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n. u. TYLsER

HtAhHS THIS AEIhOD OF In
forming his friaads, and the public Eener-
ally. that he hae removed his GUN SHOP,
from Vienna, to warren. and can be found On
Liberty Street, opposite z. K. Wisell's Carriage
Shop. where be viii at al times be ready to ssll
make. or repair, aaything in the gun line
Also viii keep on hand. for sale. the original
Howe Sewing Machine. and will attend promptly
Door Locks KeyE,&e
Mav 1871
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NOTIm

In On the 26th day Of July, 1867. the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbun county, declared the
Estate Of Leonard Kile, deceased. to be proba-
bly, insolTent. Creditors are. thefore, required
to present their claims for allowance within six
months from the time above mentioned or
they will not be entitled 20 payment
BUELL. BARNES,
Administrator Of L Leonard Kile, deed.
Gustavus. Aug. a. l867-9t t..
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Holmes, among other good things in the
July instalment of his story, says that
Easy crying widows take new husbands
soonest; there is nothing like wet weather
for t-ansplanting."
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TnnINGaAmnRaAN.

Deslers IL Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-Car-
pets. MattingI and FLOOR Oil clokhs- Window
They keep eonE hntly on hand, large and
full eg1ortmentef ef goods in t11ir line, Of good
Quaii,I and faghionable styles. and offer them
for 9.te a4 the ioeen prices in the market.
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|. WITH.


Deals.s8n !orslEa snd DOnsstls Dry Goods.
ing, Paper Hsngine1, Window Shades. Ready
Hsde Clothines BE-, always cheap for ready
pey at the Esg fork Store. Market Street.
Warren. Ohio.
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MOWRY & BROTHERS
LdveEy Stable

It's ONE OF THE LATE Institu.
II tions. Our stock Is all new and Of the latest
style. Persons wanting anything in the Livery
line, will please give Us q call Stable iu the
rear Of then ational House.
Warren, July III, 1S67-tf.
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A fashionable but ignorant lady, desir-
Gus Of purchasing watch, was shown a
very beautiful one, the shOpkeeper re-
marking that it went thirty-six hours
'sWhat? in one day?'' she asked.
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WESTERN RESERVE CHRoKICLE,
PublIrhsd svsry wednesday morning, IN En-
piro Block. Market 81. Warren. VIZ. RTTEzKL,
Editor snd Proprietor.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Inhomas Collamon will take notice, that on
filed against him, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of frumbull County. and State of Ohio.
petition for divorce. alleging adultery on part
Of said Thomas, as cause for such DIVORCE
Said petition will be for hearing at the NoVem-
Der term Of said Court, for 1851.
TAYLOR 4 &J0NEs.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
August 1S67-6t
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OF sAMUEL FLICK,

11dec'd. The undersigned has been appoint
ed Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Flick,
late Of Lordstown, 9rumbull County. Ohio, de-
ceased. WILLIAM FLICK.
AuEtintOwn. Aug. Il, ISs7-sts
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sarEson Dsntisk. .oHee over 4tizAin 4 sent
81 drras - nznafacture el6 inseftfeefh cn
al the rnlioas bases nov n use: *
Particulnr aftentsztien paid % dfseaseo eeste'
NY f.-H. - * -
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FORREaT HYDE

Attorneys at Law once over Parks A Paieh's
Hardware Stors. Warren, Ohio. are auth horised
End prepared 70 ettend to all cases under tie
late Bankrupt Law in ihe UnitOd Stsfes
courfs-, March Is. lsS7.
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ESTATE OF ISAIAH BART
GLRTT decd. Notice is hereby given. that
the underlined has been appointed Executor
of the Estate Of Isaiah Bartlett. late Of john
son, Trumbul county, Ohio. decd.
RoBERT A. BARTLETT. Executor,
Aug. II, lS57-3t
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an ~aie cl0thinE. Hsfs, CAPS ard Gents, 4uf-
riShi1r 6oOds kain Street, Harrsns0. 80. I.
lIl6
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FeALNOTICR

II EGAL- NOTICE. ~
4 Frederick W. Ames. T. W. Ames Co.
WilIialn -, Abbott. William Abbott q Co, j
D. Angler. Ira Cznfeld 4 Son, T. H Eddy Co.
B. Il. .Criftenden, James Rarrel. Haieht, Huch.
ings & Co. r. D. Fietcher, d. Q. Clark. A. ].
McCray. n. r. Bales, Joseph BarnsdAll. ]. j.
Bush n Co.. Thos Smith. King Bros-. i, @.
Pendleton. Joseph Z. Chase. a. Yooda MsAlil.
Ian Bry an, 0. *. Howe. J. !. hcCunn, Fry a
Bear, Charles 0astla, samuel B. Dean, H. b.
Eason- ]. Po1 eroy, J. T. Briggs. ]. N. Tyrreu.
Samuel II. Bills. ] ohm Be1eheh, ]. A. Bliss
W, w, JenninEs Charles L. Wheeler, A. r
Williams. John Farel. Albert g. MOrey. ThOs.
G. DuneaD znd George Q. Praether, locke. Ham
ilt0n &C CO.. Peter Nils0n, N &. Wonlthorp, =.
+. FarEo. g. r. HaWorth. z. o. Mason. Oliver
Reese and Samuel z. Brown. will take notice.
that0n the sd day Of July, 1867. an action was
commenced against thAn in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trun huil County, a.. by Warren
Packard. SIMON L. Abel. and Marshall III
Richards, partners under the name Of Packard.
Abel 4 Co, the ohiset Of which Is TO recover
81, 80. - ior lumber sold and deliverpd to de-
fendants ~ plaintiffs. between July ~. 1855.
and.Marsh lst 1856, nnder written eortrsCt
between said parties. dated July 3. 1855 for
damages fer breachof said contract and for
hauling lumber By plaintiffs for defendants In
1866 and 1866, from Wilders switch TO Cory
Said suit is stRil pending and said defendants
are required to answer said petition By the nth
- :, TAYLOR & JONES.
s- Att'yS for Plaintiffs.
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CT. HETcALF. rs. cLAkA'
METCALF q CLARK,
Pbysicsans and sereeons; 0Hse o.. High Street
al the stand fOrmsrly oeeupled y ,es DT; ia Tar
mon ---- = ~ a % 4yf
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Attorney at Law, Notary Public. conyeysncsr
Once at Orangeyille. Trumbul co. o. lAplIfy
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1reCo1TRg awTTHg = lDAMs

WkoInsnla and Retail dealsr1 n American and
Eorsign HardWaroS Iron. Hails, GlAss. &c.-
Van aetasrs Hse1s Market s.. Warren o.
Kec0MBs, SMITHS 4 ADAMS
wholesale and RelalI Dealers u Foreign and
cornsr Of Hsin Nd fsrSst Str.eets. s.. WsIrsn.
Ohio. 49,
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JAMEsoN = WHEELER,

MAnufAstursrs Of Leather. Main Street, w Ma1
rem. O.. '-N0'' IN -
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Nosary Public; Aceidsnt, FRS. a5d Lie lnsl-
Passare Tickets sold to and ffoms eno Money
remiffsd 70 the old county, at The lowest euL-
rent Fstss. ofkee n Neh1'e Block. Nam
srsat Warren. o. 49, sannAry y ~eots
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THE HOMESTEAD.

This is situated about half mile
from Somerset, on the Lexington road,
and contains about twenty acres. The
dwelling house, astory and 3 half build
ing, wooden structure, and Gothic fin
ish, is situated in the edge of the woods
and Is almost surrounded by noble for;
est trees. Evergreens are also planted
around it, and the place has an invi-
ting and enjoyable appearance. The
house is neatly furnished, and with
taste, and altogether it looks very much
like what it is, a pleasant, unpreten-
tious home. The house in which the
family resided, previous to Phil. 3 going
to West Point, is one-story, frame
building, a garret in the roof, with two
small windows in the gable end. There
is also kitchen built to the house
The house is situated on back street,
in an unfrequented part of the town,
and not directly adjoining any other
building. Here in this garret slept the
Sheridan boys, Patrick and Phil, and
dreamed their boyish dreams. How
little, perhaps, did Patrick dream that
he would die in early manhood, or Phil.
that he would, in few years, become
one of the greatest military leaders of
modern times, and his name q house.
hold word throughout theextent of the
land. ..s...
The sketch would be incomplete
without some mention of the colored
girl that served as cook and laundress
to Sheridan and his staff for go long a
time. Early in the war, in the neigh
borhood of Huntsville, Alabama, ne
gro girl. house-servant from a neigh
boring plantation, visited. the Gener-
al's tent, kindly put things to rights,
cleaned up the tent, and cooked some
thing good to eat, and then returned
to her home. Day after day she would
return and perform the same kind |
offices. She was eventually employed
as cook and laundress, and when the |
army left that neighborhood she went |
along. The girl remained with the
General and his staff officers until he
was ordered to the east. Not wishing
to leave her in the army at the mercy
of strangers, and not beingable to take
her along on his cavalry raids. he
brought her to his fathers house here,
and she became a servant in the family.
In the fall of 1868 there was Yallan-
digham picnic mile or two south of
They came outfrom Som !
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i nAIL q MaCKEr. Z : :
pARK PATcH.

wbo1.ssle dealers IN Iron and Nails, oa-riage
and saddlery Hardware. IrnImi5aSg IrI "a "a 4e-'
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r.,-s.osu,. rsof Stoves, Plows, oastingz. Tn
Vars store Turniture. Stove Pipe 6e. NO.
s. Ms-kst street. Warrens o.
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NJ BERGE.'

aomopathie Phyrisiza and Surgeon Once and
ReSi3znce in sutlifs Block. north Of the Pub
lie sQusre. Once up stairs. residence east
end ofths Block. - =
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LHrKAR Mp.


ReIsctie Phy1icaan and SurGyen: othcs oyer ssils
tisalsr SIs sissntio6 siTs1 o chFonss Diseases
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REED a ADAMs,

Dealer = Gshoo, nnd Miseellxnsons Book. Sta
tionety. Wall PnpsIE. Periodicals, PAmphletS
I'D nssa.insss s tAs Ne Nsw fork Book Store
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:. :. rIII; PrcH : nRorHER. r

wholesale and Retail Dealers in ForsiEn and
Domestic Dry Goods, Sklk end Straw BoznetS
Trim nings, Varieties. kc.s ct the sign Of the
~WaFna tlsF Qonds Store.3 PhEnix Block.
Harrnn. Ohio L.
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n UAnCTTFFE,


AGENT for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
On franklin Street. 2doors from anderson a q.
Rupp's New Block. Main Street, Narrer,
May s. 1s55-6zaz H as -
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T. e HTfSTIss; TgTeHlss & eLIDDES, ::
M,I.ANAW WARB,

Attorneys At Law, othes over snisa Mst : S,yeets
Wsrren, Ohio. tAprii =. lool-u.
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n CASE,
IoEr 10Y.

Attorney and CousseiIer ct Law. ofsce in Mer-
charfs Block. Youngstown. Mahoning Co.. "
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Fire and Ldfs 1nsarnass Agent. Warren. q Che I.
the best Conpanies. on 0nfAvorahlete terms: arm
property, Isolated Dwellings. and their fur-
liture injured for one, three and ave years.
Once in NcC0mbS 4 SmithE biocks ~
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nnH~WaonWoRTH,

n. @. = d. ". W90DNOAfHs
Physicinur and Surgeons. e ever EsH. Alll-
sos,s DrnE siers. Hat9 street. ga; "a VIZ S1s
Pm. rt- .s.ts G ~ ~'' -.
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ATTORNEY at Law, has returned to Warren and
resumed practice, Office in bis former rooms,
over Iddings 4 Morgan'S Storeson Market 81.
July .. l566-ly. "
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Attorney ut Law. ofieeon east side of public
square. W arren, Ohio. in ilding recently oc-
capisd by o. S. Deputy Collector.
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Attorneys At Law. osscs o. Main Street. sont
Jan 50. is67-lzr
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Dsalerz Ia HardFsrs. Iron. Nails. Lumber
Sab, Blinds. poorE. &C.. Youngstown, Ohio
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AIBERT WATSON.

Physicinus and SuresonE once eass Of the Bank
Isrket Stree Warren. Ohio.
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E.B. rAYLoR. Z. O. JOKES.
TAYLOB 4 JONES
Attorncys at Law, Once east sids Of Public
SQUARE, Warren. Ohio. --s
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the window and saw the poftly proper
tions Of his antagonist, and inquired Of
the ladies If they had any weapons In
the house. he was given double-bar-
relied shot- gdn, and loading both barrels
heavily, walked up to the chamber win
dow aud fred both barrels simultane-
ously, and the contents--being compos-
ed of shot, bullets, marbles, thimbles,
needles, cherry-stones, pills, and every
thing that could be found in the house
took effect in the head and body Of
the miserable creature and he instantly
fell to the ground, dead. The attention
of the ladies Bss momentarily drawn
from the murdered to the murderer, he
staggering back to the wall after firing
the reaction of the pills and things
making it supremely necessary for him
to do 90. Mr.. H. soon rallied, and all
went in body to sec the murdered one,
and it was found that the first black
snake Of the season in these parts had
met with an untimely end. The crawl
list measured over six feet in length.
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE a.! /!

WHEN BY THE USE OF DR.. JOIN.
w VILLE'S ELIXIR you can | cured per-
manently and at trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Ner.
yous Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
ton, Loss of Muscular Energy, lmp0tency, OF
any of the consequences of youthful iadiscre.
ton, renders it the most valuable preparation
ever discovered.
It viii remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement, incaPacity to study or bust.
ness, loss of memory confusion, thoughts OF sell.
destruction, fears of insanity, 90. IL will re-
store the appetite, renew the health of those who
have destroyed il by sensual excess or evil prac.
tees.
Young men, be humbugged no more by "Quack
Doctors" and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be at once re-
stored to health and happiness A perfect cure
IL guaranteed in every instance. Price 81, or
four bottles to one address, s..
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in all
ordinary cases.
for the speedy and permanent cure of GOnorT-
ure, and all affections of the Kidneys and Bsd'
der. Cures effected in from one TO FIVE days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless ON the system, and never nauseate
the stomach or inpreguate the breath. No
change Of diet is necessary willis using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price 81 per box.
Eth er of the above mentioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt ofprice. AID.
dress all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS, & CO., Chemists,
No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, n. Y.
r,,a n
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T GO. BAYHA.

DREAD, CRACKRR AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street. opposite The
Washington Hall few doors above Moproe
Street, keep constantly on hand . fn1 assort.
mert Of the above srtieles o.. OIL. .-.
~ Their wagons run constantly 20 ~ ssrt
Of the city With Bread, Crackers, Rasks, Cakes.
etc. sey9s.
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NOTICES.
P,RxpRsprRn. Jnne DO. la6i

PAkKEKhBUK6, june IU' tut
10 Ed,eard N. Norton, Esq, United States
Marshal for the District Of West Vr-
giRia:
'lNHE REGULAR TERN OF THE DISTRICT
i CONT of the United States fer the District
Of West Virginia having failed 10 set at Wheel
ing upon the day appointed by law, yon arc
hereby authorized TO give notice to all persons
interested in the business OF that Court, that
there will be special term Of the same upon the
drst day of July next. You will cause Grand
Jury TO he summoned to be in attendance on
the Court, and make all necessary preparations
for the holding of the same.
Given under my land as Judge of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the Dis
trict of West Virginia, this 10Th day Of June
1867. JOHN j. JACKSON, JR-
80 Oh
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Gravel Roofs.

Mr.. George Crumbacker, OF this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war,
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water
The tar used is put through a process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great tho heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum.
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low.
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. Mr.. G.
may be addressed through the Wheel
ing post office. Je3-lm
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A Pess - wheeling Shot.


On Monday quite an excitement was
created at a private residence two miles
out the pike. A detestable thing was
observed sneaking about the premises,
and was closely watched by the ladies
of the house, there being no gentlemen
ut home at the time. Finally this
wretched creature drew near the house
and climbed tree, some of tie large
branches of which were in close prox-
unity to chamber window wherein
one of the ladies was seated. This act
of the intruder caused great consterna-
tion among the inmates, they knowing
not what to do, and expecting every
moment to see the, "slink" enter the
house. The ladies assumed sufficient
courage to speak but were only an
swered by the upvelcone visitor rum
ming bis tongue out ut them in
defiant and ridiculing manner.
About. sh,ssims Af. Henry Harbour vas
seem passing, and he was beckoned into
the house and nervously appraised OF oil
that had TRANSFERRED. He looked ont OF
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Material Change 81 1snrse Street.
E Captain Mcclure is making an altera'
tion on the Monroe street side of the
Mcclure House building that will ma.
terially change the looks Of things in
that direction. From the ladies en-.
trance to the hotel as far up as the cook
room of the same house, on Monroe
street, an airy piazza will be placed
about four feet in width, with On iron
railing in front, and the room formerly
used an q billiard-room will be converted
into three rooms, suitable for offices, etc
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Assauls by q Lady.


DR.. Robert Cummins is building q
new house on Fifth street, and between
his lot and that Of Mr.. Raner is brick
wall, both these gentlemen claiming it.
To make matters satisfactory, the Doc
tor had the lots surveyed, and the result
showed that the wall belonged to him.
Yesterday the Doctor put some men to
work tearing down this wall, which so
incensed Mrs. Raner that she COM
menced promiscuous assault upon all
hands, striking the Doctor two or three
times with a stick, and throwing stones
at the men employed. The Doctor, find
ing it impossible to proceed with the
work, made complaint against Mrs.
Raner before Justice Johnston, and the
case was examined yesterday forenoon.
The lady was held to bail in the sum of
two hundred dollars for her appearance
at court, and placed under bonds to
keep the peace.
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% yloncy,O

Said friend to us yesterday. Keep
correct time, is our advice to our read,
ers. Purchase your watches and clocks
at Oxtoby d Dufield's jewelry store,
1O3 Main street, nearly opposite Mer,
chants National Bank. All are war
ranted. A full stock of jewelry, spec
tacles and fancy goods. See advertise
ment in another column. If you "can't
see it," go to 1O3 Main street and get q
pair of those superior spectacles.
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FOR SALE

.,,-r rNpERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres of land, stu
,.J in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
Ill. from the county seat, New Martinsviile,
,b, ohio river f,rty acres Of which ia cleared
mi M for fencing purposes, small orchard and a
mali house Also, furty-eight acres Of bottom
Nd .;tlat, within one milo of New Martins
,%I, WrIzrl county fronting on the river, on
sb;ch i. located good two-story house worth
,bout so JUSErhCS CLa nm.
Apply TO JoSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
LIE W.tzel county, W. Va. feb22d&w
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Bathing.

Bathing.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
river side was completely white and
black, soon after rundown, by swelter-
ing humanity who were anxious to cool
of. The bathing season is certainly in
angursted, and We notice that great
many boys do not wait until it is dark
to commence their sport. We saw hosts
of them from both sides of the suspen-
sion bridge, as bare as newborn babe,
long before it was dark, and we pri-
vately caution the boys that unless they
'wait little longer" the police will be
after them.
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Can . Woman Keep q seereif

We have heard of an incident that
perhaps may 60 to show that ladies
can not keep secret. A young lady,
who is o Good Templar, was visiting
o friesd-a lady friend--who was not a
TemplaR and remained with her over
night. The lodge had but an evening
before given out new password, and
after the young lady Templar had fallen
into the arms of natures sweet re-
storer," and passed into the land of
dreams, she commenced talking in her
sleep, which awakened her friend, and
among many pretty little things she
said she divulged the password! Her
friend arousing her, gave her the pass
word, and the sweet and sleepy Tenn
plaress innocently asked her where she
learned it!
Moral-Married ladies who are Tenn
plars, and whose husbands are not,
should-be careful where they sleep.
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Y.aug Men. Catholic Association.

Ysaug Meas Catholic Association.
The Young Meme Catholic Associa-
ton are making extensive preparations
for picnic at Lockwood's Grove on the
coming Fourth Of July. The fine steam
er st. Mary's has been chartered and
Cocayne's justly celebrated band will
discourse the music. A pleasant time
may be anticipated.
The type made us say yesterday
morning that tho Y. NJ. christian" AS
ISOLATION were to take this excursion,
which was one Of those mistakes that
will sometimes happen in larger fami-
lies than ours. We hope the correc-
tion may prove satisfactory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-19
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