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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
sALINE ~CHALYBEArK

The PfoprietorH have Dttad these bss Una
hp9nRa Up ~ the very bast manner ~ fs@
and fcAi e@yySh,pi " y 1lsgi Fw,w,5 y~
sa,si Dollar Tbe, iLpoms ore iasTs aae
les4at modern Aiyia, hid whYba itip5aks1
sw.1n lGgyshagg.li toP.sap.H nv appsD'rfm
nis BATH ttDOMb ars lnrga aud ns,sa0p
fnfliieiied, With Tub aud RhOwof. ~ ass
iatfet Philadelphia stY1a The T5B st@sa
y sa m,H H., a,, Y Is e. , sesT y g~2pss@sg,iE .ss
.I11ie pAh0fno HALL and HfeEp1rtmm
luFbMh attached. are unHuf passed w g0p
"A Splendid Hand ~ Music IN engaged Dor
1ppo BOWLING SALOONS are af as@
bgal, atid ~ large, airy buildings
.IlIis. .LADIIH. uOFFEVIiOhEIty szss
updNILHMENhi hAfDOaA Will DO ssa4e .
piled With ali the del ,aaaieao f The apss.sss- ,,
with tbs nneHt ~ winaa. Liquors. aaasi~
f4wi pes aud other bpeolsa of amussus>ss
" nsi,.phatine, FOR Tie wants or fstniAs@I -
~" aasn,anI embrraadesi 10 acres. ev,...us
with forty Varieties ~ Forrest Trees, mamA~
ali Ia rural. iovsilnear' The 1s-.sd
Fifping can ba had within nve ininssssnF
walh from the springs Within Une hsefrfF
ftdn, ny rail, you have the best llamn Ehahs
madlaie connection with The ohio fgsa~w
and itali 10 any part of the United HfafrHk
AMI wifiDa gvh inlmtea' drive gf lies fhT 4
~ llsanHvHlh containing pofshi>tt@m aH ~
The hrUfN0s are nov open for IeaSrh.
.6s isa3S ! r@ ss ss
mol Ind one 20 aufpaas the u~ItiCaCtefwr
NIT ~ DniJLKu Ton.
mayH 4g PfOpfistasHA
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New York stock Market.

nv Te~iehtHtft1 NHw tunH, MAY "A,
MuHHs Abundant and enay. continuing
sale at iueiia ~ ieshy
puiu More animated aud hIiaiieii clQs
tns ct ~ lsiii, anfl tafts hh eHi, The ahlp
tnFnt a. inuttnW viii III lafga. The InrAln
nab already ~ ,AfH,tHN engaged itta ~ tie
mat, ioaaoi, ~ the advance
HtptH ~ ,luVetiintants opened lower on
lfiH q Aia, and closed uutet aud aieady reg
isib,ei nuliiinna Of 1881 iiitsmiilsa bhi
coupons Ui iHiia itnt at iuhisA a6, January
pt,i inif iuii AHt i0ata IT, Aus ieulalatad p1 40
nptt eo,ipans Wa hafilpt August faHla 1907.
June I fls iUhi4tt iubts,
hsH0 sniuua.
. . itfeW iHfias
ton i~1rAqtiil tut,heftsnaI# no. satAtts Quieis
siivei HtasfA4 Masippan ia de-, pieln,ied
int.at lnts M~tAtat,i nnion iHtaM iWi4 Pacific
Mail istdt laafh Atlantic pAdttaiA New YORK
ne WI u,uis"n RAisib hi4f hseiiaa iliil sSa
iuF Mipi,igan Southern uHQtuHt IL I1tu1ia
te,,iapi liinllitsI tittsipiig ft,adtTits To-
ieia liHtsHfiii 1toeh fAlatn Aft bfa !
Netth eAleft HafaNtstHl do rtatstfe,i uhfs
mtHa. Fort Way 40 tii sntnfs
tat Mining Heard Experienced pnothor
SENSATION Ia day, - corner being deNeiups
cal ~ the Chatter nhh over hN atintea
we're bought li tiidrt the fhle nt ~, aliuws
liie q pieat itaa iu a hrahr Of ~ 900,
Autiet atHtg hottia niti,er VIII y ata'tp
esty atipe ~ Niaantttt. htw Fenheasee ~,
aalBl old Virginia aa, aa'swaa. Missouri o.,
HanhinAl " ~ liaes iip,nla Al dsaaaias i'es
etna %t,uttia, Wt4dthft4,
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hyl telegraph %tiaefaHAtL Mhy u
ibhf uUntiH bnli. nnd al hihtlA ~ u0t
fup svndH are NJ tu b. tef yard iuseF4
STANDARD brown #iieetinsA ifisiar. nlaanlt
ed pnhaiihs ne iof liprs a. Hpfasna. iee.
AiheftuHn Allen lhp. itNn Arnold ilp'
tlt4asnsa are auwn tu tA#ate, rninp u do
uiilie ~ ~,
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Memphis Market.

~ Telegraph f8gH Ngs raiAs Mag H.
t@rie4 -eLuiat bnt nftasfI faesipla, ia
bnitss No ~ pD4tHi
Cons rifm at 81. Himi w.
RS Ftfm nj Nt4skfh, o.
ia Higher MI etsU 90,
FprH sI dTuBJ4 10.
UANuH .tlsat sides. UiatHke, thtt s
66,I bsstltt8 saahasaaa. uIHTgl
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New Orleans Sugar and Moiasses.

New Orleans gngaS ana Moiasses.
I THEIRS heva t,asa receipts since yesterday
~ IA bids. III eusnff IA MDiaehaHf Jtia
seiin isah ~ abotit h hndh. tbnihfalA fsHs
get, Including tbs feesipiet Dn tiia Bssis of
H,falNse v u. M tpiIF Ilaiy snq INA f.f
Ppfts Htto ~ about i7f4a n M for f.fhfly
fptf There ~ nothing doips la Mol raAg,
and we sauots D. nottfnaitv ~ bgqsfJa "
RaiiUss fer f~nfspenlfpu, nnu TEa for
pahle, The mashat ~ we'll Supplied With
InDh sugar aud MOinasna htit ~ tha fDthi
uuutitttfafa frisHf
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thiengo vish Market.

There ~ 90 material ahanss 10 h0fs IN
tbs 4 sriafal character Oft fha risht, Tfads
~ ihif, aud With no surplus stock IN hand,
daaJafH nfa tot disposed ~ make epfnefas&
W ptthae We quote the fsaFhat nffas
White FISH No. I.bAlf tsi a,tysg,s n 1tda ~
1foaih rfDif itsH nd HsLsIsA Jl4la 4 bCTsf ~
Trout. Mo. n haif bbii @8usA .pa qess 4 1tqgf 80
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Removal.

@ n GlI.uEser - ca. HAVE nE-
k9s nloved tn thair. new funr1ntvry Htore,
Mo- i NORTH Firmt street, whore They VIII
and ~ tnpiiy new ones a. wlll tavaf thant
with a call. A null nasortuinht OF ufocefira,
etc, always on hand. aud nor. sale al the
Inducements ~ at sh~se btsg.s,g df OAhH.
nuvud div
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1ssgaf Eggs
rOH RENT.

Issa HFrf UNWILLING u0tfhH A
UfiuH Dwelling House, sn Uiviaigp
stifn tset hiteisha4I VIII he fshted 81 y low
tenl u . tehant vie VII iaHs u ap ieass
abd siya saa',,Ii{
ihhTifalW
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+. MAMMERSTEIN.
Carriage aud Wagon Manufacturers,

Corner Main and kt1h Streets,
EVANSVILLE ,.......,. ....INpuANA.
TT a. Now ON HAND SPLENDID
AAaaspttitant of nhely finisiia,i carriages
fei Tie arring trade. OF The latest nfid iu,sl
aid lishl nuehawaNa. STATIONARY aud
ehtHlhh top HuAHiea, hlnuy light t~tultith
liuaHiea, Prince a lhett l~uHaiaHl alau, hts'
All work mahufaaiui.sl OF the htst tlhtbei
,nopt thoroughly neaaoned, anu ifoheti
with extra ssHned iro,t No hantnit wheel.
,asteftnl. aud h, iha beat Weniiai,icas An
work wafsnnted I. eiYa entire aatiaiaciiun
In evsty respect. Writes stfsssfe ~ feteesf eush
rates Purchasers will nnd 10 Ca their in
t.reat - alive him a call hetate purchasing
elsewhere, tiepairias dome To oriet, Or
,iera solicited. npiH dasn
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auN4HusHI


nDAuDssa sfDrsp. The Under
~ aieHsH HaA GraHea u HffHf ding House
gH Thffa street., bat byzantine ana
a asiniief III dag HiM rsss y bSaIdsta san
ta haagfn m6dsfed With ttafd4
ssa VI Mis- a., HA nfnHe
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THE untafaisnasi, having aoid hiH inter.
eel ~ the boot and. phue itouse of VIM. ~.
Walker a 10, ~ WILLIAMS W. Bailey, who.
With ueotsa WI Waihnlii, viii ouiitinua
tiia style OF hattes a Weihoru, hsaa leave
80 tender tita grateful acknowledgment to
The public fuls the liberal patronage ita.
stowed upon The old ntnt, hni i,opon tina
aaipa VIII ha continued To lila SUCCESSORS
~ business {H-e Ia H#
may IA siHt WMs IL Walk Illl.
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WANTED.

"ANfgB Situation by - young man
w In "a hotel IA store Ifhs hHff fpfih
90 rsfiAUpa ~ the f,fstaHHtttb business,
f6f rHffteHlhrs iaIiifs ht this JHAs
hihptHM
ynyAs1ED ftYG tdge vHst afah NE
w Hzhd W tbfffiitf wDith 90 nftg WtiHfA
~ Csc Astf ntfy wHfk ~ bfiaki tafat drive
n isH sst bt de- ATTY kind 1T isb1t HHt iss
frt' ~ stissf Inquire ~ the journal TIMES
tnstg IN
w ~ Tie ist ~ July, ny tiis Evansville
c@Sse sslse, ''9prlb 1y99sEg ~ if f'-
spti@ dtf .Et tfsaI VI g. H. go.
Gsgsf EKgst
yryA WITH ssAta ~ ANY luAws
hlsfAs Hlstias, Hn ~ Maln hifsst, bel ussn
kavehftt AID Eighth, fGf which the nigh
sai .asthe +, pf'aa vii bs t'"ia \. sggIne.
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N0tioo Of Dissolution.
Nops.s ~ uBuEay .pvgs.

IN The ups" pnstnetaiiin heretofore eElatinR
hat wnafl William ~ Walker n,td uaofRa
W Welhn,u, in the boot nnd eiioe business,
~ Evnnaville, Indiana, under the name
aiii atyie of VIA, ~. walker " 10, in dis-
VIII lie na.tiah pn In the same place by
William w. 1nlley nnd George. w. Wei.
aaid nailsy having purelasei the Interest
of aaid alb In hRtd htsiihas HALEY n
Weihorti aasiina oil tile lndei,tatn aaa ~
Wa. ~. walker n CO., nnd George w.
Woihofn IL authorised 10 eoiimrt all tialsta
due to sald VIM. ~. Walsat " 10.
W ~. WALkHu,
ui1u, w. WELB0ttN,
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Crescent City Springs.

CsgIUAJED ONE NILE gu0m Ftrn
- flfk Of pFauHNiila, nUd one qttaff~a
pom The OHIO river, on pigeon Ths~eA.
Indiana, The Waters arc u
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HfJTF fFH " f8fH T1tTff
s.isf sd4 naIn gm5s lafa f5il
oA~Dt olNAssl q ,As ". wAHt,s
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North western Mutual Life In
al surance Company idt

or MfLwAuK nfg, ilH.
GifHh fRsefh. u..,,.,,s'sssstss,sFa,uuu ,UVU
lTba a~.eafuat ~a,ecers of any life Company
ever ateanised. HtsN ~
rIttn. MARINE, n RIVER lNsuuANVB
r,alrsurs ISSUED IN rur AuovE
waiishnown Companies. and nti ionRaa
iIonptiy adjusted aud paid ~ this orica.
W. A. PAGE " co, Agents,
Corner Main and Water hireetn.
Evansville, ina
.Innown n pnnkeraon'H fosines onieaJ
ania, dty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-09
lmp.r,an, 70 Iron Manufacturers.

Important 10 Iron Manufacturers.
A new apparatus for pudding has
Just been invented, which it is said
will work revolution in the business.
The inventor is q Mr.. Morgan. and in
his apparatus vertical shaft passes
through the top of the furnace directly
over the center of the hearth where the
iron is placed. Fastened to the bottom
of this shaft, which is kept revolving
by means of bevel gearing driven by
steam power, is an arm fitted with four
fangs or prongs, each one about the size
of a puddler's "rabble." These prongs
stir the iron by moving at the necessary
speed, when it is in liquid state, and
thus purify or refine it much more thor
oughly than can be accomplished in
the ordinary wa by man poking the
mass through partially opened door.
There is no necessity, by this method,
of closing the hampers to reduce the
draft, because no one is annoyed by the
uncomfortable temperature, but the fur
naces can be urged to their utmost, and
that, too, at that stage of the process
which requires the greatest heat. AS
soon as the iron acquires its pasty con-
sistency, the mechanical "rabble" or
stirring iron is Withdrawn by the assist
ance of the usual balance weights
through hole in the top of the furnace,
which is closed by a friedrich stopper
After it i. withdrawn it is immersed in
a tub of water, which is moved to the
proper place by a truck running on a
track, and the stirring tool is ready for
the next batch of iron.
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prEps or TRUST.

Dead of trust made November 9, 1867
nv John Mooney and wife to .. u. Eon
trustee, on lot No. 4, square -. q ,oe,
DEED Of trust made November =, Ioo q
By John Mooney and wife 70 b. M. Eon
trustee on lot No. 3, square Is. ,oe,
Deed of trust made October 50, 1901
by August Rust and wife 10 Anthony
Keyman, trustee for w. T. B. Association
on south quarter of lot No. IL, MALL
street, Centre Wheeling. c-
Deed of trust made November l, 100
by c. c. Hoffman and wife to a. Key ma MAJ.
trustee for w. T. b., Association, on lo'7
no. Is and 10, Fulton ,
Deed of trust made November 10, 1901
by John Haudian to John G. Chandler,
trustee, for the undivided half OF lots
Nos. l and 2, square Is, John street.
Deed of trust made November 81, 1901
by John A. Armstrong and wife to hooI.
II. Gillespy, trustee, on lot. l2O zee,
al mare at south wet corner of Penn ano
Virginia streets, Wheeling Island. -
Deed of trust made October 10, 1907,
by John Roemer and wife to John u
Chandler, on part Of lot No. So, west
side Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Deed of trust made October Is, 1907
by John Roemer to John G. Chandler,
on his interest in the firm Of John Roe
mer & Co. .a.-
Deed of trust made December 5, 1867,
by William Nick. Day and wife, J.Day
and E. Day to J. II. Bickel, trustee ior
N. B. Association, on north half OF lot
No. rs, west side of Market street.
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Children's Rubbers at
Badgers for 80 cents.
Real Estate Transfers.

Real ESTATE Transfers.
The following transfers of real estate
were admitted to record during the week
ending Saturday, December 18th:
DEEDS IN FEr.
Deed made November 81, 1867, by
w. C. Eoff to Robert w. Johnston, for
the northern part of lot No. a, east side
of Water street, Centre Wheeliag'
$500.
Deed made October 80, 1867, by Got
heb Bottle and wife to Franz Siebert,
for two lots of Joseph Caldwells farm
aud fronting on the Fairmont road,
each so by 100 feet, west of Strobeps
lot and adjoining Joseph Cline's lot.
Sl100.
Deed made December 2, 1867, by N. W.
b. of Virginia, to William Stoneman,
for parts of lots Nos. lis and ll6, south
side of Webster street, Centre Wheel
ing. $500.
Deed made July 5, 1867, by Thomas
Seamon and wife to Elizabeth Pember.
ton, tor east one-third of lot No. 26, and
the one-third Of dwelling house on
same, in Zane's addition. Sl4OO.
Deed made December 2, 1867, by An
drew Holman and wife to Jacob Jan.
yinger, for the undivided half Of lot No
So, on Clay street, East Wheeling
Sll5O.
Deed made November 6, 1867, 10y
Chas. Nichols and wife to V. c. Cops
(wife Of G. H. Copps), for parts Of lott
80 and 81, fronting As feet on Penn
| innhaa Ianf
street. 500. s.
Deed made November 8, 1867, by Hen
~ Crangle, trustee for John /. Hopkins
aud wife, and Elizabeth Stout, to Mar
garet Mooney, for lot No. 3, square IL
John street. $1,000.
Deed made November 9, 1867, by Hen
nv Crangle, trustee for j. l. Hopkins
and wife, to Margaret Mooney, for lot
No. 4, square -, John street. $1,000.
Deed made by Fred. Branlich and
wife to George Reyman, trustee fol
Anna Lump. This is to correct an errel
in deed recorded in Deed Book No. 81
page 76, made by same parties:
Deed made December 3, 1867, b!
George Reyman, trustee, and Ann:
Lump +. Mrs. Mary Ann Kyle, for tv,
feet off the west side of lot No. 157
Zane's Island. SlOO.
Deed made December 3, 1867, by Fred
Weigelt and wife TO Mrs. Mary AM
Kyle, for lot No. 157, except Z feet OF
the west side, Zane's Island. $500.
Deed made December 3, 1867, by JohI
Goshorn to William s. GoshOrn, for 10
No. "a, southwest cofner of Main ant
Adams streets. 5000.
Deed made Noy ember 25, 1867, By b
NJ. Eoff and others to r. w. HaZlett ant
John L. Hobbs, for lots Nos. and :
square 81, and lots Nos. l, 2, II and IL
square 80, South Wheeling. $500. so.
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Meeting Of the Board OF Overseer, Of


Meeting Of the Board OF Overseers OF
the Poor.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Overseers of the Poor was
held on Saturday, December 9TH, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Present-Messrs. Bruner, Ellifritz,
Gehring, Maxwell, Speidel, Tolivar,
hurry.
The President being absent, on molten
of Mr.. Maxwell, Mr.. Tolivar took the
chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The monthly reports of D. hurry for
November and October, john Salada for
November, A. Gehring for November, B.
Speidel for the same, J. C. Maxwell for
October and November, S. j. Ellifritz
for November, and Joseph Long for, the
same month, were severally read, ap-
proved and ordered to be filed.
A bill of George Forbes for rent OF
house, occupied for one month by Mrs.
Reddy, amounting to 81 so, was pre-
sented, and, on motion of Mr. hurry.
was ordered to be placed in next years
levy.
On motion, it was ordered that Mr.
Ellifritz be authorized to give the moth
er of "Pewee" Murphy four dollars per
month for "Pewee's' support until fur
tber orders.
Adjourned.
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Contsmpt by a Lady.


A day or two since Mrs. Croy, resid-
ing near the Belmont Mills, appeared
before Justice Clohan, in Centre Wheel
ing, aud wished to take steps to collect
board bill, amounting 10 about ten
dollars, from enc Of her boarders-a
Miss Elizabeth Ball alias Brues-who,
Mrs. C. asserted, was going to Ohio.
A civil action for debt was brought, and
in due time Elizabeth Ball appeared be-
fore the Justice and informed him that
she was the woman he wanted, and
commenced Safeguarding in scanda-
lous manner. She was told by the
Court to be more circumspect in the
use of her language, but she refused to
be silenced, and made strange develop
ments concerning number of persons
who CHANGED to he in the Office at the
time. Justice Clohan finally imposed u
fine of FIVE dollars upon Elizabeth for
contempt OF Court. She paid it. Judg-
ment was given for the board, which
she couldn't pay, when her clothing
was seized. Miss Ball then swore out o
warrant against Mrs. Croy for keeping
a house of ill-fame. Thus matters
stand at present.
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Trustee's sale OF Glassvorks
and Fixtures.

nv VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
II from Frank II. Bradner, James Falloure
~ Charles w. Fasts, TO me, dated the 2lst
s.y of October, 1867, and now Of record in the
T:sor,l,r's Office, for the County of Ohio in
I'D Book numbered So page $50, i shall sell
- IN, highest bidder at Public auction ut the
UECHANICS GLASS WORKS, situate at the
1T and Of Second street, in that part of the
CIV Of Wheeling. County of Ohio, known and
..iisl Centre Wheeling, GU MONDAY, the sd
Sax of December, 1867, commencing said Sale ut
We NJ. the lot Of ground in said deed Of trust
.'tntioned and described, the same being one
tnpdr,d feet square. situate in Centre Wheel.
me In said County of Ohio. and upon which Is
..+rsctrd glass house, known as the MECHAN-
rs GLASS WORKS.
Also. gll the personal property in and about
aid Glass House, consisting Of lime batch, glass
Sot, bottle and jar moulds glass blowers
hines patent tools, soda ash, one dark bay horse,
ne set of harness, marble stones, iron plates,
NOT Garage, pot moulds, sand, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Selling a. trustee, l will convey ssch title rs
&, Vested in me by said deed of trust.
HOv2) JOoSfh loLl'A An
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In Doubt.

I'm Deubt.
New York sdvices Of the 5th say that
the United States steamers De Soto and
Monongahela were lost in terrific bur
ricane which has recently devastated
the Islands Of st. Thomas and Santa
Cruz, and tho largest part Of the off,
GERS and crew of the De Soto were
saved, while . portion of those of the
Monongahela were also rescued.
Among the officers of the MonoDgahela
we notice the name of Midshipman
Moore. Whether this is the William
Moore, from this city, who is Mid
shipman in the navy, we are not adj
yised. E
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Poultry.

Poultry.
Tho poultry thieves are operating
quite extensively in this city and vicini-
ty. Within few nights raids have been
made upon several coops, and numerous
chickens, ducks and turkeys carried
away. Those who have laid in supplies
of poultry for the holiday season should
have their coops carefully secured
against the visits of the nocturnal
depredators who are now plundering in
every section of the city. The shoot
ing of few of the sneak thieves would
have good effect.
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"Tsf.xs Of B....y ..a . Fey Fer

"vsfsgs or Beauty and . Fey Fer
ever.o
We arc very highly pleased with it
and its performance. It is certainly
fully up to its elaine. It seams with
great r,eatness and wonderful rapidity,
running easily, and making but little
noise. It's hemming, telling and braid
ing are Things Of beauty and ajoytorerer.'
1t lifts heavy weight from the stitch
burdened seamstress.-W. S. Ballinger to
the WIllcox d Gib6s S. II. Co.
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Lost Two Fingers.

A youth named George Weiner, fifteen
years of age, who works in the Hinge
Factory, lost two of his fingers, on Sat
urday, in a very careless manner. He
tried to see how close he could place bis
fingers to q wheel that was revolving
very rapidly, when two of his fingers
were suddenly nipped of. As soon as
he discovered his misfortune he simply
exclaimed, Chow mother will cry when
she sees thisp
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al GAVE the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine up because it weuld not perform
nv work as we'll as the Grover d. Ba-
ker. Ny work is ladies' cloaks. The
Grover g. Baker Machine does the
very finest and the very coarsest with
the same plate and the same needle, and
| could not do that with the other ma
chine. think the stitch in the Grover
e. Baker Machine is the most elastic. l
like il better than any other machine
know Testimony of Mrs. Al. a Nc
Laughlin, &c Le,ris Street, Neto York, be-
fore the Commissioner Of Patents.
Salesroom l03 Main street, at OItoby
g. Duffield's jewelry store.
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but 1t is
TRITE
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Dull Times.

The cry of dull times ring in our ears
on every hand, and We notice the same
complaint in our exchanges. The cry
appears to be almost universal. And
there is great distress among the poor
In some places soup houses are being
established for the benefit of the poor.
Such an institution would be literally
patronized in this city. Our Stree
lunches" are inadequate to the demand.
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Misses Goat Pesgcd Ralmerais
At Badgers, for 80 cents.

"There 1. No such Word as Fail"
When you use Bookings Unrivalled
Baking Powder. Buckwheat cakes
biscuit, hot rolls, or any kind of light
bread or griddle cakes, are always made
light, sweet and wholesome by using it.
Sold by Z. Booking, No. Odd Fellows
Hall, and Booking & Miller, corner OF
First and Chapline streets.
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EVIL Hurst, Manager. 81 Broadway. \
York. isn3o-l
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Circuit COurt.

IL the Circuit Court on Saturday, in
the case of the State Is. George Connel-
ly, for forgery, the jury returned YER
dict of guilty" and fixed the term Of
imprisonment at two years.
In the case of the State Is. James
Livingston, for assault and battery
upon his wife, the jury returned YER
dict of mot guilty."
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II. vi. .. &. Room.

The Young Mems Democratic Club
have recently fitted up an excellent
room in the third story of Otis build
ing, corner of Market and Monroe
streets, where their meetings will be
held hereafter-every Saturday night,
we believe.
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Boots and shoes.
REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
L in informing his customers and citizens gen.
orally, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment to the north side Of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand the best brands Of French
Calfskin, together with as good workmen a. the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
age, he wishes continuance Of the same:
arx3t.2n go Z ! JAMES MATHEWS.