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HIGH IEEELED BOOTS WITH WATCH
ES IN THEM.

In the days when high heeled French
boots were the pride of fashion, there
was a shoemaker in London who made a
fortune by the sale of the best Paris
boots at a price which all his fellow
tradesmen declared ruinous. He under
stood the trade, and obtained troops of
customers. "These boots must be stOl-
en-, said his rivals, but there was no
evidence that they. were; certainly they
were not smugglcd boots-for any one
could satisfy himself that the full duty
was paid upon them at the Custom House.
The shoemaker retired from business
with a fortune. Afterward his secret
vas accidentally discovered-although he
had Maid for the boots, he had not paid
for the boots. he had not paUi for every
thine that was in them. There was a
heavy duty payable on foreign watches
and every boot consigned to him from
paris had contained IN its high heel a
cavity exactly large enough to hold a
watch. The great profit obtained by
tbc trade in smugglcd watches made it
possibIe for this tradesman, when he had
filed ,tp their heels, to sell his boots un-
der cost. This was worth while again,
because. Of course, by the extension. of
his boot trade he increased his power of
importing watches duty fec.
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70 Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restorsl to health in
l few weeks by 4 very simple remedy, after hay
ing suffered several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease. COnsumptOn-is anxious tU
make known 10 his fcllOwsuferers the means cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrptiHn used, free of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they will find
a SIRE Cure for Consumption, asthma Bronchitis DC
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
sCrpiOn is to benefit the afflicted and spread infOr
nation which he cOnCeives 10 be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy will cost
them nothing, and mayprOve a blessing. -.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
u93Q-1v
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This new House, being furnished and fitted mp in a
style equal to any in tine city il open for the
C0mmodatiun Of the travelling publiCs s..s u-.-l
The House is centrally located and COuvc1iCnt to
the business part of the city and pains will be spa
red to make guests comfortable.
Umnibusses will be in attendance to and from the
Cars.
When you visit the city. please give the CLIFTON
a call. WM. GARRISON, PrOp'r.
JAS. GARRISON. elk. C264 3m)
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Sflrft Poetry.
THE OLD FASHIONED CHOIR.

HAVE fIncied sometimes. the BerheI-hent beam
That tremhled to earth in the patriaTch's dream,
Was ladder of Song in the wilderness rest.
From the pillow of stone 10 the blue of the Blest.
And the angels descending TO dwell with rs here,
"Old Hundred, and "COriuth,' and China ant
Near"
All the hearts are notdead. not undcrthe sod. .
That those breaths can blow open to Heaven and God
All. "Silver Street leads bva bright golden road
o, it is not the hymns that in harmony flowed -.
But those sweet human psalms in the Old-tashioned
choir.
To the girls that sang alto-to the girls that sang air
All the psalm books al once futtered open at York
Summed their dotted wings in the words that he read
While the leader lcaped into the tunejust ahead,
And politely picked ont the keynote with fork,
And the vicious old vol went growing along
At the heels Of the girls in the rear Of the song
need not a winE-bid no genii come.
With wonderful web from Arabian To- m.
When the void was in rythm ana life WAS its rhyme:
When the streams Of theyeaIs hOwedu nOiseess and
narrow.
That across if there aoaied the song Of sparrow:
For spTig of green Camway carries me there,
To the old village church and the old village choir.
When clear Of the floor my feet slowly swung.
And timed the sweet praise OF the song they sung.
Till the glory aslant from the afternoon sun
Seemed the mfters Of gold in Gods temple begun!
YOu may smile al the naslls Of old Deacon Brown
And the deer sister Green, with more goodness than
grace.
Rose and fell on the tuUes as she stood in her place
And where Coronation cEultin-ly flows.
Tried to reach the high notes on the tips ofher toes
To the land OF the lca they went with their song.
Where the choir and the chorus together belong,
q, be lifted ye Gates Let me hear them again
Blessed song, blessed Sabbath, forever, amen!
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'URBANA UNION
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OFFrcE.-Champafgn National BaTkBuilding,
Csecond and third aoOrs,) WeststdeNorth Main
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. 1. .5ubscriberswhod O not giyeexPres ssnotice
to the contrary, y,arecOnsideredasw wishingtOcC
cirsubscriptiOns to thepaper.
. 2. If subscribers order the lLscontinuance OF
their periodicals, the publishermay continuetO
send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse to takethetr
periodicals from he OtliCetO whichthcy were di-
:sctcd they areheld responsible till theyhaye
settledthe bill and ordered themdiscOntinued
I. If3ubscribers remove to Othcrplaces with
Outinf0rming the publisher, and the papersare
sent to thefOrmer direction, they are held re-
:. Tho CouFts have decided that refusingtO
take periodicalsfrom the Office, e,orremOvingand
leaving them uHcalled for, is pTjntd Jdcte eyI-
dence OfiatcntiOnal fraud.
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THE car was full when a portly, fine
looking, elegantly dressed person enterF
ed. 4 gentleman Instantly arose and
the new conner took the. offered seat,
while he stood hanging on the leather
straps. In a little while the gentleman
who Rat next the grand lady leftthe car,
which gave her an opportunity, byta lit
tie shake of the rustling drapery, to oxo
tend her apparent occupancy to the space
that bad been occupied by herself and
another. The gentleman who had rosiEnr
ed his scat was still standing, though her
senior by some years in age. Another
gentleman sitting beside her, gently sug7
rested in an undcrtonc, that there was
room enough for the old gentleman to
sit when the grand lady decided the caso
bcTond further consideration. by sRying
with some resolution. 4 don't like to
be scJoayed. "-PiHs5wgh Commercial.
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MANY years since, in California old
Judge G. kept a liHe deai fail,
as they call rum mill out there, few
miles above Marysville, and made fire.
quent trips to San Francisco, to deposit
his hard-earncd' savings and laid in
a fresh stock One night he sat up late,
imbibcd much. and assisted at a " little
game Of draw An hour after going to
hcd'he awoke, and to his horror saw 4
rnhbcr staring at him through. the win,
dow near the foot Of his berth. Judge
dodgcd hack; robber lodged back
judge pecpcd; robbcr peoped. Judge
put hand under pillow, drew out navy, =
and fred-through a looking-glass 1.-the
trade price of which was an even S25.-r
The robbor did not again appear; the
Jud@c did treat.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
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lL4 WHEELING. WEST VA. MORNING, OCTOBER 8

give at all-othsrs shelled out reluct-
antly. These he'd refoozed him afore,
but l spoke TO 'em ez wun hevin au-
thority. bore the broad penant NV
the Commodore NV the fleet, and they
quailed afOre my pierciD eye. / tele-
gratft a. j. that 1t wuz Rll rite, and to
send on supplies. Eff he shood be de-
feAted, he beZ at least earned our graii-
tude by attemptin TO bust the machine,
and must be peTVided for. l parted
from him reluctantly, for he is versa
teel genius. 1t is no small thing to
come from the hite nv temPerens lec-
trim to beer in week, and from bein a
Radical Republican to askin me ei /
wanted to marry ii Niger. It's versa
tility.
WHICH is Postmaster.)
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As relief, ever ready; as killer OF pain,
taken lnwRIdly, or outwardly applied, has
no eqnaI. For the relief and cure OF Rheu-
naatiSIn and SenEalRic Affections, SpEalns,
Bruises a c., Il Is unequal1ed. II ia also most
efficacIous, taken inwardIy, In the cure Of
Cholsfa, EIaInps and Pains In The Stomach,
BiaFTh0ea. ADysentery,- Cholera Morbhs,
Cholera lnfantum, &c, and Is %ithout e1-
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world ffords. No FAMILY should be with
outit.a EYeFy TRAvELEHa by Hand on SEA
shouId hhvs7 bottle. 1hIEERs and EAR
NERs residing at a distance from Physiciahs
should keep II constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks OF stomach
Compl dnts, It's value cannot be estlmated
INQUIRE for Major Lanes indian Lini-
ment ana take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes q Co, y Park Row y. )
Gale a Robinson, lSS Greenwich 81, NY; r,
T. Wells & Co., 1872 Fulton-St, n. ", .ChsS.
n. CritIeuden, a8 9th Ave, y. p; ana by re-
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None genuine unless signed by John Thos.
Lane, and countersigned by j. T. Lane & Co..
PfUpTietors, los Broadway, ". Y. HS-ssnd
Circular, ..
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Manhood and the yIEor OF yOutn res
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nR. RECORDS Essence OF Life restOres
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aT6 very slmpie, aud require no reatrAt ut
from business or pleAsuTel Failure II lmpos-
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one Tor 81. TO he Ind only OF tne sole APP
pointed agents la America, HERMAN
5EUTZES, S23 BoWery, and so I'd Ave, n.
Y, oc3
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We hnye also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChIldrenS' RoOts and Shoes, at lower
ur,c,-, than ever was seen In the Stale. II
you want Bargains in Boots and SHOES, go 10
iinniIncr's New store. cor. Main and Union
streets and get them, ..r.. -utfrH
Every pRir OF Boots nuh shoes sold at this
Establishment Is WAREANTED, and In
every clISe Will Ia nIended free of change
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Gtre1nteuiqencer
DEMONSTRATIONS IN yInGINIA.

HEGISTRATIoS IN NIhGlHiA- r.
rhs y.hifes have q majority i'm the
Etc. Etc.
The Richmond Dispatch says: 1.-The
first registration, as completed, shows
that the aggregate is i'll the neighbor-
hood of 2lG.OOO votes. We have pre-
pared a table of majorities, from which
ii appears that thewliites have a msjor-
ity of l2,65s in the State. The list of
totals lis divided in several parts. They
indicate counties and cities sending
two or more delegates, those sending
one, and the districts embracing sever
al counties which send one or more del
TABLE or MAJoRIrIEs.
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PresierIoIx Douglass Gives Hts BrSth-
Grand Family q iHome a fter n Bond-
age or more tfian IIaIfa u Century.

Fred eRIclx Douglass Gives HIS Br0th-
Grand Family n -Eaome, 4 Tter n Bond
age OF more tfian EIAIfA century.
II have been, he writes to the editor
of the IrdepeMdei,t, "keepinG kind OF
hotel all summerI My poor brother
Perry-afler bondage of hny-six
wears. deeply marked by hardships and
sorrows OF that hateful condition, and
after separation from me during foFty
wears, as complete as il he had lived on
another planet-camet to me two months
ago, witirhis family OF six, and TOOK up
his abode with me. To hinl-dear old
feIlowt-one Who1Las carried me on mrs
shoulders many atima. dor he isLolder
than l, though my head seems 10 con-
tFadict it)-one who defended me from
the assaults of bigger boys when l
needed defsuse-I have been mainly
devoting myself, and gladly SO. ~
al have now completed for him u
snug little cottage on my own grounds,
where my dear old slavery SCARED ana
long-lost brother may spend III peace,
with his family, the remainder of his
days Though no longer young, be Is
no sluggard. Slavery got the best of
his life, but he Is still strong and hope
fuI. I wish his old master could see
him uow-cheerfnl, hopeful, aud. ia
king care oil kiffiselk' If slavery wera
not dead, and / did not in some sort
wish 10 forget its terrible hardshipS,
blighting curses and shocking horrors,
l would try and write narrative of
my brother Perry's pondage; But let
the old system gel l would not call
its guilty ghost from. the depth into
which It's crimes have cast it. | !nrn
gladly from the darkness OF the past TO
the new aud better disPensation no"
daH ming"
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AGENTS lWANTED.-To INSURANCE
"A Agents, &C., ec.--We wish to secure m
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Address, with full particulars, references. &C,
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A CANADIAN excnange reports that
at the recent session of the Primitive
Methodist Conference ii was found, ON
examination, that two or three OF the
ministers were in the habit of using to-
bacco. This ELECTED u warm express
sion of lisapproYal, and IT was finally
resolved that the practice henceiorth
should he discountenanced, and thnt1to
person hereafter should become an Official
member or candidate for The ministry
gho intItllgetf ia Il. A staid old religion
list, who WAS in the habit OF using tooAc-
co freely and tilthilyr had very strong
prejudice against ministers wearing a
fuli beurd, and on one occasion rebuked
a mustached clergyman by saying,
sFor the Lords sake, do show that up
per lin, and let the blessed gospel have
a clean place to be spoken out of,
whereupon it was retOrte1i that a nat :
ural beard, such gs the saviour hinlseli
wore, was far more cleaniy than a
mouth stained and stenched with a
uuid!
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THE RIcHEsT man IN THE

il WORLD. Extract Of a Letter from Bar.
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