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New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
WASHINGTON.

THE PRoCLAMATIoN-CoNGR TO-DAY-PERRY
FULLER AND MR.. EVARTS-THE TAX BILL
REPRESENTATIVES, FROM THE SOUTH
MiCLOSKY'S DISp ATCUFs
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

COMMISSIONER TAfLORS DEFENSE.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The following Is q cop
OF the letter Of tho Commissioner or Indian Anars
Senator Henderson:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE INDIAN}
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

Nrw-ORIEANs, July 5.-The lIouse assembled
vetciIo, manning and took up the third rcudlle ahd
yss.ed bi placing Ihe CITY Pocc under tue eontto OF
the Governor; also tho bill authonhng me SSseFnSi 10
rJtbhod fotn o deprlye any Ohcer elected heretofore
r herenftor ~ his commission, whom ua Governor It
deem dsniniled by the fouItemth Ahen'1'hll' or hN
Iho state consultation. and 10 appoint W'oir"Nffhc
,ea.r I, "a, The vacancies thus creattd. fI.f .... "
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

.. 0. .a '.'. .li o,.,L aaa lono.ia. as To- ass.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

e TIE Cincinnati Gazette answers the
by publishing q list Of all the private
individuals holding United States secu-
rifles m that city, with the amounts
owned by them respectively. The whole
number Is seven hundred and twenty
eight, Of whom only ninsty-four hold
sums Of over one thousand dollars each
and only four over ten thousand sach.
The highest angle amount is 81, 420, be-
longing TO the estate of A. Harkness.
Six hundred and thirty persons hold
sums Of less than one Thousand dollars
each. The names Of q large proportion
Of these "bleatsd aristocrats" indicate
that they are Of German and Irish sx-
traction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

~~.x,,,,tt.r .,x.,t.a,,s g.. = H.. al.
ad,n,,rss ,,,.nt ~ ~. srasan. s.ss,a,, ,xss
~ ~ mn,,, ~ !" AIN % s.s" ,d rsfsrrsd A. NV
Cam n,,tt.a On EeJsrsi psio,inns' nrhs
bilI 10 authorize the sale of the Wnlbond.
ing Canal WAS passed.
HoUsr.--The House refused to take
up. on motion OF Mr.. Scott. of Warren
(itep.l the House ioint resolution ~ re-
istion' to the misappropriation OF the
soldiers' relief fund. A Bill was intro
duoed to prevent the use Of the names
saving societies and savings banks by
unauthorized persons: also. to further
prescribe the duties of sheriffs and core
ners: Also To amend the act of 1853 to di-
vide townships into eIscfion precinots;
also. 10 amend the act of 184I to preserve
the purity Of elections: Also, two ether
bills on this subject: also. for the protec-
tion of railway passe nc ers: subpiernen-
TO examine the Moraan raid claims. A
bill was introduced to EXEMPT personal
earufbgs from Application TO the nav
mef,t of debts In certain cases; to provide
against obstructinp the nayigable waters
Of the State. A bill was introduced TO
reinstate certain discharged Penitenti-
ary convicts in the rights Of citizenship.
A resolution was adopted 10 adjourn over
from, the Sd to the 7th inst A resolution
was also offered, but laid over for discus-
sion, recurring the Speaker to furnish
the names of all who voted for IL. with
view of stopping their per diems.
snrArr Arril The hin IN armand
the art IN nrnfect ~ a.d fishsriea xas
nas.1S. s,.o t6s hill oiv;rg 70 ~, n"iis
az incornorstsd VILLAGE controi cf t,,rn.
mix es r,,nning throngh Ar tsrminstino
n ths streets If sncS v,,Iaoes. si.o the
hin 10 nroyids : far the nsSnstpstion of
Trustees and the appointment OF fvisitors
of Eniversities and Colleges also to
authorize q taz in Kirkwood township,
Belmont County, to pay q bounty to
Joseph Barr; also to provide against the
sale Of unsound ana unwholesome fish
also, the bill to provide for struck juries
directing that In the selection ofnames
from which the Jury was to be struck,
the clerk of the court should have the
assistance of the auditor and probate
Judge; also bill to amend an act forthe
incorporation of townships. Bills were
introduced to amend the act of 1858 de-
fining the powers of the Commissioaers
of the sinking fund, 40 as to dispense
with the State Agency for the PAYMENT
of the interest on the public debt to
authorize the receiver Of insolvent rail-
road companies to sell unfinished rail-
roads and franchises; to amend section
two OF the act of 1880, to provide for the
payment of the public debt ofthe State |:
to allow certain funds to be made a part
of the irreducible debt of the State: to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
LEGLSLATIYE.

SENATE, April "A communication,
In reply to u resolution the day previous,
was received from the School Commits
sioner, stating that. advanced sheets Of
his report has been sent to the Cincin-
natl Gazette aud other leading dailies Of
the State, with an agreement that no
use should be made Of them In the pa
pers until ne should notify them by tel
egraph. The publication Of the abstract
OF the report was published In the Ga
xette without any further communica-
tion from him. The communication
was ordered to he printed. The bill pro-
yiiing for constructing drains and water
oourses was passed. The bill authoriz-
Ing the sale of lands In Washington
itownship. Montgomery county, was
passed. Ths following bills were intro
tueed: I: To amend the act 7exempting
hom eel steads nom execution; supplement
tary 10 the act Of 1857, relative to the
coristructiof,s or rSads ON petition; con-
cefning suspendsd railroads; The bill
~ Amend the law Of 1885 to provide for
lie partition Of real eState was indsfi-
nateiy post tponed; also the bill providing
r,lie3 for the delivery Of freight ffon
ateamb boats; also the bill TO enable EAu-
tliai insurance companies 70 become
Joint stock companies. The Senate joint
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

"' THn Arkansas Constitution appears
70 have'been carried by asmall majority.
although the returns are yet incomplete.
The instrument Is said to embody many
liberal and progressive features, and Its
adoption mnrks new era in the histo-
ry Of the State. Arkansas will be among
the first to resume her proper place In
the family Of States. The contest was
an excited one, with much bitterness on
both aides. Up to the close and some
days after, the opposition were conf
dent; but the returns have dispelled the
dciusien. A letter from Hon. B. F. Rice,
chairman ofthe Republican State Csm-
n,lttee, says the majority Will be about
sixteen hundred and fifty. He says:
"Whlle I am writing, the colorsd
people are marching through the streets
with bands of music. You never saw
such an election, ! am sure. We have
carried the State decidedly, ~ our whole
State and Legislative ticket are elected,
We hope Congress will not hesitate In
removing the disabilities without such
legislation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
Conservative.

The Copperhesd papers Of ths milk
and-water sort have called themselves
and party Conservatives" That gen
vine Democratic paper which expresses
she sentiments Of its party unrsssrvsdly,
the Lacrosse Democrat, thus describes y
Conservative"
"Conservotivsi" ..t,s a.
How we hate the word! eS
II is asynonym for coward-one who
has no principle--no heart--no earnest
nsss-no love of truth--no confidence In
the right--no boldness--nons OF the
, higher aud nobler qualities Of manhood.
"C0nservdtiVein
A smooth -tongpsd, soft.stepping, sly,
selnsh, treacherois, cold-blooded, deceit
ful, doubls-faced, forked-tongusd sneak.
"ConssrvdttpeW s ~ " g
~ A ''nesstrai, y "negatipe" political thing
sineither fish, flesh nor fowl,n subject
upon which we find II utterly impossible
TO express our feelings, but we beg all
all that class Of politicians to accept our
feeble complimentary offering, with the
assurance that IL is the best we can do
for them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
CLIMAxi CLIMAxl,

CLIMAxi CLIMAxlt
Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 20 cents.
& 1t heals without q scar. No
family should be without 1t.
We warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Erupti0ns
OF the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scaids, Chapped Hands,
&c, it makes a perfect cure.
It has been used over fifteen
years, without one fhilure.
1t has no parallel--haying per-
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. 1t is a compound Of Anica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams and put up In. larger
boxes for the same pricc than any
other Ointment. VIZ 'sa'iiawdi i'fFsf,.3 fls'is.,
I. solasby Druggists s,sryvhsrs, whissla IIovians,
fropristors l2i Liberty Street. New York. I. Il 81.
- 4 Ss::.sson, sS zssnt g s,.a c,lairCsyilis' o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

THE Republican victory in Rhode
Island last week is another indication Of
tho discrimination Of the country to
fight the battle through to the end.
Occurring, like the New Hampshire
election, when every indication as tothe
working Of the popular mind was watch
fully regarded, and when any chance
would have had an extraordinary sig
nificance, the result has the Importance
of q skirmish, with decisive rsults,
preliminary to battle. 1t shows, fur
thcrmorc, that the people stand steadily
by Congress, and that they, too, impeach
Andrew johnson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

THE question is canvasssd In Ohio
Prsss sSs wsai sa
Of Mr.. johnson, there will be vacancy
In the rsprsssntatlo Of Ohio Ia the Sem
ate, 10 be allied by the Legislature. Mr..
vAlIandigham thinks there will but the
better opinion 10 that there will not. IL
Mr.. Wade becomes acting President. IL
will be solely because he Ii President OF
the Senate -and he holds that office only
- . Senator. II he ceases to be sens
tor. he will tl,so Jdcto cease TO be Presi-
dsnt Of the Ssnste, and cannot therefore
BE- acting President, Itseemsquite clear
that his ofIice - Senator will not be va
Gated In case Of the Presidents convic-
tion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
Letter frrm Senator wiisen.
Senate CHAMBER WARRINGTON,
~ F| fslLt 4rs Marnh m 1919

My Dear Sir. Ia o communication
to the The Anti-Slavery Standard yeu
say that "Senator Wilson works for
Grant who is Radical, and objects 10
other candidates who are Radicals, be-
cause they sometimes drink. y am
sure you do not intend to be unjust, but
you have certainly placed me In q false
position. For 81 years 1 have been
pledged temperance man, and / have
stfivsn to be faithful to cause my, heart
loves and my Judgement approves
While l have ever regarded intemper-
ance TO be terrible calamity to human
ity and q sin against God, have always
felt tho deepest pity and sympathy for
all whose lives were blighted by 1t. /
know of no Radical whose name has
been mentioned for the Presidency who
gets drunk, or to who's nomination have
objected because he sometimes drinks.
l have seen Gen. Grant In the camp, In
his Office, at his own house, and at din
nsr parties where liquors were freely
used by others, but have never seen
him drink even glass of wine nor have
ever seen him when had the slightest
rsrson to think he was in any degree
under the influence of drink.
You say further that work for Grant,
who 10 not a Radical. have done little
work for Gen Grant, for 1t was not .nec-
essary that any one should work for him.
The Republicans OF nearly every State,
with great unanimity, have pronounced
for him, but this resultwas not achieved
by work, but by the needs of the coun-.
try and the instincts Of patriotic and
liberty-loving people. took occasion
more than two years ago to express on
the fisor Of the Senate my conviction
that q patriotic and liberty-loving peo-
pie, betrayed by the Presldsnt, would
turn to that great soldier and summon
him to marshal them to victory. Teirty-
two years ago 1 fully committed myself
to the anti-Slavsry cause, and, l have
striven with voice and vote to advance
Is to its Anal and crowning triumph, It
was because Twas an anti-Slavery man,
q Radical Republican, because believed
the cause OF equal and impartial liberty
to be above the ambitions and interests
Of public men, and because believed
Gen. Grant would cary that cause to
assured victory, that turned to him ~
the Presidential candidate Of the Repub-
lican party. Iknow him to be an honest,
just, and Arm man, whose fidelity TO his
country and to the equal rights Of all
his countrymen cannot be questioned.
y Gladly would 1 have welcomed the
nomination Of some one Of the veteran
anti i-Slavsry men, II such nomination
could have assured tho success OF our
But tn pioneer anti-Siayery men have
ever been forced by the needs OF their
struggling cause TO be sslf-saerifcing
and self-forgetfui. That self-sacrInoing
spirit and self-forgstfulness have schiev-
cd glorious victories for humanity In the
past, and / trust will win In the future
the election OF . president, under whoAs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
Spefial Autifes.
To Owner. Of norsss and Cattle.

Tobias Derry Condition Powders are warrant
ed superior to any others, or no pay for the cure
of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, HIDE
bound, Colds, &C., In Horses; and Colds, Coughs,
Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper,
de-. in Cattle. They are perfectly safe and In
your animals. They increase the appetite, give
fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary or
and you win never be without them. Hiram
Woodruff the celebrated trainer Of trotting
mends them to his friends. Col Philo p. Bush,
of the Jerome Race Course, Fordham, N. Y,
would not use them until he was told of what
they are composed, since which he is never
without them. He has over twenty running
horses in his charge, and for the last three years
has used no other medicine for them. He has
kindly permitted me to refer any one to him.
Over 1000 other references can be seen at the
depot. Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price
Is cents per box. Depot, 50 Cortlandt Street.
New York. feOlm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
/ GENE RA MASSACRE

of the fibres Of the head the whiskers, the mus
taches, or the beard can be easily accomplished
by the application of the scorching hair dyes,
and when every harris
KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by these nostrums willre-
gret, too late that they did not use the wonder
full and entirely poisonless preparation which,
IN FIVE MINUTES,
produces black or brown which is not surpass-
ed by natures own hue. Be wise In time. The
only safe and sure article is
CRISTODORo's HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRiSTADORO, 6S Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. fe27-lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

The New York Tribune states sditori-
ally: We have assurance from Wash
ington that General Graat finds II not
Inconsistent with his duty ~ = soldier,
to announce 1t as his opinion that the
only hope for the peace Of the country,
is the success of the pending impeach.
ment trial. He feels that the national
security demands the removal Of the
President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
ST.CLAIRSVILLE
Livery Stable
J. F. SIMPSON,
ppnpp usrnn

PROPRIETOR.

HAVING purchased the entire Livery Estab-
IL lishment of Mr.. Rremmer, / respectfully
announce to the public that am prepared 10
furnish Horses, Carriages. Buggies, omnibases
and Sleighs, at reduced prices. ~, -tt
From long experisnce In the business natter
myself that Ican render entire satisfaction TO
the public,
. Every thing connected with the Livery will bs
kept In neat, clean and durable order, Safe
horses and good vehicles.
p Give me o call. ]. r. SIMPSON.
Feb. Is, l66S-u ttft
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09


Massillcn and Perry township polled
total vote Of one thousand, and give a
Republican majority of nine, Repub-
Icon gain over last fall of fifty.
,BELLEFoNTAIN, o., April 6.-IThe
! straight Republican ticket was elected
for the first time In three years, by 100
majority. The township gave 1876 ma
,ority, a Republican gain of fifty-fiye
MT. VERNoN--Ths Republicans at the
city election to-day elected the city Off
GERS by handsome majorities. In the
township there were three Richmonds
In the field--Democratic, Republican
and self-styled economy ticket. The
old board OF Republicans, j., 8. Ward
and John Y. Reeves were reelected
Trustees by small majority, and the
old Clerk, NJ. l. Mills, Republican, by
large majority.
SALEM, 0.-A very, light vote, was
polled. Lochard, for Mayor, Eastman,
for Recorder, Joseph Kerr, for Treasurer,
Samuel Grove, for Marshal, and four
Trustees, all Republicans, were elected
by q greatly reduced vote. Henry Shaf-
fer, democrat, Is elected Trustee.
VAN VERT, O.,-JThe entire Republic
Mayor Is 136, Republican gain Of 20
per cent. over last year. Republican
township officers were elected by about
the same majority.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.,--In the borough
election which took place to-day, the
Republican ticket was elected by two
hundred and five to eighty-eight, ma
jority of one hundred and seventeen.
The Republicans Of Ottawa, Ohio, yes
tsrday, elected the Mayor and three
Couucilmen, all Of them gain.
Do.x,,kIsan.. 30
| gained q City Councilmen.
elected by SO majority other offices d.
| vided.
ALLIANCE, O.,--Whols Republican
ticket elected by 2O7 Republican majori-
ty; q gain.
COLUMBUS, o Murphy, Democrat, /.
reelected Marcbal by o majority of 998, Q
gain for the Republicans over last fall o.
I 200.
There are Union gains in Lapcastsr Of
so; Norwalk, SO; Troy, 20. NSteubenvilk
goes Union by 407, gain OF 100.
| RHODE ISLAND. e -
THE REPUBLICAN, vIcToRY-CoMPLHTI
RETURNS. fA W
PRovIDENcE, April 2.-The JeurnA
has received full returnr of the Stat
election from every county in th6State
burubluo (ttep.) J, IVr mas lV,Uo
votes, and Peirce (Dem.), 5,131. TIL,
General Assembly stand as follows:--
Senate. % Republicans, 5 Democrats, on,
vacancy. House, ga Republicans,
Democrats, one vacancy.
ARKANsAs.
A dispatch from Little Rock, dated tn,
Sd, to the st. Louis Democrat says: Th
entire Republican State ticket is elected
by more than 10000 majority. The leg
islature organized on lastThursday Maj
J. N. Sarber was elected President Of th
Senate, and Major John G.. Price, ed;to
of the Republican, Speaker of the House
The Constitutional Amendment was X
be adopted Friday.
~ NEW YORK.
The result of the charter election II
Jordan, N. Y, Is q splendid triumph fol
the Republicans, whose candidates fol
President, Trustee, Collector, and Polio,
Colistables, are elected. The Republi
can msjorities are ss follows; President
w. G. Rodgsrs, 10 majority; John l.
Putnam, Trustee, 84majority; w. White
Collector, 80 majority.
j At the election in Yonkers last Thurs
day, q Republican supervisor was choser
by 2l8 majority in q heavy vote. The
Democratic majority last year was 297.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

THE Impeachment Managers closed
their testimony Saturday, and Court
adjourned till Thursday to give the
Presidents counsel time to arrange their
evidence for presentation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

The rebel Cclsnsl, Grsnfel, has essap-
ed from the Dry Tortpgas. whsre.:he was
sentenced for life eoii conviction Of con-
spiraecy with others TO burn the cities OF
lbs rebsl prisoner confinsd at Camp
Douglas. es &
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

LKcrURE.--Do mt forget to go 70 DIR.
Tsotter,s Lecture t6-iIght, at the Court
House. Admission Free.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

The Democrats Of LEND dondary, N. H.,
supported q eolored man for ne-of their
Republicans did not vote for him, and %
he wss defeated. fsstsy 6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

\ Agthe meeting Of the Building Asso-
riatlsh on last Monday night. $500 Of the
funds were sold at 81 per cent. premium.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

All kinds OF Musical Instruments nom
cent Jews-Harp to magnificent Piano.
Teachers, Clergymsn, Churches, sabbath
Schools. obtain the most advantageous terms.
Reparing and Tuning done. Music published.
Instruction given on -violins
Guitar, &C. ff--fa ttf ~
Feb. 81 is6s-am gs tisa 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09

Before speakIng oithese
In detail, the Management
Sesire 10 direct public at
tention 10 a feature NJ
novel In conception as u
IL grand In execution /; VIC
refer to'our great = u 0t
Gratuitcus Exhibition,
Which charac terizes the
entree OF our establish
ment in every place. A
Brilliant Street Pageant,
which for extent richness,
elegance, dazzling effect,
gorgeous display ana
thrilling interest, has new
er been equalcd since the
- Triumphal ufI
r PROr r"s srov
~ ar.s..v 49,.
~.ee
In this grand cavaioade
and moving picture will
appear the Basd CAorSof,
Of original design and re-
splcndent coFetion.
called,
The THRONE Of APOLLO,
And a cavslcade Ls,,e entitled,
,...ih1 -g..l
GAuAUEH& FHlUWPH
Consisting Of lfounss<i
KniRhta. clad IN
bnrnished steei armour
WITH their bappers. mem.
mons. and lnsienia and ac-
Sompanied by their ladies'
49, a. Sos'ames III, .d,s. ~ meaNna, NJ
,. 49,, ~ .Essvoehs ~. so
Proosssion.
This enterprise possesses
tho requisite resources for
predicting, at one per-
formance, In the sanne- Cir
Gle,
aofthe HEaT RTnEpa
~ yur ,s,cs, n,
tut Wuhiyt
mus, In point Of Eques-
am sins T.. s,n,per,or,sy, 81, na.r,'s,,,.s ou., !.
erhihit,ons and ;rrnsri.
hc u ths 2,sna . degrea
N ,n,ere.t oevsr hsSars
crae sed
...-
MApIu PAULINE,
Leading Equestrienue Of
Europe.
NuApjrsr rusu
-s"Hnsso tbeus
6 nare BACK Hors EN- n.
VI tue lew great oare back
r E,,rone' i' ~ sa.d, ~. ~ ~ ~ y
Aead, and Is Justly entitled
10 the title he has won BY.
his industry and rare ca
I,s.,i psbi'ities.ihat ~ =. @..,9 g cAa~-
~.:.. - y .~.
MUlU MAU36AIl,
Who has filed, for several
consecutive seasons, the
position Of leading Eaues
trhn In the Metropolitan
S,re,,sl sE,,a,ns 81 'ne new f0rk
a sucb specialtses have
bever before been ooacen.
trated In one estsblish.
ment. The
Rival Gvmuastg.
Messrs.
uct,O,.,Aw a m. ....s<
lUkkVWAN a. HAUUUU
Will duly compete for su-
promacy in their respect
iyo roles. The =
WAni0EN RpnTHspR
CharIss an Trssar,.,,'
have haen so,ac,o,' ~ a., /,
tha,r ,sre oer,,s ss..s ~ cvn,l ~,
nssts. ''
The popular Jester OF the
age,
AN nau oae-s,,n
mh ph eAoiMlus
who has met with the
most unbounded success
east, west, North and
south, who viii Introduce
ms troupe OF Educated
horses, ponies and mules
consisting OF the lar
iamed russian Horss
= OzAh. the Comic
Irick Horse BADGEh
sTATE. Highly Eda
oated Mules TiMOTAx
ana ana 49, =
,wthD iogetner WIN
his beautiful T0opeo
SHETLAND PONIES
Prof WILL {
q u II - and his troup,
Of E ID U O AT = 8
oCas. GOATS sns
tONkEfh
In conjunction Will
'thers, the mes Q
pne JObEPAAN8
the talented and beautifu
lazy equestrienne MT
"a: :hyLLOW WAr tn
WIN. MA DDEN. ~
psople's Clown, the per
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
eRuaApERs' TsIuaapa

Consisting Of 0sunsss1
knlHhts, clad In
FURNISHED steel armour ,
With their banners, PEN
nons, and insignia, and ac-
companied by their ladies'
In COSTUMES Of Medieval ]
Ages, all preceding the
. browning feature Of the
Prooessio1.
This enterprise possesses
tho requisite resources for
predicting, at one per-
formance, In the same- Cir
Gle,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
IAMEs MkHehlg,

Who has filed, for several
consecutive seasons, the
position OF leading Eques
trian In the Metropolitan
building Of the New York
Circus.
8 such specialtses have
never before been coucen.
trated In one establish
rnent. The
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
MApltE eAullHr,

cHARLES FISH,
Bare Back Hor 8 I'm q n.
Ofthe few great bare back
riders either here or In
Europe, he stdads at he
hedd, and is justly entitled
10 the title he has won by.
bis industry aud rare ca
pabilitiee-that Of CA0n-
pioss of the World!