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..CnIldren's -Lives saved for 80 osnt -, =

"ChildrensB LiEes Saved for 90 centH.'s
Thousands OF Children die annually OF
Group. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
so cents, and always have bottle OF DIR.
Tobias Venetian LinIment in the house,
yop never need fear losing your little one
when, attacked with this complaint. 1t Is
now "A yeaa alnes have put, np. my, ,Iini-
ment and never heard OF child dying OF
Group when my Imminent was used; but
hundreds of cures have been reported 10 me,
and many state II it were $40 per bottle they
would not be without it Besides which, IL
is a certain cure forsCuts, Burns, Headache,
Toothaehe, Eore Throat, 'swelfngs, Mumps,
Collie, lDiarrheaS Dysentery. 9spasms, old
Sores, and Pains in the Limbs, Back, and
Chest. No one once tries 1t who is ever
withoutft. Is Yarranted perfectly safe to
take internally. Full directions with every
bottle, Sold 'byc the Druggists and Store
keePers IN the united States Depo 10 Park
PLaee, N.Y. ,5il0 jIs5ufI noylSs1md&Wl II
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uTASTED.-15 want q man 10 take tiIis
w AGENCY for Illoyds R1eaf Doubfe RES
volylnR MAPS Of Europe and Afneiic1l
with tho 1900 county eoloTed map or ne
United States on the hack, issued to-day and
needed BY every family, school and library
m the land with patent reverSers by which
either map can be thrown frOut fEach Tfia6
d 62x64 Inches, large, with ribbon binding
aud .d0uble;laeed rollers cost 100000 and
small capital Will do 10 start with. $40 a
copy can be got for these great maps, Send
Tor Circular terms. &c. twenty new MANS
underway. J.TsLLOYD(P. o. Box I'm Ar
IANTA. GE0RGIA-S nov2l.Imd&V
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LEi OdAhTEhEpB BY TILE STATE { &.
DARIUS R. AfANGAH, President s.e4ls
1ai DO 'i,vai JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily balances,
subject % Cheek at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS isdiyided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
ofilargeo wealth. and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable TO depositos
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large OF small a1ne nnts, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and YITHoUTNoT1CE. allow
Ing interest TN Ala, DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country. can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vaptages of security convenience and pIoit,
L. do % HH q. -
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Dissolution Of Partnershin.

NOTICE lB HERERY ClIYEN THAT
IN the partnership heretofore existing IN
the Manufacture OF Copper, Tin and Sheet
day dissolved by mutual eoiaRelltI 4 gIte
6ustness will be eouductsdJ In tie IufunS nv
Reed q Jones, at the Old stand Fho VIII sei.
nrm. Thankful for past faYors the new I'm
viii endeayor TO merit and hope 10 reoSsive
q liberal share OF puhliCpHfrunaRe.
-oelS tsie 'ftly,laFsif sRETniG JONES.
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". 81. a. FLIcK, an old Bedford how.
and an original member of the 4lst q,
V. L, was elected to the West Virginia
Legislature at the lac election. ae
has been practicing law there for the
last three years, A few such car5e,-
oagSers will do that country q Npower
o. good. "-Ctepeldad Herald.
Mr.. Flick is the member OF the next
House, OF Delegates from Pendleton
County.
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TaE LECTURE To,NIanr--Georp

TIE LECTURE Io-NIonr.--GeoTge
Alfred Townsend will deliver his lee
tute on the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
before the Library Association at Wash
Ington' Hall this evening. Reserved
seats for sale at Shelb's Music Store.
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ASSHuTZ., ORION Thurstiay eyenin,,
Nogember -, 1853 NJ ffi6 ~ lisfee NJ NJ
1[ldes parents hS the Rev. NJ. =. Beatty Of
sSnady side, TlTRoD6RE 81, ANsHUT5.s OF
eer Of III James On OF Rittsb0rEh. Pa. 4 \ =
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THE PennsylSania Central Railroad
Com pany are now. running and expsr-
lnlental hue for railroad from WIN.
hamspart, Washington county, Mo.
Hill, West Virginia. about ten sr,ISI,s,
from Winchester. tits TO CONNECT nj
Wnltamsport with a road now beino
built from HagerstoWn. u - Is
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are all ISess letss sa s6o5 s1a sSs what
Laughing ovef2n RadeRn-ssAII anil.
cations for ofticen General Grant
well. twist them up Into cigar light
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Notice.

FINHE PARTNERSHIP .HEREToFORE
il exIatlng under the flrn naIne OF Crnnmer
q Bowers, in the counties OF Marshall aud
Weizel, West lVirglniaI has this day besn
6. L. CRANAfER
dec1-3t Il. T. BOWERS. ~
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Island Lois For Sale. :.

fIIwo DESIRABLE BUIbD1NGj LOTS
L No. 1856 and lS7, on Ohio sTreot, adjoining
The property of Mr.. NIcoles. Eirs .DE zllli1
For terms apply to --..,
- Executor of Thos. Conard, decd.
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Tho Great Repuoltc Exposed for Sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ProceedtnsS--

observation-disclosures Proceedings.
sale or RIO Sale. s'ls, =, ',.'--.t =
The attendance on board the Great
Republic at CRroudelet Yesterday was
meaRer. There were present, with 9th.
ers. Captains John n. BofiDger, John
A. Duble. 81. a. Symnes, O. "a. Fafis,
w. b. Donaldson, 7. Singer, and
Messrs. Geo. II. Rea, I. P. Manion, and
Messra- w. III. Brown aud J. Haig, OF
pittsburgh. MesSrs. Morgan and "A.
h. Smith, United States AIarshals, were
present, and the former read the order
OF sale and stated the termS--half cash,
half In six months with interest ut the
rate of ak per cent per annum, and an
nouneed the only reservation to be the
bar furniture and fixtures. A bid was
asked and alter few moments Capt:
Symmes said, to start her anyhow, he
would say SIS. COO. The auctioneer said
the bid Is not accepted-ft was too lit
tie; the boat was not to be given
away. Capt. BofiuRer addressed
the auctioneer, and would like
70 be informed If there was ia
to understand it. weli.s said
Symmes, twill thirty Thousand do ne?
Ibid that sum-" Lawyer Rankin, of
great legal acumen in steamboat and
other matters, was present, and was
consulted by the. United States oficers
in,pFiSate as TO the course to be pur@
sued, and Mr.. Smith was instructed to
say that bid ofS 600 would be enter
tanned, but no lees. aud Captain Bofin-
ger remarked Jpn bet you don't get
that bid from me-" To shorten the
story, after yainly endeavoring TO get
more bids, or q bid of $50, COO, another
consultation was held in the hall of the
steamboat, aud Mr.. Smith came out
and stated that the sale would not pro-
coed, and the company departed.
The steamer cost about $500 Geo. and
is only about two years old. II Capt.
Symmes gets her for thirty thousand,
1t Will be a great reduction on the
original cost OF this pRlRtfal steamer.
We have little 10 say in regard to this
remarkable sale. or attempt to sell a
steamboat. The fact is that Messrs.
Symmes, Rea and Bofinger went down
10 purchase the boat In conjunction,
and they think they. have, her. They
last evening rendered the cash to the
United States Marshal, who refused 10
accept, saying that he will make return
to court this morning, and then an
swer--ISdtlrddy' ST. LoWfs Democrat.
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NoEna.

AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Trade on coal of tins city, IL was Re-
solved that the dealers WOuld make bnt two
grades Of coal hereRfter,v1E clean and mt
per bushel OF 50 pounds; the latter at 81 90
per ton or So per bushel, as per ordinance OF
The city. - q 10 ) 90 To- --lF 10 I1f4f9e5.l
The priee on platform VIII be 10 ana 50
per buslleI.
- n. G. 0APEHART, President.
Z P.fL. KIMBERLY, seo'y. novSO.8t
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:, AT present there. are 1857 practi-
SS sH,eEs OF homeopathy in the United
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oSaak serene and majestic figure of
nnSSSSLge Washington has made an Inn
md anon on the world more profound
modsrn IiI nsE than that OF any man Of
easSssnon5anSt, The New York. Tunes
the ioarnais Of lite nom Paris that
the ARR with the queSSSSn ar. .ss saving
oe the Warrington OF ssH,rP,, NO To-. y 20
ADDS: 1.-THE grand man, &Sst,,a.no ne
made to promenade before ne als ton1 Is
60 eyes OF the Spaniards as tha PieSS-
s,s olsa ior lmitatlon. Never did p ny
rise higher above DE AbsSs1s ~ sage
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av,sHI; St. Paul DispGtel saws the
were basslo 5 snia Me IS Sf f.s in 4
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EssAYs ron iYoUNa ,MBg 4 !

E6SAKs FOR YoBHG MEa.a ! q
On the Errorzaaud Abuses Incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view Of treatment and cure, sent by
mall. nee of charge. Andres HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, fhnhdeiph4a, Pa
ssp2SsSmd&w 'i1s 20 t'2'tq.ll
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liver af iss.ss DAVIS il Is ssid, is 10 de.
pOrtancs ofsiP P inElaas q .hs Inn
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i i:.s. SOMETHING. NER. # 4. 1. !. /
g. {, ;s;:SOAEEHING NEIH: :s ....s
i issa4 SOMETHING 4 new. ' 3i5@d
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARG SY CT O II /. O COLLARS.
ARG0SY CLOTH COLLARS.

These CollaIs are sold everywhere at The
same price as paper goods, and Will wear
three times as long. uais3E gui3iH-a 's45
The trade supplied in Wheeling by AUGUs-
ruh iPoL1AGK. ManuTactutedIby g. W. H.
WARD, New York. y G sal 'e= noyil-ln
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I q a Boston letter 10 the Cincinnati
Commercial has the following gossip
about Gen. Butler and his late oppo-.
Inent for Congress, Richard a. Damn, Jr.:
Il Is. really very strange that none of
the newspapers here OR in New YorlzG
have hit upon ihe true philosophy of
the curious political contest which, un-.
til the first Tuesday of this month,
ragged throughout the county Of Essex
In all cases 1t was either one side or the
extraordinarily Butler or Violently
Dana. The first was either Estates
man. or "blackGuard;" the last either
"a mobile specimen of humanity" or u,
l"bloated aristocrat." Now everybody
In the country knows what Butler re-
ally is, and If they will only stop to
think, and free their minda of preJn-
dice, will readily see that he is u selfish,
bold, warm hearted man, of very acute
intellect, and of very little principle,
Dana, on-the. otherhand, Is a man of
great culture, thorough lawyer, an
upright citizen, and, wilhal, SO deeply.
fmbued with the spirit or English aris-,
tocracy, that be Is, OF oil persons, The
least fitted to represent the people in a
Republican government. So, Perhaps,it
Is quite as wen that Butler was elected,
IN spite OF his financial heresies, which
even his enemies admit he VIII probs-
bly, drop as soon as he can do so grace
fully. That he has, not already. dis
carded them Is, probably, owing to his
bump OF. obstinacy, which Is well
known TO be large, As for the Insult
ing language he used towards Edward
Atkinsonand others, there is no excuse
for 1t. Such abillingsgate performances
has had no parallel In our politics for
a score of years. The most honest and
tair minded of The Republicans OF Essex
have already fretted under Buffers
rule, never wanted him from the first,
and would have been only too glad TO
have rid themselves OF him on the pre-
sent occasion, If the opposition to him
had only taken a less Objectionable
form. 1t was a choice of evils, and
whether they chose The less or the
greater yet remains to be seen. Butler
Is much the ''smartest manu- 80 to
speak, in the district. very taking with
the rabble, his audacity is very fascipat-
Ing with weak minded people--and car
riedeverything before him like whirl-
wind. He is not q true Radical, only
an extremist, and is likely TO whifIle
round and go,over to. the enemy any
moment II happened to suit his ambi-
tious purposes. 1t is said that no would
like,to sit at Summers desk in the SEN
ate, but that can never be, 81
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oRIsrADoRoits nAIR DYE. !

i CRIsrADOROfHS h&HR DYE.
To art We owe n thousand Graces; ~ 40"
Improving Nature no disgrace is
50, as gray hair don't please the eye, 81 10
Use CRlSTADoRo'S MAToHL ES5 DYE.
CFIstRdOrO's Hair PrcserVatIVe
Striking, astoundipg.are the Effects pro.
dueed by Cristadoro's Hair Preservatlye and
Beautlners i De the hair eyer so wiry, coarse
and unmanageable by brush and comb, in
oneweek tbisRrticie will render 1t flexible,
lustrous, and incline ed TO curl. 80 gatsA'f'
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. o Aston House. r. Z -
nov1S.lmd&w, ~ = ,-.1.s.. = 70
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BALTIMORE { OHIO R. r. COMFY

.lEfa 8WHERLISG. November 2SthI 1858. Z
DAH5EN6ER TRAINS WILL -RtINbBY
j. the following schedule on and amer the
EoLh 'daT of November, 1865 Wheeling time.
EXPRESS TRAIN
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BRIOK ANDE STONE FOR SALE.
Connmissioner,s Sale.


= ".
Estella Aay Waters, etals.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER-
ID ed in the above entitled cause on the
day Of October, 1895, i shall, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day OF HOYEnBER, 1865 alto o'clock
q. m. proceed 10 sell ut the front door Of The
Court Houke OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asufdclency thereof
TO pay the debt mentioned in the bill and
proceedings In this case.
First, Lot number thirty-fIvo $50 IN
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
&C. ID q CE-fIClEf
secondly. Lot number thirty-six $3.50 In
ZaneB Island addition to the CITY OF W heel
ing as laid ont By Henry Moore as TTnstee.
Terms OF sale; one.thiTd ca of the puI-
chase money cash, the residue thereof at six
10y and twelve (19 months with interest
from the day of sale, (the purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount IN cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish to dol
giving notes with good peIs.naI security 10
secure the payment OF the deferred install
ments, and retaining the title uEtiIS tlie
whole purchase money Is paid.
=fFt Us WILLIAM Ii. CALDWELL,
G. L. C2ANMER, Attorney. oc26.SOt
The above sale is postponed until TUEs-
DAY, December list, 1855, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
November 70, 1865 f5fSI nov26-tdI
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A Good Investment.

Il vest ara offered the bonds OF a good cor
poration, amply secured by deed OF trust
on valuable real estate, bearing interest at
able emi!annually; and exempt from All
taxes, except income tax. Apply to "a ~
.,a,os.,3 so, JosEPa sEYBoLD,
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n So For Sale
For Sale.

i on Fourth st The house is in fhorotipf
repair and arrangements for comfort md
convenience very complete, For location IL
city. II. CfSA6E3IF.N
nov14.tdecI '+-l' = =
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For Rent.
ForRenf.
:. .sa7 : sSasE. 5z1olF1 d !.
- 400. ; Foi. Sale.

A SPRING WAGON FOB ONE OR
IA two horses one Sett heavy single hafs
ness, nin1oseueW,
One BlacEsnith's Bellows [Arndt = make
IL k ~ : NS'F ( a. A. III. RfcHARDs. 7
nog96sit at Onion, Thompson . 90.
BRICK AND STONE FOR SALE.
DRoPosALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF
stone on the premises lately known as the
..Atheneum Malt House, Will be received
by the undersigned, any time this week, mp
TO Saturday night. Dec, BIB, at their once
adjoining the Custom House.
For terms and other Information, apply to
novS0 ct BUTTERFIBLn q Co..
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sTERLINq sILVER WARE
difR s9siJ1sx5 yA9Dildla % ttg va
FINE IS ELECTRO.PBATED WARE.


THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co..
OF PRoYfDEECE, II. /, having the 1arsest
manufactory Of solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the lnuat Improved machinery
and employing the most skilled labor. aIe
enabled to. offer an unequallsd variety OF
newnnd beautiful designs iniDInnHr scr
vices, Tea Services and every articlespecials
ly adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts. =
They offer also their well-knoWn and nm
rivalled Nickel Silver ElectrorP lated Ware,
In Bhish they have introduced new pat
iterhs or rare ELEGANCE. lie, Solid silver IS
guaranteed to be Of sterling purity by u g
Mint assay. The Electro Plate is guarap-
.teed TO be superior TO the finest Shenield
ware. gopders received from the Trade only,
bat these goods may be obtained from re-
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP.
vi den street. between Byron and Sixth-
ocl1 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
Eor terms enquire OF NJ. a. oHANDLER,
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81 essaas sdt 10 sci 5r=---s7-
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paIO1ySInS OF EneeZlng. -fff fissT iltff.s7f.. n
me thickened condition OF the mucous
lent matter In the nasal canals int6rferes
with respiration through the nose, and
the open mouth, % practieevery deleterioiis
at All Times but more particularly so during
sleep, which, UNDER such circumstnnces, Is
always restless and uccompanfeTt nv a feg,Ty
snoring ROnnd. g...# =
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INTELLIGENCER.

n Err M 3.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-10-21

HORRIBLE HISTORY OF GLUTToE. .-Grena-
dier Tarara, who died recently at Florence,
was one Of the greatest gluttons Of modern
times. He devoured In the course OF twenty
four hours q whole quarter Of beef A break
fast prepared for ten or twelve persons be
would despatch in a very few minutes He
ate limestones, corks, and nearly everything
that fell into his hands. A favorite food Of
his was snakes, which he relished better
than the fattest eels. He dev0ured the
largest snakes be got hold Of, alive, without
leaving anything Of them. When be was
once employed as assistant in hospital, he
seized upon a large tom-cat, and was already
occupied IN tearing Il alive, when Dr. Lorenzi,
Chief surneon Of the Army, was sent for.
Tarara held the cat by the neck and tail and
tore its belly with his teeth, sucking the
blood, and soon leaving nothing oft except
the bones; whereupon, be gnawed like 9
beast Of prey on the skin, to the horror
Of the hospital assistants who witnessed
the repulsiye scene These assistants said
they had seen him drink with the utmost
avidjty the blood Of patients that had been
bled, and others caught him In eating pieces
ont Of the eorpses at the eharnel-house.
When it finally appeared that this caunibal
had deyoured the whole corpse Of q child,
he was dismissed from the hospital, where
he filed everybody with unspeakable horror.
he died, % years old, Of 3 putrid diarhes,
resulting from modification Of the bowels.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

love to look on a scene like this
OF wild and careless play,
And persuade myself that am not old
And my locks are not yet grey;
For it stirs the blood of old mans heart,
And Dakes his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill of happy voice
And the light Of pleasant eye.
/ have walked the world for four-seore years
And they say that am Old
That my heart is ripe for the reaper Death,
And my years are well-nigh told;
1t is very true-it is very true
lam very old and AZ bide my times"
But my heart will leap at a scene like this,
And half renew my prime.
Play oni play on Pm with you there
In the midst of your merry ring;
can feel the thrill Of the daring jump
And the rush of the breathless swing.
hide with you in the fragrsnthay,
And I whoop the smothered call,
And my feet slip on the seedy floor,
And 1 care not for the fall
1 am willing to die when my time shall come,
And shall be glad to go
For the world, at best, is a weary place,
And my pulse is getting low;
But the grave is dark, and the heart will fail
In treading its gloomy way,
And it wiles my breast from its dreariness
To see the young so gay.
M p Wills.
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BALzAc TRYING TO DISE.-Another very
good thing, too, said by a man who had
nothing the matter with his tongue, has
this week been repeated In connection with
Balzac. There is place called the Tete
Noire, near st. Cloud, famous for restau-
rant of the first class and for being the re-
sort of remarkable men. Two ofthe latter
Leon Goylan and Balzac--once dined Tiers,
and felt as hungry after their meal as be-
fore. "Whatever shall we eatY' asked one.
"Let US call up waiter and ask what they
have got, +" answered the other. The ftfnc-
tionary, in curled hair and shiny shoes, ap-
peared on a small corkscrew kind Of stair
case between the eating room and kitchen, and
the parley began, Balzac questioning; Have
you got any leg of muttony" "Oh, sir,
we have given the last slice TO an English
man." Have you got any chicken p
"Fowl very hard, cir, In this season." "Have
you got any steaks ~ "Never have any
over, sir, after one." "Haye you got any
fish ~ "Shan't have any, cir, before seven.n
"Confound him." said Goylan, "I'll make
him say plain no. Have you got any
sphinx" he went on questioning, inn
patiently. "Sphinx, sir? pll go and see In
the Kitchen Away he went, but came up
in a second. "We have not got any left,
SIR" Balzac's face can be fancied. At first
he looked struck dumb with awe and astonish-
ment, then suddenly his cheeks were blown
out like full moon; he threw hIs napkin
down and groaned with laughter. There
stood the waiter, 10 all the sincerity Of
conviction, mute beholder, In curled hair,
and ready to swear again that all the sphinx
cooked had been eaten up.--Farfs Cores "
Y Herald.
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A NOVEL CARRIAGE-HoRsEs ISsIDE.-An
ingenious ida has been carried out success
fully in Cincinnati, by the construction of 8
one wheeled carriage, propelled by the horses
being inside. 1t consists of large wooden
wheel, fourteen feet in diameter and six
broad, with foot-board for the horses to
hold. From the axle are suspended seats
for the passengers, which axle extends on
both sides beyond the wheel, it being only
necessary to keep them balanced. Iron
stays from the exfremities Of the axle are
carried over the top rather in front, which
supports the seat for the person who drives
the vehicle, which is done with the greatest
ease, and it can turn In much shorter
space than a coach. A successful trial was
made recently with one carrying twenty
four passengers and two heavy draught
horses, previously trained, as they are en-
tirely unfettered by harness A distance Of
five miles was performed in twenty-eight
minutes. The work Of the horses Is easy,
as they travel on an endless plank-road.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-10-21
California Insurance Company.

THE Undersigned, AGENTS
Il of the above Company, have been author
ized to insure risks on CARGO, FREIGHT
vnd TREASURE, by COASTERS, from Homo
lulu to all ports of the Hawaiian Group. and
vice versa. H. HACKFELD 4 co.
S-1y4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-10-21

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