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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE 0EhEkAL
" Iransa tantc Companys Nall steamships DeWcen
New York and Havre< calling at Bregt -
Tho splandd this fsyorte route FOR ne
Continent will sail from Tier No 30 North River ~ f0iows
lERKIRE, Duchesne saturday Dee. ~
WILLIE pE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday Dec. ~
LUROPE, Lemarc Saturday Jan. H.
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A LECTURE BIZ HON. =; 4, LOWE, Kx-0OvKnM0R
nc November "a 1871 q sight oeieck prosssds FER the
House of the sistsrs q Charity In WssS Twenty
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

they made me / would not have yield
cd her up at that moment for an emper-
or's crown. For there was the happy
home group and the dear home freside---
here, sweet Mary Moore The eyes had
dreamed of by day and night were falling
beneath the ardent gaze of mine, and the
sweet face had so long prayed to see
was there beside me | never kuew the
meaning of happiness until that moment
Many years have passed since that
happy night, and the locks that we're
dark and glossy then are fast turning gray
l am now grown to be an old man, and
san look back upon happy, aud, hope,
well spent life. And yet sweet as it
has been, | would not recall single, day,
for the love that made my manhood SO
bright, shines also upon my white hairs.
An old man Can this be so? At
heart, am as young as ever. And Mary,
with her bright hair parted smoothly
from brow that has slight furrow upon
it, is still the Mary of other days. To me
she can never change nor grow old. The
heart that held her in infancy and shell
tered her in the flush and beauty of wo-
manhood, can never cast her out till life
shall cease to warm it. Nor even then,
for love still lives above.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13
GOOD NEWS FROM LEMHI
DIGGINGS VERY EXTENSIVE!

FRIENDS are good in any country, and am
no more opposed to having them than any one
else, but where money is required to buy them.
| amt ION it"-dont want to purchase. Now,
therefore, all those indebted to WORSIIAM &
REYNOLDS will do we'll to settle their accounts
on or before the first day OF July, next. If they
do not l will sue all think | can make it out Of
and those | think cannot, l will publish their
names. Come, have waited long enough
Waiting any longer is the cold thing"
WOgsham can be seen at Boonyille, and I can
be found in Silver any day.
VIM. REYNOLDS.
Silver CITY, Jnne 6 1851 3n:M2
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

Why BosToN WENT IN FOR THE LATE
WAa.-A recent correspondence from
Boston to the San Francisco Alta, among
other things says:
"Boston and its suburbs have grown
rapidly since 1860. The city proper, or
peninsula, contains 100000 inhabitants
and the adjoining towns of Charestown,
Cambridge, Roxbury, Dorchester and
East Boston, 100000 more, making an
aggregate of $4,000 within four miles
ofthe State House. Ina pecuniary sense,
Boston was benefited by the rebellion.
The great rise in the price of manuiac-
tured goods, of whic.. vast quantities were
stored in this city, put two hundred mill
ion Of dollars into the pockets of mill
and machine shop owners, in the years
1861. Conversing with leading mer-
chant, he said; politically, | have cp-
posed some Of the measures Of the Ad.
ministration during the war, but person
ally, it would be a godsend to me to have
civil war once in twenty years
Since the close of the war there has
been a decline in the business Of Boston
compared with New York. This has
alarmed the capitalists here, and both
personal efforts and legislative aid are in
voked to check this tendency, and to
strengthen the facilities of trade with the
West by an improved railway system, and
of commerce abroad, by establishing ad-
ditional lines Of ocean steamers. Boston
is not content to be the mere nucleus Of
the cotton, boot aud shoe, aud ice trade"
Let the reader ponder the above and
draw his own conclusion.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

A WESTERN DESCRIPTION OF WATTZ-
ING A group Of splendid ones is Oh the
floer, and lovingly mated; and gents en-
circle their partners waist with one arm.
The ladies and gentlemen closely face to
face. They are very erect and can a
little back. The ladies lean little for
ward (Music.) Now all wheeland whirl,
circle and curl. Feet and heels Of gents
gorip, rap, rip, rap, rip. Ladies feet go
tippety tip, tippety tip, Zip Then all go
rippety, clippety- slippety, flippety, skip
petty, hoppity, jumpiIy, sumpity, thulnp.
Ladies fly off by centrifugal momentum.
Gents pull ladies hard anil close, They
real, swing, slide, look tender, look silly,
look dizzy. Feet fly, tresses fly, all fly.
1t looks tuggity, hugglty, pulhty, squeez.
ity, pressity rubbity, rip. The gents
like cross between stcelyards and slim
Der jacks" beetles and jolnted KS. The
maidens tuck down their chins very low,
or raise them exceedingly. Some giggle
and frown, some sheer, and all sweat free
ly. The ladies' faces are brought against
those of the men, or into their bosoms,
breast against breast, nose, against
nose, toes against toes. New they are
again making a sound like geory, porgy,
deery- peer, didy-pidy, coachy. This
dance is not much, but the extras are
glorious" 1.-THE men we're women there
would be no such dancy. But they are
only men and SO the thing goes on by
woman's love of it.
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manhood, can never cast her out till life
shall cease to warm it. Nor even then,
for love still lives above.
81 say, boy, is there anything to shoot
about here?' inquired sportsman of a
boy he met.
"Well," replied the boy, "nothing just
about here, but our schoolmaster is Just
ever the hill there, cutting birch rods:
you might walk up and pep him overl'
No less than s12 100000, in Govern.
ment bonds, which are exempt from tax
alton, are held by the loyal nabobs of
Philadelphia. The taxes of these shod-
dy patriots are paid by the farmers, me-
chanics and laboters. No taxes for the
rich, but grinding burdens on the poor,
i, the motto of Radicalism.
A letter from New Orleans says "On
hsrdi Gras, one of the masqueradeis
wore military dress, the epaulettes Of
which were made of spoons. As he
passed by the people seeing the spoons !;
even the negroes, shouted "Butler, But
lerm
Victor Hugo once said of Louis Ma
poleon: ale lies mute and motioness,
looking in the opposite direction to bis
object, until the hour for action comes,
then he turns his head and leaps upon
his prey"
A gentleman was asked by a lady,
what difference there was between her and
her watch; to which be instantly replied,
"Your watch, madam, makes us remem-
Der the hours, and you make US forget
them"
"Sister," said one of the brethren at
love feast, "are you happy ?"
Eyes. Deacon; feel as though I were
in Beelzebub's bosom"
"Not in Beelzebub's bosom, sisterw
"Well, one of the patriarchs'; l don't
care much which"
daughter, why do you not wear your
rings?"
"Because, papa, they hurt me when
anybody squeezes my hand"
"What business have you, would like
to know, to have your hand squeezed ?"
"Certainly uone; but still, you know,
Paps, one would like to keep in squeez,- :
BILE order"
A gentleman one day asked a little
girl, an only child, how many sisters she
had, and was told "three or four" Her
mother asked Mary, when they were
alone, what induced her to tell such an
untruth. "Why, mamma" cried Mary,
81 didn't want him to think you were so
poor that you hadn't but one child
Wouldn't he thought we were drefful
poor?"
81 love to look upon young man.
There is hidden potency concealed
within his breast which charms and pains
me-" The daughter of clergyman hap
pening to find the above sentence at the
close of her fathers manuscript as he had
left it in his study, sat down and added /:
"Them's my sentiments exactly, papa,
except the pains"
No SoULs.-Sut Lovengood, one of
the quaiutest and best humorists of the
South, thus describes certain class of
Yankees--the class, in fact, now gov.
srning the country and using the power
Of the West to carry out its own sordid
ends:
"They amt human, no how. The
mint at Filadelfy is thar heaven; they
think their God eats half dimes fur
breakfast, hashes the leevings fur dinner,
and swallows cent on dried april fur
annner sets nm sfamninn r,,nnhinns L..
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Constitutional Amendment
REJECTED!!
WINNEMUCCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JORDAN
STIkEETIli
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

L
JERRY ScHoENFELD's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consisting of varieties too numerous to name
Call and see Jerry aud you will say the sam
There you will find Histories
OF every cline and nation,
Dating from the present time
Back to the beginning of creations
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold and Steel pens and pencils,
AT Jerry's Store you will find.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
If to war you want to go,
Can be found ut Jerry's,
Tho cheapest place we know.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And Jewelry Of brilliant sheen,
In magnificent profusion, can
At Jerry's Store be seen.
Besides Cigars and Tobacco,
For all lovers of the weed,
Which in excellence of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed.
The most beautiful framed pietures,
For the parlor or Saloon,
Can be purchased very cheaply
BY applying very soon.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept ON hand
And pertumery OF sweetest fragranss
0fany in the land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And a variety of toys
Imported here expressly,
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short, you can get anything,
Big, little, coarse or fino,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in his line.
Now we advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping go,
Don't forget to cali at Jerry Schoenfsld's
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. II 1867, lot,.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

AN IMMENSE INDUSTRIAL ENTER
PRIsE.-The cast.steel and cannon fac
tory of Krupp, at Essen, Prussia, which
has been 50 frequently mentioned in cou-
ncction W tn the guns used by the Prus-
slams in their late wars, is one Of the
greatest industrial establishments in the
world. 1t will be interesting to read the
following statistics, copied from the
"Deutsh Blaetter" published at Leipzig,
Saxouy. The whole establishment com
prises an area of about AS acres inter
sected by railroads of nearly thirteen
miles in length, on which four locomo-
tives and and one hundred ard fifty cars
are continually in motion. The build
ings alone cover surface Of ~ acres.
AS matter Of course, the establishment
has its own gas factory, also its own bak
cry and eating house for unmarried work
men In 1864 there were employed in
the steel works 6,600 workmen, exclu
siye of those who worked in the coal
mines and mines aud in the blust-lurnac-
es Of Narrowia, which belongs to these
works. There were then 800 furnaces
in activity (for melting, heating aud pud-
ding work3 also 1876 steam-engines, av-
eraging from 4 to 1000 horse power, 81
steam-forges, the hammers weighing from
to 10000 centners hundred and ten
pounds a ccntner,) ITO blacksmith shops
and sos turning mills and other machine
shons Tn 1864 the factorv nroducpd
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

Ladies are like watches-pretty enough
to look at-sweet faces and delicate
hands, but somewhat difficult to "regu-
late" when once set "sgOing."
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13

For Curling the Hair of either Sex Into
Wnvy aud Glossy Ringiets or Heavy
MASSIVE CUlsLS.

By using this article Ladies' and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves thousand fold. It is
the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair, and at the same time give it beautiful,
glossy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only
curls the hair, but invigorates, beauties and
cleanses it; is highly and delightfully."- perfumed,
and is the most complete article of the kind ever
offered to the American public. The Crisper Co.
ma will be sent to any address, sealed and post
paid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. l.. CLARK CO., Chemists,
Ne.3 Wstt Faystte Street, SrtLcusE, n.
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DR. T. LnKISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

4 .
EWITREkTMENT& NEW RElLEDIH
HR K. HAVING SECURED THE Ser
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
win attend to the PREPARATION Of Dedl'
cines putting mp EprescHPi lions DC, will ems
Eenta, especially to hiEmRny friends In ths
90 unity. HIS medicines are ali prepared IN
his own ONCE, and all delivered 20 his pa'
ten Is by himselL Dr. z. trea4 all disease
both !Acute and Chronic, with which human
fly g ,Tfdicted. He has . large number q new
remedies, which have proved remArkAby
successful In many Of those obstinate caSS .
Supposed to be inmrable, among which may
be named: ConBumpd0n. Sc1oI9i 1s,.! -
ehaTees nom the Ear, O1ena. Enl1Lgea 1Ianel1
Cancers AND Skin DtS sssGT6sr5 aS i
Bronchitis and all diseases OF ne 1n ~,
and M PaSIageS. HypertTophy and al otns
or diseases OF the Heart Nenftll =
Spinal AdectionS and gu - NJ I5e nave
tested Tito be the most certain ana suCS - u
ever known to the medical pToIe1O.nt' tI.5t.
has been emlnently succesatui IN LnS II
mentof ALI diseases peculiar. q Yons1t VI y,
MeustTul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MensEL
IeueFrhea Uterine and OVanon Tu1lOt1S
Prolapana Uted and all NerYops d>sesssS -
Hs I mafss q speciSity In the treatment Of
all Chronic Afisction6 Of the Gentto 4Ill1sIS
OrgAnk, viz: Caf4rTh Of bladder md O6sI ND
Irritable BLADDER and @I n
Gr1vei. Bisbetis and Dinc1It fUnnattng ,sy.
philitic Diseases IN all their varied io oIIsa
6honRrrhea, Its comp lions and ~ : ~
SpefmstorrheS and Impote ney, and aI enec'
lions eonsequent upon yont IND l65It
40 SpeciaI attention paid TO the 11sI1!
OF EistnlaS.- White
iOS1fI5,1Is1iV Tvith old troublesome cas-
sbonid iose moline TO CALI onof edafess D y
KTSNFR Communication containing ~
1900 1fIv noticed. Ofnce prescriptions ano
1h9s15IIjns caSh. For visits In city same =
0ffise 10, Odd Fellows building, lew
,IO11S-1 80 Of Moi iuFe House, AonfQ9 eGSsss &
'f1fiesl h01H, AZ n. TO u Nj ~
P. II, and Z Pm. tosP. n. jamie
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THE QUESTION sETTLEp.-On the eve.


THE QUESTION SETTIEp.-On the eves
ming of Monday, the 9th inst, two
young gentlemen were seen issuing, at
a rather late hour, from the cheerful pre-
cipcts Of a coffee house on Market
square. They had evidently been pRrta=
king freely Of coffee. as they wendell
their way slowly homeward, 1t appeared
good to one Of them to send forth some
dulcet sounds upon the honeyed mid
die of the night" alleging that he
didn't care a d-n for any policeman
who wore grey. The other Of a more
cautious temperament. or not having
imbibed SO much coffee, endeavored to
dissuBde his companion from so un-
wise a proceeding. The dispute grew
apace, until both entirely forgot the orig
inal subject Of controversy, namely
whether the police were worth fearing
or not, and, broke forth into such a
strain of assertion and Fejoinder that
it provoked the attention OF an alert in
dividual with grey coat and staff but
tons, who fastened to the scene and
conveyed the brawlers to the lookup.
They gave their names as John Cowan
and William Marshal, and were fined
yesterday morning, each s. and costs.
The young gentlemen are fully con-
WINGED.
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Greenwood = Cemetery.

GITUATEDa ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
- Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready Ton
intsrnents, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
1teontains 81 acres OF land and iaIIaih on1
IN the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
Iourths Of the year by the HempheId Rail
Road. Is "a perfectly secure, and intended to-
e beARiasd byeYelI variety Of tres, shrub
peTyI pnh4tc vault chapel artificial lake,
founta1pS etC, to mALadtI equal tOsthe besf
rural Cemeteries In the county.
Ample provision Is also made for its an.
larBement, order and caro- in peTpetufty.T~F
Persons desirOusa Of pune ASfnRl Lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has plat or secure them by call.
ing At the ONCE Of the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons Yiahing to make intarments Will
eal ontheS Secretary 70 U6tifn permits there
Tickets Of. admission to LOrholdeIs and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. ]. Sweeney,
Presidents r. c. BonhAm, Secretary; ]. 81
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, e, a.
Jordan E A Hildreths ioalls an5t[1yL
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NEELoDEoNsI IN WALNUT AND ROSE.
HI wood cases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain, new and secondhand,
IanSl - p WM.H. sHEIBss MUSIC Stora
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Observation-Disclosures q =

or various makes for sale low at NJ
yansi ne WIN. H. sa AZ Bs Music ,s store.
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MILToN1AN TABLEAUx.-This won
derful exhibition will be given at
Washington Hall, this afternoon, to
families and schools, also, during the
evening. Last evening, notwithstand-
Ing the heavy storm, the house was
quite full, a great many ladies es-
pecially grazing the occasion with their
presence. This, in Wheeling, is some
thing very unusual, and speaks well
for The instructive and entertaining
character OftheI exhibition. The public
may rest assured that an hour can not
be spent better than in witnessing this
mastery presentation of the argument
OF Millions matehless poem. lTf
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Rk11dioUs.-we were Informed yes
terday by ayouug gentleman from the
country that q most hopeful i'reYiyalr
is in progress at the Stone Church,
Short Creek. Several additions have
Is expected many more will be added to
the number before the work, closes.
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aas.5S r54lHlIspqrt941tflpra aa Ioo
BALTIMORE q OHIO r. R. Comply
OFFICE BALI. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.
XHEELINa, May 4, 1851.
SIMMER SCHEI

Il the following schedule on and AFTER May
$ 1857. AHRsLAs1,lTT1NEg
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Eastern Through Mai
viaC&PR r Tor New
England States, EaS.
tern New York and
Eastern Penna..,...... {
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AND TUNING OF PIANOS.
pOrSans, Melodeons, AecOrdeons, FIutnaa
and all Musical instruments promptly and
carefully attended 70 at -
ianSl WILLIAM n. SHEIBS Music Sinra
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TIE THIRD WARD SCHOOL Picnic
To D6E.-ThIs morning, at precisely
eight o'clock, the elegant steamer Clip
sey leaves the wharf for Cresnp's Grove,
with the pupils and friends Of the
Third Ward public school. The gentle
manly officers OF the boat will pay
every attention to little folks and big,
aud we doubt not the most pleasant Of
days will be spent by those who go.
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child BADLY scGIDED.GWe learned
yesterday that q 1amentable accident
occurred in North Wheeling Monday
evening. "A little child, the son ora
Mr., Watkins, residing near the upper
end OF town. was playing round the
room in .which.was placed alarge ke Z
tie of boiling water. Into this me cn ~
fell. 1t was pulled out Immediately py
its frantic mother. The injuries re-
ceiyed by the child were very, serious,
and we understand there Is but little
hope of It's recovery M -s.rt .atLg .
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The fact Of the matter is just this.
To get anything in the way of Perfu-
merry, Toilet Water, Fine Soaps, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs or any
little accession of the toilet, you will
find an endless variety Of articles in
this. line at E. Bookings. Drug Store,
No. L, Odd Fellows Hall.
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TheD Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his once,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

me many thousafiis cured at this estab.
lishmeht within Tie last twenty year., and
thenpmerpus4 Important surgical Operations
perinEmed by DIR. Johnston, WitneSSedby The
notices Of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
g . gentleman Of character and resPsc1'
btlityls q sum Client guArRnteeto the afhietsd.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
SmSfSIiyS IUOi'H EE2 pee
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No OCCASION now to spend time and
money journeyiug to far.ofr watering
places for the benefit Of the waters
merely, when You can be supplied with
almost any, kind Of mineral spring
door, Just fresh from the spring. From
Saratoga, we have. the Congress, EN-,
pire, Columbian and Star Spring
waters. Also the Kisipgen, Vichy,
Settler, st. Catherine and
other waters, and the Blue lick. All
the above can be had fresh at E. Book
ing's Drug Store, Odd Fellows Hall!
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ORGANIO WEAKNra.

Immediately cured and full yiRorra rsl,oS,.,
This distressing Affection IThlsS, .ei
Lie miserable and marriage impoSsihis ~
penalty paid by the victims or imnEC5II's. e
dulRencieS- Young persons are to0 ~, N =
commit excuses nom not being aWSre6S,too
dreadful consequences that may ens1s rtoa
who that understands the Subject IviIi ~,
tend 10 deny that tlls power Of pFoeteSitsEt.
lost sooneH by th6ss FALLING Into imH,caiA.
habits than by the prudent? Beside ~
I tSiP 9 OF me pleasure OF healty OhSpFipt
both body and mind arise. The SysTem- - =
comes deFanged, the Pf ySiciaI ana Ssr'si
functions Weakened, Loss OF PrOcTeSti1.
rover. Nervous Irttab billy, Dyspepsia iPalN.
ta4lon Of The Heart, Indigestion ,Const}fnfiI
alrOeb4lhyii and Wasting OF the fSSS5
Cough Consumption, Decay and Death.
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No OCCASION now to spend time ant
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NV PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Messrs. Brown & Higgins have recent
Iy fitted up new Photograph Gallery
at the late stand of. 4. Scott & Co.,
III, Main street, where they are ready
to Fpceive their friends and the public.
These gentlemen haYe a reputation In
the photOHraphing business second to
none in the city, and are now better
prepared than ever to take pictures OF
all kinds. Give them call.
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Misunderstanding is an act of which
many persons who Q It a handsome
figure on paper have a reason to be
proud. To write good hand, a good
pen Is An essential requisite. Those
who wish to obtain pea that is a good
pe1I, should go TO OxtOby and Dufield's
jswelry store, 103 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank,
4 full supply of gold pens, pencils,
clocks, jewelry, spsCtacleS and family
goods, always on!hand.
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ANOTHER -NIc.-The pupils of the
First Ward Public School are to be
treated to picnic at Cresap's Grove,
on ThursdAy (so-morrow.l Extended
efforts are being made by the young
folks to'sslI tickets. z5a55i- .las :
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Cou HSsIL. special meeting of Coun-
ell was called for last evening, but
there being no q uorum in either branch,
auadtournnent was moved and carried
until next Tuesday evening, June 4th,
at ~ o'clock.