
ter" and rejoicing in every 'piazzo"
from the Piazza del Popolo" to the
" Piazza d d'Espsgna
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-15
The Latest Fashions.

The New York Home Journal gives
the following items of fashionable
intelligence; At ball recently
given at Delmonico's, young and
beautiful married lady appeared in
one of the new fashionable ball dresses
which are now worn short like the
street dresses. The dress consisted
of a pink silk undershirt, which
just touched the top of the shoes,
which were of pink kid, buttoned up
over the ankle with white buttons.
Over the pink silk was shorter
skirt of white tulle, trimmed with
pink satin pipings. The hair was
dressed very high, and ornamented
with a wreath of wild roses, the GEN.
ter of each rose containing dia-
mond of greater brilliancy The dress
was made by Partisan dressmaker, and
it is needless to say, attracted great
deal of attention
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-15
Daring Feat Performed by Couple Of
Handcuffed Burglars.

Handcuffed Burglars.
The Harrisburg Telegraph relates the
following:
Two men we're arrested at Tidoute,
Warren county, on Thursday last, on a
charge of having robbed the Breevort
Petroleum Company Office, near Rouse
vile, on Cherry run, on the previous
night, where they stole one hundred aud
eighty dollars, and almost killed the
clerk, Mr.. Foley, who slept in the office.
They were handcuaed together, and
placed on the train for Oil City On the
way, when near Tionesta, they made an
excuse of going into the closet attached
to the car, and moment or two after
wards one of the passengers, whe was
looking Z 1t of the window, saw them
rolling d wn The bank together They
had crawled through the window of the
closet and threw themselves down the
embankment, although the train was
cunning at rate of thirty miles an, hour
at the time. The passenger who wit
messed their unceremonious exit, imme.
diately notified the officers, who pulled
the bell rope, stopped the train, and
started in pursuit of their prisoners, fsl-
lowed by about twenty passengers.
After chase of about mile the pris-
oners were overtaken, and yet would not
stop until one of them received a blow
on the head from the butt of one of the
officers pistols They we're defiant and
took matters very coolly, giving full de-
tails of their mode of escape, stating
that one of them (the one who was struck
by the officer) had backed out of a small
saloon window, and then with the arm
which was manacled to his companion,
had succeeded in pulling that companion
through the window, head first, and both
had "gone it blind down the embank-
ment. The snow being drifed, their fall
was so broken as to do them no damage.
1t was, however, daring attempt on the
part of the two men handcuffed together,
with the train running at the rate of
thirty miles an hour.