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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
Z ,oRroRArloN SALE nF REAL EsrArE.

" Ar AUCTION.
Public notice IL hereby that the Com
FUND will offer for sale, pubic auction, IA
MONDAY, october ~ 1857 uoou, The Exchange sales
III Broad picros parcels Of
aud unnproyed Real belong Mayor alder.
aud commonalty OF the ely Of New YORK.
Description property. tusether with tho
sale may be had upon application Office
viii be furnished after OctoUcr a. 1861 maps
the property be sold. Wsrrantcs decds will gwen
10 all purchasers. RICHARD n. CONNOLLY.
Comptroller.
New York. september ~. lsS,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

LOs SsIf--0SE PAIR OF BLACK MARES. IS
II hands high. wei matched 4 and 10 years old Can
at sbner's Clue House, E!shth avenue and i3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

Nv PERSON BY THE NAME OF r PITTMAN. WHO
has received check the East River Bank for 500
Wl olire by ns.fy ug Barney Williams, boz oce BroAa
way Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

At AuCTfoN-OCrOBER 26 A FARM or Us ACRES
N Of good land and buid lngs choic. fruit he. pleasant
location; IN mile from Pousikecpsie city; easy.
MILLING, IL Chambers street
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b,a, X and lrown frpm to l6x hands, 8. and z
years ~; tree conps 10 es i5k io's hands g. and
yea old st lon Prince Of Waies ISIS hands hi-h
oid, lrusei three mimi tnorougbb Nd Mare
ported. ngish hnn,er stock, Years old one thorough
bred saddle i.r-e ye old 1854 hands, one rotting
sired BY the spirit OF the Times he above Horse.
OF breeders hne STOCK. who have placed
them in the hlnis OF the undersig1ed to dlsvose of
private sale aud not sold IN sbor will be put up
IL pubic auclfoa. Address a. H. oox SOS New York Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

arrange TEOrrING PARK, ESSEX COUNTY, Y. H.
" VIII be held Friday, October Is, O'Clock,
Tor stake Of 500; best three in i've % harness
filled by the following horsts:tJwner bay
harry Chy; owner enters brown Lady Jones'
Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

A UCTIoN sALE.-GEORGE b. REED, AUCTION.
n eer; VII am Penny, salesman. GEORGE y.
REED a CO., Auconeers will sell Friday, october Is
IL NJ at their 81 Cedar atreet tine assort
men; q ines LIQUORS csrs 4 o. hgn sns,aeer
Vines; Otard, liennessey and Casthan Brandies; hne
bourbon Whiskeys, ak old Holland Gins Ja
and st. Crox RUNS loriials Bltters &c Also hne
Cigars REMAINING, stock Of club house. Cata
gues now ready. Also Billiard Table with balls. cues,
markers, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

JsO2 SALE CtIEAP-a GENriHHAN'S TURNOUT.
consisting OF u dr. brown Horse. I6 hands high, g
old ei SOUND aud very stylish with no vice.
y snftng win po!e shaft alt complete ind
nearly new: OF Harness ne-ris Can be at
korri sahes. rightn ttreet. sixth avenue. Will
lie soid separa civ II desi 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

FINANCIAL.
DEAD THE Monty ARTICLE IN THE EVENING
III TELEGRAM

FINANCIAL.
DEAD Tag Monty ARTICLE IN THE EVENING
A riANrlC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM SQUARE
VII BE- sssa . a.srss. .o@ oe Il The rate par
cent per .nnu Tree Of ir On ss%s s n% Prsssa.
yossrnP. oooyxs, Secretary
g. D. bAiLEs. Treasurer.
A DvAscEs MADE on MERcH .NoIss AND vA Az,
JOHN CRoNProN. Is Liberty Street
fsIrIzENs' SAVINGS BANK.
~ southwest corner Of iiowery and Canal street -
Six per cent ntsresi paid all sums nom lve 70 nse
~ money deposited now before October ~. win
sEYsoUs A. Buscs, ssay GEO. FOLSOM. President
nIvlpESD.-cloLLA SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY, 50 eo,d yer share payable On demand ~
80 Ass>' LIS WALLER. IS Pine street.
IgoR s1LE-ciIY -RAiLROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
Also large variety Insurance anil other Securities
paying good dividends at The Lowest rates TO-
s,ocSsroser and Aacuoncrr u Pine street. New York.
nIoNEY To LOAN OK FIRST GLASS CITY PROPER
M ~, In sums 81 i0ao aud upwards Principals need
S Seas s. Sgp man, VIII s. @ssea soanSsaua Apply 10 E.
naNFols., ~ .. oadway.
NEW YORK. OCT. O. 1867
~ he irectors Of The Narrag nse't Steamship Com
dena q zen cent from thsf NJ. e.rni> I've PEE cen.
ciSh autnd hse per cebt
such represents cisn ear nss ne
lund. lhs transfer Will
Il. Il. WII.HCK. treasurer,
No. 8 old STATE House, Boston.
nrFlcE or THE TRUSTEES OF CREAlToKs AND
~ Stockholders of The Ohio and Mississippi Earoad
Company has,ern Division % Wall street. New YorA, uct
IL, 1851.
The transfer hooks this VIII he finally closed
saturday. the 3)n DAY Of Nogembar 1867, O'Clock
r. NJ the trustees ccrtinc,tes
oi the reorsaugd aud eons lid e corporal on
called the Oht aui N s-lsapp Rawp COMPANY 10
parties til legal reprcsentatyes).
Ia names truseeS rthcltes shall lie rrsisefed on
the same, certificates of stock will be d
fvl Prefer tiack ,u paid for preferred carti
nc,te- and common ock tiui paid for common cefut
hh. for hundred dol
such Interest preferred ecrtc irs Jan. !,
e67 the DAY liked tor conversion 10 be paid BY
ALLAN CA aPBELL, Chairman.
! S,IGHr OR TIME DRAFTS ON THE FIRST Ma
| - tona pank Boise CITY Idaho Tor ut the National
Ranx OF Nortn Amor G.. new YORK.
I,KEASURY DEPARTMENT., SEPTEMBER 30, lso7--
is he the Assistant Treasurer at
New YORK .ructcd to issue three cent
hor ny OF Coagess approved March
z o7 in dsnon noas OF $5O0U and $1,000 each. IN re-
crmpL the Compound Interest Notes maturing In the
months OF Oc ooei AMI Deceno.r next
The accrued interest all notes presented for such re-
| den,.ton wall 30 paid Ia currency
In accordance til the fore the Compound
Interest kocs the eiu mentioned VIII be received At
this office aud certificates Issued for the principal thereof
interest the notes Will be computed 70 October 10 1851
which the certificates bear date Schedules may bo
H. VAN DYUK, Assistant Treasurer
United States Treasury, Nan York. October 5, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

CAMPBELL A CO.. AUCT1ONEER-wILL SELL.
N. Friday At I0 O'Clock, AT private residence, rich and
magnificent Furniture Parso suits golden hrocae
Piapoiore paror Carpets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

MINER SON ST ollie " sell at auction Thursday.
uhs day H. III O'Clock. Their ~
street, large collection OF ancient and moiern Oh
PAINTINGS various private collections, ipclai pg
number recently received from Europe and
eYhioed city; also invoice Of nne chromos and
Engrayinss from the best and most celebrated Paintings Of
urc nov o erhLitlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

sIOg SALE--A BAY SADDLE PONY, llH HAND:
hirh sound and entle. Apply at stable "a Vest Iwen
tyeishih st.eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
BUsINE 5 OPPORTUNITIES

4 RELIABLE BUSINESS MsN-wiLLINi TO IN
n 800 10 $500 security ~ hani, an GUY one ha
interest busir~ss paying SBUU yearly all and ei
anime before closing elsewhere No 81 Third avenue
No. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
A UClION.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE or
~ OVEnt Sn 40 WORTH OF

UcrloS sALE.-fRiDAY OCf. 49, ny MUNpY a
"A HIGGINS their Ealesroorns fs5 Broome street.
broadway. largo assortment Of farlor and Chamber
suits. ining Room Carpets. Mirrors. stoves
silver Plated, emma Glass Ware Crockcry. Fancy
foods. Marble nc; also rosewood two.pul
Beer Pump, boots. shoes, CATERS, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE-AT AUCrION.--wILL BE
sold at public auction by order Of the sominstrarI
the Richard Edsan deceased situated In the
Of kewown, Long Island, the Fresh Fond road
tuesday, October ID 1851 O'Clock p NJ the Homestead
Farm formerly owned and occupied by hchard Edsall
deceascd Said consists Of about " acres Of first
areung land good VI cutvaton and 70 we
worthy gardeners aud farmers he above
farm win b sold IN parcels OF about II acres each The
property very Handsomely located and within four
miles Of the Williamsburg ferries.
HAKh1Err kDSALI. Administrstrix.
WILLIAM COESELYEA AuclIonecr.
ERvrOwy Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
hAndsome Household Furniture

NE DOUGHTY AUCTION sER. -Mo.Tj ,GE SALE OF
l. Horses Phaetans. open Barouche inee and double
Harness. seigha, kobes blansets S-iya Bells, &c. NJ
DoU,Hfy VAL sell THIS AY uctoses u at - O'Clock.
saesroom ~ Nassau street. Will OF riAge
Horses, y Mare sorrel Mare. Gutter -hfn. top
Phaetons open Ba ouche. Coupe Rock with pole and
shafts Buffalo koDes, Blankets, se.gh Bells, &c ihe
whole SOLD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

rsrss WILLIAMSON, ran cRLssRATRD ARTIST,
rooms ~ BroadwA1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Gloss Starch, the greatest and
cheapest and only labor saving discovery
in ironing fine linens 70 : sale al Bliss &
Hackers and Swan & BROS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

The Republicans Of Nemaha County,
Nebraska, WI meet in Delegate Com
vention on Saturday the l41h day Of
September 1867, at l O'Clock p. m for
the purpose Of nominating a Republican
Ticket for the county officers to be cleo
ted at the coming October election.
The Republicans Of the county are re-
quested TO meet in their respective pre-
eincls, on Saturday the 9Th day Of Sep
tender, for the purpose Of electing Del
egates as members Of said county con-
vention.
The number Of delegates allowed each
preeincI is determined from It's RePabIi.
con vote for Congress at the last October
election, and apporti0ned as follows to-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
TenneSsa EIAeflnn.

The official returns of the late election
in Tennessee, indicate that the grand
and glorious Union Party of that State
have t%riumphed BY majorilies ranging
from forty to fifty thousand. The Leg
i~slature is almost entirely Union, and al
the loyal Congressman are chosen by IN
precedent majori,ies. All honor to the
true and tried spirits that conducted the
late campaign ia that State.
The traitors and conservatives have
with a Waterloo defeat from which
they will never be able to recover. The
cOioTed men Of Tennessee have demon
s'Tated their ability to vote as molly as
they fought in the cause of The Union,
and CALAMITY uphold the eternal pTinci-
pies of right and justice. All hail to
Tennessee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Et.DerOln.
London.

On. SrnIcKLAED: Having used your
Anti hoIera Mixture during the chol-
era epidemic last summer, and induced
others 10 do the same, in case ihathad all
the cholera symptoms. IN every case it
promptly checked the disease. / believe
it's the best remedy known for cholera
and diarrhoea Of every form, and advise
those afflicted "a. TRY iL-W. BAnBER. Of
the firm Of Barber, ChOass & Naber,
Cincinnati.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
PLvN8 Cazzs. N..
august S.1, ls

PLuNR CpEzr. az
August ssh. Isl
Mr ED1roR IA Iadiaa
ed for with interest, While he
sion IS on iis way 10 tie Wsn
ali difficulties b FsaiisS Nd
as usual. deem 90 account o
sd catastrophe on he q. P. R.
showing The full intent 81 he S,y.~
From theft Of stock and murder
PIE thsy have progressed to he B.l
Of attacking The greatest eorDons-
the ! lains.
This morning before daylight
Of seventeen cars was thrown f,o
track al e place about six nile. -.
Plumb Creek, which Is abou. 9s9
west Of Omaha.
About 100 Indians s-urrouna.5
wreck. and having shot and s.al,ss 4
Engineer, Fireman and 2 Braks,m.,
once set IRE 10 The tram.
The conductor escaped, and
that there was another train close
rear, be ran back and meeting i
It TO be stopped and run back % 8.
creek.
Fer this the savages had pre5ausL
cutting the Telegraph wire the p,.ss
evening, west Of Plumb eresf.
when a party Of SIX men wsat tb.,
repair the line, hres Of them. v.,.
once killed.
Thus you see the savages have ls.r,..
how to 90 he work Of destruction n 4.
style of tie Rebels during ihe ,sar. nj.
the HANNIBAL and S. Joe r. Rm,s.
scene Of prepored wrecks.
Now we VIII hope that lbe p,,..a
Senators Of New England viii aa !,
some degree Of PFomPlness, sincs h
valuable property Of the pc, snispra
has suffered. Perhaps hey viii q.
clade tbas our Senator's were usdsah
demanding prompt punishment Of aa
"bTage red fends We have 10 Ia,
here on the Plaias. only ia The amingd
cur own people, by order Of The var D.
partment, for q promps aud tsrrBsu w.
gence. PLlrrE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Aagu.. s.h 1857.
Louisville, August 5.

The State election IN Louisville and
throughout the State as far as heard
from. passed of quietly.
The result has been another Democrat
&c triumph, BY a majority ~VariOasly esgi-
mated at from 45 70 $1,000.
Louisville city and the county Of JEFF
ferson have elected their en.ire legisla-
live TICKET, twelve members.
It is believed that The Democrats IN
The State have elected eve Fights Of
the Legislature.
In this City. the Radicals and Third
party men made a very poor ron. Helm.
The Democratic candidate for Governor
beating both his opponents BY about 5000
majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
PRESIDENT.


We have waited commen! on Mr.. Tip.
tons objections to Horace Grseley's
nomination as Minister to Austria, until
we could get the facts. We believe the
annexed IS a true statement, and we en-
dorse Mr.. Upton all over for this act,
and believe the American people will
in fact, we believe Greeley himself has
cause to be pleased that be has been saved
from the favor of Andy ,Iohnson.
The facts about Nj. Greeley's nomi-
nation In the senate are substantially
these: Mr.. Sumner reported The Com
miaee had The noniaation under consid.
-eration, and reported il bach favorably.
Several Senators called for the vote at
once, and The aEirmaliFe vote was cal
led, when Mr.. Upton asked the effect Of
an objection 10 It's immediate coBsidera-
ton. The Chair replied thar it would post
pone il one day, which was equivalent n
this case to p~ostpouing it until December
next. Several Senator's appealed 10 Mr..
Upton to withdraw bis objection. as be
could effect bis object Just as well by W.
ting in The negative. he replied that be
might do so were be certain that Mr.
Greeley would be defeated, but as he had
no assurance Of that, be must assist on
his objection, "for," said he, with In
creasing earnestness, "never will / con-
sent to eonferrIng such honors upon the
baIlsman Of JEFF. Davis."-W Washington
Correspondence ". Y. Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
The Annual Election or the Nema-

The Annual Election OF the Nema-
ha County Agricultural Society.
The officers and members Of the Mem
ha County Agriculture Society are re.
quested to meet at the county clerks Of.
fee in Brownville. on the first Saturday
in September, for The purpose of %electing
officers of the society for next year.
By order Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
BeaIaiee -
Au0 6tR 1851

N""- ~" --~'
Ma EDIToR: I JUST received The en-
closed message from Gov. Butler, who
left here for the Sandy this morning, I
have called the eiliz ems Of the Town to-
gether, and fifteen men have agreed to
start forihe Sandy tomorrow morning
The people in diferant parts Of the coun-
~ are preparing to assist the citizens Of
Jeferson County, and we hope that your
people viii assist At once in protecting
the frontier.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
.EMAHA CITY PRECINCT.
PERU PRECINCT.
Or Town g Range 10.

Description. Sec T r Acres Tax
OF l DIV fl or 6 6 Is 2ls50 So Sc
lot 2 NV fr ar do do 27'42 10 "a
lot 3 NV fir or do do 3 81
pilots 9. IL sefrqrdo do 40 IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
'BROWNVfLLE PRECINCT.
o. - s Range Do.

Description. Sec T r Acres Tax
lot l NV fr or z 5 Is 24s55SS ga
lof 2 NV Fl or DO DO 49, Is IS
lot sw fr or do do 40 IA lO0
NV ar NV or do do 40 5 SIS
pt lOt 3 sw fr or % do 1870 8 Is.
e Or NV or NV org DO I'D 50.
hfseneqr swqr DO do -.
NV Or ne qrs " az do { do 10 %
nhfswqrneqrssqr de DO 3 as
ehfneqrswqrswqrdO DO 8 IA.
wbfneqbswqrswqrdo do 3 AZ
NV Or swqr sw qrdo : do 10 Is.
" df ne Of sw or 80 DO 20 80
NFMAHA CRY PRECINCT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Yours ETC.,
NATHAN BLAKELY.
Mzs,eH

MESSAGE
FRIESD BLAKEbY I have me- a
messenger from Big Sandy. The eli.
zens are having a fight with the IndIrns
to-day at Big Sandy I want you to raise.
all the men you can and all he arms you
can, send them forward as soon as posi-.
bic, send them forward tonight if p0asi-
bic Three men have been killed TO-
day.
DAVID BUTLER,
Co-o-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

More Suffering. Sorrow and Death,
are the results Of Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia that form al other known diseases.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is q lure and inn
mediate remedy. Il viii stop distress af-
ter eating as soon as you take it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
TO An Whon ID NaY COneern.

Complaints having been made that
many Of the side walks, streets, cutters,
privy vaults, out houses and cellars are
in a filthy and unwholesome condition,
now these presents are to notify the
owners of said cellars, and houses. side
walks, cutters &e,or those whose duty i is
to have the same clensed, to remove such
filth, to put their privy vaults. side walks
cutters, out houses, cellars and lots in a
wholesome condition. on or before the
l9ih day Of August 1867, or the city
viii do 50 a. their expense.
JARVIS S. CHURCH, Mayor.
August y, 1867.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22
r.r,yo rxrp.opDrsARY.-

ovsTER-EATING EXTRAORDINARY
One dreadful gournand has been Spe'
ciaiIy stigmatized. The cruel dog heiA'
ar "Piercer,n is branded as the grea'e''
destroyer.of myriads. He ought TO Do
good eating. himself, he is so tasty ID ms
own food. The piercers swarm up like
locusts in the spring and are wondrous-
" prolific. They are regularly Matched
from nests; each nest contains about
eight hundred eggs and every egg has
forty infant demons softly nestled in
tiny cists. These spring quickly to ma
turity and set to work at boring, With
anorgan wonderfully adapted for the
purpose, they drill a whole in the shell
of the Young oysters and suck out their
luscious lives. Alegion of crabs follows
in the wake of the whelk, and these
prick out and clear away the remnants
of the murdered bivalyes. At Lahiiion'
near the lie des Olscaux, there are four
men who live in boat which floats ovel
the famous breeding beds below. The
duty of these four men is to watch the
line of march taken by the army OF
piercers. As the boat sleeps in its own
shadow Oh the unruffied surface they see
the young spat floating above the sea-
weed like white spangles, and then de-
.scending to its resting place. Next 9
thin white line of whelks advances and
the young oyster is slain. They gather
those whelks at low tides, and NJ
Compe, chief of the ostreacultural de
partment, records that one man has beer
known to gather fourteen Thousand
whelks i'm two hours.-AU the Yea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22
LADIES.

Ifyou are afflicted with lassitude; ii, on rising
in the morning, yOu feel unretreshed, with a bad
taste in the mouth disgust for food; con
slant desire TO rest, il is time something should
be done to stop the growing evil. We know Of
no preparation more highly adapted to all Attic
tons of this description than
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
For mothers nursing this great tonic should
always he taken, especially where the mothers
nourishment is inadequate tothe demands ofthe
child, consequently her strength must yield, and
here il is where good tonic, such rs HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS is needed to i'm
part temporary
STRENGTH AND VIG0R
to the whole system. Ladies should by all means
try this remedy, and before 80 doing. ask your
physician, who, if he is acquainted with its vir'
tues, will recommend its use in all cases. As a
MEDICAL AGENT
il has no equal, while its pleasing flavor and
healthful effects have made il general favorite
1t is free from all properties calculated to impair
the system, and IFS operations are at once mild
soothing and efficient All who have used the
Bitters
ATTEST ITS VIRTUES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22
A CALL.
'l,HR FORMER STUDENTS. PAT

rons and friends of Prof /. /. Hitchcock 4
old West Virginia Business College are request
ed TO meet at College Hall, late Union Hall,
Main street below Monroe, this Tuesday even
ing Goth inst at u o'clock.
In pursuance of the above call meeting was
held
ON notion Mr.. w. w. Benson Was called to
preside and Mr.. +. johnson chosen Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. X. Ankle, committee oil
three were appointed TO draft resolutions, who
after a short absence, returned and offered for
consideration the following preamble and reso
buttons:
WHEREAS, Professor /. /. Hitchcock has re
turned to Wheeling and resumed, with Professor
Dow. his avOeation of an instructor among us.
Resolved, Therefore, that We, his former pu
pills, patrons, and friends, extend to him g
hearty welcome to this. his former field OF use
| fulness. .-
Resolred, That we bear willing testimony t.
the ability JfaithfdiileSS, skill, and uniform kind
ness. and especially the entire efficiency will
which he discharged his arduous duties TO N
| and 10 all his students, and his uniform success:
] in making competent Accountants of all whit
used due diligence In learning.
! Resolged That we recommend 10 the favor ant
patronage Of this community, the new institu
| tion in which he is now engaged-rbe Nation
Business College and Normal Institute OF Fen
manship.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet
| ing be published in the daily and weekly paper
! OF this city. W. W. BENSON, President,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22
Odbert,s Cholera AntidOte.

A speedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
Darrhea, Dysentery, Flux, Chohc and Cramp'
ing Pains. Warranted to cure in every case
IT'S PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
A. s. Robertson, EatOn's Station, W. Va,
SAYS II is worth its weight in gold.
s. T. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says 1t cure d
him of Cholera.
1t is recommended by j. A. Metcalf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy: John Donlon, 7. ID. &
CO.. Louis Manners; Geo. X. Tingle, Maxwell
e. TiDgle; John Barton, Belmont Mills; Samuel
Iaughlin, Wholesale Druggist; Jas. Launder
JOS. S. Norton; j. IL. Rodgers, Con. b. Il q. K. T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22

A STRANGE AUToMATON There was
one giant toy in the centre of one of the
avenues of the Paris Exposition, which,
as it cannot be classified or included
with any other apparatus, may Us well
be described here. 1t is large piece
of imitation rock work, about twelve
feet high, covered with rich vegetation.
ferns and moses, lichens and orchids. a
spring gushes forth from one side, and
feeds the pond in which it is placed,
and in which gold and silver fish glitter
and gambol. Peeping out of one of the
csvernOns openings at the bottom is .
hinge black and white Newfoundland
dog Of natures size and natures mould,
but not of natures life aud blood. The
attendant touches secret spring, and
while the admiring observer stays and
stares, and feels inclined to pat Pom
pegs head, Pompey rolls bis eyes, opens
his mouth, and makes very good imi-
tation OF the deep mouthetl welcome of
some watch dogs honest bark. Startled.
bnt not intiniidate,l, the observer raises
his eyes and discovers carelessly sitting
on a huge boulder hare, which imme.
diately plays wild tattoo on drum
placed before it, and, ere pussy ceases,
"a hideous and enormous baboon on one
side clatters his jaws, rolls his eyes,
scratches his head, and plays a wild
and savage air on fiddle, while on
the other side of the rock some pastoral
swain, decked in gorgeous ribbons,
"Iecuhans sub tegmipe fagi,"
bows his head, carefully peeps all round,
raises pipe, and brings forth strains
that would melt Amaryllis, who sits not.
far of, had she only life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-22

A NEGRO lately gave his idea of faith
in Gods promises, in the following
words: Oar is brick wall, and de
Lord he stand deere, and say to me,
"Now, want you to go troo dat |
amt gwine to say, "Lord, l can't" |
got muffin to do bout it. All have to
do about it is to butt again it, and its
de Lords business to put me troo.