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1.-The Illness OF Senator Grimes at the
very time when his vote was needed to save
johnson from an unjust conviction, can be
accounted for on no other hypothesis than
that he was deliberately poisoned by the saw
age and bloodthirsty mongrels, ETC. y
BeNefonte Watchnaan
A man struck with paralysis, poisoned r.
What fool you are Meek How ready you
are to cry stop theft The sudden and sim
ultaneous illness of Senators Howard, Conk-
ling, Nye and Morton, just when their
votes we're needed SO convict the arch trai-
tor, is coincidence much more readily ex-
planned on the hypothesis of poisoning"
than the paralysis of ''Old Grimes Be-
sides, it consistent with Democratic and
Copperhead tactics in the past Harrison,
Taylor, and Lincoln, were all victims of the
bowl and bullet" in the hands of Demo
cratic" assassins
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CHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of sundr ,

- n EhlEr - CShLE.-Dy Virtue VI suHuiy
~ writs of Lerari Fdcias, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Clearheld
county. and to me directed, there will be exposed
to public SALE at the Court House. in the borough
of CIearfeld, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY 0F
JUNE 1868, st o'clock, P. NJ, the following
described Real Estate. to wit: t
All tb two certain tracts of land situate In
Morris township, Cloar6eld county Pa bounded
and described as Follows: One Of them beginning
at post, corner of land in name of Blair M Clsn-
ahan, thence along the same North one degree
east 235 perches to W hite Pine. thence ~ de-
grees. west 3lS perches to Hickory, thence along
the survey hereafter described south one degree
west 235 perches to post, thence by land IN name
of John Price south SO degrees east BIC perches 10
place of beginning. containing 437 acres and i44
perches and allow ance. The OTHER beginning az
a Hickory corner thence north SO degrees Ts't
145 perches to post, thence south one degree west
235 perches to post, thence along land in name
of John Swanwick south SO degrees east 40 pc,
to post. thence along frst described tract ncl'n
one degree east 235 per, hes to place OF eesfnhAs;
containing 200 acres and allowance, being Part %
survey in name Of John Nieholfon. oeised tsAen
in execution, and to be sold as the properly Oh
John J. Miller.
Also, by virtue Of q writ Of Vssd- En- Inc
following described real estate: .o.,.
certain lot of land situate IN or near osceois
Borough, ClearfeId county, Pa containing aoou,
one acre, with two story frame house srec's.
thereon. Seized, taken in execution, ana 20 "
sold as the property Of H. H. kephaTt anS Da''O
Kephsrt. {. hoTs
May II, 1868. oneiln.
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EGISTER'S s NOTICE -Noticei is here
~ by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed By land remain fled
of record in this Office for the inspection of heirs
Iegatees creditors and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
ohans' Court of Clearield county, TO be held at
the Court House, in the Borough Of CieaIfeld,
conme ncing on the Sd Monday Of june. 1858
Final account Of Samuel p. Wilson. one of the
Administrators of the estate of Matthew A. For
eee deceased.
Final account Of Joseph W. Lall, Administra-
tor Of the estate Of Walter Wilson, deceased.
Final account Of John Gormsnt Admiaistra
tor of the estate Of FrancisL Dormant, decd.
Final account of Charles Sloan and Cyrenius
Howe, Administrators of the estate Of Jacob
Gearhart, deceased.
Partial account of Christian Korb, Administra-
tor of the estate of Charles Zillox. late of Brady
township deceased.
The account of Jacob Kuntz, Administrator OF
the estate Of George J. Weaver, late Of Brady
township, deceased.
Final account Of James Somerville surviving
Administrator Of David SomerviIle, late Of Chest
township decd 1. q. BARGEK,
Clearfeld, May 81. '6S. Register
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A PPRAISEMENT NOTICETOC CRED
~ ITORS.-Estate of James White. late


OF the tw of Knox CIearfeld county, Pa, dec ID.
In THE ORPHANS CeURr OF CLEARFIELp COUNTY
The appraisenent made under the 5th section of
the act OF the l4th of April, 1851, having been
hled In said estate, notice is hereby given that
Margaret White the widow of James White. late
of Karthaus to wnship' deceased, claims to retain
real and personal property referred to therein Of
of the value of $500. The real estate described
as follows. viz. Beginning at post the town
ship road leading to Saltlick which post or place
of beginning is about sO& perches and links
east of the south west corner of what is or was,
Thomas Whites land thence north fifteen perch
es to post, thence east eleven and one-fourth
perches to post. thence south fifteen perches to
post at twp road, thence west eleven and one
fourth perches to place of beginning, containing
ono acre and allow ance, and which appraiseme Mt
was, on the 18th day of March, A. d 1885, pre-
sented to the said Court, when it ordered
and decreed that publication be made giving
tice to all persons concerned that to the real
estate appraised and set out TO the widow of Jas.
White, deceased, under the law allowing $500
worth Of property to be thus set out to the of
herself and family, the said appraisement will be
absolutely confirmed unless sufficient reason to the
contrary be shown on or before the First day Of
June term, A. D., 1868 By the Court.
May 81, '6S IG. BARGER, Clerk o. C.
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Grant and Oolfax,

The Chicago Convention did its work WELL
No better ticket could have been selected IN
all the length and breadth of the land. The
nomination of GRANT was foregone con-
clusion. Long before the convention met
the people had determined he should be
President, and six hundred and fifty dele
gates simply recorded the decision of the
loyal masses of the nation in declaring
him the candidate.
1t would be affectation in US to present
our readers with biographical sketch OF
one with whose name and deeds they have
been so familiar for the last seven years.
He is identified with the history OF the
country and stands to-day pre-emlnently the
greatest and the best beloved man on Amer
lean soil. 1t was fitting that he should be
nominated unanimously amidst the widest
cheering ever witnessed in political con-
vention-cheering that has been caught up
and re-echoed across the continent, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific shores. As all
eyes turned to him in the darkest hour OF
the war to save the imperilled country, so
now all loyal hearts look to him and trust
him to bring back to happiness and order
that country saved by his genius and the
heroism of the gallant men who followed
him. The people will not be disappointed.
He will be triumphantly elected, and his
wisdom, caution, courage, and determination,
with that magnanimity that always shone
nol,, = ha nf
signaize an Administration that will be as
successful and as benifcient as any in the
annals Of our history.
In SCHUYLER CoLFAX, we have candi-
date for Vice President, whose fidelity to
the political orga2ization of which he has
ever been consistent member cannot be
questioned He was born in the city Of
| New York in 1928, and in 1886 removed
with his widowed mother, to St. Joseph
County, Indiana, which is still his home.
In 1854 he was elected to Congress- and has
been six times successively re elected. His
entrance into Congress was in the great
struggle over the Lecompton swinile, and
his first speech went forth to repel the tide
of terror that was sweeping over struggling
Kansas, and clearly showed that he was one
of the best debaters in the Lower House.
Over 100000 copies of his speech were
printed and circulated-a compliment never
before received by any member of Congress
He has been three times elected Speaker
of the House, each time by an increased
majority. His whole character may be
summed up in these words is Chris
tian gentleman
With such a ticket the Republican part.
is invincible. As certainly as the Novem
Der sun will sink to his rest, SO certainl,
will Grant and Colfax be elected Presiden
and Vice President of the United States.
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Democracy and Bishop Simpson.

Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, is justly regarded as the most
eloquent man now living, and he is reputed,
throughout the Christian world, as one of
the holiest of men. OF this distinguished
clergyman the editor of the Petersburg In
den, Copperhead paper, writes as follows
But this Simpson. this political brawler,
this covetous Bishop, who would rob his i'm
poyerished brethren of the South, even of
their places of worship-this presider over
a convocation of devils chaplains, this wolf
in sleeps clothing, who leads hungry pack
similarly disguised, against the sheep-folds
of the South-what shall we say of him
Only this and nothing more - Believing
that he will have to appear at bar where
his hypocritical disguises will be stripped
from him-while
We love priest,
We love cowl,
We love prophet of the soul,
Yet for all his faith can see,
We would not this good ~ Bishop be.
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Grimes the double dyed traitor was struck
Journal. .
we wonder who struck Howard and
Conkling ?-Repu5Hcan. W
Ihe same men that struck Nye and Nor
ton-that struck Harrison, Taylor and Lin
coin. The same men that have always been
ready to strike whenever some great deed
is to be done for freedom and for humanity
and who have always traitors on hand, ready
to take the place of those who are struck
No Copperhead paper need ask WHO struck
Howard and Conkling?''
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A PPRAISEMENT NOTICE TO CRED
- ITORS-Estate of William Fl. Tozer

OleS. -IIoIdtC VI w lIIdu lOZcI.
decd, late of Chest twp, ClearfeId county Pa.
In THE Orphans CoURT OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY
The appraisement made under the Fifth section
of the act of the l4th of April, 1851 having been
filed in this estate, notice is hereby given tn at
Sarah G. Tozer, the widow of Wm. II. Tozer, late
of Chest tw p, decd, claims to retain real estate
referred to in the appraisement to the value of
$500, bounded follows: Beginning at Beech
corner, which is the common corner of four tracts
of land, thence south 43 degrees east along the
original line S0.l perches to post, thence north
o2 degrees east 3So3 perches to post, thence
north 3St degrees west S0.l perchss to Birch,
thence south 81 degrees west 336 perches to place
of beginning, containing about l57 acres and 70
Perches, and which appraisement was,on the 18th
day of March. 1868, presented to tho Court. when
1t was ordered and deersed that publication be
made giving notice to all persons concerned that
the real estate appraised and out to the widow
OF VIM. II. Tozer, decd, under the law allowing
her $500 worth Of property, to be thus set cut to
the use of herself and family, the said appraise-
ment will be absolutely confirmed unless sufkcient
reason to the contrary be shown on OF before the
first day of June Term, 1858. By the Court
May n, '6S. l. q. BARGER Clerk O. G.
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measure as the spirit Of disloyalty will direct and
IS may be consistent with the safety of the loyal
people
IA. We recognize the great principles laid down
in the Immortal Declaration OF Independence as
the true foundation of Dem mocratic government
and we hail with gladness every effort to~srd
making these principles living reality on every
inch of American soil
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Tu,.
A PPRAIsEMENT N NOTICETOCREp

TTOKS.-Estate OF Allen MabIe, late
Of Pike twp, clearfeld county, Pa, deceased
IL THE ORPHANS COURT OF CLEARFIELp COUNTY
The appraisement made under the ffth section Of
the Act of the l4th of April. 1851, having been
fled in this estate. notice Is hereby given that
Nancy Woods, (late Nancy Mabiel the widow Of
Allen Mabie, late of Pike twp, claims to retain
real estate, referred to in the the apprasementof
the value of $500 and which appraisemeLt was en-
the 18th day of March. A. D., 1857, presented 10
the said Court when it was ordered and decreed
that publication be m ade giving notice to all per
and set out to the widow of Allen Mabie dec d ,
under the law allowing her $500 worth of prop
erty to be thus set out to the Of herself and
family, the said appraisement will be absolutely
confirm ed unless sufficient reason to the contrary
be shown or before the FIRST day of june Term
A. D. 1858. BY the Conrt.
May q, IS. /. g. BARGER, CLERK o. C.
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GREAT WESTERN

Horse Insurance & Detective Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature Of Illinois
with Chartered Capital Of 100000,
HOME OFFICE: DECATUR, ILLINOIS.
Cash Assets, July l, 1867, S171,697 So
This is the only Company that insures against
ACCIDENTS NOT RESULTING IN DEATH.
]. F. EATON, AcTUARY.
Office College Block. North Third Street.
Harrisburg, Penn'a. rE
wM NJ MCCULLOUGH, Egg,
May 27,'6a.l Agent. Clsarfeld. Pa
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STRAYED AWAY--on Sunday. Nav
~ 18th, dark brindle Cow, with some
white streaks over the body, the points of tine
horns cut of of, AID about FIVE years old A lib.
eral reward will be paid for information of heI
whereabouts. JOHN GUELICH
May "a. Clearfeld, Pa
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Advertisements mp large type, of pfasn
siyis, ,oiH be charged double usual rates No eKts
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A LBERT ,GEARY co, Dealers in Dry ooga'' pa
n Groceries, Hardware. QueensHare, flou, De
con, etc. Woodland. Clearheld county "a, 1isU' ,D
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed iumU'i
shingles and square timber. Orders soiici'eu
Woodland, Pa, Aug. 18th, 1868. at-
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YINOBACCO AND SEGARS best caEena.sIt ti.st
coneress snuu roll founder. natural issi
fine cut smoking Tobacco, best brands OF ~ pu.
Havans, Connecticut and State seed ssgars' iA"''
pipes, scotch snuff, rsppee snuf. at ,pu,s
Nav 20 1858. j. z. hhai Iht.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-men's french cali ts.a 80
ID boots, french kip psgged boots, mel L.
boys balm orals oxford ties, carpet slipper -.
dies CATERS. french morocco shoes Poiisn Soo..'
calf-skin shoes, children's fancy celered o1os
lasting ank lets. buttoned bouts gum over overIpaS
and sandals, at j. p. kRAI Zen -
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TLOTHING-full suits, coat, pants ana Vest ;,.S
~ Seine black cloth dress coafs-shh NJ M.s.l
cas- sinner suits-blue eassimer coats Drown s.
business coats-bIack doeskin cassimer Ps
light cassimer psDts-black alpaca coats. rs,s
dastsrs-short linen coats-boys coats. pants,
and jackets-overalIs linen shirs|gTE'S
shirts-Rnm coats-at j. Z. hrA bH1-
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HATS AND CAPS-spring styles in N en- ?"
III mama, braid .Ieghorn and canton hs',orosT,s s,.
fur hats, black wool hats, young gents fashiVnas
silk hats, old mems cassimer hats, planters S;.s,s
brim hats, infants fancy caps, ladies snara,s anu
sundowns, at j. 7. hhA1hEH
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DRUNES-a quantity on hand and for sale at
i May 81. T.. W. GRAHAM'S
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CtADDLES, Brides, harness. collars Srp:s
- saj. a, MERRELL BIGLsh .
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CAV MILL WANTED, by an experi

y enced Sawyer, to run by the thousand
or for share of the lumber. Any person hav-
ing mill to lease. will please address JOURNAL
OFFICE - Clearfeld, Pa Nav 27 '6S-3tp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broaawsy. cornsr OF Thirtieth street, open from A.
'-~ Iwo PERFORMANCES DAILY
only Sa
shoud be taken In advance.
This evening and Wednesday and Saturday Eatinees,
THE LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsQGE TROUPE
in the greatly successful bqrlessqSe Of
to be- preceded By TO oBL aa1es Benson.
FaDSisr T Thng'11f FL smE
and PERFECTION in both OF which Mas Rosa Cook and
''~pl ALE I'fFHiiEs' WONDERS OF WOODS MUSEUM.
4 Corner Of Eighth avenue and Twentythird street
sEcoAS SEASON OF OPERA soTrF AZ Manager
Ia Ai sR nxHsES Dtchssss 81 dEkoIsTsIs
Second appearance ny :eaSos q sas renowned s1
y. IHDu Z. :. bd p5IGfs Si"s !. Gen. Boam.
H. LAGRIFFoUL Al Baron Puck.
N. DARoE as Baron, Baron drog
n. GulDoN as Sepomqc: :. v.,a.
new and magnificent drop, representing the Landing
Of Columbus has been painted expressly Tor opening Of the
Notice e. 10 sSSscriberA limited number and
stalls be by subscribers for the season. or
for oF sssr 3 ys RE : o is HOUSE,
Reserved Seats for sale At Schirmes Music store No. 7ol
ROUTES TO PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.
From Union square and Fifth Avenue Hotel, Twentyhird
From South ferry Twentyhird street omnbuses every Two
FROM Grand street and Houston stree, FERRIES every
From Cortandt street ferries omnbuscs House,
From Fulton ferry Blocker OF Twelfth
stree. and Eighth thence sS cars every two minutes
Reserved Seats. 50 froscenium 20
Family Circle BUc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

An1UsEsIENrs.
Tsun .pss. Oh o ns AGE
OR THE S hYaSas o. sH HE RAINBOW
Never sauasd in Scenery Grand srr.nso
Young Ssf fads. lsfSsou. E%sss' Siss
EVERY s Sa1SD VA. Af e O'CLOCK.
cAHDEMy r OF MusIG.-l4rH ST. MISS KELLoGs
Admissio noludins reserved seat I'll 6o bo1es 81 $40
Thursday, Oct. is al a NJ boz once or the Acads.
!, Mss S CLARA Al. LOUISE KELLoaas OPENING NIGHT.
vsss1 "a 9 T. ss rA.
l'u'sSf : i 'snrfs''sd with
Am fo nFEDA DE 0FFEsFEks e fa'0's cG sGsis
.a e. ss ~. 2RfD& Aorr
~ sna . Ss;
entire i1 Ts OSsss A' A'''ss me
which :A' - 800
m sr sSn 2rss;s ns; II o1oazA
Saturday, Oct q Grand kellogg Ma.,ns s x,,,,
AoADEAr OF Ag SnsIis bSsSa
bi1sse.. .. yAsAurseHEs
stage Director fosir1vEIY LAST WEEK oF dOffAASs
FANNY FANNY 5 51sASsscHEk,,
h zS5 * f.; $ Sa + s Ss;s'si
., Drama IL Avg acts, BY Albert Lindpsx
SASsf iii
kPAYksEs NI NqH 1T s yXE3 3SE
The sale Of reserved seats and tickets win his
oss Ss
EVERY huff SHSI SzB s acFoRDa MATINEE,
V" be Ssga vs. Sa.rl ss szffs DRAMA
founded upon his popular novel, published In Frank Leses
which has been several weeks in careful preparation
-" -' ELABoRArE MECHANICAL EFFEcys :
.,.. Bp,h AassA 9s SAsg'0SfS CHARACTERS
''''' Mss ELLA EL CHAPMAN
' Mrs. REEVES,
n, + 42o9sss H:sa D. Ha1 ns.s H. s
Ryner, G. Foster and numerous auxilaries.
In the VS. II sts BUSY TINES
introducing well known characters OF that locality Union
'a Box once o ss'si from S's 4 SiSM.
RRoADwAiyT ~ T y 4IrS In .xxpn NIGHTLY
rLoRENCE e1cels ali other actors Of the present ago.
Fl s
IL from sn and II. I'll
detect HIS thoahs BY some other process than listening
s s sna a and s: aSns
His obcneizer indeed villain has objection to be
their desire d,ss M hsags:3
to call forth the dipeasure OF the less po
ton OF the audience. ~
greater was never paid 70 an actor sncetas
origin o. the 1 pGK IL e' caRIsrMAs STORY
NO THoKOUGHFARE,
Ttsfs zNp SAs EXQUISITE
BE RErs sATERb 9yEn MxT HyEH!Sa AND
In order to obtain good seats is absolutely necessary
nightly compelled retire, unable to obtain ava
pRYANTs' MINsTRELs, 18th strssA
u ih street. Ia'ssaH nf S aisafy n
Or, LIE Grand Doctoresse.
EGsTsh Ts fsss.S :ssa:
TO- Ssif Henry dsa
Inks ana bs ar cine in e5S s DANCE
ela-panonion, Mesmeric Doctor drecian BEND
Box once sn from 10 to daily Seats and private poxos
'' SGSh n says IN fUGsEzrA sosA BRYANry
SIGNoR BLIrz THE GREAT ORIGINAL.
nGaY' TE hf hzs ss i nElseEa EVENINGS
f!HRgHR%SpkkE k khi2sE an sA Fur o'clock
F sys Tie Las: W wsst lie
PPS Sysy Tie he Last Last Week Week Of Of %Sas.
Admssion Soc. children 25c; reserved seats, 75c
l LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF
GREAT ExHIBifioN o. GT4LLoS's WONDERFUL
v.v Esg,n. s': s + Europe and AmeTc
Sols %ass y 1 ssn a~3S' ssy r1s view"
Admission 81 cents children % cents.
1t.
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basement and cellar French root frame House, with one
acre Of ground, lris stables, &c house new contains
rooms ana dellahtfy situated; be used 40 hotel
eocebls BY horse cars which pass the 1901, WI ee esssd
for two, three five years ~ cheap rent Y, arsspynbe
party For full particulars apply to LIEN CkEflLR a
Bon, 20 Washins tom street. HoDokan Ms.
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS, 18th sreet
ID l4th street, adjoining the Academy of Music.
LUCREZlA BORGIA, NJ. D.;
Or, LIE Grand Doctoresse.
Produced with superb scenery cosues, appointments &c,
EUGENE, bite great artist. as MRS DIX l.. boRdlA
.Dempster Orsin. unsworh
The Duke Seymour Princess. .Eph Horn
Hogan Hughes Rockefeller Crosby, Howard, Henry, GroS
DAN BRYANT
Capt Jinks, and first time In three years the
CHALLENGE DANCE. CHALLENGE DANCE
ela-pan-onion, Mesmeric Doctor, Grecian Bend.
Box once casn from 10 to daily Seats and private bcxcs
secured six days Ia ...-naa. x ...xm,.
BRYANTs'. LuCREzIA hUi.anA BRYANTy.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, OF
interesting, Invaluable and scientific subjects, shown
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy by forwarding % cents 70 the secretary 81
Broadway.
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mo LEr-A pARIOR AND BasE.NEN FLOOR, s4s.
Also Paror and Floor overhead, YIN DAM To'
or separate SS2 and &25 gas hAtares and si any
TO small gcntee families. Apply the osi u
Second
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THEATRE FRANCAIs-MATINEE DUCHEsSE.
i Director and Lessee 0hAO
Saturday, October II, at o'clock; doors open al H.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE OF THE SEASON.
LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
NINE ROSE BELL LA GRANDE DUCuEsSE
With Carrier Beckers Bourgoin CODY, Mussay and
Nine Guere Magnificent mise en- scene The new scenery
and brilliant costumes.
the Matinee price Of admission win DO 81, private
boxes, reserved, $6.
The debut Of Nile. DEsCLAUZAs FONTANELL GABEL
will take place In 0ENEvIEVE DE BRABANT.
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O71 BOwERY.-sECOND FLOOR CONSISTING OF
AJt parlor, three bedrooms and Kitchen; gas water,
&C., the floor very desirable location for millinery
other light business. Apply In the
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.


A PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT (ABOuT TEN
IA rooms TO let, at No. 30 Clinton place. Broadway
large corner buildings elegant location for dentist mner
yerstY place.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY IN FORTY-sIXTH STREET,
n between Fifth and Sixth avenues, will let two
Rooms to gentlemen, without board Address RI box Ass
Post o flee
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sr,rE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY, IS.

,N.er1N FRIEDMAN, Auditor Of s'dc County in '" NO ~ s ""r Do I liable , . be- s:dy..
l 4" ~" is NH md &C rect statement " u" 'w -. ..niA
oregciugL ' o"Wm - MOI, Of principal and inHers' de a"o 'eme'""k ~" w.
sra sou '" ~ ronc,.sioue! School Fund OF DsW'sO oon! w ~. "" -
TN a. m" % ,rsss ,og@her il the lounges and , rH" OF "o v e rn co iot fes
Witness ny nand as Auditor 81 50" o""' MARTIN FRIEDMAN, A. d. c.
Otto ia ereby given n all whom il may co"cr''' WV. wv w., -. rsee~m
NOlOE ~ ne'roy 49," H., conuin,d,o pr 80 much thereof US my 70 *
uacuo ~ anu "ua"n,", and interest, damages and Gust oil avfr'tne y. ~" "", ~ T.M.
TO pay. me p""ep" ".. cm,, ;, us. door in lnpe, Dubois Tommy c"s - '"L
w. 10 Mnndav of March 1868 unless ne sJ Wncpan No., Co.sSss Nj.
be paid before that me """'' - MARTIN FRIEDMAN. A. D. C. -
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