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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-14
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"A newsboy has been neid 10 Dsn ~
tne sum OF y4VV az fnlianeiPh,h ioT W.
ing -, Assssslns.Ioh ci oI.snaI G,entu y,
when he was q stuck " with more papers
than he could dispose of honestly. He
was charged with obtaining money by
false pretences' r..
The Leavenworth Times says that
the committee appointed to treat with
the Indians Of Kansas with view to
their removal, have held consultations
with several of the tribes, and there is
every prospect of complete success.
A lady, residing in Twenty-third
street, New York, received her friends on
New Years seated on throne, her two
daughters seated on either side, while o
band Of music, stationed in an adjoining
room, performed at intervals. An appro-
pirate accompaniment would probably
have been the picture of an Oil well under
the throne.
.,o,
"A uistlnguisneu New I1s, Lnslanu ,.,,.,tta,, e.
p, , now IN a.Ipona LulJpo ~ ,.,ho ora ,vai, "a
at home are very foolish to come abroad.
1a.ta. 1ro, wor I'd poeobe,
~ rs sCa.eo tlat Iie1'f W To,5o,,t Co.
,s ,s,h1;"h;u aJoJ. 70 sue h;s sarons sne m '''
puoiishihg MS serhiohs'
Ross Winans has received contract
from Russia to build cars and locomo-
tives for the Government.
....,p-.,s...h.d
ne s.sVeneu. . .ua' .t , ..1 a, s.I, a. I,s'
salI sa1 ne wouiu 'e'o 'ne '"iAn UNI 40 0oA
'raoic'eu'
up to this time the Constitutional
Amendment has been ratified by nine
teen States, and rejected by thirteen-all
the latter among the unreconstructed ex-
iapS HepSS OG,%m ma,sns.oa ,,ntaa for' tho n,end-
,an,,t '0'N~
i"e"''
Two citizens of Sandusky, Messrs. g.
G. Keech and James Kneale, in attempt
ing to cross with horse and buggy to
Ine Cahaaa Isl. snoIe, ,, nootS tt,n,S Nv ;na T.,
o, on st atuuy &c. ,.' Ia asYar 1,o;ti, tr,,inT tn
on res' t ma'v 49, auu ,,ad s hv sny,e n,a5 ON
cnnip III ou'' We, meIo Iori tSo~o na,i Tba
Ine snoio mnV t, III. t,',n ,,oiIa. frn,,,
teS.s'e, lta n,d says ,.ra Ia"rd thot distanco
MALI Mon r. "mu s,,ch 'o nredicamant would nm.
dombtedlv do their best.
On Saturday night, jeneral Meade,
accompanied Dy ms iamily, attenaeu the
Arch-Street Iheatre, IN fhiiaoeIpnia'-
Ourlhg Vne ehoerOaiiihenC, PoIIae Vi
several OF our prominent generals were
exhibited upon the stage. When that Oh
,,rnnnsad tbroa oheers for the Gallant otii.
COR which xyere most HEARTILY given. IL
,yas then announced that fhe General
was @ present % whereupon the whole audi
ence rose and called upon him for speech.
In response the General rose and bowed
politely from his box. but declined max
ing any remarks. When ne resumed ms
seat the orchestra played national air.
Tho Roston Tronscrint saws three
thousand dollars worth of flowers, some
| twenty tubs of ice cream, and cores
! ponding amount of cake and confec-
tl0nary, were shlppea rom tnaC cisy .he
other day ior agr"ha party Ill ne" 10TH
Tho reports from West Tennessee
| represent tne reDel reign on terror as con-
tuinuihgl u anu severaa on,om men nare ;tb
9een 9.,, otivem ouT anu saad vadnGu t s; VIII a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-14

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The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
nave frequent attacks, ana are more sensltive 10
he changes OF Ieinperatursi IN s uis conuiuon .a3
amS ane nose assd msK De ary 81 tc nS ashi @ n
anS an1 acrio' aiterwaras 'hicA "no aoneAiVe' may
AS the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are nre 3S IN PILE d ana IN gua,
Address, nt oH
Dr. .. n. SEELYE a Co.,
h3.o FfsEEroRT. ILLINOIS. 80
sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drassiuts.


John D. Park. Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller. Finch
ehisaso, Ill; IIsS 5snas Hsrnss 4 Co., New York
D. Ransom Co, Blntlo, y, " Eesrand, She
s tSsn Msss; french, RiSh.lds Co, Phiisdsi p4is,
6gissbs 5FS 81 Lces ssnc S Ass
KY; Bigley 4 Bro, Memphis. Tenn; y. =
Depny, Richnaond, Va; Ihompson Block
y; Etrons 4 xfmstrcns. Cisyeisnd. Ohio; Vim
Iohnston petrois. Moi; WILSON. fetsss q %.
Louisville, KY. .nlg .u91 ,l-At9i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31
Ordinance No.

WHEREAS, Il has become necessary to
procure additional 'evec faciI,tes aut the
right OF way across certain town lots ia the
corporate limits ot Sioux City. and to pro-
cure the lille ~ certain town lots ia said city
ior said purposes aud for the purpose oi
making o,her, GVnA lplated Improvements
within The said corporate limits aud, where
as, It Is deemed advisable 10 procure the
title 10 en'd property and the right o, way
whale tue same can le ohtalIed at leasona-
bic prsces; aud whereas, there are no funds
IN ,he treasury that can now be used ior
that purppae; AID whereas, Comu,t,ss Of
the c,llzens of Sioux City have been ap-
pointed ior the purpose oil asceria,ninx x upon
wat terms aud III what way The same can ue
obtained aud whereas, from the r, por, oi
said Comaiittee ~ Is apparent that mouey
can oe obtained for the purposes aforesaid
by issuing City Warrants 10 the parties fur
ulsh ing the money therefor.
Section !. Therefore be Il enacted by the
City Council Of Sioar City, That fifteen
thousand (Slo o,OOO) dollars or so much
thereof as may be ,eetiva aor incr-asln. toe
levee facilities, obta,alGg the righI o. wuy
over town lots Ia the said Corporate limits
and Tor procuring the ti,i. 10 town lots need.
ed tor contemplated public improvements
within the sand corporHe itn,ts be, aud ate
appropriated ior that pu4 pose, ana that war
rats payable on The first dAy oi November,
1861, aud ou The nrst tay Of November,
1865. and on the first day Of Nyv.muer.
1869. be drawn, payaDla Out ot thu gen
eral funds OF said Cry. ii lhe mnun~r
hesemaier> Prwtifd. .Air tbatf tag ,atd
waiIAIis shen due shall IT, tete.,abit il,
payment vi taxes The same as Other A,it,
Warrants are sO~ receivable n taymcn. vi
taxes ab3 ~ t@fti f@7*>} 49,
Section 2 Aud be /. further enacted that
Il couA't'es Ut three.she lappoiuted t.y the
said Council whose duty it shall be to audit
all "ol.'ms presented by PERSONS 'tlrnishiny
or sdsaue,ug moneya for procuring sntu
TigI' Vt way, purchasing Of town lots a..a
increasing me leYve aei.ile4 ator. shitf, AM
SHAH 'aeue certificate stating The amount OF
a'oney furnished oy each aud tor wbar gtt,,
pose, and upon. The ps.ssn,atlo. Of raiI Ger
,'hes,e TO the Geek Ut iue tGoaTeti, etnn
Warrants, shall be, issued ~ he 6etaE tlt,ld
OF said city, u each Tor ons-shfHa The
amohn. nttntio.ttd III sa,g cert,hen,e ~ the
holder thereof. p,, ,abe Que on tht brst DAY
ol Nov. mber 1867, -one on ttte first day u
Ss,sssss; isSs and Ii Y''s os Y Y i Is tf
Passed Aueust 7th, 1867
A. -. RIG ui, Geek
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31
Siouf Gitp R(gisttr.
OUR PLATEORM. ,

Rssoircd, That the nain,ainance invio
late Of the tights OF the State, and espe-
cialy the right OF each State to order and
control its own domestic institutions accord.
ing to its own Judgment exclusively is essen
tial co7 thai balance Of power on vkich the
retfectipn aud endnfatfce Of our POLITICAL
fabric depends.
ResOlred, That We believe each State has
the right to regulate the elective franc hise
for itself, and We a. citizens Of the State Of
Iowa, are opposed to striking the word
white out OF unr State CUu Ii utirn
Kesolred. Thai The existing tariff laws are
unjus, and heavily burhenso,ne to The as.i4
cultural States. without belns OF CORES
,pond;ng benefit 10 the give, ne,e, and auly
Of advantage t" a tcw >nufacturirg -ta.es,
aud should .pegrepra ed or greatly Iapd fed
Resolrtd, Thn ~ classes OF pgsp"r,y
Should rny prtpo,'r nae rat, ,4waus de
W. a'e thrr t re ih favor III taxing COVE.
ment bonds .he same as ether property
Resoired, Tha, We are in favor Of repeal
ing the rresen. prohibi.ory liquor law of this
State, and IN favor If enacting we'll regu.
la'ea license law in lieu thereof
Resolred, That we are in favor Of an
amendm, mt to the Constitution OF our STATE
giving TO foreigners the elective franchise
after they hav. declared their intention to
become citizens Of the United States, and
have setidu,i in shis State Que year
ResOired That we demand of our public
ofhcers in the State Of Iowa. and in the
70 1st.ss ss o ss1dsn.sns .ss
taxalon.< a nd W. desouece 10 the severes,
terms the protI'gac corruption and knavery
Of our State officials aud Of Congress-
. Resoleed, That The denial Of the r1h, of
through odious military restrictions. in VIC
lation Of the Constitution, should meet with
the unqualified opposition Of every good
citizen. .t..e. 49,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

10 }. g. Gfeen"ay aud Marsa' ct Gree way :
v Ou are hereny ,,oli6ed that, there is aow,
L on hIe in the Office Of The Clerk or the
District Court of Woodbury. county. Iowa,
the petition of James Il Booge, claiming
Of you the said }. g. Grsenway The SUN OF
four shandred snd, ,ssteat y W dollars, withs
interest at the rate OF ten per cent. per
aDnuin on the same from the 18th day Of
November, A. D. 1866. .as money due on
promissory aoie; aud Of both Of ,oa the
foreciusure Of 4 mortgage on "a. sesea in
block forty-four, in Sioux City, Couaty and
State aforesaid. d.,arr,..t.r a,,4- ~
Nov, anless you appear and defend there.
10 before noon OF the second day Of tn. next
term Of the Dislrios Court aforesaid, to be
begun and holden 1t Sioux City, within and
fo' said County on the FIRST Monday Of
November, D. 1867, . default y II be en-
tered asai"r -ypn6Ddiu iu.ienenL rendered
thereon - prayed for ia SAID pr,i'ion
,pS1i6E' p''t' Il 6S'.'4 9oss,ojffEt5iaaii ~ aiiiSs
a"gl0-4w Attorney for Petitioner
/ x
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

|! you caanst -aa the ocean
Sal! among The swiftest fleet,
Rocking on The hie hest billows,
Laughing ut the storms you meet
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet ~i,Liu the hay.
You can lend hand to help them,
As they launch their boats away. +:
If Won are too weak to journey
Up the mountaln steep ard high.
You Gao staud within the valley,
While the mulii.udes 20 by
You can chant in happy Measure .r
As they slowly pass along .'
Though they may forget the singer,
They will not forget The song.
If you hs-e rot goid and silver.
Ever ready to command
II you cannet .owsrd ,b- needy .*..1
Reach an ever open haaui; #se.E
You can visit the afflicted, ..l
Ger the ersing you can weep;
. You can be = true disciple, T. ..4'.
.: Sitting ~ The Savior's feet .5.,,.s r4..ls:
II you cannot in the conflict
Prove yourself eo.dier true,
II lshere 1hs Ere Aaa smoke ate ,hickest
There's no work for you to do;
When tbs battle field is silent,
1 ID 4GO car % with ri lsnti tread, .-s~%
I on can bear away the wounded,
loa Ga" coJs.sr-"9 TIE dead
DO not, thea, stmn1 ID y waiting,
,.,rr a,rt = cone yrester7w rk. 10 cot Il .,a
Fortune is lazy gGddtss,
She vii .never c. ne to yuu.
G" AMI tell in,he>V.uvyard.
D. NOT t"ar to do g., ar;
!! -" va ~ t. ia : ,ncor;
csn find /, anywhere
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31


Doctor-"Well, madam, bow is your hus-
band to- dayy'
Wife--"Why doctor, he's no belter'
Doctor Did you &c. the leeebes ?"
Wife-',,les, bst hs took only three Of
them raw-l had to fry The rests"
Bob, that's fns horse you have there
what's he worth? ,.. 49,.
Three buedrsd and fifty dollars." .''
mo, not so much 40 that" ..-- e..
]" "Y-s, every cent Of 1t; another ifty on
top Of that
Are you sure - Il G"*tls
"Yes. I'll swear to it, 18HI
"A!l right" t't.t. 1....,l
What are you SO inquisitive for?'
Merely for assessing purposes. / am the
assessor for this city, and only wanted to
know what you rated your nsg at ."1
-Cock"ey Zoology -Precoeious youoc
lady-"LA~. Ma, here's heagle."
Mama (reproacbfully)-"A heaele! Oh,
you bignoran, girl: " it's how'll"
Keeper Of the menagerie (respec,fully)-
AXE. parding mum, lis an awk."
"A lad on delivering his milk one m NOR
Mug. was asked why the milk was SO warm.
II don't know" said he, "unless Mr-put
in warm w'ter "s'ead Of colA 70 make tie
old cream mix"
Sam, ssid one liule u-chin to another,
yesterday: "Sam, docs your srhooltescher
ever give. you a"v rewards Of merit" n
spos- he d ses, was the reply; .'he gives me
n kiekin' regular every day, and says merit
two'
MEG Boy. MA, il you will give me
peach will be a good bow
No, my child you mus, no. Be GOOD for
pay that is not right
"fou don't want me to lie good for moth
ing, 10 vow"
Two LITTLE girls in a nni.hhoring town
III tb's State were witnessing the parade of
q liant "miIi-h 'pegireut. lex fd.v,,oeo.
=, ''''"'' ~ ''e 'o''~'"s CONVERSATION j:
"' ,''[, "oa' are they DOING
Src2rd Girl. "Psactieiug" .
First G,rl. "Wha, for ?"
Second Girl, why, for the mex. war"
-p,.,,v Ha,d T.. no
r,o., '''' 'o""''" IL I"
.e.s., -, .N'' ""u SGT. = soSa sk-
.~r ''"''' "s "r a. no Is
rao,a, ~ n.la S ,s S"' .s ."p''yea car
H. a,,;a -I,e.'E ",'e"''""' ',.''' 10 '': par
.'. ',. %"a n f.pa'''"f tue corner near the fro
-, - ~ ,@f'. ,''' SaF1' 10 remove tne'
,f..,, .,..,z,, H. ','>''. "S maze
'0' 'o"F = "eo""'e'r@
there. apt they had, ss,ool ,herg fton ths
tiaistAhaa Thts De+scon ~A. snstm n d
AID n b. beh~li the biusbias bottles, he ex
claimed
Wall, l.dselare, that is enrous, sure
enough Il must have heen o'' Rsins 'ett
r'ssnf ~heh"ht., vtr' If. of.Hhfs touso tkirty
'ea's ego
,s..Ps.isPs ~ DID, returned the carpenter.
',ut b"aco' NE ca4' in 'ha, pitcher mus.
h"sa 'f''z ahts hard 10 stay all this time.
nv 49,,
1.-Two lrlAhm0n were At work in a hou
when one of them fell on piee. Of ouu;ot.
-,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

1,HE finest biiiixrd Room II, the northScs cst-embrac
i ing three of the best Brunswick's Combination
cushion Ta1leA aasA ] f,.sa4-hI Hf.fsI
Imported Wines and Liqnors, Lager beer. Limburg
and Sweitzer Cheese, Bologna sausage, &C.; Also the
choicest brand ~ MiArs.r-J kasy.sf NJ a3I1 n 81
Il GERTZ / DOSS.
Sioux City, Iowa, July 18th, ls07-n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

NALL and AZ the old stand Of Jas Hut chins
~ when fools seek to avoid error the, fall nto
its opIosite.f Yours, DAN ANDY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

- At Ksnt's Drug 6tore ypu will God
the Ly..s aad. EAbis6l fi.siy rssk Jjai
also, common glass fruit Jars. In
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

o0cCall st 1Kentse and examine tbo8J
Cottage and Rustic Shadsr, before parchas
ing paper Or lioeo. a's*' y" D ss"'a" In
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31
Atmospheric Portable r~~s~
FOUNTAINS,

NJ. W. WARNE'S PATENT ao~1ea
ManufaD6sed and sold by Nmass Chesv n - Cc. B los
ss North Fourth street, st, Louis .. s..-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

We have large stock OF goods suitable your wants.
and We respectfully ask you to give a call before
making Your purchases.
!. STERN.
Sioux City. Iowa. May. 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

- Notice Of DIssOluttOn.
vIHE eo-partnership heretofore known and doing
i business under the firm name Of Appleton L est
eott il dissolved my mutual consent Mr.. Appleton will
settle all accounts Of the late Arm.
+ A. r. APPLETON,
- ~ '"#"*< GEO. L. WESTCOTT.
Sioux City, Iowa, May lst, 1867.
The undersigned will continue the business for the
purpose of ~~-.~...-..- -~-.~--.~-~~~~
Cir Closaag ost ths 0eoek oA AGnA.
Which will b SOLD At REDUCED PRICES Those ds-
sirous Of buying
Dry GoeAs, OO0ts ana Shoos. Crock ery
e0A 0iasssw sss, Nostsns, etc.,
do % By calling and selecting anything III nv line
Mr. Q. 9. Wright and Frank Appleton. statesmen.
may:s A. r. APrLEJoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
DEPARTURES ON sA1u DAY.

Isvuapool- VIA Enthusiastically City Of Antwerp
1s.sSss S' Js Sa. Mal.Ss. wals% . ~
sss s sns s so%. .sxr IGTi; rsss
stRi; 5sss. 4sd MAJ: . II cos:.
. visS.i For iisifsa-.j.nss fsrsoss Alfred ssor
.s :ss sSs s.ss. y ca.''
= Brsaford EnsAnd henry Thompson. Co.one Hsine,
e.scSoU, Mr. ssps SS X. iii s~ Miss Jam. swsH
. .sy pss naS..n
ysssps s.,n ghsris. Aafa.sps sehsrssrs william horn
81 and NJ. rs.. child and Rs
wniiam Ocssn Oscar Lang ana others III lpe aeerage
Bass. Aso Notwithstanding vie Dc Psrts-Mn Bspjs.
rss.ss xies Dc sisIs Wee coasaI Or sSnssr1ana Il
kss Ssssss S.m ESs Ms. Ii. Fowler %ss and
nss sery.nt oswAld W nsrie d'Auogl:, Ms. Alice
sWcarsi:. ". cars. ! car.,.s n. Gurus Ms
1.ilars jaime: sm.rl''s, y Bruhi whi,nsv, 7 Ur
bain Jnmes Dalton. Ch Duprc, Mise Kate BOegrt
lsu's Ia non c.ire Mr.. cair., sesAnoon, Mrs Be
Me- s-sjsm% Fo. ursro oSssu 1ssS oSs
NM 90 n r Ju.es BoueI Charles GinoIe Jusse Kremky
Riam = Flora Bum. Mss,er Erness stun sen,a@in
Ssssasy Mrs. MARI savsn.c Mas Anais savgnas An,sne
SI. IssIsr rhomA. vars and maid servant specie
cr-ry, Q l. Bsan. Dazzle Mcca:um. Henry Lang WI.
600. John wis, Andrew o. chrs- Thomas Costello AcI
jsss. Uraiksnani, smih Water Young \ YORK. and
II stveraIs passeuser@
rS.r JOSH levi. and "f. john Mssrae s Cs.res
ss n. sa FssHs1s ..%s' ~''' smith, John
CnARLEsroS. q C-SleHmer Charlsston-Arth MOORE
n w3 9ss ss' Sc sas wa
JsaS Corning Charlie. Morrill, g Kron mage, frsd xa.
:s.. =. % hr.a.s.. si...: ' "na.s : and
s, . s.r ws Sri SD rs .Ss ser,
infant: u seaman, samuel Colby, Abrzm Vanderbilt,
n..s Carrie LssA Loa's singer. n hssIn, Thomas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
R.cAmy AND oeseRJIon.
An Ex.Union Soldier shot md Killed In
South Carolina.

An Ex.Union Soldier shot md Killed In
South Carolina.
psumpter, C.. tDec 2bl Correspondents Charleston
In Counerl
On Sunday night last IN .,ne wee email hours ayapd
the twal." the residence or Mr. Wade Bradford. four
mslss south town. visited by the officers Of
ths law IN the execution Of peace warrant and became
the OF quite tragedy. rns circumstances lead
isg 20 this ca.a-'rophs may BE- briefly related a. toll
lDws-Whils the TbIrtelh Massachusetts regiment
. garrison her., an freshman by the rams OF John
Crane = sslder IN the command, became acquainted
vslb young widow daughes of w. w. Bradford, and
married her. An soon . rumor Of his successful
rm0pia achievement reached camp, his conduct
-. hs had ,efs wife md children .Di tvinU uI IL
Massachusetts. wnereup"u Crane dcs, rtrd ana disap
pssrsd and the regiment wa soon asier mustered
81 service, ana likewise disappeared Crane has since
eesu ios.owsng some hat migratory liGs ct one time
having removed with his Sumter wfs : or land
D Georgetown D.strci. gwen 10 them BY her father
Whsss hs does appear 70 have succsdsd - farmer
Having returned mot long snce 70 Nj Bradford's, he
ss.ns quite .s,oo,ens ssd - ns .nseas ana demands
Asuss Bradford resoed 10 the usual remedy and hao
peace warrant sssued ami The sheriff sent young
he occupied by Crane are his wife, Crane
srAppsd wnh one Of them, and during the scunie
ssss. Two A. u. on Mosdss. ana amer So9sr.
ng some twelve hours, Crane died. A corenvr's
nqusst resulted . . verdet IN sccordance with
Ms 'oresong facts q to the manner OF hts death.
pssless onN gentleman. however, Who served on the
Jary and heard oil The evidence states that there
assh.ns sed 10 show that sher the deceased his
Wfe sppvsej Of the object ana character Of the
visit; tina. they both ~ inss robes De m occupy.
~ Ne same room a. The time Of the intrusion, and
have kpows until too 10 change the re-
Ssit. thal shs msk!ng this sudden nocturnal
ea8ry armed with warrant aud invested win The
pewoss Of oncers Of the This iDQu stsion also
vesoped ihs aci tnst Crane entirely unarmsd and
Mat the who fred fatal shot, although acting
The for the sher6 Of the district sustained The
ysaatiou Of brOtbern.lsw 70 the deceased Tbs dead
naa without character and tth0ut friends, and
hence there may Be- no inquiry Why. 10 making the
sass uas had 10 powder and bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
" IrTICIS n s i.


From the Evening rslssnn)
Dsay satinS-vepison
4 clerical error-RituaiisuL
sure MANA horss sheer.
The golden mean-A rich missS.
The temporal powsr-rhs brain.
A sxplansr-A retired esrpsnsor
s0s The ny"-wipgs and Isgs
Burning words-A dictionary 10 damsA
4 Gov bels-A beautiful milsmaid.
sThs best substitute for siver"-Gold
what 10 "whisksy rngf" topaz
The 'poor In spirit''-Bankrupt pabiicanA
Ouilp says nis babies oil "hollsr joyl"
bad sgn-To sign another mans to . nota
Not unlike honey. The letter Cloth come AFTER
che q
Servants Of an may Be said 70 DO independent
o3ass
Good winter costumes for the Black Crook dass.rsss
Hear skina
Cans lady b out Of the fashion whsa she dresses
EodisieJlyr
The earliest tubular bridge 'he bridge Of the nose
'whn wry face you're making. Nod" Eyes. I've
been drinking rye whhkey."
What sor, OF . hors, would ron name when you de-
nand . man 70 settle his biIY PAGER What foreign
scer would be name II ne elt disposed 70 ignore the
bHf ray, p-haw
Making ox.hsad cheese and ox-'a coup may properly
- considered making boih ends meat
Women generally IN qnes, OF something. Conquest
seems 10 suit 'em about IS we'll anything.
81 serious question Whether ko5oiys Daughter can
- considered As belonging 10 the ,eg innate drama
An lnfsrpal Revenue pun-wha, did Sheridan. the
lyamassi do whom arrested BY the sheriff. Sheridan
6Ao0k.
Southern savngs bank, established BY negroes COL
apsed because the deposltors Withdrew ell the funds 70
attend circus.
We think this extract from medical advertisement 10
aboai correct:-'a'Uugh while you can, Tor after you
have taken ons bottle OF my mixture you can't"
gentleman wishing, mot long since, - pop the
Quceibon," look 10 Inc younR Iady's cat and said,
"Pu-sy, may have your mistress" II was answered
~ ths lady, ''say yes pussy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY DECEMBER 80 1867
AMUsEmEvrs.

WALLACK's
w Proprietor and Manager :. MR. LESTER wALLAcK
THIS EvENihG;
win be presented, with NEW eOeNERY COMPLETE
APPOINTMENTS AND NOVEL EFFECTS, the ssisbrssed
CHARLES DIcKEsD
OLIVER TWIST
Characters By Mssars. ,. W. wallack. = De.sspors,
Geo. Holland. A. w. Young. J. q. Williamson. q. p
Browne. z. Il Rockwell. Leonard. rsgs. Ms
Scott Miss Carman Miss J. Timoay Mas MonslL
IL u respectfully announced that
Mr., LESTER wALLAcK
win shortly make hts
In twelve months
Due notice will b given Of shs opening Bos sook
for his nighis
Box book open six DAYS advance.
Doors open at ~. Performance esmmences at q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

I1O MUSEUM or ANAIvai-a,,.
OlC. Cabinet Of Natural HIST a,d Polytechnic Inst
tute OILS Broadway. have Just AID II already
collection thou sands ninorg b
found the Children double legged three
armed and douD bodiei chd bearing lht
resemblance of Monkeys esepiinls aud the grea
Gertu and Japancse skuderr nibamri BODIES; tlgenc
OBJECTS,
crowds Of DenolderA 1Ay Open frSn
Sin the morning III 10 al nlyhs