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; Value the friendship Of him wba
stands by you in the storm; sSTarn,s ol
insects viii surround you in the sun.
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A LII PERSONS indebted to Or. J. W. GR0AT are
n requested to call and settle immediately, the
acceunts will 90 into tie hands of agent for eol
lection after the arst Of January, 1867.
Dec. IL, ls6e.-5Qw3
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Wit should be always seasoned with
truth and with regard to eircumstan-
|ces,
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ID Nv. F1ILING. mi. D..

TBoNGoPATHIO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III O&ce kenrs-From to P.M.-SsturdsyH, from
lOA n,toS p. n. wParticular Sttention paid 10 Dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs. OFFICE, BIektsHd'i
. Otd Block, second hoor,
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
ope wear IN advance. g. Oei
Al tie expiration of the year, $50
Six months. 100
Three months, %
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G. u. sALZMAN,

nENTIST, will be in his Office, al Clyde, <@c>za.&
4 the last two weeks Of each mouth, SSzzSse.ssss
10 perform all operations required in hisNlIID
profession. satisfaction guaraD '-~d 10 ali cases :
Rooms at The old STAND, l0ci z, 6S-lSu
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A TToRNEIEs AND coUNsELLoRs At LAW
n and Solicitors in Chsncery; viii attend to pro
fessionsl business in Sandusky and adjoining coun
tiee Ofiice Second story Buckland's NEW Block
vl4-ns6 FREMONT, OHIO.
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Bureaus, Tables, Sands, Chairs, Bedsteads
UNDERTAKING,

Ihaye inst hnnt splendid REARSE, and am pre-
pared to accompany Funerals, furnishing C0FFINS,
&C., in my line. O0FFINS always on hand or maze
to order Immediately, In have also on hand
FISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURI-
AL CASES.
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III. Nj, SHAW,

nENTIsT, Is preparedto do all work in .s7.SzgsA
the Dental Profession with prompt
ngss and satisfaction TO al who may need SxQ1y
his Services Heis prepared to set from single to0th
tofornug complete sets for up per and lower jsws
Teeth inserted on pivot, or gold, or silver Plste :
FFIoz-ln Buckland'sold Block. up stairs,
FREMONT, OHIO. Jan 63I
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HoNGoPArHIc PHYSICIAN AEB.sGRGEoN.
III OFFICE-In Yxllerts's Block ,over R.hOcre's
t-rooery and Crockery store,
FREMONT, 0Bl0. ss lAPl64
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III. #. BAKER, Nj. d.,
.. n. TAYLOR, M. ID.

nHYs1cIAN AND SURGEON Office Minis Block
over Perry Closes -ocery Store,
FREMONT, OHIO. ~ lott
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M EpIcAE.

j. M. COREY, M ID.
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFioE-Up-f
over Leshers Hat and Cap Store, ncxt door to
TRRMoET, OHIO, tOe:sO'o5.l
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CLOTHING.
nRYroos & BRO,
DRY GOODS.

nEALERS 10 Clothing, and Merchant Tailoring,
4 one door north Of National Bank,
FREMONT, OHIO
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RLAcKsMITHINc
r. COOKSO

TT oRSE-SHoEING SHOP and Edge-Tool making
IL on Napoleon Street opposite JaHe.& Bucs lands
Eme-kiln, FREMONT, OHIO. 5'ml.
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H.F. BOSw0RTH, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, Shomo't
Blosh over Post Office, Front Street,
FREMONT, OHIO. 4iyl
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cRocKERY, &C.
HOTELS
TER kESSLEH. z. X D
KEssLER,S HOUSE.

II EssLER BELDING. ProprietOrs. Passengers
N carried 10 and from the House free Of charge
situate corner Front and State Streets,
FREMONT, OHIO.
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TX. Hosr.
III Hann = CHANCE.


froRkEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, Office |
"A ever D. GsrEin & Co.'s stcrss corner Front and |
orssh-' streets. yRxroNq. ONO.
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n w. WINsLOW.

TroRNFY ATLAw and Notary Public. Insur
? a rocs- Resi Estate and General Collecting Agen
fa1 Al klnds OF War and Patent Claims.
CLYDE. OHIO.
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~ h w. WINSAOW,
rroRHEYAND COUNSELLOR Al, LAW, will
~ attend to Professional Business in Ssndusky
and sdjoining copnties. Special attention given 70
nrocurinR Soldiers Pay, Bounty and Pensions
OYT1oE-Second Story Tyiers Block.
- FREMONT OHIO,
November, ~, lses.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
AUcTIoNEER
Il n HOOD.

II ICENCED CITY and County Alc;ioneeT. Office a,
IIC&TRR Depot. Fremont Particular atten-
lion given to Public Veneues: T. q. Drawer, 81,
FREMONT, OHIO. (51u6)
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A fI0RsEY7AT Law and Notary Public Also
a snthorize d agent for coraction Of al kinds Of
Military Bounty, and Pension Claims, 44yl
CLYDE, OHIO.
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OYSTER r S.!

Oysters served up in any styled sired. FRESH 0ys-
ters resolved daily by Express Oysters for sale by
the case.
Fremont, o., Sept, Is, ls5s.-39m6.
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Business Directory,

III %. 81. IT,.
sN,nE REaUIAR connnnieations Of the Lodge
/ Of Good Templafs held in their ball in Sho-
mos Block, every Tuesday evening Visiting Broth
rr and xteis are invited. All who feel interest
In ,hS cnnse OF Eemperancs and the welfare Of the
community, are requested to Join us. l3bn.l
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

CoURT OF QUARTER SHSSIONS-Judee Peirce--
MaIy Pyle was tried upon charge of being a COM
mon scQlo large number Of witnesses were eKa m-
agalnst the defendant The jury after remaining out
-FOUR hours, returned verdict Of not guilty I'm DOS n
th Cnsss upon the Defendant The JuGge, Informing
nave warranted conviction ordered her to give se-
curly In 1900 to Keep the peace.
Esllen tlaWny WAS charged with assault and battery
4 up0n h,len scott. The evidence that Mrs Scott
called ~ on Mrs. CIawny for an explanation of re-
morks made In defamation OF her Character Angry
hoy.I OI course Grose, and brckbats aud China
t tpVMls were exchanged; aud the two women were so
useparaby mixed up in the Oense that the Jury had
" Tot mposlng the costs upon the defendant
,oS nenenter was charged with assault aud bat
e eSty upon Frederick Eavy with Intent TO Kill The
sHiTue1ce was that on the evening on Juv 10th the
cor ~ went 70 the door of Eavys saloon az the
Va Fhssynnk road and Wharton street aud
Gown behind the bar and crepE upstairs and Sot ME
0wn ooaa pi91Iol Wnen he cRmo down Rementer was
fbreatened ~ hssTa previously that Rementer had
The defense offered evidence but Ir was arrro0
inhs LneIe was no evidence that Remembers pstofTaS
loaded or was deadly weapon and unless that Was @
proven, q count charging assault with intent 10
kill could not be supported ~ "' W
Nerdlct- Guilty OF an assault With Intent to kill
Wllnam Fly mn pleadt guilty n charge of ASSAULT
and battery upon William COter on last SaI1rdav
night two weeks ago. Flynn got into q Brdesburg car
slghIly under the influence of liquor. When Cotter
the conductor, asked the PASSENGERS for Their fara
and Flynn gave him twenty five cent note and re-
ceived his change he insisted that he mad given the
CONDUCTOR hfty cent note and entitled 10 more
found that Flynn had not given him Hfty cent note
and so told him He then called the conduc or on
probrtous names, and struck him. The vo then en-
gakeo IN 1ght, which was stopped by the interven
The Court ordered MIN to pay fine of a25. aud the
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Judges Ludlow
ana Brewster:-MoIions and rules In equity be-
fore the Court.
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The Indian CommissIon.

WASHINGTON, Sept ga. s. II. White ESQ.
OF the Interior Department, and Secretary OF
Washington last evening, four days from the
North Platte, the Commission having adj
meet at Fort Harker, Kansas, on the stb' oP %
October, for the purpose OF making arrange
ments to meet the five tribes Cheyennes,
Arapahoes, Apaches, Kiowas, and Ca mauches
at Medicine Lodge creek, eight miles south OF
Fort Larned.
Mr.. White reports that the council with the
Chiefs OF the Brule. Ogallala, and Cheyenne
tribes was successful. They agreed to meet
The Commissioner at Fort Laramie on the
lst Of November next, and in the mean time
they will send out runners amongst their peo-
pie to bring In to the council at that place those
who have not yet been met with
AT the council with the Indians, on the 10Th
inst, at North Platte, they attributed the pre-
sent troubles to the building of the Smoky 'HilI
Railroad, and the wagon road through the
allege, divide the best hunting grounds now
left to them. They wanted these two roads to
to be permitted TO hunt as long as the game
lasts, when they would be willing TO try and
cultivate the soil; The next day the Commis-
sion met the Indians In council to respond To
their propositions, which was done by General
Sherman, who read the paper prepared by him
OF the sense of the Commission, the Substance
OF which has already been published.
The Indians who were then present UNDER
stand that they have entered into a contract OF
ma White will leave Washington again about
the first of october TO meet the Commission at
Fort Harker on the Sth. Atpresent the various
mem bers have separated. Commissioners Taylor
the President Of the Board. is at Chicago GEN
Terry is at his headquarters at st. Paul and
Senator Henderson at his, home in Louisiana,
Generals Sherman and HRruey are at st.
Louis; Colonel Tappan lett for Denver, Colorado,
on the 2lst; and General SanboFn, who is dis.
bursting officer of the Commission, remains at
Omaha attending 10 the shipment OF supplies
whose crops have been destroyed by the grass.
hoppers.
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DIED.

BENNETT.-on the 24,h instant JOHN BEN
NETT, In the SD year OF mis- age
The relatives and friends OF the family are regpect
fully Invited tc attend the uneral from his late resi-
denCe, NO. 7O5 ChCsnut street. on Saturday morning
nj 10 O'Clock. Interment at Woodlands Cemetery
LYNN.-on the cath instant, BERNARD LYNN
age d g5 -eArs
The relatves and friends of the family are reapect-
fully invited 10 attend his funeral. from the residence
OF his son, Bernard Lynn, No. 535 China street. below
Green on Friday morning nj s1 O'clock
jMA1GARGB,-on m the afternoon Of the oath instant,
SlINANUS MACY, only child of Edward and Sallle
II. Magerge aged year and "a days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No.
LOCUST street, on Thursday afternoon Mt O'clock ~
McGIINCHEY.-On the oath instant, Mrs, MARY
MG3LlNCHEY, In the SD year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members Of ST. Michaers Confraternity and Rosary
Societies are invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. 1863 Master street, below Second
on Friday morning at 81 o'clock.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS To-NIeHT.-The follow
Ing political meetings take place this evening"
Third Ward-The Democratic Ward Executive
Committee will meet, at O'Clock, at J.. r. Denans,
Fifth and Queen streets.
Seventh WaTd-The Republican Association of the
Lombard street. -,
Twelfth WRrd-The Twelfth Ward ''Boys in Blue''
and Green streets,
Twentieth WRrd-The Union Republican AssocIa-
uon OF the Seventh Precinct hold q meeting at the
honse h Of 9: Boggs, N. w. corner OF Eleventh and
The Republican citizens OF the Eleventh Division
Tenth street. ~ ~ ~ "
Twenty y-fOurth Ward-The Republicans of the Third
Division meet At the William Penn Hotel Marx ct
street. below Tbirty-ninth.
Twentv.sixth Ward-rhe Union Republican Execu-
tive ommtttee meet at the house OF Mr. Hugh Scott
n. W. corner OF Twentieth and CathRrine streets.
The loyal citizens and soldiers of Germantown
to-0eDeral Sheridan.
The Young Mems keystone Club meet at No. 1921
Market street, at Ia p. NJ.
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ROBBED WHILE ON A "SPREE. Edward
Fowler colOred individual, was arrested at
his boarding house, in Lombard street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, yesterday afternoon,
upon a charge of larceny. II appears that
Fowler and a Spaniard, who were boarding at
the same Louise, had been employed upon the
same vessel They were apparently very
friendly towards each other, and the night
before last they went out together. They went
to different places, and gradually drank them
selves into a mild state of intoxication, the
Spaniard having the severest attack. Whilst
in this condition Fowler, 1t is alleged robbed
the Spaniard OF $40 in money and gold watch
and chain AS soon as the Victim OF mis- placed
confidence came to his senses, he had Fowler
arrested The gold watch and chain and all the
money, except $50, which Fowler had invested
in clothing, we're recovered. Fowler had a
hearing before Alderman Tittermary, and was
com mmitted to answer
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Stocks in New York To-Day.

[sPECHL DEsPA7OH TO TIE EVENING TELEGRAPR. |
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--Smtth, Randolph q Co.
Bankers, No 10 South Third street. and No
Nassau street, New York, report at l o,alOelc
this afternoon as follows
United States lSSls, Il0960ll0%.
United States 5-2Os, 1861. ll35z z@5lI3IS.
United States 5-29s, lA64, l09an0%
United States 62Os, 1865, l094@l09lz
United States 5-20s, new, 1885, lO79{ {SlO7I.
United States 5,20s 1867 IO79{(alO7T. >S'
United States l940s, 99l&99bI.
juno and July 1905. I07s<@I0gES,
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TIE THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT. - Last
evening, in response to a call for Democratic
citizens OF the Sixteenth Ward, opposed to the
five gentlemen assembled at Mechanics Hall.
OF these at least twenty were the friends OF Mr.
NaPle, and Notwithstanding the most persistent
inquiries, no one could be found to admit that
he was the author of the call In opposition to
the nominee OF the Democratic party. Alder
man Riddle was understood TO be the originator,
ana as he was supposed to have paid for the
HAN II was suggested he should preside. He
Oeclined, and professed TO be ignorant OF the
whole AFFAIR. AS no one could be found 70 "as-
sumo the responsibility, mo meeting was held.
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Kansas Politics.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2G.-The Republicans Wyan.
dOtte tKansas) special dispatch, says that the
German Convention, which was held at Topeka
on Monday last, adopted resolutions against the
Sunday and Temperance laws, Ald declared it
would not support any man for the State Legis-
lature, or municipal office, who would not give
q written pledge to oppose such laws. An un-
successful effort was made 70 commit the Ger
mans to. negro suffrage. The female suffrage.
question was not touched.
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<nd NO. GOO BROADWAY, NEW

6sponiher or Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds Of Soft Soap
for cent. Every family make their own Soap.
All varieties ofSoap easily made cup of coffee.
covered in Greenland In the Arctic Seas, and is
posed mainly Of illuminate Of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat produces the best detersive
Soap in the world. One box will make l75 pounds of
good SOft Soap or It's equivalent in superior Hard
Soap. Retaied by all druggists and grocers In the
United States Full recipes with each box. Dealers
can obtain It Wholesale in cases, each containing 4s
boxes, at liberal discount of all the wholesale
grocers and druggists in all the towns and cities of the
United States, of CLIFFORD PEMBERToN,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Pa.
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--latest Markets by TeIegraDb.

BALTIMORE Sept. 2s--Flour less firm. Atooz searca.
high grades shipping brands SIS standard shinnin9
EXTRAS, tli winter Wheat superhne 90 5O9s75 Wheat
Corn dull; white, sl27@l2& yellow, ISaG t.sS Ohts
ieweii sales at 6OtM7Oc. Rye steady at Si'9Oar95.
IIoVisiens quiet prices far under the Southern de-
1i h1hu Ior bacon the prices are less firm bnt no MI
quoted at 93Q231So, ~'' NN'NN'Ne "F'
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THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE.-Notwithstand that
the grand distribution OF tsOOOCO worth of presents
among Of the Riverside Institute has
been postponed for short time, the public still mani
fest the interest and feeling in the of the
plan. This was evident from the large throng who
visited the principal office. No. 1925 Chestnut street.
during yesterday and last evening" and subscribed
the shRreR,
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MISS MCCAFFREY's CONcERT-On Friday
evening, at Musical Fund Hall, Miss Caroline
McCaffiey will give a concert, in which she will
be assisted by her sister, with Madame Behrens
and MessTs simpson and Aaron r.. Taylor The
wellknown reputation of Miss McCaffrey as
well as her aids, guarantees an entertainment
in every respect of the first order. The per-
formance Is varied with quartettes and trios,
those who attend that they will listen to culti-
waited voices, of rare natural merit, in pleo TO
which they are well adapted, aud which are
popular throughout all the music-loving world.
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RECEIVING ''SToLRE SWEETS" - William
Hunt, who Keeps a junk shop at No. 40 Almond
street. was arrested yesterday afternoon upon q
charge of receiving stolen goods IL is alleged
that Willlam-who is not by any means a
sseets ia aitnoosn nS 1SatC @ in ,ba
sugar stolen from Gottlieb's sugar warehouse,
which was entered and robbed few nights
since. William had hearing before Alderman
Moore, and was held In $500 ball to answer
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HoLLowAY's PILLs.-NERYoUs DEBILITY, ETC.
AS sedative and invigorRtng medicine, these Pills
have had astonishing in part of the
civilized globe. They are unaffected by climate.
their operations the same in torrid
Arctic regions They regulate the pulse and the action
of the heart brace and the relaxed nerves.
give tone and energy TO the general system, and by
reestablishing vigorous effort of the Vital functions
exIinRush the elements of melancholy, depressed
spirits blues vapOrs, etc.
Sold by all Druggists.
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EDITION
Fires an ,NhICagO.

CHICAGO Sept ga fire list night destroyed
five dwellings at the corner of C'bicago avenue
and Clark street. The loss is sll, 900, with an
insurance of $4,000. Later In the evening
another fire occurred at No. 71O Fulton street.
destroying that and two adjoining buildings.
The loss is S6OOO fully covered by insurance.
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For NRATNEss OF FIT ON TIE BREAST,
so Get tie model shoulder-5eam 5hirtm
n9i- Get the "MOdel BhOuider-Seam Shirt"
R5,-Clet the model ShOulder-Seam Shirt"
NEW CARPETS made end put down, and old ones
laid at very reasonable charges. W. Henry Patten,
No l4O9 Cheanut street.
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MARRIED.

DAVIs-RoDGERs.-on the 2sd instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Euddard. Mr.. EDWARD M. DAVIS 10 Mira
MARGARET A. RODGERS, both Of this city.
HU1ToN-BIBLE.-on the oath Of September, by
the Rev Dr. Alexander Reed MIR. JOEL HUTTON
Of Philadelpha, to Miss LIZZIE A. BIBLE, formerly
of BelleiOnte Pa
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THE TREES are now beginning to change their
dress. and we may show our good sense by follow
Ing them at since we can put on our autumn attire
cheRply by patronizing Charles Stokes 81 Co.'s
Fbst Glass Clothing House, under the Continental
there is no excuse for any unbecomingy dressed
person.
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FIRR.-AbOut 50 o'clock this morning Gre
broke out In the premises No. S27 Judsou street
The tlre was caused by defective fue. The
out before the flames had got much headway.
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NEW CARPETS made and put down. and old ones
laid at very reasonable charges. w. Henry Patten
Nn ChaannL
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George W. Jenkins,
No. lOG Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, ETC., as well as
hne assortment Of confections. Jenkins is
worthy of a call
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ARCH STREET TAEATRE.-Mrs. John Drew
has extended an in VII alton 10 General sheridan
and his stan TO visit tue Arch street Theatre to-
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APPOINTMENTS OF Hon. JAMES NJ. ScovRL.-
Union Republican State Committee Rooms No It05
Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa Sept 26. 1867 The
Hon. lanes M. ScoVel, OF New Jersey, will address
RepubIican meetings as follOws:-
Al Reading. September 2S-Evenng.
All Frankfort October l-Evening.
Al Downinglown. October 4-Evenlng.
Al Phunix vile, October 5-EVening.
He will also spRek at Chester evening.
~ "" GEORGE w. II ANN ERSI.Y. Shcrefnrv.
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TBF KOPTA CONCERT. Sheridan has
been invited TO be present at the Kopta Con-
cert, at Musical Fund Hall. this evening
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SPRING MATTREssKs made to order at Patten's
No. 1908 Chestnut street,
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ACUP OF COFFEE OR TEA such as you can get
lNloIse,s saloons, No. 9O2 and 904 Arch street
Is very refreshing, especially for ladies out
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HEARING AT THR CENTRAL STATIoN.-LeWis
last night, had his pocket picked of a silver
watch valued at S20 At the hearing before AL
derman Beitler he stated that while In front of
the Girard House he felt hand in his vest
pooket, and seized the arm of the person, and
while holding him person seized him win
ban) by the back OF the coat-collRr and threw
him around. saying, "That man did not steal
your watch"
He had this person arrested, who answers to
i8I N, Sixth street. He bears very good char
aeter but the Alderman was compelled TO hold
him in the amount of $500 bail TO appear at the
next term OF Court.